... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... We received last night Brussels Papers to the 24th instant, from which the following are extracts:- BRUSSELS, OCT. 21.-Extract of a Letterfrom Vienna, Oct. 8: It has been remarked with surprise that all the official Journals of Germany affect to spread a report that the inter- view of the Emperors of Russia and Austria has nothing to do with politics. it is now certain that the two ...

... :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 ...

... 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 ...

... We received last night Brussels Papers to the 18th instant.- The following are extracts:- AUGSBURG, OCTOBER 7.-The Emperor of Russia has ar- rived at Odessa, from which city he will proceed directly to the Army of the South. General Yermaloff, Commanding Governor of the Provinces of the Caucasus, is expected at Odessa. It is affirmed, that he comes to give the Emperor an account of important ...

... 'We have, received a Lisbon Mail, bringing Papers to the 23d ult. They contain-the particulars of the ceremony which took place.cn the 19th, of investing the King of Poltugal, and his sori Don Michael,. with the Order of the lHoly Ghost. The next arrivals will'probably bring an account of a corresponding ceremony, when Sir George Naylerwvvill invest his Portuguese Majesty with the English ...

... f We yesterday received Lisbon Papers to the 15th September., eThe following are extracts:- w LicsoN, SEPT. 8.-The Gazette of this date contains long reflections on the differences between Portugal and Brazil, the separation of which country is ascribed to the Cortes. This thas led to the necessity of abandoning the important city of Bahia after an obstinate defence, the precipitate ...

... ' Coil EXIIACEMONAYOCT. 27, 182.3-Thelirrivilo corn from the beginning Of tile Week 'lp to Wednesdat', w as follow ; according to the report then made, viz, of' British. Irish. Foreign. Wheat . . .4,700.- . quarters. Barley 2 2,00 -do-ti. Oats . . . ,90 . 35b - d. wvith 4,100 sacks offlour.' The dulneissobserviableihaitlic v. boa; trade of last Monday, wvas not lessened by the ample arrival.~l ...

... -TRADEr tr sorn AMRIC. All who trade with that part 'of the world haveebut 'too much reason to complain of the extortipps to which they are exposed on the part of the people in office. The following sensible ob- servations on the subject, in two respectable American Papers, are well entitled to the attention of Ministers at a time like the present, when it is in contemplation to afford some ...

... Dr We received on Saturday and yesterday the following letters thfrom Bayonne:- BAYONNE, OCT. 17.-Now that the first burst of enthusiasm as caused by the King's deliverance is passed, people begin to form id conjectures on the system which his Majesty thinks to follow. ,w The Constitutionalists of both parties are alarmed: those who think themselves too much implicated in the system of the c ...