... of ?1?ofltIa?? ?o dA etine?r?ap. 1 jTOM'tWDY'5 LOIION GAZETTE. 3RAANKI.IUPrCX SUPER4SEDED. cilaresorl; marketNI; ercer. HCO lilhrclh, Soop, fiurrier. Sole. Procter and Co. elewitt. Mr'te ai;1. C~ooper, Shrewvsbnry. GryS ol ncititdl.e tanner. Sols. Mr. 1 rtcmnn Artm- ajb° and Fcenlzaftl1 ( caclh-mlaker. Solicitor M~r.Kay, Ders ilaldiflgj110 IollbM F frihehsTh, letnch tgliet~ lisvs tanneir. Sol ...

... SHIP NrwS. Come in since oer ?? Traveller, Ilammond, from New- fouridland-the Friends, Renner, and the Triton, Marshall, from New Brunswvick-the Nautilfis,Tull,' form Quebec-the Acorn, Longdill, from Oporto-the Lady lamilton, Kerr, fr. Gibrattar -L'Etoile, Achille, from Bourdeax-the AMlbioi, r- Ui from Gallipoli-the l'ortiand, Whitmore, from' ?? John, Withycombe, and the Active, Westlake, from ...

... PL Y.JO UTII,'April 23, 181 6. Monday, MayI 13. Arrived the ship Eliza, Captain Dinnn, fronr Tritidad, with sugar, rum, &c. for tlish port; and the Flora, Palmer, from Liverpool.-$ailed the Briton, Lavis; and Robert Taylor, Adamsonu'both for New-York. Tuesday. Arrived the Waterloo, Wright, from Guern. ?? report that Lord Exinouth, with his squadron, is gone up Cbannel, turns out to be false. ...

... TH E FUN-,DS. SAruRDAY.-The near ap'proaeb of the sett ing day for Ibe Jiidun r y account, Mihlc i s Oi F riday next, has greatly enereased ihsiness during the. wveek at tle S91teok ,xebhailge, and the fintids have undei,5oie miuch ng ifllttation. On Alonday the olli tal -tattement 4e- ug' jpectilu tle prodfeof thle re veuei duiving the qva-rter. h just expired, ocvasi-oned a materal adyance,. ...

... I ;m IallbaI)IO K 011,41011 Iflarlato, CORN-E XCHAN.VGE, Mronday, May it. There was a small sapply of Euglibhi Wheat this morning, which was readily takn (Al'h by the Millets. at the early part of the market, at an '-dvatice of about 2s. per quarter on last londay's prices.-.1arley being in demna1d. was rather dearer.-ylye, BWats, aud Peese. mntainilned lastweek's 1'itee.-'i'IAe O1 trale was ...

... I COR N-EXCIHANGE, Monday, Nov. V0, Two O'Clock. There wias an abundant supply of English Wheat this mornilng, whicvh met a difficultsale, at areduttion of aboat 2s. per quarter for line sarmlples; the middling and iinfarior sorts remain ?? has declined 2s. per quarter in cansequence of large arrivals.- Boiling Pease advanced le. per quarter; Grie Pease maintained their former ?? Beans wver ...

... - o rf- CORN-EXCIIANGE, Mouday, May '29, Two o'clock. There was a liberal supply of Wheat from Essex, Sutrulk, aud Kent, this morning; fine samples ex- perienced a dull sale, at a reduction of full 28* per quarter since last Monday, but there is no hmlandf I for middling and inferior Wheats; they continue almost unsaleable.-'t'here were several fresh arri- vals of English Barley, which may be ...

... PLYMOUTH, Nov. 25.i.-The Freneb brig of war La CLuirassier, which arrived here on Saturday, from Barce- lona, is placed under quarantine. Several Spa uish Officers are stated to be on board, whb surrendered themselves at Barcelona. and amongst themn the celebrated Gen. Mina. They will land here as soon as the vessel is liberated from quaran- tine, which ig expected to be to-morrow. The ...

... . . - I FALMOUTH, September 29.-The Ameriean seboofler Baltimore, Hubbard, which arrived here on Friday, from Amst-rdamif, in 19 days, (being obliged to put in having sprung a leak on the 19tb inst. in lat. 46. 17. long. 20. 19.) o the 13th iust~i. lat. 40. 07. long. 13.24. spokeatn English brig n i Martinique, bouad td London, with a- ship in company ;'on the 23d: inlIat.:47 0; long- II-.1S. ...

... II Tire Corn L ?? the sufferingi of the fdrmers If through the changes which have occurred isince the war, any ir Government would be most culpable init iterfering with the ir resent corn laws without a clear prospect of a very beneficial It is necessary that any, §tatesman, before he throws s into-uncertainty the greatest bran ch of industry in tire country -before be excites general alarm ...

... FAIRS AND . EAT MARKITS. . DEVOvJ.-InJun8e. A sbburton, 3; Buckland Monicborum, -Down St. Mary. 7; Ottery, 8,. .m. 10; Drewsteigntoin 8; Egg Buckland, 9; Plytnmuth-q.rn. 10; Exeterg ?? 11; Tiverton, 15; Southmoitbn',6; Bucakfastieigh, 17; Nevvton Si. Cyrbet,21; HatlierIeigh, ?? Alpbington; 23 Ermjng- ltn,- -Newton Abbdoft;Witberidgd, 24; North Bovey, 98; 'Uffeulrn, 29; Axitinster; 80. C ...

... RE ~rVIEW OF THE COaN TRADE DURING* THE PAST WEEK. (ExPt rsrtle frmsa tbe Mal, Taslle EXroste I Dulness is usually tihe Chaaclteristic of ti.e trade at this season, ?? hgbera arsrepaxrt it-lakrl ?? Al fle} stake And dutrmts late years ?? ses er'prills iitrt! prsssltcit'e a irt pmla ::f Agricssltttra disiress I'ty ?? fimtststs0 l'ng lI tdt rs hi rto I* ?? tnr'rkt, it Order ito rptal'' casts, ...