... .--- - = - MONBY MA1?KErT and CITY NEWS. -4 SATURD~AY. i Bwiluluess lhs been very limited to-day in the D Eloglish Fluids ; but some investmllelnts ill the heavy & stocks have raised the quotations of those selulritieS, L the Tihree-and-a-Half per Cents. RedUced beinga now quoted, 10i,1 to I and thle New Three-and- Is it-Half per Cents., 102t to ; ; the Three per Cents. c Reduced, 90d to '; ...

... PUBLICATIONS. TH1E FOREIGN QUARTERLY REVIEW, No. il, is published this day, price Co. CONTPNTOS 1. Immernialin's New Mirsnchliaauson. 2. Sichlosser's History of the Eighteenth Century. 3, The Poems of Hersvcgh. 4, Von Lang's Autobiography. :. French Poetry and Trionslrstlon. o A Hundred Days In Austria. By J G. CKohl 7. The Politics and the Verses of Lanartine. e. Facts and Feelings from My ...

... CORN EXCHANGE.-FRPawr. We- have had very few fresh arrivals of Roglisi Wrb out market thi- week. Monday's unsohld saloples avti mostly cleared off, on the terms oa toat dav, bitt tle da must be considered in a very unhealthy saota. Ptre ?? hung heavily Oci hand, arid might have ieen p bralis s lleat what easier terms. The Barley trade soas tolerably stead late rates, and thie same may Ire ...

... I CITM, FRIDAV EVENING. The doctrines we have uniformly supported relative to trade may be comprised in a very few words. Whenever the duty is so high that the consumption of ahy given article is diminished thereby, it should be lowered until consumption reaches its maximum. Whenever it is ascer- tained that any given article is smuggled, the duty abotld be reduced to the premium the smuggler ...

... All the returns relative to the loss of this vessel having been received at tise oftice of the Royal Mail Steam-packet Company, we are authorized to publish the following statement:- Lost. Saved Passengers of all descriptions, men, women, children, aed servants ?? 17 2I Persons belonging to the ship of all descrip- tions-captain, ofsiters, seamen, engineers, fire- mmC, trimimvers, servants, ...

... . TUESDAY. BANKRUPTS. Henry W'ood, of Fleet-street, City, ?? iBur- ton, of Cambridge' ?? Hutton, of Ringwood, Hamp- shire, ?? Robert Hitchcock, of New Sarum, Wilt- shire, ?? Nye, of Bridge-house place, Southwark, surgical instrument ?? Howe, of Shefdield, table knife ?? MYorris, of Stourbridge, Wor- cestershire, ?? Wheeler, of Birmingham, coon ?? Eardley, of Newcastle-under-Lyme, hat manu- ?? ...

... 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 ...

... - 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 ...

... 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 . ...

... 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 ...