... Sunnerland, July 12.-Yesterday, the barque Norton, Schultz, of Stettin from Memel for Hartlepool, grounded, during a fog, about four miles to the southward of this port, her dechload was thrown overboard, and she floated on the following tide of this morning, when she wans taken in tow, nnd proceeded to her destined port. She has not ?? any ma:crial danmage. Bytb, JAfly 12,-Thc Louise, Tesel, ...

... I | Swanage, October 16-The Mary, Piper, ul Hx1btgb. from Newcastle for %laliga, brack upon a wrecok abhou raldchanoel, and wos abandonod in a sinking atome -re fived and landed here. Liverpool, Ainraost ?? sloop 1e[orW'f Wbite baveu. from Carlisle, sunk in the King 8 Dock toist Ofn the 15th iDst., a itfh was soot to her 0oossltalle to lig ltelI her at low wtter, and she was oxpecod to got ...

... HARK-LANE BXPBESS REVIEW OF THE CORN-TRADE I DURING THE PAST WEEK. The greater part of the corn lately brought forward by the farmers having been thrashed during damp weather, has come to hand in very indifferent order; and to this circumstance the reaction vhich has taken place in tileprice of wheat sines our last may be partly at- tributed. The supplies from the growers have certainly not ...

... LONDON MARKETS.-MONDAY. CORi EXCANGE MARKE LNET. The sngplich ofatrportedhave becomo Icassextcreivean about an average balneos doing, aS follosr :-York Regents, IOOB to i20a; do plants, ?? to ;40e, Saotch do., 90es to il~is dO., ctps, wis tO ?? cnent ana ESXan iegcntp rov0m to ul6la middings, tlse to 70B BUeCE, 80toh Sils; Lincolns, 85 to ItrO; per ton. 'COXN EXCHANGE. MARK LALNE. The Edslish ...

... LONDON MARKPT9.-TUESDAY. COMMERCIAL RPTILOSPECT.-Only moderate purchases have been made in colonial produce for exportation there has, however, been a large home-trade demand, and the markets have been moderately supplied. The currency has ranged firm for coffee, tea, spices, and cocoa; but rather declined for sugar, molasses, salt- petre, rice, and ram. Imports of produce have been to some ...

... LOCAL AND PROVINCIAL MARK ETS-(Cotinw8J) NtiwcAsTr.E lltxtnl4 ANt) BACON tMACRKET, August 3.-Nuc,. thberland buttes, 4SS per firllko ; eggs, os 3d per hundiredt. Cumoberlanld bacon, simalll, Ss ; ditto, large, 7s td per sione - lains, small, 9s 3d ; ditto, large, is t8 per stoncc butter, -18s Oil per firkill; eggs, (is Md per heuldred. SUNDeRLeeAND CORN MIAltKcETt, July 2U.-OU Saturday tutt ...

... L ,.x1. AN) 1RiO\VLJiAL ?? CA'D FAIRS, N. ac. eSIX. CAVI'Ll. AliAc:ir, August 1.-Twenty- two beasts have arrived from hlotterdain and live beasts anl 162 sheep from Hlamburgb during the past week, in middling condition. The show to-day exhibits a decline cf about 1,000 shoep and lambs and 20 cattle, aS compared with that of last week, tenerally speaking the quality of nlL de- ?? of stoek is ...

... NExWCATLE CATm MARKET, December 5.-Since our last 10 head of cattle have arrived from Ireland in good condition, The supply of stock to-day has been much of the same character as that of the lnst six or eight weeks. Some very good luts were from the north, and also some superior West Highland bullocks from Durham, but :eldom if ever has there been less weight of beef for the number of cattle. ...

... MARK- LANE EXPRESS REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE I OP THE WEEK. We have had another quiet week in the grain trade, and prices have further given way about 2s per q. The pause, after a period of excitement such as that by which it was preceded, appears to have been quite sa- tural, more especially as the fact of supplies of some moment being at present on paseage from the northern ports of Europe to ...

... I .._ Monday, Sept Id.-AL this morning's market tnere wu only a moderate show of wheat byland-carriagesnmplesfore Essex and Kent, and there were few offers from the fastcoast. 'Ihe greater proportion of the supply roas of this year's growth: and the millers being still in waot *f new wheat, rather a lively demand was experieacedriwhicl enabled factors to make a clearance at prices Is per qr. ...

... ?? i pjjici,,s o-b'611ARES ATNEWCASTLE. : - I Slial 5s 1111 ,. -I- lt.Zlq LOt 2521,11! b1 b 4501): ! II d50ou .2 £ ?? Stocb 4541.. I-,I £ 2 1 1 1 1 1l7 0 l, 3, 1 1 ( 1 7 4b5 1 N SIICl 581111; El 17t,. 25 £ 175!41 ?? Ill 35235 V2 4 0 0. L0i ~24:11,, 'Z. £e 222257 S ,,ck ILttw; l tuc £41211111 15~ I 1 1p 11 i I 1 1 1 S 2li5 £ 49i 21, 1SI 1 1 24 .2 £15 t1act, 126 j £ 17 Iec 5 oCi. I 20 1 I I, ...

... MAlKC-LANP EXPRESS XREVIEW OF TMTE CORNT TRADE OF THE PAST WYEEK. The arrivals of wheat from thc Baltic Sea and Ale- ditrralleaon off the coast have been rather liberal this week, hat from other (uIUatcrs the supplies have ?? moderate. Hitherto, however, the reccipts of foreign bread-stufis have proved anmply ouffieient to satifify the demand. There can bc no doubt that the stocks of foreign ...