... S The annual general meeting of the subscribers and friends of this institution was held in the Court-House on Wednes- day. The attendance was highly respcctable, and consist. ed chiefly of ladies. The children, who were present, had a remarkably neat and tidy appearaiece; they sung several hymns in a very pleasing manner. On the motion of Mr BEST,J. B. M'Combie, Esq. of Gilly- brands, was ...

... LAIUNCII OF, TH~E ~j0IN (IARROW. Tfi L'II 110l SaI'Xg 41''SI11 !II tll World' A itoes t 'd : 11C I fl-0 I I L:0 IO I LI: I II(I .1i 11i1 M SI 1 t S Tao' Iti IN- ''1'?1,lIIhlI pr'~1ws1. *L. IjIILU t l, 1 ?? ,,fx, u.'o Iaow ,Coiilil rw e ?? 1111itil112.s C IL b 'II''S to tlL; 111112` CII kill: 111,1 ?? 2t'l` XN' :l the 4111111121112, oill oi'lt' 1~0,IN iww. l . tl'O1111 1,1! 11111 %Nv I, LI ?? ...

... c LlONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE. 0 Monday, May ?? fresh arrivals of wheat up to this co morning's mirket being limited, and the attendance of dealers s sormewhat numerons, the wheattrade was firm, and last Monday's s i, quotations were well supported, Barley aid malt went off slowly A S at Inte rates. Good eats were inquired for on full terms, but SC otherwise the trade was dull. CURRUNT ...

... EsDitoron G, March 11 .-Or Sheepi market this tnnorilig was well supplieid a goodi iany of w hich were of excellent qiualita. Prices nearly t he sattle as last weeh-best heep tuaking t;i. per lb., sinking tfrlals * inferior. 3d to Gdl. per lb. A few left the market otisoll. Otther iet wedders. 3s. to 41Is.; best black-faced wedilers 32s.; black-faced do., 24s. to Wlls. The cattle market was ...

... SHIPPING INTEDLlGENCE. Annivel AT ARre.nI)CErN.-Apti1 1. Ft'teresio Ca-dlr, nlowcr Sunrderlarrd; Orinrt, Smith, Newcastle; Rore, ii'l'herson, Sunderland ; Veloeliv. ('rane, Lieith ; Emerald; Kean, Sunder- land,-2, Aberdeen' Packet, Lawson, Lerwick; Sir E. Batks. Bruce, Nsewaetle lin .- Accord, I'hillips. do.: Cock of tile 1I'o North, lIowlir~g. London; Darg6, Mackenrzie, IPeterhead 1cr. ar ...

... of LONDON (COtlN EXGIIAN:GE, MARK LANE. Monday, Miorell, 2.-We hadr a short supply of Wheat, and ot 'Aher ati cles from the neightbeiuring rnouty this nirrisg. TI'he 'ew Enrgish wheat is ?? hl cosidititi hy this II y weather, slmu the arfir;l was cleared stf readily, at all adi ance of 1. to al 2s. per qr. over the rates ?? this da1y *wcek. Fine fresh Foreign I wheat sell, shlwly ar last ...

... U0111111mi'll exist, Week endleig on MIonday last. WiInA,11cer.,-393 pieces Fir 'Timbcr, nJ pieces Birch Timber, 2 Deals, I Mlast, 32 fiathomis Lathwood, 1: 0: 10 Oars, Alex. Cooper. i4 4 ssa Smoktsedt Hterrings, IV. Walker. ?? setsIn- dlar, Barliwooed Boxes, A. & W. Those. Albion (166 tons), t Leslie, master. c Qeuseec.-52i pieces Oak Timber, 1I.3 pieces Ehls and Ash Tim- f ber, 301 pieces ...

... COMIMERCIAL LIST, v ~WEEKR END)ING 0N MONDAY LAlIT. DUNKIRKt -133 bales Intl 1IU buncdlea Livecn Yarnt-NliltO, Cruedn, &1 o Co. Eliziheth (7Lc ricx),utxclcjiccii, rmater.J it DF'.LIVERED FROM WARtEHOJSE'. d II chinatf Tew.-Tho. Kterr :31 bags dto., J. & It. ?? t 3 ?? 21 R. gg 1 Will,.Tobacco, ?? WiiYT6 d3'o-Ja. Fraiser,& Co. lc.pncet ieAlrde& I 1do-RCoher ctr Jcli 3 io-D, Duii &I Coi. 1 n 0mm ...

... S.\ilTiilEli) CATTLE MAItIET, Oct. 31 The supplies of beosis rceived fresh up io-daoy frsaiom our0 ow0 grahl districts were the largest recoilecled at the correspitaoling periodt doris, the last ten years, they considerably exceeding 4OUII) head. The quali sof the ?? was, it is true, inferior, yet the effect prodacerl upln ti. trade is.i that of extreme heasiness, and in order to etllct sal-. ...

... COwMEwzvtc LrsT, F.OR TRTHE W9E; END ING, MONDAY WEEK. a V v T1/ G G sG V a A * :5 . st U a L# & W IN E IL GOODS WAREHOUSED. 483 lbs. tea, William Fraser 255 gals. ram, John Begg 1592 do., James Croal 631 do. do., Leslie Clark 354 do., Robert Catto & Co. 67 do. do., Alex. Fraser 432 do., Wm. Enmslie- & Son 110 do. Geneva, R. CatW. 712 do., Robert Stevens and Co. 872 do., William Ltimsden 116 ...

... COMMMMUCIAL LXST, FOR THE WEEE9 ENDING MONDAY LAST. IMPORTS. JERSEr.-920 bushels apples, 3 bushels onionj, John 3rat. thew. Mark & Ann (28 tons), M. Moore, master. HAMBURG..-.2 tons bones, Barry, Henry,&- Co. Yrou Mar- tho (Dutch ship), C. Wegener, master. DANTZIC.-96 tons bones. Tho. Tait, Inverury Mills. Vitus (Danish ship), P. Eggers, master. NOUDERSCHLAUSE. -35 tons bones, Aberdeen Lime Co ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCEN I ARmivFD.-Aug. 24. John and W illiam, Foubister, HartleJ t t pool; Blossom, Mackay, Newcastle; Messenger, Cargill; rE Archangel; Duke of Richmond, Campbell, Leith; Velocity, be Stewart Peterhead; Charlotte Mackenzie, Smart, Leven D Jessie, Yhobertson, Inverkeithing ; Helen, Scotland, do. ar Hero, Rome, Peterhead.-25. Matilda, Duthie, do.; Queen, It Campbell, Lerwick ; ...