... 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 ...

... t'the ARaiven-Sept. 29. Eliza, Hdy, from Berwick, goods- par- Banff, M'Leod, Cromnarty, ditto-Rhine, Paton, Hamn- der, burgh, ditto-Mary, Ritchie, Perersburgh, goods and wheat -Mercurius, Wial, Dramn, battensUpprabrighiten, Palm- Is.-gren, Gottenburgh, timber-Tyne, Donp1dion, New- per. castle,'goods.-30. Minerva, Adamson, Dunbeath, her- i the rings-Return, Abbey, Wick, do.-Alert, Allan, ...

... ot general sciCnIX.-- - si OCKS THIS DAY } ONIE OCIO - ?? ock ?? T Ox- l India Bank I ?? 20 S per C. Pea ,:2 5 ?? S ptr ?? Crn . 76 Dito Si per Cent. (new) ?? ?? N, 8 i'an 4 per ?? 92P: 9 lank Iron. for At ?? a n jr.P 5 p. Ct. N. An ?? . - ?? ni3 India Stock ?? ?? I PRICES OF BULL.ION Portag. GodTf con 'o 0 Newv in Foreign Gcid, in bars 0 U 0 l SiJv 0 New VoiiblOOn!..0 _4 0 0 V I 0 t o orfilik ...

... AGRICULTURE, MARKETS, Vc. Little Dunning. Market was held at Perth on Tuesday last, and was more numerously attended than we hare observed it for sbrme years past. A good deal of tbusiness was done, and stock of a~l kinds was greatly on the advance. This is to be ascribed in part to the briskness of the sales at tbe last C Falkir' Tryst, but still more to the great improvemcnt which has taken ...

... AGRICULTUIR, MARK-ETS, en. There was a very-good supply of grain in Richmnnd nmar- ket, on Saturday se'ennight. Wheat sold fromi8e. 6d. to I Is. Oats 4s. to 4s. 10d. Barley 7s. to Ss. Beans 9s. to 9s. 6d. per bushel. At Darlington market, on Monday last, there was a good stipply of wheat; sales heavy * in pr.ices lietle aleeration. Old wheat from 16s. td I8s. d. New 2;s. to 2is. per boll. In ...

... ARRIv£D-October 6. Zephyr, Scott, frnm St Petersburgh, goods-Jeremiah, Young, Dundee, b3rley-Rebecca, Gib. bon, Newcastle, coals-7. Jenny, White, Perth, barley-. Douglass, M'Farlane, Greenock, kelp-Vine, Largie,. Mon. trose, barley-Star, Wilson, Glasgow, goods--Whitley, Melville, M'Duff, berrings-Bersey, Taylor, and Ad- miral Duncan, Buchanan, Greenock, goods--Hazard, Smith, Inverness, ?? ...

... FDINBURGi .CORNSMARIKI I.-OCTOBER 21, 1i Our market was. very: thinlyj supplied with all hinds of n grain to-day, and alesi in general were hrisk, and priees on tie advasce. Wheat is. 6ti. dearer; best i7?. -Barley 1,. e highcr ; best 42s. 3d. current 389. to40s. Oats full Is. 64. n dearer; best 29s. current 25s. to 28s. Pease and Beans SOs. d to 37s. n1 I Wheat. Barley Oats. . Pease & Beans. ...

... FROM THE LOTDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. S. Scholes and WN. A. Docker, Manchester, caUco-dealeril. John Jackson, Lasingwold, York. merchantt Wtilliant Burton, Hinckley, Leiceter. homicr. NV;Iliam Hallett, SpaJfidlds, Middlesex, cattle-dealer. Thomas rarsons, Westminster, Middilesex, breeches.makcr. WAR OFFIICE-OCT. S. 118. 6fth Regiment of Dragoon Guards-Lieu:enant Robert M'iDswall to be Captain of ...

... AGRICULTUR'S, AfRXET, ef. Extract of a letter Rfohii Wick, dited the l2(h October The 1818m:- The crop is nearly all cut dlowvn, and a gtcat part to I in tihe CoTn-yard New oatmeal bi selling it tis niarker at tO 7 26~ 4. erbol, f ht son ~rs~ ahalf; asnd bearnical at ?? 16d. perbohll. Beef is nosy selling at fromn4d. to 53. petr clas li. andrnutton atz th earns price'; butter is per lb.; and ...

... ACRICU1.177 I. 1; . - . I At - iks rofnmarkets held on thsel6 lH!ih,-70 uilt. at Stlig, uchaun& Brwaltord, in the i- ?? D bfaek caule fetcied go(td prics.'s the SII5 at tad t'i .nprecedented, anid ere ?? hialae to 1 - (rW b the seiith of Scotland, ?? fodol-e is asndarat 'i'tere rwa, a thlS tslpll)'y cfgrr.'i at Ricim e Satut-dy re'rnnigbr. What sold froas -c : to ?? ?? -. to 89. Beans 9i ptr ...

... AGRICUL TURE, MA RKE TS, We. The following extraordinary sale ol stock, of the improved short -horned breed, took place at the sale of Mr R. Culling, of Buarmpton, itear Darlington, who has been long celebraled as dll agriculturist of the first class, and whose stock was brougiht io tihe hamrmer on the 29th and 50th ult.- One 2 year old cow sold for . 331 guineas. One 4 year old cow sold for . ...

... AGRICULTURE, MAJRETSS, W. The markets have at length begun to look downwards. ia Butter that last week sold in the west cobuntry most readily hs at 26Wm, a stone, was withdrawn ?? from a scarcity a3 ot purchasers, although offered Is. lower, Cheese is also flat, d and prices are declining. b At Gifford fair, on Tbcsday last, therie ' an unusual c quantity of both eatile and sheep, vhich Aet' ...