... : T?*'i(:el.y.Sz r~tt. *iq. ow-l of the o ?? t rtttledvtha (.Volt foir teO RAef rif itrla ent O)btore, on ot~rdawy olurn1 -at tiile C riilid'all.-'Cte79 ;£i;ii, nst liorti- . btreet, in this oity, baker; WitYi opposol `hy vr 6Vgell, fler ;Wessrs. SparFtes an.I (o. dktainirdeig cr'etltout I The tpnton. pf tii*u Ilfiollmlit, it ill bhi recollected. wal its iseete atithei ast tills- ...

... TIHE IMALTi' TIADE. Tie foilowing circular has been adtlrcssed from the Treasury to the Members of the faearly Counties:- Treasury Chamnbers, Oct. g2, 1827. 1 Tnir Iel rlshiiis having collipued thle provisions of the tie wV Att witI thuse -wh cit w;ert previoiusly il OperatiOn ina rtu'utlul, Lrletuld ittildS sthuldt tneltxtively, fin d that a 1)i1 a- tiija;l obiocit ot thi Act is to c ...

... X011,001o.koloolt A-lar-TA-006 . w , ? , i -It CORN-EXCHANGE, londay Y v. 19. In addition to ?? great quantity of groin biht remained unsold from last week's market, we have'had a large supply fresh up this morning fronti Essex, Kent, ahd Suffolk, when the ruealirtg trade was extremely heavy, and the fiiesit samples of Wheat with lifficulty Obtalned the prices (sf this slay week, aand the ...

... V==n- ?? I '131plialtifj, His Royal Highness the Lord High Admiral is daily edxpected herej for the purpose of p esentiut the Vlymoiitt Divielon of Royal Marines 'wilh their new col ;Ir, lord W. Bentinck, will in a few day4 embark in the Uhdaneidedi 46, for the East Iadies.-The St. Vincden, 0I haviug had her daefects made good, has beeu takeiin to her moorIngs.- The !invncible, 74, WaS taken ...

... RXYTO)? IRIAWrTr COOMPANT. Ttiwsday a SpeciraL Mer-ting.of l'te irr)pritos as *WCd. pursalint to the Deed of Si&ttleinent, nt thle London, Coffee- hoarse, 'Lradg~ate-hi l . Sir Velix Ajir (hrrving taken the Chair) stated,-tbat the object of allhig the presalt Mletina was to cqiluaint them of Gtroissaetioii, whieh be and the Directors 6t(ught *vould be ligi hly b~ezrri:ial to the Company. He ...

... Y4oulip'o Koubon ;fHarhict'-o'. CO5RT-CE1MIAING13, Monday, Oct. 20. II fonntqtllence of ?? shortness of our spipplles (Oats ex- cap tAe) (kne Alorsvket was extremnely brisk ti8s mnornlag, eil! liillC sallj!aS of nevW as wveil as old Irlecat sold readily it Uids. er tl(amtite, anii the msldill lug qnai itils8 are more enjliquitl iftet. .lal(inq Bailaey mv also fiee sale at ;36s. pit' qualter. ...

... STI-altbilt)IO x0libail ?Mavllctq- I COfRN-fEX HANGt, Moniday, Aro V. 20. Ou1r stipplies of every de!crliptioi of grain weere very 1 largtg tehis morning, ord ili avig ver yr large arrival of Flolil; vl Coastlvavs, the orealirig tirader vasg extremely hleavy, bUt,11i8 nost olttie Wleateamne affaeteel by tbe (lit inpncsef the winvtliuir, & firle dlmy. saismples obtaiiodd the .pliiees'' ots t ma ...

... 9Lipmoutt.b 4ueb spkrtt M eljoiloz., Lord William Bontinck, the New Governor General of India, Is expected here from L ondon dally, to embiaik in the Undaunted frigite, Capt. A. Ckiftoni. whicbh will come round from Chathlam. No orders have ye, been receive4 atthis port for the dispatch of anyv dditional nnial io tlea Mditerraneen. The Ocean, 80, h merely getting ready in case of emergency. ...

... Vlmit?ittf), &,boinart, atO Lord Wrn. Paget, who hus, during the pest summer, beiu reoldiai; at lhe heaelliful seat Thanclhes, near Toipeilut, baringbeen ap poinilei to tile command of the yacht of Ihe lord bietut. (f ireland, left that place n few days ?? with his Lad% , for London. / Order' rame dow n Friday for the Sapphire and ChLallenger to discharge. their foreign stores, anil for the ...

... AGRIOULTURA1L and qoC.,!ERCIAL, The price of silvert has' rigen in a tt riinr dg r,- hutL lar ,cfld remains stationary. 'Tlhe .o 'ni retted 'ir x'le qtmpport of Rnwflisli families residllng aibr-ul 'ae very great, ianjrd hbave allach lufluence or. tihe 'ate of exchange. ?? tlodificatioils in the Malt Act ba e giren 'great vigour to the bariey' trade ; aud it is believed that iniatlsters may ...

... . iOYAL NAVY.-PORT'SIMUTII I On Tbursday the Rattlesnake, 28, Capt. Hull. Orlando p Bridgusan, salled for the Dt diterrasuean, with about eighty N suipernumerary seameal, and a supply of spars and stores for B the Squadron. Capt. Bridgmai has aled iu charge a hand- it some- Isword for Vice-Admliral Sir Edward Codringlol. a L present to hinm from his Royall Highness thle Lord high Ad- * miral, ...

... I leal3'oa 010out jfluaftdo. COU7E-CHANGE, Monday, Nov. 12. a Our sippjliee freshi up this morning were rather mode. rIate, btit withl the quantity remanrtingrunshld frot, last week, the appearance of the different stnttdes lts respectable, and t fully adeqliate to the deanand, as tte best satiples of Wheatt bately supported Blonday's prices, while the maiddling sorts could find no pirlchanset ...