... ?w marketS. 3lsntc-LAar, Sop~t. 20;-W'Le bad a very considerable arrival of W~heait this moronwls from Essex anld Kent, and soine quantity f'rom Sufftolk;* fiaeneshtsa,nevertheless,mo4 tarettdy sale on much the same terms6 as thids day se'ouighlt, holt other sorts wvere evidently lower, from Is. to 2s. per qualrter, anid a heavy sale at this reduc- tion.-liine Barley supports our last ...

... Wk I 1,01.5cript. PROM SATURDAY NIGHT's GAZETTE. HANK LLUPTS. W. Flint, 01.1 Bailey, pfflL-. At.-i)I ., rcs-rs. A-ry & C-Ins, l, ii ISlimy. J. C Jetitivn, Cat liine-Street, Stirand, (dealer. Attorney, Ml. c mrneriorrl, C: itld iu' I lit , ?? nl-'t, Ct. T. Yatin Paul a ct,,-i -rent. so rlone grocer. AttorineN, 1I~i. Ha sn'l l, (eC' I wI,1 IC-0, L pile-klainer. Attorney, Mr. Arcier, S utii - u ...

... SmiP-N'.EVS. caste enM ~ ol. r doat. The Ma~ry, Skihtner, from~ Odes~st-the .Trazveller, Dbowne; the John Mnrphg~, Holmes, the Pandora, ,Vickery, and the Wiertforre, 'J.hornie, from Newvfoundlanid Xthe Clara, Thonto~s, the Sainlt Elizabeth, Lewis4 antd the Ann. 3 Garden, from Jamaica-dis Venus, Pthillipss fro's Barbados-the K ling David. Scartb, finn om Nv~s-thte Fame, (iihnors, f'ronn Cork . ...

... MittsR-LaNer, S'pt. 6.-W\e 1 -1: *er rontpspilv of Whatf tais tnorn1 ng, hv lanod-samlple. f 1 ni !-.sses anl hetel; tzj 112( 'C qoianito from Sn Rb] k, bult alto q 'Mlite r, Vi! Ia ^E now B ba. s betr on the si-bole bv nlo means tine, ((tie trtl!e na s asil (101i atfor'e a.- ru~ns alone could last track' 5 ?? be bt~bain ?? iotle-ra ,r m evidletlyt lozner, Prom lIs. to) ?? per qoian e r, ar d ...

... eb:e Aarh~avtv iIhIAI1-LANE, Dec. 28. The supply ot V. 1; * coast this morning, which vas chicily fiom L 1- very mldcerate, and having a brisk demand for no,., weie selected, from is. to 2s. per quarter cheirpei ii * selligilt, whilst the better sorts offoreign nl!..al .t II sale. Malting-larley goes ottlalt raltir better ternm, -t neesk, and dty grinding p.ircols fualyl support our last qL, ! ...

... cl)e;mavUet5- AIMtutA-LANE, April 26. The supply of Wheat this morn which was chiefiv frons Essex and Kent, sastoleralty iargr, though for the ii nest runs last weeks prices were fully olh.ia the trade is 3ithout any briskness, and inferior ruts wsere ra lower than ?? Bawlcy sells on much the terms as this'day se'nnight, but the middling and infe~sor sor Foreign, of swhich there is ...

... 33#.estal I ?? day ?? ctlwL'. t,tr~eo. 13 IlS i So11gai. c3u. to 6125. Log5 . Campe11.1021 Ill. 10..LIId Fii'c ?? 81'. to stLs. C r-W~i~ .. l .. . 7. 2! Xil I22' - Yes Bite. ?? LIliI. 13112,Loitesais ?? ?? fleiv ii bam B I5 I 51.- Secoidi ?? I01 Cutlet ILa ) . ti:. ~ 1122'S. - - owl IL,, . LoI. lf.2 C tIer. 11 1kaie IL . LI1125'. - Il itia ?? b. Si ?? Dou le ?? 12'. t 17O. - ri. &l E ...

... MAttE-LASS, Auinsta 15. There has been at goond arerivail ci' V. he~at ?? this day se'nnight, and the supply this mnorning, ity lan~d-samiplci from Essex, Xent, and Suf/folk, i' as tolerahly laitr,- bult thie new W~heats being generalls' of mtiddlingz quatlity, tbe triiaes^a~s not brisk,;, tlhotighl last ~eeks prices wvere fullv sup- portedi, and line elid Wh eats met a ready ridie on rather ...

... 2CItit arktt ,A1Anr-LANE, .Ifay ?? arrivals of Graia in general, bst: E nglish and F orciern, since this day se'n night, h1ave been isrti)ot moderate thau of late; amd the supply of Wheat this mnernin' from Essex and Kcnt -,as by no mevans larg7e; the tr.;de, hot' ever, was dull, and only tile mnest run's could be disposed X a last week's prices, whilst the inferior could scarcely le ?? ?? a ...

... 93?i?toi 'sift-cittrallt. S Sligas coitilie extremely L ict. awl nlilne but ?? . ,I ll l ?? Y LitillI. el ?? i hid lc)11els; LIt1a-. iis ?? eLt, ?? ?? nit h ,il lci'atieii-ll'iii i c ice InI ve.ry ?? dleic.laeli, tl:ic'-1 LI a-ni' in tllis hurt i. ie,; ci)lie tieii'cia.cilv ciciaod.' le C ed- d iili. r 1M1coe.11 1 );ag ll>lr. PSS. tf:A) r.o.P.tkalac;..Sl.1. - ?? ?? .. 7,. tee ?? 0kin.ili.. ...

... 33jigtof J)?icr-Curvmt- ' NSLwrflat 1`veli,,ii Sugars have been flat during the week, but no alteration has taken place in ?? has become rather dull again. 1 Dye-woods and other produce without alteration. Musco S agar erN r.5n to Ct'. Ruin LsesrasrI'lanId I '2002Is.4d, Dr yi se a til t 1135. Logwo d Ianl., ta 011.10. to i,.1 ?? -- .N11411 .. i4,. . iC. - it. Douisigv 71. 0.. ii 71. ls. ...

... 33#4tal '.attlrdav B' cuing. Our Raw Sugar Market begins to be supplied with sampiles1 from the late arrivalc. They meet: rather a dull sale, at our (1toted prices. Rumis, very flat, and reducing in value. Every otier description of produce staonlrsae Mitci. Bcmcc scigai. 63,s. to Cs,. Log. Caiiipcii~tly Cl. lI,. to Itiso. Micdcilig .. ;Os. to 74'. Fuari, tutca'e a . ?? 91. ?? 510. CiaI ?? to ...