... 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, ...

... I - - Newcastle Corn Market, January 14.-Our farmers brought a large supply of Wheat to this day's market, but we had small arrivals from the coast, and the de- mand proved good for English as well as Foreign samples, at an improvement of Is. to 2s. per quarter on the rates of Saturday last. Barley also commanded Is. per quarter more money, the arrivals being unusually small. Oats were in ...

... North Shields, Jan. ?? Percy, Hair, of South Shield,, from London; and John and Isabella, of Sun derland, both in ballast, got upon the rocks here this mormin; the Percy was far up to the NXE. of the John and Isabella, and both were in a dangerous situation. The crew of the John and Isabella were got out by the life-boat; but the Porcy is acomplete wreck, onlypart of her crew were saved. The ...