... P-AjDD7CTO N COJ l? iA7AFKaC, OI. 1-i 11~ A I, . - L -IUt ,L -I VI ZI A' S r. I, kIJ., I c. XV P rAT fluid eienvily, and prices declined about 3S. pcr ho:1;: feed 32-. to y6 . Barley was altb dull of fIlie, and priec ;tre lo .wer than lalt day by about 3s. higtcfl !6s. evrr ret '22 to zns. Oats -were pientv, with a rcediia:ion ;i plice of 4i. pcr 1)11; behf I56. Corrent I2S. tO 14s. \ VItzc ? ...

... L,,,vDzoN P2T p~ZAES CON FAININQ ~ ?? TPM PRICE OF THE PRINCEPAL AR t- OF MERCHANDIZE. FORIDAY, SEPT. 4* 42 0 t9230oRepco..70 -8 Roack p F. I xl--- 0 oSrI per, to I-. 1. S. iP 2s 6 lo-C o0 ALMONDS P. CWt. ar 27 15-0 0 Barbary bitt~e 6 20- 0 C)sSQ O- 00 uncertain Sbo, 9,S 1- a o 'fod~a nw 2 - )0 ;tibam e .25 10-26 10 Asoirs per c. s.1. s. d3. ,~ 40 0-42.0 Am ;cOerS 3-8 M OrD 2RP2C-S C)-- S' C) ...

... LOlNlO2Vp].CES CURAEM2t CON CIrANIN I EPRICE OF THE PRINCIPAL ARTICLES OF 1ERQCHANDIZE. A Yut~ p.ton 1. S. 1. ?? M.&nzitp. ct. a . s. 'di 21 ot'23 ?? . o. otolil. 6 t II8 a-- O Omibro 75 -9z 6 b AL:. UND 1) I , ¶t- Gaasene 30 o-65 0 IO ~ ~507- .5.10T - Malls 20 ?? 're: uncertain i Roots Snyrmns ioo o-hxomat jZ O)- a P-XVIAT 0. o5 r-1 10 0tiC ?? C. s. ?? s. d. le of!.o 0-Ic1 T0 raF!44;~ 0-47 0 ...

... uJjVDOV VPRICSS CUi&EVT CONTrAINING 1'IHE PRICE OF TUE PRINCIPAL ARTICLES OF MERCHANDIZE. FRIDAPY, MAL-.CH 20O. z2, 0tO23o0Duet/s crop 90, OtOlIZ 6 ?? . I IS-0 O-- O-bro 65 0-92z6 Ai_@0)4DS p. %Vt - Gaineno 30 o-65 0 .sa-1-rylitter 7 0- 0 0 Ti-ulls II o-rS P -- we2 uncerta in RootsSmyrna I o o-i20o0 ~C~in~wI0 - 00M r .h220 c- 0 0 1l/,ocntia bs/l6 0- 6 iS Oi L per ton I. S. 1. S. ASHSit per c. ...

... | t~~.n~rvaErnR 1, - ?? - > a c e: The following return of a Bankrupt's affairs, in the county of Norfolk, was delivered in to the Commiffloners of his bankruptcy a few weeks fince: C Copy of Mr I-I 's Statmenz'. About two years since, I commenced horse-dealing:. the immense quantity of new horses I then had, and the expence I paid going after them, I could not make awav with less thian wocol. ...

... LO.UDONP R2iCGES CUARRrN'. CON T Al NI Ix Txi-F PRICE OF THE PRINCIPAL ARTICLES (OF MERCHANDIZE. aI FRIDAY, DEC. Ag. SC Po tonI.e. o. l.for.Drc,7th1 n4 COr2s ?? pqr doz. 70 0-.1.50 0 pe ?? c xo3- 0IAD Der toni. . 1 s 2,8 0-0 01 ,Z: ?? .29 l0-0 Ca unocertain SOCC 21 5 0 0Ib t' IT. 5-'l TO '''-Itr2 'k o ½Lit.r1 c-u0. Lit ?? 0 o- o c 1:15~~ ~ ~ CCERp.ic. . c. . i. a 1a.t a Ait--iw C ; O LdAD1 t ...

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... [This is a fubjed of very great importance, on which the opinions of Gentlemen aretmuch divided. Vat ious -argumtents have been addu- ced on both fides. As the following ftate- ment will intorn our readets of the matter in difpute, we have therefore inferted it; leaving, however the conclufions of the writer to be adopted or rejeacd by them, as they pleafe.] A Meeting of the Direftors of the ...

... FIN AN CE. Aniount of the Anpual Chlarge of the public Debt created in the Years under-mentioned; and the 'irodrce' of, thd: feveral Duties granted for de. fraying the fame, in the Yaar cnded' 5th January, 0 W 00 ?? ' ' t30f, ?? C, t^ ta _ .Q^ '0 4 , oo 0 00. ' 4. . co ~ ~ C. -_ -- x ?? I- %s , ...

... L~YDON i'icss CU1ESTT CO1O rS 1N INGS, f TIMiE PRICE OF THE PRINCIPAL ,ATICLES OF MERCHANDIZE RO-2OESJAV, OECFJ15241 Z6. ALLump..tOnl. S. 1. d. d f Briti;y 1 oto23 0 RaotsSeyrna-IGo OtOTIO G cP. IS e srs p i.l10 C- 0O A@LMONDSp.*CWt. ] Os er . S!1. oT Babay Nue j TL perton l)~ ar ar olie~r 5 S- 5 Y° Lucca or /al. 10 O-IO 10 uncertaiI ' ' 2 2 4 7ordan ne-w II 15-1l 0 .Olive~arbary none ...

... IMPORTS AND EXPORTS AT LEI rfE, The weck en'dnng Oc,. -6. c ctl IMPORTED FROA CtGoRNvsit, SfianJ'wbite wise 29 butts Ditto 2 MIhd firnch red covice 31 hhlid Ditto . 4 Isanp pipes I 'I A.V.1URCill Rh en wine 14 aums Pi.s Silf iases5l240 pieces (7erasnt lawns 3400 pieces czere'rt linen 700S pieces C'e!,uered ditto 3492 pieces Caf, tim!)tr, 547 pieces I fo~abruAfheah:a:ga4 vet ue>eva 1 Ipiece ...

... BRITISH AND IRISH EXCHANGE, WVhen the Legiflature reffrained the Bank of England from iffuing of fpecie, it fubdituted their paper as a medium of circulation in Great Di`.- tain, and it has been found adequate-to the pur- pofe: in like manner, when the Bank of Ireland was refirained from paying of fpecie, their paper was fubflituted in IreLand, and found to be ad- equate ; but -71o ?? z ediuo ...