... R1ligging zttaligen FROM LLOYD'S LIST. ARRIIVED. Marmion, Bailie, and Elizabeth Campbell, Murchie, in the Clyde 16th April from Trinidad Ceres, Humphreys, in the Clyde 17th April from New Orleans Claude, Stewart, in the Clyde from Alexandria JameS, Watson, at Dundee 18th April from Brevig Montgomery, Simpson, at Bombay 22d March from the Clyde Scotsman, Turnbull, at' Rio Janeiro 18th February ...

... Al-a4-t 0. a- EDINBUJIRGH PORVISION MARKET, July 28. .BUTrOHEE MEAT, &C. Beef, bestroas',T lb 0/7 to 0/8 Mutton, best, V lb. 0/G to 0/9 Iiddling ro. . o0/6 , 0/7 Itid~lng do. ?? o/0 Best Boiling do. _0/5 ,, 0/7 ?? O/6 a 0/8 Middling ?? 0/ ?? ?? ._O/4 ti 0/8 Lamb, %q lb. O/6 ti 0/8 Tongues, each, __2/6 3 3/6 VEGS IABE C Cauliflower, ?? doz.-I/O tff 2/0 lPotatoes, V peck,40/8 to liO Turnips, do ...

... KELSO CATTLE AND EWE MARKET. rs I FRtIDA.Y, Sept. 24, This market-a new one, only established last year-has far surpassed the most sanguine expecta- tions of its originators. The show to-day did credit to parties that brought in the stock, both in point of quality and numbers. The cattle stock was princi- pally composed of stirks, two-year-olds and three- year-olds, of the shorthorned breed. ...

... SEQUESTRiATIONS. James Douglas, saddler in Gatehouse-of-Fleet, parish of Girthon and stewartry of Kirkcudbright- creditors meet in the Murray Arms Inn, Gatehouse, 5th October, twelve o'clock-D. J. Ewart, writer, Gatehouse, agent. The deceased William Allardyce, merchant in Aber- deen, and role partner of the Aberdeen Brick and Tile Company, carrying on business 'at Clayhillsr Aberdeen ...

... to ,e ; 6d )tt, go 9. TUESDAY, AUGUST 10, 1358. dc d. 1,0ybl. Dfwlfip, of Btoa. SSto. PiS p3op j .'LWYS. ,d Zb! April- Artro.th ?? 25 25 :0 0 0 4 Do. Ayr andl1aybole _- _ 0 IO 1010 0 a Sat .0Sep.: Caledonien _ -i Stk O100 8S 0 0 4 jDo. & Do. Do Preference. ?? Stlk 100 I02 0 0 S Do.&Do. Do.:percent.. 2.5 25 26 10 0 4 Do. &Do. Do. 4 pol c ntZ De. 25 25 21 10 O 5 lDo.&Do. DoPref. Qr ?? 121 7 8 5 ...

... WED)NESDAY, AUGUST 4, 1858. wO~ n~p~oo 55 RAILWAYS.I £tQ~ April --Ari-ro;th and Farfar 2.. . 2 265 100 0 4 DO. Ayr and Iaybole _ _ 10 10 0 0 5 MOar.&B5pj Caednan. . Sk 1D 178 1.5 44 Do. & DO. Do. ?? '00 ~102O0 0 Do. & DO. Do. 5rer ?? ?? 25 2610 0 4 ed~. Do. 4 pe- c t. .,21 25121 1o00 S Do.&DO. Do. Pref. ?? 74 8 50 41 Feb.dlAug. Clydesdale Guar-anteed Stk 1( 103 0 6 4 MarndiSep. Caledonian & ...

... NI a r I-,t et S. EDINBURGH PROVISION MARIET, April 25. BUToriUE MExT, &c. BeeF, bestroast f lb 0/7 to 0/8i ; Mlutton, best, 7,3 lb. _0/6 to 0j9 Mliddling do. I e 0/7 Middling do. ?? ,, 0/0 Best Boiling do. _0/5 1 e 0/7 [ Polck,-- ..0/6 it 0/7 Middling do. _ 0/0 It /0 Veal,_ _ 0/4 ,t 1/4 Lamb, %I lb. _ 0/0 b 0/0 Tongues, each,.2./6 N 3/6 , * lin, &C. Turbot, eaebh__ /0 to 12/0 Lobsters, eaeh, ...

... - atrkst, [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. - MANCHESTER- CORN'MARKET-YESrbERDAy Holders of wheat and flour asked full, and in some instances higher prices, but sales were very limited, 'and last week's prices could not be excee'aed. 'Oats aud oatmeal brought extreme rates. Beane unchanged. Indian corn the turn higher. JIRMlNINGAM CORN MARK ET-Y r'WRAT. ?? Large supply of wheat .a decline of 6dto le sub ...

... J 'seCTS -B&ANtRtUPTS. J. -& J MlllAr, lagd sewed muslin mc s' in. ,70GlgoNwcreditoursimet .i ?? Hotel,.Paisley, ,7tlt ~eoeneaber, t~rplveovsolook.Tho2n heP~obert,' Cgounty Buildisjgs. ?? 'Cdeditors'of Thbil*rin ,Jsone thne -resident at. Weark -Common4 allteaantoniihelaznva&xd farm of | kpi~lefield; :Sproustion,.Roixbuirghhire,: .deeeased,. meet tn ithe ponai ?? wemet~ve~je~ b'clpclc. . mee,ju ...

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... 4Ikarctt6. le] I: 0i 'tL it it to Is, e- l. I.1 1, k 1, C r a!$ GGRAEIN, &c. LONDON CORN -EXCHANGE-April 25. r Coastwise the arrivals of English wheat up to our market, this week, have amounted to 3,080 quarters, but those by land. crrria.e hae been very mrzoderate. Oor lmarket today has been by no means heavily supplied with samples nevertheless, owing a to the unusually large imports of ...

... A?a?ia?iI *utdhgeiie? . Portsmouth, Tuesday. ?? Prescott, C.B., raholeted his flag on board .the Britannia, 120, Captain Y~ates, last evening. .The Fantome, 16. is being rapidly rigged by the dockyard riggers, for comnmission and for service on the Newv Zealand .station. Portsmouth, NOT. 14. ,A Russian corvctt~e arrived at Spithead this morning at eight lo'clock. She saluted the national flag ...