... 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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... A R -- - T I REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. 5; [Fro m the MarA-Lane Ex'press, Mlarch 27.] era ro wht has ecenty transpired in the House all doubt ad respectig teietonof government, as regards the admijo- ?? o our usanufactured in Canada at a Dnotinal duty, is at an end; indeed, this measure may be expected to coine into is operation at an early period, and the knowledge that such will inbe ...

... THE FARMAIER'S JOURNAL. - EXET~ERMA-RKETS. CAT'TLE IAM1fll:'T.- This was a, well-scipplied, although certainlY not so largo a market as we have 110(1 for two -r three precedirig vveeks. bilt to the Pitt as (Ili]t as hb*foi'e.- Wltethc oatatero mntlenid or not our rooaters shall themselvs'e i'de-r 'C'nrless theat w ith every wvish, to do san, we coal haritte flatter toirselvres this swas in ...

... CoRN, ~X'Cj/ ?? =Applies pf Grain during, lastI nveck' wcre moderate of evsery descripolion, hot .I.Il V-ilads nevelith. s~landinq soals slow, and 1/landayjo prices were barely souainaineca onl Fri',day, alth~ough 1/se arrival fresh up waos merrely nomainal to ti~si ?? soar/cad : i/ sioan, sj ,I/Bsce samaples vs, Wheact Iu., 0rYeimItsi/i smlnl, lad of Arssti snose abawnssid althaosgh roat ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... CATTLfE MARKET. wt'sssen. Cairce .. .. 85 PnsICE, ?? 318 Ass ?? 1 Beef, per cwt40s S6s. Sheep ?? Pigs ?? 10f Mutton, per lb. 4d. Sijd. Hrseoe.. .. 71 Suckitngditta 65 Pigs,persc. 0s. a, 65. ?? BRISTOL CORN EXCHANGE. a. d. a. d. s. d. c, English Wheat, per im. Malt, pale, per bush. 7 n7 bushel. ..5 0 6 0 ?? brown,ditto .. 7 0 70 Irishslitto ?? ..5 0 0 0 Beans, ditto ., 4 0 4 6 Welsh ditto. 5 ...

... IPROMI THE MONDON GAZETTES. I I uBANKRUIPTS-bRIDAY. s Ezra flare, St. John-street-road, chemist, to surrender April 7, - Mlay 0, at Basinghall-street. Sol. May, London Edwin Miles, Bridge hoase place, Newington-causcway, sad- , dlers' ironmonger, April7, May 9, at tha same place. Solicitors, - Sudlow & Co. Landon JamesWbiting, Sekeford-street, Clerkenwell, carpenter, April II, May 12, at'the ...

... TI'Lm:, co acm, & M ^TrACTURS. COLONIAL MARKETS-LONDON, WrDNESDAY. I From the Colonidl Gazette.) The rates previously established have in nearly all eases been sustained for produce, and a small quantity of goods has been only offered at auction. The demand for the home trade has been good, and several purchess have been made for shipment. Raw SUGAR has been taken sparingly, both for grocery ...