... to CO RN EXCHANGE.-The supply of J171mat this morning a fromt Essex ton, goal, and frotn Sussex and Kent moderate. The so Easer Supply coo ttsised some saaoples of New, of Ithin and hard rt quality, tiot these were the only parcels offering. The trade has1 been slow, and nader the little disposition on the bart of the millers Ic, purchase, has receded full Is. per qr. from thio day week. TIhe ...

... THE FARITE1R'S JOURNAL. ~ leEXETER MARKETS. es ty CATTLE MALRKET.-This wos tin lay' for holding nor St G root MAfrket, mind as waoll as in order or ittoni, so lii tratly roust ot it be tortoetisuch from tte natiro of tbe sotppv, which woo large Cs of nparlv all descriptionis oif Sticlt. Of PAT Br trot'its , anothebr were drtiven itt, as werll Oxein is Ifi-tel t-, Imt thio ?? )l only toot a ...

... PJY)XMDOU'lJ'[, DENONP'ORT'I'. &c. Tbce 'tilin) utu Allout Regaltta, tilier the managemient ?? the Roial ?? lodti Clib, will cotlieo (; oil the 2:3rI. insituill, tiitl it is exlw-c'ted to he ilnore fully ntteiided thlu, oil nit ny previouis oceasion. d'(li tintierri ?? 'tcilts litreo LiarS Otl ill' 19th ,.i- ?? ?? this 1l;a -Ii(Strel', lr,,,d Yinbrt'riight, Cantii odi n It.Y.VS. I' i, Ctapt. ...

... T?AD?i, COMMEaCE, tT& 1?!i?.NUPACTURES. I COLONIAL MARKETS. ? EFrom the London Nra' Price Current, Aug. 15.) ? SUOA? -The market for West India sugar has presented a d lively appearance since lest Tuesday; a brisk demand has pro- ? called for all descriptions from grocers and refined ; prices have ?, advasiced, and role Is. above these of this day week fur good ? ? and Gd. per owt. for all ...

... IVXAZLK.ET ZNTELLZGENCE. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.MoNOAY. English wheat met a heavy sale at a decline of Is. to 4s. on the best ?U05. and a good deal remained unsold at the rlese of the market. a ForeIgn dust be noted *2o. per qr. lower. '? bonded little doing. *c. Barley searecand without alteeas.ion. In beasno ossdpeoo 00 VariatiOn. ye Oars have declined is. per quarter. Per Qs'. .? s Per Qr. 5. ...

... AW?ZCUX.TCRATa INTELLZGENC?. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [FMorn the MarA-Lusse Express, Aulg. 14.1 The farmers still continua to supply the different mnarkets liberally with wheat, which, with a decided falling off in the de- nnand-millers having apparently determined to work up what they have recently purchased-may be regarded as the causes of the sudden decline. At all the leading ...

... ??Z?TOZ? Zr.?PORTB. In tlhe llritannia, from Bnarbadoes: Daniel and Sons, 6C9t hhds 5 tree sugrar; Order, 00 brls ditto In the Mary, from Qulebec: Cross anld Son, 074 pcs pine tins* ber, 8 bend deals aad deal ends, 100 hand *2 qrs staves, 17 ceudo lothevoed In tbe Lerd Canlterbury, from Qulebec: G. Hennett, 074 pCS pine timber; Stuckey and Co, 5 huud I qr 20 deals, 56 heed 2 qrs staves, 13 ...

... oFRON FRID AY's LONDON GAZETTE. 0 George Walter, Oundic, 2Nots, grocer-Thomas Altgarey, 11y I ove lane, Ilillingsgale, coal-ssserehuant-lEIimlln Vailsa, Olc'- at sh-trt fnlrnsture-dealer-Wm.1 W~alker, I'all hlail East, palstry- coolc-Robert l~onnee, Clarcnlcc Cottages, Camdea TownI, wvood- xis iPnVIg contracetor-Jam es ill lfo, Iiccadilly, ilipoloterer-- redt lbS anid Wnt Brown, Vrrcsot, ...