... (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 ...

... CITY PAROCHIAL BOARD-FEVER. A special meeting of this Board was held yesterday at two o'clock, to take into consideration vbhat immediate steps might be adopted to check the pestilent fever raging in the city to such an extent, now that the West Church parish has refused to co-operate with the city or other parishes for the erection of a joint fever hospital. Adam Longtrore, Esq. in the chair. ...

... G' 1.;L s AB ( , N . It3 A. n .; L T he .9in-S,.rUt'Anar OCTOBR-a 0. with 1) ?? pt ?? O f S tocks. Share;. ati 150 ?? It is 1ahohota0 o o iso 4in1ple F~riLFOO Li:nen * 1f00 oo 00 * Caledonian . 10 0 '250 slng- CityetOilasgew. 1 0 o i Ilt of Clydeodale 20 0 10 .30 , U oiurnan Commoeril 00 0 1400 0 0 - Fastorn * 2.5 0 1. o 0 n pting Edinburgh Sc Iitas~ew .50 f e Greek Exchange ?? ofilceland .. ...

... THE BANKING DYTEREST OF THE bSITED XINGDOM. (Dailfy News.) The following statement, prepared and condensed from MuI iplied official returns, will be found to present a siatpli- fieu n.od intelligible view- of the note circulation of the United Kingdom, and of the coin and bullion held by the banks indi- cated, both positively at the date of the accounts last made up, and comparatively with ...

... the REVIEW OF TEE BRITISH AND FOREIGN CORN TRADEI fromn DURING THE PAST WERE. SI Ithis (F-rom the Alark Lane Express of Monday. Si nods TireSi coil foweather having been highly auspicious for preparing the o) sli i frthle reception of the au tuman crops. farmers have been D' tOS. Lmusily engagled with outdoor work; and the supplies of grain DI one, brought forward at the leading markets in the ...

... MARLKE TS. -. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. OCT. 4. .d The supply of English I heat this morning was small and Inadequate in to the demand; the trade in consequencs opened firmly, and A clearance or as effected At 2s to 3s per qr. beyond the currency of this day week. w Foreign continues to meet a good steady demand both from town suit- Jars and country buyers, at fully last week's rates. Flour is ...

... i MANTcuIsmTiL.-ThC week opened with thle gloomy intelli- gence of the stoppage of Messrs Thomas, Son, and Lefeyre, and this, as was expected, was followed by that of Messrs De Jersev &; Co. of this city, and subsequently by that of Messrs Geissler, Weber. and Co. also of MIlanchester. The liabilities of these houses are of a very extensive character, and the machine makers of Eochdale and ...

... Cattle and Beat Markets. SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET, Monday, Oct. 4. The supply of foreign stock here to-day was again exten- sive. All breeds, the condition of which was inferior. met a very slow inquiry, at barely last week's quotations, and a total clearance was not effected. For the time of year, the arrivals of beasts fresh up from our various grazing districts were good as to the numbers. ...

... EDINBURGH SHARE LIST. SATlaTRDY, OCTOBER 9, 13417. D~oliko. I ?? To-Day'sSales. flesaiptl.of t. Pai. sot--S on Change. Per cent. fan . £7 Etankofeontlar~d ?? 100W 167 0 0 S Brts Linen Co 10100 1200 ii 0' S Caeona ~ 10 06 400( Bank;, 01 - 6 City of Wias. Bak. [0 10 12il 8 v 6 Clydesdale Bank..- 'O01-1 7 Comnmercial Sapli ?? 100 1m60 0 Eastern Bank ?? 51 9g0~ 6 Fdinburgh & Glas1100 00' 5s ...

... (Fr0o trie ianochester (,2uardiani.) Mznchleeter, Tecasdoy, Ort. 5.-The aiticipntioes of a gradtlI improvemeiit in thie state of business here, whihdi somc parties ]have receii tly entertai seil wsiid wh ch were mai liy l1d'ciil ipoi, I the tact lint, fur three dass, no aidditionl It fasilire; were anlinounced, e suffered a se; HOtis g light ti.is Tiieri iupg bI the rijl1e itu1cC lerit of to ...

... Loadon Provincial and Grain Mzekets MARK LANE, Lo.JDoN, Monday, 4th October, 1847. The sbow of English Wheat this morning being to a mode- | rate extent, our millers enquired more eagerly after the best I qualities, and we experienced no difficulty in clearing the stands at an advance of 3s. to 4s. per qr. on last Monday's O ates . dPor. g of W beat was b dn o .t In ta s hed feo aelm Id -11 ...

... THE QUESTION OF PRIVATE BAN.KINNG. (From the Spectator.) The remarks of the Spectator of last week on the Govern- ment of the Bank of England have been the subject of a mis- interpretation in some journals, which is now common when- ever the purely banking concerns of that corporation are alluded to. With the complaints which have lately been vurged against the efficiency of the Bank Directors ...