... I THuJtsDAY.-The announcement of the Chan- cellor of the Exchequer that the loan of 2,000,0001, in- stead of being negotiated at once, will, after the mode adopted in 1841, be effected by moderate sales of stook extending over a period of some months, caused the English funds to open this morning at an advance of one-half per cent., which was maintained in a great degree throughout the day. ...

... PRICE CU RJJEAN T-TUESDAY. Fine weather haying set in during the puet week, has rather improved business in the commercial markets, but they are far frem active ; prices for most descriptions of produce have suffered a further fall, which has caused the home trade to come into the market mere freely, Steculators have refrained from making sales, and to sell ?? corn, a considorable reduction ...

... MARKETS. FAIRS. &c. NE WCASTL H CATTLE MARKET, JULY 4. We have again to report an extraordinary large seasonable arrival of fat beasts into this town by land and sea since Thursday last, viz., 913 head. As a whole, their quality was very superior, - Notwithstanding Stagehawbank Midsummer Fair being held to-day, where many of the graziers must necessarily attend to purchase their keeping stock, ...

... PRICE OF COAL IN .ONDON MARKET, PER TON NEWCASTLE. Novemsber 3 6 8 Charlotte mnin- -- Chester ?? -.15 9 .15 9 Clereland cole-.- Dean Primrosel4 9. East Adairs ?? -14 3..- Ellison low . Hartley Cnrr.._. ?? 3 Do Hastingo . 16 0..15 9..163 Do Hadley ?? Jonnassohna' Do Neweastle _. Do No Percy..15 9..15 6.15 6 Do Richardson-. Do West ?? - I1 ?? Do Bstes.. -- .156.156 Do Buddle ?? 3 0. l 3163 Do ...

... MARINE JlNTJ1ALi6JlBU-t- , I , C onliinedfrom the 2d page of part 1.I Shields, 3fay 16-The schooner Sisters, of Newport, from Rotterdam, has been released from customs' deten- tion. The Sisters, of Whitby, for the Baltic, put back here yesterday. it is reported in consequence of the block - ade. The brig Pioneer, of this port, is to come out of dock here to-day after repairs. The Margaret, ...

... 7 ag, luy 12.) (From t1e G'azvte o e ay(lttnl M 6pt ry BANKRnJPTS.-Ftedr'llertfarri ?? ?? laxier,. GeorgC'C, Hanover Fquare, Acome, Robert ?? place, Kenningtou, ?? So u S-illin AsBton 1Barton, dealer in surgscalO ltrhs Radcnhst, Brminghiam, Coventry, slsel9e1pert mnel 2layor, Burslem, Fitafford. earthenware ?? Self, Bath, 5;hres eniO~ter-Nlo-e3 Preston, Wa kse field, surgeon.- Joseph lhirst, ...

... MARKETS. FAIRS. &c. NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET, OCT. 14. In consequence of Hallow fair being held yesterday and to-day, there was a falling off in the supplies as compared with that of last week. The stock that were shown here to-day, as a whole, were very indifferent in point of quality-more especially as regards that of cattle; in fact, if we except those from the south, and three or four lots ...

... I PRICE CURRENT.-TUTESDAY. Although an improvement in business in our commer- cial markets is visible, yet, prices for most articles have further receded, but the home-trade have shown a greater disposition to purchase, ats their stocks are much reduced. owing to the great consumption going on, and the present low sates of produce. Exporters have more cotifdence, and they are beginning to make ...

... : -)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, ...

... | It ^ ^ Y Fn ?? .. . Monday, July 24- [he potato disease appears to be spread. Ing, the reports received this morning be Ing more decidedly bad than thors of last week. The unfavourable advices an thissubject.andthe uasettled state of he weather, had agood deal of infdlence on the trade to day. Wheat, Thoug, the quantity exhibited by land-carrage ?? was rather large, was taken freely by the ...

... CORN EXCHANGE. MARK LANE. Monday, April 17-.At this morning-s market-there wag a very small show of wheat by land-carriage samples from Essex. and Suffolk, and only a moderate supply from Kent The coedition of the greater part was much affected by the continued wet weather, which prevented higher prices beieg made. The finer sorts were readily taken off at the full terms of Monday last; indeed ...

... ToauaosDAY.-In consequence of the Irish news communiceted by the Electric Telegraph Company this morning the city has been in a state of excitement throughout the day, and business has received but little attention Consolsopenedat8634 to L2.and declinedupon the second edition of the papers to 85$. No fuother in- telligence having arrived, some doubts of the accuracy of the accounts of the ...