... met house on the subject. bee? Mr. Jones then rose to move the resolution of which chan g he had given notice, and had been speaking a short crox time, when the S Major George Lewis, R.., moved that the court the Sbe counted ; and there being only eighteen ...

... and in the this because it is impossible for the farmer to pay co the rent, &c. The greatest is behind: the farmer do speaks little of the landlord, and yet it is for him and as! his high rents and profuse establishments that all wI this cry is heard ...

... here, and the advance in the' Baltic and at the near ports has been fully as great as with us. It is as yet much too early to speak with certainty as to the probable consequences which may bb produced on our crops by the weather lately experienced: that it ...

... they did at the end of the week, ald prices tE are scarcely so firmly maintained as on Saturday. The quotations, generally speaking, will be nearly thle saisi as those of Tuesday last. t In our second page will be found full details of the Awe- tl rican ...

... Tuitlisor . Soyer's directions for dre..sing a ?? to choos, a large hsh, but oue about vthe middle size, wbich, getoerally speaking, is the beat. 'Y (at'an incisions ii the, bacic; rub- it, well 'widh a good handful of tsalt;- -asd then, with 'tbe ?? of ...

... change since Toes- day; the prices of the early part of the week have been in a few articles barely maintained, but, generally speaking, the value of domestics, good qualities of printers, 36-inch shirt- !ugs, T cloths, and long-cloths, is very steadily supported ...

... think there wil not he much left in warehouse In the course of two or three months. The reports from most parts of the kingdom speak favourably of the progress made with wheat sowing. The seed hasin general been got in tolerably well, and a larger breadth ...

... intkhred, are scarcely . Adequate to cover the sost eof;Vrodr5dton. There is not much an .:doing In wool; and, generally speaking, theiquatations remain ru pretty much as they were, thoug'h some sorts are perhaps H scarcely so easy to buy. BmteooliaM ...

... de- mand, and prices have undergone very little change at any of the leading provincial markets. Our advices from Scotland speak favourably of the progress made with harvest, and of the quality of the different kinds of new grain, samples of which had ...

... was nevertheless firm, both at Lditburgh arid Glasgow, 0 N inesday. welo iegrowittq The accounts front Irclanti generally speak well of te crops, but the improved lotte of tile reports fron, this J b d inspired holders with conitidenice, aid previous ...

... though somewhat firmer, has not as yet become sufficiently active to admit of enhanced rates being realised. Our Scotch letters speak favourably of the progress which had been made with ploughing and other field works; and though fair supplies had been received ...

... the ?? tradr. In the raw silk market there is no now featuro to observe. The brokers' - monthly circulars, just issued, all speak of prices b ing firoly _supported. The stock of silk left on hand, of all descriptions, O Oon tho 31st Decembe!-, 1819, (n ...