... PRICE CURRENT.-TUESDAY. ?? - ?? ?? . ,A .. . .. . I GROCERY MARKEtT.-Sugar was dull in the early part of the week, but is now rather dearer. The sales in West India are only 670 hogeheads and tierces. Of Manritius, 13,000 bags 130 casks hive been sold, at full prices to 6d advance. 1200 bags Bengal have been sold at 6d to Is higher prices; and by private contract, about 4000 bags Blengel and ...

... PRICE CURRENT.-'ruEsDAY. The colonial produce markets opened on Wednesday last with a much firmer tone, some buyers came forward more freely; a larger business has been done than for se- veral weeks past, and the prices obtained are above those that were previously paid. At the same time it must be remarked that merchants have not pressednsuch large quan- tities of goods on the market, and ...

... MA.RK-tANE EXPRESS' REVIEW OF THO CORN-TRADF DUIRNG THE PAST WEEK. The weather experienced since the commencement of the month has given rise to some uneasiness in regard to thefuture. A dry March is proverbially favourable in this kingdom; hitherto, however, we halve scarcely had four- and-twenty hours consseutively without rain, and as the latter part of February was likewise wet, the low ...

... MaL~ttI-LAN EXPRESS REVIEW OF THE CORN-TR1ADt DURING THE PAST WEEK. The reports from the agricultural districts respecting the growing crops vary a good deal, and are not so fa- vourable as could be wished. In many localities wheat is stated to be thin on the ground, and there are complaints of the ears being small; still we are of opinion that, for wheat, the prospects to the present time are ...

... PRICE CURRENT.-TUESDAY. Busineas during the week has in oue or two cases in- proved, but not to any extent, but on the whole we cannot report any improvement iu the general trade of the city. The large quantity of goonls offering by private comr nct and the public sales continue to operate against home- trade buyers, they ouly buolngsuch parcels as are required for immediate wants. Prices for ...

... [Continued from the 2nd page of paril 1.1 Ramsgate, Feb. 20-The Celerity, Emmet, from Shields for Dartmouth, put into this harbour to-day leaky, having been on shore on the Brake sand. Margpte, Feb. 22-The brig Mary Bentley, Main? of Aberdeen, from Newcastle for Marseilles, got on sh'oie 6n'- the Goodwin sand last night, and after getting off very leaky, sunk in deep water; crew landed here ...

... E INTELLLIGENCEG . ?? morning the umiler ox Mue STAMM Shields, June29 E our offing. The master of the boat. ~etDebsst~re lwas in the fire room at the time of the Mr m}eodge w as killed on the spot. The fireman is alse jyplO~li~scaandedt. The James watt, recently hrrived from Odesa, as gne nto ockhere for reptairs. HdeasrtlI hol, ?? 28- ?? back on the 26th-The Brish, Fwslte~rleakyand proceeded ...

... Sbatea. ibare.1 RAILWAYS. Pd. Loates 1 - ?? - ?? 7 £ . £ 9I0i0 20 69 Ieren *e*>s*e@f 22 $06000 20 Bir0I 2 95000 20 A mberNOLIOU* o ton& Oaot.J o a 80060 120~; Bi ?? n Oxford Juflctiool 20 .23j iostoo 2e , imlih Wolver., & Dudley 10 144 .4. fqD 3t Elrke~a~lesad, Lou., & Cbea. Jau. 10 '2j *0600 27t do. utle Chester aud Birksejleod 27i 14j y0600 20 Bostonx Starnf0d,& Blrminghanj 6 4 13000 I00 ...

... (From the Gazette of Friday, July 21.) ,AirijprrS,_Edward and Henry Hagen, Mlill-street, Bezm~d55, ?? Holdswortli, White- chapsmrOdi, ?? Wiflis, King-street- chaer-rco. N Carpeh-road, Islingtonl, licensed victualler. Jane Bowdler, widow, ShreIvsbury, 3eweller.-John and Cbarles Delmas Matthews, Chipping Norton, Ox- ?? Chipping (Oompden, Glocesterahire, bank- ?? Holmes, Bradford, YoTodhire, ...

... MOINEY ivMAckET. THUiSDAY.-The first quotation of consols was 87j to s4, whence, in consequence probably of uneasi- ness regarding Ireland, and the increase of unfavoura. ble reports of the potato crop in this country, they de- clined rapidly to 87X. Towards the termination of business, however, a reaction took place, owing, in some measure, to a large purchase of reduced, and they left off ...

... LIVERPPOOL, MANCHESTER, AND NEW- CASTLE UPON TYNE JUNCTION RAILWAY COMPANY GENERAL AND SPECIAL MEET- INGS. . The several ordinary, extraordinary, and half-yearly meetings of this Company, which were adjourned from Manchester, on the 305h of March, were held at the London Tavern, Bishop3gate-street, on Thursday the 4th, and were attended by nearly 100 of the proprietary. There were only five ...

... [Continued from the 2d page of part 1.1 Yarmouth, Norfolk, May 9-The brig Thomas and Afar, garet, Hall, of and from Sunderland for Portsmouth, this morning caught the ground on a knowl grown out from the Barber Sand, and which has lately become very bad. A boat and crew from C sister have been engaged they are now heaving Coals overboard, and after laying anchors we hope she will be got off ...