... -- . $MN TNTELLIGENCE. - Some; vrirgr4pbs having lately appeared tn newspapers circulatedl at the'northevn'ports, por that a prop:6ition for establishing. Fi a i F f LijhtI ?? Hit titet wi psition from the I'Tr i ni~ty' Wo'f'%TVD i~rri Sti jve a ilhdrised to state, that -such~ allegafm'zr9s. jurotbunded,- aei'wlil appear b hinytefohlow ing ex- traet of a litter ddressed by ilsat corporation ? ...

... - CORN-EXCHNANG. LO lJMONDAY. MJt Our market has Ueon very mooderatelv ?? ithl rgr general sinee this day suc'inight, the trade is neverthelefog, and for most articles Iwlvr. The show of whea- bv 1d dj from Essex and Kent this morning was not large, sail fo , 5 fine rums, nearly last week's prices were obtained, but Ord; sorts go off heavily at a reduction of fill 'is. per quarter. 1, i barley ...

... MAARINE INTELLIGENCE. , Arrived at Hull from- Di'is's Straits, the Jbhn, Neharr; IT fish, 30t butts;' Kicra, Glvnton, 16 S0; Zcphir, Utaa 80; Cumubrian, Johlnson. 5 160; Roval Georges'- llcIort. Swan, Taylor..5, 120j Duckefiield-hal1, 3lad s, 7 matry. Mvlangel:, 72. 5o.' The Plttiress, Gawthirp am, ' Davis's Straits on 'Fjrlmeav se'Dhiihr, With 3 filit, RUL'Ii''I and was ordered to ride ...

... CORN-EXCHANGE. LONDO(NL. M&Onay. JtN. I1. a.- I--- I ?? . I . . . . . . . . Our miriket hlar been v-ery moderately suipplied x% ith ANwheat b! I fihregln and liqglishi sin ce this day sennidit, the total amor Serncebly exicevding E00 qularters; the arrival rrin inlr own ?? this Itt~lllimn- aso was but smalll. riand the qua~lity beit-- gellersi in~dili;lernt, the frad %%ie szS ?? hlexll :1il1 ...

... I ?? LzuN-aE. _ onrawamlt, ?? AOF Blyth, struck onHasbro' Sand this morning, and tilled with water. Crew saved: little of tile materials expected to be saved. By a letter ?? Elstnsirmi,, dated, March i --th, 1829, the follontw- ing vessels had been cut through the ice Into-the harbour :-Thse Mathilda, ReAsh;L from Newcaitle ?? ; Cygnet, Smart, frdih Sundlarthuojd - the Baltic; ?? Black, ...

... At Framlinn Malzx ,2 O s, &O. ,a. 1ii1igion r ryst, Onl Tuesday, ihere were not maiiy cattle, but a good show of sheep, and more lambs then ever betore seen on the ground. Berwick, July 16. Eggs 4s. 4d. per hImdred. Butter S7s. to 39s. per firkin. Salmon is. Grilse 7d. Trout 5d. per lb. Quantity and average price of grain sold in this market, on Saturday, the 10th inst. taken from the ...

... I - - 2E- DlaLXGXN08 . scarbro' 5, Juk M17h-The Beit7ty'selih~t, o~n entering the harbour this morning, ran against the Jsland Pier, stove in her bows, and suink. Yairmouth, July 17th.-The Diana, Clough, of' Shields, went on the Cross Sand this morning, and suink. Crew saved. The Unity, ot' Sunderland, hound to America, was lost last montith near Newfoundland. Crew saved. TIhe Crown, Barker, ...

... MmntM INT, LLZ*DeNG. - I Yarmoutl, Oct Ist.-Ihe Spalsi P'tr'ot, Smith, fiion Wool- wich to Newcastle, sunk on the Cockle Salnd lost night. Clew sav.-d. Tcnby, Oct. Sid-The Arin, Davis, foundered last night, be- tweiri Teoiby laid Mllolkstioine. Crew drow ied. PoIrtsmo0tk, Oct. S;W.-The Ilard, - , from 'iunderland, pioked lip nlie piecei oi red pine timber, on the Coast of Kliet, '7d11 ult. ...

... I ?? AA iriA. IJNll .XGlGMNOS.. i The Unioln, Sarrowv, trorn derland for Londor, has put into Harwich, with loss of foremast and sills. The Friends, of Newcastle, fell over and sunk at Bill-Quay on the 21s3t allt. Tbe Calypso, Sinclair, from this Port to the Cape of Good lope, was spoken with on the 5th of January, in iat. 4. long. 22., by the George Canning, arrived at Cowes. The Lee, Lee; ...

... -W ~ ~ ?? XIMs COAZt YAE:1-MtOMPTON Dad-- .. | - - l . -- I ] \AFAA On Tuesday, a respectable meeting of coal-owners, mier- chants, ship-owners, and others, interested in the trade of the port of Newcastle, was held at the Guildhall (Archibald Reed, Esq. Mayor, il the chair), to take such measures as should be deemed expedient to obtain the abolition of the duty on coal exported from the Tyne, ...

... In Accolint of.1he Produce ef the Excise D taies of Great Rrftahe, | n the Yea ,n!d Quarters ended loth .2f Oct,;be7, 182S; and ?? IO Obtb6er, 1824, skeiving the LIcreasc or Decrease on each head I~~ ~ ~~ . 0.:e o. ~ ~ . : - D e - - -, ?? c - - - l , ?? ?? , ,_ , ?? o8 |~ Cz |- S) D e5Do., I p$|g 4 ~ ?? ~; -- -:i , ! : . -:e2z, ~ | j!*f . =G : Cc4 0 2 . _ ?? - -: rDE }:4 ctQ r N- : ?? ?? .4! I ...

... AMXRINF, TNTELL[(ENCE. Din-ing a gale flouo the S. F on the 7th inst. tile following ves- selN got on shore near the entrance of $hichie iad hour, viz. :-'Ihc Merchant, of Suindeiland, coal laden, to l.ondon, on ihe 1lack Middens; cargo discharging, and expected to be got of: 'Iche Lord Nelson, of and for London. with coals, under I'vnemomth Castle, giniC to pieces; and the Jane, of London, ...