... . ATTipping littiffliqtncc# THURSDAY, APRIL 23. tl Melaancholy Accildet.-Our readers -will recollect the snow. cc fall on Thursday last, and the bitter blast by which it was n accompanled. For an hour ...

... . 7Q, -? (?f-1 /??/.,?y c , , I .; ? 'I, TRE4 (. - 6-AtIN - - i. . HULT\.t Trm le Farmer o t/Ac l buyers could afirlgie h a triflipg business doile, on whch the flaest irWcelt ot Wheat Is. per qr. over the currncy of last week has oeen paid. The trade, however, not brisk at the a hasnce eno.t5 contiuile tobeshewnvery sparitigly, and are talien es oltrei at last weeks rates, arid in some ...

... currm.t. THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1835. . The business of the week has bieen very trbiuns, with little alteration prices, with the exception of Cotton, Which still continue to Improve with extensive sales. ...

... maugt1uptt, &go BANKRUPTS. From the London Gazettc, April 24, 183.5. Robert Watson Savage. Great Ryder street, tliddlesex, dealer and ?? Leighton Terrey, Cornhill, London, ?? Tye, Weybridge, Surrey, c ...

... MONEY MARK ET.-CITi, TIrSDAn.4r. Business on the Stock Exchange has been almost excill- sively confined to-day to the settlement of the account, in the Foreign Funds, and hence the English M'varket has been greatly neglected; early in the. day Consols were were quoted rather lower; but the 'last prices of thcse and the other :3 and( .3.1 per Cent. Stocks sholy an ini- prevenient (of k per ce ...

... . 3Em40t0. CHINA. General Gascoyne, Fisher, fm Cantonr, with 2091 ch, 1056 bf ch, 200 qr ch, 16 br, 5 cases, 1000 catty ch tea, T Dent. - 1248 cb, 800 catty ch tea. 15000 bamboo canes, order-Q Dk of A ...

... IA. ST. 1 STA )Cks.A rrT. 2I > pet 4't. Gov. Deb. 91A Bantk Stock ?? .iper Ct. Gov Stock '7 6 per Ct. CT. Cal.Loan 35 per Ct. do.(new) 99!$ 1 4 per Ct.. ditto ?? - ENGIISH ST OC 'KS-AI'RILf 28. 3 per Ct. Consols 9255 BIaik Stock . ?? 218 3 per Ct. Reduced ?? 91I India Stock .. ?? 26U 31 per Ct. ditto ?? 99j- India Bonds ?? 9 4 per Cent. ?? Ex. Bits G1 i) ?? 36i Coos for Accoulnt;.. 94j ...

... LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE, APtIL 27 There were abundant arrivals of .ll desrriptions of Grain t hi last vweek? and aC good return of Flour. The trade throughout the week remained without variation. This morning fresh supplies are moderate. Fine parcels of Wheat met a good demand, at Is. per qr. advance-other qualities dull. Good grinding Barley remains firm ; other i kinds witbout alteration. Beans ...

... From Ihe 18th lo the 24lh April, both incltusive. SHIPS' REPORTS. Fortuna, of Cuxhaven, Meves, from Cuxhaven, H 52, 4 men-40 tons cattle bones. T. Thompson, agent. Anaxibia, of' Piymouth, I'idcon, fronm Odessa, B 140, 8 men-282 casks tallow, 12 bales wool Wood & Bell, agents Ida, of Calmar, Soderlund, from Calmar, S 90, 7 men-90 tons cattle bones. Cowie & Co. agents. MAary Ann, ot Braake, ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGRNCE. ?? . , ., I - .rs ~ D| AL, APRI, 29.-Wind N.E., blowiog very strong throughout the day.-Arrived, and remain-tith'the ontvardmbound, the Sally, Patterson, from Newport for Leith; Dotothy, Richardson, fronm Shoreham for Newcastle. Arrived from the River and sailed, the Sterling, Paulin, for Bermuda. The bodies of George Lambert and William Baker, tio of the nifortunate ...

... ., iaret., LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesday, Jpril 28, 1835. We have received during the post week a moderate supply of Wheat from Ireland, and of Malt from our own coast, but of other articles the su ...

... BELFAST MARKETS-APRIL 30. V cwt qf l121b. V lb of l6oz. Oatmeal ]Is. 6d@12 6 Tobacco,leaf 05 0 0 7k Wh. Wheft 8 0-9 ?? ane 33 3 Reddo ?? 0 8 6. roll 211 - 3 C Barley ?? i7 3S 3 at ?? 76. ?? pigtail 3 0_3 o Seed do 8 6-0 ?? 6-o. 3 -I o Flourlst ?? 16 0- 0 0 C9 WJrdoz.0 9 - 3 0 ?? ..84 0-0 O sekarreou.it 0 8L-0 l .,.9d12 Sd ?? 12O0- 0 Ute scalfe0 9 0 0O ?? - 0 th(J -ODf ?? d 3-Q 0 3 ...