... SHIPPING INTRBTLLGBNCB7 OFFICIAL P'ARTICUL.ARS RELATIVE TO THlE MIELA~rI~i0l-y FATALITY OAN BIOARD THlE UNICORN. Adntirilt c. ~t . 11Sir-.I am commanded by icy Leirdoi Cooor'.trvr of Ir; Admtiralty to transmit, to you lrirewitli, forSthe 'information lft~ committie. for, managing the alffirn of Lloyd's, entracts from , respondeitce received from Vice-Admiral Sir Edroard Oe aaoistance rendered ...

... ,sbippino Fraserbergih, September 28.-This morning, about hali-part sic o'clock, a vessel wan seen from Kinnairdi's Heid running for tie land, wind blowing a gale N. and by E. It wnne the general opinion that, from the way the vessel was steering, ohe ions in snoe oreasure watet- logged. About ightr o'clork, she came ashore a little to the north of Rattray fIend, and proved to be the Don of ...

... The general Returns of the aggregato annual amount of Promissory Notes circulated in the United Kingdomn for the four weelcs ending the Pith inst. have, on a comparison with the pvereding sttemniot, sheown a ?? ol tlie part of neatly all the bitaikss. As the financial quartet closes on the .5th inst. the paY mnents for duties hcave natesally in. creased, alicd this alotie svould absorb the ...

... EDINBURGH FREE PRELSflYTa At the usual monthly meeting of t terday. his ?? Dr CAtDr.TSH rnad a short report y the r' tee appoinmttd at Ist meethyg to co'ec a Presbytery of Linhthgow as to jsnt y r ieil tb; I *ices to thoie padshes which adjol t rl. of the two Preshyremie. The reportedars tained suggestione for time suppf~j,, v.bht the paribhes in the western iiitricts of Ceie.al O tery, Wan ...

... M¶ORTS Palomr 23n To 29Tir sEtr. Lord Douglas. 83, Small, Irsen Roterdam, with 1014 cheenes for Geo. Berry & Co.-1040) cheesos for Taylor, Bruce, & Co.-347 ebeenes for F. Fulton-200 cheeses for J. Balfour & Co.-200 eheeses for Willinr- anu & Stark-I case cordials for J. Lnwsonl-3 case. weine fur Watt & Yule- I case wine for W. Patriclh-I case nmerchandise for J. B. Zeigler-2 cases wine for ...

... ---7 LIVERPOOL MARKET9 I ?? ?? . . aeir MONDAY, OcT; 2.-Siwce this day weennight w ae ha a fair supply of Irish vheat and oatmeal; of other on of the trade the arrivals are of light amount Albortt240 of quarters of foreign wheat got up to the 17s, per it40 ost duty, and were relea-ed . the rate of impost is nlot, ter and on oats 79. per quarter. There has been a stead. a in wheat, anid we ...

... I ,IlONVL'Y IARK}T sand CITY NvELIjs very WEDNESDAY. 'Ihe English Funds have declined f'onsid,,1V rres- arid closed flat, cowing to a seri f'.0 'liperati, 1.s thle puof Conols, one-alf e et.ig 6ar the r put,' tat NJ'~ for all Noiveinbpr. 'i , Ing price, of 4Coiiols for this Aclcount, it!q I well as, for present transfet Nc w heeadv ~ a INA. per Cents, 102 ; Exc hequer Bilk, at I idt per ds 6 ...

... THIlE FARMIER'S JOUINAL.T EXETER MARKETS. C ATTLE IMARK ET.-Aa regatds Cattle, and Particularly' FAT BULLOCKS, this Market was olleissirmprtanre than tias boon the case tor a very lonix tiee, Inkeed thie supply degree to TIieerton Fair falling On the0 Eanie day. and aloe the near approoch of Alplhington Fair. Or Sit re', however, there wes a tolerably goed show, anil no iiicriisiierolblo ...

... CORN EXCHANCE.-Fresh up -a the uioket of thus o~rninice ICTre nied a good supply of Wheat frin. E.,exr and enwi/h a very moderate arrival of Spring Corn. Wheaos sfeld *free/y at tait week-'s prices, and lin many samnples 15. per qr. advance was oibtained. Barley continner, ant inactive sale, witl, prieis the tarn loweer. lin Oats tile saltes have been very liemiled, t/he Irishi arrival lending ...

... Naomi EntrIltigrarr. Portsmouth, Sept. 30. The Lords of the Admiralty have issued an order to all officers in command of her Majesty'a ships, directing them to add a statement to the usual report of the sail- ing qualities of their vessels showing any particular cir- cumstaneces which may have occurred likely to affect the copper, such as getting on shore, or whether they have experienrerl any ...

... | i j'FAY AND Co.'s TRADE RFPORT Manchester, Ist uf October, 1843, The symptoms of improvement noticed in our last report have been allowed to develope themselves during a month of unequalled harvest weather. Tie borne traide, so essential to a permanent improvement, became more active, as the actual securing of the corn crops dispelled every fear as to failure or deficiency. and a ...

... Ai.-Xt.et.t. 21s I-ELAND..- . ' (.anoe e arrxt coaanspoAeNax.) J P ?? 0cfS. lSS.Is. l The supply Of woan d the pat week was consideribly !.lai~er inth~ftdtt thredleg wbelc. The dcmantdw55 equally lbrisk an4, the quotations rtlter Inclined ?? 8L av'me, W a Wbhlig tbough entail, Ipdlcstes an irepw oiiditfl. Oats I have been brought forwsrd in lrge oroportloesbut no dewtl 5 Of any ittportance has ...