... CORN-EXCHANGE, MMondiy,'NOv. 30, Tibo O'ClOck. ]otwithstandijig the suppjy of English Whedt ibis morning was but small, yet it experienced very dull sales at aredsiction of full 2s .per quarter on last Mon- day's ?? Malting Barley being in demanai met a ready ?? Pease were cheaper; like- wise Grey ?? was a large s.pply of Foreign Barley and Beans; tbe sales were beavy, at a decline of about 2s ...

... -.Cm ?,Qpwwwm- I. M.01i'va-Wo EmOD), -faaMeto. . - - -- CORN-EXCHANGE, Mondday, Sept. 7, Ttwo o'Clock. no There was a large supply of New English Wheat tbe this morning, which experienced adull sale at a re- ch. duction of 4s. to 5s. per quarter since last Monoday; and - the Foreign Wheat declined in the same proportion, abh -Fine New Barley, being in demand, advanced 3s. blr per ?? Pease ...

... 'Aanta-Wo tou'oou lHarheto, I -T -- -- . -- .1 I CORN-EXCHANGE, Monday, Ot6. 12, Tico o'Clok. Having had a large supply of Wbeatfrom the Sufrolk coast on Friday, and a considerable quantity this morn- inug from Essex and Kent, together with several car. goes from the Baltic ports, the trade was exceedingly heavy at a decline of 4s. per quarter from the prices of .this day week;; and at that ...

... I. , , . .. , -O 1: ' . Li - r. . - PilyMiUT) JI, -,4J 5tIh 18i 8i. : . 4iw - ayj 4prii-4 t ,ji4 lbe Britibb Union, eapt. Driiiveti, witlipngkrio afld,.ierchanedil for Prltac Bdvtard'1iJ'8d-Arri; ed - x~e Purisuit, Harois, from Wakefud, twjh provjsicas, Jfor this port. Thura ,zvft4.pIe4, he~ebv UaywooQde Capt. Aimls- rA-;fr1 q .Ith poltqM, rice, &e. and sailed Ibr -.a ?? ?? and Sarabh Capt. ...

... SA* l _ i n - Iron CORN.EXCIBANGh, M ondgy.,rSept.'2S, TO o'Clock. There vwip gmal sipoly of Engliph Wheat arrived this morning, blt pswards of 5,O000 .quarters of Foreign Wheat arrive nce this day. week; the fine samples of each were ?? at last Monday's prices; but every other description was ?? declined 4:. per ?? a heavy ?? Pease maintained their former -prices.-Beaus and Gray Pease were ...

... .Iffoll'aily'o Lolooll ?? CORN-EXCllANGE. AMondays, eb. 2, Two o'clock. There was bnt a small sopply of English Wheat this morning; the fine samples were readily taken off, at the early part of the market. at an advance of about 2s. per quarter on last Monday's prices; the inferior sorts and those out of condition were very dull in ?? Malting Barley was rather dearer, being a short supply. ...

... - n . n rC 101A PLY VY0 UTJI, Decenber 22, 1818. Wrednesday. Arrived the Dutch galliot Vrow Galinda, Capt. Blecker, from Antwerp, with wheat. Thursday. Arrived the Eliza, Percy, from London, vitb spirits and wines. Friday. Arrved the ship Mary, Capt. Arnold, from Prince Edward's Island, with timber, for this port; the Blie Eyed Maid, Capt. Chettendeu, from Waterford, with bitter and ...

... CORN-EXCHANGE. Monday, May 18, Two o'clock. Our supply of English Wheat was but. small this morning, but the arrivals from abr6al continue very abundant, and tbe weather being fine, causes very heavy sale for wheat of all descriptions, and a few samples of fine quality, were got off at a reduction of 2s. p r quarter, but the inferior qualities were un- saleable, although offered on much lower ...

... 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 ...

... I MONDAY2LO N 3Ts.. I CORN-EXCHANGE, Monday, D(c. It 'RTwo o'leehk. There was a large supply of WheiVthis morning from Essex and Kent, added to upwards of 7,000 quarters of Foreign Wheat arrived since tbi* day week, and having but few buyera, the sales were dull, at a decline of about 2s. per quarter on jast Monday's prices.-.dbe arrivals of English and l5oiign Barley being corAiderable, only ...

... PORT NEW&- PLYMOUTH, Ootolieitolh, 1818. Wednesday, 30th September.' :Arrived the Hali'faxJ Coath,' from London; the Samuel and Jnha0 Cor~ishI from Jersey, for Biistol. Thursday, 1'st October. Arrived t In s doop uIdustry, Captain Drew, from Malaga.v with fruit, bound to ia- don; and the brig Tods, Captain W,'Phersod, fromn Lo- don, bound to Margeilles. Friday. Arrivedjthe schooner Mary, ...