... ,0oNDO?, MK,\RiX ETS.-Fyii 23. - .. a. o k ..I C {ftfln ;illrp lager 1 Co'aToN-The demand for Cotton eince our lest haS heen bli k and extensike; an adsanlce of fully .d per lb. on the (C, ttostq Ilf the laic Initia linise sale has been free-m 9 lv vcldisel. The plirnciw 55 *i cc slir last cxcced 9000 i . -T_ e derndaitilor MAuscavades coliniin and bris!k 6 81d xi~cwaniv' till toa at !s the ...

... TUESDAY's POST CONTINUTh Bait1drujptsfrom Suturdaqy's Gaiette. James Wilson, of Norland Ha1l, Halifax, York, farmer. 1hugh Bell, of Bourn, incolnshire, corn merchant. Joseph Mathias, of qaveifordwest, upholsterer. Richard Pearson, of Droitwich, Worcester, glover. Adam Knibb, of Barnwell St. Andrew, Northamp- tonshire, miller. Joseph Riley, of Sheffield, dealer in china. Richard James Blachford ...

... i i?l -L 2,?T it A I il CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LA3p | C, Ve had a good supl)3y of all grai during the week, with a large arrival of Plour, coasvas t at article sells freely at 50s. the speculations in it ' t very great, and the parties are now fulfill their tit, morning we had also a fair arrival of Wheat rotn tt 1, samples were in good demand, at the prices of this rla s, but the inferior ...

... Smyp'*AS. 4rsga'f@,of 44 guns, ar yen~rettrr§ rr Toub4,fbr.FhWjOpose of protecting thl French trade throu#1i09hA~8,* 4Atq ahdiUedathis morning with tot at v ~E l~IN*o~oo4~ iopjg~searatbeCowa sdICjlfnd bir r I u g is r~Lesseofdl ~~~~~ng crh Idof Maui and~ii1return- 'l~aqri lviirtdtchsbe 8isruck d filed; The crewp took 5toi ulioat.@'o bnd and~ has notsince bnitdi feared ohat nonef t th ~~~~~~~, ...

... $We 1 ROOM foatUM CORN EXCHANGE, MARCH 17. Though the supply of Wheat and Flour during the last week was by no means large, the trade closed rather heavily on Friday: this, morning, also, the arrival was rather moderate, chiefly from Essex and Kent, but the mealing trade was dull and, withthe exception of a few choice runs, for wiiich the prices of this day se'nnight were nearly realized, we ...

... I i, . ' ''! ',It [I-. it SI 1 -- SHIPPING iNTEL LIGENCE..- I - _,,- , -- ,, , . [, , f^ ^0 ''ARRIVALS-9 -| UAtIhe e ar'eoax,'-Tbe Rpsehill, SaWde,: from, e At'GBAVE8PXD,.IThe.SyJen, Hunter, from Harbrol., At lOTTEtIDAM, ,DU the -15tb irstant,-The Prince or Wales, Bihbx; At H Ae,- The Minna, Cortis: Express, Mann; Britannia, Chammiel; FTaklofort, Willows; G(i3rd Adaw ; t Vo1,zsin; fTho'ri;; ...

... £ EDINBURGH CORN IATARKET-Mvirt; P). n W e bad a fiul diarket uf all sortc ofl' in tu I:. v, I o it i- i cularly of oats, pease, anid beans. Sales ull, yet pi ...

... BLounbo& anij VrobinualA 4laiket0.' -oleeoa*-- Corn Exchange, Mark Lane, London, *lo . Monday,. Alarc& 94. a t d The trade remains much in the saome state this morning re as it %lused oa'Priday last, the arrivals fresh op since that Jo date fraiing only-,,out an averagev upply of guind thougl- the quantjty 1sf flour is very large.-Wbebt is generaly es~'^emed to be about the sakme rate o0 price ...

... Camie in since ours Iisst.. Ttlse Mallyower, M'Grath, and the Lively, Cracker, from Tooghall-the New Volunteer, Hudson, and the Ranger, Carter, from Petersburgh-the Sons of Com- merce, Gibbs, the Belsey, Partridge, and the Brown, Mathew- son, from Cork-the Atlas, Jones. and the Star, Finner, from Waterford-the Drapser, Hughes, the Rosewarn, Cussdy, and the Cygnet, Lloyd, from Dublin-the ...

... FROM THE'LONDON GAZETTES. Thesdaq,, Alarch 4. B. NKRUPTcY SUPERSEDED. T. Fitlgerald, Lawreace-Piontney-hilJ, City, mseresant BANKRUPTS. W. Wells, Brightwell, Berkshire, farmer. Solicitors, Messrs. Williams and Wbite, Liscoln's-inn. C. Ford, Regtent-street, linen-draper. Solicitor, Mr. Clarke, Warnford& court, Threginorton-street.' J. Aldersey, Liverpool, grocer. Solicitors, Messrs. Clarke and ...

... nonuou otafteto+ CORN EXCEIANGE, MAcu 24. The supply of Wheat this morning was rather moderate, chiefly confined to land suilies from Essex and Kent; but having had a large arrival during the last week, .and upwards of 18,000 sacks of Flour coastways, the m'ealing trade was dull; -and though a few of the primest runs nearly supported our last quotation, no progress could be made in the ...

... (,li eA ;, t', MAM.&I' LkTi;- l~irdi I..~ I1n the CeIly part of tie wupe: ro business ia, dOlone irl Sugar, ill cOllseiti ctcs *J- O0 hilids. Denac ;ri having beeni advo2rtised for sale by auction vestcis. At this sale, altbough therc wa!sa air COmipeiH priees went IS. per Cwt. Joweur oi brown anid nliddiia quaiities, of' which the cargo alwwst wholly COlicl vred. -i)On Tu-AytiY icrst, 25 tr-. ...