... AGRICULTURE, MARKETS, Clfc. ENGLAND. Theapparent scarcity of bread corn in England, from a combination of causes, will require legislative intervention to prevent the distress being Increased by a continuance of those fraudulent practices in the meal trade, which have been suffer- ed too lung to oppress the-people, and disgrace the police of thiL country. Much corn remains still abroad in the ...

... SCOTCH BAN/KIUPTS Jrs S~l:QUES iTKRA ?? l'rx~sBnowx, inianufactunt-, late nf p,31 Glaegcw-Crediacocas mect il the Pri;ce of Xtaj av owin li h011 Lrheenihi r and 14th Jrrnuary, 1 2 o'clock. t c there Jou e KE i.OCr, linlenmantcif.cturer, residing at ColUaddI in tlbe paii 0c of Clolsccrnc-Credit~os meet in the Glob )m DunFries, 8th anwl 39chc January, onle o'clok lilt, Ile WiLi.iaMt KrNc, ...

... LONDON, MARFErS-AuG. 27. . COTToN..4Ihe export ouses continue to be the only pur- chasers of cotton; the sales of last week would have been more considerable bad not the Bengals at market been held a. a very high curreocy; the purchases were 350 Perntsms at 2s. lid. to 2s. 34.; small parcels of Bahias at °s.; and Maranhanis %at s.Ojd.; Sea Islands 2s. i7d.; 132 Boweds, J92J. to UOAd; ?? burats ...

... TOl ?? 'VAe R5 eel $ but prices rem.,r, ve., -~t be -s w ; but prices resnalt, i ntt bee0SI teitertt,5 wevk' 5010001 to -about 3d rainh. li l 2s. Ohd. o2s. 40d.-Bo, bags. SaeI I ?? d. New Orleans. Z-0 tat 0 l 7913 200 31e 2 ' rtt .95 to 2s.-Maranie k5 tots t O t12-1. to Dr28°°dS-Ute d to 2xdp n o al it | maica Pustic at 1..6 to 19-8sua ?? f to, at t CO 13 d, at 5 , - to 22id I Caaod. t1jO, j ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON-Dec. 9. S Our martet was abundantly supplied this morning, -with all h kinds of grain, consequently old wheat has declined from 4s. , to 5S. per quarter, and flew ditto fronm 6s. to 8s. trom this day week. Barley is from 4s. to 5s. per quarter cheaper. Malt id is dull. Having a large supply of new tick beans, they are B- from 6Os. to Ss. per quarter cheaper; and oats sold ...

... A,16R'CULURI:E, MA lRELTS, rFllRS *i On Tuesday, Ayr woollen cloth naarket was .II s with goods, whichn ild readily, at such prices as Will *erate the manefacturer. I eo Act Ayr, on Wednesday, there was an indifferent sh loc.es, either for the SasIle or for' the dralshtsl Th 0r chasers were few, and the prict s; in ?? with The ptI former years,. 7ere excessively low. htsoeq Wednesday ...

... D a KIRII [H-A ;u . 23 The quantity of grain; alihoug! not l'rge, 50a fu'ly 4r, plate to the dtIndttil. Wheattrld in i a I o on the average; beit 47s. 6f ; current 'iSs. 0 .: tiletrior 4. Lii insy tully as high as fLrrterliy; best S32 0; earrort:], ilteor 24;. Oa:s fail; 2i. lower; besr 235. u ?? axj. inferior 21s. 0O1. Pease and beans ruimn cii u 0 I., Di, ocr 1ttll. Whe-t. Barl e. Oats. I'L. ...

... GLASGOW MARKETS-Ocr. 5. LoTTe.-Our market continues rather dull, but the quo. tattons of last week are maintained. IThe sales are about 40o bags, ?? Island Georgia 62, at 2s. s. to 2a. 7d.-lnre- rior ditto 18, at 2s. 3d. to 2s. 3 ?? ditto 16, at 2s. OM1. -Bowed ditto 70, at-20 d. to 22d.-New Orleans 20, at 221. -Diemerara 211, at 23d. to 2s. I d. LONDON MARKETS-OcT. I. Corro N.-The chief sales ...

... LIVERPOO1 MARI I ..Ar SO GAUk.-SOnOe little iniprovement in the demand for raw, and 400 hblds. only heiig brought forward, the whole went off reddiiy; and at a sale of St Vincents an advance of is. to 2,. per cwt. was obtained. MoLAssEs-have advanced Is. to Is. 6d. per cwt. two par- cels of Suriaims having been sold at 28s. Ru ?? are in fair demand at former ...

... BANK IIz C are -:1 On Tlt~rsd~a) last a ll Gneear racepe'l Ca prietors of thle Bans k ?? Englan.l %as helid at the'j f a d'r of a dividend. It uj5'55 iuirllnat~ed *h n o j11 Cit. tors that, in conuqtence oi an increase of proefit that an additional dividend wduld le grant ?? 'Pri holders The Governor itformed the anted .o ° ?? dividend was in reased frrni seven tr 1( per 10 'c e0 il S07, the ...

... ArEAPOZITAIN COMMBRCI4L DECREE. TIE. DI.CTOR GEN'ER.AL OF THE INDIRECT TAXtS TO HIS | XOCELLENCY THE SECP.ZTARY OF FItANCE. [u His Majesty having ordained, that with re- gard to English, Spanish, and French ships, as tar as regards the visit, should be allowed the same exemptions of every kind as they enjoyed before the military occupation, depending upon l the system then in force,with the ...

... EAST INDIA SHIppljG -- I I - The underrnentioned shills fron Cli of,~ the Isle Of W~ight on4' *.da tlla arr'j Castle,, Essex, Ceres, Inojii YI z Warren Hastings, Ainwvick aar 0tdt Grant, General Harris, VYtalsitart B Atlass, ?? Scott ; stey5id tge; the 20th January, and St Helena l ronl of March. lte His Majesty's brig Ferrct hatrd Helena from the Cape, with lettrived ,t Company's ship ...