... I Foreign Office, Oct. 6. The Queen has -been eased to approve of Don Juan de Mazarredo. as Consul atTLiverpool, and of Don Jose Moreno Lopez, as Consul at Jamaica, for Her Majesty the Queen of The Queen has also been pleased to approve of Mr Samuel Cockburn, as Consul in Grenada for the Republic of Vene- zuela. War Ofie, O~ctober 1. 1st Dragoon Guards-Hugh Hoamileton to be Cornet, by purchase ...

... ,- London Provincial And Oradn Mazkeots MARK LANE, LoNDoN9, Monday, 27th September, 1847. Having-a large show of English Wheat this morning. our Millers evinced less disposition to purchase, and it was'only at a reduction of 4s. to 5s. per qr-on last londay!s rates, that anS thMng like a clearance codld1be effecfed. We have been well supplied with Foreign Wheat during the past week, but ...

... CO.AMMERCIAL DISTRESS MORE FAILURES. I~~~~~~~Z I Letters from Liverpool this (Saturday) mornIng state the pressure for money to have been more heavy than had yet been experienced. The failure of three jobbers in the share- market, named Wotherspoon. Stewart, & Langton, is men- tioned, and it is said that the former was three months since worth £85,000, upon which he was about to retire. It is ...

... SCOTS BANKRRUPTS. (From the h'ziburg7L Gazelte of Tuesday.) SrQUESTRATIOXS. Wighton, Gray, & Co.. merchants, Glasgow, and Gray Roxburgh, & Co., merchants, Jamaica. HulahMonteith, manufacturer Glasgow. John Finnie & Co., steel manufacturers at Avon Steel Works, Stiriiugsbire. Ewiyng,. Smith, & Aird, mierchants, Glasgow, and Smith, Ewing, & Co., mnerchants, Calcutta. Malcolm Xennedy, spirit ...

... Cattle a-ad Ireat :Z.,arkets. -SM-ITH~FIELD CATTLE MAl~RKLET, MNonday, Oct. i. m .le The supply of foreign stock here this morning was again as somewhat extensive. Although the condition of the stoolktA was very interior, a good clearance was effYected, at folly last r week's prices. Fror our, large grazing districts the fresh J arrival of boeasts up to-day was somewhat less than thos~e ...

... COMMEB~rAL~ D~s~ox~- F LU1Ula j~ ~~ - CO E~~ Rig FAMUR#S. co vl, a m . .. . .. .. . _. . The suspeinii of Iirscb'3iMCullenes a firn largely engaged in the 4altic and EastIndia trade has been add tie jA e 'j ehai-mtbed- e o rJe- mittances (or-rather hiy the ept p ex-I tentof-eioeo.on4ailed 'h aseslfromSa .he.attalcptt ws~epaer'M eisraperkins &Ajgo. bj>. thPS that the creditors will receive ...

... CO =ZEBCIAzL LZST, FOB TRE WEEK ENDING MONDAY LAST. IMPORTS. CRONSTADT.-7 ; tons flax, Leys, Masson, & Co.; 13 pairs slippers, The master. Uva (British ship), Cameron, mas- ter. JERSEY.-720 bushels apples. George Pegler. Mary and Elizabeth (British ship), Clark, master. HAMBURG.-290 quarters wheat, Andrew Reid; 100 quarters wheat, John Ogilvy; 100 quarters wheat, Wim. Webster. Aurora ...

... MazqTAcTunns, CONmCitcE, nc. Trir OFFICUAL ACCOUNTS OF TIHE BOARD OF Tr&iDr.- These accounts, brought down to the 5th September, appear in the Economist of Saturday, The following is a compari- son of some of the chief articles taken into consumption dur- ing the present year compared with the two last:- 1845. 1845. 1847. Cocoa, lbs. 1,749,020 1,857,565 2,234,502 Coffee 23,093,093 23,723,4920 ...

... . I A meeting of fihc111reVi was held at Wick on Tuesdayi week, for the purpose of considering the manner in which the business connected with the herring trade is managed in Stettin. Mr George Cormack was called to the chair. In the course of the remarks made by Mflr O'Kell, a gentle- man from England, he stated-- On calculation, I find there have been, on an average, for the last ten years, ...

... SHIPPING lNTELLUGER~Es I ARTtn-VFD AT ABEP.JEEN.-fO~et. 5. Banff Packet, Young, I Peterbead; Duke of Richmond, Campbell Leith: Fairy. Booth, do.; Scottish Maid, Braen, NeIcastie- Westefn I Rover, Ewen, Montrose.-.6. VSelocity. Stewart, Neweastle.- I !8. Sovereign, SnoWie, Lerivi:X.-9. AOva, CameronDantzic; i Anne, Barber Rotterda;n Bonnie Dundee, (,L fit; Liverpool Pacet, Mitchell, Glasgow; ...

... (From the Eddinburgh Gazette of TuesdaV.N a SEQUESTRATIONS. a John Roy, cabinetmaker and upholsterer, Glasgow. John Paterson, builder, Largs, David Mackay, grocer, Bridgeton, Glasgow. Thomas Richmond, miller and grain merchant, Seamill. Riddell, Brothers, drapers, Union Place, Edinburgh. Thomas Coats, recorder and book-keeper of the Calton, Edinburgh. David Johnston, Jun., & Co., sewed muslin ...

... Cattle and neat M2Carkets. SMITHFIELD -CATTLE MARKET, Monday, Oct. is. E The falling off in the supplies is evidently the result of the I very unremunerative prices at which the foreign stock has I been lately disposed of, and the great difficulty that has been I I frequently experienced in finding buyers for it at any price. arising from its wretchedly bad quality; as an instance of which we ...