... GLASGOW MARKLiTS-Sept. 2. ro N.-The gales amount to &.c -nn ?? _ . I -. I. I o- Zbpt. 2. COTTO N.-The sales amount to 850 packages ?? at the prices of last week. Sea Island Gcorj-' s n h od. to Ss.-St Simon's Stained .30, at 2o. 9d. , at e at £2d. to 2s.-New Orleans 95, at 2s,. Id. to , d r rucco 25, at 2s. I 14d.-Demprara 66, at 2s. 7d. * r 'rinidad 40, at 29. .d. to 2s. Sd.-Bahaana 3o at- le ...

... tEfH Z-MPORTS'W E XPORMT. e BEY7-H IMPORTS- 5 .EXPORT. r gbep4a,. fro- CA6404i$p4uld- With . 2a Cbs parebgejs V 40 locse parifdgesalid biaea cqocs, It rn skins,, ?? tl, bas roch-mios to emnttet--~241 pieces fir timber, 144 'e pieces oak, 2; 0. 3. deals, 0. 2. C.. deal endi, O. 2. o. bstten en4,0 g. for the master. IS jonge-Aie, from Haylingen, iith SS42 ?? flax, l86 :- geq,;y for Corbhor, ...

... GLJ 4 08r MARKEl'S-OCTORI'ER 122. v-TO N. ?? here qas been 3 fair douan.1 for Corton t' COTTON. --I here Ihas been . fair detin. for Carton this wek ; and the sales are about G00 bags, at the prices of last week nearly :-Sea lsland Georgia 25; at 2s. ?? do. i306, at 20,td. to 2;. 3d.Z-New Orleins 13 at .e2d.-Pernirm 20, at 2s. 2zdA-Maratiliam. 2, at 2s. -Demerara 93, at 20d. to os. 0l,d. ...

... AGJRiGULTURE, MARKEI7S, Vc. Great quantities of flour continue to arrive at Liverpool from ; er America ; every week of late near 20,oc) a-week. As it is a a le. manufactured article it pays a duty of 10s. per barrel, and rice a- 2es. 6d. per cwt. It would be a great relief to the country if tc e- thse duties were suspended, whets wheat is above B0o. per quarter, or '40s. per boll. At ...

... AdGRICULTURE, MARK'Els, vc At Boston fair, on the 5th of May, the shew of sheep was very large; acd motwithstandilg the long continued drought, they sold well. Next day there was a larger sheev of fat beastr than at the late Lincoln fair, and they said at prices fully equal to what was obtained there. At Llaingavelech fair, the shew of cattle was not so large as is usual at this season; much ...

... COMMERCGE, AGRICULTURB, MARKE7Y, 1e. ?? ~ vr a vii Ue. NGLANI). 0- For the first fortnight in October rain was wanted to en. I- able the farmer to plough for wheat, since which the weather has been every thing that could be desired for depositing the | seeds of another harvest, and a great deal of wheat has been I got in in excellent order, and though late in the season, if the ild present ...

... COMMZRCA,_ AGRICULTVJB, W.-prx A proof of the fioorishiiog state of the iron A proof of the flourishing state of the iron ' occrred. At Cytarthfa iremn works, in 3iKr : William Crawsbhy, Esq. the proprietor, has ha s increased the wages of all the workmenl tnjlp?.l 4 t ve concern, alln vcd to bethe fiC I able in this or jny other corntry in ?? 'c temporary depressiozi of the trade, the il ...

... GOMMERCE9 AGRICULTURB, MA2;KA7S, ?? At Hawyick f ir, on Tuesday seeennight,- there was a good, c! hew ot Cattle~ and 3,quilck demjand1 at h pigb~cts ;! . r ; ?? ?? io i ,he harvest had een eonctdde4fi1af ?? Hightand distircts, but'snome field ef oats stsl remala to be cut 4ow ,Aqiqlpg the bills tO the northof the C e of.t Giwrie, 4 oiuc .greater, breadth tbaun ?? Was jl4_pnderipo;at6es in the ...

... FROMi THE LONDON GAZETTE. r his Gazette contains an orderi1 Councdl! dispensirig withi calling out the njilijia *Iiis year it furtter'iotifies the mar. riage of the Princess Elizabeth to tbe.Pinnce of Hesse Hona- bourg.] BANKRUPTS. R. Cole, Kinz Street, Holhorn, London, coach-maker. R. Scislee, I-eddersfieldi Yorkl corn-rinerchant., ?? Page, Cranbo urn Street, London, silk-mercer. ?? Aeg, m ...

... FROM THE LJ)NDON GAZETTE. [TIhis Gazette notifies the Priice Regent's permission to Cjptsin A. PrIll tt Green, Royal Navy, to accept the insignia of the Swedish Order of the Sword. BANKRUPTS. C. Rolmbinon, Spalding, Lincoln, dealer. 3. Parisr, Rast Teignmourb, Devon, music seller. R. Beauchamp, Coventry Street, London, lace dealer. Y. Pvak, Newvcastle-underline, Suffolk, mercer. J. Miles, High ...

... AGRICULTUR.E, MARKETS, Ve. *In the Upper Ward of Clydesdale the weather has been so fine that there can now be little doubt but there will be a plentiful crop. Hay and barley are however rather far advan- ced to be much benefited by the ritinso It is not tn the recol. lectlon of any person that the potatoes were ever so carty, oI everpromised so abundanta crop. - I e The Inverness sheep and ...

... R EPORT ON THE CORN, TRADE. (Continued from our paper of Saturday last.) There was laid before the Com*nittee, by their order, an ac- count of the number of inclosuse bills in eath sesoitio, since the Revolution. It appeared fromn this dodument, that in the reign of Queen Anne, the number of the-e bills was three; in the reign of George Lthere were 16; in the reign of George If. there were 223 ...