... dlLUNEY MARKElT' tnd GITY NEMV'S. FRIDAY NIGHT. MONcEY MARKET.-TO say that there was a panic iln the market to-day would, perhaps, be to use a term too strong for the occasion; but during the latter part of the day the Stock Market ex- hibited an unsatisfactory aspect. The Funds opened in the morning at the closing quotations of yester- day, where they remained steady until about the middle ...

... Aill VE'Y 1illAlRKihT7i and C'ITIY IVE S. FRIDAY NIGHT. MON3Y MARK1ET.-TIIe Funds opened to-day at the closing quotations of yesterday, but, towards the middle of the day, .thG new phase given to Spanish afiitirs by the unexpected announcement of the escape of Don Carlos, caused a decline ofO per cant. in Consols, some large sales having been ef- feeted. Consols close at 95- to Z for Money, ...

... LONDOcs, Nov. 18.-Wind this day at noon, ?? D light pleasant breeze and ,fine clear ?? p.m. fo ditto.N DOVER, Nov. 17.-The Isle of Wight, from London for N the Mauritius, which was on shore near Dungeness on the PI 15th instant, has been hove ofiF the main and brought in m here with loss of anchor and chain. DARTMOUTH, Nov. 17.-The Fnncy, of Brixbam, hence L' for Neath, was in contact last ...

... TILE DUTCHI MAIL. TTIC TiAGUim, SnO'T. Q.-ywe borrow the ?? afilicting details from a letter ftom Alost, addressed to the Coia'7r 1 ?? nieces:- All that ies been stated of the misery which prevails in the country is below the truth. Half of the population live in the Irish fashion-that is to say, rn potatoes, vinegar, and water; rye-bread is too deer. As for pork, whith is scarce thisyeir, it ...

... RAIL WA Y'S. RAILWAY SHARE LIST lroR FRIDAY, OCT. 23. Railways. ai .Closhm~ Prices- t ies Do . kberden ?? 20 4 140 Ib irm in tttotn & lilotivetoici 100 1 9 1 1 lb. New (iss.V704 dii 0 32 U ir iniig. aiid Oxfd. J e wt ol 40 5 pm 00 2 BrsoEat ?? 75 j 7 end Do. New ?? 5 I34 14 ?? aiot (OtouIsier 310 00 *2 lt n k i n t ~ l~ s ~ ir ~ i n. 1 1/4 t ie I d i& Catedonitist . 5 374 33/ ; li ! %0 Ito. 1A ...

... WEDNESDAY NIGHT. MONEY MARIsET.-The public securities have not varied throughout the day, and now that the books are shut, except for Consols, we cannotexpect much business of consequence. Consols arts qnoted as yesterday, 96 to 8- for the Account, and 954 to a for Money. There is a slight change in Exchequer Bills, realising Os. to 12s., pm. India Stock as yester- day, 259 to 61 , ^3 great ...

... SHIPPING hYTEILLIGlNCE. NOTIC~E TO MNARENERS. TilE DEVIL'S ROCIKS, WE'lSTERN ISLAND. Tue fullowinl2' has been transmnitted to LloydI'S. Extract from the log ot tho brig 1'eeket, Willism Squire, I.N., o~nintander,' on he(r volyuge from 11a urithis to London : - 0 o~~~ Siuiday, Atv 23, 1540. 41At 1.30, nl.m., saw the Devil's Rlck~s, bearing W .SW., distatnre blilf a cable's length ; the rncks ...

... PouRSMOUT1i, SEPT. 14. 2 Her Iiajesty's steam yacht Fairy went to Cowes this morning, at seven o'clock, to receive on board his Royal Highness Prince Albert, and convey him to Southampton, to attend a lecture delivered at the meeting of the British 1 Association. llis Royal Highness was received, on landing S at the pier, by Captain Ellice, R.N., and sorme of the mem- r bems of the association ...

... .ALU.?Y JWARAI;'' UIR d (JandCITY AVL'SW. FRIDAY NIGHT. MoNU.'V MARKET.-T(he Public Securities have again been extremely fat throughout the clay. Consols opened at thle closing prices of yesterday, 930 to I foir the Account, but immediately became very heavy, and itl the absence of business declined a. fal1 eighth per cent., and leaving off at 954- to 4I f'oi the Account. The fluctuations fbr ...

... J\AWIL IlTELLIGENCE. PO r TSeroI I, NOv. V Her Majesty', st:camer Scourge is ivaiting orders a.1 Spit- head. Commandrt Coffin is directed to be -::dTv to put :O Sea Withill ao 1hoar or (t gcttin' his orders. Thepaying oil oftthe Rtenistnuee is suspentod st [resent she is to be cleared cut for inspection, hit: It r ri tugnr is not to be disturbed until the dock-yard o;hc. 1i tvu madfo their ...

... I G , TIhe following account of the voyapre of nllt, Great Western will showe the immirrent peril she experieinced. 6he sailed hence on the I 'th ult.:- O.) Satutrdary, the Wilt, the wind begain to freshen, and in the evening had increased to at gale. Onl Sunday the fore stay sail wits split and the vessel lay to under bare poles. At four p.m. the wind had increased to a heavy storm, and a ...

... LONDON, DEc. 21.-Wind this day at noon, ?? moderate breeze and thick weather. It has blown heam ily, twith much rain during the night and ttis ?? p,m., S.S.W, lialit breeze and fine. OFF ST. AL.3AN'S HEAD, DEC. 17.-The Windbound from Monte Video for Antwerp. OFF TIHE START, DEC. 17.-The Lanark from St. John's, New Brunswiik, tbr london. OFF PENEANCE, DEC. 17.-The Elizabeth, from Lon- don for ...