... frri* Mu# . iiinn'd lut'.iir. forge! hie ci»rt* • There breathe* o« the dayepniig e air. lb# wood#, moefy ll* A light all and# for port dwell*; A Ilthl, Miflljr tender Whence prioiro«e a mellower glow receive*. The atock-dove i» there tree, And Ihe true of the ; And voice of eool water* midel feathery lero, Shedding sweet nousda from some hidden urn. There i« life, there 1* there I* lamelee* ...

... rimpro., I WEST INDIES. Wellington,-. Kelleher, fnam nicaca ith uSO ik coffee, 10 ppc rum, 16 brl piment-, Parke d Hall ?? .47 ck ccoffe, W. Kerr aial mierie. .11 do, 4ei4rieid and Shalleross. 10 do, ...

... TRD . -- a 'le receipt of Customi' atkJristol, in 1826 ,1 1.£l2.l1,1201, being all increase (foa' ,earringte 4I1 atae of trade) as esstp~a~d with the Cttfeilrs of I 5~N le 86.36.. This.increase 'dbe ...

... X flid4etA is A LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Taesdy, .7pril24, 1827. c Ovving to aprevalence of easter*vinds, we hare had avery ma. S, derate supply of all Rinds of GraiJlour, and Oatmeal. Not uroch Is ha ...

... Iiibtrpoo[ wrict erurrtnt. COLONIAL PRODUCE. SV0ARB.P.per cwt.o(.P) J. d. Museanvado4dry brown .. 60 0 ?? ?? 0 Good ditto ?? 6 0 Good btlght ?? 70 0 Fine ?? ?? . 9 Very ?? pabs and very brown 54 0 and ...

... ..IIin por t~, O id ?? en -EAST INTDIES. s Aleten T.Hll;fin-Bomlba~y, ii'1th 4-85 bl'12otiton', Bt. G. andR.L ety, Horroby, and Co. .44 do, E. Steers..-145 do, to 1 ard co 84 do 00 o, DromandRich- ...

... MONDAY, Feb. 26. We have had short arrivals of all grain and floor since IMlonday last: this moraiun- we had a very shortincreased supplyof anyart'iele ofgrain, yet our market was heavy fio nmost ItingIu-Wlheaht supported the prices of last week ; the sole is by no means brisk. Flour is not dearer.-Rarlev, aitho' the supply is small, is not onily dull, bht lower in pr ire: the imaltsters shew ...

... ?? Olaructo# CORN EXCHANGE, FEeI. 2l. The arrival of Grain in general, last week, was very moderate, but the business done was inconsiderable from the interruption to the navigation of our river; the frost, however, being now gone, there was a better attendance of buyers this morning, and Wheat, which was in moderate supply, met a ready sale on rather better terms for the liner sorts, thoughl ...

... acittrott fatild40. CORtN' EXCHANGE, APRsTi l. MKe cannot note any altceration in our Wheat trade to-day;- the arrival is moderate, and for good samples quit- as good prices are obtained, whilst the middling and ordinary sorts still meet a vary limited ?? Barley comes to hand vcrysparingly, and for fine parcels rather higher termus are obtained. Beans and Peas from the same cause are a trifle ...

... * ~~MONDAY, AvRIL 10. Cralven Stakes, asubscription of 10soy, each, forall ages. A.F. Mr. Grevilie names ta. c. The Alderman, 41yearsnodid~st. J1ll. I r Mr. Payne's h. e. Shahapeare, 3 vearsialcf, Sat. lb.i.. .. ..2 Mr. RItdsdate's cit. C Lunacy, byj Blacklnch, 2 years old, (1st. 8 The judge plaed bat ?? Ilagst The Aldermoa, 5 to 4 agst Shakspesre. ix Handicap Sweepstakes of lsosvs.pnach' for ...

... m. , s~stt' ZOV,,' To *Srt C . ou4¢ ~tg ?? I- _ I(ARNARiIV0.1f, Sitturday, Octobce li. 'Tlhere were very lalrgc supplies ::t rar s' hlis qa, oi'.lt buyers wverc oxnrenielcy scarce, in ?? seqf ttiicre of tl? ile ;,et l]:.miti0O5iL' 1loii cl~llr ]Stan.;: arriving Itlre Ironh Lioiporlpool. T1he ioil`sving ar. the qfotations ?? - e. What, .:a. 41 0() 4: 0n Oats ?? 17 0 ; 2U wr -Filne.. -2 0 ...

... MARKET HIERALD. LI z . ?? - ?? - 1aclk.- arke, CURN EXCHANGE.-MIARK LANE and LANE LONvi ^i p >a and F5551AT, AugqUSt I0.Thereare this week mod .LO ±ess.ofEnlih or, but a very great arrival of'pe%, Whet cntiuestomeet a dull saole at Monday's OriI& the also is heavy in disposl bratoeswr n r~ , L Zremain as lat reported. Although the foreign su I cf's so Considerable) yet the factors hold tleta ...