... INVE STMENTS. EFDDB3U'RGH SHARE LIST. -- DI'lreo. Deznuiytionof Stock. ii Fad'Ls ju On Change. Per Cent.! la-nks. £td £ £ J I; lank of Scotland ?? 100 173 0 ta'eiIonlaJ ?? 30 24 44OQi b Cirv or rWas. Honk. lo l0 137O0 h civdeodlic ?? 2 01 '4rrnrri~ Bak.. 501200 163 IC 0~ l''& an.. 25 10 31 0Zo E~fnnrg S& &Ll.m.. S 5 725 Thirli. ilatk of Scot. 100 50 b507G653, a 0iseot Man ?? 30 6 860 tiofal ...

... From the north of Europe the general tenor of the advices is of much the same character as before. Our Continental neighbours are anxiously waiting the result of the expected change in our laws; and for some time past the transactions in grain have not been of much interest at any of the leading shipping ports in the Baltic, and quotations have not under- goae much change in that quarter. A ...

... ,I - xavusto. . LONDON aozN EZOHANGE-April 13. The show of Wheat from Kent was small thias morning, not- withstanding which the trade opened languidly, and iast Slon- day's rates were, barely supported. Some qaantity remained unsold at the close of business. Barley was in fair Supply, and even the best samples were easier to buy, whilst on the infierior sorts a decline of is. to 2s. per ...

... A stated quarterly meeting of the directors was held in their ball on Tuesday, Alex. Clapperton, Esq. in the chair, when the following gentlemen were ballotted for and admitted mem- bers of the Chamber, ?? William Reid, merchant, Hill Square-Mr Alex. Park, Hunter Square-and M1r James Dickson, High Street. The Treasurer reported that, as instructed by the directors, he bad purchased 57 shares ...

... ,7,bt:pl)tnlff Intelltairwer.- I ?? - Elsinore, Aug. 19.-Tbe Reliance, Hunter, of Dysart, from Pillau for London, got on shore near the town last night, but was assisted off without apparent damage, and proceeded-24. The Active, Behrendt, of and from Memel for Leitb, was wreck- ed on tbe Island of Lessoe 14th inst.; materials landed. Cargo (sleepers) expected to be saved. Inverkeithitig, Aug. ...

... EDINBURGH SHARE LEST. WFn)XLsnAY, AUGUST 26, 1546. Sloden. Dctlole olStok. 3 ,o1.ti-s On Change. Fez Cent.l Banks. 1 L'S Rsatil ?? ?? 111 100) 171a0 0 & 'Brice): linen CO.. 01) 1oo 14O00 7. ?? un Batlk.-' ii 2'4 4 1 B Oino ilas. Back. 10 O1 137S 6j ,ClmmdnwL all*.aL 0 2) 10 1150 71. O ttn~itiJ~ Bnk .-10100 1650o0 6 EVstr,. Bank 25. 103(1 ?? 6 EdinburghI & ?? 7:10£ Exch. flack of eC 100 LO ...

... 77:= 'Zbtznmln.c yrrarrilmner. 11, CamTpbeltown, Auz. 21.--Tlhe Londondeiry ?? Wyse, from Derrj, for Glasgow, got upon the rocks near Keil], about ten milcs to the ee)uth-wanl1 of this port, last night, and remnaills. crew and passengers saved. As the weeather keeps rnoderatc, it is oxpectedl she ?? get off; withlout much danage. Dundee. Aug,. 2I.- leoaded sloop, With the mast broken rauore ...

... I ~ t Wt 3ta *nt ?? Stornoway, Sept. 21-The Andromeda, Wilson, from Onega, which arrived here on the 19th, is leaky, and had lost part of deck load. Milford, Sept. 24.-The Flora, Brown, from the Clvde to Cardiff, has been obliged to run on the ground on Murlawick Beach. Dale Roads, being very leaky. At two a m. a tremen- dous squall came on, but it was of short duration. Huns, Sept. 22-The ...

... ?? ELECTION. Frieday being the day fixed for the nomination of candidates or thbe representation of Selkirkshlre, the county town pre- sented a very animated appearance. Crowds poured into Selkirk from all quarters, especially from Galashiels, as the 1 our of nomination approached. A large party formed them- selves into procession about twelve o'clock, and, with bands atnd banners, went to the ...

... ILouliono TUESDAY, FERRIARY 17, 1846. PRICES OF STOCKS YESTERDAY. Bank Stock ?? 20S1 IfldiaBonds ?? 4 Ditto for Account ?? Ann. Jan. (1860) ?? 1uq Three per Cent. Red ?? g 96- Ditto, New (ditto).. Consols for ?? 96I1Ditto (Oct. 1859) - Three and 4 per Cents. - Ditto (Jan.1830) ?? - DittoReduced ?? -lDitto (Oct. 1880) Ditto, ditto, New . ?? 98.|Fourper Cents . India Stock; ?? ?? 39 pin ...

... 575-birptn Entelimmce. L Wa Rxcar NEAR THE DuaDGsoN LMrIT VzsSEL.-A green )buoy marked with the word Wreck, has been placed a few yards E.N.E. of a vessel sunk in the tract of shipping, in 9 fathoms low water spring tides, and about one mile W.S.W. by compas from the Dudgeon light vessel. Barbadoes, Jan. S.-The Essequibo, Rains, from Glasgow. was wrecked on the Coblers, 4th inst. ; crew ...

... (FroWm th inelooZ imes.) The following letter, on the subject of the tea trade, is fron the pen of a gentleman whose knowledge of that trade is the result of thirty years' experience. At the present moment, when we appear to be approaching a grand refornm in the fiscal policy of the country, the facts and arguments which it con- tains may be of great use, not only to the public, bat to the ...