... TUESDAY, OCT. 1. The thirn of ihese markets, and the last for the season, has now come to a close. The Cheviot ewes were not SO extensive a show as was expected; and therebeing numerous buyers, the deniand was good and rapid, and at the close a clearance was effected, The appearance of the blackfaced ewes was good, but there were only two or three lots on the ground, for which there was also a ...

... gwrtip - glails. FOREIGN AND COLONIAL MAILS TO AND FROU EDINBURGIH. GENEIAL POSr OFFICE, Ocr. 14. MAILS. First Deipatch Next Mall from Edinburgh. Due. India (Bombay), rial Oct. -, 5.40 P.Z. Oct 'o. Southampton I India (Calcutts, ea Oct. 17, 7.30 P.Ma Oct. 14. malseilles -_ West Indies - Oct. 16, 5.40 P.3r. Oct. 15. America _ _ Oct 16 3 30 Pa.. Oct. 1. Australia ria 3 Muetcamc Oct. -, Ir.Si P.1 ...

... Thames.—On Tuesday morning, a skiff oontaining Mr. Tate, a coal meter, and a gang of eleven ooalwhippere, in the service of Mr. a coal factor, put off from Wappingstairs, and proceeded down the river for the purpose of discharging a barge which was lying off Deptford. There was no waterman in oharge of the boat, but all went right until arriving off Nelson's Dock, when the boat came in contact ...

... The following inquests were held on Saturday before Mr. I*. Curry, the borough coroner: On the body of a newly-born male child, which was found in the doorway of a house in New Bird- Htreet, on Friday morning. Dr. Ajrton, who made a post-mortem examination, stated that the child was born alive, aud that death had resulted from want of attention after birth. The jury returned a verdict of '* ...

... why tap the ports old North Carolina. intend have a full supply. It b a commodity. Its application upon incorrigible editors, mixed wi-h i fe v eagles' feathers, has proved an infallible •emc-dy., If needed, a little more can be applied ;hat union wheel with it? thirty-four spokes. Seme cf these spokes did vote themselves out, but living the one end of them well driven into the the ...

... %OC, T -0 N.- . ; BySENiEX. . , I bxo iead i much pleasure the editorial observations pcup cotton in your paperof tbe 18th inat.; and have litle 4 to Add to your statements; but I think it may bie.intereating' to many of your readers to compare the imports of cotton Into Britain of the present time, with the iinports there In any early days, wben tbe cotton trade had joat commenced to be tbe ...

... MARINEIE M'UNC'1fH WEIELD& The Eden, Johnson, from with lors of foreyard and foretoeall, h with tarestaci rived at Falmouth on thesilhue in b~e, ibeoini Estall, from Alezandria, with Sto plt, and lo at b l4a b Capt. Fell, of the schooner Ada, fromah h.. u at Peterhead on the eth inat., reporta th40t V hle at 3rd, and that on the next day the abeya bepe let bereo Ot t to bear away for Poterhead ...

... I lrltttA.Y. Oct. 25. CORN, &c.-The supply of wheat, &c., f1rom the home coilint is Pt Mark-lane tuies week haes b en on the increase, hlut Bill ?? The arrivals from foreign Ports have been heavier. The quantity of Eagli;Sh wheat freeb lip this morning was email- There was rather ltss tone in the trade, lut buyers had to pay Monday's fisrther enhannced~ rates of Is to 2a. per qjr., holders ...

... TUESDAY, OC. S. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. -W. Ronald, Manchester, warehiuseman. BANsKuPTS-1. N. Davis, Brentford, distiller. Off. rs9- Fig., Bell, Ctleman-street-buildings-l. H. Paich, Fen- church-street, hosier. Off. assig., Johnson, Basinghlall- street-W. E. Tuke, St. Dunstan's hill, wine broker. Off. assig., Whitmore, Basinghall-street--H. Corks, Tunbridge- wells, tailor and clothier, Off. assig ...

... Irm.1 sUR OwisT CORaSUPONDeNT.) CITY, FItMAY.-The funds have been very heavy all the 1a eck, and now close at a slight decline, without any im- medlate prospect of a rise the arrangement of she settle- ment now in progress indicating that an ample sapply of stock is afloat. In all the other departments of the Change there has been a sympathetic decline, and great dalness prevails, extending to ...

... SHIPING. INT G IO,;. . ,GLAS.GO.4. 'ABnitd-'Octobei 18. Micmac, U'iMurchie, from Montreal, with lfour.', Toronto, Torrance, from Montreal, with Indian corn. . Britannia, Bbnneb, from St. Mald'-with apples. Azur, Cooper, fremJcrgey,7'wit'happles. n ' .,San Aiatonia, .Cafiero, 1somatariia-ith eulphurO iyaciath, M~iller, fran Alexan~ria, wihl b has. Secret, Young, from Jersey, with~apples. deals ...

... London and Provincial Grain Xbrketa. toa- LONDON CORN EXCHANG-Friday. - The fresh arrival of English grain for this day's market was mo- derate, with fair imports of foreign articles of the trade. English wheat was taken off at Mondays prices, choice white at 62s to 63s, at select red at f0s, seed samnples higher. Foreign wheat was steady pi in value and dein:nd; the most saleable for the ...