... CORN EXCHANGE, Smimn 6. so ht We had a very good su ply of Wheat this morning by lasd he sample from Essex and Vlent, and some quantity from Suffolk, IIIbut the quality of the new Wheats being on the whole by no mmeans fine, our trade was dull, and for select runs alone could Id last week's prices be obtained; inferior were evidently lower from Is to 2s. per quarter, and at the close of the ...

... SIHPl NVEWS. FALM5OWT'tI SEta'. Lu;-WVind W. to S.-Arrivede the Swidft- sure packet, with mails, fromr the filediterranleati e:iiled frolin Corfo 11th Augrust, lYalta 18th ditto, and (;ibraltar 5thl Sept.; alsot arrived the Custuopolite, Nean, and I.e Doux .Aris, Char- lier, from Norrnantier.-Saiied the Prince Esrnest and Camden packtets, tar L~isbon, both swith mails. LiJVERPOOL, SecTr. °7. ...

... 'rwomnthe LONDON iGAZE'TE of Sept. 7. B'sNKIRUPTCY ENLARGED. J. F. Leitch, of Fenchurch-street, merchant, from Sept. 21 to Oct. 2. BANKRUPTS j. II. Hall, of WVebb's County Terrace, Newington, Surrey, merchant, Sept. 11, is, and Oct. 19, at ten, at Ouildhall. S-. lichor M r. Clabon, Alark-laite. E. Parnell, late of Congleton, Cheshire, milliner, Sept. It, 18, arnd Oct. 19, at ten, at Guildhall. ...

... jrwom the LON'DON GAZETTE (f Sept. 4. This Gazette notifies that Colonel Washington, of the Bava- Sian service, has been nominated by the Prince Regent an Ho.- notary Companion of the Order of the Bath. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. J. Dawson, of New Windsor, cheesfactor, from Sept. 18 till I Oct. to. T. Little, late of Bodiham, Sussex, grocer, from Sept. 4 till Oct 23. J, Eginton, of Handsworth, ...

... CORN-FEX7(CHANGE, FUlDAY, SFPT.17. We have had several arrivals' from the Suffolk coast; but there appearing many buyers at market this morning, the trade was exceedingly brisk at londay's prices, owing to the rain we had yesterday, the Millers expecting that they avill soon he able to work with a good stock of water; Barley fully maintains Alonday's prices; and White Peas also support that ...

... Fr'ern the LONDON GAZETTE of Sept. A~. BANKRUPTS. J. Gasitefl, of ChapeI-en-Ie-Frith, Dverbyshiire, cottoflsS~rfl nier, Oct. 11, 12, and Nov. 9, at eleven, at tb~e Green an lnn, !sibhorrie. Solicitors, Messrs. Sweet and Co., Basing- hail-street; and lMessrs. Brittlebarik and Co., Ashberre, Ver- byrhire. - . Sellers, of IKingston-ni~on.Hull, merchant, Oct. 8, 9, and Noiv. 9, at eleven, at the ...

... Frown tke LONVDON GAZ1'T7IE of Sept. 25. BANK(RUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. B. Shout, of Hi1gh fiolboro, oilmtan. C. G rove and H. E> Grove, of Birmingham, coal-deaf5. H. Niuns, of Soylarnd, Yorkshire, m~anufacturer. BANKRtUPTS. }1. Baron, of Over Dasrweun, La3ncashire, calko-.printer, tOct. lh, at five, 14, at eleven, andZ N'ov. 6, at twelve, at the Okld Black lhullInn,' Blackburn. Solicitors, Mvr. ...

... From Me LONDON GAZETTE of Sept. 114 BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. W. Sawkins, late of Southampton, watch-maker, from Sept. 21 to Nov. 9. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. T. A. Uluchin, W. 0. Carter, and A. Kelly, of Portsmouth, bankers. BANKRUPTS T. A. Minchin, WV. G. Carter, and A. Kelly, Jun. late of Portsmouth, bankers, Sept. 25, Oct. 9, and26, at eleven, at Guildhall. Solicitors, M. Greethain, Portsmouth; ...

... BANK OF. sEGLA ND. yesterday a Quarterly Court of Baank Proprietors met for ts purpose of dcclariing a Dividend on the Stock and lProfits for the Six .Months ending in October next. (i) the motion being put front the Chair, that the amount of ,il I)ivden~d should be live per Cent. Mlr. IRANDLE JACK S()N' addrrssed the Chair. Ile said, that many circumstances were now in operation to render un- ...

... S. [IIP NE ITS. DEAL, Sarr. 5.- Wind W.S.W.-Arrived and sailed for tbe River yerterday, the Highlandpr, mdiller, front New Aliovidence; Contest, Campbell, fi om St. Vincent's; Antrecens, Byers, front Antigua; Zoroaster, Ross, from Beragil; Thetis, jiliddleton, frosu Jamaica; and Ocean, Anmet, fronm the South Seas-and to-day, the DLavid Scott, Hunter, from Blengal; Camdlen, Johu- son, from ...

... From the L ONDON GAZETTE of Sept. 31. This Gazette notities the Prince Regent's approbation of Don Aureliairo de Bernote, as Spanish Vice-Consul in London; aDt contains an Address from tire city of Oxford, thanking the Prince lsegent for tire prompt and efficacious measures taken to prevent the evil consequelices which might have arisen from tu- multuous and unlawful assemblies of the people, ...

... S1IP NEWVS' DFAL., SrleT. WWn~ .-Arrived and sailedl for thr- River, n the Tartar, Downing, from Cadliz; Itohy, (bagMian, f-rom teSierra L eone, for 1i all; Rlegalia (late Elliott), from Jamaica; 'kte ad ard, tanoue, ron S. Lci. Cmedown fromte ike River, the Charles l'awcett, Chast, for Philaidelphia; aSprightly, S i rBakter, for Lisbson ; and Julius C cwtr Luclaic, for Demerara ''The wind ...