... SIrlPPING rL~rrsjicR I The followIng bet boon riMveln At Ll'oYd's :.. M oricE.TrO UIAIIINERS,..REVOLVING LIGHfT ON THR BEttLING nOCKs, COAST OF PORTUGAL., llydrographrlc.emnece AdmIralty: .flne 27, 1842. A revolving light Wau rsablishibed on the rock- coiled the. Great BetlhIrg, Olt the count of Portugal, on the 15th of this month. It slarids 868 feet eliove thle sea, tori may be ntern seven ...

... From the London New Price Current of Dxesday, June 28. SUGAR.-There having been several arrivals of British Plantation sugar,have caused the trade to come tor ward less freely, and since our last report there has been only a limited demand for either grocery or requimg purposes; importers have not been so firm, and the prices accepted onI Friday were generally 6d per cwv lower. '1'le purchases ...

... REVIEW OF THIE BRITISH CORN'. TRAL)E DURING' Tf1E PAST IVE-K., A bridged froni the farlt'-laie Exiiiess of Mondsy, Jonte 27, Several einngvs liave taken plaeC ill tie weather siice our loot ; in tbe early part it was ?? antd wet. stibhcqitently the temperature rosea gain,nend light shiowers fell inllthe neigh- bout hood of London, and tire week el sid wvith high vialais and a codl at imosphere ...

... LONDON, JUNE ilQ I 1iMOM FRIDAY AND TUESDAY NIGHTS' GAZETTES. BANKRUPTS. Jrne 24.-John Batstone, now or late of 190, Too- ley-street, Southwark, London, builder. Walter Bil- ton, jun., Kingston-upon-Hull, Nvine, vpirit, and porter merchant. George Gibson, Liverpool, stock and share broker and commission-agent. Mark Anthony Hartnell, Rodborough, Gloucestershire, commou-car- rier. Edward lilton ...

... TE - MONEY M AKT. THIE MOXBEY MIAR KET,. .4 U zV- ; CiTY, WEDNESDAY EVENING.-,It,5eem5 to be the 8I .o 6pinio'p, tlhat commercial affairs have taken a decided turn ,tA ,f for the ,better.; the aiccounts from the manufacturing dis- n e tricts however are gloomy, thel increased duties imposed .by the French government upon English linens not having .e 1s a favourable effeot, as maymbeessiy ...

... ANewcastle Con. Market, June 25.-Our farmers brought a small supply of Wheat to this day's market, but we had good arrivals from the coast, and the finest samples were cleared off on similar terms to last Saturday, although the trade ruled very dull for in. ferior descriptions. The supply of Oats continues moderate, and late rates were fully supported. In Beaus we had little or nothing passing ...

... D iiAfng Ititeffigence. A s, Ao A .. . TstLo.ata OvBICEz, June 30.-Wind at Humbor Float.. W.N.W., ligli, Bar. 30.13.-Off flumber Flaat, Inward, at 7 A.g.-Active, brig. 1.30 r.m.-No. 2536, Shardluw, schr. 3 r.sM.-B-llerophon, sehr. 5 P.3r.-Elizabeth., brig, with qua- rantine flgilying; Glen Albyn. stmir.-Off Nlumber Ploat, Outward;oatl2 noon-No. 217D, Neptune, stmr. E PLAIMLTOt' USiA ...

... -,, ; 1, I ort 'of ull Ihiporis, :' azn. Ch, -181hPodi e ig4h mine, bothAinclusie. S Swan,-Torrence, from Stettin, 590 qrs wheat A Reimer e Iris, Hockersi from Riga, 56C 2 qrs 17 deals 4c 20 deal ends, to il fathoms latlwood J'T snd N Hill !t Libr, Darie, from Rigs. 421 packs fax, 199 bundles heinp 5( W W Beadle, Sykes, and Co '0 Carrs, Nicheolaour6fn 6l' sberg, S10 qrs linseed, 900 qes bl it ...

... jolTfruptd, &t. From the London Gazette of F-iday, June 24. RATSTONE, John, builder, now or late of Tooley-street, South- work, Surrey BILTON, Vater. jun.. wine, spirit apd portcr merchant, of the -town or borough of Kltngaton npon lull GIBSON, George, steek and sharebroker and commission agent, Lirerpool HARTN ELL, Mark Anthony, cormmon carrier, Rodborough, Gloucestershire HILTON, Edward, and ...

... Tnu GEoRtGIA INDIAMAN.-The ship Thomas Sparks, which it may be remembered had on board a portion of the crew of the Georgia Indianman, of New- castle, arrived at St. Katharine's Docks, about three weeks since. Mrs Mitchell, the wife of the captain of the Georgia, and two of the seamen's wives, are resid- ing at Shields, and had gone into mourning, when the intelligence reached them of their ...

... STATS OF ¶TRAP..k b* Wu a trlh iS - p,,lp 0o Watt limited, the epinners buying only to iate wants. The business done in yarn waS otsome time past, but the spinners were still their operations. e have nothing additional to report in the state last week. The glove branch continues in d cendition, and many hands have this week f ?? Chronicle. We do not remember a more gloomy market ?? the demand ...

... BELFAST SITIP NEWS. AR tI V ED. June 27-Maid of Galloway, (st.) 1Haswell, Strsnraer Farner, Stewnrt, Larne, stones 28-Bimiingliamt, (st.) Clhuirch, Duldin Relideer, (st.) Head, Liverpool Tartar, (st.) Stewart, Glasgow S8otia, (at.) F;drbhure, Fleetwood Couniessoof I onsdale, (st.) Lamnb, Whitebaven Caledonia, Murphy, Liverpool 29-Sisters, Gwvan, Liverpool. salt 30-Aurore, (at.) Anderson, ...