... COiw RE.XCHAVCf, L0X'i0N, n ddy ;.Yu 14.. T'lss Masketf ras again but tiinly f li t Wheat td-day, which occafioned' qur Fadorsto demand rather finore moriey for fine farmples; the advance however, could not be fupported through the day, and -the trade left roff heavily. supon jaft Moay'3s trnss.,v Barley and Malt are both dearer; the lupply of the former, of' prime quality, being hliort. ' ...

... . HADDING7 ON CORN MARKET, Feb. 7. 11r~,1 1- C.1.1 lo- ?? 1 . I 7 . ri- W\rheat fold heavily, and prices were rather a little lower. Barley was alfo of dull tale, and prices had a to confiderable decline; belt 23s. 5d.; current prices *-s. tty to 22s. Gd. Oats were nearly as laft week, beft 20s. Lr current prices 18s. to t9s. Peafe and beans 14s. to 17s. - 903 t bolls of Wiseat in the Mlarket, ...

... !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 ...

... The-lirijens ofthel 1srif~id Atriciin race'Wiltbipleal'- o ed tocei rn.t that dtn h orgo h alia PIOUS parroof ther ingidom, the popular fentiment has berif fier lioiy) Irrk ag Cf h ceintitiliarce of' that teat fl in Inumnal flell, whichl, to the dfrelthsnihe in; cd coiiitry, is 11)11 pernmittedt, if not eticouraIged, byv coug anq laws. 'In Yorltihire, this feelingi wat; ro gcneral, that Mr.1 ...

... 1hZ? M J4 .. ?? I~ni b~lpPFING ,. On ,iiriday last ancho ed in tle harbour the Atners Cnl ship Hienr ys lv~lvg beeti sentt to this port by- our fleet ?? off thie Isle of r in ...

... ?? : . ., u A I JE VSI . ' ?? tenorV fv . Addstionl51 Insiau`6tOn'. to the- Comniannde'S' of'1 all 3sps or /XWar. and .lrivateers, that have, Oror sa iave, Letter -Soft Mte~ Given at; our, 0 onrt At St. 'James's, the 2ist di y ~ lyU6 1inthe 46th yestr of urjreign, 1 Wherease we have ever beein deilrous tO Preverit jite; stvup tion beitig given to thL trade and corntnerce of every-state its ...

... CORN E.X(1-ihANG1j, LuNDno, FEB. lO a~ had~ but a nwckrate suj~ply of w.vhcal to-d.atS ples were rather dearer dias last hlondy, but terior quailty. id not ?? a propoltionlate -aiiinL. .nt in price. . trley. being likewise a short supply, fine0 it Suifolk -amples-fetched 3.,s. per quarter; thu other surts fully m antained their last reported valuo. \Witeepcuase anrd the tvwo sortas beausare ...

... MARINE INTELLIGENCE - A mail from the Leeward Islanids arrived an Tues- St dav. It was brought to Falmouth by the Duke of & I Montrose packet, in twenty-five days firona Tortola, Qf The letters state, that Admiral Cochrane was still Ju with his squadron in those seas, and thiat M randa cv wa, proceeding in the objeca of his expedition, of 1o the ultimate suicess of which no doubt was enter- eu ...

... ?? . A ai@ 5 l . :n M AI J; Z e Coce * 4IxcIlanie oimng, JWb wt6w 1a )6. eN). I Notwitianding our *P.g1Wbeat was very.Teot 'tI, thit5soiorig; yct ; b xmnfere f~et tha neioLger, Ver priw tuor any utie..ta la tiik jaf- week 5 ?? lpad t e qua~btiy of Bjrley up, e rhieflytfrow f eit; ice s qahe ai' ai le- Stb :nuo Vailli hl pr e.eae and ?? ar all of fes' them dear~r; oher'qlL of 1Ldrt~ui4pl-. ...

... , ? ?N?p Arkoli lo ?lw I 1-1-11 Thie leliaity, from Lirerpool to 'Malta, is taken and jarries Into Algeziras. The Thetis, Young husbanid, from Ciyde to Antigna, s taken and carried 'into Guadaloupe. PLYrMOUTS, Sra'T. ?? in thea armed shly fromma cruize; and ?? 6. guns, Lieutenant Darbr fomFal. nmouth. It is said that the transports, with the'troops tor the Secret Expedition, will leave the ...

... SHlip 2VW' .The Whonias, M'Bride. flon Greeiick to New Oriears, b a . been, fouhid on shore in the Gulph of Ploridar burnt by the -Nativesafter taleingont the cargo. Ile Johu and Mary, eld' 'from ,BrLstol t' Grenada, i taken andnearried into t.uadaloupe The Firan from Oprrto to Petersbursgh, is gbt. r.to Rams-. gate, PRter being on shore and deserted. PiLy~nuii, JULV ESra Sailed- for Falnoush ...

... SIJ I -NEZW. The T Esther, Flim, fron? Liverpool, islost on entering Gambia River, * The Mary and Ann, Mack;.from, Neyvwastle to Grenada, is lost at Barbadoes. . DEAL, JULj 3.-An English ]\!eE'senger (Mr. Bisilico).bas just landed here f rrb Boulogne.m ol e-came.out of that karbour in a flag of truce; and after being put on boasrd the Clyde, was t sent by Consmodore Owen, in a light vessel to ...