... M4 CUM2URE, JOA RDTI, PIIRS. s. ire, - (Bly an East Lothiai Correspotndent.) The~barvest, owing to' adverse weather,. has hithersopro- a ceedeeiver~slowly. .Upon.clay soiis the carrying of the crops I 't the' stack-yard'will be more srvere upon the working stock; Mr and snore ruinous to the ground, than ever known at any for- ttter period, Indeed so wet. are many fields, that if high gales AY ...

... rn7 ?? CORN X ?? .wheat. ; Bariy } O Pea tr t. ?? Od. I ;j .n* I I Secod--415 6d24. Od ?? I o dI |2'Is. o ...

... SCOTS BAXkAUPTS. :}:X~bMINAl o N44, &c. EXAMINAT1, NS4, &C. HUGH PATTERSON,spirit-dealerin Glisgow.tote examill- ed in tbe Sheridl-clcrt's ollice there, 1st and i5:h, NoVcnbel, ,one o'clock. JOHN MiLELLAN, merchant and muslin manufacturer iii Paisley-in the Sherififclerk's oflice there, 4th and ith No- veniber, 12 o'cl-ck. MAiTLANVh& BaoWN, manufacrtrers ini Glhsgr-w-in the Sheriffclerl's ...

... l+biH SHIpPING. . 21. Nuntcv. Uolk. Wicl A RRIvrD-Oct. 21. Nancy, (o. k, Wick, herrings o ii nerva, Tocl, ditrto, ditto-Jtan, Wiisoni, ditto, ditto-Rubr, Murray, Aberdeen, baliast-2'. Amirew and Keatty, ?? guson, Glasgoiv, grdods- Jrnier, Goruon, Findhoryn, ditto- .N0iaty and Betty, M'mtickLs Inondovidrriy, ditto-Naicy, Morrison, Stirling, ?? rgarer, C'silberrtgon,. BUrilt- island, hirrings ...

... - CORN EXCI-ANE,.Ll )NlDON-O7T. 14. - l-, .. _ - . ans. ?? .. _ . 1 . ; - - Ti . I We,.had a middling supi'1y ef all kil:,s of grain for i,, son of the yeg. W.iie-ac iii the early p:r otf thie iixuroxx. taken oil' i Ievxeblat'ati iwe si lieit 65. ts per (i.uai loot ustwros tthecluditte sales betanilc very litvy, ax,4 e aI noeonidor rhento 11wre rhlj .5. per quarter dearer, ito1, and rye has ...

... JCRICULTURLA. MARKZTS 3: The weather now, for three week, h b vourable to the harvest weor', ard that been 1161al ardently and successfully protecnad. that Fb. tlta5l lioacnwd. ha troile as e ?? city it is enerally over, and, with a few exctpureiulndthl .arm yard, in good cotntwition. Ipt ir l Ii A corre~pcndenst at F z-llhk infrniars us, ti ?? the Caurse.s II Stirling awed Falkirk are e ...

... CdiRS lEtCHANGE-ccr, 25. hI, Char fr-sh arrivals this a nni,,a e We had but tw frew sh arrivals this niiornihig, conseq1Tehtly, in the early part of thei orning, the wheat trade was brisk; but tewards the cle)se the sales heivy at Monday's prices. Barley . is2s. per quartet dearer; malt is scarce, and considerably ad- 6i1aced; brans ate 2s. ald oats fromn 2s. to Ist ptr, quartet dvarer, iln ...

... LOINIDON. r-R1iDA-O&TonCR 10. |E TDoA Siiri'NbN--The private ship. Ma- tilda.is arrived firom.Javyl. The extra ship FPirlip arrivex at Batavia the 20th April, and sailed for Eng1pd- the l0tls of June. The Company's asi :. , arrey. and Europe arri- -ved at Batavia the ?? une from' Madras. The extra ship TJniosn was Indramayo, the 27th June.&- Wednesday a Coutt-of Vireetors iws hlid at the East ...

... AGURCULTU-R, .AfARKBT, M. C ATRRAUIGH CATtLIe Snow.-sIa consequence of cer- t tain Premiums offered by his Grace the Duke of Buccleuch, for the best breeds of Cattle and Sheep in the county of Sel. kirk, the competition took place at Carterhaugb, one of his IGrace's farms, On Monday ?? following gentlemen were appointcd Judges of the Stock, ?? Pott, Esq. Penchryst; William' Bell, Esq. Ailars; ...

... IGRrCZLTURE,, MARCAETS, Wq. i or thelast fourteen days the %weathrr has been so very fa voutable for the harvest, that the greatest part of the crop is now almost completely secured in thit neighbourhood. Oats and barley are of excellent quality, and uncommonly produc- tive; but the whear, In general, will ?? indiffurently, and t be veiy infterier in ?? Reoviw. At Darlington marker, on Mornday ...

... 'fGRICULT&JRE, MaRKkTS, JAIZRS. eo. This morning shearers continuied to .be hired here at .Od. to 2s. In consequence of the fine breezy weather that began on Saturday night, a great deal of grain, in eccellent order, has been inned. The crop-is very heavy. In the parish of Erskine, for instance, wherever the farming was good, the oats promise ten bolls an acre. We have learned from, a country ...

... bALKEIMm-Ocr. xo, The quaitity of grain at imar.et is in slort Spply, aara Y, ing to 89t bolls. Wbeat sold -lheavil? end higha e st- td.; current 55 OdL; inferior 50%. Barley; best 3 Od best new, 50s.; current 25s. Wa.; inferior l 1s. Oass;firsll; ! S2s.; ditto new, 27s.; cafrent ?? Inferior n os. - and beans 2ds Od; to ,0bd 64. per boll. r * Wheat. . Barley. Oat. Pease & Beans First ?? Cd. ...