... 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 ...