... LIVERPPOOL, MANCHESTER, AND NEW- CASTLE UPON TYNE JUNCTION RAILWAY COMPANY GENERAL AND SPECIAL MEET- INGS. . The several ordinary, extraordinary, and half-yearly meetings of this Company, which were adjourned from Manchester, on the 305h of March, were held at the London Tavern, Bishop3gate-street, on Thursday the 4th, and were attended by nearly 100 of the proprietary. There were only five ...

... [Continued from the 2d page of part 1.1 Yarmouth, Norfolk, May 9-The brig Thomas and Afar, garet, Hall, of and from Sunderland for Portsmouth, this morning caught the ground on a knowl grown out from the Barber Sand, and which has lately become very bad. A boat and crew from C sister have been engaged they are now heaving Coals overboard, and after laying anchors we hope she will be got off ...

... PRICE CURRENT.-'ruEsDAY. The colonial produce markets opened on Wednesday last with a much firmer tone, some buyers came forward more freely; a larger business has been done than for se- veral weeks past, and the prices obtained are above those that were previously paid. At the same time it must be remarked that merchants have not pressednsuch large quan- tities of goods on the market, and ...

... 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, ...

... MARINE INTELLIGENCF_ I Paimbenuf, May G-_1 Britilh schooner, coming down from Nantes, anchored last night abreast the pier. The master came on shoreoin his boat with the mate and alsO ther hand of the crew. A o ,\ .; [V- nncan they left the pier ?? on llird; they a - scarcely off when the boat, drivau by the current across a rope, wvas capsized; the three men findingtheir lives endan- gered, ...

... I PRICE OF SHARES AT NEWCASTLE, . Shares. Stare. £ 16(00 50 950110 20 5001110 20 35011(1 20 45000 3t s500 275 12000 20 15000 109 150o 3351.3 45428 17r 42000 50 51010 25 42000 50 42000 IS 3000 78? 4000 2o 180871 00 20800o 25 10000 IS 1047220 20 35435 25 4St655 25 547 20 06 240010 25 10 140 25 400250 50 26000 25 6500 25 26000 15 63010 1,5 20 22500 12 a2000 00 224000 25 400o8 25 6090 1000 7500 40 ...

... PRICES OF COAL IN THE LONDON MARKET PERTONq.-NEWCASTLE. May 89 MJsay 22 May 24 ICiester ?? . . 13 0 ?? ?? 13 0 IDean's Primrose ?? . . ?? ?? |Hartley Carr's ?? -1 - ?? ., ,1 ?? . .- Do. Hastings . ?? . - ?? 0 ?? ?? 0 IDo ?? I ?? . .. ?? ?? - Do. North ?? 14 ?? ?? Do, Richardsonl's .13 0 ?? 13 0 ?? 0 Do, West ?? 0 ?? 14 0. ?? 14 0 Do. Bates's ?? .14 ?? ?? 1 Do. Buddle's ?? . ?? -. ?? 9 Do. ?? ...

... &AI iHA4-LANR EXPRESS REVIEW OF THE CORN-TRADE | DURING THE PAST WEEK. ,f~le w5etlhO~ has, ofl the whole, been favourable slinceI ourlast. The reports of the wheat crop are generally mutifchpotbabitofanlty maerial ree in value; but we areina ?? criticalpon tln as ratho stocks. The ffl~nttv f Eglih hea onhan* i rther under than over what is commonly retained by the growers at the cor- ...

... CoRN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE. Monday, May 22,-Therc was a tolerably good shogr of wheat froos Edsex this morming, but only a small quantity front Kent and Suffolk. The tradc was, on the whole, firo) - bht there *was veryV litlc activity, and soiue difficulty was experienced in obtaining last Monday's q uotr ions. Foreigs wvheat was also taken slowvly: still ncedy buvers had th pav previous prices ...

... _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 ...

... 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 ...