... From the London New Price Current of Tuesday, Jan. 24. SUGAR.-Arrivals of Mauritius and Bengal sugar coming in freely have caused importers of British Plan- tation to be desirous to realize, and the market has pre- sented a dull appearance; bothgrocers and refiners have operated with caution, taking only ample for their im- mediate wants, and the prices accepted show a decline on those of this ...

... I Redear, Jan. 24.-Tle Findlay, from London to Hart- lepool, got on the rocks off this place this morning, but has been got off without miuch damage. Sunderland, Jait. 19th.-The brig Duke of Welling- ton, Watson, of this port, in ballast, from London, in entering the harbour on the 13th inst. struck against the north pier end, and carried away her bowsprit, and re- ceived other damage. She ...

... N Ncwaetestl Corti Ml/arkcet, January 21.-We had again a large supply of Wheat at market to-day from the growers, but very few samples offering coastwise, and the trade ruled dull for all, except the finest qualities, at a reduction of Is. per quarter on last Saturday's rates. Foreign samples werc held at late prices, but little or no buzsiness could be transacted. T'is arrivals of Barley ...

... MONEY MAR&lEhT AND S'VOCK INTELLI- GENCE.IKITLII CiTY, WVEDNESDAV.-Stoeks are dlroopinig, sinilI becauoe the public are not just at the present niosielit Friakni' fur- ther iavestalents, but it is renlakihed that tin order for 2 Ohei. to io,uool. Consols soil soot rcaiinlate tilens little tan speculation to do Nvith the marcsot. 'Tle ForeLn'lo litl are heayti , unid Sluires arc iiiuch the ...

... I I SIR ROBERT PEEL AND THE BIRMINGRA'M CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. A meeting was held at Birmingham, on the 18th inst., of the Chamber of Commerce of that town, to re- ceive the report of a committee relative to a corres- pondence which has been for some time carried on betweeni the committee of the Chamber of Commerce and Sir R. Peel. It appeared that en the 29th of July last the commit- tee ...