... ALI KEY IHER D. caci .1 r- Corn-Exchange, Lolidon, Monday, O6. 14, 1805. tion be We bad again a further 'tood tupply of Wbeat fron tbe I for Effcx and Eent, and with it dull folesand declining prices In a -the fine; lower a.dout 5s. per quarter, interior more, 0ou c and ahlnolt unilaleable. Baricy and Malt leep pretty le; Jair, at lalt ?? Peasfe rather dearer. Grey y -he Peafe are Lip in ...

... !IIARIET HERALD t . t .Z- Corn-Exchange, Lofli nr Monday, July 8, iK We .ad a good fupply of W heat tod- ing fome left over fi-oln aial v eek, pn 0 dN ai d hr per quarter on fine, and more oiu otj St' i inferior quality; good I'ed 'Wheals ave(rud to 791. per ?? is kar0, anid. 6°a- , 4 per ?? Peale likewif0 are rife; they ailo were a l'canty 1upply..Bcag65a ttary, hardly maintained laft prices ...

... M.ARCET HE RALD. llY, Corn.Exdhange,Lottdos, Monday, Dec. 19.,1803, the 'Our arrivals of.Wheat to-day were, on tle vhole; with qd.; he addition of a few'foreign dergoei, pretty confideraole. up. I reference to prices, faniples ol' the fineli quality. fcapcly aft,: reaclied 60s. per quarter; and the ordinary weir heavy ple. ?? and chleaper. 'Barley and Malt fell rather brifky, and at fome ...

... Corn-Exchange, London, Monday, Aug. 20, 1804. At the clore of left Monday's market, anr extraordinary Li flart took place in wheat and flouir, arid higher prices were o derualided than contained in- our report ottthat day. The faies ` ere brilk at tie ewly part of this miorninig, but left ,off rather heavily at'noont, at the advanced prices below. 2 Y Fine Daintzic famiples bear fhe higireft ...

... SWEET BAST 80 . . thy foft check glows, An emblem of the living .of- ! Thy brexb, a zephyr Teems to rife, And punid arc tby ball-clof'd cyea 1 And dent is thy feowy breafl, * Which gently heaves io traufient tiil J a\r.c, d; earning is thy infant brain Oi'pieafuie, undiftuto'd by pain ! Soon ftlall thy youth to f arrow life. o\nd tears ?? ditn thofe ?? eyes ; /.n. Harms fhali rada that living ...

... AILAiRiET HERiLb. Corn-Excharnge, London, Mioy 7 l S9ince our laft, we have had coil) erable WMteat, and althougngh'i 'falids Iiib B jn;' ib00 4 se of WeXcdnelday & Fridliy cottitit5:6 a, Yetr, utan , iple fupply; UpOl tisa article a e lvi. le I lo1 at ,1 4 vident confiderable decline il prie, tu ; ferve: in our quotation below. The i7o L, as illa I l e upplied the m ,arket with lenty ot that ...

... The dye of the prefent offence is of a deeper hue, as it compriled the fcheme of iagnitude far beycod theaconfi- deration of wealth, viz. a plen to revolutioniae the Brnzils, '1 atid render it independent ofthe.Crown of I urttagal. The B Contriver is a Brasiiian, Joze Borges de Barroc, a man of R aftonifhing intellecual powers, who, for former mai-prac- tices, had been fent out of the country ...

... MA RKET HERA§DSi3I :eth - in; CORN-EXCANGE, MO eDAY, 'Marchi 13, 1o Ils confequence of the faddens change in thle apc , kcpublic affairs, and the ftagnation vf water.CIrrisg 0 to the insprefs for feamen. our Supply of Gri an day's market was rather fihort. Hessec Wheats~ 1,,g orvanced from 4a. to 5s. per quarter firce laft Mlonday' B,, Oale- ley and Malt may likewife be itated at es. PPCqq ...

... MARKET IIE._ . _ I' Co0sti tEXC1rAS Pt, AlOodavl, Slrch Out artlsts-i W ?? day aere.prett, the rules att usideiot ctlulilkts prevailedl e It(~ about 2s. per quoricrneaptr-, thofe ut could not finid buyers bat upoi terms ?? r,, i tageous..- 4rlet lhtas likewife giveu w fupply very ?? renilailks withont * WMie Peafe, partake of the ,el ?? nmarlkt, and ate ebeaper -Tbe tw, ' tictlarly new ricks, ...

... o Of Corn-Exehange, London, Monday, Nov. 7, 1803. ot Our arrivals of VWheat to-day have been finall, and I c- hence the fales made were at an advance of is. per quar- ut ter on the average. The fupply of Barley was likewife f ia fhort; and good Malting famples fold is. 6d. per quarter t d- higher than laft week. Malt fells at rather better prices. as Beans are dearer, there beihgii tit few at ...

... MAR KET HERALD. CorN EXCEIANGO, Monday, Alay 2, 180$. In the article of Wheat to-day we have to note for your governo ent that the fupply was a lhort one, the fales brilk, and at rn advance of 2s. nnd Ss. per quartcr.-Barley, although a Ihort fuppiy, bad not a ierv ready tale, yet prices were rather higher tban latl ?? Malt is ?? White Peafe, of which we have no greal quantity up, and ot the ...

... MARKEI HlR-ALD. Conx EXCIIANRE, Monday, Jan. 23, 18t85. We had tome remainders of 'A heat ove rfronm lai week, but Owinig to thle vweastl er, aud itte conifequent itterruptlon of buinetis ol tbe Thames, Icarce any tales A ere uawde; [lie prices thrretfre ril' to-lay vare metely a troucilpt of'. 1hXfe of tile end of the weck, but whith, infe pat ticu - hirs are ?? than tie ctrrency of lafit ...