... - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~c] THE usual returns of the Revenue for the year and S quarter, ending on the 5th instant, have been published. c They seem to be, on the whole, as satisfactory as could r have been expected, so far as such conclusion may fairly c4 be warranted by comparison of the results with those of n the previous year, due allowance being made: for the in- tV fluence of varying ...

... 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 ...

... I I.FOR THEWEER.E NL . , F'OB TflE WEEK E:SDIhG M0S-3, Y LAST. IMPORTS. | HAM'BUrno.-815 pieces oak timber or knees, 6 pieces fir timber; Niel Smith, Jun. Cesar (Hanseatie ship), Janson, waster. R[GA.-1000 quarters oats; Best, Robb, & Co. Rapid (103 tons), Moir, master. GOODS WAREHOUSED. 1056 lbs. tea, David Dunn & 668 lbs. coffee, Robert Ste- Co. Yens 1242 do. Brebner & Ragg 6281 do. William ...

... BRITISH CREDITORS AND FOREIGN I : DEBTORS.' - I I I The unfortunate dupes of Spanish, Portuguese, and North ?? American dishonesty are greatly indebted to Lord GEORGE BEKTINCK, for having elicited from Lord PALMERSTON one of the most forcible speeches in their behalf which ever fell from the lips of a foreign minister, and we trust that wheni that speech is read by those governments to whom it ...

... .QCZe gSArktth. L NGL IS H. LONDON COIIN.XCHA GE, FRtDAY, JULY 9.-Sieca Monday the arrivals of English Wheat for our market have bee, onl a very (inited sarne, ?? th c~hoW Of samples Iteimto-day Wali smll Alth~ough thle ettendanice of buyers was by Do leensa large, thern wats tiore 61l1111iCO3 onl the part of the factors, endin usome few iostaneso, tlmc bes~t qui-lities of white Wheat sold a't ...

... I 9thippfng Inte!{toence. I FOREIGN ARRIVED. JULY I-Judith, KIelsey, fronrRiga. Constitution, Reds- _ monds, from Gothenburg. Rob Roy (s), Knocker; Helen, _ Laycock, from Petersburg. Carl Johan, Anderson, from _ Gothenburg. Hamburg (a), Brown, from Hamburg. Acbil- _ les, Hensch, from Lubeck. 2-Transit (s), Main, from Ant.. werp. Ashbury, Whitfield. from Stockholm. LisetteRuge, _ from Stettin. ...

... Dublin, July 8. The condition of the country, in a social point of view, can be fully understood from fierce litigation now going on at quarter sessions. In addition to the instances to which I have before referred, there at Nenagh the enormous quantity of 4,500 civil bills and 200 criminal cases ; at Strokestown, one of the divisions of the county of Roscommon, there were 1,900 civil bills, ...

... l3wittrup,, AIR.4NETT William, Holley, Oxfoidshire,inntanpr: ' 20, C(u XoLl' Bakrupicy. Jlaoinglv.ils.o.l Soi : Balnbury. DAVIS ounr, Lonie, I.ndate lill, dealer io gkh-.i. .- ?? Coutlt4 tO,34r.J 11;0 gllufl~ asil-g 'l.tnet. 40; MI olrilk;.etreooM, LAKE Thormin Man, UXh)ridp, intooeller .July 1 * ICoiirI.of Bmlaniruprecy,1s ?? .'lnl 3icesl- ' ?? Snsilitii Coopers' Hlai. 't'13.:MPlF. Wdi~nro, 7 ...

... THE FARVIVER'S JOIRTNiU. EXETER MARKETS. CATTLE MARKET.-ln this market, of FAr BOLLrOCtS, though not over numerous, yet were thoro more than were wanited; butl as to q' ality and pritneuetls, a man may ride a long day's journey before lhe will witness, ait a merely ordinary weekly market, such a spleudid and admirable exhibition of Fat Stock again. Indeed, there note alnuir' Blnlocks in a ...

... BIRKENHEAD COMMISSIONERS. The ami monthly meeting of the body waa held on Tuesday itenipf the Commissioners' Room*, Hamilton-square. The jollewing member* were present Messrs. Ben them, (in the Thompson, Laird, Pim, Wat eon. Pike. Green, Fox, Bar boar, Cole, and Uicklio. The proceeding* of the Lighting and Watching Committee IM(V read and oonhrmed, also thon the Health Committee. minute* of ...

... ADEaDMEN SIZA XE LxST. TITESDAY, JULY 13. (Corrected from the OfflcWial List.) Sh,*e. Paid. £5 £5 20 5 100 100 100 100 10 210 10 10 20 . 10 500 100 25 10 5 5.O 100 50 . 50 10 20 5. 6 3-. 50 10 100 100 100 50 50 .., 50 50 2. 20 . 111 10t la 25 if 100 12. .110 ,. 151-- 100 10 100 10 10 1I 10 1 ...

... THEQUARTER'S REVENUE. Thte revenue ret'urns for the quarter ending July 5, 1847, of areve ryati,,faetort, proving, as theydo, that however severe may Bar eave been., the pressuro upon all the great Interests of the rountry during the pest Quarter, the permanent prosperity of those great basl interests hba not been impaired. There Is an increase in the revenue, Th both Sor the quarter and the ...