... 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 ...

... AGRICULTUR.JL and COMMERCIAL. The iine cloth trade in Glonteestersbire still continnes considerably delpressed. Mauy of the factories are stint up, and a considerahle number work only thrve and fo'mr days in the week. This in attrihuted to tire people In Ile North having become the riva!H or t,oNL in tbe South. Eight ewes, helongittg to Mr. M-liddlebrook. of Thorne, bave this season produces ? ...

... | ,4(RICULTUIR.IL tind COMMERCI. Some French manufacturerg'oflsilk;' I0i' havereeen1iy made a iour in this seountry. liave,.stalp, th4 a geiear lii proveejent in the manufacture of sill has, ta ed pface in England daring the last 12 piofiths,, than' for. AD years. preceding; s Sucb is the elfect' of the Wonmpetiti with forefgu countwies . -The silk trade is' i an- improving'ltate tbe raw nma- ...