... commenced in the Russian cmpirei of . cdtty, paper, gioves, &c. &c. but above alJ, to the full sored granaries, and fertile corn fields of ?? i, ?? and Aroerica-lritish qapittl advasiced for culture and for ?? wareiahuses already oveyhcoaped-the British ...

... containing varety o ifi i ?? of| the facts and opinions stiiell by tbc witnesies. and oF the enrclusions drawn from th-am by the Corn- m tee. c We shall endeavour to commonitate, tor the public information, as truch of this evidence, and uoihe accodipanying ...

... inquiry. The following is the Report:- From the period of their submitting to the House their last Report, the attention of your Corn- mittee has been directed to the Commerce of the Unived Kingdom with India and China, and the trade between those countries ...

... Yes'erday, though thle elouds si still bear a watery aspect, tontinued ftir-wind w . N5 W. VT he damage sustained by standing corn has sol been consid ?? ,Journal. To . _ _ __ _ - th, CADLIALOWER. ab As catil;iower is a Ilol t d Fsira ble , SO be it deserves ...

... supply of fresh fish this week. 2s 2d to Is 6d per lb. Shetland Ling, 289. to 29S; percwt' Salt Herrings, per brl. 26s. DUBLIN CORN-EXCHANGE, MARTCK 5-Th0 was a good supply of Grain in market to-day, tiud the prices of Thursday last were maintained. Prime ...

... the,bayonet. Under this law we have seqn several. meetings diapersed. Did thle speakers violate any knowni law? Were they guilty of public or private libel 1 Did they utter treason or sedition ? Not at all. The harpiesi of the law were ready to pounce on ...

... bags w6era sod;and ~to-da thle sales were 4000 bugs, at an advance of *d toa ~,d per lb on last week's 'prices. LIVrERPOOL CORN; MARKET, Fvi. 14.-We noted last Tuesday a f'air demand for. Wheaiot, and an advance tipon the finest qualities of id per IliOel ...

... Soap, white, r stone, 5s Od , brown do.' 4ps d ; Candles, per lb Cd; Moulds, Sd Caiibers' fat, 3s'4d, 3s 6d; s ad per stone. CORN.EXCHANGE; SEPT. 2.-We had a good supply of all Linds of Grain at market, and a fair demanid, but witaout any iadvance in price ...

... Reow-Rusaiao, 42s to -; Irsh, 44s to -s per cwt. -Sop v per stone 5~ Cd , rown do -s Ci, atilS, Pty~ lb Odi IO ?Lo1tit, $h,I CORN-EXCHANG, SEPT. 23.-here was a good suppily of Wheat ?? Oat tmrka ?? fell 6d. to Is.par Priiuue White to uo *. at- ott :ta ...

... that the ha'o~.le of Igelotnd were only advised to obey, tire law. 'Illre is ?? did riot call tin tire people not to piiy tithes (bear. hbezar, hear), It, atlvtsed them nor to oppose the law in. iv 01CC tlteir pirioperty sho.ild he seittad (hear, hear ...

... Thouison' for takiiig 6,s. off foreign beef-aye, and he hoped the first act of the reftirmed Parliament would be to repeal the corn laws; then the people mould eat cheap bread, and plenty would be found in every cabin. The day of retribution was fast arriving ...

... Qudd; Kips, 212d to 24 t; Slattres. Ied to lgd ; Cordovan, 14 to 24d. WrISx~a-Imperial Gallon, 78. 3d.: Old, 8s. S-s. DUBLIN -CORN-EXCHANGE, ?? 7, 1832.- We had a large supply of new wheat in market; the prices of which met a reduction of los. ,per ba rel ...