... LX:D ON z MARI-EST .. .,,CORN!?CJ.,4N ?? ?? . As, thle r0ilic; cf.irainilr ,WA i'il,etral, (Irtileg llaslt week we v .i. noderatc for tlc s~asun; aI til.dtill aoid Kentisli: Wiealts were' iiot'scarce to-day, lint thc ncalinlen. q svei'e. r ;i selecting isatmpies ofgood Birtletyva~ tilerh' in~iriezlskin ~lsalea ?? last Moiiday'6:piice; ?? agreat' pi~pdrtidi (if 'flid riew samlples beinlg bad in ...

... LONDON -MARKETS. CORN EXCHANGNE, April 1. WVe had a very moderate supply of Grain for this day's marliet, and fine Wheats were in demand, and readily obtained an ?? of from Is. to 2s: per qr. since this day ?? was also full Is. deaires; but Malt is dull in sale, unless ?? met very ready purchasers at last week's' prices, and a few handsome samples were sold on better terms, 'say one shilling ...

... LONDON. MARKETS. CORN EXC'HANGE', adrch 11. We had a tolerably supply of Wheat this snoraing, and niore demand for the fiae samples, which were soon sold at full last Monday's teross, and ratiher brisker sale for midiling qualities, but no advance in the ?? of low quality, is about Is. per qubrter ?? Pease were rather scarce, and freely seached our last quotation ; but Boilers arc very hcavy ...

... I E. S . I I ' LONDON-MARi;ETS.- ?? ; : - -; * ~ P' i . ; ~. COR.NX XCH.i1NGE, Oct. ' r ' Thc contimioaiire of wiet wcathel in this adran eejd ;ieio4 of fthC harvest, by ?? minc6l dppricienuiori e; as tite large quantity of coin yet out, has had i s- rely gsreeit intlianene osii oiur 'siuriee:ts.-Althlooiba' we ui had a golod supply of grrainn general to-day, there it was considerable ...

... Major Thrrens has d4iressed to the Earl of Liverpool a Letter on tile state of Agriculture, and on the means ol'affirdipig the farner ellicient ?? permsanent relief. This publication also discuasses;'the principles on which the important quest~lion of the Ptuperty Tax ought to be (le- cided. 'We presenit ?? with the fol- lowing extract }ll the wealth vvhich is p~roduced in anly country is: ...

... WOOL, TRADE. icetlr, April 20.-On Tuesday last a mceting, of tie merchants and manufacturers of this town andl ?? was held in the Cominittee-Room of thb Mlixed Cloth-Hall in tiis p lace,,to tiaieinto con- sideration the most effectutal means of opposing the! proposition of imposin'g a duty oni the importation of Foreigii Wool, and of permitting thcexp ortatioi of Wool, the growth of this ...

... L 0 I 1i tK E T S. K CORY EXCHJ ...

... ;,Clf.v, i . I .1 I ? p ISIASs * A Court of Cutmnmnn Council was yesterday held, pursuant to a requisition, for tie purpose of voting an Ad dress of Congratulation t the Prince Regent uipoln the Peace so happily sub- sisting betwveei this country andFrance. Upon tbe minutes f- thle piecediig Court'beiing relid; a question was asked Mvliether the Sheriffs had yet presented.'t' tlie Priince ?? ...

... CORN EXCHANGE,' ,sfi 6. Tlhere was a very moderate show of Wheat this day fromn Kent and Essex, add hardly a sample from Saffolk, hod :as the deinand was michl; greater than 'tIhe suppy, there was a Competition for the mealing saieplis, at the very considerable advanced prices ?? avds iathersearce, and bein¢ more in demand;, was I s. perquarterdearer, 4Ithougih on Friday last it was very doll ...

... Tuesda 'i Post Conti BAINKRUPT'Sfrom Satnrday's Gazette. Michael Corghn, Thomas Bradley Pagct, aud Edward Maltthews, of Chipping-Norton, Oxon, baiikvrs. Simon Jacobs, of lanchester, wardsouseoumn Tionothy Chipperfield, late of Muci Fladliar, miller. John Parsons, of Wlhitechapel, victuallt-r. Cliristopher Win. Swales, of SPoucrsrt-strret, I'ort- man-square, Mid(llOsOx (ress-Ilialir. Jolm ...

... Wednesday-s &* lufltdayv 6 .4N.VKRUPTSf'rofn Tueaed/'.r Gn azette. J. Cord, of Kitvg-atrfet, Seven lDias, cabinet-mnalcr. Edwvard Si nnouli, .,f Queelihitthe, Iv;rellousrean. Williauu Miller andi Richard l.e.avitt, late of 1-lintoo- street, Befiblal-green, crpelnlters and builders. John Mlomrhouse, ju,,. of Binosly, iafi-ssserclhauit. James Hibgo, of Botb, wine-mercliiut. Tbus. WVlliq, jun. of ...

... CORV EAXC1HAVGE, Jrly, 8. The supply of Wheat was mno)derate this morning, yet folly equal to the denaIed, and we observed the tride to be very dull, although not cheaper than this day ?? was ratther scarce and in de- sMand, andll fuil Is. per quarter dearer; and Malt weould sell renidily, but there is none ?? were so few I-log Pease here, that sereral shillings advance were obtnined frson ...