... ?? Intelligence. I NoTrIo To MARaNHas.-A lighthouse has been erected on the southern part of Bermuda, in lat. 32 14 N., and long 64 50 W. of Greenwich. A revolving light was exhibited en the first of this month, and will be continued every night from sunset till sunrise. It is elevated 365 feet above the level of the sea, and in clear weather may be seen from the deck of a frigate seven or ...

... C&TTLEA MlAKETS., ROTHERIIAM CATTLE MAfRKET, NoycssNnr 2. This market was well supplied with beasts, but there was only a short supply of sheep. Business was dull owing to the short attendance of customers, and part of the beasts remained unsold, but alt the sheep found buyers. Beef, Gs to Gs 6d per stone; mutton, 7d per lb. WAKEFIELD, WEDXESDAY, NOVErO5BEn 4. The show of beasts was very large ...

... BANK -JPTS.F 4 - ?? c BAN.IRUPTS. -Fitomw L1Z ?? GAZETTE. FRIDAY, JANUARY 30. T. Ellis, Great St. Helens, velne merchant. A. Oakley, Southampton, teedsrman. W. Curtis, Croydon, bricklayer, F. J. and W. It. Ablelt, High H1olborn, drapers. J. Naitl Joln-street, Totteniliam-court-road, builder. B. Thompson, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, innkeeper. S. Pilling and R. G. Watson. Gateshead, Durham, wine and ...

... I .. .. . .. .. . . .. . In the discussion relative to the treaty concluded be- tween France and Belgium, i. Guizot, after entering at some length into the merits of that treaty, took the opportunity of alluding to the measures of Sir R. Peel lately brought before the British Parliament:- ,, For a length of time, he observed, Sir R. Peel has evincedan earnestdesire to devise some mode of ...

... ISPECIAL MEETING OF THE YORK AND I NEWCASTLE RAILWAY COMPANY. Immediately at tIM close of tihe above meeting a special meeting of this company was a so held; Mr. Hudson, M P., in the chair. The secretary having read the advertisement by which the meeting had been called together, the chairman said, the first resolution wvas In reference to the proposed purchase and lcase of the Great North of ...

... - -- -- - ~IXI LX x A.L N(OTICE TO MARINEiRS. STOCKHMOLM, Aug. 27-The Royal Navy Board hereby makes known for the information of mariuers that, In ac- cordance with the Ordinance of Feb. 2nd last, a stone ligit- house has been erected on the south point of the Gothland, about an English mile NE. from the furthest point of HEo- berg, or Ref Udden; In lat. 58G 6N., and long. 36 19 E. of Ferro, ...

... BANKRUPTS.-FR.I1 THlE LONDON GAZETTE. - V . I ?? , 1 iJ \J l ~IJXJ V U L111,11 ?? FRIDAY, JUNE 26. MOREL, D. A., densist, Langham-place, Marylebone. SOuL, E., bookseller, Tabernacle-walk, Finsbury. IKNIGHeT, T., draper, MinOries. BEART, 11. II., wine and spirit merchant, Great Yarmouth. loeons, F., baker, Romford. EVASO, S. E., beer-shopkeeper, Coppice-row, Clerkenwell. SUGDEN, J., worsted ...

... I.04?pinq 3111telligelice. PORT OF HULL. FORtIoIN ARRIVED. Pre. 26.-Freedeum, .Tyrer, trom Palerrao. 27.-Augusta, daddeley, from Sr. ?fiohsael's. 28.-Hioffnung, Andreasen, .btotu Emaen, Maomn l.-Laura, Ridsdill, from llotterdam, Stad SarspeR>, Vanderzee; Admiral de Winter, Vlsser; fromn Ifampea. Erterplize, Robson, from Seville. 2.-Provincla Spilolcis, Itadlmner, from Brlelle and ...

... I BANKRUPTS.-F ROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. FRIiDAY, MARCH 13. SCROLEFIELD, J., cutler and dressing-case manufacturer, Cheapside, City. GRIFF ITHr, M., and PEARSON, P., tailors, New Bond-street. HUBERT, T., corn and coal merchant, Hungerford-market; Strand. WEST, J. E., and TENNANT, H., stock and share-brokers, Leeds. BnoADuiEAB, D., and HALCho, A. J., stock and share-brokers Leeds. fsixsTox, A., ...

... ?? ~ 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 * ...

... Zra'ar anb erommerce. THE CORN TRADE. The Commissioners of Customs have issued directions to the proper officers, throughout the kingdom, to trans- mit to the Inspector General of Imports and Exports, with the least possible delay, the undermentioned ac- counts, so far as the same relate to their respective ports, viz.:-1. An account of the quantities of foreign and colonial corn, grain, meal, ...

... HlUELL 1P1tic h: :UflU~lN'V.- OcTaBss 21, 1846.| in.EED Odle~ss. nrnxr n . U c.1aj U'ssa,,)perquia ?? 2 60 0 to £ ?? 70 - -Peter~urgne 2 0.. 000 Common 11l7 0.2 0c In fer ?? -Riga or *000..000, M~emel and K~onig~bbrg ?? 1 17 0 . 2 0 0 Archaogel. 0-- 2- 0 . ..2 2 2 4 0 -Habrn e' and Danish 0 0 0 . - -ESD ?? . 210 0..212 0 RAPE~kD Geman, per ?? 00*.24 10 0 R-iiutgarlan . 00 0 0 00 .---Black ...