... REPORT OX THE CORAN TRADP. ch (Coistinued from our paper of Thursday last.) r ~at Mr D. Stewart, a land-agent and surveyor, stated that in the course of his profession he had been much in Ireland during drt the last seven years. In that tin-e grest improvement had ta-r in ken place in noblemen's and gentlemen's demesnes, and also in ies the places held-by those persons denominated middlemen; ...

... LEITHX IMPURTS AND EXPORAT. IMPotTS. Hoffiung, from Riga, with 2600 barrels linseed, for Wil- liam 1Hall and Co. Frederica, from Christiansand, with 864 pieces fir timber, 0. 2. o. battens, for Corbett, Borthwick, and Co. Elizabeth, fromi St.Petersburgh, with 24 bundles hemp, 51 bobbins flax, 150 casks tallow, 560 bars iron, 5. 1.19. deals, 0. S.0. deal ends, for John Sibbald and Co.-S parcels ...

... ufi~~v~e,v aasva,.vCJ.. SEQUE9 rRATSONS. vnr DAVID GRIeVF, grocer, Cosvgete, Edinburgl-creditors he meet in the Ro l ?? Coffltouse, there, 1ith Sep. ?? and 4th October, owae o'ciock. EXAMINATIONS, &c. - LEwis TasoaSosN, smith and ironnionger, Edislbargh, to ae be examined ih the Sheriff-clerk's offlc-, there, 2ith Sepela. _ber and 3d Ocrober, two ('clock. ch ALFeXAS DrR WAL.FeRR and CO. ...

... M AR KE T S. RDINBURto-PEB. 2. c. d. s. d. l.d. ,. ii, 'deef, per lib. 0 6 a 0 8 Potatoes ?? 8 a 0 0 ,uttan ?? 0 7 a 0 g a Buter, per lb. 1 6 a 0 0 Veal ?? 1 0 a 1 2 Eggs, per doz. 1 8 a 0 o Pork ?? 0 6 a 0 8 Tallow,prst. 14 0 a 15 6 Lamb, pr qr. 0 0 a ) 0 Hides, per s. e 0 a S Quartern Loaf ?? 9 Calfskins,prlb.0 15 a U 1 Meal-market, Tuirday. 0atmeal,4D2holls,atL. s. d. Pease and Barley Meal, ...

... LEITH IMPORTS .LVD EXPORTS I I MPORTS. William and Friends, from Hamburgh, vih ° bales f6r W. alld R. Mowviray.-44 bags rag,, for. J Aoders1 -I bale flax, for Williarn Ure.-I bale deinfnr 19. ;5.-aYIe 864 ox or cow bides, 4 casks 53 bales yarn, 14 bags rogV I chest linen, to order. tt10 bqle Industry, -fromn Amsterdam, ith l40 matt5 102 boles ht 103 pieces marble, 7Tbales calf shins, 1 bold ...

... CORN EXCHANGE-OcT. 15. ?? n: a. OFI -e * ~ CORN EXCHANGE-OcTr. M d o I mhui~~orning w~ ;a middling supply otf 1.kinds of irb lb has hlly maintained Monday's pricus- A few xye5 purcised at a trifling advance, and price5 in 6e, 1 'tsn eap~icrrd higIer. 1g beans, pease, and uiliet ew I. SMAII'HNEIJELD MARItT-;Oct-IS- 1/ .; 5 8d to 4s Sd ?? - to 5s6 .s 0s to 5s GJ 1 Pork ?? ,BT\ATON Atthe Cues -- ...

... DALi I.S l I H-LTUG. 22. 'rIbe quantity of grz in in modrrate supply, tard jl nelal sold h-avdiy. Be't ?? 47s- Od ; siplrt 4is g inferior 42i Barley the only grasi 'ihl Ias 3higher; hutst3, od.; current ?? i:.teinor 22s. L33i-u nats ?? Oil.; cflrrm 2Gs. (Ii. ;nferihr 022. Od. Pease :and ps oru . -i, Otora. Od. pcr boll. \WJhea. i Bairl-y. P (s I -e&Beas First ?? . 42. O(l. C;1 2t-y. Od, ?? (M ...

... COMMhECA, JAGRICULTURE, Saie ZS, W-- It Rfsirds mutch pleasure to learn, that the clothing mnattu factories in the towns of Bradford and 1'rowbridge are in the higheot state of activitv; such a briskness of trade has not been enperiernced for many years. Within the last ten days, an advance of 71 to 1(0 per cent has actually taken place, and has been readily obtained, iii Minchester, upon ...

... COMMERCE, AGRICULTURA, MARICEYS, -. In the opinion of some experienced commercial men, more mercantile business has been transacted in Liverpool, during the last three months, than in any formtr period of the same length, since the establikinnent of the port. Flour and cotcson have been the leading articles of import. The exp;;ts have comprised almost every product of oar domestic and colonial ...

... * GIUT.Y A~~S t±'c. At Sb re w-bury fair, on the 1i8th instant, there was agoo1 ,pTsW or far CAvs; which dhid nct retch more than 6,. per lb.; btirrvlls went 'ff wvd 11. Sheep at 7d. antdsoldwvell. Forpirime, .heese tlivre were no buyers; comni onand middling qualids q ttched f-om 30s. to 50U. per cw. Butiter & Bacon ?? per .lh;: AAt Heseford fair, on the 16th instant, oxen met with a readV s ...

... LEITJi l.'dP2RTS AND EZX.,7'2s I . . IMPQ Rra. -ljen, from Hanmburgh, with five cailc-s con-t .n l . cwr. raiv Jiren yarn, for C.'and J. Philip.-l aL, 50,03o goose quilis for John Aorrlson.-229 ha., ?? ?? 20 tottS rags. 2 ?? atd Igeid~ng ror r,,str, ?? Olilrer,-.-8 casks carrawaV seed', 383 hidts, i sk 'l i Rhenish svinei and .558 haif fircitis soap, to er, r. Annta Christinas fronm ...

... I FALL 1 THE PRICE OF GIAMi. W NVe observe, with pleasure, that the pioduce of - the present harvest has already~begun very materially to affect the grain markets, barley and'oats having 1 experienced, both at Dalkeith and Haddingon, a marked depression in price. At Dalkeith market, l on Thursday, prices fell los. -per boll.; and at Had- dingtob, yesterday, they were 22s. lower than the ...