... MARIXE INTELLIGEME. 1 ?? - - - . I North Shields, Jan. 24-The Russ1a0 ship Norden, in consequence of the damage she received in this harbour last spring tides, is undergoing extensive repairs, having lost atanchiona, covering board. bulwarks. taifrail, and izenmast she will be ready for sea this week. The Danish sloop Magle, of Copenhagen, for Manrseilles, put back, bas bad an extensive refit, ...

... THuRSDAY.-The publication of the revenue returns, showing a, less deficiency than had been appre- hended, caused the English funds to open this morning at an improvement, and the continued abundance of money has had the effect of leading to a further steady rise throughout the day. The first quotation of console for money was 851 to e, and they gradually rose to 86 to B, at which they closed. ...

... N~orth Shields, Jan. 12-The Emily, after beiniglightenedl. was got off the Herd Sand last night, and brought into the harbour. The Emma, Christie, of lPswich. when proceed- ing to sea yesterday, was holed by the anchor ,f another vessel which was alongside of hoer. With aissistance the Emma was laid on the shore at the Low Lights, making a good deal of water, it being as high ais the cabin ...

... : -)NDON, JXANART U . (Froin tha Gaeefte of Friday, Jan. 21.) DANXIgrnTs.~-George Cork, High-street, Ielington, liverystable ?? pershouse, Greenwich, ?? B~right, Bridge-house Hotel, gouthwairk, mercant.lCharle. Andrews, Brighton, ?? and William Henry Chaplin, Bishop's Stortf~rd, Hertfordsliire, ?? Honor Parkei, late of peraival-street Goswell-street, carrier.- John Calvin Dreaper, Liverpool, ...

... COIIN EXCHANGE. MAfK LANE. Mioniday, Jttuary 17.-At thi ohs' nsarket we had ra ther a large show of wheat from Essex, with a fair quantity froti Keut anad Suffolk, and tholgh the weatiser w;vs dalip, Disost ( tbr hsei I caore to haod its better contditiot labam last ietie T'rbe test parcels were sold wilisout difficUiLy, at a decline of0 tL to us per qr. but the comimoss ruois moved oflislosty ...

... The English funds opened yesterday morning at a decline of an eighth per cent., but before the ter- mination of business they recovered, and closed again at the quotations of Tuesday. The first price of Consols was ,53 to i, and they left off with a firm appearance at 85~ to i. Bank Stock closed 187 to 189; Reduced Three per Cents., 850 to §; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 8o6' India Bonds, ...

... MARK-LANE EXPRESS' RBEVIEW OR THE OORN-TRADF D3URING THE PAST WMEK. The frosty weather experienced during the last few days has already hada beneficial efct an the condition of the newv wheat, and should the cold last for a week or two amaterial'improvement will bowrought~in thequali- ty of ailkindsof corin stack. Beyonldthisprospec Dno- thing has ocourred to alter the general tone of the ...

... PRICE CURRENT.-TUESDAY MORNING. Since this day week, the commercial produce mar- kets have been closed, as is customary, for the Chriht- mas holidays; consequet.tly, the business done has been of a very trifling nature. Prices of nearly every de scription of produce, as compared with those at tile commercement of 1847, shlow a considerable decline, whiilst the stock left in the dock warehouses ...

... I PRICE CURRENT.-TuEsDA1T MORNING, I GROcrRV MARKET.-A very extensive business has been transacted in the West India sugar market, chief- ly for refining purposes, but scarcely in any ijstance can prices he called dearer than at the close of the market. 3080 hhds. and tierces have been sold. Of Mauritius, about 13,000 bags 350 casks, chiefly of the new crop, by public and private sale, have ...

... LON DON, JANUARY 17. (Fromn tlte Gazetle of FridOZ/, Jan.14. B ( ?? SAZ!l iner 'land William Bard- BAN dtn-lanc.s-el AO ?? Tipl er, ett, Ol Broad-streetTe tj iapide, wholcsale station- raihen-lanac- QoeensStae ?? Dan- ?? tleet, Por, nsltuY, mirnuf cturer of preserved prnovisilsons Vi'^i~effl tnkley, tower treet. Southwark, undertakion .rt(lericl Pe t anid d ohn Jlin gs. now or fevottshire. ?? ...

... The packet ship Ashbarton arrived in the Mersey on Thursday morning. She left New York on the 9th, and Frings papers five days later than those previoumly received. She ha8 on board 21,0001. in specie. The news from Brazos is to the 20th November. General Taylor had reached Matamoras, on his return homewards. There had been numerous skirmishes with the guerillas. From Vera Cruz the dates are ...

... LONDON$ JhUAUY 35 (From the Gazette of Friday, Dec. 31.) BAVKUUPTS.-Josepj NVindle Co'e, Great Winoieter- street, ?? Jenks Coates and John Hlillard, Bread-street, Cheapside, and elsewhere, merchants.- Richard and John Buckinglham Pcpe, Adelaide-placp, London-bridge, and elae~ here, brick xnanuficturers.- Janette Harriette Tf weedie, Waudsworth, bookseller.- William Hoole and John Lockyer, St. ...