... COMMERCIAL EXAMINIth. CITY. SATU RDA T. ONE O'CLOe. The Funds have been bat little affected, either by the dissolution of Parliament or the formidable preparations of the bormoghmongers for the elections. The Stock llar. ket, usually so seositive to alarm, has, throughout the whole struggle, appeared to be en. doa'ed with ar unusual degree of steady confidence in the success of the measure. .- ...

... I-. . ,-m Tuesday, April kii. P. London, Tunbridge, victualler. Y T. Robinson, St. George's-in-the-East, tallowv-chandler. L. RoughtonWalbrook, chymist. H. Simpson, Ball-court, Cornhill, tavern-keeper. NANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. T. Dry, Tottenham-court-road, linen-diater. IS DANKNUrTS. W. Pilcher, Farringdon-street, brewer. [Bulrry, Furnival's-inn. W. and W. Parkin, St Jamesr-street, ha[dwaremen ...

... SIIlP NiES. [FRO-M LLOYD'S.) Di3A,, MAY L4 . Nind S.W.-Arrived the Orynthia, Rlosa, Singapore; MoravoVernlich, Trieste; Arab, Hone, Patras; Johns, Scotland,, Malta ; Lord Nelson, Wilson, St. Michael's. Sailed, the Clesar; for Bengal. Arrived and sailed for the River, Orynthia, from Mialacca . PORTSMOUTiT, MAY l.-Wind S. S. W.-Arrived, the Lady M'Naughten, Pope, from Bengal, sailed 22d December ...

... lam. _ S1l-1iPING INTELLIGENCE. ARRIVALS. At GRAvFsEND--A CaoCi5, Martin, from Aalborg. Danube) Allen, from Memel. Mary, Kinnear, from Dantzig. At ScRsnaa'-Thomas, Watson, from Memel. At LivuRroPL-Angerstein, Bouch, from Aricati. At GwIRALTAR-Meridian, Kell, from Newcastle. At RIGA-Bonafide, Todd, from this port. Navarin, Mitchell, from Sunderland. At MEaa1L-Rachel, Irving; Sceptre, Greenbow; ...

... the the From the 23rd to the 29th April, both inclusive. led ich SHIPS' REPORTS. eal Jonge Jennett, Weerd, Zwolle, F 55-52 tons cattle He bones. ike Bruderliche Harmonie, Brunkhorst, Altona, F 79-120 all, bags woollen rags, 22 caskssalted cow bides, 7 bales wool. t the Sharmrock, Dible, Hamburg, B 103-4 casks 26 bags I I to cloverseed, 3 casks succory, 116 bales wool, 140 casks . her smalts,;I ...

... etc matucto. - - -.I. Spi- ton, P sp- For the HULL CoRN MArltiET, see third page. R nare und ~ WEEKLY CORN RETURN FOR HULL. 7, 1 with Transynited on Friday last, to the Comptroller of Corn 12, 1: this Returns, London. Brand tion. An account of the quantities and prices of British Corn bro', hole only, sold in this market, from the returns delivered to Black ure. the Inspector by the dealers, ...

... FROIN TUESDBAY y FIT'S 1.i:, n A FL TITTPI'qT ' BANK.R UPTS. Joseph Sanders, Launceston, CoroiwvaWil;, |; . -George Roberts, Ansford, SomrrsctsM j William Whitlock, Trosgate-wihs rf, Parlhi mnerhant-Robert Streathier, Carntrid.:.,1 sex, builder-Joseph Vickers, SolXib,.. i1jt,-i victualler-Wm. Shave, Col'hr-0er, iml Hardy, Wisbech St. Peters, Isle of E0,, :i. ' Richard Hargreaves, Manchester, ...

... MONEY MAfRKET.-CiTY, TVESDAY. An extraordinary report has been very prevalent in the city this afternoon, founded upon the contents of letters by Estta fette from Paris, that the Russians, weary of their unsuccessful attempts upon Poland, have determined to evacuate it, and to leave the inhabitants of that country under the mediation of Austria, Prussia, and Bavaria, to settle their own ...

... BANKRUP TS~,fm the Gazettes of Aprl 26 aid 29. 1 ~ - - - - - - ?? ?? - ?? VECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. Edward London, Tonbridge, victualler, dated April 22, Thomas Robinson, Anchor and Hope-alley, St. George in the East, tallow chandler, April 23. Lewis Roughton, Walbrook, chymist, April 26. Henry Simpson, Ball-court, Curnhill, tavern keeper, April 26. BANKBUPTS. William Pilcher, Farringdon ...

... Prom the LODO)N r;AZ.TlkT oj JuesdqY, MSay 3. WAR OFFICE, MAY 3, 1831. 4th egimnent of Dragoon Guardrs-Cornet Lionel place, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Fitz-ROY, Who retires ; Arthur Bas- tard Easterlbroake Houldst~tiorth, Gent., to be Cornet, by'purchase, vice Place. 13th Regiment of Light Dratgoons-To be Lieutenants, by pur- chase : Cornet Thomas Garde Durdlin, vice Wetherall, ...

... . *lPROM LLOYD'S.] DEAL, MAY 2.-Wind S.E.-Arrived and sailed for the River, Roxburgh Castle, .from Bengal; M~aria, Chancellor, Honduras; Ganges, Jesop, Baltimore. Arrived fro'm the River and sailed with the outward-bound, Scaleby Castle, Hell- X man, for China. , I PORTSMOUTH, MAY 2.-Wind S.-Arrived the Susannah, Garwood, from Terceira, with considerable damage and loss of masts; Zephyr, Ball ...

... LONDON MAikiE--,-rS--- ?? i CORY EXCIHA42VGE-_MA11K LAwz, L0y- FRIDAY, April 29.-The arrivals of both E Foreign Corn this week are moderate, and thelth Flour is small. The Wheat trade Is heavy, b Pply than on Monday last. Barley for 1altin, fuli former pries, Grinding paxcels are dull, but 0rtl' Beans and Pease are unvaried. Oats meeta fib de the terns of Alonday. The Flour trade contj5, d ...