... D.AtNmativTs FROM .TTBSDAY$ GGAZ¶rTTE. I;.@rs 3to, Breamwb.e' the younger, of Rochland, Norfolk.t Shopkeeper.-EBizabetb and T7homas Sbare,,ofCleObury, MortimoorkShroplhire, Druggifts and Grocers.-pat.l Fallon, late of Edward Street, Portman Square, Hatters Ofwand.Pilling, of ,ivefey, Lancaffire, Miller.-George, Pzattof Diglee, Saddleworth, Yorldhire, Merchant and, Cloth \Manufa&urer.- 7 n/rn ...

... From ibe LO N D O01 GAZ ETTE, oga., - BAN1KR-UPTS. TUoMg'n Lte'is, of Bedford Street, Covent Garden, Druggia.- Ricbard Heaton Solly, St. Margarer' s at Cliff, near Dover, Merchant.-)%of,/i Adawns, 1' te of Brompton, Kent, Butcher.-Yobn Peplow, of S.irevs- bury, Linen Draper.-Hannanel Piendez Da Ch ., ja n of Orange Street, Bloonfbury, Grocer.-_7obv W7at1,q, late of Bankfide, Southwark, Colour ...

... The Weft India fleets have brought home a very confiderable quantity of Weft India produce into our markets, which is at prefent very dull indeed, parti- cularly rum, and cotton wool, as alfo is coffee, of which article fome public fales have been lately made at rather reduced prices. - In the courfe of eight days, 1,48a,3041bs. of tobacco have been imported into London from Virginia,yet the ...

... . IMARgFMERALD. CGorn Ea.tthan5; ~Ifondayi 3T41y 25. We had a' toreiable Ikpply of Wheat for this day's market, from, both E'er and Kent. Prikea alked at the early part of the day were rather higher than thofe afked laft Monday; yet the fales cloted hiavily, upon no better terms than thenacceeded to.-narleycomes up lparingly, and is ls. per qtarter ?? Pea2e continues (arce, and are on the ?? ...

... COiw RE.XCHAVCf, L0X'i0N, n ddy ;.Yu 14.. T'lss Masketf ras again but tiinly f li t Wheat td-day, which occafioned' qur Fadorsto demand rather finore moriey for fine farmples; the advance however, could not be fupported through the day, and -the trade left roff heavily. supon jaft Moay'3s trnss.,v Barley and Malt are both dearer; the lupply of the former, of' prime quality, being hliort. ' ...

... Corn Exe.urn-e, Manday, Otober S. - 4:-1 - .-1 -- I a .I Our fupply of Wheat to-day was comprifed of fome famples of fine old, and a tolerable quantity of new. The general currency of the latter cannot be flated higher than about 8Ts. but the old, of very prime quality, fetched 9Ss. per ?? is rather cheaper; but Malt, the fupply being a ihort one, main.. tains its ?? reafe have advaneed 10s. ...

... I.LONVOR V.ARkpt9, CORi5 EXCH5AXGlt, MWO55DAV, DEC1. il * We had a very fhort fupply of grain ihl genesil.i wvich 'has occafioned a vcry material advatcce in price, Wheats are frorr 55. to Ss. per quarter ?? is near azs. ?? 1oavicys have advanced in price, and prime famplus. obtained SSs.-Malti Peafe, anid Beans, are upon the rifs.-Oats, owing to thi rumours pretty generally believed, of all ...

... C OM:i -1 rNcRE OF EGYPbT , -4i e - Ti' ErzEl arrives evcry year at Grand Cairo, d arit- the months of April, Ma;Jy, and Jane, rich caravans ai mom the ,interior of Africa; thsy carty a confiderable quantity of three fprcies of gums, elephants tceeh, t3marinds, perrots, oftrich feathers, gold dull, and lalcly black flaves ; and in return they convey 1ito their oawn country falfe pcals, coral, ...

... PROPERur1, &c. ACT. As feveral difficulties have occurred to the Public ins making thle returns reqriired by this ?? 'anfert the~ fiollonwing official explarna. tions for th'e fervice of ouer readers:- L F~or certain defcriptions of profits, returns of the amount are required to be made~ by the p'arty. 46For others, ,,s return is 'reqjuired; unlefs in parti- cular cafes, when the pat~ty will ...

... Ale Nrtfi ai JPwrencb ?? .r9,majejj- nAI, . I. f.. .de On the, fl-jc a of tile late threatened invalfien we hsk,6 1 ic- been ursiforminin our (pinion that thle primaty obeig of the ofarmaments at' thle enemy was to cstcite alarrm here, in order that, advantagred by our frar-s~ he might obtain more favourable conditions of peqr.~eko, tdhv o dared th Inerle -of France to make any ferious . ...

... UNCLAIMED DIVID.NkDS. , ?? ,hen 11.t tno . -e per Cent. .Vavly Aunuifies cofinu ad. 1l)6uhcLd h: De. Of - ~Cattll 555 able. ute. Humphrey, fmargaret,. Amerfiham, due 13rks, Spin fer, - - -- 1y, r80 8 Hale, Roger, Birmingham, Efq. dec. jan. 1890 Hall, Richard, LittId Sudbiury, Glou- ceterihire, Gent. - rl yo 6 Hodfon,, R~d. T'lhorney, _Canbridgelh. Grazier, and Henry Bains, Coven- Vry, ...

... F-ClOnwoba-, (f 10 p . 0114. P20'(111 [. L0'i ' GA4ZEfTE. ADNMIRALTY OmFtCE, To iRC 3, ?? J Letter trom Lotid (nard- er inttrodace.s the I~Jfi llowing:- RC2G-. 'tire, aE Sea, Feb: r6. MYLORD, I 1ii l , onour to illiOI your kcdi (hlip, that carly this :.xorn,,g I captured the French ytivaeer A~llfoueron, ?? no Bourdeaux, mounLIMM a6 .,uos, twelve and fix-poundels, and 130 mvn, oit 'O daysfrom ...