... SHIP' NAE''S. i Onl Wcd nesiliy time 1 I aqi'( ot 0' I I 'Antl V tr'llspoit ,i IiLtieu itent Lo,Oicitlglt, lnlIt lC l 'ill 011 tivL Coast ofV Xf ttlt' Th'tiil ship itok 011t fioni C(w'oti, in )O'tober'list, tII I 26 otl'Uit. Roitoi' At In n 'rsto(tp- (Coast ('si nati ]A il-1 ii ')ar of titii 0 ic 211st of I' c iit i lie :t'l ('iiiI 'eiic ol hoalfdi ther nU oct hin Sficiiilit pr i.tooh not. ...

... K' 111' IP WA'lfIS. TI' e .!r e timber shlp thc l'Piron of Recnfrew, mit pro- deiog frnnom the Dowsnrs for the !'iver, stecreod her courre h towards the Swltl Channel, and wus run on the Long itind w llcad, through the ignorance of' tvo pilots taei n oin board tt from i Dovvr. She was aftemr-'ads got of', Ind brought tl to ancltor olutside the Sa iwa i said: but on 'c'litn ' liTS c last, ...

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... All BiR EEN S111r',1 NC. ?? I ?? . .. 1, ?? ?? I . - . I AnIucmecc.-lDCo. 4. ForthI, I ~idt iitti, I cult G Ciiutow Pitcher, Cilybl, (uI11't'gatt' 1; liot o I i H ci', 'iictdieri'td ilictrgcrcli, tlxc' o. ; Chiolic, Jack, I[i-it,SiE 'ci Batr Sunder- btitii ; lcbi'itct, fJ1ditticy, ti, oetI ccs Mtbitctn Corugic, ?? t i i r, ?? ,l ob!c cI I ti:Itvrctrc.Cictdce.;, i'rtt (;,imriitc'I til c ?? ?? ...

... ABE rDEE'N SHII IPPING. Aug-. 29D. B3:arhaea iii Ann, I-atirehon, Sp 'y : Anlt, I~coele, 1301g1n-Ad1 Eliza. Seth irlatin,N rao.J. :,Lo -d fl tlly,~ Si en et. I.' nO Sp to oah1, C1 .L JtIl~isoll,J Lic';[on, VX hiti, .\'iia 2 cia. cl -ores, 11 uthii ?? ?? I.R ri'tl, A1.1 x::n Ir S od e ;l 31cer, V~i:k-tr, do. 2. -J1 c-t, T'horn, 1h'erh aid - rti~,Urquhart, Fm-lhuf~ri', ; 1 Shinsa Bti'tk ?? - ...

... MARKETS,. sac. ul. CORN MARKETS. CouN EXCssANGE, Monday, Jan. 1e, 3830.-We were no -largely supplied this morning with all descriptions of gtain, mbut as the ice an the River Thames prevents the working of it the vessel,, the factors have not even so much as untied their lot 'amples . Lerefore, prices of all kinds of grain Must be quoted el. norninally the same as On last Monday. ~'Wheat, ?? ...

... . SMIlTHFIELD-Aug. 3. Beef, ?? 4s 2d to 4s 6d Veal ?? 4s Gd to S5 2M. MIutton ?? 4s 2d to 4s fd I Pork . ?? 3s ld to -is I0e Lamb 4s 8d to Os 4d EnscUnRGo7r, August 5.-The supply of sheep iu the mar- ket this morning was less than last week, (1200.) Pricea as follow, viz. : White.faced wedders, 15 lbs. per quarter, 2fs. fId. Inferior do. 12 do. I's. Od. White.faeed ewes, 13 do. 20s. Od. ...

... CORPJ MAURKETS. msr.-Zur- lty-rl-; ' A Olt Conic Excsr.:sxua, Mlonday,' Aug. 23.-Though there is an appearance of wet this morning, yet the immense imo- purtariin of Foreign Corn has lowered the prices of W'hcat full Os. per quarter, and should the wind prove faouur- able, large arrit-als are expected. We have sevetal sampnles of new Uheat in the 111artiet, but seine of them art! and damp, ...

... ,21 Aliping littelligmeir. eV! P . . . -, Aberdeen Packet, Stewart, in the river Thames, lth inst. Mansfield, Sim, at London, 18th inst. Bon Accord, Brown, at do. 19th inst. Fox, Allan, at Hull, Ilth inst. Hercules, Allan, at Lerwick on the 14th inst. Arkwright, Birnie, went through the ?? Firth. N3th inst. Matciless, Nicol, at Gravesend, 14th inst. from Trieste. Childe Harold, Hodge, at ...

... l, asformnerly stated 6y mistake. %pipplto ntelltgence, ?? -- - ?? qr~ n,,konf wol inoton I- A rxnn DEE SHlppOliNG@An ?? 3. Duke of Wellington (steamer), pro le Walker, London; Bon Accord, Brown, do.; Sir E. Banks, Baxter, Sun. Eu derland; Three Brothers, Saunders, St. David's; Marmion, Struthers, pro w Sunderland; Phoenix, Brodie, do.-4. Jean, Noble, St. David's; James& SIC be Thomas, Gowie, ...

... 51iipping intritiornrel. ArtitVED AT AEnnDnew.-Sept. 25. Britannia, Torrence, Alloa; Queen ct of Scotland (steamer), Beverly, London.-2G. Henry & William, Allani: Sea- ham.-27. Happy Return, Seller, Antwerp; Johnston, Soaper, Sunderland 1a Garland, Youngson,( do.; Lydia, Milne, (put back); Bon Accord, Parker, tl Davis' Straits.-28. Betsey, MILean, Rispond; William Simpson, Craig, ' Sealam; ...

... COMMERCIAL AiN!)D STATISTICAL4V ACCOU-N7T OF1'E lPRVIAJ]LB'CC'O, Petnan-lstccri is a larg-e town, vr-ntaiining to000O pteople, and] carrying onl a great rorvigni tnd diitmestic trade. 'VTo t.oaist ?? it is very low, and the country well clothed with Itvood.,, itl por. itetual verdure; which, contracted wvih ti te whnite coitlmget. scat- tered along die Shore, the Indians; tisiing in thetir ...