... T Ge (;eorgian, from Grenada for Teitli; waM spoieot in lat. 44. 1ovig. 251. Greenpck, 'May ~1.-Airredlbere yeiterday, the Gui- ana, R edrith, tram Deniara; Bailed frow tihe bar 16th and the brig Duchess of Pgortland. iiReaid, frClyde, moe the 14th; Henry, Aederson, on 1th; and the High- lander, M'Kelr, eight days previous, all from Clyde. Left loading, end to sail, the Hellyarde, Brown, oon ...

... 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, ...

... Stippius Intellivence. The Frau Margareth, of Crantz, from Alloa to Hamburgh with coals, went on shore near Dunbar du- ring the fog on Sunday night. With the assistance of Lloyd's agents she was next day got into the harbour, and has sustained little damage. W rom Lloyd's UIst. Portsmouth, June 15.-The Susannah Ann, Buck- land, from London to Launceston, has put back to this port. leaky. ...

... juarneto. CORN EXCHAiNGE5 LONDON, rtne 21. Thearrivals of Wheat were moderate the past week, and wehaveagood supply for this morning - market; the wea- ther beinghot and favourable for the growing crops caused the market to be very dull at the commencement, but factors gave way Is. to 2s. per qr. from the prices of this day week, at vhich there wee a sale before the loe seof the market. The ...

... Iabatl Entrili-tee. Portsmouth, June 16. A private letter from the Harlequin, 18, dated Malta 20th Mavy says.- Admiral Sir C. Stspford. Comman- der.in.Chief. left this port yesterday, in his flag--hip the Prineess Charlotte. 104, accompanied by the Rodney, 92; Vanguard, 84; Pembroke, 74; Barbamn frigate, and Rhadamanthus steam frigate, on a cruise, and would touch at Naples. The Bellerophon, ...

... alliets. CORN EXCHANGEI, LONDON, ?? 20. The supply of free Wheat being small since Monday, that day's rates have been fully supported. A few vessels have arrived with bonded, Wheat, which found buyers ex.ship, at rather higher rates. There has been a moderate extent of busine a doing in Oats, at prices fully equal to last market day. Hungerford, une 19. FISH-Turbot, 5S. to 1SD.: Codfish, Os. ...

... 'Soilvilo Entelligeltele. The brig Banger, of Kirkaldy, for Bermuda, weas spoken 11th May, in lot. 30. 27. N. lone. 32. 18. W. Petersburgh, May 23.-Our river is still full of thick heavy ice. The ice from thme north having been driven by the late winds to the south, a large bay at the mouth of the river is quite full, W~ind E. East Intdia Shipping. The Lord Hungerford. Farquharson, from ...

... ILi LaiAx, Saturday.-Thougb we cannot report that the same extent of business hass been done to-day, still there is no cause of complaint on that head, as what may be termed a fair amount has been done, and at fully the prices of last week. Yarns are without the least stria- tion. RociI]DAn. FLANNEL MARKET, Monday.-Owing to its being Whitsuntide week, we have had, as is usual, not the average ...

... stiovins Intelligence. Greenocr, June 21.-Arrived here yesterday, the Corsair, Ritchie, from Trinidad; sailed 10th May, in company with the Atlas, of Kirkaldy, Murray, for Lon- don; the Spence, Nicol, to sail neat day; the Eliza- bethi, Livingstone; Science, MILellan; Iris, Craw- ford; and Atalanta, Campbell, to sail in a few days- all for Clyde. Spoke no vessels. Arrived same day, the ...

... A- arltet. CORN EOCHANG15, LONDON, dune 11. We have a limited supply of Wheat this morning, in ntlili- tion to noderate arrivals last week. Our millers sh, net pur- chase freely, but factors holding firmly were enabled to obtain an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. The demand for ship Flour is good, at an advance of Is. per sack. The trade for Harlev is dull, and erithout alteratmuss in pricca. ...

... This vessel, which is the largest and most powerful steam ship belonging to the British service, is justcom- pleted. On Thursday last the engines, which have heen made, completed, and fixed on board the vessel, little more than eight months, were set to work for tse first time, and acted in the most efficient and satisfactory manner. The tonnage of the Gorgon, aceording to the nld mode of ...

... ,sbippilto Entelligente. Torr Roads, June 25.-POt in, the Lively, Salter, from Jumaica, out fifty dayo, short of provisions and wa. ter. sailed again for Leith. Greenock, .Tune 2S.-Arrive'l here on Sunday, the Science, F-Lellan, from Trinidad-oniled thence 20th May. Left loading for Clyde, the barque Elizaheth, Living tone, to 3ail next day-Arethtisa, Lyon, in ten lays-Iris, Crawford. in eight ...