... - I LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, 2. . rsd a5l Septeluber 25.kS228. The sales of tbe week are 12,000 bags, at the prices before 1 current. The import is 9,000 bags, namely, 7,000-Braxil and PA ?? Americun. THURSDAY EVENING'S SHIP NEWS. Wind S.S.E. Boston, Mackay, from Boston; salled Ist instant.-Irlam, Camp- bell, from Barbadoes.-America, Evans, from New York.-Birkby, 1 Johnstone, and Caledonian, ...

... Emporto. AFRICA. Mleg Merrilies, hll. Clegg, fin Bonny, with 863 ca palm oil, 27 ele- phant teeth, 700 cocoa nuts, 6 fath dunnligs wood, 1 trunk glass necklaces, British ret~urned, I ck rivets do, H-. Laffer.-P. Dk. earriet, BR.Stoe, wievth 00occpialm odlo 491 elephant teeth, It l~c camnwood, liec 221b gu~m cop 1. Sic 261b bees' we,., 1 2,000lb. Havfana FPo;et, J. T. M orgafie~n 'foBtonvny, ...

... *t X~ark tts.- = .NU LIVEiRPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesday., ?? 30, 1828. We have had rather an increased supply of Grain this week, and up to Saturday our narket remained it about the sa-me state vhichi we reported in our last circular; but on that day some large parcels of Wheat were purchased by speculators, and, in the evening, the arrival of the accounts from Londois caiused a very active ...

... 3,rmporto+I IFannyW. Jornev, wih84cka. oil4180oepbanttieeth 37 mil sea lfreteeth 9tons redwood 6fths fire wood fort 0 Bold &7co fie n ~~EAST INDIES. '0 JonBl .Ceetfo actaad ars ih(rm 34. I ~~WEST INDIES. 'liilliam, C. 'ItGiashari, firom jamaica with 686 hI cotton for 1-W Tdiddicion and co ?? Go do Davidson 'arid Garnett ?? 44do 0 45I le-lry 1rr and co ?? 401igmahogany Middleton and Tosnanot;. ...

... 3unkufpt%,-ft. Pion fth London &azettc, Apt5. 189& J. pl1ose. sen. T. eClos, and S. Relinhold, Manchester, mor, cbaujtj.-T. an& P. Harpe r, Breconsloire, dealprsanrd chap- rnen.-G. Gresham, Hull, cloth-mrnkClaiit.-.i. and H. Barter, Poole. timberoerchlMlet-J. Yates, ,iddleser, timber-nier- chant.-W. Graham, London, upholsterer.e-. Easterby, Lon- dolln, nerclh-at.R. Morice, LCodonf baker,-R. ...

... Stritom Ourrnt. 3. Ic December 21, 1825. Sugar, D. P. per cwt. s a. Lgoo Xn a,.d2 . 41. )g Mooco. dry brown ?? 63a 60 aaia. 65O 7 00 Middling ?? 69 Hondua e- Good d n.. 70.72..t..Di70. 727 0 0 7100 .,Good~bright ?? 3 75 Carupeach.7 15 08520 t- Fine ?? ?? 19 Fustic,Cnba 10 0010 1 00 Very Finie ?? : Jamaica .. 7 00 Alo 10 1- Dabs&verybrn.SeMo.60 62 Brazil ?? 6 - 100 7 10 0 s, Molasses ...

... a ankrupt%, &C. t.-W. Palmer, nman, Middle- cer.-J. Jeffrey, iddleseax, linen. itrughbell, Lon- or.-R. Hudson . Clarage, Lois- .yshire, cotton- esid N. Lloeyd, corn and pro- merchant.-P. er, Yorkshire, ainsbolder.-T. B * ?? DOSli~V c sE. Cordingley, Cheiteu- ,,ate Jesojport'tid E Balrden, Worcestershire, drapers.- Jll a 5 ager.- R Theobald, Norwiih, woolstaplers.-T. igisl .Civener.-W. ...

... finvorto. EAST INDIES. 80 Byron, T Andrew, fin Calcutta, with 52 ch indigo, H Ferguson T * 44 do, K Gladstone. .31 do, Rathbone Brothenrsand en. .17 do, E H umble. .91 do, Cropper, Benson, and co . 151do, D Wffitink. .23 do, .Ri CHumberston and co. .24 do, I117 bg saltpetre, Tand J Boekiebank do * .12 ch lac dye, 157 bg sugar, Gladstone, Ogilvy, and ?? bg 32 Paddy. 1000 bg rice, Watson and co. ...

... We intended to offer some further remarks on this iml cb portant subject this week; but on perusing the following ha document, we find it so pithy and comnpreensive that we at shall lay it before our readers in preference to any com-. f ments of our own. The statement emanates from the. gentlemen deputed from Liverpool, Manchester, Birming- M iham, Bristol, Leeds, Glasgow,; &c. to represent to ...

... ji-tarkao. I: LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesday, October 20, 1829. During the past week we have had a good supply of grain froni Ireland; but our own farmers, being engaged in preparing the ground for Wheat and raising Potatoes, have not brought their supplies forward so freely, which has caused rather an Increased demand for new Irish Wheat, both in this and the neighbouring markets; but ...

... LIV-ERPOOL CORN EXkCHANGE, Z-iUesldy Atgast td, lo2st - : : ?? *8fI :r - - . Js A9 Arrivals of any Xidof Qa.'2ince'thCs 4a sennlght have C been smll in the eitreme4 the weather has also copthlued e very, uprinti'ous. Throughout the week, the ftinagdun .- Wheatand sha ontinued lively, and a gradual increase If lithee ?? of Ihaiy articles baa been the cotosequence :buit ii ,h to-day being~fna ...

... VP4. JAMES CROPPEDVS PHILANTHROPIC EFFORTS TO I PROMOTE THE COMMERCE, MANUFACTURES, AND TRANQUILITY OF IRELAND. We are much gratified to learn from the public jour.a n nals, that Mr. Cropper's late visit to Ireland is likely to tre lead to important and most beneficial results. His well- ted digested and philanthropic plans for the employment-of thij the Irish population appear to have been ...