... Aphippiust Inteffigeirre. - 0 FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 22.-Wiud l ight. 11.- .- George Henaryl-lati hon, Read. from Singapore at the Cape of lb. GoodfHope. ?? IIi, lnat.3Oil, lon.3OE,siloketheUtihead. 'if from Caleutta fir this port ter fMaenella, Johnson; Emperor, Keano, and Bericoolcn, Clarlbut,, !. rmMauitla; Edward ldowstead, Arnold, ?? %Vtndso. ers Castle, Joints, fiomt iBombay; Canado, Edgar, ...

... ZAULEWT ZNNTELLGZNCE. at LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-MO:NfDAY. or We have been on1ly moderately supplied weith wheat of home pro. duce, yet it has been quite ideqsiate to meet tlhe walits of the dealers. The finest parcels ef bells red and white commanded a steady inquiry at prices fully equal to tbose obtained on ?? last; but all other on kinds were a dull sale, and previous rates were with ...

... I - I (From Tuesday Night'S ,London Gazette). The following returns are taken from an Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and 8th Victoria, Cap. 32, of the Average Amount of Bnnk Notes, of the several Banks of Issue in England and Wales, in Circulation during the Week end- ing Saturday, the 19th day of October, 1844:- PRIVATE BANKS. Birmingham Banic, Birmingliim-Attwoods4 Spooner, £. and Co. 2 ...

... CITY, FRIDAY EVENING. We can scarcely imagine anvthing more prejudicial to theCoeI mercial interests than a spirit of competition and rivalry existing between the Private Bankers and the Bank of England, and 'e can see no other means to avert it than for the Bank to adopt the plan we have proposed, viz., to make the Private BaSkera the medium of employing her surplus deposits. How, it may be ...

... ?L0nbon. SAiTUDAY, NOVEMBE.R 23, 1 S44. PRICES OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank ?? India Bonds . ?? pm Three per Cent. Red . ?? 99' Ann. Jan. (1860) ?? 12?r Three per Cent. Con~s.. 1ot~ New (ditto).. - Ditto for Acc ount. .1001 Ditto (Oct. 1859).. Ik Thre nd pr Cnt.. -Ditto (Jan. IS30).. - DThorede ad ..per.Cent - Ditto (Oct. 1880) Ditto~dto ?? -Four per Cents. India Stock ?? ?? il ?? Irish Bank ...

... swuma fntriltarner, Ramasgate, Nov, 23.-The Qhero, Proctor, from St Davids for Lisbon, which put in here on the 19th inst. with damage, is dis- charging her cargo. North Sunderland, Nov. 21-The Defiance, M1Laren, from Inverness to Sunderland, struck on the Fern Island this morn- - ing, but was assisted off and brought to the entrance of this bar- le bour, where she took the ground and remains, ...

... (ACCURATELY REPOtrED rOE I FOElt O.) Dublin, Thursday, Octobers81, ISM S8Ia1SHFIELD CATTLE MARIcET. TO-D.Y.-ThenUalberofbo;. cattle and sheep at this day's market were at least one-fourih less than this day ;veek. notwithstanding ?? it wess ale difficult to sell both beef and mutton; indeed recent pricee were only had for the best quality of heifer or bullock beef-prie 38s. to 45s. off sink. ...

... SHIPPING INTBLLIGBNCB. RAOI5GATB, Nov. IDt.-The tem, from St. David's to London, has put in here with damage, having been in contoet off the Kentish Knock light ship. MAnOaTO, Nov. 1D.-Arrived off the Cato from St. Vincent. DEAL, Nov. ID.-Wlnd W. to W.S.W., Iight.-Arrived the Coin- medere from St. Vincent. Sailed the Elizabeth for New Orleans. flosmas~oeN, Nov. 19.-4rrtved off the Orient from ...

... I The new Royal Exchange of London was opened on Monday list, by the Queen in person. The day was observed ns a general holiday, and on no previous oeoa- sion has the metropolis presented a more brilliant ap- pearance. At eleven o'clock, her Mijesty and Prince Albert left Buckieghan Palace in the state carriage, drawn by eigbt cream-coloured horases, preceded by six of the royal carriages, ...

... Crame' Xaobemento. e TO JOURNEYMEN TAILORS. FELLOW WORKMEN,-An innovation of a most , alarming character has made its appearance In the , trade, which will have a tendency to decrease, to a o great extent, the labour usually required to make dress- I- frock, or great coats, e When I was at Norwich, in Angust last, a deputa. .- tion with myself waited on the respectable employers n of that city ...

... BULL TRADE IREPORT OF TRE WEIK. Liseoa.-Oar import daring the present week amuouini to only 285S0 qrs., of which 1800 qrs aye fitim P elersburg, 500 from Alexauodria, 550 from Riga, and the redminder from Sween. Thi limited notuar of ute suppites for htn feiw last wenke, together wilth the teadehcy to higher prloes observable iu the London market, has gilen a decidedly dflrer tone to this ...

... Z3anftruptd, &r. From the London Gazette of Friday, Oct, 25. is SIMPSON, JoEepb, builder, late of Paradiaeifarm, Stockwell, p' ,1 Svirrey t I WESTRUP, Walter, and Thomas Martin Cocksedge. millers ad and ship biscuit bakers, New Crane, Shadwell, Middlesex, and North~leet,t.-nt H CARTER. James Watson, coach plater and ironmonger, Long- acre, Middlesex FOWLER, Alfred, carpenter and builder, ...