... ~ $ppsiring httelitgecne. Aberdeen, December 1.-The Dunnottar Castle, Paterson, which sailed from this port five weeks ago fir Sligo, put back on Monday last, to undergo repairs, her mnainmast having sprung. She was for some time wind hound in Stromness, and sailed from that slace on the 13th ult. with several Aberdeen vessel-, all bound for Ireland, but the wind having shifted, she, along ...

... sbippiltg ltteligeffce. Ti,. Cherub, Whiteway, arrived at Lcith, left Seville 4th November; experisnced heavy weather. The Qunen of the Sooth, Faith, and Vivecibus, were loading for London. Spoke the Pateiot, of Dartatouth, from Labrador. to Valencis, out twenty-four days, off Cape St Vincent. The Patriot had spoken the Intrepid, from Liverpool to Vora Cruz, out sixteen days, all well. Arrived ...

... Maiets CORN tXCHA1GE, LONDON, December 18, The supply of Wheat. last week was large. We have a good aupply of freab Ba tpies for this morning's market. The demsnd fr Wheat has!een on a very limited scale to-day, and everydeacri~ptiokisi. to2. gprqr. lower. Flournieetsi a very beavy sale at a decline of Is per 6ack ex-ship. The beat samples of malting Barley maintain their price, but liadinig ...

... EDINBURGH CORN ?? Ac ?? 27. . The sprpply of Wheat to-day was the smallost, that ever was seen ia the msarket at this Season * .h; t of other sorts was middling. Sales were heasy, except n, Ll le. The Wheet at 66s. 6d. per quarter v. - ' per bushel; the Barley at 33s. Gd. weig.ed lhed rtlbi Oats at 23s. 4d. weighed 43Albs. The Pease ano' fromn 29s. to 36s. per quarter. caos Were Wheat, best, ...

... =a CORN EXSCANGE, LONDON, December S. We have had a fair quantity of Wheat arrivead silce ll%, day and a brisk trade fur it. In seme instalr es are hear ra- ther higher prices have been obtainedl; the marack is at ,ll events cleared. There is a large arrival of 1 3rlevall f whihh has been taken by maltsiers and -iatillersat ?1ore1d, currency. 'We are sheraly supplied withi Oats, is rose quence ...

... I Rippitto Intelliffence.. I The Ocean, Pottinger, arrived at Leith, left Oporto 5th November; experienced NE. eales ta Scillh. Left loadine, the Jane and Margaret. Lnsitinri, and Orion, for London ; the John Ormond, and Donna AMaria, for Liverpool. Sr Anargaret's Hope. Orkney. NYvenmber 21.-The Janet. of Leith. from Wales for Dondee, with iron, put in here with l.,sa of hoar. The Margaret, ...

... sbippino ]intelligence. The Elizabeth Gillespie, Kinnaird, frorh Allea for Marseilles, put into Toulon previous to the l4th iast. The Dee of Aberdeen, Captain Sutherland, from Pe- tersbsrgh to Hall, daring thick meather on the 17th ult. got aground on a reef on the west side of the Islahrl of Gothland. She was got off, making a good deal of wa- ter, after discharging part of the cargo, and was ...

... 'Stiwnlto Intelligetce., Pentland Fitb.-The Haielee, MiBridle, from Leith, bound for St Vincent's, and the Fox, Berrick, of Leith, from Wick for Dublin, pttinto Longhope upon30th ult.; brig Traveller. Miller, of Kirkaldy, bound for Leith, four weeks from Quebec, passed through the Firth with luss of bulwarks; experienced a bad passage home; and the William and Betsy, Beattie, of Liverpool, ...

... ma tirt . CORN EXOHAN1GE, tLON.D November 29. Tile supply of Wheat nod Barley dies t , mand * prices are therefore stead), rlso orf teedd has been only a moderate sale to-day. but it, u Dublin, November 28. There was a very small supply of NVI ear , Oats and Barley but a maderate qeastity Wi Sos. to 32s. Gad.; millers' Red, 27s. Gid. tozl, . i in 26,.6d.; Barley, 13s. Osi. to 156. Od. flO' Od ...

... stippilto Entelligence. Inverness, December 16.-The following vessels are detained at Fort Augustus, and must lighten, in cense. quanco of a part of the Caledonian Canal wall having fallen in:; aIergaret, Milne, and Eliza, Douglas, fromn Riga; John and Thomas, M\Iqlver, frona Memel; and Fame, Hlarrower, from Riga. l-amiburgh, Dee. 18.-Tho Glory, Partridtle, from London, on account of the ice, ...

... stpiving Intelligence. Tersebeliing, November 2.5-The Caledonia (steam ship), Sharp, from Leith for Hamburgh, has put in here. Longhope, Orkney, November 23.-1lhe Jane, NMl, put back here on 22.1, ari remains. The wind fur the last week has continued from W. to N W. squally, with snow showers and slight frost. DEsTRuCTION OF 0 tHE MAW OF BUtTE STEA-MERt BY Fitt.-Bp a letter received from ...

... DuNDEB. December 16.-A large business has again been done in linens this week, and yarns Ere also going off freely, particularly the better descriptions. On ac- count of the considerable supplies which have latelv corc into the hands of the spinners, by direct impportW- tion, the transactions in flax have not been extensive., Prices, however, remain firm as we shall, though not so much as was ...