... SCOTCH B ANKRUPTS. March 16. HUGH CRTCHTON, paper-maker at St. Leo- nards, Lasswade.-Creditors to meet in Gibson's Rooms, in, Edinburgh, 24th March and 7th April, at two. in March 16. JOHN & M ILLIAm GOWAN, shipowners and )1'e merchants in Leith.-Creditors to meet in the Exchange a Hotel, there, 24th March and 7th April, at two. ew ?? 17. HENRY GaY, merchant and manufacturer wd in Glasgow. ...

... GENERAL AVEERAGE PRICES OF CORN, The following is the General Average which governs Imnportation, taken from the Weekly Returrns of thequin- tities and prices of British, Corn, Winchester sneiaure, in England and Walesfobr the week ending l7th Jlie. Wheat. Barley. Oats. ~ Rye. Bezins. Pease., s.d s. d. s. d. . d. d. s.. d. 56 7 28 7 22, 1 i 42 8 . 38 >3 39 10 Aver e by the' mperial Gusritef. ...

... SCOTCH BANKilUPTS. Feb. 15. JO}N CULLEN, merchant in Stirling.-Crrgi tors to meet in Gibb's Inn, there, 22d Feb. and 9th Muarch at 12. Feb. 16. JAMTES WILSON, sometirne wyood-merehant South Queensferry. thereafter merchant in Edinburgh._ Creditors to meet in Budge's London Coffeehouse, tbhrr 22d Feb. and 5th March, at 12. Feb. 16. WALTER XVILSON, merchant, South Queens ?? to meet in Budge's ...

... Feb. 2S3 GEORGE BowXE, merchant-in Glasgow.-Cre- ditors to meet in the Black Bull Inn, 18th and 51st March, at one. Feb. 28. JAaES ALLAN & SON, grain-merchants in Glasgow.-Creditors to meet in the Black Bull inn, 6th and 31st March, at three. Feb. 23. JAMES DOUGALL, spirit.dealer and wine-mer- chant in Glasgow.-Creditors to meet in the Lyceum Rooms, 3d and 17th March, at one. Feb. 23. JAMES ...

... CorTOV.- There was very little demand for Cotton in Our nmarket lait week; about :300 Surats and a few Bengals have been sold by auction; the former from 4d. very ordi- nary to 5d. ftr good fair; the latter 4d. verv ordinary. SUGAR.-There wvas rather more demand for the new Su- gars last week; and, as the supply was limited, the whole sold at full prices. In old Sugars, particularly in the ...

... - ?? LONDON MARlKETS, A4PRIL 25. A COl~tmereialdistrech*n ?? AA. A The L~J~ a'LS t1JiVet, APRIL 25. et Tbe-commercialdistress has arrived at all he'p d nearly every description of Colonial and Foreign prodnt, of manufactures, and of navigation, are unsaleable, eve, reduced and ruinous prices. The following wili give brief idea of the depression in the prices in about n tv.l I month e. IS25. ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE NOV 2, Although our supply ?? into tl)is - market was far from beinmriar- noorl, Ay Although our suj,1ly Or When~tesh NO- 7 market was far from being large k theM intsis rnj . heavy, and nothing but thearfinest sc aitradei port the price, o ths day 66s'n i ctP samples cou ld he ?? c Of th62s day 66s Id Fl Fedupso St. qualities wer 'otisgh asked ork the ?? e- ley is Is. ...

... 110W TO MANAGE A-JOINT STOCK COM- I I ~ . .PAN.Y. I _ - ?? Scene, the Board Roomn.-Present, the Chairman and Di- Si . . rectors. , . - Cieairnaas-WalI, Gentlemen, since we have nothing to say, ti And nothing to do, we have done for to-day;: . 5n We therefore break up-mind, I-mean as-a Board, h And a guinea for each the concern can afford. 2 Second Director-Take notice-weonmly break up, as a ...

... n Jan. 5. JONATHAN JAMIESON, tinsmith in Paisley.- Creditors to meet in the Saracen's Head Inn, there, 20th Jan. and 6th Feb. at two. 0 Jan. 9. JAMES WATLING, innkeeper in Kilmarnock and s Ayr.-Creditors to meet in the Black Bull Inn, Ayr, 14th e and 30th Jan. at 12. is EXAAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, &C. William IRobb, one of the partners of Inglis & Robb, merchants in Glasgow, to be examined in ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE,. OCT. 16. Although the supply of English Wheat was fan from be- ing large, still the arrival of 10,119 sacks of Flour coast- ways,.has occasioned ,the imealing trade to be.rather heavy thismorning-, but prime samples of Wheat sold at the reduc- tion of this day se annight, while the inferior qualities were nearly~unsaleab3e~ Fine Malting.JBarley being scarce, sold on ...

... CLYDE COMMERCAL LS. JULY 29. - AROT-V&T-I A ?? - , ?? ; ARRIVALS AND IMPORTS AT GREENOCK;. July 31. Sophia, (of' Greenock,) Jn. Neill, from Maon treal and Quebec, with 245 brls. pot and 150 brls pearl ashen to W. & H. Robertson & Co. -47 ?? pot and 10 brls Per@ do. to D. Fergusob-24 brIs. pot and 10 br's. pearl so J. Whitehead-22o0 bris. pot and 12 brHs. pearl do to Js Parker-30 brIs. pot do. ...

... CLYDE COMMERCIAL LIST, JULY IS. ARRIVALS AND IMPORTS AT GREENOCK. July 14. Isabella, (of Greenock) Thos. Thnonison, from!! Toroila, with 77 hbds 88 tierces 809 brls sugar, 17 hhds I cask 56 brls molasses, 24 bales cotton, 27 pieces lignumvi. tre, 4 pieces hardwood, to order-S jars I keg tainariids, to the ?? Master & Thos. Bong, jr., owners. - Maria, (of London) R. D. Middleton, from Smyrnas ...