... E INTELLLIGENCEG . ?? morning the umiler ox Mue STAMM Shields, June29 E our offing. The master of the boat. ~etDebsst~re lwas in the fire room at the time of the Mr m}eodge w as killed on the spot. The fireman is alse jyplO~li~scaandedt. The James watt, recently hrrived from Odesa, as gne nto ockhere for reptairs. HdeasrtlI hol, ?? 28- ?? back on the 26th-The Brish, Fwslte~rleakyand proceeded ...

... Sbatea. ibare.1 RAILWAYS. Pd. Loates 1 - ?? - ?? 7 £ . £ 9I0i0 20 69 Ieren *e*>s*e@f 22 $06000 20 Bir0I 2 95000 20 A mberNOLIOU* o ton& Oaot.J o a 80060 120~; Bi ?? n Oxford Juflctiool 20 .23j iostoo 2e , imlih Wolver., & Dudley 10 144 .4. fqD 3t Elrke~a~lesad, Lou., & Cbea. Jau. 10 '2j *0600 27t do. utle Chester aud Birksejleod 27i 14j y0600 20 Bostonx Starnf0d,& Blrminghanj 6 4 13000 I00 ...

... (From the Gazette of Friday, July 21.) ,AirijprrS,_Edward and Henry Hagen, Mlill-street, Bezm~d55, ?? Holdswortli, White- chapsmrOdi, ?? Wiflis, King-street- chaer-rco. N Carpeh-road, Islingtonl, licensed victualler. Jane Bowdler, widow, ShreIvsbury, 3eweller.-John and Cbarles Delmas Matthews, Chipping Norton, Ox- ?? Chipping (Oompden, Glocesterahire, bank- ?? Holmes, Bradford, YoTodhire, ...

... MOINEY ivMAckET. THUiSDAY.-The first quotation of consols was 87j to s4, whence, in consequence probably of uneasi- ness regarding Ireland, and the increase of unfavoura. ble reports of the potato crop in this country, they de- clined rapidly to 87X. Towards the termination of business, however, a reaction took place, owing, in some measure, to a large purchase of reduced, and they left off ...

... CORlN EXCHANGE MARKLANE, Monday, July 3-At thismoroing's market there was a fair show of wheat by land-carriage samples from Kent, but only a small supply from Essex and Suffolk. i here was more disposition to buy red than white; both kinds were, however, dearer; the former brought Is to 2s and the laster Is per qr. above the currency of this day se'lnight. The transaction in foreign wheat ...

... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... | 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 ...

... PUCE 1O' SHARES AT NEWCASTLE. 'aloire lRAILWAYS. Pd. Latet 50OU S Aberdeen ?? 22 950(10 20 AInberN1tiua.,B, & e 1 2 20000 0 triiliam a 5 J u i0 2320 3iO0si 20 liltl) 1lj)ill- , WS'lolce., . Du0e 10 14I 1200( 31 ail ke'llom,I Lau , , Cites. jot., tO 21 2511011 27.5 d. Ilte Clletror ;kId ,Sirlienieltod 21 J14 1*2001 20 1t0101ternlot,!, I .; , 5 4 42000 ); .Do altllld Xve .. p rC lt ?? tS t44 ...

... -. CORV EXCHANGE MARK LANE, Monday, July ?? this mdornings market there was rather an increased quartity of wheat shown on the Kent stands; butfros ithe otlier near counties the display of samples wasmal. Yebterday we had heavy rain in this neighboarhood. but t.,-dy being fA.e, buiiness was by no means lively. Mucr of the Eisex woe.t (consisting principally of white) was places at last ...

... lARIK-LANE EXPRESS' REVIEW OF THE GORN-TRADE DURING THE PAST WEEK. hetd ot exhibit ,1 plyof oregn shet ad foura geatfalingoff is shown. ngiblyndoatnhave, the other hand, been uuwhlarger last qnarter than during the same time 'in 1847.touht qaiy The weather has been obangemble, though the quantity of rain wbiell has fallen has not been so great as to do any injury to the growing crops. The ...

... PRICE CURRENT.-TuyAv. Busine'sa in most descriptions of produce has been more active than for many weeks past, and confidence seems to be gradually Improving. The home trade have come for- ward more freely. and although large parcels of goeds have been pressed upon the market, prices have been pretty well maintaineri. Sugar, however, has given given way full is per cwt. and ithe market nearly ...