... L ., AN A*OV*NY OP COAL OULMT. ED Ortnyana. lmported into the otr of x ondon, during the Iemr 1832, and Mold at tile Coal lfoarset, Specifyinq the Quanfdifics of each parlicui7r Sort, s.v poer Filter's Cerlijjcnvqv. - -I - PtibJi ild by Autlhority *1 the Cuala mid Co)w C(',mletLj, I NEWCASTfLE COAL Ships. Quality. J'ns ft Atlairs 24 Beaumont 9,522 S Bell, Robson, and Co. * Low Mai Ni . - 00 70 ...

... 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 ...

... Il. :&3ETS, FAaLS, &c. At Neweastle market, on Saturday last, the supply of wheat from the farmers was again liberal, the condition poor, and the sales were slow, at little variation in price from that day se'nnight. Several of the oat samples were very interior, andt that trade ruled heavy at receding prices. The arrivals of barley during the week have been large, the best samples of which ...

... MIWAR~cET~S, PAj1S. &c. At Nercastle market, on Saturday last, there was another fair supply of wheat from the tlsrrners, and there being a good demand for seed, the whole sols. readily, on fi.ll as goout telims as last Saturday. In south country wheats little doing. The oat trade vas slow, at t he quotations. Some large sales of barley have been made during the week, but the supplics are ...

... MAialcerss , &c. At Newcsastir market, on Saturday last, there was a fair stipply olvo' iheat firuntheifarmers, both of the old and new crop; rsiaily ?? of the latter in damp condition: the whole was stosdlly taken off the old at former rates, the new at all prices loam 4 I.s. to 6Is. per quarter. The new oats were in better cmdrlition, and sold more readily, with little variation in value. ...

... DrArLIETS, r Aras, &c. Ai Newcastle imarket, on Smudii iy List, li ore was a niore flu- derate supply of wheat ForomI flt ?? dihitl if la te, aid the sale brisk ;it i adli, vance ol Is. pcr I plarter. 'J'Thc (Oat trade roe- ?? ines ?? an anllaitiolii: tlt he 1 Ijuly' was i ken ullo iaeavily at dro3pllg prJices, ?? Lii tll Iui)'0iS ?? i't into stock. ]3ur- lev is heiavy sale, mill a shlaii ...

... I - 1- A BE', FAIS, Xc. Uerivich, Icb. 7- g Is 7l per busdrret. Bultertse. to 4s ,. Thc lulljonvijtg is the dtuantity and average price of g9aili sold in this tnarket, on the 2lud itI , taken fromi the in- ?? weekly con rejvjtus -Whcat ION quarters, at T53. 1 id. Bairley, I14 ditto, ut 25j. St. Oa(s, EMH ditto, at 18a. 14d. Bauis 7 ditt, at v1. 8;d. lc'es 4b 4itto at 2 s. Ih1. At Relsa ...

... ?? - - , 3rON)3_djl_ , via -_ go a, i'orn lavt l~ig is Gi- 7t e.) BANKRUPTS. J. Strangmal, jun., Cheapside, London, flour tfietor. Tr. Ivedino, Manchester-street, London, mu- sic publisher and seller. H. Holt, Somerset-street, Portman- square, London, boekseller. J. A. Taylor, Georre-street, Hanover.square, London, boarding-house-keeper. W. Dela- main, St. Mary-le-bone, London, wine merchant. ...

... .- .. .. . . .. IFlom tlhe A'Net London Price (Cuirrcent, Fewblhiy I2. 51?1 Alt -Thlw bll inoiler. Are wlentloiued In fhe Fuigni In ;ket mu Tietilay wits 10i1, m ainialtlel, but theric leins a Ntenidy troth, htld thiellr lhee vwire fully 8luppiirted ; tll l's tijmttitel purcltsstr Werie ?? hthld.; at] I rs. TIle Ialket Ills folori rsi , i I tlthia' Ittsilliesss; tb putnm-aie do jont exelted 4 ...

... mOlVDOIM 1YAR.zSEs. 1'rantl5 tlhe A ?? LIonifone ',rice (l'urtent. A pil SOl. F;ss ''lie Sugar nuin ket was verv f[ili last wvvek, ani the itt ?? wtere iii ?? iiistanioies (1( to Is. per cwt. lecher, blt Iro Iit'ele;l iiipijrnsc'iiwlit iii the ilirreney totldlie A liedl; lIL' estittlisitksl ts 'I the teetk were 2501) hhds, anid t Mli, l Nwas a large sale ?? theredilced stork. Thle iitsi lt is ...

... I -- Wv~RVI,~ AZDS,1- At Newcastle market, on Saturday last, there was a fair sup- ply of wheat from the farmers; the best samples of which sold readily, at last week's prices; the inferior parcels were dull, and may be noted a shade lower. Oats met with a dull sale, at a reduction of Is. per qr. Bright barley would sell readily, but the inferior samples are difficult to quit. There are no ...

... I .. Ik-- O -radLILNEWS'Pallts, &C. At Newcastle market, om Saturday k;, frere wasa sma supply of wheat from the farmers, yet the coasting arrivals, both of flour and whoeat, have, during the neek, been considerable, and the trade was very dull, at a decline of Is. to2s. pet quarter on all but the finest parcels. Oats A Cre in'sniall supply, atd met with a better sale, at the prices of that ...