... Mipping Entelligeneet The Mary Ann, M'Symono. arrived at Leith, left To. bago 28th April had changeable weather. Left loading the barques Caampbells, and Margaret, and ship Forrest- er, for London, also tile ship Caroline, for Bristol. 8th June, spoke the barque Howard, from Havannah to Petersburgh, 20 miles east from Cape Wrath. Arrived at Port-Glasgow, on Sunday evening, the Elora, Blair, ...

... sbippilog Intelligence4 The under-mentioned vessels have pas3ed the Pent- and Firtb since ourlast report, viz. :-Marclh 26. Barque Washington, of andforn Dubsbar, to America-27. Brig Albion, of and from Aberdeen, to Pictou, Ariel, Rae- burn, of acd from Aberdeen, for Sligo-2s. Juseph Green, Vellum, of and from, Peterhead, for Davis' Straits. Loss OF tHE EurpIEmmA or SrROMNEsS -We learn from ...

... -j C4YRN EXCHANGE, L§NDOi!.!Sept. 19 A few very fine 'samples -4of w'het n'aylyobeaine,-laast .week's pries,'but alf'dther. qdbl ies'are 2s.pe'r 'q',prter Iow- er. . Barley ofimost'dekriptiias is fszli'4e,;per quarter cheap. er. Old, beans maintain their former prices, new beasts are is. per quarteia.lbwti'- Bilingfpease remain as last re- ported. Grey peasekareUs. -per~qjiaarte-r lower. ' ...

... *Sl illP N KIWS. ?? P *nn n . The Tllary of Leith, from Qliebec', xaii vpoken X'itl I ult. by the Steadfast, Bartoni, arriced at Plyinoctfl ' 1'he Sarah, of and from Sianderlarid, Calptain P'.t i lalen, in taking the harbon r of L-oasieiotiith, on Ihe of the 25th LiTtimon, went a-ground on the lbar. 'he se high. on the foullowoing day, and t[le Vessel has since i1C' a total wreck. About half ...

... L ONinD-ON. AlO N DAYf-June 2O. STOCKS T1llS DAY AT TWO O'CLOCK. Sank Stock, 199 ' India Stock, shut 3 Fer Cent. Red. S2 , India Bonds I pm., i3 per Cent. Con. shut. Anns. (Jatn. 1860) 16 14-16 Do. for-Account, Ssi IDo. New (do.) Si per Cent*. 89& Do. (Oct. 1859) Vo. do. Ited. 90N I.Do. (Jan. 18IO) Do. do. New,.shlt . Do (Oct. 1880) -2our per Cents. 981 | Exchequer Bills, 10 12 Saturday being ...

... AIARKETS. ?? EXCTHA^NGE, L(NDOIN-Sept.2 There hat-i. beij tnt few airivals of English ,VIt Shir Mulindiy ; ond hbougilh trade is very. dull, Monlvl ii ive becl '-uppoy-ed rifor the finest sanples.W e cirii,.e to have a conisidesiale influx of fbkeig, 'ileat andih trongh tley. udo not coine int.o tihe a.ket t res - ini-rase largelv the bonded stork. There is Iio in oatsi or batler. Peale aird ...

... 'I 'i i e DT p, M o o r , S t w sf s ViaDee I-Iorwas totall L oi' 12ilvJurne last. ~ ctray b, ~ i1 on 12thv June last. 9 eltroey b, lire at a W.idtelaen, Aug. S0o ?? Ne'w7-Sept . 2. New astle '(reanmdl) to thi spo-r P Ilt.niar, Al ?? [-ind ?? putt {;ffinst. and fo 1hidered sprung a lea afron , St Lucia, July '26-There ;a- agaehr nt ' r. tue 16ili instant from E. to & gald thre 'j1 tli Colloch ...

... 1 - ¶ T.- .i} A ?? ENS .COtN EXCFAN EF LONDON-Ol. 2S. Thii arrivsiA .Eilish vriait 'and barley still remaini very _ ?? ai-ihii' di~r2'iid fhr line samples keep the ' . prices Fullr as high as ofi UJniday. The arrisals,,f esi 1 m -bornifreland are ektriemtely largre, -notiafth sandist whidl astiey6'fully snppom'rt r iast -tipot-itipns. Inbeans andi pense, t. l:h a morierats. diinahd,.We find no ...

... -- - , Al AN & ETS. I I I .I I I I 1?1 ,4 aI 5) P .I. Lc A CORN EXCHAN6Ev-LONDON-Sept. 2B- The rresh swpplsetuf corn'thiiorking were not sa good aa last -Nibday., nd Usilh quality of the: heat.rlbifly very tbin. -. The sante pyiices as last Mlonday were nearly obtain_ ed for lfine dr wheat.; but all other -qoalities- met scareely anyrdesandaat even a further abate-nent. 13arlev, beinig ...

... sbipping flitelligeIre. The FIt Is. Bhivttp, frem Leith t o C1,e0uttn. rra; poken *ith '/0tl, in't. in Ilai. 5). long. 17. by the blerey, Wlt. arrived -it L~iverpl l. 11wIiJane Mllain, .l1 Allister, froan Canton to Clnle. o7 Goa, d l un- spfulen a itil by th'! Iflintfri, Tuilim- ;on. arrivitil in the Dowat. The William nail Ann. whbaler, pswnnd Wick Blv on Iltiurminy. Windl fair. Expoarted ...

... (From a Correspondent.) These laws, the policy of whicil is at present so universally the suiuject of discussion, are well de- st ving all the attention bestowing upon thema. By one class they are regarded as the bulwark of the country, the means by whic'h it has been enabled to inirmount the evils which press upon it on every eice, and the removal or material reduction of which will be ...

... ?g ?? ?? Z-,; ;? I . THiURSDAY. AI'iii1 ii. PRItt l; 1 sTiOCKS YE:S'tERi DAY. P. ink Stl-c ?? ?? fW! Anit'l.c ill, k icil Tlcr'er pr C.. IWcilit. ' ll .I-cn . l. l.. Thareepzi-rC.elit.cmlizl,n! lll:i~.~i.I~l 1 Thrercilnl II.11pvlerC' n1. Do)l. ( OVIt. . ) .. Do. do. New _ Icy, ?? _ ?? Four per Ccnts. _ - I'Nehiccrsr ills ?? Inriclb I1nk Stuck._ki-. otie ( moeen ltem a Co trt andl l'rivv ...