... mauiteto. CORN EXCHAV.GR, LONDON, October 15. The arrivals of Wheat have been small, and we have had a firm market this morning at fully the rates of this day week for English Wheat; and foreign Wheat, owing to a renewal of country demand, is Is. to 29. per qr. dearer. The duty being nosw 20s. 8d. causes the foreign Wheat now arriving to be warehoused in bond. The Flour trade is dull, but late ...

... Wabal Intelligent-es ? Portqnoothb. Oct. 13 The Actxon, 28, Captain Russell, and Orestep, 18, Commander Hambly-she former -to supply the place of the Cleopatra, the latter to relieve the Harrier, ordered home to he paid off-sailed on Tuesday to South Ame. rica, via Plymouth, taking despatcbes for Rear-Admiral Ross, the Commander-in.Cbief in the Pacifie, and Com. modore Sulivan, at Rio. These ...

... HALIFAX, Saturday.-There was a fair average at- tendance of buyers to-day, accompanied by an average business in most kinds of goods. We cannot, however, note the least variation in the value of any article. WAKEFIELD WOOL IVARXELT.-There has not been so mucb activity this week at this market as for some weeks past, although the prices remained steady. Sheet wool is in full demandat full ...

... Abstract of the Net Produce of tue Revenue of Great Britain, in the Years and Quarters end- ed 10th of Oct. 1837 and 10th of Oct. 1838; showing the Increase or Decrease under each head thereof. ?? Excise ?? ?? Taxes ?? Post Office.. Crown Lands Ifiscellane- ?? TotalOrdina. rv Revenue Imprest and other Mo- neys, in- cluding Repay. ments of Advances for Public Works ?? Total Inr come.. The ...

... -stipping untelliffence. Dantzic, October 1.-Some vessels have been taken up at the following rates :-To London, 49. 6d. per qr. wheat; 23s. per load timber. To Liverpool, 69. 6d. per qr. wheat. To Hull, 21s.; and to Newcastle, 18s. 6d. to 19,. per load timber, and 249. for oak. Belgian Consulate, London, October 9.-A reduction of 25 per cent. in the pilotage does payable at the port of ...

... Stiliviliff Entelligence. Greenock, -October 12.-Arrived here on Weilnesday the Superb, Shannon: sailed from Quebec 12th oft. On E the 14th, above the Traverse, spoke the Carleton, of I Aberdeen, from Dublin; Mary White, of Gloucester, nut 52 days; Pomona, of Allae; and Liverpool, of Halifax, from Liverpool, out 50 days; 23d, below the Traverse, passed the Romulus, Callender, from Clyde 7th ir ...

... Alaritet 0. CORN EXCHANrGE, LONDON, October 17. There has been a large sale of Foreign Wheat this morn- ing, and the purchasers were principally from the country. This unexpected demand produced an advance of Is. to 2s. per qguarter on all descriptions. Other articles remain the same as on Monday. Dublin, October 16. At thisday's market there wasa moderate supply of Grain Wheat brought an ...

... OlarRets. -- CORN EXCZANE, Lano Ocsober 12. The spilply of all GIrain this Wveck habenra Engli-h Wheat was cleared off chiefly by nee moatp cisely the same terns asoan ondlyllastbut edre Foreign has not been so exteinsiw as, 1,t the en pre. Beans, and Pease, rerain Wishot allera tolt d been only a linmited sale fr OasrO dl a° Thr ' Corn readily supports Monday'e crrencyt fine °Id Hna go off ...

... sbipvoilg intlligence. The Mary, Bell, from Leith for Ouebee, was spoken l5th September, off Cape Ray, out forty-eight days. Yarmouth, October 14.-The greater part of the fleet got under way this morning hbout seven o'clock, with a light breeze from W. to WSW. Put back the Hero, Bishop,for Leith, with loss of anchors. During lie gale of Thursday week, the Jessie Ann, of Pertb, loaded with ...