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... .t rhetd. IRELAND. [rROM OUR OWN` COURRHSI'sNDEtT.) Wrates~fordt, April 4, 8 Dwrint! the past week the markets bore have been very aiiet rately Supplied %,lib the principal articles, the consequence has been that prices have remainied iather firmn, and in some artiecie hase raither advanced. The emount ofgerain brought forward was, in comparison woith the previous weekc, even mere limited than ...

... I to THURSDAY, APRII. 20, 1843. 1o COLONIAL PRODUCEB-For iritish Plantation Sugwr the *t sales of the-week, owing to the very limited sup ly offering on Df tho maorket, hove been confited to 200 hbds. West Focis. andla'.i d bags Bengal, fox, whinh very full pricts have boon realized. Two in ?? of now Baobdoes are now daily expected. For Foreign it there is less tiquiry. and previous rates ...

... !. S I .. xi9, 1 TS. LVERPOOL' CORN ITA.-KET.-Tuesday lact, At ourn'market thig mol'bg,, thie pripe of Wheat was less iffected by the decilaic 'in 'Mark Lane than might have been expected ?? still we hbsve to note all descriptions of that grain Id, to'2d. per 7n lba. b cheaper, with little more than a retail trade. Flour waa extremely dull of sale, and both English and Irish Is. perc4lek lower ...

... - I~ ~:.MA2RKETS., LIVERPOOL CORN MA:K- ETu-c es lat, At our market this uofginnn holders of Wheat were firm against further decline, and' on the wholn a fair amount of |buainoes wastransated atthe prieeisof laatTeesday. Flour still net a limited demand. Oatmeal was rather more sale. able; but in Osti there was' littlo pasing: we repeat the |;uotations of tbis day 6ae'nnight 'for both Articles ...

... :T h. Fnn sr c -i Darlingthe lost few1'days,. te dulla aid stagnisnt 'ap'pia'ranice ~j ?? ntc ?? bea d kig dep 1arc6imn1 the' l ?? ifs gei hd r 6a. t hr a a.TMhci' I wBBI th pich has rikeplac inte~w pda id'eatorwlasn'l bei'thbus 18c psi to aeedefig theiarecent Br,.eael wnsa~'prfd~i'hv F Bg hat n anary ?? o tbag~ odvicpegootr now eingngalst'the ertanty f auotdaebe',aid' chsris b'zp ...

... I11 _ B__nkr_ be_ ~ts. Mes~s. ?? and C.irol ?? It twele, ?? Bai y,'Mr. B, P Hobsbn, d ?? Ie.C.eir 't M.3,W Weston,I ftinchadte > os~ d;aey ApAs ?? ip4 Qno, cnd 1'4e~III losut elv~en, atb the Curt oi':Bakrupt~y, LIverioi I ~~ 'aaalgnee LivepoApM I ?? Wtigan.ow 2~S s Mile~sBridge houeuoi l g e-igonr, au ewaym Siurrey, ?? & C ! Wltieli 6ke fcrdg,°mtket Clerku ¶~i~jags;Cisliunt Hrfrlire, pos ...

... STATE OF TRADE be ,ANcAEIIRU WgEDNEsDAW , APaIL 1.Trade It 1eII -atoBdily is- Imnproving at Bslol-and the wrevers are omewhat bettor remn- Wr. nerated for their labour than they bave been for a conefderable go time past. The bleach uerks in the town and ?? r r 55 all very busy. The woollen cloth-trde. at facle:th cnn- be tianes much in the saeme dull state. The bat tadW at 011- be hem, ...

... ??Itt4ptRT2 ITt gSnL?. NOTIOE TO MARINB~RS.iHULLEN iLIGH~TAiOU1B. 3The following has been received at lohyd's:- . -ll Swthadzilsand Kerwaeglnafl Gneal Consulate, . -2. CreibY.*eliareC April225;1843. SmR,-I have the hbnour to torward herewitb a traneaetlo!1 oS an ordinance issued by the Roysal Navy Board at- Btockholm on thss7e Royal Navy Board hereby makes knowvn, forthe informa- tion of ...

... - WUIEST LYVDIES. Industrv, M'Fee, imo Tlsinidad, with sug-ar, molafees, cocoa . Laura, lOuthery. Smn Dcmoerarn, with *ugar, rum, eoffee, coker nuts. melassoes, hidae- - of on a- be be cd a- in no ne of sh u- kif It, UENITED STATES. }ibertv, Norton, fm Nowv York, vith cotton, hobes2, raieina lard, tallow, tar, titrpeiatinc, rice, sperbm oil, butter lsaao Allerton, Torney, fm Now Orleans, with ...

... &fttvvtu kiltttgerne. | TEHURSDAY, APRIL 13.-Wind NN.E., flesh. Thomas Bell, Leggett, and Dido, lalobom, hence at Rio Janeiro tte aed Village Girl. Woof, hence for Buonos Ayres, at the Cape do I Veide, short of wator r Copia, Jarvis, from Alexandria at Gibraltar, and sailed 1st inst. for this port Litherland, Freeman, from China at Cove; sailed 21st Dec., and from St. Relena 5th ult. Champion, ...

... 51iTHURDA Y EVSNI NG. AP~iLt 27..-Witnd Ns, light ThomasVoWrtbiagtofl, Vallentine, iimn-011veand lizle, Mar-J shall, A~natethf'ctt-JosCpII5 f1ll1ongh Adorns, fitAndrowZ, Ne N B-dSoa, Me~ssina-Alida, Doornisos. ilotterdflrflPrcur50r. a. Schtolte. AntwerP-Trteasurer, larrase, Alsltsndria-Jt5Ie andA - Maty, Davies. Vvaterford-Eievetrn Newry.-irln, Corir-Poentett, Setherland. Gre, ?? VIctorea, ...