... LO;DONPRICES GC7RENT, b.1~ U.r ?? MAY, i4re 1sri., n a, a | Containing tta Prices f Merchaudize tn generAl. -r '-ses VFft ,'JOUE 19. 1 ;Aa pet ton £. *s. £ . &op, per c. s d. s. d. British 20 0 a 22.0 Curd 112 0a . Roach, per c. 1 18 a U, o 7ea, per lb. d Ashec,' - . a' d. s. d. Buht3 24 a 25 d Pearibest 620a 0 0 Congou ° 11 a 3 ' -d - -.n~ero -0 0a 0 clampoi 3.1 Sr d I inrr' a' a Potbst 5-50 ...

... AGRICULTUR.E, MARKETS, Ve. *In the Upper Ward of Clydesdale the weather has been so fine that there can now be little doubt but there will be a plentiful crop. Hay and barley are however rather far advan- ced to be much benefited by the ritinso It is not tn the recol. lectlon of any person that the potatoes were ever so carty, oI everpromised so abundanta crop. - I e The Inverness sheep and ...

... LEITH: SHIPPING. ARijVeren-June 25. Swan, Evans, fror SunderIand, coals- Vine, Stenliouse, Glasgow, goods-kitty, Lyle, Cromarty, wheat 'Llvely, West,'Dinswall. ?? and M-ry, Carter, Newcastle, coals-Forth, Beatan, London, goods- Prormpt,Marshall, ditto, ditto--Czar, Aining,ditto,ditto.- 26. Iiddustry,'Robertson, Kirkwall, ditto-Lark, Orr, Gias- gow 'ditto-Twiqs, Edwards, Lossiernouth, wheat ...

... IlvS i -Su - AGRICULTURE, MARKETS, vc. SkmrOrN FoRT N IOHT FAIR, Jane 9.-X,4t so large or heavy a show of Beef as last fair, but there was more than k wanted; Mutton it, great plenty, and more than necessary; Lanjb in abundanec, which met with a ready sale. JPrices as ?? .-Scotch Beft primne, sinkling offal, 8d.; ordinary, 6d,; English Beef, ditto, 6,d,; IVedder Mutton, ditto, eid.; or- dioaty ...

... FROMh THE LONDON GAZETTE. WAR OFFICE-YUNR 13. 1818. -8th Relimen? of Lipht Dragoons-Liuternant Thomas 1 Ram-ay Wharton, troni tihe balf pay of the 21 t 1OOT, to be Leitenallnt, vice Edward Ellerk-tr Willians .who exchanges, rectiving thc difference; dared Mey 28. 1818. 21st 1Ditro-Gentlenian Ctadet Robert Hare, from th. Roy~al Military (College, to het Cornet, by pirchawe, vice I Blroadhead, ...

... SLAVE- TRBIDE. Extract of a letter from a gentleman at Sene. gal, to one of the Directors of the African ID- stitution, 'dated March 19:- When I last wrote to you, I was not withont hope that. ere this, measures would have been taken by the Freuch Government to arrest the progress of the slave trade in this neighbourhood, as it was difficult to suppose, for a inonsent, that the Authorities ...

... PROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. B1ANKRUPTS. J. Parrish and W. Parrish. Badbrooke, Gloucester, dyers. 3. Dattman, Asbhill, Oxford, mailtster. ?? Beal, sclior, late of North Shields, mason. J. Vevers, Churwell, Batdey, York,-cloth-merchant. R. D. Aqkharn, late of Knottingley, Yorlk, lime-burner. W. Brnown, late of Pleasant Row, London, ship owner. IS. 1,amhdin and W.'Collins, Gloucester, pin ...

... ?? I THE LO DO Z . Froi?6c THRE LON2DON dGAZET ' - BANKCRUPTS. Ailliarn Sorby, North Astoin, Ytvrk, apothecary. Wiliani Crook, Blackburn, -L3naster, farmer. J1hn Savidge, Fast Stoke, Nottit'gham a voa-60tler. Isaac Fisher, 'Throgmorrol'Street, London, hutrdhaut. IV illiarn Meyell, Eatetr, jeweller. ]B(vvjip ViCtor 1-ail, Gosport, victualer. ?? I~axton, Middlesex, baker and shopkeeper. J. ...

... Wte have received a copy of the treaty concsu- ded between this country and the King of the Netfierlastds, Fbr d more efflecual abolition of the slave trade, which was signed at the Hague eirn the 4th ultimo, and leas been since duly rati- fied and exchanged. By the first article of this treaty, the King of the Netherlands engages, within eight months from the present time, or cijoner if ...

... : AGRICUTLTURE, MARKETS, We. . Vl;~ ?? otf-A ?? ?? XwF At Darlington fair, on Mo nday. last, there was a short sup- ,ply ofcattle,. wbich met'with'brisk sale. Beef from' 7s. 9d. to Ss. Mutton Ss. to 9s. 6d. pef stonae, sifiking'offals. Lean cattle also went briskly off at adv'anced prie'fs. Thefer was' a likevise a short supply ofigrain, which met brisk' sale at an advance of about 6d. per ...

... GRICUTURBE, MARKETS, Qf. g EAST LOTHtAN. . i) c, The ffiequent rains which fell during the first half of the Sn d month'keeping the ground v.:ey wet, was unfivourabie for rarm operations, which were mnith kept back, and for the Ra g growth of the corn, particularly the wheat, which continues Bl trnot to promise well. That sown after; beans or peise, (a Su common rotation in the county.) is ...

... S.COTS BANKJRP'TS r MeNriNvas, &C. r .Crelitors of JAMIES EDMIS5rNSOmeN31htitoetarm k- tie dealer at Bidkenshaw, mtct in thc Biack Be ll gow, 14th July. N Creditors of DAVID RUSSELL, jointr, cabitu! Mile' glazier itt Glasgow, will receive a finaldivIdendfro,1 1 . ulerchant there, 2°'t July. Creditors of Rosea T BURCn ES 3, nicrchaM in terwla Si receive a dividend from Gilbert ...