... Arrived in the Clyde on Wednesday. the barque Copia (300). of Greenock, Hardy, from Antiguna, with a cargo of mnolasses and rum. Came by the South Channel. Had fine weather Left loading, for Clyde, thebrig Hamlet, of Greenock, MI'Laren; and, for Liverpool, the Dennison, King-both to sail in a few days. Spoke the Naiad, of Whitehaven. Arrived in the Clyde on Thursday, theship Christian (449), ...

... MAIRKETS. LONDO3N CORN EXCHANGE, JULY 12. At the clcse of last weel, wheat met with an increased demand at an advance ?? per qr., and large transactions reported. Tho weatherbas becarke mostsplendid for the'growing crops. notwithstanding wbich our market opened timorning with good spirit, and English wrheat soon cleared at an advance of 4s to SH per qr. over the currency of this day week. A ...

... (From the Globe.) The publication of the official accounts of the trade and navigation of the ?? Kingdom for the five months ended 5th June last, enables us again to form an estimate of the state of our commercial dealings with foreigners. The value of our exports is decidedly, though as yet slowly, increasing. The aggregate value of the principal articles of British and Irish produce exported ...

... AGRICULTU RE. 7eREVIEW OF THE EfITISII AND FOREIGN CORN TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. (Fr em the Mark. Lane E xpress of Monday,) idl We have nvess arrived at a period of the year when the slightest at alterationa in the weather isas more or less influence on the tone of ,is the grain trade; and though nothing has occurred since our last to give rise to uneasiness respecting the growing grain ...

... Manchester. Tuesday, July 13.-The demand to-day has been much less active than at the close of last week; and the business done has been on a considerably smaller scale. Prices generally continue firm, but shirtings suitable for India were to be lad rather lower. The diminished activity isattributed chiefly to the uneasy state of the money market. The occurrence within this fewc davs of two or ...

... INVERMNESS GREAT SHEEP AND WOOL MARKET. I 7S .7 I ch (From4 the Inve-Iess Courier.) W~e have again to report a highly successful market for the sale ad sheep. Last year's prices were considered extremely goad, d bet there has been a still further advance of from five to ten per )S. cent. this season ; and ewes and lambs have been in great demand. n.. The fine weather with whiala the country is ...

... Tnue Descriptions of dtsi Bank of Scotland Biritiah Linen Caledonian City of Glasgow Clydedale . Csmm srclai . Eastern Edinburgh & Glasgoww Exchange Bank ?? Natisnal North British Banki North ?? Royal . Union . Western taste elareAY. JULY 15. .kl . Shares. Pale up. I . . I AW. . I l ' ?? I~ A berdeen FireandLire .. ?? llritish Guarantee AesAclatite.. Cale doni an Fire & L.fe . 1 City of Glasgo ...

... *Ij (Froa the Times.) The whole question of the slave traffic admits of a very plain statement, if not of a very ready answer. It is simply tbiswhether it is worth while for England to expend annually a million of money and five hundred lives in order that 40,000 negroes out of 200,000 may be land- I ed alivein America instead of 420,000 out of 500,000. Under the present system of blockading ...

... GLASGOW SUGAR MARHET. JULY 17. 'he transactions in West India mn.rcovado sugars have been very limited tills wveek' the sales amount to 1t5 hhds. and trs. and 340 brls. -mnsit hr-own 'I rinidads and Deneraras, 34si6d to :ss fd,; drv and strong 36s to 3is lid; Itiddling Ils to 39s id ; good mbidling aed good yllows. 42s Gd to 44s 6d Tile sales made in ?? sugars are 1.95 bags good niddlinZ ...

... FROM TIHE CLYDE BILL OF ENTY. ARRIVALS ANED IMPORTS. At Glsgow. Julty 13. Erremanga of Greestock, R. Ramsey. fronm Mtontreal. :;th 101brls~iour, to ?? . A. Dernny a CO.-I39 brls tloulr 41) l-rls .oatlteal S brls oats, to Muir, 13rs & Co.-19R bris oatmeal. sahti., 3S qr; ?? to 111i & Johnstoneoabout 700 qrs, wheat, 200 ?? pork. 5s kegs iard. 31- ?? pot ashes, 149 brls pearl ashes. I10 kgs ...

... GROWING DANGER OF TRE IERTS- COASTS TO I ~~TRADING VESSELS. (From the Duomfries Courier,) A corresponident who resides in Garliestown, and had seen the Captain's letter to his owners, communicates the following revolt- ing ?? the 30th June, the sloop Charlotte of the port named, when on the coast of Ireland, wvas visited by three row boats, to all ajpenrance bent otil no friendly errand. At ...

... HADDINGTON CORN .AR3KET, JULY 1S. hr. We had a large supply of all kinds of grain to-day. Sales rather dull. a Wheat, top 8s, and average 6s 6d up; weight of top per 4 bushels 18st. 1- Sib. Barley, top 4s. and average 2s 2d up: weight of top 1Sst. Oats. top sames last market, and ave'age 2d up weight of top l2st 31h. Beans, Ys top d2s. and average ad up; weight of top per 4 bushels 18st. 31b. ...