... j tibetrpoo Dare fare-, Half-puast Four o'clock, T/urrrsday, June 18, 1846. 0* .41 50 2o 201 50 22 25 25 32 2)1 25 5' 25 25 60 20 22 21) 25 20 20, 25 25 60 20 22 25 25 129 12 25 25 22 25 125 40 129 Irs 25 12i 25 12i 100 25 212 b10 50 22 21) flu 20 25 104 20 25 122 20 20 12 25) 257 121, 20 20 50 22 22 52 25 20 25 25 50) 20 25 20 61 Io 25 25 25) Sri 40 251 25 50 25 122 22 40 211 10 221 25 25 100 ...

... Arrived in the Clvde or. 11ednesday. the brig Hamlet (203) of Glasgow, I-WLaren, from Trinidad. irn 34 days; sailed 7th ultl, with a cargo of molasses. Left loading, for Clyde, the barqnle Harleqttin of Glashgow, Pitcairn, to sail next day, the brig Chris- tina Pitcairn of Glasgow, flicke.s, to sail in six days, the brig Europa of Greenock, Boyle, the barque Chevalier of Greenock, Leitch, and ...

... I CC-oatinued from the second pagc of this part.1 Yarmouth, ,iune 16 -The Ruby, Metcalf, from Sunder. land . Caine into the roads this morning. leaky, and shipped more hands to proceed to London. Bridlington June 16-The Mary Ann, Tucker, for Dart- mouth from Seahaw, called'off yesterday, and received on boawd an anchor and chain- which ohe paittd from in the bay in December last. SOUND LIST. ...

... LONDON MA RnKEiS-Fiti DAY. COtN. OtNCO1ANGE. 'uu We have, to report ttte, arrivilt ofu ltsr imitetd sopply of EnglishI'C'et' Whelfot u to ousrisuorlet lids. weob. The few Coriolis sthut Itoavo up- Colt Illoe oil osilu tsov mostly founed bnyurs fit Mostday's qutotuttunsso .Foreign Whtunt, f'ee (is wellts noits bond, wtuls in snoderutr roojestt Sorbo nit eroy fsilt ttriruu. Troust Osuino to th ...

... -ICORN EXCHANGE. LONDON, e MONDAY, June 15. 'We had this morning an unusually short supply or d Engish weat, by no means equal to ?? i e mitleas who~ qu ly clered the Essex and Kentish stand, d oeg n offer; nor is there any speculative demand far bonded, -but a few cargoes have been taken at low prices e for export to Belgium. There is a fair retail business in grinding barley at previous ...

... OLD CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, June 8, IS46. The supply of English Wheat this morning was small, though rather better than on this day week; the fanestsaarples were taken off rather lore freely, aned although we were unablo to realize an advance, the trade was very steady at the prices of this day week, and but little remaiied unsold. The only business doing in bonded Wheat is in the inferior ...

... irrtir anD Commrtew . AVrRACE rn1CE OF S UGAXR-LONDNOtrIFeAY, JUNE 12 The average price of Brown or Muscovado Sigar ?? ,; I the B1 itish plossessiolis its America. enls''ted from tife rk tlir °f made in itle week coding June 9, 1846, is 384s h d per cnvt 'I'AI .oI'.-I.(JNONJD l, FNDAYV, JUNE 12.- or hmme tallow prices eotitiline to go down, there being i jqr lad but at 40s to 40s 6d per crwt. ...

... - ?? BMW Dritto currellf. THURSDAY, JUNE l8. G RAIN. WHEAT, White, new . Red .. BARLEY ?? OATsS ?? ?? .. OATMEAL ?? FLOUR, American, .. Irish, Superfile. Second or Bakers' Inferior Second Third ?? Fourth ?? BRAN ?? ?? per cwt £ 10 0 t£ )o .0. ?? ° 2 6_. 010 ?? ?? 0 6a. 0 6 ?? ?? 0 - 015 per 1,.1 014 06. 0 0 perewt, 0 18 6 - 0 0 First ?? 0 17 0 00 ?? ?? 0 15 6.-_ 0 0 .. . 0 140.._ 0 0 ?? ?? ...

... BRITISH CORN TRADE DURENG THE PAST WEEK. Nothing has occurred since our last to alter in the slightest degree the position of the wheat trade. The weather has been of the same splendid character as before. and the grow- ing crop is admitted on all hands to be exceedingly promising, a circumstance which would of itself, in ordinary cases, have been sufficient to have caused a further ...

... DUBLIN, June 18. The Queen v. Duffy.—Between three and four o'clock on yesterday, the jury the above case, of which I sent you a snort note, retired to consider their verdict. They have not yet agreed, and it is firmly believed that there is no likelihood of their doing so. The numbers, rumour states, to be nine for a verdict of guilty, and three for acquittal. Outrages.—The Limerick Chronicle ...

... number will probably be increased about 50 committals from the different police courts before the Grand Jury are discharged. The Recorder delivered brief address to the Grand Jury, and the coursa of his observations, he said he regretted to perceive that there were seven charges of cutting and wounding witli knives and other sharp instruments, with the intent either to commit the crime of ...

... TUESDAY, June 9. BANKRUPTS. J.WRIGHT, Oxford-street, druggiatJuimeltJuly2latBasing- lball-street. SolI, Messrs. T'ilon and Squance, Coleman-street; official assig., Air. Alisager, Bircilin.lane, Corabill. J. GISBORNE, tColeman-street, City, merchant, Julne 17, July 30, at Basilnglall strect. Sola., Miessrs. Mlartenl and Co., Mincing-ltne; officialassig., Dlr. Foliett, Sambeonk.coart, ...