... and the Danish fleet blockade the German ports 01 vigilantly, so as to prevent vessels departing, prices would unloabtedly rise in our maaket; bat the conclusion of a speedy peace between the belligerent powers would, we think, have the effect of causing ...

... 12 - 0 1 17 8 S in 6 wvith s 6b.im, o. Wednesday. .13 0 17 0 33 17 fi h rises h. Slns, morn. Thursday. l.14 0 61 I n 17 1 ll rises 2h. Ilm, morn. Friday ?? 1. 1 26 1 45 16 2 Easter Term begins. Ncw Mocn, 10th day, 10h. 18m. in the evening. ~~NOtICE TO ...

... Of Bengal hare changed bands daring thle wev)k at prices varying fram lilt to I If 85c, and I i Chests at 71 7b to 9f ?? ; a rise at If S1jc to 2f hag lately takun place Iin the oiner sorts, but middling an~d ordinary qualities have not adivoraed In thle ...

... at Is. 3d. to Is. Gd. per cwt. Deliveries from bondl have been more ex- tensive than for some time past. The week preceding Easter is generally one in which but little business is transacted at public offices, or by general merchants. The corn trade ans ...

... -3rd Sunday after Easter. -Morning Lessons: Deut. iv; Acts x; Evening Lessons l)eut0 James ii.-8un rises at t Im pastS: sets, 51 ` Past 6' - 14. MONDAY.-Otway died, 1685.-Msollas dsie Quarter, 2Sm past 9, afternoon. - 15. TvEsDAY.-Easter Term begitto. - ...

... the late cold weather, and the injury sustaine(l by the mulberry trees, with a; , consequcit rise in the price of silk at all the mar- kets. At Marseilles a rise of 2f. per kil. has dur- ing the last few days taken place, and the tendency was upwards, arising ...

... stocks continue light in the makers' hands, and Le paices, in consequoence, aro firin. Businecss has also, as usual A le it Easter wook, been dull iu the warehouses. The drapers, I e generally, being ongagel at home, do not visit the market. The _ ore. ...

... Britain, 1841 S. 7 6 Sisday .23 153 2 8 16 0 Easter Sunday. situat 00 O onday . 24 228 2 48 14 1 Easter Monday. ducin 00 Tuesday.-.26 3 7 8 3512 l 1Eester Tuesday. 00 WOednesday..261 858 4 1012 OiSun rises 4h S2m, sets 7h 37m. 1 0 0 Thursday . .27 56 ...

... spor' agreeable in swan-hopping season, when wl!itl bait abounds at Blackwajl and Greenwiclh, when the Lord Mayor gives his Easter-batll. ' keeps up the hospitalities of his lnl ofhce' Not, however, that life is without its graver dii. -its religious ...

... nieetings commence at Walsa1l'on Tuesday, the loth of October. 'The masters appear to have arrived at a wise determination. A rise in the price of iron. would unquestionably have led to an agita- tion of the question of wages, in a more aggravated form than ...

... that revival of eonf6dence and activity. which t25 improving state of political affairs would otherwise undoubledly have given rise to. In common with many others we look a th anxiety and ill-will to the anamoly which exists in the pressure of Bank restrictive ...

... p~piyo cattle w~as similar ,iothat of iast week, that Ii£I rathesrun~der anst avero'e, but the derandbeing convpara:l!e the, rise swas ,not ~ and trzawards ,tp~w~ards che close of l tlie reduction wousl~d roila~bout 6d~per atonec. Sheep and lantbs arl**dlj ...