... 'RCE 4SHAKESA INrWCAM. 27. BANKS, RAILWAYS, &c. ?? 44 PCr, BANKS. ~ x.I . ll . S. dL 20,OOONorth Of England. 10~ 10 0 10 0 0 60,000 Northumn. and Durhlot!c 1.5 0291 is 30,000 Newocastie, Shields&. no 10~ 5 0 9 0 0 50,000 Nevwcastle upon TyeJitSok 10 4o .3 4 10,000 Newcastle Comerial . 10, 7 10. 07 10 *- 10,000 Sunderland Joint Stloi~ 5 010 6i 1is 7,6000 Stockton and DurhmCony 201 501 I 6 0 ...

... ROD%0 FRItIA' AND TGXSDAY NtIGHTS' GAZETTUS. BANKRUPTS. February I8.-jobn Peirraicol and Tempest Fletcher, ifacelesldeld-street, ICity-road, filddleseX, coal Uivrchallttf. Samuil Jasmea Pettet Warren Moatthiews, Nicholi-squareO, Crippiogate, London, Iloenced viloualler. George Wool- Cott, Or'ownlow-mvews, Grey's Inn-lane, and Doughty- street, Milddlesex, builder. John Mlason, Little Chester- ...

... FRlOM LAST NIGHT S GrAZEfT0. BANKRUPTS. William M'Pherson, Hatton-wall, Middlesex, oilman. William Henry Browne, Manchester, stono merchant. Richard David, Newbridge, Glamorganshire, grocer. Jamcs Dawkhis, West Green,Tottenham, cattle dcaler Thomas Fox, Alfred-place, Old Kent-road, Middlesex, carman. Thomas Tomlin, Liverpool, drysalter. John Martin, King-street, Cheapside, London, woollen ware ...

... 'MONEY MARKET AND STOCK INTELLI- GENCE. *CrrTr, IWEDNEsSDAY.The Funds, both Blriiish and Foreign, were in a stagnaut state, money continuing tight at 6 and 68i per rent. Shares are nearly at the last rates, and the dull. ness of the snorket continues. The late gales nrc believed In the City to have taken an extm:sl Ivo sweep, and to have done snoreO stamoge ltoan was at first supposod . PRICES ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, Dnc. 2. FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAzaTTE. PARTNERSHII's DISSOLVED.-H. Lotherington and Co., Nowveastle-upon-Tyne, grocers. BANRnUurlS.-Nathauiel '1reasure, Reading,, Bork- shire, boot and shoe-manufacturer. David I-ledges, Oxford, plunmber. Benjamin King Johnson, Rodcross- street, Cripplegato, apothecary. William Mor-timer Roberts, Pembroke, innkeeper. William Stone, Glon- -cester, ...

... IIMPERIAL PARLIAMENT, I1(USI, 0.1I LQJ3tj)S, MU(NDOC1, Jtrx 27. 727e Bishop q ?? Prielitet a petiti) t frcm eertae cicer gymetl if) 311S diOCceC agaillt the I ienionsticri ItUtino :ni l;; Iveliaes bill. 'he Aarl of fiaddhinglon brought up the relort of itb. clect ?? oil (he Udlille, V81ee pt'rs bill.Th TiC b~le ?? ob'I'Veti. t at uwlevii ite bill wvas bedure their IvrdaibipS 1ine tie *blli be ...

... Newcastle Corn Market, JulY 4.-Tshere was a mode- rate supply of wheat from the farmers at this day's market, but largo arrivals coastwise, and a fair extent of business was transacted at an advance of Is. per qr. on the prices of last Saturday. Oats were in fair sup- ply, and sold at late ratss, Malt experienced a mode- rate demand at the quotations. In ryo there was very little doing. Beans ...

... As we stated last week, money for discofi t has become decidedly more plentiful, and may now be had forfive per cent, pretty currently on good Bills.. The Foreign Exchanges, however, are nearly as adverse as ever; they were the other dayjust as adverse as they were some monttis ago, when the Bank began the action upon the Currency; and we repeat that while this lasts, it is a matter of vital ...

... I FOREIGN ]iELLIGENCE. 8 THE EAST. .4-. The following appeared in the Timm of Fri- day last, a~s an extraordinary express from Mar- t seilles'-7 CoNsTANTINOPLC, OCroBER 18.-Politics have B been remarkably quiet during the last few days. Frenebdiplomacy, in particular, is at this mo- ment marked by moderation, and we have heard that the renewed mission of M. de Walewaski to Alexandria is of a ...

... MARKETS FAIRS, &c. . NEWCASTLE, SATURDAY NOV. 14.1840. Thearrivalseearatise are small, particularly of wbile; and the farmers' supply of this article being only moderate, it sold on fully, as high term. as last week, although Its coodijilon was much affected by the late moiot weather. irbe stocks of south country flour bein g pressed on the market at low figures, say 45t to 4es per sack, ...

... MARK1 , FAIRS, &C., ___ . _~~~------ NEWCASTLE. SATURDAY, JANUARY 1i, 1840. IVe have had a~week of fne dry weatheri and the farmers are IDmily employed with field work duadlsowItg, on which, account the sauppi rof'Wheat and Oats -at markett.day was' bt simali. We diditot lotlce ally Improventens in' the In;- provement-in,the Condition of the samples notwithstanding the chauge intli weather. ...

... AR7 S FAIR , , market In tbd*$In 'wee indl Saturday ls: eats, . ot. a,. Rye ..8qrs. 0buib . 14if ' 160 )N Bae .. 2 -qras.Obusba7. 141 4- ~-1 lx. 0 A I'~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ll'a . ------------ - .-- .1 N I -Q (I ,d St, NDW(ERLEAND C ANJVTRMR2'(hra difyteast )t Wnto;abb.0n - to 9Sd. 1' .0,'9bt O.Od. sax3tf,6XehC.; uter 48,.5dto4sBd. 1.3 *'X0 .- . -hdi1 sD80 quart 4 * $ra. a e artednper ...