... I Blyth, April 2G.-The Mlary Ann, Collins, from Lon- don, for Camboiss, has been towed in here, having been ashore at the entrance of Camboise harbour, and as- sisted off after discharging her cargo on the beach. - The Eleatior, Marshall, in proceeding to sea to- day got foul of the river moorings, and lies badly. - The Hope, Steward, on shore at the entrance of the'harbour, is likely to ...

... I l_ _ I* The Endy-ion, R. Sinclair, master, of this port, ar- rived at Algiers on the 1st inst. Blyth, May 10,-A boat, marked Mary Ann, of Maldon, Henry Mulley, has been picked up and taken to iNewbiggin. tunderland, May IO.-The Friends, Cuthbertson, from klambnrgh for Stockton, when on the Dogger Bank, on the 7th. fell in with the Coneordia, Hansen, Dutch galliot,t'rom Antwerp for ...

... From the London New Price Current of Tuesday, ?? 16. SUGan.-The advices received from Jamaica, stating that the Sugar crop would be much less than was ex- pected, have caused buyers of West India Muscovado Sugar to come forward more freely, and the demand for all descriptions has been lively for grocery as wvell as for refining purposes; the prices paid show an advance on those of Tuesday last ...

... From tde London New Piice Current of Tuesday, May 23. SUoAEn-Thi market for West India Sugar has pre seated a healthy appearance since last Tuesday; prices have again advanced, buyers have been anxious to operate, and the stock has farther diminished. The demand has been brisk for all descriptions for grocery as well as for refining purposes, and the prices paid show an advance on those ...

... North Shields, May 16.-The Enterprise, reported yesterday as having arrived here dismasted, had been struck with lightening on the Yorkshire coast. Great Yarmouth, May 18.-The Farnacres, Raine of and from Sunderland for London, which yesterday got on the Curton Sand, has sunk this morning-wind blowing fresh at about N.E., with a heavy sea on the sand-sundry stores have been saved, and landed ...

... NEWCASTLE Adair's Main Cheater Hartley West.. Ditto West Davison, Ditto West Hasting HIebburn Main IIolywell Alain New Tanfleld.. Ord' Redheugh Tanfield Mloor Townley Wylan . West Wylam.. IYallsend Acorn Close Ditto Bewicke & C Ditto Clennell Ditto Gosforth Ditto Heaton Ditto Hedley Ditto Hilda Ditto Kirk's Ditto Killingwortl SUNDERLAND. Wallsend Haswell Ditto Hetton Ditto I4Imbton Ditto ...

... Newcastle Corn Market, May 920.-Our market was moderately supplied with Wheat to-day from the farmers, as well as eoastwise, and the demand proved good for both English and Foreign samples at an ad- vance of is. per quarter on last Saturday's rates. In bonded we had little or nothing doiig, and the whole of our arrivals are going to granary under lock. Oats were in fair supply, and brought is. ...

... From Mhe London New Price Currenu Qf Tuesday, SUGAR.-Since last Tuesday the market has presented a firm appearance for West India Muscovado Sugar; the demand has been 'brisk for good and fine yellow descriptions; grey, brown, and yellow kinds have been in good request, and the prices paid have been fully equal to those of this day week for all sorts; of fine yel- low the supply is still small, ...

... I Bank ?? ~ ~ilihur. Fri. Sat. Mlon. 'Ties. II1 ed. Bsnk Stock ?? 1811 181k 180& 1h8j 11ed Three per Cent. Red. .. 953 953 e15 Fii k 94& 'U43 Three per Cent. Conn 9t198S yug 0b8 96f .95 ',158 34 per Cent. 181S ?? 1.01 loi .. Ioo1 101i 1014 SI per Cent.Reduced. .101 101k 101 181o 101 lIOB 1ew 3k per Cent ?? 1024 102* 102k 1024 1024 10;Iol Long Annuities . ?? I2A 12k 12k 123 ,169-16 Do.3Ilyrsex. ...

... PRICES Q* HAR{k Al NEW CAd it. I _ ?? ! ; I BANKS, RAILWAYS, 4c . p erA . . ?? 1$. 8 i.Sae. 20,ooo North ef Engaand 1 1 10 0 61 3 12 0 63,000lNorthuin. and Durham District ?? 1 0 5 i 12 *t 30 30,U0~i~ewast~, SI~eldo,&c. ?? 10 5C01 *8 Z2 0 15,000 Newcastle UpOI lyue Joiat Stock 1 S o 2 0 0. I 00 0jNctle, Commercial ?? l0 7 1t) 6 0 06 1 10,00 Sunderlamid Joint Stock ?? Il 7 1010 5 4 0 1 17 ...

... The Park and Tower gu'ns were fired on Wednesday at one o'clock in celebration of her Majes- ty's Birth-day. ilis Royal Highness the Duke of Cambridge has been graciously pleased to accept the office of Pre- sident of the Royal Highland School Society, formerly held by his late illustrious relative the Duke of Sus- sex. Sir Bentinck Cavendish Doyle died on Sun- day last, at Bognor, Sussex, ...

... . ; : 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, ...