... FRno 'I THE LON2DON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. Henry Dobsotn, City Road, MiMldlerex, jeweller, &c. James 1akln, Manchester, mauntfacturer. Robe. r Parker, Marchester, draper and tailor. Robert Cowie Bartholomew Lane, London, merchant. Thomas Wite Lydney, Gloucester, mercer. Jodlh Shllito, Scrooby, Nottfigh-nm, innkeeper. Tohin Imrane, ' igtnn, Cumbra Ld, anercer and draper. Thomas S.zer, ~OrFord ...

... LEITH, SHIPFING.- . - ? . . - - t -- An tvz -MaY 0- SiPrightjyi4rhl4 Afld~t2goods; Ninible, it;m-~y, ditto, ?? alid Manie, H4ill ' Grangeflloml, ?? Dapime, Grticlt, Kirkwall ?? at Cacisilis, Parnsa Montrose, grai.n-Jenniy, Scot lard, Kincardirre, 1rlla-c-Ant, Rodgers, Glasgow, good,. CLEARED oU ?? arid Ann, Cuthberri for Stirling, ?? Packet, Simpsonj l erwick do.-Bee, Brown, Glasgow, do. ...

... EXAMINATIONt, &C. 4 asn, LAW& Co. merchants in Greenock, and RoBvIRT JOHN STO N and Co. merchants in Newfoundlando', be examin- ed in the Sheriff-clerk's office, Greenock, 9th and 23d March, I 12 o'clock. JOHN GaiEvE,catle-dealer at Westmains of Cleish-in the the Sheriff couirt-house of Kinross, 5th and 23d March, one o'clock. YA NE TlAIT, a4iii ANDERasON, relictof thedeceased David Anderson, ...

... LEIr!) IMPORTS AND EXPORTS' ' MPOrs. P it . S Aurora, fromb Lisbon, with 400 whole, 206 half 'chests I oringes, for William ThorbUrn and Sons-l9 half ch±ests le. ,mons, 19 half chests oranges, and 65 Irails figs, for Thomas I Barber. ' ' I Jahn and Mary, for R'dtterdam, %*h 713S cheeses, 493- miatsflax, J8c'asks madder, 12 pieces geneS, 7 bags clover seed' 20 bundlei calf skinss, l l bundles ...

... AGRICUrTURE, MARKR7S, Uf- Owirg to the unexampled fine weather, for these somedays past, the crops of wheat, barley, oars, and beans, in the Kerses of Stirling and Falkirk, are most healthy, and have a very luxuri-mrt appearance; the grass crop that was once thought to be light will now be an abundant crop. The crop on the dry lands, which are in high condition, are most luxuriant; and, should ...

... COMMERCE, AGRZCULTURIB,,,MALRIME7S, Vc There was a good supply of grain-in Richmonul market on Saturday last.. What sold from 8s. to II s. Oats G. 6d. to 4s. Barley s. to 5s 6d. Pease Gs. per bubhel. At Darlington iair, on Monday last, there was a large 5up- ply of cattle and sheep, which sold at raihtr reduced prices. Beef from 5i. 9Qd to 6t. 'atitton Gs. 6d. to 7s. per Stone sink. ing offal. ...

... LEITH 6HIPPING. ma z .. - , .- ly AaRIvED-Sept. 17. Phemy, M'Naughton, Wick, her St rings-Farmer, Shav, Dunbeath, ditto-Neptune, BlackwoodrI Hull, goods-David,, Wilson;, Port Mabomach, herrings - ite Christian, Roxburgh, Newcastle, coals-Isabella, Gordon, in I Petersburgb, wheat-Fame, Malcolm, Memel, timber- sur )y Alert, Allau, and Fly, Rodgers, Glasgow, goods- L. - 18. Five Friends, Shaw, ...

... FROM THELONDON GAZETTE BANKRUPrS. G. Jackson, Upper Tbantes Street, London, sugar facor. J. H. Wilbeam, late of Southwark, London, di-tiller. R: Wilks, Chancery Lane. LoUdon, printer. G. Powell, Little Trinity Lanc, London, baker. P. Caumovt, O)d Broad Street, London, merchants R. Blyth, Kingston upon.Hull, merchant. U. Morgan and W. Matthews, Newport, brewere. P . Canmpbdll, Mary-le.Bore, ...

... I FROM THEILONDON, GAZETTP -BANK U*!PTS. J. Churcher, Bristol, bair-preparer.'- t R. Fairclougb, Farington, Laneaste, tannert. 3. Worslev, Liverpool, wye nirchiit ' C. R. HI. Bailey, late of SwaI1owi-Id'WIXtS dealer.' B R. Woods, kelvellon, Esex, 5hopkecper. a . Horner, Brockbottom within Claught-on Lancaster, W. Horer, Liverpool; and' J. Horner, late of Brockbottomn aforesaid, dealers. S. ...

... &c. PEEBLES-SHIRE PLOUGHIlNG MATCH. The Highland Society of Scotland having agreed to give ten guineas for a ploughing match in the county, the resident members fixed it for Friday last, and appointed as managers, Messrs James Murray, tenant of Drochil; Walter Jamieson, tenant of Lochurd; J. Ritchie, tenant of Blyth; William White, tenant of Hamildean; and James Alexander, tenant of Easter ...

... LOMfMZRCE, AGRICULTURE, MARKL1T, r,. Notwithstanding that all the furnaces in Monmouthsbire and Glamorganshire are in blbst, they are unable to supply the constant orders that are arriving, and this great revival ihas naturally advanced the prices from 1. S to L. i 1. Wnen it is considered that all the works have also very materially re- duced their exprnditure, the present stare of the trade ...

... AGRICULTURE, MARkETS, IC GLASGOW MARICETS-Nov. 21. COTTON.-The saies of the week alnount to 406 bags, which were sold at tse followin7 ?? blaand 66S at Ss. O0d. to:Ss. 9d.-Bowed 155, at' 9d;- toi, 2t.-Orleans i0, at 20,d. to 21d.-Maranham 15, at 2i4d.A-Derserara and Berbice 72, at 20d. to 2i.-Carriacou 9, at 211d.-West India 49, at 19d. to 20d.-Bengal.20, at lod. LIVERPOOL MARKETS-Nov. SI. C ...