... CORtN' LAWS. 'V ?? h 'IlpA rip:idtliirist' it' the Cout(Y oif Devonl are n h tti Ifl-otsr,qtritivro(i thir ji ?? , aslkM tO be Isl~tes 14 Lhe ewftu-itm.1 atetl uilalslige ill tilu Ciii la W tlit-tii Isc isisi It.IdI iii Ail letI'- ei t parts tit' t II sailtuoI ty with IIi view V to il m lsitiuitos La Pustliiosuut ?? this pIMpI-IS11. We Itiar [Ai'ti ulP tiritetu tlio Itweinr., iii this ritI, ...

... DISSOLUTION * * OF THEI Sousfh Deivo Marine, Fire, and jife ASSURANCE COMPANY. On 'Monday last. P. geupral meetinig of the IPropirietors vt! this Company, was hold ait the CoTIPiutY s Officel In VeZwton Abbot, The meeting was fully attended, and at 11 ?? Henry .L'ar'cw, Bart, being called to tihe ehaji', stated tha.tbtey were then usseuiblod hi consequence of' a requsisition fi'orn aereral ...

... ;4oi.ff81t' ol izto'u ar tto. CORN-XCHADIGE, Aonday, February 14. There were free arrivals iast week of English Barleartr Malt 'eaoss, atnd Flour, though the s 1t pply l1'heat wis short :1 1ttti palcels olt Enllyfii.t anld Se/otc OatsIth tve got itt, buit the ?? frl-0m1 abroad fill. il Inaltltleially. Fiir to tdavs market thile vils rat her asutlill oil lu at 1 /tat, it flir sholaiv of ?? ...

... STI-altbilt)IO x0libail ?Mavllctq- I COfRN-fEX HANGt, Moniday, Aro V. 20. Ou1r stipplies of every de!crliptioi of grain weere very 1 largtg tehis morning, ord ili avig ver yr large arrival of Flolil; vl Coastlvavs, the orealirig tirader vasg extremely hleavy, bUt,11i8 nost olttie Wleateamne affaeteel by tbe (lit inpncsef the winvtliuir, & firle dlmy. saismples obtaiiodd the .pliiees'' ots t ma ...

... AGRICULTURdL and COMMERCIAL. We. understand that the infotmation upon whieb a permanent Corn 13111 is expected to he grounded, Is derived from the 'purest sources, and ihat.it eugrosses much of the atlentionl of t(ie President of the Board of Trade, and of Mr. llashisson, who will have the management of it in t(e Com- mons. Esvery precaution will be taken to Insure Its success. .-Observer. Au ...

... PoTScRIPT. From Tuesday 7i9/ht's London Gazette. THIS Nsglbt ?? eontitins orders ?? tbh ,oUrt'8 going ijto mourning, on Thursday Uest the 15th jokstatit, for Her late Majeaty the Empresp of Brazil, --And on TIrirbday the sth of April aext, the CotIrk to 8 ont of tn iriing. 17th Aeqyt. taffLi!)keDr9sonm, Cornet Nathaniel Blogle F-.nc Sho1we, Wtbe Lhautenat, ,by purehuae, vice Greville, promoted ...

... 9Lipmoutt.b 4ueb spkrtt M eljoiloz., Lord William Bontinck, the New Governor General of India, Is expected here from L ondon dally, to embiaik in the Undaunted frigite, Capt. A. Ckiftoni. whicbh will come round from Chathlam. No orders have ye, been receive4 atthis port for the dispatch of anyv dditional nnial io tlea Mditerraneen. The Ocean, 80, h merely getting ready in case of emergency. ...

... AGRICULTUR.usl and COMMERCIAL. Pan Trade.-Tho iron tradeiis in rather an improved r stnte, though nio alteration took place InI Vrice, at the present quarterly neeti ag. There are nfi stockls on hlird, anid rin ad- vance wasexpetted, but prndilitl1tilclrrlilleI bythe ?? njernbers of the trade. Tie syjoptilin which Is now Illust alarrinig in this trade Is thiat fte, jiir~t oI tliF ra n ...

... Vlmit?ittf), &,boinart, atO Lord Wrn. Paget, who hus, during the pest summer, beiu reoldiai; at lhe heaelliful seat Thanclhes, near Toipeilut, baringbeen ap poinilei to tile command of the yacht of Ihe lord bietut. (f ireland, left that place n few days ?? with his Lad% , for London. / Order' rame dow n Friday for the Sapphire and ChLallenger to discharge. their foreign stores, anil for the ...

... AGRICULTUR.JL and COMMERCIAL. The iine cloth trade in Glonteestersbire still continnes considerably delpressed. Mauy of the factories are stint up, and a considerahle number work only thrve and fo'mr days in the week. This in attrihuted to tire people In Ile North having become the riva!H or t,oNL in tbe South. Eight ewes, helongittg to Mr. M-liddlebrook. of Thorne, bave this season produces ? ...

... AGRfCULTUR.I, and COMMERCIALb Complaints of all almost total stagtiation of trade in London are very general ;-it- isu'ilpplosed to be owitig, ttia great measure, however, to theconlinued frost, %Which hast cutioff ?? communication wilth the North of Europe, aid prevented the conveyance by canal of goodls from the iandi. factliring districls The price of itaixvfacturedgood5 is said to be lower ...

... AGRIOULTURA1L and qoC.,!ERCIAL, The price of silvert has' rigen in a tt riinr dg r,- hutL lar ,cfld remains stationary. 'Tlhe .o 'ni retted 'ir x'le qtmpport of Rnwflisli families residllng aibr-ul 'ae very great, ianjrd hbave allach lufluence or. tihe 'ate of exchange. ?? tlodificatioils in the Malt Act ba e giren 'great vigour to the bariey' trade ; aud it is believed that iniatlsters may ...