... C O.ZfMLJ? R(1 GIAL . MINCING LANE, F!:IDAX EVENING. -SlUGAR.--The West India market bas beek tolerably steady, but 230 hogs- heads only sold. BENGAL. -The PF'idc sales have been rather large, amounting to 6000 bags. The importcrs supported the market, but bougl)c in a part at full prices, which tended to sustain the mar]--et, and previous rates wvere about sustained. A fa r propocuiel sold; ...

... THlE OVERLAND IMAIL. ing TIE Extraordinary Express from India, which11 we jPLbliilled yesterday, Would doubtless surprise our it readers, and those merchants whom it enablcd to wted Vrite by the outward mail which left for Marseilles lIto last night. in answer to the intelligence it brought. -clt That intelligence was in anticipation of the Bombav the Mail, which is not due until the first of ...

... NIONE 1 MARKE T. TUESDAY Ev-xaoNG. : t l;a as a roof of the tlatnliss of the : Ct. I!aid thte ahSerlQQ of aneive business for Gi t:- >ction accouit, that Consols, 6 lt LioR le.' of (of t1i to both for mo- : n.lome alldl figll n'cy affairs '; C in t at cquivocai position thlat capi- t ad pesltrs arc cautious of moving ' t -: s of il; ritncnlt, or operations for a - :i U T-hcee, IeelReuced ...

... CUSTOM-:IOIJSE. Snips EN;TERED LNW.iws, Ariti. 20. Brokers. f Swift, Camnburn, St. Michael's, Botolph Wharf Gibbons 3Boyal George, Livingston, St. Michael's, Botolph Wharf Adam F Johannes Minde, Corstens, Lonv;g, Deptford . Northcoto Fri ns, Cousons, Hariingen, Breower's Quay. Bah 3 Flo a, Manning, Harlingen, Brewer's Quay . .ahn I Magnet, Ncvill, lIarlingen, B'iewcr's Quay ...

... FRIDAY EVEMING. . The funds have partially recovered to-day from the depression of yesterday. The Bank broker took 8,0001. 34 per Cents. for the Commissioners of the National Debt, at 98, but for what account did not appear. Consols impraved to 951 to T for money, and 964 buyers for account. Reduced Threes, 954 to 6. Exchequer bills, 10s. to 14s. premium. Long Annuities, 105 to 7-16. Bank ...

... .3fIXETS.-YESTERDAY. CORN MIARKET.-MARKI LANE, Apart 17. Our market was so bare of the finer sorts of lnglish Whcat, that the millers were obliged in son c eases to pay rather more money for such this morning; no improvement, however, could be realised upon in- ferior descriptions. Free foreign was also held for some advance, but it was only here and there, upon a choice parcel, that it ...

... lIA1? RXET S.-VEDN)rSDAY. CORN MARKET, IALARK.-LYN. ARRIrVAS.S English .WVh~lea0t. | Blarl~ey.W Oats, Flour. English 10.1780.2140 1240 Iris I - ' i. Forcign . :. - I.. 7- There was bitt little passing in Wheat this mrnuing, hot the fall rates of Monday sveer otiefrwhevrWasdsosed of. Oats brooght the advalnce quoteothatd twere nt very brisk sale. Barley, BDane, and Peas, ...

... MONEY MARKET CIlT? NEWS. FRIDAY TVENING. The Stock Market was extremely inactive anl day, and seldom have fewer transactions been recorded un the official list. Consols remain as yesterday 96 to:- for money and account. The Bank-broker took 6,0001. New Soith Sea Annuities nt 964, and about 15,0001. Consols at 96.2 Exchequer-bills, 26s. to 30s. pre- mium. India Bonds, 28s. to 30s.' A reaction ...

... RM)\M 1% Arrivals, Jan. liith.-H. C. Schooner, floral Tiger, D. Lauchianl, front CaLicat 20atilt. l5th.-Steamer, Carasle, P. Duvergtlr, from Surat 14th inst. Ship~ Sir Robert Seppings, A. Tra~il, from Calcutta, 21st ult. l6tls.-Bark Sir Hlerbert Coznlpton, J. Brown, fromt Macgo I Ith, and Singapore 21sc ul.Sip Strabauc, J. Griarson, from Glasgow I7thl Sep- tember. Schooner Caroline, M. ...

... MONEY MARKET e CITY NEWS. TUESDAY EVENING. The Bank broker bought 8,0001. 3% per Cents. for the Commissioners, understood to be for the savings banks. The funds remain, after inconsiderable varia- tions, about the same as yesterday, and without busi- ness of any signification to report. The market may r be stated as being in that undecided state which prevails when no exciting caiese is ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCB.-Msrz. fl Ir I - ng~ A.R. DO ARML 2)051 DBS. -'6 Dublin .. 0 lnes l' yaayNSX. or Waterford .. 0 2 ° | y;e DnIGueridey .~; 0 I (Lisauor . July16 0 MeL&-Hw.,zA*Y le- d Gmelrnsey Cclt, ers 3iad0 0 lediteraean 0 0 W st ldia luy2 A I Hambu v.va 0 o India, rrcaian South- 0 Bras .Aug.1 n sa1IHolland amptoen . 0 . o u luEnroor., July i-Arrived: Roeh ...

... WEST MIDDLESEX FREE-TM XDE CELEERUT'ION, ( Yesterday, the passing of the free-trade measures of . the late govcrnmenot was celebrated by a public banquet 0 at llaummersnsith. During the day, t.he neejority of the e shops oere closed, and processions accompaniedl with music iand banners wrre formied, and proceeded through the town. e The banquet took place at the Albion Hall, Hammersmith, .t ...