... MARINE INTELLIG ENc Blush, Feb. 29.-Th-l - --ha I - r -Y., ue.ZY-130sclooner Queen Gaej' for Charente, in being towed to sea the arelinit' of rpvi, contact with a French lugger, which was beiv t 're i thcosme time. The lugger struck tbe Queen ed out at chains, and carried away rail, bulwark, ae0 oprce board. Thc Queen had to be towed beck to get tt Covering repaired. mage Warkwoeth, Fob. 22. ...

... LOCAL AND PROYINCIAL MARKETS, &c. PIELVC.ATLE CA1TLE MAI1 KEeT, Afnrch 11.-About 140 head of cattle have arrived from Edinburgh and the I counties of the south-east of Scotland since our lest.- The show of fat cattle on offr here to-day exhibits au increase o. upwards of 100 head; of sheep there h little alteration in the 6upply fro; tbat of last w;eei- re- upecling guality, cattle are in very ...

... SuaderlanO, Feb. 4-The schooner Innee (reporte##about three weeks ago), driven onl shore to the Hndth of this har bour, having receivjd sucn tejmporary repairs as were exlcet- ed to keep her afloat, hoit been got off the beach, and proceed- ed yesterdaV for Arbroatb. Iturttepoo, Jan. 30-The barqus Sir George Anderson, of London, sailed fromn Stittsrvisud for London on Friday lust. On saturday ...

... LONDON MARKETS.-MONIDAY. CORN EXOERANGE, MARK LANlE. The morning's Supply from the near countiea was fair, aud business proceeded slowly at a redletion on former rates of Is per qr. The trade in foreign was quite retail, with scarcely any difference in quotations. Of country flour thera were re- ceived 15,578 sacks; of foreign, 38 saeks 8,219 barrels. Sales were very slow in all kinds, the top ...

... MARK LAVE Ex.ItESS REVIEW OF THE CORN OS TLbADE I THE PAST WEEK. The corn trade during the past week has exhibited rather a :heavy aspect as it reepeots the home demLaud, supplies being good, but not excessive, with little im- provsment in the condition of wheat eampl.s-to which emay be attribu ted the slowness of sales. An improvement in tbe wveather ha3 been very favourable to the progreas ...

... .enare. RAILWAYS pal__ S.3500 0 Stock IA berdeen ?? ?? 8M543 II Amlbcrg. Notting. & Biston 84 44 4000 2i Br1tistond Tvzno 25 44 f O0iuoi. stock Bristol and 'lter lva 8S 1;iJ Oi ii; Stock CaledoinLn I VO Gl0 4201l 6U Cliester and Holyhead ali 16 400L 20 ICukermouth & %erkingtl * 13 boo, 25 Dundee and ?? .. . al S 1 i3s t 50 Dublin and De6sa ti1nnr S5 43 iO 336| Stoekl StAnglin . ?? * 7 0a4200' ...

... LONDON MARKETS.-MONDAY. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE. The coen market wns well supplied last week with evcry thing but barlcy and peas. The exports were 460 qrs wheat, 808 sacks flour, and 3,08I qre millet. The wheat supply con- .isted.' ofSS5 qrs of home growth, and 11;,453 qrs foreign, nearly one-third being from St. Petersburg. An unusually large show of samples appeared for the morning on the ...

... IPICE OF COAL IN LONDON MARKET, PER TON Aug. 1 4 6 Aug. 1 4 0 N EWCA8TLE. UelNDBILAN D Chester main- Edenm. - 17 6 - Deea'sPriu. 15 3 - - BeU's Prim. - - Uartley Carr - - WALLrenD. Hastings - - -Belmont - 16 9 10 9 4onansoaln's - -Bell's - - Howard's 17 0 17 0 Braddyll - - = W. Riding 15 9 - EasweI 1 6 18 6 19 0 No. Percy - 168 - 3 tton 18 6 18 - Earsdon - - - E1.L yons - - 17 3 Grey's - - ...

... O'IoNEY MARKET. PIFtDAT.-The English funds opened with steadiness this leorning, and have cosed at an improvemrent. ?? open-ed wir u sreadinecs, and soon eC- ?? a further iiwprove nent, which wast well maintaincd to the case. :steSsDAY.-The English fends opened with an appearance of steadincss this norisitig, but, subtequently experienced a decnhue. TuEsuaV.-Tho English funds have experienced ...

... AlONEY MAAKET. Fais.rv.-ThlS English funds reinain steady, bat the con- tillued dixain of gold from the Blank omnscquont uipin the remuittanecs to the Eist totally cherks all teiideiicy to nni. mo tion. SsITCUDAY.-The English flnids have remained witbout the slighitot Variation to.day, the transactiois boing whol~y uu- imp~ortant, Alto.iNAY.-Tht Eeglith ?? aatin opened this morning Wvitaout ...

... LOOAL AND PROVINCIAL MARKETS, &c. NEpwCAsTLn BUrrER AND IACON MARtKETr, Nov. 27. -Northumberland bacon, with hams on, none; hams, old, 123 6d to 13 ; do., new, l0s to 103 Gd ; butter, 67e to 6b8 per tirkin. Cumberland pork, small, Ss Od to 8s 2d haems, small, 12s 6d to 13 Od ; do., large, 12, to I2s 6d ; butter, 67e to 683 Od per firkin. MOIIPETH CORN MARIKUET.--Average prices and quantities ...

... IN B RRICHARD HARLTLEY KENNEDY.-IN Rc FPAMERLY JOHN LAw. These were trader debtor summonsee, heard in the court of hanlkruptcv, Basinghall-atreet, London, on Tuesday, before Air Commissioner GouLtiuRN. The summonses were obtained by Mr Cornelius Garbutt, a re- gistered offioerof the Newcastle Commercial Banking Company (recently suspended payment), against Mr Kennedy and Mr Law, as ...