... rkLS7 lt ;AIAR7KS-1.'3_ a1 ?? t Qa I: I , - _, e. *, r r 1 ?? ?? ?? I, COTTIN.-ITle .ra ot Qlis w7 '2 Oeorgia z2 , atl3a. 6.1. t . 1 J ~ ~ ~ i~ 2s. 6d.-Bowed do. id, tt a. at 20d. to Ld. a few a Pa: ., ? .rk3 ?? '241. -Bahia 12, at Os. 1 . 3 9 . .47, at 2s. to 2s 4d.,V- rina 11;7, a; 2. DusI)EF~ue-17 Our market was a dull 3al- lor atl groj1 at a r this day. Wheat, for ?? OO Do. new..2..S4 ...

... 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 -: ...

... AGUNCt!LLrTr.?A .-4AkAETS, rc. Lord Somerville attributes the health of his Ifi ck of 2C' Merino sheep, which he. purbehserd in Spain, priocipalily t, to the use whicb he has male of salt for the last seven years on his farm. These sheep having been accustomed to the use m of salt in their sative land, hig Lordship considered, that in IV this damp clinmate, and in, the rich land of ...

... AGRICULTURE, MARKETS,- t-c. il The harvest has commenced in the neighbourbond of Lon- t don.' On Thursday se'ennight, Mr Rhodes began cutting, a I most luxuriant crop of, wheat, in a field contiguous to the e -R1sematrt Brfnch, near Islingtona lt Ou Monday se'ennight a field of oats, on the estate f re- a snant Paru, belonging to Lady Baller, tlear -Ioor, was cut down. The grain wras fully ...

... B3ANKRUPTS. J. Ball, Watling treet. London, straw-hat manufacturer. J. Reeves, late of 1h:rnhlotton, Sornerset, victuallmr. A. Aihworth, Swan, Stansfield, York, fustiaii-rmamifacturcr. J. Butt, late of Wappilig, London, common-brewer. AVERAGE PRICES OF BRITISH CORN, PER QUATrett, For England ?? Wiles-July 4. sd. Isd Wheat .. 84 4 Oats ?? 33 Oatmeal (per a. d. Rye ?? I Beans ?? 57 101 140 lbs.) ...

... WEDINBURGH CORN MARKET-JULY 1. :.r en_et ad'EVO ...

... Cpntaining the. Ires oflg I andig iggvraL i : ..;Lb b cer . -pr . . nd0 't - ?? 20 0 .'h0i p per 'r''A sd s. d.O , ig' RRoadfi per.i 1 .18a'O.0 ; uea~perlb's I iF;' SIakea.:. ?? S.I d~ ad. 4'Klohesi ?? :2.4.52.;5 n re; 2(Parlbest 62 0a .0.° 'i ns , . 11.:a 3 ,O e he 2.j -iinfFei~qr 0- a. - i aipi : .3 ?? 358 fI jli') rt; t boses. ?? 0 a° 0.0 acp'hong . ' Ea3g0 :he Bar~ila Teneiriffe °9 ...

... SOUNVD. INTELLIGENCE. -June 23.-Ann & Isabella, Smith, from New c stle for St Fe- tersburgh, CoslS ,Felicity, M'Dougall, Glasgow, do. sugar Diana; Rae, Pillau, London, wheat i4.Christian, Roxburail, Londnn, Memel, ballast Margarer, Betts, Dundee, Dantzic, do. Hainnall, Moor, Berwick. do. do. j Helens, Bdird, Suinderland, Sc Petersb urgh, salt Unity, Drvsdale, Newcastle, Metneli ballast ...

... 4GRICULTURE, 2 tr3S, ?. At Earlsto,} fair, on Monday iast, there was a good.show] of cattle, both fat and lean'; fat bedught froin 9s. to 10s. per stone, dinking' offal; and cattle for grazing ol4 'at high prices. Tbere was a great show of horses, and prices high; gtod work horses, and chose of- middling tiescription, met a q0ick market. - iSKSrPTO FORTNIdeT FAIR, JIune 23.-A very full show of ...

... LONDON MARKETSl-3tu 21. ?? I I , . _ _ . . . F- r- COTTON.-The sales of Cotton, owing to the stoppage of the rills, aand the mnisunderstandeing between the mianufactur- ers and the workmen, continue very linmited. The purchases since Tuesday last little exceed 6n0 packages-150 Peruanm le buco 2s. Id. to 2s. 1*d. 30 Maranhams 2s. 84 Carriacrlu 221J. to 23d. a few Denaeraras °lid. to 8s. 41. 120 ...

... AGAICULTURE, MlRKETS, t8v _ I . . -1rn -o~n_ AGRI1GULIUM-6; aR~&' AT GlFrORD NEw LANISB AND WOOL Filn.-On Tuesday last, there was a good ohow of lambs ard wadders,: which broughit filglhprices; bred Ianlas from 2.2i. to .2a,. Cheitlot lambs frothias 129. to Ina.,click faced lwedders f6orn 21s. to 37s. per bead. The fair was verye respectable, and namerous-t attended by all the principal ...

... CORN *EXCHANGH, LONDON-1 - re thiq dav week we have reppi-lA ?? * , - Since this day week we have received a ver. both of wheat and oats-30,000 quarters of wt st quarters of oats. The sale sf oats was verydll at last a day's poices: and wheat has declined froni Os. o s. Pot ter; barley is in demand ; malt is steady p *es *r.d sold tolerable freely at Our last quoted prices. Iu othr k | of ...