... remained to Dublin only two large ships-the George and Thomas, -280 tons, and the Eliza ship, 363 tons, both trading to the West Indies, and some timber ships trading to North Ame- rica. In corroboration of these facts it will be found that the tonnage registered ...

... America aid to the Urited States. A few parcels tif t' l bimirgh ?? l)antzig Flour were puirciiased at 24s to 27s. for the West Indies. 7USL'DIA , AY' 16, There snas ii goidui attentdaince at this day's marker, alnd a steady fisi iess svas dore iil Wheat ...

... countrymen here -no matter, for the more fortunate inhabitants at the other side of the water-for the unfortunate negro of the West Indies, or for the native of the East-no matter- Mr. O'Connell was the advocate of the rights of all man- kind-he was the benefactor ...

... speculators, and for shipmesit British America; and several lots of Baitic Flour bay been taken at 21s. to 22s. for the West Indies. e 7'UTESDA I, A UGUST 8. To-day there has been a very inanimate market. The best roundland Wheats, from their sclarcity ...

... foreign WXheats I dollar 30 to 55 cents. ; prime neaw red I dollar 60 eents.- City Mills Flour in request for export to the West Indies at P dollars 28 to 75 ecot,. At Philadelphia Vir-lcnia new Wheat; I dollar 60 to 70 cents. ; German, I dollar 60 to 68 cents ...

... course of the week at 4s. to 4s. Id. to specalators, and fur exportation, and there have beert inquiries for Flour for the West Indies. TUESDA I, SEPTEMllBER 19. This day's market was well attended, but, the weather Ihaving cleared up, there was less briskness ...

... Flour trade was also firm, and shlp qualities Is. per sack dearer. Bonded Flour met more attention for shipment to the West Indies at 24s. to 25s. and holders demanded on Friday higher rates. The receipts of Barley have amounted nearly to 21,000 qrs. ...

... resolution :- That the unwearied and splendid exertions made by Lord Brorgliamn, on behalf of the suffering negroes in the West Indies, command our admiration and respect; and that we hereby most respectfully tender to his lordship our warm and sincere thanks ...

... Some Barhadoes, of the new crop, has been offered, but it did not sell readily. The arrivals oF the new crop from the West Indies are becoming frequent. Of Mauritils about 7.000 bags were offered ye terday, and prices fell Is Gd per cwt. About 8 800 ...

... &C. FRIDAY. SEPT. 21.-SUGAE The market for British Plhntaion samples has been firmer since the last accounts from the West Indies. The sales hve amounted to about 2,200 hogsheads, at 6d to ls ad. vance. Of Barhadoes, 136 casks have realized 55s Gd to ...

... tember, consisted, according to the ?? reiu-ts., o, j59,377 ounces of silver, of uwhich 40,200 OuEnes siere ?? to the West Indies, 14,000 to Rtotterdain, and J,l77 ounces to Meogadore. IThe difficulty of obtaining money has been a good (ieal felt in ...

... steam ships on the western coast of South America from Valparaiso to Panama, connected with a line from England to the West Indies and the Isthmus of Panama. The Pacific Steam Navigation Company pro. fesses to shorten the intercou-se with the western ...