... M ARKETS, GLASGOWs JAxa 2 - . e Asars-Our demand has -not been (fo lively, nor our r prices ijuite foe ftfeadf as formerly, owing -tb; thd differ.. . ence-;ofepin~iin *hi3ch QlU exsi1ts refpe nilwthe' fluwr~e ftato of our relations birith America, wethave dber'efore i (fufered our quittaions to remawn withottt altera-tion. . CST'aO ?? been 4oeS Rb the rioni-eIlrea- P dy ftated, which generally ...

... MAINE INTELLIGNE'T. Captain Mudge, of his Majesty's ship PFhenix, has transmitted, in his letter of the 20th inst. to John Wilson Croker, Esq. the copy of a letter from Cap- tarn Coode, of the Brisk sloop, and stating his avin g e captured, on the :2th inst Le Harpalode Ngjer pri- Ivateer, of two guins, with a comp'e nent-ofA m4len, belonging to St Maloes, out tvv6 days, and had made t no ...

... . ,r. tirin-Adealkr'in: Ngrth 'hi as kogiar7 Diitc, $3r-'desIerin or ,hreaihe Se ,of 1;irkbfwald, Ayrjtire ~rdifioi-re'' et' in ?? irm,- l4'aybole, 17th Ye'br-uar_, pne dock, toianie a faor; fame place zd. hour, Jokh harch, to. ele& a treeu ., - - . E X A}%1AT&O Nfi,,* C , ?? : . PaTaa BET4oN, Grbceri-Garw, twbieezamuifed in the Sheriff Court-houfe, ' th Feb nd .Ah, at ce 1 a ?? meet-4 e ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... M AR K E ?r & GLAsqovW~ vz*RtUART is. can a . pirchates wight how p~e, Ipae n flly; een s. ,d, 'CO 4+sa, 2iiR,-ss issbaev,,A~ M~e~o t hfi, ,Spinps, ea ?? znxedietejwantp,'o .x vea'Q .0i fp~mera4ri qd the ' rps~2,'o gbiod ifa clean Sea 'islatd it %~'44& id of ojhr idii ?? A~~i~'qie4q st 'tw'm I *,ock: at- ,marlet,,;no sales Eo consequice, have' iieioiiade, withte ptionof pacelof tozi~ solid,d ...

... AIMRLArE INTELLIGEATCE. The Toulon fleet is out, and Lord Collingwood is said to be in p0ssession ofiintelligence of their move- ments. _ The two F rench frigates, La Renommee and Clo- rilrde, which railed to the West Indies in compariv with the two that have been desiroved at Guadaloupe, . have got safe back lo Brest, having taken the follow- f ing ships-the St Joseph, Nancy, Louisa, Cecilia ...

... A .- - W- l- . 31T -I'l_ 2 GLASGOW5 FEi% 20. Aiesa -A few fales of pot al have been miiadeat -6s. bj to 62s.A Pearl held at 683,1to XOs.08 -0! - ^o -FEE.-We kcnh of toifles fince our Taflt of an confequence, and it is'probahle that little wil 1Abne un- Y uil th arrival of tlhe mzd from th~e f Continent,-of which feven-are now-due f ::,COT.TON. Tedewand continues exteely limited, c -and nly ...

... ,A;RlNETA INT ' ELLIGENCE. ?? | TOULOA2 FIEET. ;l , - . ?? Z j Governimenit arein hourlv expectation of rereiving e t; dipatehe~ s from Lord Collillawoml, giving an acconnt t, of an action with the loulon 11eP, of wihich, iL is said, he s a; in sight on the eveiling of ile c4thl of I f January, anid had no doubt of beling able to come I tuil %vith them by tile morning, should thev not escape ...

... R~41W FNMRe Wis8B ~ ~ p4leuuiztaey labcit ls.. 6 hli'ghere ;s5s;- 6urrez, ?? , 8R8:!,AtO 26e. d. | 7'8 Bols .Wheat iln'i Ma' ' zhf~~iin prJices~> ?? o_-X. O ' -, , ,lo 0 B a k e 1~ 'Jil~- -4,d ' e h, ,4ie~tt '2 jA9;; iki . th~ein1~er. - . Spzb,, rtt.erifl Glafi*w ttde ~~k~ri p t1,texfa wn ioe f lagp, V ?4w ?? iird' niM~ewiGidmour, fpirit dealtn G1~f | ~ ~~ Dil AD&6* M gio , e . ii ?? t .? toe ...

... 'WMARKTS M.t Italy, MeLSa l . ch lAfhes, lb ,L, on'dotteeid t,,'s'holsi~ers here niore. . ID hei 4em (nsio'apd Fs for :P~ot' anid ~PeS~arI.,$ ~bd &6 andG4.X> ?? n. z.otwithi~ anding tha advices :mtC Otwen are, rather favourable for the'ippers of oonial' P odsip~b lull #wja~mnot had either le corefp'on~etD~e-. P. du U ?? ~ -Cbj isind r rsci wic rpe i te Lnan Mark-oe J1amaica, at-l- I-9s- in ...

... NE I U T OM OUSEr ~ GRANG~ I . TH The .Ri'bh ion., th Lodsf i 3Mje~t' 1,Treasurly, on appliic-atito-ns ro the Trade, havn i~eenplead~'t~raD~ Cusoihusetol te .port, o Graie~no'Abnd the' Right lion. Lord DUND havig; a rewt~leH~ ad', of Custornsto~ I 21St. at.1 the foundlatxdn-~stone of Gr'angdm-ouith, C~uij- ed byth~ ?? ~Iate~sand Brethre-n I f he Three L1odges-~ov ak-r and Carron:uh wereso ...