... poor, at reduced rates, during the pre- fent high prices, and for granting premiums to h farmers and -others, for bringing corn, &c. to m narket, already amounts to upwards of woool. f~ A remarkable inftance of vegetatio ii appears at this time in a field ...

... ferved in Ireland, have fubfcribed 2Si. i7s. 6d.' to be added to the fund for the relief of the widows and families of their corn- radcs who ferved and fell in Hollanfd. The Canibridgefhire and Oifordthire regi- iments of militia have landed at Liverpool ...

... reduftion ory of ore-fixth in confumption has taken place. notil At Thirnk market on Monday laft there was a l large fupply of corn of ail.kinds, vwhen oats declined in price full five Ihillings a quarter, and other grain in proportion; and a great pait remained ...

... faI, that an artificial fcarcity of corn prevails in this kingdom, Lord Kinnoul . i[ated. in the Houfe of Lords, on Thurfday e, lad, that a fa~-sner living in the neighbourhood . of this town, having kept his corn hoarded up l, with a view' of ekorbitant ...

... EIGH- TEEN POUNDS, was fold in a -Half, a Fourth, and Two Eighth Shares, by RICHARD-. SON, GOODLUCK, & CuO.at their Offices, Corn- bill, Ckaring-Cro§f, and Nor-wicb, who have alfo fold, in the prefent Lottery, Nos. 10,505, and 17,686, Prizes of Five Hlunidred ...

... at- ?? the mfershants,..mariafa&urers, land- r owners, ?? s, &c. ivhin iit was nani- n moufy 'agreed Eo petition the Ioufe of.Corn' _ mons, praqyzng that t2 ep orton of woo1 to. :t Ire/anil, mzay nsh on~qny accour.t, epereiitteJ. . It is expeaed that the ...

... zve asn i opportunity touthe fgsor-to makesis efcape. A corn *~ plaint was therefore'made to the Admniralty, but rt or could'afford no reliefS by-ordering this'nnin to be de-' or liered p-at th law as epwsnt t ePon. The objef6 of theuprefent rule waspr ...

... to a&6 ex- cept as hereafter otherwife 'provided, ihall deliver in the ilatement required to be returned to the Commercial Corn- nifionero for fuels diffrid ; and the Income of every fuch ?? ihall be cognizable only by fich Commercial Com- anifioners ...

... LONDONf MARKETS. Cr - - al v f n ...

... ;-the infcription-as iri fcriptions ought to be-lhort and nmpTe. Lately Mr. Francis Tadman, jun. was ap- pointed Infpetor of Corn Returns for the town of Beverley. On M~onday Talst Colonel Siothorpe, one of. a the me rmbers in Parliament for Lincoln, made ...

... Wilton Copeuihagecs Coals Commerce', lopper HIull Fla ' Clyde, Boocock Ditto, Corn' _, Eric Allberg Gefle Ballfll ?? . Hcige Dantzig ' Coals 23. Jane, Carter 0.Hyll Corn -,'Jacob ShIaltz Pillasi Ballaf( Eysibour; Yvue 28.-The Pomiona armed Ihip, and ...

... there fore obligdto break'offinthe midft of an impref v addrefs'to her, and pipreced to paia g the awfisl Le'- tence of the law;f'.WhenIheb s imrnediate'y ordere, from Court-,.llac Oater, iltyof forgery.fentenee refpited until t~ue next afeizesa.(&e his ...