... formmrly Senior .Fellow. I lt is e~xpecteJ -that LUebtcinant-General Lord I Combernnere, eomxnander of the forces in the West Indies, will relinquish bis command, and return to England. I'le QOlice of Commander of the. Forecs in this i 3 ountry is about ...

... Glasgow Frolic, Dalzell, do. ; Brilliant, Porter, _; Troon, Millar, Archangel; Edward, Cruise, Swansea. 13, Kate, Cirw- ford, West Indies; Patrick, O'Hara, Ayr; Fingal, Rit- chie, Glasgow; Shamrock, Tully, Dublin ; Corsair, Good- win, Liverpool. 15, Sarah, Nicholson ...

... but'little if at all known in England, thut as great a weight of sugar may be, and is prtndnuced, per acre, in France as-ia the West Indies. One hundred weight of sugar to the ton of Mangel WNurzel may be reckoned on as a fair rate of produce ; consequently twenty ...

... steady at our ?? Beef was taken in small parcels for ships' stores - and seve- ral lots of Pork were purchased for the West Indies, but at lower ?? dull, and again lower.-Butter, Belfast 66s 0d a M7s Od; Banbridge 62s a 63s; Newry 60s Od a 0Os Od; Derry ...

... sailed Aug. 16. THE ARMY. The 8th regiment in' Dublin, and 75tb regiment at Fer moy, expect shortty to embark for the West Indies. The late reduction in the Staff of the militia saves to the country a sum of £21,000. Nineteen Paymnsters, 25 1Quartermasters ...

... 73.-llis AlajestV's ship Java is to commis- sioned by Lord William Pilget, ellho, itils sail, will take her out to the West Indies, and remain there as Fl& U Captjin, under Vice-Adniiril Griffith Colpovs. Doviin, F11j. 6.-On Friday and Saturdlay the ...

... IRISH MARKETS. DUBLIN, ArarL 30.-SUGARtIn consequence of the. arrival of two cargoes from the West Indies, a good deal of business was transacted since last report, at a reduction of Is. to 2s. per ?? demand good, and sale pretty brisk, at an advance ...

... Bere 11s. 6d. to 12s. 6d. DUBLIN, OCT. 1.-SUGAR-The business transacted since our last was limited. No arrivals from the West Indies during the ?? demand limited prices without ?? quantity at last week's market was trifling, and the demand limited WHrsKEY-The ...

... Monday. Flour retains its dulness. Rum, BRANDY. AND HOLLANDS..The London Rumi ?? continues firm. The arrivals from the West Indies are less than usual, on account of the quantity of Molasses which have been shipped this season ; the holders are not anxious ...

... foreign clilnti nine to pay tie duty of 1 is 3d arid a few hliidred qinur- ters have heei expoirted. prinleipally to tre West Indies. Old Beamis being in reilirest realized an advanece of Is. per qr, as few foreigri haie yet paid duty. New qualities ore ...

... article was rather ?? sale :at. 2s, 6d. to 24s. 6r1. per harrel. The exports hlavc antlnio oil ito 3,500 ewts. to the West Indies ard otolidtirnts, alnd 1,160 to Halifax and St., Andrews. Sitce this day wcek we have received from mtit' o01t torast 5 ...

... supported ;thre stocks arc scarce, thue receipts froit abroad barely keephingpace Nvititl the-weukly s-hip- 2meats to the West Indies, &.c. : 2,000 cwts. have Leen e~xport- ed to Pernamibuco. At Liverpool the diniaad eoun. ines Colt- -Isiderable, and 2to ...