... MARINE :NTELLIGENC, . I The gazette coutaiuis a new order of council, with'l nrilsete direcctioccs relative to the performhance or qcOarailtillC. All vvssels bound to any pert between Leigh and Bervitck on 'ITwieed cuirnig From ?? places, tare ?? auarane- ciie in Whitebooth. roads, in the uluiustr. r Several ships have sailed fromn te 'l'yne this aweek, for 'Poiningeni thbe ports iis the ...

... [ C co~p4EXOHANENDA, APeu, g, k85 - I Our market'preseuts am e-vident progaessive decline-in. the value of most grain, and to-day wve. had a general heaviasts int~le sal s;'a few rlne ?? of oid wheat, it is true, Latched t'ull as mitch monley at birat ofth eh mornin~g ?? on the- tw~o or ehreepiebedling markdt-days, bu tthe ordinary sorts were cheaper: to thias wve may- add, that -barley is ...

... X XNRCNE. 1rLLIGEXcE * Omngto the , hiw S6A nt bohig ce~r of ice, it has been judged propereto delat , t~~e: sflifgt f the convqy from Leith for AVcbangelu tl t~ e I thof -1Aay.' The ship shavinfch' Iir~e 'ithe. hoiewar d-bmundconwoys from the BWaltic Will, itl fLturp, be dire4ted to call off Gotten- bur~rkh for the purpose of .aiordnig..prtechbaa to any trade whiuch rna be;ready to ...

... CORN ExCH4NOE, Lc3 li,AXAPI SL, IgoS | The supply bf wbeat to day.-:waa but a: moderate on-e, yet a falling market ensed, and pni \vere ?? by as. and 3s. per quarter upon fine taheple, and *aiher more upon those of inferior quality. Barley lkewisef which we have plenty, neither obtained purchasers nor prices equal to last Week Malt, and almo.St every other articlevnf ain, have,in some degree, ...

... 1~ ?? SO CONI o tt10v -Our arrivals oif Wheat ?? to ?? qualltity left ovtr last- *eeli formilung together an ample supply, a fuirther relducion in prices took place to-day, say, in fife sansj Ls, -. about lCs. per quLarter, 'and more in .tlu;se of o rduiry ql.i;lity. flarley is likelviie in plenty, cheaper, and ?? scarce any sales. Malt is also down ,s. and 45. per q lner. (Grey .pease keep up ...

... .CORN EXC NG , X, I linupa 2~ 1 ?? ?? ?,AIlce our East ot bis .diy e'n?ij?t, our msxket? grain has been on tbe d?cIine. T6.th? Wteas froM out5? coast, the remaining ovei from tsi? week, with some art?j?? of foreign,' we have a good su?p1y. but, ? *? very f?w buyers. This lagt circwns?y??? with the SaI? ?? istg@ ?ysr?tj?L wh?? be ?ott? b7 au?i?i? ? or. eaves us ?? of o.beeter Prices thzli' i!r ...

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... LI i ?? I ~hitd but X - id ling supply of WOat to-d'A _h picked samples (as was the case last .Mon4y). f.cbc I prices than gener~diy:quoad. Bark, ls dul ml sak ~al equdfly f 'tsJ and rather. cheaperi t. lte- pess ia varied niuch suiee es1e lat -~ Ye luve~ s-u rey. .pease at kest. Bearfs of bothi sores ...

... CORN EXCHAN1x LonGE izr N 20, zseo .nWe had not mariy fresh -atrvals ofvlwliat to day, but iav- . ong Soie on hn'd the ply upon'. the *hole was tiot a bad' one. Fine irniplees, at the -errlypart of the day, obtained id' vince of 3s. and 4s. p'er quarter, but noriogentrally through tiie . ry,* the ordinary du~ll. Good melting-barley keeps its price. V hire pease, beans of both sorts, and grey ...

... CORN EXCHEANGF, LONDON, JUXN 3, I80, Having a large supply of foreign whteat, and several thou- sand quarters novv onG sale at the Coffe-e-hoiw- up.stairs, at re- duted prices, it has caused a general declie ine trie market of about Ssi per quarter, with the late custsmary exception, howyever, of a few sele samples of fine wfiite obtaining ra- ther moe money than statct. inf our clsrrency. ...

... vfUTCH COMMERC2E. It was stated a few days since, on the authority of a letter from Rotterdams, that rigorosis measures were abput to be adopted for prohibiting all comnm.ercial intercoursp between England and Holland. The following code has already been adlopted upon ttdis subject r eT. The repeal. and abolition of all laws and resolutions cxisdng before this decree, against trading with ...

... I CORN EXCHANG;E, Lno,.DN, 3UNP 1 Our Lrnports of foreign wlhreat lait Nveek are stated at be-: ?? and 6pqrs. The filie, whetherofouy own growth of foln abtsad, are ?? and cbeapur, though a few' se1&-uim& Ls obtained rather more money than Ytated in ourcumrency KlowV; thc coarse and ordinary are at all prices, mostly de- iningl and a heavy sale. We have: uot much variation in euler barley or ...