... 41?r. From the Gzlclec of Tsuersay, Sept. II. BI A NKRUPTS. BEAL, JOHN, Truro, i;. tb^ e (linz of Cornw'.l. mine-agent, d. c. tlo bur'. Se-t. 21. end Oct. 23, at IIl an I'aceo's llo el. Truro. AtlF. ollch and Il.. ornd W. J. Little. Devonpont. Pet. crs. J.:lm Niricn nnd Wii lkun I I-ce. Devonpiort, bankers. L3RIGGS, RiOBERT. Uivei-tone. in the county of Lancaster, cotton-spinner, d. c. to ...

... MARKETS, F'AURS, &c. ro NEWCASTLE, SATURWDAY. SEPTEMBER S. 183, . Ibara wao a triabla rapply of Wheat from, the ogrmert this a orning. f but fromn Ibi evioat tihe arrne. wre large, aad an id ct u tedutiOli of tt V qr. upoI Itsot Soidrday' mieS. uidi a fae cabot11 Vt btacaomcs- Threre. amooceerot parrelo il New Itontolh Waran oa mile. PhOor io ht a aseductton of oy 2u.7 o g aki witnut ...

... I BlAnllET, FAIRS, &ac. At Newcastjc marklet, on Sirirday hist, there wias a small supply of Wheat froun tlie growers, and the fresh coastwise a!rivals also moderate, Ltit owing to tile numner of foreign sempies offeriag. and linse weather, the trade rulid dull through1out, at a, redtittionl of Is to SS per qr. on last Saturdtiys prices. iye wis in very limited request, thoughl oilfled ati Is ...

... SIllPPIi(G INTELLIGENCB. DHA!., SEPT. ?? NV., Ane.-Arrlved and Plrecdet Pj4 tile River, the lelielt,b Cowlecy, from the south StaMc; England, Bacon, from Wirmkitt. I Natilus, from Sierer Leone; Iberia~ stam from Coia; Miil~ettt Cott. front Joamaica; l'rogross, froim tiae IfedIterrlfleas'; Superiar Allen; fronm Harwich to New York; Hirco,. tieie Crigets, rom, t. P Ie sb to Pi)Ojtull.-t!ame daau ...

... I lIbtrrart_ Vriute j2wleut. s THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20. 1 CnrOWAL PRODuCe-We have experienced a moderate demand ; for Plitntatl9rl Si4gar front thle trade, at about the prices of last f week witil ?? oflbusineossfrom therefiners. exclusively WI byprivattecOntrn4't. ?? off protty freely at the showv extreme quotatl ?? fine white qualities f5s. per ewt. has D been realized. Not much hlis been ...

... COMPARISON OF FOREIGN GRAIN AND FLOUR WITH THE ENGLISH MARKET. The highest quotation of white wheat of the first quality atI E'laniburgh is 170 ridaollars current the last, which answers I to 52H 3d the qaarter,' and the highest quotation of red wheat I Fo the first quality is 166 rixdolars current the'lait, which anewersto 5lid the quarter, audtherel'orethe'mean price at tiainbmrgh of white ...

... I C 'hi oA*arpets, &a. from 5s 6d to 6s per stone; of lean Beasts there was only I a thin show. Fresh Heolers andlu-calvers wvere in demand. t Sheep, particularly those of good quality, were pretty well i sold up at 6d per lb. Fat Lambs, 7d. YORK WOOL MARKET, Sept. 1K-We have had a good attendance of buyers to this day's market, with a fair supply of Wool. There has not been much business done ...

... ?? RiExiacvl,cr, FRID((AY, SC ?? it Je'R 14.-TIhe arrivals of Englisl1 Irajin awld Flour this week are Mo('deirate, aned of Foreign Wheat _ .,idlrahicl. Although tile duty of one shilling 'viii tiwe paid re all the Foreign Wheat, thle l~i'ders show very little(lse'tiitop. with the good parcels at the( present prices,; and as there isi tcarrel nayl English Wheat for sale to dlay, thle terms of ...

... THURSDAY. Consols are rather firmer to.day, and have indeed partly recovered the depression they have lately undergone. They closed at 931 to i, for money; and 934- to 94 for the account. Exchequer bills are heavy and have receded to 69s. to7ls. prcm. Foreign securities likewise present a betterappearance, but business is limited in them. The last price of Spanish Active was 18f to J; Deferred ...

... 811 ljPIpNG IAN2'TALL1URN CA. NAVIGATION OF THE PORT OF DANTZIC. The followhig has been received at Lloyd's froin the Prussian Cont sul-General, dated Prussian Government, Department of the Interior, Dantzic, Juse 19, iSi8 - For the greater safety of ships entering the Dautzic roads and the harbour of Netfhildrwaseer, a large buoy haa been Gloored as a sea mark to the northward of the sands ...

... ItOMBDOZV BraBX.XETB. From the Londo Nei Price Currant, Sept.I 18 SUoAR.-TIhe British Plantation market haa exlslblted a more lively appearance during the past week thao has been the case for some time past; from both grocers and refiners there has been aL good and general demand, and tully pre- vious rates have been obtained for brown and yellow de- ecrlptions; the supply of good and fine ...

... -MKT---A M:ARKET If ERIALID. ?? EXC~iNQE ?? 10. The arrival oft Wheat end Flour da1.rilt, tLIM p)list Week1 lIII'. booin very enodoruto ; the trade W,1s. ho)WeVer, didl OIL FridaYI last.-T1515 molrni ng the 911ipply Of ii What was tiir froml largo, and having sonie little, slerned fo shipment, to the North, wbovp th liar-vest IIi still ljccarte rd was tolerably firml, and the, JpriCeS ot this ...