... THE FINANCIAL CRISIS1 TUIRBSDAY, NovA. The English funds still show great steadiness, and a further rise of nearly 1 per cent. has tsent place to-day. Consols for nioney opened at 821 to J, and, afters a sight temporary decline, resumed their upward progress until they' reached 8:34, at which price they closed buyers. For the accoant the rallge was from 8-20is 6o 83i Bank ;cuturc 1.t off 184 ...

... LIVERPPOOL, MANCHESTER, AND NEW- CASTLE UPON TYNE JUNCTION RAILWAY COMPANY GENERAL AND SPECIAL MEET- INGS. . The several ordinary, extraordinary, and half-yearly meetings of this Company, which were adjourned from Manchester, on the 305h of March, were held at the London Tavern, Bishop3gate-street, on Thursday the 4th, and were attended by nearly 100 of the proprietary. There were only five ...

... [Continued from the 2d page of part 1.1 Yarmouth, Norfolk, May 9-The brig Thomas and Afar, garet, Hall, of and from Sunderland for Portsmouth, this morning caught the ground on a knowl grown out from the Barber Sand, and which has lately become very bad. A boat and crew from C sister have been engaged they are now heaving Coals overboard, and after laying anchors we hope she will be got off ...

... MA.RK-tANE EXPRESS' REVIEW OF THO CORN-TRADF DUIRNG THE PAST WEEK. The weather experienced since the commencement of the month has given rise to some uneasiness in regard to thefuture. A dry March is proverbially favourable in this kingdom; hitherto, however, we halve scarcely had four- and-twenty hours consseutively without rain, and as the latter part of February was likewise wet, the low ...

... I fi . - North Shields, Dec. 1-The North Britain, Johnson from Halmburgb, recently under Customs' detention, has been released to-day on giving a bond, and depositing 50Z. - 2-The Courier, Norris, of and from Plymouth, lying near Clarke's Wallsend, Hated off, and has received coo- siderable damage. - 3-The Nova, of and from Sunderland, was passed on the 30th ult. off the Newarp, out 9 days, ...

... PRICE CURRENT.-TUESDAY. ?? - ?? ?? . ,A .. . .. . I GROCERY MARKEtT.-Sugar was dull in the early part of the week, but is now rather dearer. The sales in West India are only 670 hogeheads and tierces. Of Manritius, 13,000 bags 130 casks hive been sold, at full prices to 6d advance. 1200 bags Bengal have been sold at 6d to Is higher prices; and by private contract, about 4000 bags Blengel and ...

... PRICE CURRENT.-'ruEsDAY. The colonial produce markets opened on Wednesday last with a much firmer tone, some buyers came forward more freely; a larger business has been done than for se- veral weeks past, and the prices obtained are above those that were previously paid. At the same time it must be remarked that merchants have not pressednsuch large quan- tities of goods on the market, and ...

... 1r`roya the London New Price Current of Tuesday, November 30. SUGAR.-There has been an excellent demand for all descriptions of British Plantation Sugar for both Grocery and Rofining purposes, and the merchants have obtained a further advance of (d per ewv; the purchases for the three market days have amounted to ]500 hbhds and tres; of good bright yellow sorts the sup- ply has proved far from ...

... I I \Very erroneous ideas prevail in this country in regard totho finance aud baiki-ng establishments of Holland. lIndeed, they are generally considered as models of sta- bility, though, as we purpose to show, quite the re- verse. The solidity Of private merchants in Holland is al- most proverbial, and their credit stands deservedly high, because in no country iu Europe are paymerts luore ...

... ALUMREIh's,, FAIRS. &C. . ?? .. _ .. - ?? ?? Cort .larket, I farcA. 12-There was a fair t pplv* ot lhngsi~lt wheat at usarket to-day, but the ?? of ayetr.s was vory salall, and little or i coald be traslcted, aitlougl all descrip- , iojL o' qutt(ljt woere fely ?? att a reduction of _S, 1wr ?? oa thv rates of' last Saturday. The Iarriv~ *1I' O' barit'Y greatly exceeded the deraand, and It illb ...

... FO lWV TARIFF OF IMPORT DUTIES. I I I jjwnvjg are the resolutions,afld extracts train 1,1 8pertant schedules of Import Duties, prepared rnaeii011, and which ciale on for disctlssioii this ) evettingi:-ates of du 00mv).-Tlhat in lieu or tle present rae fd- ,v &vable uponi the articles enlumlerated inl the 0d ~lmdt~OStheesallbe atsdlevied, au~d K , e Prese ose inth ~li~daa; and al prohiitilisor ...

... COLLIsroN.-Tho brig :Commodore Napier, Captain Win. Clark, onl her passage from Dundee to Newcastle il ballast, on Sunday evening last, came il contact with the schooner Camilla, of Southampton, whell the schooner immediately sunk, being loaded with coal from St. David's. At the time the collision took place there was no one on the deck of the schooner exciptin' the man at the helm, and the ...