... n, 1roNrHLT CoMM f AXA-t RgaRT., CO ;JAAIV LY i ZR.Y- - K. ; . ' ,WHIs- Defi~lines livWe, h i,wosuld 'cnter into ld .,Cpnjercal rreaty!o .. greenalnt with any ,niarie Power in ,Eupope, and.the Englifh often-endeavoured ?? the a they did fot.by fiealth, yet they never had a'h a5folute.' pergiflion. The prefen. Emperor'-of' Hayii, onv 'of ,DIelh,lineis, allows flritifh~ vfao.tr~adeza*thuat ...

... g.XC4aVG1, ONJeaR, Mondqy, 5't7y I. ; Our fupie yaof 1, eat to-day was rather a flort one, and fine.I~an~pielarsje4 frdm 35. to 5s.,per quarter; a prop~pr~io~pate.pr~sig was nlt, hawever, tq.be obtained 1gr the inferior';iiid prdinaryiforts; the'fales of -which, . .atvthesclofe o.Etlmarkt,. had not the fame brifknefs as in the morning rley.and Malt remain fteady at our laft reportgd pliaes.- ...

... COiw RE.XCHAVCf, L0X'i0N, n ddy ;.Yu 14.. T'lss Masketf ras again but tiinly f li t Wheat td-day, which occafioned' qur Fadorsto demand rather finore moriey for fine farmples; the advance however, could not be fupported through the day, and -the trade left roff heavily. supon jaft Moay'3s trnss.,v Barley and Malt are both dearer; the lupply of the former, of' prime quality, being hliort. ' ...

... 4Za?no?l, Menddy, ?Jidy? ?. We haZ a pretty plentiful fupply of Wheat from ElfTex and KEnt this morning, in the fales of which prices declined 3s. per quarter, for fine famples, and fo'lrething more, on .thofe (if inferior ?? and White Peafe, being a fhort fupply, both fully maintained laft quoted ?? Peafe aid Beans, of both forts, are cheaper, baving plenty of each.- Oats likewii'e, from the ...