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... COMMZRCA,_ AGRICULTVJB, W.-prx A proof of the fioorishiiog state of the iron A proof of the flourishing state of the iron ' occrred. At Cytarthfa iremn works, in 3iKr : William Crawsbhy, Esq. the proprietor, has ha s increased the wages of all the workmenl tnjlp?.l 4 t ve concern, alln vcd to bethe fiC I able in this or jny other corntry in ?? 'c temporary depressiozi of the trade, the il ...
... Co0r21iME, 4,'tJcULcrzrux, IIR IIs, - , ?? w,3'as. 29.- aQ n'ark8bf, Ate-inc g~sin5 prorIle- ty i.f this cparttifthe country we psiltiwii th much ptea-' urejhs owngtstamemAt.A Fli rnliidues of the Forrh and . ?? navigatbln, which in 1816 amocunted to L 31,79; 125. d., amouted-in 1817 to.L.33657 3a id. m i On tleZ'6 insvant, two turnipq tr the globec kind were taken up in a fird belonging to Mr ...
... .?D2M4iGTON cop.NMA~hgET-3al. 91818. AT ma_|_ _ ._ - _ . _ 1.: .'-8at=t 7 A Iage, supply; of wheat.ln market, which sod bslshiyr top pnce'Od. 1wezt than lait day;9currentprices ratheron the adviifin; best 42s. clsrren' prices from 3S.' tor 40s.-S' Barley the same as lastday;;irst 38s.; current.prices from E Sa. to. 6s6.-Oate Is. 6d. higherkhan'lsst day; best 3S2. 6d.; R cu'rrent prices from ...
... COMMR X, AGRIWLX?~R, MXz5,WC q . I i d ' t r. _ - There a erei'5 ships' ftrom Hull, rmployed in. the'vhale r fisherry last acasoh h ?? Stiieir'afid So inGreenland.- They caught .822&.whales, and, ,10k46 se~I sp~roducieig 47'14L tons of~oilr , Blev~ez, shijp., from,,.;5tbyP to~o 4o~me 912 tonis- of oil. ?? :AiHhiA'os miaret,'on 2Mn at, tere was wa consi-. derable supply of rll kinds of grain, ...
... e sOMM, ERs4 v1G R ICUL7RURE, lf,.1.8-KEj, 3 I Thc cotton tradc is daily bcc)lminlg lrliskcr. ' 3 The cotton tradc is daily becomingi-sker. ?? A,;, advance bae already takien place on ;st so. Ot o and the deman'd for fvie ipiuslios ier the c rv rai5. ed, in it cffiect upon the markt;c by Cre (idr-r. U Uncted Scatei, whcre growviflg weairlsrasacc l j tlish.drcsses..! Cotton elinizig, ;hilI ...
... ?? B/~'ATS *e Some time since gave.the particulass Oi ' 3 riiutiy, on board the Sir Joseph Banks convictf shipi5 on her passage for New South Wales. It appears that three of the ringleaders in the muti- : d ny were put on board the American ship the Ga-. leru`;C in'TraCy, so'be 'elivered 'over to ;he E Britih> otialate'ini the 'nite; St'ateis. Cap- tain;-T y Iis recint]y arrired this cosntry, ...
... COMM~iRA,~Ff AGRiCUT UR , v6 ;fRKE7S, Fre. atr 1:__^onEerw - Av the Irreate in- The following statemnent shows the great in- - crease of'the r'vienue 6f'tje Cusfzom atO the port Tosv ~jof Ieith. t- ,Ts Increase on the quarter ended. the. 10th October Is17 Lim ¢compared with the corresponiding quarter of the former o,. year ?? ?? ?? .746 II 6 Ditto on the quarer ended sth January. V 1818, ...
... COMM.ERCB, JGRICULTURB, MARAB7S, M.1 * The ?? of calicoes or cotton piece goods at Black. burn 'are very extensive. About 25,000 pieces are made sweekly, for which upwards of L.6,500 are paid for wages. The total number of vessels. cleared at Newport, Mon. .mouthshire, in the year en'ding the 5th instant, was Si50, of which 4389iwere coastwise, and 75D foreign '(including ire. land);.and in ...
... COMMERCE, AGRICULTURE, MARKE7S, tM An increas of L. 90,000 has taken place in the Customs a 8 Grinsby in the last year. In 1816, the duties vere L.70,90)3 in 1317, L. 101,072. WONDERVUL F;xTNlr Oi CobMEatcE.-Fromanaccnratc calculation with which we have been favoured by a gentlce man in a high official situation, it appears that thc following extraordinary cxportation, in wow articles only, ...
... COMMERCE, 4GRICULTURB, MARKEUS, Wr. GLASGOW, Jan. 5.- Nothing can he a surer ;ndi ation M of the revival of trade in this part of the country, than rhe Ye ! tequtity of Cotton WWool which has been consumcd l' Ket~ri e last vear, compared with that of the year pr - ,a ! Ceding. Froin the annual printed statement of one of ,-r Qu farst mercantile houses, it appears that the in:reased c n- ...
... COMMERCE, AGRICULTURE, MARKBlS, C,. - . .. .. .. . .. ?? -- - I- ?? ?? * GLASGOW -MARKETS, Jan. S. eel COTTON.-~The sales are about 700) ba~es, at the prices of Sir atee.Sealalaind Georgia 187, at'2s. 4d. to .0d- o.Stained 7, At 2s. 22.-Bowed. do. rnew crop, at 22-skd. to jilit P23d.-Do. old at 193~d. to 92-Ad.-~Ne'Y Orleans 87, at 291d. rna to 12q. ()A,!-Pcrnaabtic0 85, at '2e. 2d. Maranhamn ...
... COMMERCE, AGRICULTURE, VIARKE7S, a:c Statement of exports from Jamaica, froim 20th O] September 1818, to 20th September 1817:- H 116,010 Hogsheads. c 12,094 liercces . -Sugar. 01 2,8s8 Barrels ' ei 47,949 Poncheons T I ,fl94 2Hogsh:ea4: tfui S 203 Casks' 916 Barrels . d e25 Casks Molheses. 5,361 Ca~ka lcinge r. 1,196 Bags ' 946 Casks Pimento.. t 15,817 Bags P tc ! 4,793,70S lbs. Cr5ff, AVR, ...