... 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 ...

... f THE th t r ?? f a thei~ et protiuce of the Revitme of ghreat o be, Abstract of 'the Net Produce of the itevenue 0l lireat alone -Bitain ini thelteats and Quarters cided the tith of in :d by April, 1823, showing' the Increase or Decrease on th FEr- each head thereof. el pl ins Yeasr ende 5 April Ci 1ryice juit2. 15s3. Iecrease. Decreas-. ?? J1 _ aliac- . .. A* £.. .vs ont Customs . 1,X1s,71 ...

... LONDON MIARKETS. Co:f t -ExcUiA-,r, il'fmdy, 20. -T'ie navei4c ?? of our River. being nolv coinpietcly s, herrpittit ky adl by the vvocrity of the frost, so as entirely hl O-seavint i' tr- worlztng by craft, itosinesa is almost ruspendled intur i M ret, as the Factors lvill not expose samples OR*le ?? of .veathlr breals. Ilafhier more. uncinty was asked for ISS C'orn in. granary, btr there was ...

... CORN-EXCIHANGE Mondlay Feb 24- -We were very moderately suppltled with Wheat this merrier, chiefly from Essex and Kient, and there was more brisk- ?? sin the trade than we have obseved of late, the best runs meeting a ready sale at an advaisee of froee 2s. to 33. per quarter, whilst the middling and ordinary sorts also are taken off' at a p~roportionate Improvement in ?? Barley ,s in very ...

... CarNt-EXCSANcGE, Mondaywe Feb w. L w had a good Fiaply of Mrheat this woe; nig from E9ex, Kecnt, F and ,Uff ?? and the quality on the whole being but c adialdlin,f, tic better Serim ftcs.d a tolerably ready sale, w oi nst as good ter.s as nlst is eek; but thc niddling tI and ordir.3ry sorts go of heav-ly, and on rather lowc'r jT temn' 's I Bly coli more freely than last stdted; aud sI Peas ...

... ?? , . is u s Exrtent, Heed00, I3o ll'c hadi & r cent. tale I goodl *valatl ofL heat this mornsingkfrone Ps tesse e-x et. tn Suiolik: the trade on thewhole, how. at any eye w~ dull, and titougls a fewl of thehatrn, nal rAatyrea{ ...

... k rnuto v iltf 13,05to - I FROM1 TtESDAS L§ i.OD&LAT CAZ};TTI. - ANKRtJPTS-Jimnie~ C'.irpcnter, of K Romsy. Hants. ?? I Crik, of 1 Trovbridige, Wilts, 1iieducildrcyr.-Itobeic Dsieknsonl of lexharm, Northurrberland, Ottioner.-JohU J!rdn- ian, f Nac field York ?? Lelvis, ol Goytrey, M1oninout alo ire tizbi;ekIr.--A ialil, Gordon, of 4(lravmsad. XEat; ihc Wia.slonry Vil Brown, of SurreY- teet, ...

... IIOQIE AIARKETS. BA$lSGSTRKW,-Sf7?t. 3.-WbeatA4s. to,4s,.; Barleys to-s Oats 269. to 24s.; Beans 3Ss. to l rr 4r-Brrao1 ls. tRI Wurclrv.aiix'9R Act. sj~~t6~d;Br~ 5. 3d.;i- per ?? Is. 5,3l6.'pergaio t ADQv t Avg. I5ad.; Basle ,sflOd.perrr. SosnfA~trote 4ug ?? 153.. G. t14. Gs. 1 Ipad;,; LBreadl , to 34s.; Oa l.; Pts 9? to44s Tt Bra10d. to ;i: gilis SAlIIOBIrY, SePt. ?? BIas, to f4.; .arley ...

... ;omag I;erae .. now L the COBTN-EXCIrAwtBE, il-fontdop; Dec. go- W. had a' >cre -the 'moderate supply of Wheat this morning, by land samn- It CII r p Il, from Essex anid Kent; hut the severity..of the frost is re - llhaingc greetly impeded the! navigation of our River, witi: -.the b SUines. done was'very limited, as our Mealcoen idon - Cre little inclinlation to pnrobasee, not befing alble to ...

... j CORNJX CttANGE, itfsonday, Jan. 6.-The arrival e of Wheat this morning was tolerably large from Essex Iand Kent: the socalieg trade is, hwtver, exceedingly dull, and last week's pccs are with ?? supoorted, evell for the finest runs. The nttddling and ordinally sorts are evidently tonm Is. to 2s. a ?? lower.-liar- lay meets a dull .sale, a nd is full Is. per quarer chcaper .than lst noted; ...

... . e Con-EXCHANGE, Monday, Jrn., 27.-Our inH 4 d ket continues in the same state that it has been fsr son J tine past.-little orno disposition to makeasnypixrchals, ' et aid although the qiuantity of grain aplenrs reat ?? t returns, still, as tise vessels remain below lVoolwldt', ...

... TiL!E PIIOj D C INDUSTRY The collectiol u r h u- or iti5 I The collertioli of 46U tsrofMFrench, it, the deotr; no icehibitlii5 inl the Louri s ros iry-too looms11 of the ~palace. Eveer cru s ercC (j an.industry, to aragri incase:tl cala 2~ of trenc triCr, so low as toys, Agloolsin bruees [iserr5 aride pertbm e an d T he nrumiber o(f M11tt1itscrtire>, or Pent510-to Merv Oossent articles of ...