... 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. ...

... Newinarketfirft O6lober Meeting, 1808. MONDAY, Oalok ?? Shakefpeare's Diftount 8ft. 31b. beat Sir C. Turner's Jock, 8ft. 71b. Two-year old C. aOogs. h. ft. - Mr. Batfon's Charmer, 8ft. 71b. beat Mr. Lloyd's f. Zephyr, by Coriander, out of Peppermint, 7ft. 51b. Two-yr old C. 100gs.- Sir J. Shelley's Fianny, 811. 31b. beat Sir C. Turner's Bram- ble, 8ft. acrofs the Flat. 200gs. h. ?? Wilfon's ...

... I PLVs4.norrs, OcrT. 6-oYesterday-Prrived in Cawsand Bay h1i Majsety's ship Haidoitan, of g4.guns, from Lisbon, after a passagv of three %vceLh. General A4urray. came home pessen- ?? heri Who got ashore yesteroaayl duj-ing the heavy gaie at s. W; o- the rocks at Redcling Point- an himsclf wttb the. other passenger- in the boat were obiige' to pass ?? * Mount n Edgcctnie Park tnh get t Crd't ...

... ?? the LUNDON GAZETIY7?', OcT. 1 i. BANKRUPTS. J vthn Baster, late of tlie Strand, tailor, Oqtober Ig, i6, and - Noeilnher zz, ac eleven, at Guildhall Attoeneyi, Mr. Shelton, Sessiaus House, Old Baflvy. James and Jouln Hulbert, of Bath], cabinet-makers, Oicqher 2J8, i2, and No ?? ,2, at eleven, at tie Cki~isttppher fun, Bath. - T1'i oimas Wetherherd, late of Liverpooi, brolter, November ri I ...

... TRlADE WIT II SPAIN ?? -7; - , . * S t ,: . F all the enlarged and beneficent &ejects which a 0 ?? mind, intent sin public gnaul, cotuld have devised or pursued for the beuefst of his ktountry, but pvhich, till witlin the last foar nimotlhts might be cousidered as the nmost hopeless auid ulsatainable by any efforts,. was the arrangemnent of a commercia treaty or agreement, by which the ...

... ? I7SD ' 'S I.VA OVO GJZE7'TR. Adrn~raelty-OJ~ce, Sept. 27. Copy of a lettr ftrot Vuie-Admniral l.ord Collinggwaod, CsirintaN;d iln (Aliep of tii- Mjet% b s~hips and vessels in thle Ni -Iitcrrtnean, to te Ilon. W. WV. Pole, dated ri bhard Ce, Oceal, at Gibraltar, Aug. 27, 10So. Sl,--l inclose for the information of thle Lords Com- X~issi:r-~ of thle Admiralty, the copy of a letter I have ...

... PL.?MoIta, Oct. %8.-Arrived the Defiande, of 14 gMns, from Corunna. The Insolent gun-brig, with a feet of vidluallers under convoy for Corunna, sailed this morning, but were obliged to put back again owing to contrarywvindds. g o The Seine frigate and Peccsloofnaarcmeit lsarbour. sloop of war are come into . FALM40H, OCT. 17.-Arrived his Majesty's ibip Amazon fromt Plymouth. Sailed his ...

... I ?BA:?;J?Rj,(.TjYrS.?I ; ONDOX Gd4ZE,'eF, S47&U)DA OCTOBRR Q2Q. W lLLIAM STEEf., Jneas Stel, and Clristopher Jehnstone. late of (.ganr6'e littnt-nraptcri Ililluirender Nov. 14, IS, and Dec. 3, zt twelmr, nahre WlInne tiur e inn, Preston.-An6roiesMesra. Illanchard ond Carr. IPrent.ni , .rs Mesirz. Barrel', Gray's Inn, Lolndon. Thtoaqs N1a3chanl Brirdgew;ierSomerlni're, niationer, Nov. tO, at ...

... prn2 Ih LUNDON GAZETTE' Ocr. 29, m1EN'S PALACE, OCT. 26. This da7 Monsietr d'Adlerberg, E/nvoy ExtraordiVy aind M7iister PleripDntentiery from the King of Sweden, had ani e-tadicnr.e of leawe at his 0l7aje, sty; arnd M' (si ir de Brinckman Oi successor in the sane eibarad`er. hal afterwards a private a- dience of his Majesty, todelivcr his credentials: Towhichtheymvere Introduced hy the Righlr ...

... -SATURDA i' -S 5 A. I ?? ?jf the M ? ?tati?, ? t?c? (eiter quu ne, C i8 Pias and 50 sreo, in a heavy galte, she oversee, and the Captain and Officers, with ail the crce, except l1 inte, were drowned, BAN K RU PTS. W. anl J. Steel ani C, .Johnstone, L^eiaster, woollen- drapei's, to surreader Nov. 14, 15, Dec. .3, at twelve, at tne 1is l il ,r e, - Preston, Atteeniss, Mlessrs. Biarx::ard: ?? ...

... SHIP NJE UIS. EAST INDIA SHfPPINQ INTELLIGENCE. The following Ships outward-bound arrived at Si- nions Bay (Cape'of Good Hope), the 31St May, un- e der convoy of his Majesty's ship Lion, and sailed firom e thence the i6th.June, viz. , Calcutta - - Capt. MtxwE LL c Hugh Inglis - FAIRFAX , i Exeter - - MZRa ro - . b Ceres -- - -DuNSFORa C Preston - - -SruaRoc ' u Dorsetshire - -- BRS6V 0 Ocean - ...

... ? ? SI-11-J, lvs.: - I ?? 3Cr - Ie ,4 ad hattotinr of the 6-th regiment nowv here emaiark tL -nUorrfw oin bna'l th! serne tvrj os'crfs they came irn trom Jeirsey., for eel-',n'h' to the cxnedii' unter tr. Gtnmal 2airc a 4r,.. i isbon, dlaa!l tle 17th Uit. State' tl:3 tbe a dil-irn of nert's gr1my'uoo rien, haer si.led'fot P v'ot n, t 'w4 'm / rntv Is, essengeirs,. camp dowvn ?? dirhatehee of ...