... 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 ...

... '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 ...

... 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, ...

... 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, ...