... The annual general meeting of the members of the Charm- ber of Commerce was held on Monday forenoon. Mr J. M. Mitchell (in the absence of Mr Ritchie, chairman,) presided. The Secretary read the minutes of the Directors' meetings for the past year, which were agreed to. Mr JA31ES STEWATRT, North Hanover Street, was then balloted for and admitted a member of the Chamber. THE INCO5IE-TAX.-THE ...

... CITY PAVJNG-BOARD. NORTH BRITISH RAILWAY AND T&IE NORTH BRIDGE!. A general meeting of the City Paving-Board was held on Monday in the Council-Chamber-Mr Leburn, S.S.C., in the chair. The CO AimMA said they were aware that the North Bri- tish Railway Company had served the usnaluotices of their in- tention to apply to Parliament for an act to empower them to connect the North British line with ...

... z-rtiubiunj Zarr Eirst. WEDNESDAY, FEB. 5, 1381. Da avabWen Aec aale eoptentf.oc. ar.Pi d rc. 100 100 17900 0 £7 April&OctI! Bank of Sotland 1010-0 S June&-Dec.~ British Linen Co- 0 10j20 0 8 jukl~ Caledonia-l Bank . 10 -386 S Feb.& Aug. Citv Of Gls2 0 i1, 11 20 q~ Do. &- Do, avsdesdale Bank. 0 1 3- J an. &Jnl j commercia Bank. 2501 100912 s A My&'No. Eastern Bank2..10.2 Feh ...

... EDINXBURGH SHARE LIST. When Description of Stock. Paa11 Price. Diidn Payable, . per CentS als . £ £s 20.1 I 00 2224 £17 IjAprili Oct. ?? Ii' 10 3 .fW5~~rt .nn t ?? 2*f 3 700 311 ?? ?? ?? nok . ?? 10 12 12 f0 h iFob. &, Au..2r CCs'o . 10 IS 15 0 I% I )O o ve.aera' - 2r, 2n71 0 0 7 T an. & f'r, n,.~slt25 10 92 6 5,e1 .5 0 2; I Fob. & Au t i5nh T ,ie.4 & ' 310r. &T4~ Ji. T'bsrlonot~ . ?? ...

... gEbi--?jurg-b starz gLiot- SATURDAY, JULY 12, 1851 Denid Fayablea Description ofStocFk 51lacl Paid. Price. -3anks. S£ £ £ . D1cet * 100 18l 6 X7 of~cotlae .. 100 200 8 J¢,une&-Dec., 13ritish Linen Co. 1 21 S 7 8 July. Caledonian Bank. .I 10 20 11 6 Bob & duna. City of Glasgov 10. 20 10j 12 89 60 Do. &;nDo.!clyvaesdale Bank .. 500 100 172 0 W lJa.&Julv commercial Bank 1r26 10 9 ...

... AbIbippia-g Entauffenrz. SOUND LIST. Nov. S0.-Mathilde, Petersen, Nysted, Leith-Hendrick, Wewer, l-lelligenhafen, do.-Dec. 2. Factor. Suiter, Peters- burg, Dundee-Adolf, Nelsson, Konigsberg, Frith of Forth- Fritz, Bergendorif, Ystad, Leith.-3. Windsbraut, Pritz, Dun- dee, Eonigsher. Winds at Elsinore.-Nov. 30. SE. ESE.-Dec. I. SE. S. -2. E. S.- 3. SSW.-4. SW. FROMT LLOYD'S LIST. Oban, Dec. 7 ...

... vhich will shortly be Published in Demy 4to, Cloth Boards, ?rice L.2, 12s. 6d. *,* A few Copies of Vol. I. still on lund at L.2, 12s. éd. W. H. Lizars takes this opportunityto inform his Friends and the Public, that he continues t Design and Execute ENGRAVING, COPPERPLATE, LITHOGRAPHIC and LETTERPRESS PRINTING, in evey Variety of Style. 3 ST JAMES’ EDINBURGH. o NEW GRAND N OIORTES. — ATERSON & ...

... the 6th current, the lady of W. C. Brows, Esq., Bombay Army, of a daughter. At 2 Dean Terrace, on the 7th the wife of Jaxzs Mare, E-q, M.D., of a daughter. At 15 Scotlaad Street, on the 6th curreat, Mrs of a daughter. At 15 Windsor Street, on the 4th current, Mre Rose, of a son. At 4 Dean Terrace, on the Sth current, Mrs Soorr, of Penang, of a At 5 Lothian Koad, on the 6:h current, Mrs Guo. ...

... —EE _ —The English fund opened to-day with con- Paris, they subsequently experienced an advance of an eighth and, in consequence of higher prices from Coneols for were first quoted to 4, aad they left off at 100 hto §; Bank Stock closed at 2234 to ; Reduced, 99 tod; Cents., 1004 to 4; Long O58. nnuities, 64 ; Iodia Stock, 273 to 275 78s. premium. In the ; Bills, 75s. to foreign sock market to ...

... POLL AND MY PARTNER JOE, Harry — the Pride of Battersea Hard, T. P. Cooxe. conclude with CATCHING AN HEIRESS. = GRAN D CONCERTS, * IN THE MUSIC HALL, On the EVENING of TUESDAY the 12th. AND THE MORNING of SATURDAY the 16th of _— Artistes. MADAME GRISI MADLLE. BERTRANDI, SIGNOR MARIO. SIGNOR F. LABLACHE, Pianiste—MR FP. MORL — Mr Woop has the honour to announce that he has made arrang ‘ments ...

... Quarter in proportion. ...

... — STATE or TRADE. gloom which came aver owr market tast week was a good deal relieved by the greater probability which had arisen, that the differences between Russia and Turkey would be settled without @ resort to war; and although business continued dull, rather more disposition to purchase showed itself than at the latter end of last week. It was found, too, that the buyers of yarns and ...