... MA.RK-tANE EXPRESS' REVIEW OF THO CORN-TRADF DUIRNG THE PAST WEEK. The weather experienced since the commencement of the month has given rise to some uneasiness in regard to thefuture. A dry March is proverbially favourable in this kingdom; hitherto, however, we halve scarcely had four- and-twenty hours consseutively without rain, and as the latter part of February was likewise wet, the low ...

... I Coninuoed~frant tire 3rd paqe of part 1.1 North Shields~, Mlarch 7-TiheDutch galliot Ora and La- hora, laden with, deals, in entering tile harbour this morn- ing, struck heavily on the bar, but was towed off and brought in, nlthing a great deal of water. Hartlepool, March C--Pot in ?? Yar- boronah, Dickensoir, for Stockton. - 7-Put ?? Hope, Htyland: Commerce, Smith; and Glen, Dnvpor. Whitby, ...

... MARKETS, FAIRS, ze. NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET, MARCM 28. The arrivals of fat beants by drift, rail, and sea into this town during the last seven days have amounted to 510) head; the number that arrived in the correspond ing period of 1847 was 883 bead, making the large differ, ence of 373. The supply of fat stock shown to-day was very moderate for the time of year, and no doubt will continue so ...

... (From io ?? F~idO/ Feb. 25.) BANKRUPTS,--HenrYonathan Bellchambera, Strand, straw' ?? ?? Francis Strong and William Bosking, Clink-etreat, Soutbwark, coal merchants.- Georkge Wil, 'pleas~ft-rowv, lKeutisle-town, coal mer- George Wllse PHick, Lower ltelgravstreet, Pimlico, pothecarY- enrY ThomaStephens, Southampton, licensed viotualler.- ahlmuls Trius But-erlield, Ox- ford-street, drug ?? John ...

... I THuRsDAY.-The English funds opened this morning at a slight improvement upon the closing prices of yesterday, but have since experienced a decline of nearly one per cent. The first quotation of Consols, both for money and account, was 81., at which they remained until the arrival of intelligence of a fall in the French funds from 66 to 47, when the market rapidly gave way, and they went to ...

... I - - I North Shields, Feb. 21 ie Washington and Lady Joiceyof-Scarborsugb ha ve, en coppered, and ome out ot doe hore- bound to the Straits. - 25-The schooner Jemima. of Arbroath, for Dundee, last night, when being towed to sea by a steam tug, in con- sequence of the tow-line breaking, had to let go her an- ehor. The sea at the time being very heavy, capsized her I windlass, and broke her ...

... MARINE INTELLIGENCEi, I North Shields, March 9-The Zion, Lash, of this port, was expected to leave Calcutta foriLondon, on or about the 1st of February. - 10-The Lively, for London, and the Elizabeth. of this place, have both put back this tide: the former with loss of foretopmast and mainmast, and the Elizabeth with both her topmasts gone, having been caught in a squall of wind, off the ...

... eKHIUES OFY CUAL IN THE AONDON MAR&KET PER TON.-NE WCASTLE. | Charlotte ?? March 10 March 11 March 15 Cha lot3 M in ?? ?? . ?? 3 Chester ?? ?? 4 ?? 14 6 Dean's Primrose . ?? 0 ?? 0 Hartley Carre ?? ?? ?? 15 0 Do. Hastings . ?? p. . ?? ?? 0 Do. North ?? Do. ?? Do. ?? i ?? 0 Hollywell ?? ?? ?? Ord's Redheugh ?? 9 ?? Souths Pontop ?? Windsor's ?? 0 ?? Tanfield Moor ?? ?? ?? 0 New ?? ?? ?? ...

... PIUCE OF SHARES ATE Shares. Share. RAILWAYS. Pd, Late$t h - - - ~ price5' e16d D 50 Aberdeen ?? .. £ £ 9 $0U0 20 AmbecrNottliIg.,BOstol& East;. 5 U 29 r250000 20 Oiirnsllagliham a Oxford JurHctiolml X . 3$000 20 Birrinltham, Wolver., & Ddleo3 210 n 4540U 31 Sit l eatca;ld, Lad., & Ches. Jill) 10 1 250tO 273 do. late Chester and Birheolbead 12660 20 Bostonl Statilford, & Birruilpl t i27 14 f ...

... A petit on to the H-ouse of Commons, against the in'- come tax, has been very numerously signed in th e town. It sets forth- That your petitioners view with alarm the proposition of her Majesty'e government to continue and increase the income tax. ' Your petitioners are also of opinion that it is unjust to charge personal property with probate and legacy du- ties, while real property is ...

... + MARINE INTELLIGENCE: ?? from the 2ad page of part 1.1 North Shields, Feb. 99-Several colliers are in the of- fing inward bound, casting their ballast. In consequence of the disastrous rate of coal freights to London, some vessel's crews are being discharged, the owners being un- able to navigate their veosels at present rates. The ?? bert and Margaret of this port, recently on Whitby Rook, ...

... MARK-LANE EVXPRESS' REVIEW OF THE CORN-TRADF I DURING THlE PAST WEEK. -- The uneasiness from the very wet weather has been in some measure allayed by a favourable change which has since taken place in the esutl. 'UComparatively little rain has fallen during the last few days, and having at times had brisk drying winds, the land has been freed of some of the superfluous moisture; if, therefore, ...