... PRICES OF COAL IN THE LONDON MARKET, I PER ToN.-NEWCASTLE. Aug. 14 Aug. 17 Aug. 19 ad a d ad Adair's Main ?? 13 6 ?? 6. - Che ster. 13 6 .139 .13 13 6 Dean's Primrose . 13 60 ?? -. Hartley Carr's ?? 15 0 ?? . - Do. Grace's ?? -. 13 ?? Do. Hsstings ' ?? 15 0 ?? 15 ?? Do. North Percy ?? 14 0 . - ?? - Do. West ?? 15 0 . . 15 ?? -- Do. Buddle's ?? 15 0 ?? . , 15 0 Do. Davison's ?? o ?? ., - ...

... PRICES OF COAL IN THE LONDON MARKET, I PER 'oN..-NEWCASTLE. Nov 27 Nov 30 Deec2 a d s d a d Adair's Mlain ?? ?? ?? 0 Cheater ?? 6. ?? ?? 6 Dean's Primrose ?? . ?? 6 ?? Hartley ?? . ?? ?? 0 Do. ?? ?? ?? 0 Do. ?? ?? ?? 0 Do. ?? ?? ?? 6 Do. Newcastle ?? ?? ?? Do. ?? 0 ?? ?? Do. ?? ?? ?? 0 Do: ?? ?? ?? 0 Hollywell ?? i ?? ..19 ?? Ordi's Redheu&h ?? ?? ?? 0 ?? ?? ?? &5 Soot ?? ?? Tautield ?? 0. ?? ...

... Newcastle Corn Market, August 8.-Our farmers brought a large supply of wheat to market to-day, and we had a fair show of coasting samples, but the trade remained very firm for all descriptions of quality, and a good extent of business was transacted, at last Satur- day's rates. Barley continues very dull, but holders will not accept of less money., Foreign oats were offered 2s to 3s per qr. ...

... pgICE OF SHARES AT NEWCASTLE._I shlbare. 1pescription of Sto) ot. RAILWAYS. Caledotlil . ?? o d lo New ?? 2 S 0,110 isIt ?? ?? 25 25te udll .leralv ilhd ?? 23 - jt ici L I' elrd ?? 25 i~eltouciseill and d Ter hlgtu D0 urdfalil d; (avdtfa~d(aer, j ?? Norther ?? ?? 2'Oil couttast (average) 5du. dlept erpul0i al e Ce. Silo. LC FCIhte: No. .l ?? ea5 i No. 2.. ?? Ydi '.itiil Ulas (44 ?? ditto dalo ...

... | PRICES OF COAL IN THE LONDON MARREE. X PEAR ToN.-NEWCASTLL.E Dec. 26 Dec. 29, Hartley Carr's ?? - 6 ?? Do. Hastings ?? - .. 16 ?? Do. Buddle's. ' ' ?? I- .1 Do. Morrison's ?? 6 . Do, West ?? ?? Do. Nelson's.--.- DO. 1avison ' 8 16 6 :6 . .. 6-6 16 Do Ravensworth ?? ?? Do. TAVrnR.10 nu. nmyzurs ?? ?? 1 Hollywell Alain . ' -16 Ord's Redheugh.. 1.6 14 0 . , . 141' New Tanfleld ?? 14 - . ?? 13 ...

... !North Shields, Oct. 25-This morning. ?? of March schooner, Giddess, of Port Gordon, from this harbour for Cromarty, with coals, put back, having sprung a leak at sea, and, to save her from sinking, the master hatd to run her on the bar, where she remained until the life-boat went off to her assistance. She was then taken in tow by the Catherine steam-tug, and brought into our iharbour. The ...

... I PRICEMORURRENT.-TUESDAY, Oct. 13. SUGAR.-]l.rNcers las ?? as refiner' eemr n c dined to purd u We d scavado t-day ad the I ,legcUt, Clo beil~g 0o ?? ize ad slhe~ A| vanee on Friday's primes was given, hut the ttal sales only reached 550 hads. and tierces, including 'two public sales, one of lI 7 hhdi. 9 tierces Barbadoes, stud 54 tierces Jamaica-the former sold ?? at a rise of 6d to is on ...

... (From ?? New Price Current of Twesday, Jarn. 27.) SUGAR-A considereble falling off in the demand for all descriptions admissible for home consumption has taken place at the lower rates of duty, and a decline in the value has taken place. For foreign sugar, however, the market has presented quite a different appearance, for the demand has increased end prices have advanced. The purchases made ...

... l North Shields, May 18-lnformation bas reached this port of the first arrivals of Tyne ships at North America thlsslear. The Edina, Independent, anti BrItannia. be- longnng to Mr 7ltlaaine, oF Newcastle, have all had the Rood lumk to reach St. John's last month. The next packet is expected to bring considerable advices of the spring l'hitby. May 18 -The Christina, Kolkhofi', which sailed for ...

... ?? nite second paiv of this part.] &lamsgate, Feb: 2-The Bee, Hayes, from Zfewcestle for Southampton, sprung a leak at sea lon the 31st ult., and was abandoned Crew saved by the llobevt, arrived at this port. Dover, Feb. 2-The Penguin, Beiles. from Sunderland for Abbeville, has put in very leaky, with witllass upset, and loss of anchor and chain, having been. ov shore on the ?? Bank this ...

... North ShieIds, June 26-The sloop Sheffield, RBs U tin, of Hull, from GrangemoUth for South Shield, ?? 1Pig ron, sprng a leak yeste'rday.off the FeOr 1IsAd, ant soon after w~enrt down, the crew took to the bo[Lts, when, after rowing twelve miles, they were picked ~up'by the French vessel Jupiter, arrived at this port from G~ran- yulle.- - - . ' . . . ISunderland, June 25-On the 23rd instant, as ...

... LON DON, JAN. 921. ?? T7C Gazette o] Friday, Jon. 16.) BANxsnuprs.-Thomas Ledyard Evill and Thomas Dow- glass, Vigo-street., cloth manufacturers. Isaac Denning, Tichbourne-street, watchmaker. Thomas Woodyatt Hooper, Bathurststreet, Hyde-park-girdens, chemist. Alfred Bunnett, nridgeiouselaebruar NewiCgtoi-cause- way, window-blind maker. Thomas Caswell and James Thomas Tindall, Northampton and ...