... LO~flwk MARKXETS. : C9RN ax EXCANGE, MOVDAY OCT. 27- The fupply of Englilh Wheat this Morning was ,not .arge i Come prime runs fold carly at a fmall advance, but theifale became heavy towvards noon, and prices lower.- BArleyi prime bright parcels, fold dearer, but the fecond and third qualitiesawere much cheaper.-4iog Peere anrd New Ticks were chcaper,, but Boiling Peafe, with fmiall B eans, ...

... The Lutaward Jiland fleet, juft arrived, has brought 6ome a confiderable quantity of Welt In'dia produce-7 'The price of all kinds of Well India produce'are rather lower fince our laft report, and likely to remain fo until the export for the Northern parts of Europe recomi- mence. The 1EaR India Company have declared for fale 29,33z bags of fugar; as alfo 4415 bags of fugar privileged, on the ...

... Corn Exchange, Monday, June 1S. We had confiderabie quantities of both fine and or- dinary Wheats up this morning, Which'fold at a reduc- tion of Ss. and 4s. per ?? and Oats have likewife arrived in plenty, and ?? Peafe, partaking of the generaldeptemlrnof the market, are 'fo lower, as are indeed e ther fort of Grain. Fine flour is down to its late i dof 65s.periack. CURRENT PRItCE OP GRwIN5 ...

... *LDNflON I?ADKETS. .CORN ESSCRAN'G-E MO{DfAY, Aertt7-. We hiad this worning a pretty :gnod fupply of jEnglijh- Wheat, yrt the price lias adeanceS from js. to 4s. fincit lail Monpdoy.-Bezlly ~f .an inferior qesaliy wvas Ausze in de- mand, and prdcn red' an advante or zs. 6d1. per qeuarter. Fine famiptes f~or Mlrdling were alfo niuch wsrdned,' and rhoe Iprice has ?? of a prime qoiality seers ...

... Corn'Exchange, Monday, May15. . . . . . . ?? . 5. We had confiderable arrivalsof Wheat his morning, tr~ and notwithftanding-the prevailing decline through the an week, fine famples to-day fetched nearly laft Monday's t ?? has fallen 3g. and 4s. per quarter; and In Malt, of courfe,is become heavy, and lower in propor. w ?? and Grey Peafe are ftill upon the declinre, w as are likewife Tick Beans ...

... 'Sunday and'eday-ysPo., PORT NEW-S. DEAL, AU:G. 1 IS morning the Dettftaidhixpbojon, T and Fuy bombs,- ag-in s ailed owi the Donsa with the expedition, contifting of a .flet of iai-ecuppered trainfports, under the direaioit of Liemeiamits Goodiman and Coe4alie, 1isuig oin board the tft Regijeint of Guards, s2d and 6,d Regaillents, the ?? and Artillery, t611her evilh the outward-bi>und merchant ...

... ColRN ,EXCHANOR, LONi)o:, Mlnday. Aag 24. ; We had not a large fupplv of Old Wheat to-day, a few new faamples mad6 their appearance, the finef, of which fetched 745. per quarter. Tlse other forts Icarcely maintained ?? Monday's ?? and Malt have varied but little from the ternias laft. quoted.- White and Grey Peate are upon the whole cheaper; though for a few prime famples of New Suffolks, 61. ...

... Corn Eaxeltange, AMon do, illhrch 21. We had not much Wheat up this day's market; the fales werehowever dull, and pricesno ways improved; and this, in fome degree, owing to a plentiful quantity of Flour on hand. Very prime Barley nearly maintains its price; but the ordinary does not keep piece with it, and is rather cheaper.-Malt, and moft articles except Oats, were lilkewife ?? Peafe in ...

... Corn Exchaenre, Monduy, January 11. r We noticed lait Monday a fall in the price of Wheat, ., and this has been followed by a farther decline to-day. y The quantity up is abundant, and exceeding that of any if arrival for fome time palf. A very few fine famples of s, White Wheat -vent off at 7Ss. per quarter, but all other r forts were deprcffed in value confiderably, and much dleft over the ? ...

... ANOTYIUR ACCOUNT. Yefferday a moft whimfical fcene of difappointment, confuLfion, and uproar, took place in Bedford-fcreet, Covent-garden. In confequence of orders fent to almoft every part of the metropolis, and letters ad- dreffed to a great number of profeflional gentlemen, in the name of Mr. Griffiths, of Bedford-ftreet, his houife, No. 37, was beret from an early hour in the afternoon, ...

... LONDON MAIUKETS. C61o6 EXCHANGE, MONDAY, MAY I2. Our expeibations, founded on the finenefs of the wea- ther, and the extent of the Foreign Supply, have been folly jutified, as Foreign Wheats have this day fallen -from 7s. to sos. and Englifh ones full Gs. per quarter, fince this day week.-Barley, both of a fine quality, and alfo the inferior defcriptlins, have fullained a redudiois of from 3s. ...

... Corn Elchange, IkIoriday, Decemnber 5. W'e had a tolerable fupply of Wheat from Effex and Kent, and the fales of fine famples were reafanably briik in the n orning, and at -an advance of Qs. and Ss. per quarter; thltrade, however, flackened towards noon, and clofed heavily, though with no apparent abatement in price.-Bar~eyelhioha, decliffed towards the clofe of laz urei 4At bettered in price, ...