... 1 WVRG0MTHE ZsONDOTGAZETWES. d BANllRUPTS-FRIDAY. Robert Noyes, New Church-street, Lisson-grove, plumber, tourrendor May 16, Jane D, at Basingball.otreet. Solicitor, Caslcy, London JoJh Adnum, Dorrington-strectClerkenwellupholsterer, May h19, June 7, at the same place. Sol. Meyrick, London Stocken and Uttos, Halken-street, coach makers, May l1,June , 23, at the some place. Sols. Sandau & Co. ...

... MAR;KT_ ZNTEZLLGENCE. LONDON, CORN EXCHANGE,-MoxDAY. The 'how of wheat was moderate this morning, and the currency of this day se'nnilght was readily paid. 'Barley was scarce, and fully asd dtear, No alteration in the value of beans and saased, but the quart. adtit of seah 4,II sale was very limited, Oats fully adear iso last week. Per Qr. S. s. Per gr. s. & WH~EAT, Easex and Kent .red 46 50 ...

... 3LIZLaWAT ZNTE:X.aZGENCE;. The MIaryport and Carlisle Railway wasopened from Wig- ton to Carlisle on Wednesday last. The distanceOis 1n miles. RAILROAD EXTORTION.-It is stated In the Derby Reporter that on the Midland Railway passengers who have paid for tickets for a greater distance, and stop short of the greater distance, are required to pay for the less. Some gen- tlemen who had paid for ...

... DRZSTOY ZMPORTS. In the Emma, from Memel: Cross & Son, 8s pcs fir timber, 2 faths lathwood, 16 bund staves, 480 deal ends, 1802 deals In the Arthur, from Memel: Salmon and Co. 192 pee fir, 43 pea oalk timber, 40 wainscot logs, 13 hund I qr deals, 20 hund staves, 0 faths lathwood In La Prosperit6, from Memel: Rouch and Son, 447 pes fir timber, 8eo deale, 10 fatho 420 pcs lathwood, 10 hund ...

... LATBST XNTB1A3ZGENCM. i Fl1FROM FRIDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. ;e BANKRUPTS. )r Joseph Poolly, Maidstone, timber-merchant o John Stevens, Britwell Salome, Oxford, ironfounder a James Whittenbury, Blackheath-hill, builder Edward 'Bynon, Bell's buildings, Salisbury-square, eaw- s mission-agent Gollop, Redmund, and Kingsnorth, Charles-street, City- .road, ironfounders Robert Ward, Windmill-street, ...

... xHe annual statement, made by the Chancellor of the Exchequer on Monday night, may be regarded as an official announcement of the fearful state of the country -a reluctant confession of the failnre of the financial plans of the present uinistry. The surprise occasioned by this statement is not less than the disappointment. Speculation was busy as to what was to be done with the surplus revenue ...

... ITR&Dlkr, caaIrtzmCc, & cALNtuAcTURES. I 5 W iE Tsa.ADE.-We learn that government intends to put 3 I a modified excise survey upon wines, with the view of enabling p bottling houses to lay in stock, upon which the difference will 3 be allowed in the event of any future reduction of duty.-SVen. o THE IoRoN TIRADE.-At present the excited state of the ) large mass of persons employed, alone ...

... AGCXCUL1T1kAII ZNT.E1.,ZGENCo. .- 1 ~ REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. ve [From the Mark-Lane Express, May 8.] at At many of the palkets in the agricultural districts, barely ot sufficient wheathasilately been brought forward to supply the 6g demand. The improved tons which the wheattrade assomed at tO Mark-lano on. Mondky last, had some influence in the country; is and at nearly all tie ...

... PLYMOUTHI, DEVONPORT, &c. Sir11 MIetr ?? S'Iring Meetingat Chelson Meadow, Plemoilhliri~snheorA onthy (liii instinailr( ?? ritendled moi f t(he oil~riiig genlrrcheh ff tie thiee townhS and neighbour. irhoo being. pretelit. Theo cums was well ept, anid the airrrogerngntv reflectg a'ren d; C) an( o - U. nebtbef, and S. Lowe, Bttjh.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~~ii4 guilliciiihefi. a2I Lvrrr.aM STAKE~Sof Pive ...

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... LNONI)ON 1ARKrETS, O\}NItAY. (lORN I`XCIO ANCG 1 'I/i .ipply iff Rserxe airl Satojllk ?? I llf,iop iii Ii Ae i pall of' lthe liornilll ivas onily intlo, if,,alfh,,, it a-feifvaaird, lecrnoe upon thre whole tolerably *, Iri bysiit, an irals .s The trlade oil opefitiiij expeprieiics-d lii l rioai, ii s, am,, i tlir frillwa iliifiane-,s0, (,,,Iraan-e ?? Is, per tloihii, i,, obrin,id, ?? thiS il ...

... TnADm, COSM RCZE, & rA.NUVACTtES.| COLONIAL MARKETS. t [From the London New Price Current, May 16.] SUGAR.-The advices received from Jamaica, stating that the sugar crop would be much less than was expected, have caused x buyers of West India Musecovado Sugar to come forward more 3 freely, and the demand for all descriptions has been lively for grocery as well as for refioing purposes: the ...