... M;siARl-L\yE, Oct. 18--Though the am hial ef' lV~l.. msorning by land-sample fromr Essex and FKent wnas medo'~ y et, having somc quantity remainiing over from lruiae i I. our tralde *was in consequence exc~eedingly dull, anid, exc.: superfine rulns, fromn Is. to °s. per quartcr toxssr. T1hc sap;: Barley being large, atnd a great proportion of it of a qtcdc~z: interior, the sales are heavy, at ...

... SHRIP-NI W S (ocits' sin^~ tia'er 17~.'t The M13ry, Wvilliams, andt the Union >l' ...

... MONM )TTTIISTIITIE, &c. | irtsroatc~r, ET zc, NOTICES or M~>1tiNoOTt55tIIfln, 2ti. 2tsXtI. n Althlough the River Wyc ?? be claimed t ly IMonmoutbshire as tisse of it', r ivcrs, it borders the c'oh5Ote' ct| b siclil a lcnrrth ofi *tay, andl enters so) naterlidly ?? thc 21constitutiOnl of some 01 its choicest scenerY, that in even a lucre sketch of ?? most intci'estitse countt it would~ h~e ill- ...

... po?t?_of?ont'ap to Wr?n?IJap. TUESDAsY's LONDON GAZETTE, BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. ie; Vinc-stbeet, St. Ihisrltin in the Fields, victualler, from . v, to Oct.5.0, at Guilfihall. W} Vonsy & 0.T Seymour, Chichenter5 brewrers, from Oct. nt ¢v°atGoitidhall, ILondon. 13ANK RUPTS. ,,r ilnd A. De Froger, Bread-street-mewvs, mercbnnts. I l'.hss' liotsrdilon & H-ewitt, Biread-stheet, Cheapside. :jer,; ...

... BRISTOL IMl'ORTS OFd TUIE PAST WEFEK. In tbe Dispatch, Bulrtonl, from Tlbsro. .1. Cuinninigham, 19 tces. 41 his. sugmarr15p mtncll. rumn, l bh. tirtie-siltlli In the Philip. Dunn, from .hentnico. P. & G. I'rotheroe, 429 hhlds. 72 tces. 27 hIs. snigar, g tces. 2; half-tccs, 40 bli. coflce, 20 punch. rnmn-J. Irvinig, 13 punch. rum, l4piecesoid ?? ordcr, 1 bl. sug/ar. Inl the M9argar ct, IHamlvyn ...

... A 1' tsr it maiuiuui4. r Not much business doing this week in Raw Sugars. lofts or qualities are rather lower, but gnod and fine, heitg particularly scarce, are eagerlysought after. The stock in the London Docks is now about toOOO more than last year at this period, and prices lBs. per cwt. lower. Rums remain esititoot much inquiry. The present quotations being moderate, no further ...