... qMAKRINE INTELLIGENCE. l eeeud tdderlaud July 25-The brig Etellef~Riobardsoll, pro- ed to se yesterday for Dieppe, but has this day re- turned, making water. M-27-The brig British Flag, Bennett, of this port, from Mesel for Ireland, has brought lp off here for fresh water. Yarmouth, Norfolk, July 24-The brig Leeds, Estell, from Newcastle for Foikstone, was assisted into this har- bour ...

... I I Latent. Shares. Share. RAILWAYS. Pd. jPrl.20* l1t000 50- Aberdeen ?? .o io 3321)0 8i do. Preference ?? 4.. 4 4 i 961)00 20 AobrNBtii.6501j 500011 20 ?? Proxiord joil001100 20 26 x lit 35000 20 Bilintiiiliblul, Woiver4&'~ Dudley 10 15 x in 45000) 31 liorkeolleotd, Lau., ~x Cbtes. jit. 20 4i 26000 27J do. late Cliebter 4a~d Birkeiihead 127 I13i 12600 20 BOSIOD Stonufo.,, & 8D-Iolisghalu 7 ...

... FRIDAY..-COM301s ?? Money were 93 to fe, and for the account 9S4. Bank Stock 198i to i99j; Reduced, .93 to i; Three-anad-a-Quarter per Cents., 93A to 98; Lurng An- nuities, 9 ; India stock, 250 to 254;- India Bonds 82a to lisa; and Exchequer-bills, 47s to 50s premium. SATURDnAY,-COssols,both formnoney at.d account opened and closed at 93 to J, Bank 8tock 198A to 1991; Reduced 93 to &; Three ...

... PRICE C URRENT.-TUESDAY. SUGAnt,-The public Sales consisted of 150 hhds Barba. does, 200 bags Mauritius. 3400 bags Bengal, 5300 bags Ma. dras, and 3200 bags Manilld. The Barbadoes sold at 38s to 40S, the Mtauritius at M5s to 36s 6d, the Bengal at 35s 6d to 39s for dry dull, Benares at 9st 6d to 42s for mid. dlng to flne, and 453s d to 49s, for grainy yellow to fine an the MaqOlTa in bodarrttel ...

... I _1oday, CORN EXCHANGE MAPR LANE somewha- i -- I orning's mn Ole tincreas ed quantity of wheat by ples from the near counties, the quality of was inferior. The millers acted on the saw previously, and considerable difficoilty v effectlirg sales at last Monday's quotation5 barley of home growth fresh up, and Having a tolerably good demand for grind vious prices were, in some cases slightly ex ...

... h[ ARKETS, FAIAlS. &c. NEWCASTLE CATTLE MARKET, JuLy 31. We have bad a very limited show of fat cattle on offer here to-day, including about a 100 from Edin- burgh and the north-east counties of Scotland. As a whole, the quality was somewhat below an average. With sheep and lambs the supply was seasonably large, the former was very good, but the latter was only in- different in point of ...

... |MARK-LANE EXPRESS REVIEW OF THE CORN-TRADE | . . DURING THE PAST WEEK. An immense quantity of rain has fallen during the week in different parts of the country, by which some injury has probably been done to the grain crops; we are, however, inclined to think that the mischief hither- to is not serious, or of such a obaracter as to be irre- parable. Where the wheat is forward and heavy it has ...

... I -CUoinued. I NEWCASTLE. IMPORTS.-The Gerrilze Koumans, Oldenburger from Harlisigen with 1950 cheeses, 170 qrs of ?? W J Van Haansbergen.-The Eclipae, Blackburn from Altwerp with GoG qrs wheat.. E Liddell and Co.-TheWilliam the Fourth, Russell from. Wismar wiltl 67d qrs wheat, I 10 mats, 36 duanage boardsC E Eskuchae.- The Swift, Shears from Crorstadt with 5000 poods junk, 30 bales kips .. ...

... LONDONV AUG. 1. (From the Gazette of Faiday, July 27.) BANXnUPTs.-Edward Heather, Crawford-street, Mary. lebone straw hat mokrB nkrut Colson, Milton, near Gravesend, pblicand-SMell, COX, sen., Cobbarm row, Clerkeenwell, plumber.-Georgo3 Teagle Winter, Brick. lane. Old-street, SI Luke's, ?? Morris, Abergravenny, Corn ?? Stevenson, Brecon, Josoee-O ph Carey, Sheptonl W aliet, ?? Donwe, Cieplte w ...

... |-C'mainued. I NEWCASTLE. IMPORTS.-Tbe Fortuna, Larsen from linet, it) Sweden with 22 0 3 deals, 137 pieces of timber..To order.- 'he Prompt, Wilhie from Bathurst wiull 265 pieces limber, 24BO deal, an(d deal ends (sawn), 5 cords lHtbwosd..N Wright 3 ' deers' hornsJohn Snowdon--The Belle, Pyrnan from i Archangel wiith 1I15 barrels tar, 50 barrels pitcl.. To order. I ransom firewood, 3000 ...

... I ?? CORW-EXCHANGE MARK LANE Monday, August ,-At M-ark-Lane to-day, the show by Ineid-carriage samples from the near counties wao- only Mo. derate, but to effect a3 clearance factors had to submit to a decline of 3s to 4 per qr. on the rates of Monday last, Tbere was scarcely any country demand for foreign wheat, and the local inquiry was of a strictI7W retail character. Importers would have ...

... SMT Michael Davison, master of the AmazoR,o f South Stields, died of cholers on board thas vessel, At ronstadt, ou the 26th June- William Potts, ?? one of the crew of the Lord Broughem and VauX, of this Port Vwhlch vessel arrived here on the 4th inoL, from M~iramichi), when the vessel was being smoked -at Carthagena on the 15th of April, and died. The saj veaael left one of her ap~rentices, ...