... THE BALTIC TRADB. The Belfast Clsonicle says :-A natural uneasi- a ness exists at present in the minds of merchants and ship- sa owvners engaged in the Baltic trade, lest in case of war ?? should place an embargo on British shlipping and r cargoes coming from the Baltic this month iith flax and i flaxseed. For the purpose of, if possible, removing the lon apprehensions so generally prevalent, ...

... TUESDAY, OCTBroa1. WAR-.OFFICE, OCTOBER 18-22d Regt. of Ft., Lieat..Gen. Sir W. P. P. Napier, iKC.B., froi the 271th Ft. to col,, vice Lieut.- Gen. Sir C. J. Napier, GeCn., t ?? Peg.t Of Ft-, Mat Gen. e. Fleming, C.B., to be Col vice Lieust.-GeA . Sir W. F. P. Napieras, Co B removed to the 22d Ft.-rth; Regt. of Ft., Maj.- Gen. Si~r W. Chalmnere, C.13., fr-om. the 20th.Regt., to be eol,, vice ...

... - I > i4 1 aoos aoE1 ANGS) FRIAY, OCWOEKE 14. le, We had a smaller attendance of millers and ?? at the country at our market to-day. 6 Ld- For foreign wheat ?? was more inquiry. ph ins but the business which resulted in this artide was to lrs eir rate extent only. A small supply of Irish; sales bI as,: the rates of Tuesday were rather exucedfL ri*, 1 mit Oats in fair request at prices against ...

... DUBLIN MAiKETS. Id . coRNEXCHANOE, FRIDAY' OTOB 2 er At our market dy foreign wheat rnetmO 1- 3- holders, in sore instances, were enabled 0 Jl r- advance on the currencies of this day 8ebjt a he in abort supply, the condition inaterially aet Irk ed humidity of the atmosphere; aales 81Do w ted t Ir, maintained. 4ft rotiI Lt Prime feeding oats with difficulty Sntl id prices, and inferior lots ...

... ?? MARKETS PRESTON MIARKET.-SATURDAY LAST. There was a fair supply of wheat, and an advance of from Is. to 1Y. Gd. was obtained upon the prices of last week; but there was 38s. per windle obtained for one or two samples that vwere sold for seed. Meal was in brisk demand, and advanced 5s. Gd. per load. Beans advanced is. Gd. per u-indle; oats, 2d. per bushel; and potatoes, 3s. per load. WnEAT, ...

... PRICES OF SHA1tES AT NEWCASTLE. Sho~t. Skahure.j ItAIL WA Y8. Pd. Lraiest 03U9000 )ouliAberdeen ?? 5 u 9i 95uuuW 20 uAbur. lotthtn. .C Bostoun 809 .: '2U000O Stock Bristol and Exewtr l u o 94 912920U b ?? Lcledotiaan ?? 50 25e2 4200O0 5i Unecter and liolylcad . all 33' 400u 40 Coclkerinoutls & Workington G4 0OUU 25 ?? aiid Pcrth d. .i 8 18671 6u Dublin and Bielfat J unction 45 44 226UO 25 ...

... LONDON MARKETS.-TUESDAY. CessrrrceALc . Rflereosirecr.-Altheugh the Ecolern Question is undecided, and money continues to get dearer, prime bills being 41 to 5, others 54- to 6 per !cnt., still the position of the marlcets for colonial pror duco is not unfavourable, and supplies show no increase, nor censumuption a diminution. Business operations have been to a fair extent by home dealers, and ...

... I Thue Littl] Ilray, from Troon to Swmasca, foundered on WVedniesday : off tile Calf of Mlls; Iclew saved by the ontlezicinm, arrived at Liver- pool. Livetrlool, Oct.6.-T'he screw steollushiji Pleb(Ae, oriived at this port from Smtyrna, replorts ]liviog scS onl thu 17th ilt., off Smnyrna, two lillc-of-hattle sisip proceeding to llesikna Itoy from the seintblvard and wvestvard. Or the 2Sehi, ...

... THE NEW CRYSTAL PALAC The work proceeds rapidly in spite of all impediments Phe vast central transept is nearly filled with scaffolding; ib after rib of the huge vault is fixed in its place, and by Year's Day, we are told, the whole fabric will be de- Lvered to the painters and decorators. The British public is so well ace uted with the parent in Hyde Park, that it may be s ut to mention afew ...

... ‘The inanguration of the Manchester statue t the late Sir Robert Peel took place on Wednesday afterncon. The pro- ceedings were marked by much ceremony and excited great public interest,—an interest which was enhanced by the pre- sence there of the lamented Statesman’s friend and colleague when he last held office, the Right Hon. W. E. Gladstone, M.P., the Chancellor of Her Majesty’s Exchequer ...

... Firnxi tae LONDON GAZETTE. TUESDAY, Oct. 4. PAIITNEUSRPB DiTSSOLVEI). S. Bowden and Sai Liverpool and Nianchester, ale merchants- T. Boswrer and, .Booh, Kirby, 4O~ttlnglramoihire, lime heirners.- C. Collinson andT W. CIarke, marnsied, Notthighiaflshire, book- Sellers.BNVtT8 i Bihops Stortfor crre, tI, Nov. Io, at Ba- mgl~ll-tree. St, S Soloi, O'at jaules-street, Bedford-row. W. G. EDGIIILL, ...

... L1V33BFOOTL SRiFs AT FOREIGN PORTS.-Ivy Green, and Bells, at Anoicona.; Claudia, atr Naples. Tiber(s.) at Genoa; Juanta, at Barcelona; Gem'a, and Thetis, at Cronstadt. AR RIVED. Asiee~rr-at Pill, October 13, ?? rn AuToatAuIA-at Hull, October IS, ?? E-eetereburg ALII-Rt Hull, October 13, from ?? ANN sm, ISo _Rr t Hull, October 13, ?? AEsoNc LAes-at Queenstown, October 12, ?? Saville Acts ...