Tbe steam-ship Corsair, Gowan, for Liverpool, sails this day, at four o'clock in the evening. Tlhe Courier, Smyth, for London, clears on Saturday. The steam-ship Shannon, 11ills, sails for Lonidolu,'(caIl- 'in t at Dublin, Fal lnouthI, and Plymouth,) this day. at Sour or'loclk i

LONDON CORN-EXCHANGE, APaRL 24.-The Wheat trade remains; unaltered from the last market prices, with little business doing. In Barley also the price is as then quoted. The Oat trade is steady, liut no variation frotr our last quotatidors. In Beans, Peas, and other ar- ticles of

oooas comprising and plain Oros de Naples, Clisly, Evening Uiesscs, Cap and Bonnet Rihlrnn, Shawls, •ilk and gaaM Handkerchiefs, Scarfs, colored and white Mwrihs Cotteir, *«%. Hosiery, Parts, ScolcS. »nd Irish Cloves, Blonde and Thread Lace, Tuscan, Straw, and fancy Straw Bonnet

Poor Audy O’Dwyer—l hope I dont make too Kould —has got the Speaker’s leave of absence home Drogheda. ’Tis pretty respcctala dwelling place for the likes ol him ; and long may ho'onjoy his health in it, whistling The Boynt Water along the quays, or divaiting himsell any other po

con).cmplated is known, and the rumours afloat are uncertain and dissatisfactory, that wo hardly consider it necessary to repeat them. In some councils was mentioned that O’ -onnkil was to appointed master of the Rolls, and Perrin and O’Lougi-in Attorney,mid Solicitor General. Th

THE PROTESTANT CHURCH IRELAND. The Protestant religion is the only real bond of union between the two countriet. From the dreadful and nocturnal massacres of the Protestants in IG4I down to the rebellion of 1798, the emissaries of have taught the Irish Roman Catholics to look for

Spain’.— The account* from Madrid come down the 6th, and from Bajonne to the Bth instant. Lord Elliot at the last advices remained at Bayonne, Mina it is said having positively re* fused to allow him to pass. In several part* of the country, especially in Catalonia, the Carlisle

Poor Andy O’Dwyer hope make too bould—has got the speaker’s leave of abscence go home to Drogheda. ’Tis pretty respectable dwelling place for the likes of him ; amt long may he enjoy his health in it, whistling the Boyne Water along the Quays, or diverting himself in any other p

By the Supplement the last Constitution readers were early Saturday apprised of the resignation Ministers, and of the terms on which the announcement was made, in the Lords the Duke of Wklunotok, and in the Commons by Sir Robert Feel. Nothing has yet been resolved on with respec

The appointment of Lord Ounaany to the Lieutenancy of the County of Meath, and the appointment of Wm. Boyd, Esq., the Chairmanship nf Londandetry, passed the Seal of the Court of Chancery on Saturday. * Mr. Ardill, oneof the three Barristers appointed to rcceire evidence in Dubl