... from 8s. to 12s. per stone of 7- 16,Ij bs. Thle demand IforDBalticeflax conitinuies good, althiough I- thes price is still ?? Whig of this day.. S gei GRIEENOCK. FAT~kAn CCmomIDrAT PORT-GLAsOW.-On Fridaynigh-It, as 0 a ship watchnian, named William MI'Farlane ...

... published, disclose a greatly-increased ex- port of cotton ianufactures from thesekingdoms. Bleached l muslins are in fair ?? Whig. ?? ?? i CAUTION TO COACH DRivEns.-On Monday, at the L Police Court, Maryhill, Andrew Rodgers, a driver, whosconducts one of ...

... directors for P a conspiracy to defraud the shareholders. The one was the t el Lord-Advocate of the Conservatives, the otherof the Whigs. s, Mr. Inglis has just been appointed to the office of Lord.Jus- i s tice-Clerk-, and as such is thle presiding judge of the ...

... to 12s. Gd. per stone of i.j u - lbs. In foreign flax there coittinues to he little passimtg, a 3Owing to the high prices ?? Whig. WIND AND WEATHER IIEFORT-TeieeuAT. ILottdon-N.EF. fins. balumoth --N. E. fine. IAmisterdam --iN. do. Miltielavesi.. ...

... arrival of flaxseed this seasos vas reported this week, consisting of 1248 barrels. The quality is reported to be fine,-Nortfles- Whig, I I I I i I I II I I II I I I r i tI I I r I I I I I fI t II t I i II i B I I I 31 a .I I I II II e s f I It ...

... demand, and may be qu]oted £1 to £22 per ton lower; St. Petersb'urg 12 heads line been sold at £52, 10s. ; 9 heads, £14 per ?? Whig. ?? A VORACIOUS COD.-A cod caught at Kincardine- ?? the other-day was found to have no fewer . than eighty-eight good-sized ...

... 87,855 c wts. ; Belgium, 71,137 e cwts. ; other counitries, 28,956 cwts. ; totail imported in 1858, 851,568 cwts.-Niorthern, Whig. 5 BARn COS'ummE.-Following the example of their professional brethren in other provincial, courts, we understamod that the ...

... do., unwashed, 13s, 6d.to isa.; white ~haviot,. ashed,.26s. to 33s. ' - - B]ELPAST TRA.DE REFPORT.-- - - (Fromnthe Northern Whig.) - -a Tine Lr~zN- - - - -Belfast, Saturda V Ti.LNNMANUVAOTUna-W11IT Goons Bleachr have hadlittl~ereason to complain of the ...

... ssisanci andreprts of active~efforb in, the' rigt dretio.-k~ ottit&pp~,RePorter. BELFAST TRAJDE REPORT~. (From the Nortiien Whig.) I Thegeneraltoneofbusiuessin Beltastismuchimpirovedianthe s wholesaledepartm~entof tradii aitd the finie watherhas wdrked ...

... ru.hed' into the market to sell, following the leader like a flock of ?? Jouirnal. BELFAST TRADE REPORT.3 (From the Northern Whig.) TaE LINES' Ti.tDE-WHITE. GOODS.-The progress of operations at .the several bleacbgreens in the counties of Antrim and Dowtn ...

... 70 8 77 30-in 48 reed, red- end long cloth. 3yards, Mb ?? 81 0 8 a 8 0 7 10 0 t BELFAST TRADE REPORT. I (From the Northern Whig.) THE LINEm MAtiUPACTUIES-WHITE GOODS.-The extent of bleaching-ground covered with goods, and the process of I finish, are ...

... 8 t e e I I I i .1 't I I t I I c t c 8 c I: I 11 t I i: f t d I 0 Q 11 Li h k& BELFAST TRADE REPORT. (Froni the Nortthern Whig.) ed TIE LiTny MANUrACTURr-WHITE GOODS.-Orders for the markets of the American Union continue to give energy to the trade,'and ...