... CORN I.,f NAIIET S. t.i1iiN EXCIC A\tIP1 (St ;7. (Oir setipli& 1iron S-;Nsec, ic!it, anti Saiuiti, sare ;crcol)er litl;[l ad thi. mim-t !!i- ' !l t Oar i:t'rlitt iastI very it0il; )lIt primr' til. oil t:iiprl as (iitelce:t 'ould ti ?? 5!'l (jli!t'ic'r ;ieaei j, t lttcr ' q! tiw.v Sei'.it. NItcC 'lex;tii]ic'e of lif''e liel' ?? ac ihigi it)6' ltti:iitel'. ?? ;'itleS lt tol:t S!Ic!i buasltts ...

... ABERDEEN ?? It ikt , iii ,, it ,ii ti ii In tilticti lllo t. 'X u :It ,,I Tlw~~dt, Wth IIt ~ I II I CitIii.,, C w I li tibtitri, porte 'litram' ci' Motilio , lit (huh - l ,e ''¾ 1 ill; I trots tkicrlowrit. itt a 'il t. It -o l, F.10 ilgt1,t~ ?? til I lit io-i 'ro!i I t' se t' I'i -i-peel, '.L:;-ttt'iior, :oIscdth '61rIn't I'It -tlo 'I snn l'tiki [or it Slir't in lOkI)', I.lt(rhtoii, l j tn t ...

... CORN .MARKETS. CORNd EXVH A-NIGE, Dlee S. We were abuijdantlo suppt;cd Slli, r w alT ?? fgrI ealing trade was vety brisk, particulsirly for line lsegs, lvhvst, w'hich Kin']Il 'insoe instances, obtoincil '2s per quarter abolve lust -NssodaY'& qu~stsitloi but wheat oflhssrue growth was eoxreteeiy doll, the millers sretcrrsng the foreign. on accoun of it superior (ies leity. Moling barley wao ...

... ABERDE171Y SHUPINIG. ?? I ?? ill- .. I ?? .. . IC rvch 1Wi'd-t~Iui' Na terastiit',ir,'1 wt eth iga (i1ru~iiv, Ii l 5 C, il'riti ]'crieerl'. ilr' I 'Tri'yiiih,d L I~iritiioii h Will oi}?,l'tJi' i~tiutiiti, Vroy; Jimi .Ac'i''rd, lirooti, ?? n Ur. rIn: ?? I.sin'-ry Au.iC, 'lhciI,['livri ail.-. idiarq of it . ' , l, of Sit'otillimil Staildue, I'esiv ?? DalisIiliidlt Mfo,-ttdii tatm)iitd hield, ...

... CORN M'A MEETS. i. spo tC:RN EXCHviANtUE,, June 23. Ott Supplies of ol kinds of grain was tiutsuallysmall this morn. ilt), whic cawsed higiler prices to Ibe eum oided h;t neither that . our the ol ?? 0t1te of the weather Cuotd troeure then,, and ,lost Mlovda.y;s pries woere tlhoso paid for fleo :,u)iles of -,riot. BIrlev Cmitiutis ti h somie pice, iad ,lithiouh thueirrival i., l,0 very liteM ...

... ABERIDEENY ?? ['riutonp!, I.e-lie, it Loitnmii, on T'l'trsidiy, I lil itat. I t' 1- elit, Kerr, nt do.i ot rlo ilo. to Aut. eti. Pacikl't, Barcnrett, cit dto. ot: di.o . tl' 'The dii:i, Vii:ittlti, cttt'ed i li-ei' ii i'iicsd:rv Iat, atter i: .latog Itic tg2 rit't loiat 'tI'i'eiii tot!n (ti'elec, celieir I'ii' el0 iii rite ol t40 Etl .lz a:1:. 1;i:Z^ shieu 11:lv thevmc d iti~~ z:lozt hmtr ...

... 9O CORN EXCHANUE, Nov. Vi.. as The supply of English wheat was rather hisnitaid tbie scorning, te still, having an immense quantity of ibreigns a. heait at maurker, 'che In meecting trade wvas exceedingly heavy, slthouglh there were matte country buyers at market, but those beiig %sell oscars that ois ?? aiid Situiday 100,000 quarters were esiteried at siloe Customn sd Heave, were esare than ...

... CO1?N EX('iCAN(OE, May zo. We woere r'rv modlerately sulpp(liedI with all kiudsof grain fur this niorifing's otolarket, fronn I',sex Kent, ?? t3utb101h -till She' oo4ling ?? dull * but primne Samples of wheat sold ott he prices ?? day senlnigt t, while the ornlinaro deocriu i(llis uwere (qUltc Unisalvale. M3atial? barley, ?? Stco, so.1d freely tor 3alsper qoorter, and where the qualitV was ...

... SHrIP NE WrS. hip!: The LIady IlWNaugihton, Faith, and the Kingston pear eBoween, have arrived oli' Faltnouth, from Calcutta. hottt It is stated that the Regent of 100 guns, is getting off I iready for the 1Duke of Clarence to hoist his flag in, to the apay a visit to Ireland. fleet The AMirelionmess of Salisbury has arrived with the A smail of the 20th oi' April, trom Mlalta: with that of the ...

... (URNl ,\T MARKETS. Jon ('ENt EXCHEANGEII, Sept. 22. ere Ohir lppliyes .Iring thle ;vlec were iminllen, aoduthose Irfoh ti' of tiiis ooiniuo leereqv plju;O so.-still fi1e sanplius of old ios iwit 0 erlr lelv lvbww:t .oIlI erl dl' :t 01i ndvane of 2s. per quarter . I) tbe tlrices of This dae .enidglht; but there was no demaod fb. li, in. tile Ievior die-criptioni.r. ?? i hlllig barley being ...

... SHrIP ArE YS. .le ti Wednesday a Court of Directors was held at the Lar t n- India Hotse7 when the folowing ships were thus Limed, ,r, viz :-.BucLkinghaqmslire and lereforildhire, for Bpibay r, and China, and the Bxidpewater and Lady Mlelville, for hle Pengal antd Cijina, to be fadoat on'the 21et Nov., sail to we Gravc.scsiid on thle 7ti Dec., stay there 308 days, and be in ar the Downls n the ...

... 81iP E WS of N 11 ' i We? 'ednesdav, a ( ?? t or Dircutors was hield at thic I !.t I of India h1ome, w llen t t.il ?? hoas fl(I ?? aS SW1orn lii he IitO the conmond at t3l % ?? i1me, ?? ad to 1ldras - and 11 yIl, 1 of vn 'iis 21iaC asty1sship TweOd, C(pt:1in Lord Jolm Chnirch. r ti. till, called at 6t. Jago (oile of tie ( :pc dc Veiil lciand' cV , ?? her passage out to the ('ilpe itt ( ood ...