... ?? -NarItt0 CO)kN-EXCihAMzrf. NUE dar y llur; ; 9, 'TWo o''Ack. Our supply of \!`Wbat this niorning vwjs very smalll and consisted of laud-carriage sawples from Essex, yet the trade was very Ileavy aind although picked F samples obtained last Monday's priees, the general d salers were at a reduction of 2s. per (quarter. 1n Barley there was biat little doing, having had no atri als, and b ...

... I . 'it~iz~'i 0 . ';atI . . . CORN.EXCHANPGE, Mondajy, .Juie IS, TwDo O'Clde*i 'The~ supp; of SEagl isl Wheat'this mornling'wa szpall1' b& th 'te'rrlY~al s',l6rn abioa~d most'ajmply,'omn .punsa'ted for any dengleocy of thatofpnk owu1,grovth, apd iave ?? 2' per qurter in our :prie,; ad at tat :reduclion the;,ples were heavy. Barley fully supports last Monday's prices,, aaviug 'but little at ...

... I Inal flO) 4ftrtp- I I~ ~ ?? --t.17 -atl -glt§ . I .CoRNNlXCHANGE, Moonday, Nov* 3, Two o'Clock. The supply of English Wheat this Morning being very smalt, flne runs from Essex, VKt. a6nd Suffolk, sold full 2.. highber than on 'thii- day weeks and finb. foreign was disposed of in small quantities at the same advuce. Although the arrival of Barley Is lesb than ever remembered at this season, ...

... Molloal) o A., antan lffarlkcto-? . -- -- - - - - - . . ,, , ?? al Ir..- CO fN-NIXCHAil~aFN , Aondayj Sept. 21, Ttvo o'Clock. Onr market, was. well supplied with Wheat this morning from Essex,, Kent. aud Suffolk, and although fine samples oltained last Maoiday's prices, the trade was exceedingly dull, and 9s. per 'quarter lower for the inferior deseriptions. Having a fair supply of new. ...

... -1+ a}-rfi -Llon 4Iatit:& CORN-EXCIHANGE. Monday, April 6, Two o'CIOC*. Having had a very large arrival of Foreign Wheat since this day week, caused dull Aale for that of our own growth, both on Friday and this morning, and our prices for the best English are full 2s. per quarter cheaper, but the Foreign Wheat being of fine quali ty sold very readily at the above decline. Barley is Is. per ...

... I ?? - C 3U CoRW.V3XCHANGE. ofanday, Dec.29, Two o'Cloc/.. Our Wheat ?? ws viory heuvya-,bis morning, although the snpply Was far from large, and wbat sales were made were at a reduction of fnil 2s..per qparter. Barley is full 2s. per quartercheaper, apd exceedingly dull sale at that decline, the supply being cotsiderable from Siffolk; the inferior quilites are unsaleable at a decline of 4s. ...

... PLYIMOUTH, January 13. . V~edoewy, Jap. 7.. Arrived tle brig .Primrose, Vapt. aycoek, frm ,Qporln, with vriecs for this port; the ?? Grove, Wright, anti slon61 Endeavouir Treleaven, both from Lisbon, with oranges, for th0is pott; the Haniverian'i rig Elizabeti, Claueen, from Petere. burgh, hbund to Cadiz;' the brig Jobp, Cal.A Carr., froq Priace EdwdP# ls'and, 'with timber, for, this port;. ...

... I AO appo tonbon11 sadi I CORN-ExCHANGE. Monday, Aug. 24, Two o'Clock. We had a pretty good supply of English 'Wheat at market this morning, of which the major part was new, and for which there was a brisk demand, at an advance of from 2s. to 4s. per quarter; fine Foreign Wheat sold more freely, and is also 29. dearer, but there is no improvement in the inferior qualities. Beaus are ...

... MONDAY'S I CO IlN. EXCHAVGE, Mloisday, Dec,.14s TtsG. o2look. Having bad a very lge snppiy pf.WYeta in the course of last week, and but little ,demand, xcori-i derable proportion remained over for thbisitorfings market, when we had freshi ?? frotn Estie%,!Keut, - and: Su1lk, and having. but few bny.eT&, ale$s .Ywerp exceediigly.heavy at a reduction of ?? quar- 'er from the prices of'this day ...

... I ^olltp tobo~t~t Ala*fitt. CORN-EXCHANGE. Monday, July 13, Two o'C0okC. Having bad considerable arrivals of Foreign Wheat since this day week, and a good supply of our own growth this morning, the sales were exceedingly heavy at a reduction of 28. per quarter from Friday's prices, but what was disposed of was on the same terms as on last Monday. The. recent favourable showers have caused a ...

... PLYAOUlUTH, Apr l 14th, 1818. Thursday, Oth April. About four o'clock on Wednes- day morning, signal guns of distress were heard from the Mothecombe, ii Bighury Bay, and at day-light, a galliot was discovered about two miles S. W. from that place, at anchor amongst the rocks, in a most perilous situatio, -the wind being at S. W. blowing a heavy gale, with a mountainous sea. Aothecombe is a ...

... .0Tt9 0S ?? t ?? d0 -I cORN-EXCHANGrE. o107011y, Aug. 31. Two o'Uaehl. Having a continuance of foreign arrivals ?? Wtleat. and a good supply frnm ,Kent and Essex this mornj i ng, the sales were heavy at last AMonrjay's prices, althongh the rnajur part of this day's svipply frorn the above conlvtie-s .onsisted of samples of new, but the bryers purchased but sparingly, in consequence of the ...