... KOIOalt lifle'llarAfto. CORN: EXCIHANCE, FridaY, March 20.-TheI supply of Grnin in general this weck haY bhn'it vcry moderate; and the duty en Woreign Wheatbein nogv I0s. Ed. per unarterquitcias pgod piees are oh- taiied for Whieat as ona MoinIday. BlariPy, BHios, aiild Pease are steady in value, and Oats are talken ln'f an in clh tho msine terims. RZ TURN PIUCE of GRAIYN on oard S/ip, as ...

... Plymouth, Devonport, and Stolkhoiuse. Tire late Trehiendous Gale.-At Plywourrh the violence of the gale was particuhily felt, hit we are haippy'to say that all tre shipplin ro deit outisatdo. 'l'eunly darnag'&'we have heard. of in that neighbourhood v ssustained hythe ?? sucl Is fishin vessTls, &e. Several.baats vb ieb vieni'otlt before the ga1le are missing.. One hoat.. bdlonging to Robelrt ...

... COHN-EXCHANGE, Aowi1ag, Afay 9. The. arrivals conttinued short to tjl end or last, week Itut ti &siri'siitg tliere eas a free arTival. 61 4ji'V~tf StiojblXICorm- The fine,,sr of thre weather, and the intetided rpreaseof the bonded ..What i. iortediprevious to Myv, 1822, caused an extrelne Ouiness in the trade. antt it wars with muds dsffi citlty snies could be effectedi eien at a rediac- lion ...

... I LYM!PVWOUTT DE RT'jkSTN T whifsEI Our friends1 7'AZYMoU.rgz' . U MP021ro2i .kni S' OrOOEs arc dteairediotak;e' ticestht~ I~EN ICE~s. LUSCOMBED, Jun-: Custn-Hozouy inni aroa;4'i/yfrouthl YiJr.. IICflr WIL; LIAIVIS, t ?? and Mr. WILft5IAX. OUNY,;Bvoksellei cid Literary. Auc .tioneer, ?? are vpointed dG:ENJTS ,for. this, Paj,.jxt pq.# AhZjti~i ,futi rer it; will be 2'egulz1'13 .filed,4xnwd by ...

... IMIPIROVEIMEiYT IA9 TJIA DE. Aecordin, to the report of the best iwroirmea oroiiers, Iesiltlatioul o(f blsinef.SS as ?? LI olon. alod ?? Ihe expt 0ion of vety few articlej, has very muiterially imnproved \-1 itil Ithe last six weeks. Tl'iiwl iluprei-vfelutl may be Slated 00 iino.t or the princi pal article.s of coltonial prIlIuce, at about 15 or 1l/ per cent.; in somie ca-es, perhalii)8 more. ...

... There is still a general complaiut of dullness of trade in the city, parlicililay among the merchants, many of whoum bave distiliss d Ibe grealest part of their eslablishilinenits. 'lie number of' clerks thrown out of employni~nt by the. Iae failures and the geuelal depression of Irade, may be inferred from the fact, that an advertisemeat in a I ondon paper, a few days ago, for a clerk wvho ...

... a L % I * N i E N i/oitILay, jflarch.'7. W' : * ere sanotily.supplisd wlth Wheat forthis-inolining' mar~i~ct, when lffne sisntpies sold treely'at 70s. per (jutrte1, , tbe msiddiing, 4tidlitles were miore in demand Maltilig J17aley sofld ful! ls. pe quirter higher tbenon ilast Moldity, awl liwbere the tjeallty'ws vejry superior, s higl as 37s. wasobtainedI B~eanso and Pease of both descm ...

... .;MO W ?? . adi 0, CO1iDN-EXCHANG, Mhondad,, MaXyt l9i. A W.Ie ere largely suppligd this morning witV ii descrlptions, (Grainfren Essexc, kent, and Sdffi~lkc~ orvwhlici the desessd waser trifilngf rithe Ojtrem -~p ?? Wtat was 6a.per qr. whilethi- middlin 'elte w- r noryniaebe .;Bfirkz0as'eydle, t seasgonl1,avinkgone by. anu in ?? ?? ,elctad,-- Sans and :ea~wsold fteely at thl imderrenenim ...

... llymouth, Devonport, and StoneiOuse. Viei ofilL Roal ?? Admiral at P4,iout/.-O~-Wa~aasdayHis oy i Hihnes left the yicht eha~tly fte nin o'lcck nid prceeed U 1-atninazo to in.e tichool tisetltbieisledl or the ed ca til ottechildren Of thle, nei lielatngiarg to th aiav ai ri directions itsto tilie Inanner liii whigh it wvas Iin ftumetob nijed Hs Royal 1-I ig Iiless t~laea praroecahi to thi aaya ...

... ILaonon ardleto. CO EXntz'GE Friday, January 16. We contimne abundauntly supplied *vith Foreign Whet,, thiaish the arrivalr frrsa our ownl Coast is very limited; tihe trade, hotwever, i on the whole ratber cliepper thair on ollndaay. liuarley,.J3eanis, ticU Pemsesibere Is i0 alter'ation in YKalue. Tlhe. Oa trarle,. thrsigh dull, ,i tnot c1heaper for goiod b1ore corln. lu'or iriber Inimrationo ...

... Ft1LMDOUTH.n April 9th, 1821. Thursday. Arrived the Flower, Tippett, from Fowey, for Neath; the Aiity, liolfold, from Fowey, for Bristol the Tortoise, Blakey, and the Hlamoaze, Guerney, from Plymouth,lfor Milford; and the Economy, Sutton, from Southamptpo, ,qr Tenbiwy Sailed. the Proselyte, Capt. Maiowarring, for Antignin; the Old Maid,. Smith, for Jamaica; the Perseyerance, Russel, for St. ...

... PLY1W= THJON'nJPOTI& - PLYMUPI,~I~ ~ i, STONLEHOUSE. 'T'heBloni;,f captaiiin J4oId 13yron.1.hin sailed onla And- den iob 3Bertfia,. with LiLut. Colmitel Fanslhave, of the Ei- gincers, who is.to inspect the ?? 61L.::rations etarrying on in that islind,. retui'r in the Blunde, aud make a report, to the Colonial departmrent.a- I he Mutkie and Sluedake, 10-gun brigs, arei ordee- ti le equipped ...