... SHIP SNEWS. A111L %5, i; CS, The ATno, for Newcastle. has put hoack to LIverpool, leakyv. Bideford. Febr 9.-The Nemis, which wras on shore on Nor- ltharg Barros, got off' yesterday, without damage; cargo dis- e hanzed, and wvillbe so'dI. Pii. Feb. (9.-The George of Cheprtowv. water loceed and abandoned, wvas pic}ced tp off llaihm yeslerdar, and taken, to a e*place of safety. Nothing linown oi ...

... GLASGoW, PAISLEY, AND GREENOCK RAILWAY I COMPANY. . On Wednesday, at twelve o'clock, a special meeting of the shareholders of this company was held in the Sheriff Court Hall, I Gresnock.Provost Falconer, Deputy-Chairman of the Board of Directors, in the chair-in compliance with the standing orders of the House of Lords, for the purpose of approving of two bills I now before Parliament, one for ...

... T11;VRSDA1'> MAY 21. DeEcrlptionss£Stocks. Shared IP^id Clodng lRUll, }14y 13-S;X71ed1 the ebrbr70tte, 7Wavo11cs, for lSoritbay. Clyde, S¢y lg.-;trrived tbe Deogastm, I.elsch, ?? cale:ltt4. 1 llay 16. ADn.zf PRrf tles, sp7rit dealerlad fleiber Akdrle. Crec itbrs to nieet 7n Dro.ltlmond's ?? 1l ?? Airdrie, 2Ftit ?? Sttd Tth zIuse, lfay IS. zIVxXI.l.= ZSqraxsns bl'tter, Glasgat. ?? to meet In ...

... 2ene REVIEW OF THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN CORUe TRADE ered ~~DURING THE PAST WEEK. ting FrOM thle Miark Lone Es-rpress of Monjoy d~j) lent The full effects of the failure Of thle potato trap in Ireland are -a Of' nowv becoming manifest thle wants of that couatrv, though stif- der- ?? os-gent before, hare so greatly increased wijthin, the last fewv weeks, that, it has been foundY nensessry'to ...

... 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 ...

... FIARS PRICES-CROP 1845. IN'VSERNESS-SHIRE. Common or white Oatmeal, per imp. cwt. . Oats of all kinds, per qr. Do. with Fodder Barley Do. with Fodder Wheat Do. with Fodder Bere or Bigg DUseFRIES. Good and sufficient Wheat per imp. quarter Ditto and ditto Barley . . per ditto Ditto and ditto Bere per ditto Ditto and ditto Barley Malt per ditto Ditto and ditto Bere ditto . per ditto Ditto and ...

... MAARKE T7S i GLASGOW CORN EXCHANGE. 3IARCHI 4. 1 Withtout much active bhiiess passinp. tbere was a tdrm feeling inl the I T trade thij ?? Ms Tegards wveat. Barley wgas in reqae.ut, and nte oats 3d to tid dearer. Wbeaet ?? per S41 lbs., old - 31 BR Oa 10 3.ts Oa Scottish, do., old - _ 30s tl- 32s Od Irisb do. - - - - 29 Od-3ns Od Foreign - - - - 2RS ld - 34s tid Or~ts . 7rish, prsr 2G01 hbs - - ...

... (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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. MAT Ss. At thin day,'s market the supply of English wheat was short, and saero the beat runs wore taken by the ani[loers (at fully tbe currency of this day week), the trade finished dull, and the secondary qualities difficult of dpoa.Bonded held for lace rates. but there Is tno isproveinent either in p-rice or demand.. ?? barley nom~nal, the Semen sog Soishest Distilug ...