... THE MONEY MARKET-CiTY, TuESDAY. tera.) The important decision of~ the Committee of Finance, wah regard to the Sinking Fund, of which no doi;at co-wsentertained in the City, has been discussed with an put unusual degree of interest throughout the day, and the universal opinion seems ets'be, that it must operate very I the prejudicially on the Public Securities ultimately, if not immediately. ...

... THE MONEY-MARKET.-COTYMONDAY; f Althotugh the Mail from Turkey brings very little in. bW telie nc, yet what is supplied certainly increases the ad belief that the Grand Seignor has very much changed of his tone, and that he is more disposed to listen to an a accommodation of the matters in difference with Russia, though the naval and military preparations were still car- a ried on with great ...

... TI-E-I ONVE' Ast,-r -- & nd otter, theuyg coma ter othe steam-bouats arrived from Iabet frmation of danmn this aeo have brougtl Dntantinople to take -srand auoetaion hame infor actea o niand of h iC a Thetrsfrom tAtsthera operations gl be c ondthed her 14h ist. ~ofears the coiiF.- they were the AS. which it is itPil a L ot Aith more energy to sf- tersburghe whencither dor te rt o t- wit ...

... 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 ...

... SHIP NEU'S. PLYMOUTH, MAY 24.-Wind S.S.E. to N,.S. IV rived tUis evening the Lady Counberawrer hot. i. lA dad for London, in for;y-tir'e days; nkt) L N' - , from Marseilles for Uo-en, thirt-ftur dy1 tie N~mpb, Power, from Laidoi . H. M S. ';>' rmapt. L. Daries, wts yesterday paid e t' Frolic piacket, Lient. 1. C. Barron RMI,'d tioutibt, to proceed fronm thence wtb tile t Cater3 f maiis. Vrsael ...

... MONEY MARKET.-Crry, TUESDAY. The steam boat from Hamburgh has arrived this after- noon. The prices of nearly all kinds of grain were higher, and the Public Securities were also improving.- The following are extracts from the Hburgh Reporter of Friday last:- Borsen Halle, Four o'Clock. In the course of last week, the supply of wheat that arrived in our market, may be estimated at 397 lasts, ...

... SHIP NElrS. PLYMOUTH, AuGUST .fi-Arrived, the Antelope t the R~milies, frots the Downs, to raise 5,w ends Biyckade Service. The American sbip C oOn lr London, for New York, put in here yesterday, b' raIr; m some damage, in consequence of havinr bhea run fosllfId s&hiip, in the Channel, a week since. The H nourhln ' 9a Waldegrave, Commander of the Procris i. an , lr,, rank of Captain; and ...

... THE MONEY MARKET-Crry, FRiDjY. The state of Ireland became the prominent topic of discussion in the city throughout the day, and a greater degree of importance attached to this subject, from its being known positively that Government are on the point of sending over a large additional military force to main- tain tranquillity. This was a holiday at the Bank and the Stock Exchanges; but a good ...

... MARKETS-JULY 14. CORN EXCHANGE. This market has only been moderately supplied with ir!i arrivals .,f wheat since last Mu~day, and to-day we had m1: brIskness in the trade than for sometime past. Fine ssRnp wentoff at rather more monev; tere was also nore iiiqumr l secondary descriptions. Grinding barley in request, at 0' prices; oats are in rather short supply, and sales are morew rfo on ...

... THE MONEY MannT.-Cem SATrDAY The City has been agitated again to.day by * atifinbi Of alarming reports, but theiriniuence on the Funds was in a great measure counteracted by Its being pretty correctly ascertained that thc Account for Wednesday Is a Bear one; and the Jobbers, anticipating an increased demand for Stock before it canD be finally settled, forced up the quotations nearly j per cent ...

... i There is at present a languor and inactivity in Commerce, wlcO at t,,c present dull season, we might consider less worthy of notice, if we saw any reason to anticipate any ultimate improvement. Enterprize however seems to have received a serious check, and speculators look in vain for safe chan- nels for the investment of capital, distrust of our present commercial legisc lators, founded on ...

... EXTRAORDINARY APPROPRIATION OP THE PUBLIC MONEY. I An account has been laid before Parliament, and printed, for the first time, 1- of all monies which have been received for and in respect of any Droit of Admiralty or Droit of the Crown, and from surplus of the Dities called 44 per Centum Daties, over and above the Salaries and other annual charges, &c., and from all surplus Revenues of ...