... . AGRICULTURE-CORN LAWS-COMMERCE. ; (Continued frk7n our last.) If we buy corn abroad, when we have as mucb of our .,own as we can consume, it must inevitably cause a glut in the market. A glot in corn is infinitely more in-jurious tlitan one in other things. A glut in merchandime and wanaefactures is soon got rid of, by a partial suspension of inporting, or manufacturing; but a glut in corn ...

... ,v,3 fetv(pt. ?, 0,5 FRO.U SATURDAY's LONDON GA2ETTE BA NK1UPTS. J. & T. Close And S. Reinbold, Mlanchester, merchants. £S Ellis& Co. Chancery-lane. T. & E. I-arper, Ystradg-unlais, dealers. Sols. Green k- Prce London ; arid Mr. J. Price, Ssansea. G. Grcshar, Hull, clath-merchant. Sols. Ilicks & Doe, Grav's Inn. J. & 11. Barter, Poole, timber-rnerchants.. Sols. Holnme & .Co. Newv Iml. J. Yates ...

... CDC fflarhem. ?? i\t(-LANE, April/..-The arrival of 'heat and Flour siv m. this day se'nnight has been moderate; thlis morning the supp'i. , S. Wheat ?? also limited, intld though rve tnisider p ices tuli, for per qr. ueaerer than, lost 1iondlay fir real fine samples, ther; I.r not much life ili the iralc. Ilarley is about is. per qr. dearer. Ii. prime 11,aldiptr qualides, a id Beans ...

... Antrvzn-April 12. Liberty, Lawson, from Dunbar, grain -Good Intent, Nicol, Stockton, coals and lead-Respect, Haddon, Newcastle, ?? of Wellington, Richardson. Dunbar, grain-Deptford, Wallace, Deptford, naval ?? Smith, Rowe, Lynn, barley-Kathe- rine, Ross, Burghead, goods-Betseys, Bain, London, chalk -Rose, M'Beath, Wick, goods-Isabella, Laird, Montrose, stones-Alexander, Peat, Arbroath, do. ...

... WEJD'F.DAY'S AND THURSDAY'S POSTS. : 'an1hriipgsfropm Tuesday'/s Gazelle. Patrick Murphy, of i'verpool.stteet cotrn merchant. John Camnington, of Ludgate-street, linen-draper. I Augustus Boyson, of Three-King-court, commission agent. RobertDOVel, of 1Wnrrington, corn dealer. 5olbn Brown, ofi;sverrpool, merchant. John Taylor, of Nottingham, shoemaker. John Curtis, of Birmingham, chandler. John ...

... I COUNTY 01(i ORN, Xpor or rit'RVATEIC BIlLS REl'O1I1N TIIE H1OUSE01 (IF C pmmim 1:1i P1`1I ?? c201IVT(Y OlF VotRIC, AND PzotIllZS8 TUlETEP( VI' To h tf .)ASTI'FIR D1.1e1s, 110N ?? | . ?? IiEAiD. Ro~ya; : ' ?? IdTlme..24 Trinw. :!:1 'firie. atigell., Ardloey, irlelootre - . . Nar'i I Mareh I2 B rnby Illdor Vo Untlerllil . * C, ~~~Mrirall '211 DwLIeastler. S Salter's Bri)okl [ r ea~ ?? ...

... Jr - Ie :ODO GAZ f aA I rowrthe LOsNDON GAZET:7TE-PrTedyArl4 L~l3CHAMIBERLAIWS-OFFICE, APRIL 3. Low t tO 's t-C gon noI r Ing ontunduy next, the 9th t, ft Ir hi Iitoa Majesty, the Kiing S Pot-ttettgloves,1 II Itit to iweot tIditri -ilk, f ringed or Plai nca ht lvs C i0atnd ear. rItIIOg. black or sihite slioeb, fan. lnod tippeto. I'.1 --'il t rgrey itt~trlngn. tabbies or rlarnaski,. tleivowt to ...

... AGIl ICUL TURA!1 and COn.M.43,1CLIL. We lrave mnch plaisure in ol mervivin Ohan lb- ci6edifors of NitsSrs Deall arid 1 o., of tile t' o-j11iit t ?? W1lliboIlmnL Batik, iill besatisfieu if) full, uiih hide (t lay -4qrs.'§t- iessrsw .ir ,1 S Iii Lerr;ig. Shawv, and .13iir(oI e late hiatkerf,, bave addreised a eircuilar to their cled iors, fomt tvisich it appears uitlt n tinmber of ge;t kaiel (4 ...

... ,,ift WICtJLTUaI.l1, auFd CO!IIM-.VEfCi 1L. r S ?? b~it,~l 'si ?? i~ s 101 h blsill u.inS i!ii' bury l!r 7d, er lb. 1tteor foor sC thle fitust grsilverl (as hesy are valild) 1pssrrhaseit *lr flestrly all theoy ei.dI 1Isst,1IhI otbaisi, Etl r Iulethe ueit. ti flt if *'tsdiI l lsr 141*er qhan tlstss'ttiyn sir ^li !rele pst-sse. 'i ivylacyt ns lztc ?? ret: IlhFir a'tsisit'usissare now Ij1l4l, ...

... 3unkufpt%,-ft. Pion fth London &azettc, Apt5. 189& J. pl1ose. sen. T. eClos, and S. Relinhold, Manchester, mor, cbaujtj.-T. an& P. Harpe r, Breconsloire, dealprsanrd chap- rnen.-G. Gresham, Hull, cloth-mrnkClaiit.-.i. and H. Barter, Poole. timberoerchlMlet-J. Yates, ,iddleser, timber-nier- chant.-W. Graham, London, upholsterer.e-. Easterby, Lon- dolln, nerclh-at.R. Morice, LCodonf baker,-R. ...

... Mankrupto, &s. Fiorni the LononGazette, April 8, 1526. Wi] j. Edurardq, Sussex, boot and shoe maker.-J. Mann, Wor- ne _Ik-thrimrster.-T. Coleman, Hlezeford, dealer and qut ?? Bowley, LnOln~j,# .ietioneer.-T. Bowker, War- Chapoianber e- . h Iski s Bstol, groeer.-T. Oft rM',l6,Niliddlesex, carpenter.-W.HenderSon, Sry i n 1iir lasn--J. Farror, Birminghaiiz, wine and brandy suer- co dy ~ obridge, ...

... rA._ r_-_ .- ,_ . . _ ._ _ The whole free trade system, as every one is aware, rests upon a hypothesis that it will effect a reciprocity of liber- ality in our neighbours. The boldest theorist has never contended, that we are to throw open our portsto the pro- duce and manufactures of other cou ntries, but with theez. pectation that sooner or later these countries must receive our produce or ...