... 5,sb ping nflliutue. North Shields, Jan. 74.-The Hercules, of Aberdeen, lies awkwardly on the Herd ; her butt-ands seem started, and she exhihits other indications of straining. The tides will be good the latter part of the week, when efforts will be' made to bring both the Hercules and the Harmony off the Herd. G imsby. Jan. 54._Pot in the Marshall, Myasbhll, front Hamburg' for Leith, through ...

... Iffarfats. LONDON CORN EXCHAN'GE JANUARY 17. The little English Wheat at market this morning ctsna a sale at Monday's prim; free foreign is fira, and ve ha some business doing; there is also some inquiry rt Barley sell son the same terms; and we make no alewatk, other artidl Daikeith, January 18. At this day's market sales were brisk for all decripliamf Grain. The relative weighis of the th-ee ...

... soirring littflitgente. srttlepool, Jan. 17.-Pat in on the 13th, widbnound, the City of Rotterdam, Lee. with a genera! cargo, from Rotterdara for Dundee. and sailed again on the 17th. The schooner Ann Mitchell, Kilpatrick, from Dantziefor London, with wheat pot in here on the 14th. Thecree were in a very exhausted etate. The master bad been washed overboard duaing the passage, and again ...

... : on-'ton, IF SATtRDAY. JT NUARY 20. PRICZ OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stck._ . 190 India ?? D PMt ? Three per Cent, Red. 97G Ann. Jan. 160).. 12i Thtee per Ceot Con& 96 Ditto, New (ditto) - Ditto for ?? 968 Ditto (Oct. 1859).. - rhree and j per.Cents. 102i Ditto (Jan. 1830). e Ditto ?? 103 Ditto (Oct. 1880).. Ditto, ditto, New, 102 Four per Cents_.. - I Ita Stock.J+.. ?? 8z7S Exchbeuer Btlsit_ ...

... Vabal Entriligimcf. Portsmoothb Jan. 16. T'Fm Com a:unEazrN.C ?? are glad to bear, that the health of Sir Charles RowleV has very materiallr improved. It is expected the Gallant Admiral will resume his command at this port an IManday next. The Penelope, 22, Capt. Wn. Jones, weat out of har. bour on Saturday afternoon, to prove her engines after repairs, and to try the ship under canvas, with ...

... The Journal des Debat obsenes, that the coun- try will learn with satisfaction that a budget has been presented, showing a balance between tbe receipts and the expenditure. Thus are efflced, asfer as re- gards us, the effects of the storm which menaced the tranquillity of Europe in 1840. The policy of order and peace which has reigned for tbe last three years is Producing its fruit. The ...

... Ka tW. LONDONC CORN EXZCHAM, JANUARY 19. The arrivals of Enlish Wheat are quite exhau, blonday-s currency would, no doubt. be fully maintair : faeesos is exceedingly ft, alhough .ondayo priso rsanded. Barley is dull, but the tine qualtiesdoset di *¢ Pease and Beans remain tbe sade. b e cet, is on Monday, with a fair sale. SMITHE'IEILD, Jranaary 19. To sink the ohl per stone of 8ibs. Beef.--, ...

... IRouban. TUESDAY, JANUARY 23. PRICE OF STOCES YESTERDAY. Bank ?? - 193 India Bonds, -PM Three per Cent. Rited.- 97 Ann Jan. 186).. 12 13-16 Three per Cent. Cons. 971 Ditto, New (ditto) Ditto for ?? 9- Ditto Ot. 59 rhree and i per Cents. -Ditto s. 183.; Ditto Redueed.__ 1023 Ditto Ot 1880). Ditto,ditto, ?? 101 Fon r per Cents.. India ?? 275 Exchequer Et 65 pM Irish Bank ?? WINDSOR, Sunday ...

... vabal Entritiarner. Demonport, Jan. 21. The Albion, 90, Captain Lockyer, C.B., has received his sailing orders for Cork, where be is to be stationed forthepresent, under tbe orders of Rear-Admiral Bowles. C D. The Caledonia, 120, Captain Milne, flag ship of Devonport, mill, of course, return to this port when the Albion arrives Dt Cork. The Albion has a first rate ship's company, officers and ...

... . -IM ? I BTidliogton, Jan. 21.-On the night of the 18th inst. it came oan to blow heavily from the NW. veering to the N. and somtetimes to the NE. The tides have been ex- ceedingly high and the sea ontaide yet continues very heavy. Upwards of I00 veasel lelt our bay and barbour, and several caboalties have been reported. There are still in the bay the following vessel among many others: -The ...

... .a1?tto. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, JANUARY 2l0. We ha a small supply of Wheat from Essex nods4i this morning, but from Esret it was considerablei h s tiors in general Wvery indifferent The realfneqs which were scarce, reared Msonday's prices;- buta scriptions verea ?? lower. Therewnn demand for free foreign at last week's prices, n ?? ooe'nfr tootled. Barley is Is. cheer sotsae ' s'l, ?? continue ...

... Wabat fuletligme. Portsmouth, Jan. 23. The Commander-inGChief of this pOrt, Sir C. Rowley, Bart. G.C.B. O.C.H. (we are happy to say with reno- vated health), Te-hoisted his flag, eid resumed his port duries yesterday. The Boyne transport arrived at Spithead on Sunday, from Antigua, bringing home three companies of the 47th regiment, cosiasting of 200 rank and file, under the coemanrnd of ...