... CITY, FRIDAY EVENING. ;The public are very much indebted to our respected con- temporary, the Spectator, for having devoted on the 15th nlt. a supplement to the consideration of the.Sugar Question, in all its bearings. When we consider the vast importance of sugar, whether as an article of commerce, or a source of revenue- whether is an article of consumption, which has become almost la ...

... CORN EXCHANGE.-FRIDAT. The arri s of English lheat have been1 ho stands were scantily filled wit aolst sad the, Olderthoer ?? ?? 41e Foreign W heat a fair business 2 dnou G ery little Barley and Malt were on sfow, hed asek tdi 4 arcres w-ere taken at previous cnarie. nWles, BeasBean d Flour com manded little attention. ' ARRIVALS.. e Wheat. Barley. I Oats. Pelo anglish 2 ?? 7607qrs. 1,920 qrs. ...

... TUESDAY. DECLARATIONS OF INSOLVENCY. James Edward Coleman, arbitrator, Bow, Middlesex.-JOseplh Gibbins, surveyor, Fulham, Middlesex. - Ehomas Milues, butcher, Lindley, Yorkslire_-JOseplt Becraft, 9s, Princes-street, Broad-street, Labethl.-EdwP rd Barlow, builder, I-tog toys, Nortlhampton.-Thomas Barcourt, brass founder, 35, Great Sut- ton-sireet, ?? Sands Sidttey, 3, Goeer-place. S t.on-anlr, ...

... (From Tuesday's GAZETTE,April 25, 1843.) COMMISSIONS signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Wilts. Royal Wilts Yeomanry Cavalry.-J. Benett, jan., Gent., to be Lieutenant, vice Bigge, resigned 3. Nevwdeoate Francis Astley, Gent., to be Lieutenant, vice Comapton, resigned. 7. Davis, Gent., to be Cor- net, vice Beneti, promoted. E. Colstois, Gent., to be Cornet, vice Asle, rootd ...

... CORN-MARKET-MAY 5. - Ouratupplies of English WHEAT having been much less than usual this week the trade has been very firm since Monday, and, with the exception of B few Kentish samsples, scarcely any remain undisposed of thos merning. In the few transactions occurring previous prices are felly realised. A better denand prevails for Foreign WHEAT, in consequence of a few country buyers ...