... 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 ...

... ;I ?? ;n parktet0 C ON_.&yCflANG.E, Mlondmi, March 23, -Two- o'cIock, Not having any bu~iness at our market on Friday, the supply of Wbeat tbis day was rather large, Yet the 'demand being brisk, last M cnday's prices' were obtained for the general runs, but picked samples sold 2s. per qnarter higher. Fine Malting Barley being scarce,. is 2s. per quarter dearer, and all that appeared ,of that ...

... . FL YMOUTH', December. 15th, 1818. Wednesday. . Sailed L..M. shipS Spencer and Spartan, for Cork ; the French brig Theresej; ?? .for Falmouth; Tartar, Hutton, for Cayenne; Urania, Hutchinson, for St.'Vincent's; ad'the Sarah, Goodridge, for Lisbon. Tk4rsdajy. Arrived' tb Frenchl lnp~ger Petit, Charles, from Roscoff; and the French lugger Theodore, -, from Morlaix. Friday. Arrived the brigil ...

... 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, ...

... AIOND AY'eDON MARKETS. I COIW.SlSXCHANGE, A tdagzW Nor, 23, 6leo o'CtocA. There OVf a ?? sap~iy Aof 13:g1i Wheat rtite mornhini and upswards of 11,000 q' tels4 of, Foreigin Wheat arrivedl gince this day week; - *llw cauid tle Gus samples to exz jirlence dull sales, al a deeineu iut js. per qoarter oi last Mdnday's peleea, u -evor7 olier jlescriptiouremainu0 ?? EnglisghBatlemin- wained is ?? ...

... 4~itv w' owt I-maltappi Kall~oo Iparlt.t CORN-EXCHANGE. Mondav, April 13, Two o'Clock. Although we had but a small supply~ of English Wheat this morning, yet the arrival of a considerable quantity from abroad, caused heavy sale at last Mon- day's prices. Barley sells slowly, aud is full 18. per quarter lover. Beaus are 2s. per quarter dearer; and fine Oats are also la. per qparter dearer. In ...

... en fx .'onou CORN-E2XCHANGE, Alonday, Oct. 5, Ta o Wclock. There was a liberal supply of English Wheat this morning, and upwards of 33,000 quarters of Foreign Whleat arrived since last Monday; the fino samples of each experienced very full sales, at a reduction of about 2s. per quarter; bnt there is very little demand for the inferior ?? MIalting Barley main- tained last wveek's priees-.-:tlt, ...

... fftollivavlo Kollacil ; ft'liarfirto. 1 CORN-EXCHANGE. Monda y, April 20, Two ohCloek. There was a liberal supply of English Wheat this morning, which, added to upwards of 44,000 qu.arters of Foreign Wheat arrived since tbis!day wveek, caosed the sales to be very dull, at a decline of several shil- lings per quarter since last Monday; and even at that declinie the sales were ?? apd Malt were ? ...

... f1 MONDAY's LONDON MARKET. I CO IRN-EXCIHANGE, MAonday, Dee, 38, Two o'Clock., The supply of Wheat from our own coast, being much srnaller this morning than was expected, that of fine quality sold on full as good terms as on this day week, but there was no demand. for foreign Wheat, of which our market abounds. Fine, Barley also 8up- ports last Monday's prices, but the middling qualities were ...