... AGRICULTURE, MARKBLS, &. t Renfrew fair, on Friday, there was a numerom ?? hal-. ?? ?? ?? ?? - . - A --.A ?? n a ?? 0 At Renfrew fair, on Friday, there was a numerous show of cattle. Only few sales were effected, and prices were ra- ther higher. Good milchA cows brought from L.9 to L.Il.- Half fed beasts from 93. to 11S. a stone. At Carlisle fortnight fat cattle market,on Thursday last, the ...

... CUMMERCE, A GRICULTUE'E, AMARkS75, by. ?? -V - .- ^ s~tof rh- qdt 10rimo, soares that 1 there *to The Boston Advertiser of the ld utrinao, Sores yeart - e ihe was, exported front Savannah for itue s i unte Kingdoms, from h of October 1116, to the 3inth of lae nionth, 108,622 was lthemrsreta urha creyy~dnd '28,ogann hng head o r bales of cotton, 10,779 harregs Of rice, d hgsheads of ira ...

... SCOTS BAXvRUPTS. SEQUESTRATIONS. t6t f June t2 AtSDR EW RocHEAD and SoN, musical instrument ?? in Elinburgh.-Creditors meet incthe Royal Exchange W coffeehoust there, 20th 1une and 4th July, two o'clock. pr S _ 8. ?? DcUCHRAeSS merchant and auctioneer in _ Glasgow.-Creditors meet in the Princeof Waleitavern there, 20th J une and 8th July, one o'clock. s ?? riolt102s, &C. , , wI S W. D. S ...

... I CORTIMERCF, AGRICULTURE, MfARCKE7S, t. On MNorlday the *sweather cleared, and a fine westerly breeze sprung up, which still continue; and has in some measure re- moved the fears entertained for the harvest. Considerable fields of grain have been reaped in various parts of this county during the prtsenteweek; and we have the satisfaction of ad. ding, that a fivid of barley, belonging to Mr ...

... AGRIJCULTURE, ,lMAR~r7S, L Parliq!e horse markhet -n Q-.- At Carlisle horse market, an slattrday linmies wvere shenl 1), grid the Sale was UI Vennij5 riials of a better description had been bruhtlit 7 1 Wvluid readily haive gone off at high pr-ca eae,?1 fat Cattle Market. on Thurslay, was o~j,?4 ii by both cattle and sheep-a o ad show r ef I'eet ?? 5-. G6'. ta) Gs. 63d pest Oreal 6-. 14 lh. ...

... 12RICULTURB, MARQK?7S, t-* ._ n- . - A a.s. e.d I . _ 0 St- -.t V-.fl, -ZAhALA I , tt.-h GRANGE,1SU OATS-A feW boils of MrB,,rue so very much esteemed, was yeaterdcy sold inO our wth ;here, atrthe price of 4 Is. per boll; and it is most pie, ark' Brle the beqicl4a ef0cts already attending the stock l n 1 grjinE Aota all quarters, ncw finding its way5 stabomark, to tire metropoli of scotland. a ...

... SCOTCH BAdNKRUPTS. 5 EQUE $T Ft ' Tu ON JAMrs AD.AMn merchant and' hiup owner in Arbronth C-reditors mieet in Fairweather's ravern there, 6th and 2t-t February, twelve o'clock. EXAMINATI NS, &C. WVILLI~AMl XIN,. plumber in Glasgow, to be exarninedio the Sheriff-clerk's office there, 4th and 18th February, el,,,i o',.leck. JIIAME.S BROWN', merchant in Alyth-in the Slheriff cierkl offlee, Perth, ...

... AGRICULTURE, MARKE7S, t-c A correspondent of the Aberdeen Chroslicle observes- The weather, during this month, has been very favourabe, and, during this wetk, much warmer than we remember- so early In the season. The warnsth has been accompanied by genial showers and dews, which has produced such a -rapid advancement of the growing crop, as we believe to be quite upe'jcedtnted in this northern ...

... AGRICULTURR, MIARKB7S Vat AIGltULIUNZ9 JV1121CAf ) t:J6 g Dr Righ'i, in his late interestilig publication on Holklhann, !thus describes the novel process of converting old pasture 'land into new by ino.viation ?? 'The immediate operation on the land consists in placing pieces of grass, turf, or 'flag, of i Iabout four inches square, at certain distances, leiving an in;. terval uncovered eiuial ...

... AGRICULTURE, JIIARKE7S, V POTA1or .-It is said, that pullieg off the blossomsas soon as they appear, will have the effect of increasing the produce of this nurri ious and invaluable root olic-sixth; and there will be fewer small roots. Spiaevows.-A correspondent, eminent for his agricultural notices, strongly reconmmends the destruction of this most mischievous bird. He states that he has ...

... A4GRICULTURE, AMRKE7S, WLt. In all parts of the kingdom, so, mucla ploughed. land was never known by the oldest persons, as for next harvest. Extract of a letter ?? Jersej, dated April 4..-f For the last week the weather lias. been uncoimmonly fine, cabin, acd serene ; no cloud in the sky. I he spring husbandry is nearly over; never was known a finer season, every hope is rational- ly ...

... AGRICULTURE, MARKETS, Ll;,. At Ayr Woollen Fair, held on Tuesday, there tvas a great supply of Clotho, which met with quck sales, and at higher priees tfian at any New-Yeak's-day Fair for some years hack. On W'ednesday there was a considerable number of draught horses in the market; hut very few fit for the saddle. At the commencement, the prices were considerably higher than for- merly, but ...