... CORN ExCriNArlc, Monday, Dec. 31, 1810. WVe had a vaiddling lupplv of 'Wheat this morning, and tbe fineli famples were taken toff at an advance ?? and 49. per quaiter, wiuh a tolerable brulk trade for this and molt other qualities. We had bat little Foreign 'lhat, the prime of which being nearly exihauled, no currency can be attached to l6imples ofhihut det'cription;.-.Baflev, being in demand, ...

... CorN EXCIIAtJOE, Monday, Jan. 7, 1810. The fevere froft that has fet in has in a great meafure put a flop to the bufiuels of our Mlarket. Very few buy- ers attended, and fromn ?? flate oftie river, ahich pre- vents ?? unloading, but- few famples were fbewn; hence we are precluded from furninting any other prices than thofe at the clofe of lalt ?? money was afked for Flour this morning ; viz. ...

... MARKET hERALD. CortE EXCHAzGE, Monday, Jan. 14, 1810. As the Navigation of the River may foon be free from ice and cenfidetahle arfivals expee'ted, our Market this morning exhibited no brilknefs of demand for the faniples of Wheat that were fliewn; large fupplies are likewife expe6ted of other Grain, and in thefe the fame dalliefs prevailed as in Wheat. The currency iorthe day befpoke a ...

... MARkA.M 4-1AED. COFtN EXCIIAcG-, Monday, Jan. 21. 1810. We liad a good fupply of Wheatto d ay ?? and Suffolk, but not rauch ?? or soy11 utherr quartet; there we re likewife upwards'of Lx thoufasid quurtets of laft week's Foreign. Fhe fakleaof theie gueoerally aere made aith ,evid eutduItlluefs, at; aboqus Ys. pt:r qus^rter~ust- der thelafr'eported ?? lad louwe qnuatiy ofUar- ley here to-dyy, ...

... IBAlgIrUPTS EQUIRE'D(TO SUNRRENIDERM. iW itliam WVournelol, Pall Mall, ?? efirmiutier,-pti it el.u ler,.lan.'26, leb. ?? Alarti It 2, at Guildie!l; Sndicitu ra, Idellra. ?? &k Stevens, Si. L il'diedl'.cur,Picutirs. Jalmies Reed, Southaeahit, Effex, -hip owner, JIilt 2, Feb. 2, lardi 2, at Guildhall, Loukdon, Solicitors,.alelias. Baker and SonS, NichuliS Lane,e L.uobmid ti rtet. Jhball' ...

... I . ?? .I Coaa EXCUANCOE, Monday, Jan. 28, 1810. Our arrivals of Erglisli Wheat Ithis morning, conlirtuted a tuletable fuppty, and which heing iit demand, obtained inl the lure part ot the day, about 25. per quarter mure thai, lait Nloiday. This brifknefs, however, did not coll- tillue unlil itie clofe; previous to which tile mealing trade became rather heavg.-Barley, of dilich e had fikewife ...

... JAIAIKlauT f/ERA Lf CorIN EXCIOANGE, Alrodayv. Fthb.4. 18to 'We had but a flort flupply ot Elglitli \. lieat his njorn- -irg, alid pricci of fine famiples a boot vs. pitr qiarter higiher thiai t1ofe of last Allrzrday. T he irresirig trade was brifli for thii qua!itv, but in the diijipofl t toiddlilt ard inferiur forts, a heavirress rle vailed tovai ds tre ci lfo if the drry.-iarley .and Malt ...

... } tANlThUPTS-RE8REITfO SURRENDER. John Ives, Ciavfiotos, ritAk; grcr, Feb. 11, 18, March i6, at ?? slid L.ion, orwic i. SoliOitois, MeiTrs. Bo yfe and lDbaeon, urieloi'.al:- . ouis7Bcr.' Norwici',pronte,'andolis jojilerFeb. 6, 15, March 16, at tie RingltJ'ilead hlim, orwich. Solicilors, Metfrs. Sinipfun and Iltaf khalmNurwiclh. - Joleph Pledd'all, liate-ol -Great bainit Eleleui's London,- and ...

... MARKETHERALD. * Conir EXCHANOE, Monday, Feb. it, 1810. - The, fupply of Wbeat for this dag's Market was mofilty derived from Kent and Efex, -and the quantity, though not very large, ftfficient to meet tlie demaands of our buy- ers. The fales wete generally dull, and prices rather gave way, except for a few fiue farmples of Dautzic, which obtained mole money than we quote. Barley, owing to its ...

... AMAR]?KET' J-RALD. Conx~ 'RXctCAsoE, Moidaye Feb. 18, 1810. We had a copfderuble qiaantity tl Wheat here to dav, and lhe fine beinig it requeft 'obtasied ?? AMt11dav's prices ; fecond and inferiur famuples became dull, anld gave way towards noun, bat uot materially to.-'lie lupply of Barley large, and with declining ?? and Grey Peale fully maintained their value; hilt New Tick Beans mere in ...

... i MWARKET HER A L n { Conps EaCHAaON, Monday, Feb. 125, 1810. The arrivals of Wheat to-day were mofily from the counties of Elfex and Kent, and con- fiituted but a moderale fupply; irs the difpofal of which the trade was reafonably brifk, and prices as near as may be to thofe of this (lay ?? and Malt have each de- clined ill value fince our lafi, with no fcarcity of ?? Peale (boilers) fuffered ...

... M - hfAPK1 f~tI PRALDL l ColtN EXICIIANOED, Monday, March 4. J1RsO. ?? bad a nsiddlinig fuliy af Wheat from lffex ands Kent thig mornincg but not -much from any other diftri&t. Having very few femr- ples of Fine, they were take tiff, at the prices laft quoted ; but the ordihary (of wbicl the arrivals moftly confifled) were rather lower, and without, any avidity in tile buyers to put- ?? anti ...