... CORN-EXCHANGE -FRIDAY During the present week the receipts of English Wheat coastwise have amounted to 3,110 quarters. By land- carriage the arrivals have been comparatively small. ost of the above supply having gone direct into the hands of the millers, the show of samples here this moriing was trifling, nevertheless the demand for all descriptions was in a sluggish state, owing to the ...

... SIIJPN I N ?? TEI.[ GESC]@.. INVERNESS, Oep. 25.-The ?tttrah, of this port, from of Stettin for London, strut-k on a sand tank at the toouutit of the Tltante?, faring a gale, on the night of the 1211, inst. The crew e ore taken off the o reck by a stcatoer that passeui ,r) BaLlooN, 0,i. 22-A brig south, in ii fa thorns water, with I the a and yards porcei'tible above n ater, do ring a high I ...

... LONDON MAlRKET7'S-FImI,.kY Wj 1i'ORN EXCHANGE. \V.! hivve t notice an ?? liot s'opply of orecigfn rallo, ?? of E1iglish the arrival is goodl. The ma ke ?? f IIo , ltvrt(ioll from011 olasdY'' terin s, with but a d(lol tl:(le passill. tioU VA 1.0.- liogliS: ~Wheat, 3,110; I alrlev, 1,23t * Oats, I ,7l0. Iisi ?? F7-I'^loreign ,Uileat, *i't,0 ; Barley, tr ?? 13,10 jrs. Hlour, 2,4:30 sack,.- ...

... SHIIPPING INATELLIGENCE. -4- IHELIOOLAND, OCT. 9.-The Moore, of arid from Sundler- land to the Cranitz, ptt in (luring a heavy gale at E.N.EJ yesterday, leaky, ancd with other danirige sit lhequiently wont t ol shore' on a bank, and was abandoned by the crew, but was got off to-day, and brought to anchor in the roadstea d. 13. Tile Danish yacht Irrgeborg, from Altona for libe in Jut- land, was ...

... EQUALIZAT1ION OF TRE LAND-T4X. ?? EX PAISIE IAV E5. Yesterday a, most important appeal was heard, pursuant to adjournment fronm the 5th. instant, before the toni. missioners f Land Tax for the ilolborn division, at their Roard-room in Ried Lion-sqliare. T1'le ao whiihi has :dreadyv attracted Considerable public attention, drew together at numerous and highly respectable ;.senibly of auditors ...

... ,SIIJPPING INTELLIGENCE. BliISTOL, OCT. 22.-Whid W.SAV.-Arrived the Nortiumll- bria frioil Quebec, St. Joh'., fiowi ditto, Alert from ditto, Vixen from liielhibucio, Wye from Rio Grande, Water Witch fronm Bideford, Neatlh Abbey from Neath, BrLitol from Swansea, alid Rhind fromn Limreiek.-Thie Wave fromt St. IPetersbur- to Bristol put into Elsinore on the 13th instant leaky, ?? liseharge, ...

... UAIL WAY SHARES. MONDAY, Thmoe lines only are quoted lone this day, or for which clo Railways. Paiu. Aberdeen ?? Do. ?? 6k Aim., Not., Bos., & E. Jn. ti Berks and l3iits Ex. (G. Weil. perp. 5 p. Cenlt.) 6 ?? anrll(l Oxlurs Junctionl,callsdul) paid, or sith a ?? 20 Do., withoutaguaralntee 20 Bvrining., Wel.,&Dudley, calls duly paid, or with ?? 10 Do., withoet aguarantee 10 Biri ., Wol., a Stour ...

... LONDON MAR4ETS-TutsDAY. NEWPORT (iEW) WHOLESALE. Prices per Sibs by the carcase:-Beef, 3s 2d to °s 6d MWitton, 3s Od to 3s 6d; Veal, Bs Od to 3s 4d;; Pork, 3s 4d to 4s Ci. NEW H UNG ERFORD. Fisin MAIRueT.-Turbots 2s Od to 12s Od, Brillis Is d to ds Od, Codfish 4Y Od to S OCd, Haddocks 9d to 18, Whitings 4d to Is Od, and Lobsters 9d to Is 6d each; Soles 6d to 3s per pair, Thames Flounders Is to ...

... MONEY MARKBT. FRIDAY EVZN1KG. The excitement which prevailed in the sto9k mar- ket, giving rise to considerable fluctuations in the home lunds, and in railway shares, during the last two days, has altogether subsided, and the business transacted in them to-day was altogether of a more confident nature, which tended to impart more firm- ness to the naisket. Consols opened at 91' to h for money, ...

... MONVEY M.ARET. SATuiJtioAY EYENTING. migb There was no feature of the least importance in the founi dealings in the English funds to-day. The market most. wsunusually dland Coasols for Account de- Tan clined 1. towards the close. Consols opened at 92-; Sub to i for money, land 921 to i for tbo 17th irn8tant, Rind jourr after touching t for mnone~y, they became weaker, wall, and closed at 92.1 ...

... SArURDlATr EVENING. do The stock market has bet i remarkably s'eaCy. to- 'w day, and the price of Consols continued from the C opening to the close without the least variation. at They were negotiated at 92kj to ~,both for money hi and the 17th inst. They are quotedI at 92j for the tl 14th November aaccounit. The Three .per Cents. Re- ciE duced were done at 901 and 91, and the'NewThree- m ?? ...

... SATURDXY EVEI'2U . Lai The English fit:ds have been remarklbly steady tba to-day, the fluctua ions being strictly limited to the for turn of the mar3..et. Contols opeced at 921 to , for flee money, and 92± fer account, at which pricts a small inf amount of busincss was done, and they closed at 92, eor for money, anne nt 92- to .; fir atcour.t. The Three sli per Cent. Reducea were done at 90.3 ...