... CORN EXCHANCE, .Aonday, May 23. s This morning we had 3 moderate showr of English Wlheat, but millers were very unwilling to purchase even at a decline of 3q. to 4s. from last Monday's rates, which factors would readily have accepted; buyers generally offered much lower terms, which prevented any business being done. Loss money ILest also have been taken for foreign, but holders were not ...

... CORN ExonA.NOS, Monday, Maay 16. This morning we had a moderate show of English Wheat, for which factors asked the extreme rates of this day fort- night; buyers, however, would not accede to these terms, and sales were ultimately made at an advance on last Mlonday's prices of 3s. to 4s. on white, and 2s. to Os. on red. Foreign was in fail- retail demand, at an improvement of - about 2s. per ?? ...

... The following telegram was received in the early part of the week, dated ROME, MAY 9. Ancona has been declared in state of siege. The light in the lighthouse at the entrance of the harbour has been extinguished. The Pope has protested. Count Buol will have an interview with the Emperor, and will scud an answer to morrow. France considers the state of things at Ancona a violation of ...

... I THE CORN TIIADE.-C[Duling the past week.] (F'roi the Mar/k Lase BVapre~s Of MonDIIY, Mily 23.) marl The favourable altercation inl the weather during the The pntweek has very visibly altered thefceothcunr.fn The meadowvs which were getting brown from the repeated le frosts have recommenced their growth, and the Spring Pr corn is greatly benefited by tics rains. Wheat continues Pr to promise ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. (F1rost bingsford and Lao's Circuiloa) MARK LANE, FRIDAY. Scarcely any buyers of Wheat, and prices nominal; only a few sales of English Wheat left over from Monday could be disposed of at ]1s. to 2s. decline flom that day's prices, a large portion remaining unsold towards the close. All Spring Corn a very heavy sale at about Monday's pi-ices. ARRIVALS. British. Irish. ...

... _ RAGCSA, MAT 10. The Austrian war brig Triton has blown up, The commander of the brig was on shore when the accident happened. The dead, wounded, and missing, are abont 80 in number. ...

... BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. (1From Ifin gfsfrd aind Lay's Circular.) MARK LANE, FRIDAY. Attendance bMd. The little English Wheat fresh up re- meained unsold, although offered at 'Monday's rates. No disposition to buy foreign, and to have forced sales a decline of at least Is. to 2s. would have been necessary. Barley in fair demand, at Monday's rates. Value of Beans and PIeas unailtered. Tiho Oat ...

... The subjoined important Circular, No. 362, dated the 21st ult., has just been promulgated, cancelling article 6, p. 9i, of the Admiralty Instruction*, and the Circulars 242, 282, and 357: The Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty, having had under their consideration the several regulations now in force respecting officers' messes in her Majesty's ships and vessels, are pleased to direct as ...

... flY EFiLECTRIC TELEGRAPII. (FrRot King.sford andt Lay's Circulas.) MARK LANE, FRIDxY. English Wheat left over from Monday sold at Is. to 2s. above offes mnade on that day. Some sales of foreign also effected at Is. to 2s. advance, according to ?? sold slowly at late ?? supply of Oats; trade heavy; -Mondaty's prices barely ?? Flour held for rather more ?? and Peas unaltered. ARRIVALS. British. ...

... Lobd Chamberlain's Office, Mat 2.—Notice is hereby given, that Her Majesty will hold Drawing-rooms at St. James's Palace, on tne following days:—Thursday, the 19th inst., to celebrate Her Majesty's birthday ; and Saturday, the 11th of June next. Notice hereby also given that Her Majesty will hold Levees at St. James's Palace, upon the following days: —Wednesday, the 11th inst.; and Monday, the ...

... THE CORN TRADE.-(During the past week.] (From the Mark Lane ExJrssess ef Monday, May 2.) Seldom lis the corn trade been in so excited a state as during the past week ; while the previous apathy has but served to make this alteration the yet more remarkable. l The improvement in prices noticeable for c short time past Ihas been more than confirmed. In Fact, a range of higher rates would seem to ...

... this disease, which causes a martyrdom to nine tenths of the population of this country, and the only remedy for the extinction of this malady which can be safely recommended to both sexes, and all apes, Holloway's Pills., these are a certain remedy, ami a blessing to old and young, restoring health and enera* after all medical aid has been tried in vain ...