... ?? AL 'IIu .r~ ?r.r ft ARRIYP.D-April 22. Dame, Clark, from Dundee, zood.- e Thomas, Ferrier, ditto, mats-24. Lady Perth. Balfour, Al- Li. t, goods. Five vessels wtlth coalq, and one in balast. CLEAR rO OUT-Three SistersGlssharsforl.veriessgoods-- 0 Emma, Culdbergh, Halmstsdrl do.-Active, Swau, Dublin, do. s _Siricsephflanks, Flett, Kirkwal!, do.-Eebe, Flenbi.g, Den.. dee, ?? aud Margaret, ...

... COMMERCE, IGRICULTURE, MJARKETS, I. Every loom,every factorv -lmnit in the kingdom empioys i more men, or gives them higher pay than it did six mancths ago, Commerce equally increases throughout our ports.-Li- 5erpool Advertiser. The wonl trade, formerly carried on so extensively in thic town and neighhourhood, has recently so much iocreaaed, as to affard employment tn All workmen in that line ...

... EDINBUlRbH CORN MA.RJET-ArRIL 29. -e -.1nv ofv ln rixr l. .-A ?? ?? 3_ . ?? Our supply of Wlheat to-day was very emall, aid, isi general, ot secondary quality, and sales were very heavy, at a decline of full Is. 6d. on ;avcrng. ; hest 44s. 6d.; current 2Ss. to 44s. Barley 2s. cheaper; bust 3Ss.; current 28s. to 34s. Oats for mealing fully maintained their price; best 32s. cum- tent 2.5s. to ...

... OLASCOW MAiU;t4TS-Si?. QI. . COtTOTN.-TP'5sales af ihe wveek are abont 4517bags at our last quotations, ?? 1sland Oenrgia,intferir 7,ar Cs. AVd. _-1tvwed dittro, 92, at 201. tr5 2i ?? OrlraMs 40, at 224d4 to °3;1.-Perpaubtucco 5, at es. S3d-?enwm ra '246, at V2xd. to -Is. Od-West todia 22, W 2li1. to 2Sd - LONDON MARKETS-SECri. 17. -.orTerN-I he Couron ?? last week *zi's without briskocas; the ...

... TADE ' U lI T 'TRADE g'I Sfji.SUrdCJ7/RLS (F'Trilf CoNr, Trie following ~s a rullcr repor ofae ocud ch hig prt o' Mrl~tit;C.IX1AMl'S 'Spcecll Which was tac livenpar OftMedI aimperfec-ll Y ie in our IMt-- After stating the genleral distress of the country, lie said, gra lie should now the an oppor ntuly to state to the the lie s~ heoml s now this, at'cs ad drawJ the at tention ot the tha ...

... FOREIGN, oF 1ICc-AtYGUST 15.. Iliq Royil Hlighnt ss the Prince Regent has been pleased to approvc or Mr ?? irniatluel Schow to he Consul at Ply-. II iiL :or his Majesty the KDirg of Dcnmark. BANKIRUPTS. ?? lWhitteld, late ot Old treer, Pviddlesex, coal-merchant, birrnrcl 'Wilktim. Bu:lirghari and Berniondsey, fellmonger. Jamic Br, cqc, Caerswys, Montgontery, grocer. Rtreri Ray, Norwich, grocer ...

... cnG.AfMERCE. Letters hlave bee received fto ot larlestofi, 9,)oith Carolins, via Liverpool, to the '2d in- scitnt, which repreaent the ?? for British iitaoufactures as lhaving considerably revived,- Thbe following are extracts from letters reeeived by iespectable a)anufacturing houises.vf di Charleston No.1. d ' Trade. whieli ?? flat, both here co 4nd in all tie.principal ports of tle Union, ...

... FROM THE LON-DO G4Z BANKEsrs US. osqeph Wrangle, Amwell, Hejff oach-r it mcbaeteir | . ?? \vjiliam Hodeson, lrcsslg, KsoUstA o ?? hectar , ?? Sproston, 1Londolltner~tihait-' Robt, Oloag, Little Hermitage Street;Wapping, fishmonger SArah Chimpnesa, 'Fulbam, lmarket gardener. Richard Peacock, Limehousei-cornfactor,, ,i ,: Wrillhim Maltarbe and George Yatrq, I miVerpool, merchantsq ! DM&llliMhop, ...

... ARICULTURE, MARKETS, 4c. ai m i erminates and a: IThe harvest in this quarter is almost terminatei, and an earlier has not been known for a series of years. ?? crops A on the heights, which, in other seasons, ale not completely gathered until November, have been got in this au tumna dS1 early as in the lowv grounds. In our irmmnediate neighbour- hood, oats are not quite so well as other crops, ...

... L ONDbvz Coma - -,h-,'PRIC4 r ;I ?? LePrices'f} ,C flaem,, er tort e Caoacl, per c 2 a 0 ?? 8. Barill.anriII'. o° De i ti. A~bes 23a0020jeCr b. d _ bciy ...

... GLASGOW NIA1KETS-J.N. 13. . ~ ?? _ r COTTON-continnes very flat. . f' uring tbe weok 155 br as s ie have been sold. :1o4wed Gceorgiai 15d~. to51 Cd.-Sea Islatd, r rh S ?? hlavee bieenismall. .-140hilds. of Brown. ai Y Middling brought 7ss. to 7ss. InuScale, purchases have been sa madest Ss. to 4s. under our last quotationsk In Refined and o Fe Yoreigp little or- no ing-a been-effected. ?? ...

... GLASGOW-FEB. 5. Asu ?? business done in this article during the week has been very triflln, and prices remain steady. COFFEE-Still remains entirely neglected. CorTo N.-The demand very ?? this week have been confined to good Boweds at 14d.-Fine Desuxcrara 20d. a 20id.-Fine Sea Island 2s.-In other descriptions there'llas been nothing'done. DEwooODs.-Notbing doing; prices demanded for Jamaica ...