... 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. ' ...

... !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 ...

... 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 ...

... . 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, ...

... 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 ...

... SHIP NEWIS;- liaxsroL, Atra. ?? the Eritish Vo1j`ntees1, iacqs, from Antigua; .Rsclae1, Sirith, and ding David, helstone; froni Nevis. The .above ihips, cuft their Cablis and iiedfriaM Nexiidn the 3d July, with Setweeti 30 a'nd 40 other slssps, n- der convoy'lof the Carysfort frigatc, in con'sequenice: of tlbe Freach squaidroht blig wifhin five leagses of that iand. The ships for London arid ...

... , ? ?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 ...

... : :. ; . - . . / CALCUTTA GAZ TTE. E- ,, - I ortWViliiapsi, Jpe 2, s The Calcutta, belonginn to lengd, form'erly L oni mand~d ly .&1 Drvdale,'wi.h *.vas' cut oa neo thrlrye itsago, and converted into an aimed ship, in the:ierlsice of~thl Ra7a ?? idbe.attlced- in: Sambaif Wivere bythe IonourayeCumax' .iuize, -Les irreres Un, Lieut RoeitDeaie and care. ried a'i r a shaip a~ion'of 40: minutes; in ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...