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... IE SHIPP I £ RNTRST. , v- f lsakwood's Afa~azine. ) (From Blackwood's MAagazine.) It ,aid by so fln people, that, at prebent, khowledge and I c y jbound vcry mnarvellou sly among us-that we ,Ph nem nationofmostlearned philosophers. If we do W iebece' r to this, we certainly admit, that, in c 'be lgist three or folzr years, a change has been made inl the bh the Inst 'lid habits of the cou ntry ...
... Aug. 31. D. & H. INGLIS, linen-printersandmerchaluts in Glasgow.-Creditors to meet in tile Prince of M les Taverii, 7th and 22d Sept. at 12. Aug. Sl. JAMES ROBERTSON, senior, merchant, Green1 ?? to rheet in the 'Tontine Tavern, there, bill and 22d Sept. at 12. EXAIMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, &C. John- Nicholson, upholsterer, Glasgow, to bc extaniCI in the Sheriff's Chambers, there, 16th and 30th ...
... -- - _ - - _ _ e . .. .. For raw SUGARS we have experienced a very brisk de- e mand this week, the sales amount to 1120 hhds. and tierces,I and a further advance of Is. a 2s. has been established; the I grocers and refiners purchased very freely, and about 300 I hhds. of the quantity were taken for Ireland: refined Su.. GAas are still very scarce, and prices going ?? i MV1OLASSES scarce and ...
... Aug. 25. ARTHOR ROBERTSON, distiller in Dunvorney, and general-merchant hi -Dingwrall.-Creditors to meet in Y Geddes's Inn, Inverness, 6t and 21st Sept. at one. if . 25. ALEXANDER and JON BERTRAM, picture- dealers a~ld painters in Edinburgh.-Creditors to meet in the Royal Exchange Coffeehouse, 5th and 19th Sept. at two. Y Aug. 28. JOAN MIALPINE, coppersmith in Glasgow.- ;, Creditors to meet in ...
... ,MARKEtS. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, AUT.; %9 We have had a tolerably large ?? l ha Flour, for whicl there appearedab riaden tI slid ing, particularly the lot, priced free Foreg ?? shipped to Liverpool; andl finesamples g nea to he ly supported our last week's qi nw ?? ful were not to any great extent is2s t es higher than this d week, and b at thl er r ment. Beans and Pease are also 2s. r and Oats ...
... CoFFEE.-The transactions in Coffee last week were on an extensive scale; the quantity of St. Domingo by private contract and disposed of by public sale was nearly Sdtco bags, chiefly at 50s. for the good ordinary; Brazil sold at 47s.; Jamaica Colffee was steady at the late quotations; the Demerara and Berbice sold uncommonly high, good or- dinary at 56s. a 58s.; fine ordinary, 62s. a 66s. The ...