... An Abstract of the Net Produce of the Revenue of Great Britain, in the Years and Quarters end. ed 10th of October 1836, and 10th of October 1837; showirg the Increase or Decrease under ' each head thereof. Customs Excise . .. ?? ?? Post Offie.. Miscellane- OUS ?? Total Ordi nary Reve- ?? Imprest ans other Ma. neys, in. eluding Repay- ments o Advances for Public Works ?? Total In ?? The ...

... *biovilig litteltiowlice. The Hrtidee. M'Bside; arrived at Loith, left St Vin. cents on the 6th September; had saqually weather with SW. winds. Lert loading, the Emerald, Wyllie, for Lonraoa. Spoke the brig'Anhe, of Pettycur, in Itt. 47. b4., long. 33. 9. ; desired to be reported, bot as it wvraa blowing hard, could not make out from whence, or where bound for. Arrived at Glasgow on the 12tb ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, LOWDOI October 11. Tue arrivals of most kinds of Grain this weekar derable, and of Flour there is a fair quiantity Tmci5 trade remains extremely dull, and hardly sp ~hre prices. Barley, Beans, and Pease. meet very ljI ona. to-day .Oats also are heavy in disposal, at the ist'ern ' market day. There Is scarcely any sate for Flour thjisi 01 Zublin, October io, weq A fair supply ?? ...

... NWIMARKET FIRST OCTOBER ME1VTINNG. I C t | TUESDAY, ?? 3. | The Hopefuil Stakes of 40 sova. ena,, h. ft. for two years old, colts 8st. 6ilb., and fillies, Sit. 41b. Last half of Ah. il. The second horse to receive 60 sovs. 5 i r Thoruhill's S&intfoin - - - I e Mr Bowe's gr. e. Grey Moinus (ib. setra) - 2 Colonel Peel's Wave .. - - - 3 h Won by a length. Seven others started, 19 paid-2 to I on ...

... Mining littell(gence. FATAL SHIPW1? ECIC.-SROrESCA;%T, Se.,t. 23.-This day William Clark, John Hide, Jarnes Page, William Dyer, and George Bungard, all pilots belonging to this port, boarded tbe Narwegian schooner Phonix, Hiorth master, from Christiana (then distant about one mile from the shore.) Having left William Clark in charge, the remainder, together with the master, quitted the vessel, ...

... AGRICJ LTURAL AND COMMERCIAL BANK 07ve OF IRELAND. Atic Ialf-Yearly Gcneral Meeting of tl e Proprie- tors of this Company, held at the Bank House, Dublin, the 16th instant, HFNRY WVATSON, R.q. J.P. in the Chair, Report from the Directors of the AgricultulTal and Conn- mercial Bank of Ireland to the Proprietors, read by James Dvecr, Esq. received and ordered to be enter- ed on the mninutes:- ...

... . . . ?? .Oiiv? ilts i?? . I tjolltiff? I suite,, ? I Arrived at Greenock an Monday, the Piscator, Dun can, from Archangel; sailed 2d September. Left load- ing, the Donegal, DAle,, and the Alexander Black, to sail in two days; the Emerald,, MarnMan, had sailed three days previous-all of and for Clyde. OOa the 12th inst., Ilt. 71. 30., long. 25. 10., spoke the Alexander Brant, from Archangel to ...

... STATE OW TRADE. DUrNDEnr, October 2I.-Theie has been ratha? a li-. mited demand this week fir flax yarnd, but a good deal has been done in dov la and Osnaburgs; andi there have been orders sent to this mnarket fior fine goods, which are not to be had. As coarse fabrics are quite neglected, we hope our manufacturers will turn their attention more to the descriptions now in demand and not to be ...

... (From the Cork Southern Reporter.) When we mentioned, a few posts since, certain parti- culars relating to the assets and liabilities of the concern which was attempted to be set up in this city, and mis- named a Bank, we were in pnssession of facts and in- formation respecting it of a much graver character than those we then put before the public. It is now well ascertained, that the ...

... A meeting of the Company was held on Monday, Robert Thomson Esq. Master, in the Chair. After disposing of the isial routine buiness, a memo- rial was read from the Governors of George Watson's Flospital, stating that they had received an application from the Managers of ihe Lunatic Asylum, wishing to feu part of their ground on the firmn of Myreside, for the purpose of afford ingincreased ...

... . sbippilto 3intelljoelice. The Esperanee, Perry, of Sunderland, arrived at Aber. deen on Sunday, from Iestignuche; sailed on the 9th ult. The Diana,' Cowan, and the Iladawaslin, M'Mlurchy arrived there on the 8th ; the Pitt, Shield, and the Helen, Douglas, on the 9th; the latter vessel sailed for Port Daniel, to load. Spoke in the bay, on the same day, the Hibernia, Russell, from Glasgow, 35 ...

... THE PRICE OF COALS. (from the Scotsman of Yesterday.) Every householder in this city knows, to his cost, that coals have been much dearer within the last eighteen months than they had been for a do- zen of years before. Various circumstances ac- counted to a certain extent for the change. We were assured three or four years ago, by a person well acquainted with the coal trade, that owing to ...