... I, _ L_. ONDON MARKETS. I From the London New Price Currecsl of Tuesday, April 2,.5 SUGAR.-The West India Sugar market has presented a lively appearance since our last report; the grocers have been eager purchasers of all descriptions, and the demand from the refinets have been good, the prices paid show an advance on those previously quoted of 6d to Is per owt, the greater rise being on Sugar ...

... MARKETS, PAIRS, &c. E Newcastle Corn Mfarket, April S.-Our farmers 'I brought a very large supply of Wheat to this day's , market, but we had few or no samples offering from the , coast, and there was a fair demand for English, as well , as foreign samples, on similar terms to last Saturday 3 Barley scarcely maintained its value, although thea coasting arrivals are very trifling, as our ...

... ?? APRIL 17. WNDNsSDAY, NEW)CASTLE S. d. S. d. s. d. Adoir'sl lain .. _ to -- 13 0 Chester *. _ _ to -_ 14 6 Dean's Prirnroso .. 14 0 to _ - 14 0 ?? Canl's .. 15 0 to - 106 Ditto West .. .. 11 6 to 15 0 ]Ntto West Buddle's 15 6 to -- -- Ditto West Davison's 1l 6 to -- 10 6 Ditto West Ilacting's 15 6 to -- 15 0 Ditto West Nelson 15 (i to -- -- Ditto Ravensworth 15 0 to .. .. 15 0 Holywtll Mainl ...

... I From the Gazette of Fridai, March 31. BANKReUrr-Ezra, Harle, St. John.street~-road chemist and druggist. Edwin Miles, Bridge-houase place, Newington-causeway, London, saddlers iro. mongersand leather-sellers. James WhitingS r street, Clerkenwell, carpenter and builder. T.s homas -uchnAndover, commion-carrier and waggon. proprietor, and dealer in hay and corn. Thomeas ager, Cheshunt, ...

... | LONDON MARKETrS. Foron the London New J'1*ice cizrrent of T7zesldy1, A2pril 4. SUGAR.-Although the arrivals of all descriptions of sugar have been small since we last wrote, still holders ot Wost India hare beeW desirous to sell and have sub- mitted to a reduction on former rates of Gd for good yellowv, and is per Cwt for all other descriptions: the trade have purchased with caution. The ...

... | I oan the Gazette of 7riday, A pril21. B&f1l1PTIS.Edward Vaughan Austin, 61, Parma tenr Bchantlan, Hnowo formerly anf shere, Smurrey brwr. ?? Waler, Souto Jams' thealder Lan-etr ashre g.Rocer. TheasBroe, Ledtilivr erpool, vic-| Edlllbal gh, ?? EibEmDbrvieh, tualler. ~ ~ ~ ~ hnwredalr DIVIDENDs.-Willian Harrip Swain, Farnham, Sur- rey, draper,May1. John Wildy, Oxford-streethat- ter, ay 1. ...

... ,-A 11 l : '-om the Gazette of Friday, April 14. BAsNKnrrs.--James Wilson, Lindfield, bussex, cow- keeper. James Whitfield, Tooley-street, Sout~wark, grocer. William Hitch, Kingsland, Middlesex, grocer and cheesemonger. Thomas Pottinger, Heury Howell, and Alexander Oswald, Austinfriars, City, merchants. Elizabeth White and Elizabeth Leith, Worksop, Not- tinghamshire, machine and agricultural ...

... I Shields, April 3.-The barque Victoria, which sailed hence eight days since for Hamburg, put back yester- day, in consequence of a broken rudder; she has com- rnenced to discharge a part of her cargo. Sunderland, April 2.-A quantity of ship's stores and wrecked materials were landed here this morning by a steamerfrom Warkworth; they belonged to the brig George, Graham, of this port. which ...

... I North Shields, April 20.-The buoy on the Herd Sand, which was displaced some time since, was yester- day replaced in its former situation, on the edge of the Herd Sand, at the entrance of the harbour. Dlyth, April 25.-The Hope, Stewart, from Alloa to Newcastle, sprung a leak off this port, and in making the harbour got ol the sand at the entrance, but is expected off if the weather moderate ...

... MONDAY, APRIL 10. DNEXDSsAY, APRIL 12. NEWCASTLE B. d. s. d. s. d. 8. d. Adair's ?? .i . 13 6 to 14 0 13 0 to 13 6 Bute's Tanfield Moor .. 14 3 to - _ 15 o to- Blaydon Burn .. -- to -- 13 0 to - Chester .. .. 13 6 to - - - -- Hartley Carr's .. 15 6 to 16 0 15 0to Ditto West Buddle's - - to - - 56to Ditto West Davison's 15 6 to - 15 6 to. Ditto West H-asting's 15 6 to 6 0 15 6 to Ditto West ...

... I - -- Newcastle Corn Market, April 1.-Our market was moderately supplied with Euglish Wheat to-day from the growers, as well as coastwise, and the trade remained firm for all descriptions of quality at similar prices to last Saturday. The supply of Barley proved fully adequate to, the demand, and the business trans, acted was on rather lower terms, owing to the malting season being nearly ...

... MONEY MARKET AND STOCK INTELLI- I GENCE. Thur.' Fri. Ref Mo11n Te.W Bank Stock ?? Three per Cent, Red, ?? Tr pe Cent. Conesis 962 665965 6 965 97 35 per Cent. Reduced iota:: New 9peCet 1025 195102i 1025i 1025 1025 Long Annujtjee, ?? Do. l~~yrsex. Oel. 1590. . . . ?? India Bends, -8 per Cent. 70p .75 pm 76 pm 74 pen 77 pm Excheqe Bitlls, 1000 In 6 p 62 60 66 69 Ditto 0 . 3 . 66 . .69 Ditto. ...