... PRO -~iYCIAL INTELL1GE.YCEIj I PROVIeNCIL~ INT'lELaL.)GENCE. i On Thursday nexct, the 19th inst. tile day ap- pointed for his Majesty's Cororiattion, the uiivision of the 4Oth regiment stafionrsJ here, ac'ornpanied by the staff of the Clare Militia, purklose firing a fcu- de joie in honour of Ihbe occasion. The Provost re- qu ,ests the inhabitants to celebrate the event by illu- minatiorns and ...

... I *; T[7n/Ir 11 r,,, I fte rCavC ?? dau, - - There a~re Ot~llr IV eW-, hoeer t it) Ids 1j jrr ',tihe ?? heiip 'tsi lth ?? rveturn cfany ?? Single ?.1 ' of tixes h iivO, ?? 'Ile day ' Ii.> pr int atspeciei of Arithin~ti - qnd mnullipli, 5s unil tflh LiOprj~ at %%tt c,, 'raus is it with thle present rae ofil ters, who hevp, bytei dv~0 ?? t allu~led to, cuts,'ripped th0rop tn apjredecessors. ...

... DOM.STIU iAitKETS. (From the London Observer.) ISo much has recently been said on the great reductions .which have taken place in the prices of the ordinary necessa. !ries of life, as compared with the prices of the same articles a Ifew years back, that we have been induced, at the suggestion o of many of our correspondents, to lay before our readers a scale of the actual retail prices at ...

... LONDON GAZEJTTE, Nor. 17, 1821. ?? - . . . - I t At tle Court at Carlton-Housc, the 11th of No. _ vember, 1I21, e PRESENT, . The King's Most ErceJlont Majesty in Council. t It is this day ordered by his M'jessy in Council, j that the Parliament be prorogued from Thursday the twenty-ninth (lay of this instant ;.'hovember, to 3 Thursday the third day of January next. This Gazette contairs a ...

... L,1,VhEN 'RlAD!r. BELFAST, JU1,Y 21.-A Meeting oir tib Linen' Merchants and :Manufactures, who attend Belfast Market, tonk place yesterday, ppriuant to public notice from Jirnel Corry, Esit Secretary to tbe Trustees of the Linen and Hempeo Manufacture. to consult nnd collect their opinions, relative to the best system of txxamininga nd Sealing Brown Linen for Market. There was a nhierous arid ...

... It is deplorable, but not surprising, that this de. testable traffic should still be carried on by Govern. merits which have unequivocally expressed their abhorrence of it. We say it is not surprising, bej cause very nearly twenty years elapsed between the period, when its enormities vere first proclaimed aloud in this country, anti its legislafive prohibition. We have scarcely a right, ...

... T1 j Al ZA KEJ S. DUBLIN CORN EXCHiAN.GE, OCT. 19.-NoitWvt'l_ i1andin r the ahur, !Ian; sopp)lips of wheat on preeed. ing Markets of a verv inferi)r quality which ha; been offered at v.-ry low rates, the quantity that appearv:d to-day was immneise, at eve, lower prices oats was hut in middling demand, barley was ex- ceedingly he-ivy. FI-ur is omining doon to its old price. Tue reduttioii on ...

... THE BUDGET-ENGLISH AND FOREIGN STOCI -SAVINGS' BANKS1 The annual statement of the finances by the Chancellor of the Exchcqucr, as delivered on Friday evening, was yesterdoy tSunday) the only topic of discussion in tire city. Our own opinion is, that though it is far from realising the sanguine ex- peezasions that lave been indulged in on the occa- sion, there is sufficient in it to satisfy all ...

... A I- A ?? -- .11,41WRTS, Corv eapp, e.e I t I d tys Marie t. The (qality, oW X beat varied so c n .deraflby that poro;as es were niade at from S:i to is a1 per stone, a ?? prifne saples of White Larnas fetched is (31; Oats 8II, Barley lOd, Flour 4-5s per bag, Ottneaal 4- per ewt, P0 aloes 3,, Pork 1 8 to 20., Beef 93d t-, 4d per 1b.MuatLn 3 -'1uiter 80s-74's. 8Ss-62s-56s.50s per cwt. Rapeseed ...

... I T,().VZ)oV A11.1MtRAKET8. I A t v ?? . _ _ . - _ _ D ' Tl- COR,%..EX(;tIAOGE, OoTOBER ;29.-The arrIV31S af wheat last week having been considerably Iwss than for some time past, and the stlpply this morn- illg bein, small ti,,d cbhfiey of inferior quality, filne sa nples sold 'rom 2.. to Ss. per quarter highef thaan on fhis; day ee'n.g t; but there i's zo improvement in pr-ce of the ...

... | A I . r r i -m Advices from St. Petersburgh communicate the following commercial regulations lately adopted by the Russian Government with respect to the limits of navigation along the east coast of Siberia, and the Aleuian, Kurile, and other islands : ST. PETERSBURGH, SEPT. 28.-Reaulations for the limits of navigation and the commercial re- lations along the east coast of Siberia, the ...

... I 7,fir Q,-1,4RTEPL'.? . t - IARSTRACT oJ* MSE Nar Pit O)o'rX. *,,J/ilte Ri'VP.\t'F. tY Jor the Qu2rterS eiriding ihe .50, qJ Juuy, ISi0, nsdrr .5th of Jidi 1821. 5 n tu.Y. J-I Ju ?? [,In. j 1|420. ?? |crease. creane.| ?? I.S52.846 1 -I b9t3 6'i- .tS,853 ?? , ,520,6D9 1 v6f.S5.lo 2.9 'or glsamps ?? 1,581,445 I 1,518.493.t 62,985 ad ?? 3,52,000 1 318 000 4.000 Ass'd Taxes 2,345.550 2 28 031O . ...