... Ill1. , .-~ft L G N 1 Iv&l r'aniict o r -n ,=rTi co of droat hber tpm ast, reled over on the side on the 21st idstant, f. ibd. her ssils split, Wh~'aabout ten ,Ites distp 'vlaeIu bore up 'for this barioutr--.Te Mi~o~a~iffi~eli,- ~fi~pot'ts lia@ pat bak tfith stem stove; ol ptoeeding out on SauArday, heb caught th1e light pointqand aame ia contact with the Autumn, of Sunderlnnd.; ::iyary., ...

... North Shields.April 29-MlrPsriugleoftbe Cluthab of and fs London, arrived here, reports that on the night of last when coming .down the Swin, in thick and Fridaf5cb.er, found the Clutha on the point of coming ?? l- sin with a loaded sloop; the square mainsail was ns mediatelY hauled up, and an attempt made to round the ship n to another tack, but unfortunately the wheel chains ghip fol and the ...

... LONDONS FEBRUARY 28. (From the Gazette of Friday, February 23.) BAftmRUpmS.-Alfred Westley, Southill and Biggles- wade, Bedford, ?? Webster and Richard Webster, jun,, Cornhill, chronometer ?? main Barrotte, North Walaham, Norfolkinnaeeper.- Richard Clarke, Aldersgate-street, woollen ?? Davis, Walton-on-Thames, Surrey, ?? Chatterton, jun., Derby, lead ?? Miles, Worcester, stock ?? Lowe, ...

... [Continued from the 2nd page of paril 1.1 Ramsgate, Feb. 20-The Celerity, Emmet, from Shields for Dartmouth, put into this harbour to-day leaky, having been on shore on the Brake sand. Margpte, Feb. 22-The brig Mary Bentley, Main? of Aberdeen, from Newcastle for Marseilles, got on sh'oie 6n'- the Goodwin sand last night, and after getting off very leaky, sunk in deep water; crew landed here ...

... TIHE FUNDS. SATURDAY--The meatrnet' fothO ?? finds continnes to be in a very agitated btate, with a large amount of spe- culative business day. l nsols onso for money and the ato 0ounhit oenehad ?? 85t to 85, 'rapidybdeclined to 85n S o ura, and have since rallitd to g 8. The general tendency, however, of all the markets is downwardhc . The foreign share market ha bnotb sutoered a ...

... MONJEY MARKET AND STOCKINTELLI- GENCE.I CITY, TUESDAY EVENING.-On 'Change to-day the proposed imposition of the income-tax on foreign dividends was a fer- tile topic of conversation.. The impression seems to be, that tie deduction of the tax on payment of the dividends by tihe contractors will in many cases operate unfairly, Is the stock may be held by a foreigner who has nothing to do either ...

... I MONEY MlABI1iET AND STOCK INTE L Ll- I ~ - -- GENCE. PRICES OF STOCKS EACH DAY. Thill. 1`24. Sat. 1n. Turs. 71'rdj. Bank Stock ?? 173 173 ,l73L 1730. ,, 1 .. 173 Three per Cent. Red. ..s) a ?? 054 955 .i) .Sf )5q 15 Three per Cent. Consols 94i 9l~ 4A 4 4 3A per Cent. 118 ?? r per Cent. Reduced 10 102 .102 102 102 102 New 3* per Cent ?? .1014 10thBI 1014 1014 101A 101 Long Annuities, ?? 12 ...

... AIEMNI''Y MAUlJlT AND STOCK INTELLI-| . - ~~GENCE.I CryT, NVu:DMSIDSAY..The Funds continue in an inactive state, with scarcely a bargain having been made. Gonsols are #28 9-4 for 1loney, 924 buyers for the Account. New T'hreeand.a4{lif per Gente, 100sf 10u0i India Stock is rather better, some leaving bec Sold at 249 the Bonds, 35 pre- niuo. Money has been in greatr dmand, and sales of ...

... a ?IAR1bETS FAIRS, &c. ?? r, -.We head a -osMarke, I1eceswter D.-,we nau a y'ecwa6j Cwfvnheat at tbis day's market frona the l5jrd 6oppas Oell as a fair sbhovF of coasting samples, grolver'E 9ade remained firm both for English and fo- dt11daltr at tast Saturday arates. Barleymet rlikle qdsilatue, atlt prices. Malt scarcely masia- .a value oats were in good supply from the ,ndisad r~uled a ...

... . FrOISSm !lie Gazette of Friday, AMay 7.) B '*N^i~ii vie.-.Robert Cogan, Leicester-stI5R1e, glass merchant. Frederick Deddelle. lvde, Isle of Wiglht, perflmer. James Rumaey, Lalcsdonlie-villas. Fulbam- road, dryealtier. Wiutrll. ?? .al 84ie, Manchester warihuollonian'. John Laxton, Ches- hunt, Hertfordshire, linen draper. Wdlliam Andrew, Doval'.s-iale, Hornseyroad, liervstable keeper. James ...

... From the London New Price Current of Tuesday, October 26. SUGAit.-The trade have been anxious to purchase West India AIagcovadoes Sugar, and from both Grocers and Refinersthle demand htis been brisk for all descrip! tions, and an advance on former rates of Is has been paid for yellow, and 6d to is9 for brown qualities; the large quantity of 2,200 hhds and tres, has beeu dis- posed of by ...

... MO:iO~Y y ?? ARKvi AND STODC K I -TELLP' GENCE. i so, Mr es still rvmaiii tijill, (ilL.i beilig '41ts. IRedtlc-d ?? j1 10 1t tile 2l3th of 71lai Thieu per lo 1t.;. lRjdi', Si Neov Three annd ii tlalf per Cenrts. Cr, tie kittei bei'. 'i7 lxchequer billsrc both bihi- Ih TRoreiglX Slarsie .- drhc ftlrinnr 15 1; premiumz. PitpcIt:l Ul Uect 1 ISI tA DAY. l'Rtt'l..R 'IT Cl',uCK- EACH DAY. !)itFIS ...