... XDWiNEJRQFI CORA MARKET-tr4cr. 2.p re had agai* d short Sapply of all, kinds of grain a -- .r 4 1 _ a -0S :. -. _ ?? ?? grin 7 ?? Di ?? cr. si4 We had agaibh . short sppily of all, kinds grain - In general were qutLck, anI prices on the adva,,r,,ie , el of Wheat I1a. lower than last, bat av r;ge full MI.:t best 51s. Barley Is. higher; best 3Ss Oats fii.a t 1,,ei bes 3ui. Vleas and Nealno from ...

... CC MMElRCh, AGRICULTUREA, JMARVE7S, Lfc. , ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ . .- .- .I. | NVe feei great pleasure in communicating to our readers the accowunts forwarded to us by a correspondent, respecting the sotae Of manuur~s hesin Staffordshlire. Wednesbury, 3il-tone, Iiptoii, ald Bradley, are the chief places where the iron trade is carmied on, and it is acknowl dged by every one that they were never more ...

... COMMARCE, 4GRrCUL7TUB, MARKEI, U3 . C Hli unt he ENGLAND. raor,:in iry The favourable change in the weather at the beginning of v tow to the last month has proved one of the greatest blessings this with our country ever enjoyed, by enabling the farmer to secure the ficult pas- most productive crop of corn and pulse in a dry and mature thing ij, state. The wheat is well harvested, and found to ...

... MIEACHANlvl COMPANTr. the _ . ise Monday last, a meeting of the Merchant Com- pany of this city was heldlin their hall, Hunter'. irts SquareFor the purpose of passing the Treasurer's in accounts. The report of the state of the funds kirs being read and approved ofitwas moved that a list re. of gentlemen, nominated by the Master and As4 t sistants, as hadl usually been the custom,, be ap- ce. ...

... ,- I . ?? LOpyON-Septemrnber 29. I i ht- a Middiling supply Of wheat !his. moarning from L dhlut a rtlin i 5--t ?? . - Nve had Kent, and fine old wheat heinp in d mand, sold at o oert t l this day wveek of frnt15 6s. to Ss. per quarter; asttw wheancelut is front 43. to 6s. per quarter dearer. Burley elz~nodg~fnejiue the same as (in MWndav. Pease are dull. St~r~a~oE~tssppote prices ut tiis day ...

... CUMMERCE, A GRICULTUE'E, AMARkS75, by. ?? -V - .- ^ s~tof rh- qdt 10rimo, soares that 1 there *to The Boston Advertiser of the ld utrinao, Sores yeart - e ihe was, exported front Savannah for itue s i unte Kingdoms, from h of October 1116, to the 3inth of lae nionth, 108,622 was lthemrsreta urha creyy~dnd '28,ogann hng head o r bales of cotton, 10,779 harregs Of rice, d hgsheads of ira ...

... THE REVENUE. 1 Abstract of the net produce of the Revenue of Great Britain, in the years ending 10th October t1816, and 10th October 1817, distinguishing Ithe auarters; and also the total produce of the r Consolidated Fund, the Annual Duties, and thc War Taxes . -° tm ~ :>ot i a n . ?? ?? ?? . _ e > n ~ ~ ~ C~ . . . .. ?? ?? C~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 C s wo .tt- ,: CtoC- .-C b ) . -4 CA to : _ C_ v. A_ _ ...

... I COVMlFERCE, AG-RICULrU.RE, 7SRnt1, La. Is 'The hattitg trade in this town has expericnced a tmasnifebt e ni provernent-1cs'oas!!e-sander Lynepper. I Y I he price of copper ores advniced Lsi. per ton on Thurs- ill[day list, beyond that of the preceding wceiL T he standard is now L.iS6.-CvLtricr. - T lhe land sales which have ra cen place in this part of the srcountry lately, have bern on ...

... ICOMmBACE,, AGRZCULTURR, MARKEB7S, Wo. ?? . . . ?? - .. . ?? .. - ~ i _. HerringA exported fiorn Leith, betwixt the 5th July ansi ?? October:-To Russia, 4799 barrels-Denmark, IS- Pruisia, i297-Gerniahy, ?? -Total,20,20n Grain imported into Leith, for the week ending the 24th of October :-Foreign.-Wheat, 2440 quarters 180B bigs.-. Qats 1400 qvtarters-Barley, 400 quarters 177 bagp-Linseed, S440 ...

... COMM 1fE12CJT, ACVVGCU! 7Tv - - In Imlot parts of 'aec c6unty of Ah5.rA ,; a ?? UX ?? as I pr>rs of th- cainty of d i ry a~ Ban&'rhiresr Ile heor a11d ?? $ ,1 ;^5>;r5 il 'oIJ co3dihion; but. iaisoier i4, * ! n tiansgh ijured by the late frosts. 'l'inerci. ! sat5 Ii - rig ?? for thP last thre 0Wcelk, s 'sore , chance of farther filling. 1'Cs The best oacmeal *vas, on Tesniay, seir; nt Imaket, ...

... COMMRACE, AGRICULTURE, MARKE78, L-5- In looking around us, we perceive on every hand a materia1 improvement in the condition of society in the manufacturing parts of the kingdom. T he nierchata, the manufacturer, and the labouring lassee, ail partake of the benefits of the revi- val of trade, and the retal dealers, particularly those who vend the .srondary necessaries of life, that is, ...

... FROMIT TE LONDON GIAETTE. BANICRUPIS. 11FUliam FTTlnham, BRh, coinper.r JO ;i srmith1. Lgn, ouirnwI Sr Oeorge s Fields. Swgrre' grocer. Jan FPeld. WI cor,- Sr nerser priosib? of 'uIc. E. EviFar, ).r, of .\'13eiyrhbivw LArnariheristllnserw~ercht. 3, - .i .'vhiri, Liverpool, mero'hint. \jillj T s ,ndnIS wt maie'ysr.t 'Ih rn] Sl sell, Jewir Stree. Cripplegate L.ondon. taust.- Rich.9rd Mitch-ll. ...