... LONDON MfARKETS, MONDAY. CORN EXCHIANGE.-The supply fresh up tolthi'smorning's mnarket was attain limited of Wheat from the home counties, and the qualiitt ql the samples inferior to those of Iast week. There has been little. activity in the demand for this Grain, and the price.- ot* (hi., do1y woe,k remain unaltered. Foreiqn W~heat is held at .fi rere prices, but1 the transactions are ...

... SlHIPPING INTELLIGENCB. _.a l.OenoN, AMAY i.-Wilid this day at noon, fresh breeze front t li, ntirtlirvard, and( triler. DrAL, MIAY2.-Wind N.l-:., muderate.-Soiled the Admiral Van Ileinash irk forlBatavia, Eliza for Aiiillo. PooO.L, MAYl r.-Sailed tilt? Ilicit Branich antld Montague fot Nevytbundland. FItALMOUT'I, IMAY 2.-Wind E., fresh gales, and sqtualiv.-Arrived the Teviot stiarser furjthl ...

... LITERPOOL 0 L lMARIKETS. - -.4- CO1'TON MARKET, MAY 16. ' ti A filir quantIt of Cotton has been sold this day, and prices I'nve 0 not. tindergone any- changi. Speculaters have taken i,200 bags, in- ctuslve ol which the sales have anrnioated to 4,000 bogs. WaaaR FSD\Y, OxN2 O'OLOGK.-Tliere is a steady business doing , thui9 morning, but holders, relying on, the Improved accounts fromt in ...

... SHIPPING INTELlUGENCR. b 1IMPORTANT TO MARINERS. CONTEMlPLATED) LIGHITHIOUSE AT' VDIVP NICHOLMON. nit-act of is letter reveived at Lloyd's frosts their agelit Lit l'or Niehlssots, dated October IS, 184'2: I aunlit i receipt of a letter front the Cotonial Ooverinntuoi , reqauevtt~ig ise to send a plats and estimate tsir the erectfon are lIgtii houso lit the enttarane of the Ilisurhous, for the ...

... TUEStlAY EViENING.-SnuO II.-Tha trade bought about (lU lifbd. and tierce's to-day. Prices Pre q(uito as high a 1on Friday, and the finer qusallttes are even n little high~r. The refined market is equally iirm. Stltainar luinps are celinttg at 79)s (hl to 80s, brown grocery, 788 to 78i Wi. A rnoith ago these qualitivle wvre selling tit 73s to 75s per cwt. Ionded crushred are very flat, and ...

... TUESDAY. DECLARATION OF INSOLTENCY. Henry' Cundall, publican, Little Hadham, Hertfordshire. BANKRUPTS. Howard Hall, pawnbroker, Fulhian.-.William Davis Hart, tailor, Baiflingdoni, Essex.-Abralham Davis, dealer in glass, Tot- tenhiam-coiart Road.-Richard Thomas Hicks, winemnerchant, Cooperas-raw, Tower-hill.-Josepb Rose, ironmorlge?; Spalding, Linrolnahiro.-Sohn Burgess, beer-seller, Manc.ester ...

... +v .i L . Li. AA24 JA. t1. ±. Th. upiso C'ORNV ElXC7UA NORllfonday 'Mefa 22 Te supplies of Wheat this morning from Essexi-entj anidn Suffclk are, upon the whole, more liberal than usual, though the gqality arid condition of runs generally are rather tender. During the early part of the day higher prices were demanded, and the millers were induced to pay an advance of about Is. per quarter ...

... LONDON MARKBTS..SATUAtDY. Thte following are the arrivals of Corn, Poise, Seeds, and Flour, In - thll por ofLondon, during thle week ending on the 13th inst,: Ereo.L. t Wheat 51,222, itarley 1,032, baili 0,318, Oats 11,301, 7, Peas 70, Liniseed lO, Btronk 10, and sundry other Seeds t 44 quarters; l'lour7,104 sacks. ScToCe: Barley 1,177 Malt50, mali Oats S(181) quarters. IRISH ; Barley 3112, ...

... BANKRUPTS. AztZ the Mleetinqs of Coemmissioners in Mliddlesex are held at the Colleaissteones' Court. Balsoiwhall Street, London. BINYON Edward, of No. 12, Bell's Buildings, Salisbury Square, Fleet-street, in the city of London, commission agent. to sur. May 19, at 12, and June 210, at l-Sol. Branson, Sheffield.- Petitioning creditor, Ilenry Dawson Wilkinson, Shelfield, silver plater. BUTLEli ...

... loanitrupto, &C. I ?? - ?? - le From the London Gazette of F-f day, Jpril 28. Of BANKIRUPTS. Edmund Collings, Sautbampton, perfamer, to surrel. der May 10, at twelve, June 9, at ?? twelve, at a the Court Bankruptcy: eolicitors, Mr. Null, Taken. id house-yard; offrcial assignee, Mr. Ahager, 13:rcbin. .lanno. f John Reynolds, London-road, Suirey, draper, May 5, at half-past ten, June 9, at one, ...

... North Shields, May 16.-The Enterprise, reported yesterday as having arrived here dismasted, had been struck with lightening on the Yorkshire coast. Great Yarmouth, May 18.-The Farnacres, Raine of and from Sunderland for London, which yesterday got on the Curton Sand, has sunk this morning-wind blowing fresh at about N.E., with a heavy sea on the sand-sundry stores have been saved, and landed ...

... MONEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLICENCE. CITYu, FRIDAY EVENING. The enormous evils and losses to which the fair trader ?? the revenue have been subjected, in Consequence of the eva- sion of duties by a parcel of'dishonest smugglers, has induced us seriously to consider how smuggling is to be put down, and the conclusion' to which we have arrived is, that nothing but lowering the' duties of any ...