... BRISWOXM IM~POSRTS. silt:SBS~lonwl -----'t In the Argyll, from Calcutta: Messrs. Fuidge, 2450 bags sugar, 1000 bags rice, 750 bales jute, 618 bags gall nuts In the Britannia, from Barbadoes: Daniel & Sons, 585 hlids 7 tres sugar; Baillie and Co. 34 bags cocoa, 112 hides; Order, V barrels sugar In the Susan, from Demerara: Daniel & Sons, 204 hhds 8` trcs sugar, II puns 3 bhds rum; Baillie & Co. ...

... rRO1Z THE LONDON GAZETTES. BANKRUPTS-FRIDAY. Edmd. Collings, Southampton, perfumer, to surrender May 10, June 9, at Basinghall street. Sol. Neal, London John Reynolds, London-road, draper, May .5, June 9, at the same place. Sols. Sole & Co. London Will. Gnfton, Gilbert-street, & Farringdon-street, pawnbroker, May5, June 9, at same place. Sols. Harrison and Co. London Wm. D. Townsend, Little ...

... rvAaDa:, COMMERuCEG, & 'atN'AT'BRES. I COLONIAL IVIARKETS-LONDON, WEDNESDAY. Suotts.-Ratber more business has been done in British plantation, about 400 hhds. having been sold at fully previous prices, and the market has been firm. CorrEr.-40 casks Berbice, 44 bags Ceylon, 50 bales Mocha, and 763 bags East India have been brought to auction, which were all taken in for want of buyers, TEA.-The ...

... MARKET ZNTELLGENCE. lis. LONDON CORiN EXCHANGE.-~MONDAY. The arrivals of wheat to this morning's market were moderate, and rthle condition being improved, it met a free sale, at an advance of Is. .rper quarter from the prices o1 this daytoweek. Scarcely anytoinig do. tic ing in malting barley, but grinding qualities sell on quite as good ihterms, Beaus and peas nominally the same, but very few ...

... LATEST INTML3LIENCM. idc- the ANTICIPATION OF THE OVERLAND MAIL. tee; lEXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS FROM PAlRIS. the The following has bcen received from Bombbay to the r is 1st of April:- .s to The Governor-General ]has declared that henceforward I by the province of Scinde shall constitute a portion of the 2nme British territory, and he has appoinlted General Napier tion as Governor. Slavery will ...

... AGaZXCLuTUnATA aNtWETI.SGENCE. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE. [From tue Mark-Lane Expresi, May I.J . Tholat'e rather considerable fall in the value of wheat at Mark. . lane hac had a depressing effect on the price of the article atoll the leading provincial markets; and though the supplies brought l forwarud by the farmers have been moderate, sellers have been onpudled to accede to ax ...

... 1 WVRG0MTHE ZsONDOTGAZETWES. d BANllRUPTS-FRIDAY. Robert Noyes, New Church-street, Lisson-grove, plumber, tourrendor May 16, Jane D, at Basingball.otreet. Solicitor, Caslcy, London JoJh Adnum, Dorrington-strectClerkenwellupholsterer, May h19, June 7, at the same place. Sol. Meyrick, London Stocken and Uttos, Halken-street, coach makers, May l1,June , 23, at the some place. Sols. Sandau & Co. ...

... MAR;KT_ ZNTEZLLGENCE. LONDON, CORN EXCHANGE,-MoxDAY. The 'how of wheat was moderate this morning, and the currency of this day se'nnilght was readily paid. 'Barley was scarce, and fully asd dtear, No alteration in the value of beans and saased, but the quart. adtit of seah 4,II sale was very limited, Oats fully adear iso last week. Per Qr. S. s. Per gr. s. & WH~EAT, Easex and Kent .red 46 50 ...

... 3LIZLaWAT ZNTE:X.aZGENCE;. The MIaryport and Carlisle Railway wasopened from Wig- ton to Carlisle on Wednesday last. The distanceOis 1n miles. RAILROAD EXTORTION.-It is stated In the Derby Reporter that on the Midland Railway passengers who have paid for tickets for a greater distance, and stop short of the greater distance, are required to pay for the less. Some gen- tlemen who had paid for ...

... DRZSTOY ZMPORTS. In the Emma, from Memel: Cross & Son, 8s pcs fir timber, 2 faths lathwood, 16 bund staves, 480 deal ends, 1802 deals In the Arthur, from Memel: Salmon and Co. 192 pee fir, 43 pea oalk timber, 40 wainscot logs, 13 hund I qr deals, 20 hund staves, 0 faths lathwood In La Prosperit6, from Memel: Rouch and Son, 447 pes fir timber, 8eo deale, 10 fatho 420 pcs lathwood, 10 hund ...

... LATBST XNTB1A3ZGENCM. i Fl1FROM FRIDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. ;e BANKRUPTS. )r Joseph Poolly, Maidstone, timber-merchant o John Stevens, Britwell Salome, Oxford, ironfounder a James Whittenbury, Blackheath-hill, builder Edward 'Bynon, Bell's buildings, Salisbury-square, eaw- s mission-agent Gollop, Redmund, and Kingsnorth, Charles-street, City- .road, ironfounders Robert Ward, Windmill-street, ...

... xHe annual statement, made by the Chancellor of the Exchequer on Monday night, may be regarded as an official announcement of the fearful state of the country -a reluctant confession of the failnre of the financial plans of the present uinistry. The surprise occasioned by this statement is not less than the disappointment. Speculation was busy as to what was to be done with the surplus revenue ...