... 17th ult. ;—“ Miss Bremer has arrived here, and is much caressed. I tell into a very curious migtake nop “tis since in mentioning the rumour that Mrs Fanny Kemble ler was about to marry 9 gentleman of the name of Sedgwick. As Mr Sedgwick’s wife, an English lady, is still living, the ramoor is ridiculously untrue. Mrs Butler has a pretty resi- dence of her own in Berkshire, Massachusetts, and ...

... T.abal EnteIlgectre. Portsmouth, Sept. 19. The Dnnegnl, 78, Captain Drake, with Rear.Admiral Sir John A. Omnmanney's flag on hoard, arrived on Tuesdav. Shc had looked into llynaotilt the previous day. Yesterday she was towed into harbour by tire Echo, Government stealter, assisted by the Monarch steamer, hired fromn Soulhampton, which latter ves-el then procr-eeded to Hlavre with lher ...

... ?Lon?o?. TUESDAY, OCTOB01ER1 13. PR1Cig OF STOCKiS Yl(STEttDA~y. F a~k Stc k .. tC IG~ndia Borrdti .* 12dit. Three per Czent. IRed. erd ii m (Jan. istO0) 12 1 i-ti Three perCent. Genesils S7.,u)id. New(ditto). Ditto lris Acc ount.. 57~ jt )o.( Oct. ?? Trirecand ii per Cenis. - la.*(Jan.1 ?? Do. teducd ?? l~ ?? Oct. ?? ~o. do. ?? ?? er ?? ada Stock Ciii F~acheqrrer Biis~.. par 'X\InDsoeR, ...

... Q?bivpillo Intriltairlife. Great Yarmouth, Sept. 9.-Thefbrigulary, Smith, of Kirkaldy, with cualq for linrreillep, is in our roade, with lose of eeven strunchions, bulwarks, rail, &c., and hoats stOve, having been struck by a heavy sea about 40 miles SE. of the Bell fock; the damage is being repaired in the Roads. East India Shipping. The Dartmouth, arrived in the Downs, sailed from China ...

... U010 o lit 'rUESDAY, JUNE, 1. I'IIICI OF STOCIKS YEISTERD)A'Y. BtrLl SOO~e: rd ?? Three per Vert.lit. Ceoi .^'Ath 0J.11. tiNIl, 12 ?? Three perCevit.J(itrIte -ti I)-. `t4 NII tt! _ - Ditatofr Accoaint.- 9l1 IJo.((clt.IRtit 129.1C Ttre d anti p c to . . n.'Jun. tr4n). - Dl. Iterouie.- 97l4l)..( lln . ( t MOJ). D.. tic., Neow ?? 4 Cnrtli.. Indias Stu oc--- -7I trtextliiel It ?? 13 Ii trilo ...

... SY)f0plito 111triltor-tice. The Cybele. from Leith for UHaftiloes, tsrn spokcn With 23d1 idi. at. 45. wig lb. Thie Eliza, fill, of Kilkitidy na, ?? with in lat. K. 57. N. long. 5. :1. W. on 14th Atli , b..und for Pernanbibuei, damayed about the bow,, hivitig been itruck by n heavy Hea. Ira erlhrgli, Junet 1.-The Margarat, IPringle, of Noewcattle. trfm EAMIulIO for Blerwick, nher 12 milers NNW. ...

... SlATE OF TRAI)E. DevotI;I, Mntcic 2n.-OarT sasthets keep steady, with a ae- gular Iiieitttd far flexs, tsst-iiz, amil tteot, at salon ptiCC~S as foetnerlr. Indian jat' coalthiene to be scented, and fete] es train .15 to Lb per too, aol-r lag to qlitlits'. Inielioejclte is ?? nol any teens, wh ilec'auii as is possessed of enlacer 110(111 edityis oxoglt after at the bove qttotatioaas. Nsonet-i- ...

... Q:Mt:vvtq Entrutrimm Cronstarit, Sept. 1'5. -The Janet awid Diary, Mlackenzie, for Leith. 1-2th inst. grounded off Cron tadt, but yesterday was as- sisted off, after havillng ?? half of her cargo; the ship doe- not make aiiy water. Lerwick, Sept. 21.-The brig Prince Albert, of Perth, Birrell from Archangel. put in yesterday leakty in top sides, havina been ashore in the Whice Sea, is aetting ...

... EiDINBURGH SHARE LIST. WEDNEBDAT, Fzsar-ARr 10, 1847. To-Day's~sles. Dltldead. D~esal~en of Stock. Pr&LatQ- tatism. O hne z]L Ls d.1 £7 Banirof Scotland..110 10i0 176 10 01 6, r-a Linen ?? 11 100 1220 0 01 I CaedoianBank ?? 10 l k 4 9G0o 01 Ct of Glas. B~ank' 1 1 12 10 0. 6 ~~~itY ?? 20 10 : 12 80 O omeca = ',Banl..I500 190 166 0 0. 5 Estrn ?? 10 125 - Esch.Bank ofScor'i100 20 b5 is 0~ 7 ...

... Though a good deal of rain appears to have fallen in the early part of the week in the north. the advices from Scotland generally speak in favourable terms of the progress made with the harvest, and there is now comparativelh little corn abroad, except in the backward and mountainous districts. The trif- ihig quantity yet out wvill probably be secured before another weok elapses, as the ...

... 2cabal Ent-cliliamr. Portsmouthl, Sept. 10. Mer Pinchain, the master shipwright of this establishment, is ordered to build a first-class patddle-wheel steam sloop, arid a 12-gun brig, on his osvtl design-the foriller to be nitamed the Argus, and the latter the Plumper. Tne following will be their respective dimensioons:- Argus. Plumper. ft. in. ft. in. Length between thel ?? l90 0 I 1f0 n ...

... PeALCKET BOATS. GENERAL POST OFFicE, April 27. d esahls Last Packets! Next Packets SOUJTRA.WTlOY despatched i Sie u STATIONr. from London. Sailed. Due. 'Lisbon,Madeira - F (via Lisbon), tth, lbth, and 1 'SpainGsbrai 27th, ]dadrid, Madrid, 'Spain,Gibral- month pril 17. | May 5. ?? eeymnh illalta, *Greece, *Ion. Islands, I 3d 20tof oriental, Egypt, Ceylon. every mnonth. April e0-I India, & ...