... London and Provincial Grain WXafets. OLD CORN EX CHANGE, London, Monday, 29th April, 1844. we have been rather better supplied with English Wheat, particularly from Kent, to this morning's market ; the enquiry, however, is by no means brisk; holders are firm in demanding our previous currency, at which ratesthebulk of the supplyw~as cleared ofi. Free Foreign isvery much neglected, chiefly ...

... - -SH EP AND CATTLEBAET qn Tnhe supply of sheep and lambs in the bught t beingupwsards of 200 more tb~an preyionswree5 %l~ay ta 2G1 was dull, last weekts prices ?? Ycasd2s ffd. in the wool, clipt, 5d. Lambs were plenty, anld sold tri: to 20s. Black-fnced wethers ?? 36s Od Do. do. ?? 34S Od - Cd Do. do. ?? 33s 6d Q °d Do. do. ?? Cd 38o Half-breds 34s 6d ?? Do. do. - ?? 25s Od -8 ° d Cheviot ...

... EDINBURGH SHARE LIST. THURSDA.Y, XAi 9, 1544. ~ ad Last Dividend. When Pay- BANS. Sales V Cent. £ - 1 £6 Aprilr Oct. Bank of Scotland . 100 00 169 10 0 6 Jan. & July Royal Bank ?? 100 100 224° 8 Junet Dec. British Linen Co ?? 100 100 169100 6 Jan. & July Commercias ?? 500 100 152 00 J an. & July National Bank ?? 0 1 84 0 O ?? Ditto New Stock ?? 50 68 5 06 5 Feb & Aug. Edinburgh & GlagoW 5 5 9 ...

... GLASGOW SUIPPING LIST. TOSIEIoN. Margaret Skelly, Topping, from the Clyde at Bombav. Ja ltr 1,'i vd, Br oivn. from Liversiool a, Cevlon. Philophontrae, Bello from do. at Bombay. Jonathan Fell, Tait, from Glasgow at l1uenos Avres. \iohile, Marnin, from do. at !ladras. Falcon. -. from Liverpol at Rin do Janeiro. Bai galore, Smith, from London at l-tong on.g. ?? Elplinstoue. -, firnom the Clyde ...

... THE SAVrINGS' BANKS SYSTEA. , v Ya-2 : ,| (Asrom the Times) : The notice by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, given c on Monday night, of his intention to amend the Savings' Banks Acts, naturally brings that important subject for- ward for public discussion. Materials for this purpose have been bountifully supplied by various correspondents, d from which it is proposed to make such selections ...

... ABERDEEN MARETS. I F~~ I AllERDEEN CORN MAnRKT. Asrnnncr blTARsueT BUrIDOrns, hiay 17,-Throughouttheweek, the rleliyeries of grain have been Large; and, to-day, there Was a very full market. Prices mach tire same as tart week, for oats, bear, and barley. Potato Oats, p , ..Per quarter.. 17s Old to 19 (id Common Oats-- do . .,.183 t to lls 6d g 8eatr.52tperbushel . do. .. ...

... I . . COMMXECRAi LIST, WEBE ENDING ON MSONDAT? LA&T. IMPORTS. RoA.-,I1088 packs Flax, Levi, ltasson, & Co.; 8 bundles henp, G. Miller. Union Grove (219 tOas), Dilnson, master. RIGA.-.C79 packs Flax, Milnie, Cruden, & Co.-; 10 bundles Hemp, J. Wyness; 21 bundles do. G. & W. Davidson; 29 bundles Quills, Aberdeen Quill hlanufaccorY4 a casks Brisles, Q. Donald. Commodore n149 tons), Young, master. ...

... 3xtaet0. TOP PRICES OF G-RAIN, PER QUARTER, L4 ThE FOLLOWSu _ MARKET TOWNS OF SCOTLAND, FOB THE WEEK ERDING mAY 25. Wheat. i Barley. Oats. I Pease. Beans. ?? -I -i- Aberdeen ?? 52d Od| 28s Od 18s 6d -sOd -s Od Dalkeith ?? 59s Od 36s 3d 24s 8d 36s 6d 36s 6d4 Edinburgh ?? 62s Od 36s Od 25s 4d -s Od 37s ?? ?? 60s Od 34s Odl 25s Qd -s Od 35s Id Inverness. 60s d 30s O d 20s 6d -s Od --a 0d Kelso ...

... JN7 $LGA S COMPAI'S WOR KS Aj t AA1-qCI I ?? ?? 171LO -e f 4 -W fl.-- - -- x r We gave oer readers an account of the progress of these worke clyk S 0ome weeks ego-it may be months--from a oontemporary, but as Arr! thev Were then only in their infancy, it may not be deemed super- Ton thIeOU, On such an interesting subject, to notice the state wve found front them in on Monday last, at our first ...

... tiesh OW )W. WSEEKt. in .e ~(&~orn the Mark Lane Express of Mondaty.)fi or We arc still without the long-wished-for Supply of rain, for d thuhsigtsoers have fallen in different parts of the country ?? iw, duriorg the week, they have been of too partial a character and] of erae too short duration to lie of mnuch benefit to the growing crops; so r' or-. far, ?? any iniproveinent hauving ...

... Yabal Entell(Unfe. Portm~outb, April 2S. The Pearl, 18, Commander Stopford, is daily expecied 2m. the South American station to be paid off. The Scourge, 1st class Steam esse], building here, is rapidly progressing towards completion, and is expected to be ready by the Ist of September. The Malabar, 72, Captain Sir G. Sartorius, left Lisbon for Cork on the 13th inst. to augment the squadron ...

... SH IP 1NEWS. '11AE. ?? - Malaga, April 22.-The New Volunteer, Wills, hence to Cadiz was stranded 20th inst., four miles wvest of this port. The Eliza Stewart, from the north to Amnov, was totally lost in a small bay near that place previous to 30th January. The Napoleon (Sardinian), bound to Genoa, has put back to Pernahbuco, leaky, and waS expected to be conderimed. The Floua, late Lucy of ...