... MmntM INT, LLZ*DeNG. - I Yarmoutl, Oct Ist.-Ihe Spalsi P'tr'ot, Smith, fiion Wool- wich to Newcastle, sunk on the Cockle Salnd lost night. Clew sav.-d. Tcnby, Oct. Sid-The Arin, Davis, foundered last night, be- tweiri Teoiby laid Mllolkstioine. Crew drow ied. PoIrtsmo0tk, Oct. S;W.-The Ilard, - , from 'iunderland, pioked lip nlie piecei oi red pine timber, on the Coast of Kliet, '7d11 ult. ...

... n tha Z uILL .N c ut11iM %lftl 4Ulth , the~ Cove--he~,ari ~ fishabout 0 ~or~. Shi~i~'tLtt rli i4 It tht'( port wit heavy gale on til t Oll the 10th, Met ?? ?? on te 11ti, and iWth, and ii0xumlerable ice berg Wer aen. the 111th$ the ?? stood at l9 dete ~ isrof IIh ODt ti~q $h 9f 9e10tw.th ?? hias also arrived with 4 fisll. The import of oil is not expected to ble more than 1-6th of the average ...

... FROM TUESDAY VIGrGIT'S GAZE7'TE. -tr~u .: CLVIIA I UmiJ/AI kIn l tX lD a eJI jL. qrsi BANKRttPTS. 1O2 ; Henry Cope, North-street, Mile-end-road. cattie-dealer -Thos. Brooks, jun'. Hunter-street, Brunswick-square, 50 music and musical instrument-seller-Wiliam Nokes, 250 Rotherbithe, medicine vender-Samil. Fessick, Mifunirerd- , 3; court, Milk-street, Clieapside, warehlioseman-J, Bragg, Aketon, ...

... ARRI/VALS. la At ScArseso'-Enigbeden, Hlaadersen, from Christian- L sand. 1 At QIJEOEc-Catharine, -, from this port. J Off ArLrenO'-Baroness Keith, - , from Petersburg. At BERG~EN-TvWey Gebroeders,Masdoyk, from this port. 'I At RIGA-.Mart, Bennett; Watson, Frost; from this port. J. At MEMTEL-Mary & Eliza, Davis; Eliza, Nucator; H from this port. V At SWINEMUNDE-Syiph, Watson, from this port. C ...

... FROJUT TUESDAY N'lGHT'S GAZETTE, C. BANI;RUPTS.- Charles Power, Old City Chambers, Bishopsgale-otros B. Within,. ship and insurance-broker-Thomas lhle, nl Manchester, inntkeeper-Rob~t. and Geo. Cblosres, Iires 51. pool, ship-chandlers-Thos. Rowland, Bath, rirtualin.. lla William Marshall, Fbuettbit-grove, Hu~ddersfield, tber. I manufacturer--Sarah Phillips, Ahergaveaniy, deslu.. tS. Richard ...

... T.HE FUNDS. LxtA~E Fei)a' Es asin;-The aspect of affiairs h1ero, last, S~nC t E changtije an Saturdlay last, has contin~ued to improve mobS isli-i] aBn d t°C~eprices have advanecedt fully g per ceist Among aboc ,lariaP the 0v;, 0j thlis improvement, may be noticed cthe intention metsS tie miller cro2nounctal derbyl the sveehi, to pay offthc I per coat, the gveraset d/tc6il iltaflt. Consle31 ...

... NULL COR?MARKET, ears. p t - - - iced '> ' Tuesdays,1)Tey 11. his 'We have hut a short supply of English wheat here to- rto day; but the arrivals of foreign, since this day week, have rtil- been large: the business done was chiefly confined to chonsumers, and last week's prices scarcely supported, nag even for best, qualities, but the transactions up to the close lenit of the market have been ...

... TlE, FUN D S. '-THU rus U-'. N OF fdEV¢S~~ISC.-\Ve hav~e hod consider~able: weeh Esrt Xldrji;; the week, anid a rise of nealrly 0f per reslt, in] h3 lere llsei o linorlr hotter, that mlanly saliryrrin' per- 5is~ ego0 to hopcfientg bttclroflso tc iii a savlainttrery5 3vro~l~l serr!at/er sates for a futuce day, by Qer mdCt t ll.;gtlie stork to dleliror, must by and by come ,ties sirs rot 1 ...

... PORT OF HUJLL IMPORTS, 5. v v From the 1st to the .8th October, both inclusive.. 1 be SHIPS' REPORTS. Sen Union, Craul, Memel, B 100-200 qrs wheat, 250 qrsI sne oats, 140 qrs tares, 100 mats, 2000 oak treenails. 1 in Aister, Vollans, New York, B 154-1505 barrels tur-2 inu pentine. . so Britan nia, Chambers, Quebec, B 379-70 piees oak, ,heir 29pieces elm, and 112 pisces pine timbe:, I spar, 40 ...

... J1 ark eto. - ?? - =L n' LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Tuesday, Mayl8, 1830. n, We have this week tureportaverylargearrlval of Foreign Wheat. m principally from the lower ports in the Baltic, with several cargoes h, from Spain, and about 22,000 barrels of Flour from America. We 'a have also had a good supply of Wheat, but only a short one of Oats from Ireland, with several cargoes of Wheat and Rye ...

... 4$,-o Y LIVEIIPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, A Tssesde3, JustyG, 3830. We have had an exeeedilngiv small supply of Engli.h Grain this week, but several cargoes of Oats have got up from Ireland: of foreiga Wheat we have had nothing but sue cargo from the United , States, which is of very superior quality; but there has been ant arrival of about 30,000 barrels of American Flour. The stoek of free Grain in ...

... mporto. AFRICA. Norna, J Leggett, with 353 clc palm oil, 10 elephant teeth, 36 serivalloes, Uenderson, Sellar. Find co Sir Walter Scott, T Earle. with 1145, ck palm oil, 83 elephant ?? barwood, 0 Qurtyle-P Dit Mary cumrnngs ?? Miller, fm Sierra Leone, with 370 pe teak. wood, 8jt camwood, I ck hardul are, J W Thomnas- 3 pe tealkwoodj J Sterle- Q Dk Bridget, J Scott, fm Africa, with 1546 cic ...