... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCB. CAU& TI&--- . - A schooner wawss aground outside the port, at noon, but did not fly any signals of distress.-Liverpool, Nov. 23. Glide, which beached yesterday at New Brighton, was ft iated off this morning, and taken into Union Dock.- Liverpool, Nov. 23. Peter Foulkes (Ratkesay), hence to Tampico, has put into Queento'vn, with bow stove, loss of jibboom and gear, ...

... AUSTRALIAN AGRICULTURAL COYPANY. The directors have issued their report, preparatory to the meeting called for the 26th inst. Wteeitract the chief paragraphs: The year 1853 was one of unprecedented ?? all classes of labour, and the shepherds in the cempany's emrployment did not escape the feverish excitement so pre- valent throughout the other divisions of the cobay-an ex- citement to which ...

... SHIPPING INTRLLIGBN?YB? CASUALTY. A raft of timber and deals, siappesed to have broken adrift from Fleetwuod, was taken into Scuthport on the 24tb inst. by five fishing smaoka.-Watorloo, Jan. 26. L7vnaa'ooL SHIPS AT FOREIGN PoETS.-James Feemie; Dirego, Drie Vrienden, and Ann Foster, at Adelaide, Liberator, at Leghorn; Baalbeo ?? and Lady Eglinton at Malta; Tapajc.z ?? at Oporto. SAILED FOE ...

... MONDAY EVENING. Ia the home mining stock market to-day there s4 been no new feature of importance. A few sales It reported in the undermentionea stacks-viz.: Wheal Buller, 560; Devon Great Consols, 370 to *5. West Caradon, 160 to 165; Wheal Trelawney, I!; North Wheat Bassett, 18 to 181; Grambler and :i.Aubyn, 217 to 22k; Sortridge Consols, 2t to 3; Tttlteos and Peurhiw, 1,. The gold mining ...

... THE DOCK BILLS AND THB CORN TRADE. A subject very interesting to the corn trade, and well worthy the attention of the whole British public, farmers, merchants, traders, and consumers being alike affected, has been brought to our notice. It appears that the London, St. Katherine, and East and West Ladia Docks have combined together to bring bills before parlia- ment to restrict the freedom of ...

... PRODUCE MARKET. MINCING-LANE, FEB. 12. The private contract markets have been inactive to-day. COFFEE-No sales of importance reported. TEA..-The letters by the China mail are expected to- morrow (Tuesday), and the market has been very quiet to-day. RicE.-The demand has rather improved, but prices are unaltered. SALTPETnIt continues in limited demand. COTTON.-Aboat 100 bales sold. TXAaLow.-The ...

... I LONDON AND SOUTH.WEkTERN RAILWAY. I On Saturday a special general meeting of the pro- prietors of ?? and Sossib Western Railway was held at the Waterloo-bridge Station, for the purpose of con- sidering and determining up:.-n the counre to be puitrsued by t= cmany with reference to thot bill now: before piarlia~ met oramending the company's acte, and with regard to Ithe pledge that wee given ...

... iNSlEAWI NAVIGATION COMPANY MST' -rHiS GREAT IRON SIP. . yeterda the fourth annual general meeting of this get Westes Rho i t the Lqndtlm 'Cavern, at two o'clock ;Po - ] 'q inlhe chair.ca JTe fltSjciTAR'ri' (Mr. Yates) read the report of the dire evo te s Whichl wa append ed a report by Me. I. K. Bru sel, t3 engineer to t' e company0 upon the cons ructton of their -ir the huge iron vessel ...

... SATURDAY E8VBiKG. The market for British mining stocks exhibits an improving tendency, both as regatds tone and price There have been inequiries to-day for shares in Wheal Basser, South Wheal Frances, Xorth Pool, North Basset, St. Day United, Wheal Pollard, Herodsfoot, and Vale of Towy. The market has closed with a firmer appearance than was observable last week. The gold mining shares and ...

... S SHABR LISTS. I- IiSAxiVnAT r VNING. The railway share market was. again higher this mornitig, with a fair amount of business; but in the afternoon sales were effected of some of the heavier stocks, to realise profits, and the quotations for these descriptions at the close of the house were in some cases rather lower than those of yesterday. Macy of the lighter shares, however, maintained an ...

... ifI.WEA9. -4- British mining stocks have met with a very active business to~day, both in the Minintg Exchange and. Stock Exch~ange. The market continuee gentera¢lly firm, with an Uopward tendency. Annexed is the Mining Exchantge official list olf the .day's aales: 'Great Vor, 17;., ?? 17s.; Hender,4Qj>, 5; Lady Bertha, 20;., 21;.; North Basset, 29, 29jt, 29; South Ta. mar, .7k, 7. 7*, i, 1-16, ...

... COMMERCIAL AND M4RA?BT9 the THE 001W TRADE. thor (From the Mark Laos Eepreeaj esra BRITISH. em, With but few interruptions, another week's harvest de- weather has enabled many in the southern part of the reby kingdom and some occupiers, of forward districts in, the Vice uorth to'eeeure their crops of wheat, which in several in- di- atanc?s have turned out a better sample than expected; ,had ...