... MARKETS.-MAY 22. SUGAR-The demand for good muscovadea continues general and extensive, and the now arrivals which have been broaght forward Sell freely at full prices. Mulasses are Gd. higher. The refined marktt is firm. CoFFEE.-Tie inquiriesafterforign and East ladiacolreecon- tinue to be considerable, but no sales to any extent are reported. TEA-BolheaS are in great demand at a sligbt ...

... PORTSMOUTH, Nor. 7. The Procrie, 10, Commandet Charle3 Pagel, sailed oR Smutdy f( the Msditrraneen. The orders for the completing stonre and provitions for foreign service were given to ber Cotnatt- e ast teta o'.lock the same morning, and she was ready for sea *ad actually under way, with aU sail set, at (our In the afternoon -thus proceeding on foreign service in six hoors f ter het orders ...

... MIONEY MARKET.-Ciry, TUF'DAY. This has been rather a tranquil day at the Stock , change, where the variation in the prices has been lin;. to J per cent., with a tendency rather downwards, though the Continental arrivals have confirmed the rt- respecting a cessation of hostilities. Reports of the tual arrival of the terms of the Treaty were circulat, among the merchants on the Royal Exchange;.. ...

... MONEY MARKET.-Cirv, Ifi Among other persons engaged in ex tions for a rise in the Public Securities moment, is said to be a certain Foreign P this Court, under the advice and directios capitalist. This has given rise to much c in and out of the Stock Exchange, wher the Noble Foreigner has been deprecate terms. Ministers, it is known, were n quainted with the signing of the Treat: tween Russia ...

... MONEY-AIMRKLR T.-CITy, TirmsPAy. onS rn- hat the ten the be_ xh In .ed to- Dispatches were receive4 yesterday at the Foreign Office, from Lord STUAaT Dr. ROTIISAY, at Paris. Diapatebss were received yesterday at the Colonlal Office, fr an Maj 4r-General Sir JotHN KEANY, K C.U., at Jamaica, and from all ?? Windward and Leeward islandR. Ir is understood that NV. H. Hverr, Esq., of P'snswick ...

... HUNGERIFORD MARKET; Irs PROPOSED REVIVAL AND RC-CONSTRUlCIlON. (ESTABLlSHED BY ROYAL CHIARTERS) PROSPECTUS. Among the numirous Improvements effected within a few years past, at the West End of the Town, the establishment of a Market, in a situation convenient for the supply of Its Immensely Increasing population, ueems to hawe been overlooked, altbougb several markets have besa entirely ...

... MONEY MARKerT.-CTr, MONDJY. Money became rather scarce at the Stock Exchange to-day, and the current rate of interest, in general, not exceeding 1 or 2 percent., rose to 5 per cent. This necessarily produced an abundance of Stock, of which one or two large sales were effected in the course of the day. There appears to be no suflidient tutwu foer tfas sud- den change, by sosme attributed to a ...

... SHIP NEIS FALMtUTIT, JUNE 16.-Wind V.N.W.-Arrived littt 0613ing after p.t, hic Majesty's ketchl Vigilont (wihb a mall) from Lii- bon, sailed 3tst of May. The Sandwich packet arrived at Li- boo On the 27th of Mey ; there were in the Tagus, Le Faucofn French brig of war ; Lt Bearnuist, schooner, a! d a FreDCh naval trasport, ; three armed Portuguese ahips wearing pcn- dants, and a frigate, ...

... I sow y MAfEr.-- 17y, PRIDOyq I sctuation at the Money Market on each day's I ar very similar; the quotations not only to be fixed at a certain point, but the rise and a at nearly the same hour. This morning, S owing to sore large sales of Stock for the io#price fell to 88 , and for Account to 88k, and e most gloomy appearance, until it was tthe poerful party were buying Stock cll they did to ...

... I - - I - SUREV V OF TMR STrTr OF TRMJ, AN 0? THEI WOhAING CLdSSES IN LAIVCJSMIRZ. ?? Vil MANCHESnoo ADVIR~airzSEL RISIITON, CLAYTON-LE MOORS. &c. ?? district is situated In the line of roant rom Blahburn to pediblom, and contligs0 many hundreds Of weaversi, whose die. truss Way be said to assume a deeper sihed., in propnrttoa to the distance at which they aore removed fromn the former towfl. ...

... PRACTICAL MEN AND NATIONIL RUIN BAd PBEE TRADE. There is still amongst us a class of men, who are proud of being denominated practical men-men who hate F ...

... SHIP NEIIUS. PLMEtOUTH, DEC. 2.--11;S Maj3er' S,> %F)( not pass the offing as repuoted in our ettI. '. Letters from the Ocean were ien trupo Offing, which led to the nst~iike. I)r . Harrower is appointed Asstant-surreon o .1 cent, in the room of M.. Jones Lowrey, muda Hospital. Arrived the Eliza, uur! rick for London, with loss ot maintopnias ?? having been run foul of by another ',Iig on I ...