... ,Sf)t:p:ptng Entelitature, Greenock, Aug. 15.-The bull of a timberladen vessel water. logged, her three masts gone by the board, with topgallant fore. castle, flush main deck, full female figurehead, painted ports, and which appeared to have been a long time a wreck, wms pas- sed 1st inst. in lat. 44. N. long. 28 W. by the James Ewing, arrived in the Clyde. The vessel's name could not be made ...

... ll'EST IV)-TIA 31A4IL. [B1' t:XPR5ss.j. The lloyal Mail Steami ?? Teviot arrived at South- nmpt(ol at seven p.m., on tbe 19th of August, With the mails from tihe follmwing places: -St. Jago de Cuba 19th July, .ln1tmica 2 Ith, Jacinel 20th, Porto Rico 29th, Deme-. rara l9th, Tobago '21st, 'T'rinidld °Ist, Barbadoes 24th, Grenada 2°th, St. Vincent '26th, St. Lucia 20th, Martinique 7th, ...

... BRITISH CORN 'rR.I)E DURING TUE PAST WEEK. The complaints respecting tue potatoc crop have become so universal as to create considerable uneasiness. A Yen, mate- rial deficiency must, we fear, be reckoned on ; and substitutes of one sort or other Vill be required to an extent which is likely to affect prices of almost all articles of food. An un- usually large consumption of wheat is, ...

... DUBLIN AND LIVERPOOL STEAM SHIP BUTLDrMG COMPANY. I h r~rrrsrg:t_ t 'Oe nnit-yeariy meeting of this company was held yea- terday at the office, Dsmestceot, in order to receive the report and statement of a counts for the last half year. JArES M'CuLLAGU, Esq., was called to the chair, who having informed the meeting of the objects for which they assem bled, Mr. C. J. Bagot, secretary, read the ...

... j11 t)i\J. i.1 (?j 1U1T and ?? 7' iV NI i5. WEDNESD1AY NIGHT. irvariation wrhatever' duringl. fthe dlaY. ContOl opc'nccl at 05~, to -:1 for Money, and also fbi' th Accouant, aind roenuiniedI at fthe, sa orts lt h close of' hiisiciess. Tlcrec per Cenits. Re0duce~d closed -at 6 ;'ri on-nd- -Qurte pe Cen),ts., rci: 971 to R; Unik Stoick. 2tt8 to lI ; India,, Stock, 2t3to (30. In LExchvllelri(r-bl ...

... l MONDAY, AIIGUST 17.-The week's recuipts or grain, &e. coastwise and trom Ireland are again of small amount. Thie imports from abroad, however, are large, particularly from the Ullited States and Canada, whence we have received sorice quantity of wheat, flour, and Indian corn. The weitier up to Saturday wa9 very unlhfvourable tbr harvest work. In the southlemn coultieS the crops are reported ...

... His Royal Highness the Hereditary Grand Duke of Mecklenburg-Strelitz arrived town yesterday. His Royal Highness returned to in the afternoon. The Millbank Prison Commission, the Earl of Chichester, Lord Seymour, and Mr. Bickham Escott, M P., had their first meeting yesterday at Gwydyr House, Whitehall. Mr. Uniacke had an interview with Earl Grey yesterday the Colonial-office. Mr. Archibald ...

... RAXILWAY SH ARE LIST Fo R WE~DNESDAY, AUGJ. 1l Dd.; Railways. lpa. Closing P'rices Buosiness Done. 915% u. Oil a I~c.Ntlol.&iJ 25/4 % IA1 di 2 A 54. Blirmioclom, k (iloorester 103 12 12 1)0. Nov (los, 714/ dial). 171/4 3114 02214 Mulinmg. ands O'iId. Juno. 2 231/4 32i4 pm 2%5 ' 6454 F4 al1/ Stock ?? sad hute ?? 72 11 123 Pil /broS1 ED. ?? pill1111110 Broistol anill GI-millteObr 22 8 10 21 ion ...

... AMERICANS TARIFFS OF 1842 AND 1846 COMPARED. (Fl.>7,'ie V/ ?? Uanfmr.) A Comparison of the Rates of Duties upon some of the Arti- cles as actually paid tinder the Tariff of 1842, and to be levied on the same by the Tariff to come into operation December 1, 1846:- LUXURIES. 1842. 1846. Wines-Champagne - 12 30 Burgundy 9 30 Mladeira 5 30 Carpets-Wilton carpets . 23 30 Turkey - . . . 28 30 Glass ...

... cart~tto. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-Autg. 17. With the exception of Friday, the week has been tolerably dry since Monday. At to-day's ?? thesupply of wheat was moderate, and principally of the new crop. Millers were ea-ger buyers, and a clearance was soon effected at 2s. to 3s. per qr. more money. For foreign there %was a fair demand, and Is. to 2s. per qr. advance was obtainable on all ...

... b'IPIJN'IG INT;LLIUENElk'. tLo' no,loidl AvOem!)- V ' ?? I!, I ll ,.to t frill 'itO f ?? b 'oii a.(ll 1700fi 1 ?? N.W.,l luidliti~ lt' o oo ?? Me ?? 11 frooi' Cis, AIr!. I r-omii Ctltri il ro C71'Iiolt1l`Olil Ao S. O 'lv rg IC or ?? , t otO.BItI4fr ZSalI ?? 00'at 1,04 t Ak(.t'ltt~' I, -Th. ttiiitha ian fro' Mart.. 17.s for Stil!.Porsr 51,i.~i Svr1111, Amtvt'i I for S.W,iijfiir~o, Kit,' ro ...

... | FREE TRADE DEMONSTRATION AT STAFFJORD. r[iOM OUR REPORTrER.] STAPF1ORD, VEDNIESDAY.-Yesterday was a ?? day il Stafford. The triumphs of free trade were elebrated with every demonstration of enthusiasm end delight, and the utmost harmony mnd concord prevailed thro haliti The committee under whose management this dulilou- stration came off, applied to the county magistrates ihr the use of the ...