... 1'ROi2I TUESDAIY NIG I T'S GAZZE'J'I ted of I BANKRUPTS, four 105w. Bobbins, flrightnn, ytaamnbrr and glazier, toSarrondor 1kb a encod IS, aaed March Ill, at llnaitagltall.streai. Solicitor,, W.aa?oo a?i Co Analin-Irioro. To Chas. It. Dorby, Cheataside, tailor, Feb. 12, tO, anal Slarrh Ca, ?i ? irtiter ainglaall.straot. 01 ,jtrliaeoaa aaaat bmrenaa, 'Ilaco aataaarade.s?s? ed by John P. ...

... THE QUA^RTER'S REVENUE. Abstra'ct of the 'Net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain, in' the Years and Quarters enided bth April, !1829, 'and the '5th April, 1830, shewing thie Increase or Decrease on eaah tiied thereof. . ~~Years ended Epric 5. A; I 1829.' 1830.- I;Customs.. 15,842,897 16,104,860 261,963 .. E xcise . 18s,499,2 53. 17,449,832 - -. 1,058,421 ,Stamps 6,641,590 6 ...

... %HE FUNDS. gRID^Y Ec8rttsoo-The Olrst thrceedaysof, this : *i :xi0S 'lic bvVjOtOilt fluCtuation6 inl the value of Cbo- SHeerodistinfU~tc 5Yesterday, anid still maore to day, wvere te.a P oi~a0lier S cuelbut the colstrast whirls they p rcsentcd to thD: ; ' ztesee for tii no lit ircsd othm it must Pe confessed tit~s',he SJ seces bi~ Ycangs i atlest doubtful;* whi le thle price ofs 1c ; 55Pcct of ...

... PORtT OF. Hurs IMPORTS, sr- From the 8th to the 15thc October, both inclusive. Ve sst Offerton, Donnison, Archangel, B 177-29 linen bags, an re 1290 qrs linseed, I qr 27 deals, I qr 20 deal ends. h,, Helen, Wilson, Stettin, B, 67-76 tons rapeseed cakes. ,g Foster, Calienda:, Quebec, B 341-91 pieces oak, 2 - a: pieces fir timber, 6i tons linseed cakes, 35 c 3 qrs 25 staves, sre 48 c 2 qrs 15 ...

... At GartIsliY-Armeda, Bergren, from Uleaborg. Provi- dence, Woolsey, from Lomdom. At OPonRo-Ibis, Harper; Fanny Voase, Overton; from this port. At iAMORRo'-Reliance, Walters; Lowvndes, Frank: Packe% Roach; from this pult 11olderness, Wilson ; ilambrue' Sprcer; Irom Goole. At HIELVOET-1lopO, Sawyer; Amelia, Antidell, from this port. At AasTsrtnD.m-Vrowv Anna, Visser, from Stis port. At PILLAU ...

... I - POtInT OP TFhLL IMV;^^ From the- 9(A to, the 1!ttO h ,or Za-. SHIPS Ul. ~ M.T Fro'rrthorpe, Of null, Jthr-..on. D) Sfz 4(h1 buttshltltbbtc, sot raftngSf4'I iiti;-, tile 1 t~ic ~ f loc loads ?? I Pti ture. - 0 At,lC~, of 1-Ick, Ptc lttl tiat i blsil er, cI' Ott It 7. It'- fil's, tie prstcc '.222 i tx~ 1`,wZt L : iar-ttar', of Aarlrtr. Giasn. rrsveaEer, rtqrs linseed, 22i sow:'.l qr; onts, ...

... eve Iftariets. d C For the HULL CORN MARxrSEr, see third page. Ep Ho d WEEKLY CORN RETURN FOR HULL. Na . Transmited on Friday last, to Ihe Comptroller of Corn Sle Returns, London. Ho ,r An account of the quantities and prices of British Corn = only, sold in tiuis market, from the returns delivered to I the Inspector by tbe dealers, iu the week ended yes- Di 2 te day se nniugt, co'nputed bytthe ...

... 0;Martltto* For the HuLT, CORN MARIULT, see third page. WEEKLY CORN RETURN FOR HULL. Transnitted an Friday last, to the Coanptroller of Corn Returns, London. An account of the quantities and prices of.British Corn only, sold in this market, from the returns delivered to the Inspector by the dealers, in the week ended yes- terday se'nnight, computed by the standard imperial measure of eight ...

... HUL1 CORN MARKET, rot.a_.. wr_.._t__ 9s- JL U U. lwt J XV I I t 's51. 14xA: J, _ e at Tuesday, November 2. S' Si Since this day se'nnight we have' had fair 'usiness ' lay passing;in 6ldforeign wbeat, at ritber over the rates of !nt- last Tuesday; we have also had a good demand for barley PSs- in bond, and some quantity has changed hands during the ood week. At our market to-day, we had again ...

... t For ts'we Usyts Collt MARIcEr, see tlsird page. 1j r WElEKLY CORN RETURN FOR P.ULL. el 'I'rnssit ted o71 Friday last, to tbe Cossoplroller of Cornl Y t Re/orezs, Londons. b An account of the quantities and prices of Britishl Corn tb only, sold in this market, from thle returns delivered toH ithe Inspector by the dealers, for the week ended yes- .terdlay se'nniglit, computed by the standard ...

... THE M HULL d OCT. 16.-There was tbetruns Of New Wjseat this nmornin i njg ur-re money than the buyers t**ttime con- SUmnifig markets, and not 0 tgivewasy in price, there was not muchWe the Prices paiid to-day may be nouted as ts e il stirk, and in some few partial instances a trfigavnemyhave been given, but not toan extent tovwarrant any alteratiots in prices from last week's currency. No ...

... Fiom the 3rd to the 9th January, both inclusive. !SHIPS' REPORTS. Ruby, of Hull, Roberts, Hamburg, B 184, 9 men-200 qrs- peas. 272 qrs. linseed, 168 bags peas. Charlotte Wilbolmina, of Stralsund, Volset, Lisbon, P 130, 0 men-34 bales rags, 5 cwt. ranis' borns, 560 ox horns, 2500 hoofs, 2 cases argols, 130 tons cattle bones, 3 tons old rope. Alfred, of Charente, Delaforge, Charente, F 94, 7 men ...