... FR 0.11 TUESDAY NIGH ill t' , i i BANiKRUPTS. Robert- Nicholson, Rise, Yorkslii-e,Ti'l-t!'r June '30, July I andz 26, at the Whi~ite 1!hi 1 ston-uipon-lHull: solicitors, Biosser, t; Gray's Inn, Loudon, and England aii.l Robert Edmond, Bridlingtori-Quay Y. ki. t -John Weston, senl. and John WesL,,i, street, tailors-William Byerlev tlcki . biouse-keeper-Jeremiab Burioughs, M, -- dlesex,merchant ...

... PORT OF HULIL IMPORTS. - .. . - -. . ., . I diS- Frorn the 18th to the 2-1,thsJune, both inclusive. lke by % : .~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~cai the SHIPS' REPORTS. M( clith Tally-ho, Lishmnan, Ostend, B S9-80 tons cattle bones.0, etz. Vrouw Catharina, Booragaard, Harlingen, 13 81-75 to its ,.tqpscattle* bones. Irry. Mitrllell., Bias, Riga, B 154-1200 qrs wheat, 48 deals, ~tlI fatho~m lathwood. . Te6Hope ...

... FIROMI TUESI)DAY y 0'117'S 1-.t -l: i, C B5ANKiIUPT'1S. Edward John Marr, Sculcoites, ' >1* k, 3 surrender July 7,8, and Angust 2,:.t f' . *.. 1a Hiull: solicitors, Rosser and So n. s don, and Frost, Hull)-WVilliiins Ye:.ou i:i6 : place, Pentonvilie, mine-agent-John 0%. i c street, St. Luke's, Middlesex, victsli. . Brewer-street, Sorners-town, leatli,- ;u t. Tilsley and Wythen Jones, N-xtown, ...

... SHIPPING INlELLIGENCE. ADhl-1 :. sr ARRIVALS. 1n OfTBRIueeNGToN, June 26-Slsters, Minto, of atd Tot d Sunderland, from Rigswith lossof fore-topmast ;ordered 1- to Standgate Creek, and refitted and proceed thc same day. of At GRAvfisEND-Truelove, Wear, from Oporto. r- At ANrwERP-Rival, Recher, from this port. s At NEW Yoats, 31st May-Maida, Peckett, after a fine le passage of 34 days from the H ...

... *PORT OF BJULL IMPowrs. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~. . I . I- - I . A1 - 1 L t* A) it YLJI rva . FX s From t e i2Sth May to the 3rd Juww both incastuve. d. SHIPS'' UEPORTS. 3d Vrow Reuske, Brouwer, Svendborg, F iiO' 55 tons 45 cattle bones. tic ,r Robert & Margaret, Watson, Memel, B 280-354 pieces of . fir timber, 40 c sves, 2 fathoms lath wood. e Tre Brodre, Bjounness, Dram.F 169-40 c 12 battens, al Ir 1 ...

... PonrT OF HULL IMPORTS. i, ~Frointhe I it/ to, i/s 17,t/ JUne, boths inclusive. lr a t-l SHIPS'11EPORT'S. twe - ~ ~ Corsoer,' F 60-76 tons cattle bones, 85 salted cow baides, 2 calf skins, 3 horse hides, 1 heas bag horse hair. I7 13. Byron, Stewart, Riga, B 106-465 qrs wheat, 400 qrs oats. 41,6 br rn is Margaret, Sutton. Stockholm, B 201,69brion ;S6 c 2 qrs deals, 1 c 2 qrs-24 deal ends.Is ...

... P IVA 7.. . RRIVALS. At flueDne-Mary, M'Donald, from Lieban. At LEITH-Dorothy, Turnbull, from Pillau. the At DEsA-Diana, Sugden, from Palermo, and sailed had for this port. 'itl At DARTMoVTtt-Anlaby. Overton, from Oporto, with ept damage, and loss of anobor and chain, and sailed the 29th. en, ult. for this port. On At FALMOUTH-Wellington, Evans, from Madras. use Off FALNi~rro'l-Scotis, Brown, ...

... FROM T'UESDAY NIGHT'S Gell TTV. BANKRUPTS. Richard Songhurst, Budge row, Watlins- iv. r.-, ing-caseniaker-Edw.HaleTrovrbridge, %etiii:mi,. -Thomas Burton, Bramham, Yorkshire, James Oilzman, New Sleatord, Lincolnshire, \ i John R. Elwyn, Cambridge-heath-wharf, llaAu . , merchant-James Woolley, Dalston, M -Thoma s J. Sayer, Eccles, Sutfolk, tlCnD-Cr,.! ---U,, Soloman, Birmingham, jeweller-Hugh ...

... SHIPPI14 hNtELLIGENCE. ARRIVATS. A RRIVAL S. ry. At GRrENocic-Regent, Phillips, fromn Riga. At BR1SSOL-George tbe I'ourtil, from St. Michael's. ,.i. Augusta, froni Memel. '-t- At STANDGI.rE CRiEEscSuripe, Curmberwork; Oscar, rad Stepben; Unity, Gerdyn; from Riga. MarieElise,Phillips, road from Hambro'. the At BELPAS't Robert, Rmerson, from Pillalu. y of At Dmu,-Falcon Cobb, from the Mauritins. ...

... Acg £laliketo. Sor the HULL CORN MARlKET, sei t1hi fell q For the HULL CORN MAfKET, see tAird page. airy ent WEEKLY CORN RETURN FOR HULL. ear Trantsmitted on Friday last, to the Comptroller of Corn Returns, London. ary An aceount of the quantities and prices of British Corn I in only, sold in this market, from the returns delivered to )pS, the Inspector by the dealers, in the week ended yes- ...

... HIULI. CORN MARKET. 1JLtIs U '. ..ISAN AL A t11 11. MI Tuesday, Jane 7. Transactions in the corn trade during the past week have been limited, and a general dulness prevailing corn- pared with the previous-week; prices, however, cannot be reported lower, and although the present arrivals of' wheat from the Baltic are generally going into bond, yet the feeling is rather to pay the duty of 13s. ...

... [ . Tesday, Jane 21. Durinz the past week, there has been scarcely any busi- ness'passing.in the corn trade; the weather is uncommonly f ne for bringing the comping, crop.forward, which has the effect or, addifijjto the prevailing dullness. To-day the shew of.wheat from the farmers is by no means large, yet fully equalling the demand, and when sales have been efflectea a reduction of 2s to 3s ...