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... , . In handsome portable volume, price Bs. fid., TALACK’S PICTURESQUE TOURIST Oh SCOT-77 LAND. Fifth Edition, corrected and improved. Containing an accurate Travelling Map; Sixteen Engraved Charts of Roads, Railroads, and Interesting Localities (in_ eluding Plans of Edinburgh and Glasgow;) numerous Views of the Scenery, on Wood and Steel; and a copious Itinerary. comprehensive, intelligent, ...
... ARDRORSAN FoUll AND CHARA.CTER SMARKET. -n I- _ ?? - A_ Er ,r1 -A- -n Too so, -DA -e rh1-n - The second annual Tryst at Ardrossan for the sale of sheep and t wool was held on TuLesdaty last, the 6th inst. There was a large attendance of farmers and dealers, including marty breeders from n Arran, Kintyre, and other parts of the Highlands. As will be e observed, however, from the annexed ...
... ONDON CoRN EXCHANGE JULY 26, The tirriestis or foreign wheat, barley, cats., ard dour are Very nitusar- ous The whsest tptere Cetsaqusntl ?? vary dull this morning. and very little Isromisil coiod be ni-d, in the Sale ofeither Eziglisb or f'orelgn uet1ta rof llen o' ?? ptrmiq. 72s yieldod to pubbassre at which a fair obd ~ietly to country buyers. Indiant torts held more irmly Insi ateD loreio ...
... :warueto. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE-July 2. We have again to report abundant arrivals of foreign grain, the chief part of the wheat from the Baltic and MIediterranean, the oats from Riga, and the beans from Egypt. The trade, in consequence, is paralyzed for the moment, wheat in many cases being offered at a further reduction of 5s. per quarter, but so great is the reserve practised by the buyers, ...
... P A C E E T B O A T S. iGENERAL. POS OFuuCE, Jlly 17. ?? ?? 'StiietsO!i. - _ List Pack L-ets deroathed Sailed. N Pacet STATIO-N.- etot.D. *Lisbonaiadeira ! 1 (via Lisbon ) - ,anl Jupiter, Iberia, 'Sp'ain,Gib)ralC- ili Jufv 1. Jl tl~ar .>Gibrvl Jevery'nmonthI - lily6. *Malta, 'Greece, *Ion. Islauds. 3d &- 20th nf Tagus Ezvpt, Ceylon, every month. July 3. India.S:(,'hina) i I Britsh Colonie;S ...
... GLASIGOW SHARlE LIST. , T-Ranauvy. JULY 1. Descriptions of Stocks. Sbhres. Bank ?? ?? 100 0 British Linen ?? 100 0 Caledonian .. .. 10 0 Cityof Glasgow .. .. 10 0 Clydesdale . .. . 20 0 Commercial . 500 0 Eastern . . . 25 0 Edinburgh Gilasgow - 5 0 Exchange Sank of Scotland . - ]20 0 Natlonal . . 50 0 North Rritish Bank . ?? 0 0 North ?? . . . . 20 0 Royal ..100 0 Union ?? 0 Western ?? 20 0 ...
... SHIP INEWS. Arrived in the Clyde oi Wednesday, the brigantine Packet ?? of Port-C lasgot, IBowser: from Barbadoes, in 41 days; sailej I9tch ult., wvith a cargo of sugar and molasses. Left loadino, for Clyde, the brig Norna, of Greenock, M'Coag. Had light vinds throughout the passage. Came, by the North Channel. Spoke no vessels. Arrived sanme day. the baroine Annabella (199), of Port-CGa gow, ...
... Robert Lyall of Lauriston, in the County of Kincardine, Esq William MTnroy, of the Burn, the County of Kincardine, . William Burnett Ramsay, Captain in KiHe Brigade, at present stationed in Canada. The Right flon. Fox Maule, M.P.. of Brechin and Navar; Sir Thog. Burnett of Crathes Castle, in the County of Aberdeen, Baronet; Alexander Ramsay, the younger, of Balmain, in the County of Kincardine ...
... his numerous friends that he has received into Stock an additional larye assortment of their Bottled WINES, SPIRITS, LIQUEURS, fyc., which being of genuine quality not to be surpassed, icell as moderate in price, he can with confidence recommend to Families in Town and Country Mr. Siieed has samples of the various in Messrs Bell, Ronnie, If Co.’s List, from which a selection can be made to ...
... To be Let, for the Season, by Private Bargain, FIELD of GRASS on the Farm of Ltnemohe, and Two Fields on the Farm of Arbrack, containing about 12, 8, and 13 Acres. Apply to James Dunbar, at Arbrack, Botripbnie. 3d July, 1847. ...
... Arrived in the Clyde on Wednesday. the barque Copia (300). of Greenock, Hardy, from Antiguna, with a cargo of mnolasses and rum. Came by the South Channel. Had fine weather Left loading, for Clyde, thebrig Hamlet, of Greenock, MI'Laren; and, for Liverpool, the Dennison, King-both to sail in a few days. Spoke the Naiad, of Whitehaven. Arrived in the Clyde on Thursday, theship Christian (449), ...
... A LARCH SCHOONER, of about tons J\. O. M.,and 55 tons N. M ,to class A. 1, six ' years at Lloyds, of the following dimensions Length of Keel, feet; breadth of Beam, f ee depth of Hold, 9 feet; is all Oak bindings, and extra fastened. A beautiful model, and will carry a large cargo on a light draught of water, and sail fast; can be launched one month from this date. _ For farther particulars, ...