... 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 ...

... -- N .SCO'r3 B34NKRUP7'3. SeQUES TrATIONS. STEVEN & FRASER, botoksellers 'In GlIsgritv_C-Li,0 meet in the Prince of Wales tavern there, 29th 1Nenetbh and 16th December, 12 o'clock. JO3L=N TiIOMsON, horse-dealer at the Calton Mjouth o, Glasgow-Creditors mneet in Caldwell's Eagle inn ther November and 18th December, 12 o'clock. e, h EXAMI5NATIONS, &C. ABRAm & JAMES TII0tsssMX, merchants andi ...

... EDINBURGH CORN MARKET-Nov. Co. Our market was Atill thinly supplied with wheat to day, and old being in request, soil briskly, at an advance of 2s. per boll. New, that was at all in good condition, also sold readi- ly, and, or, average, at .ull List prices; inferior heavy, and rather cheaper. Best ,uld 66s.; best new 44s. A good Eup- ply of barley ; malting samples were scarce, and eagerly in- ...

... 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. ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, 1.ONDON-Nov is. We had a sod Runnzli ~ai ,b,; 18. We had a good supply of ?? this moranir, ;r and Kent, anda large quiantity of foreign gralt dui week, yet notwirilstancing the importation of heat h11gI rye, and oats, owing to the very inferior qualt ot arrivals, fine o*ts wheat solJ at an advance ot Irom SI per quarter from this day wyeek; old oats and bt n asrl quarter dearer, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...