... TiUE LONDON GAZETTE. Tuesday, March 12. BANKRUPTS. JOHN BARNARD WARCUP, Deptford, ironmonger, tosurreadoer Mfarch 20, at one, Apri 24, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Coart. Soli- citor, Ir.Taylor,Adelaide-place, London-bridge; officialassignee, Mr. Bell, Colemnnl-street-buildings.-CHAtLES DRIFFIELD, BEoer- ley, Yorkshire, draper, March 21, at one, April 28, at twelve, at the Bankrupts' Court. ...

... LONDON AMARKETS-FRIDAY. -a. CORN EXChIANGE. The supply of foreign Wheat to London this week has been in- oigniffcaelt, and that of English but moderate; nevertheless, m ilers were root willing purchascrs, a-ud Provious prices were barely maeintaisred. The arrivals oft the coast of Wheat from the Mediternrencan amount to seventy, of which twenty-six were sold whilst slIoat, six have been ...

... gON5E MlARK1ET AND CITY NErWS. * FRIDAY. FVxmI,,Tlie Market for the Home! FLulids II beenl tirin ; prices exhibited a further' ,0 efP rl!, centt. ilk the early part of the day, but ri~ I~ ll~itktiod. COUSOls Wet-c oper-ated at 't to for preVnC rasfr anld 9G( to for de- 1Ivory IwMN mon~lth ; leavingl~ off at UI3_' to for ,Iand 9(13 to ?? for Account. Reduced Three CenItq. wero done at it71 ; ...

... -1IPPING INTELLIG ENCE. (RECEIVED THlS DAY.) 1 N to Ij-ink N.,, .tIy.'d1-AriTMA thle ?? V \i I i, ;, icA tli PVII ti1ig (;iL I iii M1 :t111iitri- - ?? iv 1 l r hr ii~t111tittcg, -Aiii1: ?? h tI I .II,.tida. Arch i fir-il tilh River clcli h1 iied . \ :. ; .! ,t z alaui~l, Oman,, ttilelt , till t i !e of ( od t 11 ft a 1. i lial, Sui iieutit, Vc ttri: !C,1 P' laid, t ti a tailal*,i1t for tie ...

... THE LONDON r _ CORN EXCHANGE, MARxJ.YAW1 FRIDAY, March 7.-The supply of wheat fre' day was small; and the show of samples Wa sb up to. average. Selected qualities sold slowly at full Pesa In middling and inferior kinds next to nothi,, Prlwce attlatesrates. For all descriptions of foreic's th dolno was in a very Sluggish state, and low afloat off Falmouthl, were again lowerto tie sasd The ...

... - CORNIEXCHAN9GE, Motzdav. Feb. 24. The weather has been, somnewhat unsettled of late, and from the prevalent dampness in the aitmosphere, the condition of Wheat at the various grain markets has undergone but little t improvement. The aspect of trade generally is also so dull. and I inactive that it is difficult to make progress with sales of any article unless by some concessionl in prices. ...

... MARKETIS. IPSWiCH, March 11.-At this day's market we had a fair supply of wheat and barley, both of which maintained last quotations, viz., wheat 37s. to 44s. Barley20s. to 25s. Beans and peas 24s. to26s. per quarter. Corn Inspector's Return, Tucsday, March1 ?? 612 qrs. 2 hush., 38s. Od, Barley 990 qrs. 4bush., 22s. lid. Beasts37 qrs., 27s. Gd. Peas 38 qos., 26s. 2d. per ?? supply of fat ...

... PUBLIC SALER. MVlAucn 12.-By Mr. C. WActroN, at the Mart-Freehold ground rents, secured uponvarious properties in St.George's East, with the reversions at falling in of the present leases, which have from 40 to 50 years to run-the Whole property land tax redeemed. Dwelling house and premises, No. 1, on the east side of Christian-street, producing 301. lOs. per annum-8601. Four houses, 2 to 6, ...

... (From ourCorrespodeonts, the Shippi g Gazette, and , Lloyd List. CASUALTIES. PanajaEleussa, Chelaiditi, from Odessa to Queenstown or Falmouth, has put into Castletownsend, leaky, mating 16 inches of water per hour, and with her decks swept.- Skibbereen, Feb. 26. St. Lawrence, Moore, which arrived here, Feb. 8, from Odessa, has sustained damage, and is reported to be about trans-shipping her ...

... THE OVERLAND MAIL. (BT ELECTnrC TELEGRAPH FROM TRIESTE.) We have received by Electric Telegraph, via Trieste, advices from Bombay, Feb. 17; Calcutta, Feb. 8; and Hong Kong, Jan. 29. The Hindostan, with the Indian mail, arrived at Suez on the 4th of March, with about seventy pas- sengers. The Bombay journals announce the unconditional surrender of the Fort Dharoor in the Nizam's do- minions on ...

... '?2?foU? ?Wid?eniIS,7 gisiilg:, ??p?ofits on two months' 'workings (e?iepthig' Ma?et? and rGebI?e), h4ve '?eci? dech?ed'?nd paid d'unng ?h?ni?drith of !?4arch ? ? 81. ? . ?? £8,192 Wheal Bufler ?? ,, ?? ?? 2,560 ?? ,, ?? 1,500 Perran St. Geo?e. . ?. 25g. ?, ?? 1,450 TrevisI?ev 4? ? 1?t. ?? ?. 1,200 South' ?? ' SOs . 640 ?? SOs. ,, 2 64 ?? 52 600? Sp?A±io? Ogn?oI?. ?? . . ?. 1Q?. ,, ?? 512 ? ...

... BiXI'A5T, MONDAY MOININiO. LOCAL WL'CKLY REPOUTS. STATS OF TME LINEN AND YARN TrAI)E.-Saturday's market, in Ballymena, was better attended than the previous one, and fine goods moved off in larger quan- tities, at fair prices. In Lurgan, low j lawns were much inquired for, and sold freely at former market's price; R are also in better demand this week. There is a good consumption for . medium, ...