... ?? 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 ...

... 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. ...

... :)fvo SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 7846. PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY. Bank Stock,, ?? 207 IndiaBonds under 1000 - Ditto for Account ?? - South Sea ?? Three per Cent. Red ?? 93, Do. Old Annuities ?? - Three per Cent ?? - Do. New Annuities ?? -I New 5 per Cent. Ann -3 per Cent. Anns. 1751 - New 34 per Cent ?? 95, Consols for Open ?? 93% New S per Cents ?? -India Stock for Account Long Annuities ...

... EDINBURGH CORN MARRET-Dec. 16. r supply of all kiinds of ZI sni ...

... INVESTMENTSo *EDINBURGH SHARE LIST. 'W~RazNPSr, DECrmEUr, 16, 1846. M71dud. ,,tjon f Stk. ~P14.To-fl-a5fl Sales. wos. on Change. ?Wr Cent. 3Bauks. £7 i~ankofScotljhld.. 200 100 176 00 ' Bricdh Linen CO 100 100 221) 00 74 aedonian Bank 10 24 411 0 6 Cvdodae Hnk 20 10 13 8 3 - 6 .Com~r~ialHook 00 100 103a0 0 C.Estr_ ink 23 '10 11 26 Gla Oa or.06I1 - oth Biih A Bank 20i 5 30 7010 0 a3 Rtoyal ...

... ECEMB ABERDEEN FIRE AND LIFE ASSURANCE COMrANY. Established, 1825. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION Governor. The Right Honourable LORD FORBES Head (Jjfice?S9, Union Street, Aberdeen. Office in Edinburgh?6b, Princes Street. Office in Glasgow?69, St. Vincent Street. ''PHIS Company, formed hv a numerous and influential Body i of Proprietors, is the OLDEST INSTITUTION of the hind in the North of Scotland, ...

... 2ene REVIEW OF THE BRITISH AND FOREIGN CORUe TRADE ered ~~DURING THE PAST WEEK. ting FrOM thle Miark Lone Es-rpress of Monjoy d~j) lent The full effects of the failure Of thle potato trap in Ireland are -a Of' nowv becoming manifest thle wants of that couatrv, though stif- der- ?? os-gent before, hare so greatly increased wijthin, the last fewv weeks, that, it has been foundY nensessry'to ...

... I SCOTTISH SALMON FISBERIES. We beg to direct the attention of our readers to the following commnnication,which we find in a recent number of the Mlrorn- incu (?hroDeice, on the subject of the Scottish Salmon Fisheries, which has of late been exciting a good deal of interest. The ancient, and in many eases absurd, lawvs whiCh regulate this branch of national industry, continue to hamper the ...

... Apr.ltprm Nr x!44M ,p, AESERDE'EN CORN 34ARKET. FBrDAT LAST. The 7uarket to-day was but thinluy attended, no alter.r tion of moment in the prices of last week-.- O)atS ..*. 25s 6d to, 26s od 40 lbs. per bushel Bear,.._ ..__. 32s od to lOs aj* 5ry S32a ed to 33s r,8I2 lbs. por l4bd 20j od to 2es ed per boll. Flour ._ ,..5 So ad t 8 Od per sack. ABEM)EEBN REAL ...

... THE COLONIAL AND ?? INTERESTS OF GREAT BRITAIY. (Fronz the Skipping GCzette) hr For a century or more the Colonies and the Sbippi e of Great Britain have been considered in a manner parts f i of the same svstem-links of the same cehain by which the o greatness of thae empire was to be established, its prosperity secured, and its supremacy of the ocean placed beyond dis- pute. The greater part ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, Friday, Dec. II. I . - 1 A_- - _ At . After several wet days the weather' has turned suddenly ,ery oo~d,with N.W. wiudind snow. Theteeetimri. I iii tow fe-.l to a deg. Fahrenhet. The arrivals are less this week than lt, and tbe probability is that this renewed frost will close up all the northern continental ports-Wbeat - There hvb been considerable activity in inferior ...

... Uerring Tra4e. WwCK December 10.-No recent improvement has taken t place in the herring markets. In Ireland, particularly, the state of matters iS truly deplorable. From some of the ports re-ship- ments have taken place, and would still be made to no incon- siderable extent were not the fisheurers at their wit's end to know where to ship to. In fact, there is not at present a single market, ...