... LOND ON MARKETS, MONDAY. lit CORN EXCI-IANG ?? up to this morning's, market a i/, o tisal pply if IEanex and Kent W~heat was received, bisl moderate 1,tie ontn Sittr,,ik inn7 other' parin. The demand for fine deseript ions ol ho). ?? hrij.,i at anl advance of Is to 2s. from this day week on ,0 bitlh new and ti/l, bat( secondary satmples only, mainitain steady nn p B-s. arley lint, il a derline ...

... TRADE, COiIMERCE, &c. 00 B3Ast OF ENGLAtND.-A qoarterly general meeting of the ofl directors end proprietors of the Bonkc of' Englanid wats held ott by Thursday, for thle purpose oftloclaritig a dividend for tiic halt year terminoating onl hle 10th of' October next Th'le Governor. dos W. Cotton, Esq., tool, the chair. Thle mninutes at, tile last ,it noocting having beeti read, thle Govrnosr ...

... ?? . .. .. e I i3tj DrD ?? Wheat, White, ti. b50.; tino jiiry fis.; ?? Aihxegl; trovi ils; tid. to 6s. 6d. Red, from 5s. 6d. to 6s. Ud. pu6e; iouiel. Nf fiileto fiona 2s. 9d. to 3s.; Fine Ditto,39. 3d. per balshel Nevtw (ais, 1fdmi (s, 4d. to Is. 9d.; Old Oats, from 2s. to 2s. 2d. per bushel. Pale Malt, 69. per bushel. Flour-best seconds, 36s. per sack of 280ibs. nett.-S If AM n L E g.-Beef, ...

... C1?T1'LE MARKET. &C. eiJIiSCn. Calves ?? Pfttct5 ers Basts . 719 I sses . ..4 Beef, per ewi. . i94. 4 ll IIECP. .,S6582pigs ..25'3 M1tcttus, per lii. 4&.1b.L VpHrc .. 631 Vcri lit o 5 P,2s, per c lOs. 00- ?? 0 n. of BRIS!'OL CORN EXCHA&NGE. iS . d, ci, ?? d English Wheat, per inn. Slant, pale, perlihush, 7 6 8 u -_ bUshel, New ?? 6 0 0 0 brovn, ditto ?? 7 0 S0 O Old ?? 0 n eans, clitto ?? 0 ...

... BRE?TOL ?iWPO1ITS. ?? the Co>pia, fromu Trinidad : Miles and Co. 241 hbds 22 tics 2 brls sulgar; Coniuhl~arn anld Co. 0 hhbdos agar; Robinson & *Co. I bhd 10 brlo sugar; Fry and Sons, 300 bags cocoa; For Gre. it neck, 10 putns molasses In tho Iladefatigable, from Qulebec: G. Hennett, 49 pcs birn-h, e &c B0-1 pcs pine timber, 8 hanud 21 deals and battens, 23 hand 1-3 qo sstaves, 134 ...

... I?A1?LK.ET ZNTELLZG?NG?. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.?MONDAY. 3Y? The eupply of English wheat was prettygood this morning, and the condition better han we Itove sects it titia scason. The millers were more eager purchasers titan late, and ive were enabled to make art advance of Is. to Cs. in the dry parcels. Foreign wheat was also itt I * good detnansi, and Is. to Is. per qr. higher. Barley waa Is. ...

... A?RZOULTU?JU. ?T?ZGEN?. IREVIEW OF THE ER1TI8H CORN TRADE. , [rom~ the Mas--Laele .Ez-preoo, Sept. 25.) The trade in grain bas assumed a firmer- tone at meat of the principal provincial markrets, and old wheat has risen Is. to 2a, per qr. at several of the lead in.' consuming tawne. Thle arrivats of wheat eoascwise into LonldasD lars been moderate since our last, only 1392 qrs. having bean ...

... ?vt?to? ?J?Tevctw?+ SA 2YJJIDA Y? &PTI?MIIBR 30, 1843. THEB L.EAGU. :; TOTE~ energetic, the untiring, the indefatigable Anti-| . Corn-Law League commenced its autumnal or winter 5 campaign in the metropolis on Thursday last. Crowded s and enthusiastic as were the spring meetings, they were .j exceedcd, both inz numbers and enthusiasm, by the one on t Thursday assembled within the wells of ...

... T?1ADE, CO1??X?IERC?, & r.?N1rrAcTI7R?s. Is COLONIAL: MXARK1ETS. 10 Fs'ema 1the London^ New Price Current, Sept. 26.] 15 Scoan.-Today importers of *Vest India sugar displayed 30firmness; the trade earns forward wvith more freedom, and the D0 demand wvas good, especially for bright yellowv and strong in-l 10finiog sorts, which brought on advance on former rates in sove- ral cases of Gd. per cwt ...