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... 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 ...

... There bas been a great falling off in the 5upply during the I week; but it ptiny, in some measure, have been curtailcd by tat tie easterlY winds having prevented arrivals from Ireland I since this day week. Oats were readier of sale, and Id. per bushel. advanve was obtained. To-day's market was ex- ( trenicly dull for every article in the trade, yet MweL have to notice a rise of .3d. per ...

... . 1111part44 WEST IINTDES. aflr ed Wilsons, T. Campbell, fm Demerara, with 167 h 2 brl -tK Urs sugar, 50. pch rum, 60 ck molasses, 2 bW cotton, Jones, Mur- ness, ich ray, and co. .36 h sugar, T. Murray. -1 bg coffee, 5 brI sugar, lat J. Ward * 2 bg coffee, W. Chorley ?? *25 h sugar, Sandbach, theil for Tinne, and co. .36 ck molasses, Shand, Ellis, and Shand. .20 of tl to coffee, 66 bI ...

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... 13'ric-cg. (Fituc lit. November 10. 1824. Sugar, B. P. per cwvt. sa a . Logwood,tn9 . s. d. £ s. d. Middli.perewt.. a6. Jamaica . 6f17 ff 75 0 Gid~dlin ?? 61 Honduras 700 10 Good bdighto . 2 66 S.Dorin.710 0715 0 Gooe ?? ?? 6 68 Campeach. 7 17 6, 8 r, 0 VeryFine ?? 70 73 ?? 9 10 01 0 0 Dab~veybr.&' Jamaica .. 7 0 0 8 0 Dasvrbnm048 £0 Brazil ?? 1 0 0 710 0 Molasses, West Ind. BP.24 27 ...

... f t) 711113 r-ts. eiritnsts J. Hogarth, from be-nra wlth 49 ek motag- ses, 21 ?? ii h rtin, 5V bl COttOnl, Lucas ad Cook; .5 do; T. Darniel ari Son lO ek molasses, Curl ~tn'nd Wahl. .8'do' Djetli said co* *.62 do, Garladtone a sd co, .40 h rumn f300 bg 50 tc coffeei 2,9 h sugar, Sandbath, Tint cO- *30 Wblo n order. I 'hl c..0b wpn rapidep, W. Wright, from Jamraica, 'with 40 h sugar, i.9 tcj4 ...

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... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGEI .TaLe's(y, Oetober 19,1824. :leusoa'y, October 19, 1824. er The importof Wiheat. ?? from Ireland tls last wee, to has beer s tolerably large, and for both articles nearly a ec'rre.s se pondent dernand. The supply of other Grain was veri- vial, but afair supply of Flour. At thisday's mnarkkt there was a middling good attendance of both towh;and country 10 dcdLers, and ...

... 43tirco (FrItrualt, alt October 13, 1824. be Sugar,B.P.percwt. s. s. Logwoodtn.ze s. d. £ s. d. Musco. dry brown .. *51 a. 54 Jamaca .617 6a 7 50 ror Middling ?? 55 60 Honduras 7 10 0 7 1 at Good do ?? *61 64- St.Donil7. J 0 lhe Good bright ..6. 6 67 Campeaech. 7 15 0 8 0 0 he Fie ?? 69 '71 ?? 9 10 0 10 0 0 as Very Fine - *- ?? - 1 Jam:hca*. 7 0 0 8 00 Dabs&verybrn. &mo.47 50 Brazil ?? 5 0 0 7 ...