... iof Ue ,2?!z ~ 1. t.AIMII I .,St 1A? it-il 7 ~? Sd~e~is .1# Si(Mar&C Te Agus, ,. Oiewcistlei f. iljl thi'port.-w;ALeith, eLa,,fel, Andrewo;ftkIs pdnm frdm K~oingsber.-_ .1t '&kle rllee -tetcu ks, trsrddls ,Passed 4r~dsre, ase Jacksout -At Cal , Stfe Sd 'Brite., T he f rasrfXRoi. al urelS jAk Cajienk gen The Ariadtre, ;,eed '.-4t ,Narn., fiTe Tir,,lii .' Bo!lfh :'All from. [ l'fge Ann, Taylowr ...

... Zr~Intral Xonrcia e :l . I A , .COltNi-RXCt1ANGKIi', AInrk-Lane, Lol.DoM.e, e AorN12r, Marsh I. ; We have been but scantily supiplied with corn of any sort *ince the 22d of February; after that daj in la'st week we.had occasion tv norice more briskness in the trade than had been evinced for Gome time before, which was followed tip this roorning on the part of the buyere, althoughli no advance ...

... .g2rfcu I 2 ~ ~I-. . - .i . -II 2 t . 1 C, Ii C6 RiN-E XCHANC;, Mark-TFnne, Lo NbOrs^ iuq r, _M43 17. Our chief articles of 'supply 'since 1ibs dav se'ongb.r, including the show on to-dayr's iarket, have been whea from Essex, Suffolk, and 'Kent, flour from t te Easietr coast, and oats, from Bostbsn' and the Nnrtb,' aglle to a much 'greater amount tfian we had bken: led to-.expect.' there are ...

... ~gi~t~~~ orccfI~ekg &itr et CORN-EXCUAN E,, l\4ark-Lane, LoNDOn, IIt , . . AfWDajr, July S. 511 We have experienced, since our last, varying markets I for moist-artitss,,as is not unusual in unsettled- weather at a5- rhis season; wheat, in -particular, found. ii progressive L. adrvane an Wednesday and Friday,; ssnstiawhite, far fror, 2s ,he finest-;-hai an eager sale at Sft. per qr. ind red at ...

... a faN=-o - ' '-},,.' 'S~f7i7.; i¢S',t~ itv iftl ., i - *,, M6Nftql lo oviAwft Otaae qplksi ol' *h~t,: asa.sieltt a*!-d Ih grhin, -itit ,generafl; hive 'fallent o!featglv ,or .tt tlsa tit 1)' deahie .daye, Rndti,'he sh'ew, -'f. .hiad~'s.; . e wM . tteter mseCgnsicendr .n poiht elf ilianly .; lb sthew tl buiyers bing a~lsjs ab sc41ny~i lpfsper~itia teie halr wa.1 ,very anit xewea;n,^gt.* -Moa ...

... 4 ..4 WS,4 ic I I ortnzceaI ievgiter. I lv I i AIX I ; . I COR(0l N- E XC A'N5Gi 2iwe, LON i)sNY MNJ)ATNvmA The suprly of wheat rhisi issg-by land stamples from t Esip aird KeIt, was erthernoferare. aswl for a few,,f: s Dperfllne pa^rcels. in lie be ar~le ofrelse .morning, bular'-- ; good terms were obtained; but rt.e ede^,ai ualir v5- by no means fine, the sale4 on tie, wihole werr dul at 611 ...

... . IULL, Apr-iZl 26, -.1819. . , v ?, llli??1)47 flclvoi- i A, Y -'- - - - - - - . . ArRno At: It ' Af Slni ite Charles; Oriyiut-fb& ,Ancoa: Thomna-- WUillAam, FPitdfnatt from Cur n > 3enh~igattand; from. Hamlburg; Flizfbeth, Call fro Petersburg:-At Swine ammd,- The L.rkc, Wi.n0 r Bridlington --At. Pi~ll,:The Lattrel, Andrew. f ; so'di; Henry, A-llsoitt; from ''ltitly: Queen, Blt frmrn ...

... 1 ??; . O ; .1 : ! it ? ; 1, ? r: ? ! i II '!?.? =c?t appoter. .- ! . : - - I . ; It, ? t 11 '??f7 I! ; CORN-EXC[ANGf' Mrk a, Lotwo - owery ian insettled srenf the e eatter .lit u morning, added to the scantines of the day's fresh ar'xivza * :e niee~d'to pr nftkj: ahn iclznate in heouf bt7it .heat to takeoff -what tley h Qrid:of our ovni grOWth. more d readilyitha'n oa Moay last,. jud wsshout ...

... - HULL, DEc:MER 6, 1819. .:¢. ~.~. . ,:b .- slap~ .. _s r , lip '. s r ' './S.iP A- .-NLE (f'S. AI 08,lUVAt.S. .. . di C~ak~tta, oA ti Jte,-The Eliergill, Potton, fr6tm in I this fort. tl At 'SAijfad Ci'met Sacker, frotn Rio JA!elro. iml idi;~T e, il rain) Etheringron, Harrisot, from he th port ,,* di-. .Ai e [arpap-tthe William Pit, Stonehouse, from. the Quebec; Middletoct, - ; ...

... sh X rim Ir15 Cottl EXC61ANG9, Mark Lane, LoNtO I we bad a anedea, Decemiber 20. th We had a gool supply, of Wheat Ilis snmroini &ronl - Essex, Kent, andi .r ffolk, for which theie was a Jimited la. demand;, and though the tfiiest rims sold lnt much bo Of same terms as this day se'snigit; * a great. ploportion of lad the ar'iial was of sO inferior 'a desci ipiilaS to heal- most unsaleable, ...

... - -------- - I ;-?.w Affricultural:T, collllilz?cfal MC' chip Walota . CORN-EXCJIANGJK.. NIark-Lane, LONDo1s, MrINsAr, Dtceizr 28. - Our supply of wheat from the home ceOutittes was rather scantv this monritng, nor had we much fresh ik7 fron, a greater d-rance, althoisuih the larger arrivals are generally looked for ere long; the mealing trade proved hrirker than for Rome time pasf, at leaist ...

... r l ! si F RA h~i~rung file llOb~e dJobrned-- ah toULL, N OV:EMER: 29, . i8iP. *-,---- * SNP NaEW . AiRtVATR t A II AlRtVRALS. 'b~sj Me ie of Prance ' 0* Se Al1th 7 Jmy,-Thi Lor4 Wel. lingtin, Arkiymon, of this por t. fromLondbt, b'ound for Batav'a ' ,: s - LP [.eiornThe Sist'tri, Tunt, fromn this port ' 'Al . osbon-Tate Charles HaiiirhonAbercli ' til son, frorm Lollrn 0Dn '-'' -' ; -d ...