... SHIP N\MIs. ill I. A I_ r a. Arrived in thie CIlde. on Satiirday, thle b D oiioan, if Giectinock. from litnmera' a -IaIedrihlloa (1I3) with a cargo of nioloiscos for. Grepucitr; 1i5iir b e oofront S.W, to N.XV. Thj at oetn! 5r comenedto oa Soke ?? dtene' ci corTedav. the Lrts from d.ingao pre r, i ld i ot .1 lne : ohcir tS. lalla ue 4th, and sailed On thle a Il Septiembper' The horea5 tit35a ...

... Feb. 2S3 GEORGE BowXE, merchant-in Glasgow.-Cre- ditors to meet in the Black Bull Inn, 18th and 51st March, at one. Feb. 28. JAaES ALLAN & SON, grain-merchants in Glasgow.-Creditors to meet in the Black Bull inn, 6th and 31st March, at three. Feb. 23. JAMES DOUGALL, spirit.dealer and wine-mer- chant in Glasgow.-Creditors to meet in the Lyceum Rooms, 3d and 17th March, at one. Feb. 23. JAMES ...

... GLASGOW SHA RE LLST. LI S TI lii iT. J UNO 7. r Dostripitiro of Stocks9. S!~at-s ! i si.s £ d . a Brfiola of Scotland * tUO 10 II' r, lI-,~ Catnlu]man * l i -2l 0 i Cit. of Giie'gow * 10 t iii Diti,t inm- 4 0 I.1 ?? I~~-7 I I I- .i,iltr-h. It (lasgiim . Dwni r'wrred eli-irk * ,i 0i 0 7 it ill i ii llA stock . .1 1 f) r NitTO do. . 4 ii 7Tf l~ii o do0 (P -4 - 't Di:'o 6 it 0 0 1 U O 3 North of ...

... The .-lccdiur, fierarelcr gives the frllosdng account of the nlu~i Iriers; Frlvainzeil the ringzleader in this motley, veas a man somiewhat staelie was a native of Jersey, hut was broiuic~h upiniC Gaslpe, vlitre his, father, who had been a soldier in the 30lth Itt-v holl sovet I We biace eeonvoersed wi: Icl a iesone who k newi h 1 ni %n i-il cr! stu et illy expe esseti ?? nie n1t chfat h e had ...

... CorTOV.- There was very little demand for Cotton in Our nmarket lait week; about :300 Surats and a few Bengals have been sold by auction; the former from 4d. very ordi- nary to 5d. ftr good fair; the latter 4d. verv ordinary. SUGAR.-There wvas rather more demand for the new Su- gars last week; and, as the supply was limited, the whole sold at full prices. In old Sugars, particularly in the ...

... T2hvrsday Ereeing. The English securities exhibit no new feature to-day, bht they maintain mur-h firmness, notwithstanding that the business trans- acted is rather limited. Consols at one period of the morning were done at 974, which nas the price at which it was understood the hroker artitig on behalf of the Commisssoners of Saings' Banks made his ustal purchase ; but they ultimately closed ...

... IMPROVED STODERI v RWSBANDRY C CO3>AR -WITH Tf E OLD SYSTEM. le i in I ay to is h a it- n o Os, ry ?Se iO- ed} 1i: re al- ,5, nIsT lilt *es- he art efl O.I ,is ,nd nd ohra VMl Ilis ill- :1l- STATEtSttN-T MA-aDS Ba' EtR. -SMITIT 0 StEANSTON, 'r I. Old &stemr.-.-Statener ?? thel u].- tion, together with the r etet o from. an acre (Scotch) rf t' ua soii, with a. hard retentie enu bsoil. before ...

... EAST INDIA SHPPING. Gravesend. Marcct 7.-Arrived the Urgent. Tucker. from Sydney N. S.., I.eipzig, Cappen, from Moulmein; and the Centurion, Gellie and the Elirabeth, Law, from Mauritfue. Sailed the Palmyra, Stephen, for South Australia; and the Orpheus, Nicolson, for Aden. 9. Arrived tih ElizalOeth Walker, GCillies from .milla tlfithe North Foreland. March 7.-Arrived the Melona, -, from the ...

... Arrived in the Clvde or. 11ednesday. the brig Hamlet (203) of Glasgow, I-WLaren, from Trinidad. irn 34 days; sailed 7th ultl, with a cargo of molasses. Left loading, for Clyde, the barqnle Harleqttin of Glashgow, Pitcairn, to sail next day, the brig Chris- tina Pitcairn of Glasgow, flicke.s, to sail in six days, the brig Europa of Greenock, Boyle, the barque Chevalier of Greenock, Leitch, and ...

... : LONDON .51A RKETS. JAN 2S.. . - al.. as . - Warehouse Continue ?? U Sir wi, they exceed the correspotiding orie of list yeetioW 00casks and the stock is only ?? excess of 2600 caska. The Mar_ ket this mornivglwati notwithstanding very lanspid, ciping in some measure to the. severe frost preventing the tsual supplies for the country; at a late hour the purchases were estimated at 10110 casks; ...

... MAR K E T S. LONDON CORaN EXCHANGRE. 31JNR 5. At tbis dal's market there waes a short jupp]iv of iunglih wheat. The trade ruled more steady, and the soles made were at the eazrereiy orthl * iayr week. Tere 1i ?? nore inqnlry fcr the eow Qtrlitlee fbonded for exportation, but rw ?? were ?? to seCulaiors. ?? contitnae to clear imed parcels by ertilicates, whi re sarce, mnd worth IIs per quarter. ...

... M AR RE TS. TONDON CORN EXCHIANGE, JU1N'E 9. At this dsy's nl:lrkh t tlhero was only ea eeeraesu ply thif day lik. ?? wlhet. wvhlich i et a firee Sle n c 2illy te eore ?? dar, fwlly li- Ther e wees more diepositiwll t o buoy free for ?? lrte racm y a t so es stljpourtcdl A fesw sabfte's IIled were rip v. acid giw Id -a in - ademlle f Is. pier .larter. liarleC, lmV'It.' ih5 iiiZ ' Ii tS n LtC'. ...