... 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 ...

... ll-Plabal Intrifirrimcir. FL-uITIER TRIAL SAsLIxoGS OF TICE FRIGATE SQUxADROx.-On the 27th ult. a trial of sailings took place between the Superb. Raleigh, Constance, Spartan, and Eurydice, with light and va- riable winds. under royals and all plain sail, which appeared to be a very interesting and decided trial, and in which trial the Raleigh was first. She has now displayed her sailing ...

... Luronion 3 ?? II TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1846. PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY. Bank Stock ?? 2 OS, IndiaBonds under 2000 - Ditto for Account ?? - South Sea Stock ?? Three per Cent. RIed ?? 96 1 Do. Old ?? Three per Cent ?? 9O6f Do. New ?? Three per Cent. 1726 ?? -5:3 per Cent. Anns. 1751 New 34 per Cents ?? 9S80donsols for 14th October 963 New 5 per Cents ?? -lnErdia Stock for Account - Lamg ...

... Vabal Tntelliorefter. TUE CHANNEL FLEET AND F31GATE SQUADrRox.-The Comet steam vessel, Lieutenant Commander Johnson, arrived at Ports- month on Tuesday mornimm, from Lisbon. Sheremained in the Tagus but one day, and left there the Trafalgar, 120, Captain Nott, with the broad pendant of Commodore Sir Gordon Bre- mer; and the Superb, 80, Commander Stephens. Captain Corry, who went out a ...

... GENERm L POST OFFICE, Sept. ,. I Destinlations Iatals L Last Packets Next Packets | SSATIVS. tdespa chled i S e'I ' uc SorTvIAnXPOs 1fn London. Sailed. Due. STATION. 'Lisbon,AMadeira !7th 17ith.and (via Lisbonl), Royal Tar, 'Spain ,Gibral- 2 7eylltb, ?? p 7P tar.. every month. I t Malta, *Greece, Ion. Islanls, 3d & 20th of1 Erin, Egypt, Ceylon. { every month. Sept. 3.1 India. &: Chinai British ...

... O=lh 5KOWUR Tntelit(tencr. Leghorn, Sept. 5.-The master of the brig Betsy, of Yar- mouth, from Glasg-ow, which arrived here on the 30th ult. re- ports, that on the 21st ult. when off Cape de Gatt, light westerly wind, he observed a boat pulling towards him from a vessel dis- tant about five miles, and on coming alongside learned: the ves- sel was French, from Brazils for Marseilles, and having ...

... -5-ficVEng Dunfanazr,-,Ih Sept. 12.- Thle schoniec- Ca-prese, rof Glasg-ow,I was lost off tirle wes.t end of TorY iswiatti ea' ly or the morning of Tries lay th e Sli hin~t. att I all t~re rrarnrlt ...

... Z-birptna EAST INDIA SHIPPING. Graresend, Sept. 8.-Arrived the Jessie Smith, Baxter, from Algoa, Bay. Deal, Sept. 7-Caine down from the river and sailed, the Halifax, Wright, fur Calcutta-S. C-ame down from the riyer Win. Jardine, Snall], fir Chisia, alcer being on shore in the Guli Stream-9. Sailed the Win. Jardine, Small, for Cbina, after beingsurveyed; and the China. Dornicic, for Batavia. ...

... IERRING TRADE. 1 ;tmNm.k t. SEPT. .-This week's fishing has been more pro- ductive than probably any week within the last 20 years. there has not been one bad day. The season is now drawiing to a close, bitt if the weather continucs favourable it mt'ny Ltninuec jantheri dloee as it has oftien been suiccessfully carried on =aji f Septemtber. Whenever it may close the fisj,.:- men may well ...

... BRITISH CORN TRADE DURING TJE . PAST WEEK. The harvest may be considered as concluded, little grain of any description now remaining in the fields, even in the most backward parts of the kingdom. As yet but few estimates of the result have been offered, public attention having been so much taken up with the potatoe disease and its probable con- sequences as to cast into the shade all other ...

... A special meeting of the Parochial Board was held on Fri- day by adjournment, to receive the report of the committee appointed to visit the Castle silk-mills, and examine their ca- pabilities for the purposes of a workhouse. Adam Longrmore, Esq. occupied the chair. Previous to proceeding with the business of the day, the chairman intimated, that he had received a communication from the board ...

... Otumna Intrittgenre. ?? I Yarmouth, Sept. 19.-The Eclipse. Hore, from Newport to Fisherrow, has been assisted into the roads to-day leaky, and will be got into the harbour next tide, to discharge. I)antzic, Sept. 15.-The Ernestine, Nausch, from MIlemel to Leith, put in here 14th inst. very leaky, and must discharge to repair. eremel, Scpt. 11.-Since the 28th ult. freights were closed for Hull ...