... VF..sIxl SEE'T. 19.- SHIP1 NE'WS. THURSDAY EVENING, SEPT. 19.-Wind E.. light. ARRIVED Ganges, Turpln, Montreat-Wanderer, Corney, Licata-Mats. J.,hason. Bilboa-AdoniS. Ca-ca. Gamba Carlety-Stormonl, White, and Woodman, Uangen, Sligo-Thomas W. Black, Cope- lInd, Waterford Duke of Wellington, IH:r.reaves, from Manilla at Schilde 00 Catherine, Uiantsen, hence at do. Charlotte, Mays. honoc at ...

... ItTarhOd. ofs als THE FUNDS.-W BDNESDAY EVENING. be- Since my last the British Funds have gradually improved ina tinI value, and a better demand has existed to purchase stock. Yes- liar 5in terday two rumours were afloat of extensive robberies ?? been committed on the Bank of England, but they are vague re- 'Ith ports. About g8010 Console were, we un derstand, sold without waS the real owner ...

... Iffarlatd. sro. THE FUNDS.-W RI)NESDAOd EVENING. C lbsl The English Fund market presented a dull aspect in the ?? per ter- part of last week, and prices gradually gave way; since ?? Dw- however, owing to the favourable errssogemneut between theB - a French and English relative to the Tahiti question, there hiasel 'as been more life in the market, and an advance in quotations has o taken place: ...

... Implrtt. Val- hn A.FRICA. an, IResperus, Shields, fmn Africa; palm oil ett; ChIlmark, fm lehaboa; guano 'en; CHINA. on; Saloplan, Bell, fn Cilnton; tea c5w- James Matheson, Cushing, fm Canton; tea, sflk Anu EAST INDIES. goes Watkine, Scott, frn Calcutta; sugar, rice, rums atpetre rol- Isabella, Gray, fmn Singapore; tea, gambier, rice, asgo, hides Jumna. Kerr, fox Calcutta; with sugar, rice, ...

... l4fulttru'ptd, &c, ic From the London Gazelte of Friday, Sept. 6. Mi - QUY, John, dealer In cattle, Marks-hall, White Roothing, mii Escex al ROLLINGS, Thomas, wine and general merchant, Ingram. Y coart. Fenehurch-atreet, London soriiER8, Lawrence, and William Perritt, grocers and cheese- Y mongers, Gravesetd, IKent BAILEY, Thomag, and John Bailey, toy dealers, King's-cliff, VNortbamptonahire ...

... f3altruptil, &c, From the London Gazette of Friday, Sept. 20. CE SHOTTER BFranDcis, grocer and tea dealer, Portsea, Hants - I, COLLIER, Wiiliam, grocerandg encraFshupkeeper, Ft.AndroW's F M Etreat, Cambridge Si BATES, Franois, liuen draper, now or late of Shereditch, Si xd MdilesexN red, NICOLL Bernjalmin, tailor, late of Moorgatesatret London, but T enow of Rufford-row, Isling~ton. MiddlesexI ...

... Aftipping Intelligence. ,Plm- FRIDAY. AUGUST 30.-WfInd S. B.. light. an aCtedonla, (steamer,) Lott. frrm Boston at this port. saileis teach, lt6h inst., ans from Plalifax lth inst. (fn the 19th,fnlat.43, ion. 59, spoke the Rtobert bU uce. On tele 2Ood, in lst. 48. lon. 4&4 's-raw ?? the Resource. Oa the g9.h, off Tuskar, spoko the Cairo. Susannah. for this port, lost anchors and cables at ...

... luu- ?? m - arlidd. LWRITrtO RXCLUsIVELY FOR THE LiVaSPOOL MEiRCURY.1 bei LIVERPOOL FOREIGN PRODUCE MARKET, r TIIURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1844. SUGAR.-Tho British Plantation Sugar market has ass'med a more lively aspeot, a good demand being experienced from th fea grocer., for the colory sorts of West India. an addition toan excel. out lent inquiry from refiners for strong brown suited to the pan, ...

... Xibbetraovt *hrale itfrltt. 0- es C r- Holf-pase Four o'clock, Thursday, SePt. 12, 1844. L The Shamo Market during tho week has been generally dirn, Ta, and In some stocks we notice a considerabl dac npeiu t prices, particularlyso influblin andaCasbells, Londo~n nd Torko, onF and Great Westerns.-ThcoSonth Eastern and Dover meeting, the Ln wbichtookeplacoin London. onTuesday, aused ?? B rl in ...

... tiberpoot Aliare marha. ly Half-pasl Four o'clock, Thursday, Sept. 19, 1844. bcen n- We have had a large speculative buriness this week in the Now olen ol Railway Shares, and we have to noto an advance in our auota- with with m ions for nearly all of them. I he more subhtantial concerns are then re comparsatively neglected. Our quotatione for the week are, Lord lit Birmingham and Gloucester ...

... wftippini3 Inte[ltgnTce. rksb. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 20.-Wind B., light. Lyd in, Hayden, hence at Babia CIO- Mary Ann Purdy. Brown, find Try, Howes, hence at Helvoct Cygnet, Boyle. hence at ?? bere- St. Vincent, Shepherd, Bailed from St. Vincent for this port 19th August Prince of Orange, Panning, from Bonny at Fayal, and swiled for this port '20th August lash. Catherine, Pear~on. from St. Domingo ...

... .titipping Inttiligence. 30 FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 13.-Wild W. to S. W., light. so s, James Matheson, Cushing, from China at this port, sailed 25tb 33 April, from Anjor 2nd June, and from Ascension lot August On 86 3e the 3rd inst., in lat. 44 N. lon. 16 W., spoke the Earl Powis, 29 henae for China. On the 4tn inst., in lat. 45. Ion. 13, spoke the Ingleboro, hence for Caleutta. On the 2nd inst., in ...