... SHIPPING INTELLIGERCE. . From our correapondouts, the Sh81ipplung Gazette and1 Lloyd's LU. CASUALTIES.- Cygnet (brig), Taylor, arrived here last night in a m&47'dii U a'bled state, having beon on shoro at Villarieos from the 7th to the 30th March, having lost bulwarks, rudder, stem H( two inches from the woodondis, most of the copper B one, with both sides of the ship broken, and it is ...

... GREAT LUXEMBOURG COMPAy. The half-yearlhy meeting of this company 'was 1seldyesterdaYatt~~ London Tavern, Bishopsgatetstreet; sir f. agnyDart., took the ohafr. -The following are extracts froma the renort of to~ Cir~ctors - On Friday last, we received a notice cmte Minister of Public Works that our plans had been prvdf by the council of government engineers, and teat we should immxediately ...

... CnOMMEI.WIAL AND M4RKET ! ~PRODIJCE MARKET.' stance,s at 18. advance on last weeks 5Currency. 660 hhds West ?? sold, including 200 hhds. Barbadohes, .in pubilo sale; 5,600 bags Mauritija sold in public sale from 28,. to 34s.; 3,500 bags Bengal Benares, 31s. 64. to 36s; nde fprivate contract to-day. ?? rferfin~egd mar keto eonoode bey fim. Girocery lumps, 44s. 6d. to 48s.; low qualitites scarce ...

... LONDON' 3ZARKETS-SATURDAY. N1EWGATE AND LEADENHALL. The supply of both town and country killed Meat to these miarkets during the 1eek has been very large. The demand was good, and prices were fully supported. interior Beef, Ce 4d to Cs Gd; middling ditto, 2s Sd to 2C l0d; prime large, Cs Gd to Cs 2d; superior small ditto, is d to Cs 4d Inferior Mutton, 2s Cd to 3' lOd; middling ditto, 3s Gd to ...

... L ONDON MARKETS-MJONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE. Confidence has been in a great measure restored in the Corn trade, during the paet week, in many of the leading provincial markets; and although in thle early part of the week the buyers did not appear anxious purchasers, yet at Liverpool and Wake- fiold on Friday there was a more healthy tone given to the trade, and a alight imsprovemnent was realleed ...

... do MMRA L: sAt. MAeKETS. PRODUCE MARKET. ma t M1Nz4ONo.LA?;B, APRIL 2. ?? marets bien inactive this week, and in the public saes to~day Maurities sawdadcieo 3. and in some instances is., upon the prices of last week. Bengal sold -at a shade lower prices, and Medras was bought in at last weelks nuetations, which were not offered. 223 hhds. of West Inda sold in the private contract market to. ...

... MONE¢YMARKET.7 TUESDAY EvrnqN~O. GO Realisationis still continue to offer in the English tiE stock market, the rise of Consols to par being consi-: dered by many' as affording a good opportunity for ii getting cut' of their stock, and the market has 501 today closed at a further decline of 4. C'onsolsra opened at yesterday's range of 994 to 4- for cash, atlst which they were supported for some ...

... SHIPPING ZY2'BLLIGEATCE. From our correspondeuts, thi ShIpping Ozette and Lloyd'a List. CASUALTIES. Advocate, Donald, which drifted on the rocks at Robert's Read, inside the Point, yesterday, has capsized against the cliffs, stove in her stern, and is expeoted to become a wreck; arrangements have been made to secure as much cargo as poosible.-Queeustown, April 15. Courier ?? which left ...

... TRADE AND OPINXONS AT Manchester. (PROS OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.) Manchester is poisoned with the never-ending babble of Free-trade-it is the one idea of the Manchester logicians, who make every other subject subservient to that one. That commercial reciprocity will be of con- siderable importance to this country, when w'e get it, few will question-that a reversal of Peel's policy is unat- ...

... m LONDON ATE aoN wZOBasqG, zMaRx-LAN. FRIDAY, April 16.-The receipts of wheat by land- carriage to-day were small; and the total show of sam- ples, both red and white,vwere limited. On the whole, the factors were firm, and a fair quantity of home- grown wheats changed hands, at Monday's prices. For forward delivery there was rather more inquiry. Floating cargoes, off the coast, were neglected. ...

... THE LoNDON MRES MON DAY, March 5.-At this morning's market the fresh supply of wheat Irom Essex was small, but there was a fair quantity from Kesst. The quantity offiering from Cambridgeshire and Lincolnshire was very liwited, as the prices there will not allow of competition with the Essex and Kent wheat. Trade was. dull, and the salss procede slwly~t delin ofis er r. Foreign wheat qalito ...

... CIOMMA.FJCUAL AND MARKETS. PRODUCE MARKET. MINCING-LANE, APRIL 7. STgf ARIdThe market has been quiet to-day. 165 hhds. of West India sold in the private contract market. 6,800 C helyda.-Thepuobli, stle torday ase too smallg to give TrAn-ThO The renined m arke t rive a Roc.-The dem4.d to very limitedp Scloes retmoan without alteration p COTroN.-Thiseurticle remainf very dulls TALLOW ...