... To THE EDITOR oF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SIR-The judicious and dignified system which has been generally pursued by The Morning Chronicle, of shutting itt columns against the disputes and e&%parte statements of persous interested in the fluctuations of the Funds, has acquired for it, in reference to that subject, a degree of confidenco on the part of the public, which I am persuaded you will ...

... WOOLLEN MANUFACTUREzDUTY ON FOREIGN WOOL IMPORTED. Cheerful are the labours of the loom, By health and ease accompanied: they bring Superior treasures speedier to the State Than those of deep Peruvian mines. DYER'S FLEECE. Up to a very recent period the woollen manufacture was of greater importance and value than any other branch of pur manufacturing industry; and, though now surpassed by the ...

... bFrofn tie LONDON GAZETTE, May 271. I BANKRUPTS. H. atayler, of Leominster, Heretordshire grocer, June 10, 1 i, and July 5, at eleven, at tbs Bell In,,, Worcester, ~3ictrSr tks1- Wor-, c'ester; aini AHr. Rlchtarslsen, Lincoln's-inn ils 1). Parby, of Olive Hill, Shsropshire, millerJoiie 1S, 14, and Joly 8, at tweie, at the Nelson Hotel, Birmingha m Solicitors, Mr. Makfson, Mliddle TIemple* and ...

... FrotiN, X ',j4YZVZO .SZ '-3ij Sbt J. lIligbal~, J~i}' f, t 4natheC teMgPeon' oliotIT ctl~ot~d oilor0io mtr ,~1.I zctcq.~d~d''' j.-Tunrr,6 t tr t.sl-ori, uc, iadJoF Q2' at heCortofComisines f Bnkspslsnro-trr'ce atIl s ldes Lj ej le.street 1seip J- SoiitrJ lr Bskhh J. . te 15 '1. olAI ci. Oh i psel , $1 lao'ts ,, - J. Ilhn-trllcl, ofWstrin bth;Sn .o*, -w h11 uresteg f(w'efll', thCoc VfCn 5Soe' ...

... FLINDERS MAIL. be We yesterday received by the Flanders Mail the following of intelligence respecting Greece : _ CONSTANTINOPLP, 5ULY 10.-Authentic accounts have now ebay been received of the arrival of the Capitan Pacha with the ongreater part of his fleet in the Gulf of Lepanto, after providing am the fortresses in Negroport, the Canca in Candia, Modon and Coron with provisions and ...

... LONDON MARKETh.- - CORN EXCIIANGE, MONDAY, OCr. 2A I The supplies of Wheat whicl came in with Cli c t il'a dom tat the early part of last Monday's miarki. . ,. ; anu, in consequence, the prices wcere flly YS111p1 ried until tlc tbusiness of that dlay was ended. Contrary winds prrevantl ,arny great increase for Wednesday's supply, and the reported i arrivals were only as follow, of I ...

... fFromth LOM)NDON GAZETTE of Tuesdayl, Dec. 9. BANKRUPTS. THOMAS DcLLABY of Eanberton, Bucklilgbamtre, lace-merchant, i 2 5 S ,I, :]S Great~~ James-theet Bulen Dec 17, at three, , and Jan. 20, at elfeveat the Bua In Oln ey, Buck- .nghamshire. Soliitors, Air. Samuel Taylor, No. 14, Jo.i ntreet, Bed- ford-roa , - and Mr. Garrard, Olney, aBuksh.aman loeler, Dec. SAMUlL IMOSES, late of Portseha30po ...

... PstirAenF, APRIL 8.-The John and Mary, 1oles, sailed frsn hence ed ult. for Liverpool, and las not since been heatrd o. LiViRrPOOL, APRIL 7-A boat, with Bee H-ive of Head tritten eii her stern, has beer, picked lip off the Orms HeO M. - NOSTO'SHIELIDS APRIL 7.-The Andate, Young, from trore to Shields, was lost upon the Fern bslalds on *Friday.- Ctew and part of the stores saved. from bdee fo ...

... We received yesterday the following advices from Bayonne: BAYONNE, SEFW. 30.-Though the disorder at Pissage makes no progress, and this is, in such cases, a sign of diminution, we are obliged to confess that the suburb of St. Pierre, which is on the other side of the Bay, has just been attacked; there would be considerable reason to be alarmed, but, happily, the rainy season has commenced, and ...

... :ARITS : : = s 6 4~~ , I AvnamgPriees~oftCORN through-] out ENGLAND, for the weekOend- inr20tli Septimxe r R lye . zf . . .2 .6- Barley .30 0 O atst ?? 0 . Beans ?? ?? ,9P Peas -.35 i..1. orn .Ehchange, Mark Lale.*i Quantities and Prices of Brti Corn, &c. sold and - delivered in this MarketO during tile week eaded Saturday, 20th September.. Qrs. Lf. S. d. Wheat.. 4,486 for I L,5$4 18 6 Average ...

... MA- KETS. - , . . S . \ ?? Averaige Prices ofCORNhrouhli- ;Ont.BNGLAND; fqr-the week end- ing 18th: otober. - - 'Per Quaarter. Wheat ?? -47 -8 Rye.., Barley ?? -, 24 -S8 Oats 22 4 ;: Beans . .32 Peas . 0 97- Corn karc Mzark LDane. Quantities and Priees of Britishk Corn, &c. sold and delivered in this Marke, durng the week ended Saturday, l8th October.. Qrs. if a i d. C ?? )Theat.;7,079 for lS ...

... 1MARKET&. Average-Prices of CORNthrougi1: out 'ExGoLAMD; for the week end- ing 11th October. Per Quarter. s. d. Wheat .. ,46- 5 .. Rye .80 0a Barley . .. -25 4 Oats .2 6 .eana , 33 4 Peas .. ?? s8-- tire Rvhnng44 Mark Lauw. Qunatities-and..Prieestof Britih corn,- &e. soldU and delivered-in this Market, during the week ended Saturday,l 1th Oetober : - Qrs. £. d. . s. d. Wheat.. 7,407 for 19,007 ...