... I| , NOTHALLhK-AW MiTING, ImS. [T. S. DancombwaEad LT.C.* UaqA6, heevards.] 'rucuui OCT. A Sweepstakes of 20 sas. esach, p. p. for two year old colts aud Aie; colts to cay SL b.; filies, S&L SIb. A Mile sad Mr. eb.L f.a*re ?? ?? I *.Jq *alsesshc.r etbr q B Ibt . . . , 2 MW. J. Yergaoos' Rr. c. by Grer iddlebam. jaof Ci '-ror'd L Nell Uwys. ?? Is aSubecrilber, but dI ?? -me. 4 to I ou the ...

... |IRO ; :ttieS ordshire uarter days at week, the price I of iran was further reduced il 10s. per ton, which, with the reductien last quarter of 21., is a fall of nearly 40 per cent. in the lost six months. This depression Is chiefly attributable to the extra supply which the late extraordinary prices brought ilto the market, and the diminisitd, demand which the high prices also produced. At ...

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... av?et?. ) i1stt;-Lotxt, Oct. 17.-W~e hadl a tolerably fair Rpl Wheait from Issna, Keitt. enid Sutlialk ; aind the coedjianir' on thbe wthole someus halt better thenr of hit e, tbe best muas rs ready sale t.n falil as good terms as this diay se'nnight, hai middlimg aed orlinary sorts go silf very heavily. Eal'sti tuler:ahle reque't hrv en r n~isi tstra, a ,td thouzgh we had a dr. val Illis ...

... - I'VIRDi4li, is rcll?,--r CO, Ij , N, u 11.1). Bank'rrt.~ f. n Sfutaurdiay's Gxaetle. Wm. Hall, of (Gutter-lalbc, London, warebouse.ian. John Pringle, London-road, Sorithwark, victualler. Charles h'enry Witherington, of the Borough-road, Southwark, apothinczry. Robert Fairclough, of Liverpool, painter and glazier. ...

... ELota *lto larkto+ Corn E ckhange, Oct. 10. The arrival of Wheat this morning was very mo- derate, and the quality being on the whole indifferent, the few fine samples that appeared met a ready sale on rather better terms than this day se'nnight, but without improvement in the middling and ordinary ?? fully supports our last quotation, as also old Beans, but new are a trifle cheaper, and Pease ...

... LONDON MARElTS-Oct. II. Irlv_ A - As Sr 1- ?? LEq^r- FAM CoTToN.-The demand for cotton last week for export a was brisk; the sales amounting to 4000 bales, viz.-1900 r Pernams 12d. very ordinary, to 14d. very good; SoBahia t 12d. good ; 150 Boweds, good fair to good sd. to 9d.; 950 Sorats 35fd. to 7d. ; good Bengals Sid. to 6,d. in bond; and, x duty paid, 150 Eggyptians lOid.; 40 St Domingo Sd ...

... I ;ii? 1?3o?t? of. ?i{1on1?a? to ___ ______ *l T-Th)M TUESDAY's L.ONDON GAZETTE. - 13ANKRU1?TS. ?Vi11enha1I, Staft?jrdshire, ironmtister. Soliciwra, & XVhite, Lincohis Inn; and Nit. 'N. Smith, ?toIcrhltflPtOn ??iffe, Lttntzfleld, Yorkshfre, catwn-spinner and manufac- tt7?r. SoIicitor?, Kan & ?VhittaT?er, Dyer's-bui1d?ngs, Ilol- ?d Mr. W. Bowlwr. RocMale. ? Sptea?-square, Not ton.faigatc, siIk ...

... the following Isa fuller Report of the Observations, of Mr. Hile, at the Meeting, on the subject of the Silk Trade, then was given in our i'sper of the 5th - Mr. Ha1l said, that in rising to more the Best Resolution, which only referred to the stagnation of the ae of manufac- tured silk., be should confine his remsrk to that single fact, and leave uther gentlemen to emlarge upon the subject, ...

... I T'Ih fllewing particulars relative to the extent of the Cotton manufactures in this country are extracted from the second volume. just published, of IMr Batne's Hia oty end Direc- torv of Lancashire. The estimate of the total nn ml atnomt of so't',n gods mrnufactured nearly aigrees with th one vhich we have made, though on different datat, ad it vill be scen as- curds also with official ...

... Taesday, Oct. 4. PROCLAMATION OF. NEUTRALITY. This Gazette contains the Proclatmation against the interference of British subjects in the warfare of Foreign States at peace with his Ma- jesty, to which we adverted last week. This prohibitory document is dated Windsor, Sept. 39. After reciting the King's declaration of neu- trality, and ?? ?? subjects contravene such declara- tions not only ...

... * fvu.VIEW - TFr'TST0 'WiVKR A NO RTHI-L.W I PA3SS&R TO THE PALIVIC OUEAN. AMonig thce great and ?? objects of Eng- hall ambition no~t thce lcast is tq exteal 'the domiio if ,denc Int ?? connected with Navipation From ?? tittis of itilak anid Frobsh~~tr to tniu of Cookl c a' o d Vanncouver, our navigators were continualy em- It ployced in exiploring, unknown seas, anid encountering shle ...