... Tulesday's Post continued. Firom tlhe Gazette oiF Saturday. T I-E Prilce Regellt in~s hbeen pleased to grant tlle oficbre of ASIvociIC Generall, or JiudgEe M::rtial of his M~ajesty's Forces, to Joltoll ecietet, Esq. iu thue roomn (If thle Right 110(1. Chmrles BLIItllers Suttoll, reso'nedl. BANKRVPTS . Henry ILuP.'. of lleolilal, Sutfaylli, farmer. (;Ierocolt I uhbs (note, of Sutton, Isle oif ...

... nonboll olarketo+ ,A CORN EXCHANGE, FEBRuARY 22. Our spply of Wheat from Essex and Kent tins ?? was but moderate; the mealing trade, row- ever, was exceedingly dull, anid last week's prices ini few instanees realized for superior parcels, whilst all f otber Sorts .Ire full 2s. per quaiter ?? d goes off particularly heavy, at a declitre of ot least r 4s. per quarter, the finest maililng samples ...

... LONDON MIAR-KETS. .:OR.V EXCIJINGf, .Joel 28. The arrivsil of Wheat since this ?? se'nilnight has iieriL prettya ottittdajit; wreeltss ve hiad UL hbiSiCkOtsS i:1 the trade this ulorisiog, aild tinle siales freely oh- Lailleft ak advititee of ?? per pilrter onl our la it qtilo- ' ?? Ald Malt are in scantlv gpls''1, ;tlild etilit 4S. per ?? hightet.-ln Ila ies ti;1 IPeias of Ibotl ,OrtS there is ...

... MAR RKET HERALD. CORN EXCHANGE, Moiday, May °8. There are large supplies of Wheat, chiefly foreign, causing heavy sales, at about Ss, or 4s. lower. Barley and Malt con- tinue to support the quotation. White Peas are dearer. Beans of both kinds are rather lower. New Ticks, 40s. to 46s. ter quarter. The supplies of Oats are somewhat considerable, ut few Fine;. the other qualities rather cheaper. ...

... LOND)ON MARKETS. I('Of.\v ?? ,i/oil 19. (1'r Mo 1 t rooitillul's Well SU[ip)i d s; th graill of every aInd.,.iui, ?? thlere is iL g~riit dulillis'. itI tile SIc.. 1IV ?? IMS ino varied fruii oiur lta4, tvfI prisi., lliat 11ail, ave lvll lower, henoce Mailt sills 1lint ?? v-le s Pead Voe Ilitive il'clillesl ill %iail, ;is icr ciii rIII, excl'it h1(rd scuall BlceLila, wtilich sell 'i clvl. 'I ...

... ,L-ONDOTN- MiAET. ' i ?? -. K ' .ET1& I *CONEXUJI4?GR. ?? We; hid'but a smiii supplyo ,f Fn!glissi ,7icitt at,- ,Market thlslmrni'ingi, and con'siderab)le brislnes3 !the; sale:,' tit an advatcs. of 4s. per qltdner nfit prices of this day ?? ic Eas losutmb in Edewand, ahd fill 'Is. per quarter dearie'r and t!here was a lively trade for Malt, although wedo not nott it auy highier-W. e Wcod a ...

... CORAV ?? 17. Nye had but nfew fresh arrivals of any Grain this moniniad luving a tolerable demand for Wheat, that article inet realdy sale at Mlonday's. prices. Barley did liot gd o[d so freely as on last unarket day, but Sone samples supported its price. In Oats, PIes, nid Beans, there was no ultcr- it lm . Lord Altiuorpe has deferred his motion for the |reipel of the Tax'es trlpnn Leather ...

... LONDON Mr,*IARKETS. CORN EXC1aNaGE, Jilly 15. The marhet' was tolerahly ?? (vith Wheats this morningc, whl expvriencedl a dull sale at first, but fine samples weist off prietty briskly towards iloou, altheougi with 110 ilpi'os'elo elit 1t in ?? is yet rather scarce, and sells very readily at our last ?? is tolerably plentiful, and meets a realy sale at the prices quoted ?? Pease were 1tsuc in ...

... LONDON MARKET6. - COR.V Fi.EXCIA.NGE, Sept. 22. Our marlhet has been but mnoderately supplied with Whaot, cither Fort hn or Enelishi, since this day sc'nniiht, and we had a riliddling arrival this morn- ino froml Essex aid Kent.-For real finc qualities of new there was a much briskier stile than last week, at aI tliilig iniprovemenit ill VIaUe, say 2s. to Js. per (p. anild manny sales were ...

... CORNi EXCHANGE, ?? 26. The present fine seasonable weather removing the apprebeusions which began to he entertained for tbe ensuing harvest, anit the market being also well sup- plied with most articles, we had a corresponding re- daction in the prices ?? were plentiful from Essex, as well as fromt other Counties, and ex- tremrely dull in sale, at a decline of from 3s. to 4s. per quarter, and ...

... Awlimu arwiu* - 7 - - - ,- , - , - . GORN V AXWCJIINGE, .Jan. 26. . Otir ?? if Wheiat t his inon ing ftroi Esx anid liciit wai Iliat ililalilvmte, alil tblii filest pceds ?? off latch Ibhe Same terinis as this daiy Se'iliiglt; bhat tile ini ioerill si1, %v;ILiehI tioreild the greater prperdtion r (if the ;i ivat., sere uilliclultnif s;,le, and filoti Is. to 2s. eCI ,tl.lodte lii`r.-iairley, if ...

... ?? Marketo. CORN EXCHANGE, Afarch 23. The supply of Wheat this morning by land sample froai Essex and Kent was moderate, and there was a good sale for the finer parcels, at the prices of this day se'naight.-Bnriry, of which the arrival was ra- titer limited, was freely taken offat an advance of full 2s. per ?? and Hog Pease meet a ready sale at las! week's carreincy, and Boilers are rather ...