... Anailvg AT AellnDPEN.-Dec. 27. Jean, Fletlebr, Inver- ness: Good Intent, Tholit, Peterhleadl; Dargs, MDKenzie, do.: Nancy, Anderson, Dundee; Forest, Clark, Inver;;ess.-tl8. Ruby, Faulkner, London; Livcerpool Packet, Snowie, Glstgow Brigtssd, Lacy,Newcastle.-21t. Danse, Crainmosnd, Dilundlee; Forth, Davidson, Leith , Falcon, ireblier, Sunderlnnsl.-211. Mlanslield, Adam, Nencastle; Orient, ...

... ABIIERDEEN, TUiESDIAY, DECEM!llBlE 31, 11i39. BANKS. Share. Paid. ' Presvint Price. Dividend £.10 all AberdeenBak ?? £1U. 0 0 0..- Vcent. 100 £150 Aberdeen Talon & Cuol ?? 29 0 ?? 21 0 0 North of Scotiliod Bank 7 10 0 . .0* 100 all Bank of Scotland ?? 174 0 0.6 100 ull Royal ll. ?? 11i2 0 . 10) all Blritish Lineln Couipany 2 ?? 2380n.8 50O.100 0 Co nmmervial Blanilk of Scut .. 179 0 0.- . ...

... MA nt LANR, Monday, December 23-The very damp state of the atmosphere caused all new grain to come to hand In very f ill condition to-day, and this circumstance assisted greatly il Tendering the trade dull. The show of Wheat from Essex and Suffolk was very moderate, but from Kent there was a very good supply. At the commencement of the market, factors asked former prices, but finding the ...

... S.s11rew1ran), Monday, Dec. 23.-In our market or to-day the supply of beasts was (as is usually the case shortly after the holding of the great Christmas show) very limited, and for the most part of middling and inferior quality. Although the at. tendance of buyers was by no means numerous, the demand for the primest Scots and Devons was steady, at fully, but at no- thing quotable beyond the ...

... LAIUNCII OF, TH~E ~j0IN (IARROW. Tfi L'II 110l SaI'Xg 41''SI11 !II tll World' A itoes t 'd : 11C I fl-0 I I L:0 IO I LI: I II(I .1i 11i1 M SI 1 t S Tao' Iti IN- ''1'?1,lIIhlI pr'~1ws1. *L. IjIILU t l, 1 ?? ,,fx, u.'o Iaow ,Coiilil rw e ?? 1111itil112.s C IL b 'II''S to tlL; 111112` CII kill: 111,1 ?? 2t'l` XN' :l the 4111111121112, oill oi'lt' 1~0,IN iww. l . tl'O1111 1,1! 11111 %Nv I, LI ?? ...

... ABEIMTllEEN, TUESDAY, JANITAl:Y 7, 1840. BANlS. Share. Paid. Presont Price. Divideod £s0 all Alberdecn Dunk ?? IOO 0 0. .74 DP cent. 10( £15 0 Aberdeen Town & CouMty, 29 0 0..74 92 2 0 nrtl, of ScotI-nd Ilan? 7 '0 ?? . ..k 100 all Ban4k of Scotland ?? 174 - 0 1.. I00 .all Iloyal B1auk ?? ?? IN; 0 5 ?? It)On W British lirie Conmpay, . . ':23i 0 0.8 500.e£oo 0 Comnmercial flank of Scat ?? ISl ...

... MAnic LANE, Monday, Dec. 30 -The supply of wheat to- day was not large, and in better condition than last week ; fine runs therefore obtained Is, above last Monday's currency, but there was no improvement in the sale of secondary descriptions; the Essex was mostly cleared off, but a good deal of Kentish re- mained unsold at the close of the market. Foreign was held firmly at last week's ...

... SNIPPING INTELLIGENCE. AnalveN AT An.t'no v.- Dec. 31. Scotsman, Skene, Sun- it iderland Ininistinit, Levie, Newcastle ; Lydia, Bruenton, Siten r derland Blritonl, Blarrant, do. I Nimrod, Marshi, Newcastle Lerwick, Anlderson, do.-TJa. 1. Anti, IForbes, Newcastle: Jane, t t Goldie, do. ; Antelope, Levie, 10o.: Morie & Armehe, Everett, do-3a Spitrtsmian, vik.zie, Newcastle Florence, Lh.klater, ( ...

... 8HZ1PING INTEILLIGENCE. ARRIVED AT A119RDrEN.-Jan. 7. Fetteresso Castle, Bower, Weemysa; John, Levie. Newcastle; Margarets, Smitb, Sunder- land; Swift, Lees, St. David's; Keith Stewart, Morniscn, Ar- breath; Oxalis, Murray. Sligo.-G. Prospect, Henderson, Sen. derland; Georgina. Longmuir, do., Flora, Sim, do,; Precep- ter, Bobertson, do.; Mansfield, Phillips. do.; William& Tho. m. Lutter, ...

... ABERDEEN, TUESDAY, JANtABY 14, 1840. BANKS. Sihate.'PaW.l PresentPrice. Dividene. £50 all AberdeenBank, .£1ti 0 0.. .7 V 7cent. i0O £150 Aberdeen Town & County, 29 0 .. &7. 20 050 Wort], of ScotlAnd Bank,.. .. 7 10 0.. i40 *11 Bank of Scotland ?? 174 0 0. .6 100 all Boyal Bank ?? 1,4 0 .. IO0 all Bruisb Linen Companv, ?? 2360B.. bOO£I00 0 Commercial Bank of Scot ?? 177 0 0.6 100 10 0 ...

... CORN MVIARKETS. LONDON CORN EXCHA.NGE, MARK LANE. quar MARK LANl, January 6.-There was a good deal of Wheat, weig fresh in after Monday last, but the show of land-carriage sam- bean ples to-day was only strall; the trade, however, opened very heavily, and at the close of the market general best Tuns were F quoted Is to 2s per quarter cheaper, with but little doing in any S description of ...

... EDINBURGH CORN MARKET. EDrNLURGB, Jan. 8.-We had a large supply of all kinds of grain, except peas and beans. Sales tather heavy, except fir choice parcels; prices much the same. The wheat at 7fls. per quarter weighed 64 lbs. per bushel; the barley at 43s. Old. weighed 56 lbs.; the oats at 30s. weighed 44 lbs.; the pease and beans sold from 42s. to 46s. per quarter. .Whs eat. I Bodey. Oats. ...