... I _ : . . MARINE IN fIE.1T.IAGJNCE. .he American ship Paulina, Clarke, master, of and frorm. Baltintore, for tlis.portv with rice, tar, rosin, sraves, and PS hlogsheads of leaf tQIlacco, in. epteriag the.Ty-ne ott Friday night, the i6th ?? ent on shorg on the He .rd Sard, wijcre Ishe still rem-mi, s wth lttle or-no prosped tof being got off, be ing bikge:j 1Part oythc cargo hiasibeen saved; ...

... n tha Z uILL .N c ut11iM %lftl 4Ulth , the~ Cove--he~,ari ~ fishabout 0 ~or~. Shi~i~'tLtt rli i4 It tht'( port wit heavy gale on til t Oll the 10th, Met ?? ?? on te 11ti, and iWth, and ii0xumlerable ice berg Wer aen. the 111th$ the ?? stood at l9 dete ~ isrof IIh ODt ti~q $h 9f 9e10tw.th ?? hias also arrived with 4 fisll. The import of oil is not expected to ble more than 1-6th of the average ...

... AI.d6i iki rlvmDTs. -- I TRloM THE LON5T;UJ NiW PTTiCE CU1.RRENT, Nov. 29. SUGAR.-Tbe Sugar market baid a ?? appearonce last neek; the total sales were only 2700h ltds. aid tr's., yet there was nuch filinness in the prices, thie holders refusing to submit to inyfurther ?? ; and in consequence a conlsiderable propor- xnaof the public sale on Friday, 821 hh dm. St. Lucla, were taken, ad a part ...

... | _ARINE IN'TELLIGENCE . North Shields, Nov. 9. A hrig, suppo6ed to be the Betsy, l1lems. ley, of and hound to this port ti-om N sel, with timber, atlempt- edrynleinoxith bar ol tile 7th inst but tle sea running so higi she was obliged Gi bear off again.' A brig,, supposed timber-laden, hove to off Shields harbour on the 8th ist. with a signal otfdistress on her main rigging, tike Vi : blkwing ...

... .CORN-EXCHANGE, LONDON, FluDovNovEMDE 3O. | ur market was e~tremsely dull tliis amornuig,, but paiticil- ah ly thed nlesiling trade;* miul as ciii' suppiles (5,000 quarters of Whlealt, 3,860 of Bariley, Ifi,)00 of Oats, alid 5,800 stcnks of -sotr) arel~arge, very tew I ave beenl made by the Mealmen; but llonday's p~i( es wrc sustatied fox'flune samples of Wheat. l~lelv nold Oats were in the ...

... I ?? f s Mi ac I I be Renownn Swtan, of and from this port, with coals, bound to London, ran upo.n t Whitby rock oin the -2tth inst. wthere she LI-/ si*en houtrs, when shie was assistel (ff, and rettrned to lieids Harbour; she haLS since proeted- on liet voyage with extra hand., 'he John and Mary, Davey, ofland bound to Shieldls from Eyetnouth, with a cargo Of whe;at, Hour, and beans, vas ...

... I; /t/>Xt ,-r,4 X, ' ; , 1j' IASc :t1 P Sis'yort ?? baliazt, bou t0 .MibAidi/w, ?? tht lite:f iF near Gabasous - ,ta ~~~o t~dran, ;a~e ,ftor :,Uats pun wirg~~dIN Th-.w--V w 0 f Rfeartori'iNe,. It-The 13oulby, Larerseis, t' a,. Whitby, stone laden, went on shoreathis mnorrii ,a tl tic uortbwerd of Sealby Ness, but Ls ?? tobe ?? much daimage. Faiiotidh, Nov. 12.-The M -reator, Mankie, fro, t to ...

... MARIINE iN T.1I.IUJFN(' I I | 't .- . .. . . .. - . 'Thie' caniap ppointte , ait 1.ezth for rlue ibitic on the 16th. is Pn-tiored td to lo-aoch isiet. aiqd ?? the last this season. SeveTail vesselsn I-ave paissed 'yn,-n'outh bar this week frim Copenhaten. tatt navl stores freo-m the Dansis arsenals, ?? ongst the rest, the AellIrs, Wi-atberley. of this port.. ?? hr PRse collier, cs. yliu E. ...

... MARUNEA--r.T LLIGENC E - v'encr d, Dc i-etre onn the sea -rose, su den- TY', Ndifa'i ;s.t tro.men4gus ge le, camne on from thle N. E. 'wh en the, kteS0JUttiO.Qo SCarbro', came on shore near Hendon,. 1le.~g AcornofJ~'rlonOth;4imbcr laden, ca~me wi shore ls6rUl'Iiope; bo; it to4~etd ilb o i.Te 'Williarti '84~d NVar Y, of; Sundi~si' cane ti sjoranearRylOpe, ad tl~jil feared, will lie re~.her er ...

... ?? T. Sept. 2,6;--iAyinn Potts - iir1~l iemel ' lls Alburg Cunningiam- ' - Liverpoo * fttestg - t So^ N'yztp~i,; j'rosi' -~ Legh i - dittL Joep & aty, Stafrbrd. Lfverpool - ;litw Brothere :l'tRaft ditto RI --.ditto Mary Ann, .ate Lon.doun Dantzig-: dit' Gohod Iotenty.ItoXby - ' ditto J - Narva - ditto lWdian, Turnbjill ' Lllerpoil Pvterirshdrg .sat Osear, Mearns -. Newcastie Copen iagen c ...

... 36ONDON r4AUNEWS. 1 Froin the 1eub Londour1'e Current, Fob. 1. I SucAit-Thre deniand for West ?? Muscovades last week was very languid , Lhe estimated sales did not exceed 2,(00 hhds. and trs, tile prices still declining. 'The market again opened heavily this morning, and in the course of tile day omers wh ch were rejectcd last week were accepted, but the sales are still limited; they are ...

... MARaETS. rAILS, &C. At Newcastlse snal ket, on Saturday last, there was about the ?? ?? of Wheat from the farmers, the condition ge- nocrally poor ;the best parcelswere iridemrand, but the miiddl ing anti inferior doll sale at lest week's prices. Oats went ollnmore freely, and it improving prices. In Barley we call note little ailteration, the best parels find buyers, at 3lis. siasl 31. per ...