... MARINE.INTELLIGENCE. I.- Nortb Shields 1Sept. 20-the seamei haldflgl51gtete Josephine, Brewer. from Guernsey, lave been rles from custody, on the payment of 91 Runes ad costs of court. - 26-This afternoon the Wheatsheaf, Tyrrell, of Southampton, for Sundeiland, with loss of rdder, ciame Is sight of our harbour, with a flag of distress hoisted. A steamer proceeded to her as~sistanice throg~hs ...

... L1ARI-LtANE ,BstR REVIBW OF, THE CORN-TRAD1 I IJ)UINQ TEE PAST WEEK. The ~ether aving een vryfied by to Finrida, so pre'viousl ?? ..aa. .inmt een= glete by arer and t we tni, litenwrman bod ventems backward dit~riots. Potato-lifthig has also progroessd an sslty ontnesaifcor.Tee is reason to ha notpealdo extensively a nti egbu~0 'j it) M -I- - ?? ?? i55iiam all par- ties having acted with ...

... UNITED KINGDOM LIFE ASSURANCE I ED COMPANY. AIUAC The eighth yearly general meeting of proprietors was held in the office of the compaety, Waterloo place, on Thuradav the 6,h ult. James Stuart, Esq., ohairotan of the board of directors, in the chair. The chairman stated that the actual results of the two divisions ot profits, on 1st January, 1841, and on 1st January 1848, are, in the first ...

... I AIIIA;-LAZE BEPRESs rvIEW OF THE CORN-TRtfDL DURING THE PAST WEEKl. The arrivals of gill fromt the north of Europe have not been quite so liberal during, the Nveek as earlier in the month; but large supplies of flour have reached our shores from America and from France, and a considerable quantity of Indian corn from the United States and from porte east of Gibraltar. The total receipts of ...

... CORN EXCHANGE. MARK LANe. Mloaalavy, Ftblara:y 14.-At tais moraiag's TTa;oI at there %vas3 ?? Show of whealt by lantal-carrtiage samples fia ju Essex and Saiel ...

... _RICE OF SHARES AT NEWCASTLE. - Shares. Share. RAILWAYS. Pd. Latest Priees. £ ?? £ i60S1 50 Aberdeen . . . 50 211 950U0 20 AmiberNtvihg.,Bestou& East.J. 34 V 50000 20 Birutimgh1a1o 61 Oxford JuncJiinoo 20 22J 35°00 20 Birmingham, Wolver., & Dudle) 10 144 45000 31 Birkenhead, Lan., & ChesJEs. 7* I* 25000 27J do. Iate Chester sald Birkeniaeod 275 t.4 120101 20 Bostou Stani to d, & B i n ...

... 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 ...

... I ARK-LANE EXPRESS' REVIEW OF THE CORN-TRADE I DURING THE PAST WEEK. The favourable weather experienced since our last has done much to Eremove fear. It is the general belief that the change has come in time to avert mischief; and the future is now looked forward to with confidlmce. Oreat exertions are being made to bring up the arrears of work caused by the extreme wetness othe spring. The ...

... Continuedirorn Ilic 2d page of past 1.1 Shields, July II-Several Tyne ships report home, that, Immediately on their arrival in North America, great part of their crews as usual deserted. Part of the shipwrecked crew of the Susas,j of Seaton Sluice, were shipped on board the Wave, of this port, at Halifax. On the 7th inst., at 5 p.m., when the Stella, Richardson, of this port, was oft' ...

... PRICE OF C-JA.L IN i WADO.N MARKET, PEn ToN. i NEWCXSTLE. October 27 30 Nov 1 October 27 30Nov 1 Charlotte nain New Tanfleld Chester.. . .. - .--Do Original Cleve'and c o~ .-DoStne ?? Deas Priearose--. ?? Thriolington . East Adairs . _, ._ , _ Towoley. tlitson low .. r.- ?? -. Hartley Crr.la ?? ?? -- .Wy.a-n Do Hastings . -. ?? .10 3 IVALLSEND Do Itedley . .. -- .- . Acorn Close . Jonnassohns ...

... | __ PRICE CURRENT-TUESDAY. I The past week hba been one of the dullest this season; the home trade have purchased both colonial and foreign produce with much caution, although merchants have submitted to further reduced rates. This unfavourable change in the markets is attributed to the unsettled state of the weather for the crops, and the daily-in- creasing reports respecting the partial ...