... In tile Eliza, from Rielhebucto: Barnes & Co. 140 pcs pine timber, 6i cords lathwood, I0D hund deals and deal ends In tho Wallace, from Quebec: G. Hemnett, 132.5 pes timber, 31 hbnd deal eods, 12 taths lathiwood ; Cross & Son. 40 deals In the British Queen, fromt Quebec: liarnett & Son, 478 pms timber, 22} hand deals and deal ends, 12 cords lathwood In the Eliza Aln, fromn Quebec: Cross & SoIl ...

... MAbRKET INTELLIGENCE. LONDON CR-XIAGE-fso.I The show ?? Engli1sh wheat holtig1 moderate, OllIOs evoro easily of. feeted, at all advances of Is, per quarter. Foreign mlotto a steady sale fell prices. 'The barley trdeo is very dull, ?? lost Mlonday's'rateg Oats, beans, aed peas sold slowly, at about fernter termos. P'lour 80il S pr. at rather higher prIces. Ait v ..aireocyperl oi~eriaurneasurie. ...

... sf)tl)vtlllg Intelltarnev, FR031 LLOYD'S LIST. A vessel, apparently a schooner, dionasted, with new bul- warks, painted lead colour on her larboard bow, large water cask painted stone colour abaft the stump of oaiurnoast, plain black stern, with a carved yellow star on each side, white sides and ports, cocbhouse before long boat, and copper apparently new, was spoken with 26th ult. by the Pet, ...

... Oinina Intellfarnre. Balranald, Play 13.-Part of a new vessel, supposed to be American built, and the remainder having been apparently do- stroyed by fire, has been washed ashore at South Uist. Lerwick, May 17.-Several cask;s of palm oil, supposed to be- long to the Marwood, of Liverpool, have been pic ed up round the coast ofShetlaud. Smyrna, 3lay S.-The Claoice, Sturrock, put in here with ...

... Eant0foll TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1847. PRICES ?? STOCKS THIS DAY. Binmk Stocl ?? 203.2 India Bonds under 1000 - I Ditto for Account ?? - South Sea Stock .. - TPlree per Cent.Red.0. 9 Do. Old Annuities - Three per Cent An ?? 043 Do. New Annuities ?? - NeAv per Cent. Ann - 3 per Cent. Annse 1751 - New 34 per Cent . ?? 93 Consols ?? ?? . 90' New 5 per Cents . ?? - India Stock ifor Ac.. - ...

... ESCAPE OF FOUR PRISONERS FROM MONMOUTH GAOL. Monmouth, Sept. 8. This morning a desperate attempt was made by four prisoners to escape from our gaol. The names of the prison- ers were Mayhow, Albert, Hayes, and Murphy. The three first named were convicted at the late Monmouth assizes of extensive burglaries at Usk, and were sentenced to long periods of transportation. Murphy was also under ...

... I. Because, the formation of railways in Ireland would not only furnish employment to large numbers of persons, which would relieve the present distress, but would furnish also per- manent employment in the maintenance and working of the railways when completed. 11. Because, railways in Ireland are desirable for the general convenience and advantage of the whole community of the United Kingdom ...

... SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING THE DUE OBSERV- . ANCE OF THE LORDS-DAY. 12, Exeter Hall, Strand, March, 1 847. A RESPECT FUL ADDRESS FROM THE COMMITTEE, TO THE RIGHT REVEREND THE ARCHBISHOPS, BISHOPS, AND CLERGT OF THE UNITED CHURCH OF ENGLAND AND IRELAND. It having; pleased Almighty God, in His inscrutable wisdom, to afflict with grievous —mine certain parts of these Islands ; witb God's revealed word ...

... A~ .2 . . so RA'7 A .. . ?? . ?? ' ?? ' ' ?? . .tS,$ ?? S ti.t gon..j, .; e; ?? ;: t?]f?7ii;E . : ?? - ?? COntun~e tpfb ?? i$hFb.aallsh~weat, .the r~hrr e ?? gw~iieat~t mg inaetei- nstu.ad uprices htave 50t ewtfhat 9fanwimproYilg tency.i zci : i , BlJifeymist ?? maltiigqaitiand ginding amples are in someinstinceitsratherdere. | Beans and peas 4IEo ..Cn acae l. bgh - ?? , :kst*9Testill so ...

... B~;S tt it -A ' f IMONEY LARKET, N CT INTE L ?? GENC E.-11, The funds continue. depreised rore from vague, fears than real causes. Rumours in the early part of thea week were very prevalent -that the Bank would again raise her discounts; but It being generally anderstooi ?? the directors, with a view of curtailing the notes In circulation, bave already sold one million of stock, of course ...

... - MARK LANE, ,FRIDAY. The resolutions now in odurse of adoption by the Legislature, with regard to-the suspension of the Corn and Naviration Laws for a limited period; have naturally formed the subject of dis- cussion, at our market this day, and the impression is rather prevalent, that the trade for most articles will continue very firnm. A degree of inactivity will perhaps be experienced ...

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