... AGRZOULTTURAM XNTDELLIGENcE, REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [F'romn the Mark-Lane EBxpress, May 1541 The advance which has lately token place in the value o wheat has induced farmers to bring forward rather increased suple ndatzmay of the markets in the agricultural districth heldsice ou1.1r last, the show of samples liss been pretty nutun. rena. At the principal consuming marts the trade ...

... I_ = ; CABLE ?? Clarence, Cox, from Lisbon; the Zoe, Blacklock, from Mauritius; the Ellen, e Davies, from London; the Hornby, Allen, from e Barbadoes; the Dapper, Meech, from Jersey; S the Henry Duke, Lochlan, from Arklow; the Nancy, Murphy, from Kinsale; the Mlary and Elizabeth, s Crowley, the Flora, Clarke, the Nancy Dawson, Murrow, and the Rose, Gilmore, from Cork; the Lady of the Isles, - ...

... THE, COAL-TAX' AND THE COAL-TRADE. be IT may safely be taken for granted, that all taxation ier is unpleasant and unpopular-a necessary evil. The ?? abi=ty of the statesman, and the skill of the judicious r financier, are shown in its fair and equable distribution, and in placing it in such a manner as to gain the largest amount of revenue with the least pressure upon the in- _ dustry and ...

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... IMATEST XITELLIGENCE. FROM FRIDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. aWVm. Stent,Oxford-strect, ?? Condall, Little Had. f ham, Irerts, ?? Flowers, Hammersmitli, au;c ttioneer-Wm. Gordon, Colchester, coach ?? & Schubach, High Ifolborn, ?? Furze, Paington, De- von, ;victuallcr-Thomas Wilkes, Monmouth, innkeeper-Rich- hard Pitt, jun. West Bromnwich, Staflrrdshire, hatter. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED.-5OI Grant ...

... MARK~ILET INTELLIGENCE. oor, - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ the LONDON CORN EXCHfANGE.-MONDAY. t Our supply of English wheat was again moderate, and sold readily loin, at last Monday's prices. Foreign wheat meets an improved demand. 'IOUsTe maktissatily supplied with barley, beanis, and peas ; and ex- 4d to repting maltting barley, they ace rather dearer. oats were held firmly, send and fins corn was ...

... FROM TiE> LONDON GIAZETTMS. UANKtRUPTS-rIDSAY. Wm. Stent, Oxzford-street, hosier, to surrender May 26, June 30, at Basingball-street. Solicitors, Hnrdwick and Co. London Henry Candall, Little Hadhamn, Herts, innkeeper, May 26, June 30, at the same place. Solo. Milne and Co. London George Flowers,Hammersmith, alictioneer, May 20, Jane 30, atthesame place. Sol. Moss, London Wm. Gordon, ...

... LaTEZST INTMLLXGENCE. or- FROM FRIDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. S it BANKRUPTS. try Oliver and York, Stony Stratford, bankers -Wm. Cooper, LSy otherwise Simpson, otherwise James Thomas, Rleading, grocer ect -Eldvd. Condon, Milton-st. and Edward-street, Dorset-square )ut builder.Tohsn Shick-le, Attleburgh, and Great l'ulteney-street,, ile, corn ?? Bloor, Wharf-road, coal ?? in Barnes, Corm mercial ...

... ITRADE, COMMESRCE, & MATrIACTURES. I h; COLONIAL MARKETS. d [From the Lohdon New Price Current, May 23.] e SUGAit.-The trade bought about 000 hbds. and tierces to day. i Prices are quite as high as on Friday, and the filler qualities d are even a little higher. The refined market is equally firm. ir Standard lumps are selling at 79s. Oid. to 80s. ; brows grocery, . 78s. to 78s. Sd. A month ago ...

... A&OMCTU1RAM. rNrrZZGENCZ. ?? reb. W hi REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. ?? [From the Mark-Lante Erpyess, May 22.) )P. The belief that no further alteration it, the laws regulating the ,our importation of corn from foreign states is contemplated by mi- A nisters this session, has assighted to import some degree. of eon. eel- fidence to holders; very little anxiety has consequently been jon ...

... 3Z.sWar: Z1MPGORS. In the Adelaide, from St. Vinceut: Cunningham and Co. 254 hhds 11 trcs sugar. 73 puns rum, 3D puns molasses; A. de Gams- boa, 10 hhds sugar; W. Dovell, 248 ox bides In the Olga, from Memel: Beeston and Ca. 133 pea fir timber, 35 oak wainscot logs, 39 hund 2 qrs 19 deala, 30 bond staves, 240 pea 7 fathoms lathwood In the Newoastle Packet, from Frederiokstadt; Barniett & Son, ...

... MZARKET ZaNTELZGENCE. siry now LONDON CORN EXCFIANGR.-MONWAY. Wn There was a large supply of English wheat this morning, and the- late tradewasheavy, at adeclineortully Is, perquarter; forelignlsuppoet..- ed last Week's prices. Barley remains the same. Beans and peas are- rather dearer. English Oats the turn slcarer- Irish remain iunalteaed. Per Qrn ,is. Per QD'. A. ?? W11SYsT, Essex and K~ent ...