... PUBLFC BALANCE. b An account of th- atgglesate a iumiit of all balances of q public money in thb hands .of- the Bank, ih'chediAh,' thb ,Toney taken from the E xclaequer by thie Bank in e5iWtange- fpr Exchequer bills deposited at, the Exchequer, and in- ouding also.the baltreswof ?? Of the 3j Court of Chanpery,,d.nclairndd dividends, and IbUery'prizes D on the ist and l5th days of Janudry and. ...

... AGR1CULTt;U, MABEETS, te. One important cause of agricultural distress, not in general adverted to in ISll-when to relieve the dis. tresses of the West India interest, the hill permitting dis. tiltation from sugar was, by the exeqrts of the landed in- terest,, rejected by the House of Lords, and the manufac. turers of spirits becamec restrict. d to the use of corn, ?? Percival, who was ...

... LO.VDO2~.PRZ~kS CUP R I L IVDOAzoRIh~Css- CUP T so ASI Containing~the P~cesuf'I lierchian dize ID generaL - o . ontai - F~rlDAi , JULY d. -:t , ,AU~trto d¢3s* a. 4 Tih,perlb. ,. d- ° . Roach It C.O.I 0 he 1 i-g 0 F .ti ' ,12 a~ 00CnO' 21a5 : zRnac',pC s. Id. °.d. aaps4- 3 2 3.3 10 in: ajds, . , 4703-0Soucong 5 a 4.6ar . infcrior ?? Rimpper ton X. acr Ik 419 0 a - Ri-ga Rbine 42 1oa O0 , ot ...

... AGRICULTURE, MARKTS, &r. At Richrooni rarket, on Saturday seenniglt, there was a thin ?? of grain. Wheat sold from 9s. to I Is., Oats 2s. 9d. to 3s. 9d. Barley 6s. 6d. to 7s. Beans 75. (id. to Ss. 6d. per bushel.- At Darlington market, on- Monday last, there was a consi- derable supply of wheat. - Sales were helsvy at the close of the market, part remaining unsold.; wheat I8s. 6d. to 20s. ...

... .Ofl aiti ?? C- .?ontaih'lingthe PrjcesofM VefanRr , Contaitfisntlgte Prskes of 5cvRrh RIDAY, 14aZ r BrItish 2D 1a24 2 ; ?? lb Roach, per c. 1200 a 0cx . . Adhcs, s . d. d. 8. d 'na j Peaurlbest 52 Oa .4 001anI . - inferior G - a _ chog *; E Potbest 41 O a42 0 tr S¶ N - inferior.-0 a R_ o Rr t lrfot Barilla } rncriffe 29 0a ' U I P. °totet ' - Caritlageina S2 O a o 6tersb Iit Sicily 2 S Oa O ...

... AGRJCULZURE, MARKETS, &C. 8 ?? ETITSUIIIE. Winter is SlOW ?? osver, andl wve have not hsithertoa had any thing like what we usually call a aos;telii ae a indeed, been slightly covered with snow, anid we had a few diyiorf froat ab~uut the middle of the mondth; but the snow wvas boon ditsslved, and she frost seas neither ilevere nor of lon g continuance. Loud winds, however, oftets accompantied ...

... LONDONPRZCES CURRSAT, Q01. I itsgin the Piceoef Mercaandize'ingeaeraa. fRIDA?,. 3At4VAI 8. AglisPertbn £X.s. :. i pere, I . d. , e Brldsih_ 2D Oa22 0 Curd, 120 OaO o .koachperc. I 12Ma IO Terperlb 4 . s.d sa d..2 z 2 5a2 i IPeabt 6Oa 00 Congou, S laS 3 : 0 ^-.inferlor -i-0a-o 0' Cnpoi 3 t a3 s k .Pot besit J. . S2 0a 001. Soncheng - 4 4 a S t5 .~-nferaor ?? hernperion - :, Barila~leneriffeSS ...

... AANk O JiNGLI(ND. : t. e e e e e C Si r Several important papers connected with the Batnkpof England Slave been laid before Parlia- ment, of w hich the following are extracts.- An account of the total amounet of Bank notes and Bank post bills in,6irculation, fr6om -the 30th of December 1817, to the 25th January 1819: Bank notes of L.5 and upwards L 18,668,660 Bank post bills . 1.. 7- . 7:7s1 ...

... LOMfMZRCE, AGRICULTURE, MARKL1T, r,. Notwithstanding that all the furnaces in Monmouthsbire and Glamorganshire are in blbst, they are unable to supply the constant orders that are arriving, and this great revival ihas naturally advanced the prices from 1. S to L. i 1. Wnen it is considered that all the works have also very materially re- duced their exprnditure, the present stare of the trade ...

... LEITJi l.'dP2RTS AND EZX.,7'2s I . . IMPQ Rra. -ljen, from Hanmburgh, with five cailc-s con-t .n l . cwr. raiv Jiren yarn, for C.'and J. Philip.-l aL, 50,03o goose quilis for John Aorrlson.-229 ha., ?? ?? 20 tottS rags. 2 ?? atd Igeid~ng ror r,,str, ?? Olilrer,-.-8 casks carrawaV seed', 383 hidts, i sk 'l i Rhenish svinei and .558 haif fircitis soap, to er, r. Annta Christinas fronm ...

... MAJIET,,7. T 0 ?? - - ASOoi, JU:. As.Hi-N6 Nalteration' ?? very eteeve purcbaeelosasbeen made afPor- ite to RicaColfee, at wiat' price we have nit beer able to leans: V-we lsveagain resumed bfir quoatkons of tlds iticle, akhoug of I 'with the above, eaceptinnt-very tle has bif4one in it;- COT.TON-Contin~.speosjn very m-ited demand. Someesaev he have been made td ti' spininers of good ahd ie ...

... tQNTHLYMCOMD~ERCL REIPtORT. WEiT I' Y . E5T-- h Jamaica 'fiect skaflY rrived'.in c our ports 'about _the middle, of tlI'lastmoenth, shnce which time the greater part of the cargoesr has been landed. The ~ai howleverlare come t0 a ey' mn-i different market; for,. prior ] the 4airival' of this fleet, i we were completelyigluited `,:with West India'goods. J The demand-for-sgar, iugaterabi ted ...