... yI- IDAY, ?? 1 1R 12, 1823 TIn H; R1 ECV E N('U1. whlerc b044 I'l 1:7117 it'l I I;:41; /o'u 14,' 14 ?? 04' - Decrease4 (144 deial ('44/4 / -4 d 414/ h11 ,44 4 / _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ligurt. ?? ?? 14,444,'':44;.,I 14,44 7,7884 .. l;444 tle So N11,1,! i, ?? 174 2ry 04' , 1 :5,444 IS '4,3 04, 4 ?? . 111'44, 444. :4 .4 3l,,t'ell is'n-l ' ?? 1,7U I! II !'l4I, 444 14 ~t,4 4 ll4 , ,4 I,rk . I ...

... THE AFROAN sAVIE TRADIs. Aftqr a'elitding the well-suppvrted narrative of lsorrors'setrisr'h in' thiis voilume, It ir, not eaqy to biring the minid down totdat cond ition of calmness and sobriety', which is necessary, in order to form an estimate of its value andl itepsrtsnce. ThieAfrican Slave-tradle, arccrd. frog to the- belief' of the great bulke of-well~'rnearsing per-' sons in England, ...

... 1 RIDAY, ARRIL 6, 1832. w THiE QUARTER'S REVENUE. w Albsiract of the Net Produce of the Revenzue of irsn el Btritam, in tde Years aznd Quarters elided 5tA April, 1831 and 1832, she'wing the Inureo-se or Deema'reon C. each head thereof. bi YVears ended ApriltS U 1u31. 1302. Increase. Decrease. tl ti eC t4tn2S. n;,495 ti,04,207 2 1,44,2t1 4v ,Fx is. 16.W9f,61GD,t1 14,GiWt,4U?81: .l4q,124 o1 ...

... OPE1BATION OiF THE CORN-LAWS ON F'OREIGN TRADE. A ?? 1.1 - .. . .. . . A wealthyand geiserally intelligent Lanwssilire nuatnutheturer was complainitig, the other day, of the dulness of trade in Manchester, and the not very flat- tering prospects ofimen in business. It was suggested by the person with whomn he conversed, that the corn-laws were at thc bottonm of the difficulty. W1hy, realiy, ...

... (I )RN EXChANGE, MONDAY Ji?iv ?I. ¶1'),iire was a fiair show of' fl'hlteatioi fenan , lreuit, t cii2i Sfiti}k 11t thi;s IlOrni11g' S Dlarjkt, bitt tile lt pply ot . hlarley, 1IearTs, otd l'eas, was svery moderatxe, and1 the arrival's of' Enoglishl toni Scotrit Oats seers ifoits triflinug,t wftilse uf' Jrish tmtl 'c'rcign ( lats there wsas anl than.l danet suppiy. S hire Fridaiy woe hat's had ...

... HOUSE OIF PEERS. WEDNESDAY, JULy 27.-The Lord Steward's Oath Repeal Bill was read a third timie tad passedl. Several Private Bills were forwarded in their res- pecive stages and the House adjourned. THURSDAY, JuLY 28.] The Duke of Norfolk presented a petition from the Roman Catholic inhabi. tants of Kilkenny, praying that a portiot of the Par- liamentary grants for promoting education in ...

... FwOREIGN CORN TRADE. Inl F;~iance thle ?? rntetttnttes dr'S adll wvarm for thc con pleiutio of the harvest. TJhc aigrictil- torlr~ retports are still favoulrable as to the e1 uali ty of li heat, bitt thec sheaves are lcss numilerouis, anid thinnelir thanll cxpected, thougih of hcasy qu~ality, atid will nos dou(bt prioduce a goutl aversgu n1ot, it is true, etletal to the returnl of 83(1, b((t ...

... JIA3IPSII1RE BA*NK;ING .OMIPANY-. * -±. ?? S 'rsa l.N 1.s1 '1 ( apital1 :tfil,tltI/2., itt 11,000 Shiares of 450/. each. DIIt'tItrt yS. I irorl ir, ll~, I rrtty ..q. Ceorre i tInlt, E ot. terr.IIC in cvards, ?? ('hait le Dlaui, tsill .Izlierrrs lrtt tni tl ciq. Ent'n'art Ttrsioirolnonr, tEaq. 'I hsonnr, iXoodlti;r' Err1., I leant *;llhc, hvnrrthioalptor. Mr. Ihomtras irec,', larrirger. ii ?? ...

... S'iI}PpING COMPANIES. o ,Asltrrules Uuvfrn;-ns About a year ago, wve recommended our ?? men to form joint~stocl; Shipping Companies, from a N 0T Strong conviction Ihat the port of Hull was seriously ini- Ad jured by having an irsauficienry of shipping for its im-j^ osi'i manse trade; antd being ?? to have recourse to thte of ill northern ports for ships, thereby causing an enormous the do. ...

... WEV,5KLY E IVIEC\V OF THE C.ORN TR'ADE. it -- - ?? uili - The chanoge w hich took piece in thc weather on Mlon- Dnvnr day last, gave promise that within a few days the river Joe If, anid inland navigatiorn would ,be once more open. The G.. St a wind, which for some time lied been unlsettled, having b.D s becomec fixed at the south-east, and the thermometer JOII a havinig riser, c:onsiderably, ...

... TRADE WIT'HCHINA. i A .LGSvt I .. in (Front ?? Gawefle.) Ite do Inlooking about for ?? wherebr t tite fa restore, improve, and extend thle fiireign trade of China, accost it is of essential importance to keep in view the singular till thle Icharacter, or what way be termned thle geriu, or tthe in the IChinese Gouverriment and people. All the elements place. of a mighty contmeree exist, but ...

... ANNIVERSARY OF FAREHAM1 WARKET. ?? n 'The Anniversary ~Diesner -in celebration of the Ryde establishment of Farelham Mlarket, took place at thle writnt Red Lion, in that town, on Illonday, aud was GEN attended by a large number of thle friends anti to be supporters of the Market. It,. Clark, Esq. (in the ab- the 7t sncre of IsV. Thresher, Esq., arising front the death of for ti his, sister) ...