... IS~P N617g. Arrived in the Cly-de, on Frilay, the barqtua Cana1da (297), of London, Williams, from Batavia, in 134 dayve; Sailedi Idrth NLov., with a cargo of Sugar, wntrnegs, and rattans. lied variable wvinds. Came by the South Channel. On the 15th Dec., in let 3L ., P lane. 38. 4. E.. Spoke the -Statford, from China. for London. On the 31st Dec., in lot. 31. 4 S., long. 12F.. spoke 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 ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRItISH CORN TRADE DURING Tal PAST WEEK. (From tee Mark Lane Express of Monday.) Whether the proposed alteration in the corn laws will or mill not be made, remains as much a matter of doubt as ever; and the continued uncertainty keeps business in a languid state. With this all-important point undecided, it is utterly impossible to fore- see the probable range of prices. Up to the ...

... Abstrnct of the Net Prodazce of the Reveaus of Great Britain tc in the Years and Quarters ended 5th April, 1845, and 5th April, tr 18-4i, showing the Increase or Decrease thereof. hi Income for the Year ended 5th April, 1845, as compared with that ended 5tb April, 1846. ir Years ended bth Aprili 1845. 184;. I ncrease. Decr£ase _ ~ ?? 0 Customs ?? 20.. . 6,31 17,664,61S 2.. 2,512,113 a Excise, ...

... April 22. PEEn Bitosra, clock and watchmaker, Ayr. Creditors to meet In the Hting's Arrma lInn, Ayr, it and 29th Ity, at one o'clock. April 24. JAness PAlReCR. manufacturer, Paisley. Creditors to meat in the Saracen's lead Inn, Paisley, 4tli and 23d May, at One o'clock. PFXAOINATIONS. John rombie. bakter and victualler, Anderston, to be eamlned In tbo Sheriff-clerk's office, Glasgow, .5th May, ...

... Sir C. Campbell, Stewrt. from New-Orleans at Liverpool. B~le~enisb *MoA, frba iHalifax, X S., at Belfast. 'Athol, Currie, from Mbfs sato Oreenock. Viigilant, Buckle, fromz the Clyde at Col0oney Island. John lii anrn, Watt, from Savannah at Lziverpool. Swzif t, Camburos froma St. Michael's at London. Triton, HSuntl, from New-Orleans at Greenock. Ladiy Haney, -, from Dernerara at do. . ...

... COMPARATltE VALUE OF EARLEY AND MALT FOR FEEDING STOCK- I (From the Agricuslturali Gazette.) l |The malt tar produces somewhere about £5,000,000 a sear: that is to say, it forms more than one-third of the Exeise, antI nearly one-tenth of the whole revenue of this country. This vast source of supply has for many years been a bone of contention between successive Governments and the agricultural ...

... Monday Evening. S The public funds were a little flat to-day, the speculators being b somewhat, dissatisfied wtith the revelue accoufts. There was, is however, no great decline in prices, as will be seen bh the bar- h gains actually made. The leading bankers and brokers comnieneced the receipt of their dividend warrants to-daY. Tc-morrov will conclude this branch of the business, and on ...

... REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADZ IRaINx THS PAST WEEK. (Freon the Mark Lane Express of Monday.) ?? the official account just published it appears that 89,415 qrs. of wheat, and 182,890 cvts, of flour, were imported into Great Britain during the month ending 5th inst.; and that duty was paid within the period named onl 1.813 qrs. of the former, .an 21,77Ti cwts. of the latter article. The sarne ...

... THausseon. drain 2. Descriptionof Stocks. Shbares. Pad osts: u. tions. SAWRO. £ :. £ t. d. 1. s.d Bank of scotland. Britisha Linen Celedoni an . City OfGlIL5SOW Clydesdale 'Ditto, new Commercial Eastern Edinburgh & Glasgo;w Exchange Basnk of ScotlIand National North Britishi Bank Ditto new North of Scotland Royal Union Western 100 0 100 0 10 0 10 0 20 0 0 0 S00 a 25 0 5 0 10 3 5R0 0 1 0 0 10 o ...

... Arrived in the Clyde on Saturday, the brigantine Lady Harvey of Greenook, Miller, from Demerara, in 60 days; sailed 17th Feb., with a cargo of sugar and molasses. Had stormy weather -Winds N.W. to S.E. Came by the South Cliannel. Left loeding, for Clyde, the brig Pere of Glasgow, Smith, and the brig Unicorn of Gidogow, Mowat, both balf loaded. The barque Kilmnaurs of Glasgow, Dunlop, was ...

... ?? &9cening. The English Funds varied very little to-day. In either of the departments of the Stock Exchange not much business was tran- sacted ini consequence of the Easter Holidays. The Consol ac- count is now the only affair of moment in the markets, and this will be finallv adjusted to-morrow. The last quotation for money and the account was 96* to -4; 3 per Cents. Reduced left off 954 to ...