... C Account *t rheat and Wheat Flout entered for Home Con sumttion at ten ofi the principal ports at Great Britain in eachi week 31isce the passing ofthe New Corn Law, with the average pricead atsfDt. Qoiuarters A veriege otef 0 Alnou(ufof fo.lowing, Entered. .ri.e. Doty. Doty. r A pril 218 8. d. S. 4,-83 9 aliy 6 . 11,072 ?? lt1i 0l 10,13 u e 7,033 5 ;I i; 13 3 ,95 2,.. 19,591 I 0 5 12 0 10,178 ...

... THE COALI TRADE. I . . , . -f of We understand the letter, signed G. IV. C. C which appeared in our last number, has produced con. le siderable excitement amongst the persons connected t le with the Coal Trade who frequent the Camber and that e neighbourtoods WVe hope the niatter will not rest here, . but that such an investigation will take place, that if tY the statements contained in our ...

... PR ICES OF CORN AND BREAD, (?'rom the Morning Chronicle.) 'i'he present condition of the coru market in this country is very remat'kablt. A rapid fall of prices ruining specttlators? without any corres?iottdlng benefit ii to the cortutner, is incised a plionomenon worthy of at- p tentien and it is lint to be wondered at. eliot men in- 'J capable or unwilling to trace oat the true causes. of ...

... (Ferom the M~or nfrz Rctolld. )r Alln. EDITOR,-Thc thanks of the community are I especially due to you tbr iragging forth to public notice u tbe barefoced extortion now practised in reference to the F price of bread. It is an evil long complained of that u the price of bread has for many years been far too high 6a al compated witb the price ot wheat, but I veniture to aiffirm, without fear of' ...