... I .&G1I.t Z CULT ~ t'' S7RAL.= t. N .:- PREVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [Froam the Mark-Lans Express, AMay 4. p Wheat has lately engaged so large a share of the P attention of those interested in the corn trade, that c other species of grain have for a time become second- P ary objects of consideration. Lately, howvever, oats have occupied some portion of the attention of mer- p chants and ...

... =LONDON MARKETS, MONDAY, ,,I . ,, ?? le ,iYalr supply of P',1tt t4isnO oingrl Xflt real up from isthe hoinee coaiits.g The trade ?? toleiobl/ brefsandleiarirea of lhiss (jai/ Week were fully ,oi,. tained. for alt good de9drithiona Barley is withaut nlferotio,, lower,. Pease of boths. sor~ts sell readily, onl fnll ais good ?? 4. Four numllered.- Wheat, a. 31S., Peao, rer Qr. .S, - enn and ...

... 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, ...

... NUMBER Beasts.. .. 269 Sheep t.. .3197 Horses.. .. 58 Calves .. '.6I voRiCES. Asses .. .. 10 Bee.f, er ewt. .. W~, 60s. Pis . .. I 17 Mutoss, per lb. 6d. Id, ISuickindto5 isper se. Is. fd. Os. Id. BRISTOL CORN EXCHANGE. -. d. s. d; 5,. ded. English Wheat,perim. Malt, pale, per bush. 8 0 9 6 bushel.. .. 8 6 9 6 brown, ditto .. 7 68 6 Irish ditto 7 6 8 Beans, ditto .. 06 6 6 Welsh ditto ...

... NUMBER. Calves .. .. 4' PRICES, Beasts .. ., 147 Asses .. . 2 Beef, per cwt. . 60a. Oh. Sheep ..2..4470 Pigs . . 279 Muttonper lb, 6d. old Horses. 46 Suckingditeok73 Pigs, persc. 8s. Od. 9s. 6d, BRISTOL CORN EXCHANGE. I. d, s. d. s. d. s. d. English Wheat, perimt Malt,paloper bush. 8 0 9 6 busbel .. 8 6 9 6- brown,ditto .. 7 6 8 a Irish ditto. , 8 0 Beans, ditto .. 5 0 6 Welsh ditto. i 6 8 ...

... I.PILYMOUTM, DEVONPORT, &c. LtAING THE FOUNDATION STONE O1 ANEW C CHURCH, AT PLYMOUTH. Another Natioral Temple f6r the worship ?? God, we rejoido to 'stet, has been cosmonneo ill hc e, . and popmises parish of St. Andrew's, in the IerDeugh of.Py. h . ioutu. 1 The spiritual necessities of the parish hovjng 1eng sitice shown the strong necessity Jor sutch alditilsual church v , aecommselation, ...

... AGRZCULTURAL ZNUTELLXZENG3. REVIEWY OF THE BRITISHl CORN 'TRADE.; [Frost the Marh-Lane Express, May IS.] We have been tolerably well supplied with Englisl' wheat during the week; indeed, the arrivals into the port of London have been larger.than in any previous, Week for some time-past, viz., 7236 qrs., besides which 71 qrs. have been received from Scotland. Of this supply by far the greater ...

... i ALZILET ZNTEaIaZGENCE. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, Mo,,n4. Our supplies of English wheats are large, and in addition le h~ cony of the late arrivals of foreign wheat offering duty Paid.ray were obli ged to submsit, to a decline of es. t~o,1 pier quarter~t t'tors our millers to purchase, asad at this decline th~t du en~ xOr .sale, and a goed clearsanc ftesmse fEgihwetTe9 is dull for flour, ...

... 1-jLOND(06MARETS MONDAY. bnoee an Ken, nalls caspty by'fram oh sainrts firo ,foaml,,O o . 4jheat mal nanasnoltdaspiebut ether deneriptiosts are Is to Zn. per &enrter lower. Bailey is wsitliusi ~alcqation~. F1ine 'Oats are' stedybuetesrsanryto nale. Heannaare In. pr our oe.Paei eod havig Scarcvely. any other at market.Fouoneanltwek 1_Wheat,~~ a. a. Poe, ?? kosit'andl~insx ._5S@70Wit 3. ?? ...

... THE FARMER'S JOURNAL EXETER MARKETS CATTLE MARiEr T.-lA singlo day only havhigintcrvendl sinco the important transactions and extensive business done in our Fair, thero wans no show of BuL.O0cKS c l ?? marlet calling for notice, In point of numbers then show of SonFEr was prtty nearly the same nas that on tha preceding wveel, and ?? wero some goad lots of Berntcris, Stini, among them, us ...