... 4? ?, A.y ?1 ?7¾* I ?, -I- LM 17.x a Ied Keat, ;nbcli ex! erNneed very iieatY fri I i. lkithcr dute:ioa ol fulI Iis. per quarlte, oit fini ad 01ei tbc iater~or IO! s, fice Jail Moltday. ItarIy Lframt to is pi-r qualter lower. Oati are 'idk~ e , r - con.r q ;i~ce of a large a rfival. IRenna, of I eth t t :i whitec uir,. (re-y Fcl'er, fell heavi'ly, arlid ire IOVC! r-. fi isvery dull i o1>ak ...

... BAN KRUPrTS. James Smith, Chelsea, srllgeoun. Sinio,,n Field, fioolighl-parli, Surrey, dealer, Jsloil ; Mark, Qucelillithe, Londoq, nialf-factor. .J:19 Etches, High-HolbOrin, hulberdaslher, 'Thos. Wait, P'ortseuL, house-carpenter. J. Buewher, Tarporley, Cesthife, stay-malter. (Gwo. M-. Browoc, John-st. Bedford-row, scrivener. Rich. Fcarns, Tvwicleahamus, poulterer. Jdlii Yates, Manchester, ...

... .- 7 , . 0 ), A aructoo I . 1. CORN EXCHANGE, LO$NDOl:-. , I .MaNDAYeTAY 20.- Our fupplies of raidt to day .a4 r,6bu cioderai t Wbeat (except for fbme few, very prime famplf which o& taintop prices) have felt a 'dpreflioh Iof full twvo ilr per.quatter. ;.Barleyand :l~a~ttgooff readiiy,there be'ir~bbt K a hortizpply of-the former. - $at, g9f: the beit. *'a rather de andl thofe. ra1middling ...

... . _. .5 . - ,k e -, M; e g'.- LoUI'n- ErHAN!E,.LONDN. ' ? Tfioug e av anew an uninierropte fupmy a aII Gr -.. the-Wiseat t.atein >s4k,.-an. as.- .t q:ti~az dar _ . a2tMonday'.^Barley- is lower:; .Malk th 6nme the fir& - t s. aad the htkErs.-pter q4tIrtere-Cer,. with *sjzt ! dcnsi~m~ psler ,~ x1ar .M havsit 1i4tkp~j.;ib _ fuply -bing-good and prices nealy gs AWJ. , B1 eans are-e b~cheaper.. ...

... ~re C! *'Avktz.@@ .. ' 82:3 -.a. We . coxx CORN ZXCHAN(KE, LONDON.. Out fupply of Whiat was r4thr Qiort on: Monday1 and, as the bpyers tookoffnone biit the fineft, prime famples oh- taitied 'Very high price, vhilc inferior forts were perfeffly a drug.Rye Bontinues the fare is of late; very ?? fam-' ples of which reach I, ?? Barleys arc not onlY very heavy in Lale, but confiderably iwer in ?? ...

... , CD?,PCt#-, CORR. LXHANGE, LONDOi ' I, a 'Although thc quantity of Englihh Wheat at market t&m Monday morn uig s very.yfmall, theisk.paof fine. q.sqalitywiete dull, ntarly ?? we~ek,;. ordi-. n rat-yfampica w'ere s4ot ?? 1sad -a turther li . cohfiderable arrival aof Foreign Wneat,' and-ithu Leert .fales ?? i 'ere ajt a declerdfion of from, .s. to 4s. C .per 'quarter.-F~ine Barley was rather ...

... 'HlOM.E'.AIARKE1. ?? I ), - 4~~ El . t 'SAusntrnv, ?? ; eat, OI-ts. to loos flr- - !- ^,S, 34q tc..l 3s ,Otats, 24s. to 3/s. liea, uls tGU, BAtJNGtl 01r oil heat,, P4s.,to.1,10s. Ba i- c , ioa.. to 40$ od. Oats, os'. to 31t. .62. Ikans, 53%i to 59sWI .Irid,2 2. ?? T WI7.fl5, Jan 17 2hi. t . o2 , n les to37s. Oa.. 26. to .Is Clts.i~ o DE'VI',ESnn~ oe1 92nAt'. Tlit 2 ur ; S to 32s d- l Ciat's, ...

... THE AFROAN sAVIE TRADIs. Aftqr a'elitding the well-suppvrted narrative of lsorrors'setrisr'h in' thiis voilume, It ir, not eaqy to biring the minid down totdat cond ition of calmness and sobriety', which is necessary, in order to form an estimate of its value andl itepsrtsnce. ThieAfrican Slave-tradle, arccrd. frog to the- belief' of the great bulke of-well~'rnearsing per-' sons in England, ...

... Relief of tame Dstresd Mfanmfa t2urers. .. I I I I * . i| Thte dlisturbancts ad (istress ill Laticshire Suti were brought before the House of lfords, on 'Monday *nZ, te light, by a Petition presented by Lord itw'g front the LOeb *t W:LVersr of rianchester, attributilig the distress which f ly they suficr to the systent of the Corn Laws.-11e was CoI i11 followeed by the .larquis of Lansdown, ...

... 1 RIDAY, ARRIL 6, 1832. w THiE QUARTER'S REVENUE. w Albsiract of the Net Produce of the Revenzue of irsn el Btritam, in tde Years aznd Quarters elided 5tA April, 1831 and 1832, she'wing the Inureo-se or Deema'reon C. each head thereof. bi YVears ended ApriltS U 1u31. 1302. Increase. Decrease. tl ti eC t4tn2S. n;,495 ti,04,207 2 1,44,2t1 4v ,Fx is. 16.W9f,61GD,t1 14,GiWt,4U?81: .l4q,124 o1 ...

... 4 ORN ?? ?IA ? 1X IUONDA ?? L1!AV ?27. l'et4iisit ?? ?? ani iKenlt; sit¢ >liltlcls wler ill ji,),rejii tzi hl it tile ?? of t~ls thyz utccl; belt :t ?? Illii ittii thbe irtlil; ltiihtt Were IJV li1 lie~tlit, i X- t |ic. ?? ii' ^It:S beeoi al gre;: t d ettiandl fi;i ifortigi fltltr u i;lhs :IIi tt i1t pl ,iuttt t;i~t 1 I s. t I.l ..i 1;i. il SfIb IIFIAwr ?? 1), fi~ itAY A~ll~C ?? t'r7. |U'Ch' ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, AUGUST IC. I . . . .. . ie The reports from the agricultural districts are of s much the same character as those received last week.- ze The corn crops are generally well spoken of. , The is change which has taken place in the weather may, how- le ever, retard the harvest. Even in the southern parts of e the kingdom there is a large proportion. of the corn still r. n the ...