... MARK LANE, MONDAY EVENING, Srr. 16, 1839. For the last four or five days, the weather has been ver cold and unsettled, and we have had some heavy falls of raitn. The arrival of foreign wheat Is good, but of everythsng else, we have scarcely any supply. The show of new Erg- Ish wheat ls moderate, quality generally rather better. Every sample in fair condition was cleared off, at once, at an ...

... TRADl AND COMMERCE. '1 D&RNSLIV.-There is a general flatness. Many houses working a short 'time. BLscKoawn-The trade has greatly increased within the last (our of fsve yeas, and at present the hands In all the mills are generally tally employed. DOszrON.-TbC Mant hand loom weavers of counterpames and ilitings are Vert busy, but the dandy loom weavers, and Ehse employed in low goods, are in ...

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... I . ,, . I NOTICES TO MARINFRS. The following bas been received at L1syd's, from the Hydrographic Office, Adirdtality, dated September 17, 1I40 (comiontiiClated by the French Government):- Notice is hereby given, that the six following new lights wil be shelve from the lt of November next;- Light on Isle de St. Mavcoif.-A lixed light on the Fort of Isle St. Marcoaf, in lat. 42 deg. 29 min. 55 ...

... NE~WCASTLE. SATURDAY NOV. 21; 1840. ay There was a fair supply of wheat fiiot~ia.he~ farmers to-. ce day, which', owiig to the damp state 'of Ihe weather, was U. generally in peor condition, said sold slowly at Is to as per quarter below last. week's :prices. Not much busaiees'has Er. been done In foreign wheate, although they are offered at en Is per quarter reduction. Although a couitinuange ...

... I. iMARKETS, FAIRS, &C. NEWCAS TLE SAT DAY OCT. 3, m84. -e The weather baving been more favourable thIs week for harvest operationis, we had a large supply of Dew wheut ~e from' the country this morning, a great part of which was flonly ius indifferent condition. The better samples were .tultn off at a decline of is. to 28. per. quarter, while for ,einferIor'salplis a 'further redorilol was ...

... eaO D&h ; W1L2E. MONDA EVE~NING, APRIL6~ market=caere short, ac te qorattyo es ale left O larn rienahet verymoderat~e, h ts witsitkieads0Wha ~5l 60 ceeedhetdlydi peeqet lower then en chic day ceIiitatc cb =latere were a large numsber ot suemplea Catala heaoe Z.UNOLSH -CORN. pee qe . ~lit. ~ E a . ..a. .otk.haatdtNorffolk; Red1t4 -53 Wh.,ite Biers. 4 white do.-- ..o.52 -.62I.eao,.atc ...

... vARE~E IN~hLUG . - i =~~~~~~~~~~~~~ - : The brigantine, Beller Rilcbleo.ouidsrland, w at Se TiOuas^'S v ott ;r551th AprIl, and was ,to sil 5airr the lMcdi terranean in a few dava.. - .:: Wl.- Tbe-Garden, of this port, for SRPetersbareb, put Into Chritilausand on the!th May. The MarylHudson, Johnson, of tbis port, from Lontot for Genoa, was oUS the Isle of Wigist on the 4b iist. ; The Cathrine- ...

... LONDONl - M RE. LONDON MARM~S. MARK LANE, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 22, 1839. The trade ruled steady, at Improvement on select parcels of Is per quarter; Whilot a few runs of the secoadary and Inferior kinds remained un-sold. Finie Dantzig, fronm warehouse, at an advance of about Is per quarter; but iu otber kluds of foreign wheat, little was For malting, grindbig, and disllllilr, barley the demand ...

... THaEx has been published, now, for sometime,, a pamphlet, we think, by a Arr. Heatlcfleld, in t which he is at great pains to bring forward some' scheme for the relief of the people by meants J a Shifting o°f Taxation, in other words, by I means of some sort of a great Property Tax Instead of the present taxes. All these t schemes of relief by means of Shiftings of i Taxation we hold to be ...

... _~~~~~~~~ :? ~ I . II I Act r I l wsi I . I :. ! IE _ i E -~ :. -- B A-Ijal .- - ;, K -' . oj ;a ne' ti/' 'iI' F rornth Gau.zottu o. d,,Octobolr. 4-r.- WILLIA5M KEY, Bread Street, ChinsPt~ei~das. THOMAS STANDAGe, eChanicb Laid, oictiditier.: i:- SAMUEL B I sad JOH DECK'ETTis.Audlem,' Chester , S.pr~5~ D8VID THOiMAS; rttyri'Dowlais, Olamrorgan egrocer, sad druper. CHRISTOPHER'AIEft, Ouiton, ...

... I . I . On Thursday, the 12th Inst., was launched from the Old Raft Yard Quay, near the old workhouse, South Shields, a I fine new brig named the Industry, of about 145 tons burthen, 2 the property of the builders, Mr. Gen. Turner and partners. 3 The Hiram, Stockton, for Dartmoath, put Into Ramragate on the 15th inst. s The Kitty, Maln, of Whitby, from Middlubro? for London, e was totally ...