... ITHE WRONGS OF~ GLI1MEN- -AND( AtH: W ..: TU~ite'RBMOVE w T , ' ', - ADDRESSEDu. TO .THR . CORN SAWW II- .,D, ,,. PlE4LER; ,ecD'.C HIARTISTIS. , ':: , - pW~hbnfl' r0elt upon the deranged atat6 .o 'ba*- an I7commiee twith' no prospect of im- provement,: wbeni-.l':iist my~yea adtlook at the destituie-beaSqgwho surround me, and when I observe the pathy aed. indifference manifested by thshould~be ...

... - MARiNE EINTELLIGEIGE T.XV f The Lady WI)tasnVo, rier tGdeeu i Thursday for Malme The Bueejihatus, Parcher, for CalcuUt4 t brougit upat At. Helen's on thelet Iist The Lunes, GO&entieldi fromu Qaebc; and'Bu oe, Miler, have arrived at Bristol. The Mary Young, Mtether, and YVibla, Pat , sailed fretn Coustasthipllfe on~h.Otb9t JOne. -: -' The Syra, Mitchell, irriled at Conatantluople *03 liver ...

... I I - M NEWCASTLE,. SATURDAY OCr. 31,1840. 'The arrivals of all descriptions of grain constwise areyery rnoderate this weei8 We baie noticed rathef a better eel- logIts, the trade, and haviig. a small, supplyi f.farmers' wheat at market Ibis morniig, good drygsamples met a ready eale at an adeance of Is per quarter. Fine forelgn wheat obtaIned the sanie adVance, and considerable sales have ...

... .J I - I , !AR MARK LANE. MQ4NDYA EVENiNIG J6N1B 15.,18i.. ..Tbe arrlvpisl of jseat fresih up to our marklet this morninrg from Eser and' enit, were, the tlne: of yearionsidere4.. soumewbat extetsive,autd bf very superior.qalityn bet from a Hlltler ta:isrof Ettgland,. coastwiseias siell as by Iand carrlagc, and sample; the receipts were ,om1a itgnnually- limired scale. Although the stands ...

... I LOND( N MARKETS. it of MARKK LANi, MONDAY gVENING, NoV. 30,1840. n Notwlthstandiogl our ma, ket this nMornling wast very mo- derately suppliid with samples of English wheat, ediher _ fresh up. or as the refuse of ast wtek's sstppt), and tI attendance wtas quite as numerous as we have bad occsaion S to renark-tn several preceding reports, the utmost s5Uh - tihen prevailed li the demand for ...

... MGN-Eli -FA'IR.;: t: ' the select ommittee oft~ie~~Uonseof -C oin.~ *.noz~ ppBan~ngafiirs th Pwe'rs - or.- a.',beaw'ip f;ir..,'n tinstant aginst ixt.w.^IW .,; i ThiaX bsindeed'a -pltty 'comaplete: answerf.3, Bankeriianzcomid unityip >wlthout~the issuejof Bales of smail notefor all soita of sumas'tothe .:'utter ~ezc1ieion .o 4ehcie ommuiiity, !db&i irnminei.t ,~e~of the o iei pibo *read th'efr ...

... .?,. .1-VIL;l ?)NARKEMXA ., :- -.fit ------ - h~ms~srsthere mucb& of the fo~rynt,r Ip4jjp broad ~''At'(o lfY's-nsnrk4 thed 'was fortlnii~i, It ~idod~ibPlpyq tpis'dfay eat.nwgb( Sorldi day weekA11:01g, IIwehave ~ sted. we avi bad at intervals heavy showersrad la-h night there was at veryhayrian ubscn b ieewt. b~e,tom ilflhitlasingo e'ehIlhetE etijirefran fro pureissi g, cet; foi their Immedi-, ...

... Pones' ov NEWCasTLE ASsoCIATION FOR Tna PRESRVAi- TIoN OF LIFE PROM SHuPwRIexc.-A deputation from the te Committee of t is Association visited the northern stations, extending from Creiswell to Holy Island, last week, for the purpose of inspecting the Life Bouts, Manby's Mortar Appa- ratus, Dentletts Rocket Apparatus, and other means of say- c5 ing life from shipwreck, and of applying ...

... T RADE AND COMMERCE. MANCHEsTER.-There was a good general in- quiry both for goods and yarn; but as a great majority of the spinners and manufacturers held out resolutely for higher prices, which the buyers in general were not inclined to give, the amount of business did not quite correspond with t~he extent of the inquiries. In some few cases An advance was given; in the remainder the 11 ...

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... M T i kA -a , ,eKta * -. NEWCASTLE. SATURDAY:SEPT. 25. I1s5. JWe bave'a fair arrival of wbeat andiour (rowM tbe aouth and severai aew cugoei of wheit'are inrfrom abroad. -At to-day's market there wasaa good supply 'of'what frothc farmers,.chliely newr, gret part of whiqh was in very soft .conidltln;, nood dry'samples'wert 'falr'eqfest at felly .te rates of last week, nor corld other escrlptonl ...

... 1|'V ' 'A1I Fe 'c 10Atto-day's market I ~amn spl fWbeat. engol I Inlted, and, as little ai4ceuulpo ad 'be.i ad'o u fe sitockts ofthis ritn. ll br 1506ur;s ivu pi ~the.)Idsd dnty yetedyter aauIrehdeligf 'conflieinejlnthe Iradenrly odfehWasot money. Oats were fill short supply, .nu odfehL 'sold biskluy at 'full'pirices. -,for. GirlndlngBrethewa iratlier.'o i Wilr uiry, -bt itoehangeini orcs. ...