... bRlassetsi. TOP PRICES 0OF ,RAIN, PER QUARTER, IN THlE FOLLOWING MARKCET TOWNS 0OF SCOTLAND, FOP. THE WLEK t a5' N-OVENRBEE 30 Aberdeen . Weat. Burley. Oats. IPease. Bea. Abeden ?? Gd 26Ei Od 1~s Gd -s d - Dalkeith . I 5~~~r2s 6(1 I3213 24s 8d 393 d 9sG Dumfries . 4sGd3sd.lsd-S Gd-S Gd ?? 53s 6d 23s Id 2ls Gd -S Id -S Gd Edinburgh ?? 6os Gd 36s Gd' 27s 4d -s Gd I45s Gd Haddington 956s Gd ...

... BRrrISH SEAMANSHIP IN A STORM. BoITLOGNE, NoV. 13.-We have lad here fo; the last four or five days a sucessioln of tempests, almost without exarumpe for their duration and their furv. Happily there have been no wrecks in our immediate neighbourhoodl, bat I heard this morning that manv fishing vessels have been driven ashore, with a melancholy loss of lives, below Etaples, not far from the ...

... ?-)tjyvtnq fntelliairnfe. - .. .- ? 11 I - 11 - I I The Augusta, of Leith, Mitchell, from Dalhousie for Green- ock, struck on the North and South Rock, but was got of, and is now in the Sound of Donaghadee. Whitebaven, Nov. 26.-The Maggie Lauder, of and from Glencaple, for Muaryport, was stranded near Soutberness last week ; crew saved. Cork, Nov. 24.-A brig, belonging either to Dundee or Aber ...

... LONDON COLOnIAL IMARKETS-Nov.29. COFFFE-In coffee there were no public sales. The market; closes with a dull appearance. SUcAR-The demand for West India continues limited, and the sales have only amounted to 260 hhds. including at auction 1(JO Barbadoes, at 54s. to62s.forlow to middlingtand6 b.to6Zs. for good and verygood: for the week, 1520 hhds. harebeen sold, and prices have declined about ...

... GENERAL POST Os'ncE, -Norember 25. Destinations. 1 ,ib T despaced Last Packets Nest Paclets. SOUrH MP> N from London. Sailed. Due. STATION.1 Lisbon, Madeira, nj| (via Lisbon), EverV Roval Tar, Queen, SpaiD, Gibral- Thursday. |Nov. 21. Dec. 4. ?? Malta, Greece. Twice every | Queen. and Corfu ?? j nslnth'. Nov. 14. Egypt and In.i Fe it dlay f iGe. Livrtool, every month. Nov O. British ...

... CL11on0on SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1844. 1 I PRICES OF STOCIKS YESTERDAY. p Bank Stoc k. 2q0, 7India Bonds ?? S3 pm Three per Cent. Red. 99' Ann. Jan. ?? 12 1-16 h Three per Cent. Cons ?? 1ti0. Ditto, New (ditto).. _I Ditto for Account ?? 101 Ditto (Oct. 1859) ?? S Three arod per Cents.. -Ditto (Jan.130) ?? . a Ditto Reduced ?? - Ditto (Oct. 180) ?? - a Ditto, ditto, ?? - Four per Cents. India, ...

... ,,.,I)tvvtna Entriltarnre. The Augusta of Leith, Mitchell master, from Dalhousie to the Clyde, timber laden, struck, on the Cannon Rock, on the morn- ing of the 27th ult. and beat over, with loss of rudder and water- logged ; crew saved. The.Dulce of Cornwall steamer, Captain James Napier, on the voyage to Campbelton, on Saturday the 30th ultimo, discovered her about snid charnnel in the Sound ...

... BRITISH CORN TRADE DUROG THE PAST WEEK, I The weather has, during the greater part of the week, been frosty, and the lard is now again in excellent working order; all arrears of out-door labour are therefore likely to be brought up; some improvement may also be expected to be wrought in the condition of the wheat in stack, by the ab- sence of humidity in the atmosphere, and the sales thereby ...

... INVESTAIENTS. EDINBURGH SHARE LIST. Tuzasr'xv, Drcaxaxar 5. 1844. When Pay- I Last Didn, able. BAK.Sales. £6 AprilA Ot.! 3ank of Scotland ?? 0 173o00 S u &Dec., Drirish Linell Co ?? lot s.&ID ?? National Bank._50 10 160 0 5 i Feb.& Aug.!.dibubrgh & Glasgow 5l 5 7 7 Jue&De. no bu.. ?? 0 .ui & I ulv.1 NVestern Bank ?? o 7180 0 6 e . iAu- ]CIvdesdale Bank ?? 20 '10 14 1 76 S Feb. & Auna t :t ...

... The most recent advices from the north of Europe state. that the weather had for some time been cold. and at the most dis- tant ports in the Baltic the navigation had already become more or less impeded by ice. A letter from Cronsradt, dated 1 2th No- venber, states tbat shipments for the season had ceased, and that the harbour waS closed by ice. At Dantzic, on the 2:'4 Ilt. there was not much ...

... a DCYDEE, Dec. 3.-Our markets have undergone no change during the past veek. Flax of the finer sorts have been in- quired after, and the prices are fully maintained ; while the n lower marks, such as Newstadt and ordinary RT, are less sought after, and the prices of such are rather lower. Tows and codillas, beingil very plentiful, may also be quoted a shade lower. In hemp and hemp codilla ...

... Marlteto0 LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-Dec. 2. We had a fair supply of Wheat at our market this morning, which met with a tolerably free sale at last weel's prices; the cojidition has also improved. There is soiue inquiry for foreign in retail. Canada Flour is dull at 25s. to 26s. per barrel. A good supply of Barley, which is is. cheaper for all descriptions. White Pease are unaltered in value; grey ...