... $?v?ng ?nteUi?ence. The Planter, IMorrison, bound to Leith, has been de- tained, with several others, by bad wveather, ant1 had not left the entrance of Clanrente River on the 5th iat. Greenock, March 12.-Arrived here on Saturday, the Addison, Houston, from Girgenti: sailed 224 January. Left loadiong, the Eapreos, Walker, for Newcastle; Ellen, lenkinoon, for Palermo andI Liverpool; and Pre- ...

... On MondP.y, September 10, this malket commenced t; stock consisting of 25,000 sheep, this number being on- Iy about one-half less than the usual quantity. Tbesa were not in a good Conditioo, resulting from the back- ward season, together with the poor appearance of the turnip crop. This circumstance had the effect of ren- dering the market dull, and priceslowerby 2i. and 2s. td. per head, than ...

... Mining Intelligence. The Atlas. Crow, of that port, arrived at Berwick ! rirbour mouth on Monday evening last from Memoel, with timber and oilcake. At the timue she took the bar- bour (seven o'clock) the tide hali just turned. andt she was carried out of the harbouir, and the swell on the bar east her upon Spittle beach. Although no immediate danger to the vessel or crew was apprehended, the ...

... StOWIts intelligence. Falmouth November 14.-The Redcliffe,Vivian. from Leith for Mhlarlta, has put ih for sails. It is intended by her commander to sail again to-morrow. Peonance. November 13.Pot in here, the Delight, Anderson, from Chareote for London, leaky. and with decks started, &c. having been in contact with the tran- sport No. S. Cowes, November 14.-The Ceres, Noord, has arriv. ed here ...

... Stioput4 g fElttliugnce. Hayle, April 17.-Wind NNW. strong gale. Pat in for shelter, the Kate, Rees, for Tenhy. During the gale a vessel about 200 tons, called the Neptune of Lon- don, was wrecked on the rocks of Godreavy, three miles eastward of this harbour. The disaster took place last night or early this morning. When daylight appeared, the beech was strewed with fragments of the vessel, ...

... DUNDEE.-Lin lus go off sily at or notationF thouigs a small adranee is d emandoeton ?? of flaxen f.bries, %vhi-li -re scarce, and which have been barely renaunerating the n uaaof.cturers. Yarns are also j as last, and fev sl.es mralring, frorn thie difliclityin having them clearned at pro'ent. The hlolders of flix are inclin- ed to deaaand a shade higher, and in some instances it has been paid ...

... THIE RUSSIA COMPANY.-THE EARL OF a DURRASM. ?? Thursday the trit insta~t, thre anniver~sary of this e Crrnsparny, which wars chrartered upwrdsrf of three con- t1mbies ng, celebratedt in the usual fashion of Eok-. hhfestrsity by a dinner at the La~ndau Tavern. About one hundredl members vrere present, anti Mir Asteli, cf the East India Comnpany, was in tbe chair. The Eat ?? a of Durham tree the ...

... ?O?RTH J?U'fr?Tr ?NSU?.A?CE COMPANY. TheAp$/lJ L MEETIN;Gof tirePROPRIETORSI of'fthe NORTJI BRITISII INSURANCE COMT- PANY Osv hl~cd yeeterdlay in their Odfice, ?? ver Street, in termls of iti Incorporating Charter. In absenco of the Mrarquis of Huntly, tho senior Vicc. President, ffhO teas preventes] attendirig hy thle rstatri of the re~ad, in the North, ~r MtACCHERSOR GRtAET of Hal- ~iodalloc ...

... 4Tjippiig Inutellgence. Arrived at Greenock, on Friday, the Bethea, Hutelb. ingo, from Dmemrara; sailed 28th Jan. On the 10th Feb. lat. 20. long. 62. passed an American brig bound to Bostoan-Sth inst. off Dungarvou, spoke the William, of and fer Cork. Belmont, F,rd, at Sierra Leone from Clyde 11th Jan. and was loading for Clyde to sail early in February. Captain Ford states that there rrere ...

... sbippitif Intelltoencee Burntislandl, April I.-The William and Ann, Sin- clair, with coals, having put back leaky, in attempting to enter Burntisland harbour, got upon the rocks, where bite lies. Falmoouth, March 31.-Off the Lizard MarchI 29, the brig Eggardon Castle, Warland, from Gallipoli for Hull, ou, fifty-nine *lays. Spoke, February 28, the brig lila- gog, of Ayr, with ?? of rudder, in ...

... 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 ...

... yaual Portsmouth, Sept. 15. The Magicienne, 24 guns, Captain Mildmay, arrived on Thursday, from the Lisbon station ; she came into barbour the same afternoon, to be paid off, but last even- ing orders were received that she should proceed to Spithead, there to wait for orders, and she is now bend- ing sails for that purpose. It is said she is to accompany the Hastings and Edinburgh (the former ...