... SLAVrE TILAD.E ThEAT1Y. Ilis M~ajesty the King of thle F-rnchii, an he ~aet CIeL' Queenl of tbe Unitedl }ingducu of Great Britaice and Irelaud, considerinig thlat thle conventions of itie 30th of Noe bl 1031, anld 22e1 of Marhil , 183'3, hiave attainedl thseir objoct in prevenitinig the slave-trade uinder French and E~nglishdii;las but thlat thlis odiousi traffic yet. sulbsists, anid thccat ...

... - ?? H CORN MoJJAG, ~nday, Juno 23. We continue to have very fine weather for the progress of thle crops, and the accounts generally ale of a very satisfactory cha-I racter. 'The Wheat trade opened rather, heavily to-day, and theI supplies being somnewhat hotter then last week from E ssex anli Kent, the mi~llers were cautious purchasere. A few choice psarcels beilg selected at ...

... MAIt K ~ET IlE R.A.1, D. CO('0 iV EYXCZIA AINf, AMoodciy, Jitne ICa The doliveries of English Wlhiat last week were larger than for ?? time past, thie quantity being increasedl by consignments direct to the millers froni Lincolnshire and Cambridgeshire. rlnds morning we have only moderate fresh receipts from Essex, Ient, and Sutbilk;, and whie a few of the finest qualities were selected at ...

... TUS' -O - - fl- s v. Bankr upts ffrom the London Gavette of Priday, JAne 20. John Crabtree and William Burnloy, Tunstead, Forest of Ros. sendale, Laneashire, woollen manutfacturers John Conmnhisn'eymvuth). Dorsetshire, bookseller and stationer. Thos. Clere Smith and Richard Hayes, Henrietta-street, Covent Garden, hotel keepers. Thosnas Thompson, Nortbampton, bill broker and scrivener. James ...

... MAIRKET HE3RALD. The Icresent fine weatlcec'f NGL', AIcscdccy, Jee? 2. growing crops has caused a ci o loose lii ciii' trails to-day for most articles, an ci tli onglc tics sicricijes of Wheat fiesh up from the principal counties are riot huge, tim liii Icc's licive licen id uctaci purci icesi's, an ii it was not till nearly the close of business that any thing hue a clearance -was eflecteci. ...

... MARKET EI1',RALD. ,, - ..l - . -. - . ._ C'ORNt LGXCII.ANC;, Afondety, June 9. V Thle continuance of favourable wveatiler for the growving crops P tetis to check any material improvement in thle grain trade, Ib though our supplies of most articlcs are very msoderate. realsh tf up this moriting tihe deliveries of Wheat from thle home counties 5 tare less than last week, and thle trade for the ...