... AItARINL INTELLIGENTCE. The Margi-t, (i rlin, trived t Wihitby on thle st inst. troiti Grecu la iidI, le., tlI, ici in initi paiy with 13 ships, the whtklt! it hichw had hit imu rish ;ii uo .t th Onl Sida y enihl t;uc Abrihall,, Jackson, arriived at tll ftron ft3eeilnlilun, v ith 2 fish, ;3(\ tohs, being the ?? ship. The Latirel, Dai;tt, I Hsih, a:1idl the R WcIhel :ad AMIi, I lisia, arrived ...

... &I4RNE INTELLIGENCE. bohe Had naheo Snderiand, tor Hambro', sunk of Flani- bro Head on the 6th, and all hands perished. The Ann Elizabeth, Dixon, from Newcastle for Bremea, was totally lost off Catwyk, during a gale on the 5Uh inst. Crew saved. A few boxes of soap and some shilp's materials washed on shore. Blyth, March 15. The.Fraser, Davis, of and from this port for Dundee, ran upon Seaton ...

... -- . $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 ? ...

... 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, ...

... 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, ...

... I U N0Jrl EX h fs \ . l W ?? lad a. . - I o I I WUs i2j ;,vt'kyhrjat.CfiillJe 'D bui1, ; -7- Koic 1 t:. he (j1i'T.iiv 01, t vie, %0 'I eS but iing.II'c , 'ris Yi t a ready .sie or full ai gud ?? t1 l' sehiglif . it niudlio aud odiniay ?? sell very ?? ' r r u.. al s its Lhi i'eI~ X- Ipteer MqD pai u ~s, the ir i mtn bain-. smailli *:g:,1lqualities ale steady inl valk1e. 3e. n , thlotl>,l ?? , ...

... |tOiN 1:XCHAN(3. LON.LMIN. MUONDAY. JL ' I Owing to the very ravourabke state of the vreather. our w::c l: trark! swas exceedingly heavy at tbe close of last weel. The MIlly ot whent this mnorning was very moderate anid (ie ?? $iice this day se'niscght has bcen also small ; but havihg aI v.ry livl! dernand, but little progress could be made in sales even of the i5t runs, which are full is. per ...

... E ?? f'*A14tNE I NTELLIGENCE, I O Monind;1v SC'mig~lt, -In J-n1s'li~sih geititeinalt with his servant. landed at A bei decti frofi tbe brig, 'Dtiarwer, Emith, of' Sodu'iL:rlad, frontio 1eg ltj: I etth; :rr prts' t-ia' on tle !l s Sept. he ?? olibioard the 2tlai lters 'ath tuo sts-'ij, ftraol the I'tl.siar; ,.ailiot Nito !.tltti'l f ) Iapland litd ts jol. .ssothe ,ijite Sea, kin her passug to j ...

... ?? i\1, CI ?? ?? 4 DflN, DAY, M i~~tl 1. 'II '11i ?? .! ' ?? both this :Id l ast WeeP tiltvinrcuqwli cri ct I *ic tl C roan 4, lcj m el a l irv r :g, excess or Ivitit *hicbi toult! lit~l lge -,iSI imiett it ?? O~ltrti~itti ?? [1w1 iCprt'{ itl a ii ii (: il: 1e'; ai ?? . 0-1t''111L.V Q1:' *!lI SIRl li tt i .it ) lt[:LS Cii ilii~i 1111-c 1is only ai st:11~ zla ?? slth f~ii;cst SoiIT js fuilL ...

... CORN EXCHANGE. tOND)N..MoNnAy Octn~zi16. | Thei mealing trade was rather brisker on Ftiday last, and the arrival of wheat this morning from Essex and Kent being very moderate, and the, quality better than we have observed of late there was more life in the trade, and the best runs were selected l on terms rather higher than this day se'nnight. Barley, of which there was a good supply, met a ...

... I CAO'RN-Cl.. G.;L;.NUON. 71o; t -: t t .: .. . : : _ ?? - I. . . .. ?? I . .: I I.. Trle tulippl uf grain iI goteiierrn) rrl .,rur owv rr , ' ISfe'Plipht:E ia h mos' very mn.lrtr.t but m v ha vee'1.? stpliflnt1shr .t an'! ?? .4iOM? .rel'itte. t f ?? in] the shlmn * a!; ei.,eQT:'Ie, hcetiv i'fnm ...