... I The Sarah, Barret, from Stockton for London, has put into Harwich. The Christien, Peterson, of Altona, 21 days ont, from Newcastle to Rio Janeiro, has arrived olf Fal- mouth, dismasted, and with loss of sails and bowsprit. The Avon, Finlay, from Loadon, has put into Yar- mouth ( I. W.) The Elizabeth, arrived at this port from Memel, left loading there the Spring, for Shields, and the Thomas ...

... Fromghe London VewPrier Current of u7esdy , Oetober 17. SUGAR.'lmpoirters of West India Sugar have been more inclined to realize, and have submitted to a reduc. tion on former rates of 6d forgood and fine yellow, and ]s per cwt for inferior and brown descriptions; upon these terms, however, the demand has been good from grocers and refiners. the purchases for the three mar- let days reaching ...

... ^1.AITi.. ?? - - ?? .- T'he Walker, apit. Reay, the property of the G-tes- head anid Tyne Shipping Cumpany, wvas loading at B3minboy, for China, anid the. crew- :,Il in good ?? f ien letters left India, Which hbave ?? been received in Newcastle. ILynnl, I)ec. BLdh.-The Lovely Nelly, Androvws,from llarticl ool for this port, in coining into cur roads yes- teriday during a fog, drove atihwart ...

... I Whitbly. July 16-The Symmetry, of Lynn. which went 01a the rocks on the 10ith in~stsiut, has been got o9, 110d towed into Stockton. flarwich, July 15-The Integrity, Moore, from Sander- land for London, 'has been on shore on the unufleet Sand, biut Was assisted offarftsr throwing overboard about 30 tons of coals, and proceeded. Plymouth, July 18-Pot in to embark: ?? Duchiess ot Northumberland ...

... MARX INTELLIGENE~WL ihe Anne Eliza nd .Ian f li Qebec, fe&'Hull, with ioe; of sails,' ilwarki&oc(lb t vwanting no Seistanue), was ipoken on the1f 2n -lditssdoe 4t, longitude 27-wind B-bY thL In ~ ~ ~~ ?? f NortrShields, Nov. 1i-The Pr for Cartbageia,gronnded, n the9lanaintte StsnbopeandTyne dropabatrcame. off niext tide, ?? wIthout' dslmge. Mr Cram, of the-bri ;Choioe, OtEas port,; arrived ...

... PRICE CURRENT.-TUESDAY, Aug. 26. .N _ I - , - .. I . SUGAR.-A falling off has taken placo in the demand for raw sugar from our lonies and dependencies, and prices have assumed a downward tendency, and the supply is on the increase. Slave-labour sugar has at- tac.ted the atteation of the home-trade, and brought stiff rates. West Indian Muscovadoes have been taken with caution by grocers and ...

... I I North Foreland, Noueynber,.23.-The brig Equiva- lent, of Newcastle, was drove oni shore in Kingsgate bay. Sheerness, November 23.-The brig Tyne, Young- husband,put in here last night, With loss of two anchors and whole cables. The ketch Oakum (or Holcombe), Drake, of Teign- mouth, Port of Exeter, from Shields, whilst running to the southward off Lowestoff about 8 miles, the lights bearing ...

... x.Oi@DON, WEDnu1SDAT, WE.L 1 I COtN EXCHANGE (This Day). There were moderate fresh supplies of both GraiIt and Flour. Business to a lair extent has been traneacted. and there was mouch ftirmness In the trade at Alaonday's priecs. The Flour trade showed no signs of improvement. ERNrOl.S% FUNDs (this ?? Stock T578% `A- S per Cent. Roduced 91 4 %-S3 Petr Cent. (htiOIS 90;f 5 -31 per Cent. Red. ...

... Newecaste Corn Market, May 8.-There was a moderate supply of wheat at market to-day from the growers, as well as coastwise, and the Foreign arrivals have all gone under bond,but the demand proved very limited, at similar rates to last Saturday. For malting barley there was little or no enquiry. Oats were in good supply, and ruled a shade lower. The little bu- siness transacted in- rye was ...

... I ,From the Loadon New Price Current of Tuesdey, s April 13. SUGAR-The 'British Plantation Sugar m~arketws in a dull state on Wednesday and Thnrsday last, and~~ --~ueen no arrival since this day week. T e deliveries keep trifling * thle stock diff~ers little from that of last year. Pricesel Bengal and Manritins still rule below those current o West India. The stock of Britishl plantation ...

... MONEY MARKET AND STOCK INTELLI- GENCE. rWEDNESDAY EvENING.-There appeared to bo a fhrmness in the British market this morning, caused by a statement in the French papers of all arrival of a vessel from Alexandria, which leoft on tie Ist instant; it was anticipated in the French capital that she had brought favourablo intolligoeece, which had not been mlwade public when tio espress left. ...

... .I FroSI rRIDAY AVID TUESSAY 24IMUTS GAZETTES. BAN4KRUPT6.-oCoetGr April 16.-Chares Dawsu, North. den, M1iddlesex, frulterer. George Fluilster, Ptaeulx Brewelly, Edmoniton, liddlelex, wrine merchant ?? common brerwer. Francis Lyric, Mark-ioar, Loivdo, witie merchant, Isidore Ifellbronuia PaIntivrick. Warless- tershllre, wvool brokler. LouizR DMoody Benhilitt, Slier- bourne, Driietblr, miliirer ...