... I :~ .. JkARINE INTELLGENCE. 1 I EtIhic' b.-Robevtson',' fsbmn don for New Zss;nd, weras lost on: Rima Rime Rocks, in entering Nelson. 'Crew |uad 2000 seOVs. saved. ' ' North Shields, Jan. 15-At higE tide, the brig Fourteen, hound to Carthagena, when proceeding to sea, streuk upon the rocks and unshipped her rudder. She remains firmly 2fixed. The vessel bas been partially stripped, wnd her ...

... MARKETS, FAIRS. &c. Areaecastle Corn Afarket; June 27.-Our market was moderately supplied with English wheat to-day, and the demand proved limited, at a decline of 2s per qr. on last Saturday's rates, which might be attributed to the number of foreigu samples offering, duty-pai l. The business transacted was principally in choice Baltie Red, at 56s. per qr. free, which weighed 631b. For barley ...

... LONDON; FEB. W5. (Frow tuse Gazette oj Friday, Feb. 20.) BANBRUPTS.-Abrallim Trebout, jun., Steward-street Spitalfields, silk manufacturer. Jas. Harris, Leadenhall- market,butcher. Henry Docker, Pallmall, oilman. Charles Collins, Kidderminster, commission agent. Rowland Hill Blacker and Charles Earith, jun., Gresham-street, warebousemen. John Dalton, Wandsworth, grocer. James Knox. Black Horse ...

... -Il Newcaste corn Market, AMay 23.-We had a mo.. derate supply of wheat at this day's market, both from the tarmeri and coastwise, which met a slow saleat prices a Rbade lower than on Saturday last. In bonded samples we had l ttle passing. Barley wis iu limited request at a deciiue of is per qr. Malt, unless of cjloce quality, was totally neglected. In rye we had little doing, and prices were ...

... MKARINE INTELLIGENCE. (Confiniuedfrom ikc secotdrodpae of thispaert.1 Middlesborough on Tees, Sept. 8-The crew, three in number, of No. u3 pilot coble. of Shields. was picked up on the 16th instant, off the north cheek of Robin H-od's Bay, the boat having been run down by a light collier ve sel. VESSELS SPOKEN WiTg-The Monkton, fromn Saint John's, New Brunswick, for Cork, on the 29th ult., in ...

... I I-- ?? -- I Av7 I Coutinuedfrom t7e secondpage of tli5spart .1 Whitby, May 5-The Tar, Skerry, from London, arrived here, got in contact with the Thomas and Martha. Hutton, lying at anchor in the roals-the latter lost jibboom and foretopsailyard. Roclhester, May 4-The Queen Victoria, Fuller, arrived here from Stockton, whilst working through Haisborough Gatt, about two o'clock this morning, ...

... LON DON, SEPTEMBER 9. (Front the Gazette nj Prtry septemlcr 4.) BasN~iruPoTS.-Robert Francis Barber, Bijlhol]gate- street Without, London, licensed v etnlalier. William i Lake, lianfleld Ssx.goe. Jn iotierBad- ford, Yorkshirwoe po. Ttna law igtt, Barnsley, Yorksie ugo. Jme -al edch- mist. Joseph brh ?? itljn.ames Dogdale, end Wila ?? oton-. spinners. Gerg LeiWeiaPDnihhrao- thecaty. Di in ov t ...

... t Northi Shields, July 24-Mr Catehpole, tide surveyor seized this morning on board of the Tarragon, Brunswick, from Schiedam, upwards of eighty pounds of smuggled to- bacco. The vassal has been put under detention. Falmouth, July 24-The Esmeralda. Lancelot, for Mar- seilles from Newcastle, has put into this port with jibboom usnshipped. Dover, July 2G-The Eugo, from Neweastle to Rouen, w~as ...

... AT NEWC STLE I -. . 6.1 ,: t, ?? Share, Descriptlon Of Stock. Paid. t i! tatest ?? Price. Sales.1 I RAILWAYS. SO Aberdeen 10 2 4 50 Caledooian ?? 4 25 ditto New . . 26 25 ditto Extension..2 I 50 Chester and Blrhelieead 6 0 48 49 50 Chaster and Holyhead ?? 22;t 20j 210 25 Clitaeroe Junction ?? 2 1k 12 Cockerinouth and Workiigton.. 5 Averg. Durham & Sunderland (average) 33i 23 25 Direct Northeru ...

... LONDON, NOVEMBER 1.l Fromn the G e-tle of F-diys , ovember 6.) BANUMTUTS -Edward A xford, late of Maddox Ftret Bond-street but n1o0 O; St. Jolln's-wOOd-terraCe. Mil- liner. Jo n Morris, Crow'i-street, F'inshury, and of t3, Old-str.et, it. l.uke'. leather-seller. WTlliam l-letw Smith), Edgwvare-road, liiendr per. Itobert XV vir, Har- ley street, Ckavendisbl-squjire, i ou-seller. NN llitm Lunis ...

... MARKjETS, FAIRS, &c. .I ANewcustte Cern Market, December 19.-We had a moderato supply of viheat at this day's market from the growers, and no coasting a rivals, for which we expe- perienced a good demand, at an advance of 4s per qr. on the rates of last Saturday for all descriptions ot' qua- lity. Barley met a fair sale, and the best samples brought is per qr. more money. Malt fully maintained ...

... I MArK-LANE EXPRESS' REVIEW OR TIIE CORN TRADE DURlNG THE PAST WEEK. The full effects of the failure of the potaito erop in Ire- land are now becrming imiltifest; the wantus of that coun- try, though sufficiently urgent before. have s, greatly itl- creased withill the last few INeeks, that it ha, b .els found necessary to Leud large supplies ot foodi fromt hence tj the sister i-le; and this ...