The National Register.
London, England, 1820-03-13 00:00:00

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CORN EXCHANGE, WEDNESDAY, MAIEU &
We have had but very few arrivals of Wheat from FAWN,
Kent, and Suthilk, since Monday. and the arrivals from abroad
still continuing very limited, the sales tor the finest sampha were
easily effected, and fully supported our last prices. The b upply
of Barley was also very small, but there was a great demon for
that grain, and line samples sold freely at an advance of Is. per
qr. The trade in Oats was nut brisk, and 3landay's prices were
with difficulty supported. In Peas, Beans, &c. there is t.o
alumition.

COUN.EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, MARCH 10.
Our Market w 144 but thinly supplied with tine Wheat this
morning, the samples being chiefly the overplits of the last mar-
ket day ; the demand for which was in proportion to the supply,
and Wetiestlay's prices were readily obtained. The supply of
Harley was also very small, and but little business doing in that
description of gruih, but our last prices may be quoted Mr the
finest qualities, the inferior samples being about Is. per quarter
loser. Oats were also dull in sale at our Lai prices.—ln Peas,
Beans, &e. there is no alteration.

CORN EXCHANGE, AloNoxv, MARCH 15.
We had qtly a middling supply of Wheat at market this
morning from the coasts of Essex, Kent, and Suffiilk, the de.
mand for which was equal to the supply, and the finest samples
obtained 2s. per quarter higher thun our last prices. The supply
of Barley was small, but what samples appeared were brisk in
sale, and is. per quarter dearer. Oats were also ls. per quarter
dearer, and brisk in sale. Fine Peas obtained tediing advance..
Beans and all other descriptions of grain remain as per last.

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24 a 21,1
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LONDON, MONDY, M A P,CII
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The Paris Papers of Thurslay last arrived yes -
day. The Hill fhr sospending the laws for the pro-
tection of public liberty hi France, has given rise to
much debate in the Chamber of Depoties. Thc
Minister of the Interior, in a speech of.consldera-.
Lle length, enforced the necessity of the measure on
the grounds that the partisans of Iluonaparte were
ripe for insurrection iu various parts of 'Trance,
and that they expected it blow .would be 4truck in
February or March. The Ministers, hewever. did
not disclose any satisfactory infantation on the sub.
ject. The projm was opposed by M. Basterreehe
and M. Benjamin Constant, and supportcJ by the
Count de la Bourdonnaye ; after which the debate
was adjourned until the next flay. The QuotieEenne
says, that ut Paris, on the Gth inst..a person of some
consequence was arrested. We have seen several
private letters which positively assert, that the Ex-
Minister, the Duke Demises, comes to this country
in the Quality of Ambassador from the Court of
France in the course of the ensuing month. The
The French Five per Cents. on Tuesday, were
74f. 75e.