... 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, ...

... Coa==NCZAL LIST, FOR TIHEt WEEK ENDlNG MONDAY LAST. PI1PORTS.-ABERDEEN. ST. JOHN.-349 pieces fir timber, 25 pieces birch timber, 20 pieces deals, 2 cords lathwood, .2a5 pieces oars, 5 tons fustic, 44 cheeses, 7 barrels onious, 2 barrels apples-Alex. Co.per. Albion t260 tons), Leslie, master. DAVIS' STRAITS.-6 cwt. whale fins-Thos. Adam. Mary (110 tons), Cring, master. GOODS WAREHOUSED. 49a lbs ...

... I ou~oa ai~i PWOV~flc~a G~a~z a I I OLD CORN EXCH LNGS, Mo &,os. 2S1, L84&. The suppy lof English Wheat reported during the past week has been smal but the show efianad-crrisgesamples this morning was to a fair extent; our millers purchased rather more freely of the best qonditioned samples, of which the stands were soomeleared. at an advance of 1s. per qr. on last Muuda,'s rates; the inferior ...

... AzzzD23zN DSZANm YtiEI TUESDAY, D~zcrxMzs I. (Corrected from tlne 0±Bc,~i LiSt. 3BA2NS. XVomjnal Paid LO&Wt .Amount, uP. st.5e. Aberdeen hlBank.. X5 X5 .. 7 1 6 . 4&erdeftITowa&Co~nty7xak 20 .. S . 0 a . BankofSot~t=o und1 .. o Itt) 1.75 0 0.6 ftritishiLinen Company ..100 . 100 .. W 0 0 . Caledonan nlla nk 0 4 11 O.. Cityot Ga,.gw Bak.. !I '-Cfr~~esdS~~i'. 20 . 10 . 13 8 0 ...

... L --O - Dcwsing Street. Nor. 24. The Queen has appointed -. a Beckett and R. Therry, Esrs., to be Puisne Judges of thc Supreme Court of the colony of Sew South W~ales; A. Cheebo. Esq;.to be Connmissioner of the Court of leqcsts, snlT. (-liauhan, Jsq., to be Crovwn Prosecutor in the Cqourt of sknartcr Ses~sions in that colony. Also, WV. G. KnXox. Esq., tobe Puisne .Tudge for the Island of ...

... Catte asd ll at i n SMITHFIELD, Mofwf&Y. X-o. 23. The =rivals of foreign cattle into the port of Lohd past week have been moderate. viz. W4 Oxen, 7Cont U 2,049 Sheep, and I Pig, making a totalof`2S hezd lowing, statement of Uie imports of live cattle it & ports of England for the presnt year is~ tmef;ja corrected up to lastfStourdzy - London .. from Js3 I to ?'ov. 14 &Cl5 19 1h SIC Liserpool,. ...

... IBBRN:EA dMM AB3ERDEEN CORtN MAIRE., n Ls A good deal of business was done oda.PriCea os4 Isg r . __ - 32, 04 to 336 Od' 32s. oa to 33s fcl U I PW DAL Jatmla1r __._ s Od to 2ft od PebolL _ _ s ad ct 5s& 4 der S&L*. AB3ERDEENj MV&L MARKET* Txukassr LIST, This day's market wu well supplied, ad agdoo4 d 1eAAgL ftft drul, at last Sdeek's sales. Oatiaal~pear,.o 9t~o28 241 Berley ...

... THE SITARP MARKET. (Pri-b M11essrs Robert ,Jf Themes llhzn's Monathly Circular.) We have had a large and steady business all this month. A gr'at deal of Scotch railway stoik has been taken up for investment, culd the recent rise in prices is not only fully mains rained, bitt wle believe is legitimately accounted for. Fear- have certainly existed of a tightness in the money market to- wards ...

... - -flml art v to. LONDON CORN EBIXOh AJGE-h'v. 30. We had a good supply of English Wheat this morning, which was taken at last Manday's prices. Some of the trade are sel- ling English flour 3s. per sack lower. Barley met a slow sale at last Alonday's prices. Beans Is. per qr.icheaper than this day week. In prices of Pease no alteration. We have had a pretty good supply of Oats since this day ...

... The rapid reduction which the stocks of wheat have recent- ly undergone, and the very scanty manner in which the growers have brought forward supplies during the last month, have imparted a firm tone to the trade. This has been more observable in the country markets than in London ; and the rally which has occurred in prices within the last fortnight originated in the provincial markets, Mark ...

... N-Wabal Yntelltoimcc. Portsmouth, Nor. 29 By the latest advices, we learn that the Inflexible steam sloop, Commander Hoseason, ma de the passage out from Plvmouth to the Cape of Good Hope in 50 days, without coaling on the way. It will be remembered that the very unfavourable news brought by the Mutine 12gun brig, Commander Crawford, of the dread- ful head to which the Caffre insurrection had ...

... WMl'-N\Dl>\GoUP OF TIIE EDINBURGH AND FERTH RAILWAY COMPANY. There seems to be no end to actions arising out of the wind- . ing-up of this company. We intimated in our last number the interdict served hr3 Mr Williamson and the provisional ominittee agairnst the issue by tie North British of new stock . for the construction of their proposed branches. We now giv-c copy of asulnlors of count ...