... MARINE. ?? ius l 'kTnT'Dff I~r~wA NORTH SHIELDS. - - On the 28th ult., the steamtu t Fear Neot ofg picked up at sea a sculler boat, abont I'S U`lerl~, with two oars inside * the boat is barke1- feetao r i a George Brown, South Shields. She ha heta t ,. S over to the Customs authorities. helai The Orion, lately stra omdel ear h ychoel repairedf y Messrs Alfred Simev & of t l was sold to ...

... LON1)ON, JUNE 1. (From the Gra:elte of Friday, JMdy 27. ) i BANSRUP'TClES ANSULLED.- Charles Richard Ri- elbards1on, Stoke-upon-Trent, ?? Goshawk, Church Street. Camberwell, Surrey, plotographic ?? INjilliams, Dunning's Alley, Blishopsgate Street, cabinet maker. BANKPUPTS. -Gilbert iHodgson, SRunderland, tinbler inerclinnt, June 8, at tlie Bankruapts' Court, Newcas- tle. -John Lamb, Auckland, ...

... LOND)ON, NovztuEiM 16. (llronathe Gazette of Friday, November 11. ) ?? *'Sooidil SE4UiESTI5Ai1ONS.-'-.- Thbibet, Gliasaw, titea ifeerchant. II. ?? itnd %Yo., (3Jssgow, vrine .mnerchanbt9 -1. 31,Iutosh, Carnbelt9w~n, fi~sberm-nau (Fitem the Gelte of Wuetey, 1ovemb*-15.-)e ! * PA1TNEaSHrs.P ?? ?? Snowden, Doeg and| o., -Neweastle and South Shields,' shipbrokers. ?? L. BANFBIwrcsxa -ANNVLLED.- ...

... MARINE INTbLLlGENCO NORTH SHIELDS. The brig Brothericks, Dryden, from hence for albur, was abandoned in a sinking state, ofT Bil'rkilm inst.; the crew was taken olt by the Ma' ' the ta Hartlepool, and landed at Cuxhaven ot the ib' ril5 Brothericks is a-n old Tyne Collier was builto n Thl e in 1830, was registered 235S tons, an a h0 Tre 'Messrs James Crumbie and Son, of Waleud. Irepernyf The ...

... I- ?? Sharc.I ~RAILWAYS. PaidJ__ X210,000 Stock Blyth and Tyne ?? 100 156k 2,000,000 Stock Bristol and Exeter ?? 86 3,404,054 Stock ?? 121 12,000 25 Dundee and ?? . 1 5a 15,300 80 Dublin & Belfast Junction to 38 6,990,621 Stock Great ?? 49 3,1205,000 Stock Do. ?? O 48 820,0555 Stork Do. East Anglian No. 2 100 7j 223375 Stock Edinburgh and Glasgow ?? 100 95 X2,SN,0Th Stork Giasgo.,w & South ...

... NEWCASTLE BuTrEr AND BACON MARKET, Yesterday; -Northumberland bacon, hams on, 9s. to 9s. 6d.; hams, 10s. Od. to 10s. 6d. per stone. Butter, 56s. to 58s. per firkin. Cumberland bacon, large, 7s. 9d. to 8s. Od.; small, 8s. to 8s. 3d; hams, large, 10s.; do. small, 10s. Cd. to 11s. per stone. Butter, 56i. to 58s. per firkin. MOBPET1 CORN MARKET, March 26--Average prices and quantities :-W'Vheat, ...

... NEWCASTLEBODTTBR AND BACON MATtnTr, YesterdiW. -Northumberland bacon, hams on, 9s. to 9s. tGd. hams, 10s. Od. to 10s. 6d. per stone. Butter, 56s per rirkin. Cumberland bacon, large, 7s. 9d. to 7s 10d.; small, Ss. 3d; hams, large, 10s. Oil.; do. smal l10s. 6d. to 11s. per stone. Butter, 56fi. per firkia MloaPETH CORN AIARKHT, April 16.--*-Aversg prices and quantities :-I'heSat, 154 qrs. 0 bush. ...

... NEWCASTLE CORN MARKET. SATURDAY, June 25.-There was a small show of wheat from farmers, but duting the week the arri- vals from the coast have been to a fair extent, though moderate fromt abroad ; for all descriptions the de- mand proved good, and prices must be noted 2s. per qr. dearer than this day week. Barley met more at- tention, at fully late rates. Oats were taken off at an improvement ...

... MARINE INTELLIGENOC. NORTH SEHIELDS. On Sunday night there was a fearful gale of wq the NNI , and great anxiety was felt for the Ii.in.., I which were out (luring the gale belonging to Nunhib' but they all arrived sate on Monday.I The South Shields fishing boats that vere the gale on Sunday night and *Monday in,)ere re so fortunate as the North Shields boatso e, cast up. Two bodies woere ...

... MARK-LANE- MONDAY. Last week's arrivals were generally moderate, but there was'agood supply of oats. Exports 75 qrs. wheat, Of English wheat there were 8,693 qrs., of foreign 15,132 qrs. Biut few samples'appeared this morning from the near counties. The demnld was, hovevor, far from active, without any cliange of values. A retail business was pass- hliginforeign at unaltered rates. Floating ...

... LONDON, AUQUST 3. (Parom the Gawcte of Fiiday, July 29.) BANKRUPTS.-James Thomas Walker, biddlesbo- rough, beer relder, August 10.-Willibm Henderson, Old Sbildon, Durhnm, butcher, August 6.-William Gelineck, Sunderland, shipbroker, August 17. NOTJCE' OF SITTING FOR LAST EXAMINATION.- August 25, J. Straker, South Shields, potato dealer. SCOTCU SEQUESTRATIONS.-Edward Webb, Aber- deen, ?? Laing, ...

... The revenue returns published in this day's paper continue to exhibit a prosperous state of the public finances, There has been an in- crease of income of 381,000 during the quar- ter ending September 30th, compared with the corresponrding period of last year; and only a diminution of 120,400 on the yeur's returns, although so considerable a reduction of taxes took place. It is very ...