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... I f Contin oedfrow the secondppage of this;aol.] Plymouth, Avg. I-Yesterday afternoon, an accident from which results of a serious character were likely to accrue happened to the barqne Sir Francis B'Hend, of Newcastle, timber laden, lying iii Stonehouse Pool. It appears that her cargo had all been discharged, with the exception of one piece of timber in her hold and a quan- tity ot cordwood ...
... THE QUARTERLY TAB3LE OF MORTALT e We have jusat received the table of deaths registered in 1 f 115 districts of Etiglarud during the quarter ending June las s30, 1846, published by authority of the Registrar-Geue 'wi - ral. - bei 43,582 deaths were registered in the spring quatter gi ending June 30, a number greater by 28133 tnast werea registered in the corresponding quarter of 1845, and 4731 ...
... PRtICE OF SHARES AT NEWCASTLE. Share. Description of Stock. D h RAILWAYS. i 51 ?? b SU ?? ditto New ?? Ch it) ?? ! an Cheater and Birkenlsead P a0 Zntscter and Holyhead i Clihileroe Jutction ?? L Cockermouth and Workington.. Averg. Durhatus & ?? (aera e) 25 Direct Northern ?? 50 Dublin and Galway ?? Averg. Easterit Counties (average) 14 1 dilto New ?? 20 ditto York Extensiun. 25 East ...
... II37EVIW 0F THE BhrT15U CORNK TRADE DURING THE FLIT e (From t/ae Aar/a Lane Express of ftonday.) Is Tue official account or the quantities of grain, pulse, and flour, lientered for home cnnsurnption in the Unitedl Kingdom on the new ecnrn law coming into operation, has only joist been pnalalihed. ?? bill received the Royal assent on the 27th of June, and be- ,tween that period and altec 5th of ...
... I ?? ltart itIritet. I Mfay' pa~st Four o'hekk,' T/hursdayg, August 64,1846. ,T. P5 sy ate nd 2 Od, 2, 2 US 2~ ra2 2~ 21: 21 mas 21 2( .,1 34 52 21 3 25 C412 ~134 213 2. to 23 23 23 12 0l3 ~523 053 012 0103 523 023 20 021 21 53 25 12 2: 12 S22 20 25 25 200 53 25 20 46 25 20 25 25 103 4C ?? 40 20 21) 22-5 225 25 423 12k 25 20 25 233 2(3 so 253 12s 21313 lol 25( r 0 2f) 2(3 50 25 20 25 200 2) I3 ...
... MEETING OF THE CHESTER AND .BIRKEN- HEAD RAILWAY COMPANY. I _ _ . .. . z .. I The half-yearly meeting of, the oroprietors in this un- from ulertaking took place yesterday s nnpjghi taitb e Claren- tanee don Rooms, Win. Jackeso) E~sq. IIcupid th,6chir 'shicl Mr. TOWNEvriND, the secretary,. rid 'ta6I6w1ing ke-: siden port for the past half year :- Il I Your directors leaveg great pleasr ~ 'e ...
... I | The business done during the past week has been only for actual wants of the trade; the home buyers waiting the new sugar duties coming into operation before purchasing to any great extent. Both town and coun- try buyers are moderately stocked, so that ere long a large business is looked for. Prices of many articles are lower, still there is a steady consumption going on. Export goods are ...
... North Shields, July 29-The Newbottle, Thompson, ar- sived here from Licata, which port she left on the 13th of June, reports having picked up a piece of pine timber, about eighteen feet, mark ML-A, in latitude 47 41, loiigi- tude 6 2g, and passed a great quantity of deals, lathoeod, Ac., apparently not having been long in the water. - 30-The Mary Key, Key, for Arbroath, in being towed to sea ...
... I BANIR1ePTo-FRO1[ TE LONDON GAZETTE. FRIDAY, JULY 31. BIRnD, I., ltarrow-on-tho-iill, grocer. SUCR, J. J., Walworth-road, auctioneer. WnAGG, J., Melino-place, Westminster-bridge-road, iron- merchant. PALMzn, J., Worthing, painter. ELLIOTT, W., Petworth, Sussex, corn merchant. CLARK, B., Kingston-upon-Thames, Surrey, ale merchant. WILKIN, A., Camberwell, merchant. CARNE, J., jun., Falmouth, ...
... Thursday, Three oClock. E ~~ > 7 c. I ~~Price per ?? a E RAILWAYS. Share, Priceper July S0. Share. ?? £ £j. tiO Atl Durham and Sunderland ?? !28 @ 30 2£ 8 3 25 l4 EniternCounties ?? 24 -24i 24 ?? 14 DittoNo ?? ?? 1 -1pm _ l4l 0 Dittori ?? is-.) 18.1o ,d~ 20 0 Ditto York extension ?? 4 2 54.- 10 30 Eastern Untion ?? 4 - - 4S 50 111 Hull1SSelbvy, lper ent.guar.:IOO -l06 25 I5 Ditto ' shares . ...
... We have before us a copy of Burn's Comsmercial Olance, for the flrgt six months of the present year, just published; from this valuable document we learn that the exports of cotton yara for the first six months of the present year have been larger than to a similar period in any previous year; the largest exports have been to the Manse Towns, &c., India, and Holland. Com- pared with a similar ...
... ?? LOS, for (From tihe Mork-lane Exprness.) a Theofficial account of the quantities of Grain, Pulse, and Flour is entered for home consumption in the United lKingdomn, on the On, now corn law coming into operation, has only just been pub. o . lished. The bill received the Royal assent on the 21,th of June, and between that period and the 5th of July, duty was paid on RR- 1,638,121 qrs. Whoat, ...