... AuRxvn-D AT AiiE3DEro .-Oct. 11.-Sovereign, Snowie, Leith; Duke of Richmond. Campbell, Inrerness.-13. Hero, Rome, Portgordon Jane, Dickerson, Jersey; Ythan, Cravie, Newcastle ; bonnie Dundee, Crane, Leith: Marm. Gierke. St Petersburgh.-14. Gitana, Lacy, Newcastle; Margaret & Mary Noble Bo'ness; Duke of Richmond. Campbell, Leith; Fairy, Booth, do.: Mercury, Grant, Warkw^rth;- Fetteresso Caste, ...

... . ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ - .-.. . . - - (From the Times' City Article.) Considering the state of matters in the city at this moment, it is surprising that the cry for relief,' at any cost, and at any disregard of principle, is not more urgent. The truth is evidently recognized. Although two-thirds of those who engage in trade are usually ignorant of the immutable laws to which, tamper with them as you ...

... =~ANTUT.&CTU!tEs, COMMMROtE, &C DuNmEr.-During the last eight days our trade has under- gone no improvement, owinir, doubtless. to the still unsettled j state of commercial affairs throughout the country. Flax of ( all sorts is of duill sale, and only small transactions have ta- ken place at prices much the same as formerly. In order to effect sales at the present time to any extent, the ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCEN ARRiVED AT Ani3ERDEN, Oct. 19.-Gazelle. Christopher, Hull; Duke of Richmond, Campbell, Leith; Fairy, Booth, do.-2(. Sovereign, Snowie, Wick; Belina, Faulkener, New-. castle; Margaret and Jane, Robertson. Peterhead; Johanna Albertba, Saatmans, Dantzic; Bonnie Dnndee, Crane, Leith; St. Nicholas, Walker, Newcastle; Matilda, Paterson, Got- tenburg.-21. Dahlia, Thom. Glasgow; ...

... CtOMMEt~tRCIAg fflnEIss'-'MOR.- FAILURES9 -;' Notwithstanding Via apprehensioiis which prevailed, the day has, on the whole, passed off satisfactorily. In Londod no failures of any importance have ocurred, the otly stop- page actually announced having-been that of asmall, although very respectable, firm, Messrs Boyd and Thonas, -whoge trade was with the island of Ceylon, where their capital is ...

... London Provincial and Grain ila=kats . MARK LANE, Lo,.r~ox, ,Monday, lith October, 184 k Having a fair show of English Wheat this morning, the ad- i) Vance in price which holder's attempted to realize at the corn- ri mencament of the day could niot be established; there was, w however, a good business doing at last wveek'`s rates. Foreign si Wheat experienced little or no change-the millers ...

... London Provinciaz and Grairn Tawketo MARK LANE. LONDoN, Monday, 18th October, 1847'. The quantity of English Wheat on show this morning was rather larger than of late, though still moderate, and the con- dition, for the most part,rough. Sellers commenced by ask- ing full rates, but no progress could be made, and it was ulti- mately found necessary to make a reduction of 2s. to 3s. per qr. on ...

... Downing Street, Oct. 1. The Queenhasbeen pleased to appoint Charles Fitzgerald Esq., Commander in the Royal Navy, to be Governor and Commander in-Chief in and over the territory of Western Australia and its dependencies. Her 'Majesty has also been pleased to appoint Richard Graves M'Donnell, Esq., to he Governor and Commander.- in-Chief in and over her Majesty's settlements in the Gam- bia and ...

... * (From the Edinburgh Gazette of Tuesday.) SEQUESTRATIONS. William Weddel, draper and hosier, High Street, Edin- burgh. - PIM vet Bandrson or Prey, innkeeper, Alrdeen. -- Macftls# ne, Lurwcas, & Co., merchantsS G-lasgow, and in .Georgetown. Demerara. -- - E kbei~ezer Weir, boot-tree and last mlaker, Glasgow. Robert W ilson Osborne, commission merchant and dsk- salter, Klilmarnock. MEETINGS, &C ...

... (From the Edin7rbrgh Gazette of Tuesdday.) SEQUESTRNTIONS. Alexander Gibb, insurance broker and commission agent, Glasgow. John Whytock, proprietor of Thatebridge, and coal-dealer, there. William Arthur and Co., merchants and manufacturers, Glasgow. .-4n4ew zMackenzie, merchant. Beauly. William Brockie, p'rinter and publisher- Galashiels, . W atsogno, M'EKnigbt, & Co, merchants and commission ...

... Downing Street, Oct. 15. The Queen has been pleased to appoint Francis Brady, Esq., to be Chief Justice for the Island of Newfoundland. Whitekhal, Oct. 15. The Queen has been pleased to present the Rev. Peter Grant to the church and parish of Small Isles, in the Presbv- tery of Skye and County of Inverness, vacant by the tranE- portation of the Rev. Henry Beatson, late minister thereof, to the ...

... To the EDITOR of the ABERDEEN JOURNAL. SIn,-In the present position of the country, it may not be | altogether useless, or unavailing, to direct public attention to the causes, proximate or remote, which have already pros- trated many of the first mercantile e~tablishments of the country: and which, if timely assistance be not vouchsafed, must yet bring ruin to many others. It were useless to ...