... AGRICULTUR, MARKETS, rS ?? -V h-t - ' f Ok -I,_ ?? , . . E A man of rhe sawe Pt Charnl)Ly, who, if he livcs till Febru ary next, will tlen ente, the One hundredth year of his age, as. gisted in reqping a field of oats last week ?? Side, in Cockerharn, near Lancaster. Hlaa seORD, OVt. 2S- IThe show of Cattle at our annual October Fair, on Monday, watshy far the hiagest and 6nest we have ever ...

... AGRICULtVRE, MARErS, Uf'c. Thouigb. durinsg the month of October. not much rainlo fallen, a considerable degrc:4 of Inaoituie lsa- pervaded the e atnoe Aret-4l the cttei~g and hairvestinfg of the crop has beer coicideablyitapeded by heavy nightly des*V,' on the ggehj~eisldal~eaY squall of wind; bt ~tas the A-Iiners, oUT- d -e l h iavnae hebad to contend With, were g *norethancloq.~i. t ther- ...

... d1G7XCULTURE, MARKETS, SL'C ENGLAND. The long continuance of rainy weather has been severely felt'in the'rastern and northern dierricrs, where a considerable breadth of oats and barley, and even wvhera, that were cut in the early part ofthernor-li, still remain spetring on the land. Thr white crops in the 'fens of Cambridge and Lincbinthire have rotted on the ground. The forward sown pease ...

... COM1MIARCE I.V GERMANV2; In the German papers there is a long article ' I iron) Leipsic, domplainiiig of thle depression of j trade in the count! ies df the European continent. Seldom, says the w riter, flas such a m[ass of goods been accutnulatud as at the autumnal r 2air, and seldom have so much freight and car- w riage been paid in vain.' Leipsic is represented ai ns crowded with ...

... . -LVERA1OOL MARRETS-.NoT . COTTON.-The53ales have not been so extensive this as last week; and pri!&s isave declined gtnerary trom O6d. to i1 Th sale of the s alort to about 8°fl bags. Sea : Island Georgi 6i, .at 22s. 4d. to 2s.2id.-.owe Genorgia6o -at 271d. to ?? Orleans 400, at lB2d. to 2lAd.-Pr. I narnbuco 230, at -234d. to 2&_-.i,)ar.)ham Sf0, at 'S2d. to 22- 2,d.-Bahia 160, at 22d to 23d ...

... AGRICULTURE, MARKETS, Eec. MID LOTHIAN. Until the 10th of this month there swas a continuance of very bad weather, like the preceding, and it was thick and h xy with occasional show~ers of rain, Ahen nearly the whole of Ele grain crop was exposed to its banifnl influence. From that day it gradually became beter, until the 1sth, when a high wind sprung up, and continued some days and nights, ...

... FROM T'HE LONDON GAZETTE. (This Gazette gi-es notice, that the Lords Commisloners of his Majesty's 'Ireasary having appointed money for the pay metnt of half-par to Sea Officers, from 15t July to 30th Sep. temnber ISt6, the payment is to comnmence on the I1th in- stann.) BANKRUPTS. C' Goseder, nilthcam, Norfolk, msiler. W. ?? carlisle, upholsterer. Witliani and Anal Fawthorpe Smith, Stockton, ...

... AGRJICCITUIU-s, MARKETS, b,. l OnWednesday last, at tile Hl'lf Mar'ket, Rtrwiric; ,grat p se nubers of servant atedd;c es that were hired (3btaSOin MIn 'd very, low wager; fW. the next half~year; average for woaen, IU about L£2.. Lean cattle in great plenty which miet f~w hay'- ~ss ers-, such pisas were sold icr 40,. ea,, four years since, I di. would scarce, bring its. earls,-' In slhort, ...

... ACRICULTUR, MARKETS, &c. The Manx harnest Iq -now nearly got 'n-the wheat crop in many places greatly injured by the wet;-the barley has also suffcred-but the oat5 and potatoes are maorc Man anw average crao. At Lockerby hiring market, which took place on Thursday last, there appeared a great numbtr flsearvant., of all descrip. elans. The wages for ?? eer frormL.2 5s. to 1 4 which ~jqt s~um ...

... SJST of T1hc El e 1gill, licenced ship, arrived' on tylon J as daY inortrio in the Dowfns, ftnm Bembay, which Js sheleft tio8til of July, and St Helena the I4th is- of Septemibel. nl 'he Potton, extrasship, said from St I~rle- Da six hours before thle Eilerjgii. Ty The extra ship ALingies put into Simno's Bay x the l6th of A U-Ust. n h Regent, regular sthip, airi vcd at Madras o on the :;thl o ...

... AGRlCULTUEMA',, M4JKETS, N. FORFAaSTIIME ANNUAL REPORT. c ?? Nov. 15. 1816.-DLuring the suputee mionthc, we r had very little sunshine; and thr return of night was almust al. a ?? accornpanie4 by sharp frosts. Tse ?? has been, e tbat vjt one species of graln was either Properly filidd or ripsnl; and the wet weather which unfortunately followed hts added much to the injury already sustsined. ...

... Erl cI JANGE-Nev. 1F . , l tinCOD stice Weuellbd. F ~,S tu t' lncotl rary since wewr 4sdy, It.5 di ,btVlj' tist rail, wilich Was expecttd this L1.11 ?? vi ?? 11arlvt > 'rj]3Sl91' t1w lre I'a~s blit li tle wileat astlzayhVtt. 1 aul nitr1± icr, ill cflllt ccpf our ports he ,Ill,, b al .olttiln ot that grain, ;s wl as %re't ' .t the latter article is zittarly uilsattall`, i r aroldi of till they ...