... Ir was at one time sought to make us believe that the great landowners looked upon the corn-law movement with profound contempt, and that, secure in an in- terested majority, they defied facts and arguments. Some awkward admissions, however, have lately been made to show that this lofty indifference is all hollow andi affected. The landlords evidently feel alarmed, and cannot conceal either ...

... FTROM THE LONDON GAZETTES. BANKRUPTS-FRIDAY. Henry Nicholes, Piccadilly, conrectioler, to surrender Mays, June 12, at the Court of Bankruptcy. solicitors, Allen slod Co. London Thos, Jennerjun, L igh.slreell, St.Giles's, cslouimafi , May J , June s2,attmepameplace. Solicitors, TaylorailCerllison, London bydney Paltifox, Nnoble-strect, St. Martin's le Grand, builder, May 15. June Id.at the ...

... BR ISTOL: IMPORT S. Its the Juverna, from Africa: H. Visger, 1560 bushs oil seed, I bog coffee, 2 mats raw cotton, I box specimens natural history In the George Ramsay, from Odessa: BICheane & Co. 1700 quar. ters wheat, 800 mats In the Margarets, from Odessa: Mlessrs. Hellicar, IS50 qrs wheat In the Lady of the Lake, from Charente; Avery and Co. 5 puns 99 hids 36 bris brandy; Kent and Sons, ...

... zAnktiEt SNTrLL fun LONDO COR EXCANG~E, MVON-DAY. Our, arrivals of English whleat duri'g the past w ee ahnd to tbins mornitg's market, have been small ithe cod ihasned ofelat hart beid imaproved by the d ry weather, our millr Iu ae frenerl atuns adr vat of Is. to 2s. lser tjr. onl tise flnest sampleS; geeaf usWr also folly as dear, We had rather more doing in fieegn wlheast, aid, il some ...

... FROMi THE LONDONYA'ZETTES. __ ,vA v X 1.6 UIVL A - - -- 6 BANVCRUPTSF IAAY. JohnField, Bennett-street, St.james5s.bouildcrto surrender April May S at tile Copri of llankruptcy, Solicitor, P'ike, London Thos. CakeJohns, Red Lio.nr Ett, puter, April 3, May 8, at the samne slace. Solicitor, ilutchinisfn London ByS John.Mouider, High. treetViauxhallbvietuiller, AprillS ,ay'S thlesarce place. ...

... FROM T HE LiONDONh GAZ ETTE'F.S. BANKRUPTS-FIiDAY. Mcses Cloke, Hoestingo, dcopcr. to surrender October 20, Nov. 20, at the Coort of Bankrolstcts Solicitor, Alsoarst, Londou Johnl Sandiell, Rlamsgete and Norwoodl, boavding.teouse kseeper, Oct. t1, Nov. 20, at the same place. Solictors. Newljan & Co. Lonldon Jaiamer Moar, O~ld Bon~d-street. hotter, Octolsor 23, Noi. 20, at the same place. ...

... NSUMBERS. Calves 10 PRICEs Beasts 122 Ass Beef, per cwt.I S0. Oh. Shep. .. 16p0gPPisg.s.9 Mto, Per lb. 8 3 d. 0 Od Horses.. *- 16 Suckissgditto - Ptgspersc 8s 0i. us. 0l B]1,5'rOL CORN EXCHANGE. sad.sad. d. ds. I. English Wheat, per im. ; Malt, paie, per bush. 8 0 90 bushel.. 7 0 8 0 b ' brown, ditto .. 6 S 6 Irish ditto . .7 0 7 6 Beans, ditto 5 0 60 Welsh Citto . .7 0 7 Oats,potato, per qr. ...

... 1LUONN MARKE, M-; 'CORN EXOHANGE.-Our supplies of Wheat were 1r, ;fday'sm ris etwaae ml;= llw tradewatsivery brisk 21 IC l ofthe mairhet, and On tiwe best Jlhlat Is. to ' a plm woopah o Ik raedof this day werec, but Ikpermc ~( at, Ike close. anel on the midelling qualities oe martroei IC c of ae febaeago emand for Flour, ot fanlylatep~ii be n daipy ello. friely, and, good parnels for gid-ing ...

... NUMSIBI. Calves . 26 PRICES. Ileasts .. .. 104, Asses .. .. 3 I Beef, percwt. 475. Sheep .. - 2i2o Pigs .. . 263 4uttonper' 4. . Horses .. IS Suckingditto 6 Pisper sc. S. Od. 9Lo BRISTOL CORN EXCHANGE. s. da .d.S.d English Wheat, per im. Malt, pale, per bush. S 0 bushel.. s7 6 8 0 brown ditto 7 6 0 Irish ditto. ', 0 7 6 Beans, ditto 5 6 1 WeIsh ditto 0 7 6 Oats,potato, per '9. 10i 1altisig ...

... AGRICULTURAL INTELLEGENC., RlEVIEW OF THIE BRITISH CORN-TRADE. [From the Mari--Lane Express, Deceniber 14 ] Thereports which resch us from different parts of the kingdom respecting the appearance of the young wheat plant, are highly satisfactory; the blade has come up strong and vigorous, and we hear of no complaints of slug or wireworm. The breadth of land under this grain is, we believe, ...

... ZIZA!&1?ETZ1?T?ZmLZGEfCE? LONDON CORN EXCHANGE1.-MIVonenn. The supply of w.heat be land-carriage samples was but moderate this morninig, sald aitbt~lwigi the ceolidtinal was better than we liava seen it before, the trade opened very wzavy at a denisie of fatly 2s per qr. on all descriistloes niece this day se'nnitgbt, at wh~ich the stanid8 were not ce lared. Foreignl has also partakon of a ...

... ASSAnrmSE TEA.-Oil Wednesday, the Society of Arts confirmed tile report of their commnittee of colonies and trade on Assamese ten. From the whole of the evidence it appears that there has been a progressive improvement both in the manufacture and in the flavour of the native Assamesc teas; andtthat, fromithesuccessoftheexperiinentofgrotving the China plant in Assamn, which has produced a tea ...