... 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. ...

... abatL E~ntetIanre. The Mastiff surveying vessel, Master Commander Thomas. with her tender. the WVoodlark, have arrived at Woolwich from the Orkney Islands and Leith, and will remain at Woolwich du- ring the winter months. The Polyphemus steam vessel, Lieut.-Cum. T. Spark, arrived at Woolwich on Thursday afternoon from the Mediterranean and Portsmouth. The Tartarus steam vessel is to remain at ...

... lPIUlCES -Oi(IRI S S DURING THE WEEK. _ 151051. 5FRI. SIT. 55,02 1. TUES. WEI)- pe Wapq1.. 94Y4 OP 9404~ -. 55% OP 1514 OP St 96i4 %1. 96*4% ()7 060, 97 Bank Stock - TOP op21 0 01- lt.Canal~teck - asG. Canal Stocks t - ?? Do Debs6 prcet ..4 - - - - - je Do Debs bpr t A Se DofDebs 4Pret r0 .0 - - - - Doa Dbs 4 Pret in new ?? - 89% Be City'IO Iprcet. , .. - 00 - I Do do Ipr ot new. * - - T5 r ...

... i. ds - l a . A decided improvement has taken place in the tone of the Wheat trade during the past week, and we are disposed to think that the lowest point haa now been passed. The Millers have for severeal weeks bought very spariegly, their stock have conse- quently been considerably reduced, and as the return of Sir R. Peel to power has restored confidence, the 'rarmers are not likely t ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURIXNG THB PAST WEK.' I. , : ; . i 0 . I The settlement of the lolnbtry 11or we presume It may now be a regarded as ettled that Sir Robert Peel ad~d ehiformer e atleegues are to retain power,) hasestoquestienably. bad a beneficial effeet on the grain trade; much doubt acd uneasluess contInues, how- t ever. tobe felt as to what course tho Government are likey ...

... The half yearly meeting of the above company Was ne1c yesterday at the office of the company, 30, Lower Ormond. quay. On the motion of Mr. Perry, the chair was taken by Dn. BARLOW. The minutes of the last meeting were entered as read. The Secretary read the following report. REPORT FOR THE HALF-YEAR ENDED 30TH NOV., 1845. ' The progress made in the company a works in the past half-year is ...

... | PRICES OF COAL IN THE LONDON MARREE. X PEAR ToN.-NEWCASTLL.E Dec. 26 Dec. 29, Hartley Carr's ?? - 6 ?? Do. Hastings ?? - .. 16 ?? Do. Buddle's. ' ' ?? I- .1 Do. Morrison's ?? 6 . Do, West ?? ?? Do. Nelson's.--.- DO. 1avison ' 8 16 6 :6 . .. 6-6 16 Do Ravensworth ?? ?? Do. TAVrnR.10 nu. nmyzurs ?? ?? 1 Hollywell Alain . ' -16 Ord's Redheugh.. 1.6 14 0 . , . 141' New Tanfleld ?? 14 - . ?? 13 ...

... ?? ~ OOM EHRljA'L t9TR0VO9T- * Thertore has beni ail iett ds311 *o, aby aieti~eia 't~bd' to.he Tpurce *hottoijlrded~n Curl dte i 'r beetmbut ~~ ?? lOrmeis,jand., suppjlyTn# the matket ?? rit le.,rsiaUo~ htlb ie *ell $ ~ ue E * ...

... (Frotn Mhe D. E. Mail.) A considtrable degree of alarm has been excited in the North, by an order from his Grace the Duke of Welling- tol, which appeared in the Mail of Almonday last, as well as in the public journals genarally. It directs that the ?? soldiery are to be supplied with shirts of cottons histvad of linen. That this alarm is not unfounded would appear from the following data ...

... TIIlE FUrNDS. ?? t loatxy iT'leniln9.| e| The nIigl.7 1Fu~ndLs w-ee sietilv to--lV, althorugh the hlgh r oi r. p o ft 0 tile ] ziret v ti, fiti fo aillj airtr a . C-.)sole fo,' tho -icencint Ctcre dow i:t 5I~ t Illev lef 9t-t !4, to 9*j, Excherqueur 3ils .s4;. t- 'Ts ir ; ilr l I Sctcit . (4 13 t 20 - ir ( ents. i V Itcitt.iCel, ;1 t0 . ' peer ?? 97t; to to Long n2nuities 1 L .titd in.. Li ...

... A'ftR~ppin?'ig:Ezxtetttgere. DISASTERS AT SEA!:' LoSS OF AN EAST !?Ejb!A5N1.-LrWz0, 'MONDAY.-Fr(M the letters reoeivethore this morniog, it appears there haa becan a I dreadful stoam plong the Bsotith east oieto On Bdturday night, ihe 57tb Inetaat, tbe gale Increased te a perfect hurrioaee, and l several vesseblawere dasagid doubling Beachy Head. Aboutonie Si 'obiock an tunday morning a large ...

... 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 ...