... 7dEUCHANT COMPANY. An adjourned meeting of this Company was held ves. terday forenoon, in their Hall, Hanter's Square, for the purpose of taking into consideration the motion proposed at the meeting on Monday by Mir J. F. Illacfarlan, for the immsediaie abolition of negro apprenticesbip. Robert Thomson, Esq. Master, in the chair. Mr Macfarlan said, that he was one of those who had been rather ...

... MIANCUr5TER, April 28.-There has been an improv. ed demniand this week both for powerand hand loom cloth; and although prices are as yet very little affected, there is a much greater confidence, and a general belief that we have seen the lowest point of depression, and may pow expect an elteration for the better. Yarns are bet- o ter to sell than they have been, and cotton is advancing. c ...

... ,%Dipping Entelliff.ence. Kilrush, Apii 26.-On Sundal the 22d, at or about 4 rr.m. as the brig Vigilant, Scotland. of Afloa, bound from Clare to Glasgow, asmo (n her voyage, when going done the Fergus with a strong breeze from the north, and the vessel scraping the ground %,would not answer her helm, when she ran on hoard the schooner Unity of Stromnesq, Craiuie, bound to Liverpool, struck her ...

... Corn ZWarkets. COII% EXCIANXv., April 21-We havewa very moderate arri. val of wheat anti dour this week, and the trade is firm on full as good terirs ns on11 MonIda) . C(rinding barley, which is rather scarce, is a trifle dearer. There has beeti a vefy limited sipply of oats this week, and the trade is a turn dearer. cflUttNT PRICES OiF iM.AIN r Prlt tIPRMIAL QUARTER. Wheat, Essex. Kent, &c. ...

... Mwontedot WEDNESDAY, MAY 2. STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stack_.. 2091;4 India Stock ~ 271 Threeper Cent. Rrd..921j India Bonds _ 77 79 Three perCent.Cnnsole S3& Annuities (Jan. 1860) 15 Ditto ?? 933 Do. New (ditto) - 5i Three and HalafperCents. - Do. (Oct. 1859) Do. Iteduced - 100Z) Do. (Jan,-1830) Do. do. New-- 101fi Do.(Oct. 1080) Four per Cents. Am - Exchequer Bills 69 67 Irish ...

... ip?ping? J?ttsI1igeucs? THe GRE ?? WMrTIMN STXAu Satap.-By. the arrival in the London DopkS, om Thursday forenoori,, of the Henry Broughan._Captain.Wilkin, from Laguna de Ter- minos, ,we learn that the captain .of that vessel srpoke the Great Western steam ship on the ?? April, on her pas- sage to New Yerk, in lat. 45. 40., long. 57. 50. From Lloyd's List. Portsrnouth, May, 2.-The Newby, ...

... Rollbano FRIDAY, MAY 4. Cos STOCKS THIS DAY AT TWO O'CLOCK. Bank Stck..- 20sli Indiastocit - 7I1 the Treper ent. ?? 2~ India Bonds. ?? 78 80 the Three perrCesn~t.C0050 93'.i_ Annuities (Jan. 1830) 151-16 tur Ditto forAccoont-_ '1Do. New (ditto) - I5 r 'ce or ?? ThreecandHalfperCents. iiI0X1Do. (Oct. 1859) - an) De. Reduced D 100to. (Jan. I830) - Do. do. few - i0it Do.(Oct. 1880) _ ...

... NIEWMARKET SPRING MEgETING. TuESDAY, MAY I. The Queen's Plate of 100 gs. Lord Exeter's Velure, 4 years . I Mr Tilbrnok's La Meprisee, 4 years 2 Lord Suffield's Arsenic. 5 years . . 3 Mr Clark's Battersea Lass, by Pbantom, 5 years 4 5 to 2 on Velure. Won in a canter. The 2000 gs. Stakes, a subscription of 100 soya. each, h. ft. for three year olds. Lord G. Bentinck's gr. c. Grey Momus, by ...

... lHarricto. C011N EOCHANGM, LONDOXT April 30. Our supplies of Wheat are small, and hirdly adequate to the demand, which has besn good to-day, and millers have been free buyers at an advance of 29. per qcr. en all descrip.- ionssinces this day week. Flour sells freely, and ship Flour is Is. per sack dearer. We have a better demand for Barley, particularly grinding qualities, and it Is Is. per qr ...

... 'Stivoi-Ito Intelligence. I .1 Sligo, April 28.-Tbe Vintage, Fraseri of Leith, tith oatmeal, for Giasiov, fell over at low water yesterday morning, and strained, madb water§ and the cargo is now discharging. The Achieve, Gifford, from London; and Hsanah, Eiuick, from St MArrgaret's Hope; both for Kilalla, put in here 25th, and salled 27th. Pentland Firth-Ipased through, April 22.-Isabella, ...

... iMaiEteto. CORN EXgCHANGE' LONDON, Way 4. There are very small arrivals of English Grain and Floutr this week, bait a gnoedquantity of Irirb Oats. WVhsatremaitn firm atthe prices of Mondtay. Barley, Beans, and Iease are without variation. The buyers of Oats hesitate, but as the factors will not take less money, the few sales that i)see been made support Mnday's terms. Therc is not mauch doing ...

... janteto. CORN' =XCIANGE, LONDON, IMay 2. The stands beicg cleared of fresh Wheat on Monday' and having no additlenal supply this mnorning, there was scarcely any business doing. and that was confined to granarY satmples, which are held at the shme prices. Monday's cur- rency was fully supported for Barley, Pease, and Beansw Oats are a steady sale without alteration. Hungerfbrd, WlV y2l. FISH ...