... 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 ?? 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* esessions ...

... LONDON1 CORN' EXCHANGI5, NIONDAa We had a good supply of wheat this morning from Essex 1 and Suffielk,-and the arrival during tbe past week having ieen tet rably large, the trade was very dull, at a -decline of from Is, toe2 per ?? fully atainitains our last quotation, but beaus. ate the tu rn loweit asu peas ssarcaly sell on'a -good terms. -W are abundintly supplied with oats at present ...

... CORN INSPECTOR'S WU;EKLY RETURN. Tuesdajy, July I . Account of the Quantities and Prices of British Corn only, sold in Brisal Market, from the Rcturns delirered to the Inspector by tie I)c.ders, in the week ended Saturday last computed by the Standard bipena Measure of Eight Gallons to the Bushel. Total Quantities. Total Anount, IPrit per Qlnr Qrs. I Bush., £ . d.2 £ 5. Wheat' 6`25 4 its 351 S ...