... 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 ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, L(NDON, MONDAY, Kay 17. Our arrivals of English wheat during last week were moderate, but of Foreign a good deal of wheat and barley came to hand, and a large arrival of oats, as will be seen by the return below. At this day's market the Essex and Ientish supply was short, and having a large attendance of buyers, very extravagant prices were again asked, which checked the sale. ...

... PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. Tuesday, May i8. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. J. CnsETTLE, Warminster and Chippenham, Wiltshire, licendraper. G. Wo001COTT, Jun., and E. WooLeoTT, Doughty-street, Middlesex, builders. BANKRUPTS. E WOOD, King William-street, City, tobacconist, to surrender May 27, at half-pasttwo, and June 25, at one, at the Court, Basinghall- street. Bell, Coleman-street, official assignee; ...

... St. John's Chcrch.—This elegant structure, which bow erecting through the well directed liberality of Mr. W. Jackass, Mr. J. S. Jackson, and Mr. J. Mallaby, in Grange lane,is approaching coinpleton, reflects great credit the tsaU and skill of the architect, Mr. Reed, of Carodeu-terrace, Birkei head. This beautiful ecclesiastical edifice will probably Is opened for Divine worship during the ...

... (From the Timet of To-day.) The more favourable condition of the food question still continues to produce its effect upon the English funds, and yesterday the rise was considerable. Consols opened 87 Jto J for money, advanced to 88J, and closcd at 88; while tor the account, after having at one period been as high as 88}, they closed at 88$ bdfcers. Scrip also participated in the advance, the ...

... The following communication has been received by Mr .Bannerman, Ma., from the Board of Trade:- ffice of Vnmmittee of Privy Council for Trade, Whitehall, i5th May. 1847. Sjr,_- am directed by the Lords of tie Committee of priy Council for Trade, to inform YOU that it appears, by a despatch from her Majesty's Consul General at Christiania. that the catch of Norwegian herrings has greatly ...

... -Sttapinv- lIntriltarme, Warkworth. May l S.-Tlhe Matilda, of Leith, fromr Scotland I to this port, drove from her anchors in Coquet Roads yester- de day, came on shore on the sands, and has received considerable mi damage. Sal EAST INDIA SHIPPING. Gravesend,'May 1S.-Arrived the Mary, Blosse, and luisa, ed Carry, from South Seas; Urgent, Tucker, from Sydney, ?? * Viscount Sandon, White, from ...

... Saturday evening, at the London Tavern ; the president. Sir J. Clarke, Bart., M.D., in the chair. After the routine toasts, the chairman gave Their patron, H.R.H. the Duke of Cambridge, from whom he read letter expressive of his regret being unable to be present, and stating that he should have much pleasure in presiding at the next anniversary dinner. In giving The Vice-patron and the ...

... TOTAL LOSS OF TEE SIR ROBERT PEEL TRANSPORT SHIP. On Monday, letters were received at the War-office, communicating intelligence of the late of this transport ship, Captain Champion, commander, nearly too tone burthen, with troops en board, at Avers Bay, near Sydney. The ehip was chartered and sailed from Gravesend en the 21Ist of September last, for Ilobart Town and Sydney. Her passengers, ...

... which published in one of the French papers, is incorrect Prince Jerome Bonaparte, eldest son of the youngest and last surviving brother of the Emporor, Jerome, ex-King of Westphalia, died lately * lorence, aged thirty-three. This young man had lone been suffering from disease of the spine. Dr. Lallemande, who was consulted when the affection was first discovered, gave some hopes of recovery, ...

... troui the London axe tie. oj lues i y, May 'lb. STILL, lioberr, ineichtnt. L;vir,ooi. M-un.-n-ln .luuc 11, twelve, and July 2. at twdw. at the L vcr»>-•>•! C.-urt. L iwtides, Robins «n .1 Biti i. »d ro.N, Brynirg, aid -. >««;, t sunendei .June 1> and t»iivc, iuc Liverpool DNt ict Court, Art •r-.t-y. Kj>f, Liverpool Bl I - ., Edward, Plater, vi rjHKil, Mirrcoikt ...

... *itpping Iltelitaence. I NOTICE TO MARINERS. NAPLES BAY.-FIXED LIGHT ON CAMP&NOLLA POINT.- Notice has been given by the Neapolitan Government, that a E brilliant fixed light has been established on Campanella a Point (the eastern side of the Capri Channel), in lat.40 34 11, b and long. 14 19 39 E. of Greenwich. The light was first v exhibited on the 15th April last, and is elevated about 77 ...