... DUBLIN, J ax. 13. The formation and proceedings of the Irish proprietor party form the topic of the day. A long list of members has been published. There are forty-six peers and thirty members of parliament. Mr. Sharman Crawford has refused to attend the meeting tomorrow, and, in a letter to the secretaries of the committee, states his reason to be the exclusion of the public press. In his ...

... Sir, —To promote the fisheries on the coast of Ireland as a means of giving present sustenance and future employment to the population is a subject which occupies the attention of many benevolent persons. It may save much good intention from being misdirected, and much capital from being wasted, if you would give corner of yf ...

... CoraUafl'( atb Zrabc. Oe 'OL.-Tre imports into Loedoei during the week cnliusi Tbeers(lav have beesl very limited, there having been biet mie arrival of 5 bales from Belgium. ?? ?? there has been a fair business aI' a' t full, if not increased, rates. Tue market closed i't-li er-eat firmness. Yaras are also firm, but not quotably ii ?? Lib;js)ool the business on Thursday vas 'eoiderote. Tle ...

... IMP the Secretary of the Admiralty, Jj r VVara, - ■ comments, on Thursday, rt j|hi> , i,icb occasion the chair wa* occupied hCot l ' 14 n'nn —Mr Ward commencid his addre-s by fami]|iri us wit h the-e annual meet- |. hare implied a recognition proper principle 110 liH proper responsibility my part and pollkth uUes J_ hout a recognition of these pnnmeeting would be a mere farce, though not spl* ...

... The following list will show the exertions made by the government for this object, and the number of ker Majesty's ships and vessels appropriated by them, a large proportion of the vessels mentioned being steamers, which are found most useful in securing timely relief when immediate assistance is imperatively demanded to rescue the distressed population from absolute starvation. We have put ...

... Windsor, Friday. Her Majesty and H.R.H. Prince Albert walked this morning in the grounds adjacent to the Castle. H.R.H. the Duchess of Cambridge, accompanied by H.S.H. Prince Frederick of Hesse, and attended by Baron Knesebeck, returned to yesterday evening from Belvoir Castle, Leicestershire. The Duke of Cambridge visited H.R.H. the Duchess of Gloucester yesterday, at Gloucester-house. The ...

... MONEYW ARKET, i AND CITY 3 F- : .-INTELLIGENCE. : - - 0: -; CITY, FRIDAY EVENING. The Bank of England. yesterday issued the following notice:- The minimum rate ointerest-on bills discounted at the Bank of England not having ran mere .thar ninety-fve-4aY8 to run is 8i, per cent.. Jan. 14,1847. At lengrththe Bank Directorts-are beginning to per- ceive certain signs idt the limes which every one ...

... LATEST INTELLICENCE. X | CITY, SATURDAY EVENING. A telegraphic despatch has arrived from France, dated Friday evening, four o'clock, bringing a further decline of .- per cent. in Rentes, and a depressed Share Market. The: Bank of France had not at that lime raised the rate of ?? and we hope will not: it would do no good, and create much panic. The funds and sbares continue depressed. The ...

... BRITISH ?? Prices.) Mend. Tes. Wede., osr Prido sasr. - - -~ - ~0 B ank to0 ?? Cent ?? I 265 20 64i 2 664 2 67 I per Cent Cou , . ?? 94 92 914 i 1 92 8 92 Dlitto for Account ?? 2 934 92, 54 l 3 per Cents Reduced ?? 4 34 9 954 924 91 New 34per Cents .914.. , 9101 95~ 95 954 94s,4 Long Anno. Jan5, 2,1000 ?? Q 4 9 India Stock, 104 25 124 121 India Bonds, 1.000 ?? ?? 15 ?? ExeheobillO, ...

... MONEY AND SHARE MARMETS. CITY, SATURDAY EVENING. There are accounts of November 18 from the Cape of Good Hope, by the Achilles, arrived at Penzance. The frontier markets were better supplied with provisions, and this alooe,besides the additional means of transport, chiefly serviceable mules with packs, placed at the disposal of the army, would give it greater strength. Attempts were to be made ...

... THE MARIElTS.- 'MARK LANE, F E4DAY.- -Our arrivalsof Englishwbeataxeshort, -and wehavenothing I fresh up from abroad. - ' I I The demand for wheat is good, and all Ikinds are fully as dear~. -I i 1 I ' The arrivals of foreign'barley are large, and the demand-ia in consequence rather less active, but'the holders are firm' and re- fuse to submit to any decline in price. Oats-are scarce, and ...

... EDINBURGH, Jax. 15. The anti-trsthctic spirit seems to be the increase in Scotland. For some time pickings from the Glasgow Wellington statue were matters of weekly record, and when they began to be forgotten, of the Edinburgh Scott Monument commeafeed; and after that, rude hands were laid on the statue of Burns, which adorns the same city. The tomb •of Mary of Gueldres would have fallen ...