... 1 E e TsIaPyw)Y.R. lr~rt'sr, ftp. $q15 l;la ia, i'errrae, Hackney, Middlesex, bill biaker And i',tttr April 23. May 9. 30, ;t Guildhall Solicitors, slers. Annesey ?? be nett, Dlokezhoui Yard, Lath ury. irt Roger, Chitre Court, Drury LUhejI- iddlesex, bro- Ieraodhectksdeer.Aptil-2i May 2f 3S&,at Guildiall. So- 'Ji3ipitr, iMr. Popkin. IDean ?? eo e f;'atnrtliers Palner,? late ot The Strand ...

... Cosios Exeua>oE lr Monday. Dec. 2t, 181!.2 Our M5a'ket has been very dutl this day. I here lia been a good suppiy of ft heat this worninig (from Kent and Essex) and a conriderable quaititv remsainilng on hand from last I Friday, but the quality is in general not fine; hqnce fine samples are about 2s. per quarter anid middling about 5s. per quarter lower than this day ?? is likewise in _ good ...

... MAREK' RHERALD. ck CoRW EXsisANOE, Monda9, April 27, 81l2. I Our arrivals of Wheat, with the left over from last week, nc niade a middling supply, and prices having kradnially risen mn, since this day se'nnighr, the advance upon that day's currency was about 5s. per Quiarter, and nearly all tile fine taken off.- 6, Barley (the supply being very inconsiderable) has become 3s. Ir. per Quarter ?? ...

... M1AR KET HERALD. ! Cont, EXCUIANtF, Monday, Oct. 5. 1812. The supply of Wheat in the course of last week and this mornling, was considerable; asnd the consequence has been a further decline in price ot 10s. per quarter in that article; a few fine samples, however, readlly obtained 1'20s. per qniar- tcr ; infcrior qualities remnin as difficult of sale as hitherto.- Bye is also cheaper, and ...

... MARKET HIERALD. I I Co1s- EXCHAP'OE, Monday, Aug. 10, 181!. AWe had a tolerable sipply of Wheat to-day, and the Aleal- ing Trade -dull. Prices weje down to about the satne stand- ard of thiis day fortnightf viz.,about 4s. per quarter below those ot Inst Monday. Barley and Malt were likewise rather lower, as were puost tither artices, excepting Oats: these latter have been gradually on the rise ...

... M.ARKR' W RRALPA . oes* t:*obii 41), Xnndtky,*4tiib B; **i¢; Our M i akeA I vii t rhlilk rtfO ig i ifilt ut; 0 r csnty .'t~plxf Mgttseat; aisL.T iudi~itgdijuI|'; prtisdrf~e .apes.Wesretts. aiizd3s.. t4e tsros# We)M 111otibd~uy, -and the tradd tulerablvybrisk no.Oauhe ier. t peveer, toak xpracd itr thles5ales tbedenui and ordinary. which obtained muly Jorifiug adva1)ce. Baslzey, sice or lrst ...

... 3AihT~PTs QIcQuIED To SURRIEDEU. I Robert Marsball, Romuey-street, Westminster, carpenter, .August 18, 25, Sept. 26, at Guildhall. Solicitor, Mr. Pctet, Praisgrave place, 'Temple bar. UN illian Slicaring, Pontpool-lane, wheelwright, August 22, 29. Sept. 26, at Guidliall. Solicitor, Mr. Shepherd. Bartlett's buildings. James Croft, Pell-strect, Ratcliffe.hiighway, wine-metchant August 18. 29, ...

... MARK L4 If RqpE I COt I'N EXC AV NG E, EXtaAC 3 l| e had ?? tirrivais Oj hleaet teO-d;1- (1 I ill was deciced a toleraiblePl's. lu p t, V I01ce of price -saaccoullmnllie>d ?? lvL e ! 1gie hicrease about vs. per ?? had a cood supp~l (i ?? ' lI. w'antice, it sil'cred no abatienmit i i, 1 ?? ?? s, altit are lilewise ret-&Iaed, thcre Luiui' .l, that article. Ciloicet LIII lith1e s ]ac ?? t ...

... MARKET HIERALD. C0s EXCHAC E, Monday, April 13' 1812.1 We had a tolerable supply ?? for this day's market, chliefly derived fiom Essex, alid the nsorc distant ports ol the coast: early syales of fine samiples iore ade at a small advance, aud to hidch they hlad increased the elid of last week, and were to-day about 2s per quarter higler than on this day ?? ?? hlave likewise been progres-ively ...

... AlARIKETR HERALD, CORNI rXCHANAor, Mosrsday,May 18, IBIT, The supplY of Wheat for tbi day's Mnrket was not very considerable, nor was thcre an3 impruvement in prices; our ligures will therefore remain.nearly as on this day se'nniglt. 3-_Baricy has gradually declined in price; amid Malt, likewise, hasundcrgonea similardepression .-White Pease havevaried but little in ?? Peate scarce, and their ...

... M3A1tET HERALD. Con EXCISANGO:, MlondayiJuly 13, 1812. Our arrivals of l lteat this morni'g constituted A large sap. ply, and with the p aspect ofcosidriableimports, and thepre. sent Iavourable we ter, jricca fell several illings per Quarter. Th.e Miealing Tr.l tdhus hlea yand on the decline occasioifed nmany saumples to r main over the day.-13arly aud 3fit were both r~thbei c eaper.---.Wlite ...

... Colt?; EXChtANGE, Monday, Dec. 14, 1812. Having had very good supplies of Wheat in the course of last week, as well as this nsorning, this article tueets rather a |dull sale, at tdclineof fron, ls. to 2s. per ?? are likevwise iu vcry good supply, and brisker of safc, at an advance * of about l. per quarter since this day ?? arrivals of Barleyhbaving been very considerable in the course of last ...