do.

do. G. Deedles, Ensign

do. 1st. Lieut. Clavering, from h. p. lst. Licut rice 60 Serj. Major Liddeel, from 2 F.2d Lieut. Hayter, dead

42 March ]SL and to act as Adj.

Gent. Cadet St. A. Molesworth, 2d Lieut. 28 Aug. 62 Ensign Power, Lieut. by purch. vice

Medical Department.
Spiller, ret.
Gent. Cadet Cotton, from R. Mil. Col. Assist. Surg. Reid, from h. p. York Light Inf.
Ensign

do. Vol. Assist. Surg. vice Caldwell, canc.
71
Ensign Connor, Lieut. vice Coates,

18 June 181. dead

Hosp. Assist. Young, Assist. Surg. vice Law, dead Ensign Seymour, Ensign do.

14 Aug 72 Capt. Brownlow, Major by purch. vice E. J. Bultcel, Hosp. Assist.

do. Lieut. Col. Fitz Gerald, ret.

26 do. Lieut. Markham, (apt.

do.

Exchanges.
Capt. Lord E. Hay, from Staffin Ionian
Íslands, Capt. vice Ebhart, Staff

Bt. Colonel Ross, from Cape Corps with Lieut.
Capt.

Col. Hutchinson, h. p.
Chatham

Si f. with Capt. Coletube
27 do. Bt. Major Tonson, from
Ensign Frith, Licut.

26 do h. p.37F.

19 Aug.

2 Sept.

19 Aug.

1824.

Wht. Rye. Barley Oats. (Beans. Pease. Oatm.

S. d. s. d. S. d. S. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Sept. 11 54 6 29 130 10 22 7 35 4 35 1

18 53 11 29 7 31 5 21 11 35 434 6

25 55 2 31 8 35 1 21 5) 36 101 36 3 Oct. 2 56 5 30 10 33 1 20 837 10 37 6

A.51 28.999 A.52

and night

Average of rain 1.666 inches.

AGRICULTURAL REPORT. From the middle of September till the end of that month there was little inter. ruption to harvest operations, and a great breadth was cut down and secured, in good condition, by the 30th. On the evening of that day a heavy rain fell, which was followed by still heavier rain on the 1st of the present month. Loud winds, on the 2d and 3d, was hurtful to standing oats, and much of the best grains were beat out, but a considerable quantity was carted to the barn-yard on the 3d and forenoon of the 4th. On the afternoon of that day a shower fell; the 5th was misty and warm, The temperature continued high, with almost incessant warm rain, till the 9th. Loud winds prevailed on the 10th, 11th, and, on the 12th, snow showers were frequent, the temperature approaching to frost at night, and very low throughout the day. This morning, the wind, which had been for some time easterly, shifted to the north-west; a shower of snow fell in the morning, and it has continued warm ever since. The quantity of grain still exposed in the northern districts will account for being so minute in the above statement of the weather. In the early districts, the ground, with very few exceptions, is clear, and some potatoes are got up. In the higher districts, the greater part is cut, but much remains in the stock, and some has sprouted. By recent accounts from the remote Highlands, a great part of the crop is still standing, and much has been whitened by frost. The crop, as far as it has been secured, is abundant. Oats were universally thin ; where they have been threshed out, the return is far beyond expectation ; but the return at the meal-mill is various, according to the nature of the soil on which they grew. Fallow wheat was, for the most part, sown by the end of September, and the braird is regular. Much clover. ley, bean-stubble, and potatoe-ground, still remains to be sown with wheat. Turnips have improved by the late rains, but still the return is light.

Notwithstanding the importation of foreign oats, the price has not yet fallen much, and wheat and barley rise in price.

Good new wheat brings from 26s. to 28s. ; good barley nearly the same. Oats from 16s. to 195. Cattle are in request, and prices are improved.

Perthshire, 12th October 1824.

85 Exchequer bills,..

44
Consols for account......... 95)
French 5,7 cents..................100 f.-

85
43
953

87
47 50
953 964
101fr.50c. 103fr.25c.

ALPHABETICAL LIST of ENGLISH BANKRUPTS, announced between the 20th

of Aug, and the 20th of Sept. 1824: extracted from the London Gazette. Anderson, A. Lloyd's Coffee-house, master-mari. Manley, D. Southampton-row, "Russel-square, ner.

wine-merchant. Barlow, R. Claremont-place, New-road, bill-bro Mardall, W. Water-lane, Tower-street, brandy. ker.

merchant. Bartlett, A. and R. Bristol, ship-builders

Marsh, W. and Co., Berner's-street, bankers. Carter, J. Downing-street, victualler.

