... D)IP1ol' nr UTTY T to POR7T Or, IiUi,4. to , se TataUnOeP OFrEos, Oct. 54Wind at the Humbes Float fa , ?? W., light breeze, per, 30-118.-Olf the H-umber Q- eld Float, Inward, at 10 A.,-ArnO, brig, with quarantine flag ° en flying. - Off the ?? Float, Outward-No. 2176, Iris, G er saitr., at 5 A.n. No. 2171, Humber, Bmak., at 9 A M. No. 459, , Warriau, btIg. t 9AM. No. 2179, Neptune stmtr,, at 9 ...

... IayfcuTtural anB QCommercfil Iflarhets. on Ca ?? INSPECTODRIS WEEKLY CORN RETURN FOR HULL. all 01 at QJ.~TE. AMOUNT. -, PERQ TI lit ?? O2bash, £3959 10 11.1 £2 11 105% t Barley ?? 4 12 II10 1~ I9 7 ha 81oats ?? ?? 418 4 357 150 017 01. ?? 0 00 0 00 0 I ?? 0 0000 0OO00 ?? Peas ?? 0 00 00 HULL CORN EXCHANGE, Oct 3.- The. transactions in ex ve wheat during the past week were not exttensive, biut ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-SErT. 28, 1843. oil HULL FR1OU8 UUi5.±4.OA',k.-E1'T. L0, ±'G. , ATL ONE-S, per Ton .. £8 0 0 44 20 CLAXTILE XTYR ?? ., 2 20 2 31 Py LLAXlit~a WP.TR . .. .. .p 0.. 1 4 ,Id Elins 2 1 0 01.. 2 0..0 O on CM. ?? * 2, 0 0 000 lieP..R .. .. .. .. 1,17.0I1150 ho ?? ?? 0.. 2 00 s .C . ?? ?? .. ?? I17 g r- Potersbuig I21ehlsa ?? 0 0O0 of ?? 000 00 0 of Notes, 2 ?? 2 4 ...

... MR..-WILBERFORCE, HIS HISTORIAN; AND I THE SLAVE TRADE. Irseems thattho Rev. James. Chipolense (late of England, h and now coninected with the Protestant Episcopal College ?? at Now York) has recently published ,A Discourse the delivered at Rutgar's College, New Brunswick, on the Character of the late William Wilberforce, Esq. Thc volume has not, as yet, fallen into our hands, but we find a ...

... 3 The week's import is 7,091. The stock previously was li 812,619. The sales this week are 24.290, of which 2,5OO are on il speculation, and 700 for export, leaving a stock of cotton Hi now in the port of 8077.920, which is 273,211 bales more than at 4 the same time last year. The stock of American is 6051,155, 0 being 261,520 bales more than at this period last year. The 14 apparent weekly ...

... CORN AND CATTLE MARKETS or ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? 4 m WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.;' YESTERDAY, OCTOBER 6. There is a large supply of Wheat to this da's. maricet, and a good attendance of buyers. The millers purchase with great caution, and even at a reduction of 2s. per qr., take only for their immediate wants. Barley Sellsew, at last week's prices, but the supply is not larger than flue demand. Oats and ...

... 3Sanituplo, Vc. B AN KRU 0' s. From the London Gazette of Fridafy, Sept. 29. Jnmes Smyth, of 143, Horton,'Old.town, linandraper, Oetober 10, at eleven, and November V, at one. at the Court of Bankruptcy. London. Mr. Gcorge Gibson, official assignee, 72, B.singL.;ll-street; and Mr. White, solicitor, London-wall. John Walter Glay aud Robert Gray, of Bishop Wal- thanw, Hampshire, cora-dealer, ...

... L L LEEDS CORN MARKET. Ocr. 3.-We have again to report a fair supply of Wheat, and moderate of other articles toI to-dsays Iliartet. Millers having supplied themselves freely of late, we note a slow trade for C both New and Old Wheat at Is. per quarter decline ronm last I week. New Barley is mucc wanted, and sells at 34l to 3tisi )ats and Beans command but little attention at last week's rates ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET, TUESDAY, Ocr. 3RD.-The arrivals of Grain to this day's market are much the same as last week. There has been a very limited demand for Wheat ; in old very little alteration, but New has been Is per qr. lower. Barley has been sold from 32s to 34s fiue 35s per qr. Oats and Beans full as well sold. THE AVERAGE PRICES OF WHEAT, FOR THE WEEK ENDING ocr. 3, 1843. Wheat. Barley. ...

... LO.VDO.V GAZE TE, PIFRIDA Y, Sept. 29 e Jar 'I BlANKRUP'rS, J. I J All the XDfiepts of Cosmissioners in Middlesex are held at as C. Comamisusene-s' Court, Basinphalz Street. London. Let CARSON James Brown, of Liverpool. in the county of Lancas- Mu e ter, merchant and dealer, to sur. Oct. i3, at half-past 12, and IlgI Nov. 14), at 11, at the Court of Bankruptcy, Llverpool.-Sols. h. . lardswell ...

... I I . , . -_ . London, Tuesdey Evening. SucGAR.-The market for British plantation is rather firmer, and a good business continues to be done at fully for- mer prices, and in some instances 6d. dearer. Inclusive of those sold by auction ?? h,,ds. have brell disposed of. The public sales have consisted of 418 casks Barbadoco. which sold briskly at 57s. to 65s. 6ii. for fine brown to good bright ...

... . LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET, MONDAY, OCTOBER 2. -Since this day se'anight we have had a fair supply of Irish Wheat and Oatmeal ; of other articles of the trade the arrivals are of light amount. About 2,400 quarters of foreign Wheat got up to the l7s. per quarter duty, and were released: the rate d impost is now 18s., and on Oats 7s. per quarter. There has been a steady trade in Wheat, and we quote ...