... I1 AMBURG MAIL. .RECIIVEP LAST NIIGHT.]. i . AMBOiliUii, APlIL 13.-PRICES OF COnN.-Wheat0. ii Polish, U0 to 117.; Anh. and Magd. red, 80 to 1101; et white, 00 to 110; Marks and 1ruaswick, 88 to 110; Silesbimu, a teellow 096 Io 108, white, 92 to 110; lteok., 84 to 119 P ilolsten, 84 to 10(1; LowerElbe, 90 to 104.-Ryo: Darnt t zic, libe, and Konigsberg, 80 to 85; Mark., Meek. end r Pom.812to88; ...

... OXFORD CIRCUIT-GLOUCESTER, APRIL 16. t CIVIL SIDE. [Before Mr. Justice Erskine and a Special Jury.]' s NEWNTON AND H1IS WIFE AGAINST ROWE AND ANOTHER. a This was an action brought against the publishers of the Cheltenhama Examiner, by a Mr. Newton (who it was said f is a barrister on the Northern Circuit) for an alleged libel upon 1hi8 wife. Mr. Serieant Talfosurd, Mr.Ricbards and Mr. ...

... - - SHIPPING INTELLIGNCE. - NOTICE TO MARINERS.I NEW LIGHTS IN THE HARBOUR OF DANTZIC. cl Ths followitig notice, translated from tlso German, hls been re- ceived at Lloyd's from the Prussian Consul-General its Lontdot n-' as 11The stoaller of ithe two stationary lights in the barbour of Boot- to- xic, at Neufialtrwasser, witich heretofore haes been sliown In a small Of bteacton quite cloee to ...

... ECCLESIAS17CAL COUR7TS BILL. It TILE PETITION OP THE INCORPORATED LAW SOCIETY TO THlE HOUSE OP COMMONS, 1f Humblyshoweth-Ttiat your petitioners feel it incun- LI bent oil tlhnm to call the attention of your honourablei house to a bill now pending in Parliament for re-modelling the erclesiastical courts, and to its probable operation an the general worhing of the law. Taat your petitieners ...

... IAnnual lists are published by the Commissioncrs of the Metropolitan Police, exhjibiting the numrbers rif izrl~frislri I I.. I]1. .¢. of individuals who have leen taken iDto custody, 5 the nature of the offences with which they are charged, and the results ; and, though not disposed ( to place impllicit confidence iu what may be termed c isolated infreences fiom1 statistical documents, we ...

... - --- - L - - - -- The following letter appeared in a portion only of our paper of yHsterltay :_ To THrE EDITOR oF THE. MORNING CHiIONICLB. Slit-Your advcrtising columns of yeeterday aftforded ovi- dence of what, for some time past, every person, in any way aicuainted with the state of the mercantile interests of the country, has beenaware of-that things are approaching a crisis. About last ...

... WEDNESDAY. There is nothing important to notice in the English Funds, but Consols have been steady throughout the day, closing at 97 to I for the Account, and 96J to 7 for Money; the Three per Cents. Reduced, o6i to ) ; the Three-and-a-Half per Cents. 1014; the Three-and-a-Half per Cents. Reduced, 101 to A ; New Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 1021 to 1; Exchequer Bills, 67 to 69 prem. In the ...

... MONEY ARKET and CITY NEWS. WEDNESDAY. There is nothing important to notice in the English Funds, but Consols have been steady throughout the day, closing at 97 to I for the Account, and 96J to 7 for Money; the Three per J Cents. Reduced, 906 to i ; the Three-and-a-Half per Cents. 10l; the Three-and-n-Half per Cents. Reduced, 101E to J; New Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 1023 to -; Exchequer ...

... IAccording to the accounts in the Scotch paper rcceived yesterday, thele is every prospect of a termination of thc coliision betwee~n the Churca of Scotland mid the courts of law. It seems the elec- tions to the approaching General Assembly arc going against the Non-intrusionists, so that they will probably be in a minority, in which case the ob- noxious Veto Act will be repealed. The agent ...

... - LITRA7TrRE.J - The Scottish Heirress. A novel, In three vols. [Newby. This novel Is written with spirit, and the interest is well kept up. We should suppose it to be the production of a young writer, and if so, we have no doubt he will do better things. The plot contains many improbabilities, and some hackneyed incidents; but in spite of these, the reader is carried on to the conclusion. The ...

... MONBI'-MARKET and CITY NElyS. l ONID)A Y. Private letters received this nmorning, front soIne of the most optulent find leading nwerchunts in New York, allude to the subject of state indebtedness in very aLppropriate ternms, andu hold out encourtiging expectations to tie holders of' State Bonds. One of these letters is expressed in the followilng ternis- * If your goverument would only ...

... THB MORNING CHRONICLE. LONDON: i FRIDA Y. APRIL 21, 184. The occasion of the annual cattle, sheep, and horse Iair, held yesterday at Wallingford, was I. I ' . . . . .. . . _ chosen fbr an agricultural dinner in the Town-hall.1 The chair was taken by Mr. BLAOKSTONn, member for the borough, supported by Earl STANHOPE, Viscount BARRINGTON, MP., A. BAILLIE COOH- RANEI Esq., MI.P., P. PUSEY, Esq., ...