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... SCOTS BAN2C.RUP7S. EXAMINATlONS, &C. Joil, KIRgr Merchant and undaerwriter, Dunfernm line, to be examined in Stetvart's inn,A North.Oueennfer ry, I tth and 30th September, 12 ?? A-1fjtin M'Lean's inn, Dunferniline, Ift 061ober, twvo 'clnck, :o inftru-I James Sperce, manufa6turer iri- Di- !ferrnline, the ?? to be made by 8thi May }808 RoBERT HUTToN, -lMerchant io Dunferinline, to be exarnined ...
... ?? iNbU SHtISrrNGa ¢ I fi 3od . V.We feel much :satisfaction.in beig and able to announC the safebatri'al in the flo the anxiously expected East isdia fteet I i Ives under contoy of. the Antelope man oF Itr and C011sists of the followivng ships, iiz o 'ar led. Lady Jane Dundasi Capt. Liuodsq. R be Inglis, Fairfax; Bengal, Cumine; Lord eas ar- reagh, Kymer ; Asia, Wardlaw; Walati !ck, M'Leod; ...
... CORNEXC HANG, LONDON, Sept. 7. sieI' _1 r_ _ X r-rv_ _ _ ?? e 'isIhad a fair fupply of Wheat this morning, part ?? was of this year's kroveth, and fine qualities were fully 2s. per quiarter dearer, and other forts were brifker fale at laft Monday's prices. Barley fetched a trifle more. Of Oats we had a few frefh arrivals from the Continent; fine and fweet qualities advanced about 1Is. per ...
... ?? A OI& Okl'±rINl4, CC. Mtonday the packets by the Eaft India fleet were 'Peted at the Eaft India -oule, by which we have re- ?? the following ihipping intelligence: the Union, Capt. Macintoe, and the Matilda, coun- 'Pi arrived at Madras the 1 th March. she dfol~wing~ ihips, ontward-bound, had arrived, on 2dtarcl, in lat. 16. N. long. 27. W. YmB.dnati oret ubrad Farrer; *. Camnpbell; flriivs ...
... cOY 2 ?? DVG ZfllO'M Sept. 21. X. * ?? in confiderable quantity th mor appear-- in co fiderable qulantity thsmorn- whatapeared inI ad trice were . to 2sd per quartter- owerince ing . eek In old Barley no alteratio1;. new up to eiS day quarter. We had no frelh arrivals of Oats 44s. P r btteveral coaftwife, and, the de. 0nd tbeing dunl, prices declined, efpecially in Polands, ~snd per quarter ...
... h-DDTNG7ON COAI. j.- RK-, Sept. 18., Wheat hail a heavy -fale, and prices, on the whole, were nearly as lafs week. Nev Wheat was dearer fome of it Bas as high as 40s. Barley nearly ai laft w, week, beft 32.. current pricers 27s. to SOs. New Barley 30 Sosr Oats fold heavily, and prices declined about is. peFaboll, beft old 26s. Hew 25s. current prices 22s, to 24s. A fiall fupply of Peafe and ...