... SMIPPING INTELLIOERCE. AntRIVen AT AnERDrEN.-Aug. 12. Victoria, Willett, Petorbead; Duke of' Richlmond, Campbell, Leith; Novar, Cook, Newvcastle.-1:3. Happy Rgturn, Niculson, Haitlepool; Bonnie Dundee, Parrot, Leith; Queen, Campbell, Lerwick; Livoino, Cruirckshank, Newcastle.-14. Brothers, B3cnzie, Sunderland; Le Gorine'Theophile, Lavollie, herring fishory; Asebduke, Archer, Dundee; Armitetead ...

... Cattle and Meat arkoets. SMITHFIELD MARKET.-Friday, Sept 19. There was a moderately large supply of meat at Smithfield to-day, and the trade was a little brisker for mutton and beef, at an advance !, in price of 2d. per stone for thcfine quality. The sale of veal andlamb, on the contrary, was very slow, at former quotations. Price per stone of 8bs., sinking the offal. sd. s1dsId. B..d. e Beef ...

... London and Provlnoial Grain Markets. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-Wednesday. At this day's market English wheat scarcely any on sale; foreign had rather moet enquiry at late rates; floating cargoes are scarce off the coast, end batlittle choice of buyers; so no change cats be report- ed. Indian corn distant, has a moderate demand, but the turn of price rather in favour of buyers. Barley had only a ...

... CO DaZE: CXIAL LIST, FOR THE WEEK ENDING MONDAY LAST. 17MlPORTS. Ncusroor.-523 Osarlors ibeat, James Lcslie. IlansJacob(Danikh ship), li. V. Ilbet,, manster. STE T-res~-.7I qna tcrs wheat, Alexa~nder Sthmi. Janet AtI'Wiflims, (97 tO)1 S), J. I\5t'Willi am, muaster. SeTETrit..-.t7) qoartero vheat, 1V. White's Executors. Unity (88 tonsb), W. Cow ie, ifastevr. Sr. P1 itsnuita. --.}68 bales anad a ...

... FROM'THEODON GAZETTE. i * : The following promotions have this: day taken place conpequenot upon the death of Admiral' Sir Edwai-d Hamilton, BiL, K'C.B. - Admiral Of the Blue George Barker to be Admiral of the White; Vice-Admirlof thbe Red'the Earl d6 Dandbnkld,'G.C;B.- to be Admirai of the Blue; Vice-Admiral or the WhiteWilliami Henry Brown Trem- letto be Vice-Admiral of the 'Red; Vice ...

... :''.- FIA - PRICE-C O 18 O. e- ILIA~~~RS- Pe~s co lsso: -, : --- : i -ABERO5EENSHfl. . 0 Sgruckc Sit March. Su per imp. qr. pee old boll. Lo Farm or mirket bear, Ist (withouitfoider).dl 10 .80 6 10 11:l2ths Pa -Far or mnarliet bear, Ist(with fodder) 1 8 .0 .. .Fr Famormarket bear, 2d (ithout fodder) 10 0 0V1 13-12ths vex Farm bmarket bedr,2d (with fodder') 1 7 0 Eb Barley (without, fodder) - - ...

... ABERDEEN RAILWAY COMpANY. l THE -suan bali-yearly statutory -meeting of this Company was hold within the Offices, Market Street, on Voednesday last- Lord James Hay, Chairman of the Company, prosidihg. The SECRETARY read the advertisement calling the meeting, and the seal of the Company having been affixed to tile register of shareholders, Air TIuonIsozi requested that, as lie had a particular ...

... I .1 DIC!!1BES sCIXId A. .. - i? I \ - O.;: . - : -. I I. . *DUNUE.-The flax market hs. jbeen extremely dull last week. Spinners still. evence a .strong disinclinatioa to purchase at present prices; and. transaItions have conscquenttly been inconhidesable. Priceshave under one no alteration: Riga P.C.lM . has beer sold at £39;.Archangei 4th sort, 'at £40;. and' St. Pcter=blergb; 9 head, at .II ...

... (F' om the Londoa Papera of monday.) LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-Monday. At Mark Lane to-day there was a scanty show of wheat by land-carriage eartples from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, and from more remote counties there ware very few offers. The mill ers manifested more disposition to purchase than of late, and the stands were cleared early at prices fully equal to those current on this day se'nuight; ...

... (From the Shipping Gazette of Friday.) The depression which wehad to noticeas existinginthegraintrade for several weeks past still continues, although circumstances have oc- curred of late of a nature calculated to restore confidence. We refer more particularly to the falling off in the arrivals from abroad, and the relatively high pri-es current in most of the continental markets as compared ...

... CO MMYZMIRCIAL LIST, FOR THE WEEIK ENDING 1IONDAY LAST. IMPORTS. JgR'Ey.-R30 busbels apples, George Noel, jun. Willing (28 tons), G. Noel, jmn., master. HAls ]I u no nr.-74 tons bones, Aberdcen Lime Co. Agnes (82 tons) A. Alisnto, master 3ras1sy.-600 buslhels apples, George Pegler. Frisk (10 tons) 1L Laming, master. GOODS WARIEHIOUSED. 2118 lbs. tea, P. Diack 2R8 galls. brandy, S. Shephercl ...

... Tna Revenue returns for the year and quarter ending the 10th instant have been published, and present a satisfactory evidence of the prosperity of the various sources of national income. The past half-year has certainly been, in some respects, exceptional; but, at the same time, the peculiar circumstances in which we have been placed cannot have so far improved the re- venue as to account for ...