... alarming riot. The affair began with a trif Jing quarrel between a feller of potatoes and an old woman WhfO, eKafpCCrted at h silt( ing an exorbi tant price, overturned a bafket of potatoes, which were quickly gathered tip and carried off' by the ( furroundsiig ...

... of rhe feafon, th x-ve mention, that, caithin thefe few days, two gr gentlemen in the neighbourbood of Glaigow bI have bad potatoes at their table, raifed in the Ca open fields. ed A letter from the Continent, dated thle fe 1-th of April, received in Glafgow ...

... to 7-J d. per pouns- Xr ~al, - 4;f4. to 7d per 0ount1E. Mutton, - - soE. to £ i-cr pounnd. Pork - - 3,. to 6 . per pounous Potatoes, - 25. 4d to as. fi;!. per peel Thl;e Quarcrn Loaf of fine Flour, i.s Englilli Coals, 5s- per boll. Raw h-rides, sd. to 7d ...

... 729 d6o ?? ftojfg ditto. - 1' Rye, 28 ' i~i:do.7 ,,M . from -Itto., i tt;, I564go f6on ditto. - Tliereire-rh ?? i4 tons of 'potatoes'im- .ported,---zzoif-whicli carne' frdmn I lol'land, wvith a , By ierthr'rpr E4ihurghi4fl t 'Ie, wze lav-'thi aibre'of'ear`i' ...

... -.o.fromdo. Rye, 2,783 do. ,9-16 . . . from do. is Oats, 19,565 do. Xo,885 . . . from do. There were likewife 1 14 ton of Potatoes in- ported, so of which came from Holland, with 420 qrs. of Beans. The'large fupplies daily ie arriving and expeded, mull ...

... I. U ll I. ! N— e.t. M.iy There was a tblerabte quantity of new potatoes for tale z: ail the principal markets of this city yefterday morning, and were from zod. to 2.:. the pound. There were alfo fonse green peas, for the firlt time, which fold at half ...

... lar.e, 115s. xefd. Rye, 90s. 3d. Barley, I 645. Bd. Oats, 451. nd. Beans, 765. 1 id. and Peas, 765. Bd. The plantation of potatoes has likewife hern re tarted in fome fitu.tiom from fimilar caufes; but on the whole a very large crop of this valuable root ...

... intercourfe between Hollana and lrrance and this counttry is encreafi'ngndaily; our lrnimphrts include large f'uplies of p-otatoes, r york, bacon, beet, wltear, oats,'leather, hides, madder, gin, currants, wines, linen, &c. anid our exports 'embrace molt ...

... Mrs. Chefnut 49 0 0 I Mr. Mts. White 67 o a Meff. Morcton,&-c. 43 0 0 Total sc32a£. 6s. 6d. One hundred and feven tons of potatoes were, . during the lafl wetk, r-ceived from £lolla'nd, t On Saturday in the COturt of King's-Bench, Tay- lor 'v. Birdwood ...

... the dear.: nefs and fearclty offodder.. The tOwing of barley in fome difirins is onijuaft finifhed. I he planta, tion of potatoes has lildewife been retarded ini Come hltuations front hrrnilar caufes; but on themwhole a very large crop has been put into ...

... Peri, Ivs-- ■ ?? .tit .tc . -:Vt . V S, ?? -sid WV C-tmealpp-: ?? ?? ?? ; '.Ito Sd Bearmeal _- . : ?? ?? . __■ rd to Sd Potatoes SJI .; • -.a : , ,S i'eal i.el to 7.1 Eg^eTdozen sdn ; V, 1 ii (partem ?? of Fine Flour, is. rjd. AN AUCTION OF BOOKS ...

... intercourfe between Hol- X land and France and this Country is increafing C daily;, our Imports include large tupplies of. potatoes, pQrk, bacon, beef, wheat, oats, lea. ther, hides, madder, gin, currants, wine, linen, &c. and our Exports embrace moft articles ...