... have been pres.ent. The object was to hear the correapondence read that bad passed between Ministers,andtlteConminittee oftlhe Corn pany appointed to tret on the renewal of the Chart er. :.Sir Hugh Inglis frbrm the chair stated, generally tle nature, and ...

... duties~of importation in In. mn dia, on the plea of their severe- losses. He named bi an instance of the market of DMadras being corn- UI .pletely glutted by 8,0001 worth of European goods; cl an'd particularly deprecated, the fluctuations of trade ar zwhich ...

... This is to beitputed to that S share in the ship-building manufactory, which, by pu at favourable construction of the existing laws re- fo specting flritish regiitiy, lbs tbeen for some years back accorded to india, but which it is the oibect of the present ...

... the expafl of corn, he. p atiould. eflj0y in return tl: liberty, of imiport. But , ?? beiso fonn of the r144kas to loge si,,bt Oe b , the e~rpedzenztor to bavestch Un;UStdn 0IaragerPeets iiig .fair ?ay, as to esoluttW :lteep its laws uncaring i, Vb ...

... 5 ,5 Slating ?? 1,010 Painting ?? 1,182 Flagging the Area, &c.. ?? 1,591 Foundation digging, &c.. - .. 1,076 Commissions, Law expenses, and 5465 sundries ?? ?? ?? Total .. . £ 1 10,848 This large sum was raised as follows- 705 Shares, at the original ...

... India, blue,9 610 0 Purple&Violer,8 6 9 0 fine Copper7. 7 8 0 midd.Copper6 6 7 e infer. Copper, 6 0 8 6 as LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, no. Tuesday, April 14. go . At to day'a market we had an abondont supply of all sorts o YOGcaie amd not muchdersand; ...

... punished.-that the laws h a agamst th6 were enacted ith she best intention, r I must be a seed but haee not circumstances altered so a t much sincelthose acts passed, as to render the rigid en- is dforcenment of them improper ? If buying up corn in e I| one ...

... ? do R Tetley and coX2da 50c ztaves 148 hustus peas 975n 0 ?? Indian corn Rathbone, Hodgson and co Armatai L. Leeds, from Baltumore, .wi2 Ttl7ebre f50ur53S94 busha ladian corn 1824c 20stavesl28 pkga deerskinsfor IV and I Brown and eo85# ITT etaves ...

... Ojsche S . 5 bhids rum 1 bag pimeeto 3 logs mahogasn - Gibb sUITED STATES. . l'arahr J. Laws~os, from New York, with-63 bales cotton 10 , 3 tces rice 4960 bpohsh Indian corn 12,40)6 treso~iiis lfbc handspikes c ?? I pipe Madeira wine for Giandy BrotheQs ...

... of-this Work; Oan d for if Coommerce be important, thei i work, the scope -. and design of which is to improve- and promote corn. St merce, and. to reduce it to the precision and system of a e: science, must surely be bha with grtitude and re- R ,f spect ...

... 4rli;Egl SIF..R.. -. :: ]6 49' .i i Ve~l,lr-* f ta; ?? _shR 10 ' ?? 30pr5b ?? 3ef6 LIVERPOOL CORN% EXVCH~ANGE, j Tuesdayikmay ., . s . . e DoUing the last weh, the Corn trade was a ei , I stae. WhIch may tie also ap:ised to thi, c maeret; -a Ic . h ifera afot ...

... White . 44 35 VolassesBr.cwt.3Is.Od.a32.0d. Westindia B.P.X5 0 311 0 Rum,per gal. s. d. s. d. Jamaica 16 O.P.3 Oa3 3 Leewards corn 2 3 2 4 Cocoaner cwt. S. 5. Brimstonetonrrogt4, e Shumac simi5 - S. * Brazil ?? 23 11Osifde-perc%~`t-' b~ IN Fast ?? 22E Ashbes ...