... uoltDon, MONDAY, JULY 16. STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWO O'CLOCK. ?? Ssk .. 06 St1ndia Stock - ThreeperCent. Rd 94- India Bonds.- 7 79 Three ?? 53H =Annuities (Jan8. 150) 15 7-1O DittoforAcc ut t 9 Do. New (ditte) Three and talfperCents. -Do. (Oct. 1859) Do. Rted uce.-. 10-? DO. (Jan. 1530) Do. do. New ?? . iOiagDo.(Oct. 85O) 7- Four per Cents. Exctequer Billts - 73 7 Irish Bank Steck 1-- 99.i. THE ...

... *bippittg Intellgenet. LETITn ROADS, Jully 17.-Arrived the brig Jane He- len, ?? master, from Grenada, with a cargo of rum, sugar, and molasses, for Leith, after a pasange of 47 days. Ocl the 4th tilt. spoke the ship Henry Tanner, of London, off the islind of Antigua, bound to Jamai- ca, all well. Ocr the II th spoke the French ship Au- gustus, from Gaudaloupe to Havre, lat. 30. 30. N. long. ...

... mauiteto. CORN EXCHAV.GR, LONDON, October 15. The arrivals of Wheat have been small, and we have had a firm market this morning at fully the rates of this day week for English Wheat; and foreign Wheat, owing to a renewal of country demand, is Is. to 29. per qr. dearer. The duty being nosw 20s. 8d. causes the foreign Wheat now arriving to be warehoused in bond. The Flour trade is dull, but late ...

... Ualtoono ti MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. C STOCKS THIS DAYr AT TWO O'CLOCK. d Banktt Stock - ?? hut.l ia S - Threeper Cent. Rcd.. thut India Bonds _. - Three perCent.Cansol! 91 41 Annuities (Jan. 18G0) shut tl DittoforAccount -Do. New (ditto) . - Three andllalfperCents. shutlDo. (Oct. 18.59) shut s Do. Rtedced.ed shut Do. (Jan. 1830) - a Do. do. Newn 101i Do. (Oct. 1830) _ FourperCents. _ Exchequer ...

... marifteto. CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, December 21. The supply of Wheat during the week has been very short, which sold readily on rather better terms than Monday list. Foreign was in some instances held atan advance, but few sales were effected. Barley fully suppysts Monday's cur- rency. The arrival of Oats is moderate, and was held firmly at a further advance of 6d. to Is. per quarter, which ...

... ?- ?? intelligence.. The Laurel, Partl, arrived at'Greenoa'k, sailed from Demeraria. 22d1 Decernher; the barqo rtre efr andi brig Buckinghamn, Robins00s for CI',de, and Lion, of Stranraer. for Liverpool, saileal the adpeat~ left thle Williarnion. Hill,. and Julin Scott, Brown, load- t ingfaa Cldetosail in fourteen days-the Czar, Few- hir. was preparing to load. We obaserve it dtated in Lloyd's ...

... VOU11OU. FRIDAY, JULY 20. STOCI;S TRIS DAY AT TWVO O( lank Stck- k- 2013ilnfliaStorr k Ct0 Threeper Cent. Rcd.-9.1.4frtda ?? r Three perCent.Cool i4-A ndri_ j6 ; Ditto forAccountL. 9 45 0o n Three andHalfperrenis. Do. -ct (flirts) *. I)OA Reduced- _ t2 D(a.IE) Do. do. Newwo-iD.(r Rr FourperCents.. _ _trxCtequer n~lja Irisb Bank Stat -.r HER MAJESTY'S LEVEE: The Queen held a levee 0n Wednesd ...

... V.0110suf MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24. STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWO O'CLOCK. Xi ink Stockk. ?? . u.iaSto. _ Threeper Cent. Rod.. shut India Bonds. _ 70 71 Three perCent.Consols 94 31 Annuities (Jan. 1800) shut DittoforAcenunt 94 Do. New (ditto) - Three andilal`perCents. shutDo. (Ot. 1859) shut Do. Redned- . shut Do. (Jan. 1830) Do. do. New. 101' IoIf De cOct. 180)) - Four per Cents. em -1 i:;chequer Bills ...

... Imarltot. CORN EXCHANGNE. LONDON, December 5. The supplies of both Wheat and Barley since Mlonday have been moderate; there has not been much business done in either article, but prices remain without alteration. A few vessels have arrived with Oats from Triland since last seasket day. The sale has been limited to small parcels at the rates of Monday last. Dublin, December 4. At this day's ...

... I-marketo'. CORN EXGM4XE, ELONDON, September 5. Our arrival of all kinds or Grain sinee Monday has been very moderate, bri t the weather eontinuing so extremely fine there is scarcely any business doing in either Wheat or Oats to -day. Prices of every article may be considered nominally as on last market day. Dtublin, September 4S. At this day'. market there was a fair supply of nil kinds of ...

... TRADFD. He . - l- IAirac-srsTfEB, .fasusy 6.-Tha's hahs been this wieak a ratier improved demandt for goods as comparedl itI last week, but prices remain laitlnut tteratiofl. Con- tr elderiag, tho dulness tvhich usually prevails at thii season C of thle year. there is perilaps reason to believe that we A have entered upon a grandeal course nf amentlment, and that the Proepect wiill tcorlinue ...

... 'Stippilla Intelligence. The small sloop Ann and Eliza, Fraser, of och Broom, from Dingwall to Loch Broom, with wood, left Scrabster Roads on the 24th instant, and haying expe- rienced boisterous weather, came to anchor in Loch Er- riboll, where she was deserted by the crew; the conse- quence was, she was taken possession of by a London fishing smack and towed to Scrabster Roads, where she is ...