... intelltarcnce The Driver steam sloop, Commander Johnson, arrived at Ma- deira on the 13th ult., from Plymouth. and after replenishing fuel sailed for Rio, en route to the Pacific. The Rattler, steam sloop, Commander Cumming, arrived at Madeira on the 26th ult. from Plymouth, and after coaling pro- ceeded for Cape Verd and Ascension. The Sappho, 12, Commander Mitchell, arrived at Madeira on the ...

... and long. 25 deg. W. on the 9th August, spoke her Majesty's brig Switt, Commander Aldbam, with Mr Smith O’Brien, &c. on board, 34 days from England ; all well on board. The Calypso brought letters from her, Captain Aldham going on board the Calypso. Tne Potator continued to hope, almost against hope, that the blight in our potatoe fields was partial. The accounts we have received from various ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE—Nov. 16. There wag an unusually small attendance of buyers. Wheat —English firm, at quotations, Foreign had only a retail sale, at iate rates. Floating eargoes are in go d request, but held for more money Indian Corn—The demand is quiet, still sellers insist on former prices. Barley steady. Rye, Malt, Pease and Geane—A limited consumptive inquiry at our previ- ous currency ...

... ZETTE James Axpensox, farmer, salt merchant, and fish- curer, residing at county of Sutherland—Cre- meet in Mackay's Inn, Lairg, 26th July and 21st August, twelve o'clock. » Feces, mentions, ond there, 30th July and 22d August, twelve o'clock. , clothier and outfitter ,» ome- time of the dissolved firm of Roberton & Panton, clo- thiers and outfitters in Glasgow, and on busi- ness there under ...

... TRADFD. He . - l- IAirac-srsTfEB, .fasusy 6.-Tha's hahs been this wieak a ratier improved demandt for goods as comparedl itI last week, but prices remain laitlnut tteratiofl. Con- tr elderiag, tho dulness tvhich usually prevails at thii season C of thle year. there is perilaps reason to believe that we A have entered upon a grandeal course nf amentlment, and that the Proepect wiill tcorlinue ...

... 'Stippilla Intelligence. The small sloop Ann and Eliza, Fraser, of och Broom, from Dingwall to Loch Broom, with wood, left Scrabster Roads on the 24th instant, and haying expe- rienced boisterous weather, came to anchor in Loch Er- riboll, where she was deserted by the crew; the conse- quence was, she was taken possession of by a London fishing smack and towed to Scrabster Roads, where she is ...

... 11-1 a r It f, t 5j. CORN =MHANG7E LUNDON rI'EtlRtU AttY I. Thero writ bat lit l -Il,gl-h 0Weat a Bill, IllI triri. mnare a i ng irrle e firo (ga ( (I7 i it ,I to I!)i qI.ir. .I at It ra, e,. T'n, i. Ia iI o 1 l, e I lil l 110 - I, loir pceO s inalalredl. WVe c.,lviin t0 lie sill;*i..'.r it Ctu ?? liar ?? tat e i . , ,1e lit tiov Iv,ir,,, not lI oge ttiis we k. ?? allt PI' C.1.01 rled h ...

... LATEST MARKETS. &c. (By Electric Telegraph.) j NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET—Oct. 6. The show of wheat from the country was small, but in im- proved condition, and sold readily at while for a superior sample of south the prices of last week, country new, 46s. was obtained. The demand for old English ish and foreign was somewhat better, and quotations were unaltered. Barley was in slow request, but ...

... NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE RACE Monpay, June 25. The Convivial Stakes of 10 sovs. each, 5 ft. and 3 only if de- clared, with 100 added—the second to receive L.20. From the New Post, once round. 22 subs. 10 of whom — Mr S. L. Psalmsinger (Basham) . . Mr Meiklam’s Inheritress . 2 . . . 3 Mr Pedley’s Cockermouth Won easily by several 1 Sweepstakes of five sovs. each, —the second to save his .p. with 15 ...

... MAIL. The irregularity in the arrival of our London mail still continues, owing to the contractors for horsing the mails from London to the station-house at Birmingham not doing their-duty, and the want of a proper arrangement with the Railway Companies. The correct time for arriving in this city is 23 minutes past 9 o'clock A.M. From the 27th ult. to the 6th inst. there was a slight ...

... T Ge (;eorgian, from Grenada for Teitli; waM spoieot in lat. 44. 1ovig. 251. Greenpck, 'May ~1.-Airredlbere yeiterday, the Gui- ana, R edrith, tram Deniara; Bailed frow tihe bar 16th and the brig Duchess of Pgortland. iiReaid, frClyde, moe the 14th; Henry, Aederson, on 1th; and the High- lander, M'Kelr, eight days previous, all from Clyde. Left loading, end to sail, the Hellyarde, Brown, oon ...

... ;Lomasuo WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28. STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWO O'CLOCR- Pink Stock. shut Isndia Sack Three per Cent. R(d.. shutnda B.ndj t b iO Three p.?rCent.Consobs 931 Annuflit5es5aiJ;;;8 ThreeanditialfperCents. hu lDo. (Oct. 85tO) a D)o. Iteduced ._ whatiDo. (Jan.. 1uo 0) ght Ilo. do. New-_ 10191Do. tOct. 189R) Four per Cents. -;fl:(chue Bus Irish Rank Stock=.. -_ 65 . 6 Her Majesty, accompanied by ...