... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... GLASGOW MARRETS, MAY 11. The demand for raw suears boo i-een very limvited this week-; (lie solesI are Only 03 lrhd1s. and 31 trio, at stillter pri'es : galt, St. Kfts~ 1Ga to 6s.s anid good Te inidt do at C, s, The sales made in Mtunithisc sug-rs are 1!0 bogs, good yellows at Ills. t1rt bags floe, white Bengal: veto sold at It 5, Someo trifling parcels of Tinsideid imolacses were sold a.t Sin ...

... M AR K E T S. St. I LONDON CORN' EXCHANGE, MAY a. IThere woe a good show of English wheat to-day from Es,0~, end II_ noe and the condition being generally improved, miet a free saL.j, ST or hour at fnlly the currency of this day reek. We are u~a ble any advance in free foreign, hut there lies been more bu~iijs Iand a. more healthy trade Lt late rates. IIolders of heeded ft. firmness. en.! do ...

... I - - _ - - - - I . . I . r I (From the Times' City Article.) I v- Sufficient time has now elapsed to allow the city traders o and capitalists to form a judgment upon the new project I bt relative to banking affairs, which is viewed as the most i, important measure of the hind since Sir Rohert Peel's L rt celehrated bill of 1819. Talcen as a whole, it is pro. fo nounced to be deserving of the ...

... A printed copY of the new Government bill to amend the laws relating to savings' banks, and to the purchase of Government annuities through the medium of savings' banlis, has just been { issued by the printers of the House of Commons, according to its order of Thursday last. The names endorsed on the bill are those e of the Right Hon. the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and Sir e George Clerk, ...