... AGSICULTURE, MfARKETS,: Ac. ?? n-o s ?? to: .'I i . . : - Wheat 4n ianarkshire is'sn'f ncd ihi the hnse, that; !itherq ,gQjtiRUtA ,fevw days ofpropitjous weatber,it will b? shot.. The ?? is,,arly almost w;tbhgut ptrecedynt., So f a lirnbing-sehml on never occnrred in any ml's r'eunwa'n~'. 'At Berwicc HigOa Mbakef,- on the f2th inst: a greait'nsm- her of singlqer,vsarptsanta ded.;.m .were. ...

... AGRICULTURE, MARKETS, trc. AGRIGULTUJUS, iVIAIJAr-J a, Twc. S3I;PTON FoRTNIreCTr FAIR, April 27.-A great influx of ly Scots and English beef; mutton ratber scarce.; buyers nume- rous; and, upon the whole, a dearer fair than the last. Scots rs beef, prise, sinking offal, 7,d :,ordinary 6d.; English beef ditto, 6-1d. ; ordinary 53. Wedder mutton ditto, ldd;.ordi.- 0 nary 7d ; and ewe mutton ...

... AGRBIUL¶TURE, MARKETS, V.- a In the Middle Ward of LIanarksbire, the wbear, oats, pease, beans, &c. are in a state of uncommon forwardness; and, in a a'word, never looked Vetter. The bay is waving as if at the 8, beginning of July, anid bunching has already commcnced. The Votatoe crop has been ncarly all hoed since their appear- ance in the drill. 'Of this root there is sufficient in the coun- ...

... .4GRICULTURE, MARKETS, L At Durham market, on Saturday se'ennighr, there was a very slender supply of wheat, which sold from 60s. to 80s. per quarter. The supply of oats was also salil, and sold from 24s. to 32s. At Darlington market on Monday, being fortnight day, there was a large shew of cattle, both fat and lean. Fat ?? from 7s. to Ss. per stone, sinking offals.- L'ean in good con dition ...

... AGRICULTURE, MARKETS, et. At Rutherglen Fair, on Friday, there was an excellert show of horses and cattle. Hnrses never appeared in-better condi- tion, and sales were brisk; lean beasts for fattening brought from L.8 to L.12; milk cows were plenty -and prices high, from 1. 10 to L.23; one dealer bad@forty-four, which were all sold; and one cow in the lot, only about 26 stone, brought L.18. Two ...

... RIlf STff# LONVDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. K1 C atcn Ou'vhtson Atokn near B1i3ringham; nianufacturcr, GSiiiuel I vuniBristol, victualleri. Jobn umrn'igs, Osborn Street, Middlesex ,brewer. A; Elir, beth Muniford, Liverpool, silversmithl te 'ITlomas Gnlildney, -Chippthani, WVilts, clirhi(-r. N Rilhril Midgicy, Hard&n, Yorkc, woirsred trianufacturer. I R. AiXslie Cliunie Berwick-upDni-Tweed, corn ...

... LONVDONDPRAcis GURS I -ntaining the Prices of MrrchaniT, * Containing the Prices of M1erhandi/T FRIDAY, APR1L 30, AsmpCper ton £-. s-. .S British 23 0 a 24 0 Curd P c, Roacbi per c. 1 12 a 0 O Ta, perlb i Asher, s. d. s. d. BOhea ei Perl beat 520a560 Cougos r _ iterior -0 a -0 Camupot Pot best. 42 0 a 430 So(uch3ng _ inferior -0 a-o °mp, perto. Barulla ?? SO Oa 0 0 Riga ?? - Cartbag;ula 3S2 0 ...

... FR71M TIHE LONDON GAZETTE. A: ~ ~ - - _ . . BANKRUPTS. 1larold Daniell, Wirren Street, 1iiddlesex, cnach mnaker. Theolsdore Hcpke- and H. O. -Von Post, London, merchants. 'l'honas. Aclijsd, sen. Greeftwich, butcher. Henry Dunitrdale, late of London, snd Willi-n Th11ltnpsop Dusdsrdiale, late of Manchester, merchants. Ricbard Peers, W'arrinigton, Lancaster, grocer. Willidrm Edvwards, Manchester, ...

... : : BERWICK--.May s.. 7P~nEt+;1lnnntilsa ?? Our corn market still continues 4ery dulli but without variation in prices. Yeste'rday buttersold at 4'4s.to 45s. per firkin.-.Pok 6s. ed. to ?? Od. per -stdne.-Salmon 20s. to 25s. per st6ne. ;- ' : KELSO-MAV 14. Wheat ?? 46S to 48i Pot. Oats , ?? 16s to 18s Ditto,'fine..i50& tc00s.O.0' Do. new; ?? ?? od to oos Barley . ?? . , 6. to 28s; Pease ?? ...