... swuma fntriltarner, Ramasgate, Nov, 23.-The Qhero, Proctor, from St Davids for Lisbon, which put in here on the 19th inst. with damage, is dis- charging her cargo. North Sunderland, Nov. 21-The Defiance, M1Laren, from Inverness to Sunderland, struck on the Fern Island this morn- - ing, but was assisted off and brought to the entrance of this bar- le bour, where she took the ground and remains, ...

... ?L0nbon. SAiTUDAY, NOVEMBE.R 23, 1 S44. PRICES OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank ?? India Bonds . ?? pm Three per Cent. Red . ?? 99' Ann. Jan. (1860) ?? 12?r Three per Cent. Con~s.. 1ot~ New (ditto).. - Ditto for Acc ount. .1001 Ditto (Oct. 1859).. Ik Thre nd pr Cnt.. -Ditto (Jan. IS30).. - DThorede ad ..per.Cent - Ditto (Oct. 1880) Ditto~dto ?? -Four per Cents. India Stock ?? ?? il ?? Irish Bank ...

... Aaritelo. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-Nov. 25. We had a moderate supply of Wheat from Essex, Rent, and Suffolk; the condition of a great part continues indifferent, the best samples being scarce, are saleable at fully the terms of this day se'nnight, and anything below is very difficult to dispose of. There is little demand for foreign, which is held at last week's quotations. Fine malting Barley is ...

... I?Ta??t0h | LONDON CORN EXCH{ANGE-Nov. 11. l |There walS a lar~ger supply of Wheat from Essex, Kenxt, andi ISuffolk, than we have received for several wveeks, and the condi- Ition was mater~ially deterioratud by the damp weather, which mnade it rather difficult of sale, at a decline of is. per quarter for the best as well as the inferior qualities. Foreign was in fair demand, but the high ...

... AGRIC UT II C1 E. il REVIEW OF THE L'=TtSn tins TaDE DrRIto TItE PAST 4 'Ie NV.E R. '10 tl nihd-avt~' bn ttii i ?? ?? dwitt si arc. cir ; tri it, atyn;' r~iltlha 1,Ilen situtta tin 1 5th it~ sa h soil Ili'siie'f. 111k. ?? iti lie-t--- 'ru'riel) as I-n ii' a ' ii toI itit tcli c;lj~ ro iar-.'s, 'II l~~~t L't 4~~~ti~~in ~ ~ flit Io cl, ' v a -,it e,-it i;r' 1t1LLit ii is benv1 ;avL, m oiI 0,sj ...

... Sugar.—During the week there has been a fair amount of business in the best quaiities of W’est India sugar, at full prices ; but in other kinds very little has been passing. The total sales have amounted to 1800 hhds. and tierces. Mauritius and Bengal sugars have moved off slowly, at barely previous rates. Refined goods have met dull sale, brown lumps at 72s to 72s fid ; and standard do. 73s ...

... STATE OF Tl'lAD-.. DrcnaaE. Nov. ?? markets bare undergone no al- teration wvorthy of notice during th(e past w eek. Flax mnoves off steadily at same pvrices as fo~rm~rlv. Tow s an~d c0od.'1as, owving to their abu~ndance, and to tile sultstitatitot of jute. are still giving wvar in price. In hecmp and htetnp cedilla little or nothing- doing. Indian jute meets whih buyvers at Li13 to LA-l per ...

... SFaIP NEWS -onL onr VI -A ?? 'xam law flnvprn rn n- iLivcrpool, Nov. 13 -A tetlter was issued by Governrmett, at ITSyIney N. S NV., about 6cil Juti, for P1)30 tontis of slipping, tn | nd I convoy troons to India; all tenders to be in by II th July. The I o onl-y Lesselset Sydney to tenter were the Roya3l Saxon, George- a cc toll and Briton. Thle Ocrail Queen and .kchillcs wvere to 'Aii -j 7 ...

... CIURIOT7S STATE OF T HE COTTON MAERET. e The fo0loe1ing communication, hllich lwe extract from the it 'Y l Liverjopw)f;Ahilde of MSIonday, exhibliis a very extraordi na- ystate I of the cotton trade in that townn thl.e causes of ii hich are fully e. shown, and in part attributed, not ?? jalstiCe, to the railli-a niamnia of the past few nmonths ?? The present state of the cotton. ; I market is ...

... wE©NE A V, N«VE M 13, 1844. THE INHABITANTS ABERDEEN. AND THl' NOBILITY. GENTRY, CLERGY, AND FAMILIES. THROUGHOUT THE HIGHLANDS OF SCOTLAND. WR beg intimate, that have opened the Premises, No. (3(3, i. STREET, opposite the Kotal Hot£l, for the Sale of TEAS, COFFEES. SPICES, and REFINED SUGARS. In introducing ourselves to your notice, Tea and Coffee Dealers, we beg to observe, that we not seek ...

... WM. GRAY has this week still greater confidence in offer, to the Public the 4s. TEA to which referred in his last advertisement. The opinion of his correspondents in Liverpool and London is now confirmed the decided testimony of his numerous customers, and the increasing demand for it by the public. THIS TEA HAS A RICH MELLOW FLAVOUR, AND POSSESSES GREAT STRENGTH. TUB USUAL AI.I.OWANt TO TUB ...

... TONDON SUGAR 5MARKET. NOVEM1BER 19. The narket bas presented a live; appearance for all descriptions of colsnial sugar awnd a tlerther ad:-neo in prices has taken place for every sort. Stoce Ts-ets tas.o -ah n rloa toe-en sr-tensive from grn,oerc and refiners for WVest Iildla Nluicovslado sikar o Ill! srarl(t hbas becet nearly cleared of all descriptiui::se and the rates paid chow alt advance ...