... (neland. LONDON, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 185 whe 4 PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY. Bank Stock ab 2997 India Bonds under L.1000_ Ditto for South Sea Stock one 3 per Cent. Red. Anns.. 971 Ditto old Annuit 3 per Cent. Con. Anns Ditto New Annuities 3 per Cent. Ann. 172 3 per Cent. Anns. 1751. New 3} per Cent. Consols for Account 974 oa India Stock for Account New 5 per Cent. Ann Long ...

... EXAMINATIONS. Donald Campbell, merchant in Thurso—to be examined in the Sheriff 's Office, Wick, 3d October, twelve o'clock. Wm. Cree, inerchant and trader, formerly in Trinidad, now in Glasgow—to be examined in the Sherif 's Office, Glasgow, 4th Octo- ber, twelve o'clock James Forrest, brewer and maltster in Hamilton—to be examined in the Sheriff's Office, Hamilton, Ist October, twelve ...

... MR LIST wrens MR MILNE. To THE EDITOR oF ! CALEDONIAN MERCURY, Police Chambers, Edinburgh, 19th Sept. 1853. Sin,—With reference to a letter, signed “A. J. List,” Which appeared in the Caledonian Merenry of to-day stating that certain statements made at the Police Commission on Monday last had been suppressed by the newspapers on ap- plication by * Mr Milne (Clerk to the I beg to state that Mr ...

... LONDON, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 Is. PRICES OF STOCKS THIS DAY. ee India Bonds wader Ditte for Account — South Sea Stock > per Cent. Red. Anns Ditto old Annuities. 3 per Cent. Con, Anns 924 Ditte New Annuities > Tt Cent. Aun. — 3 per Cent. Anns. 1751. New 3} per Cent. Ann. Consols for Account. we New 5 per Cent. Aun. India Stock for Account — Long Auntities tu expire— Jan Exchequer Bills 222. — ...

... FROM PUNCH spirituelle young lady writes tip from fo say In the tmorming, my dear, we have a delivery of ietfers by the post. In the afternoon we have another delivery—the Gelivety of husbands, brothers, cousins, or beloved acquaintances, as the case may be, by the steam packet. In this manner, darling, we Pave mail-de- livery twice a-day. It would ill become me to say which one I like best.” ...

... LATEST NEWS (BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.) | | Wepnespar Evenine. Tae Mixistry.—Lord Palmerston arrived in town this | morning from Broadlands. | | Srock Excuanee.—The Globe says onc member has fuil- ' ed, aud another large firm has been obliged to compromise ; and fears are entertained that their difficulties may embarrass others. — TURKISH QUESTION. (From Second Edition of Chronicle). Vienna, ...

... Paris, 24th September 1253. FRENCH LANGUAGE AND CONVERSATIONE. —— ADAME BROUNEAU continues to give LESSONS to \ YOUNG LADIES in the French Language. The CLASSES will be RESUMED on Monpay, the 6th October, 61 Queen Street, Edinburgh, September 1853 FRENCH LANGUAGE, CLASSES FOR YOUNG LADIES. R DUBUC will RE-OPEN his PRIVATE CLASSES l for YOUNG LADIES, 121 Geonce Street, on Mon- the 3d of October ...

... Sil Ws Ry AND CHESTER I AILWAY A special meeting of this company was held on Tuesday at Chester, for the purpose of taking into consideration the pro- posal of the Great Western Company for amalgamation on terms which are calculated as equivalent to 4 percent. There was a very full attendance of sharcholders. Mr John Wil liams presided. The Seeretary having read the memorandum of agreement ...

... LONDON GAZETTE WHITENALL, Sept. 19. The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Right Honour- able the Earl of Harrowny—The Right Honourable David Richard Pigot, Chief Baron of the Court of Exchequer in that part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ire- land, called Ireland—Montifort Longfield, LL.D., one of Her Counsel—Travers Twiss, D.C.L.—and James O’Fer- rall, Esq.. to be Her ...

... SHEEP & CATTLE MARKETS, &c SMITHFIELD, August 29.—The imports of foreign stock into London last week were again tolerably extensive, the total arrival having amounted to 9328 head. During the corresponding period in 1852 we received 11,437 in 1851, 10,627; in 1850, 8893, in 1849, 6335; and in 1848, 6421 head. Several of the steamers from Holland not having arrived at the usnal hour, the show ...

... ALAIRA TRIST. (For Monday and Tuesday's proceedings see last page.) Wenpwespay, Sept. 14 This morning a few lots of Highland cattle appeared on the ground although not so many as were expected. The buyers were not at all numerous, the English and Border men having been all but supplied yesterday Their purchases have been more limited at this market, in many instances, than has been the case ...

... ‘DINBURGH (¢ AZETTRE SEQUESTEATION, Messrs A. Munro & Son, drapers and grocers in Tain, as a firm, and Donald Munro, draper and grocer, residing at Nursery Place, Tain, the sole partner of said firm or company—Creditors meet in M‘Garrow’s Royal Hotel, Tain, 26th September, one o'clock. EXAMINATION Robert Alexander, merchant and dealer in shares in Glasgow, and presently residing in ...