... LOYDUN JV MA}Rk'ETS-MONDAY. 5CORN EX-CIIA-1O13r V The poot wreek's arrivals of all kilols of lgrain, ?? Flour, of twoine PI aduce, wvere on it very i limied seotle ; hut we had on in- LIcretasd suliply of Gals from Irelond. Fromn abolinl we received at fall average ulartitiy oif Whea~t, Oats. onl Floor; hot othier Arlicles t.come li0l3li to andl. Iverih rli l o-day, time receipts of Rnglioln ...

... who, in the of the Chamber, ore to receive the king. As far the tendencies of the Assembly can be ascertained, the new Deputies, not yet being tied down by party engagements, seem called upon to exercise considerable influence. They are reckoned upon to compel the minister and decide the Opposition to demand some changes in the absurd Customs Tariff Since the return of the king from Eu, M. ...

... Schleswig-Holstein, Aug. 7.—The Assembly of the States of Holstein is dissolved. Six members of th# assembly reside at Kiel, all favourable te the German party. They arrived on the_6th. The public and private buildings were illuminated in the evening, and the colours of Schleswig and Holstein united were paraded through the streets. The movement has taken such turn, that it is difficult to say ...

... MO1NEVY MIARKET and CITYN EW'S. 'MONDAY NIGHT. Mo011--Y MARJCEMT-The Funds oietted at the tlti' so ince price ats cii sattird ay. Sonie conlsiderablese saltis for Time, andtil th accounts fromt Irelantl in aol tile Mori'ny'q Chroni'ele, occasioned at declino of gopa peir Cent, wivth aI heavy mafrket. Consois closed( 9513 weI to for Muoney, and 9005 to 14 fbr thel Account. titt Three per Cents. ...

... SHIPPING INTXELLIG ENCEv. Lo,GnNrtt, A 10. 17.-Witid this doyt ,tit noot), S. by E., m101odrate breez ,oiitiii lttc-Seovi'), pa)). dilto. IliX~,,Avt. 15i 0Wind S.SAV; 11.8W. to. N.N.W.-Arrived Ito ario. romn) chjittt, Tft,,ti,, lrtte) Ctiltrolikto 1 1)11,ttteltt, W11 Nov)a frotz Nio! Ciip' t Good Hopet. F'ifeolire frouin 1Itailgoittw, .S'att Sticki frou flip Jtip iv llni Forttt.,titt'fromt ...

... RAILIVA YS. RAILWAY SHARE LIST FRa MONDAY, AUG.17. RaRlwiYs paid, Iclosing Proicec IUsiness11 1JuL0. Aiil,,oIlnlf.,E.. 2 3/ 4 'A dil I g/ 2 B~irr~iin'Whlini & ?? 100 IS 130 22 Dou, ~New(iss. 7 di4 .. ?? 32 353 Ifirminio. and Outl, Jour. 2 0 I% 4 ViPmi 5% 6 5%al Bjistol mid Exeter ?? 75 11 15 Jill DoNowl . . . 414 by14pm lirislol and Gl~ouicster . . g0 29 22 ps,, Bunckinighamshire ?? 42.. 114 ' ...

... fooc itiaructo. E N G LT S I. ONIDON CI0lN-E'XCIlANGE,. FRIDAY, Atic. 14.-The arrivals eonfinun r e-ry sbort of Ell-iiHI Grain, mel of ibreign wo liceo huit mod lerate arrivals. Wheat is the turn better than oil ,%modas', and oats alient Is fiigqher, with a fiiir business dohin. 'rue otbe' grinh prices keep firm, with very little offering. AV'EitA.tti rmcizC OF CORN IN' ttN'L.AIN AND) WALES, ...

... PRICE, OF IR[SH SHIARES. MiSlCEit.rANEOUS SHAItES. Northern Bank .. A Belfat Bank ?? ?? Ulster Bank ?? Provincial ?? R lloyal ?? ltibernian ?? Notionial ?? City of Dublin Steaml ?? Ditto, Stock of ?? Britisb and Irish ditte. Mining Company of Ireland ?? IR11H5 RAILWA YS. Arinagl, Colerainc, and Portrussh, liailndouandll Bantry ?? Belfast and ?? Belfast and Ballymena and London- derry and ...

... glore asnu frmitninerce. REVIEW OF THE BRITIS.H1` CORN TRADE DURING TIHE PAST WEEK. (From. thme London TBritann~ia, Aiiq. 15.) Thonug there have beon occasional showers. thc weather hos not been so wet as greatly to interfere with the harvest work, and in most of the southern coonties the bulk of tho corn is nowv secured. Considerable progrress hais also 1)0011 mad~ze in tiec nor th; still ...

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... THE SUdAR D-UTIES.-THE SLAVE TRADE. It is an old romarlt, that none are more signally enthu- siastic in their support of a principle than they who are the newest converts to that principle. Accordingly, we find that, though Sir Robert Peel and Lord John Russell are mere neophytes in their conversion to free trade, they are ready to pass any ordeal, rather than be the last in the race of ...

... BElFIAST r1ARKETS..MOXDAY, AUGUST 17. SImCE our report of Thursday last, eve hlava had an opportunity ol seeiig the crops in the baronies of Castlereagh, Ards, Dulfi!rii and Lecalc, in the coulity of Down. Tce Wheat looks well. and, at least, onc ?? of it is cut down. TlIc Oats is a pretty good crop, but part of themn is not riperinbr regularly - such ?? wvere carly sown look best, and cutting ...