... EDIINBUEGH SHARE LIST. SxsrnnA1s, JnLY 17, 1847. I ;iTo-Day's Sales. 1'ded. ososeoposo f stack. X Pal LastQas- Per Cent. Sns .67 ?? 100o 100 165 0 S rts is I 100IG 102000 73 Caedonan Bak 10313 D 001Q0 00 6 Ciaty f r15 ?? 10 011 6IO5 5 !Painburgb S, GtS- 50 25 6 Oiixch.Bankof So~t-. 106e7 e 7 7 ilsle of Man Cern.-.- 500 10 2 17 6 6 NatiooalBrnk . ?? i 5 1 ?? tb of Srcland20 0 7 6 'N l~nk 'O ...

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... . - ?? - - I 1-4h,m im I Southampton, Julv 2.-On coining out of Cadiz LiEa, the IberiaL steanier fell in vkth the English brig Jane, Golie, of Leith. from Ssl,~oicv, with Indirtn corn. bound to Liverpool. She ras in c sinkiinr state, arid was soakirsg fhr Cadiz, hiiich was theu about four miles distant. Sbe haLL a signal of distress flying. The mien were quite cvhausrted ?? the fatiguo of ...

... GROWING DANGER OF TRE IERTS- COASTS TO I ~~TRADING VESSELS. (From the Duomfries Courier,) A corresponident who resides in Garliestown, and had seen the Captain's letter to his owners, communicates the following revolt- ing ?? the 30th June, the sloop Charlotte of the port named, when on the coast of Ireland, wvas visited by three row boats, to all ajpenrance bent otil no friendly errand. At ...

... Arrived in the Clyle on Sattirday, the brig Rowley (260), of Greenock, Campbell, from Peroambuco, in 38 days, with a cargo of ieigal and cotton. On the I3t tlt., in lat. 33. .50. N., long. 3SS 40. I., spoke the brig Janet of Leith, from Mauritiis for Cork, out 84 days. Arrived in the Clyde on Sunday. the barque British Isle (318), of Glasgow, Brown, from MTexillones ; sailed 16th Jan., with a ...

... AGRICUYLTURnE; for ?? Or THEM BRITISH AND FOREIGN; CORN TRA.DE ais- ~~DURING THE PAST WEEK. no. ~(Front the Morl; Lane Express of Mfonday.) ow, Thevweather retains its favourable character; since the thoun- inderstorm of the 16th inst.4 there appears to hare been no rain in i nany part of the kingdoni, and hating had hot sunshine daily, the eeta, growing grain crops have teed forbed rapidly ...

... -,Tairltets. ?? ?? ?? LONDON CORN RZCNLNGR-Jung 28. There was a fair show of Wheat from Kent this morning, and though factors would have accepted prices Ss. to l Os. per quarter beloaw ee.se of Monday last, they wore unable to effect a dlear- ae.Barley, Pease, and Cats were dull of sale, and Is. to 2s. per qr. chaeaper. Beans are quite neglected, -very large arrivals of foreign having. ...

... Court of SESSiox.-The Court rises on Tuesday for the summer vacation. Friday the l st and Friday the 29th October have been appointed box-days i the ensuing vacation. Sir Walter Scott’s Tombstone. —On Friday, two large blocks ol granite for the above purpose, were landed Leith, from the VV illiam Hogarth schooner from Aberdeen On one of them are the names of the lamented Baronet and his ...

... THIS Company has been established for the purpose of making Advances on Railway Stock, and other convertible Securities. The Company will allow Interest at the rate of Fl\ E PER CENT. PER ANNUM, till farther notice, on all Deposits made with them, for six months certain, and repayable at three months’ notice. - The interest to be payable at Whitsunday and Bias. Commission allowed to ...

... THE HIGHLANDERS IN FRANCE AND BELGIUM : A SEQUEL TO “THE HIGHLANDERS SPAIN,” Forming the Fourth Volume of THE ROMANCE OF W A R,” By JAMES GRANT, Esq., late 62d Regiment, IS PUBLISHED TIMS DAT, PRICE 10S. 6D. Henry Colburn, Publisher, 13, Great Marlborough Street, London. Agents for Ireland, Gumming & Tergus(jrN, 17, Lower Ormond Quay, Dublin. Sold by all Booksellers. ...

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... COMMAIERCIAL PROSPECTS. ra. Z n -l . Ix (From thie Doild News.) Since the beginning of June there has been a compara- tively slight but a decidedly continuous increase of cheer- ful hopefulness noticeable in the business of our two great branches of textile manufacture. The reports from Manchester at the close of May spoke of 1 small trans- actions and 1 irregular prices during the ...