... NEWCASTLE, SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1838. Our arrival. or Wheat this morniag ame moderate; but from the far- mere we have to rport a much larger delivery thoa we tavs re -ivoa far oomei tso. pout, bol vebtob sevedetletem met a steady auta Ot attly thle tereiaef ths day sImvebrt. Fiour to I a 4 saul dearer, mid is pretty faar deVtad. R xyo is attractng Imare a rtiaelrns tied stay Lie olted tr 4f qyest. ...

... | GLASouw.-The weather here is still cold and showery. Hay-making commenced last week. The grain-crops are decidedly late, but a sunny August may yet do much. In the north very thing lool bleak and baokward. The wheat, according to the Inecrness Courier, is a complete failure, and on Satarday Ilst a fresh covering of anosw was bestowed on Ben Nevis. We have had a great deal of rain this weeR. ...

... 'FRADZ AND COMMERCE.- LEEDS.-There has been a little I improvement in our Cloth market, but, at prices that will not remunerate. The country makers are therefore 'doing little or nothing until such time as they can at any rate get a trifling profit. Business continues as dull as it well can be in the ware- h'ouses.' .- :&x :CiasTER.-The business transacted in Grey Cloths and Yarns his been ...

... WE see by the Tiines that this rare work has, as usual, beenhbotched by. the Chancellor of the Exchequer, and that the blessed operation is in- complete.' Spring Rice, like a ninny,: hadi, It seems, fixed for hivnsef a naxwinum or'highest price beyond which the great man would not go; forgetting that though he might fix this for himself he could not fix it for the JewS, who would only give him ...

... . . .. .. . . . z~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ We have collected- &kom the best authority, the following statistics, indicating the wages of labour and pribes of flour in t his tityr tbrlthe several years named:- WAGES OF LABOUR. 1530. 1536. Z60 , , Dollars per Day. HouseeCarpenters .,25 a 1,2e -. I,2.a 2A0 ,1125 a 1,50. ShipCarpeaters .. 1,50 a1,70.. 200 a 2A2 . . Riggers .. ; 1,25 a . 1,75 a-- .. ...

... >~ EELYGATHERIN. .ftmck SARBNGS B u SA.TC o dcpoitsin th1e. Paris Savings' Banks on the 20th and 2fit' inst., amounted to 412,662f., and the sumls withdrawn to 1,178,000f. The amount wit4idrain onse- 766,00rf..Large quantities of Ihaywre'Ie st- eek. shipped at Cork. for the English market.; .The Queen-: has been pleased to approve of Mur. James Leigh, as Consul' at tiv.erpool for R113Bia. _ . ...

... s NEWCASTiE, SATURDAY, AUGUST 24, 1839. The arrivals of Wheat cosstwite this week, as well as the faimers' supply at to-day's market are moderate, but having bad tine warm weather since Tuesday, there was but little disposition to purchase, and the sale was dull at about last Saturday's prices. Since the market the weather has become wet, nudbhasavery unsettled appearance. The duty on Rye W ...

... 'MARETFAIRS' &e. r ~~ ~ l~~ l~~alije~~r v ine tvaud theo- .1,211c3*~e~aeaiai PtCriy, of'hat hr 01 t~ialilu~~ off4 r ei whiltm oaII atbake I dia -h9 14eeahe I h, 4~1a'oal 6;,an ewiizd old e~&i nw1detraei ueat' allng btrley ainoo ;r~~o1 4*a' hai~iy~ 'qr. Isat2- qr ats. irs Rlye. ~~0 qrsaifn. 875 'saeli6 Flour F`orelgnO WheatL ~0Cqrs.1t~e~iy'I-x0qr.Barey 000qrz Beans 1~qrs, ~~ Wfnlee ueI4 44s ...

... LONDON 1AWMETS. - t . . 1AR; i'LANE. MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 27. 183D * Thte rough weatber'baa kept our suppies very short, through thc neek, as well as for to-day's market. Wheat, both English and forelgn, found a rather better sale, at the previous rates. Oats from theIr scarcity, In sone inatauces, brought rather more money from necesaiteos buyers. Barley mailtained Its value, and beans ...

... NEVWCASTLI.E SATURDAY. A.MIf11 . 7163 Time lia -fair arrial of rarti oaarry heallsicrk, citna loo rirrpily lrogn Ir laroara at t Ui or, nojlo r .il:-it; ior roost smrr, licre is a ready densiriii ma l rall olntratito i, r roe. afldey In MlAil Cere fdrll sde. Floe e -aiiie boiding 11,ine fair rfonr & ad. (ts, aCre raltler dLamer. WV, hare irnt n go.ad dtemooird far CloveCr $,e.d and good red ...

... Tibc Ul si.P Pr:,tl. frotl, Nevilrtie to Milittah ba pot h1to ilagrate' '. I be Dl tinore. Siaialwuoed. Stvilerlaoid, no) -on;:n Ala Maruce. on tine 8SI lot.. otrarv tInbo siuutl pir, a ll rneue daolilng, to ln.rI owe. To, It odor. Sio1 ttr3 rooNlyuts u cidlb put onto Baseoo' goTet 100 it.B htet1 ro0.froNuucuslofrS.im 'The I'rlb roos Victoria. from Newraltte for Coinstoltoople noid line ...

... :s MARltL4NE. MONDAYEVNN A6UT013 P- Wa receined freshl upI to day, Meilroy fro. Snifot. Esse,, tMt brhdgeshore) a 6oed lirlply vi Wheat. noealy tire ett ~t -ts tre presenttyears gromsb. Tihere beieg.haiv dditiont~athe , 0 vats, a large uober of last w~eek's uosald sotrttesat too %VP s a as Ohls the wveather is~ very favauratji to the hase,.. Ott Ut 8 'a- the. Wheat trade asa exceediagly dull. ...