... LONDON, DEc. 21.-Wind this day at noon, ?? moderate breeze and thick weather. It has blown heam ily, twith much rain during the night and ttis ?? p,m., S.S.W, lialit breeze and fine. OFF ST. AL.3AN'S HEAD, DEC. 17.-The Windbound from Monte Video for Antwerp. OFF TIHE START, DEC. 17.-The Lanark from St. John's, New Brunswiik, tbr london. OFF PENEANCE, DEC. 17.-The Elizabeth, from Lon- don for ...

... S'riotn fteIntarE North Shields, Nor. 27.-The schooner Jane, 21'Kenzie, of j Stornowayv fromn Liverpool, laden with salt, when entering the harbour this morning, drove on the Herd Sand, and the crew- l were taken out of the rigging by the South Shields life-boat. Hf fer rudder is broken, and the crew have been engaged this after- noon in stripping her. The Henry Holland.which arrived here ...

... Sbtv:vtina Intelltarner. Arendahl, Nov. 28.-The yacht Jobanna, Mogensen, from Skielskior to Leith, has arrived here leaky, with a list, and must discharge to repair. Vindau, Nov. 24.-The Fiancis, Golder, from Kirkaldy to this port, in entering the harbour, went ashore on the Strand 18th inst. and was abandoned; crew saved. She was got off yesterday, and brought in here. Dunfanaghy, Dec. 14. ...

... THE SITARP MARKET. (Pri-b M11essrs Robert ,Jf Themes llhzn's Monathly Circular.) We have had a large and steady business all this month. A gr'at deal of Scotch railway stoik has been taken up for investment, culd the recent rise in prices is not only fully mains rained, bitt wle believe is legitimately accounted for. Fear- have certainly existed of a tightness in the money market to- wards ...

... LONDr) C(lt; eSXCl1ANGE.-1foYds. The tradc In English wheat has iot been so brisk as cn Friday, still there was a teair ?? at '2s to 3e. per quarter over the carrency of this (day soelminght, And orders for Irelald bor low qutalitles have bees exe. outed at about3s. to 4s. advance. Barley is In demalni at ;, to ?? per quarter more 5i5e0 . Bealls aisi peas of all sorts sell at advancose prices. ...

... ?Jffifrfittd-,, LUNDON4 COIUN EX=~At4E Last week the Arrivals of English Wheat for our market ware snoslrately good, arnd of full averag quallti; isut the receipts. or all other articles of horin pr,. ...

... MaikitiW. DESettlirION.| We I: PRJV.r ..i Week Jan.3 eudink .. purding I to, Dam 4. . .Dao. 4.,Dec. 4. ?? .. d. It 184S. Iti45. $au 1I3ano . ?? 27) 13 to ID I B AGS. Ditt,,,itailled ?? j Q q ,,1- 0i 8 ...

... Hotel, Aberdeen, on Wednesday the 3oth day of December next, at 12 o’clock noon, for the purpose of considering and approving of the Drafts of the following Bills proposed to be applied for in the ensuing Session of Parliament, which will he submitted to the said meeting, viz. 1. A Bill to enable the Aberdeen Railway Company to make a Railway from the Arbroath and Forfar Railway, in the Parish ...

... Monday Evening. Notwithstanding the favourable appearance of the funds on Saturday, they were heavy to-day, which gives reason suppose that the rise within the two last days of last week was really more attributable to the failure of a Bear speculator than at the time was imagined. Consols, after some inconsiderable fluctuations, left off at 94 to J. The dealers who, therefore, have been ...

... Lrraueanc MDeommerce. AvRAanE PRICE OiE !L'GAt.-TONfDON, FRIDAY D'C. 4 'File average price of Brown or uiocovad( Sugar, the prod'ce om the British possessions in America, computed from the returns made in the week ending Dec. I, 1846, is 33s 2.1d per cot. TA.Liow.-LnonoN, FaIDAY, DEc. 4.-This aitmaea the quantity offered at public sale was smill. and amounted to only 15 casks Italian. 5-) ...

... BANIMRUPTS-FTItDAY. Alex. Russell, Ashford, saddler to surrender Dec. 4, Jan. 8, at Ba- singhall-st. Sols..Crosby & co. London John Bickerton, Luton plaltdealer, Dec. 10, January 7, at the same plate. Sol, Clarke, London John Brar, Exmeti-th-etreet Clerkenwell, grocer, DcG. 7, Jan. 11, at the eaas place. 'Sal. Ness, London John -;arratl, Islington, victualler, Dec. 9, Jan. 7,atthosameplace. ...

... [CONTINUED FROMI THE SUPPLEMENT.] WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET, _ YESTERDAY, DEc. 18. From the frozen state of our navigation the supplies are exceedingly limited, and the quantity of gr~ain in warehouse is insufficient for the demand. Wheat is esgerly taken at 4s. and barley 2)s. per quarter advance. Oats are Id. per stone, and Shelling 3s. to 4s. per lead higher. There is usrer inquiry for beans ...