... ?? a? br rnm- Portsmouth, June 6. | Orders were received yesterday for the Terrible steam frigrate, I Captai!l PX:UIStLY, to prepare for sea immediately, and bh ready to proceed for Li-bon on the arrival of the dropatches; for the further expediting which a heat wnas ordered to he in waiting at the Clarence Victualling Yard ; all letters, packages, and su- pernumerarios for the squadronl were ...

... __-7 - - I.P U MIw = .0, P ISb*4l SATUR4Y, JNEi h 12, X847. PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY. Bank Stoak ?? 1961 IndiaBondsunder 1000 - Ditto for Account ?? - South Sea Stock . - Thfie per Cenif.Red ?? 8 DJ lo. ld -Airiuiti - Three per Cent An ?? 8SIDo. New Annuities - New 5 per Cent. Ann - 3 per Cent. Anns. 1751 New 11 per Cent . ?? 890 Consels forex diT ?? I New- 5 per Cents. - ?? India ...

... fgarcts. LONDON CORN UZOHANGN--Jnne 21. S, There was a moderate supply of English Wheat by land car- Irings samnples from Essex and Suffolk, this morning, of which a Ia sale or two were made at the openinig at Is. to 12s. per qr. ad- .bVance; subsequently, however, the trade became dull, and some Isproportion remained unsold at the dlose. In foreign a limited business only was transacted, at ...

... INVESTAKENTS. EDINBURGH SHARE LIST. I Dltd-d. Per Cent i 8 7 IS iO ?? 6 6 T 7 D 5 5 59 4111 5 4 £3 .5 .. .7 .3 6 .5 ~. .5 526p WRD-nSnDAr, Juan 2, 1847. ?? ~~ .0 ._ Desalpsen Of stccj. . n Qi ?? ] Ba-tnjoof Sicotland.10 * 1 1o 0W 0'O British Linen Co130 ~1001200o elC CaeoinBank ..10 24 9 0 |City oad as. Bank.:) lo | 12 15 40 12t Clvdesdale ?? 20 14 120 i76 Ctormmercial aonk_. .3 100 16s a ...

... The consumptive demand for wheat has within the last few clays increased materially, a11nd, no corrcsponding increase hav- ilag taken place in the deliveries fnor the growers, the supplies ?? scarcely sufficed to meet the inquiry; and. prices have, conIsequently, agrain begun to tend upwards, notwithstanding tih continuance of highly auspicious weather and very favour- -hle reports from all ...

... RDINBURGII CORN IAR ET J e supply of gra as much t Tue 16 prs. (U la 1Pl0 rl a u} he anasta 7 Oti week, excepting Wheat, which was nearly doable 'tho I last week, and met with a remarkably dull deand about a decline of 5s. on last Wednesday s quo-at- 0d also, at kinds were a shade lower, and on the whole this h b er dull market. Top of Wheat Ss; down, and . lid bee aver3. rage. ToP Of Barley ...

... ??-arsetq. IAt LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-June 7. The show of Wheat from Kent was extremely small this e morning, and sales were easily ruade, at prices Ss. per qr. above those of this day week. The to-n millers put up the top price offlour to Ss. per sack. In Barley, Beans, and Pease there was Tevery little doing, and quotations of these articles remained e much the samne ason Monday. The Oat trade ...

... TUESDAT, JTYM 15. The LORD PROVOST in the Chair. The Lord Provost said, that during the two months of his absence from Edinburgh, they had been deprived by the band of death of a greater number of citizens, and in a more unex- pected m:anner, than at any time he ever knew. One of the most distinguished of their citizens, illustrious both for his piety and for his talents, and whose active ...

... sabal IntelTfmnc'. Portsmouth, June 14. The Frolic, 16, Commander C. B. Hamilton. was paid of7 on Saturday in a manner so orderly and expeditiously is never to hare been e¶ualled at this port. The high estineatiop in which Commnander Hamilton held his crew nay be judged from the fact of their having had leave granted them on the day prior to paying off to go ashore and returning to the ship ...

... THE WEST ENDIA MAIL. Southampton, Monday Morning. The royal mail steam ship Trent, E. T. Sturdee, command- er, arrived in the river last evening, shortly before midnight, having made the passage from St Thomas's in 19 days. She brings 65 cabin passengers, and amongst her freight may be enumerated 60 tons of coffee from Jamaica, comprised in 70 tierce, 50 half barrels, and 200 barrels; she has ...

... _ . l?btaptnor Intellfarnre, Quebec, June 3.-The Klbion, Allan, from Greenock, has ar. rived at Grosse Isle. Had put into Port-aun-Basque in com- pany with the St Andrew, on account of the ice; left again on the 25th of April, and next day was stuck fast in the ice, the Belleisle being in company. A large ship in distress, with her sails furled, appeared off St Paul's Island snme three or four ...

... BRITISE CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. The weather has been decidedly broken throughout the week1 and though the rain which has fallen has done no fur- I ther positive mischief than damaging a portion of the hay in I the early districts, where cutting was commenced the first E week in June, still it has caused some uneasiness. That a I dry summer generally proves favourable for wheat in this ...