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... SCOTCH PARLIAMPNTARY-B-SINESS. LIt F.LS. May 23, Spirit Licelnses Bill-bili read a secod tirme, and comntlittel far Wednesday lith June. Small Debts Bill-Fuithar censideration of report de. ferred till Wednesday 6th June. Parliamoentary 1B3rghs Bill-Second reading deferred till Monday next. Royal Burghs Bill-Secant reading deferred till Men- day n~ext. Bankrupts Estates Bill-Cocmmittee ...
... faarteto. aCOR EXCEL&NGE, 5LONDO0N, WYa~y 23. The ?? of Grain this week baabeen mall, with the ex- ception of Irish Oats. Several veasels having dropped up the river during market hours,, these, added to the return OG Mondsy, caused our dealers to hold off purchilasng. and very few ates were made ; lsricea generally are without varaltion from last market day. Mungerfbrd, May 22. FISH-Turbots. ...
... QIartets. CORBN ECHANGE, LONDON, 1Way 25. The upply of Wheat this weet has been nmoderate. Our illers weje ready btuyers for thil article at Mondaysb rat-s. auid t ards the cluse cf the marlket r, clesnee was maroe on ralher better termsl0. B:rley, Beastl and Peas4, a steady I lo, vi'hsut alteration in VatUe. Wc ha-e had a eouwi ar- rtl or Oua this week frorn Irelan~d, but not mmuch from other ...
... SCOTCH PAr-LIAAIENTARY BUSINESS. M0y 22. Advocations Bidii.(umeensatiton to Officers -Resolution agreed to-lrstruction to Committee that they have power to make provision therein pursuant to the said resolution. Personal D7iligende (S§ctland) BillCompeasatiot tt7 Officers-Resslutjon agreed to-lnstrucunn to Comanit: tee, that they have posver to mike provision pursuant to the said resolution. ...
... ?? ?? CORN E9lXSHAXiNO, LONDON., The SuppieseOr Wheat are moderate. but our millers are not free purchasees, and as factors hud drmli there basbeen a slow sale to-day, and at fully the rates of fliis day week. Fi1o0r SUppOrts late prices, BBrley of every descrlt~bln is scarce aiid meets a good dernand at the currenye of this day week. Beans anid grey Peaae ret without alteration sinee tiiB ...
... moflloUn= WEDNESDAY, MAY 23. STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWO O'CLoCK. Bank ?? 204 Ilndia Stock - 271 Titreeper Cent. Rfd. 931 India Bonds_ _ Three perCeet.Cnnsnls 94,.j Annuities (Jan. 1s0) 15 3-16 Ditto lorAcclauntw~ q4l Do. New (ditto) I. Tbreeand~alfper~cnts. -Do. (Oct. 159) Do. ?? Do. (Jan. 130) Do. do. New. 1.202l1, Do. ( Oct. 1880) Four per Cents. - ixchequer Bills G7 65 Irish BankStkc:c_ -. The ...
... EL o I I ) a . FRIDAY, MAY 25. STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stock _ 20 India Stock - Threeper Cent. Rod C3i Inia sends _ t2 68 Three ptrCent.Consols I44s annuities (Jan. 180) 1]54 Ditto forAcncunt- 94 Do. New (dilto) 1, Three and ?? Do. (Oct. 1859) - Do. ?? lOP' D11n. (Jsn. 1831)) - l5.a, dO. s~ew ?? AirDnO. C OL t. 1550) - Four per Cents. - -lExchequer Bills C- 62 The Queen gave ...
... ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN STEAM1 SHIP FlROM AMERICA. The Great Western sream ship arrived on Tues- day at Bristol. She left New York on the 7th inst. thus making the voyage in 14 days. She brought over 68 cabin passengers, at 35 guineas a- head, the largest number of cabin passengers thaf ever came across the Atlantic in one ship. She has also upwards of 20,00o post letters, and a cargo of ...
... 1il3pying ntelligence. Tire go-bart, Seldon, from New Orleans arrived a Liverpool, with thre muster M'Nieol, and five of the crew of the Kent, of Irvine, from Troon for Bathuret, which vessel sprung a leak on the 7th. nnd cas abandon- ed on the 11th inst., in lit. 47. 22. N., long. 27. 16. W. The remainder of the Kent's crew were picked up on the same day by the Demerara packet, bound to ...
... sbipping Intelligence. The Cheviot, Thomson, arrived at Leith, left Dan- kirk 19th instant; had strong SE. winds. Left load- ing, the Fairy, Partick, and tbe King William, for Hull. The Ant. Athin, from ll, as discharging. The Georgiana, and the Harriet (or Haidee). both for Leith, were to leave Grenada about the 12th mtit. The Miirgaret Bogle, Smith, from Leith for Quebec was spoken Uth inst. ...
... bftioing Inteltigence. The Jansen, Heron, from Portsmouth, was spoken 19th inst. in lat. 47. 30. N. long. Y. W. Konigsberg, May 4.-Freights are readily obtained here at the following ?? Dundee, 42s. 6d. per ton flax; Firtb of Forth, 45s. 7 London, 5s. per quarter wheat; east coast of England, 23s. per ton oil-oakes; and 26s. per ton of bones. To New York, 1800 dollars, and 6 per cent. far a ...