... I -AGI CULTURA,4 and C00-MMERCIAL _n I Tae glove trade is agaill much depressed, in consequence of the vast qauant Ities of'VreachI gloves wbich are introduced. Iaitiiad of French sills beingt sminggled into England, E3uglish silks, in quautities, are now smuggled Into Frauce. The importation of Sugar is already 7,000 casks less Ihan it *vas last year, up to this period. The slate of Ibe stock ...

... 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. ...

... - (From Felix Farkey's Bristol Journal.) 8UmP(nSlm, as We are strely justilled in doiug, that 0 5 P OI5ninisvs1 o thei ?? shall ?? (cnptletely realised, an o that Providence shall be pleased. to bless the country with su- perabundance ; what el'!ct wvill be pro(duced otl Parliament C next year, in respect to the Coirn Bill, which his Mejesty c exprssede his bitenitimti to? intro lace to the ...