... FROM THE LONDON GAZTTE. St, Jomes's PaZace, Oct. 5. The Queen hasbeen pleased to appoint Captain the HOn.Robert Edward Boyle, of the Coldstrearm Guards, to be one of the Grooms in Waiting in Ordinary to her Majesty, in the room of Capt. Henry Meynell, of the Royal Navy, resigned. War Office, Oct. 2. 5th Dragoon Guards-Ensign Charles Wilton Goad. from the 93d foot, to be cornet, by purchase, ...

... cowT WMrZCDAL LIST, FORt THll N V EE; ENDING MONgDAY LASTa. II t, the ImPORTS.-.1BERDEEN. tion QVFPRC.-%32 pieces hewn timber. 1031 pieces staves, C0 pieces I da deals-tieorge Thompson, jun. Queen Yictoria 1561 tons), Rosie, ,Od WAREHOUSED. Esen, 382S 3 Suigar, unrefined, Wn.' I 755do. tea, W. Smith, Jan. rian Laurie os dlo., Daniel Ora),y 'S at ' 3g 19d., refined, R. Catto &Z 222 do., W. ...

... Londo7 afld PrOVtndtal Grain marketS. OLD CORN EXUIANGEC, MONDur, Dec. 14, 146.; A severe frost having set in. we had considerably snore bnsinesk doing this morning, and although the showr of Wheat was large, chielly from Essex,the Millerspurchasedfreely, and the whole was cleared offat an advance of about 3s per qr. on the rates of Monday last. TJiere was sinactive inquiry for free Yoreign ...

... I - . . . I - - - . . - . .- ARRIvXED AT A55Enflssms.-Nov. 22. St. Nicholas, Mlain. New- castle; W171liamn Ilogarth, Parrot, Lerwick; Albion, Leslie, St. John's, N. B. ;Joseph, Reid, Sunderland; Margaret & Jane,1Robert - son, Peterhead; Hero, Rome, Portgordon; Eidpet, Masson, Burg- head;- Ann, Buchan, Ballalsullish -24, Duke of Wellington. How-- Duke of Richmond, Campbell, Leith.-25. Queen, ...

... I , AD5DL1N SOFT =S6. TUESDAY, MARcH 17. (Corrected from the Official List) BAKNS. Nominarl; Paid rLae Amount. u. Scdn Aberdeen Bank £5 £7 1 Do lNew Stok. . .. 5 2 21 AberdeenTown&County Bauk 20 .. 6 .. W I Bank of Scotlaid . .. 100 .. 105 British Linen Coimlpany ..l . . 100' . . 224 Caledonian Bank . .. 10 .. 2 City oS Glasgow Bank. .10 .. 10 .. 13f ...

... THE TRADES' FOLLY. To the EDITOR of the ABEuDEns JousRAL. Sii.-I was greatly edified the other day, by reading, in the Herald, an article-headled, f he Trades' Folly. In that article there were two things which claimed my especial admiration- the kind, gentle, and courteous terms in which the Editor ani. madverts upon the late actings of the Incorporated Trades; and the extreme diffidence ...

... Cattle an d WA* tea- SMITHFIELD, M D ao s Very la imrtsof 3stock have take snce Msiday last, v.2504e oxen, 160 cows, en Poef from Jutland, R2ott edam, sad Schiedam. A sheep nd animals have come to hand in good condition, a isa-ge nm D beneath the middle quality. At the otpos 6 b 4 sheep have been imported frova Holland. The s o derived from our own grazing districts, was on the ine~a full ...

... Rerwug iashery. -?? I I AnEgnraN.-The fishing is now ended. Average per boat, 80 erans; highest boat, 104 crans. Fa.%suRBuraGun , Sept. 5.-Our fisbing may now be said to be over for a season. It has truly been a prosperous one for the fishermen, however well it may turn out for the curers. The average for the season is now 19J crans, being nearly double that of the previous year. Shipments to ...

... War Ofiole, SeP; 8. 5th Dragoon Guards-Major W. H. Archer from the 14th Light Dragoons, to be major, vice King, who exchanges. 3d light Dra- goons-A. M . Campbefl, to be cornet, Without purchase. vice Sale, whose appointmnent has been cancelled. 14th Light Dragoons- Major J. W. }ing. from thi sth Dragoon Guards, to be major, vice Archer whO eexchanges. Scots Fnsilier Gurds-Lieutenant and ...

... =ACT17ACTDS, COx1mCa, &C. , i IL ELll,,S r'rl'R-he bosiers are fully engaged in prodlucilg goods| fot the autum i5Glgstai a godzon n eut asiness is doingsi the-- a artiunSe-.--'!li!~ glove and fiTucy hraiehvs are vell eenployed. 'Ihere-is no alteration in eitli-r-yarns or wyouls. Teyfg sorts obtain I the shade of advance aoticed last wveek. t Li 1. DS.- We have no alteration tn rspoirt: stocks ...

... ?? Entelitgence, - - 5g7 sF -ob 1V4 L The schooner HSophia Wells, belongin to 'Waes, struck on a reef of rocks in the Channel between Skye and the Long Island, on the night of 26th or morning of the 27th ultimo. 'The cap- tain and crew instantly repaired to their boat, and reached Wa- ternish Point in Skye, in a very exhausted state. It is not known whether the ill-fated vessel sunk, or was ...

... Q:Mt:vvtq Entrutrimm Cronstarit, Sept. 1'5. -The Janet awid Diary, Mlackenzie, for Leith. 1-2th inst. grounded off Cron tadt, but yesterday was as- sisted off, after havillng ?? half of her cargo; the ship doe- not make aiiy water. Lerwick, Sept. 21.-The brig Prince Albert, of Perth, Birrell from Archangel. put in yesterday leakty in top sides, havina been ashore in the Whice Sea, is aetting ...