... I iLPIM V 0 VEIIIEN2' IN 'ITRA)E. MANCJIMsTEit,-TlTis week the market has again main- taicied its firniness, and although there ?? been no advance in prices, yet there is a fair and steady demand fully equal to the supply, and we have been assured by parties wbo are large buyers, that they would be glad to give an order f(r three months for goods at present prices. An upward tendency is ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LONDON, MIONDAY, April 10th, 1843. We bad this morning a be~tter supply of English wheat than for some weeks past, 'Which met a pretty free sale, at an advance of 2s. per qr. upon fine drY samples, and is. upon the inferior damp sorts; there has also been a better sale of Foreign, but at no higher prices, the trade, however, is generally rmer. The supply of barley is not large, ...

... ASSIZE INTELLIWBNCB. NOIRTIERN CIHCUIT.-DuOiI5AMd, APHItL 4. riffore AMr. Boron Roife.] Thu judge tlits moralitg took, his sant In [lise Nini Prins Cosst',snod commienced ithe trbial of eanses. A hiw unidifeuded onus ware disposed of ere thisi sun calledt onl. ETLIOT ANT) AXO'5Teflt1 V. 55`AtKUs. Isle,1IS Ctoll conlect tlis( canu of' thle plisnttitfs, noed Mr. Ghanger apt- poured for the ...

... MARKETS, PAIRS, &c. E Newcastle Corn Mfarket, April S.-Our farmers 'I brought a very large supply of Wheat to this day's , market, but we had few or no samples offering from the , coast, and there was a fair demand for English, as well , as foreign samples, on similar terms to last Saturday 3 Barley scarcely maintained its value, although thea coasting arrivals are very trifling, as our ...

... - THE, MARKETS.: CORN- MARKET-AparL 21. ; The continuance of fine weathsr seemne'to have ratber a depressing ?? Upon the Grain trade, and ?? have a vqry imite? attend.- a onteo buyers-at Market t-fla ty tiansractions are chiefly confined to imui~diate~wante * . , fair, StIpflY of English WHsSA's has-been received during the wek.t ind.the 91ua ity AD4.condition of manny sanmples being ...

... lealthrupto, W. From the London GazettC of Friday, April 7. BANKRUPTS. John Shaw, Seymour-place, Camden-town, builder, to surrender April 21, at half-past eleven, May 19, at eleven, at the Bankrupts' Court. Solicitors Messrs. Pain and Haterly, Great Marlborough-street; official assignee, Mr. Whitmore, Btsinghall-street. Benjamin Vines, Hoole, grocer, April 19. at ten, May 23, at twelve, at the ...

... THr GAZETTES. TUESDAY. BANKRUPTS. Thomas Edward Rowley, Oxford-street, ?? Wilson, Tillingham, Essex, ?? Perkins, Bridport-place, Hoxton, corn-deiler.-Chas. Gilby, Greenwich, wine-merehant. -John Herbert Glover, Bermnondsey-street, ?? Conibeere and Ed. Butler, jun., Birmiogham, woollen-drapers.- Joseph Pym, jun., Belper, Derbyshire, ?? Teagne, Birmingham, buihiler - John Tattersall, Old Lyons, ...

... 1,1 AR KE TS. CORN AVERAGES. General average prices of British Corn, for the week April 8, 1843, made up from the Returns of the Inpect different Cities and Towns lD England and Wal, pers m t Quarter. r ?? Wheat .,45s sd I Oats. 17s 2F11 Beans; Barley ?? 28s 8d Rye ?? 3d Peas. 5es 'A AVERAGES OF THE LAST SlX WEEKS Weeks ending Wheat Barley Oslo Rye Beat Mar. 4. 4,48 3 27 4 17 3290 e6 a 1t . ...

... CORAN RXCtA NGE, AMondeai, Apri 17. Although the deliveries of Wheat this morning from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk, were extremely moderate, the trade has been very sluggish thiouglhout the day. The condition and quality of samples generally being inferior to former weeks, rendered sales ,also more difllcel t; and though at thei conmencement of business 'tioniie degree of firmness was perceptible ...

... CORN AND CATTLE MARKS WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. YESTERDAY, APRhIL 20. There is a large arrival of Wheat reported to this days fmarket ; a good extent of business has been done in the -article at a reduction of Is. per qr. The supply of Barley jis large for the Season of the year ; sales have progresse slowly at a decline of Is. to 2,s. per qr. All other articles sof the trade are in moderate ...

... LAV WNOTIC2S-Thiia DAY. COURT OF CHANCERY, WESTMINSTER-At ten. Lautour v Holcombe (3), part heard-Creasoy v Bevan, appeal by order. VIOE-CHANCELLORSI COURTS, WESTMINSTER-At ten. Before Sir L. SOIADWELL. Eemaining petitions. : Before Sir J. KSNIHT BRIUE. CAuses, &c.-Miltne v Clegg (4), part heard-Ernuin v Heygate- Ftatde v Blake-Gross v Jauoes-Lee v Johnson (2)-Johistolle v Ilourne-CroW v ...

... PUBLICATION92I THE EDINBURGH REVIEW, No. CLVI, T H wIll be published on Tihurrsday next, the WMh inust; ' CoasFTle*- 1. The Law of Nations. 2. Tennyson's Poems, 8. Irish Mendicancy. 4. Memoirs of the Courts of England. 5. Travels and Reseorcies In Asia iMinsor. el The Natiralist's Library. 7. Father Oswald, a genuine Catholic Story. 8. Puseyism, or the Oxford Tractarian School. London: Longman ...