... Port of Toult Imports, A_~~~~~ I Frown the 21st to the 271h Afarck, both incluEswe. Whim of Hull, Tacker, from lamnbarg-330 qrs wheat, 284 qrs 150 bags peas, 175 qrs linseed, 114 bags cloverseed, 15 bales sea grass, 160 bags woollen rags, 5 bales pigi' hair, 1 case con- taining a piano-forte, I case contents unknown, 61 bales wool, 1 package furniture Gee and Co Washington of Wells, Jarvis, ...

... iJibtrpnnJI J3tcri Odurrenrt. FM * DNOTS RSIN. ( DEOTS FALLING. I 6ScAn,8B P. per anvt. (Duty paid) I . 0. a. d. I .Musovado drybr21n ?? 5 0~ @6)0 1 ?? } 620..68 0 Gbed ditto ?? ?? C6eed bright ?? .70 0 ?? Dabs and ?? and mroistened ?? etldia ?? 380..37 0 CocoA, per at. (in bond.) ?? .5 ?? O.36 0 1 Conan per cwt. jin bond.) B. P. ordinary ?? n 0 ..168 Ct Good and fine ?? 119 0..1l6t et ...

... SE COND EDITION LIVERPOOL CORN EXOH =N1. lice o'clock. April I, The trade since Tuesday has been very ati very little business of any sort ?? Foreign Wheat has declined to I Go. O8d. per tpy, ut 0 Flour to IOs. per barrel. ad0 The Liverpool returns this week, arp, 2057,Quzarters Wheat at 67s. Od. 1060 ,, Barley ,,383. 7d. 1081 ,, Oats ,,26s, 5,j 85 ,, Beans ,,49s od. There were a few country ...

... SHIPPING INTEDLlGENCE. Annivel AT ARre.nI)CErN.-Apti1 1. Ft'teresio Ca-dlr, nlowcr Sunrderlarrd; Orinrt, Smith, Newcastle; Rore, ii'l'herson, Sunderland ; Veloeliv. ('rane, Lieith ; Emerald; Kean, Sunder- land,-2, Aberdeen' Packet, Lawson, Lerwick; Sir E. Batks. Bruce, Nsewaetle lin .- Accord, I'hillips. do.: Cock of tile 1I'o North, lIowlir~g. London; Darg6, Mackenrzie, IPeterhead 1cr. ar ...

... 11MOWNAV Ale., - MoR_. T . II5UNDAY, APRIL 13.-During the past week we have had rgood supplies of wheat, oats and oatmeal, coastwise and from Ireland, and the imports from abroad comprise up- wards of 20,000'quarters of wheat, 1,840 quarters of oats, 6,430 quarters of barley, and 16 800 barrels of flour. Duties have been paid upon 580 quarters of wheat, 4,600 quarters of barley, 186 quarters ...

... |, I :: I rSMistHrELD.-Hay, from Bs lod to 4s ad; inferior, from 3s Od to 3s ad; wheaten'straw from Is 7d to 2sOd aaten straw, from Is ?? to 2s 2d; barley straw from Is 6d to Is 8d per cwt. * XBVw-sTRRET.-The supply of fine butter still con. tinuea scacre and in good demand. Cool butter, from 12d to 14d per Ib; bacon, 46s Od to47s Od; hams, 46s to 47s per Cwt SPITALaIR DS.-The supply of bacon ...

... NEWMARIKET CRAVEN MEETING-MONDAY. The Craven Stakes of 10 sovs, each for three-year olds, 6st; four, 8st. 41b; five, 8st. 131b.; six and aged, 9st. 51b. A.F. 9 subs. Mr. Boyce's Scraggius, aged ?? ?? (Conclly) I Duke of Grifton's Mentreal, 4yrs. , ?? Mr. Bowes's Epirus 6 yrs. 3 The following were not placed:-Mr. Osbaldeston's Auburn, Lord Exeter's brother to Romania, Duke of Portland's o. by ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, Tucsday, April 14. Ip ANSLOW Thomas, of Shsrewsbury, in the county of Salop.up hoserer, d.ec.to Sur. April27, and May 26, at Ii, tat the Shire Hail , Shrewsbury-b.ol. Watson, ?? cr. James Payne, Adcock, Stalp, farmer. BRADi3URV James, of Islington-row, in Edgboston, in the county of Warwvick, and Newehall-street, In Blirmiogham, lin the said county, druggist and grocer, d. c. ...

... LONDON MARKRHT8-l11UftsDAY. COIIN AVBRRAOR. Wveldy-Wheat 69s 6d, Burley 409 Vd, Oats 25a hi, Rye 38s 2d, leans 42s 3d, Peas 41s 6d. M6ix Weeha-Vs-eat ;s lIId, Barley as 1lii, Oats iaS 8t,1 Rye 7s 4d, Bieano 4iafiW, Peav 40s I Id. Duty-Wheat i6s 8d, Barley 3s 4d, Oats 9038d, Rye I Is Od, flears I Sd, Peas 95 6d. OllT FISH MARlKET, Stipplies ofy all Miuds iverv good to-day, and so was ( (tir ...

... LONDON TRADE lIMPOAT.' FRIDAY EvERNIN.-ThIs has been a very leaxguid day fer commercial operations, considering it baa been Friday. Of Eist and West Indiai produce we hud two public sales only ; one of 1,047 bags Maurilias Sugar sold at vt ry full prices, and with spirit. Q~ictatiotn G2i to 0;Ss 6i1, uccording to quality. A few lots of finr ,troug colouring sold at 69i. Ce)lon Coffe- 1,100 ...

... I OCAL XA t A 1 tKF/& I WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET-THuRSDAY. We are fairly supplied with all Grain to this day's market. The Wheat trade is extremely languid, and tho few transactions that have taken place are at a declune of fully 2s. per quarter from the rates of this day sb'inight. III consequence of a change in the weather, and a considerable influx of Foreign, the Barley trade ;s very ...

... WA4EFIELD CORN MARKETIC (BY EXPRESS.) FRIDAY, APRIL 24.-The arrivals of Wheat are s moderate; the trade is firm, and last week's prices are generally exceeded by fully' Is. per quarter. f Barley seils -,!slowly, and, except very choi o, is. .@rwqua~iXrteio'wer. Oats scare anI rather Pre s as well as Shelling. Beans without alteration Other articles as before quoted, LEEDS CORN e MAAKEr, ...