... CORN TR4DE. A Vetition to tbe House of Commons. of which the following ib a copy, pow lies for signature at the City of London Tavern, U3lshopsgatv-etreet, and Batson's Coffee House, Cornhill, where it will remain during this week. 6 THE H5iONOUtABLE fiH COMMONS UrP Tite eIT ?, PARLM-tANT ., 'OR ~T DHvITA'ilXA5555lEBLANTh ?? The hurtble Petition of the undersigned shewethb That lt appears to ...

... LSBOSN MCAT VWe. yesterdsay reeived a lisbon MIadi, bringing the following J7seellivence 5- ?? ?? Regency oS the kingdohi, it-the name . tif the king Don John VU.,gives notice that the General Ek-c -tkaordinary, and ConkithentiCortcs of the Portuguese nation have I -;decreed as foilo*s,'- : :* t t The-Corteaj dder~ingeb t obigatioin ?? cementhig niore I ran& isore tbe onion of' the ...

... From lie LONDON GAZE TTA of May as I *z~ . . , z I I 1 '13,rKRUPtCY ENLARGED. W.Yo3nei;;of 'i'landsworih, Staffordshire. farmer, from May Xtq JulyS. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSB)DF. YW.'Beevers, o'f EastArdsley, Yorkshire, farmei. W. Elwell, of Birmingham, chemist. - BANKRUPTS. A. J. Brown, of Portsmouth, grocer, June e, x2, aad July 5, at twielve, at the office of Air. G. A. Callaway, St. Thomas- ...

... ARTISTS' BEANEVOLEB'NT PUND. The enterprising charactei of genihs natusraly eiposies it to A~hiressand every mtan who wishes to encourage its ,exertions and energy lust h~e anixious to provide an asylpm tor those, who may happen tofslir lowconsolatory itiuch a institutioii to those who, like tbehcelebrated Barry, look rather for pertltanent fame than for ,ecuniary profit. We therefore hail ...

... yo kJ .CQmMERCE.^ ,The UReport of the Lod'Committee, appointed to InqIre o into the means of prxtendliig,.ard securing the fign trade of thecou~tr, pesnte~d tb the House on the 11th Ult, is just printed. * It is s document of considerable interest, and contains ?? of7 witnesses, which occupies upwards of 300 folio pages. The inquiry pursned in this Report is into the State of Britiph Cormmerce ...