... Yabal K-utelitaruce. Portsmouth, July 12. The 2laidstone, 1000 tons, Captain Nash, sailed yesterday morning from Spithead, for the Cape and Calcutta. Lieut.-Col. Slade, Lieutenant and Adjutant Davis, and Ensigns Meredith, Wyvill, and Butler, of the 90th rept. took passage in her tojoin their regt. pressed into the service of the Governor of the Cape, when on their passage home, as detailed in ...

... XNabat EntrIutarIne. Portsmouth, June 28. The Albatross, 16, Commander Reginald Yorke, arrived at Spithead this morning, between seven and eight o'clock, from the wvest coast of Africa station, on whItch, duving the last four years, she has been engaged in the suppression of the slave trade. She came up with the yellow flag at her mast head, but having no contagion on board, obtained pratique ...

... LONDON CORN EXCiANGE-July 26. The arrivals of corn of all kinds, either English or foreign during the week. has been small, and the business transacted since ilolndas was on a limited scale, and sales of wheat could not have beon made without submitting to a further decline. Bonded was inquired after for Hollaud and Belgium, where prices now exceed those of this market for red Wheat; the Rye ...

... Loarr u TUESDAY, JULY 28, 1846. P'RICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY. Bank Stock ?? ?? 209lndiaBonds ?? .. 22 Ditto for Account . - iAnn. Jan. ?? 10 1-6 Three per Cent. Red. 96 q Ditto, New (ditto).. Cou,,ols for ?? 96llDitto (Oct. 1859) Three and 4 per Cents. - Ditto(Jan.1830) Ditto Reduced ?? -Ditto (Oct. 1880) Dittoditto, New. 9 FonrperCents india Stock ?? 460,1 ExchequerBil. i 13 pm Bank ...

... INVERNESS GREAT SHEEP AIND WOOL TMARKET. I (Fy;'ooz t(1e Inueraess u ouric7.) I i Our annual market for sheep and wool-the principal pro- ducts of the northern counties-commenced on Friday, July 10, and closed on Saturday evening. The mnarket has been an excellent one for the sale of sheep. Nearly all our flocks are disposed of at prices considerably higher than those which were obtained inst ...

... CHAMBER OF COMIMERCE. Anl Ordinary meeting of the directors of this body wshl in thecir hall on 2louidav-Alexander Clapperton, E~sq. in the Robhert Byth, Esq. merchant. High Street-Peter Scott, Esq. merchan t, So-uthi Bridge-R lohert Glass, E sq. merchan,irj ILawnimcrket-flufh Rise, Esq. maccliant, Leith, were. hal- luted fur an-d adminied. nietbers of the Chamber. PAVING DIML. The Socyittary ...

... shipsoin(I ftriltairnre. Great Yarmouth, July 25.-The smack George, Beeehing, from Leith, was in contact with the schooner Fairy, Miller, of New- castle, yesterday, about 11 30 ?? near the Kentish Knock, wind about west, when the former vessel sunk; the crew had just time to save themselves by getting on board the Fairy, and were landed here this morning. mr Beeching reports having ...

... WEDNESDAY, JULY S. L.5O for three year olds. &c. Sir J. EHawley's Bravissimno, 3 years (Chapple) . . 2 Mr Gurney's Cantley, 3 years .2 W~on by two lengths. Sweepstakes of 10 Sovereigns cach, for three years olds. New T.Y.C. Winner to be sold for 100, &c. Four subs. Mr R1. J. Shafto's ch. c. Sharpshooter (E. Edwards) . 2 Colonel Peel's Samphire . . . . 2 Sir J. alawley's Fugitive . . . S 3Mr ...

... In most of thie northern countries of Europe the continued discouraging English advices are at length beginning to pro- duce considerable influence; letters from Damazic, of the I Ith inst. state that holders who had previously remained very firm had shown much anxiety to realise, and that even the best qualities of wheat had been offered at materially reduced terms. The sales during the week ...

... 'Msitni f Intelltatnice. Faimouth, July 19.-The Jessamine, Miller, of Dundee, foun- deredon the d8th inst. after having been in contact with the Belle Creole, from London to Demerara. The crew saved, and brought to Falmouth. BEeRMUDA LIGRT.-On the first of May last a rerevling light was established on the southern part of the Island of Bermuda, in lat. 32. 14. N. and long. 64. 51. W. Every ...

... :P:IaTRet5. LONDON CORN EXCIA'NGE-Julv 10. There was ittlce Englisl 'Wheat on offer this morning, and its value remains unaltered. The sale of forciorn is much interfer- ed wlish by A merican flour, and liolders being inlisposed to re duce the prices in pro)portion, a retail business only 'was trans- acted. Flour ?? in good demanzd at fully former rates. I Barley, Beans, and Pease remnain as ...

... BANKIING IN GREECE. (Crox A coR.ESP ONDEiT.) anl aware that many ofour coantrymnen, particularly in Abcid sttnire, ?? employed considerable sums in a joint :t bank in Greece. constituted under the Greek laRw; I vl iljrk soeme information on rte prospects of Bankingat Athens .t ti:s moment may not be entirely without interest. Every body knows that the political affairs of the classic irilgr,7n ...