... A.IIC U rLT!JRL a AD d a DaiJT0. .ERCf 4IL. 12 11)r il. I W 41 #X - - - . - - - - w RttVONUtE Flno; L)URLIGN COtiN.-I'he operation of Mr. Canning's temporary 13ill, jitr ?? at tle Close of last Sessions, for admittiug the momrodiciintil of foreign corn, pronises- to prove one of the roost. prodiueive sources of revenue iu the Custom's depart ment. -Yithin the last three weeks nearly 250,0101. ...

... X011,001o.koloolt A-lar-TA-006 . w , ? , i -It CORN-EXCHANGE, londay Y v. 19. In addition to ?? great quantity of groin biht remained unsold from last week's market, we have'had a large supply fresh up this morning fronti Essex, Kent, ahd Suffolk, when the ruealirtg trade was extremely heavy, and the fiiesit samples of Wheat with lifficulty Obtalned the prices (sf this slay week, aand the ...

... AGti CULTURI11', and COMMI3IIERCIAL. Front the R'tites.]-Ptililie ?? ?? in &n extreme degree with the pioceetig s in t. nri ell ont the Corul ill, and ill estinustitlg theil proballe effect ol tine value of ItdWAt TIVecessaly oil liile, elch nildivilital of cullise collaslerilg t be quiestioni eliefiv as it ali're!li; his owis viewp, andl conntertaill pii suits. ?? ii lelligellt uleechlallts ...

... F A LMI OUT H. Visit of ?? ino al Highness he Lord Hligh Admialt to this Port. From rarions acconnts whiab werire reepire'd lhere on Friday and Saturdav, it was confidently ruonoured that thie Plrt wvas to be honored by ?? of the. Lord High J Admiral, either on his way to Piilfoid frm Plymouth, or colililg back from thence In ciseiji5 leveryvpreparation, was made fur his receptfio by ?? Kilig, ...

... A GRICULTU-1.IJ, and M,1JEUtC(.1 L. Ameounts from Ruesia, Pnoland, Germany. d Denmark, sta(e that the ?? of grain are, if possible, Wore pro mising than 1li England. It is now aseertained that the bolders of foreign grain hetja proposed to overevhefim the Britisli ?? with a pro- 1i~iIoIs importaliou, tiad they not beeui pterenter byt Ie Doke of Welhogtnu's'ciause. The injoryito these ...

... CORN-EXCCHANGE1, Aondayj AebriWarjt 5. 'The Market in the comrse ofthe past week has beed modterately sipplied wvith £iigtisl ,G;rrio ofikIlldescriptions, but tolerably with. Ftireiqn Oats. This mnorning therd was a taitr show oi' W/eat.. l'efe and Rcoins, and a good supply of Rharyl from Essex and Suffiilk. In the uneerthflity wlhichta yetpre_. vails as to the intentions of ?? ...

... V==n- ?? I '131plialtifj, His Royal Highness the Lord High Admiral is daily edxpected herej for the purpose of p esentiut the Vlymoiitt Divielon of Royal Marines 'wilh their new col ;Ir, lord W. Bentinck, will in a few day4 embark in the Uhdaneidedi 46, for the East Iadies.-The St. Vincden, 0I haviug had her daefects made good, has beeu takeiin to her moorIngs.- The !invncible, 74, WaS taken ...

... AGRICULTURI.41 and COMMIERCIAL. It is a fact notgenerally kntown.i that theamonit of di' ports of BriitiNh produce lo Ihe New Sia. es of A inerica an;t Brazil, exceeds (tie atiotint of exports to, the UtIted States. It is general Iy anoticipated if) thle circles co0ntwe ilfao; thill the debates on (lie Corn Laws will not be protracted Id toy gret t Ieglth, as ?? p roipos it ion of 1'iisten,; ...

... RXYTO)? IRIAWrTr COOMPANT. Ttiwsday a SpeciraL Mer-ting.of l'te irr)pritos as *WCd. pursalint to the Deed of Si&ttleinent, nt thle London, Coffee- hoarse, 'Lradg~ate-hi l . Sir Velix Ajir (hrrving taken the Chair) stated,-tbat the object of allhig the presalt Mletina was to cqiluaint them of Gtroissaetioii, whieh be and the Directors 6t(ught *vould be ligi hly b~ezrri:ial to the Company. He ...

... AGR 1CULTI, r 4re and C0OM lIE RCl 1ii. 'ire hundred loomrs arx now staudin:, for svtiit oit einipIy,. in hie township of lonloy, ?? finadersleld. The strike orfi,'e wearers of Spila fie!ds is nearly at a` end. The great m ijority of I le mn tstees bo ve compolied with tbe deniands of the wor'amets, and agreed to pay the hoot.. prices, audi the few honges th;lt still hold out.. ?? froifi their ...

... AGRleZ2TLttRhI, and COM..E C7A. ,omplaIins of tbe hadness of trade are asy preveaiezt dg ever in the 'ity, and the reports from tbe codittry, are wore enconragirig. pt. 'l'be trade of BJirmingSham is in a very dall statt athi present time. The demaud lor iron has suffered a very ged; s-ihe decline since Chrristus. Instead of experiencing an in-' crease, *tiich is the natural change. A fall df ...

... Y4oulip'o Koubon ;fHarhict'-o'. CO5RT-CE1MIAING13, Monday, Oct. 20. II fonntqtllence of ?? shortness of our spipplles (Oats ex- cap tAe) (kne Alorsvket was extremnely brisk ti8s mnornlag, eil! liillC sallj!aS of nevW as wveil as old Irlecat sold readily it Uids. er tl(amtite, anii the msldill lug qnai itils8 are more enjliquitl iftet. .lal(inq Bailaey mv also fiee sale at ;36s. pit' qualter. ...