... 'IetfsdalyLl'. Post continued. Fromn tlle lIoaflon0 Gazuett of Saturdaiv. I'lOalO'lt)oNS. 14th .ight Drazroons-Brevet lieittenaiit-C(o. Bnlte to be t ieu tonaiit-Coluinel; and B reset Major Iills to bh Ma3jor. hy7th Foot-Brevect Lieutenant Colonel Carey to be l.ies sllisasst-( obone]. 61st-Mnisr lane, 'from half-pay of De Menrio'4 Rtegiment, to be ''ajor. 85sthIs l~tijinsL-(-olob!sA WVarbusrt ...

... Roubrolt Alarheto. CORN EXCHIANGE, OcTo1ist 11. Our supiplis (if Orain in general ,paiticulaily of Wheat, Barley, and Oats, sinee?this day se'ltiliht, iave been cuasidesable, and we had i furtherarrival 0 this morning, in consequence dm which the irade is dull, and for must articles cleiper.- Wheat, of which %the arrival was rathlcr lasre frain Essex, Ktnt, : and Sff,,lli, is fiel 2s. per ...

... Mg Itolt-bon foarketo. CORN IEXCHANGE, SEPT. 27, Though we bare been well supplied with Wheat Isince this day ve'onight, and the arrh al this morning from EFsex and Keit was rather large, there was a brisk demiand in the early part of tbe day for the best uns, which were readily taken on better terrms, say Is. to 2s. per quarter, but this improvement does not extend to the inferior sorts, ...

... hO MCsd4y's I 'l '!rssday'sPoses. B6i1klinpts from 'J'ncsday's (T; zetto. Wiillina lcy, (if t'hvist (hutck, Surrey, and ins. Dvevii, of Ow ho Co I m chano. , coal and shi p-mvnel.s. illni ~Dvviv ant JosLeph Devey, of the Coal Ex- ciOtarge, ca\- factL e r 'WiIi~iDn. !)cvvy tnd TFIedrick Devey, of Albion LV o! ILf, tiiriht (liclci, Surrev, coal-merchl~itm, A\'.:TI'li,.of Dorltmn-strect, Stan(I, ...

... op t..Ii(.'X'dqy's & 'sLt zru sd(ay's Posls. Iankri;,t; stl 'luesday's Gaictte. ',(coige' ctiming,,-of RoelmliptblY, carp iiter. . kfu i 'i± OrC anboirnc-.,Irii!t, linen drxper. * 'I'l7,i, I'TOII 'Jir )of Hulstsoni, Coraval), glIuer. 3aiii.s t4itzi;, klafte of Milliome St. Andrewv, Our. -.uticvictntulfe'r Win. Watts, of A'tickreslver, calico-piinter. M. Middllichurst, of MV4inota, LanicashiTe, ...

... ,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 ...

... Mollban oya4vto. CORN EXCHANGE, OCT'OBER4.. Our arrivals of Cirain in general since this day se'n- night have been very moderate, owing to the un- favourable state of the wind; thbre vaA, howewer, a good supply of New Wheat this morning by land sample from Essex and Kent, the gsneral quality of which being by no means fine, tht best ruis vwere takewi off on rather better tvrfussthan Monday ...

... LONDON. MARKETS, Ocr. 12. Sqgura.-.\A piblic sale tlf Barbiidoiels Slqgiii, coil si stilt; (d 15U0 Wilk. 03 Iirus, ?? glate ofi vely beit- ills it a etiCE ?? ?? fully 2s. 3s. Rper cwt. fine Iitu reailized 81s.; the othier dlescriptie Os %ient at ver lowe rates, good whitei 7Ks. il,. a 79s. ; utlilacry, Z;nc a 77s., yellow (i8s. a 71s. 6d. The ttrilest for Refined goods ciitim it d steady last ...

... I'vtesll/'s Post continued. B:ankfiipts from Satlurday's Gazette. i). Lcalhv of Lawrence Pountney-lane, merchant. Itobert Frv. wnt', of Lullington, Soniersetshir', reru er hol)ert l)dman and George Winter, late of the Jenru niclen C',oee house, London, merchants. j'lii. ins, of Yoek street, Covent-garuem, tailor. J. *. XIng, of Pump-row, Old-street, eotton-winder. i). nlDon, of Lower Seymour ...

... noloolt 01frutto. CORN EXCHANGE, OcTonER 18. TI ougli the arrival of Wheat this morning bv land samiple from Essex and Kent was moleralte, yet bav- hig some quantity renmaining oiver front Friday's nailict, our trade was in colisequence exceedingly dull, anll, except for superfine runs, frolm Is. to 2s. per quarter ?? supply of Barley beiing large, and a great proportion of it of a quality ...

... 9touboat Alart40* CORN EXCHANGE, Ocrorca 25. The atrival of Wheat ti is minorning from Essex and Ksezt was moder rlte, butsonie1 quantity rrsloilned over fro``m FIiday'S Oaliekt. '1The nicaling- Irade In the early lart of the m:oring was brick, par ticularly for the 6h1C ruTns, IVir; Were t;lken off fill 2a. per quarter higher than tiis diiy se'jmmighlt,-out for in- ?? sorts the sale was ...