Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-10-18
FOREICy INTElLIGENCE.
ARRIVAL. OF THE STEAM SHIP ROYAL
WlILIAM-TWELNE DAYS LATER
FROM ENGLAND

Il
FROM ENGLAND.
.r,... .i;, Eoya, William, arrived Al Ne.
- an the laih in lg1 DAYS rom LIVER
- ,,on which pom She s,,lrd on the ooh Sep
-, ~ which ta,e ,netn>Iye sl,e br,oss napefs
~ H., c,,x and I.sudon 9Th, 1qib
Pom tie n.ners before us. and mainly from the
Commercial Advertiser We extract the intelligence
.h,cb falna. On the snbirft al the Brush Crops
and cram Markefs o,r e.irsc,sa1e fnli. The uealh
81 had been ls,o,.ble IN the man for harvest hat IN
consequence OF previous high Averages. the dat. on
wheat was reduced 10 the lowest rate. aud the
whole stock 10 bond would be taken IN Tor eonsnmp.
ton.
The sale Of Cotton NJ Liverpool Tor Tic week emu
ing Sept. IL were $4,000 bales the inarAei 'piii=
less though The holders hsd no, allowed ll.ees 10
oe''lp'' ,a,,,
m. ~ ~ H., la. ar, .,t, pass,,cer.
-, -, .,,,r,.,..l Cuel F, .o,ue t,me he
- -. =, ~. had 10 burn every .,.t.
T. -, I'll l.. c,o,I-s,,,. r,sks bI.pL eta
G. =.
,ls,,, go. L -, I ,yer,,ol viii 1asititrIy leave
-, -. ,i,, on,l, ,.xt
~, nm. my ron r,prtcx
bhii iou IN g" -, - ~
49,
Tit Lphden Spectator Of Sell 10, says, 3" sear
tiy 81 food Is nov experienced by the bulk ot Tie
tuslsh people e'tefd-y, the average Pr.co has.
ing reached 10 AID a fraction, tureien corn was
hog quarter Is STATED thai upwards Of million
Of qaaicrs oil continental wheat IN addition TO the
previous sioek, have arrived 10 London these Few
dass."
lei It appears Tom tle Msrk Lane Report Of the
Courier. thai lhrfe had been good demand 10, all
descriptions. Hud one shilling per quarter ad-
vance had been obtained On the rates OF Monday,
The loh.
Tn" Nuuthcsicf Guardian OF the l9ih September,
has Il inllantoe
RELEASE OF BONDED GRAIN At IL
NERPOoI.-On The Inst ,lty Of the dnty At Is
,e, oaat,sr roinipg into opefaltou At Liysrpool
ibs ,are al dut, va, nam At that Dor, ON no less
u nouI.
pptrISu chops AN GRAIN uApEET
,,f ~,
=, ''u' u.', nts''' : ''n's ''.o, =" 'oh' "''
Co., NI.,,.,, D,,,a, ,l,.' III ,c 10 o,.,
c,l ,bc,e L.. hen, ,c ,.,, ,nd ia. ,v.,,h, ,i',.l
s,.,,,,,,e. ,ao ,.l1 and deGc,eo, -, .,n,l,,no To-
-, t..,,,, L,. Ls,., ~, ,l =, Ri . I'll l.
~. -. ,,,,,.,,,, - ,,o., ,,,. -, ,,,. -.
III, ,t,nLt ~. l,.,, Ill II -.
-. ~ al t,.l,l DO, ,,1 dn,,, a rf,l,, a.
s,,,n5 hlo,,A ne b,L a, ,lts 49, ,,,L., ~,
and SINCE IN Manchester. fan demand for the fine,
otllt,es Of BRUSH and Foreign wheat at full, the
ptirtS of Tuesda, Last and in some instances At an
increase Of 81 To- 3D. per 20 H.; of Wheat ln,Ie -
~ yrt srcut,d and there may be about ,n,. ihi,d
chi m siocks and l,o,n tn. more part,en,r n,estp,
lions Of many Intelligent practical farmers the rre-
yfous reports uf serious deficiency IN quantity and
quality are confirmed. The imports Of Wheat
Coa1l~isc have agaln been chiefly foreign an bond
iom Lohdon.
At thls DAYS market there was good atiendlnce
Of nnlle'' aud dealers who bought 10 a moderate
extent, aud some sales veie also made spccuaiols
Of the finer qu'htes al British add Foreign Wheat
al fully the advance above noted on last Tuesday ;
prices, and or all other articles III the trade there
was limited demand, ut small improvement
ou price but not sufficient To alter the general quo
latlons.
Fot the last d,S or two the weather has bern IA
er unsettled aud the roaming WIS stopped on
"Wednesday afternoon by several heavy showers.
Yesterday, however, wasiai, aud mild though clou-
dy aud the harvest operations were recommended.
IEiiabn7. I'll df{r.
Y,s,c,l,y . L,v.,i,c Al, ,,5 ,,os,a,l. ,,,J ann.
>trono indir,,,ops an unf,vo,,hI, rhn,sc :, ,be
weather; glorious sunshine has. however. this NOR.
ming dlspced all gloon; aud II is now considered
that Single week continuance ol the pleseu hne
weather would pnl 10 rest all donb's as TO the safe
housing ol The crops throughout tie country.
Dabttn Ere. ndi.
The weather could scarcely be more prop,tious
for harvest work than II Is at present. There were
to be sure, some slight showers Of ram Yesterday
morning bat II cleared up about o'clock and WE
have since b,rnvlsed with what may be called close
ripenng weather. II il continues fine ano,Le, vceL
IT will leave very litle corn ouis,n,j,n, m, ,,,
cal papers r,pou lyorably IN almos, ,,e,y
TIjm,r,rk Sio,1arJ
y,ln St ~ p, M, ~,
oc the vhe5, ~ Land ,,a,,,,,, ~ "o ""'''
,n,,,,,s -. iL,.,', ~ ,rie, Wv '''''''" u
men, Of on,,,e, In, ',s. ." III. pay
nm, ,xn,c,nd ia, ,,,Y -, k, -" ~ W"
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SUNNY en,e,e6 ihs m,,le o,,,a H., '',I" '.'s 'ds
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