Mayell, W. Exeter, jeweller. Cato, W. W. Little, and w. Irving, Newcastle Morris, J. jun. Stingo-lane, St. Mary-le-bonne, upon-Tyne, drapers.

stage-master. Duncombe, J. jun. Little Queen-street, bookseller. Nicholls, R. Ruthen, Denbighshire, druggist. Ellison, J. Keighley, Yorkshire, cotton-spinner. Parker, W, Oxford-street, ironmonger. Foster, J. Abchurch-lane, merchant.

Peck, J. Andover, linen-draper. Grist, J. Midhurst, Sussex, bricklayer.

Peel, J. Rochdale, shoe-dealer. Harvey, H. S. Oxford-street, hosier.

Perks, J. Monkton Combe, Somersetshire, brewer. Hatfield, W. and J. Morton, Sheffield, cutlers. Pennan, A. Batson-street, Limehouse, masterHazard, D. Hackney, merchant.

mariner. Helm, G. Worcester, linen-draper.

Poor, J. Wapping, Bristol, victualler. Hewett, J. Mitcherm, butcher.

Richardson, J. Manchester, cooper. Hirst, G. Manchester, clothier.

Rickards, J. Dursley, Gloucestershire, cloth-maHopkins, G. and J. St. Philip and Jacob, Glou nufacturer. cestershire, timber-merchants.

Roughton, L. Noble-street, Foster-lane, wholesale Humble, S. Newcastle-upon-Tyne, stationer.

druggist. Hyde, N. Nassau-street, Soho, jeweller.

Sawyer,

J. Lincoln's-Inn-Fields, wine-merchant. Ilsley, J. Wyfold, Court-farm, Henley-upon Scrivener, H. H. Scrivener, jun. and J. Wilson, Thames, farmer.

Kentish-buildings, Southwark, hop-factors. Jackson, E. Uley, Gloucestershire, clothier. Simmons, A. Strand, tailor. Jackson, J. Gerrard-street, Soho, picture-dealer. Smith, J. R. North Audley-street, upholsterer. Johnson, R. Burslem, earthenware manufacturer. Smith, T. Derby, nail-manufacturer. Jarvis, W. G. Penton-place, Newington Butts, Stott, S. and J. Road-lane, Spotland, Lancashire, coal-merchant.

woollen manufacturers. Jones, R. Westbury Leigh, Wilts, clothier. Tappenden, T. Cumberland-street, MiddlesexJones, W. Ratcliff Highway, grocer.

hospital, victualler. Lees, J. Matbank, Lancashire, cotton-spinner. Walthew, J. Liverpool, linen-draper. Lewis, T. C. and C. Bevan, High Holborn, linen Want, G, S. Skinner-street, cabinet-maker. drapers.

Wilkins, S. Holborn-hill, stationer. Liddard, W. Charlotte-row, Bermondsey, coal Wooding, M. Ducket-street, Stepney, baker. merchant.

Woollett, J. Queen's-Head Inn, Southwark, taLond, T. Dover, corn-dealer.

vern-keeper. M'Cormick, J. Jubilee place, Commercial-road Wren, J. Great Titchfield-street, Portland-place, victualler.

carpenter.

DIVIDENDS.
Cowan, R. & Sons, grain-merchants in Glasgor;

by Allan Fullarion, agent there
Douglas, William, merchant in Glasgow; by J.

Walker, merchant there
Hamilton, John, & Co. Greenock, and William

Hamilton & Co. Liverpool; by C. Campbell,

87, Great King-Street, Edinburgh M'Ewan, James, rope-maker in Perth ; by Law

rence Robertson, banker there
Robertson, John, (deceased) mason and wright in

Glasgow
Shannon, Stewart & Co. Greenock, and Shannon,

Livingston & Co. Newfoundland; by J. Dun.

lop, writer in Greenock Williams, & Hughes, canal contractors; by the

trustee, 34, St. Andrew's-Street, Edinburgh.

Sept. 20. At Frankland, Mrs Murray, a son.

- At Sandyford, Mrs Wm. Murray, of her fifth daughter and fifteenth child.

23. Mrs Patrick Robertson, a daughter.

Lately. At her residence, at Tunbridge Welk, the Right Hon. Lady Cochrane, a son.

.

BIRTHS. 1824. April 7. At the Retreat, near Auringabad, the Lady of D. S. Young, Esq. Madras Medical Establishment, and Surgeon to his Highness the Nizam's cavalry brigade, a daughter.

July 28. At Concordia, Tobago, the Lady of Dr Kennedy, a daughter.

Aug. 3. At Florence, the Lady of John Crau. furd, Esq. of Auchenames, a son.

