... LN Wits, APRIL 4 _ . n., r.11m fCA. 61usesJ IJP-id4y, Horeb 30.) ]3AreCAK1rTUXY ArNWVLLVI).-Jobr1 krice, Newpokt, M nmou hsLire, linen draper. Bariti ?? Leker, aen., Maidstone, builder. Charles King Witt, New Sarum, grooer. Edwaid Hale, WAre, fellmonger. Uaniel Culhane, Dartford, apoehsca. Iv. c Hugh Whilte Hunt, Iteigate, builder Peter Staineby, Bijhopsgate-street and elsewhere, smelter ...

... I LOCAL AND PROVINCIAL MARKETS-(Continued) NJIWCASTLE BIuTTzI AmO BACON MAaxxr, August 31.-Nor. thumberlaud butter, 49s to 5Os per firlom; eggs, Os 9d to 7s per hundred. Cumberland bacon, smnafl,88 9*d; do. large, 8 Od; hams, small, 9s 6d; ditto, large, 9oe per stoe; butter, 498 to SOB per lirkin; eggs, Gs 9d to 7B per hundred. NEcWCASTL.E POTATOE ManAca'r.-.The supply was scanty, but as the ...

... LONDON MjMRKFITS-TUEsnAY . COMMERCIAL RleROSPECT,-There was much excite- ment in the market for Russian produce in the early | part of the week, with a rapid advance for tallow, hemp, ax, and seed. Since Tuesday, nowever, speculators and the trade have been cautious in their opetations, and a slight reduction has taken place; this reaction may be attributed to the declaration of governmeut ...

... 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. ...

... |&txRK LANE MXPMESS REVIEfW OF THE CORN TRADE i ?? D)UltUILING TIRE VAST VEEK. 'With little exception the woek Lhs been highly fa- voiraeble to th, progreis of all field operatione. The (Iltwuveid tendency lst noted hs tacen a more posi. Live fo;nm throughout the past week, the London market having Bet the example, which the country hns not, however, followed to the oacue extent. The best Eng- ...

... 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, ...

... 1r`roya the London New Price Current of Tuesday, November 30. SUGAR.-There has been an excellent demand for all descriptions of British Plantation Sugar for both Grocery and Rofining purposes, and the merchants have obtained a further advance of (d per ewv; the purchases for the three market days have amounted to ]500 hbhds and tres; of good bright yellow sorts the sup- ply has proved far from ...

... I I \Very erroneous ideas prevail in this country in regard totho finance aud baiki-ng establishments of Holland. lIndeed, they are generally considered as models of sta- bility, though, as we purpose to show, quite the re- verse. The solidity Of private merchants in Holland is al- most proverbial, and their credit stands deservedly high, because in no country iu Europe are paymerts luore ...

... ALUMREIh's,, FAIRS. &C. . ?? .. _ .. - ?? ?? Cort .larket, I farcA. 12-There was a fair t pplv* ot lhngsi~lt wheat at usarket to-day, but the ?? of ayetr.s was vory salall, and little or i coald be traslcted, aitlougl all descrip- , iojL o' qutt(ljt woere fely ?? att a reduction of _S, 1wr ?? oa thv rates of' last Saturday. The Iarriv~ *1I' O' barit'Y greatly exceeded the deraand, and It illb ...

... FO lWV TARIFF OF IMPORT DUTIES. I I I jjwnvjg are the resolutions,afld extracts train 1,1 8pertant schedules of Import Duties, prepared rnaeii011, and which ciale on for disctlssioii this ) evettingi:-ates of du 00mv).-Tlhat in lieu or tle present rae fd- ,v &vable uponi the articles enlumlerated inl the 0d ~lmdt~OStheesallbe atsdlevied, au~d K , e Prese ose inth ~li~daa; and al prohiitilisor ...

... COLLIsroN.-Tho brig :Commodore Napier, Captain Win. Clark, onl her passage from Dundee to Newcastle il ballast, on Sunday evening last, came il contact with the schooner Camilla, of Southampton, whell the schooner immediately sunk, being loaded with coal from St. David's. At the time the collision took place there was no one on the deck of the schooner exciptin' the man at the helm, and the ...

... MONE'l' MARKET AND STOCK INTELLI- GENCE. CITY, WSDDnIsDAY EvrsaNiN.-Tbe Stock Markets have re- mained in a nquiet state all day; very little business has been transacted, and values have not undergone any material al- teratiOn. In the Foreign Funds the dealings were of a very confaned nature. PRICES OF STOCKS EACH DAY. Thur. Fri. 'Sat. ~Mon. Tuese. Wed. Bank 1tock. 1661 1'58 1 668 106 166 k IW ...