... CORN EXCHANGE.-MONDAY.-Last week's arrivals of English wheat, barley, an ats, were tolerably good, and of full average quality, while those of mal t were somewhat extensive.Ooteknd of grain, as, well as flour at home produce, the supplies were rather liitd From Scotland very little grain of any description caine to hand. The same remark may be applied to the Irish supplies, as wl as those ...

... ?? glS -- &THE PUBLIC FUNDS. pViUCES FT ~~ Th~~rs~v ~~ I satrdy. ~-,Mobay~uDdaAWerOOea. i ?? ?? 1-t- 202 a 2.. Ii 290 II 2I04 20S AC0 0q 019*00I 0915 19 92* q 1| 964t rl 9-JG 10;7_ 96i 9G4 I0 o9 I, 61 9O I96 t 6 6 r i-. j0 S7 l 9 3 _ S 1 _D lo ,i t 3to 73. 73i |1 1 7 to 5 2~~ ~~~101 1043 h; lC sDo5 i'OJ 10l jO40 350 200 2ol G 62 ?? ?? 2P820 ?? 2522 pm 121pM 24 PM 1p 41 ?? 3 Ar~~~ Spec ?? ,,SI ...

... THE ?? The 'English Stock-rallited i]jlttl.thiia~fhi, n b m pression excited in thmid fafeprsninteakt yesterday, that it is otratdutu bte pooiel n tend- a reduction ofthiteettpfte3prens.b- cause IMr. Mullens maeaprhseoin00. nh eue 31 per Cents, has booee rloaoesir pnilntfn itis lint considered ?? Mr.mtsliaprte a h Canmmisaisonrs; and, in fact; it is affre yma hli a for privstes accoun11t thle ...

... TOTAL LOSS OF TEE SIR ROBERT PEEL TRANSPORT SHIP. On Monday, letters were received at the War-office, communicating intelligence of the late of this transport ship, Captain Champion, commander, nearly too tone burthen, with troops en board, at Avers Bay, near Sydney. The ehip was chartered and sailed from Gravesend en the 21Ist of September last, for Ilobart Town and Sydney. Her passengers, ...

... MlARKErS. I - SAnrrDAy. / COVENT-GARDEN. ?? supplies of both fruit and vegetables were on tcc whole' extensive, yet the general demand was steady at but little variation from last week's quostirns.- French Beans 2s to Ss; Oranges 69 to 14s; and Lemons 6s. to l& per hundred: Walnuts ?? to l5s; Spanish Nuts l6s; Barcelona ditto 213 to 26s; and Brazil ditto O5s per bushelj Cob Nuts G6s to 65s; ...

... TUESDAY. DECLARATION OF INSOLTENCY. Henry' Cundall, publican, Little Hadham, Hertfordshire. BANKRUPTS. Howard Hall, pawnbroker, Fulhian.-.William Davis Hart, tailor, Baiflingdoni, Essex.-Abralham Davis, dealer in glass, Tot- tenhiam-coiart Road.-Richard Thomas Hicks, winemnerchant, Cooperas-raw, Tower-hill.-Josepb Rose, ironmorlge?; Spalding, Linrolnahiro.-Sohn Burgess, beer-seller, Manc.ester ...

... DIARXET&-Saturday. COVENT-GARDEN. Wse had rathcr an exteosive capplyor stmost lit&lc -. bles, yet the dmetdind wts toleralbiY active, at iuly lt 21, quotat:ons. The best fruit was quite .s clar, lt LIt y were a snere drug, and rathir lower io voalc Ilcc- 2s 9d to 4s 3d per cwt. Colewerts or Gres, as n-,J Turnips, Is 9d to 3s; atid Carrots Is to Gs per dazen tas. Onions, Is 6d to :it il; Apples ...

... MONEY AND COMMERC CITY, FRlDAY EJVE~XrIX Money sonrit-iles so abundant, or from tbs sdl urimproved ,CO.'-105of (trcad h:d industsy s tle I cruet, . :za.. ie dis-ount firlm has aserved toe banking liousc-j, and other riy oy adealng parties within its coninesiop, with notice that in future iLO more tlhan 21 per cent would he allowed for money lodged on call. It does not appear that the example ...

... We regret to announce the probable loss of the English emi- grant ship Omega, 1,277 tons burden, belonging to Stromness, Mr. David Carrick commander, which sailed from Liverpool on the 16th of January last, with 315 emigrants for New York; and also that of the Barbara, of Nova Scotia. The subjoined details have been received at Lloyd's:-The Omega, besides 315 emi- grants on board, had a crevr ...

... FROAI THE LOiADC GA.ZETTI. Tuesday, April 6. BANKRUPTS. P. G. WILSr.o, draper, Panpbourne, Berkshire, to strender April 21, at ore, anid May 18, at twelve, at the Court of Bakru-p.cy, Lesndoa. Mr. Groom, official aisigitee, Ablchurch la:.e; solicitor, Mr. Peddell, Cherpside. W. H. MAfCEYr, attoritey, Soutbhampton, April 1, and May 13, at two, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Londoen. Mr. Ball, ...

... MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL MARKETS, CITY, SATIRDAY MOoNING. Oar task to-day Is by no means so painful as it was last week, and we may reaemoably hope for some improvement for several weeks to come. Oa Monday, the First Lotd of the Treasury and the Chancel- lor of the Exchequer received a deputation from the CiLy bankers, Baron Lionel Rothschild being also present. After this, the follow- ing ...

... The official returns of the Board of Trade of the tetal imports and exports of the United Kingdom for the eight months of the present year ending the 5th September last, have just been honed, and are at this thie peculiasly interesting and satisfactory. The returns show a very large increase in the imports of different articles of foed, besides corn and bread stuffs ; but there is also a ...