... (From our oiun Correspondent.) Edinburgh, Tuesday afternoon. The Mediteebanean Fleet.—No sailing orders have ieached the British Fleet at Malta up to the 4th inst., and preparation whatever was being made at that date for its departure. India.—We learn from Bombay that the immediate conclusion of the Burmese war is expected. Disturbances have broken out at Babuwalpore, and the intervention of ...

... As we were not amongst those who considered the General Police Act a perfect piece of legislation, we are not surprised that difficulties should be experienced in the working it. We held at the time, as hold still, that a measure framed with reference to the smaller burghs of Scotland, was not likely to be found suitable for a town of the size and importance of Dande.', which had already ...

... Review of the British lorn Trade DURING THR PAST WEEK. (From the Mark Lane Express of Monday Evening.) By the official account just published, it appears that the importations into the United Kingdom during the month ending the sth inst. amount altogether to 632,730 qrs. of Grain and Pulse, and 762,215 cwts. of Flour and Meal. These supplies are large for the period of the year, more ...

... (From the Gardeners' Chronicle.) FLOWER GARDEN AND SHRUBBERY. The present has been an unfavourable spring for planting evergreens, owing to the prevalence of dry cutting winds. As it is more than probable that where much planting wan intended part of it may yet remain on hand, we may observe that some kinds of evergreens may yet be safely removed, taking the precautions to water them at first ...

... The House met at five o'clock. GOYF.KNMENT OF INDIA. The Earl of Aiilie asked the Earl Aberdeen what were the intentions the Government with respect to the measures to be introduced for the future government India ? The Earl of Aberdeen replied that the bill would be introduced into the other House in the course of the session, and when it was introduced the noble Earl would see its nature, ...

... William Armstrong, time book keeper in Glasgow, lately residing at Burnside Street, Glasgow, now deceased. J. & 1). Black & Co., warehousemen Glasgow, company, and James Black and iiavid Black, as partners the said company, and as individuals. DIVIDENDS. Creditors of James Watson & Son, corn merchants and commission agents in Dundee, will receive first and tinal dividend the office of Ebenezer ...

... Adam Brown Todd, brick and tile manufacturer at Ki'.chattan, county of Bute, and Welhill, in the new Cumnock, and county of Ayr. James Paterson, ironmonger, Hawick, in the couuty of Roxburgh. DIVrDKND. Creditors of Charles Hunter of Gienearse, insurance broker, and now or formerly residing at Glencarse, will receive dividend the chambers of James Morison, accountant, Blackiriars Sireet, Perth, ...

... Review of the British Corn Trade during the pastwpek. (From the Mark Lane Express of Monday Evening.) Some uneasiness was beginning to be felt respecting the probable effect a longer continuance of such weather as was experienced from nearly the commencement of the month up to M ednesday, the hot davs and cold nights being considered unfavourable to vegetation. The wind has since shifted to ...

... AVERAGE PRICES OF COR N For the Week ending June 2. IMPERIAI, QUARTER. Wheat. I rtarley. I Oats. I Rye. I I Pease. 43s lid | 18s 7d | 33s 2d | 3tis 37s 7d Aggregate Average the last Six Weeks. Wheat. I liarlev I Oats. J Hye. I Ueans. Pease. | 31s 2d I 1 lis lod [ 31s Id | Ud ' 32s GLASGOW GRAIN ARkE l'. June K. The trade has been characterised by much firmness during the week. Wheat and have ...

... Dundee Price Current, June 14. (CORRECTED Ul* TO THREE O'CLOCK P.il.) FLAX. Sold at six months' credit. Ton. Ton. S. 8 8. £ 8. Arch. Otborny,4!l 53 10 CrownPodolia,39 10 40 10 3d Crown, . 44 10 Druana, 10 39 10 4th sort. . . 41 0 Oberland, 37 10 10 Peters. 12 lid, 42 10 Arh.Cd. No. 1,31 0 9 head, 39 10 0 No. 2, 29 10 — fi head, 10 — 0 No. 3,25 10 — 0 Narva 12 head,42 10 — 0 Tow, No. 1, 33 10 ...

... drowned on Saturday, in a the garden attached to her residence, Walworth Road, London. The evidence before the Coroner shewed that the deceased was always in a very desponding state of mind when her husband was absent, and that on the present occasion she had been more than usual. So determined had she been to put end to her existence, that she had sat down iu the butt, which was nearly empty ...

... AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN For the Week ending June 23. PER IMPERIAL quarter. Wheat. I Barley. I Oats. I Ilye. I Beans. I Pease I 29s | 18s Od lid 38s | 34s Aggregate Average of the last Six Weeks. Wheat. I Barley I Oats. ye . I Beans. I Pease. 44s Id 1 30s 2d | | Od 37s Od | 33s (id GLASGOW GRAIN MARKET. June 27. The arrivals of wheat and flour have been light during the week, and in accordance ...