... . -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 ...

... AdRICUzTU1R MARXJrTS, V-c I The following suggestions for recovering potatoes, which have been partially injured by frost, is well as for preserving nch as are in a sourid state, from the effects of frost during the Wvinter, having been recetly chrculated by the Highland So- ciety of Scotland, we are happy in publimhing them, as these suggesttoss t attended to, promise to be usefui: We under- ...

... 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, ...

... 4GRICULTURE, MAIRKETS, Uc. ONi TA KING UP AND) 4TOIITNG POTATOES. As, in stveral late places of the country, potatoes are not yet taden lip, the following hints rnay be usetful.- F kOaI 'C F AItMEIt', J 5IttN AtL. October 118. 1816: SIR-1 plant my potatoes in drills of 2h inches ap1rt; as soon as they are fairly througih ti ground I have them horse. heoed by a skim-plough, repeating the ...

... 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, ...

... AGRICULTURB, MARKETS, thc - At Brechin market, an Tuesday last, there was a tolerable t sliew of cattle, and a good many sales were tffected; fat in _ fhr demand. There was a lively sale for barley, at 304. to *s S-is. per boll. After the severe and tempestuous weather we had for some I time experienced, a thaw commenced oD Sunday ae'etvight, a- and, continuing for several days, has nearly ...

... 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 ...

... AfGAICLLT7RaR,6AfARXET$, Wc At Lanark St Leonard'a fafr, on Wedtesdayp cattle were mnore in demand than at any snarket duri ug the stason, -aWd pricee were considerably improved; skilful dealers wero of opi. nion that beasts in gengral soln twenty perqest. higher than ?? Bigsar fair, wsigh vwasJ held last week; the market not btesgj to fuly auppilged a, on lqoie 'faeter sicadrits. Several per. ...