... iat? ?USE in th? JFf. RKETS. ;, ..-.. . I.., .,,- . . Is; Id' e late. aordinary and ra~pid advance in a prc - f g0A ramo u ghou. tb,o4le' of the s ,te& I;inigslotm, .fbebr a dvepir~ssion which has s ;:,~f msFnuchl distress,;ampng .,a large; andl ni ahua'bl'e potcitioriv o~f the:. commlu~nity, -has ;been . ; /conszdesed'6~y. mnany as. at symptom of returning. 1 'pro'sperity to' the' ctuptry ...

... ?ff?I?we 24? 1816. 9 pin ? - from hepce t? New Yoi?lc,, ?Tlse-?ome?, £denbti?h? ?-' ?'?-?? isasi i1t?9?WCilta Is?ndin the Orkoeya on flue 6'h ,utst??pi ''il?iaH1?0itin on the91W i?p?t'an$- ?Wil?N,? ? arr?ed 3here osx Monday. co? ? For ?ypkosiud.ale iai? bant??g the'2d inst an? passed the Sound 951' *? ? l ueArjaclileSt Dant?'g, loading for rlus?. purl, mu ? G?i&,?n1i4I, wish thirteen s.stl ...

... CORN-EXCHANGE, Mark-Land, LoNDoN, , - MONDAT, JUz: 10. It. will be seen hy refereuce to tbe report of .arrivals bheneath vwhat a plentiful supply w e have receised of mosct articlea since our last; thie larger. proportion of wheat bowever was froin Srotlattd,-()n W'ed'esday the .5tht, as we stated in nur lerter oF that clar, a gteat duiltiesa pre- vadled, anud an ahatement fromu tie precediugF ...

... RU Fl S 1qU I IJ El) 'I0 SURIIENDER. i R. Blakevs,Leds, Yar, ?? ip , I .',JuIy 9, iat er3 the Ilol , Le'ers. Silichim , Allcasio. Upson, Ni husulsa, rl imill ill~l~ ,leeds. J. lie a, EI auclacster, c Cotl spinUer, JoTe 14, 1.i, July 9 , ;t tbe B. idigenier Armits, Alau:tsier. Sulicitur5, ;Mebssrs uid ?? Wad Wl ii, RlIalrleller. e J1 i3reretuta, Waa hiclturch, Salop, brewer, June 188, 19, Jily ...

... -SHIP NEWS; - , -PLYMOUT5, JUNEc 24 92Sald his M~ijesty's ship Woondfark6 to the eastward. PoRs'rmou ?? -2A-Arrived the Harvest, Davideoni. pa fro m the F'lavarfi~avh left-tlie eorls March. A156, his 51ajetIy' i ships Mutitie traon Cork,- Oniyx frolm Jamna'Lca; an'd Tyri~aneifcons Pt a cruize. sa FA-tMOUTHs JuKte 23-Arrived the Laly Arabiellajiackeit, at with a mail from 1Lislionin li14 days. ...

... TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZE'FlTE. e BANKRUPTCY SUPESEDED. WV. Quartdrmalu, Oxford, breeces-nwker. BANKRUPTS. . Wskal-ey. Leead', drugisf- Attoruies, Mdessrs.Lamberit. - 11r and Deane, (iray's-iensqnare J. Heys, Manchester, cotton-spnineT. 'Attorni~es, Alessm i;i.- 'airtltne andS Clarke, Warnifod-eouit. J. Ho riton, Mhitchn-ch, Salop, brewer. Attornies, Mcs'ra 1Lon e ai11d Caw burn, Telrn In . J. ...

... SATURDAY'S LONDON GAZEITE. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. t. Crisp, Nicholas-lane, merchant. M. Fair!ess, Bistzop-Wearmoath, merchant. BANKRUPTS. J. and R. LorcT, lialliwelt, Lancaster, cotton-spinners. Attorney, Mr. Meiddowerolt, Gray's Inn-square. R. Hart, Ormskir k, Lancaster, cotton-mnanufactvrer- Attornies, ,Messrs. Hurst and Co. Kinit's-Bench-Walks, Temple. W. Vise, Spalding, Lhicolnsilire, ...

... LOVNDO.N (4Zh`,'TT9, Satrdflay, Jime 1.5. -LIST OF BANICRUPT$l. John SwanlonI'afrnt'r, of rthe dcit if Norich. timber and coal-inerchantt, d c. ii air. Jane 9S. 0.Ana Jlvdit 7, at 4, at dile Rampant Harse inn, to) Nae-nich.--Alt. Chase, Nainrich, John tiner,of T.'nlridgr, ini ii.' enctsit of Kent carpenter, tosurat dine Sit July 52, .,Idt 27, at to.-Art. Bigg, South- ioet Wtin fai. Jci datao ...

... AlARKET ?? A - -- - d .f . . n A d1. ?? T - II-CoIll ExenlA-409, Dolo11i1toY Jusre 14, IliIg 5, ai hand bet a small sopply of Essex, boit a vetry g9OtI sit of Kentiish %o1r het this! nioyoanrig, and thererr was a little lrrl,. nets in tire sales ot fine qunalities onl first upciiti;t the slu .r but this soo vint off; arnd thle trade w'as qlterwaourrs oerrit, atlu hontidas's prices lihardly ...

... tONDON IMARKIETS,; TUESDAY, XJune 4.; * | ,,rot,;- Nicholson's P&rice C'unsentt.2 ' - . The-CoT~oN -market ii without jnleerrsi; the c'onsd~el- .rahle ai rivals and thie declinlingt plrices at mite cuepo5i. , hve'occaeioned' a limited denn31d;>tlbere i.,, homcset/rs l ittle variation inf the mcirrency.. - . ;---'i :COFceE.-Tho ~.iies broughlt forward this .week lsavzF been rat isereaiteoqive, ...

... DEBATE ON THE FINANCES OF THE CouNTiRY. (May St, 1I86.) Mr. J. P. GRANT moved the order of the day for resuming the adjourned de- bate on the finance resolutions. He re- gretted that this important sebject had not fallen intoabler hands 2 but he felt that he should have neglected his duty, had he not called the attention of the House to it. There was no man bat must be aware that the country ...

... mr! 'l a. R. KI . - I L. ily CnrN EXCIIANOE, Alovdav. June 17, 11316. Z pr, Tl-l're was a moderate supply ot %hlieat fiumi tile Home e Di'srict atlist Ilmorning, bi thc Iresh cargoes cciiinue ?? arrive M 4, roni tihe Nortliven Counlties pretty lrecly lfence %ve bad very .5 r dull salks to-day, at a declinie of Iiollu ?? ti '4s. per quarter.- Barley was not inl much demiiid, and being tolerably ...