... THE MONEYMJARKET.-CaIY, FRIDAY. The settlement of the May Account to-day was at- tended with considerable difficulty from the circumstance of a large quantity of Stock having remained open in- stead of being previously purchased. 'the Jobbers, in n consequence, suffered pretty severely from their want of Lv caution, Consols for Money advancing from 855' to 861/s aU before the Account ...

... i Tuesday, Muay 13. BANKRtUPTCY SUPERSEDED, WV. Wright, Chipping Ongar, Essex, wine-merchant and jewelleri BANKRUPTS. W. Buck, Queen Anne street, Cavendish square, coach-maker. [Watt4 Dean street, Southwark. D. Laporte, Poland street, Oxford st. tailor. [Nott, Ryder st. St James's. J. Parsons, Standon, Hertfordshire, horse-dealer. [Weymouth, Chancery 1. J. Haigh, Milnsbridge, Yorkshire, ...

... SHIP NEW.S PLYMOUTR, MAY ,?.-On Thursday last, the African Colonial stearm vessel, arrived hert with dispatchbet from.Fernardo, Po and Sierra Leone, which litter place ahe lekft on the 14th of March. The disp atcles were forwarded rn London, but the nature of the news ttev contain lias not transpited here. The veqse is tender to fti PEtlan, and Is commanded by Lientenant R E. Vidal, of that ...

... THE MONEY-MARKET.-CITY, TiUlRSDAY. The breach of faith on the part of Don Miguel to- wards this country, in assuming absolute authority in Portugal, has been the topic of very general interest in the City during the whole of to-day ; and among all classes but one sentiment prevails on the subject. It is asserted, but we know not on what authority, that Don Miguel is acting more under the ...

... MARKETS.-Mii 9. StGAR.-The lower descriptisns of Sug re have been vIry, duriilg the week, and where sales hbve been i ffected, a redc.:. in prices ias& been submitted to. COFFER.-Daring the present week tils article baas Riven w from Is to 2s, nmi at thit reduction sales Lave beed wits re: great dificuilty eff.cted. SALl PLTRE.-Ir this market there is b t little business d6: at 24s 6d. SPLRITS ...

... 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 ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZLTTES. Tuesdrzy, April 29. INSOLVENT. IV. Etherington, Whitehead, Birminghamn, upholsterer. BANiRUPTS. P. Burke, Haymacket, victualler. [V ilde, fRees, and Co. College hill. H. W. Warington, Johnson's street, Shadwell, brewer. [Finch, Lothbuy. S. Pratt, Crispin street, Spitallields, drysalter. [Norton, Jewin street. 3. Fountain, StNeot'e, Huntingdonshire, draper. [Lioyd, ...

... Effect has followed cause smnew hat rapidly in the instance of the Corn Resolutions. The Bill founded upon them has many stages to pass through before it can become a Lawm; yet the Agriculturists, encouraged by the vic- tory they gained in that case, have followed it up by further attempts to sacrifice the common interest to their own. Wool and Currency are at present especial objects of their ...

... FAtMotJ1ii, MAV 5.--Wind N.W._TlO Samdwich packteti just arrived fron Lisbon, which she left on the 27th, of April, On the 25th, Don Miguel was proclaimed King absolute by the . populace througlout Lisbon, but the Portuguese Secretaryof State for lPioreiga Affairs hd snt a circnlar to the Amebassadors of the different Powers, dclarin his Royal Highness's dibap- probation of these procedings. ...

... NEWMARKET SECOND SPRING MECTENG (CONCLUODD ) FRIDAY MORNING.-Yie R 4ce, termiinated as follows The Jockey Cluh Pl'l of 501 -I vts, 7st 2'i;b rn .sc 6 yrq, 8st 91b; and aged, Siilb. B13. C. Mr. Wynu'hain's Chat, -lK Margauux, 6 yrs I)ute of Portland's c by TireF as, out of 0onans, Iyrt, L rd C~evelard's Memnon. 6 yrs Lord Tavidtock's Leeway, 5 yrs Be-ting: 5 to 4 agst Mlernrnt) ; ato 2, rnd 3 ...

... PLYMIOUTH, APRIL 29.-Arrived off the port last night, and landed passengers, the ship Lady Rowena, Russel, from Ceylon, from whence she sailed on the 31 of January; she touched at the Cape on the 22d of February, and at St. Helena on the 7th or March. No news from either of those places. At the latter place the Royal George was getting ready for sea, and was expected to sail in a few days. The ...

... THE MONEY.MARKET.-.rry, WEDNEsDAY. This being the first transfer-day at the Bank, sotne additional interest was attached to the transactions in the Public Securities, more particularly as the Settlement of the May Account is on Friday. Some of the leading speculators, in order to give a fresh impulse to the Market, took stock to-day instead of Friday, without, however, enhancing its value, or ...