... BILISTOL ZDZPORTS. In the Nester, from Africa: Messrs. King, 407 casks palm oil, 21 casks goinea grains, In tons cam wood In tbe-lEmily, from Deiserara: Baillie & Co. 221 hhds 16 tres 145 brls sugar, 17 puns rum, 2500 cocoa nuts; Daniel and Sons, 154 hhds 19 tres augar 1 In the Arab, from Newfoundland: C. Bennett, C hhds skins 59cwt junk, 9it; casks cod oil, dregs, and blabber; Order, 233 ...

... I 1O0DZ THE r.ONDON GJAZZTTES. BANIKRIUPTS-FRIDAY. Thos. Davies, Grosvenor-street, draper, to surrender Mar. t8 April.25,atBasioghall.street. Sol.James, London .Henry Clarke, George-street, Mansion - house, lock manufac. : turer, March 21, April 20, at the saeplace. Sol. Steel, Loudon George Butler, Witham, Essex, builder, March 17, April 21, at the same place. Solicitor, )igy, Maldln 'iVm. ...

... 1CAtLET ZNTELLZGENCPM. ant Mr r. and in. tue the the rho rge last il ar mne al ; ek, i rfs red rho aid ore nod coo as- les Ito ith :ed ne -re of :en es, esv it, MEs all ng itht ave ff, irk ~ed :ed LONDON CORN EXCHANGE.-MSONDAY. English wheat experienced an exceedingly dull sale, at a reductices of I s. to 2s. per qr. lernm tha rates of last Monday. Foreign wheat als, declinad from Is. to 2s. ...

... HE ?? JOURNAI,. IEXETER MARKETS. CATTLE, AARKFEr,-Tliis wans our, Great,-mid iii all resplects a fiiielv saptllied market most siicnev Is Ito we a M ire, coaldl go noi to say riot, it twas ?? iiartiedi hi' iioieretoeetl ito regret, lionever, to iie obiligeil Ta aili, that even thle slighit a)ppeoraice of IL tietter, st ito of tlinigs whichr was iialiiitsti'l 'TI the pri'c.dilig F'riiday icil ...

... AGIr$VTUaRAL INPXZGENCZ. ot REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. r. [From the Markz-Lane Erjcress, March 13,] .. Though small supplies have been brought forward at ill the farmuero' markets held since our last, and the arrivals at the adifferent marts of consumption have been only moderate, the 1- trade in grain has remained in a very depressed state. The id receipts of wheat coastwise into ...

... LO4ND)ON MARKETS, MONDAY. ,~CO RN EXlITA NGE.-'rO this morningos ulrrrb, the soiplr, fr, hri Iha, h~eiomea c',romlirs loan veey l/rnled~, whlich/, meet/lny1 sa ?? hu Pid~, has 'aourd prices to receel s/'l to 2s. per quarta .1 udr he I qiotlolos of 0/hlb/ dtry weelk free Inr~ej/rI th,'ot ?? ri/rca lil~ricut osle, art'? bholders rontl b' rtisposedt to ti/re reni I d PjOet to Ilott dlescription. ...

... ITRADE, CONMDZ(CE, & MANUFACTURES.I COLONIAL MARKETS-LONDON, WEDNFSD.kY. (From the Colonial Gazette.) The produce markets have presented a firm appearance since our last. Raw SUGAR is firm in price, and in fair request. Refined goods have been taken freely for home consumption, and prices are on the advance. Standard lumps 73s. per owt. In the TEA market much dulness still exists, and prices ...