... SEARE MARKETS. LIvERroOm, DEC. 31.-Tbere was a good demand for scriP shares to-day, but hi the heavier stocks a limited business only was done, and prices barely maintuined. Chester and Birkenhead, 49t; ditto, £ o0 Shares, 1, ) pm. Eastern Counties, 922 ; ditto, Perpetual, No. 2, (is. Od. pm.; Grand Junetiott, 41, 8, 8 ?? ditto, Eighth Shares, 17,4 pin.; ditto,£40 Shares ?? 563, a pm. ; ...

... BERMONDSEY.' Yesterday a plublic meeting 'of tate-payers mad inha- bitants generally swas held in the church of St. Mary Magdalen, Berinondsey, to petition her Majesty to issue an order in council fbr opening the ports for the tree ad- mission 'of all kinds of grain, and also to summon the Parliament forthwith to nieet and paes an act for repealing the corn-laws. Mr. Churchwarden Christie was ...

... IWV.'Y MAIIARiT' AND CiTy NEWIS. WEDNESDAY. The Funds have not been quite so firm as yester- day, and at the close of' business Consols were rathler lower, the last g-rice being 941 to z. We have hearl, ut'no reason for the change, beyond the reaction which generally follows a rapid rise. TheT'hree per Cents. Reduilced, 05, to 4 the Thrue-and-a-Quar- ter per Cents., 97e to 1; Bank Stock, 203 ...

... SlIHPPING INTELLIGENCE. LONDoN, Di c. 21.-Wind this day at noon, pleasant breeze irom the southward and westward, and fine. Seven, p.m. ~Wind ?? fresh gales, with rain. -T!,e brig Eliza, of Neweastle, supposed to have been commanded by Captain Oliver ar Captain Fiem ling, ran on Shore at Jury's Gaqp station nenr Folki- stone, on the 28th lust., and became a wreck; crew supposed to be drowned. ...

... MONEY MAJKET AND CITY NEWS. THURSDAY. This time last year-that is, on the lat day of E January, 1845-Consols stood above par, the closing I price that day being loo to X. In twelve months, r therefore, the Public Securities have fallen 654 per cent. If we take the lowest price oT the by- F gone year the fall would bie us much as 8 per cent., s for Consols have been done as low as 92. On the ...

... LONDON., JA.1 I.-Wind, this; day it noon, 1plasant1 breeze from southwar d and westward, and fine(, weather; at seven p)u.m. ?? ,lloderatL- ?? and fine. PURTrSMOl Tu, Dtc 3.-.Arrived the Sumatrit from, Sunliatra.-Otf port, thi, Nautilus from Mauritius. Coweas, D~ec 31-Airived this Donor, from Lorion for Trieste,Nvith daniage to bulwarks, &c., having been its con- tact with it bri- oil' Betihy ...

... FREB TRADE EMEYHINGS. LEWlES. On Tuesday evenin)g a public nieting was held at Lewes, for the purpose of promoting the qualification and regis- tration movement of the Leaguec. The meeting was beld in the tbeat re of the M1echanics' Institution, nud was attended by about :300 persons, principally electors of the borough. Alr. 11. Browni wats called to thc chair, nnd Mr. It. R. R. Muoon, a ...

... LONDON MARKETS-FRIDAY. CORN EXCHANGE, ing to tre ltate bo~isterous w~eather, ths arrivals of English RVlest tor our markets thitt week have been uai- usuailly smalil; hence the sh ow of earaples of that article to-day was lvery lhti ited ; sud so little wvas doitig in it, that p}rices w~erel almis~t rnrliti~al. Ith the ab ure of i mezalsh Wheat, tfel retail sales were effictel in tfre l oreit ...

... PORTrSMOUTH, J.AN. 2, 1846.-The following is tire Adroit rilty official list of her Majesty's fleet up to the end of 1845:- Thiose fitting, and, consequently, but recently corn- nrirsierred, are so marked ; theoethers are effective men-of- war, andi may be met with in nearly till parts of thu world' ,c~e~rt the Baltic sird tire Black Sea, where thiey arc no~t required. As troop slrips, ...

... MYVEHY MARKBT AND CITY NLEWS. FRIDAY. Th-, Funds have again rather receded in price, but without any large amount of business having beea done. Consols close at 94t to ;, being A per cen., lower than yesterday. The Three per Cents. Reduced, 94j to 4; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 960 to 7; Bank Stock, 203 to 4; Exche- quer Bills, 26s. to 28s. pm. The rates of the Foreign Exchanges were ...

... F It TRADE TINGS. KENSINGTON. Yesterday forenoon a meeting of the ratepayers of the parish of Kensington, convened by the regular officers, took place in the vestry room attached to the church, which was most respectably attended. Mr. Churchwarden Bcll- weti thy took the chair on the occasion. The rotice calling the meeting, which was to take into consideration the propriety of memorializing ...

... LONDON, JAN. 2.-Wind this day at noon N.W., modeR derate breeze and fine. Seven, p.m., Wind, N.W., light hrrme and line. DUNGENESS, DEc. 31.-The brig Elizabeth, from Sun- derland for Roien, was wrecked on the West Bay a few nigehts back, crew supposed to have perished. RYE, JAN. 1.-The Superior, of Sunderland, for Hon- fleur, drove oil shore to the eastward of the harbour ti's morning during ...