... THE MONEY MARKET-CmTY, FRIDAY. te if D t Nothing was so much spoken of in the City this afternoon as the alleged return of Mr. O'Connell for the Countv of Clare, and a slight depression of Stocks was attributed to this circumstance. It was the arrival of the Expresses from Paris, with advicps of Wednesday evening, which occasioned the advance on the quota- tions of the morning. French 3 per ...

... MARKETS.-AL'G. +. CORN EXCHANGE. At tbis dav's market there was a gmoi supply of whes, ftm Essex and Suffodk, but very little from Kent. Saci ssampleils are dry a*m fine readily obtain last Monday's currencY, tt sucb as are thin ai d ordinary, of which there is sone qiuafllLT are dull sale, on rather lower terms. Forelgn wbeat sillt mahu. Flour remains the same as last week. Oits arel sale, at ...

... OF THE NUMBER OF PERSONS IN eUsTODY ON THlE iS JAN., 1827, AND COMMITT'ED TO HSIS MAJESTY'S GAOL OF NFW. GATE IN TWE YEAR 1827, AND HO0W THEY HlAVE BEEN DII1- POSED OF. In custody on 1st January, 1827 .. Committed to 1st December, inclusive, une 1years of age . A =oeta age Males. 233 1092 1348 I Of which there have been executed Bead .. . Removed to the Hulks, Gosporit Ditto do. Portsmouth Do; ...

... THE MARKETS-MARcH 21. SUGAn.-During the present week the sugar market Las been rather dull, in consequence of a general feeling evinced aimong the trade not to purchase at the late advance, except in cases of great emnergency, such as where their stock in hand is com- pletely exhausted. In the few sales which have beett done this morning, the fornswr prices are fully supported. Notwithstanding ...

... 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 ...

... THE MONEY MARKE T-CITy, TuL:SDY. This day being fixed for the Settlement of the July Ac- count at the Stock Market, much interest arose as to the nV result, the reports being as prevalent as ever as to its being !i a Bull as a Bear Account. lb Nothing decided occurred until a short time previous PI to the passing of the tickets for the transfer of Stock, n when it was found that a number of ...

... MAdRKETS-JULY 22. SUGAR -The sugar market continues in the samte lait state that it has been for some days past, and prices Are quo,,, a shade lower. COFFEE.-This market bas again become quite Ltij5 k fully recovered the late fall in the currency. The demaud I, British planation is very considerable, inconsequrcc f 1d,1 of foreign coffee noe bringing any forward on the roands they expect the ...

... THR MONEY M.4RXKT.-CpM, FAIDAV. Just before the close of business at the Stock Market this afternoon, a slight panic was experienced by the dealers, not by the receipt of any foreign news of an un- favourable character, but by an alleged schism among the Ministry, on the subject of the Catholic Claims, reported to have been under agitation at th; Cabinet Council which assembled this afternoon ...

... PLYMOUTr, SErT. 21.-Arrived the Valleyfield, Jobhson, from Bombay, in five ronths, and Fortuna de Napoli, from Co- ruona, with 125 Portuguese emigrant. Commander Peter Richards, of the Pelorus, to promoted to tbe rank f Captain, and is to he relieved in that sloop by Commander Flinn. Corm- mander Bennett, of the Trincual, is promoted to the rank of Captana, and Commander Samuel Price is ...

... THE MONEY MA4ftET-Cify, TUESDAY. This being the first transfer-day at the Bank for the week, a good deal of business has been transacted in Money Stock, as likewise in time bargains. The Stock sold a day or two since for to-day was delivered, but had not any unfavourable influence on the Market; on the contrary, the prices were again on the advance. Consols for Account opened at 861, and in ...

... On TTuesday evening the delegates held a meeting at the Bull's Head, Jewin-crescent, again to consider the beat mode of tffecting a union between the artizans of *Il the different trades, and by such means to prevent the oppression which many of them have suffered by the reduction of wages below a fair remunerating price. Mr. POWELL was called totbe Chair, and said the condition of the ...

... MEE MONEY MGu?. -,Cnv, MONDYO. Late this afternoon a general heaviness prevailed over the Public Securities, not from any very obvious cause beyond the settlement of the Account for Wednesday; for as to foreign intelligence very little transpired, either to increase confidence or produce a contrary effect on the minds of the speculators. - The health of his Majesty became the topic of the ...