A - tZ. CORNWrEXCHAKGE, LONDOQ n -t. *-r':agh ~ l-- I fi 'is ?hec ws o ~Xndar ?? Y-Ige inpplyo not V14At~ both ?? heo i tetd -4runs were fold intiie early: pari6t, tie morning, -a I t pner arather. lower thanzthegpxededing Moaday :bbt' and .the fev ti~at temn~ni ed uinfold beioyr

GRANGEMOUTH— Oct. S. Oct. 7. Wiiliam and Thomas, ,fram Berwick, bal. Industry, Kmcaid, from 1.-, ndon, -roods. Charlotte, Stoc Ita, from Drum, deals Wind Easterly.

Mv.rfc.[.»m*, Oflnlirrft. Their was thi < Jay o ?? large ftf • ftt tf wheat ?? AtffK mni Kent ; mid r.. rhitf of the turn 1. ■•? fail intke tmrlypart of tkt morning Al ffttti ra.-W limitr -*«» tog Monday i but ?? fampln tli.it rematrvJ, fald, befor, tht Jf-.r- ttt fintfktd, at ?

ON Monday iaft, at the general quarter fef- lions for this borough, the following pri- l'nner, took tbeir trials, viz, John Green, alias Tinner Jack, Wm. Thackrab, and J. Kitchen, for breaking into the warehoule of Mell'rs. Lupton, Mellin and Slirupe, in this town, and ftealing

MONDAY, OCTOBER A dispatch was this day received at Lord Grenville's office from France, which is supposed to contain the answer of the consulate to the last proposal of our ministers. Paris papers to the 4th inst. were received this day. The most important intelligence, announc

Orders, good Bills at short Dates, Bank Notes, or Cash, Post or Carriage paid, to No. 4, Cornhill, London. Bank, India, South-Sea, Irish, Imperial, and 5 per Cents, 4 per Cents, per Cents, with their several Annuities, India Bonds, Exchequer Bills, and other t Securities bought

the north' Devon, the value 1201. and Upwards, a moderate computation. The incumbent between and years of age, accommodate the pmchafer, the whole of? the money may remain, for years, on the fecurity of the advowfon, With other (ecu rity approved; certain proportion the chafe mo

FASHIONAPILB FURRIERY, &a. ?? it 1ll211' ?IITRIT'H YJLt ?? LidY TI700/L Dr-aljr, GIR ATVFl'ULL1 B Itobble of the very libocral en- G coiragci ncrt lie Ihs meilt with front the1ai' and Gcntlcicii', of E-lgin -toi its igbrhdbl''trs leave to fity. thtn-cto rx'-ritionl inl ?? XIN-;I;

* -- NAVAL STO7r¢-S. . .? CAYTION. WI I AM S- E e. JKatchtfzw Ft; . . ped in IRisJMjy's DocA-eVrrd,z uas cenvidj *a the Par ~ortfiati Se@2Jdit.~, df naling IronAfran? tenee, ) ad A rn jfewrnced t.b 1pr~jne Si..h; ?? sic ..PI ;& .-cuipt trhe dc Cates. . - JOKArcOOMWES,.,a Garter,

WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 8. On Monday Mr. Otto delivered to our Government the ultimatum of Bonaparte on the long depending subject of a naval armistice. consequence, the communication between France and this country, which has for some weeks been so frequent by means of flags of truc