... ARnTV1I16 AT A-BERDPEN. - May 23. Duke of Richmond, Campbell, Leith. -24. The Queen, Campbell, Lerwiok; '*Sarah, CIhristie. Hartlepool; Bonnie DundeCrnLih UHope, Quickc,Hamburg ;Byram Lindsaye, Chrane, Leith;- ,n garet and Jane, Robertson, boddam ; Katherine, Etter- le shank, Sunderland; Countess of Liverpool, Colempan, Whit. stable;- Norna, Boaden, Montrose; Granite, Macpherson, te ...

... ABERDEEN SD. ARE LIST. TUESDAY, AUG. 8. (Correctedffrom the Official List.) Share. Paid. RAILWAYS. Latest Sales. f0 50 Aberdeen ..21 10 0 So . 50 5 Alford Valley 010 0 25 25 Arbroath and Forfar . 2.,. 250 0 12i 12i Do. , do. Half Shares-. 13 00 If Do. eO. Quarters 12 6 50 So Caledonian .. 26 0 0 25 Si. 8. Do. HalvesIII 0 50 S Deeside.. ...

... FRO.Mf THE LONDON GAZETTE. * War Qjflcp, A 1g0. 4. 2d Dragion GLaa'ds-0-ir~niet T. B3. Tomlin to be Lieutens ant., by joichase, vice llilley who retires, J. Clemrents to be Cornet. by pur~chase, vice I1 omlin. 3d Light Dragoons'_F 'F. 0. Hopson to be Cornet, by puchase, vice Dirnmdale,'appoir'ted to the loth Light Dra- gco as. '(th Ditto-Lie it'naiit E. IT. Cooper tobhe Captain, by pur- chase, ...

... (Prom the.Edinburgh Gazette of Tuesday.) SEQUESTRATIONS. Walter Wlsono'merchant, Glaigtqw. Thomas Allan, farmer and cattle dealer, Overeroy. John Drummond, banker and merchant, Crieff. decelsed. HIugh Cochran, accountant and stock-hroker, Glassow. James Wotherspoon, general grocer, Linktown of Abbots- hall, deceased.. mrETINGS. &C. John Mundell, stock broker, Edinburgh-to be examined in the ...

... U(Fromn the Edinbunruh Gazette of Tuesday.) SEQUESTRATIONS. B. F. Lloyd & Company, wholerale stationers, Edinburgh. Alrxander Bruce, shipmaster, vintner, and flesbar, Fraser- IF burch, Thomns M1ckenzip, innkeeper and corn merchant, Beauly. LJohn hP'Dougal, dyer, Glasgow. INEETINGS, &C. Creditors of Fraser and Smith, merchants, Thurso, will re. ceive an equalising and final dividend, at the ...

... London and Frovincial Grain W~axkets I~ ~ ~~~ I _ I Lni MARK LANE, Lo.NDoN;, Monday, 10th January, 1848. Ofl The show of English Wheat this morning was moderate, go and the trade was steady, tho' the demand was by no Mean tic active; the best conditioned samples were disposed of at the at full rates of last Monday, but any thing inferior hung on hand. Foreign Wheat was only in retail request, ...

... CO MMES DRaM &3CItD, tI ; OR THE WXEK ENDING XONDAT LAXT. iMPORTS. APPgLg-jsquarterswheat,.William Wbite'g'Executin-; 242 quarters wheat, William Webster -0o quartersdo,, Alexander Eddie - 57 quarters te rae AlIeander Smith. Agnes, (97 tons,) lbavid Hamnblin. master., HAIMBURG.-100 quarters wheat, William Webster; 180oa do., John Webster; 100 quarters do., James Forsyth ,o gqarters do., ...

... Downin,7Sereet,_Dec. i.~ The Queen has been Pleased to iiPDoixit Robert Ehenie zer Brown. Esq., M.D.. to be Colonial Surgeofifor her Majesty's Forts and Settlements on' the Gold Coast. War 0111ce, November 24. 6th Dragoon Guards-Captain Thomas St. George Lister, from half-pay Portuguese Officers, to be Captain. vice Daniel Henry -Mackinnon, apoointed Paymater 43d Foot; Lieutenant Frederick ...

... COW=MMRCZAL. LI8%. FORB THeE WEEK ENDING MONDAy iAST. ImPORTS. KOflcGsssrnG.-150quarters wheat, William Webater- ;tso quarters do., Alex: Garden,; 34 .irs.* do;..David Paterson;- I bags tres, Doaid Paterson. Haidee, (55 toni) George Thornsongk master'.,!t,~ ROTTrERIATM.-30 bales flax,lticbardS and Co., 40 mats do., William Ogilvie; 31 baskets tobacco pipes, William Wit- liams ;, 9 hampers do., ...

... L-ondaon and ProylUCIal Grain 3Sarkets. , I . MARK LANE,LOiDoNr, Monday, 2ith July, 1849. We had considerably more animation in our trade this morning owing to the reports from all parts of the country of the increasing disease in Potatoes, coupled with the continued unsettled weather, and althongh we had a fair show of En'- lish Wheat it met with a brisk sale, the whole being readily disposed ...

... London a!d vnca n Gitarkets. I MARK LAN9E, LoWLANDm, Momnay, tth June, 184e We a've ndesome fne rain for the list 'day or two, which is highly beneflieil to the}growing cSops, -and :8althoulgh the -showr of -English Wheat this, Morning w7as Only mloderate. the trade wa~ excessivelydull, and. it wras with extreme'dili- -culty 'that a C~earanc iccondv heeffectedi thotusb offered at Ca reduction ...

... L onhdon and Provincial Grain Warkets MARK LANE, LONDsON, Monday, 14th February. 1848. Tesuppiy of Wheat thismnorring being small, we were en- ablied, wit out much difficulty, to effect a clearance of- the best conditioned samples, and though the socondary and infe- rior sorts for some time hung on hand, the whole supply was ultimately disposed of at la,3t Monday's prices. The enquiry for ...