... From the Gazette of Friday, July 21. BAvisnursu.--Heary Andrews and Charles Twining, Peckham, brewers. William White,oiun., Alderagate. street. City, chemist. Thomas Lloyd Jones. Wimborne Minster, I)orsetshire, surgeon. Henry Ellis, London- lane, Norwich, draper. Joseph Starling, High-street, Southampton, hbtter. John Gray, Jarrow, Durham, timber-merchant. [August 1, at 12, September 5, at 1, ...

... I The Atlas, from South Shields, was in contaet, in Gravesend Reach, on the 21st ult, with the Marton, and soon after sunk in deep water. North Shields, May 24.-The Concord, of this port foundered after being in contact with the Ebenezer, of Brixham, which vessel has also received considerable damage. - The John, from Grangemouth for Dordt, has put in here leaky, and must discharge. - 27.-The ...

... 1'rnm thse Loudon New pric, cU _e4 JTusdp July 25. SUGAR.-Importers of West .India Sugar axe still desirous to realize, and have submitted to a, reduction OU former prices of 6d per owt, for good and fine yel- low, and Is for inferior and brown sorts; not withstand- ing this concession on their part, still grocers and re- fiaers have purchassd wsith caution, the sales for the three market ...

... . ; : L. . . I I i ?? the G6xefte of Friday; Aft 19. BANsRuPTs.-William Stdnt, Oxford-street, hqsier Henry Cundall, Little Hadhawi, 4ertfordsbire, inn: keeper and farmer. George Flowers, late of Holloway, belt now of Hammersmztl, builder and aubtioneei. William Gordon, Colohbster, coach proprietor. Philip Speytr and Joseph Schubach, Higif Holborn, tailors. Jotn Furma, Paington, Devonshire, ...

... M I ARINE INTELLIGENCE. . i -t BT' A }AA 7 _ , . A . - . - lorth ;bields, November 22-''Th Christopher Dovd, Cook, arrived here this evening from London, with loss of topmaast. The Russian Finland vessel Liberbas, for Marseilles, during a heavy squall this morning, par- tially heeled off the sanid where she was lying in our harbour, but did not apparently take damage, and pro- ceed. to sea ...

... MONDAY, AUG. 7. WEDNESDAY, AuG. 9. NEWCASTLE e. d. a. d. S. d. e. d. Adair's Main 12 9 to 13 0 ?? to - Elmnlork ., .. -- to -- 16 6 to - Hartley Carr's .. 15 0 to - to - Ditto Clark's .. 14 6 to -- to -= Ditto Taylor's . 14 9 to - - to. Ditto West.. .. 16 Uto to -- Ditto West Buddle's 15 0 to -- - to -_ Ditto West Davison's 15 0 to -- 15 0 to -- Ditto West tasting's - -- to -- 15 6 to - Ditto ...

... | Ph7fi 8 ,6NIJN MAhIaETS. ,,From i44i.ndfin~ Prie CurreisAg o1 -Fssdgg , June 27. SUokat.-Althoug Importers of West Indadl, Sugvs, have ?? to a reduction on former rates ofd to lts per ewt, still grocers atd refiners have purchased with nuo ch&autionrond the market haspresented a dull appearaugee; 'the purchases for the three market days have amvneted to only 750 hhds and tierces, including ...

... MONDAY, DEC. 4. WEDNEXDAY, DEC. G. NEtWCASTLE a. d. d. , d. 6 .0 Adair'sitlaj - - to -- 13 6, to- Charlotte 16 0 to -- -- G to - Chester.. . 16 0 to - llartley Carr'ss b 15 9to--- id u to - - j t Ditto Fenharn to 4 0 to -to Ditto RavenOsort 33 6 to . 1 , i to -_ Dtt WestlBuddl, 16 0 to _ - 17 o to -- D ?? Davison,., -- to 16 3 to -_ ttop Widst oast O to 13 6 to- n1 to HSunerl and 17 0 to - 1- ...

... MIARLNE INTELLIGENCE. Gravesend, Feb. IB.-A schooner, name unknown, came foul of the brig Pallion, Spurs, of Sunderland, when riding in Gravesend Reach on the 16th at 5i ii., took the best bower anchor from off the starboard bow. and did damage to the hull and starboard bow. - ...

... Netwaate Corn Market, February 18.-We had again a very large supply of Wheat at market to-day Iromi the growers, but no samples oftering coastwise, and the trade ruled dull for all descriptions of quality, although prices could not be quoted any cheaper thanj on Saturday last. The arrivals of Barley from Nor- filk and Suffolk being kept back by adverse winds the few samples oflering, commanded ...

... I v. , A . A _ I..j A. - _ . Deal, August 92.-The Edward Bilton has arrived here from Calcutta.. Yarmouth, August 22.-The Leander, from Shields to Naples, struck on the Barber Sand this morning, but has been assisted off. Elsinore, August 9.-The Waterlily, of and from Sunderland, for St. Petcrsbnrgh, stink on the 4th in- stant, in the North Sea. Great Yarmouth, August 15.-The Harvest, Davis, ...

... NewcastlB Corn Market, Dec. 2.-Our farmers brought a good supply of wheat to this day's market, but we had trifling arrivals from the coast, and a fair ex- tent of business was transacted, on similar terms to last Saturday. In free foreign samples there was very lit- tle passing, but holders would not accept of less meoney. The arrivals of barley exceeded the demand, and even the finest ...