... Oattle cand3atf faweat '-- SMITHFIELD3,1Septeme, s- Another extensive importation of live stock for our g- taken place during the pact week, we haviug recived ~e cows, together with 22 sheep, 14 lambs,aado~ % from Rotterdam; while from Hamburob 2f Wrhand in good condition. At the outpo'rts, in~ ~.ScotlandL about 200 beasts and -8o sheep hav Iencig xlh day, there were on offer 164 Dut~h oxen ...

... FXOM THE LONSDON GAZETTE. T;'hitelslcl, SPt. 24. i i e.. h eu Pleased to appoint Henry Home Druimuoud, to be vae of .he Board of Supervi'ion for Relief of the Poor in ;3c5;:ijnd- To- Queen has also been pleased to appoint Sir George M'Pher. bOX Grant. Bart.. to be one of the Board of Supervision for Relief of Poor in Scotland. Downbie, Street, Septepliber 2:3 The Queeu has been pleased to ...

... -Lonuon a Pr. Grain ets. es, OLD CORN EXCHANGE, AoNnAv, Sept. 22 1845. i ey The supplies during the past week. and fresh up this morning, tey have been nsmall; the demand to-day being very active, sales were readily effected at a frttheradvance on londay's rates.beingabout an So. per qr. dearerthan onthis day week. andthe wholeofthesamnples were cleared off. Free Foreign Wheat was in request, ...

... I COMMERC1ICAL LIST. WEEr, ENDING MONDAY LAST. IMPORTS. RIGA,-198 bundles hemp, Gray, Watt. & Co.; 141 packs flax, Miiue, Cruden, & Co.; 20 bundles hemp, George Millar; 7 bundles hernp W. & S. Watt; 32 bundles hemp, WN. Routledge & Son, 18 bun iles hemp, Thomas Wallace; 12 bundles hemp, A. Ogilvie; S bundles hemp, John bI'Laren; 21 bundles hemp, John Wyness; 4G bales quills, Aberdeen Quill ...

... ABERDEEN 'karm ABERDEEN CORN MARKET, FnrnArLsT The mkrket was but thinly attended. Prices rauch theaws lDas week. Potato Oats. .. 228 Od to 23s od4Ibs. per Beat t .. : 255 od to 25s 6d, bel. Barley .. .ss 6d to 26s 6dS Wheat 45s od to 57s o per quarter. Oatmeal, .-.lls ad to 9s d per boll. Xlour ., , 3Ss aed to o0s od per sack. ABERDEEN MEAL MARKET, TrvrsDAY LBT. We ...

... IPRISI WIEST COASTL RAILWAY. (lIfsres Prerii'ossIY,). ! C API'L, L.2,500,000, IN 100 000 So ru ! on L . jlt Cw ,o e )ss ?? 12S. sd. o ! IROVISIONAI1 COUMMITTEE,, Coil. ~ ~ ~ il.MaO oooser Dillon i rt'',c E-q. 3LI'. Ftertorrib, Maor. .T. Im Patrikcm.Teir,, Ee q Lt. ?? lc1 tit. Sir Thoiers Bernard Gidg Dancer. lDart. 'M01recly House, . Clonghljrldon, Con(ittrTipperalyx, D~irector of' tle G:a1.wl ...

... ?? k LE ,07?1'N'T1:1, lz.\U? 1 ?? B i Z? ) M Y., ?? :. , I : I ?. ATALt Lt'I)-1f, Ta A. P1 1 iiour, Gr'l.r se:vi: i, -t il Willia hoodjv.1>b, Is oI ?? of lI c ?? li>c. ?? Jalk Bli aetsit. 1 l'e. W W :or1t :lr. iheotseilootidi ot,(l, -ii0 NV.i'liva:: I'a-r : I:q. S:: ':c.L:4o ! Gc g ie t3~aut atetp (oo , E.-li. Worpo p * tlojo, IDie-~ot cof the, O toci'ltootW 21 ooill~t ~cior of rte (heatl:xr ...

... BR1\EWASII VALLEY EXTENSION, A& ROCII- DALE, BLACKB3URN, &J, EAST LAYCASHIRE RAILWAY COMPANY. (Presieioaidhll J~teicicr a?) CAPITAL, L.15000, 000 IN 500 Siali.tm:s, or L.20 seen, Dreosie, L.2 29. lla SnHARtE. PRnVISIONTAL COM2\MITTN13. C. I. Anderson, Esq. Uipper Clapton, Direetor of the South Midlnd Railway Compere ?? Diclbsn Arehibold, LFo. F.R.S. F.S.A. Yoea Terrace, Regent's Pooh, end ...

... Arrived int ie Qlvrc oerr Fli-lic. the barn-ie Johrnlitcirell (402) 1 of (lhsarrv, lID!ialas, frcol FaltMoUitla (Jamaica), in 44 days sailed 12ii tilt., lvith a cargo of sria-r, ruin, logwood, and syruilip, Fol the litter part of the irassace, hal very strong and variabl. reinids; tim suast twvo day6 lia1l easterly *inds. Came bY the Norti Chair ml. The Fe ro .of aarid far L.onon, was the only ...

... LNASGO W SHA RA;E LIST. I THCRIDAY, OCroaza 2. i Dlescaription of Stocks. Bilorn. C-f Scotland city of Glaegew ?? t-i;: tose 0 a Giasgoaw PAt-talcx c'.1 ock \~ttrtit , i nu esiternl Onht-doe r F-a and Life a-it1 LGlt.antee Association - ( -c- sin Fr ire &z Li- C' t, algal oss Lipo 0 o t. i Li OsCa cuntltat! Life 0as, Life ASsCccattott.. It-acts lire Itataat'? ttjaniy of Scotlantd , clereci ...

... At t - i II S TIOxNmnr r'trw , n-in cr, ?'ll l At,] 47hi, .5 --n ,T ?? ]. 1- qr. -,r l It I l- ; 1 l ?? A t l1 twv''r Lms :o r -r (.1 - - - : - I, ky ?? t N Li] '3 - - - T Oats !! r a 7cr C H *ur ~,f1(S Ib .1 ,.r4 AYR, 14 ;-kIie - 11 7 ...

... RON TO SPECULATE SAFELY IN RAILWAY S1All E S. lfye take the following remLarks, which may be useful to mans at the p rsett eulctuore, tre01a a p~a Il)i'let just issued by Ertintghalta Wilson, the LuadOn publisher.] MALch has lately been said and %written as to the dan- ger of specullat:ting in Ral ways. It Icag lbe desirable to inquire whether, with ordinary precauition, such specullationis ...