... .CORN-EXCHANGE, LONDON, FluDovNovEMDE 3O. | ur market was e~tremsely dull tliis amornuig,, but paiticil- ah ly thed nlesiling trade;* miul as ciii' suppiles (5,000 quarters of Whlealt, 3,860 of Bariley, Ifi,)00 of Oats, alid 5,800 stcnks of -sotr) arel~arge, very tew I ave beenl made by the Mealmen; but llonday's p~i( es wrc sustatied fox'flune samples of Wheat. l~lelv nold Oats were in the ...

... MARaETS. rAILS, &C. At Newcastlse snal ket, on Saturday last, there was about the ?? ?? of Wheat from the farmers, the condition ge- nocrally poor ;the best parcelswere iridemrand, but the miiddl ing anti inferior doll sale at lest week's prices. Oats went ollnmore freely, and it improving prices. In Barley we call note little ailteration, the best parels find buyers, at 3lis. siasl 31. per ...

... D4OI tWX4 AND J T SEDAY NXXGUTiB' N,u.. Qa'et2l' e Wsll di..-iWalIla'. GilIbert, A 1ina ?? ln, 8Cots ileeldt l tt -Ilelru ludleex, victualler. George Aiiujt5 f t2 IL * N tll' il tli( TYIei Ittler. (July 1; ?? Ll ' ' IC itb 'I Pt Lit l~ls~idi I RaUin, Newcatie upo(I I{OCIft~~iIIOIIY~lI\III STV~~t!U1)OI1 *Tylle j Thoullais Wlon 1,, MT, , ' 2 l*, ( 1tT11X1 t1X I; e I foicroft, adll Pe:ter laril- ...

... I; /t/>Xt ,-r,4 X, ' ; , 1j' IASc :t1 P Sis'yort ?? baliazt, bou t0 .MibAidi/w, ?? tht lite:f iF near Gabasous - ,ta ~~~o t~dran, ;a~e ,ftor :,Uats pun wirg~~dIN Th-.w--V w 0 f Rfeartori'iNe,. It-The 13oulby, Larerseis, t' a,. Whitby, stone laden, went on shoreathis mnorrii ,a tl tic uortbwerd of Sealby Ness, but Ls ?? tobe ?? much daimage. Faiiotidh, Nov. 12.-The M -reator, Mankie, fro, t to ...

... L ., AN A*OV*NY OP COAL OULMT. ED Ortnyana. lmported into the otr of x ondon, during the Iemr 1832, and Mold at tile Coal lfoarset, Specifyinq the Quanfdifics of each parlicui7r Sort, s.v poer Filter's Cerlijjcnvqv. - -I - PtibJi ild by Autlhority *1 the Cuala mid Co)w C(',mletLj, I NEWCASTfLE COAL Ships. Quality. J'ns ft Atlairs 24 Beaumont 9,522 S Bell, Robson, and Co. * Low Mai Ni . - 00 70 ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON, DEC. IL IMOM TUMDAY AND fRIDAY NIGUS' ,GAZTTES. BANKRUPTS. Nov. 27.-James Tatham, Castle-street, City-road, Finsbury, Middlesex, rectifying-distiller. Thomas Weldon, Holles-street, Cavendishi-square, Middlesex, tailor. Robert Nathaniel Burion, New Corn Ex! change, Mark-lano, London corn-factor. John Ra41n- doliph, Bridge-strLeet, St. kIargaret's7 Westminster, surgeon and apotliecary. ...

... I MONEY MlABI1iET AND STOCK INTE L Ll- I ~ - -- GENCE. PRICES OF STOCKS EACH DAY. Thill. 1`24. Sat. 1n. Turs. 71'rdj. Bank Stock ?? 173 173 ,l73L 1730. ,, 1 .. 173 Three per Cent. Red. ..s) a ?? 054 955 .i) .Sf )5q 15 Three per Cent. Consols 94i 9l~ 4A 4 4 3A per Cent. 118 ?? r per Cent. Reduced 10 102 .102 102 102 102 New 3* per Cent ?? .1014 10thBI 1014 1014 101A 101 Long Annuities, ?? 12 ...

... AIEMNI''Y MAUlJlT AND STOCK INTELLI-| . - ~~GENCE.I CryT, NVu:DMSIDSAY..The Funds continue in an inactive state, with scarcely a bargain having been made. Gonsols are #28 9-4 for 1loney, 924 buyers for the Account. New T'hreeand.a4{lif per Gente, 100sf 10u0i India Stock is rather better, some leaving bec Sold at 249 the Bonds, 35 pre- niuo. Money has been in greatr dmand, and sales of ...

... WAMUi;,MC:E:S rfniraS, cd4. At NeWCas1tle r1sr Let, arn SlittrlriaY hist, telre was rirly a ?? supply if Whiieat friol the erirrers, wfil a Sitgltgie slm- pie of titl nlew cra), ye!t tile eirtiritlarice f filt we1till cir:ll! tire ?? again Ieiivy, at arlriut the prics oft tins dity t . ?? irigilt. Tihe ijility orf Lie iew OntS riapjrerrd very lille, aild tiny ?? at Y0s tli 2is ?? qrutrri r; if ...

... I- 1h- R E S - - - . I From tile iven, ?? l'rice vrrct Scpf. 6.1 S..'~it.-rhe West I tidin itlrv sugal 5laicet dtirn the Piast weviitlh blel ili I ?? ilitci l VO tlati', PatLcicrlyi for the . good ajd tinle yullow ?? glroel's ?? retihelri botI lhasvilig ,ell helicciarit btlY' r. stfll tel Hda'Il ?? ta Ilave muih Ccorl- lidell e itl lit S IIdl'ti'lel l'lld lavi' oh4t:lillud filly lst 'Vepk~q'5 ...

... 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 ...