... VESS.P'LS ARRIVED. WEST 1,NDIES. (2 Clareodon,]Jineale, fromJamaica, with29Shhds.'9 tcs2brls sogor i24 punchs rum 126 tcs 19. brls coffee 15 bags cotton 47 Iu; 5ono ?? Fletcher Yatesandcoll hidssig r brl 15 tos coliee Addison and Bagott S0 hhid, sugar W Goore 35 do 59 tcs coffee 20 tons nicaragua wood erder. ' James ilarris, b ildridge' from Jamaica, with 53 h hds sogar Pu 60 ISrlchsO[05 55r ...

... &iVARKETi' X L-ZICES. I L '~~~. - . L ,; AidE l'Dl, N. i Quartern Loaf fld to 30i j :, - - . ro sil c jat{ln c per ci(ck 7 ' - - ;;d t?t s rotatess, - o21 to l1( j hu ' - - ' s's 1i. i )tii $ - 'ie t!t l. Od C ;! a'' ' -, 'i , t:t- - mM 10( to 2e !. f.it. st: ...

... COR-N. ECHAaNGE, Sept. 5. Our' market wals well supplied with Wheat and Oats this day from our own coast; besides which there was a very large forei1gn supply of both these ?? wvas exceedinglsN d ?? in sale, and full 5s. per, quarter lower; tlhe best Essex White wiould harely reuch 84s. per ?? was plentiful thi6s usorniing, antd 3s. per quarter lower; and MIalt is rery dull in sale, a:nd Is. ...

... MARKET IIERALD. ic)Co7iN F;XrI*A':E, Monday, Sept 19, 1R14 a he ?? bad a few fresh saniples of EItsex Wheat at market this e k, ntornin, but the quahity was not generally fihe, either ol the or old or itew-fine old Wheats 6old about Ss lot4s per quattr Ir *us dearer than this day se'nnight, and were bribsk in ate -Barley e Ii is very dull, aud about Is. perequatter Jower.-.Malt, of good r ...

... sHilP tVIIS. rrrs-rm ,.6a,9t- 2- r~ , I. tsrilrwq uteo sihis Pl:1see, Captaisl Iloppinsis Front i Bnrll-01KII, wish T'5'5ic-S Va* r left she irortnne tie i7th 1n55 mt whtti coming out tsf the tlot t mwa IF ile loo~~ a Annricn Ml~verOfabout 333c tUrisi, P t oth of l~in r1 i.a Amer~l2icn. Slite b-r y Ore tl are '1i5d end pave ch'cr, to the Ciallingwvoid, end nicarlF rats hie, n itS)shst on' ...

... REPORT OX THE CORAN TRADP. ch (Coistinued from our paper of Thursday last.) r ~at Mr D. Stewart, a land-agent and surveyor, stated that in the course of his profession he had been much in Ireland during drt the last seven years. In that tin-e grest improvement had ta-r in ken place in noblemen's and gentlemen's demesnes, and also in ies the places held-by those persons denominated middlemen; ...

... ufi~~v~e,v aasva,.vCJ.. SEQUE9 rRATSONS. vnr DAVID GRIeVF, grocer, Cosvgete, Edinburgl-creditors he meet in the Ro l ?? Coffltouse, there, 1ith Sep. ?? and 4th October, owae o'ciock. EXAMINATIONS, &c. - LEwis TasoaSosN, smith and ironnionger, Edislbargh, to ae be examined ih the Sheriff-clerk's offlc-, there, 2ith Sepela. _ber and 3d Ocrober, two ('clock. ch ALFeXAS DrR WAL.FeRR and CO. ...

... LE&H IAWPORTS AND EXPORTS. Mentor, from Riga, with 9 e. St. deals, 1. S. 7. deal cnds, i. 1. 0. batten ends, and I fathom lathlwood, to order. . Jessie, from Damzic, with 77. 2. 0. staves, for W. God& dard and Co. Janet, from Gottenburgh, with 7Q.piteces fir timber, 2. 0, I5S. desls, 5. 2. 12. d&al ends, for Dudgeon, Dickson ?? Co' I- 61 bars iron, tor W. and J. Crawford.-1. 2. 0. deas ends, ...

... Leeds Corn-Alarliet, Tuesday, Sept. 7. .x_. - _ - ?? o 1. .. as: n Wheat ?? per Loxd ?? °5, 6.1. to 55;. 0J Beans .. (ncow) ?? ditto ?? . Vs l U. to 21 s Cl Berkey .. ditto ?? (iletw) .3 s. Od. to tiJ 04 Orats. .. per QrQarter (S bursheles . 28. 0.(d. to 34;. C I 3hclling ?? ?? 6 . 5c 59g. 04 Price of TA1l1w', 9s. ?? p-r Ztzrle. Shiptois eorlf-AIarhet, Seta'efr doy, Srpt: 2. White Wheat, D ?? ...

... 'IdtesdtI!s PostCOntinued. B.-IAWK2RUPYS~forn Tuesday's Ga4ettc.; Robert Leeds, of Norwich, brush-maker. ; Nathaniel Biroinshaw,. of Octwoods, Derbysiilfe, tuiber-imercihant. John Manton, of Birmingham; factor. 1-. Moore, of Alresyas, Staffirdshire, cheese-factor. John Anderson anrd John brown, of Worinhood- street, merchants. ' I ' - William Cardwell, of Liverpool, coach:mnaher. Itichard Webb ...

... FRIENCII AGUNIENTS FOR THE SLAVE TRADE. (From, tbe Y.'srmal de Paph'} it The Chamler of Commserceof the town ofiNantes,1i0 to jrrft purbfilihed firtme obifervations oir the flave trzide, an for the refloration of St. Domingo, of which we thiunk it our th duty to prefent the fulbflatcc '- to Tt would be impradicalile either to re-people or re- fo cultrs'aic St. Domingo -witeout tie faetadc: ...

... i ' ; .- . : !' S~fP NWEbS. . otiaY burT, UeaT. r .4.ArrIv~4 the Tyrlan, i4, Captlan Baldwi',; from Lishonj last from 0lerburgli; alled friznl tlae 'fbair' pott tyth ilt. with fire trine prtr dnll- r r vohiie Z~oFseoc'lri bderr on hoaird, ahhn It'd be~ n t lefn «ndi~teatpP*S~l pttbihtoSduly by entitiaty wi'dS,? antd uitltathey trrived At Cleshrurth ,sviere the VIAr1,e PrJetr miost elititnously ...