... !Yednesddiy's & Tlursday's Posts. I V.INAIRP'tS /roni us{rtesrys Gazelte. John Wells, tof Duiistew,,Oxfoirdshire, tailor. James Uiordal,, of Ureat Dover-street, panrulier. John Wontuer, of Kir,,ston4.ono-TIIlmues, distiller. Richard Gregory, of Oild Jewry, moulratice-broeltr. John .Roberts, Justus Wimgpinaln, arnd Narc6ss,,s RyIallofGoxver'sW~aik,WV Iitechapel, sugar-refiners. 19enjainin Davis ...

... MAlARKET I11 ,[1ALD. CORIN) EA [L( iANGIE, Oclober 14. This day the fresh arrivals of Wheat make a tolerable supply, hot much of fibst quality-. which malntains last prices, other qualities dull sale; Rye, higher; Barley and Malt kcep their prices; White Pease again dearer; Beans of eacit de- scription likewise somewhat higher; there are also tolerable supplies of Oats, but fronm the ...

... CO. i.A CA(fL1 U , MWrc'/s 29. 'iilNe arivet vas wull rishiidi LI it l 'iii';it to'-day f'rmu ?? xald KCcit, Wish UC ?? a ild ietioul in price of 2s, pei qutirtur iii line s.amples, wi IS, ill unili- Iil;V tile arrivals of 0;lts Welti Iiicrituls, ild tiet i;ticlv is 3s. per r im'tutir lviver; thlu . ip iv tit' .1 iiitlii' itus auliple, the Still dClil, Wfill the jlici! tililil 1., to 2. per ?? ...

... LONDON 'MATRAIKETS. * - COR1N.' EXCIu. IGE, ArIp1Ast ;30, There is still a rgreat- dulliess inl the ?? of ino4 ,articels. Wlit, both Foreign and Englishl col*fs erv freely to murlicrt, ;.ld th re is so) little dvioanili ?? priccls 11;tte decliC ned full G-;. per ?? has iil el uunoe allen .s. ptv suck. We refer yolU to the MilleXUAad li1t fur our present ?? aild Molt are fr1ont Is. tu o per ...

... Ronbolt 11larf.'itto+ CORN hX-I'C'J GE, May 11. The supply otf Wheat this toining by laud sam pie front Essex and Kent was far front lhge, hut teie ar- rival ?? Foreign contin ties so alsutdatlithat tie trade is exccedingly dilil, and may be quoted about 2s. pet qucarter cheaper thant tiis daiy se'titighit. We had hut few arrivals front Salioli, and for fine Moaltintg Barlev mieb the sanie ...

... Iitesday's Posl contiziwlecId. frowl 91,c L;nfdwi! Gazettec of S' tirdacy. 6ti Drakngu u Gul..-(apt Wi ldrmut, fromt the 20: I kl~igt Dn4 ;,s-its, tov be iMajor. 9LII Lighlt l;raguIr-.iaju& Comlpton, fr ...

... ,4 PA iItsdS J : T/wrsdtzy's'hsesj. B3anki u1)ts froi ?? Gazette. . H. Dover and A. De Froger, of Broad-street Mews, merchatnt. Thonvis (lh4er, of North-end, Fulharn, victualler. George Ettershavik, of Dorlinig, Surrey, nurserynan. tlbort Armstrotn-, of Woi estur-stleet, SOuthtLtLli, hat too:l no talct III . . . R. ViQtlnt, of B13wv-lane, Cheapside, warehousettt in. Hichntd MeINt-y, of ...

... ISTA lisTICrAL NOTICES.. '-Thc. nutsmber of iiinab'itants of a so6itry.or of a' city is almoset rnenwed egveriy thirty.years ,;nd in an: .agc the humnan race is renewed, three. tinies an&d' .,ne-thsird~.. If we --alloiw--three geuvrations for an age, and supposirg that the world.was onlu 5700 .dars uld' tlt'sre woul' be 171 generations since the creatiou of the lildeto our'tine- 124 'inco the ...

... - 1. I - - ' ?i R-KETS.!-I Our inar uket wis. wl .suppliedj vwith. Whlieats this ?? froo keat, Essex, and .SU2*ili, uandl there 1 ,wsut- I3uan buyerse.Iarly, ir -,the day'wlsicblsadvanced t4's )ipL(es qbout 2sa pgr -i'arter; theitradev was hcrieytee,, ir ?? dll tolvoads IIOoII, and the prices of the. t ille c old not bc ?? was. also sel ! ;1 ilt thp;'e terln s asat ?? y at the bhVihmig, , f ...

... LONDON, MA RETS, CORNV ERXCIAVGE, October 16. The arrival of Wheat tliis morning was very lno- derate, and principally fromt Essex, but still it was more than adequate to the demand, which occasioned particulir dullness in the sales, at a decline of about 2s. per ?? lias been very plentiful dur- ing the last week, but baving no ?? supply this morning, the sales were on the sacne termns as last ...

... OND:ON1 MARKETS. CORA, EXCHANGE,) 'e 2; As *ve had this sloriling a very moderate arriral ef Essex and Keut Wheat', and the Weather has been peculiairly u11favourable since last Friday, an advance. w|as expected in thle market, but on the contrary, Wheit was very dull, but little sold, and tiat 2s. to 3s, per quarter ?? was bris; in de- aud, and 'readily ?? our last quotation, as well as Malt, ...

... Mutt.' ?? DV 51t. 5'j1. Yesterday a numerous and 'respectable assemblage' of the friends of Sir Francis Burdetitoult place at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand, to celebrate the Hall. Baronet's release from the Towver. The Grcht Room, -end two other, were filled in a short time. At'five o'clock Sir Francis Birdett, attended ly> Major Cartwright, Mr. Clifford, and some other Gentlemen, ...