... AGRICULTURE, MARKAETS, tfc. H }ay-making is now very general in the Middle Ward of k I.anarkshire and eight or ten days of fur:her good weather ceo . ili tiearly linish it. Some of it is already licked in t-most ex- Itea nt cellent order, W'heat and oats-will turn out a most plentiful *) crop ; but a scarcity of straw is generally complaiuei of.- Int r Re poratne crop ooks weli or the river ...

... EDINBURGH CORN MARKET-JULY 15. ?? L..;L)KL4 MdI,11\-1-1- .J. We had a good supply ot WVheat to-day tor the seasnn, and sale, were very heavy; *op prices 6.1. dearer, hut average full Is. lower than la-t day; best 45;. Vine Oats slid readily, at art advance of Di., but inferior were not in much requesr, and wrre willhot improvement ; best Us2.; Ccurrent 2,3i. to 0gs. Pease and Bears 27.. to 29s ...

... 40RZCULTUIE, MARKETS, &'c. - AC. ; la , hpr. nf I At Ayr mid-summer fair, held there on '('uesday last, there nwas a great supply of cloth, which sold at threepence or four pence a yard higher thai the last fair. Fleece wool brought , 20s. On We dnesday there was a good allow of horses, Eoth for the saddle and draught. Those of the first quality of both descriptions sole readily at fair prices ...

... BANKRUPTS. J. Colbourn, Pudding Lane, Londdn, fisb salesman. R. Blore, Craven Place, Bayswater, London, stone mason. E. Alcock, Altherntone, Warwick, hat-manufacturer. T. Coward, 14te of Ulverston, Lancaster, miller. J. Sherry, Romsey, Southampton, h3tter. M%. Booth, G. Booth, and Ft. Bootb, Durhamn, ship-builders. J. 'Tomlin, late of ?? Row, London, bricklayer. R. Lee, Great Wincheeter Street ...

... % rfv Deb. 5 Per ?? STO !3 b2 perC ?? 5,,Ik I' 69 Govl Stock5pr In 9 ?? eC ?? Grald CL. 6 per~~ P t) Ce ?? d , 6 per C e t a t XCHANE, LoNDON-JITLY 24' C i o B 2 Seasia .. c rda g 1 E U - i s7%bast5il-; 6t C. F- Seville ?? 33 t a * 6 C- ?? Gibraltar-. - 4 1 7 o I ea. . . 47. 5 . o ;QFTIs. Griloa ?? 25 .5 2,1 Us. ?? A3 .SzD~rgS e 30 0 0 Malta . 50 0apes 44 en ,* 4 4 gt 3, Yalermo ?? 128s. per ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... .5COTS B4NKRUFTS. SEQuesTRATIONs.X Y July 23. WILLIAM Dunie, grain and cattle dealer in Fir. O ?? meet in the King's Arms Inn, Glasgow, 4th If and 25th August, one o'clock. - 24. AULD and MEzILEJoaN, merchants in Inver- ?? meet in Dow's inn, Dunferniline, 4th e and 18th August, one o'clock. Y I EXAMINATION, &C. r JOHN FORtLONG, broker in Glasgow,to be examinedin the s Sheriff-clerk's ofiice ...

... BANKRUPTS . Thomas Hornsby, jun. KingstonI4Ipoo'll'Ui ...

... AGRICULTURE, MARKETS, Vc. 'i 'The harvect in the Isle of Thanet has commenced. A s, great deal of oats, pease, and rye is already housed. The w4heat and other grains never promised a more protilc crop t ?? this year, and it is confirmed by the oldest people that such a plentiful harvest has not been ktiown for many years, D Fde DUMFRIES-JULY 22. Wheat per s.d. s. d. -s.d. s.d. WitoL;ester bit. ...

... BANKRUPTS. WA'illiam Rudge, Fitzroy Square, Middlesex, borse-dealer. James Itomlin, Gray's Inn Lane, Middlesex, bricklayer. William Armitage, senior, Thorne, York, mariner. Milrah &Ihouas, Hall, Kingston-upon-Hull, woollen drapers. Robert Wright, Liverpool, merchant. samuel Abbot, late of NeW Court, 'London, merchant. _ _ . = _ ...

... FROM THE LO.NDON GAZETTE. tr' G;.zette notifitei the appoiotment of Johnt Bernard CiTlpin. Esq. as Consul fnr thb stpte of Rhode Island; and ti- ri're Regent's permission to the 5th regiment of foot to b--ar sn their rolrourviand appointmntits the words - Badajoe, Otthes, and IToulouie , the.47th, the words ' Vittoria and .it Seb~l.aq , the 14th, 59th, f9th. 78th, and 89th, the word Java ; ...