... MdliKL7b'.-J4Y. 14. CORN EXCHANGE. We had a pretty gRout supply of wbeat for tiAS day's market from Essex and Ken-t, some cargoes from Ireland, and ore frrri Lincolushire, but none from Suffolk, on account of the boiste. rous sm.te of the weather. Fine qualities continue in steady demand, and may be called about Is. per quarter dearer, ,,, there is no improvement In all otherdescriptiocs. The ...

... I MONEY MARKET.-CITY, SATURDAY. r r e e t f I e 1. t I 2 t I f I 3 r I I I I I I i The business done in the Consol Market to-day has not beea , upon an extensive scale, but the prices have nevertheless mnani- fested much elasticity. In the morning there was no variation exceeding I per cent., but in the afternoon, Consols for Account advanced from 5IJ to 85H. The improvement was attributed to ...

... SHIP N I WS. CovvEs, JAN. 18 -~Arrived yesterdasy thle H-ercuile, G[ master IronI fioto~fla (S it Amrica) fiar A ntai,, Witt) hderi, &C.-~Artivied this day, thle .Joannes Artioldii, tivrernimaster, fon) Stirittm fir Atnitetdarni. laden aolti' aid iffe ; nnaMaria, HayiW5 jitaster, froim Arnunatt-ll1 Msrinalui, %ith general cargo, very leaky, ari n dl.9tha Sailled the Sbepierdeqs ,C~-eke miaster ...

... SI lP IVI IVS. DRAL, JAN. 21-W.S.W.-Tihe 'I henmi Cuirtts. j, intl the Downs, through tit-e Gulls, gl- rlird.d- Ar the came uff, arid is at anchor it, tire G.: 5. W-e 1 she has si:aridned any dainage. Arrised tie Eni.ly, Soulth S-as. POhMrOUTIeJt, JAN. 21.-Calm.-Ari ived Ibis Mljert Arrow, fir, n) Boal cne. PLYNOUTrl, JAN. 20-S. W.-Arriveil *be Priam, Yor,, Caiiz ; and Spartalr, - , from St. I ...

... MARKETS.-J.4k. 11. There is a general improvement to-day in most of the markets for Colonial produce. A considerable quantity of Sugar bos been 3old to-day; and in Coffees, although the extent of sales has not been great, there was some competition among purchasers for goodiqualities. The Indigo market remains steady, and the last accoUnts of tbe erop from India are rather favourable. in the ...

... MONEY MARKBET.-CITY, TUESDAY. Si s 5, 'The Public Securities continue to advance with consi- derable rapidity, and dhe business transacted to-day was 3on a very extensive scale; and at one period the quota. o tons wlere nearly I per cent, above the closing price of ne yesterday. 'This impro~vement is to be accountedl for et partly by the state of the Market, it bteing found to be a large Bear ...

... SUl'PLY OF LONDfON. TIhe arrivals of-Eriain in the port of London, for' tISe two last K-years, have been as follow- Qrs. Qs ' 1826-Wheat, 48t1381; Barley, 392.028; Oats, 1,2212:.333 1827-Wheat, 327,415 ; Barley, 239,574; Oats, 1,21,5 Here is a considerable decrease in tbe arrivals of wheat and barley, and a small increase in the quantity Of Oats. It is hard- ely worth While to notice the ...

... MONEY MItKBT.-CiTv, Mo Nothing has occurred to disturb the tran( has prevailed at the Stock Market for some 'The business transacted up to' the close th was particularly uninteresting. The few bara into were, however, on terms a shade lower, credit being thrown on the news of the destfL Greek fleet at Scio, by Admiral De Rigny. of the existence of the doubts entertained was of letters from ...

... MONEY MARfET.-CITY, WEDNESDAY. On the opening of business this morning, the Funds were brisk, at an advance of full i per cent. on the prices at which they left off yesterday. 'this was not so much the effect of the Debates in Parliament last night, asofthe purchases of two Brokers of influence in the market; and had they been followed up by the jobbers, much higher prices would have been ...

... Couse EXCHANGE, JANs. 18.-We have had very few arrivals of any kind of grain since Monday ; and every article fully supported las Monday's prices; Is. per quarter more was obtained for the best maltingt Barlev. Arricals:-Erulish Wheat, 3,100 quarters; Barley, 2,020; Oats, 1,200 ; and Flour, 5,010 ?? Barley, 2,300 quarters. Average Prices for the FWeek, end/ig Jan. 11, 1828:-Wheat, 1s. 9id. ...

... SHIP NE WS. IDEAL, JAN. 3.-Wind W.N.W.-Arrived from London, the Medmna, Miller, for liambay; the Jane Catherine, Barclay, for Jamaica ; the Co~lumbus, 'fijeker, fr Boston; the ELiectra, Parker, for Nevr York; the Numa,Wade; and Pertba, Mood, for Nerw South WVales, the John, Munro, fer lerhice; the Cuha, Clark, for St. Lucia ; the Elora, Clayro for St. Do. mingo; the Tartar, Honey, fer Jamaica; ...

... SHIP SkEWS. DtI'L, JAN. 1IS-Wind .N fS- by E--T-be General Hbl and Edinburgh, sailed this miorning. PottTsMOU)TE, JAN. 15.-Wind E- to S-E.-Tlie Maria, Borger, from Quebec, was Hloated off last night, and i8 now coming into the harbour, in tow of a steam hoar, much daDmased. PU, MOtlTH, JAN. 14.-Wioid E.-Arrived tbe Speculatio~s Duke, frolm Emnden to Lisbon, wltb IiF saOf sails, and two{ men ...