... Ete Mfardcto. MANCHESTER CORN MARKET, SATUDWTY.- W The excitement which we had to report in our last advices has somewhat moderated during the past week; but as the trade have not an opportunity of getting into any thing more thau a week or two's stock of wheat or flour, we have had a gi steady sale for these articles at rather advancing prices. Oats have not been so much inquired for; but ...

... [tatvtlt. LONJDO,~ Conn X We had but all JULY fie , G,, t(eat, and Suffolk,0 Whc Ifai,03 Ofad borain tile best parcela of fore Sn e it OfaIl sarts advanccd Is, t Ig eaga jeclahrd Peas were scarce, andi prices a- eae 1 C,5 Is. higher. . 'asa. Cuarotnicy Pintaa11 a. 1'ERALa Whiat, do..x. Kent, S.a S. Hat,0rl 4~. fleI eo Scotch (l.do. pe N~ Northuamberlandl and Wilher ?? Berwick Real ?? ?? . J ...

... Itlartm, LONDON CORN EC3N JULY 12. - The Wheat trade Wa~s cry firm this otn prices are demanded. 'I'llerc wv, ,I rig left over from Monday Al l4'Itl5 ; ii, Dublin. Tulyi 11. At this (lay's market Wheat and oat fully'l week's currency, and his Elme iostaces a jsia, so; 1,, paid.T Whlite Wheat, 2l8s. lii. to 31ta. ld.; Olad~ 011s ltd iolerior, -s. lot, to -oSo ?? le red lds. Ocd. Barley, ...

... LEEDS CORN MARuET, TUESDAY, JULY 4TH.-The arrivals of grain to this day's market are small. There has been a good demand for Wheat at 2s per qr. higher. Oats and Beans have been more en. quired for, and have made rather more money. The weather was cold up to Friday but fine; since, much warmer and a few showers. THE AVERAGi PRICES OP WHEAT, TOR THE WEEK ENDING JULY 4, 1843. Wheat. Barley. - ...

... JII f/l l,)'\ Ii t l)R.4 I P17 INO ' MPlMIE31 ER. 'i LI. It E iv o ! t Ylt ta d i-t ttiotlto of 1 I ron Ituo..tnI ro woittt l ,i ir Iftilci PI'l To ftii Im-fotro lit tube ptt'ostit i~n lo (inIt' 'taoo o! thle truIv, Ftind thei yv (I .1 rr pirospect liir tie OItuie. Tinhy were re.'i-i-od by the Printnier with much i t'r-' fcni tos'r to which theyc weri ucifku Etittl' d by 0t rei-c .tutbilit y ...

... THE LEVAINT MAIL. CONSTANTINOPLE, JULY 7. [PROM OUR OWNO t:ORitastOtNtEt4T.j 0n5 Wednesday morning deepatehee were received hymni extraordintiry Tatar from Belgrade announcing thveresult of thre election. The Borvien qustioton is, therefore, Jim Ohr present oft an end. We may Jbr thre prrautod, becauone the re- solta will be felt long after thle rauses which gave rise to them have been ...

... I Ifr t0 . 'IREAND.' - Srm.[FROM O5I. OWN COaOLUPt'e;tOVS. ~ Jt 4, oc le There lids beenno dvlatilonuf Way Imntaice, in our iaixef* ir~m my ?? exceeooingyline wveather which 'weB have htiform seine w ...

... FRIDAY. JULY 7. 1843. E -. E bloedoi REVENUE.gentler .Jhstfri't of' MEw ANVt Produce of the Recemete of Great Wh Sti Brditain. in the Years and Quarters endinra Ju~ly 5, Horse 104,2 and 11143 ;sheivinl/ the Ilnereas' Or D'creaees 0101n's thee~lt. ?? pened, V* ears eanid d Jlv i, It is or 113t2. 1843. tuerease. D~eretrae. 5 Sl1,10 -~ (Colone X X the Bri 4t~ol1,4519,135 I.1t)1,8091 .549,033 ...

... HnUiN- myf T -~iAY- 4,;] - We subloin a translated copy Of thel finance minister of Brazil to the mperolr, r¶ i ing the tariff of imports in OOnfStt wt h revenue, and recommendn the dption of I rear utie t y the tbc new dutus * set forths in the decree for oap~olflbg &am~l published under this head in our colUoflflthis M' ing (yesterday). It will bo amen ftom the subjoin reprt that the new ...

... I 'l l Ill .V I l AN I) '7i 1. 1' pEM'.I rI I CI Ili Mi,'I it -~vI st 01 d(T iititiil 'A' rI mn niRmtersvitwit VI -hoI)~ tit 't' tralei, and tht- ';tat dik *r jlrortpir' fir Oii, tu~tor,,. Tiny 'wo' rirrited Ly tie~ ir,,imiir Aititi ninth ,he ,~pw tibiiivu. thtir uhittractert, I111titit itI jictpotimcl fi IF tasiot ?it out to, nca!t' lo at'~ It In thto itporleanv'e of out' rqil tr% It'. .. V1 ...

... I I MONDAY, JULY 3.-A few cargoes of wheat btn rived from the English coast, and 6,840 loads of ut from Ireland; but the .week's imports of grain, &ma on the whole, of a moderate amount. To-day the at. phere has been warm, but for three days previous web return of cold temperature, and, influenced as ins this season by the state of the weather, holders of w again showed more firmness, the ...

... REVIEW OF THE- BRITISH CORN TRADE FOR THE PAST WEEK. . (Fronm the Mark-lane Expres.¶.) The weather has during the greater part of the week been v decidedly unsettled. On Tuesday very heavy rain fell in t most parts of the kingdom, and in many localities the crops a have been a good deal lodged, and otherwise injured thereby; o since then the temperature has been extremely low, and re- ports of ...