... Newcastle Corn llfarkct, December 31.-Our farmers brought a fair supply of Wheat to this day's market, but the arrivals continue small from the coast, and the demand proved good for all descriptions of quality at similar prices to last Saturday. For Barley the trade ruled dull, at late rates, the arrivals beingr considera- ble. Old Malt was completely neglected. IIn Rye we had very little ...

... I -LUNDOIN MIARK~ETS. 'rom Mee Lontdon 1Nelt Price Current of Tuesday, Sue~a-j~usness Jan. 3. SUGAR.-B3usiness in the British Plantation market was resumed this day; importers displayed more firm- uess than previous to bhe close, and the trade were de- cidedly more dis)oescd to p1urchase: the demand was good tor the scale; and reliners were buyers to a fair ex- tent; the prices paid are fully ...

... LONDON, AN. 4. prom the Gazede of Friday, Dec. 30. BAVICRUM'S.-JOhn Gosden, Wilstead-streit Nvw- road, London, licensed-viottualler. Benjamin Hart Thorold, Willesden, dealer. James Burncs, Jernlyul- street, London, lodging-house-keeper. Giles Ja~mos Newton, Leicester-square. London, draper. Williamn M1organ Senior, St. Swithini's-lano, hardwareeman. William Hoad, Wickham, Hlampshire, grocer. ...

... I Mc-IY lqAltlAE'T' AND STUCNO LA TLJ,.L- | | GENCE. CiTY, IN'F')NESDAY.-SOOlie conversation has arisen in the City upon the on' j.ct of at tiletg Whiols toslato mete day at the Colonial Bank, aind at solvijli al to Pltac yestor- ?? relative to the smrious losses muat;1is s by le Co plony since its cuiiienctinent of btufiiics, a youtie tolan- Iess 5it un thiar Si), 0., and occasi OriIs ?? an ...

... PRICES OF' COALS IN- LONDO. I NEWCASTLE MOnDAV, JA.N. ?? NrDaFSDA, JAX. 4. S. a. e. d. s. 1. s. d. Cl~ester ?? .. 15 C to 16 0 15 9 to -- :tli or Cnrr's .. - - to - - 15 f' to ?? 6 D~itto) We'vst ?? .. ---t17 6to ?? Ditto Woost oastin's - - to -- 1 0 to Ditto IVest Ravells- wortb -- to - 16 0 to -- ilebbttrn tail .l . -- to 176to ilolyowll tillan . 17 .9 to -- - - to -- New Tantield., . . ] 4 ...

... | MARLNE IN'lNELLIGENCE. Cove ofDCork, Dec. 2h.-Tuihe brig induasty, Bell of Newcastle, 9 weeks from 13elize, for orders, with loss of bulwarkts, &c.s one boy died oin the passage. Stromlless, Dec. l4,gh.--T40 b arolieG abr alemisu , from NewcPstle tor Genoa, has been put OGl tho ground to stop a leak. tlavre, Dec. 2Dte.-An En2liTh ship, in a sinking state, aud abandonled by her crew, an ...

... MONEY MARKET AND STOCK INTELLI- GENCE. CITY, WonVESDAY,-The Stock l- Iathet is ?? to-day, and the speech of tle King of the French has imparted addi- tional firmness. On the Spanish Stoeig the influence of the King's Speech appears to be ratiter unfavovsirable than otiler- vise, the allusion as to interference, so far as huttmanity prompt- ed, not beieg looked upon as indicative of a ...

... JLONWON AIAIiKi?'V6. j ro~i, cle Lorlon. sica Price CurrenI of Tuesday, Jua. 1V. SUGAR.-The market has peesented a firm appearancec fR; ?? Plautation iunrar since wve last wrote. Tule ?? hia. been good ?? from grocers and retiners. The purchases lor the three market days have amount- ed to IbLU0 hhids alnd trcs; -omd alld fine yellow s'orts lave broudht an advance of' Gd per owvt: other lidls ...

... T)-l T a ?? veal, Jan. hrd- The brig Posidon, from Plymouth for Newcastle,1 ha ~i ee ?? of allchor. Groa Yarouth Jat. 3d.-jhe Hndo, Holland, of ?? ~~~d for Sunderlanl rmLno, si a od, Withy loss of anchor and chain. ' o - The bailaNth, Sron, of and for Sunderland from Loodbridne, has Pin ot ioea, with, loss of anco and chain. - The Greonwell Dobinson, Thumpso,1, of Sunder- land, also from ...

... MARKETS, PAIRS, &c. Newcastle Corn Market, January 7.-Our market was largely supplied with Wheat to-day from the growers, and we had also a fair show -of coastin samples, principally from Scotland; but the atten11i auce of' buyers being good, the trade remained very firm, and choice qualities of both English and Foreign com'anded is . er quar ter more money than on Saturday last. We had no ...

... I I Frrom the London Nv, Price C'urrcnt ol Tuesday, Jam. 17. SUGATI-Imiorters of British Plantation bave been more iclined to sell, and have submitted to a reduction oil ?? rates ?? per cwt, exce3tieig for the finest yellow sorts, which being scarce have sustained the former currency; the demand however has been 4ood both for grocery and refiing purposes. The purchasus for the three market ...

... From the Gazette of Friday, Jan. 13. BANxRurTs. -James Henson, Bury-court, St. Mary Axe, London,-upholsterer. Stephen LawgfGreat Port- land-street, blarylebone, London, upholsterer. John Wardle, now or late of Griffen-street, Shadwell, ship- owner and merchant. John Casson, Liverpool,corn- merchant and factor. John Dickenson, Newport, Monmouthshire, butcher. William Smith and Jolin Sitekals, ...