... AGRICULTU1RE, MARKE7S Mc A correspnndent from Renfrewshire has sent the following accolint of the ?? is above an average, and being now generally shot, promises to be a good, and not a late crop. Potatoes, where planted on ground suited to that root, show a luxuriant appearance, and afford a fair prospect of an abuddant crop; on hard soils they are generally poor and stunt- ed. Oats arebelow ...

... AGRICULTURE, MAIKE7S, K; At I anark fair, on Wedtnesday, thougls tlere trasittl! ytl at rnrker, it was with difficulty disposed of at 2s. 2 a sII nd. , -a pricetiat will ard but miserable wages to he poor wr, mesa who earn the meatt of life by spinning. Scarcely any of the coarse linen was sold. There was a tolerable supply of grain in Richamond market on Saturday last. Old wheat sold from 2o ...

... CC MMElRCh, AGRICULTUREA, JMARVE7S, Lfc. , ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . .- .- .I. | NVe feei great pleasure in communicating to our readers the accowunts forwarded to us by a correspondent, respecting the sotae Of manuur~s hesin Staffordshlire. Wednesbury, 3il-tone, Iiptoii, ald Bradley, are the chief places where the iron trade is carmied on, and it is acknowl dged by every one that they were never more ...

... 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, 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 ...

... SCOTS BfNKRU5P'TS,' 2ZAMrTNA.IOr5R. &:C . - ZAM`N ATIONS, &C. Will COLIN MoNcRitEFF, grocer, Lawnrnarket, Edinburgh, to L he examined in the Sheriff clerk's oflice there, 12th and 27th, a di Jatjuary, twelve o'clock. ?? ua JAMES GILLAN, mrerchaot, irwrlght, and iron-founder ine in Peterhead-in the Laigii ToYbootb of Aber&6ec, 5th and zint 2Oth January,' twelve o'clocl ?? . a iM Creditors Of ...

... SCOTS BAN ^KRUPTS. t CE0UEST2; TiONIONS. September S- Atrwnew PRINo.Lr,mercliant in Coldseirnto Crelirtors psert in the Black Bull inn there, Itth Septemberr and 2d OIctober, one o'clock. -- - JiAMeS l.AI;GIr, ship owner and merchant in Johndoavesn-Credimtrs meet in Hunnter's inn, M.~trose, ?? September and 4th October, twe:ve O'clock. EtAtILNAI ilNs, 8CC. TISoMAS STEWART, earrier between ...

... * Aa Rivin-Dee. 18. Port, Wilson, from Glasgow, goods- Varro, 'rosh, Dundeei ditto-Cabriran. P.emin, Boston, ,grain--Argo, Leedrer, Wells, barley--frQU.t.ry,- Httton, Dai.tiic, goods-Eagle, Tod, Londoui; ditto-Eliza, Hay Bervwick, ditto-Forth, Steihloui, Oreenocdk coffee -Pha ros, Anderson, Belfast, flax ard provisions-,Clyde, M'Ifean, Greenock, goods -Nelly and Ann,.Culbert Stirling, ditto- ...

... COMMARCE, 4GRrCUL7TUB, MARKEI, U3 . C Hli unt he ENGLAND. raor,:in iry The favourable change in the weather at the beginning of v tow to the last month has proved one of the greatest blessings this with our country ever enjoyed, by enabling the farmer to secure the ficult pas- most productive crop of corn and pulse in a dry and mature thing ij, state. The wheat is well harvested, and found to ...

... -SCOT.-'S.dAKRUPTS. . IAMNrATIONS, &C. InNN LANS,4fbrokev; Coivgate, Edinburgh, to be exa- nihied in the Sherlfflclerk's6 ollice there, 6th May, two ?? clock. JAMES WATT,leshsir in Aberd-en--in ?? there, 7thand 21st Ma, twelve o'clock. WILLIAM M!Rz4, cattle-dealer . ip Cupar-Angus-in the $heriff-court ro6xn,` orfar, 7th -and, 21st May, twelve GsORGE DoNALnbozf,ilIneP and woollen draper, Edin ...

... FROM THE I:ONDON GAZETTE. 13.BANXRUPTS. l. Plrr;, Dcnbigh, draper. ;I'is Thorpe Ahbots, Norfolk, merchant. *P 1' ecltrt, Wakeheld, York, linen-draper. : ?? Wa'wijlit, Cump-on Strrlt, I.ondon, bottle-merebant. J.(l;cmk, rarchan, 6ownhlasptnit, tanner. Tr. Smirh. Cisepscow, rMnonriituth, catinet maker. J l'Povell, I'uophanl), Dvo, rope-maker. ?? Hutchuinsi , St john Street, Middlesex, ...

... aN EXCHANGE-April 2. C -.c arrivals this rsorning of w * CoRN U15 rningofwhat ad ?? 1 arrilVsI this nsoing of dahey, btod a behad som~e r Oa grain left over from lait day, but the ~irjegle ltu sY heavy. Real fine wheat and oate 5d *neneril was verbuhot there was no demand for ordi- sold e 5o ntatseire jprice. Barley and malt is dull. g53i Bds f grin hee is no alteration. IncieTr AND ...