... FROM THE LONDON GAZTTE. St, Jomes's PaZace, Oct. 5. The Queen hasbeen pleased to appoint Captain the HOn.Robert Edward Boyle, of the Coldstrearm Guards, to be one of the Grooms in Waiting in Ordinary to her Majesty, in the room of Capt. Henry Meynell, of the Royal Navy, resigned. War Office, Oct. 2. 5th Dragoon Guards-Ensign Charles Wilton Goad. from the 93d foot, to be cornet, by purchase, ...

... MONEY IMlAIKET and CITY NEWS. bY 'WEDNESDAY NIGHT. Ire 1MONEY MARtKET.-Therc Ila's been a slight ten- nid dency to improvement in the Funds to-day, though without any actual change in the quotations. Con- of sols closed at S)5; to l, being the same price as yes- irk terday. India Stock was quoted at 2a8 to 260. iI he Exchequer Bills there has not been much business crto done, and prices ...

... CHAMBER OF COMMERCE &% MANUFACTURES. rrl r o l . - - .I.. le The following are copies Of Imenmorials On important stish- toU is jeets wbich have been lately forwarded by this chamuber. St is The receipt of both hats been Officially acknowledged:- ku CI ,To the R1?hthlHrsonorbthl Ie LordTohn.ltsscrll, 31I1. First Lord el A 0ofheri' Soje'soy's Treasury. 'The Miemoeriai of the Directors of the ...

... AM Pinaa IJsteltlctame. T',H!E NEEDLXIS. d Agt important discovery has recently been ?? Corn- mnander Sheerrtghasm~and the officers' of the, Dashesn surveying vessel, of a great errow in the, Admiralty charts., representing the depth of water and some dangerous sunkem roaksinth Neeles pasag.Fotrmany years there have appeared in the S charts issued from tile Hydrographic-offlcee ...

... REVIEW OF THEI BRITISH1 CORt TRADE DURING TUN3 PAsT WEEK. (From the Madr lane Bxpress of Monday.) The recent showers having afforded the requisite moisture for enabling farmers to commence ploughing, field-work has been beer, pretty actively begon; and, for some time to come, the pre- paration ot the soil, and the committing of the seed to the ground, will engage the attention of the ...

... ITRADE, COMM1ERCE, AND MANUFACTURES. COLONIAL MARKETS. [From the London New PrieB Current, Oct. 6.J SUGARt..-.Bright yellow qualities of West-India muscovado Sugar were in excellent request for the scale, and merchants Were enabled to obtain previous rates;, althiough there was a larger quantity on ofi'er, Inferior brown and gray kinds were purchased With more freedom in consequence of a ...

... ?? ?? A. arifteto. EDINBUIGHI WHOLESALE VEGETABLE IMARKET-Oct. 10) Ollins, per cwt. INs Od ® 14s Od Do. per peck ?? . s 6d ?? 2s Od Cabbage, per doz. s.. s 6d ?? Oi Gd Turnips, per dozen, bundles Bs Od .. 46 Od Savoys, per doz. ?? Os 6d ?? Is Gd Cauliflower, per doz. ?? Is Od ?? Is 6d Carrots, per hundred ?? 2s 6d ?? 6s Od Do). per doz. ?? Os 44 ?? Os 5d EDINBURGH POULTRY MARKET-Oct. 10. s. d. ...

... ASEREN f-A2=T8. &ABEI)DEEN CORN MAIRKET, FRtnAT LAsT No change has taken place in the price of grain since *ltiteeu - O ats 25s d to 26s ed 40 lbs. per bua&e. Bear .. 27s Cd to '-9s Od 5 Barley .. 27s od to 29s odj 52lbsperbuel. Oatmeal . )Ss Gd to )9s od per boll. Flour. 41 Od to 4 Od per sack. A13ERDR.EN MEAL MARK , TprtRAT LxA S The supply of meal at market to-day. was ...

... Sa~c fllartmt0. EN GLIS If. LON)DON COIIN-EXCIIANGE, Movnxv, OCT. 5.-Thore vas a good suipply of ?? Wheat durirlg last weck andl for this morniligs moirket. TI'he demand for Wheat was fair, and both Foreign an(d Eoglisli rore abont 2s per qr. higher. Ship Irlour is 2s pcr Sack dearer. Bemis mre Is, and gray Prns Is per qr. higher in price. Oats are in good deolilld at tid to Is per qr. Id nce ...

... CHA-MBER OF COMMERCE. A meeting of the directortwas held in their hall on Tuesdav 05smnuel Aitken. Esq. in the chair. Mr Ailken, on caking the chair, briexly exprested hie grte.- l sense of the honouzr the Chamber ihad done him in electiig nitD their chairmnan. Mir Ales. Ferguson, confctioner, was balloted for,,and ad- -itda memsber of the Chamber. JOtIT STOCs BA1,4X$. The Secretary reported ...

... vr~raber' jI obeincntt. of~ ed NATIONAL UNITED TRADES ASSOCIATION ay GLAsaow, Tuesday Evening. September 29th.-A ror meeting of officers of Trades, duly convened, was held at the Don Quixote Taveru, Troigate, to hear Mr. Jacobs propound the principles and objects of owthe National Association, when arrangements were st made for the missionary to address the several trades )ur separately, that ...

... isanlatipm LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2. BLOORl John, of 'utbury. Staffordshire, common brewer, Oct. 10. Nov. 4, Birmiglsiam DistrictCourtof Bankruptcy. Solicitors, Mr. , Mozelcy, Derby, and Mr. Reece, Birmingham. Pet cr Tho;mas . Iakett, of Derby, draper. Dated Sept. 21. BRAIN Frederick, of 'lihonias.street Staniford.street, Blaclitriars load, ivory cuitter, Oct. 13, Nov. 12, Bankrupts' ...