... MOINEY ivMAckET. THUiSDAY.-The first quotation of consols was 87j to s4, whence, in consequence probably of uneasi- ness regarding Ireland, and the increase of unfavoura. ble reports of the potato crop in this country, they de- clined rapidly to 87X. Towards the termination of business, however, a reaction took place, owing, in some measure, to a large purchase of reduced, and they left off ...

... MARX INTELLIGENE~WL ihe Anne Eliza nd .Ian f li Qebec, fe&'Hull, with ioe; of sails,' ilwarki&oc(lb t vwanting no Seistanue), was ipoken on the1f 2n -lditssdoe 4t, longitude 27-wind B-bY thL In ~ ~ ~~ ?? f NortrShields, Nov. 1i-The Pr for Cartbageia,gronnded, n the9lanaintte StsnbopeandTyne dropabatrcame. off niext tide, ?? wIthout' dslmge. Mr Cram, of the-bri ;Choioe, OtEas port,; arrived ...

... I Whitbly. July 16-The Symmetry, of Lynn. which went 01a the rocks on the 10ith in~stsiut, has been got o9, 110d towed into Stockton. flarwich, July 15-The Integrity, Moore, from Sander- land for London, 'has been on shore on the unufleet Sand, biut Was assisted offarftsr throwing overboard about 30 tons of coals, and proceeded. Plymouth, July 18-Pot in to embark: ?? Duchiess ot Northumberland ...

... I fi . - North Shields, Dec. 1-The North Britain, Johnson from Halmburgb, recently under Customs' detention, has been released to-day on giving a bond, and depositing 50Z. - 2-The Courier, Norris, of and from Plymouth, lying near Clarke's Wallsend, Hated off, and has received coo- siderable damage. - 3-The Nova, of and from Sunderland, was passed on the 30th ult. off the Newarp, out 9 days, ...

... | MARIE- I OiNC. I - MARIN-E INTELLIQENCE. 7 . Worth ShieD-Asnt1t b Pomnona,' I gomen yatsthellihopes the way f(lehnaI- tuk Necsl 0 w~eurot hor asle tonted offthent for~urli, isnowbnsierti as neviabl olos.yh was-lr 5 a fne vesel, nti hd bee engaed a ihtgois trde for. Treasurer, of ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ou this pttihc sie parso Odays agefro Qebd, ad iesnevr~lno~btn eafrd Suner Hl d and, thic s ep rogut ...

... Newcastle Co'rn Market, Octyer e ?? farmers brought a very large supply of wheat to market to-day, the whole of which was cleared off on nearly the same terms as last Saturday. In coasting samples of free foreign we had little doing, but holders generally would not accept of less moiiey. The arrivals of barley are trifling, and prices advanced full 2s per qr. Malt also ruled 2s per qr. dearer, ...

... MARKETS, FAIRS. tic. ' I NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARYKET, AuG. 14. The show of fat cattle on offer here to-day was again 116all, but their quality was improved from that ot last week. With sheep there was a falling off in quantity, 'hile their quality was fully an average. Contrary to expectations-as Lockerby and Melrose lamb fairs, and also the 0rst of the Falkirk Trysts are held to-day -the supply ...

... LIVERPPOOL, MANCHESTER, AND NEW- CASTLE UPON TYNE JUNCTION RAILWAY COMPANY GENERAL AND SPECIAL MEET- INGS. . The several ordinary, extraordinary, and half-yearly meetings of this Company, which were adjourned from Manchester, on the 305h of March, were held at the London Tavern, Bishop3gate-street, on Thursday the 4th, and were attended by nearly 100 of the proprietary. There were only five ...

... [Continued from the 2d page of part 1.1 Yarmouth, Norfolk, May 9-The brig Thomas and Afar, garet, Hall, of and from Sunderland for Portsmouth, this morning caught the ground on a knowl grown out from the Barber Sand, and which has lately become very bad. A boat and crew from C sister have been engaged they are now heaving Coals overboard, and after laying anchors we hope she will be got off ...

... Ssates. Sbare. RAILWAYS. Pd. Pric:e. 16000 60 Aberdeen ?? ?? 95D0u 20 Awber,Ntittijg.,Bostost & East.. 5 a00us 20 Birititiigln Or ?? JUiscLioll 29 35101'l 20 li1h1ilghiiiltms, Wi~over., & batlle I to 1 45900 31 dirkenbtasted, Lass.,& Ciles. JLii 20 If 2500 274 do. iate Cheater oitud Birelissnlail 2;i Ibj 12000 20 busolts bltilulaod, & Thintssglsata O a5 1500U Idtoa ristot all EXterie 9 U 58 ...

... .. 1, ?? o ? .11 J. ? - . . . . -jj-'j)OV ?? 515- 4 N .P. ?? ?9. ? ! lt?,;f I , , rf3robm the Gazetif of Fridays, April 20.) BANmitJPTs.-Jbbu Loustan, Cru tichedfrirs, wilen- merobanti-'3bhu Myers. Levine, Norwich, jeweller.-- Samuel Se6al, ,Little Qunstreo. Holborn. chinr dealer JSamuel ndewartlttn. Mvear8t&O6g I mpahire, grocer.- -Ja Paes Andi'ew~rtsa,'Alvert0tker a ?? William Fbrtescue, ...

... IMAE-LANE EXPRZLSS REVIEW OF THE CORN-TRADE I L DUAING THE PAST WErE,. This time last month we directed attention to the ex- tent of the importation8 of foreign grain, pulse, and flour into the United Kingdom during the mouth ending 10th October. We have now an official return of the quanti- ties on which duty was paid from 10th October to the 6th November, which shows that h,,f i;fI. ?? A - ...