... [Continued from the 2nd page of paril 1.1 Ramsgate, Feb. 20-The Celerity, Emmet, from Shields for Dartmouth, put into this harbour to-day leaky, having been on shore on the Brake sand. Margpte, Feb. 22-The brig Mary Bentley, Main? of Aberdeen, from Newcastle for Marseilles, got on sh'oie 6n'- the Goodwin sand last night, and after getting off very leaky, sunk in deep water; crew landed here ...

... MARKETS, FAIRS. &c. I NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET, FzB. 8. Theugh our supplies of stock shown to-day have beers considerably short of the quantity brought to the orresponding market in 1847, yet it was seasonably good, and as regards quality, it has seldom, if ever, been excelled; amongst them were two remarkably good heifers: the one was fed by Mr Rutherford, of Crail- ing Tofts, near Kelso, ...

... [ Continuedfrom the 2nd page of part osfe.1 Bridlington, Fob. I-Part of the broadside of a vessel was towed on shore in this district yesterday; she has had a white streak about nine inches deep round her. A considerable number of northern bound vessels are in this bay; amongst them the following have been reported -The Sleepless, Cowden, and Duke of Wellington. Wat- son, both for Sunderland. ...

... PRICE CURRENT,-TUESDAY MORNING. I The ?? 'ootcedin ourlast continues. A nuch larger, business ha$ been (lone in coloaial anl foreign produce thian fur Maony weeks previous, and had merchants being willing sellers, a much larger trade had been dlone, as boh th tow ?? byersstill hold small speculators have come more freely into the market, and by the latter some extensive purshases have beent ...

... PRICE CURRENT.-'uEsDAY MoRNING. _ . - ?? ?? .I .. TEA,-There was maore disposition manifested on the part of the Importers to sell, this afternoon; and common sound congou was quoted at 8Ad per lb. The deliveries are falling off, and the dealers operate with considerable caution. A esmll parcel of 613 packages was offered at auction; but mostly withdrawia from want of buyers. We quote cengou, ...

... PRICE CURRENT-TUESDAY MORNING. We have to notice a gradual improvement in nearly all articles since thiis day week. Merchants have sup- plied the markets sparingly, whilst the home trade have been more induced to purchase at the present low rates. A good extent of business has been done at a further rise in prices, but the chief holders of produce are not such willing sellers as of late, and ...

... MARn-LANE EXPRESS' REVIEW OF THE CORN-TRADF DURING THE PAST WEBK. The out-door work, except carting manure on the land, has of course been suspended, and farmers have, therefore, been principally employed thrashing; hither- to, however, the deliveries of grain from the growers have not increased much, which circumstance, and the expectation of an improved demand in consequence of the severe ...

... ,MIARINE INTELLIGENCE. Nerth Shields, Feb. 2-The Circaesian, Dunlop, froms Li- verpool fall well, 8 days out), arrived off ourbar to-day, but has not ventured yet to enter in consequence of the sea on the bar. Ths Tobine, from Perth. in entering our bar- bour was struck by a sea, and which broke into the cabin, The Celine, from Leith, in entering, when on the bar had her boat stove by a heavy ...

... FrIDAY.-The English funds opened this morning at a decline of three-eighths per cent, in cons. quence of unfayourable anticipations of the financial statement announced by the government for the 14th or 18th inst. Towards the close of business, howerer, the market in some degree recoverad its firmness. The first quotation of console for money was 88a to t, and they left off at 88j. After ...

... I MAILK-LANE BXPARS' ItEVIW OF THE CORN-TRADE DURING TME PAST WVEE.I Nothing has occurred since our last to alter the position of the grain trade, and we can only confirm the view we then took of the probable future range of prices; Farmers appear, however, to be very unwilling to sell at present rates; and though the weather has not been altogether unfavourahie of late for thrashing, the ...

... MARINE INTLLIGNc ; MARI -, --I that I North Shields, Jan 27-The Only ?? ueA uas ntuwredq and mailed to-day is the Boough Queen, for - 28-Put ia-Th° brig Baphan.l Smirk, from SunderO laud, through stress of weather; she left Siwderilind on Monday. The Spray, of South Shields, recently on shore in the Cattegat, is unader repairs here receiving a new - 29-The Greenville Bay, of this port, has had ...

... (From the Gazette of Friday, Jan,.28') IIANsRUPTs.'ZTh~rnag ~Ell son, Luton, Bedfordshire, ?? Eber Pla~eyr, Braintree, Essex, gro- ¢er.-Edward Maxted, UpperiSsemour-treet, Entron- square, ?? Walters, Union-street, outhwarlei and London-wall, bottle ?? Turner, late of Newmarket, ?? Inwood, Al- ?? West, Remm'ingford~rORad, Islington, builder. -Anne Coley Hjughes Ormisby, late of Church. street, ...