... !A. TBIADEMYE AXNTBiD'2 WS, ' Thb'e ha'ractg~o~f' tibe erkejtattithe cor tenoetfnt of the 'pievious week Ji;atbi6il1yin11rbncediby the showerywentbecr Ie had been ejreriecinig, .andithe. beneficil effects that the c.ropI 'were Z'pirted? td'haye 'received.. Wheat recedp.d% inl 'alueand O~tO ' o'wing' ,td`Xthe. quantity on band, likewise 'dtclTned 'full'Ip& q Tle warm, suniny weather, on ?? ...

... LONDON 7Afl (Eo DAly.: 34Inwiol bt fit eek en o40 to~ m are cd h sc j,'05pict of ao abundant hacrvest ?? elie n h p cg .8WRaeie/SsadqoItneocriea.on 4cc ?? ?? ur en iies'i large, aqd a rg1ej4lion oft.Perqtisrs ls ttki pao. hial5a Pea or I,'Is per 'quaiim 'Ibibwm' Vlun ?? ottio ?? Wheat, . JVr: sa.Pease, P'qr. .. Kecctand Egse ?? 5a5 B .lr . .. S 41 S Wullk .. 4. ?? 33 35 Norfo ?? ?? ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. MotnaDAY There has been a good supply of Wheat and Flour since tbi day se'nnight, and this morning we bad a fair arrival of Whe irom Essex, Kent, and Suffolk ; hence tile trade was extremel dull, at a decline of from Ia, to 29. per quarter. Barley scarcely maintains our last quotation, and Beans must be noted abcut Iey per qr. cheaper. I ease, however, come to hand so gil ...

... e WORK FOR ALL PARTIES. f IF there is onte argument, subsidiary to the great question of the revival of trade in the port of Bristol, which we have sought to press upon our fellow-citizens with greater earnestness than ano- e ther, it is, that this was a common ground of action, on which all parties, forgetting their differences, might unite for the benefit of all parties. The truth oftthis ...

... ?? : ?I, 1 , I : ? I ,l i i, - - , I, ,, ?? , o! ?; It p- .i - , - . ? , -??e . , , - ,- eh. S weel & 0it '',OMO Fj aqW spi ?? * ?? toejlshe siheeqeo ta ~ r' WIs trn ssu r(1 q' ofhisiee hindde ?? 1.Cloovsh dite refargpo, hut her sa noin lier Vos shgpt fthsnse ihr h& ovratadee we eszseb. Ct do ?? hc~ 1o rna,'/et alage lotkof Iris/ teers. Hedi&ct andesrlos~'~l huinarlout ahoo Teeo ors i ...

... LONDON A1ARKEITS.-N-I0DtV. CQA1Oi BXClr,'NGB -T1lw ooppfy of Wheat is vwe.!, hort this 00, orning, and' sttiiosgiwo thr coos, a towdwn&~ on, We'dnesday ,,nd Fr'iij,3 owsol imprI~5ovemneot, the ?weather during the last -two dog,,s hot., been so mu~ch in favur f 'le pprar/ing.'lsrostf/jt w cnnot quote ti0)y alto',atiooo Whanq otrs on15pqlr. -.h Ottol is fosrgel, co optoI t q. IhejctPr Ken~tand ...

... Tuesday, Juy . Account of the Quantities and Prices of British Corn only, sold in Brstol Market, from tile Returns delivered to the Inspector by the Dealers, in the week ended Saturday last computed by the Standard Impera Measure of Eight Gallons to the Bushel. TotaL Quantities.1 Total Ati10unt. Price per 2ucr Qrs. I Bush. | e. d. F £ J. a Wheat .. 516 I 1175 8 6 4 5 Barley. 131 ...

... BRISTOL M4RKSTS, i uonsea. Calves . 41 PRIscv- fRe..sts 408 A'ses 0 Beef, per cvit. . * 46. to 5s Sheep .. .11 pigs . .. 11 Mutton, per pound . 15d to i Horses . 7 SUCking ditto 87 Pigs, per achre, Is OGd. to 7s. 6d. PReCEor BUTCIBEIS' MEAT, IWVedslday.-Beef, Oil. to 7d. per Ib.-Muttos tid, tolid-VeAl, sit. t7d.-Lansl, per lb. 7d. tobd.- Sork, 5d. te Cd.- Biutter, l0d.to 123. per ...

... le le re a a- I- K- !h at re le 9- y in le I LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY. There has been a good supply of Wheat since this day se'nnigh though the arrival thb morningvvas on the whole moderate. hu trade is, however, estremely dull, and we consider it fro 3 I 2s. per qtserter cheaper than this day se'nnight. Barley and pri remain as last quoted. Beans meata dull sale, but wedots consider them ...

... - ~Xfl! ?? RI I heo'. nlie Of FAT JIUMLOCiiBdehnOi. ?? a ?? ?? ~~~there was, a yeer/ ifrsedui ie /oi aihmat~~~n4.t~ iesR5 weas toie nboth by Butakrsh(Io rid Jobbero, hitinprice, whichf Camwd be, taken, 6i froin'titto bet. b~vflnn./sf I AI A n (its welt as bsiog' at ase wao eb of is tese ,i,'o~der~iptbtirctitrie otisideratble stroke of buiiriteos at (re in ?? oheld and 0-rdinary'rotn ?? 4piot ...

... LONDON MA RKETS.-MONDAY. CORN EXCHANYGE.--There lae a large arriral of lhesti last ore,, fromn the coasst, and the c.Yniilianre of the fine weather. u.,ich is eo extroeinie fivourolle to the alpproaching harvest, that there is,, relenctii, Of 2s. pe quaprter, and free sa es cannot do effected at thiu decti,,e in'hIYeat. ,AtshOogh ths erpected greatf redtetiotl in the price of Wtheat 'tllof ...

... Oun, readers are aware that a-committee of dock direc- tors has been for some time sitting for the consideration of thequetio oftheproriey o areduction in the rates da paal oteBitlDc opny, on goods of foreign e grwhadpoue motdito the port of Bristol. The f tis odyendd in its agreeing to re-m 0 cmedrdtinonsvrlaicles; which were finally determined on ion Monday last, and on Wednesday, the* ...