... Rf§ntofl arR tto COltN- Excii,66E, Fridasy; Junee 5.-Thd supply, of Grain las galsosaral tidlsws''sd is excaaiedfsaly lirait h'detrdlowe'ver, is veiy. dull, bssi.yhler Lu5' svsssale a de-Midsi' prcsesported, rnraNrIICE of GIZAINs or lp sust Wheat, Essex Ited .- 52 it 62 Peasse, Hiog ?? . . 2a 4 ~ss ?? -6.1 at (38 MNaple _ -. 2 a 40o Old, - 1 Pease, Whlite .0 ~ *a N tVliils', Navy B ( o Ioiles' ...

... ?? . ?? ?? - - gRITIsH COMMERCIAL 01zuvanrte- onpan&2 OF LONDQN, Pounded for the Purpome. of , tha' 1inuranee Of Lives,-the sale of Annu _ea-ond., the Endow- ment df Children. CAPITAL, ONE MILLION. PATROfp . His ROYAL HIGHNESS the DUKE of SUSSEX. PRAES1 D ENT The MARQUIS! of EDiWNSHIRE. MANAGING DIIRECT01.R E. FERNIE, Esq, r IHE extensive and important advantages of ILLIFE INSURANCE are now go ...

... *ukiu 'vg OF PROVIsIONS IN THE EXETBR mARKE'r. . T . ?? . ?? -r r n .To t EDITOR of the EXETER FLYING-POST. SIR ' Every .I-hI ifeeper must have noticed, with some degree of surprise. the advtnce of Provisions of almost every description, esjiecially Butcher's Meat and Poultry, inthe Exeter Market;. I,,ighit Pence pier Podhd Is asked this morning for Pork, and ,tnlev illeat iq dear in ...

... COTDNI-EXCHANGE, Monday, Nov. 20. Daring- the lasi, week the stppliee nrof /Oi1eal, jarly. Oats, aid other arti les from our Own Coasts wtsue it oLldmate, atn the arrivals t Ouats from abroad ?? so large as of late; several vargoes ofi' the lattir, howsv ver, arrived for to-dravys mirket, wvhenl there *was bist a miifriling show or V/Veat atari 5prrnrj CCorn fromn Essex, Kent, and SulFvlk. ...

... CORN-EXCCHANGE1, Aondayj AebriWarjt 5. 'The Market in the comrse ofthe past week has beed modterately sipplied wvith £iigtisl ,G;rrio ofikIlldescriptions, but tolerably with. Ftireiqn Oats. This mnorning therd was a taitr show oi' W/eat.. l'efe and Rcoins, and a good supply of Rharyl from Essex and Suffiilk. In the uneerthflity wlhichta yetpre_. vails as to the intentions of ?? ...

... Friday, Arrived the Auspicious, Loverirg; the Re- becca, Fastaway; the Lavinia, Hazell;. and the Mary Ann, Knight, from Newport; the Hope, Salter, from Youghall, with oats, for this port; the Tortoise.hoy, Blakey, from Plymouth, for Cork; and the Sally, Capt. Marshall, from Swansea.-Sailed the Duke of Kent packet, Coleswortb, for Lisbon, with mails; the Hind, Webb, on a cruise; the Prince ...

... SHIPWRiECK A&N) MUJTINY. ' It is witb. thje sincerest. doncern wel havle to aunnoumce the, following account of. his MsATs'ry'g ship CABaINET, Capt. About three weeks sitsce, during the -prevalence of a thick fog, thle ship, which had been making' s tern, way for some time past, took the ground,, to the infinite horror of the officers, who hand hoped for a changie and increase. of wind, by ...

... PLVMOUT!I anda Ptk~ ?? :On Thurslay his Mjests slitp A7ligator, 29, the Honi. ?? P Canning; Bramble cattel, 10, Licut ?? H Har3'welf; 4and Mgkthingale schoone,, Lieut E- Smith, weere disipatch d 1to othe etltranice of the chlinel, for the puipose.of assistjng the . ltioirifd~ bond 'trade with supplives of ater ai, c ovisions. i1g211h l oyal Adetaide 110, in tins yardis to be 'pepaired ...

... FALMOUTH, Januatrpy 151h, 1821. Tuesday. Sailed the Hero, Barliefl, for Dartmouth; and the Speculation, Wood, for Plymouth. WZednesday. Sailed tbe Fowey, Bone, for London; the John and Samnel, Howes, for London, *ilh fruit, from Lisbon ; the American brig Lydi'a, Higgins, frarn Awsterdam; and his Majesty'e schooner Grecian, on a, cruize. Thursday. Arrived the Fortitude, Richards, with a ...

... ONDAYLONDON MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGF, Mond y, Feb. 7, Two o'clock. 'l'here was a liberal sopply of Wheat this morning from Essex, Kent, anid Sullolk: the fine Iamples ex- perienced a ready sale at an advance of abont is. per quarter on. last Allonday's prices.-Fine, Malting Barleys fully maintained their foimer prices; the inferior and ordinary samples (of ^lhich there is, a large snu)ply) tire ...

... i CORN- EIXCHANGE, honday, April 17, Two o'Cloac. Notwithstanding the supply of English Wheat this morning was but small, yet the sales were dull for the fine samples, at last Moniday's prices; but there is very little demand for any other description.- Fine Malting Barley sold readily, at an advance of Is. per quarter, ana the middling and inferior sorts sold more ?? are in good supply, and ...

... . *TC i$ .Flt a -Plf I; J~. I- . -PL.Y.1POUT~H *; 4dt ot jpyu ,spi~ritsj iaV own ~een adz therefo're takiing' 7 t~dC!. bt11e a~fnn ve sti-o~ld ;'ieth:; each had niudi 1o; niV owvnr~r ~ g ~tpie sii4ce rot's Th4 t nA in c~hiiW sh;¢~ aw e ~iee p hic:leadi'to tie loe;I a not liitherto been able; to:vsi~t this delightful! gp~rt; i~h' hav*oftenl familiarly but not les trulysalled ane oF~ltV^ui~p9 Ok ...