... SHIPPING INTBILLIGRBNCb. LONtDOF, SErPT. 8.-Wind this day at itoon easterly, light breezes audffne. Seven p.m. E. to S.B., fresh breeae and ane. DEALb, SEpt>.7.-WInd E.S.E., light air8.-Satilee the Percta for Ceylon, Portland for St. John's, Nev Drotwick; John Wieklifltb o. Pombar or SEJT. r °Bi7.-Wind N.E. to S.S.E.-Satled the Mary for the Sonth Seas, and Vernon for M~adeira. OPPs DovERa SEr. ...

... HAMBURG SMAIL. HANOVMERSPT.13-The young Archduke Stephen of Austria is still here, having delayod his departure, which was fixed for tosdaY, to wait for the returni of the King, who will be here, at the latest, the day after to-morrow, instead of the e0eo which was the day first atoounned. FetAir FORT, BlPT. ,i-The Grand Duke Michael of Russia is expected to-morrow at Darmstadt on a visit to ...

... MONEY MARKEJ1T and CITY NEWS. WEDNESDAY. By the Hibernia steamer, arrived at Liverpool, v advices were received this afternoun to the 31st ult. n inclusive, being 15dayslater from New York. The d rates of exchange had advanced, bills on London beingr readily sold at 9*, and Paris at 6.25. The stocki market continued firm and even buoyant, r although unaffected by any foreign investment. ...

... SHIPPINPG INTBILIGBNCR. NOTICE TO MARINERS. LIGHT AT CAPE CAROOEIRA, PEXICHE, PORTUGAL. Custom-house, Lisbolo, Sept. 4, 1843. Notice is hereby given, in pursuance of what this department advertised in October last, that the works which have for some time past been In progress for the improvementof the above light, accord- Ing to 1the best modern principles, being now brought to a close, the ...

... IHIPFINS l2FLLIGBN CB LolnoO, SEPT. IS.-Wind tbis dy at noon N.E., light alrs and flet clear weather. DEAL, SEPT. 12.-Wind N.E, freeji breeze.-Ariived hler' Ma- bes jerty' scamr he enlop fet hernesand remainls with, the, dr royl quaro. oild he yrn or ewacans, Ca eonto for St. all Johns, ew Bunsick;andMaryAnnforHalifax. StO~iEI5, EP. 2.-Bale ha Mjety's phtif Erebus and ons Pot~e~t~trStt'T 12-. ...

... LONDON MARKETS-MONDAY. COON EXCHANGE. During last week s-eay considerable progt ese was made in harvest work, and thle arrivals of all grain up to our market, if we except these of foreign Wheat, were on a very moderate conic. Fresh tip to-day we received a full average supply of new Whcat from Essex and Kent, the quality of which was Inferior. Old Wheat of home produce blettIgscarce, the ...

... LONDON MAlARKE2' SA4,u ATRDAY. CORN EXCHANGE. The following are the arrivals of Corti, PlIse, Seeds, and Flour in the port of London during the creek ending Sept. 8: -ENGLISI: Whileat 4,G40, Barley 76, Malt 7,200, Oats 1,120, Rye 25, Beans 269, Peas 070,Tarle 99, Mustard Seed 875, and sundry other Seeds 42t qre; Flour fi,8117 sacks. SCOiTC: 3Barley 481, and Oats 9S,S08 qro Ibotsi D urlcy 12, ...

... .-- MONDAY. One or two sales of some amount weie effected to- day in the English Funds, which influenced the market, and caused a slight decline in Consols, which are now quoted 954 to i- for account, and 95 to A for present transfer; New Three-and-a-Half per Cents, 1024 to i; Exchequer Bills, at I Ad per day, are O0s to 62s prem., and at I fd per day, they are 62s to 04s prem. There was some ...

... MONEY Mt RKE and CITY NEWS. FRIDAY. Business was very limited to-day on the Stoe Exchange, but Consols have creeped up one-eighth per cent., being now quoted 958 to 1, both for money and present transfer. New Three-and-a- Half per Cents., 102 to h. There have been further large purchases of Exchequer Bills, which have again advanced. The bills at 1 id. per day are now 59s. to G1s. prem., and ...

... ASORIVA t. T'reiWoreeoter, from Bengal, oft'Plymouth; sailed 4th April, Cape OtEi June, St. Helena 14th .uly. AnRIVAL.S IN TABLE BAY, CAPE OF GOOD HOPB. ThIe Apprentice, 8tb June, from London; Euphratee, 9th, from London, and sailed l4th for Sydney; Sophia, 91th, from lloston to Cncutta; William Woolley, roth, from Lindon; Cathfrine JO- iieson, lout, from 1Kirhaldy; Caroline Johaunn, 120t, ...

... _ KIk-IA.ET JIOUGCIiTON 1IEETI NO, 18F3. i~ r~'v ~I~is~Li iU.tin'-Li,- -- The Camnbridgeshire Stakes of -'3 60ve each , it fillnd (,dy it datluitd by Tuegdfsy next, with 100 added if lb St. Lsrr i vrb, 'At Sib Cr.urti-eazi gelding, Z' yrsn, iti Join1 o,(itiuljl yrs, 5o Sb 7st Jib L Oakley, 5 yre, fint 31il Newt otit, 3 mr, 7st 311t tri (ial) wien, 6 Mc, git Jib Saeri, 4 'yrs, 7et, 31b il ...

... SHIPPING INTRLLIGRPCR. RUMOURED EXPORTATION OP FIRE-ARMS AND AMMUNI- TION FOR ABD El, KADER. The following important Information is contained in a letter re- ceived at Lloyd's from their agent at Algiers, dated Aug. 80, 1843:- .I have learnt lately, from an authentic source, that the govern- ment here are informed that vessels are loading in England with arms and ammanition for Abd el Hader; ...