... i LE1TH IjMPdRTS AND EXPORTS. EXPORTS. Ostend-l ?0o casks, containing 426. S. 13. pearl ashes, 'j tons II cwt. logwrolt, by Daivid Pitcairtn, 27 bar-els, conasij- ing 95. 3. 2. pot ashes, by A. and A. Sceales and Sns.-3) barrels, containing 110. 2. 6. potashes, SO0 bales, cs ntainii, 4350 lbs. cotton wool, by Reid, Auld, and Co.-3 Loxe, containing 3610 yards cottons, by A. M'Naughton.-l trucli ...

... A) Vl 'V .T Quartern loaf Oatmeal, pec peckk BIlvkv (C1tto - - I'otatoes, - - Oats, per itslt- - Bfear - - - Ie pr lb. - - iMwuttouk _ - - Oatm cal . is irele ditto( l .1olatotu 0 ;;:!r . i.. O Veal a0 Oatmel ..s Barlev dhitto I Potatoes,.. I Bc~el' ir ?''Ib-O, M.aI ,,) ., .. o Veal,fid .a 0 f S C i a 8 C .5ll r I o Il) a ! a 8 a 9 a ABE1 ...

... LOfNDON MARKETS. CORN liRXCUJL4NGR., Frtb. 7. Our Market wv; albunldantlv supplied With a1l Miuds of Groin tliis day, but iJ CXJ)efiselev c f the uaviglatiOII bi ill'toed the sales were hlasy, frm tbe didlieulty of ?? out the vessels. The priecs weele ?? lneinlIal, but wvhat fewy qaleS of NVh1fLLt asld Beans wvre ?? %weare at a declisle of full 2s. pcer (Iiater froun tile prices thsat were ...

... C'ORN KXC'II.A GE, le. 27. . WC hd ai good suply of ~Essex and Keitish Wbeat. this nornin;, but as there vwas a brisk demand at tile eoaiuie~iceuenit of the narlibt, van advance ot' 2s. par ( qminater wazs readxily obtainiedl, but thie trade lvas du1ill to- w-ards nooil.-firiey wvas lil'isk demand this morning, aud 'about 3s. pir quarter ?? has rlolue- quentih risei from'2s. to 3s. per q ...

... LON DON IMARKETS. CORY.V EXCILIGE, XvN . 14. WVe had Ui to!lerable supply of WhVeat fieshi ill tlli% day fiom our OWn coust ; thc sulieritir q(ib ities (le which were freely talieri off at i tmall ailr il, saC fromi Is. to 2, pier quarter. Ordirlair I.iiods, Jesus Eiuglish aid Forrritigr, 1 ery d till in ?? 15a rlicys comntionue is dleaid ri, aid alre nsbmit Is. Per q1 a arlit ?? arid BirainS ...

... sTrp ATP NR * ~'osT-ssrriTnT, OCT. -',.ikdJ this ninrnit.I~r frroru.5ki 1Xi 'ele's, the JDirh-ni. 74.' i4ir-Amiiiti' Sir-JI I' 'l~erenr Prevoy;fite 21id 8itrIPis %tnreP41l stup 1-t thCp of , ,l me mit 'the P-rnz!Is; 'ere (ipt. JJ0inin,:on r. e h de'.I fellt (loon', For the Itiver . etoro 1ii5ri -Sna'ke. Capt. 'name. Te renans 'fse~h~.iep m n ba'kC4 this aroii for. An rc ntehgetsiis ierfg ...

... SHIP NEVWS. PLYMOuTir, DLtct. r,.-lDurillg the whole of lest nilht and t i this morning it blew a tremendous gale fromn the S. S. an.d mn S.. which occasioned the ititward ltound fleets in this har- bonir to rile very hard. About tiur thi morning the brig i'ro. in videntia, of London, Craig, master, with a valuable cargo for Cadiz, paiteti her cable ia the month of Catwater, anid went on shore ...

... SHfP NVEWVS. PL NMoU rin, DC tT -Arrivea the Recrpit brig of war fromn tI ltrfax, 16 (I tys paqsage, with 'dispatches. I ei Rr SMOue run D.c. c i-Arrived the Ocean transport, from( 1 laci [:t fi pm wnhich port she sailcd in emilprity with nIine other transpout;, on tih 2zd 4ov. cinder charge of the loire frigate, of ,6 gun, ('apt; Brown, on hoard of which ship as Goneral I )(enpt ?charre'd ...

... BA4NKRUPTCIES OF BANKlERS. On Wednesday morning the Banking House of Mfessrs Whitehead' and'Co. stopped -paymerit ft is said that this is o0v%_'t t rspecutlsrons in Omninum. The City was throviv inmo -consterrmairi yesterday evening by another Banking' House hiving stopped ;aMment in Cornhill. What rendels this stop lge remn:kable is that the Banking House recei'ved their crqtomers' checkl ...

... SlHlP -EwS. - 0 l t r IV t ' D. - ' . AraniSAts,-O. Falroatih, The: tilk. lhodc for this port-.4t PAisagr;, on the 30bh Affil, The Apollo, Ytardy, in 12 days from Plymoutils-0# the 17th sit. at r Hamburg, Thi Arelia, Capt. 1H. 1 Ahlers, from this a port.-At Nirujiporit ai the 25th sit.' The hipw right, Copeland, from this port. ' ' A convoy for the Baltic is expecied to sail from hence about ...

... CO R is_ EKSC if A ?N( 1, I.' 1ark-Lane, Lo N D-),. | 121(, D 22'~, Ap>rds '291. .. -- I 1r as I . . 1, Dii .4 l rtt e NVe continue to be quste pilenrifully ftspplead wi th corn of mooft forts, efpeeially wvhlat, beans, l-arhev, and s oats, from our own home dirtrifls, as vicll as fro.n moft other quarters; the firif: mentioned, after eixprriencing h a rapid advance and an eager fale the ...

... CORN-EXCHANGFE, Alark-Lanc, LONDO., IVIONIAT, P/ arch '21 i r.0 n-. HalA > -,t a nf enrn or mnv for y. We have not had a great dcal of corn of any fort i frefli up at this market fince Monday the 2 Ift inlfaiit.- ( This morning the nicaling trade commenced with an F appearance of a decline in thc prices of wheat, hut the s buyers becoming more numerous toward; the middle of the day, the ...