... THE Mon8v]¢rAR=ET.-MIY, 8.47'UNDAy, The Stock Market was fully attended to-day, butthe expresses from France communicatiDg no change in the French Funds on Thursday, our own remained for domc time steady, at quotations a shade higher than they left off yesterday afternoon. Consels for Account opened at 85 ,s, and rose in a few minutes to 86: the largest bargain publicly speken of at this ...

... 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 ...

... MARKETS -APRIL 18. n1 SUGAR.-During, the week there have been several extensive Supplies of new slutrira broughtinto thre market; in consequence id ot which the market bas again become heavy, and the hold- rs being anxious to piess sales, R (ecline of Is. -per cwt. has been occasioned.-T'he Refined market contidues to he languid a and declining, owing to the same cause. Several extensive me ...

... ne DovEs, APRIr. 13.-It has blown very bard ever since last of night, and In consequence, there has heen only one arrivaI from ,ed France, the Sovereign, With a carriage and about 30 taSsengers, tet from Boulogne. The French packet, with the mail froan Ca- lais, bore UD, and went into the Downs, not beiinR alle to reach to, this port. Three line-of-battle ships went past to the Da.,s this ...

... j''E A1ON.E'MARK ET.-'O'ly, M'j- Q There have been a great number of foreign arrivals to- day, but the intelligence is not of prominent interest. From the Russian capital the private communications are to the 30th ult., brought by the steam-boat from Holland. While these speak of war as being placed beyond all doubt, the advices by the Turkey mail to the 12th ult. allude to a change in the ...

... SHIP NEWIS& DEAt, Arirt l.-Wind W.S9W. Artriedt the St. Andrew, Gilmore, Trinidad ; and Dawson, Dawson, Mauritits. Arrived from LondsmnKhnsins, Cox.Hondnras ; 1algsnn, Thompson, Miramicli ; Jinies Walmun, 2uebec; Cordelin, I'ark, ()uelbec; Sir James Banks, Ntw South Wales; Robort Peel, Jamaira; Montmorenci, TeasdleC, Qnehec ; Lycirgols, Cra whaw, Matiritius Navigation, Appleton, kfoO.'iuris ; ...

... THE MONEY.MARKET.-CrrY, TuIESDAY. The letters by the French Mail arrived to.day, speak confidently of a loan for theFrench Government, but none of them state that it will exceed 100,000,000 of francs, whether the increase of the army and navy be determined upon or not, the other modes of raising money to make up thedeficiency in theFrench Revenue being objected to by the Minister of Finance. ...

... MONEY dTARKIX.-CITY, FRIDAY. Nothing of prominent interest, as far as regards Eastern politics, has transpired during the whole of the day, though very late accounts are obtained from every part of the Continent. The continuance of the Emperor of Russia at St. Petersburgh, when his presence at the head quarters &n the Froth seems so essential to animate his troops in the new campaign, is taken ...

... The first meetiog of Creditors under the Commission was held yesterday, in the 13th list, at the Compaissioners' Court, Basioghall-street, for proof of debts. The public have, in some measure, been made acquainted with the shameful system pursuel by tbis unfortunate indivi- dual for many years, and, unhappily, the facts which have now come out before the Commissionets, prove that many of the ...

... DoveR, APHIL 21.-Tis morning at five o'clock hir Ma esty's packet the S41amander arrived in the harbour from Calais. with his. Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland, and Prince GeorKce, who lauded andera Koyal ssilute from the Helghts, stnd ent to Wright's Hotel, where the Royal party breakfasted, & after remaining about three hours, set off for London under another salute of the goits. The ...

... THE MONEY.MARKET.-CirY, ITEDNVSDAY. Another panic was experienced in the City this after- nioon, which may be attributed more to rumours than the receipt of positive intelligence on the great question, to which the attention of the public is directed. The open admission, in the accounts from Paris, by express, this afternoon, of the augmentation of the French army to no less an extent than 80 ...

... OV5 4N.0 , tI y n wjiyid the Qiaafter's Revoeiut W4 rJitSY U5tise , iciai eo tnt was not closta4 and made , rg stbe fisi;co tw sn ) Ze las nbIlt it lenngt; of course, bc in~ertcd.- l ' i ' rreneral i nformataion respepting it, t v ic te sill to be c'rrec t. Froct this informa- V.i b: there i ill hbe n cots;tei able exceof Revenue. . tl t lesexeess illro thir in betweentwotand N, ,:es. lo ...