... wabal Intelligence* Portsmouth, Feb. 26. The rodeste, 16, sloop, Commander R. B. Watson, as wns expected from the intelligence brought by the Andromache, arrived at Devonport froe China yesterday, having on board 1,001,000 dollars of the Chinese comn- pensatien money. She will sail fir Portsmouth to be paidi off the first fair wind. This little vessel has been employed in the Chinese war from ...

... B OROUGII OF MIARYLEBOlrIEX1-?EJ)EJ l ol TIlECO (JLRN JA IfS. A meeting of the mealbers aud friends of tile Natiovml Atit.-Corn-law League was ]&sld yesterday everli ir at the l'du'rc fhll, Store street; J. Bgishaw, ]Eq., in the cniiir. Thle building was crowded to excess, and tee boxes were fill Itd with ladies. The CesAxra Mnle opende the meeting by expressin iiis regret at the in terruption ...

... - -- i ' 3 a lli~t rfp to -- i , ; LONDON ihT E..-iIIDY iFEBRUARY 24 COBB :George, of Nottingham, licensed victualler, Alarch 3. -3, District:Court, BirniingLaam. Solicitor, Abr. Bowley. Nottingham, Peter Charleg Simkins, Nottinghani!butcher. Dated Fehb 20. CURTIS John Harrison, of Soho-square, bookseller, WarcIr 4, April 7,-Court of Commnissioners. Solicitor, Mr. Robson, Cliford's Imn. Pet ...

... ?? DUBLIN MIARKETS.. (EXPRESBLY WRITTEN FOR THE FREEMAN'S JorfNAL.) Such has been the state of our cattle and corn markets d this week, that both may be said to have proved, so far, nearly equally ruinous to both grazier and agriculturist. I the first there, was, on Thursday last, a fall, 'and a heavy one, I in beef and mutton, even under the reduction in that day S week's prices. ,Many prime ...

... MONEY MARKET and GIIT NEWS. MONDAY. The division in the French Chamber of Deputies on the secret service money, giving a considerable majority in favour of the Guizot ministry, and an advance in the French rentes, have produced a further slight improvement in the Engrlish Funds, and the market leaves off firm, Consocls being last quoted 96 to h for time, and 95.l to 6 for money; the New Three ...

... AGRzCUrTIMAr INTEZI~aGENCE. - ----------=> 3vf 8^ 3REVIEW OF TH~E BRITISH CORN TRADE. [From the Mark..Lane Express, Feb. 27.) w Notwithistanding the reduced elate of the stocks of free forign whbeat at all tile maritime ports, busineiis hag remained in an 3extroniely languid etate. The arrivals of wheat coastwise into, London have been Moderate, still the millers refrained from pu~rchasing ...

... THE FUNDS.-SATURDAI, FOUR O'CLOOK. I(rom the Liat of Mes*r Wolfe, Brothers, Stock-brokers, Change alley. BRITISH. Price. FOREION. Priee. Console . ?? .9 Belgian ?? 104k Do. Account . 96 Brazil ?? 7T1 3 per Cent. Reduced. Shut Colombian ?? 24i 3S New . - - 102k Danish ?? Ss 34 Reduced . Shut Dtch 2 per Cent.. 55i Long Annuities .. Shut French 3 per Cent..t s Bank Stock . . Shut Mexican 5 per ...

... I Tuesday, February 28. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. L. Stanworth and S. Hargreaves, Worsthorne-'with-.Hrst- wood, near Burnley, Lancashire, farmers-J. Thomas, Sons, and Co. Bristol, wholesale grocers; as far as regards S. Bunny -F. and R. E. Simpson, High street, Southwark, hardwaremen -Key and Co. Bradford, Yorkshire, chemists-P. Farrand and Son, Lang lane, Bermondsey, ?? and Co. Guild. fsrd, ...

... LIVERPOOL MARKETS, FED, 17. I The week's import is 2,517. The stock previously was 4f8b,2911. The sale3 this week are /IU, of wihich 14 nnn are 1 on speculation, and 1411 for export, leaving a stock of 1 cotton now in the port of 456i,;0°, Which is 28,1ti bales more than at same time last year. The stock of Anme- rican is 267,26@, being 27,754 bales naore than at this period last year. The ...

... -7-7 -, st ttoping i:tl atirt?riivti. FtRIDAY, FEBIWJARY 24.-Wlnd F.to if light' Clear de Line, Kenlal, heneo at Demerana UCCs Dnke of Gloucester sofied from ditto, 6th aft., and! UCaO Iftb lit.: both for this port Itival, and Alice, Anwvyl, henoe at Basbadoes Jackson. Jack In, honce tt Trinidad Shirlbroeke, (CrAy, and Ali Ker, MX eebriee frfm Nev, yO% at St. ThomnasHs _ Elizabeth, Poole, ...

... MARKET'r HEK1ALD. CORN E-XCU'fANGE, AMondaty. Feb. 27. We continue to receive mioderate. supplies of Wheat from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, and but little from other counties. Owing, however, to the gveat dampness of thle weather mot of the samples exhibited this morning Are in soft and inferior con-, dition. On this account, onld in ?? of the contiqued, du ll state of m ost of thle countr-y n ...

... T|ADn, co zaE, & wArAcNtrUX-E | COLONIAL MARKETS-LoNxow, WEDNESDAY. (From the Colonial Gazette.) The demand for goods for home consumption has been better since our last report, and shippers have come forward more freely: merchants have displayed firmness, and having offered only a small quantity for public sale, prices have in nearly all cases been sostained. SUGATn sells slowly at the ...