20. At Holkham, Norfolk, Lady Anne Coke, & son.

22. At Beaufort Castle, the Hon. Mrs Fraser, of Lovat, a daughter.

25. At Park House, Mre Gordon of Park, a daughter.

27. At Eildon Hall, the Lady of the Hon. J. E. Elliot, a son.

- At No. 1, Fettes Row, the Lady of Captain Pearson, R. N. of twin sons.

29. At Dean House, near Edinburgh, the Lady of General Sir Thos. Bradford, K.C.B. a daughter.

30, In Queen-Street, Edinburgh, the Lady of John Archibald Campbell, Esq. a daughter.

- At 26, Heriot Row, Edinburgh, Mrs More son, a daughter.

31. At Pittencrieff, Mrs lunt of Pittencrieff, a daughter.

- At Invermoriston, the Lady of James Mur. ray Grant, Esq. of Glenmoriston and Moy, a daughter.

-- In Conaught Place, London, the Lady of Walter S. Davidson, of Inchmarlo, Esq. a daughter.

Sept. 1. At Bralgar House, Kent, the Lady of J. D. Boswall, Esq. of Wardie, Captain in the royal navy, a son and heir.

2. At Edinburgh, the Lady of Stair Stewart, Esg. of Physgill and Glasserlin, a son and heir.

3. At Leven Bank, Mrs Balfour, a son,
5. At Dun, the Lally Anne Baird, a daughter.

6. At Dumbarnie House, Mrs Craigie, of Dumbarnie, a son.

9. At the Dowager Viscountess Duncan's, Edinburgh, the Hon. Mrs Dundas, a son.

11. At Stobo Castle, the Lady of Sir James Montgomery of Stanhope, Bart., a son,

- Mrs John Brougham, Edinburgh, a daughter.

12. At Dundee, the Lady of Dr John Maxwell, a son.

- The Countess of Minto, a daughter. 13. At Edinburgh, the Lady of Major Menzies, 42d Royal Highlanders, a son.

- At Crescent, Perth, Mrs George Seton, a daughter.

11. At Kirkaldy, Mrs J. L. Cooper, a son.

15. At Ruchill, near Glasgow, the Lady of Major Stephenson, 6th dragoon guards, a son.

18. At Ramornie, Mrs Heriot of Ramornie, a daughter.

MARRIAGES. 1823. Nov. 5. At Montreal, Roderick Mathe son, Esq. Paymaster late Glengarry light infantry, to Miss Mary Fraser Robertson, daughter of Captain Robertson, of Inverness.

1824. Aug. 17. At Glasgow, Thomas Paul Mae gregor, Esq. late Lieutenant in the Bengal auxiliary cavalry, eldest son of Col. J. A. P. Macgregor, Auditor-General of the Bengal forces, to Miss Katherine Livingstone, eldest daughter of William Livingstone, Esq.

18. At Parkhead, near Perth, Mr Wm. Bruce, merchant, Edinburgh, to Agnes, daughter of Ro. bert Morison, Esq.,

20. At Dublin, Anthony P. Marshall, Esq. of Edinburgh, to Frances, fourth daughter of the late Smollet Holden, Esq. of Dublin.

27. At Merton Hall, Wigtonshire, James llal. dane Tait, Esq. Captain royal navy, to Miss Ma. rion Yule, youngest daughter of the late Benjamin Yule, Ésq. of Wheatfield, near Edinburgh.

-- At Traprain, James Murray, Esq. to Clarissa, daughter of the late Rev. George Goldie, Athelstoneford.

50. At the manse of Crailing, Mr Robert Stra: chan, London, to Elizabeth, fourth daughter of the Rev. David Brown,

- At Heatherwick House, East Lothian, Samucl Anderson, Esq. wine-merchant, to Anne, eldest daughter of the late James Milnes, Esq. and niece to Lieutenant-General Hardyman.

31. At Dolls, Stirlingshire, William Haig, Esq. Bonnington, to Elizabeth, youngest daughter of John Philp, Esq.

Sept. 1. At St George's, Hanover Square, London, 'Lieut.-Colonel Allen, of the late 230 landen, to Miss Mitchell, eldest daughter of the late Co lonel Campbell Mitchell, niece to Lady Fletcher, of Ashley Park, and Lady Leith. 2. At St. James's Church,

Piccadilly, London, Lord Elliot, only son of the Earl of St. Germain, to the Right Hon. Lady Jemima Cornwallis, third daughter of the late Marquis Cornwallis.

- At Bonnington, John Adair, Esq. of Geniach, Wigtonshire, to Christina, eldest daughter of the late John Haig, Esq.

- At the manse of Daviot, the Rev. Henry Simson, minister of Chapel of Garioch, to Mary, second (laughter of the Rev. Robert Shepherd, minister of Daviot.

3. At Kirkmichael, James Crawford, Esq. M.D.,