... THE BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST .WEEK. The quantity of corn now abroad in England is very trifling; even the late-sown barley and beans ae nearly nll secured, whilst of wheat there is not sufficient remaining in the fields to create any further uneasiness. In as far as a judgment can yet be formed of the yield of wheat, our pre- viously expressed opinions are fully borne out, viz., ...

... - Iu 7 r r ( From the Times.) - W~e bave received from Captain Isernonger, of the brig Afri- Callus, tire following account of the capture and destruction hy thle 2,Moors of a portion or' the crews of the ships Margaret and Coll- at tror, both belonging to the port of London, %while in search Of guano at the island of Arguin, on the coast of Africa. Mr. Ise- monger states, that he received ...

... All DENS All I, ROAD. Insch, 17th August. 1814. A. S. MACLEAN, Esq., Clerk on the Gardensmill Road. §tR, K, Two of the Trustees and Subscribers on the Gardens- V mill Turnpike Road, hereby authorize and require you to call Meeting of the Trustees on said Road, on the earliest possible day, for the purpose of declaring Dividend for last year, and proceeding with the erection of the Toll-bars, ...

... TBE FUNDS. Wednesday Evening. The Government brokers took £5000. Reduced Annuities to-day at 994. Console are at the present moment firm at 9Sj T, both for Money and the Account. The state of the ?? market is easy, as may be gleamed from the feet that the premnium upoi. Exchequer Bills has advanced to 77. In theother stocks the variations have been inconsiderable. Banik Stock is at 1994, and ...

... Parteto.- - LONDON CORN EICHANGE-Sept. 9. 'The supply of English Wheat this morning from the home counties was small, and taken off slowly at the prices of this day se'nnight. Foreign met a moderate retail demand on the terms of last Monday, being rather over those of the forced sales at the close of Friday's market. English Barley must be writ- ten Is. Iower. Foreign meets a slow sale, and ...

... 5ismptig inuteittarn. Peterhead, Sept. 23.-The Betsey, Christie, bound to Stettin, in leaving the harbour today, got on the rocks at the entrance, but came off, and has put back, apparently without damage. Sheerness, Sept. 28.-The Tweed, Crow, has been supplied with a new foretopmast and topgallantmaet, and sailed this morning with the other windbound ships. Storzoway, Sept ember 19.-The sloop ...

... GLASGOW MARKETS- ALJGrST 3;. - 1- 1 - i sx ?? ?? ?? ?? The sugzar ?? h).as remained in a quiet state all week, and Cthe sales are on a ve.ry limti'ted scale, but Irrice -eave undergone nolalc-raticra. Teei -demand for nintasse, has, also boeee sus pended, andi no transactions aeo reported. Treacle is lire, at 20s. to 2sb., brcing forcer rates. Crushed and leaveS are alle unaltered in 'aloe, ...

... REIGI'JTIZATION AND OFFIlT.vr8Ox (F JOINT- ST'C'UK CO)MPANIES. X . ver- imp irtarct cit roceivcccl tlic Oro ast on T IcurcIci, ticictil incscact, entitlcct Alu Act for the itc-:iktcini-i, lceccc- ,, tiicci Lcltl I:c-icccirrc'c of Join1t-StocCJCictiicri si uilijit ?? %x~, Ilk i; to) I!l-i;N:{,ZP l. otf()ei~et[I jtihe objo' ci cc ccc P c. I i-rcco Ie c trilc-c ?? ori Go(t.ccrciic.c. ccl ...

... TIHE FUNDS. Thiursday Erern lg. The fuldis were exceedingly buoyant to-day. ?? Console from 984 to 3 rose to t5)14, the spccilcl~tov s hlvisng ?? *1e 1 tie Cull tents it the Queen's s1peech, which, it was said, wo ld discloe i telligeace of.sone importance with respect to Fianic aund so it turinrl out. The effcet of the speech w as fatly siticipateu, hefore anythilig was publicly known in tile ...

... LONDON COLONIAL MARKETS-August 30. SUGAR-The trade bought freely, and the total purchases of the week amount to 2200 bogsheads and tierces. In refined goods there was rather more doing. Standard lumps selling 73s. to 73s. 6d. and brown grocery at 72s. 6d. per cwt.; best bonded crushed are selling at 27s. 6d. per cwt. 10,000 bags Mauritius offered in auction, nearly all sold at full rates. Good ...

... The Trinity House of Dundee, to whom belong the beacons and buoys of the river, received a eommunioatien from an official quarter last week through their Secretary, stating that it was expected the members the House would pilot her Majesty into Taj ; and accordingly, by direction of Mr John Kennedy, jun., the Master of the house, the Secretary wrote the right hon the Earl of Haddington, ...

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