... AuRxvn-D AT AiiE3DEro .-Oct. 11.-Sovereign, Snowie, Leith; Duke of Richmond. Campbell, Inrerness.-13. Hero, Rome, Portgordon Jane, Dickerson, Jersey; Ythan, Cravie, Newcastle ; bonnie Dundee, Crane, Leith: Marm. Gierke. St Petersburgh.-14. Gitana, Lacy, Newcastle; Margaret & Mary Noble Bo'ness; Duke of Richmond. Campbell, Leith; Fairy, Booth, do.: Mercury, Grant, Warkw^rth;- Fetteresso Caste, ...

... (From the Edinburgh Gazette of Tuesday.) SEQUJESTRATIONS. William Cochran & Co., bleachers, Kelvinhaugh. John Ewing Garven, timber merchant, Irvine. Samuel C. Barclay & Co., silk and mousseline de laine printers, Glasgow. Alexander Kennedy, merchant an i commission agent, Edinburgh. s g Bryce -Macmillan, cabinetmaker. Glasgow. Robert Grieve, tenant of Lindean Mill, and millar and grain dealer. ...

... I , AD5DL1N SOFT =S6. TUESDAY, MARcH 17. (Corrected from the Official List) BAKNS. Nominarl; Paid rLae Amount. u. Scdn Aberdeen Bank £5 £7 1 Do lNew Stok. . .. 5 2 21 AberdeenTown&County Bauk 20 .. 6 .. W I Bank of Scotlaid . .. 100 .. 105 British Linen Coimlpany ..l . . 100' . . 224 Caledonian Bank . .. 10 .. 2 City oS Glasgow Bank. .10 .. 10 .. 13f ...

... S2IPPHNR hITELLIGENCEN ARRIVED AT ABn.aDErN.-May 25. Susan, Ewing, Nairn Queen Victoria, Went, London; Duke of Richmond (a), M ICampbell. Leith; Mariner, Macgregor, Newcastle-23. Tyne, I Nicolson. Montrose; Dee, Johnsfon, Glasgow; Smithfield Hay, Sunderland; Agenoria, Brunton,Newcastle, Scottish S: Maid, Bruce, do.; Edward Protheroe, Prangle, Cardiff; The Queen (s), Campbell, Lerwick; ...

... COwMEwzvtc LrsT, F.OR TRTHE W9E; END ING, MONDAY WEEK. a V v T1/ G G sG V a A * :5 . st U a L# & W IN E IL GOODS WAREHOUSED. 483 lbs. tea, William Fraser 255 gals. ram, John Begg 1592 do., James Croal 631 do. do., Leslie Clark 354 do., Robert Catto & Co. 67 do. do., Alex. Fraser 432 do., Wm. Enmslie- & Son 110 do. Geneva, R. CatW. 712 do., Robert Stevens and Co. 872 do., William Ltimsden 116 ...

... . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - .-.. . . - - (From the Times' City Article.) Considering the state of matters in the city at this moment, it is surprising that the cry for relief,' at any cost, and at any disregard of principle, is not more urgent. The truth is evidently recognized. Although two-thirds of those who engage in trade are usually ignorant of the immutable laws to which, tamper with them as you ...

... S The annual general meeting of the subscribers and friends of this institution was held in the Court-House on Wednes- day. The attendance was highly respcctable, and consist. ed chiefly of ladies. The children, who were present, had a remarkably neat and tidy appearaiece; they sung several hymns in a very pleasing manner. On the motion of Mr BEST,J. B. M'Combie, Esq. of Gilly- brands, was ...

... [By Express. (From the London Papers of Monday.) t LONDON CORN MARKET-Monday.,-Nov. 19. -_ a>: i_ A aL __ __ s In addition to the reported supply of grain, there was a large arrival fresh up this morning from foreign ports. - i WuEvb-;English ruled dull; and after selected Samples I were'diAW.ed of, at last Monday's: currency, secondary runrs we Is lower.- eoreign had only a retail demand, at ...

... nflU&N PACT:1EES, C6DXMEOROi~,&oc 9. DoUN1nn.-We have no change of any conseqoence 't9 re- port as to the state or prospects of our trade. Flax of4good quality continues in steady demand at former. rates, while the lower descriptions are still of dull sale. with prices in fa- vour of the buyers. In tows and codillas there is very little doing, and prices are without alteration. Yarns and ...

... Clattle and meat larketo. SMITIJFIELD CATTLE MARKE'92, FRIDAY, Dec. iz.,- There was a large supply of meat' at market to-day,.ht notvithstandine which the genernl state of trade was better, The slbewvof beasts was very fine, and the trade for beef was a great deal improved in constquence.. -I'ricees rose 4d per. stone for all kinds : prime ('hristmis meat goirig at 4s 6d; iu- feri-r made from ...

... - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~c] THE usual returns of the Revenue for the year and S quarter, ending on the 5th instant, have been published. c They seem to be, on the whole, as satisfactory as could r have been expected, so far as such conclusion may fairly c4 be warranted by comparison of the results with those of n the previous year, due allowance being made: for the in- tV fluence of varying ...

... coMMzERCxAL LXIBZ FOB THE WEEK ENDIN G MONDAY LAST. IMPORTS. ABoTANGEL.-283 bundles flax,161 bundles tow-Richards & Co.; 4 spars or masts-The master. Herald (British ship), J. Hogg master. a GA.-724 packs Aax-Richards & Co. Effort(British ship), D. Cooper, master. AUFCANG:E.-253 bales tow and codilla-Leys, Masson, & Co.; 12 spars or masts, 12 oars, 3 kitts manna croup, leg tonrnes, 2 hams-The ...