... SHIPPING IA TELLLGNCB. LONDoN, DEC.28.-Wind this day at noon W.S.W., light breezo and cloudy. Seven p.m., light Mirs from W.S.W., and hazy. DEAI,, DEC. 27.-Wind W., light a~rs and hazy.-ArrIved the Talo from St. Domingo for Hlamnhrg, Sailed the Isabella for Dernerpra, Prince Albort fur Trinidad, and Urania for Nnsiau. D@VBR, DEO 27.-Arrived theVice-A(ladiral Gobins and General Chasse from ...

... LEICESTER -GREAT FREE TRADE MBETING IN THE THEA TRE ROYAL, LEICESTER. I LI [We gave a short account of this meeting yesterday. We I1 now subjoin a more foil report of the proceedings.] a WEDNESDAY, Dac. 27.-This meeting, of whiich due a notice was v'iven in tbe public papers some week or two a since, and ivhich was looked forward to with so much ainterest the moment it was made known, came ...

... FRIDAY. flea The English Funds have re-acted slightly from ViQ the high quotations of yesterday, Consols clos- ing at 961 sellers. The only bargain vworth noticing is a sale of £20,000 New Three-and- 130 a-Half per Cents, for the opening, and a pur- Ms chase of £10,000 Bank Stock, raisingthe quota- t, tions to 184 to 186. The Three per Cents. Reduced, No 973f; the Three-and-a-Halfper Cents. ...

... SHIPPING INTHJGUIA ( A. LoFoD, Dtc. 2D.-Wind thie day at noon SS.W., light braze and cloudy. DEAL, DEIo. 28.-W'ind N.W., moderate and cloudy.-Arrived the Kezia from Savanilla, New Zcaland from the Northward and sailed for Sierra Leone. FoRTsuouTz, Dsc. 28,-Wind calm. PLYMOUeTH, DUa 2ti.Whad. BN.B.-ialdbrMjiy sp . Ngereid for South America. ette from gurInam; 25. ;1 T IlhVivi Drom F2yesi. ...

... IMPORIANT FEB-TRAJ)E 211EETING AT L7ICESTER. d We have received a lengthened report of this meeting, r which we shall endeavour to find room for to-morrow. The e object of the mreeting was thle furtherance of the Leogue's digreat fund, It took place on Wedneeday at the, Theatre in r I-orasefair-street. The speakers were AMr. Coblen, M.P. UColonel Thompson, and Mr. Moore. The proceedings were e ...

... [ABRIDGED PROM THE DERBY REPORTER.] The great free-trade meeting wee held in the Lecture- hall, Derby, on Thursday evening, oa which occasion about five hundred (males and females) partook of tea, provided by Mr. Earp, of Sadler-gate Bridge. The greatest order and decorum prevailed. The room had been tastefully de- corated for the occasion with flowers, evergreens, banners, &c., and when ...

... THURSDAY. This has been a day of unusual excitement in the City, in consequence of the publication of the Mes- fsage of the President of the United States having been followed up by a second edition of the Morn- ing Chronicle, containing the speech of the King of the French at the opening of the Chambers, while the letterof our Madrid correspondent con- ttained the decree of the Finance ...

... HAMBUR.G MAIL. FRONTIBR$ OF TRANSYLVANIA, DEc. 1.-We have been informed thut by virtue of a rssolutioki of the Walla- chian government, the Dorobauni1, a body of irregular troopa, are to be newly orgauizsd and equlppL. TLese troops, which are to ue organized on the system of the Ger- mnu andwehr, will be aesembled to exercise once a year, and to be recruited chietly from the troops of the line ...

... LON.DON MARKETS-FRIDAY. CORN EXCHAN\GHE. a Srcrcely any fresh English Wheat wan on offer hero to-day, never- = theless tho demand for that ordlclo was somewhat isnative at about Monday's prices. The asle for foseign Wheat was in a sluggish state, itut the quo- tatoiosa were supported. BErly, of which little was on show, met a slow Inquiry at barely da Iato rates. llalt moved off steadily, and, ...