... 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 ...

... 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 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, ...

... LONDOA. GAZETTE, FRIDAY, April 21. B3ANJ{ IRUPTS. ,2 ll TheC ?? sf CNins, ie s fn M iddes-exarehesdd atthe C. ...

... LOIN'DOAN GAZETTE, TUESDAY, April 25. BANXIIITPTS. BECK Edward, now or late of Tiverton, in the county of | 3Devon, cabinet maker, to sur. Mavy :, at 12, and Julne 1, at 11, t at the Court of Bankruptcy, Exetelr-Sol. Wreford, Exeter.- Pet. cr, IRobert Wretord. Lzieter, attorney. CANIPLING William, of Long Melford, in the county of Suf-. folk, iiinkoepel-, to sur. May 9, at 2, and June 9, at 12 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... B ?? . %Ii ti 'U1 iL .Z~~L~A~4DI.D jXT, T.-7 kpr.r oulton inwttb Pylde, Lancasliire* grobeest p~a 6, ?? twive1 at~thbo!ourtlofBaukrupte9, tLiver, ?air. ..azenove, official assignee, Lver1ooh;9A1tt Afeasrgjr~Wi llPyaudjhatnl~gsPreston.!s3: ; w d ;;T~ Bro~ f iserp~to. victunalsl;,:lMay:9, and d cjeysi, \tit> Cneurt! ef Batnki'uptct Liverpool.: Mr. ?? )jrtd,;4 asiignee, Llvcrpool-,.Atts. Mes.rs1 ...

... 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 NATIONAL BENEFIT SOCIETY. TO TIAE CHARTIST PUBLIC. MUCH CALUMNIATED BRETHREN,-We have all felt the necessity for the establishment of a permanent defence fund. Our champion, O'Connor, hath declared its necessity. Several other Chartist advocates have published their opinions thereon, and the unprepared state in which the Brat or Whig crusade, and, the last or Tory attack upon us overtook ...