dinburgh.—The Modern Athens (a wellknown steamer) commenced plying betwixt this port and Granton on Tuesday last. She then sailed with upwards of one hundred cattle and great many sheep. We hope this was the precursor of a good summer trade. Notwithstanding the boisterous complex

Dundee Prices Current —March 9. FLAX. £ s. £ s. £ s. £ s. Arch.otborny.— 0@55 0 Memel,4Brand4.l 0@ 42 Crown, 49 0- 50 0 Neust. No. 1, 0- 0 Do. 4th Sort,.. 44 0 -— 0 Neust. No. 2,.. 0-— Petersb. 12 hd.46 0-— 0 Konigsberg,do.— 0 0 Do. 9do 42 0 -44 C CrownPodolia,43 0 0 Do. 6do 38

TARTANS, DE LAINES, PRINTS, &c. &c. DAVID respectfully intimates that he has REDUCED the PRICES of his WINTER STOCK, with view to SALE EXTRAORDINARY.-- which commenced on MONDAY 16th February, and ■will continue for few weeks. To insure extensive purchases he has made GREAT SACR

Monday, June 19. Lord J. Russell moved that the House resolve itself into a Committee on the Sugar Duties. MrAllice drew melancholy picture of the state the colonics, which could not in his opinion be altered for the better the propositions of the Government. .Lord J. Russell sa

LoudoNj Monday Evening There has again been a fluctuating market for the Public Securities, and prices have been heavy, though at the time of our writing they are looking better again. The extraordinary events at Paris, and the certainty that military power must prevail for some

THE ANTI-CORN LAW LEAGUE. (From the Times.) When we called the Anti-Corn Law League a " great fact" we spoke with relation to the circumstances of its rise and progress. We spoke of it as the genuine offspring of zeal impregnated ambition, and stimulated antagonist obstinacy—as

Shipping.— \\ e are glad to learn that the improvement in the shipping trade promises to continue. Freights are plentiful ; but still the rates for the Baltic low, and barely remunerate the shipowner. Fewer of our vessels have gone to Archangel this season, although freights to

(From the Edinburgh Gazette.) SEQUESTRATIONS. June 25. Andrew Nisbet, wriglit and cabinetmaker id Edinburgh. James Anderson, sometime glass and. china merchant Glasgow, now manufacturer of earthenware at I'ortobello. John Monro, sometime distiller and road contractor at Tealagga

William Dorward, Esq., Montrose. —We have often had occasion record the munificent gifts of this worthy gentleman in the endowment of the House of Refuge, and the handsome sums he has given for religious and charitable purposes We have now to add that Dorward has, in the most li

GREAT PUBLIC MEETING AT CUPAR IX SUPPORT OF THE CORN LAWS. (Abridged from the Fifoshire Journal.) Thursday, February 8. On the motion of the Earl of Lcven nnil Melville, seconded P. B. Ainslie. Esq. of Colme, Colonel Lindsay of Balcarres was unanimously called the chair- The mee