... AGRICULTURE, M4IARKETS, Lq. Seven days of good weather will bring harvest home gene- rally throughout Lanarkshire. -When brought to the barn floor the produce is most abund2nt, four and live middling stooks making a boll of grain. Oats at the mill meat well, producing 14 and 16 pecks a boll.-. Potatoes in the naiddle of i the county sell at L.14 to L.25 an acre, producing S to 5 p- clss a ...

... FROM THE LOWDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. John W'illiam Keit'h Mackennel, Lcindon, merchant. Ihormns Story,-South Blyth, N,,rthumberland, ship-owner. JEdvw;rd Saunders, cFcversbam, Kent, grbcer. It7 niass ephes, TIorhingoon, Chester, dealer and chapman. W'illiam Cook, Chapel Street, New Road, Middlesex, grocer. William Davidson, Lo91don, %wholesale stationer. Richard Thaoas, Strand, Middlcecx, ...

... xLUL uDOV pRiC-ElS CUPRirlT, - - - ?? - ill ?? Os ?? _1~ i~. - _ -- - - mns Contailing eri-es of Merchandize iu general. ci- ra',q9ky, Aecous~r 7. Le Alrm, per ton X. r. Zs . 3vap, per c. s. d. S. d. Briruic 20 o a 22 0 CUnrd sl 2 a O O Roach, per c. 1 18 a 0 0 Tra, per lb. Aishaf, a. dA. s. d. litisra 2 7.* a ?? S IPearl best 56 Oa C 0t Colleou x I a -interior -C a-C Campai 32a3 3 4 Putbest ...

... EDINBUlRbH CORN MA.RJET-ArRIL 29. -e -.1nv ofv ln rixr l. .-A ?? ?? 3_ . ?? Our supply of Wlheat to-day was very emall, aid, isi general, ot secondary quality, and sales were very heavy, at a decline of full Is. 6d. on ;avcrng. ; hest 44s. 6d.; current 2Ss. to 44s. Barley 2s. cheaper; bust 3Ss.; current 28s. to 34s. Oats for mealing fully maintained their price; best 32s. cum- tent 2.5s. to ...

... FOREIGN, oF 1ICc-AtYGUST 15.. Iliq Royil Hlighnt ss the Prince Regent has been pleased to approvc or Mr ?? irniatluel Schow to he Consul at Ply-. II iiL :or his Majesty the KDirg of Dcnmark. BANKIRUPTS. ?? lWhitteld, late ot Old treer, Pviddlesex, coal-merchant, birrnrcl 'Wilktim. Bu:lirghari and Berniondsey, fellmonger. Jamic Br, cqc, Caerswys, Montgontery, grocer. Rtreri Ray, Norwich, grocer ...

... cnG.AfMERCE. Letters hlave bee received fto ot larlestofi, 9,)oith Carolins, via Liverpool, to the '2d in- scitnt, which repreaent the ?? for British iitaoufactures as lhaving considerably revived,- Thbe following are extracts from letters reeeived by iespectable a)anufacturing houises.vf di Charleston No.1. d ' Trade. whieli ?? flat, both here co 4nd in all tie.principal ports of tle Union, ...

... AGRICULTURE, MARKETS, L?. A gentleman, loticing the great number of thistles on the tpoor lands in this cotsnrrty,srates, tha. il Germany thety ire used.as food for borses, first undergoinin mhe process of teing e beaten in a s3ck uitil tie prickle-.are d 'i reyed. Horses svi I then dcevour them grcedilb. The W~rier states, that, he wii- e nesscd, a few years since, the very great and ?? eff ...

... LONDON VP4CXSCPLURAN7ZT Containing the PriCes 6f Mierchandize. in gintral. ,, -s 1 .51i~A1, JliLV 3.-2 t ?? tJ o ,Ae., ?? baier V. a.. d. s. d. iX BrE t1in'f CO a- ~ O Crd . °. l.a3 0 G B~siacl~p~c>'1 lb 0 ~Teit~rlbO ' khiet, 3a da~,. P3oh~a,: '9 4- a'-2 l; (PIabest 58 Oa 0 0 CLsngtut 2.11 aS.0 Ib - nnr 0 ?? 6d CamIhini I I la I Gilsi Potestj,:540a 00 Stauchosng 3 9,aS 10 f ~rO~,le- 0 a -: ...

... COMMZRCA,_ AGRICULTVJB, W.-prx A proof of the fioorishiiog state of the iron A proof of the flourishing state of the iron ' occrred. At Cytarthfa iremn works, in 3iKr : William Crawsbhy, Esq. the proprietor, has ha s increased the wages of all the workmenl tnjlp?.l 4 t ve concern, alln vcd to bethe fiC I able in this or jny other corntry in ?? 'c temporary depressiozi of the trade, the il ...

... | Contailll .b l'i) O ?~ CQi n'8 Lb' Price, ?? Alum,perton £ A:.* C i94)I l hl1j, British 20 -a'22 - Y I 61 1Roach_ r, ' -- Ic. ptrC -Roachper c, 1'18 a0 0° s. s. 8. a. d. [ac- ,s CPtarlbest 62 0a o n Lsed . -'inerior -o ao Lyr, bjotbest 55 0 a e o the nferior-oa _ rain flarila 1ensrtffest D a D o the _Cariha gena 32 o a 0 o -Sicily 3'2 Ga o0 oat Dapnt icpearl 0 o a o o !.ir, Russia Si Oa o o ...

... AGRICUTIURE, MARDAMTS, LC. led S is Extract-of a letter from Susset, May 8.- As far as the sed general opinion ofthe farmers can be collected, there is a ber very good-appearance of hops, but the plants are only just in etarting from the ground, the best about a foot long. The *ed quantity in cultivatinb is beyond all example, and, if success- ful, they will naturally come down to a fair ...

... 4G'UCULJRAEl MA,&XETS, Cc. We a'e glad to leim that the corn crop has been generally collected in good coiaditioin, even in the most remote districts in the Highlands. Grain is 'o'f 'excellent quality, and aliun- dant- straw is in sonic instances deficient. 'Potatoes are a superior crop. Twenrty-fnur women, -mployid nin a field in the-nelghbo joyooe Qf loyerness Isit week, raised 44 bolls in ...