... ASONCOS SBAANRUPrS.-.,. IVYaVAMVbh aea~. T. AL2XAND~CAME~.OI,,Culcraigieb ?? rCre- ditors meet.in Ettles' in'j Inverie s, 2d ?4arch; 12 ocloc k vnamne afakor;-fmee piaeeand hoar, r6th Mtirch, to, e- ledr a trulee. - zzXAMINATIONS, &c. AxDtw.SMnAR L4 Fleliee 'in Glafigow,- tdfbe exaitinelile in. the Sheriff`Court-houie, GI4fqw, dbry and gth March,' iI 0o'cloc&;-Creditors, mneet an the office ...

... -.S.'qO7T ff4NK &R'PTs.-, Joaie 'A o'jun. ?? Glafgow.- Credi- r tors reet in. }ins Armn Inn theret1frAuguft;6neok, te name a fa~or'jfanie~ place an' hour, 22J' Aqugift, to eledt a truflee., WILLIAM SMaTH, Mechant in ?? meet i-nthe ?? of M'George'and iawrse, -writeri'in ; IGaf&gwi27th, July;.onie.o.'c ck.to namea fa∨ fane - ,place and'hour, 24th tAugtiA, to'ele'd a trufee. 5: ?? : - ES ...

... STATE OF COMMIAIERCE. r Notwithstanding all the efforts of the enemy to ob- struct the commerce of Great Br tain, her imports and exports have gone on progressively increasing, to an a- d mount altogether unprecedented; an amount that has been the boast of his M.ajesty's Miniisters, asjusfifying the policy of their councils: the wonder of the opposition, who predicted the annihilation of our ...

... MAJIET,,7. T 0 ?? - - ASOoi, JU:. As.Hi-N6 Nalteration' ?? very eteeve purcbaeelosasbeen made afPor- ite to RicaColfee, at wiat' price we have nit beer able to leans: V-we lsveagain resumed bfir quoatkons of tlds iticle, akhoug of I 'with the above, eaceptinnt-very tle has bif4one in it;- COT.TON-Contin~.speosjn very m-ited demand. Someesaev he have been made td ti' spininers of good ahd ie ...

... tQNTHLYMCOMD~ERCL REIPtORT. WEiT I' Y . E5T-- h Jamaica 'fiect skaflY rrived'.in c our ports 'about _the middle, of tlI'lastmoenth, shnce which time the greater part of the cargoesr has been landed. The ~ai howleverlare come t0 a ey' mn-i different market; for,. prior ] the 4airival' of this fleet, i we were completelyigluited `,:with West India'goods. J The demand-for-sgar, iugaterabi ted ...

... ?BCOTR ?? SCOrESThfltS ?? E1eSTXATI1 gJ ,cat~ti~ ~e~.kr~Iate ~n ggeed, Logi- ~a~dftd~,no~ nr Nw Wintehll of iieadie rt. a, o ;wj~A stran 2 o5kphelect,, , ?? V erLHARRn'T tin& enn'a in Ab en~rb atdrw6. ?? 1-.p ., : Ax x PT uxwT Damc an, i naitaciur ; Glgow.- m i''tora Mee; in, eo aent x d~ 224 h.Janua iry eafjt ~ at , f eeS ?? m-eeV ~i Princ o o lc '~~eletfcti Cretfwbrs Iniett in Rii' Co&os 2t ...

... ,MONwrLY. COMMERCIAL'REPORT. . , , ?? The absolute ceuatioai of intercourse between this coun- iry and America, within the last tpenth, has shed a gloom *ver the' face of the trading world in general, and nearfty , i e 3uced the most imnpertant branches'of our manufactures ti to a state of iuttivity. i. I~est-Indies -Generally speaking, the articles the pro- b cluce of thete islandst.are-dull ...

... -f-- - Aceountoftheincome ofandc p the CGso.-: dated Fund in the quarters ?? of hunary, 1809, and the 5th day of Jansary ,184o. - INCOME. - yineriar S. 1809. S8Io :- . s. d. 42 S Customs ?? 916,680 26 104 ,114,651 19 I2 Ece ?? e. 3,627,772 a 0 3 ,898,25 0 0' Stamps ?? 1,272.987 2 S 1,31.1,711 12 a liuddents ?? 2,535,886 14 01 S',030,201 S 3 Surplus annual duties on Suhr, ?? S~l4 0 0 161,43 0 ...

... I HADDIlNGTTON -CORN MARKET, July 6. 1810. I ; . W7ea& 'I BEarke. 1 Sat.. _a,. - -Fir SE s d. O D., second -4s Od sos Od l s Od ?? Od128s Od . Third 3S3s 0 127s Odl 24s' Od O s LEIT'H SHIPPING. / Aise-hy 2. Swan, Heizeson, frm hdjs6sai~dsj timberanddeals Ne Der, FarmerfromGlasgw, agoods; Mary, Darie,.from PortGlasgow, sugars.-3. Edinburgh, Ty- mrleafron, o - Damond? Pitbidr, ditto; 'Hdri, Fot ...

... II t miaive ,E. ''Irz7fiar7 InI We have safikfaclion in stating the capf ure of four t-| of tle enemy's privateers. 'I his is thc onl9i descrip lion of fi-irce -of the enemy that (lares put to sea.- es Thev are allired out, in the winter months, bv that le succt s vihich too frequently attends their fast-sailing r- vesscls. in.c..ptnlrinlg our ulnprotectcd Merchant shiP- pingg ; hile they, ?? ...

... I;=.RIAE vAT7'LLIGE'.frCE t is it The Nimrod cutter arrived at Plymouth on Satur- !ay day from Corunna, from whence she sailed on the icy evening of the 12th. She brings intelligence that! ish. on the 5th inst the marines of the Amazon and Nar- cissus frigates were landed near Santona, and being - joined by a small party of Spaniards, attacked a fort occupied by 150 French, whom they defeated, ...

... d BRILLIANT EXPLOIT ON TEM SHORES of )f GUADALOUPE. I. A LeeliratdlIsland Mail arrived on Mondavrmor- i nilng ?? and Papers from Barbadoes to the e 27t, DUcdminbr. They iriform us of a most brilliant r achievenment on the sliores bf Guadaloupe; where, of Af the fonr French frigates that sailed some time ago Ms .froni Nantz4, two ,having beeu blosvn up, besides our i' having stormed ancl 1aken ...