... agrfcultural ant eonntercial 1Itarkets. ?? . . . .. : .me no 3heriff HULL CORN EXCHANGE, April I11.-The trade during the was vened, paat week has folly supported the improvemsieft noted In our last pe gvn ?? otinued demand from millers, LI Drence some sales have also been made to speculatoirs-a somewhat new of b feature. Altogether the trade looeks healthier than forsoe en innring mouths ?? ...

... 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 ...

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... 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 ...

... .--- - = - 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 '; ...

... TUESDAY. B3ANKRUPTS. William Carnpling, Long Melfbrd, Suffolk, innokeeper.-Jo- seph Varty, St. Paul'n-relurchlyaTd, ?? Stocken, Halkin- street, Beigrave- square, coachmaker.-William. Hill, Newcastle-upon-Tynle, wrine ?? Deakin, Dawley, Shropsleire, ?? Coon, Truro,' Cornwall, arsenmc- man afacturer.- Edward Beck, Tiverton, Devonshire, cabinet- maker. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. George Adds, ...

... !. S I .. xi9, 1 TS. LVERPOOL' CORN ITA.-KET.-Tuesday lact, At ourn'market thig mol'bg,, thie pripe of Wheat was less iffected by the decilaic 'in 'Mark Lane than might have been expected ?? still we hbsve to note all descriptions of that grain Id, to'2d. per 7n lba. b cheaper, with little more than a retail trade. Flour waa extremely dull of sale, and both English and Irish Is. perc4lek lower ...

... - I~ ~:.MA2RKETS., LIVERPOOL CORN MA:K- ETu-c es lat, At our market this uofginnn holders of Wheat were firm against further decline, and' on the wholn a fair amount of |buainoes wastransated atthe prieeisof laatTeesday. Flour still net a limited demand. Oatmeal was rather more sale. able; but in Osti there was' littlo pasing: we repeat the |;uotations of tbis day 6ae'nnight 'for both Articles ...

... Uanfwt$0, acs. From dhe, London Gazette of Friday, Haorc 24. 3 BANtIUP 1I. . Thomas Hawkins, St. Jobn-street, carrier, to rar. render April 4. May 1, at twcive o'clock, at the Blilk. rupteI CDurt. Solicitor, Mr. Nichols, Middle-ternple. lasn; official assirree, .Mr. Graham, Basingball-street. Edward Turmraine, Canterbury, porter-m-.rchant, Apr l 4, at eleven, May 5, at twelve, at the Bank-. ...

... MLETING OF SHAREHOLDERS. Ons Monday last, a meeting of the Shareholders of the Leeds Zoological and Botanical Gardens took place at the Philosophical IT all. Park Row, at twelve o'clock at noon, for the purpose of coinig to a decision on the very iuportanlt question, the affirmative of which was recoli- mnendted by the Council, BS to whether the gardens and the whole of the property, both real ...

... LONDOIV GAZETTE, TUESDA Y, April II. BATES Will;%us. Of N-o. 5. Welbeck-strect, Cavendish-square. inte Iut of iddhs-oX, auctioneor aud house agent. to y --Pc.a.Mr S~y or i Jamesc_,-treet, Oxford-street, var- c 0mbl nalKer. e .E,.5 TLilt 1loitry. of Maidstone, in the connty of Kent, linen- 0(Iilapor, to -cr. April 25. at half-past 1, and 'M ay 22, at I.-Sol. :1 Lloyd, Chanoc.P r.c -Same WNood, ...

... 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 ...