... SHIP NEWFS. Dovim, Nov. 17.-Yesterday his Majesty'e steam ship 8ala. mmtdcr arrived In the Road from Guernsey, with the depot of the 73d Regiment of Foot, who were landed by tbe Britannia steam vessel, and now occupy the Heights' Barracks. Toe Sala- mander will to-morrou take on board the 2J battalion of tae Rifle Brigade, under the command of the Marquess of Douro, and convey them to Guernsey ...

... [FRnOM LLOYD'S.] Br1AuNiaais, Drc. 12-Arrived the Sophia, Easton, Quebec. BlDnFORD, DRc. 12-Arrived thaCrIsts, Forster, Newry, leaky, boulrd to Lordon. BRISTOL, DEC. 13-Arrived the Charlotte, Swan, Quebec Althou, Faro. DovEe, DEC. 13-Arrived ofi port the James Perkens, Crowvell Batavia; Jones, Smith, Montreal; Mosineckandam, Schol, St. Ihornas ; Cove, Lels, from Opirto. DEAL, Dxc. 13-Wind N.W. ...

... STATE OF TRiDE. ' . es-There is etill a -carcitv of money Inthe ciy, i I desc tions of covleIi Iproduce cootiaue to wear a s. z.pect. The arttcle of Wosl, however, not only maintains . is bas further adrinced, By poblc sale yesterdry ;e'i ~s ies), -5t6 bales of Auosrallan, Vanl Diemen's Laud, and srcsm Wools rere sold at Garraway's Coffee House, by Mr. a 'rash, aorl tbe utmnost avtivity ...

... MlONEY MARKET.-CImY, THURSDiY. Ih1 ehas 'ocen an abundance of reports in circulation t- :Le11Ooli relative to Spain the most prominent were f i ll'ltlon oft'iA. Zea Bermudez. said to have been ten- t tlie ueen on the 21 A, and icceelted on the '22d (111 dlefcat ut the C':rlist in-urgents by General L' L -:.i.tl the allc te d prplaratioln of thle French antny . : .1iLi to ntl r Spailn IP illc ...

... [FROM LLOYD'S]. BRLFAST, OCT. 8.-Arrivel the Argue, BowicI,, from Quebec; Elizabeth, Rees, from St. John's, New Brunswick; Nelly, Wilds, from St. Petersburgh; Express, Sexton, and Ardert, Gowan, from London. CORR, Ocr. 8.-Arrived off port, the Sceptre, Hutchinson, from St. Petersburgb. DeiAL, OCT. 10.-Wind N.E., fresh.-Arrived and salled for the River, the Danvegau Castle, Duff, from Bengal. ...

... MAtlRKIETiS. CORN-EXCHANGE-MONDAY. Our narket 1as moi.eratcly suppli-d with all descripdtionl(f grd,% this morniIng rom E~nex and K- t, the aca.ple, .t J IIb c;4mne by land carrl ge. Coslravy winds preveured thel ariV5l3 from the Norfolik td Sultf;k coast. W at fiue p4rctls uf ivnrt appiated .;ere ieadily dioposrd at ct t~t Nljoday's pricrs. la' forlr qualities go lff heavily at a tiffug ...

... By the accounts which have been received from the Rus- sian capital of the 5th inst., details are furnished relative to the trade between Great Britain and St. Petersburgh during the year recently ended. The navigation-having remained openlater in the autumn than usual, nearly all the British ships were enabled to leave St. Petersburgh, and only eight vessels are wintering at Cronstadt, The ...

... TATTER S A ,I'S-Y1STERDAY. THlE DERBY. III Spite of his ` cough, and the ' alarming' fact of his having left New miarket foir home, I'lenipo retains his position in the betting-4 to I was taken in fifties, and this, we believe, was the only bet made about hilat. Bubastes was quoted at 35 to 1, but not backed out- right; Shilelah, reported to be qualified for the Coughing Divi- sion, gave ...

... MVONEV]'Y MARKET.-MOxN.4D . the siltlttest shadow of *arintion has taken place ., coe1l Market to-day, the opening prices having ts tile close at 9(I, to 1, for money, and thle ,If tle 17thI, and I more for November. Bank ' A per cent, higher, the quotation being lslejloclsiogl thce dividend ; India Stock, Ex- 'Tn Bi'll and Indial Bonds remain unaltered. An ailitre in thc wool-trade has been ...

... A meeting of merchants, brokers, and others inte- rested in t(ie trade to China, &c., was held yesterday at the East India House, and was very fully attended in con- sequence of some expected discussion upon the plan ii- troduced by the East India Merchants' Committee, to con- titite the sales of East India produce in the same manner as the East India Company's sales have been carried on for ...

... THE MARKETS-INB. 2)9 NEWGATE AND) LIE ...

... 7 pfoxiEY M4ARKEI-ITy', MON\'D1AY I ;Te Consol i aN k et to-dav became feverish sooin after the C 0tniema.toenl. of btlshleWsk at 'ani ltnprovetrient ofi iel scalt.o t the closing price ill Piivate Balgaiins on Saturday , {teliloi utuk we ritnot,90ld-hi ghler baii 92JgL 'ibx'.wtiitw, ei Ootaof thif lealorsdmed' to itnteinste tD iorel costj table r 1tbiaQli swtazslho'Stsoti'vits''aildtced ti. t ...