... SHIPPING IXI'ELIICLA'CE. fviii' lav-v- iii fvi ' Dltzr v-I conlvvu- vyvi (tvvl S.v~ 'jdtl'i.v'vv till (freev ly 81.ii Anwrie,:i tiriite-hv fi' Qvvv1ut ' (iiir~i iliXv. S..Xl vvitioi r v ilyvti mvivC frine G'vo~ Xi,r S bitjlivi 1v'Sltrit~s vt i'i lv- ?? (ivvtvrt,iv Arejerv'i lve Alt-rilitt ?? Tfrivilvivid. e too I for CitiltioltleMill ).Il 110c Oiprl~ Arl(;tO.X-,)v. 9-b isir liEii. l'vvrkiei. ...

... I FruDnAY EVENING. Although it was confidently reported in the beginning of the week that the Bank of England would lower tbe rate of discount to three per cent., and in consequence 5 violent speculation commenced in. railway sharee, tb meeting of the Directors yesterday broke up without their perpetrating any such insanity. We have often expressed a conviction that the B3D Directors, if they ...

... llaymarkkt TnEATKE. —This theatre closed la=t night, after a season unprecedented its duration, to re-open again on the 7th of September. The closing pieces were Spring Autumn; Borough PoliticsNicholas Flamand A Cabinet Question and the spirit with which the whole were acted, showed that the performers were not relaxed in energy either by the length of the season through which they had ...

... 21K)NEYZ,'l .lAlEl Y *~anld ri'iJ N S. THRlllSDAY ?? lIT 'MO NE M~Alt4 RI I:r.-CI 50s poillld thk iS0 ?? rathier aitovo the Cto'iOlt5 ll'''of' y02.L'llda, ilut C~oS li it ot ll ' t~l' l IIIP , 10111imt !ill f 0 ilm l' i t saecit a l tho ?? , hots ThLtIr' eloe t! (177 to S Btikn f'or lwlC y, 2tll8 ) to l) od).di the Stel 11 t21 OIt.'io o h Ite- ciie ntaktt ?? brett rther' betliet'. tIl' c ...

... There was little doing yesterday in shares and •crip, and, with tome few exceptions, priccs were not well supported. The greater demand for money tends necesiarily to check speculation. Liverpool the dulnesa in the Share Market continued. The business done was very small, and generally at low prices. Ormskirks closed 3to 34 p.; West Riding Unions, p.; and most scrips were heavy. Little ...

... Canning on his return to England. Our correspondent (for whose letter we have not room to-day), states that Sir S. Canning, immediately on the receipt of the intelligence of the fall of the Peel ministry, sent off a courier tendering his resignation of the embassy at the Porte. j Mehcmet Ali took his departure on the 26th ult. for Therapis, where a beautiful country house of the Sultan's has ...

... J. Ludgate-hill, City, jeweller, to . and September 25, at Basinghall-st. Sol., Fawcett. 2I1* 1 11 off. asaig., Whitniore, Basinghall-st Clip. W. Tinley and R. S. Putts, Old 'Change, Citv August 19 and September 18, Sol canv r«, tors'-eommons; off. assi?., Alsager, Birehin-lane Doc. H. Pahnf.ll, Moorgate-st.-chambers, City, » and September 25, at 501.,' Variant U)nßt * off. aas&., Whitmore, ...

... CITY, SAT-RDAY EVBEING. The duty upor. foreign wheat is now at 7s, per quarter. The West Indian Mail brings aaviccs of a more cheerful character from the different colonies; and although the expected withdrawval of protection was exciting a great deal of controversy, and, as usual, the most unfavourable predictions for the future, we find the general tenor of the remarks made-not only ia the ...

... TIlE HAMBURG MAIL. S0 VlIlNNA. JUM' 31.-Aus'rrAN FUNDS-Five per of. Cents. 111 7-16; ditto Four per Cent., 100i ; ditto Threo ve per Cent., 74; Loan, 1534, 150j' ditto, 1839, 125,3 dy Bank Shares, 15G0.-Raiilways: The Northern, 182A ; ed Gloggnitz, 1322 ; Venice to Milan, 106 ; Leghorn, 108; Pesth,94; Sieninair, 85; Grosselto, 94; Appenuinen, 93.- ?? A 11qemeicine Zeitreig, August 3. lie Mirt ...

... BL'K. DIK. ARB. » 3 Dublin o 1 Flanders 0 Sydney, HA* 2 Waterford 0 1 France 1 0 0 Lisbon Aug. 15 Aoj.ll 0 Guernsey & Jers. 0 Mediterranean 0 McxJtHtraAft Hamburg India, tta South- Weft 0 Holland .0 ampton 0 Brazil April y.—Arrived—Taylor, from ; Newfoundland; Pilgrim, from Riga; Thetis, from l'cterstaig; from Kiga ; Wclton, from Archangel; Hope, from Riga; to**, from Trinidad; Rest ...

... PRODUCE.—Mincing-lank, August 10.—Sugar: There lias been more steadiness in the article to-day than for some time past, and the wants of the trade have caused a full amount of business to be done. hhds. West India sold at prices a shade in favour Of the seller. 8,000 bags Mauritius also found buyers in public sale, at about Gd! advance, and 2,000 bags Bengal at about last week's prices. ...

... 1'OTS.AIOUTHl, SUNDAY. Ills Masjesty the Kilng of the Belgians, attended by Major A. ?? de Moerkerke, left Esher yestirday at ternootn at iour o'clock, by special train, on ?? South WYes evr Railway, end arrived at the Royal Clarence-ynrd, Gosport, at a quarter before six. llis Mla jesty was reeeived at the yard by Admeiral Sir C. Ogle, Bart., Miajor-General the llonourable Sir 1f. Palsen- ...