... Greenock, June 1. Rc Arrived on Thursday, the Harmony, Sharp, from Trial- de dad; sailed thence 29th April. Left loading for Clyde, the Broke, Hardie, and Hawk, Munro, to sail 5th, and Czar, Potter, to sail 15th ultimo; Belmont, Paul, and Janet, int Leitch, to sail in all this month. 'Spoke on the Sd ualtimo, off Guadaloupe, the schooner Manly, of and from St Vin- to cent, for London, out ...

... At our tnatkat to-day th `er ept 16 1. * catle, sheep, and larn- . i,,; a -_a At our? U'ttiniken-a thea .!elt. 16 - cattle, sheep and. itli at at Ve y 9 the great uniy the me t a old- bth t ~ ~ uIithl? 9`15d dttill- not .0coldterat very iin ttt :11zojR Heef .. . 1 ?? W tto 15 n l( -Lamb .. 458 zo5 ~ ii fil .. 4 041 ta& pee-stone, Sinking offal. ?? ewpe q. Dt to -tsOil Off9t-t ha Com. oat-Wea, ...

... BRITISIT FCrom Pzs-liamcrnt.'y return, No(. ]106, of ilic sbip r ring eroployed in the trade bf thle United Kingdom, cas fromi 184. to IS8~il. 1311 IT I -I'l r aft i . to hil's. Tiomis Ships. Tfons 1814 S 9)) 1 200 128 5,2,9765 t2ii 181 55 ?? los F834 I 46.91O ?? 9,711 8.116 8'79.465 ?? .0 6. 2238 762,41- 7 m ?? ?? .I 11A741 I ¶)oq, 4,215 -51-426Q1. hoi 11i21).. ?? e41a IPt's )8,O~6 3,47 417 ...

... IARREETS. tjse tber PhMSe.; barks~, vb 18,'0 de.> soldat n'crl las Mpr'1 P Iaan, 14 1mpo~ttions ince 11. Fr064ct 5 barey - ; oas,30qcarters ?? h hawley, ; oas, 44- uatr. ~barliey, at,- quasrtr±,s. -t t. Th ppl fDALKEITH! e M1' -The f~~~all kind of ri1t tnc. ss-l.WcSIXc sold-heavily, althlollgh oji h-itll, -r-entfilf. Barley, one par-cel new fro ~ Ijf hr-,t Ia 51 mr,; 2-est'3s&; current (old) ...

... LONDON PRICES CURRENT Alum, ;, on TA,, hsh ?? 1-i5 1l) 'I 15 0 I-.Si.iB~iagI7)Ceq1 A4lum, per Ion kvt''-A IEnglis I? ;~o perrc t Iot 12 Zi. F. * QuebrCPot. I.SL :Os 03 a 00 0 ?? W ?? Unit.St ases.do.O~s 03 a W o0 0 ?? 20 Quebceizearl 32s 03d n no 0 F . s Sound ?? 33s 01a 0oo F.B ?? flac'rdlai. per rcat. . - O~s Cart hagena 2Os 0.3 a 19s 03 B~n c ?? 20s Od a 19, 0d.3rg Sicily ?? 0Oda I Ss ...

... ng. : LEITH IMPORTS. ed ALFRED, of Qiieensferry, Grills, from Rotterdanm with I )re 1 auim Rleihish wine, for J. T. Robertson-Latnm Rhenish I ?? wine, for J. G. Thomson and Co--445 mats 5 bales flax, I ter 716Q cheeses, 100 hhds. linseed, 55 bales seed, i box l'ower i roots, 60 casks grease, 2 loads rashes, 3 casks julliper ber- el, ries, I case I chest cordials, 275 bundles hides, J auorn Rhe ...

... LEITH5 IMPORTS. BISHOP BLAIUE, of Hull, Tonge, from Hamburgh, with 60 bags rags, for James Edington-2 casks apples, for C. Cowan and Co.-520 quarters wheat, 100 matsfor dunnage, 3 casks leeches, to order. HAHpurCGH PACKET, of Leith, Bisset rrom Hlamburab, with 25 bales yarn, for G. Stoddart-3 bales yarn, for Xirk- aldy and Hodg6-5 bales yarn, for J. Lloyd-l cask yarn, for W. and R. Mowbray-I ...

... COMMERCE, MARoRi-rs ' L&. LE~ITH IIpop.rs. LIttTH IIpoa.rs r Lnuts,%, of' Leith, Mackie, from St 'i'eteFIljq bars iron, for WV. Cadell, Sons, and C o. . %: ?? ?? 1. 12. battens, 2. 2. 2. deals, 1. o. 'I; bi !1.1 Arlmty, of Leith, Riitchiei, from St p, cask-; tallow~, Ibnlshm, fo er lir~ bundles hemp, 312 bobbins flax, for .lamt hemp, for J. ?? caskstals. la .r Ilundles hemp, for J. L. ...

... BANKRUPTS. J Fichss, Manchester Square, London, boat maker Beale, Union Street, Southwark, hat manufacturer J. Cnilingford, Parliament Street, Westminster, wine mer. chant S. W. King and J. Bonsor, Wood Street, London, lacemen H. J. Sarson, St Swithin's Lane. London, drysalter 0. Thompson, High Street, Islington, plumber A. awd G. Johnson, York, merchants 0. NVilliamsijun. Bromsgrove, ...

... BANKRUPTS. At J~. Dysart, .Liverpool, merchant A ?? Bulmer, OQxford- Street, London, woollen draper AT W. Scoltt aiidL J.Sc'ot,,jun. Wakefield, odn ecat As J. Panton, Borden, Kent, farmer OlAsa Sre, B W. ,P. Coley and H. H.: Browte id ?? Lon- Ba doln, -e - isit Br: 3. Lawson, Princes Square, Itatcliffe, London. chair ?? 3. A. Unger, IFen Court, Fenchurch Street, London, Toler--- Bri chant -Cai ...

... (From the Courier.) The gloom and heaviness in the Money Market, to which we alluded yesterday, cannot be traced to any adequate cause. We know nothing that can at all justify it. There is nothing id' the state of our fi- ,nrancesk-as was proved by the'quarterly statement- there is nothing 'n the State of our foreign relations -nothing, in short, 'of a public nature, to encourage . despondency ...

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