CORN EXCHANGE, FRIDAY, Aran l«. been good sweaty both of Rnjrliah Wheat and our this week, and the arrival of Foreign Whf»at is large, upwards of 61 quarters, but the duty now 10s. Sd. per the greater part of this will probably into Bond. The trade the to-day not brisk, but Mond

Hicanol l. C t rionder ; I.:Ultras muter; copper n and coppered, es so , " known sr • remarkably .4 idling a 1 repeals a mod eligible conveyince for or in the Prince's Dock.— BRODIE it HAMILTON, or CILLRLES COTESWORTM

, On SALE, The fine British built Ship AUSTRALIA, JAMB FOIMIIATER, .....Length Int feet; breadth '... I inch; ' height between 5 Met 8 inc berthen register (old measurement) 387 7 th tow; cop- , pered and copper Bastened, with al her inoternals as ' she arri ors.--For iorentorie

bis description remains dull and out of demand, the only sales reported by private contract are 500 bags Brazil, ordinary to fine ordinary, 44s to 49» ; 100 bags St. Domingo, 495. Prices remain steady, but the demand has been limited. SALTPETRE Continues dull, but we have been w

The Scsostris, Rowe, for Sydney (N.S.W.) ; Lady Clifford, Granger, for Calcutta ; Magdalen, Maby, for Virginia Iberia (a), Cooper, for Lisbon ; Hope, Boxer, for Rotterdam.

The Pelican. 18, Capt. Popham, arrived at Portsmouth on Monday last, from the Coast of Africa, after having been upwards four roan absent from England. Since October this ship has captured throe slave vessels, the Magdalene, Octaria, and Dulcinea, with (taken together) 80<) slav

(From Tim* »f this moralßg.) i* false to assert that Tke Time* newspaper, speaking for the Couservati vet, haa held out the ** olire-branch the Whig Cabinet, or to any portion of it. As regards the Mormanbys, Howicks, &e., such charge, we presume, could not drenrat of by any sane

A STATISTICAL ACCOUNT the BRITISH second editioa. to tnyeltvn. with 19Peetralis. price onesoiase Vonndto cWh. the First Series WJISTORICAL SKETCHES of STATESMEN wtw» Seeriihe* to timeef Oeerceili. an Appendix. Lord BROCOK AM. F. R. S. Several Ihsiketchte m votems have appeared t

Mr. Alderman THOMPSON asked bis right ben. friend the President of the Board of Trade whether intended te bring in bill regulating pilotage this eearion Mr. P. THOMSON was almost inaudible. understood him te say that had not much hope mi the subject. Hie order of the day having