... I JLUy, 4tji . , -3U . ?? TIIEs1AY, Sept. 23. [The following are the actual quotations, withoutreference to premniutn or discount.] 1ir. end Glouc., 132 Mlen., Buston, and Matleck, Bris. and Exeter, 91t 15 pin Do. New, 9 pm Midblnd, 170 Bris. and Glouc., 29 pim Do. New, 25 Cdledonian, 14 Do. Bir. and Derby, 130 Cam. and Lin., 44 Newcastle and Darlington Ches. anm 1oly., 54 pm June., 53 ...

... CO RN EXCHANGE.-MARKt LANE, LONDON. MONDAY, Sept. 8,-The aventhor continues very dry, and favamr. ahirn for harvest. Our supply ?? Wheat thin toorsing Wee, moderate, aiid nearly all of the new crop;, it sold roadlilycitlonstsiaoi. flay's prices. Old Whleat was also more saleable. There was sOM, Inquiry for the middling and Intierlar sorts of Wheat in bond, for en. port at low prices; say from ...

... IDERBVY tVZEi;LY SMITHFIELD MARKET. TUESDAY, Sept.9.-Tiero was libout an isverage Supply of Heasts; Sheep and Pigs, a large one; fat Calves were rather scare. Nlef made from lit, to Lid.; blunton, lid. to ijd.; Veal, 5jud. to tid, terlb.; Pigs, Ss. to So. lid. per scorep Reogh fitt, 3S. Id. per Slone. DERBY CORN MARKET. FRID)AY, Sept. .-Verylittlesvheatonoder, bitt heeapptyqslte equal to the ...

... TUEsIIAY, Sept. 2. [The following are tbe actual quotations, without referenco to premium or discount.] Bir. and Glonc., 133 AMan., Buxton, and Mtatlocli, Bris, and Exeter, 92 8 pmn Do. New, 12 -Midland, 1744 Bris. and Glouc., 31 pm Do. New, 264 Caledonian, 124 Do. Bir. and Derby, 1344 Camil. and Lin., 5 Newcastle and Darlington Ches. and Holy., 214 June., 67J Cornwall, 44 Do. New (Brandling), ...

... | CORN EXCHANGE.-MiARK LANE. LONDON. MONDAY, Sept. I.-rhe wenther, for several days pest, has been very fine and favourable for harvest. We had a good supply af English Whest tills morning-the far greater portion of the new crop-the condition In general good, but the colour of the majority of the samples sickly and faint, and the weight, onl an average, 2lbs. per bushel less than Inst year. ...

... I| CORN EXCITANGE.-1ARK( LANE, LONDON. MOND2A'L, Sept, Ii.- We had heavy rain early yesterday andi Otif morning, roid throjighwot the day it ling continued wt.ct Thiere repl. pear to tie oily a small portiona of the corn carri. ed siorth of tile Humbrter. We hand it lair supply of' E iglitsh Wheat this naorrriig, nearly aill of the new cr01p, thle Conditlion gavod, and the quality fair, but ...

... RUGBY, DERBY, find ItANhITESTEiL RAILWAY | I COMPANY. id (Provisionalhly Registered pursmlint to 7thi and Slih Vic. nt c. I0t).) b ' Capital, £I,'00,000, in 630,000 Shares of£25 each. a)eposit, £2 12s. (id. per share. (In order to insoure comtlillance with tiie slanding orders both of tbe L ords and Coni n00s.) of PRIOVIS ION AL C(O1;M IT1'EE. n- Blighlt 11on. ILord George ]Paget, Uxbridge ...

... DERBY WEEKLY SMI1THFIELD MARKET. TUESDAY, Sept.2.-There was a small supply of Cattle; of Sheep, an average one; fit Calves were scarce; and Pigs, plentifrll. Beef made from Jld. to Cd.; Mutton, 6d. to ad.;* Veal, 50d. to 6d. per lb.; Pigs, Ss. tid, per score; Itongh fat, 3s. 9d. per stone. ])ERBY CORN MARKET. ERIDAY, August 29.-Wehave a fairsupplyof wheat ta.day, and few buyers; the price from ...

... TUNsDAY, sepl. U. £The following are the actual quotations, without reference to premium or discount.] Bir. and Glouc., 133 Man,, Buxton, and Matlock, Bris. and Exeter, 91 8 pm Do. New, 9 pnI Midland, 1 73 Bris. and Glouc., 30 pm Do. New, 26 Caledonian, 11 Do. Bir. and Derby, 131 Cam. ant Lin., 4 Newcastle and Darlington Ches. and Holy., 206 June., 54J Cornwall, 33 Do. New (Brandling), 30 ...

... I ') CORN EXCiANGE-IiARK LANE, LONDON. ItONI)AY, Sept. 22.-rIo.iday lhas. been fine, but yesterday and last seeok se ?? much set, bhd weanher, and harvest operations pat a stop to. We recklon there Is nearly half the crops of the country stilt in the ?? or unricit. Oo belad a moderate supply of Engllgh \0heat this nirooming, which wsas taken oif readily lit fis. per sir. advance on last ...

... I)ERBY WEEKLY SmntITFIELD MARKET. TUESDAY, Sept. 22.-There 'vas about an average supply of both Beasts and Sheep; Pigs, a good one, fat Calves very scarce. ?? made irons 6Sr. to5jd.; Iauttion, 13id. onjtd.; Veal,id. perlb.a Pigs, So. to Ss. 6d. per score; Hong fat, is. 9d. per stone. DEIRBY CORN M1ARKET. FRIDAY, Sept. 19.-W'e have all average sspplyofwvieat at this day'e mnoarket; the nzir ...

... I TRA WINDS. We owe tite discovery of' the trade winds to Columbus, and thii would have been prominently connected wvith his name, hbd it not been supplaiited by the glory of a greater achievemieont, the revelatlien of a new world to the knowledge of mankind. 'Ihe ancients werc eitirely unacq oaithted inith these permsanvit breezes, aliid though maritimic aiiventtiore hait been largely ...