... DEAN, FaB, 6.-Wind N.W, tto W.NW. ?? from the river, the Batavia, Blair, from Batavia; put back, Thomas Snook, Brown, for Cape of Good flope; arrived from the river and sailed, Thomas and Alfred, Patby, for St. Vincent's; Harriet Thompson, for St. Domingo; Dale Park, Snell, for Jamaica; sailed Asbert ?? Betsyand Sarah (ilS.) Rosalind. The rest of the outtvard-bound Ships remain. The Eden made ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTES.-Tuesd7y, Feb. 17. INSOLVENT.-J. Goodbxrn, Brighton place, New Kent road, Surrey. BANKRU PTCY ANN uLLrn-E. Denman,Mark. lane, watch manufacturer. 10 BANKRUPTS. S. J. Knight, Lower Belgrave place, Pimlico, ironmonger. [Fisher and Co. Al- dersgate st. I W. Satcber, Gt. Saffron hill, Holborn, licensed victualler. ?? lane, Tower st. I H. Wright, OldBroad st, merchant- ...

... v. m the L N D - Z vr l k. F ~ om the LONJDONCHM, 6i I INSLNT r f . -Anflis, tWqjeti. ?? shop-keeper. ?? AYR .S .J. T., Tlhoo~ey-st.~, Southwrksivd smith . ?? BLADON ., Hannya-stret, 4aior DRI:t$4LDFertf~, fl HAWKESLEY, C.,I'e46M, 4 . JACOBS, 8., Uanchestr,n.pi ?? BONG, J., Oamnuidteg rocer:J .A- T ?4eLsn.pr , ,on Drcet~e ?? Let sbw~, ?? pi; ff''Gt*f, ierpo- ._ 1,8 1.,:n fn T ?? ;~ i ;_ ..i 4, ...

... DRAL, FEs.26.-..Wind W. to W.S.W.-ArrIved the Adventure, Wills, from St. Mlichael's; V ixen, Jennings, from Terceira; Valetta, -, from Malta. It has blown very strong throughout the day from the wset, Which considerably curtails our communication with the hiPping iii the Downs, which appeared at the close of the day to be riding with their topgallint.imnsts andi yards down, The Beatrice, ...

... MONEY MARKET'.-C'rv, Dj, . I The ilevreosion in the P'ubiic Soolrhtws i dnv to a contiderable extent ; and at On1 Were dcione as l. w as ?? A r ?? Ci.. I,. . taken plate, and they, closeclat i to ?? ;I provenenct of per e-nt- oni the l.st qicutn f dav. An equal ireproieilnent has takc n *lac.' per U'it. Storks; ill other descriptions tjii , . Iis continued. Bani. Stock: is s iJ WI Stock has ?? ...

... LONDON MARKETS.-FEB. 21. SMITHFIE LD. ?? this day's market there was n fair supply. Trade middling. Flne upland meadow and rye grass hay, Ss to IOOs; Ilferior ditto, ;5 sto 80a; superiorclover, ?? to I1Os; inferlor do., 84s to YSY; straw, 29s to 36s per load of JO trusses. REGENT'S PARK. Trade in ns ot brisk he re this imroinrl bat 2tenny, at no variable quotarioa troan last day's prices ...

... DEA L, FEB. J0.-Wind N. ?? from thG River and mailed, the Sophia, M'INslr, for Madras; Tyne, Brown, for the AIR- rntius ; Tuscan, Way, for Genoan, with the whole of the outward- hound, for their different destinations, with a fine breeze from the northward; aniong them were the Orestes, Eden, Superb, Rosalind, Lucy, Miaitland, Cambria, Pyramus, fGlapbyra, Fiorentia, Thomas .and Alfred, Helena ...

... DxAr., S.W, ?? and sailed Noruilget, flocchan, from Mdessina for Hamburgh. Arrived from the river, and remains Witt, the outward-bound, Eleanor, Butcher, for Barbadoes PORTSMOUTH, JAN. ?? to S.S.E.-Passed by Mangles, Carr, China, Aurora, l)awson, Calcutta, sailed llth Aug., Cape 24tb Nov., St. Helena hth ult., and Ascension 12th. Sailed General Kyd, Aplin, Madras. PLYMIOUTH, JAN. 29.-Wind S.S ...

... LONDON 31ARKEIS,-FPB. ?? ?? at-slS lP..AN'rATlgTN Stc.An.-Tlhe deri;:;! i i is heav, nt a d-r ic ,f I cl . on thI ?? . ii dav week ; the deliveries for home ioasuio;p0!,., and almost equal to these in the month Cl Jof . * year. Toe stock is norr about 2,60i) ?? mlr ini:l. this period of last year. Sugar is now abotit iis. er higher than at this poriod of h;,it year. MALnvrrTs Sec;zt5.-Tha ...

... DEAL, FRn. 1l.-Wind St.W, ?? Maitland (trans- port), Marshall, for Corfui, andi Iris, Shaw, from Belfast, 1)oth last .tn anchor anid cable yesterday, the former proceeded to the westward, the latter wvas again supplied from htence. ?? homeward bounttd, as jier last, proceededl for the River this morning. Arrivcd from the River and sailed, Sanicy Jack, Farrant, for Malta. Six o'riclock A ...

... The Teries are scarcely warm in their seats before a change is made in our commercial policy. This is no more than might be naturally expected, and it remains to be seen whether our mercantile interests will be satisfied with the change. It will be our duty, as public journalists, to watch their proceedings, and without being influenced by party feelings, or biassed by our particular views on ...

... MONBY AMARKBT.-TUESDAr. There was considerable flatness in the Money Market this Imornitg, and Cotnols were done as low as 92- for money, and at 98-S (sellers) for Account; Bank Stock sbows a slight improvement; India Stock, India Bonds, and Exchequer Bills, remain firm at yesterday's quotations. The Foreign Market generally has suffered some de- pression, particularly in the South American ...