... SILVEm CURiENCV^ For thlae two or three'days-past tle retail d i trade of this great citty;,and all classes tf la- ai d bourers, have gtiffered the greatest incofit.06 II i- ence, by oame illdispose. people having sprea4 n it a report tiat, on the expdcted appearance of the a new coinage, none of tile current sixpences ?? be received in exchange. So great has been the o alarm excited by this ...

... COO EXCHANGE, LO1D x oa d ,d iyfw b t' 21. I. we Di~osJuupseattt titironul' - L- Kent, ?? b .t'hav ftgdissik d505 frdornz linies, thiose descripdenas met ready sale at. a, i' ie+ per quarter on last M~onday's prices. }avjl a tine p barley,. that artticl wvas heavy asle, and full g an Iri1S cheaper. Newr beans are 4s. per quarter d f e q~t51t pease sold readily at last week' eprices. In ...

... AGRICULTURA, MARKEYS, Vc. Arrivals of grain at Grangemouth, from 17th to 21st In March, by one vessel from [pswicb, two from Yarmon'th, a one from Gainsborough, one from Berwick, ene from Bani, and six from Leith.-Barley, 8,050 quarters.- Oats, 4,SD' b do.-4Wheat, 1,473 ?? and Beans, S,546 ?? it ;:meal 3,146 ?? '7,8S8 quarters aud 1,146 bolls. ; I fJ gDALYKE1.rH-MAKcw_ ?? dthe quantity of. ...

... ASGRCULTURR. MARKRS, Aa. The vveather in Aprilsroogi°otls Scobhnd, and Ireland, has been. very dtry, with slight trast and' in gprieral easterly %vindsi hut upon the Viholevery la. vourabhl or field'oper3tiahs. All kinds of country Work are consequently in great forwarddnvss; a great breadth of pota. toes has been ptited'j and very ?? qusntities l, oats sown. Notwithstanding thb grekt ...

... COMMfERCE, A(GRICULTUIE,, l1f.-RKE7S, urc At Dunse Fair, on luesday, there was a small show of gnnd catt e, which Fold from 7i. to 8s per stone, sinking offals; but a good show of lean, which sohl ?? than at fornmer cattle markets. 'I here was a poor show of horses, which met with a dull sale. At Jedburgh Fair, on Tl.sday, there was a small shnw Of fat cattle, Which 5,aid from 7s. ro S;, per ...

... cORN EXCfH-AhNaGrIY M d . -~ - P-h arivlssince fo) Y li ?? dno 0r-u b ehaveu ..ics what remained over from Alb119asogb oie grain fo small rede any sales wcro day; 5and the demand being smthe 'deaani n prices eM mket ?? deter. inadeiaflour at the cot prchase till their stocks are worked e ize mnsileable, n n noominal in value. Pease, beans, i arley I naeb ,0 ar Bheays sle at Monday'q prices. ...

... ATS, E5id :1, tb ed an bt -he an ste ,d Ists 10 of so, nSn, I_ dbe irk te, tie (if le- .he ia- ig ne- ta- 5,,, tn nil he gh 5I- ~11 l- he :be int 2to in- or, -Se lo- ser be i. ,ii- in ms- ntt he sat In- rn on ler f- he /Y or ier 'It' ne- mP- so' re, ird lier se -a- ny Iot an re is ler is n- n- as lie ofs r- as a a- nd as .d PLOUGHING MATCH. Newlands, County of Peebles, Dec. 27. 1816. This day ...

... AGRICULTURE, IMARkTS, ~tjnirmtd, at Laeith, aince Thursday last :-Fureign--U'heat, 595 qta~er~s,68Pbags; Barley, 585 qusrters; Oits, 7I()'quar- me tera. '('oascwlie,'Wbeat, 33g quarters; Barley, 5769 quar- o'cl ters, 586 bolls j Oirts, 20 qisareers, 689 bolls.J ; .IVERPOOL MARKETS.-JAN. 4- Syd Of Cotton, our supply this year rather excteeds thatof last-to Londor, the import has beer 68,300, ...

... fIWAL u ta LawDO GAZE'TTE. William -Iarvey, Wvrniondliarn, NroR, mrinufacturer. tirnahab Gdrduer, Printe'G Street, R-otbertlithe,' Surrey, master-rndritier. . Tbonmae Gardom, Epsom, SurreJ, taithr. Thbroas Holnmes, Long-Acre, Middlesex, cinch-maker. Joshua Sidebothdar, Whaley Bridge, withid Bradshaw Edge, Derby, Bsctudllkr. Williarn Bo otH hall Bridfe, York, merclirnt. ¶esse Stonehanm, Bec ...

... ,4GRICULETURRf MARKEYS; tH;. by ~ STOCK MAR5XET FOU' Gtt'ART by Vce'have frequently Pt, late aonononced to our re aders the ~'establishment and §ucveis of the Whe~at Stock Market, held ?? this city, and from the extensive s.Cale upon whit's all kindi of gralirkare now exposed upon this plasn, Edinburgh ought undoubtedly to be not only the firsit Corh Zj4aL'et in Scotland, but likewise the~ ...

... LOAMMERCE, AGRICUITURE, MARZS, t±,. 1 On Thursday last, at the Paisley St James's fair, there was an unusually great shew of both horses and cattle. Highland cows for grazing were more numerous than on any formeroc- casion, prohahly owing to the brisk demand at Johnston fair Ilast month; lioo'ever, sales of all sorts of cattle wereflat, and prices very low. I'he horsemarket was equally languid ...

... SMrrjITHjLD NMIARKgt-Ma3 u pm ?? h~fi a ?? supply oF primle beas SMrrj~'ILD MAR&LJ- ' .a4y Ths a'siarket had a middling aqppy of prime beasts, T J,5fdy's Iin fgenera), was pretty godi. Beef ,5te UPI fca Pe- -lrb is dearer;j vteal and pork spid nd ute er; lame ha rt ti9rh nd nri. and the trade, for the s1lost part, w s wieribly clase 911CS in the bay market were ?? considtr- riak w and clover, ...