... SoOn (gayfft. (Iorn Prlay Nighet's GaOzee.) BANKRUPTS. 1eCnARD BLACrsususn, London Wall, City, and Spencer Road, Stoke Newington, tatlor, to surrender May 5 and June 2, at.12, at Bankrupts Court. Sol. ...

... SHIPPING-INTELLIGENCE. FREDAY, APRIL 15. Wind ?? at Holyhead, N., frech. The Kitty Floyd, which sailed from this port 25th March for Now York, hao put back leaky. Oa the 7th instant, In lat. 49 N., Io ...

... [FOR THE WEEK ENDING FRIDAY AFTERNOON ] At Mark-lane on Wednesday, the fresh arrivals of English grain were very limited, but there were good imports of foreign barley and oats, with, however, very little else. The freshest parcels of English wheat sold the terms of Monday, but there was only a retail demand for foreign previous rates. All sorts of barley were dull, and prices somewhat easier ...

... four picks, belonging to the Highfield Colliery. He was taken before James Oskes, Esq., on Thursday, was examined and (to-morrow). ...

... I CORN Ap7414. ?6d This morning we ba&a moderate show of E nglish Whoat? 17d and the condition of ninny of the samples.wag somewhat '17d afrected by, the recent damp weather.;: the demand was very ditti languid, and only a few picked lots' could be disposed of at 15d last week's prices, the bulk of the supply remaining unsold. 9d t Foreign met with scarcely any attefit .ionj and quotations ...

... Ps.UN on. R&Mns. anias. rate, ANN,5 Sufll. - Stock Abertdeen ?? Eo 0 par et. 27 B~ristol and Ezetor ?? 00 1 2,, 5 Eastern Counties all £2 00` 6 00 East Lancashire 100 Oper et. 92 93 Great Northern ?? 100 4 102 103 Grea~tlWestern 2 ?? 100 2 , 0 Bo Lanrashir atnd Yoekahlra ?? 100 4ft 04 90 London, Brighaton & South Coast too -3 112 1I2 -London and North Westertn ?? 3 ,sA 04 Os London aud South ...

... IMETROPOLITAN RAILWAY COMPANY I AND THE CITY CORPORA YIOM ab A Special Court of Common Council wats hold yesterday, im at Guildhall, Alderman Salonsons presiding as locuni teniens fel of the Lord Mayor, to consider a report from the Improve- ?? ment Committee, 1in the reference on the Metropolitan Po Railway Company, recommending that the Corporation ye should take a direct interest in the ...

... RAILWAY IXVTELlIUENCE. CAPE TOWN. Tho second half-yearly general meeting of the proprietors of this company was held, yesterday, at the London Tavern. The chairman of the board of directors, Mr. Harrison Wat- son, in the chair. Mr. G. LATHAM BcowNrE, the managing director, road . the advertisement convening the meeting, and the seal of the company having been affixed to the register of share- ...

... LONDON MAR]KHETSTUJSDAY. COMMERCIAL ?? n - E . ?? have been m de with more readiness in colonial produce for home O nsumPtion, the export dbnutn is also improving, and the Markets continue to be moderately supplied. pu*l terms ale obtained for sugar, rice, tea and spices, but f Or cocoa, daltpetre and rum a small reduction hlos been submitted to the upward movement however continues Tor coffee ...

... [it FRIDAY EVENING. it This being Good Friday, no business was trans. W Acterl in the City. hi A company has recently been formed under the at name of the Devon Kapunda Copper and Silver Lead MIining Company. It is situated in the same he rango of Killas formation as the Devon Great in, Consuls Mine (the wonder of mining history), and go on the first starting of mining operations on that ...

... I I0.AIONRY MARKET. I The funds opened this morning with a heavy eap pearance, under the influence of the considerable fall which took place yesterday afternoon in the French Rentes. Au unfavourable effect being lke. wise produced by fresh sales of Lombardo-Venetia Railway shares on foreign account, transactions took place in Coneols at a fall of fully 1 per cent. Thij depression, however, ...

... (torn arWS, ?t. LONDON CORN EXCHasNGE, Yesterday.-The arrivals of foreign barley contnaeo to be liberal of all other grain small. This morning's market was thinly attended, and the trade for all descr ...