... MARKE.' HE1RALD. 1 Corn Eixc/wage, JAlondey, January 4. We had numerous arrivals of Wheat for this day's market, 'anrd of all dufcriptibdfs; but our buyers were jew, arid the fales extremelv heavy; prices of this article have decliued from is. to 49. per quarter, and much left ?? like-wife has comfee to hand r in confiderable quantities,and is ?? Peafe were quite as dear as laft Monday; but ...

... Corn Exchaenre, Monduy, January 11. r We noticed lait Monday a fall in the price of Wheat, ., and this has been followed by a farther decline to-day. y The quantity up is abundant, and exceeding that of any if arrival for fome time palf. A very few fine famples of s, White Wheat -vent off at 7Ss. per quarter, but all other r forts were deprcffed in value confiderably, and much dleft over the ? ...

... MARKsET HERALD. Corn E.rc/nuge, AIlonday, January 18. The Wheats up to-day were mnoflly from Kent, and the fupply a middling one. In the fore part of the muorning the fales were brilc, at an advance of about 35s. per quart'r, burrwere rather flat ?? Malting Barley was likewife ?? Malt Alfo has gainhed'foniething' updn'laft weeks ?? Peas and linall old Beans were a fhoft-upply; and eadi of ...

... D Corn Etchange, M1uonday, Jantary 25. We had a pretty fair fupply of Wheat to-day, which, with molt other Grain, rather declined in price, viz. Wheat about Is, and Vs.'per quarter, with a heavy fale. Barley and Malt wvere. likewife dull, at our quoted prices ?? variations in Peafe and Beans were not material; but Oatsof which we have con- fiderable fupplies, were ?? is named at 6(s. to 63s. ...

... Carnt Exrchange, Monday, February 8. We had rather more Wheat up for this day's market than anfwers the demand. Some fevr felect famples, early in the mo'nrng, obtained about is. more than on Monday lae;, but the fales, generally, clofed upon no better terms than thofe of that ?? Batleys, from Suffolk, were is. per quarter ?? other articles we have to note,that White Peafe were in fhort fupply ...

... Corn Exchlange, Monday, Feflriary 15. Notwithfianding the unfavourable ftate of weather, the ample fupply of Wheat for this day's market,fron, remainders and frelh arrivals, produced a heavy fale, and with a decline in prices full is. per quarter,-Or- dinary Barleys are cheaper, but prinse bright lamples maintain their ?? Peafe continue to get ?? Peafe,4s well as lorfe and Tick Beans, nearly ...

... _ Corn Exchange, Monday, Feb;-rary 22. We had a pretty confiderable fupply of Wheat this morning fine famples maintained'laft week's prices, but the fecond and ordinary fold heavily, and upon ra- ther lower ?? had not much Barley of firf quality; this article, as well as Malt,were both of them ?? Peas (Boilers) have furtheradvanced; but Grey Peas remain nearly as ?? was but little variation ...

... [ I TOVt'T Uri coil-lot. FR IDAy, FE I.4b.-Mr. Slj,¢riJd preenited the Pi- ?? Ile Withdrea on '.ihurfday, from the ForemaF and twelve of the Grand Jury of MiidllelL'x, flatine certain abu3se to eiift in Cold Buths Fields priflon. He ftated that the Jury had been diffolved on the 3d of Noveiimber, but that thy 'had 'afterv-erds obiained an orlei from ?? of Qu'arter S'ffionfot idfpeding the ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... Corii .Erc/aag-c, .llvrsday, ALarch 14. Our arrivals of Wheat to-day were not large. The Mealing trade, in fome degree, refomed its brik nefs, and in the fales better prices were obtained than iaft ?? was likewife evidently a fhort fupply, and foinething dearer, but cannot be named higher than in our laft currency, which rather exceeded the then prices of the ?? fells alfo upon better terms; ...

... Corn Eaxeltange, AMon do, illhrch 21. We had not much Wheat up this day's market; the fales werehowever dull, and pricesno ways improved; and this, in fome degree, owing to a plentiful quantity of Flour on hand. Very prime Barley nearly maintains its price; but the ordinary does not keep piece with it, and is rather cheaper.-Malt, and moft articles except Oats, were lilkewife ?? Peafe in ...