The Coal Trade.
The Committee of the Common Council for inquiringt into the state of the Coal and Cornt trade, have directed the following notice to he posted at the Coal Exchangc t- t" entlemen,.I am directed by the Comm'ttee of Control over the Coal and Corn Mileters, to tiansnit to ynu the accompanyinK no- tice, with instructions that the same be affixeld in some conspicuous place in the Coal-market. " l- WOODTHORPEt." I'T the Clerks of the Coal-market." Co M IITTEE OF CONTROTL OVER TIIE COAL AND CORN. 2tRTERS. " The elerks of the Coal-market having this day reported to thir comnmittee, that many irregularices have been practised by some of the coal-factors, in making Improper returns to the metera' office, and im the undue delivering of tLteir conitracts to the clerks of the market, and otherwise contravening the previsions of the act of Par- liament for regdlating the sale of coals in the aaid market, wvhereby opportunitie.s have been afforded to ill-disposed persons of making fictitious sales, and enhancing the price ot coals, to the great injury of the public: Notice is hereby given, that if any person or persons shall be foand hereafter offending therein, he or they will be pro. ceeded against according to law ; and the clerks of the market are hereby directed, in thc execution of their duties, to ace tha th pro visions of the aet are strictly complied v ith. a je pro. "WOODTHORPF." THE2 COAL TRADE.