... . IMARgFMERALD. CGorn Ea.tthan5; ~Ifondayi 3T41y 25. We had a' toreiable Ikpply of Wheat for this day's market, from, both E'er and Kent. Prikea alked at the early part of the day were rather higher than thofe afked laft Monday; yet the fales cloted hiavily, upon no better terms than thenacceeded to.-narleycomes up lparingly, and is ls. per qtarter ?? Pea2e continues (arce, and are on the ?? ...

... Corn Exe.urn-e, Manday, Otober S. - 4:-1 - .-1 -- I a .I Our fupply of Wheat to-day was comprifed of fome famples of fine old, and a tolerable quantity of new. The general currency of the latter cannot be flated higher than about 8Ts. but the old, of very prime quality, fetched 9Ss. per ?? is rather cheaper; but Malt, the fupply being a ihort one, main.. tains its ?? reafe have advaneed 10s. ...

... Newinarketfirft O6lober Meeting, 1808. MONDAY, Oalok ?? Shakefpeare's Diftount 8ft. 31b. beat Sir C. Turner's Jock, 8ft. 71b. Two-year old C. aOogs. h. ft. - Mr. Batfon's Charmer, 8ft. 71b. beat Mr. Lloyd's f. Zephyr, by Coriander, out of Peppermint, 7ft. 51b. Two-yr old C. 100gs.- Sir J. Shelley's Fianny, 811. 31b. beat Sir C. Turner's Bram- ble, 8ft. acrofs the Flat. 200gs. h. ?? Wilfon's ...

... SIMIH IEaLD C1 rLE MARKET. I The following is the fubftance of a Letter, written by the Bifhop of London, to the Lord Mayor, upon the fubje of aktering the Market-days at Smithfield: Fnllamn.houte, Julys , i 8A. MY LORD, There is,as 1, am informed, a Bill in the Houfe of Commons, pne object of which is to change one of the Market Days at Smithfield from Friday to Thurfday; what the. reafona ...

... Curan E xrchage, illondoy, June 6. The fupply of Wheat for this moruing's market has proved-fully adequate to the demand, and although thus amply furnilhed, the fiales were generally made upon nearly as good te.m-ns as laft Monday, but not, however, with an equal degree of ?? remains with no advance upon our recent reported ?? Peafe are cheaper, and that on account of fume expected foreign ?? ...

... -.MAlVVP'r -Tf illt The flands being pretty wvell cleared laftLs'celr, 1-iu i fupplyof Wheatto-day,tl;oilghtolerably fairprol.uced -no diminution in ?? having much Barley pp. that article, particularly Norfolk famnples, were dearer. Malt lilcewife fold more freely, and upon rather better terms.- White Peafe, and fhe two forts of Beans, have acquired fome little increafe of price, but not ...

... T H Corns trxchange, 1f1unday, Atcgiy/ 22. Our arrivals of Wheat to-day were mofl-y from Kent and Suffolk: the fuipply, however, was not large, nor the quality the fineft. A trifling ftayt took place in the morning, as ufual, but prices afterwards became flationary updn laft Wveel's ?? Peafe have revived, and are dearer; and Beans of the two forts acquire rather better ?? and Malt continue at ...

... Corn rxchange, Monday, Otober 31. Although but moderately fupplied with Wheat to- day, the brifknefs of laff week has, in a great meafure, fubfided, and prices were down Ss. and 4s. per quarter. The beft runs of New were from Effex, but fcarce any fine Old either from that county or Kent; to the latter qualistv we can attach no ?? is dearer.- Barley and Malt likewife have both gained on the ...

... NEW-1MARKET JULY MEETINTG, 1308. MONDAY, JULY 11.-General Gio ?? JOh'-o- Gaunt, 8ft. 7Ib. beat Mr. Like's FufCus, brother tO Forrefter, Sit. SIb. Ab. M. 50gi.-5 to 4 agl t; John- o'-Gaunt.- Ld Grofvenor's Sunbeam, 81R. (lb. beat Ld G. H. Cavendiof's Podagra, 8Si. .lb. 'Two-yr old C. 1t0hgs-5 to 4 on Sutibeani.-The July Stakes, a fubfcription of 5Ogs. each, 30gs. ft. by S-yr old colts, carrying ...

... Corn Exchange, Monday, Ausgnfl 8, There was a liberal fupply of Engliih Wheat this morning, the fine famples were readily taken off at lafl week's prices: inferior forts were a heavy fale. Barley was rather lower. Boiling Peafe declined fe- veral Ihillings per quarter. Beans of both fort were cheaper. There wns a confiderable iupply of Englilh Oats, which wtere fold at nearly lait week's ...

... MALIRE F1 LD. Corn Er/lesn-e, _3'Lsadsiy, November 14, C We had a confiderable fupply of Wheat to-day, and a fine famples were 2s. and 3s. per quarter cheaper than laf Monday. The trade was likewife r emarkably dull in the difpofal of the inferior forts, which experienced a decline bevond that of finer ?? has rather gained on lalt week's prices, and Malt continues quite has high as then ?? ...

... ICorn Ervcaltognw.Momduty, Ifihrchl 7. Our Market was fujiplied with a large quantity of Wheat this morning, in the fales of wvhich there was very little brifknefs, with a decline in Red and ordinary fanrples. The fele& and curious found buyers on nearly the fame terms as laft ?? Nvore a declining aipec&: the fupply a moft ample one. Malt is likewife heavy, and has gveen way with B.Laley.--W ...