... rig A special general mcating of the Shareholders of ehis as. Company was held on Wednesday, in the London Ta- ut vern,-Mr. W. S. Boyd was in the Chair. The Secre- 'ly tary read a very long report to the meeting ; to which rr- was appended a statement of accounts. From the latter ed it appeared that the total amnont received by the Cons- ril pany was 78,4281. 10s. 10d., whilst the expenditure ...

... II7ERPOOL CORN UIARXET. 'Frtida, Two ?? ?? Dec. 4. pl4t; iac s. The trade has been active since Tuesday and to s, i- )ai i1 derable purchase of Wheat have been made for ship ofi' e, meit to Ireland. The inaket has been almost soept the y ot Indiaii Corn, and 60s. per. quarter has beeti paid tor chi at' middling' quality.-A good mnany cargoes American cal ha! lve been Sold. to arrive, at Ioul ...

... Isol.thJmptio I manllic Cteu, iand' Oxford .F 111letis>Xx laitlwa~y celFilally. A public roeetiti Cf thle Shavihol tiers in di s Coin pY was held on Tuesday, at thle Hall ofComoerr, Thr-eadneedric.htrect, Ch was ?? by the ;oflci_ oto. Alr. Parsons , in compliance vith' the wishes ot a- large tntrmber ol' thhe slareholdters, to take into cousiden ration the aprecmetrts entered into by thc D ...

... I 7.ERPOO)L CORN MIARKET. Friday, Two o'Clock, Oct. 30, 1840. A . de ! c .a been very quiet since Tuesday, 3 ?? sia been reported. The recent ar- S * .: 1 l: cerix have all been disposed of. Tbe t! -it i !. a~rticle into this port. from the Ist of . ;ir, !ic, t -2 6i t ?th October, 1840, amounted to ?? ti 1-. . ti e exportation ir, the same time, i: lbeland. 124,300 qrs., so that we have had i ...

... The public mind isagood deal occupied just now with the Oregon question, and wve consequently hear much of national honour. Oregon is ours, we are told, 1and it is inconsistent with our national honour to yield it up to the imperious demands of an arrogint republic. Now, we do not mean to undervalue the importance of this national honour. When rigbtly understood it can scarcely be too ...

... CORN EX(,HANGE, AMONDAY, M1ARCH 23. ?? I . ,1 1 1 1 .: - ?? . . . - ?? ?? IAt this day's market we had a aOdL rate su pply fit' Erpliab wheat. There was less bribktne., in the trade and Olrhtugii the prices ofthis day week were ?? ?? fie rmis, Still Bettiddry qualities were difficult of u disposal. Bonded without crhinge in value, but only sn a Small exteri of busnitess was done. Barley kept ...

... FRIDAY, JULY 10, 3S46. THE REVENUE. 'l.v!raae of thc Nee Produce of ?? ?? of GrPert Britain, in the Years and Qtarters eolded Jutr/ ifi, 1145 and 1846 ; shewing the Increase Or Decrease Years ended Juls 5, 1545. tS4b'. inerese. Decrcase. w~thbms 9 1fi0,,04 17,,'U,4t: ,t2,M'1,583 Celetors 19t,rie7,O4' r7,eoa Excise - 12,074.1tir ?? .. 49,887 Stamnps - - 0,846,88: O,)relr1t iso7 . Totes 4,_28 ...

... LIYERPOOL CORN MIAP.RET. Friday, Two o'Clock, Nov. G, 16f46. th There has been nu material change in the trade since Tuesday, holders not shov ing any anxiety to press sales. For Ireland there lias been a considerable de- mand for the lower qualities of Foreign Wheat, par- ticularly ilard Spanish which realized rather higher. - PriCeS than It would bave done early in the week F Twvo cargoes of ...

... The lo The sfollowing table, showing the quantities of it Whet soldat tie towns which furnish thd returns for is the averages, from the commenceenlet of July to the of tatter end of October in. 1846 and 1845, affords matter w for reflection. The returns stand thus:- lea 1846 1845 ho In the week ending July 2 were sold 91,886 102,3531 i Ditto 9 ,, *16,885 .98,243 fe, Ditto 1s ,, 93,649 .105,62 ...

... Its he THE LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH-. bIf. COAST RAILWAY COMPANY. , For inlg An extraordinary general meeting of the proprietors of I in this company xras held on Wednesday, at the London- arid bridge terminus for the purpose of considering and ion, determining oer the expediency of making application lied to parliament for power to construct certain railwavy ery works. rg, The chair was ...

... PROBABLE RSULTS OF A FkEE TRADE I IN CORN. inc ( 1 rout tte Examiner.) unt - Phe ?? dead, -sow and for ever, and jlist ?? as tequestiot or the B. Stair Chbiberj ur- ay other defuect cvit institution. 1. doers nt requite the gift of prophecy to predict the I general results. The'United Xingdum, then, we havec 'us QO0 hesitatrinia1 ptdgaostieating, will hencetortb, and ,ail for many ages ...

... LI7ERPOOL CORN MARKET. Friday, Two o'Clock, Oct. 2, 1846. The Halifax packet arrived on Wednesday, and the advices by her lead to the conclusion, that we shall re- ceive no material supply of produce from America bebfre next spring; and that the imports altogether will be much less than we have all been calculating upon, The trade since Tuesday has been firm, Yesterday a good deal of Wheat ...