... p} r> Gt - - E -A ?? CORRECTED UP TO LAST EVENING. LINSEED-BlackSca,Viqr ?? £2 9 0 @ £0 0 0 Do EastIndia. 2 10 0- 2 12 0 Do Egyptian . 000 0- O0 0 Do Petcrsburg fine ?? 7 0- 2 8 0 Do Archangel .. 2 4 o _0 00 0 D v Riga . . 2 4 o0 2 5 0 Do bleielnand Konigsaserg ..2 4 0- 2 5 o RAPEgEBD-cermann& DanishB~n- 330 0 - 8 0 0 Do Black Sea and East India.. 3i. 0 - 31 lO 0 OIL, OsvR-Gallipoll, tun ?? 48 ...

... collitlerriat Alarkewf, %sC. *:1 CO R.N MA:R K ET S. HULL, AmIL;t S. (Frrom Thomas Binney aud Co.'G Cirozulr.j Irmports of wheat exhibit .aonie increase, but the gretter por- tion is Egyptian, and a few jtureels. per atetamer fromn Belgium 'n24 Holland, mostly far interior account; the arriali O1f barnly 14 rather large, chiefly fvoin Denimark, souwe of whiuc is ut flue heavy quality. suitable ...

... THE WITHDRAWAL OF TEE DOCK COMPANY'S BILL, LAsT Friday we announced that the Com- mittee of the House of Common3 l'a'l unani- mously refused to extend the term ot the Dock Company's monopoly and to grant their demand of au outward wharfage rate ini perpe- tuity; on that very day the Company withdrew their bill, thus retreating from the field of battle which they themselves had selected, before ...

... ;LINDOY.V GAZ ,r A, AhG. All:thc .lsigs of eora sacs' in Mfddleorn ars held at the Csmaifooloevf 4ti-rt, bIaBasingaostl-street. DANASTER tisorgoHe~ 1!of , of Oldbury, tailor, to sur. April 15. and $3y a ?? 11;' attstf It of Bankruptcy, Birmingham.-Sol. BrillgpsEi7;mingbam.-0t llatsignee. Wbltmorr DAY Ricunard ?? . Qoolo~e, ship builders, to sur. April 15 aqd M~dj 8-i, at' lI,' 'atth*~ i~t of ...

... ng (B~y Electric Teteg2raplt.) ed MONEY MARKETS, YES-TEURDAY. ad LONDON CLOSING PRICES. rs FUNDS, 6rl Console opened lower, and receded, but recovered, and ed olosed steadily at opening quotations. Foreign stocks began ot and finished much the same. In Banks, Union of Australia lower. Mines and rniscellaneous show little alteration. as Console for Money .. . 94 95 3g Console for Account . ?? ? ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, TUMSDA Y, April 26, BANKRUPTS. All the .reetinfid of Corneifssioners in hfiddrcsexr aee held at the cLoeoerlnoioaerle' Ooert, Lai BasiLg ail-strecti. BIRKS Herbert, of Sheffield, grocer, to Fur. May 7 and Juie 11t at J0, at the Court of Banliriuptcy, hleffleld.-Sols. Smith aned Biurde- biD, Shedfield.-O(ficjal asigonee, Brewii. HICKS Heory, of King David's-lane. Slina(vell, ...

... COMMERCIAL INT1ELLIGENCE. (By 7ectric Telegraph.) MONEY MARKETS, YEsTERDAY. ar LONDON CLOSING PRICES. W . ?? Console opened higber, and advanced on better appear ID anee of political affairs, but ultimately closed a shado te weaker. Foreign stocks commenced about the same, and tr left off better.. Little change in Banks, Mines, and mis. ci , cellaneous. r Console for Money ?? 95t al Console ...

... CommQercial Iarkets, rg. 15 CORN MARKETS. ir HULL, APRIL 12. I-(Fromn Thomamse 1Biuay and Co's Circulr.rj Arrivals of wheat are larger than of lati,, the greater portion TZ is Elivptian, and a few parcels from Fraonce and Belgium, if chel ht;teipr fbre sgo, and nearly all from IC Dnak fohrgantearvli ifleiguifiesnt. The t. w.,ter drin th wac ha bee ?? mild, with genial it sower; vgetaion as ...

... COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE, ot (By Electric Telegraph.) MONEY MARKETS, YESTErDAY. sol, n ?? 1. LONDON CLOSING PRICES. A IO FU.NDs. and r Consols opened at 921, but declined to 931 ,4. Foreign N. prices much lower, and business limited, except iu Turkish. v n lSanko, Mines, and mincellaueous dull, at lower quotations. mm, Console for Money ?? 3, 93k Olle ?? for Account . . 0 , 3a' 934 owil Three ...

... LEEDS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. (. ~ om the Afonthly Trade Report for March.) WOOLLEN TRADE.-The demand for fine goods has not been quite so 1 irge as usnal during the Vast month. but all middle prices have been in request, whilst the consumption of light summer goods and articles for lidies mantles has been unprecedented. WOOL.-There has been rather a want of animation in the demand for foreign ...

... THE 5.¶^,IERICAN SLAVE TRADE.m (Abridged from the New York Tribune.) The following is an account of the largest sale of hqman chattels which has taken place -for several years at the racecourse near the city of Savannah - The lot consisted of 436 men, women, children, and' infants, being that half of the negro Stock remaining on the old Major Batler plantations which fell to one of the two ...

... LONDON GAZETTP.i FIDAY, Apsrit 1X. tk.,- BANKRUPTS. 32 Ali the Aretings, of Comminifoners in MIddlesem are held at the *h Cosrmisisoncrs' Court, in Baoin,,hall-sereet. IHAMEB James and Jobn, of Bolto-le-.Moor., flour dealers, to sur. I May 3 and 21, at 12, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Malchester.-Sols. 3e lRchasdeon, Hinnell, and Richlarason, Dolton and Manchester.- Official aesigneeTFraser. ...