... 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; ...

... .I.EITH MARKETS-SEPr. 10, VO FLAX-Has been little asked after this weel, but prit s rce a main nominally the same. ?? HeMP-continues in regular demand, and several sales have been effected at from 53s. to 55s. 'I'ALLOW.-A good deal of business has been done in thii ar- id idee, and the price ganeially obtained bas been S4s. for YteUow Candle. AsaEi.-One lot of Petersburgh New Pearl sold at 559 ...

... LLOYD'S MARINE LIST-Sept. 9. 1814. 'I he ?? lames, Ednionson; and ?? Atlantic, PatterWon; fJ ont Iueiws Ayres to London, were eaptured previous to the 21th nlt by the Chaiseur privateer, of'16 gbns and 120 men. S'Ie had 'also taken the sloop Christian, of Kirkaldy, from io:ndon to Newfoundland, (and ?? otler vessels before known), but gave her up as a carelc, -and she arrived at Poote- ...

... SLAJ'E TR.4DE . lSERVA'riONS (Ot' t' HE CHAM-ltlER 01' coUi. XT~CF' NA N~TE ON TrHE SLAVE TitADK A1) [Uti F fix-rSPA thAt, MFNT OVh TMli COLO0. NY OF ST. DoMINGYO_(Concluded.) MNIch Ilas been written for and against the dlavety of blacks ; we think that on both sides exagrerited opi .nions have been given. We ncknovledzge that bL 'ore a moral tribunal slavery cannot bitt bh reprohated, b. t do ...

... SlIP NMEIVS am SAL orLrUE OF IIE U S 3 lASlTlP3 ANWEtP. t ALtiv AupI Aug g 31,21, fo r The subjoinedl eleven French ship s of war, not having r o . , thE een liniohed wiaih the time ( (sut week- after the ;goi - tlr ing of ecea,) limited b~y thle I'rory of Paris, were put to UP to sale by auioo. thiisj orninrr, as they stood on to tile tocks i n owr dock-yard. It ic singular that veryy little ...