... Wednesday Evening. Sugar.—The transactions in West India have beeu 330 hhds. yesterday's rates. 6,000 bags casks Mauritius nearly all told ; ' the grocery descriptions at a decline of fully cd., and the refining qualities st about previous rates ; brown, 465. to 475.; gray and ' yellow, 475. 6d. to 495.; fine, 50s. to 525. 400 bags Bengal and bags Madras obtained previous rates. Coffee.—2Bl ...

... j The North Cheshire Railway is withdrawn for the present. The promoters talk going in tue next session. The Admiralty have consented, it is said, to tbe in' tentions of the Bristol and Liverpool Junction to erect auspenj aioo bridge acro-s the Severn. The present inconvenient un) safe transit into Wales by the or oid passage has long needed improvement. j The Canterbury branch of the South ...

... Single Gentle- man, Merchant, or Invalid, or Companion to a Lady. To Children depiived of Maternal Care, she would be found to supply a Mother's loss. Can provide for a large Family Establishment, is thoroughly acquainted with Housekeeping in general. Cooking, Marketing, kc., aud both Town and Country Management. For Particulars, address C. E., Herald-Ohice York. TO DRAPERS ASSISTANTaS~ ...

... HOLLAND, (Member of the Sheffield Exchange,) STOCK AND SHARE BROKER, 7th Feb., 1846. St. James's st., Sheffield. MR. RICHARD BAGSHAW, (Member of the Sheffield Exchange J STOCK AND SHARE BROKER, 7th Feb., 1846. Fargate, Sheffield. MR. FRANK WEVER, (Member of the Sheffield Exchange,) STOCK AND SHARE BROKER, 7th Feb., 1846. East parade, Sheffield. MR. JOSEPH FENTON, (Member of the ...

... and Dr. Wesley, respectfully announces his intention of following his Profession in Sheffield, aßd hopes by assiduity and zeal for the improve- ment of Pupils entrusted to his care, to merit a share of public patronage. Terms, &c, may be known at Mr. Dawson's Musical Repository. Shefißeld, January 19 h. ALLSOPP'S INDIA ALE. AS this is the proper time for storing ALLSOPP'S CELEBRATED INDIA PALE ...

... Bradford T i of th_ above Regiment, will take place in the 7\aE BUILDINGS, Bradford, om Friday, the 20th £01 ?? jj^jrv, 1816, under the patronage of Liedt. Col. H an' the Officers of the Regiment. P-* 1 ** 0 ' TICKETS NOT TRANSFERABLE s. d. c Ticket, to ai-init Lady and Gentleman 10 6. Ticket, do. a Lady 5 0. ~ r T\ o do. a Gentleman 7 6. of tl |e Regiment may obtain Tickets for themselves ...

... Darlington, Feb. tth, 1846. MESSRS. J. k C. BOWMAN, Upholsterers, Scri ton, near Bedale, are in Want of an AP- PRENTICE. Bedale, tth February, 1846. 1I T ANTED Immediately, by a Gentleman \\ in the Country, a GROOM, who thoroughly under- ttands his Business, and has no objection to make himself Generally Useful. He must be able to produce the most unexceptionable Testimonials both as to ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, Fkb. 16—At this day's market the supply of Wheat was small, and the quality and condition being improved, met a brisk sale at fully the currency this day week. There was more disposition to buy bonded, at fully late iates. The demand for Barley is inadequate the sup' lily, and the trade very eprtssed at worse prices. Malt is lower Pea's unaltered ; fully as dear. English ...

... un- j ' There has been just enough of preparation ! '^Vt to exhibit the earnestness of your determination, : '' , trgs t the means and weapons of our warfare. Let '•* ,oCI , R ,j, er joy upon the event, for although I should i«i»b to exclude the personal feelings which subsist , un wi in-5 success rests U()0n a broader base than belongs ftwf-ii ,: V^ ual or ] oC al, or party triumph. We ...

... The Times of Thursday gave, by extraordinary express, via ' Trieste, important news from the Last. make the following extracts We bave received by extraordinary express oar despatches in ■ anticipation of tbe Bombay mails of the lst of January, con tain - ing tbe important news that the Sikh army had crossed the Sutj lej, and that they having thus declared war against the British, the Governor ...

... >■ JAMES HOLDSWORTH. February 18th, 1846. Jj^FORD MECHANICS' INSTITUTION. SECOND CONCERT OF THE NEW SERIES. THE Committee respectfully announce that the SECOND CONCERT of the NEW SERIES will be given in Theatre of the Mechanics' Institute, on Monday Even- Jj£, March 2nd, 1846. PRINCIPAL VOCALISTS. MISS WOOD, of the Sheffield and Derby Concerts ; m Miss DRAKE, and Mr. SMITH. Leader— Mr. BURTON ...

... HOUSES aud GOODS from FIRE, have constituted and appointed MR. JOSEPH TAYLOR, JUN., Their Agent and Receiver for MIDDLESBROUGH and Parts adjacent, for the Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, and Farming Stock, from Loss or Damage by Fire, and also for the Assurance of Lives. By order of the Court of Directors ALEX. GREEN, Secretary. WOOL SALES. A Correct CATALOGUE, with a careful ...