... the Lo ndon Nep Price Carrent of Tuesday, .ctober 6. t -1 OAf .-Since Tuesday last importers of British Ilantation Sugar have displayed firmness, and have ob- tained previous rates for both brown and yellow do- seritions; from the grocers there has been a steady demand, but the refiners have bought sparingly the 'ealee for the three market davs.have amounted to l60Q hogsheads and tiereos. Uie ...

... 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 ...

... MONJEY MARKET AND STOCKINTELLI- GENCE.I CITY, TUESDAY EVENING.-On 'Change to-day the proposed imposition of the income-tax on foreign dividends was a fer- tile topic of conversation.. The impression seems to be, that tie deduction of the tax on payment of the dividends by tihe contractors will in many cases operate unfairly, Is the stock may be held by a foreigner who has nothing to do either ...

... I From the London New Price Current of Tuesday, November 14. SuGAR.-The demand has improved for West India Sugar since Tuesday last; grocers and refinershave been purchasers to a fair extent, paying previous rates- in some cases, however, a slight decline has been sub- mitted to for brown descriptions; the quantity of sugar sold for the three market days has amounted to 1450 hogsheads and ...

... Newecaste Corn Market, May 8.-There was a moderate supply of wheat at market to-day from the growers, as well as coastwise, and the Foreign arrivals have all gone under bond,but the demand proved very limited, at similar rates to last Saturday. For malting barley there was little or no enquiry. Oats were in good supply, and ruled a shade lower. The little bu- siness transacted in- rye was ...

... From the London New Price Current of Tuesday, October 26. SUGAit.-The trade have been anxious to purchase West India AIagcovadoes Sugar, and from both Grocers and Refinersthle demand htis been brisk for all descrip! tions, and an advance on former rates of Is has been paid for yellow, and 6d to is9 for brown qualities; the large quantity of 2,200 hhds and tres, has beeu dis- posed of by ...

... FROMr FRIDAY ASD TUESD)AY SIGHTS' GAZETTZ5. BANKRUPTS. November I.-George Pennell, Saint JamoaeS's-pI2ce, S~,itt J ,nmv's-street, W estmintster, Middlesex, picture dealh r. L ohs Janmes, Little Tower-street, London, coal morrhint. Itubeit Perkins, Broadway, Wvestrmlitr, Midds ax grocer. Robert Swatisborough, Grimsby, Lncounshile, aild Henry Oake, Ringwood, Hunts, flax merchalitts and flax ...

... I I North Foreland, Noueynber,.23.-The brig Equiva- lent, of Newcastle, was drove oni shore in Kingsgate bay. Sheerness, November 23.-The brig Tyne, Young- husband,put in here last night, With loss of two anchors and whole cables. The ketch Oakum (or Holcombe), Drake, of Teign- mouth, Port of Exeter, from Shields, whilst running to the southward off Lowestoff about 8 miles, the lights bearing ...

... I - I (From the Landon New Price Current of Tuesday, Aug. 19.) SUGaR.-The arrivals of colonial sugar keep small, whereas the deliveries are going ol very largely, and a further advance has taken place in the value of every description; notwithstanding the continued rise in prices, merchants supply the market sparingly. West India has been much ?? after by grocers and re- finers, but buying ...

... Ill1. , .-~ft L G N 1 Iv&l r'aniict o r -n ,=rTi co of droat hber tpm ast, reled over on the side on the 21st idstant, f. ibd. her ssils split, Wh~'aabout ten ,Ites distp 'vlaeIu bore up 'for this barioutr--.Te Mi~o~a~iffi~eli,- ~fi~pot'ts lia@ pat bak tfith stem stove; ol ptoeeding out on SauArday, heb caught th1e light pointqand aame ia contact with the Autumn, of Sunderlnnd.; ::iyary., ...

... l MONDOAY, MAoan 18. WUDNESDA'. MARCH 2Io . NEWCASTLE 8. d. .. 18 6. s.- d Adair'soain .. 14' Cto _1 6 to-- charlotte 10ot Elm Park . . 1 to -- to __ ElLison - 13 to to __ Hartley Cnrr'' 0 to -- t -t - Ilitto Fenitam I.IA0 to I S 6 to-- Ditto Morrison's 14 0 to- t = 6 to Ditto Nelsoll's . 15 0to 15 4- - to -- Ditto WVest Baddies 13 0 to -_ 15 0 to - Ditto West Davison's 15 0 to 1_5 - - to - ...

... Plymouth, June 21.-The brig Welcome. of Sander- land, has arrived in this harbour, and is undergoingre- pairs. Cuxbaven, June 18.-The North Durham, Moor, from Sunderland fo, Hamburg, touched the ground at Scharntinoff this morning, but was assisted off. Heligoland, June 16.-A ballasted brig, supposeed to be the Lucy of Shields, got aground on Sandy Island I this morning, but came off without ...