... owir Mantrom TUESDAY, -MARCH 10, 1846;. PRICES OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock ?? O.l9 l India Bonds . Ditto for Account ?? 210' Ann.Jan. (1560) ?? 10 9-16 Three per Cent. Red ?? 95 Ditto, KNew (ditto).. - Consols for Account . ?? (Oct. ?? - Three and 4! per Cents. -,Ditto(Jan.1SS0) -. DittoReduced ?? Ditto (Oct. 1380) - Ditto,ditto, New. 97). FourperCens ?? - India ?? -,ExchequerBills ?? 6 ...

... iuaructo. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-March 23. :Z Though the show of Wheat from Kent was not particularly 15 large this morning, the trade opened dull, and only the best 3 qualities sold at previous prices, the common runs being offered I Is.orquate lwer without escitiug attention. .There was a 3 fairsprikleof Brle, an loer rteshad to a'e taken to effect G sals; venthefinst esciptonsrecde is. to 2s. ...

... EADDINGTON CORN MARKET-Feb. 27. 1 1 .- ~ The supply of Wheat and Barley to-day was_ less, and of Oats and Beans larger than -in last coarket.rably were rather dull. Wheat, top, same as last market, and are_ rage is. 74. up. Barley, Is., and Oats 2e. 94. Up Oil the ave. rage. Barley, 137 quarters, 1:'2 quarters sold. Oats, 1447 quarters; .342 quarters sold. Beans, 266 quarters- ; 1217 quar. ...

... lk Trnfe. libivvtnq fntpilt(- Oporto, larch 12.-The Rachel and Mary Brown, from Dun- dee, and the Rowchester, Swanson), from the Frith of F4rth, were stranded On the bar yesterday ; the former has gone to pieces, part of cargo and materials saved ; the latter reported to become a wreck. but part of cargo saved, damaged. Arrived in the Channel on Sunday week-. the barque Sappho, Dunlop, fromt ...

... BRITISH CORN TRADE DURIG THE PAST WEEK. The advance of Is. to 2s. per quarter on wheat, which has been established since our last, has certainly been paid very reluctantly, but the absolute necessities of buyers have obliged them to accede to the terms of sellers. A rise tinder such circumstances Is much more likely to be maintained than one caused by speculation. At the loading consuming ...

... N'abal Intriltarnre. Portsmouth, March 18. Her Majesty's brig Snake put back to St Helen's yesterday morning, in consequence of the heavy gale of wind which pre- vailed on Monday. After settings up the rigging Commander Brown put to sea again this morning, the wind being fair at ENE. The Carysfirt, 26. took shelter in Weymouth roads. The orders for her Majesty's ship Warapite to be paid off at ...

... 5ll?bfvvfnq fntrifirm-ner. Dlumfries. Feb. 2S.-The sloolp Hoddam Caistle, of Annan. it wreclred ?? Southornless Lighthosuse Ardmore. island of islav, Feb. 22.-The Industry, of Ding- vall, Forsyth, from Liverpool to Metll anrd Sc David's, is n shore here, and full of water. ioss, Ireland. Feb. 27.-A carrel built boat about 17 fee' long, paintedl 'blacl. outside and green inside, drifted otl ...

... Iton~lam SATURDAY? MARCH 21, 1846. PRICES OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank ?? - ?? ?? .. 24 Ditto for Account ?? _ 211;Ann. Jan. (1860) ?? 108 Three per Cent. Red. - Ditto, New (ditto).. Consols for Account. 9 6|Ditto,(Oct. 859). Three and -A per Cents. -Ditto (Jan.1830) Ditto Reduced ?? Ditto (Oct. 1880) ?? . Dittoditto, New. -a Four per Cents ?? India Stock. ?? -. _|ExchequerBills ?? 2. pm. Bank ...

... EDINBURGH SHARE LIST. SnTSrnwLr, Ti!AE 14, 2846. t1ldcd 1ccptfl!Sak. . ,aL S C-Day'aSales. Pes Cent. 23.1215m. | a II £ £ s. d.| £6 flankof Setlad.t. 0.1610 16.5 0 0 S 35ritish Linen Co.. £00 100 224 0 01 5, I llastesn Bsan ?? 2Si 4 10 O'l 6 hitynfGI,.. Bank' 10 15 is 0O .6 'Clydesdxch Banko - 20 10 13 15 0' 6 ISmi l ank.. 50 100 162 143 0! 5 !Jiastern ?? 25 I111 1 6 Edinburgh, Glas-s 5' r I- ...

... -. - - -r -1t I GENERAL PoSr OFFIrCE. Badt Destinations. I * 1 Last Packets Nex tar! despathed Due. -Sa.frol olldo. iled. Lisbon, Madeira, - , (via Lisbon), M t - adrid, Spain, Gibral- 27t March 7 ar tar ?? every month. - NaltaLGreece, loq iman Islands, 3d & 20th of, Tagus, Egypt. Ceylon, every month. March 3. ndia,& Chinax ! British Colouiesi in West Indies (except Rlon- dizras, Baha- mas, ...

... R:2 TaTurto. -s LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-March 6. e The arrivals of all descriptions of corn during the wreek have *e been moderate. The attendance at market this morning was small, and business generally very limited; we observe no alter- D ation in the value of wheat, either Euglish or foreign, free or e bonded. Barlev of fine quality meets a free sale, but inferior is L very difficult to ...

... fivoatng Tntelfarnre, Dumfries, March 14.-The Belle, Knight, of Padstow, from Newport to Ardrossan, put into Carsethorn yesterday, after be- ing on shore near Southerness Lighthouse, and thruwing part of cargo overboard. The Clansman, Peck, arrived at Greenock on M11on3day morn- ing from Savannah. Shortlv after she left she fell in with a ship capsized, keel out of water, and the crew holding ...