... MARULET ZNTELLZENCE . steut We~ LONDON CORN EXCILANGE.-IMoDAT. ea aafair supplyef English wheat this morning: verydull sale. and prices declined 25. lier quarter froma those of Monday week. Fo- reign whelatfaso gave. way Is. per qr., aisd sales were with diffieulty 'eral eeted. 0Ofaley, beans, and peas,. the arrivals continue moderate half but fully adequate to the demand, and we note. all ...

... MIARILET ZNTELLZGENCE. woLONDON CORN EXCIIANGE-110ONDAY. hih Tih supisof English wheat were rather large; tisa trade heavy mhba and prisces declined is, licr quarter from those of Monday week. .o (toreign sold very slowly, and late prices were with difilcully supported. MsBarley isgettinigscarce, and aenieat thesamerates. Peanaf all aorta, 4ee nd beans, remain as last week, TIhle large supply ...

... FROM1t THEl XONDON GAZE1WTES. BANKRUPTS-FRIDAY. John Shaw, Seymour-place, Camden-town, builder, to surren- der April 21, May 19, at Baoiighall street. Solicitors, Pain and Co. London Benjamti Vines, Poole, grocer, April10, May 23, at the same place. Solicitor, Terrell, London Redmond and Gollop, Charles-street, City-road, hinge manu- facturers, April 21, May23, at the same place. Solicitors, ...

... TnLADr., COrammacE, & MANUdACTUR.aS. I COLONIAL MARKETS-LoNDDrc, WEDNESDAY, SUGAR.-The market for British plantation is firm, nod fully previous prices were obtained for the smual quantity sold, which amunted only to about 300 hibds., inclusive of those by auction. ToA.-10,000 packages passed the sale to-day; of these about 1000 wvere actually sold, the remainder were bought in. Pro. prietors ...

... MATEST XNTEL IOENCZ. FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS Ezra Hiarle, St. John-st.-road, ?? Miles, Bridge- house-place, Newington-causeway, saddlers' ironmonger - Jas. Whiting, Sekeford-st. Clerkenwell, carpenter-Thos. Eutchings, Andover, carrier-Thos. Alaggs, Cheshunt, ?? Stanford, Cranborne, Dorset, ?? Eshelby, Gate-st. currier-Thos.W.Coleman, Johnl-st. Pentonville, coach proprie- ?? Ray, ...

... AGRZUCUITURIL INUrLLXGENCE. b-y REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. to [Prolen thle Murk-Lane -Express, April 3.] Irk A ?? tone has characterized the wheat trade 1i ince our last, and though no actual advance has taken pjlace in oer, tue valuentf the article at any of the leadina~ markets, pice mn. wvhich were previously littleobetter than nominal, and at which lot it would have been impassible ...

... MARKET_ ZNTELIZGENGE. e, that LONDO CORNM BXCHANGE.-MONVDAY. leee he -rIVal OfEnlshwha thS morning wr ginsall, and usav te etaray sale at an advance ofls t .prq.frmtis'day ei. sure Or night. No imrvemnt 111nh thevalue oftnorigo. Halting barley was inmni s. ierqr.lowr, ut riein ort upporte armer rates. Beans hand pas contiu cegetd, but quotatoS u.. nderwent no change. eybady Oats were a hcavy ...

... Tuesday. £ s. d. £ s. d. riday. £ s. d. £ *. d. Hay .. ..15 a s 10 0 Hay ?? 2 10 0 12 6 Straw, per doz. O 1 9 0 2 2 Straw .. . 0 1- 6 i 2 1 Vetcles.. ,. 0 o 3 0 n o Vetches .. o 0 O u Coal, 103. 6d. to S. Od. per ton. - BRISTOL INFIRMARY. In and Ost-Patients admitted ?? 184 Patients in the House ?? ?? 232 Physiciall for the ensuing week ?? Dr. WALLK., Surgeon ditto ?? Mr. IIaaRasoar PRICE OF ...

... The fourth weekly meeting of the Anti-Corn-law League took place on Wednesday evening, in Druri-Iane theatre. The attendance of the people was fully as great as on the three preceding occasions. There were as maniy ladiesindthe circles as have before been witnessed, and the relpectability of the audience, and the uninterrupted attention paid to the several speakers, were strong evidences that ...

... TRnlDE, COMMMAC E, & MANUFrACTUIES. COLONIAL MARKETS-LONDON, WEDNESDAY. (From the Colonial Gazette.) There has been a fair amount of business transacted since our last, and former rates have in nearly all cases been fully sus- tained. Raw S Vnia of all descriptions has been in excellent demand by the home trade, and prices have advanced Od. to Is. per cwt.; foreign sugar, however, has been ...

... FRtOM THE L.ONDON GAZoTTdS4. BANKRUPTS-FRIDAY. F Thos. Hawkins, St. John-street, carrier, to surrender April 4k May I, atflasinglall-street. Sol. Nicoll, London S Edw. Turmaine, Canterbury, ale ?? 4, May5, a5t the tamoplace. Sols. Barron and Co. London John Kirby, Brooksby-street, Islington,victualler,April 4, ?? 5, at the same place. Solicitor, Cox, London V9 James Gibbs, Jermyn-street, ...

... M&61L1ET ZNTELLIZGENQE. cthe LONDON CORN EXCHANGB.-MoNvAY. and Our suPPlY Of English wheat was again very moderate, 2n; wvs Ifor taken Off at a reduction or about Is. per qr. from last Monday's~ie. the Old foreign wheat met a limited sale at is, per qr. decline. sasley Doltd was fully la. per qr. cheapier. Peas of all sorts were a dull sale, anrf o ba beans were Is. lower. Thieoat trade has ...