... I _ Zbe VIadcts, Act -c AVERAGE PRICE, & DUTh' ON FOREIGN GRAIN. Weekly Averages by Imp. Qe. Averages from corresponding froin the Gaz. of Uct. 26. lesS~tz jnalst year, Oct. 67, 1837, s . Gof c.d. What 60 5 Wheat _ 51 9 Ror~~~~~~ey,~~s 30bBarley_ ~ 304 Oasf.~,,.. 22 2 5Oats 42 .V 3 R ye ,,,, :l1I Rye .., ;02 Beas..,.,, 3 iBeans. ..,.,. ..-,., SO; 10 Peas 40 5 Peas -,- - .14 II PRESENT' ...

... R - T AD& I LONDON, TUESDAY, OCT.. I CORN.-Mark-L:ane, Mondays Qur suspplies of English Wheat and other c.rtielee were moderate this morning.. We note Wheat 3s. to 4U. per quarter higher. Barley is 2s. per quarter dearer. Beans and Peas are ealis.l per quarter higher. We note Oats full Pd. per quarter dearer than this ?? British Plantation Sugar market is vary quiet this morning. Good grocery ...

... MARKE TS of LEEDS CORN MARKET.,NovYiEMEnR.. ?? ThesarvaLof Wheat, Barley, 'nd Beanrs to this dfy's. Market, are smaller tban last week- ;Ots larger There I has been a fair demand4 for both old and now Wheat, at last gh week' pies h in Barley thiere h.s beeu little altertion; to Beans uice the e;- 'Oat ifnd Shelling hove been he: q' he sale. he W WHEAT per QuarterofEightBasel 5Ie 01S0lb ' ' ]l ...

... ort of mull Etports, Front Me 27th -October to the 2nd.re-nVie,;, bth roeinjc.ke Liter Rounsey or Hill. Siraps'-. fromn St. Anidress'n. N.13, I e-'l lr 3del, ik battensed.41.r il i.- aIc l.c da ids and skini.,, w akine,' 2 aekagsfu~raiture, Is; a' Laurine Sophira of Svendtorg. Hansen. from itodkrot,isgM, I, 10,5 1 men-ISO quiarters rapesee-d 3. and4. Sander,,rt, ageoms Alexandre of Ilonfleur, ...

... I MARKETS, TRADE; &c. nd ,8: LONDON, TUESDAY, Nov. 20. CORN.-Mark.Laufe, Monday. We bad a short supply r of English Wheat and. other articles from the neighbour- hs. Ing counties thir morning. Wheat rallied fromn the de- 91 pression of Friday, and the. supply was all taken afs at 0 the rates of this day week. Barley Js Is. to 2s. pr quar- ter lower. Grey Peas is. per quarter cheapl. hitePeaS ...

... MARK LANE CORN MARKET. Nov. 12.-The quantity of Whea t on sale this morning from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, was only moderate, and of Barley, Beans, and Peas limited ; there were' several vessels fresh Ino with Oats, from Ireland, but this article cornea slowly forward, from our own coasti and scarcely e any parcels arrived-from Scotland. There wag a fair steady demand for English Wheat, the ...

... BANKBUPTS. All the Mfeetings of Ceommeisiors in MiddlesW arc held at the Comemissionees' Court, Basinghall Sgceef, Lonom. HAND William, of Park-lane, in Endon, In the county of Stafford, tanner, d. c., to sur. Nov. 9, at 11, and Dec. 7, at 12, at the Leopard Inn, Burslem.-SoL Ward, Buralem..- Pet. Crs., Thomas Godwin, of Burslem, earthenware manufacturer, and Chas. 11eaton, of Endon, law ...

... MARK LANE CORN MARKET. ?? MONDAY, Nov. 19.-There was a moderate quantity of Sul Wheat, Barley. Beans, and Peas this morning from Essex, Ml Kent, and Suffulk, and the fresh arrivals of Oats were an limited, having only three vessels in since Friday from MEl Ireland, owing, Probably, to the very boisterous state of 05 the weather, having had gales from the east, with scarcely I, ally ...

... 5bbfpping intelligence I - I PORT OF HULL. Captain S. F. Gewii;, of the Albertina, on the 5th inst. passed the Niagara, of Newcastle, 120 miles S.W. of Flain- bro' Head, deserted by her crew; hatches open, I archor and chain hanging over her bows; lost mainmast and fore- topmast. The Niagara, abandoned 29th Oct., was fallen in with en 17th inst., about 100 miles west from Boven Bergen, by the ...

... MARK LANE CORN MARKET. both 29,-There was a limited supply of Wheat, Barley, Beans, and Peas f-oa Esex, Kntg an Su5ffolk for this day's markt, nd oly moerat frsh arivl o Oats, as well nglish as Irish- whilst from Scotland 25lle of any des. c LOf pri can be e lpe state orfwarkets ?? wellasthex resulct of. 56arvet nw Idrawing to a close. s. e. the From the shortness ila the supply Of Eng- s Whea ...

... LOCAL MARXETS. - - -- 40 YESTERDAY'S WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. We have a large supply of Beans, chiefly foreign, but moderate of all other articles. Good dry Wheat obtains the rates of last Friday, bus damp samples go off slowly, and barely support' that day's prices. Oats are unaltered in value, but the sale not lively. Barley being scarce, meets ready isale at full prices. Beans are dull. ...

... I I I PORT OF HULL. The Beatitude, Barnard, from Harwich, with ballast, bound to Milloburg. atrived here on Saturday, leaky. The Olive Branch, Cousins, fror Riga, wth timber and deals for Dover, put in here onr Monday, with Ioss of rud- der, having struck on the Lemon Saud, The Catharine, Johnson, from Aitosas, with rae cake, for Lynn, struck on the Stoney Bints, aWis brought in here on Monday ...