... L --O - Dcwsing Street. Nor. 24. The Queen has appointed -. a Beckett and R. Therry, Esrs., to be Puisne Judges of thc Supreme Court of the colony of Sew South W~ales; A. Cheebo. Esq;.to be Connmissioner of the Court of leqcsts, snlT. (-liauhan, Jsq., to be Crovwn Prosecutor in the Cqourt of sknartcr Ses~sions in that colony. Also, WV. G. KnXox. Esq., tobe Puisne .Tudge for the Island of ...

... Catte asd ll at i n SMITHFIELD, Mofwf&Y. X-o. 23. The =rivals of foreign cattle into the port of Lohd past week have been moderate. viz. W4 Oxen, 7Cont U 2,049 Sheep, and I Pig, making a totalof`2S hezd lowing, statement of Uie imports of live cattle it & ports of England for the presnt year is~ tmef;ja corrected up to lastfStourdzy - London .. from Js3 I to ?'ov. 14 &Cl5 19 1h SIC Liserpool,. ...

... RAILWAY TAXATI ON. I., I ?, . I ?? Thle last retrzis of the fo lo wiang leading raiI nysfrr the6econt half-v ear of 1846, give the 3iolxing comparisons and resnlts. in rooznd numbers :_1. L ondon and North Western. 350 miles with a capital orcostof £13,j00.0003; aross receiptsabove l:.0'D,0100, ?? to shaT--Ilolders, £543.929, paid ,'21,425 for loeal rates. andl taxes, anod 24,582 for the ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, Friday, Dec. II. I . - 1 A_- - _ At . After several wet days the weather' has turned suddenly ,ery oo~d,with N.W. wiudind snow. Theteeetimri. I iii tow fe-.l to a deg. Fahrenhet. The arrivals are less this week than lt, and tbe probability is that this renewed frost will close up all the northern continental ports-Wbeat - There hvb been considerable activity in inferior ...

... MMAXUACWU MS, COM!ERhC', &c. The commercial markets in London, which closed on Tuesday night for the Christmas holidays, open again on the 4th of Jan. next. The character of business for the last quarter has been on the whole good. Speculation has not been encouraged, and the extent of legitimate business has, in soine departments, proved very large. Mercantile affairs, generally, look well, ...

... P A C t ' T B CU A T S. MLh 01 ,Madara 7th, 17th. and - (via Litmfl. -'7th Quebec. Ya,11- 0Spailrnhibra- 2 Nov. 7,, t -- -r ?? -nin ¶i*3lxlta. ln-ecc, i oC. I slads, :3d a y hi1 o. ly'L1,tCeyl('l, i eL mItil, SOV.'c. V. I 1101, & (Tiihina I British Collis; iL West I?ii.si Re-XeCC2t lln- ur ins. B. ha-. Minn-, anti lie.- manta), Fr Conies i'.1 t d. | 2 1 and O 7 ?? ?? ?? i S- j . Indliesox ...

... v OMMERC2IiL- LaOs, LAT FO 0 TREI SLAV 3X1NDNG MOND&T L IST. IMPORTS.-ABBRDEEN. OFORTO.-2 bbids. Portugal wine, Daniel Grey; 4 do., W. MiNlln e & Son; 2 do., AngusaFraser-, 11 do., J. & J. Lumasden; 5 pipes do., IV. Smith. 'r.; 3 hhds. do.,11William lunisden; 1 pipe do., William Fraser; 2 bohde, do., John Forbes;- 2 hhds. do., Cheynb cc Duguid: 6 pipes do.,.Allnedyee & Jopp, 2 hhds. do.. R. ...

... Uerring Tra4e. WwCK December 10.-No recent improvement has taken t place in the herring markets. In Ireland, particularly, the state of matters iS truly deplorable. From some of the ports re-ship- ments have taken place, and would still be made to no incon- siderable extent were not the fisheurers at their wit's end to know where to ship to. In fact, there is not at present a single market, ...

... EN V E-1SIMEN TS . EDINBUtRG1i SHARE LIST. \x EDsA-sioY, DCurInEr. 9, IS46. - - ?? - - Omoreod Da~ipUO ~To-Day'sS Sea. PSt. P>aL L'ai, t. P-er Cent. falans. 8 1, 0 6 6 IS 61 ?? ,i 7, ?? ?? S 6i 5 4 £ s. d.d. Basket 166d 100 105 O 0 Brkiti6 L.oen C' o 100 100 12 0 0 C .ld , 'ian. 11' 0 10 (3 7 0 r Cinueaisi'Ila . Sn 12 0 lo 13 8 3 C Cni..1 [lark I0 D 163a 0 ?? i ?? ' 10 I1 2 6 him urol 2 (allB ...

... snilp SEWS. Lowtvier. from Alexandria, which was on shore in Bootle Bay, was got off orn Monday, after discharging; she does not make any water. Lady Combermere, Bacon, for Algiers, which put into Drog- . bela, leaky, has been broubiat hack. to Liverpool for repairs. Wakelielti. from St. .lohn, N.B., which was on shore in 130ctle t3av. iras ?? off onl WednesdaV mornivie, after discharging, and ...

... CatIe a me it. -- SH~THFlELD, Mon;v Pee As is almost l#variably the casg- -S6 tke. ceding thegreat CEiirstmes market cwhi h W i- bme1p next, the supply of home-fed bea& t on show tj - heTd on . estensive, thopgh not of the first rate qg , ty Wnk yer speairng, the beef trade Was in a very iJ - 6 T~v ever, the primest 6cots were osly at 1a prices, but all other kinds of beef sufferVoedg ofih ...

... WAhitehall, sNto. 28. The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, nomina3ting, presenting, and -a)-ointing the Venerable Walter Augustus Shirley; -M. A., to the Bishoprick of the Isle of Man and Sodor. void by the translation of the Right Reverend Fa- ther in God lDoctor Thormas Vowler Short to the ...