... AIARI-I&NE EXPRESS' R1VIEW OI TIe CORN-TRADE IDURING TnE PAST WEEK. The weather having for some days been very fine, and | having a settled appearance, the little grain still abroad is likely to be eecured in good order. It may be safely said that the harvest in the northern and backward parts of the kingdom has not been so well got in for some years, and all the accounts agree in describing ...

... (Frotn Ite Gazette of Friday, June ?? B,,Iu1;rTs.-\\illmaTn 1iartley, 1!aubury, baieer.-- John ClOatles WVeippert, Soho-fquare, ?? teller- Robert Hllncy Watson Eldon-plaeC, Va1itxall, mann- facturing ?? Sims_ j) inirkes '5 wharf, Uppr riround-EtreCt, IN arfs Ier.-J Ifes 1od sOTP, Larkhal~l-ane, Clapham, boardinlg lloasL keeper.- Thomas holoandl Adams, Birmi, tham, 'tlenware ?? Niehoile, ...

... I MARINE INTELLIGENC E- Shlelds, Nov. 19-The Are'ritan ship 0olosfus, relhog P ed last week aafbaviag grounded in the Naws, lhas bea got off with five feet'water in her hold; she ha of her car on the mud, andi is discharglin the a last night, thae go. Daring a heavy gale fromt the W Drklce, of Dim- Queen, Watson for BArbadoes ; fadtl of each other, dee, for the Moditerrandae , drovf O I, &o ...

... LON DON, MARCH 14. (* onth ftto Fiafarch 1O-) B ?? 01e John and Alfred Mason, New Broad-street and. Ojlnri ?? Williams, Brecon, draper.-sar3udl Prentice, Boxford, Suffolk, licensed ?? D'Kee, Upper Thames-street, wholoedvicaualle r 0 -olg.-GeorgO Sanders Naisb and Thomas Inkeon ciennie, FarringdOn-5treet, Snow-hill, Thgnas Hnksou ?? Lee, Honiton, Devon- shire, builder Walter Tyler, otherwise ...

... LON ION, MARCH 7. (Fromn the (t ette ?? IOch E.) BANI~tUIS -ThmasI-Iwke, locliing, Essex, BAiNKiRUPTSShar, Jun.. 'u -,.nipton, plumber. whitesmith.-J, ci ?? -Sophy WVest (widOW) Iorh -Robert 'lhonmp- Farmer, Edgewvare-rEdc iarosscntler an Hery- son, Little JanieO pter.Thomaspartridge and John street, Petonviledflrdahtre. Wvine merchants.- Xillamn Jordaln, St Lo nstel. Cornwall, common brewer. ...

... I -Continued. NE WCASTLE. IblPORTS.-The Leopold, Holtz from Wolgast witb 1600 qrs wheat, 200 mate, 150 duntlage bags.. L Hewoon. The Edward, Bisa from Lurckenshafen with 70 qrs wbeat, 250 qrs barley..*L Hewison. The Laurel, Thompson from Antwerp with 410 qrs wheat, So mats..To Order. The Wilberforce, skerry from Carthagena with I92O pigs lead, 3 boxes (contents unknowill ..To order. The ...

... I PRIC'E OF SHARES AT NEWCASTLE. Shares. Share. RAILWAYS. Pd. Latest Prices. [6600 0 a ?? . 2io 95000 20 AmnbrNotting., 1eston & E-- .. .. 50000 20 Birminghal a Ox60rd J, ctiwi J 0 21ff 33000 20 Biringinhansl, Wevujer., & D il~ 10 131 41300 30 Birkenhead, Lan., & Ches Ju I 7f 1ff 25000 274 do. Iase Cbeoter and Birkenbead 27 14 12600 30 Bosto 5eofz, irtuhn 15600 310 Brietol an5d Eedte . S 1'000 ...

... North Shields, Jan. 5-The Prince Albert, ef this port, arrived at Carthagena, on the 25th Nov.,e the Bay of Biscay wvas struck by a heavy sea, and lost all her boats, bulwarks stanchions, coochouse, &c., having her decks completely swept; the mate, Mark Taylor, was washed overboard and drowned. The deceased is a native of Hartley, and has left a widow and five children. The Board of Customs ...

... IPICE OFSHARES AT NEWCASTJ Shnr~. Oare. RAILWAYS. P.~ Pr' 160 0 0 tberdeen ?? 0500 210 Aullier,Nsotjtirg.Boston & l a5t. J 1O11 0 401~alll 10XGIne1d Jin0,,, o 2 3350)1) 20 Bilitmidugharn, ~ViOter., 20Doi 1 U 11 45000 31 Birkewhead, Lou u j, . 330) 2~ do. late Cheste'r anid llitketlw.,, 12600) 20 IOustga Stamford, & 13]flIJI'O , 3 15UOI 00 drbotot Unod Exeter .. j lsoU0 331.3 ditto New ?? I ...

... P11OES OF COAL IN THE LONDON MlARKET PBR TON.-NEWCASTLE. I ?? ?? u4 Jan. 17 Jan,.19 Adair's Main . ?? ?? . ?? 6 ?? ?? ?? Hartley ?? ?? 5 ?? 0 Do. Hastings. ?? 6 ?? .. . ?? 3 Do. Hedisy's ?? -. 18 ?? 0 ?? 6 Do Newcastle ?? ?? ?? . ..17 6 Do. North Percy. - . 18. 0 19 0 Do. ?? ?? Do. ?? ?? 190 Do. ?? ?? ?? 0 Elollywell ?? ?? New Pelton Main ?? ?? ?? Ord's Redheugh ?? . 10 0. - ?? South ...

... MARK-LANE EXPRESS7 REVIEW OF a11r COflN.TRAIlre DURING THE PAST WEEK. I The weather hag boen very variable since our last: mor. rain apperrs, however, to have fr'ien in teuedae vicinity of the metropolis than in the Country; and inl some localities the carting of Corn WaS o ner pe from Tuesday morning to Friday night bye.o singleshoter. It is nevertheless certain that harvestdertnshv ...

... | e COIRN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE. M.^nday, February 21.-Theve was a soliall ?? of wheat by |land carriage sauirplea from the llellltbdltoiltg C0outtlet at this rsolnk.l:'s 1marhet. The condition -tas vasisus, but most ?? parcels stowed tlhe effect of the- late damp weabher; really II,, diy parcels were ij good reqsesl,. and the best qualileis wet clecred ir early at prices fltly equal to thuoe at ...