... ALTCAIt COURSING MEETING. Stewards,—E. Garviu, E , an-i G. b. Esq. By peruiibbion and uadcr the pamoate the K.uil or Seftok. THURSDAY, December 3!. THE C!l\ Mr Eden's Kit Clowe- ...

... GLASGOW CORN TPIADIS. (From tre Anwtaa Statoenent of Messrs. John M C C?? Co.) f I Glasgow, 31st Dec., 1846. I TOCKC OF GRAIN, &o., I. GLAS{OW, FOR Tis LAST nOUR YEARtS IWH AVZIEAT- 1843. 1844. 1845. 1846. l British ?? . 9,010 31,120 88,230 108,540 Irish ?? . 680 6,530 23,530 12,300 Foreign . ?? 130,650 74,560 46,570 141,420 Total bolls oF 2401bIfiee lb. fr e e1 40.340 112,210 158,339 232 ...

... I LON ,ON; DECzMBER 30. f Prom the GzdeIc of Fvidey, Dece.mber .25) BA&NXMntur.-Philip James Lunitley, lateof Bread- street-hill, drungist. Henry Wilkinson, of Watford, cabinet-maker. William Alfred Elston, of Bugbrook, Northampton. Johi Card, of Dilton, Wiltshire, miller. William Law Wood. of Gracechurchlastreet, ironmonger. Alfred Fielder. of Altoa, Hampjhire, brewer. (iwen Roberts. of T my ...

... THE IRON TRA?DE. -1. 11-L.. ?? -- ?? ?? (Frnat A is's Bi ?? Gazetie.) During the past fortniliht great activity has prevailed, several large contracts have been taken, and othcrs as exteasive aie nofw in tile narl;ct. For pig iron, especially of good quality, the in- quiries have been aldi'ant, and it becomes tevey day more i evident that the stocks of pipe in South Stl:ltordsliire are ...

... PRICE CURRENT.-TUESDAY, DEC. 29. | SLUAR.-The business transacted in all descriptions oF West Iadia sugar was extremely limited by refiners and grooers, on Wednesday mid Thursday, the quanti- ty disposed ot amounting to only 44I0 hhds. and tieroes, bat ?? evinced firminess, and obtained previous prices for all sorts. The arrivals of raw sugar have not been of mueh moment siuce this day weet, ...

... MEETINGS OF CREDITORS. At the Court of Bankruptcy, Liverpool. b*. jam. I. W. Jones, Liverpool, assignees 12 ]. H. Peers, Birkenhead, assignees 13 The Weather.—The frost broke up on Monday, and since then the weather has been wet and foggy. The consequences here have been dirty streets and pathways, so filthy and muddy indeed, that few people can recollect anvthing like them except on some of ...

... KARKEETS. LOND ON CORN EXCH ANGE, DECEMI3ERt 2S. e- A t ?? days ma.i ?? lreppl ?? wheat was only moderate t i- and mll a hrisik ai atfit a further arvanice of 10 I ;s per qp. oertoeacur d g rency of this day weel.. The foreign is lie]d for a similar ineprosecsent. ' |and there is still at good denoarad for shipiisant to Ireland. a lt the rapid e ad antee ha;somers-sat checked business. ...

... _ ?? -e~v i 9, TfnRSAY.DuaEMhBaS 31 I) Descriptions of Stocks. Shares. Qud. Cotang along. Rank ofdcotland 100 0100 0 0176 00 Britishb Linen* 100 0 100 0 0 220 so Caledonian ?? 10 0 210 0 410 o C ?? Glasgow * 10 0 10 0 0 13 7 0 Clydeadalo 20 10 I0 0 13 p Commitercial * 50 0 a 10 0 0 1Z67 0 0 Easte-rn * 25 0 10 0 0 it is c Edinburgh & Glasgow .50 .5 0 0 7 1 Exchangte Basic of Secoed .. . 1n00 50 ...

... I T?= 1 9?Divvillq hiltdfigulm'. I PORI' OF HULL. FOIREIGN A ItUI VED. ?? °3-Sylplhide, Mlisy, from llavir. qi on Victoria, Nlichol,froul Chavlestoo. Aorta Clarra, Kanmp. :rom Pillau. 34-Aurora, HiunIter l;.orfiithial, DavidsIon, fronr St. Jot a. George, Huic, finS St. 'lnphes. Tsocayiv, -rev frim Y,.w Yortk. John Wright, Clarkso:n, front Diunl:iYr) 25-Karen, I)dmn, from OdewKee. Aguiptha, ...

... (Prroa the TYines.) The returns of circulation of the Irish and Scotch hanks for the four weeks ending the 5th inst., when added together, give the following as the average weekly circula- tion of these banks during the past month, viz - £E. Average circulation of the Irish banks ?? ?? 7,839,540 Average circalation of the Scotch banks ?? 3,996,861 Total circulation of these banks during the ...

... I - - - C E T _E . ?? _ O~~~rCATLE lMNlKEITS. WTVfEFIELD, IV DNLzsD.y, Dnorwxrrp 30. A short show of beasts, and 3O00 hate)p. Beef Cs tb 7f per stone;.muttou, 54d to 6Wd per lb. Bnsiness wans dull, part of the sheep being turned out unsold. NORWICHI CATTLE IIILL.-.SAURDAY, Dec. 26. 'We havo but few stock for sale to-day. Fat beasts a little more inquired for, sheep dull and lower. Pigs as last ...

... who feel how dilficult it is to fill up the long winter evenings profitably to young ...