... More Manx Law.—The Monas Herald of Wednesday says, stated in our last that shopkeeper, named William Barry, of Church street, in this town, had been arrested and lodged in Castle Ru-.hen Giol, upon a charge of rape. How well founded this charge is, yet remains to be proved ; but supicions have been intimated that all was not iair in getting up the prosecution. We have now, further to state, ...

... WEST INDIES. The royal mail steam ship Dee, William Allan, commander, arrived at Southampton Thursday noon, with the West India mails and thirty-nine passengers. The following are her dates St. Jago de Cuba October 21st, Jamaica 24th. 26th, Deuierara 20; H, Tobago and Trinidad 22.: d, Barbadoes 24 h, Grenada, St. Vincent's, and St. Lucia 26.h ; Martinique, Dominque. and Guadaloupe 27th ; ...

... Cite Itberjiirol BALVS POPVLI LEX tsUPHEMA TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1847. The last scene in the solemn farce to which we have recently called the attention of our readers was played on Friday last, before the Exchequer Court, at Castletown. On that day Mr. Robert Fargher, proprietor of the Mona's Herald newspaper, was called up for judgment for libel against Mr. George William Dumbell. Of the ...

... Boulogne and Amiens —At meeting of the eharrholders this company, on Saturday, the account of the d-rectors were approved a majority of 99. The English shareholders who attempted to speak or to ask any questions, were grossly insulted by the French shareholders, and prevented from uttering their sentiments. Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire.—A return has been made by the collector of ...

... (From the Monthly Circular of Mcx.irt. Hughes and Ronald.) The principal incident of the past month was public sale here the 14th of bales Ka->t India Wool, which realised satisfactory prices : on the same occasion quantity of Alpaca was sold also, partly damaged. By private contract, the sales have been on a most insignificant scale. The demand has been diiefly for useful qualities of low ...

... - (Fronm the Globe.) The Accounts relating tothe Trade and Navigation of the United Kingidom' have now been completed for the nine months ended the loth of October in the present year; and we are happy to have it in our power to say that, allow- ing for the several adverse and powerful influences which have during that period affected the commercial affairs of the country, the results are ...

... COMMMMUCIAL LXST, FOR THE WEEE9 ENDING MONDAY LAST. IMPORTS. JERSEr.-920 bushels apples, 3 bushels onionj, John 3rat. thew. Mark & Ann (28 tons), M. Moore, master. HAMBURG..-.2 tons bones, Barry, Henry,&- Co. Yrou Mar- tho (Dutch ship), C. Wegener, master. DANTZIC.-96 tons bones. Tho. Tait, Inverury Mills. Vitus (Danish ship), P. Eggers, master. NOUDERSCHLAUSE. -35 tons bones, Aberdeen Lime Co ...

... | DUBLIN CORN EXCHANGE-YESTEEDue. Our corn market was but moodeaely e1pplaled an the whole rather dull. Bere, narley. and the best samples 0 wheat supported Tuesday's curreneCY other descriptiojs of wheat and oats were 64 cheaper. Indian corn slow sale at lost quotatloni. White wbeat 289 Od to 33s 64 Oatmeal, 14s Od to 16s o¢ Red, do, 248 ad to 31S ad First dour 203 Od to 21s a° Barley, 158 0d ...

... REVIEW OF THE FOREIGN CORN TRADlE _ .I .. I ?? . .. By the steamship Hibernia we have advices from the United States and Canada of recent dates. The general character of the news is so far good, and there seems little chance of further shipments being made from the other side of the Atlantic to Great Britain; but, on the other hand, the probability of any considerable quantity of gold ...

... It THE BIRMINGOHAM DEPUTATION AND LORD J. RitSSELL. The deputation appointed at the nmeeting on Friday week had an interview with Lord J. Russell on Thursday. It consisted of Messrs Muntz, Scholefield, R. Spooner, Salt, Mason, and other members. Mr Muntz dwelt upon the inefficiency of the government measure of relief, aolt ?? that the great reduction of the profits of trade had rendered it ...

... fraiibc allb comiituCC. 1X E VILIV OF THlE BRlITISH COIIN TRADE DUIIING THE PAST WEEK. ?? the MlfarA-lane Express of Monday, Non. 1). SrVEI.UAL cireininstairi(8 loare occurred shiceo our last report which have ohotd a tendency to give a firm tons to the Wheat traide, thc most important of whiich ha:1s been the stop taken by govor'llilelst with a view of relievin)g tihe pressure which has so ...

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