... LONDO(.X, SATFUIIDAY, Fi.i'. 6. i1(3i iE OFi lC1i.DS,' Fntiixs', Feb. S. Tit l LA I; ([I QU1:E'S 1ST' tII toilxt*N, ?? li0tissi' ile 1I('S lif ci t~tteilote, l' I ier ?? 2.1 ii x ?? Es abhislittietl 1say cead. '17 ?? urlofI i I !I'tj)h't! thlenI no'ef I ?? he 1t ilsoxe e~f I0O,10. b I dit o1lv i'val flbghness the P'ro'ea qie I, the let p st',It'L the llm.iit17 et'itrtainls't of' Ih ic .toid- ...

... 33?iaal 13?ftc-Currri!.t- S ct~tirda fvenit cc ,ttISCo. Brtowni Si,4Cr. 76.5. to 785. F'ii,trct. Jlntcal. ?? 101. tiI' -- id~tling .. SU. to ii2,. - - tilia .. ?? to 11 ?? Ci-. to Ss'. ?? 71. ?? .! ?? 9i.. toi !ils. itLv,l,i,;i. ?? ;. U Blo~wn Lumps . ?? ?? to I ?? IC * ?? Lali ?? 112's. t, ?? oic.I 9.i Tciter, and Loaves 114 . to 130i-. - Sortiict ?? .i,. to *1,. Double ?? 145,. L., ?? - ...

... 33liast Vict-currrilt. * Sarlirdlsv EveLing. Our Raw Sugar market continues extremely flat, and we reduce the quotations otl the lower descriptions of quality in conformity w.ith the depression nihich has taken plu cs. Ooud and fine solts are scarce, and maintain their ?? Coffee or Ruins on show. McliC. trovel Sugar. 7;. te 78, 1 Funtick Jasaicat ?? ill, to 121. --.Middli,,g ..so. tso S,. ?? i ...

... M'Aair-L t yt. .Tii~o .1 .-'lhO su~pply both of ?? 'ind r coastws'as. shine thiseiav se'nnigyht, ihas been ec~i^sidcrables acl arrival ot Wheat this eusnnin-g beingr rarhe: large ir') tih ,.s the trade was particularly (lull, anld noa sales ccii bc he it' cet lotwier prices *vere compulied no 1. W~e conlsid-r the tritde oni wvhole full 3s. per quarter cheapLer, huit at this reductioni the si: ...

... 343?iaol satin>'tv Evesitig. MAlsco. Brown Sugar. 78s. to S0s. Log.Camnpeai hy(1:.5s. to 101.1. 0s. - Midding . . 02s. to .54S. Fustick Jamaic~a . M. t, 1,21. Gomd ?? 815. to -5. ii nb .5( to 1 l lls Piae ?? 990. to ll4s. Bar-Woiid ?? T1. 10i. to si. Brown i Lumpls ?? .106s. to IO0s. Wool Lennesa ?? ii. tO TS. 0(1. ?? ?? to 12s:o - Scgoriana . ?? .48, (i1. [,i ii,. Ti dlrs aiid Loiaves 114-. ...

... 33?igtol V;irr-gurrmt. Stiirdav Evening. NI jots S it gar 'cryflnu Ss. to Sis Hor Rumec t n101aiidhad ?? I~ir' Bmown, 611s. to ods. ILogpood1 lulilaiwa i1llois to lii.mIt. - - ?? i9 0Is. to 66in - St. Dnoming., 71. 05. tii 7l.11. - ood~i iddlittg 11S53.0 74,. Lb,, (u~opn. wy bl o. th-Ub. It-. (Gllol1 ?? ;6iN. 10. Slit F11,0e JI.ItilIIIct ?? .SI to 1 1vlitt ?? iii 0h Is-- I oII a ?? !it. Os. ti ...

... 33?iaol 3)?icc-Curvcnt- Satorday Evenin7. Our Sugar-market continued flat until the arrival of letters per Leeward-Island Packet, by which we learn that several islands had been visited by vialent hurricaues,- and that very nsa- torial damnane had been sustained on shore and amongst the. shipping. yesterday and this day the demand foe Sugar has revived, and our full quotations h;ave been ?? ...

... CI)e fKarket5. MARK-LAYZ, .iV1. 22.-The supply of Wheat this morninr from Essex and Kent was tolerably large, and the quality, on t.ie ishole, by no means fine ; hence our trade was d.ull, and the best rimts .ily supported last week's prices; inferior are rather 10vow. Maltalfg-Barley being in demand, and the quartity at market itsL small, the- sales made were at a trifling advance, and ...

... Tuesdav a public neenting was held at the Guildliall upon 'hthis Subject, pursuant toadvertisenient in our last Mercury, of which 'was numerously and most respectably attended.- , The Chair having been taken by H. F. Brooke, Esq. Mayor, le Sir Richard Vaughan, as one of the requisitionists, pre- in seated a string of Resolutions, which were seconded by Sir JohlnCoxe Hippisley, Bart. The Mayor ...

... - r -cSotarday Itetteitig. Siome considerable s ...

... Msr2.t-LA\NE, Oa.tltcr ?? SU-J)ijit' r> V;;,7 aitd Oats, sinice this dayv se'nuilihI. has;e. br- (cc i..S :nd we had a futither arrivall i his minot lg :n'r tl -g .:!i w hich the trade is dulil, anid fidr cost tirticik'tlX e ut-; si lieul Sthe arrival o as ml ter l:ti 2 e i; 001 : -l \:cx se!ta:- tiill;, is tolil °s-. per quarier c heaperv es ...

... ?? ?Ravhctg. MAiRt-LANZ, Jan. 5. Ouir suipply of Wheat this morning wc-. very moderate, chiefly from Essex, and thouggh the finest rue' were readily selected from Is. to 2s. per quarter dearer than tk day se'nnight, there was not that briskness in the trade in gener: which we observed on Wednesday and Friday last.-rhe arriva of Barley continues large, and beyond our present demand, whic ...