... 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. ...

... PzAL, sept. ?? half paft five o'clock this morning the remains of the gallant Capt. E. T. Parker were removed .from his lodgings to the Dock yard, in order for interment in the Chapel Field at this place. At half paft eleven o'clock Lord Nelfon came on (hore I from on board the Arnazon.-At twelve o'clock, by fignal from the Anmazon, the fu-eral commenced:- Tne Ihips in the Downs, under the c ...

... abt?;Marhtt# a- T If -r r e. s I- If n r e II I r i . COtN XEAY GE;-s LONDON.' - SNDAYy OC~Oaj, ii We lid 6ut a nidcling Lopply l ?? Wheat thrs day at market, and havirig manys bu3;eis lief famples fetched nearly is. per quarter ±nore than on Friday * the forei hlikewife fold freely. Wc had many arrivals ot Barley, and te Maleters begincsing tp work, that article fold readily at isal weck'.iws ...

... 11 11 , 4 . : z?. . Kept ? Adtift, ? 7 1 . , C.ORN: RXCHN, LONO . A1though the quantity of Whteat t day morning was pretty confiderable,. thii:t ktt - aroud tovi : being; &aer, we had feieml- oiiitqru e muller; attedinig, and Sonme few fates wese aflei* at. .at as. per qtlsartr advance;' bust the erade was not by any meians brifk, and CQme quantity renais over t +, day-.Prinae alting fatmples ...

... The-lirijens ofthel 1srif~id Atriciin race'Wiltbipleal'- o ed tocei rn.t that dtn h orgo h alia PIOUS parroof ther ingidom, the popular fentiment has berif fier lioiy) Irrk ag Cf h ceintitiliarce of' that teat fl in Inumnal flell, whichl, to the dfrelthsnihe in; cd coiiitry, is 11)11 pernmittedt, if not eticouraIged, byv coug anq laws. 'In Yorltihire, this feelingi wat; ro gcneral, that Mr.1 ...

... -7?- -- ?i, ? mours .. I . ?? RN, EXC wON ?? Ou y earrivals of- Wheat frow EHf x anand Kent 'o Monday, were rather'ftrt, but the quantity unfold fi:4m taft ,week'4 faradle. made thefupptoealy: tolgerably:lrge, finery fa^ne flip w er not materi aly la 1ow ek; bu6in yohea . undei~th fIr% rlt 1i:ywity-nvt- ?? renabty. 'a14 b ut confoif Ail ilyto-rer i. prric; deed, Graan of every 2 kind items ...

... .1 Va)r - ra clock, ,=tF dL CORN EXCHANj3E, LONE; . - ;0MONtDAY, SOVIlNSaRS a T~he fupply of Wheat for, this Lay's market ?? bein confiderable, a *eeming advance took place at an early part' ie of the morning, but the fales-left off ar 6iearly latt weelt' ?? and Malt, though in plenty,. go eff freey;. and ?? are -fomething cheaper; thofe of Lt middling quality are dull ?? are lowcer, bii Grey, ...