... E m 1) or t 0. f ' ~~EAST SIND/IES. ; 1r Of Pomona, R Highat, fro Bomrhayi with 1312 bl cotton, 499 bgrle, | n 138 cases eassla lignia, 20 bg 6enna leaves, Dirom', Richmond. and h to. *I bxsilks, 2 bg coffee, J Watson. il2 hI cotton, order-P Dk. as WBST INDIES - tb Si Cassiopea, G Nicholsopn, fnl Berbice, with 61 pelb rum, 40 do mo- .- lasses, W A Brow n- *30 b sugar, Daniel and eo. .50 do, 20 ...

... I Jtl, Aruxto-l I LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tueaday, Februarjy 17, 1829. The wind was favourable throughout the past week, and brougbt a fair supply of Grain from Ireland, with several small cargoes of Foreiga Wheat, and about 8000 barrels of Flour from, the United States- this, added to the previous week's heavy supply being priu- cipally still on board, and undisposed of, and the rather ...

... CORN MARKER, WAKEFIELD, Yesterday, Feb. 21, Ib&t. CURRENT PRICES OF TIIS DAY'S MARKET. NIIEET, per Quarter of Eight Bustlels of iolbs. English, Wlhite . . 68, 62 to 68, fine to 76s. Red . . 54, 68 to 64, line to 71s. Berwick and Alnatouth, White A 64 to Us, fine to 70s. Red . 61 to li4, fine to o7s. Foreign, Wh`bite, Zealand, &c. 14 to 68, fine to MdS. Red, old, 54 to 66, new 66, fine to 6bs. ...

... Vaitilrupto. _ _ From the London Gazette of Friday, Feb. 20. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. W. Fergus'on and co. liverpool, celilists.-'. Lockwood, R. Sorby, and J. Lo.hkvoll, SheiRield, file imnntifictnrers.-W. Lockwood and it. Sorby, Sheltield, nlerchauts.-W. Barker, M'. Swami, andIt.Nail, jun. Govtes Clouglh, Derbirshire aid Cheshire, stone and qglorry men. -Tf. a lT. Pratt, Coventry, grocers. ...

... 1.11 I woucitot. LIVERPOOL COTThT MARKtET Thursday, February 12, 1829. The sales of the week are 11,000 bags; in prices there is1 material alteration. The import is*9,000bags, namely, I. > American and 7,000 Brazil. N THURSDAY EVENINGS SHIP NEWS. Wind N. W. hazy. ARRIVED,-The Traveller,-, from Sahta Martha Pg Kutssoff, Hale, frsom Baltimore. flector. Macdonald, from Demerara for the Clyde, at ...

... Ellivorto. UNITED STATES. eale, Parachute, C Burton, fin Virgfnla. with Io5 bi cotton, I Stewart . ..IOOdo. WandJ Browfnandco..l7gdo, Sands, Hodgpon, andco relict .200 do, Hagarty and Jerdein ?? do, 3 8 h tobacco, Evans and Bo aged Trokes. .2O0 do. I do, Maury, Latbani, and co. .13 h tobacco, Hun- Me ter and Alexander. .13 do. W A and G Maxwel]* .6 do, W Ox WI t Malabar, J M Atkins, fm ...

... CQrlje ~arlicto CORN FXCHANGE, LONDON. mO7DA Y, F er. 2S.-Thesupply of graiadlr last neens again considerable, very littleJ' ofrhichfinucid buyer.; and althoegh the additional quantities Jifsh ;no th/ isornlng are snocil, yet the oiarket presenited a large quaatitl oJ' samples oJ' every kind oJ'cf enenor -a/e. Th/c feictNrs all appeared eager to press sales of ihiceat, at 2v. 1a3s. pwr quarler ...

... JP05tocript, LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, tTursday, February 19, 1829. 1 The sales of the week are 8000 bags; prices have declined -d. per pound. The import is 14000 bags, namely, 12000 Ameri. can, and 2000 Brazil. e THURSDAY EVENING'S SHIP NEWS. e e AlinvoD,-Majestic, Hodgson, from Bahia. t Aquatic, Hetherington, from Pernambueo, at Falmouth, sailed 25th December: on the 27th January, in lat. 40 ...

... JA arettte. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, It. Tucsday, Februaryl0, 1829. I We have had another large arrival of Wheat, Oats, and Oatmeal. , from Ireland, besides several vessels with Foreign Wheat and Flour. The inland navigation has been open forsomedays, but we have not yet experienced any improvement in the demand from the interior, and our own dealers have purchased very sparingly, although ...

... ? I aijrma to I--- ? 7- -- I CORN EXCHANGF LONDON. Mo SzDAY, FzabeuAn 9..-The 'arrivals last week and tv this day's nmarket are very moderate of Wheat, with a fair proportion of Spring Corn and Flour, coastways. There is a considerable supply of Irish Oats and sonle llour. Our foreign imports of Wheat, in particular, continue unabated; also a considerable quantity of American Flour. We hads a ...

... From the London Gazette of Frolyy, Feb. 1S PARTNERSHI1I'O DISSOLVED. Win. MtCallii and Heniy N. Cair, of Liverpool, snerclih7tsa . D. Whitehead aid Edward WIhitelhead, of 1aksTree-Mier, Saddle- woitis, Yorkshire, woollen-manuo~itieelierl'S-rancis Mloss aili George Rea, oq tiohii sltiest iOepli Reddish, of Noralien, miller, and Joseph 2ed7ili, of Congletroe. Cheshire, silk-thrOivstei Win. aenry ...

... I . T]n BT ASDo. ThE WFAVERS ADDRESS.-TO THE DUFX Or' WELLINGTON. On'Tuesday morning. a enfial ett~o orer Ivvr too p lac at the ¶tov&s Standard, in Waterloo- town, Bethinal-.greell, to ha read a memorial which had been prepared'in pursuance Iof the, reso' ution of a~formner iseeting, to be presented to hIls Grace the Duke of Wel- linton upn te resent distressed conidition of the weavers. linfy ...