... The Weft India fleets have brought home a very confiderable quantity of Weft India produce into our markets, which is at prefent very dull indeed, parti- cularly rum, and cotton wool, as alfo is coffee, of which article fome public fales have been lately made at rather reduced prices. - In the courfe of eight days, 1,48a,3041bs. of tobacco have been imported into London from Virginia,yet the ...

... 30. --The supply of Wheat this morning, though not very considerable, was quite equal to the demand, and with some remaining over the day. In respect to the sales and the terms obtained, we have to note, that fine samples gave way one and two shillings per quarter; and those of lower quality were subject to still farther reduction. Barley has arrived in plenty. Very prime malting samples keep ...

... -MA ET HE RAfD. CoRN Exo.AilGR, LoXDCo, Msndes, Oeober 5. We had a toleralrly good fupply of Wheat to-day, and the like diftin&tioh took place in the laies 35 lafs Monday, viz. fine faloples-were .full as dear as in the preceding week, and the ordiuary dull, and fomething cheaper. The quality of this day's arrival, it is to be obferved, was by no. Deans equal to thofe of this day ?? Malt are ...

... MAAKET HERALD. CoRn Excme.'cE, LorNDoN, Monday, Goler I1. A large fupply of Wheat, from Effex, Kent, and Suffolk, was furniffhed for this day's market, in the fales of which an evidenp decline of as. and 3s. per quarter took place, with much left ?? is likewife rather a falling article; and Malt hardly maintains its ?? Peafe,hitherto fo much on the rife, have gained nothing on the fales of ...

... . . . . . ?? The Commercial Code of Laws..erttitled T75e Code INaposp9sn, has been at lenigth completed by the Le- giflative Body of France. it occupies 36 columns of the Moniteur, and is contained in ft ur books, each confifting of a different number of titles, as they are term ed, and fomc titles containing ?? divi- fions into feRiions. We C31n do little more than give a lfimmuary of the ...

... CORN rSCnANdf.: a .. X ?? X 2tT9.-ZA heaviness continues in the sale; of #sost Grain dad IWhew, texcept for twine prime ?? samples, is still declinwm.g We 'have wut much Barley up,, or any grmat ?? ?? rease and Beans irc Ikewise but little sought after, and hence hoammnealinont in-price; *Very:few of dte former at MnrketVe-W have some rF oreign Oats in; this artic e b14dly sustainis lit week's ...

... The Lutaward Jiland fleet, juft arrived, has brought 6ome a confiderable quantity of Welt In'dia produce-7 'The price of all kinds of Well India produce'are rather lower fince our laft report, and likely to remain fo until the export for the Northern parts of Europe recomi- mence. The 1EaR India Company have declared for fale 29,33z bags of fugar; as alfo 4415 bags of fugar privileged, on the ...

... ColRN ,EXCHANOR, LONi)o:, Mlnday. Aag 24. ; We had not a large fupplv of Old Wheat to-day, a few new faamples mad6 their appearance, the finef, of which fetched 745. per quarter. Tlse other forts Icarcely maintained ?? Monday's ?? and Malt have varied but little from the ternias laft. quoted.- White and Grey Peate are upon the whole cheaper; though for a few prime famples of New Suffolks, 61. ...

... AM1IRTZAN COMMERCE. The -follobwiIsw -itcopy otl ?? Letter addrefred to the Confi;f of 'ie United States,'it Harambuirgl, to the ?? of American (hip', bomfd to that perr.' It difel:ofest ftilly'the preca- rious nature of the. underfanding which fibbifls betveen Fiance and America. The nreatiires to which the French have had.recourfe, in the port of HaniUtirgh, are marked by. their uftial ...

... - CORV -XCJ 4 G !, I I II 'We W a confiderablvl fuipu1y.- wheat r this day; | maiket, 9end which, except in a' few early falesil did not,l ob-ainfo naich money as laft weekh. The decline, however, was not fich as to juflify any aiceritior, from our laft currency for fine famples; the other forts were doubtlefI cheaper.- arley comes very fparingly to market, the rice vf 'which has gradually ...

... so r r. r _ . _r ?? The New Plan of Finanee. ha& for..its obje&, to! provide the means of maintaining the honour and -independence of the Britilh Empire, during the tnc4- fary continuance of the war, without perceptibly in-, creafing th-e burthens of the country, 'and with manifell' benefit to the interefts of the ?? creditor. The propofed meafure is grounded on the fleourifling ftate of the ...

... -0 S Bid a , LONDon. MAete.LiN MARC Ci .a6.-Thefupply of wheatto-day wau not 1arge, tlad yet (ufflcient to anfwer the demands oi our buyers. Prime famples obta.ned ?? prices, but the inferior was :dulland difficult of fale, unlefs at forne abate J rnent. Barley-tthe arrivals not b4ing numerous) has -rathcr gained u4oon' the turrercy of laft ?? Peafe, of the d'reri ?? and Tick Beans, are all ...