... Eoflbono MONDAY, MAY 28. STOCKS TIIS DAY AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stock_._ -JIndia Stock Threeper Cent. td,.- 93JIndia Bonds 64 67 Three perCent.ConSolS 94lf Annuities (Jan. lB60) ib Ditto ?? t 9414 Do. New (dit to) - Three andHalfperCents. -IDo. (Oct. 1S8S9) 16 Do. Itedn ied- - I01 glDo. (Jan. 1830) _ t)o. do. Neo - - 102 iO1 Do. (Oct. 18S(f) - Four perCentts. a - Exchequer Bills C1 64 Irish Bauk ...

... We cordially recommend the advertisement from this Bank to notice; the subject is too plain and practical to require argument in its favour. There is no question that there are few even of the most destitute who may not with benefit become occasional depositors of at least one shilling, and so gather a little fund for times of pressing necessity. Present temptation will thus be re- moved, and ...

... 'Stipping Intelligence- Lisbon, May 4.-The Speedy, Young, from Cadiz to Huli, has beet, assisted in here by the Briton's Queen, having lost ber rudder on the 30th tilt. olf Oporto, DlISTncESaN SHIPWasEC At CAMiPsPr.To01-Loss or A STRANGIE VxSSEL,.-OO Wednesday the 9th inst., be. tween the hours of 6 and 7 o'clock P.M., a fearful gale of wind from the east came on, which lasted for about an ...

... 7dEUCHANT COMPANY. An adjourned meeting of this Company was held ves. terday forenoon, in their Hall, Hanter's Square, for the purpose of taking into consideration the motion proposed at the meeting on Monday by Mir J. F. Illacfarlan, for the immsediaie abolition of negro apprenticesbip. Robert Thomson, Esq. Master, in the chair. Mr Macfarlan said, that he was one of those who had been rather ...

... marReto. COR1N EXCHA!rja,, Lo-qWo Mal) I. We had a fair show of Wheat this morning fron, lisio a, Suff~otlk our millers evinced vary little inelisatiss is psrrCb, unless on lower terms, and as hhlders were firma at llnn~ias pnices, scorcely any business was done in this artiale to.dl,, Barley, Beans, and Pease staady at lait week's rates NW. have only a moderate arriral Of Oats this weak bat ...

... MIANCUr5TER, April 28.-There has been an improv. ed demniand this week both for powerand hand loom cloth; and although prices are as yet very little affected, there is a much greater confidence, and a general belief that we have seen the lowest point of depression, and may pow expect an elteration for the better. Yarns are bet- o ter to sell than they have been, and cotton is advancing. c ...

... faarteto. aCOR EXCEL&NGE, 5LONDO0N, WYa~y 23. The ?? of Grain this week baabeen mall, with the ex- ception of Irish Oats. Several veasels having dropped up the river during market hours,, these, added to the return OG Mondsy, caused our dealers to hold off purchilasng. and very few ates were made ; lsricea generally are without varaltion from last market day. Mungerfbrd, May 22. FISH-Turbots. ...

... ,%Dipping Entelliff.ence. Kilrush, Apii 26.-On Sundal the 22d, at or about 4 rr.m. as the brig Vigilant, Scotland. of Afloa, bound from Clare to Glasgow, asmo (n her voyage, when going done the Fergus with a strong breeze from the north, and the vessel scraping the ground %,would not answer her helm, when she ran on hoard the schooner Unity of Stromnesq, Craiuie, bound to Liverpool, struck her ...

... ,sbippilo intellpgte The following vessels arrived in Leith Roads on Satur- day :-the schooner Albion, Ball, from Leghorn, with a o cargo of tallow, wool, rags, and marble, for Leith- Has- bet, Henricksen, from Gottenburgh, battens. &e. for do. ; Margarite, Falsah, from Crantz, bones, for order; Georgine, Anderson, from Odensee, bones, for order. East India Shipping. le Torbay, May 16. ...

... ?? ?? CORN E9lXSHAXiNO, LONDON., The SuppieseOr Wheat are moderate. but our millers are not free purchasees, and as factors hud drmli there basbeen a slow sale to-day, and at fully the rates of fliis day week. Fi1o0r SUppOrts late prices, BBrley of every descrlt~bln is scarce aiid meets a good dernand at the currenye of this day week. Beans anid grey Peaae ret without alteration sinee tiiB ...

... SCOTCH PARLIAMPNTARY-B-SINESS. LIt F.LS. May 23, Spirit Licelnses Bill-bili read a secod tirme, and comntlittel far Wednesday lith June. Small Debts Bill-Fuithar censideration of report de. ferred till Wednesday 6th June. Parliamoentary 1B3rghs Bill-Second reading deferred till Monday next. Royal Burghs Bill-Secant reading deferred till Men- day n~ext. Bankrupts Estates Bill-Cocmmittee ...

... QIartets. CORBN ECHANGE, LONDON, 1Way 25. The upply of Wheat this weet has been nmoderate. Our illers weje ready btuyers for thil article at Mondaysb rat-s. auid t ards the cluse cf the marlket r, clesnee was maroe on ralher better termsl0. B:rley, Beastl and Peas4, a steady I lo, vi'hsut alteration in VatUe. Wc ha-e had a eouwi ar- rtl or Oua this week frorn Irelan~d, but not mmuch from other ...