... I a G mm3i~ims O!'L I aT-, toi TH3 WEN3A ARDING MONDAY 'LAST. I -~~~~~~~~~~ ., -. BRA1E.-172 pieces oaktimber, A. Duthie & Co.; 23 tons bark, W. Donald a Co'. Dorothea, (Oldenburgh ship,) Schwardsman, master. DANTZIC.-135 qrs. wheat. William Webster; 135 qrs. do., Andrew Reid; 135 qrs. dlo., Gil1comston Brewery Co.; go qrs. do., John Bruce, jimn.; 90 qrs do., James Inglis i 45 qrs. do., 0. ...

... I The Annual General Meeting of this Company took place in the Royal Hotel, yesterday-JAMEs HADDEN, Esq., the Chairman of the Company, in the Chair. Bir REmTE, the Secretary, having read the notice calling the meeting, the CHAIRMWAN addressed the shareholders pre- sent, at considerable length, on the state and prospects of the Company; and thereafter called on the secretary to read the Report ...

... COMIMEIUCIAL AFFAIRS. I The suspension of Messrs J. and H. Reay, an old and re- spectable house in the wine trade, N5as announced this (Mon- day) afternoon. The actual debts of the firm are said to be snill, tile amount beinz about 120.000; but from the extent Of their dealings, their liabilities, in the shape of endorse- ments on bills, are considerable; and it is from the default of the ...

... SHIPPIN8 INTELLIGENCE, Ayuyrnv AT AnuunDErE.-NOvember 23. Union. Blair, II lDantzic, Dorothea, Schwerdtmann, Bremen; Garland, Don- 1 aid, Newcastle; Happy Return. Davidson, do. ; Courier, Cami'bell, Glasgow; Duke of Richmond, Campbell, Leith ! Pomona, Milne, Rotterdam; Isla, Mann, Newbaven; Pea-! Cock. Rednen. Arundel; Steerivell, Hamshaw, Eordeaux, Mansfield, Phillips. Newcastle; Mary Read, ...

... - I a G Markets L o¢ndon ProviacaL- and Goa :wnarRets I ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ]MARK LANE, LoNDON, Monday, 22d November, 1847. Pa. We were well supplied with English Wheat this moirning, ma and many of -the samples were in very indiffe~rent condition Sul the dem-trd was by no means aetive, and~ it wras impossible to pri we: make any progress in sales until a decline of Is. to 2-. per qr. ac a n last ...

... I atcde and Meat M~arkets. I~~~~~ I SMITHFIELD CATTLE MAPRKET-F.X;DAr, Nov. 22, The fresh supply of foreign cattle on sale this morning was ismall, although several of last wee'k-; unsold beasts and sheep were brought forward. On the whole, the trade, arising from the inferior condition in which the animals Were exhi- bited, was in a very sluggish state, at only stationary prices. Several ...

... rEANDFATURwES, CODMMXREO, &c. MANrCInuSmRt, Tuesday.-The gradual improvement in the state of trade in this town, to vrhich we alluded in our last re- port. has continued down to the present time, and a fair amount of business, both in yarn and goods, has been done, principally for the Levant. Prices are no hi-her; indeed, in some descriptions of yarn, they may be considered a shade under the ...

... _ I ?? I Whilehall, Non. 20. a The Queen has beeu pleased to nominate, constitute, and appoint John George Shaw Lefevre, Esq., to be one of the Ecclesiastical CEngmissioners for England. in the room of John William Earl of assboronuh, deceased. Whitehal7, Nov. 22. The Qneen has been pleased, to appoint the Right Rev. I SaTuele Wilberforce, LD.D:, Bishop of Oxford, to be her Ma- jesty's High ...

... I ie (Fir~m the dinburgh Gazette of Tuesday.) (F|omte SEQUESTRATIONS. se I James Young, lately eommission merchant and manufac- gr turer, Glasgowv, now dleceased. YoVnri-, Brothers, & Co., manufacturers, Glasgow. James Miller, machine-maker, Edinburgh. John Yule. jun., W.S., banker, and dealer in railway and other stocls. Edinburgh. po Robert Dodds, railway contractor, Kilnknowe, near Gala- ...

... K mnllto .0 E III 4 v TUESDAY, IOVEMIER SO, 1547. 1 PRICES O0? STOCKS THIS DAY. Bank itock ?? 1 7 India Bonds under 1000 - Ditto for Acccunt ?? -outh Sea Stock . - Three per C ent.Rd An.83 Do. Old Annuities ?? 2 Three per Cent C'on. An. S5 Do. e nuitie ?? Nev r per Cent. Anns. 1751 - Ne 3 'r e . S onsol ?? ?? 85 N~ewz 5 per Cetn . ?? - dia Soc for Lon-g Aunuities to expire Canada Guaranteed ...

... (Times.) The parallel now daily asserted between the last seven years of the war and our present railway expenditure is rather a bold attempt on the dulness and credulity of the public. It assumes first, that those seven years were a period of prosperity and improvement, and that the ex- pense of the war fell easily not to say beneficially, on the nation; secondly, that we have not yet ...

... Stiming. *ntelffarnfe, The Crispin, Walker, put into Peterbead 25th ult, from Greifmwald for Leith, leaky, and with cargo shifted. Scrabster Roads, Nor. 21.-Put in the James Peacock, Leady from Aberdeen, lost all her sails in the gale of the 22d ult. off Cape Wrath, and must have a complete set before she can pro- ceed on her voyage. North Shieldls, Nov. 27.-The Jane and Jessie, Robinson, of ...