... LivEaRIooL, Oct. 26.-The excitement which prevail- or ed at the close of last week, and up to Wednesday of a this, has subsided ; and the accounts from the mnanufac- nd turing districts not responding to the improvement in d, prices noted in our last, the demand from the day above- d. nained ceased to be lively, and prices have fallen back from an advance of 1d. per pound on the lower ...

... sbipvoilg intlligence. The Mary, Bell, from Leith for Ouebee, was spoken l5th September, off Cape Ray, out forty-eight days. Yarmouth, October 14.-The greater part of the fleet got under way this morning hbout seven o'clock, with a light breeze from W. to WSW. Put back the Hero, Bishop,for Leith, with loss of anchors. During lie gale of Thursday week, the Jessie Ann, of Pertb, loaded with ...

... . Wabal 1;.sitellignice. Portsmouth, October 23. The Edinbkirgb, 74, sailed yesterday direct for Ja- maica, and is to be attached to the squadron under the command of Vice-Admiral the Honourable Sir Charles Paget. She took out a number of disposable seamen for the ships. The Rose, 18, was to have sailed this morning for the north coast of Spain, to be under the orders of Commodore Lord John ...

... .'stippilto littelligreltre. GreenOck, Oetober 4.-Arrived here on Tuesday, the Lady Turner, George, from Demterara; sailed from the Bar 15th August. The Borealis, Birnie, for Newfound. land, sailed samne day; and the Ann Wyse, Askew, for Clyde, sailed 3 days previous. Left the Cecilia, Ander. son, for Clyde, on the Bar-expeeted to get offthe next tide. Left loading for Clyde, the Richard Brown ...

... sbippilng htetigent. Portsmouth, September 27.-The brig Malvina,, Car- naby, of Blyth, has just arrived outside the harbors ; she sailed from Blyth, the 18th inst. and soon after sailing picked. up several packets of papers containing invoices of goods shipped on board the.-steam vessel Forfarshire, lately stranded near the: Ferne Isilandss there are a great many of these invoices in, a ...

... WAICmIZZLl1 WOOL MARKET, -There has been a to- lerable amount of business doing this week in most kinds of wool, at, as nearly as possible, the currency of last week. Stocks do not appear to accumulate in the stap- lers' hands. HuDDERsFIELn, Tuesday.- We continue to experience a fair demand for most descriptions of goods, especially far fancy articles, and manufacturers appear in good spi rits ...

... aollban* MONDAY, OCTOBER 8. STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWO O'CLOCK. fleet Stork_-.- shut todia ?? - hrseper Cent. R=d. shutl ina ?? Three perCent.CGfls~ls 94*t Annuities (Jrn. w16o) shut Ditto ?? 94- Do. New (ditto) is5 7-1; Three~aiidalfPetCrfliS. shut Do. (Oct. 1859) shut Do. iteduc ?? shut D~o. (Jan. 1835) - Do. do. New = 102i Do.(Oct. 1850) FourperCents. -A Echequer Bills 6e 71 Irish BanlkStoctk ...