... I , fLONDON D ) ithKi/ ;, :is,, 7. SUGAF.-fhere has been less di'o'iim lii week to purchase Muscovades. and Ihe f. ?? reported are at prices a shede lower. S ve a: 13r- cels of new Demerara Sugars have spD dred at M r_ ket, avid as these have been -selectccl iy ^, e |what has yet appeared on sale mcved off 1> e v ;t se current niarket price. The shipments of Refined Sagars co:i.--x tensive, ...

... I - - - October, 1819, Notes iu Circulatio0l, S4,179,19 . January, 1820, ditto ditto 4.013,398 IDifference, less in three months ?? ?? 165.795 ?? April, 1820, Notes il Circulation ?? 3,?48,972 Difference in six months ?? ?? 430,221 . : 4,179,193 t It thus appears, that the Circulating Mediu', in half a year, has been diminished nearly half a m2 - t lion. PONTEFRAOT SESSIONS. tl At the General ...

... M Ic!rj, r IIs PIT-iri.om TO itHE FION(OIAsLs ,liF y oF tost I Wts; at rItE UNItEtDUt RItstitUnOFtr OGItvIt B1ITAT.5 AND iaito5 The Rumble Petiion of the un iersignedl Merchants of the (City of London, SHEW TH, ,Tht foreign ?? is eminently conducive to uhe wealth and prosperity ofn country, by enah~ling it to itnport tie com- msodities for the production of which the soil, cihinte. capital, ...

... i COM rIICI AL fLPOIT. (Fromn Colhenvs Lwl-i .n Exchanyge List of April%25 .) 1*lle Hamburgh ?? ,tate Mhat an improvement has taken placethbere iw taie demand tor Cuffee, &c. ; that an advvnce in the price ot fine ordinary had bieen giv iI,. bther articicv remained unaltered. A cargo of 280 bhdr of MarylanoId Tbacco has arriied at Amsteodaif. 200 ?? of Kentiuky were sub) at 5 stuyvers in the ...

... r~lvE -- 'FRA EI ., F.$t botnnlurabl~. sft e 1d 101? ii'i)ie the Telo-ices OrN Li jt.1 ?? Pl ipefl~n 'la'iiaeircrs of Irelan-l.A We, the undersigned nanufactur, . Il~er%, and exporters of linen in D- o,,heda. Crt' - 1,igtitJ.Ulood. take the liberty again, and 3 th ti~e uto espect, of calling your attentioalto a, vi'ihich, thlr.uglh the Secretary of the Linen , *1ail done ourselves the honour ...

... REJ'TNUE CiF Pt G1i elT ?? i TA kv, ~RS TRA C 2' P1T' TIII:i \E-, rT P R0D U C ~f , And aERLJr'jC.O i,)1 0 1 1 .I 2' nkes ?? Jfl C ~ LI led511I Apil, 1 9,aad rth April, I, d~ istnguishing tle turr ~~ W1xE TOTAL PROD)UCE OF THE CONSOLIDATED FUND, Il-lESTONUS AN EXCfISE.N WI '1A~SAS ALSO THE TOTAL PRODUCE OF THlE CSO1 XIE crH I . Mt1c z - I C ?? ~ a ~ ~ ~ ?? C ?? r - ?? M MO et - ?? ?? ?? ?? I ~ ...

... I THE FUNDS-CASHPAYMENTS. The Englidiman of Sunday says-, Abundant as money ia in this city, it is still more so in the prin- Cipa] commercial cities of Europe. In Hamburgh, for instance, thle rate ef intereat it; from one to one and la hailf per cent,; in Fraakirft it id itw per cent. exactly; and in Paris it is three. per cent. In Lon- don the discount may be termed four per cemt. at ...

... PROVINCIAL MAR3KE rs, p r E MAY ?? Pacr 1IN0. :Ot ?? to 4 ?? ?? oos ad to 00i~d-.,t '1 i IS Gd1 to l~s 6d-- Uiour per cwI., O0t ad to jos ?? e:stone, 31Td to 4dd L'TMay' 12.,Waeat per cwt. Of 1121;'. 'h d to I beaOd- Barley, 8s Od to 9e, 6d-Gat, 9N CA It,. V'.Folour, 27s COd-Second do. 214T Gd 'Lo 00O; I5a Gd to, 00 Od -Oatmeal,. ITS Gd to ?? ' s'one, 5d to 6d-Beef per pound, 4hd to t!it- ?? ...

... A.RDEP5. MAT~ 23.-Wh-rt Pee bawl., froto) 38. ad to 42 6Aj-1arley do fromi 155 oil to 17a 6d-Oals ?? ?? t3s Od to 17& 3d..-Flour. per, cwt., C0s Odl to Otis Cld-..tP- tocesperistone. dlsd to 4hd. Bs'LFAST, MAir 26.-Wheat per cirt. of 112lb. I3i od to is% vd-on Bat!iy SsOd to Se Gd-Oltv, 9S Cd to io- Ed4.. Firs't flour, 2 7`9 ?? do., 24' Od to OOs Cd-hiril do, 15 .ss o to oos QdA1-Oatmea1, ...

... TRAPE OF CHiLf,! ?? of a letter from the Agets to loy-d's at Sntiago de Chili, dated Feb. 18, adtfeosetl to the .$e'ary. and reeeived by the H&ix whaler ar.r ' We consider the capture ot the strong fortress of Valdivia of that consequence to those engaged in the trade of Chili, that we hasien to comimunicate the'sarne tfirugh you. It-was attacked by, Lord Cocbrane on the niglit of th-e I11th ...

... - - - COMMiAiERCIAL DIS TaRESS. : The inference drawn bv Lord Livcrool from thci eonlmercial distress of ATnerica, hias, as4 was to Ge 'expected. ?? eagerly laid hold (A oy the Aiiniste- rial wviitcrs, who are always glad lo advocate the manitakl blessirigs and advantagrs off !axation. A CoIaenmporarSy' who wernt so far snometays ago as to tell us ' ?? the comfort and misery *r the Peo- ple ...

... In the City olf Limerick the house of Me srs Thomas and William Roche have dischar-ged all demands on them, notwit'istandoiug a. run since Fiidtay week which has been promptly mnet, and I they have even, to accommodate the public directed that a proportion of country notes should be tak en in payment of Bills due at their office. The Messrs. Roche are entitled to ihe gratitude of their country ...