... I (. r'OaM- B. ALLAN S MONTHLY CIRCULAR.) The moving power for the past month has been the Paris Bourse. Rentes l ose or fell in the morning, Consols in the metropolis corresponded at noon, and and Caledonians or Perths before closing chimed in our local markets at the sanme tune. It is the old story of war,-ra calamity' for which, doubtless, the Continert can at. present snpplv abundant ...

... Lm a r h t t S. EDINBURGH PROVISION MARKET, March 2. BUTCHER MEAT, &o. Boef bestroast.V~lb 0/7 to 0/8 Mutton, best, 'f lb. ..0/6 to 0/8 Middling do. ?? e 0/ Middling ?? 0/0 Best Boiling do. ..0/5 s /7 ?? ol0/ Middling do. ?? nO0/ ?? o1/0 FISH, &C. Turbot, ?? In 14/0, Lobsters, ?? to 3/10 htig, ?? 03Crabs, ?? n 0/0 Itoddoccs, ?? o; 0'/0 Soles, ?? 1/3 Cod, lb. .0/4 It 0/6 Oyotors, V, ?? v 0/0 ...

... STATISTICS OF ED.I1.7BURGH BEARING ON THE FRANCHISE. The Coutrant says it has the following from a well- informed source :-The whole number of tenements in Edinburgh is 39,037, whereof 30,990 are dwelling- houss3, 2104 are houses and shops conjoined, 42J0 are shops, and the remainder are offices, stables, grounds, churches, schools, &c. Of the whole 39,037 there are 14,477 rented at less than ...

... TILE LIQUIDATORS V. THE DIRECTOES OF THE WESTERE BANK OF SCOTLAND. The summons raised by the liquidators against the late directors of the Western Bank was served upon the various persons interested on Saturday last. It is very voluminous, occupying, with the schedules and condescendence, about eighty printed pages. There are twenty-two conclusions in the summons. The first is that the said ...

... vt a z li c t s. EDICBUi;GII PROVISION MARI(ET, June 27. BUTCHER MEATr, &C. BlefbestroastlVlb 0/7 to V/8 'Mutton, best, IR lb. -A/6 to 0/6 Middhinz do. ?? v 0/7 Mid ling do. ?? ut tl/0 Best Boiling do. -0/5J 07 l'erlc, i , 0/7 Nliddling ?? it 0/0 Veall - -- --0/4 t 0/9 Li mb, lb. ?? io 0/| Tongues, each, --2/6 ,, 3/6 Fisri, UC. Turbot, ?? to 12/0 Lobstcrs, cach,---l/G to 2/0 Whitings, do. ?? ...

... EDINBLURGH SHARE LIST. THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1l59. 00,5. _ _ ?? .ie_ __ ~Cto RAILWAYS, , Ap 'l _. AAbroath and Forfar 25 25 S1 12 0 4 De. AyrandMayto.e and-- 10 10 16 9 1 4 M 4r & Mep C ?? th 100 73 5 0 Do A tO Ba. Do. rc Po. ?? 089 S_ tOO 99 0 0 5 Do. & Do. vos. S rc .. es O . 25 25 26 17 6 D .4 Do. &Do Do I p e c nt. ?? - 25 25 21 10 0 5 Do.&ADo. Do. Pref 12 _2 8 0 0 46 Feb,&Ang. C ?? s Otl 100 ...

... EXTRAOIlDINARY MEETING OF THE ATLANTIC TELEGRAPHl COMPANY. An extraordinary general meeting of this company T was held on Wednesday at the London Tavern. of The Right HIon. J. S. Wortley, the Chairman, pre-co aided. Wi Mr SAWARD, the secretary, read the report, an ab-P stract of which has appeared in our journal. There be was an amendment to the effect that after the pay- ment of the 8 per ...

... FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1819. ?? I Was,. PMI p~ pfsn,. D pdsa ~r Slt. 005 .1.,Pja VICt RAILAS Elf P 11 Arbreath and rorfar - 525 .3120 4 De. Ayr and May ole .~-1 10 917 6 4 ?? &1ep ?? -- 't 100 72 0fo Do, 9 10( Dl. ?? -- t1 100 1000 0 D fo. & Do. o.~ ?? ! ara .- 2IS, ?0 26 17 6 4 De..i.Do, e re c n.. ?? * 25 21 10 0 5 Do.&Do. O. pf ,_ - 1 2 7j81 0 U4Feb.,%Aug. Clydesdiale ?? , 10 1030 0 4 Nrar.&Sej. ...

... SEQUESTRATIOIS. Charles Waugh, joiner, and rcsiding in Lochnuaben-cre- ditors meet in the QJucen's Arms Hotel, Dumfries, 18th July, twelve ?? Dinwiddie, Dumfries, agent. James llerbertson, wright and builder in Glasgow-credi- tors meet in the Faculty Haltthere, 15th July, twelve o'clock -Moody & bl'Clure, writers, 180 West George Street, Glas- gow, agents. David Smith Dunn, spirit merchant and ...

... taidillote ,ist SATURDIAY. DECEMBER '10l 89 91,1d. Disaioptlaof dStook. Shoo. P.Xd. P~ift *RIAiiWAYBf' £ . 15j, Axbrnoathland F~rfigar.. ?? £2,5 £26' St 15 .0 -A:, 4 Ayi and Maybole ?? 10 10 9.17 i ?? D 4 Caledonian ?? 100 100 92 10 0 ?? 4?t Do. Preferenlce ?? 100, 100. 133 0 0 Di S Do.7 per cent. ?? 25 25 210 01 Di 4,Do,-4 par ?? 25 25 22.0 0 9 Di 0 Do. Preference ?? 10 13 15 0 D Ia 4i ...

... an vilitarp J?Atffligfw, WARt-OFFICE, PALL-MALL, MARCH 11. ist Regiment of Life Guards-Thomas Rumbold Richardson to be Cornet and Sub-Lieutenant, by pur., vice Bruce, who was appointed to the 17th Light Dragoons, receiving the difference between the two Commissions. 1st Dragoons-William Law- rence Twentyman to be Cornet, without pur., vice Costobadie, promoted. 7th Light Dragoons- Cornet and ...

... (rFROM TIHE MDARK LANE EXBMES5.) The abundant rains and forcing temperature of the past week have broukht on vegetation With amazing rapidity, insomuch that some of the meadows in the south have become ready for the scythe. The fear at ene time entertained-for a crop of grass has given way to the expectation of abundance. The long prevalence of east winds and night frosts was also b, ginning ...