... i ETI-NG VE I!NKElk $ ?? I. . l ?? o .t rnonp 'rlnwL a meet- Il ?? -l:7 o- . sw* ?? . to ,.\iefdqay ittonn, ttt,.ne ci4ikt a meet- ,. ng .~ . , bld >,itA:h!t~ llXotJ . cix',$3 ere of the el- Utsrch ants, Bankc~ .,s,>ip Owvnerxs &- to. ?? h~ .sprls hei £eitkizjtai~ ii- lpoz L o.;fiheiiKQK .s jgnAt~ corfiiutioit, titd tlat b~onouz id~intPen-; .n . . encec af their. otlsttyy ? Abmt twclve o ...

... MARKET RH1HALD. r. . n r Comr-Exchangc, London, Monday, Dec. 5,1803. y Wle 1Iavp very confiderablearrivals 'of all Grain to-day. r Wheats, of the o rdiunry kind, colitimle on the decline; but the ffile nearlv ?? 'laft -Monday's prices. Barley is a liikilh further depreflcd by the large infddx; and Alalt, S of courle, falls with it; Peafe, of both forts, are alfu a trifle cieaper; but BcIans ...

... -d eR M ALL klBTm=P~) e Vomn-Eachainem, London, lfrinday, Jut e i3, in3, e tbhough we have now ani unisiteroupled filgsplv of all d Grain, the Whheat trade is briAk; arid 2s. 1r ?? It deairi hpn laii Monday. Barle s y3 r lat the ftme,; . w ief lss alnd Olc la(te' 2s. per qvuater Ihelirr, wit vevr little dwmandgforeitlaer. ' In (Jats-we have little va- r- riation; the feupply being, good anrd ...

... . : Cor-i-Exchange, London, Monday, Dec. 12,1803. We were svell fupplied with moft graiiito-day; although the markets of Wedriefday and Friday are always trifling compared with Monday's, yet Barley and Oats had -a ltart on Friday: but, to-day, have both fallen back to the prices of~this day fe'rinight.. Fine White Whedts, of prime quality, fetch nearly the fame as laft MIonday; but the ...

... Corn-Exchange, Londnn, Monday, Aug.15, 1803. For the time of the year our fupplies of Grain were very confiderable to-day. and at firft of the morning, Wheat fold at ift Monday's prices; but towards the clofe, the fales were dull. Barley and Malt remain fitationary at Jaft reported prices. Boilers and Grey Peale continue dear. Beans are cheaper. Oats are a good fupply, and thofe of prime ...

... IY NrWAIAIKETTHIItD OCTOBER 0 HOUGIITON | - I .~ ~MEETING, P4D0NAY, OC-TOBER 31. ?? I I T . .. . . .. . X .o A. ?? . - d .1 . . .. it Lord Grofirenor's Nortlanmpto,, 8itibeat Mr. JHowortif's n FlamLeaa,8131b D. M. Oqgts.-Threeto Ion Flambeau. Lord S4ckvifle's ch c by Pot8o's 9ft beat Mr. Wilfunb'S )f Merryman, 6UI'wo vyrid C. ?? to ?? Ld *1 Sackville's ch C; -fl)uke of Grifton's Penelope, 8ft ...

... . )xiT .gERAIL Mr CrEXhangq,fLondon, Monday, July 5, 1803. Is, We hgave n doll Marliet tu.da`Y, andal asan scb~C then on laft MondaYs Wheat, in ?? o er, a . rosy be~noted onl trieprices-below. are is diespe, tO and no demand for Malt: Peate. LI enftedf ferent fartso are alike flat in fal. Plond Oats find buyers ee at nearly laft week'a prices; but inferior famples are rather at cheaper, F lour ...

... MAK HE R,! .D i Corn.I3eclitasge, to;aidots Ilionddy Sept. 191Y80 Thie dhirefs for matlF~at* atthe. mrllF becomes zer ally very ferios, andsttse WYheat tvadb is in confeqoerrce very dulljwitb a rvdticttoro f 14!r per quartet finee lalt Monday. New-11Rye'obtairss high prices, but the Old has few buyers. Barley remonsa at the left quotedprice. Malt the fame. Oats are iiho*i rnpply; a-nd much ...

... ,? ?? S CUNJ) oCupulzR IElT1XG. . Ld Tuelfd9yOt..LB. 1..l io'.2-yr old5 4oit carrying Bit 2111. t-: Wr. Ytilabrigs b c 1errynians b Bu' i *d 14dOru enimr's b C Frtinli, ?? lBflI _ 2' O'il 3e Lti (,ke isot a br c by bir. I aj - . S| t, M *.ladiru1e'sch c veloit l~ieraby VolW;(¢.r - dr to . , f. . Inva ta4 9n Mlrrwlga., . na 9 Le firft Clals (of thv 06tober Oatiaind iitalses B .M. '3 ...

... - Coan-Exchange, Lesndon MonduyiSept. 26,1803. The late rains, and fceefflion of frue weather, has en- livened the corn trade to abrilsnefsnot lately experienced. Alehavetolerable fipplies of wheat, and the fales are free, but 0-Acesiemain without ?? and malt ba ve likewife a nor e teady ?? rye, for feed as before obfersed, it ,Iery dear, but hot higher than for.y- feven (hillings;-White peie ...

... TAARkE T,,M E-RAtz. - . - ?? firnt of the X nee per qqadrer heRVItpi' aiey ?? treh the Maloo JWingP' jirper qtsrter.-oatsg, a g Iwo no, . an ~di' tlt one, Milling aiod fiipen66e'er quarter °Ji tle P fc-,n!idleans,, ?? tuj- oit ?? Iteir pwtces. .Fi iS PjleltlfibI l irk-' . On boadSlii. as ande- ne_ Y Whcat 50s 58s Q4S p olandsditto Y .. e,: -h-- t;es a6s 6d8- or Rfe s '36s t d 'Grey Peatle. ...

... C ea Corn-Exchange, London, Monday, Aug. 8, 1803.- MoOt articles of Grain have dxperienced a rife-at this r ee day's Market, and that in confequencecof' the fupply be- - ing thort, and the demand conliderable,. wheat has rifen ~ lin~en this dley fea'nright frot '2s. tn Ss. per quarter. Barle~y ar ter iialt have likewife a britk fale, and prices rather bea- b e te.Grey Peafe are flarce and ...