... In the Concord, from Saint Petersburgh : Messrs. Gwyor, 801 casks tallow; ?? Moore, '1 bales kips; Cunningham and Co, S faths lath. wood; C, Cobb, 25 cwt oakum InI tile AChille, from Barletta: Order, 1060 qrs wheat IIo the Parkiti, from Barletta: Order, I O qrs nwheat ?? the Ocean, freon Girgerti : Order, I IS0 qrs wheat Is tbe Shlmrock, from Dublin: Cale & Co. 2 bales 3 boxes linen- Parsonts ...

... FROM THE LOND)ON GAZETTES. B. ANtRVPTS-FItRDAY. Beerbnhm & Slaughtcr, Fenchlurchl.streot, merchants, to surrender Oct. 8, Nov. i, nt Basingwioll.street. Solicitors, Crowder & Co. Londoul John iehld, KIng William.strect, City, chemibt, Oct. i, Nov. 4, at the same place. Solicitor, B. Smith, London John Jas. Iselin, St. OcBinet's 1,lcaGrocecbssrch.cL merchanlt, Oc. G, Nov. 4, at thesame pince, ...

... -ARi BLXZNTELLMWNCE. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-MoONDAY. TrhOarrivals of English wvheat continue small, fiut our millers pur- chased eery cautiously, aod although thle host white wheat sold at the prices ofthis day week, yet a trifliug lerline weassubmitted to, toclear oli'reid wheat and the middling qualities. Foreign also partakes of the saine decline, with quite a retail trade. Fine malting ...

... :1LTMST INTEZLEGJWCM. LONION, Flt;DAY EvENIN;a, 9 o'clock. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE.. B5ANKRUPTS. Wm. Staric, Cutlesotreet, ?? ditch, carp ?? and Hart, Cullumr-snret, ?? D randon, Bccch-street, Barbican, and Newbury, shoe maker- Charles O'Neil and Co. rhinder Iron Works, Glamorganshire, ?? Sinnoon, Soutbamptos, wattelimaker-Wm. Roworth, W1ellingbo rough, ?? Cooper, Liverpool, provision dealer ...

... A1 IU1MTLUl-&AL 2WTEMZXGNC m. IIIEVIE\- OF THE BRITIS11 CORN-TRADE. [Irom the 3l1ark-Lane E 'tpress, Sept. 26. Tbe harvest bein; now Cuolcladed in ail parts af Englind, flriners have cominmeneced thrashing wiobltiptetty fetly litof othoer species of grain little bas yet beel brought forward. At mally of tle Markets in the agriculturaldistricts heldlsring the wevak ratiher liberil stipplirs of ...

... B3RISTOL MARKE ITS. eNUMLBER. Calvc 3 PRItcEs Beasts ?? 3 Ass ?? Beef, per cwt. .. 52. ,s Sheep ?? Pigs ?? 26 uttonol, per lb. Sd. fi.l ?? 47 Sscklngditto 421 Pigs,perBe. 7e. 01. 7S fid. BRISTOL CORN EXCHANGE. s. d. . d. IS . i. s. di English Wheat, per im. Malt, pale, per bush. 7 t S busbel ?? S ,1 brown, ditto 7 0 7 0 Irish ditto. f 0 6 3 1Beans, ditto S 5 0 6 Welsh ditto. ..6 0 6 3 'Oats ...

... AGRZCXTUTAL XNAETLZZGENC. ttEVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN-TRADE. [From the Mark-Lane Express, Oct. 8. The fall which the value of wheat has lately undergone, has had the effect of checking the deliveries from the farmers, and only moderate supplies have been brought forward at most of the markets in the agricultural districts held during the week. The arrivals of English wheat into London have ...

... L.ATEST XNTELrAoGENCE. LosDost, FRIDAY EVENING, 9 o'clock. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS, , Wnm Urquhart, Wellington-st Strand, merchant Henry Thos. Harrison, Tavistock-row, hotel keeper Fisher and Milner, Norwich, drapers t John Yarrad, Lincoln, grocer s Francis Sandon, Rugeley, cabinet maker t Adolphus Blumenthal, Birmingham, wine merchant Richard Lewin, Northampton, leather seller. ...

... Foreign and Domestic Zntelligence. OVERLAND.MAIL.-BY EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS. On Thursday afternoon a despatch, which left Paris on Wednesday night, reached London, bringing the intelligence of the arrival of the Overland Mail at Marseilles, and the information received by the French telegraph, which is:- MALTA, Sept. 30. The Oriental arrived this morning with the fol- lowing news, extracted ...

... In ?? Dublin: Parson3a Co. 3boxesl bale linen; Low and Co. I balce boxes ditto; Cole and Co. 4 boxes I bale ditto; Bruce & Co. 12 casks chemicals; Waring and Co. 10 hbds 10 bris i0 ?? Guinness'c porter; Order, I case I 14 cask wine, 23 sacks bare, 10 sacks malt, 5 packs cotton, I qr.cask swhisky, 1 2 hhds 14 bris porter, 6 bales feathers, 7 packs linen, 5G0 pigs In the Victory, from Cork: Reed ...

... IMord &berdeen .on the Slave-Trade War. at The following letter, written by the present Se- at cretary of State for Foreign Affairs, for the guidance Is of the Admiralty, anid made public by the African cr Committee of last session in the appendix to their ve report, has given rise to some alarm among the anti- is- slavery party:- St LETTER FROM1 LORD A5IERDEEN TO THE LORaS COMMISSIONERS n- OF ...

... ITRADE, COUTiWE:ECE, & MANUPACTURES COLONfAL MARKETS, LONDON, WEDNESDAY. (Fromn the Cotonial Gazette.) h There has been more activity in the markets since we last wrote: importers of goods have pressed only a small quantity of for sale, and former rates have in nearly all instances been well n- sustained. The home demand has been good, and a fair anousnt lie of business has been transacted for ...