... 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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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), ...

... MAIRKETS. LONDO3N CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 12. At the clcse of last weel, wheat met with an increased demand at an advance ?? per qr., and large transactions reported. Tho weatherbas becarke mostsplendid for the'growing crops. notwithstanding wbich our market opened timorning with good spirit, and English wrheat soon cleared at an advance of 4s to SH per qr. over the currency of this day week. A ...

... TimPasnDAY. JCLT 22. Descriptions of Stocks.- Shares. Fain n Bank1 or Scotlandi British Linen Caledonianl city of Glasgow Clydesdale Commrercial. Eastern Edinburgh & Glasgow Exchiange Bunk of Scotland National North British Dank North of Scotland Royval. Unton. Western Aberdeen Fire and Life :..5 British Guarantee Associa tion , 10 Caledonian Fire &, Life. . .10 0 City of Glasgow Lire . . . 5 ...

... Abstract of the Nett Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain in the Years and Quarters ended 5th July, 1846, and sth July, 1847, showing the Increase or Decrease thereof.: Income for the Year ended 5th July, 1847, as compared with that ended 5th July, 1846. Year ended Julv 5j 1546. . 184I. Increase. Decrejss. - - . ?? , £ ;t46£ 1847 Customs ?? 1 7,688,461 18,792,348 1,10X,887 Excise .. 12,025 ...

... (From the Globe.) The publication of the official accounts of the trade and navigation of the ?? Kingdom for the five months ended 5th June last, enables us again to form an estimate of the state of our commercial dealings with foreigners. The value of our exports is decidedly, though as yet slowly, increasing. The aggregate value of the principal articles of British and Irish produce exported ...

... AGRICULTU RE. 7eREVIEW OF THE EfITISII AND FOREIGN CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. (Fr em the Mark. Lane E xpress of Monday,) idl We have nvess arrived at a period of the year when the slightest at alterationa in the weather isas more or less influence on the tone of ,is the grain trade; and though nothing has occurred since our last to give rise to uneasiness respecting the growing grain ...

... GLASGOW SUGAR MARKET. JULY 24. Por Wert India muscorado sugars there has been a good demand this week. Thb sales amount to 53l hhds and tra, and 480 ?? brown Trinidads sold at 34r, dry browns %os 6d to 37Da d, middling 38B to ;9s. brown St Kitts 37g 6d to 38s, middling and good middling 39s to IIs fit, go d yellows 425 6d to 44g. The sales made in tauritius sugars are '945 bags middling and ...

... (From the Times.) M11r. Cobden's letter frorn Venice to his electors contains, like everything else thlat he has said or written in public, much that is tuine in fact, sound in calculation, and admirable in sentiment. There is, however, coe passage, and that the most important in the letter, which, in our humble opinion. is founded on an old error of the League, and iwtill in the end detract ...