... *bIrnama fatet~lurn r -|rcee Ici lE. THE MAPLIN LimoTimusE.-liuovBs marked with the word - Wreck. ha-ve beeu placed in the under mention ed situations, n.ar to the Maplin Lihtheuse, and with the fullowving marils and compass bearings. riz. :-Ist, A reen buoy in ?? f otnems at low water spring tides, 15 fathoms SS'w. of a vessel sunk betwecn the Maplin Lighthouse and che Spit Buoy -with the ...

... A, arRets. LONDON CORN EXCI ANGE-Dec. 7. I The show of Wheat froi Kent was only moderate this morn- ing, but having very large arrivals froju other quarters, factors experienced some difficuitv in etfecting sales at the rates of this r day se'nnight, and a considerable portion remained unsold at the close of business. The quantity of Barley on sale was more than equal to the demand, and we ...

... P A C t ' T B CU A T S. MLh 01 ,Madara 7th, 17th. and - (via Litmfl. -'7th Quebec. Ya,11- 0Spailrnhibra- 2 Nov. 7,, t -- -r ?? -nin ¶i*3lxlta. ln-ecc, i oC. I slads, :3d a y hi1 o. ly'L1,tCeyl('l, i eL mItil, SOV.'c. V. I 1101, & (Tiihina I British Collis; iL West I?ii.si Re-XeCC2t lln- ur ins. B. ha-. Minn-, anti lie.- manta), Fr Conies i'.1 t d. | 2 1 and O 7 ?? ?? ?? i S- j . Indliesox ...

... EDINBURGH SHARE LIST. SATE8RDAr, DECEMBER 5, 184e- Itl~a c'ine mok 1 To-flafl 8alei. f tati4. U Change. Per centj £!Bank.s.5 £2 fezo td ,0 100 175 0£ 0 £ British Linen CO.- 100 10oo 1220 0 ° ICaledonrian ?? 10 I2 4 11 01 6 City of Gias. Bank., 10 '10 3 6 a 4 ?? Bank ?? 10 138O i Commercial Barln,.-500 lOU 163 0 0 £ Eastern ?? 23 10 11 Fdinurb & Gas., S, 5S I 7 1 I Exch Bank of Scot. 100 S0 1 ...

... N7-bal FintrTItf-tence. f Portsmouth, Sunday. The Sparrow surveying ketch, Commander Utter, arrived on Friday night from the coast of Scotland to refit and lay up for the winter months. She was towed into harbour Yesterday. The Inconstant, 36, Captain Fremantle, was at Beyrout on the 16th ult. expecting to be ordered home immediately The Daphne, 1S, Captain Onslow, sailed from Valparaiso on ...

... N-labal ]7ntrllfqlrner. Her Majesty's steamer Rattlesnake sailed from Plymouth on Friday for the Cape of Good Hope and the blauritias with specie for both those colonies, after which she proceeds on a survey. Her Majesty's steamer Grappler came in to Plymouth on the 11th from Portsmouth, bound to the Isle of Ascension and the coast of Africa. By advices received from Lisbon to the 4th inst. ...

... Sbtv:vtina Intelltarner. Arendahl, Nov. 28.-The yacht Jobanna, Mogensen, from Skielskior to Leith, has arrived here leaky, with a list, and must discharge to repair. Vindau, Nov. 24.-The Fiancis, Golder, from Kirkaldy to this port, in entering the harbour, went ashore on the Strand 18th inst. and was abandoned; crew saved. She was got off yesterday, and brought in here. Dunfanaghy, Dec. 14. ...

... S'riotn fteIntarE North Shields, Nor. 27.-The schooner Jane, 21'Kenzie, of j Stornowayv fromn Liverpool, laden with salt, when entering the harbour this morning, drove on the Herd Sand, and the crew- l were taken out of the rigging by the South Shields life-boat. Hf fer rudder is broken, and the crew have been engaged this after- noon in stripping her. The Henry Holland.which arrived here ...

... 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 ...

... ?? a r R, e t O. I LODOS COURS NXCOHAI G-D.c. 11. The English `Xheat left over fritt ModLay has bcn cearei d OTI terms fuilly eqais to that, day's. FIee fceigll offine quaoiit n neets, ?? prices are i e f quvo ?? [ ler. Petersburgh, Polish Odcssa, and infeoior wheats have been a extensively purchased at ant idvancec (if 2s. to 3s. per nuorter. Y Bonded is inquired after at rather ?? Ctlo!icy. ...

... ?? 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 ...

... 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 ...