... (From the Times.) In the beginning of- last mnath, we. drew attention. to some very. remarkable facts, as disclusediby- Parliamentary returns, relative to the state of that most important branch of the national industry and prosperity, the cotton-trade. Those returns brought down the account of the exporta- tions of cotton-to the 5th of April,. 1826, when thle matter stood as under:- E1xo:ited ...

... SCOTCH BANKRUPT& Nov. 1. The Company carrying on business as user- c iants at Glasgow, under the firm of ScoT & HA'MILTON, and at Autwerp, under the firm of WtILLIaMf HAM5LTOS & Co., and WILLIAMu SCo'rrjuniormerchanfin Glasgow, one of the partners of the said ?? meet in the Black Bull Inn, Glasgow, Mltb and 25h No. at 12. Nov. 3. M'AlMKjmLM G& L& DaDELT, brush.makers in Glal ?? to meet in the ...

... I LONDON COR'N :FXCHANGE, NOV. 20. We wtere; tolerably well sup plied with all kinds of grain this morning, fro-m Essex, Kent, and ' Sffolk, together Witu alarge arrival offlour coastways, which caused a great dulness in the wheat trade; still fine samples supported the prices of this day week, 'but there was no demand for the second qualities. Malting barley is aleo heavy sale, but fine ...

... GLASGOWV MARKETS,'NOV. 11. The accounts of the English markets for SuGAR con- tiaulig. favourable, the demand here this week has been more extensive, and an advance of Is. per cwt. obtained on the latest sales. The total sales were 459 ?? Foreign MOLASSES there has been more inquiry, but the only sale that.hls transpired was a small parcel of Triniidad at 25s. per ?? Iuss there have been no ...

... Nov. 14. DAVID & GEORGE GULLAN, ?? l cabiniet-makers, Musselburgh.-(ieditors to meet in lIt- e bertson's Tavern, there, 22d Nov. and 8th Dec. at P2. r Nov. 15. DANIEL MACKENZIE, lately mannufacturer, now builder in Glasgow.-Creditors to meet in the Black Bull Inn, 30tl Nov. and l8th Dec. at one. Nov. 15. SAMIUEL Mi'LLLAN`, merchant in Castle DoU I glas. -Creditors to meet in the Douglas Arms ...

... MMIKETS. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, NOV. 1IS We are very moderately supplied-with Wheat of our own growth this morning, still it was quite adequate to the de- mand, and the improvemesnt that took place on Friday could not be supported; indeed the prices of this day se'n- night w~e.re barely obtained for the best samples of Wheat, while the second sorts were nearly unsaleable. Fine rnalt- ing. ...

... LONDON MARKETS, OCT. si. are assured the 'rariff- Q- D W are- os-l_--;rS OCT. St. Weaeassured thle Tariffa St . ward state, and that the alteratio s ig tS with Great Brit IteraIoS respecting tb with Great Britain 'are very isnportarnt. it-, The answer of the 1 I inisters to the d facturers was most decided. Tlere it to be no red 1aeF in the duty on Calicoes.dL; SuUGA.-There was a considlerable ...

... . ?? f. ?? Within the last few weeks a great change has taken place in the public mind ill reference to the prospects of trade; a general opinion is now entertained that there will be a great revival of cominerce in the Spring of 1827; and in tile anticipation of this event, several extensive speculations ier been entered into in produce generally; and in several instances the large holders ...

... LONDO-N, MARKETS, NOV. 7. SUGAP.-The revival in the demand for Muscovades, which we noticed on Tuesday, cntinued all the last-week, and the prices were generally 6d.' to Is. per cwt. higher; the sales were estimated to exceed 4000 hhds. COP:E.-Tlhe Coffee Market is not higher, but it is extremely firm, aud all the quantity brought forward sold with briskness.- RUM, BRANDY, and HOLLANDS.-The ...

... ~'MARIKE~rS:-~ LONDON CORN E'XCHAN Having-but -a short suppl falda per quarter Pli of -all dessritions 3 kesh-n to thiorning 2s market,:the | atiPtaoe, s t wise being also small, the e te u oureo., and-fne samples of Wheat mealbgrtyde o were from. Is toI higher that- on this day s.& -hbut the letquy. ties experien ed-no . itgh. ilidO Barldyi alsoinrequest, and s prices. Fie N1J ti quarter. ...

... Nov. 7. DAVID STORRAR, saddler in Kirkaldy.-Credi- tors to meet in Low's Inn, Kirkaldy, 16th and 30th Nov. at 124 EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, &C. James Lockhart, tailor and clothier in Saltmarket Street, Glasgow, to be.examined- in the Sheriff's Chambers there, 22d Nov. and 6th Dec. at two.- Creditors to meet in the offite of Mr. Adam Howatson, writer, 7th and 23d Dec., at ?? to be lodged by the ...

... Tbere was a good disposition shewn to purchase SUGAR this wveek, and 825 hhds. were sold at an advance of 6d. a Is. per CWL, but the latest accounts from London being very favourable, holders yesterday were sanguine, and de- 0sanded a further advance, which buyers would not vield to, and no business was ?? Foreign M51OLASSES the stock in the hands of importers is nearly exhausted, and no ...