... 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. 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, ...

... LONDON CAZETTES. (From Tuesday's Gaazrx,April 25,1843.) COMMISSION signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Denbigh. Roval Denbigh Rifle Regiment of Aijlitia--Thomas Lloyd Fitchogh, Gent., to be Second Lieutenant, vice Kenyon, promoted. CO3MMISSIONS signedby the Lord Lieutenant ofthe county Of Salop- North Salopian Regiment .of Yeomanry Cavalry-Gene eStanton, Gent., to be Lieutenant. ...

... CORN MARKET-APRIL 28. We have had upon the whiole a. fair supply of English WHEAT during the hweek, with somequantity of Flour coastwise. The trade was very inanimate during the previous market-days, and several rung were left undiselosed of at the commencement of business this moin ig. Afairclearane was ultipmatelyffectedon much the same terms asprevailed on MondalY tendance of country buyers ...

... TWesdeay, April 25. PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED. J. and C. Stratton, Basford, Nottinghamsbire, builders- Went and Simpson, Newark upon-Trent, timber merchants- J. and W. Rowntree, Scarborough. grocers-J. Horner, J. Dockray, and J. Barraus, Leeds, marhine makers; as far as regards J. Barrans - W. and W. Skinner, Duke street, Houndaditch, wholesale slopsellerr-J. Finden and W. Carter, Regent street, ...

... The spring trade in all the Atlantic cities is quite mo- derate in amount, owing partly to a want of confidence, and partly to the low price of goods. Money is as abun- dant as ever, and at low rates for good paper. A little is doing in the best stoeks- but, as a general rule, capi- talists avoid speculating in them. Cotton is rather quiet, compared with the business at the close of March, We ...

... FACTORIES' EDUCATION BILL, At public meetiug was held hist night at the Batist Chapel, Hammersmnith, to consider the educational clauses c of the Factories' Bill, and to decide on the propriety of peti-I tioniag the House of Commtons against theirndoption.i C. I-IINDLEY, Req., M.P., was unanimotusly called to the chair, and opened the business of the meeting by asserting l thattheattsmpt to ...