... SHIPPJING XNTELLIGENCB. Lonnntez,JvLv 31.-Wind thisdy at noon, strong westerly breeze and cloudey, with rain at times. It bew strong in gusts last night. DEAL, JVlLY 80.-Wind, A.Mr., W. to W.S.W., moderate ; P.M., S.W., strong breels.-Arrived the Rachel from Batavia for Amsear- Idam, Chrsrltias from St. Croix for Copenhagen, Bronte from tbe. Hfa. vannahs fior.Hamburg. Sailed the Sir Walter ...

... GENERAL SHIPOWNERS' SOCIEtY. Yesterday the ninth annual meeting of the shipping into- rest was held at the Hall of Commerce, for the purpose of receiving a report from the committee-the election of mem- bars-to enlarge the noting body, and upon other affairs. The chair was taken by Mr. G. F. Young. There were present, Mr. Lyall, M.P., Mr. G. Palmer, M.P., Mr. A Chapman, M.P, the Hon. Mr. ...

... MIUNEY MARKETAND CITY NZ&F3. WEDNESDAY. There has been no change to-day in the prices of the public Funds, nor was there any operation to notice of importance. Consols have stood through- out the day at 991 to J for Money and Account. The Three per Cents. Reduced, 100l to I; the Three-and-a-Half per Cents. Reduced, 103 to I; the New Three-and-a-Half per Cents. Reduced, 102k to i; Bank Stocck ...

... By W. R. USxHE. [London, Ridgway; Banbury, Potts. iC This little pamphlet Is the production of an amiable, on- did, and thoughtful mind. The writer is struck by the anomalies of our social condition; deplores the extraordi- nary contrasts which oar civillation presents, of great wealth and great poverty; and perceiving that our popula- tion Is rapidly outstripping our present moans of bsubilst ...

... MONSY MARKET AND CITY NXWS. THURSDAY. A sale of £60,000 Stock for delivery to-morrow at the opening of the market, and the answer given last night in the House of Commons, by Sir R. Peel to Sir C. Napier, respecting the outrage upon the British consul by the Freneh authorities at Tahiti, have had an unfavourable influence upon the price of the public securities. Consols stood at 994 to 4, ...

... MONTHLY COMMERCIAL RETROSPECT`- CGIIIA.-We have received intelligenee from ( ina since the departureof the la.. m.ii, oia, Cslcutta, to the 1st of May. The accounts of the state of marko,18 diffsr but little from those last recoived. For opium theirv was a better demand at Macso. The demand for olal and new Patna qualities was greater than it bad beem for some time previously. The quotations ...

... SIIIPPING I7' TELLaGBANC. LoqnDoz;, AUG. 1.-Wind this day at noon strong westerly breast arid cloudy. It blew a atrong gale with squalle last eight. SeVoa plp. W. to NW., freah breeze and cloudy. It haa rained st Int errv ral since noon1. OFF MAROATH, JULY al.-The Eliza from St. Vincent's. D DAL, JULY SI.-Wind a im. W.N.W.; p.m. N.W., fresh and saquaiiy.-Arriveld the AuwatA from Batavia for R ...

... NEW ZIEALAND COMPANY. On Wednesday a special general meeting of the pro. prietors and directors of this company was held at the New ZealarndI House, Broed-strest-buildisign, for the purpotb of considering the state of their eaies. The chair was taken by Joseph SomeS, EFq., the governer, supported by H. A. Aglionby, Esq., M.P.; Sir Ralph Howard, Bart., M.P,.; Stewart Majoribanks, Esq, M. P.; ...

... BY EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS. BOMBAY, JutNE 19. rPRO OUIR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] The recall of Lord Ellenoorough has, for the last ten days, furnished the chief subject of conversation. The mail of the lth of May, containing the auspicious tidings, reached Bombay on the 6-h of June, and the express for CAlcutta left on the morning of the 7tL, and would arrive about the 15th. The order of proceeding ...

... LONDON MARKMT$-THUR8DAY. IMPsRUIAL WDrI5LYL.YaMAGES YOU THE, L&ST SIX WVFEKS. Week ending Agg. Aver. I)uty F |Or a we~~~-eko, on Fe- Jun.22 It uy Jul. 13Ju.2' 1.76nawes nIS Jun.2lt7 July a JuLISJuL 20 JuL27 reg. Dutq. reigl. S. d. s.d. . d. . d. s. d. S. d. s.d. P. rd Wheat 55 8 55 9 55 8 54 10 5412 9 B4 9 180 Barley. 32 8 4 0 84 5 34 104 S4 2 24 1 40 Oats 2 8 S 922 11 2281 5 2010 22 2 a0 Bye. ...

... SHIPPING INT'ELLIGENCB. L.ONTON, Au'UsT 2.-Whid itis tnay at noon frest westerly brevzw and tine. DsAL, AuGUTST l.-A.f. WindW.N.W., moderate; N'., X.W. by W., fresh and squally. -Arrived the Cypress from Calcutta, Amy Irun, felhibel, Perseverance front St. John's Ncw Brunswick, Britau- nal from Pugsvasll, Jane from linnoushi. Sailed the Dcrwent for liobart Towns, Great Btritaini for Montreal. ...

... I News from China extends to the 1st of May, but is or little interest. Trade in Bombay has terminated for the season, and business will not be resumed to any extent until October. The Commercial news from Calcutta is on the whole satisfactory. The indigo crop is not likely to prove a heavy one, but rather the contrary. Three hundred and thirty boxes of quicksilver, packed in bamboo and cases ...