... -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 ...

... 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 ...

... FORT NEWS. FRIL 10UTI ,Aprit20th, 1818. Tuesday, .4pril 14th. Wind S. W. Arrived the Sarah, Bibbens; and Woodbine, Marchaute, from Teigumooth; Good Statesman,'Power, from Newhaven; Fox cutler, from a cruise; and Good Friends, Barrett, fr'm Bury.- Sailed the Atialanta, Barawell, for Penzaacei Fox, Aler- field, for Ply.month. Wednesday.. Wind S. W. Arrived the.-Richard, Pal- mer, from Portsmouth ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ? ...