... NOTICE TO MARiNERS. LIG11TIIOUSE ON GOT19LAND. Swedish and Norwegita Consulate Generml, 2, Crosby-square, Sept. 25,1846. Sir-I ?? the holiour to communieate to you time tol- lowinT translation of an ordinanre, issued by the Royal NavY Banrd, at Stockholm, the 27th August, I846.- Time Roya1l Navy Board hereby makes known, for the informa- tion of mariners, that, in HcordanCe with the ordinance ...

... REVIEJV of thC BRITISH CORN TRADE. I 0 ?? lal The harvest may he considered as concluded, little grain Of of any description now semaintng in the fields even in the be most backward parts of the kingdom. As yet hut few esti- I's mates of the result have been offlered, public attention es having been so much taken uip with the potato disease and le its probable consequences as to cast into the ...

... dlLUNEY MARKElT' tnd GITY NEMV'S. FRIDAY NIGHT. MONcEY MARKET.-TO say that there was a panic iln the market to-day would, perhaps, be to use a term too strong for the occasion; but during the latter part of the day the Stock Market ex- hibited an unsatisfactory aspect. The Funds opened in the morning at the closing quotations of yester- day, where they remained steady until about the middle ...

... Aill VE'Y 1illAlRKihT7i and C'ITIY IVE S. FRIDAY NIGHT. MON3Y MARK1ET.-TIIe Funds opened to-day at the closing quotations of yesterday, but, towards the middle of the day, .thG new phase given to Spanish afiitirs by the unexpected announcement of the escape of Don Carlos, caused a decline ofO per cant. in Consols, some large sales having been ef- feeted. Consols close at 95- to Z for Money, ...

... TILE DUTCHI MAIL. TTIC TiAGUim, SnO'T. Q.-ywe borrow the ?? afilicting details from a letter ftom Alost, addressed to the Coia'7r 1 ?? nieces:- All that ies been stated of the misery which prevails in the country is below the truth. Half of the population live in the Irish fashion-that is to say, rn potatoes, vinegar, and water; rye-bread is too deer. As for pork, whith is scarce thisyeir, it ...

... WEDNESDAY NIGHT. MONEY MARIsET.-The public securities have not varied throughout the day, and now that the books are shut, except for Consols, we cannotexpect much business of consequence. Consols arts qnoted as yesterday, 96 to 8- for the Account, and 954 to a for Money. There is a slight change in Exchequer Bills, realising Os. to 12s., pm. India Stock as yester- day, 259 to 61 , ^3 great ...

... SHIPPING hYTEILLIGlNCE. NOTIC~E TO MNARENERS. TilE DEVIL'S ROCIKS, WE'lSTERN ISLAND. Tue fullowinl2' has been transmnitted to LloydI'S. Extract from the log ot tho brig 1'eeket, Willism Squire, I.N., o~nintander,' on he(r volyuge from 11a urithis to London : - 0 o~~~ Siuiday, Atv 23, 1540. 41At 1.30, nl.m., saw the Devil's Rlck~s, bearing W .SW., distatnre blilf a cable's length ; the rncks ...

... PouRSMOUT1i, SEPT. 14. 2 Her Iiajesty's steam yacht Fairy went to Cowes this morning, at seven o'clock, to receive on board his Royal Highness Prince Albert, and convey him to Southampton, to attend a lecture delivered at the meeting of the British 1 Association. llis Royal Highness was received, on landing S at the pier, by Captain Ellice, R.N., and sorme of the mem- r bems of the association ...

... REVIEWV of the BRITISH CORN TRADE. I Although the weather has throughout thle week bteen highly favourable, and, rapid progress has been marie with thle harvest in the north-which would, under ordinary cir- cumstanlees, most Drobablyi have produnced a uther depes sion in the corn trade -busineiss has already in some ?? rallied frons the teniporary inactivity of last week. 'hue must be, wholly ...

... COMMERCIAL COLUXN BRITISH FUNDS.(Clooing Prices.) Mond. Tuce. W T44* rhT .Bank Stock, 7 per Cent . shut ?? 3 per Cent Colsois ?? 96 9. l)itto for Account ?? 96 3 per Cents Reduced. a shut New 3j per Cents ?? shutI Long Anns. Jan. ?? shut India Stock, 101 ?? 261 India Bondso, 1,00 ,. Excheq.-bills, Ijd per dies,.8p p. po. 132pm, 13 i3 p9l3 FOREIGN FUNDS -(Closing ces Jfsond. ouez. Wedi. ut a ...

... DONCASTER RACES. Doncaster, FumAV.—The majorityofthe horses engaged at the forthcoming meeting will not be here untd to-morrow or Sunday, and Dawson'sandjohn Scott's, it issupposed, not until the following day. low, however, have come in, and from our inquiries, we are led to believe, that the mnster before the commencement of the races will tolerably good. The following list is confined to ...

... City of London.—The court (in which Mr. Arnold presides) was again occupied nearly all day in altering descriptions of residence. In the course of the day the lists the several companies from Dyers to Haberdashers, in alphabetical order, were gone through. The only cases worthy of notice were the following: Mr. Patey, perfumer, of Lombard-street,was objected toby the Tories, residing Croydon ...