... 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 ...

... I- - .1- 1- - .. ?? s , - ?? I. -? COFFEE.-The Coffee Market last week was very heavy, except for the 'qualities suitable for home consumpticsl, which sold extremely high; and the fine Berbice out of all proportion, on account of the scarcity of that description. SUGAR.-The Sugar Market, after our publication of Tuesday last week, became steady, but without any brisk- ness; the sales ...

... Nov. 11. JotiN BARCLAY, merchant and tobacco-pipe maker in Giasgow,.'and also carrying ais business as-a car- pelter at Stobcrossnear Glasgow, under the firm of THE SrOaCaiS Siar~ Waroasr COMPANY.-Creditors to meet in the Prince of Wales Tavern, Glasgow, 20th Nov. and 4th Dec. at one. t Nov. 11. LANDALK & TOD.ironnmongers in Edinburgh. -Creditors to meet in Gibson's Sale-rooms, 22d Nov. and ...

... 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. ...

... GLASGOW -MARKETS, NOV. 18. .ff_ e _ :: X .. . . . y During the present week there has been a steady, though a not extensive, demand for SUGAR, at nearly the prevx- - ois rates. The sales amounted to 50 ?? India e MOLASSES were in good demand, and not less than 800 a d 1000 puncheons have changed hands; the last prices paid r were 26s. 6d. 'a 27s. for Trinidad and Demerary 'of good ?? ...