... There willLe exposed to public r-nip, on Mondav of August n. xf, at Viewfieed, BGUT ,15 Acres of OATS, and Acres of BEAR, of A very superior quality. To be put in Lots - to accoronaodate purchasers. , , , , , The roup will commence at clocky Pijx, Credit will be given on security usuul. Viewfieid,3eth July, 1847. Sale of Growing Crop, UPPER KIRKHILL, NIGG. There be-esposed to sale, by public ...

... AGlRICULTUJ RE SYUWN OF TIHU SUZYZEW AED flflrIGE COR TflDr DUM5NG TUE PAST WEEK. (From Ei/c Mark Lane Express oflMondkay.) Thoe weather having remaidned urincterruptsdly Sose throughout thle week, the cutting of grain has been pretty generally cone- meteced in the southern parts of the kingdomi. Nothineg very tiefinite, can of course at present be knownw respecting lice yield, but the little ...

... MOUSEY GIEN AWAY. THF. following Sums of MONEY, ,£200. £lOO, 2 of .£25. and 10 of .fio will be presented by the Proprietors of the JERSEY TELEGRAPH to the first Subscribers to that Paper for One Year, from this date ; a like sum to every additional 5000. The Subscription Bs. can be-forwarded through any Bookseller, or News Agent, or in Postage Stamps, by Post-otfb-e Order, payable to Mr ...

... On Tuesday a general meeting of the registered shareholders in this company was held in the Royal Hotel (Carrick's), Glas- gow, at one o'clock. W. F. Campbell, Esq. of Islay, in the chair. Among the gentlemen present ?? Beauchamp Cole, Esq.--J. Webster, Esq.-Alexander Morrison, Esq.-James Morrison, Eiq.--ames Mlrtmes, Esq. W.S.-Elias Gibb, Esq.-Colin Campbell, Esq.-John Ramsay, Esq.-John ...

... E, --onlylan 4 SATURDAY, AUGUST 21, 1847. - :PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY. Bank Stock ?? ?? 195a India Bonds under 1600 0is DittoforAccount ?? -South Sea Three pet eno. Red An. S Do. Old ?? Threeper Cent Con. An. S4,1, Do. New Annuities ?? New &petCent. Ann. -3 per Cent. Anns. 175i - * New 8 ier Cent. ?? sols for ?? New 5 per Cents ?? India Stock for . Long Annuities to expire Canada ...

... SPECULATORS IN COR'N. (M10orning chronicle.) The large failures which have taken place in the corn trade have been received in certain quarters with a species of feeling rarely excited by commercial misfortunes, but strikingly indicative of the ignorant and mischievous pre- judices which still widely prevail relative to all dealings in thle food of the people. This feeling is not likely to be ...

... PACKrET BOATS. GlNERAL POST OFFree, Avg. .9 Des i:1atiOnls. - * I -a Meas Last Packets Next pacaets SOUTHAtMPTO despatched SAiLI' DUe. -rrtx ro .odn -ald Jptr Lihon.Ma e tira th 17th- sa b ( ia 'isbon), I 7th, Pha, Jupiter, ?? ?? mnonth.u *\lalta. *(reece, ' i p *ion Islands, 3d & 20th Rip, Egvj t. Cevlon. f every naouth. l July 2i. Inldia.&s China). British Cnonoiefl! in UWest indies i ...

... CATTriOI?. ROWLAND & RON, Hatton Garden, Lomlon, hog to caution the Nohility and Gentry against being misled by the_ attempts of some shopkeepers, who, to compounds of their own manufacture, give the titles of Macassar Oil,” Kalydor,” and Odonto, some under the implied sanction of Royalty and the Government departments, with similar attempts at deception, while they copy the bills, labels, ...

... „The Severn steamer, Vincent, arrived at Southampton on Thursday—freight, small quantity of gold. She brings mails the following datesDemerara, 10th of July ; St. Cuba, 20th; Tobago and Trinidad, 21st; Jamaica and Barbadoes. 21th; Grenada, 25th ; Jacmel, St. Lucia, and St. Vincent, 2tith ; Puerto Rico, Nevis, St. Kitts, Montserrat, anil Antigua, ; St. Thomas’s, of July ; and Fayal, August 12. ...

... GLiSGOW LT ARIKETS. I - . I , - .1 -e I x .. . . (From thr Monthly Crlnwdr of llesasr. r. Connau fr Co.) I 0 ?? C O . a- ___i__~jiLtII_ tons. tons, tons. tons. tons. tons. The stocknofesugarand molasses in the ports of Clyde on June 28. 1647, were ?? ?? 14393 343 1951 4871 11558 5272 Landed during present monthl. ?? ?? ?? 1915 1 48 1694 35658 4052 6308 344 1999 6565 15216 9.324 Delivered ?? ...

... Nlabal Portsm-nouth, Augnust 2. Sre CIAORLCS NAsPIM'eS SQuanDoR.-When the squadron got outside the Knob Light the Admiral made signal to form line of sailing in two columns, the St Vincent, 12G, Captain Milue (flag ship), and the Venceance. 84, Captain Lushington, forming the weather line-the Howe, 120, Captain Sir P. Stirling, and the Queen, 110, CaptainT Sir H. Leeke, forning the lee line. ...

... THE MONEY fMARKET. TO THE MDe rOR Or Tern CAnLEDONcItA NaEr7,- SIP-The London papers received this morning, bring the formal announcement by the Bank of England, that the mi- nimutn rate of discount bus been raised to 5j per cent. This, although not unexpected, vill have the obvious tendency to render still more embarrassing, the already sufficiently awk- ward position of every one throughout ...