... 7abal Intellatme. v Portsmouth, Jan. 11. Admiral Sir Charles Ogle, Commauder-in-Chief at this port, gave another rnagnificent entertainment at the Admiralty House on Friday evening, surpassing in splendour and hospitality even the two former. It was brilliantly attended, all, or nearly all the rank of both services at the port and the elite of the neigh- bouring gentry being present. The ...

... ; MANCHESTER, Jan. 3.-The tone of this market has consi- derably improved during the past week. Some very consider- X able operations have been entered into in yarns for the East, nan and an advance of -ad. per lb. effected on several counts. Printed cloths are in better inquiry, and some makers are ask- ing an advance on last wveek's currency. The better qualities . ( of Indian long cloths ...

... Aartets. at 36s 6d S5t ?? 1 at 30s 6d S2& @ 54t 33 at 35s Gd 546 @, S5i 4S at 30s Od 62 i3, 53 9 at 34s 6d 54 t, 55t 25 at 2Ys 9d 52a S5 at 34s Od 54 43 S5 6S at 29s 6d S2& i?. 54t 43 at 33B 6d 53Q @, 55ffi 17 at 23s Od S2 G3! 52t 40 at 33s 0d 54 @ 55 9 at 2Ss 6d 52 63- 2S at 32s 6d 5& @, 5S 5 at 2Ss Od 51$ @,47 at 32s Od 53h @ 54t 6 at 2i3 6d 51 @ - 67 at 31s 6d 52b @ 530 12 at 26s 6d 49i @ ...

... ED1NBIJRGH SHEAlIE IST. FRItDA, JANtrnx 16, 1846. th en Diolidend. Dneiptlon of Steel. PAI Lat ToDysSls rne. On Chiange in an P~e Cent. nanlcs. i Sank of Snotland,21'00 .100 1118 00 0 S British Line-n Co.- 100 100 224 00 224 d C aledonian Bank- 1 2 00 r ityof Gas. Bank- 10 15 204 12 6 (i r~ydesdalc Bank.-- 20 10 14 201 tic 0m uoinmtettlal Baollk-Z5O:0D 10260 0 'atern ?? 22 10 i I C, Edinburgh ...

... Sbfit hiug fntIliaxnre, North Shields, Jan. 3.-The Scepter, Ruddock, for Grange- month from this port, put back here last nignt with loss of bul- warks. She had been within fifty miles of her port, but owing to the gale of wind from the north, she was obliged to run south. She will be agtain ready for sea in a day or two. North Sunuserland, Jan. 1.-The ship Peggy, Brunton, in tak- ing Holy ...

... Aarusto. SBXITHFIELD-Jani. 12. The supply of beasts derived from our ovu grazing iistrict was somewhat on the increase, and of full average quality. T;he attendance of buyers being by no means large, the beef trade ruled heavy at a decline in the quotations of 2d. per Slbs., the highest figure for the best Scots not exceeding 4s. 2d. per Blbs., and a total clearanae was not effected. The ...

... ILObUVn.1 SATURDAY, JANUARY 10, 1846. PRICES OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock ?? 206 India Bonds ?? - Ditto for Account ?? -1Ann.Jan. ?? a0 Three per Cent. ?? 95a ]Ditto,lNew (ditto).. Consols ?? ?? 9541 !Ditto (Oct. 1859) Three and i per Cents. -'Ditto (Jan.1S:30) Ditto Reduced ?? -!Ditto (Oct. 1880) Ditto, ditto, New . 9Sq'FourperCents . India Stock ?? 256iExchequerBills ?? 32 pm ...

... Intellfarner, Yarmouth, Dec. 31.-The Juno, Meekison, from London for Leith, was assisted in here with loss of anchor and chain, and da- mage to hull, having been in contact with a barque belonging to Greenock. in Hasbro' Gat on the 29th Dec. The Tigris, of Leith, was spoken with, all well, on the 14th Dec. off Cape St Vincent, by the Robert Preston, arrived at Fal- mouth. The Glenorchy, of ...

... The present position of affairs is certain1v not calculated to Po inspire confidence. So completely are all parties in the dark CCO] Cy relative to the fuitre, that few are disposed to enter into in- an vestments. Not only, therefore, has speculation wholly ceas- ed ed, but buyers for actual consumption have deemed it the more co prudent plan to confine their purchases to as narrow limits as ...

... GczmIIAL POST OFFnCE, Jan. 19. Destinations. I ?? ?? Mails Last Packets I Next FaP eu' SunsszTz despatched Sailed. Due. Lisbon, Madeirafl Lt hltb (via Liabon), ( tjtU and1 Royal Tar, Madrid, Spainr Gibral- j every innth j Jan. 17. Jan. 26, Malta,Greece, Ic- nian Islanids, 3d & 20th Achilies, Egypt, Ceylon. every month. J Jan. 3. India.& Cthinla) I I British Colonies Ic in West Indies (except ...

... XaTurts.. LONDON CORN EXCHANGER-Jan. 26. T'icre was a saiall show' of Wheat from Xent th'is morning, and the condition h1eiig very iclitiYrent, sales were with dim- cul ty waie, the nillers continuing to act con the res-rve ; thle little bu.iness done, hoerver, wio3 it the currency( of th's day .atky week. Barley, Beans. ami Pease are unaltered in va'I e. Sales of Oats continue to be confined ...

... Otntna f telitarnre, -- I--- I - ? I - - I - I Cardigan, Dec. 28.-The Louisa, of Pertb, which was driven on shore in the bay 23d inst. has been assisted off after dis- charging her cargo, and was yesterday brought into a place of safety. Westport, Dec. 25.-The Kate Nickleby, of Glasgow, was to- tally wrecked on the night of the 22d, or morning of the 23d inst. during a heavy gale off the ...