BATH MARKET, Saturday, April 2. .Vheatfpsrqr.) 3Ss to (Oats to 26s Sarley Beans Sits Ma Bread (the 41b loaf)—Wheaten, J , standard. (For otter Bath Markets, set paye.} COUNTRY MARKETS, &c Bristol Corn Exchange, Thursday, Mar. 81.—Wheat (per bushel), English, 5s to 6s 9d; foreign

r which the Box is closed for Letters sent to th. The Hours ai rotlou , in " nl the Bradford places'(da, mail) ~8 -ad m»«» with Wra 930 „„, h and Frome (except Sundays) I*" m " . w-.ymoutb.na With extra sump Bristol- •• •• 30 afternoon Ditto via . 3 afternoon North ""d ßruWl ..

The account of the Quarter s Revenue, made up to the of April, is highly satisfactory. The actual figures for the quarter are— laerease. Decrease. Customs £182,193 Excise £28,517 Stamps 141,764 Taxes 183,572 Property Tax 83,406 Post-Office 23,000 Crown Lands 8,000 Miscellaneous

Leaves The Rev. J. Murch presided. The subject was an able, lucid, and scientific manner, and illustrated variety of microscopic representations of the curious processes by which the mysterious operations Nature iv vegetable physiology are carried on, unrecognized tbe human facu

Sweepstakes of sovs. each, with 2u added—Justice (Cook), J ; 2. Fre SelIin Steeple Chase 5 sovs. each, with a ed (Collipgbourne). 1 Nom-de-Guerre "' , iet <>• N ,ue others ran. Won by six lengths Welter Steeple Chase of 10 sovs. each.—Exminster (Mr Wilfitt), 1 ; Miracle. 2. Thre

Belvoir Castle Stakes.—Grapeshot, Begum c ' 2. Won cleverly. Croxton Park Plate.—Jack the Corner, 1; Alfred the Great, 2. Gold Cup.—Caurire, 1; Smuggler Bill, 2. A fine race.

OF LORDS. Address of the British Merchants Monday, April __L o rd Campbell called the attention to the Emperor of a j,t r ess lately presented by some Lonof the House to the m peror the French. He believed don merchant# tation Q f suc h address by auy one except that the P r ®fj

looked for, arrived at Liverpool on Saturday. The pier-heads, for three or four miles length were closely packed with people. The Great Britain has brought passengers, and golddust of the value about £550,000, besides, a large amount the hands passengers. The of the Great Britai

adjourned vestry meeting of the parish of Lyncombe and Widconibe was held on Thursday last, for the purpose of nominating Overseers and Commissioners Land and Assessed Taxes for the year eusuiug. Mr. Gibbs, one of the Churchwardens, presided. Mr. Punter proposed that Mr. Nokes s