... MO NDAY', LONDON MARKETS- CORN' EXCHNAGF, JMonday, eb.- 21l Tw. o'Cloek. The supply of' Wheatbeig smaallthis nornitg ,;fine runs sold full 2s. per qunater higher tbau on this day week. Having a large supply of- Barley, the-trade was very heavy, and, from Is. to Zs., per quarter cheaper. - New Beans:-hnd Peo are l2s. per quarter higher. Oats are ?? Is. per quarter lower9 owirng to the magnitude ...

... 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 ...

... [Fromn the Bristol Mlirror, Jan. 20th.] The storm of Tharsday night and Friday morning, the 20th aud 21st instant, has been particularly de- structive to the shipping in our Channel. Of tbree West-indiamen, (the Steadfast, Barton, and Picton, Morris, for 13arbadoes, and the Jane find Barbara, Butter, for St. Vincenrs,) which proeeeded on their respective destinations last week, one, the Picton ...

... CHAMBER oF COIMIERCE, PLYMOUTH, The Sixth Report of the Chamber of Commerce, at Plymouth, was read at a meeting of its members on the 18th tilt. and has since been published. It states that the general state of commerce ibrongh- out the civilised world, during the last year, has not been otherwise than felt in the port of Plymouth: and, in consequence, the objects which have engaged the ...