... An account of Coal and Iron brought down the Canal tiur;ng tl the week ending May 17 TONI ? Thomas Protliero 100 is ThomaPowell 175 Vi r. J. Blewitt 825 vo, John ipond 300 ( 1 VV S. Cariwright 260 British Iron Co. Gwillim and John Davies Carr, Cargill, & Co Is J. V. Hanson 175 Totat. J826 Iron 19S2 tl Tons 3807 e: ...

... An account of Coal brought down the Tram-road during the mouth of December, 1844:- TONS. cwt Thomas Frcthero {,541 n Thomas Powell mm ^42 1 Rosser Thomas and Co aujc ic T. Phillips & Son 7 'V Cargill, Carr,and Morrison. Qft.10 W.S. Cartwright The Tredegar Coal Co 1(. Joseph Beaumont Rock Coal Co l Rof*er Lewis 162U Joseph Jones •• John Jones, Victoria Latch, Cope. 6c Co. j* John Russell, and ...

... T TP-IKS i)| ...

... For regulating the Import Duties on Foreign Corn, from the 12th Sep., to the 25th of Sept. 1845, both inclusive. A Wheat. Barley. Oats. Rye. Beans. Pea* r s, d. s. a. s. d. I s. d. Is. d. s. d a3e. 55 6 30 # 5 I 22 4 33 9 I 42 1 37 10 Duty. | 17 0 | 8 0 | _G_ 0J _9 6 J 56 An Account of Coal brought down the TRAM-ROAD and CAXAL for the Week ending September 20. Tram road. Canal. COAL. Toys CWT ...

... LONDON, FEB. 21, 1845. X. s. d. Spelter 22 10 0 ror arrival 22 10 O Zinc—English Sheets 32 0 0 Quicksilver -o lb 0 4 O IKON,* in London- English-Bar.o o.o o. ton 8 0 O. i Nail rods. 9 0 0 Hoops 10 O 0 Sheets, single ton 11 0 0 12 0 0 treble ]3 llails in 90 0' Bars in Wales ton 7 0 0 Pig, No 1, Wales 3 10 0 Foreign-Swedish .bd.to/l 11 0 0 .ton 1 ...

... Hereford and Merthyr Tidvil Junction Railway, DI CONNECTION WITH 1IIE GLOUCESTER, ABERYSTWITH, AND CENTRAL WALES RAILWAY. (PROVISION ALLY REOISTERED.) Capital, £ 400,000, in 20,000 Shares, of £ 20. each. Deposit, 2s. per Share. PROVISION A L COMMITTEE. Lord George Lennox, 33, St. James's-street The Hon. A. Capel, Epping The Hon. F. H. F. Berkeley, M.P., 6, Spring Gardens The Hoa. A. F. ...

... Average Prices of Corn. AGGREGATE AVERAGE PRICES OF BRITISH CORN, Compiled for the purpose of regulating the Import Duties on Foreign Corn, jor each week during the last twelve months. WHT. BRLY. OATS ] RYE MEANS | PEAS Six wks O £ £ g g g if > o £ ending P & > u A • ...

... Arrivals and Sailings for the week ending Dec. J8th, 1845. A RRtvKD.-Ada Hutchings, Padstow Mary, Evans, Bris- tol Affiance, B'ddle, Ballow Pill; Neath Trader, Davies, Wbllebaven Polgooth. Thomas, Fowey; Friends Good Will, Couch, Padstow; Hope, Nicholls. Fowey, iron ore. Com- merce, lIart, Bustol; Providence, Baker, Bristol; Fame, Knight, James, Robertson. Bristol; Zeldenrust, Jaker, Sap- pC- ...

... (By l.ieutenanl-Colonei P. Hawker.) We must have Game Laws, unless we wish to drive gentlemen froni their paternal estates, and cut up the elite of the gun trade. But the Game Laws, as they now stand, (or rather totter), must go into dock for repairs thü are absolutely necessary. 1. As I long ago observed, every thing between landlord and tenant had better have been settled by themselves. ...

... Oct. 5.—Twenty-first Sunday after Trinity. Lessons for the Morning Service, Habakkuk 2, Mark lo. Evening Service, Proverbs 1, 2 Corinthians 11. 18.—St. Luke. MOON'S AOE-Full, Oct. 15th, 56m. after 9 morn. ...

... LONDON, JUNE 21, 1845. jc s. d.1 ItION-Bara & TV -i 1 London 8 15 0 ^ailrods. 9]00 Hoops (Staf.) 10 15 0 11 15 O oars in in o Scotch pig b Clyde ...

... LONDON, SEP. 19, 1845. £ d IKON—Bar a Wales.ton 800 London o 8 10 0 9 5 0 11 0 0 Sheet „ 12 10 0 j Bars „ 10 10 0 Scotch pig b Clyde 4 0 0 Russian c CCND O O O i psi o o o! Gouneff 14 10 0 c A^angel 13 l5 0 Sweedish a, for arriv 0 0 0 12 0 0 1610 0 T., ke8s e 15 10 0 i COPPER-Tile f 87 10 0 88 10 0 91 10 0 Ordinary sheets lb. 0 0 10 bottoms. 0 Oil TIN—Com. blocks g cwt- 4. 10 0 bars. 4 11 6 4 ...