... I DC$It!N&O A-Wb THE 4LAVE TRIADE. ' . ftinita ildtirriai d4 ParHs.) Iedheaticie'6fCdmhier&eCf the town-of Nrintts &as jtiit ,ilihild sOltl1 b6settvsatitos on tte s'lasve trade, 'irt ihe slortiof St-Ddnrhngb. of iich we thidk it'd -r-'dqiyito'etiett thle subitaince It wvotilcld-'e ?? ib ;e-people o vt ?? D3bmsnrgo xilthbet the siave trade: this is an racknbwgled-d tirt'h-' The Ltirdpettils; ...

... SCOTS BANXR.PTJ. S EQUE ETRA]tONS. . 1 JoiN WUeTE, and Joti WVlzTe.I-fuuior, paper makterl i Eskniills-Creditors meet in the Royal Lzcoange Coil house, Edinbu. gh, 12th and soch Novnmber, 12 o'clock. WILLI.A GRAhAm, merchant in Leith-Lreditorarnr ? in Robertson'b tavern, there, 10th Nove ber aud Ist ?? ber, one o'clock. KENNETIa MACLEAY, surgeon anddrduggist, at Oban, ?? meet in CanleroL's inn ...

... LEITH IMPORTS AND EXPORT5. I W PORTS. _ Active, from Harnburgb, with 10 casks carraway seeds re fir A. Macfarlane.-155 hides, for George Boek.-1 ba!e *r yarn, for J. Adamsun.- bale ditto, for J. Kelnaedv._42 At bales ittao, for W. and R. Russell-] parcel books, fhr V Archibald Constable and Company-2 casks yarn, far k. m Socks and Corrpany.-260 hides, to order.-100 barrels ta,: e- for A. Young ...

... LEITH IMPORTS AND EXPOR2S. 55IMORTS. Catbarina, from Pillap, vlth 875 sacks, containing 34i quarters wheat, tor Elliot and Biggpr. Young Edward, from Windau, with 215, bar-rels lhssed, 600 matsj 8 spars or masts, 0. 3. 25. deal5, i6 deal ends, Lo order. Charming Peggy, from Belfast, with 108 barrels berrinn, 199 barrels pork, 2 barrels beef, 6 hogsheads Isams, and Ih jaunrissg car, to order. ...

... : LEIT-H MARKETS.Ocsoamt 29. Faax.-The demanldhas bteenconsiderable this week; 5t) tons of Narva 12 Ifead, of good qualIty, has brought 69s., and several Ibts of i'etersburgh 12 iat' EiaWe been dfsposbd of at 70s. Clean HeIsxt has likewise been in good demand, and consj- derabte als of 'etersb'urgh were made at 51s., in the begin- ing bf the week, but 'yferday 5es. tas readily ootaided. TA ...

... F1poM SHE IONDON -GZETTE. - BANKRUPTS. ,;t aft Bell s Charls Cope Earle Welby, and- Ct.,nn. 13~l!vir-jLeicester, bankrc. - C'arle' Co Bar V elh~, Leileter, banker. Sanc Br. k Staftord, grocer. ?? h.Ir d~l, scnior, Leicester, hosier. li;il n.m 13A , iI. iittl, atiewneer. iOil:. LugenIilflal, S&,!op, victualler. jinwq 'Tnlmeis, Birminghamn, Warwick, sash-manufacturer. F(; *vr,!l I L.r, 131.u ...

... . . . . . .I IDi Po Is' S. ' Jean, from Riga, with £50 sheeted barrels linseed, for D. P; Sim.-60 barrels do. do. for John Green.- jhrnall boxes books, for R. Janmieson.-58 bundles hemp, for -A. Oswald and Son. IF 7'5 bisndles-do. for R7. Js ?? dofor A.Drlgarrnsd : .-57 packs flax, for Philip and Yon.'270 shwetsd barrelslin- V seed, to order.-19 wamscot logs, and 12 deals for rhe master. ...

... FROM THE LOYDON GAZETTE. BANKRXTPTS, George ullin Hinton and David Thomas, Bristol, wholesale chenipitia, &-c. . - - (i'illiani ¶,V'arren, NKanchester, Lancaster, and also of Woeod Strret. London, horme dealer, &c. Fienrk Ratford and Robert Manley, Rochester, Kent, tailors. WiiliamJutson, WAarminster, Wilts, linen-draper. JMhui FaulLrner, Anne Atkinson, William Atkinson,- and An- thony ...

... COMMIARCIAr ASTRESS IN IRELAND. - rr I- a-- A__ _ -- . .. . . . . We did hope, that we should not much longer ,hve to WO chronicle occurrences so Very distressing to the mercautile hot is- interest, as tl'ese to wlhich we alisded in our last. The para- ads graphs in which the ftidrea were announced were very iri-f, because we did not think it would be patriotic to spread alkartis 4y the ...

... zE~mTH IMPruATS ANDv- -EXPO-S. EI7ry, from Oporto, with S pipes red wine, for William and Thomasi Hunter.-SO ditto ditto, far William and Yames Ainlhe.-44 pipe, and 6 hogsheads ditto ditto, for William Hall snd Co.-3 pipca ditto, for Alexsanider Napier.-2 ditto ditto, for Daniel MIEwan-2 pipes ditto, for C. Robertson.- 2p pi`es ditto, for l)onald M5laine.-4 pipes ditto, for H. and R. Evans.-2 ...

... Ty his Royal Highnless thte P1Ncc of WALY RE06 6F tht United Kingdoms of Great Britain and reland, in the ranie-and on the behalf of his M4jesty, A PRObLAMATION, Declaring the Cessation of Arms as wviell by Sea as Land, agreed upon between his M jessjandlhis Most Christian Majesty, and enjoining the observance thereof. GZORGE, P.R. Whereas a Convention for the suspension ot hostilities be- ...

... LEITH IMPORTS AND EXPORrS. d Amatn', from qtromstadt, with 34. 3.7. dea;s, t;. .s. 14. re battens, i 3. 0. deal ends, 11 spars or maasts, ?? and wight.- B It s.Xi'oirs. St Peters -hurgl.--15 blhds. containing ISI, 2. C2. B. and IM F sugar, 79 lahds. containing 757.2. 27. clayed sugar, by Gilbert is Grierson, per the anme. -- - 120 boxes, containing 430. 1. 5. clayed sugir, e by Corbett, ...