... REVIEW OF THEI BRITISH1 CORt TRADE DURING TUN3 PAsT WEEK. (From the Madr lane Bxpress of Monday.) The recent showers having afforded the requisite moisture for enabling farmers to commence ploughing, field-work has been beer, pretty actively begon; and, for some time to come, the pre- paration ot the soil, and the committing of the seed to the ground, will engage the attention of the ...

... GLASG OW SRAIll LIST. ,Saararsr. Toys: ?? Paid Cf-nng cfaCO.Oo s o tocks. Shaares. C,. O~,~ C -laI 300 e Fn- ' * .00 0T 70 l~ rof~tcolt.n iLcoa' 1 Iin ?? 0 s1 tfthah tt citrtoI CtI .C..ca hal'e ar 1>10 r Unit~rf . .. IA- z-llc C. it ta kngdoir Mcr 1r-A awioem -.r 0 1rr . cit) ar o~ ?? cc n a r-G ,.~o 10 0 * 0-'rrrc 1 II I 00'. ~~~tentr V I * 100S Acnltentr 'mLo*20 .10 ir 0't ma lr0 .. .Uion20 ...

... TY1P FUNDS; 35oznuday Macatopg. The Funds haie varied very little to-dlay. Business was slack and char caused a trifling flatniess in prices. Consol for money left oir this aftern oon at 96t to ,: for the account et 964; Banck Stock closed at 2055 tn 206f ; 3 per Cents. Reduced, 95j to 5 ; 34 per Cents.. 974 to 5; India Boods, 327 to 34 pta ; and Exche- quer Bills, 23s. to 26s. prm. Tnesday ...

... Arrived in thle Clyde, on Saturday. the brig Be]us (88}, Le o Ruez, from Girgenti, in 42 days; sailed 20th March, with a e cargo of brimstone. Had light and variable vinds. Came bv St. *r George's Channel. Left loading, the Arab, Cook, the Wiliam e Carv, the Sir 'William Wallace, the _Afecapia, Bolster, and the AIbeonn, Wilson, all to call at Falmo-ath, for orders. ie Arrived in the Clyde same ...

... (From the North British Railway? ad Shippiarj Journat.) From the notices on Shipbuilding on Clyde, that , lately appeared in this Journal, our readers will no doubt f have observed that the shipping interest have turned their attention, in a considerahie degree, to the practicablnity of fitting their vessels with auxiliary stiearn power. This, we are happy to say, is on the increase, and in ...

... ELEVEN HOURS' LABOUR AGAINST TWELVE HOURtS. (From the Mlacnchiter Guardian of April 4.) It is generally known that several extensive spinning and ma- nufacturing concerns at Preston, Blackburn, and one or two other places, have recently been working eleven hours a-day, some in the full belief that as much Iabour will be performed as in twelve hours, others experimentally with the view of ...

... The anrticipatinn formed n fen d*YS Mack et ?? is c I9 Stoc rtrl t'r requtirod COrnl tiew; i loidback ita th Ia il I!)Jc Stw- or othet wise ! n , ?? silme l-esv in itt to give it a as erlr- ties vii or r -revs;se, !itS l-ell ?? ;Fie ct/ dar, the mere ?? Iof the prisielevoiN stslti of ft i It iii r ltr idrcerl . stli'eir s ri~isitt5-lit r per- emit. ied oyusl This itrs, in ilibtit, Itet t i I ...

... SHAREE BIARKET. The Share Market manifests an improved tone, and prices in . several instances are rather higher, although the operations have n been too limited to cause much fluctuation. Great Westerns have tal been done at 149; London and North 'Western, 205 to 207; Lori-1I, don and Brighton. 63.3; London and Croydon, 23k; North Bri- r tish, ~S; i South WVales, 4J to 41; North Staffordshire ...

... The following abstract, showing the state of the note circula-t tion of the Scotch and Irish banks and of the total circulation of the United Kingdom is taken from the forthcoming number of the Banker's 7aMazine. It will be seen that the Private and Joint Stock banks are below their fixed issues by the sum of £688,004. The amount of bullion in the Bank of England on the 7th De- I cember, 1845, ...

... I ?? A-ND GLASGOW RAILWAY COMPA NY ADJOUnNED SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING. the! On Wednesday, 6 special general meeting of the shareholders of Bai the above-named railway company vwas held in tile Board Room at carl the station, here, for the purpose of resuming consideration of tile oth present position of the affairs of the company, and giving direr- con tions thereanent, pursuant to the ...

... StIIP NEWVS. * Arrived in the Clyde on Tuesday, the harque Blonde (578) of *Montreal, Crawford, fromn Mobile, in 44 days ; sailed 26th March Wirl, a cargo of cotton. Bad. variable weather. Came by the *North Channel. 1.eft loading for Clvide, the barque Brilliant of G reenoelk, Barr, and the barque Ciatita of Greetiock, Fowler.- On the Ilet inst., in lot. 47., long, 3it., spokte the barque ...

... innz ri uri'a. Monday Evening. The English Funds have been rather heavy throughout the dat, i chiefly in consecquence of the news by the Boston steamer, that the rate of exchange with the United States had reached a point rendering an export of bullion from this country almost certain. ConsolS opened at 941, to 4, and closed at the same price, without any variation having occurred during the ...