... * JL1DONIMARk-uTS. o CoiV Xxd'kkNgoE XondaU ieb. ?? ai-. val of Wheat Was on the whoie moderate, and the ; ality for the most part being rough and inferiot, real nessupples-met-a-readyasade at an advasce af ?? F. I t. to ?? 2grquarter.-W. e quote Birley full 4s. p auarter . dearer thai bli day se'nsnight; fide Ma a so'has I equally improved in ?? are steady in value; but Pease of both sorts ...

... LONDON IUAItKEkTS. Ie, COUN-EXCHANtGE, Monday, July. 18.-We ob. ng served in our statement of last Friday's market, that . nd Wheatvwas nearly unsaleable, and the prices rather of- lower; this lnoroing tie fresh Supply was tolerably er, large froi Essex and Ient, and the weather contin. i 4t in6 very favourable, our buyers were backward in pur. is, cIhasing, and thlefew saleati fected were at ...

... LONDONMARKUJS. Con.r-EXCHANG, F Mona, Io 0.-hr baa :fbee Iitl ?? ha n Floutr shic ?? a ~ da sefinihtaid this arrival of Wheat this on~oing rt as.a Itolerably fair for the season;, the tri%6 hiowee it n th..gi duli state. gtcltyo thiidig Ij ;,fine ritns sell on quite, as good ?? bare Y t1i manjintains otir last qulotattion,_ and. Malt meets a dull o t ale except for ,superline qualities-Beavis4 ...

... LONDON _MARKETS. a- CO1CN-EXCIIANOiE, Afndati, Oct. 24.-There has a ld bcen agood supply ?? dayse'ntiigist, though the I te arrival of Wheat during thle same period has not been large.- * Such was the case ale, trds nssrnteg; the ?? trade r.certhe- V less was exeeedirgly dull, and last weeks pries 9e2ro only sup- I- ported for stperdine parcels; the middling and ordinary aorts are - certainly ...

... RECENT ItE'J)UCTlON6( OF 'RICIES. I' lC; QuiirteCrr Tlont can ?? lsotrl iit n whoue- C salc or reind y ney ivns' , at, ol uiulier 9d. ii ?? has fililellfom lOlr. a co tI. 3i) Ms. .3oniler, froiti JiN. tso Sis. s }ii , Ii-oum 61. 8i,. to .1l. .4s: pier 1miii. 13 Beilf, from 7d. aili 8rd. to id. (;d.a Iii. at Newgpte 1 arid Le'idenhiaiil Al:Iriets, by tic cIICS. U~t ?? i;it- fruil 8'Ux. to 6i3s ...

... Ifedsday's c5 Thursdays Post. 1 Tuesday' London Gazette. he ?? ?? Bolt and George n in ers, grocers.Wili Wall, xo , t Haol ato Datrtn, Ltodh, limen Sic ?? ITaker, Little St. Alary Aue,t otntdf, painter. no ?? ?? ?? ?? _lth ...

... Relief of tame Dstresd Mfanmfa t2urers. .. I I I I * . i| Thte dlisturbancts ad (istress ill Laticshire Suti were brought before the House of lfords, on 'Monday *nZ, te light, by a Petition presented by Lord itw'g front the LOeb *t W:LVersr of rianchester, attributilig the distress which f ly they suficr to the systent of the Corn Laws.-11e was CoI i11 followeed by the .larquis of Lansdown, ...

... HOME IMAfR ?? BASoNLOSTOe, Y . 6.-Wh1cat62s. to 4t.-nvcrage 311s. Gd. Barlev f4s. to 3Us.; Oats ?? to 1$ .; Beans 25HE. to 3'S. Ier qIr. Bred lo.l1 d. per gntoII WJN'OE;TER Nv.r 9-W imat 3,s. 1d.; Baricy 2s4. Gd.; pe~r ?? is. to is. id per gallon:.4s erOoq.- R, Nov. 4.-WhCat 3d6. 1Di Balre N 24s. VW. per 9r- ;oeurNA.0To, Nov. D).-Wheat 71. to tW.; New !J to ilb P ?? 2Us., new 30s.; Oath 219. ...

... I13111TITSH AND FOREIGN COMMERCIAL IIELATIONS. I IAt no0 Period did England ever preserit a nioreo ~,,steady or certain view of Commercial prosperity than a presic r. During the W~ar, every article brought higher prices, and there was, perhaps, a greater show of busi- ITel 701ur ness, but then it nmnst bterneembered that much of the for ai capitial employed was snjscrficial, and rouch of thle ...

... ABSTRACT OF TIlE NET PRODUCE or THE REVENUE op GREAT BRI'TAIN, Il the 1ears eiiidce5th .an. 18I9, and 5tb Jai. 1820. Ca stoats - - . 7,886,416 6,319,988 1 Excise - - 18,948,49)1 19,768,318 1 Stamoll - - - I 31, 27(1 6,184,229 1 PotRlc - - . 1,29,01)0 1,4751.0D0 Assvssod 1Tases - 6-t,'217,574 61,176,529 Laud Taxes .- - 1,2009,682 1,234,525 Miscellicialivls - 368,083 392,732 1 unappr-opouiate ...

... L.ONDON MAARKETS. . . so I- I , I C6119-EXHcCANOE, AI-onduday, July 25.-The avri- e val of both Wheat and Flour during the last week hlas been again large, and the trade closed with great dulness on Friday. This morning we hal afairasupply of Wheat, chiefly from Esse \cand Kent, and the same e dullness prevails; the stiles being chiefly confined to >. the, best runs, wbich by no means support ...

... - ILOUiSf. !1'Qfllv- IITLVQ WEDNESDAY, JULY 9, 1828. ?? THE QUARTER'S REVENUE. hani A4ltftreect of the AW'1t Peodree of thfe INev'ene of his i Great Britain', in the Years and Quarters ended the this 51h July 18'27 and 1828, shetviay the Increae or .I Decrease on each iead Thereof. the . Yeses cended Jelly S. ,g 1ID27. I d211. ererewo. Decreaue. deal, into (1s9torns ?? e, 1,64 l ,3ilsls 541 ...