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... Liverpool, Thursdiy. The Nest York ship Tarolinta, Capt. Smith, arrived here to- dav xxith news from thaL citv to the 5th inst. inclusive; it is two davs later than the last arrival. In commercial affairs there isno alteration, the market is steady, and a moderate business is doing; mopey continues plenti ful, sho~rt loans or discouats being 4 and 5 per cent.; the i-ate of Exchange remains the ...

... AGRTCULTURT. REVIEW OEF THE BRITISH CORS TRADS D1RISG TEE PAST 0 7 ~~~'EtEli . j 1J (Fromin rie Mark Laae hrzpress of Moady.) f The wi eathler hLs, dulring the vast fortniiht, been favourable fer -i the growingl crops. Showlers began to fall in the rorthern parts f of the kingdom about the middle of the month, annd within the 31 last cight days the south and wvest of the island has been ...

... New Ynrk, June 8.-Two brigs, partly stripped, were seen ashore on Oraoge Keys, 3ahambas, bv the Soffulk, arrived at Newv Orleans. The wreck of a large shijt fall of water, seas p)acsed 4tbinst., inlat. 41.,long. 39, t, the Adario. arrivedl here. 12. The Mary, from Boston to St. .lago do Cuba. put into St. George, Her- muda, leaky-was condemned. The Centurion wee hrnuvht into Bermuda, previous ...

... LONDON 8UGAR MARKET. JULY 2. West India has been less in request and only a limited business has beers tracoacted, although Importers have been desirous to realize, and submitted to a reduction on former rates of fid to I s. per cwt., the greater decline being on brown and low yellow qualities; the purchases for the I three market days are 12e) hhds., &c., inchrluiig 90 hhds. of Trinidad at ...

... AIARKET S. LONDON CORN' EXCHANOK, .TI'lY 1. ! Allton ctg 5-e 11311 onlY a short stiu ply of Enzliah -hi,-at t t sl -: mnarkiet. tie trride rtller1 dull aL 11 dc !ie ot Is. per *r. 'Pu- tr o ?? Ill torsion rere ti thii Siss' rest-iete'I sole a' MIt'ted of late, ?? perceptitll Clh tinoe itt s-aloe. \sOtiling dalinz il iio'ile'i p liar] * 1eans, and pe-i were all citl''rcii I-. p. r qiuarter ...

... (Fros the Spectp.or.) One great cause-the main cause of the reluctance of Ministers to promote or even sanction an extensive system offree emigration from Western Africato the West Indies -is the probable effect of such a measure upon their Slave- trade Suppression Treaties. They are apprehensive of rtmonstrances, replies, and rejoinders-of a tortuous and interminable chain of protoeols ...

... The .-lccdiur, fierarelcr gives the frllosdng account of the nlu~i Iriers; Frlvainzeil the ringzleader in this motley, veas a man somiewhat staelie was a native of Jersey, hut was broiuic~h upiniC Gaslpe, vlitre his, father, who had been a soldier in the 30lth Itt-v holl sovet I We biace eeonvoersed wi: Icl a iesone who k newi h 1 ni %n i-il cr! stu et illy expe esseti ?? nie n1t chfat h e had ...

... IENGLISHi BANKRUPT8. 'P1T IT 13 Slcelmn, R1' tL01MiI-41t, 'tantellr. 2.1l 'ta es. -- liri-.se- .niemrias T I ('so in,. lPimiltc. :irllkt-Ie'VitT TiiT a~il.Iarti i4ii Id. i gtlen rocer. N ..cii i,21ni.. 'i;';-nill (i~siici..victuallcr. L I. i ?? T3hi4,Tilbil 4, tYl~rsi.4iti, tl ~'iir GLASGOW MARKETS, JiLY ii. 'testiti ..rn1i .4,,1 Ir,.ai..l;I 1t Lill- ,i Ticnd t 'pl.Z- Ci.. 1 13, .~ iinik ii ...

... TIHE REVENUE. tI £' tr1 I J:tlf L NL An Alistrnet of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain, in the Years and Quarters ended the 5th July, 1Y43, and 5th Juob, 1844, showing the Iocrease or Decrease thereof. Income for the Year ended 5th Joily, 1843, as compared with that ended 5th July, 1644. Years ended 5th J u re, tre ]84l3. 1 &14. | £'crease !iecreasec Cu-toms ?? 0 S,934,809 119 ...

... STATE, OF T1RXDLE. | an A heeter- Oir staple markets COTl6eIC ilc a- ?? r- sstate, fnda 1 r-ge Iihsiness iS deigir in bothl'er tr a1 n r ?? ri| Us decnijitiffnt (If prillvers leiil1t g iain dearer. Fu rt i ?? ,-Iw i vi:ll It es |haVe been lu111 if -r So icing in pir l ire iii latter yijient rit IlhnS !O hitters. 0i1(f ar'e no'iv heren j I ig ?? Iprincip)al Il- ?? in I I ifr!. I. I ?? irsti ...

... CO(T'fl()XN MANUFACTIURES IN' MEXI('O. 1- ?? I 111 - l- a 1., .. :. ?? . I . a. ltt- e ?? theo fillet'. in niatistecs of the Corttitt nanzcfactitrec of ?? fic rim aci An'rLi..c work, entitled Mexico as it writ and r ...