... SCOTCH BANKRUP1TS. Sept. 11. Mrs. BEATRICE KEnDIE., eandlemaker in Ed- , ?? to meet in Gibson's Sale Rooms, V there, 21st Sept. and 6th Oet. at one. at Sept. 11. MATHEW CHARLES, tanner in Edinburgh.- Creditors to meet in the Royal Exchange Coffeehouse, 20th Sept. and 6th Oct. at two. in Sept. 12. W Lt1ss KYn, flax-spinner at Hospital Mills, near Cupar, Fifwshire.-Creditors to meet in the ...

... GLASGOW MARKETS, SEPr. 16. There was a good demand for SUGAR throughout the Week, but in the latter part of it, purchases might be made on terms fully more moderate than last week, although we cannot quote any positive reduction: the sales amounted to 751 ?? So puns. Antigua MOLASSES were sold at 27s.-Rum was held at former prices, but few trans- ?? public sale, about 100 trs. JamaicaCOrFREE ...

... CLYDE COMMERCIAL LIST, SEPT. le. ARRIVALS AND 1NIPJRTS AT GREENOCK. Sept. 9. Active, (of Glasgow) John Crawford, fi-om Grenada, with S7 hhds I0 trs 2 bris sugar, 60 puns molas- ses, I pun rum, to John Campbell, sen. & Co.-22 hlbds sugar; to Robert Buchanan-I brl sugar, 6 brls limes, I jar tamarinds, 4.boxes sweetmeats. I box containing a pi ano forte, to order-98 hhds I tierce 12 brls sugar, ...

... COTTON.-PDie transactions in Cotton fbr the week, end- in g last ntight inclusive, are very ?? market yvsterday aud this furenoon has become quiet, owing to accounts from Liverpool. stating that Cottons were heavy at the closingl of the market on Saturulay. SUGARS.-T1he advance in the prices of l'duscovades on Tuesday checked the demand, Yet at the end of the week the average sales were 1200 ...

... MAR KE'TS. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, SEPT. 11. The arrivals last week, together with the supplies fresh in to this day's market, being very abundant, our market was extremely heavy this morning, and the finest samples of Wheat with difficulty supported the prices of this day se'nniight, while the inferior descriptions were quite unsale- able. Fine malting Barley is Is. per quarter lower, and dull ...