... LONUO1)N: M~AI{UYFS. (From Rustonj Corn Reportsr of MJonda, Sipr. 10,' iS32.) There weas a good c Frto ofnglisla Wheat ansi F10lasrte sveeet4 il addition to 95i74o ?? wedaase .4hew of newr 1M.0s acid el fewt ?? BarleY ?? I ?? l sakitg highesr Pi-ica for -Wheatadinoe iflOi~iCC5 a. er q. mre ,onc weeobtineed oan te lsearlyprk f . hy tac o rceit f he e cn ,* kjterr cd rjnpistg inorehjcrril eot ...

... LONDOtN. MlIARItRrS. te (From Rteit's Cg:,IZ iof , ?? 17i ?? I' S ' We d a good e6oui' of fnw eoas thti' orainfX; thM quo&ity of tf4 Nd Wheat -was gen'erulij, une, Sot a grewdt dea'ef ohe. arwley wose nuiA die. -coloured,-There wassotmiefurther-demw7dfor She jinr ?? ogj bog/ a old and 'new Wheat for 1/1e North, add afazir ?? of *itch deiarip. to tious was purchased, 6ut our millars .tol being ...

... . 'fixoter faarksto. CATTLU MARutav.-t6s- ur Cattle Market. on Friday last, there was a Iair sappli of FAT BUTA.ocIts, for the most Ipart. too of Devoilshirefeedltug, a description of article that always has a preterence, and, with. many iaken off, thde qltation was Irona Ss. to app oabhing 94. per score. Thi2 Butchers C.A ves produced were euough tor the occnsion, and pretty well all sold at ...

... PLYMOUTH AND lE.VONPOIT. -: At a Common'Hall, held at Plymouth, on tbe lst instants. Sir James Grahamii, the irrsf' Lord of the Admiralty, ?? ualliutously elected a Freetmanofthei llOmugh, The.no`1i1 nation was.proposed by Dr. Vookworthy, and seconded br W. Prance, Esq. After being a vornulip, Sir James addressed his brother Freemen in a very neatabnd appropriate mannor.,'. The King, has been ...