... SMITHFIELD MARKET-Dec. a. ?? Mly I I11 N PISL MAR K IS-Dec. 3g. Ahis day's mnarket lad a good supply of prime Beasts. the sisew of Cattle, Iii general, was considerable. M utt0 cheaper; Pork ts dearer; Bref ?? sold at last pric, ihd the trade, forithe most part, was pretty hrisk. rhe sal i. iii thie H.tynarket were rather hively. Hay, Straw, aI C'lover fetcbed last prices. Suhjoffisd is an. ...

... COMMERCE, AGRZCULTURIB,,,MALRIME7S, Vc There was a good supply of grain-in Richmonul market on Saturday last.. What sold from 8s. to II s. Oats G. 6d. to 4s. Barley s. to 5s 6d. Pease Gs. per bubhel. At Darlington iair, on Monday last, there was a large 5up- ply of cattle and sheep, which sold at raihtr reduced prices. Beef from 5i. 9Qd to 6t. 'atitton Gs. 6d. to 7s. per Stone sink. ing offal. ...

... ACOTCH BAYA'JUP7$ i SE2UZSTK ATIUONS. Februtry 20 SAMr;EL FERGLJsoN, carter and grocer itI Glasgow.-Creditors meet in the Prince of Wales' tavernl there, 28th February atid 21st March, twelve o'clock. I-20, WlLI.IaM HED.ELstN, irocer and pipe manu- f facturer in Glasgaw.- Creditors nset in t, e Prince of Clales' tavern there, 5th and 26th Marfh, one o clos.i I _ . ScTT-r, Bfu-r, and t?n. ...

... AGRICUrTURE, MARKR7S, Uf- Owirg to the unexampled fine weather, for these somedays past, the crops of wheat, barley, oars, and beans, in the Kerses of Stirling and Falkirk, are most healthy, and have a very luxuri-mrt appearance; the grass crop that was once thought to be light will now be an abundant crop. The crop on the dry lands, which are in high condition, are most luxuriant; and, should ...

... LOMfMZRCE, AGRICULTURE, MARKL1T, r,. Notwithstanding that all the furnaces in Monmouthsbire and Glamorganshire are in blbst, they are unable to supply the constant orders that are arriving, and this great revival ihas naturally advanced the prices from 1. S to L. i 1. Wnen it is considered that all the works have also very materially re- duced their exprnditure, the present stare of the trade ...

... &c. PEEBLES-SHIRE PLOUGHIlNG MATCH. The Highland Society of Scotland having agreed to give ten guineas for a ploughing match in the county, the resident members fixed it for Friday last, and appointed as managers, Messrs James Murray, tenant of Drochil; Walter Jamieson, tenant of Lochurd; J. Ritchie, tenant of Blyth; William White, tenant of Hamildean; and James Alexander, tenant of Easter ...

... COM4MERqA, 4GPJCULTU1Lh, SIARDKZS, L A . DEF -~ ' ?? § At Wakefield. Cattle Market last, week tlierei wer= seo I rbeasts and5 6SC sheep. The arnie rwent Of bri5sdy, andsthe | latt~er vierc sev. riI 5hifflinr s.biead dcazer. At the fortsightl$' tMar~tct, held it on ?? so10 last, there was an 'excellent shew of tit n earketsb1clX . but few purchasers. l here has rie licet souch . sh. b' 4 lule ...

... SCOTS BANXRUP2S. SEQUEUSTRATION. May 28. Tn OMAS'TAYLOR, merchant in Melroee--CrC. ditors meet in the Black Bull inn, Jedburgh, 10th and 24th June, twelve o'clock, AXAMl!NATIOKS, &C. t JonIN and ANDREW MsLELLAN, wood merchants,. Loch- ournhead, Glenelg, to be examined in M ?? inn, Broad- feid, Isle of Skye, 13th and 27th.June, one o'clock. I WMLLIAM DUrouIt, ?? In Aberdeen-in.tbe I Laigh ...

... ?? su Ul-- -O ?? COlMMARCA, AG1RICULTURE, MARKEIS, tSr. v n I -L-- .1 -.1 the imn!rovenient il ig We are informed that so extensive Is h i hroe ente the woollen trade, tmt in Leeds and the neighbourhood there d i no a ersn cnisrted with -that branch of- nanutactore, I. willing and capable of working, nut of employfieilt We ael so learn that the town of Bolton has participated in the Rene- ir ...

... ~~9W9I M PE1S- A34 . COTT ?? in ckurlasvtbe part tuln of *eCot- , ton saitdicliied'hjt tieEastcindiY &C pinyfor theh Ith ips.; i0CO bags Bengals are still espectrd to be addedto thecata.. .lgue. The salea by privato contrAct. btcsn .our Iast little ex- . eed 600 packages.-:.0SJ 2engj~ls ir the.hou, & fet tor ex- .:,70rt, were takeii:at Al tD3t:~ d..;-1.J4Q wedr& ?? the .rtrnainder of the ...

... FROM MHE LONDO.V GAZETTI T. BANKRUPTS- T. Rose, Bridport, consmon- brewv& .I W.Cobb, Nvv Street, CityRoad,:Ibn~ , eorn-dpaler. H. Henry, Livervobl, tailor. P. Turley, late of East Grinstead, Sussextfa~rtier.' - ; A. Rohertson, Grosvenor- Place, Pirdlict, tondoris bnilder, arid D. Robertson, late of Bolton Row, May Fait, tondon, trading under the firm- bf A. RubertsoA id D. Robertion, builders ...

... COMMERCE, AGRICULTURA, MARICEYS, -. In the opinion of some experienced commercial men, more mercantile business has been transacted in Liverpool, during the last three months, than in any formtr period of the same length, since the establikinnent of the port. Flour and cotcson have been the leading articles of import. The exp;;ts have comprised almost every product of oar domestic and colonial ...