... ,, ,ZODO3 MXRKMTS. I Front the New Londion Price iuerrenl, ebtaary 5. SUGt. .- 11 conse(quence of the reports that Slavery would be abolished iu three years, and that the question was made a cabinet mcasure, there was a suspension ui tile sugar trade last aeek, the holders detmanding Is. advance, and a large propor- tion retoising to sell, even at any price; towards the close of the week the ...

... I - z ?? ITELEIGMNCE. Cuxhav en, Aug. 3.-The St. Oswald, Atcheson, from Sun- derland to Hambro', was brought in yesterday in a very leaky state, having been on shore on Sand Rifr, and must discharge Onathe evening of the 29th tilt. while the Nelly, Scorra, of Sunderland, was entering the river Spey, with the wind trom the nornh.east, the vessel missed her stays, and was thrown upon the lvest ...

... -x:LVI-311VZ. i :i sQ t ?? I., , qu arter's revenue, to ' U3 I .Iii joul-titi tls i tot ItLe ?? . ?? :) ;; ?? a :lilrgu't'l3;I!i,2,til. ;33:: 3i .* ?? . 3 '3 :t It 3l it'3 33Ir . tl~ tt~ittt3 jtelet of .. 1, I.n ?? ?? * 3 in IztIt 1313.. hll i tthttuttelliorlvilr y -: I. (t 1Il I -d II'! tttlreI Ii:. takell ?? : 1. . I ' ?? ?? Jj :dliciev in th tibrtiel ti-2;1,22S0.I, .1 ?? ' *il' ?? 3 ...

... YfZARZNE KWTMLLIGENCV- I - ?? - ?? -- ?? - - ?? ?? .1 . Fl?, Hail, June 16.-The Diana, Miller, from Shields to Hem-- worth, foundered off the Yorkshire coast on the 12th lstasl; thie master and two of the crew drowned. A brig, ?? 5s light collier, missed stays and drove on shore noar Sattit yesterday, but is expected to be got ofl: 1yarrnouth, June 14.-The William and Nancy, Farndal? of ...

... I Dt.&3.ZE1 S, rhJI.B, &C. I INewnstile lmarket, on Sltritday last, there wits a fair sulp- ply of wheat from the farmers, with some oasting irrivals during the week; and though siles were slow0, no chanige in price roum last Saturday coull be noticed. Ihere was riller a better deantid for oats; and,.ill ?? ilstaliices,a ?? was obtained of Is. per qr. Bright barley univ will hmio sell on this ...

... LONDON MAIMMTBS. [From the New London Price Current, June 25.] SUGAa.-The demand for Muscovades last week was very moderate; the whole sales of the fleek were qnly 2,800 bhds. and trs. ; there was not the slightest alteration in the prices,- The sales of Sugar this day are 700 hhids. and trs. The stuck of West India Sugar is now 2S,131 Illids. and trs., which is 5,872 more than last year. The ...

... LONDON IVMZLIMZTB. Froin the New London Price Current, HlTay 14. SUcAa.-The Sugar market was firm Ilst week;; the pur- chases were very considerable, about 27)0 hlids. and tis., siad would have been more extensive, but on the news transpiling as to the plans of government rcspecting slavery few ?? would sell; the stock was chiefly withdravn fronm Fale to await the result of the monstrous ...

... I -- --XLONDON COAL BWEKET. Monthly Importation of Coal, GuIrn, und Ciader.e, strebruary, 1833. Sllips arrived. Quality. As per Fitter's Certifdcate. N EWC A ';TLE. ToIls. 5 Adsai' 209.4 I Bishop . - - 214 10 Chester Piain - - 28''2 5 D aa's Primrosc . - _ l27t) 6 East t'elc - - * 136-1, 2 Fellrng hum - - 799(J 11 Hebuurn - - - 29615 6 Holywell - - - - 2 I Howard Main - - - 280 S Ord's ...

... L Own o * TF(IutLjF or 13. I+rvtiii ?? Neit Lond dint Prico ('in i ciii, .V (I ;7. St itS A rt'Flti'TI was ?? HIlieI a LIicl ill III ?? ?? Si Iti,, I asL se ikt: the ititrit i ss firmii, inl the trttitacl' J, ialsiiZ iltt. CeilillaliOll I lit 'tlltu I tolr-, wire e',iteii'ivi : ?? 5v2le c:stitltalt- vI it A ItiM hotgshetld'. titnul I curt'-s!i. 'I'li Si.car ttiii lolit It)' -)i v'cr'y firm all ...

... _ The Prince of %Vales, Fenwick, of this port, from Hull, in ballast, mentioned in our last to have gone on shore on the island of Mogland, has become a total wreck. Crew and stores saved. Poole, Sept. 16.-The Russell, Wills, bound to Newcastle, in proceeding to sea on the I4th instant, struck on the Hook S`andl, put back leaky, and with serious damage, and mnust dis- chargo to r.pair. ...

... LOJDuMO MUL.IErTS. l II1'rolml ?? Nto London Irice Cttrrcnf, Sepi!. I(, SIl(;mi.-'The Slltialr mlnitrket telal;JI vcrV (eIy tll llst week 111(1 W ;t-l silts 1Celv cecited ai redutrtioti ot id, lo is. per cwt wvas silll;ittevl to; ?? dI- lt wits not, huweivt'rgera.j I li~llly ltli't' Ih IhIodrI %omIol 1 t1t skibtll It to ally redcliet(lll, lll lechil~lI sullitlg; tlhe total wilrchnses oil the ...

... I -- ,n Aiixrmsl ~rma c.4- At Ncnveatle market, on Saturday last, there was another large supply of wheat from the farmers, but generally in very poor conditi)(n, and the whole was taken ofr slowly,-the best sanmples at ahout the prices ot that (lay week, the middling and inferior at a reduction of from Is. to 2s. par quarter. The oat trde was again very heavy, the supply exceeding the ininc- ...