... 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 ...

... [lfrom the Nalek Lathe Express.] The- foreign markets appear to have recovered partially from the extreme depression under whieh they laboured in-the early part of the month. This basd, it seems, been caused in some degree by the vweather, which had been very cold and harsh, and further by the some- what improved tone of the Enlglish advices. Danesic letters, of the 20th instant inform us that ...

... QUARANTINE NOTICE. Liseos, APRIL 18.-The Board of Health has declared the port of -Rio Janeiro to he Iinfected from tile let March. NOTICETO MAItINERS-LIGHTS INTHE MEDITRRIIANEAN. REVOLVING LIGHT ON DRAGONEIRA ISLET, OFF THE WEST END OF MAJORCA. Hydrographic Office, Admiralty, April 12,1852. Her Majesty's Governmenit has been officially informed that on the 20th of last March a Revolving ...

... I FRIDAY, APRxIL 23. I Those lines only are quoted in which business has beei ' done, or for which closing prices can be given. I ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS. Railways. Peld. I 1yos3ing ri.ces. | fusmess Alone Aberdeen ?? i IAml., Nat., Pfios,, 1 E. J. IB.ins,. Wol, &i Stssr Val. l Birk, Lanl., and Ches. Jn. Do., Chester and Birk., £60 and £25 Con .I Brlitol and Exeter..::: Caledonian ?? ...

... &HIFFING INTBLLIGE2'T CE. From our ccrrerspcndents, the Shipping Gazette and Lloyd's Lint. CASUJALTIE S. Coouette, Barnes, of Limaerickt, now loading at this port for ?? Sta~tes, was on fire this mnorning; but the fire wras got under 'without damage, except to her cargo (brimstone), of which, )lowever, only about eight tons were on board.-Messina, April 12. Town of Liverpool, Flood, from ...

... TELONDWON MA M.. FRIDAY, April 23.-There was a small show of wheat to-day, and rather more business was done, at Monday's prices. Oats were the turn against buyers. Fresh sam- ples of flour inquired for. - Others articles as before. CURRENT PRLICES OF GLAIN ON APRIL 19. WrEAT-B8aseX Kent a a OATS - Lncolnshire a a ?? 201o42 n 'd Yorkshire feed ~tts)2 Do. new white ?? Poland ?? 2 i 2 jo. old ...

... toe BIRMINGIIAI, APRtIL 24.-Severs! of our North American an firms have, within the last week or fortnight, received ex- rout tensive orders for Birmingham manufactures from the thet United States ; and many of them speak favourably of sum- the mer prospects. One house in particular, of long standing of t and extensive connections, is more than usually busy in the Isla execution of ...

... LONDON MARKETS-WEDNESDAY. CORN EXCH7EANGE. There was ecareely a single sample of English Wbeal; fresh up this morning, and the genera! advanlce in the country markets yeeterday entirely precludes any business by rail till an imnprove- muent takes place in the pricee here. At present any advance on Monday's pricee is resisted by the buyers; but the bhol.'ere of tbe few parcels of English on ...

... I COMAfEl WIAL AND MARKRT?: PRODOJCE iAXSET. - - - 8 NMlNOINO-LANR, APBIL 26. : 8SUGE-The demrnd. continues good for foreign; holders ask higher prices, which-checks business. CoPPED.-OunSaturday a brisk speculative demand ap- peared, and abaout 5,000 bags good ordinary native Ceylon sold 40s. ta 40s. 6d.,-and very good in casks at 41s. To day the muarket has been rather quiet, hut 500 bags ...

... SRiPPING INTELLIGEYOE. V LONDON, APart 20.-Wind this day at noon B., light breeze, and fine clear dry weather. F Dt AL, APRIL 25.-Wind E, by N. to N.E., ?? E te Dpford from Aloxandria. 1S RtsISoGrE, APRIL 25.-Wind E. to E.N.E.-Arrived the Eagle D from Port-au-Prince. C OFr TIHE SOcT5T FORPLAND.-The Louisa and St. David from D Callao, Stromboli from Alexandria. N PORT3SOUT1I, APRIL 25-Wind E. ...

... I Tuesday, April 20. Offiee Olf Ordnalsce, April 19-l oyal Regiment of Artillery: Brevet Major A. Tulloh to be L.ieur.Coi vice Loeis, retired on full ?? Captain IV. Swvieton to be Captain, vice Tullols-Filst Lieut. *. W. Afilward to b3 Second Captoin, vice Swvinton; Second Lieut. J. IC. Piclering to be First Lieut. vice Mil- w|lard; Brevet ifoilj)t I Poole to be Liout-CoLt vice Wood, retired ...

... MON1EY MARKET. - - ; 8$'TU}DAY E~vENIG.. *tihe Stock E~xchange..to.day has been characterised by the dciness' usually prevalent on theolast day ef the week, and in the absentce of all Movement aallen- Jated to support prices, some little weakness has been apparent. Congois have been quiet all day at' 99$ ,to jboth for money 'and the 11th Mabeing a shade below the last rate 'of yesterdayts ...