... LONDON CORN EXCEANGE, MIARCIE 13. At this day's market there was a limited mupply of English wheat. . whicb met a brisk sale at an advance of Is per qr. on the currency of r this day week. For foreign there wes also an improved demand, and . ellers lsad the turn of price in tbeir favr ur. Barrel flour is steady. In- dian corn on the spot Was generally held for Is per qr. advance, but there was ...

... SCOTCIH BANKRU7PTS. (Freom thre Ed~inburg' Grizelte of Tueshjy, January 25.9) i o aan. 2?4. RoBETT GiAr, mercbant in Lybster. Creditors to meet vwibtgi Leith's Caledonian Hotel, lVick, 2d and 23d February, at one Tnn 94. Ce.ArP a RSDN& SMITH, ?? and cloilsiers, South Bridge- street Edinbusruh as a crnpanyand John Smith. its an individual, and srl partner of that comnpany Creditors to meet ...

... Liverpool, April I.-Arrived,the Hero, Oakley, from Carmar then and Holyhead, for Glasgow, with bow stove, and loss of main boom, bowsprit, &c., having been in contact on the 30th March, off7Bardesy. with the Ralamazoo, from Liverpool to Philadelphia, Leith.-The King William, M'Comish, which arrived here 30th ulnt., from Oporto, left 17th ult., and has experienced heavv gales from W.S.W. to WY. ...

... (From the Times.) Were Clarkson and Wilberforee right or wrong in the steps they took in the cause of Negro Emancipation? Sentimentalism apart, are they to be numbered amidst the enlightened benefactors of humanity ? The practical result Df all the efforts Great Britain has made during the last half century for the abolition of slavery is merely this :-The gross amount of negro slavery ...

... GLASGOW SUGAR NZARKET, NOVEMBER IL. iF For West India moscovado su gar.; there hts been a morlerate demand nthis weel ; the coles atniount to ?? I bleds and trs. and -ist bris. at steady prices: brawl: Trisidaed ?? at 3!s 'id to 31;, middlieg 3is to 3;s mid. broaw Demneraras 3a lid to 3m;, middling and good nmiddling 3;a gd to Sis, good lee; tuiddlitig Jasnaicas 3Ste. anld good 3ts. The sales ...

... ?? NEWS. Leith, September 22.-The Auspicinns, Appleton, arrived here |i 20th inst. from Riga, left 2d Angust; has experienced prevailing westerly winds, with continual gales wync nine davs wind-houn(d in Norway. blowing gales from S.W. and WV. Left a great many vessels loadinz for the Eastcoast. Aug. 7. spoke the Ann 3'Ken- zie, in the East sea, three weeks from Wyburg, all well. Sept. 14, the ...

... MA1RKETS. l_ j Z;ONDON CORN E.XC2ANGE, JULY 24. e To-day English wheat wvzS in good supply, but qickly talten at 3s to 4 f s por Sl. nver the currency of this day -e ee3. Ftorcign is 2s dearer, ith a bvtter sale, and Indian corts floating,- 's per qr. higher. Foreign bar- lf Iy ii large supply, but in fair request to country baters at late ates , MAatt is tuittt. rcase utnalter-ed. Ev:nbes dw ...

... T HE Al&-UFACTURE OF M -U1RES. I _ - - 1 - , I . . ,, - E (From the Gardeners' Chrronrice.j o blin There appear to be more reasons than one why, in thinoe-, vate, facture at manures, we should add to them that which wil 2undr the escape of the ammonia and other volatile products of their jE 9. fermentation. We have often urged the propriety of doing so from the importance of the materials ...

... GLASGOW SITARM LIST. T|uRSOM', ffzaaoARlY 37. Description of Stocks. share. ratd D As. £s s s. £ Bank of Scotland ?? ?? ?? 0 ,00 100 British Linen Company .* . 100 0 0 100 Caledonian Banking Company 10 0 0 2 I City of Glasgow Banking Company 0l 0 10 Clydeadale Banking Company . 2000 00 Co mnecial flank of Scotland ?? l M 00 100 EasternBank .. Bn ?? .. 2 0 0 10 Edinburgh and Glasgow Bank . . ...

... 1 LtVIEW OF THE BRITISHI ,,D IORrIOX 00ORN TRADE A ~~DUtRING THE PAST WEEK. (Front thee Miirh Lratv eap-es~fid e The arri vale of grain front the north of Europe have not been :ion quiito so liberal a snole domgtet -ku -r e nIhernonthI; y but, large supwlieS of flouir hinvo reachjed our stores fromn Amerloa and fr~om Frau ce, and a cotnsideralile pitaittitY' of T titanl Corn fr!nii ILthe ...

... MAPL HE T S. LOx(Doy CORN EXCEANGE. DECEM)IER 11. The Supplies of wheat durihg thle past w;eek.su ohf foseig and hams growth, hove been small, and the receipts by land carringe nanile f.ns, the ?? were acs:ry. and. f:c Ihe most part. in: verv detlctiv2 disia Iteverlleless, the Essex end 'enrish setnds were til.ra! Iy w ellleared at an early tour, uat fully- ~Fst :dI'MdaY'S rawtes - end fsu ...

... -ie o rs i.. se- ild e0. tly wn 'en of Eni [en :be ch ite en] .ndI ite er eli :me ,rd ies tic Lp_ ne nd Hil l9, Tcd so be nd ,re at gh I ' ! e-e ofI .re lts J5S ecy ghl ng of 1ns1 WEEs BEyINee JULY 145. Imperial General Week-sy Average. Wheat.._49s. Id.. Oats ?? Vs. lid. j ?? larlyi29s. {d. Rye . ?? 3:5. IM. 3 P ai. Aggregate average oftle six: wreeks oreceding.F Wheat.. ?? ld. I Oats ?? ...