... SHIPPING INTELLIEINCE I GIAv~lgaBO, FEB. 6.-Arrived the Latljo, fritn Pati; L, Grant, from ileamel; Julie, front Calas;a Matilda, fronit'e~ 1. 0. Newport Trader, from ditto ;Elizt 1itonsell, true; Ili, , ii. ash; Charlotte, from St. bMiclatel',; Patriot, tri,; Deisjoeja t from Gibraltar; Susanoah, froot Chaurente; Grand 'turk, frm- El. logne; liberty, from Guernsey ;Hovilton iun;ket, froindn ...

... SHIPpING INTXLLIGENGE. DEAL, Fen. 3.-Witd N.E., ?? from the river and proceeded, the Rapid, Field, for liondth Austraiaf. Several Meo sels worked into the Dowos from the estward; names unknown.- FEE. 4, wind ?? blowing very etrobg ?? from the river and alled theWilliFaB urton, Paon, for tihaleC. Arrived andre. maom the St.James, Sebor, far NoVw Yorkt Afhlick, Ford, for Demerara; Falcon, ...

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... 1FORLEIGN NA JRgETS. IiAvnE, Fruo. 24-To day ve have bad a0 inmprovitig demand for Cotton, aod prices are rather higier thaut those obtoined yesttrdily and duriog the previous days of the week * the quantity sold to day is neor upon 3.0100 bihs. The dlecline is prices we notlci d 1 our lost 'may nou be estimated tit 21 per :0 hilogro for rd viand middling qualitihs of United Stotes growth, ito ...

... SHIPPIAG i ,NTELLIGENCE. DEAL., FeE. 9.-Il.ind S.S.W.-Arrired the Margaret, Nood, from Sierra Leone, and Vernon, from lradeira. POIRT5IMOUTu, Fas. 9.-tVind S.SW. to ?? fresh breezes and ?? her hlajesty's Ship Garnett, from Barbadaes; her Majesty's brig Pantaloon, from a cruise; Turk, Penton, from Se- ville- and Mary, Williams, from Waterfoid.-Salled the Norman, Patterson, for Copenhagen; and ...

... LOJDOWV MUARKETS-TuEMDAY. HAY MARKETS. The stlpplies to-day scere good, atidt the dernanit for dry provender Was exte-isne prices conti-ue i rin. Meadilow Hoy fis to !i's and lir5s, Clover Hay lbs to 120 asto I ns, Slraws Bis to ;its per load. WHITECHAPIl, MEAT IMiARIKET. The trade this mortlitig was dolt, with a fair supply of town and country killed toent. The arrivcds of dead mteat from ...

... Mr. Field** moved for leave on Tuesday night to bring in a bill to repeal the Poor Law Amendment Act. He displayed, with his usual ability, the horrible results. Mr. Wakley seconded the motion.'and pointed the absurdity, inefficacy, and ..isjustioe the tyrannical measure. But though the number of the signatures to the petitions exceeded two hundred thousand, Lord John Rusmll discovered that ...

... Going too Far. —John Burgoyne, a tradesman, living near thia office, was charged with an assault of aggravated nature on Mrs. Elliott, the wife of another tradesmen. The complainant, good-looking young woman, being sworn, stated that she and her husband lodged in the defendant’s house, and that she was passing up bar room ...

... kag to rofcr o Sriotol oomopnademt (ho pobltAcr. Wo hire on Addrou tho OporotiTo Cordwiiooro to tho Trodeo of •rirtol, and tho PnbUc ftooial.” We «rita agree la the 'opinion that important it U to incalcoto tomper ante, ho& and example, nothing can more odioao than oonrert abopo into police-efßec and into petty magiitratet. who are * ...

... SH-IP.IaNG IrivT.ELLIGENCR the rL, Fs 3. 13,-Wind E. ?? and proceeded f.r from r~vrt tdeDljvls, Chralsopher, fronm Limerick; ;lMontreal, Griffir, dov a k l Calebangaz, ?? vreHce, from tondiuras. Came 111, roaa Ihe olvur and proecedol, Itraeken Blloor, Smith, for Mau. r PotesUTsI, Fte. li.-Wil(iEF.ilas-ArrivedthwfRoyalGeorge, fron, St. llchnel's, Offport the Gladiator, Britten, fronm New York. ...

... lONEY MI.1i0ETh and CITY YFAS' SATUrD)A Y. Matters generally Iruve been il!-1 StooIk Exchange, but it app'irs toe 10 somi salet of Cuneols for nilollcil Iibitl reaction of 4 per cent. in thern, ;t ii upon the other market. tbllineo,s ntii l : rapidly advancing lately and tIhtu:'i11i' nerally occur under suv-ll ?? t taking away from their stabklitr. hutn tir0 strengthening them, itlasllu ca its ...

... . . „,,c--that person on the subject When )ier buthsod was to'.d had thrown her upon the bed, lira answer wss thtp that was gdtnjf too far with the joke. U her fanner cross-examination she said there were oilier ledgers in tho house, but she could not whether they beard her making any noise open those tx^Mddna' that the defendsnit |ißlted her about and bar. She that they did not. Her ...