... nflU&N PACT:1EES, C6DXMEOROi~,&oc 9. DoUN1nn.-We have no change of any conseqoence 't9 re- port as to the state or prospects of our trade. Flax of4good quality continues in steady demand at former. rates, while the lower descriptions are still of dull sale. with prices in fa- vour of the buyers. In tows and codillas there is very little doing, and prices are without alteration. Yarns and ...

... NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE RACE Monpay, June 25. The Convivial Stakes of 10 sovs. each, 5 ft. and 3 only if de- clared, with 100 added—the second to receive L.20. From the New Post, once round. 22 subs. 10 of whom — Mr S. L. Psalmsinger (Basham) . . Mr Meiklam’s Inheritress . 2 . . . 3 Mr Pedley’s Cockermouth Won easily by several 1 Sweepstakes of five sovs. each, —the second to save his .p. with 15 ...

... cattle and Mfeat Warketa1': SMITHFIELD CATTLE M1AREET, FaiDAy, June 1. The sui ply of meat at market to day was large, the ln crease, hoxsever, being conlined to sheep, of which there were no less thar, l2,0a. head returned for the pa)meet of toll. against 9.380,Aln last Friday. The trade, however, was much better for everything than on Mondaye, and Prices advanced. Prime Scots fetched 3s. ...

... L-EV W ThE =- TAd .' |~~~~~~ f ..EXwO E.GRAI.N TRADP,.:- j (From thre Shtippcng Gaizelle of Frid,'y.) Though the arrivals of grain from abroad have been on a more moderate scale dering the last week or two than Pre- vionsly.'and-the deliveries from oirown'growers have been small; the continuance of favourable weather for the gr ing crops has had its usual ifilnence, and the corn trade has ...

... hippinag tntelitarnee. The brig Janet, of Kincardine, bound to Jamaica, was spoken with 29th uls. in lat, 40. long. 15. by the Raven, Scott, arrived at Falmouth. The Euxine. of Glasgow, was spoken with 31st May, by the Queen of the West, Hallet, arrived at Liverpooi. Hobart Town, Februai 23.—The Hero, Donald, of Aber- deen, has been destroyed by fire at Geelong. Glasgow, June 21.—The Agnes ...

... IN EDINBURGH SHARE LIST. Wepwespay, 27, 1849. Paid Price. Description of Stock. works | Per Cent. Banks s. da. a7 April & Oct Rank of scene — loo £| We eo 0 170 0 6 June & Dec British Linen 100 | 100 | 318 De | ee iw Feb. & Aug City of Glasgow 10 | 10 |. 20) isn 0 Jan. & July Commercial 97 & Fdinbureh & 25 | 10 | 513 Feb. & Aug ++|Rxeh. of Seotland 3 i2 Jan. & Jury National ti | ...

... GLASGOW SUGAPR MARKET. JUnE L. j laring the week there has been a very good demand for West Indis muscovtndo stugars: tthe soles aulont to 8mI hbds. and t's. and i41s hlf. ?? an aovance of 6d bus been ieali-ed, and the marbet l.fed very fS m, with a tendency to fuother impboeoneot; brown TranideIs | soid at 36s sd to 38s 6d, middling and good nriddliug, i89 6t to 4is od tbrown Demneraras 37a ...

... HEALTH OF TOWNS BILL. A special meeting of the commissioners of police was held on Friday, for the purpose of considering the public health (Scotland) bill, and receiving the report of the deputation who proceeded to London on the subject, consisting of Sheriff Gordon and Dr Wood. Mr The Lord Provost presided. Cowan, M.P. was present during the discussion. The deputation’s report was read, ...

... Io- _ 2. - ?? t -a- SLk5U IC SA N SktI E-S. L S ?? the Edinurarglah Gazete of FrMay, JUse '22t ZJ~une 19. JOHN15 '4AIAMLTOY. cotton spanner. Gla'sgoa, and at 3Iilbhr~oo county Antrlm. Ireland. Creditors to meet avithin the Star Eol, vs George-square. Glasgow. 28th June and 19:h Jubl. at twelre o'co,- ' June 21. GEORGE PATTERSON, COuiSissiOn rnerchant in Rentrea5,nd aometimae deasler in ...

... v:_ Or -. k_ -1 -. e 'Pt th An adjourned special meeting of the shareholders of this rail-. way company was held, on Tuesday, in the Star Hotel, Glasgow ut -Alex. Finlay, Esq of Castle Toward, in the chair. r The Clerk having read the minutes of last meeting, en The CHsAIaMAN stated that, since last meeting, the directors had given their attention to three differentpoints. The first wvas, to ...

... -SHpIploe IM#T latl;e Ic Arethu-a. Axtr lnnaueft..Jner 5.t Dulte for Pulhln - Diphe o ulleuch. Q,e..eri, la~eft*ishLerw,f.: Lad D lndeo 2la~r', I.drar, Jophnse, Chalmhris,'Nivansan 19th-do,Patr.n soDunlee;inna.pettye, Sntdo rsd do.,sl~h dooi AneheCeth: Jowhosentd. Cran, do. Jndnih al FeBritelnt: a, ewniehiixa, at we.1Visrnes 5-hmd. from tlsr Petlfhad etLtlejon, Uaniser, lef Lodn 4th insunt ~ ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAVZETTE. . hitehall, Mly, 26. The Qaeen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal, granting the offive snd pdace of ladvockete-General.orJadge-larshal of her to Sir D. Dunidas, Knight. alfeIMajesIIty'is Forces, War Office, May 29. 1st Dragoon Guards-Cornet Jlohn Kemp (Riding Mast'er) to be Lieut., by purchise, vice MtIorgan, who retires; Thos, ...