... -obippill-4 Entg4lignict. a SOUND LIST. e Sept. 12.-Trio, Ingram, Pillau, Hirkealdy-Tarbert Castle, d Petrie, Petersburg, Dundee-Anna Maris, Ziepe, do., Scot* d and-Abion, M';Millan, do., Greenock-Agenoria, Dunn, .Riga, Dundee-Jenny Lind, Toogood, Pillan, Kirkealdv- e Friedrich Wilhelm IV., Schirmann, Dantzic, Grangemoatb- Echo, Cowie, do., Perth-TMfaria, Bain. Petersburg, Dundee -Cyrus, ...

... ?? i I I b ? I r ?? I) a, r,- f. 2tnion o zr7 A ITI-DA andN Inte SWr Ih himn n i Divi- W VII. oida. I. Pat' ?? Description of Stock. Sore. Pid. V'rt 0 ( eilt Banks. April &iOct. B ok Sotlan .it ?? 6 JInuu aD0 . HE ntisli Linenl ?? - '8 .JLIIv . ?? it ii:m a ilk t F e!3*33 Au-g. Cit f of tzl!'V , Do. D,.11 Clje ase Bank ?? 7 J . B LIZ - C*TIn-t-elllrctd i~llk ?? e 6 ?? E~l;:crel '5ril~ i 6 ...

... TERE CORN-TRADE FOR. THIE WEEKs. (From a teShpi} g and Ifzlr ,frcantil' Gunete) Wye are unable to notice any iro~prarernerit in thne position of the grain trade. Though the borne supplies have for somce rime past been moderate, owing to farmers having teen closely occupied with out-door labour, the arrivals from shroud haee been on so liberal a scale as to preveot the expected advance in ...

... Eaton Place, London, on the 18th current, Lady Derr, of a daughter. At 3 East Street, on the 25th cart., Mrs P. B. Warr, of a son. At 19 Buccleuch Piace, on the 26th current, Mrs of a daughter. At 65 Lauriston Place, on the 24th carrent, Mrs of a son. At Whitehouse, Duke Street, Leith, cn the 23d current, Mre P. of a son. At Abbev Gardens, Dunfermline, on the 16th current, the wife of the Rev. ...

... be had on application at the School. Edinburgh, 7th May 1852. — — “a | ,DINBURGH | INSTITUTION FOR THE EDUCATION OF YOUNG LADIES, 23 Sevarr. — The FOURTH QUARTER of the SESSION Commences ‘on Sarunpay the 15th current. Prospectuses be had on application to Mrs Strangman, 9 Hope Street, Lady Superintendent; or to the Secretary, Mr _ Oliphant, 33 Charlotte Square. 7th May 1852. « my DINBURGH ...

... Elegant Suite of New Rooms, in connection with their present Premises, and that the have added the Braaches of SILK MERCERY, RIBBONS, and GLOVES, to their Business. The Goods have just arrived, having been selected person- | the leading arkets. all ly in STOCK includes a Beautifal Variety of NEW RICH GLACK’ and BROCADED FRENCH and COVEN- TRY RIBBONS, PARIS KID GLOVES, PARASO INNETS, CAPS, SILK ...

... Society falls to be made as at the close of the current year. Allocation sation ot Prat therefore, who may desire to rank in the their Pre its to be then made, are requested to lodge without delay. The books will finally close on the 31st December, after which Proposals cannot be received fur entry in the prevent By Order. JOHN MACKENZI WM. LINDESAY, > E, & ndrew Square, 1852, N.B.—To avoid ...

... PAIRS. RELSO St James's Annual Fair took place on Thursday last. In the horse marke: there was au average show of avimals, the better sor.s of which were in fair demand at good prices, bat those of inferior quality were diihealt to dispose of PENNYMUIK Lamb Market tek place on Saturday week. At the The number shown was a full average of former years commencement of the market sellers of stock ...

... LONDON WITHOUT CARS On Wednesday, the metropolis stood, as Sir Charles We- therell once phrased it, in a “parenthesis of vehicularity.” There was not only a dearth, but an absolute famine of loco- motion, and never since the days of Charles IL, when hackney- coaches were first invented, have the sight-seeing and out- going public been reduced to such an extremity of helpless- ness as by the ...

... by the General Assembiy to be taken on the third Sabbath of March, for the Colonial Committee, Dr Candlish, by a reference to the state of the Continent, the prodigious efforts being made by Popery, the extreme pre- cariousness of present opportunities for eireulating the Word of God, the imminent risk of door after door being shut through the intolerance of Rome and the tyranny of the Po- ...

... Mlarhets. GRAIN & SEED MARKETS, &c. LONDON CORN MARKET—July 22, Fresh up to our market to-day, the arrivals of English wheat were on a very limited scale, and the show of samples of both red and white was consequently small. For all kinds of wheat of home pro- duce the demand ruled steady, and in some instances Monday's prices were exceeded for fine qnalities. A fair average business was doing ...

... Caledonian gy” The Meneury is published on Mondays and Thursdays, Price vannum, £2, 4s credit; £2 paid in advance. Malf-year and Quarter in proportion, EDINBURGH, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4. A SECOND EDITION of the MERCURY is published every Mon- | day Afternoon, containing Reports of the London Corn and | Cattle Markets of that day, the state of the Funds and all other intelligence received by ...