... 'HE REVENUE.- 58 16 I, a. IS it 5. ci 5. a II 85 V. ii Ig 1, is Re ig te 85 td to 10 ef Cu, Ext Stat Ta3 Pro Pea Crs bus Tot im? 51 It ol II, Tot -- ViatS l d55-D APOIL 5. - - - - 1845,.1840. Increase. Decrease. tors. . . . 20,176,73117 004,618 ?? 2,512,113 bio . , , 12,524,9.17 11,8 0Df 4 85 .. . 358,85 2 spa . . . . 6,714,841: 7,1195.821 3811,688.. es 4,217740 4,217.7 39 4,224'413 ?? ilty ...

... BI.N1iRUPD.- FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. I FRIDAY, APRIL 17. REBxronn, T., baker, Croydon-comnlon. a SANKEY, B., surgeon, Canterbury. BILLINGS, B., victualler, Harlow, Essex. STEARIIAN, W., carpcntcr and builder, Princes-street, Ca. dogan-street, Chelsea. MILLS, W., glove manufacturer, Foster-lane, City. 1 MORLEY, II. R., merchaut, Kingston-upon-llull. BEAUMSONT, A. M1l., woollest cloth ...

... * iHULL PBIcE OUUi1ENT.-APRL, 1, 1846. LIN4SEED,. Odessa, per quar ?? i 2. 0. to AOM 00 - -Peteisburinie ?? '2 4 ~0*.00 0 W.ICommoun ?? 2 0 0 2 1 0 Iz~ec~or . .18 8 .. 1 19a - -MernelandKonigabee ?? 1900 'Archangl . 000. 0 0 0 - -Hdmbco'.audDanish . 0 0 0.00 0 1t eEtedding,.2 8 0.2~ 10 0 ?? 2110 .0I. 2 U~gS~ln . ?? 25 0o' B~-laokSea'.,.. ?? 0 0 ..00 0 OILS, Gallpoll, par ?? ?? '3 a 400 00 M-Mi ...

... (C'orrriaed , i;iiw tbnrth pezge.) PIXL.`AST, April 2_-LIrilv, S.E. ; wentier, moderate. A ititXI). Marelr 31.-I'iOC('ss Alice (St.) IIumpbrys, FleetwIc od; Earl of Lonedule ?? Kenirrlv, \i litcharen ; Aurora ?? Antder- Sol, Glugow ; Albert ?? Geiry, Dublin ; Sar-Kibg ?? G ...

... AVezcastle Corn A'farket, M'arcS 28.-Our market was well supplied with wheat to-day, both from the farmers and coastwiss, for which the trade raled extremely dull, and where sales wore made a'deeline of Is per qr.. had to be subitted to. In bonded samples there was nothing doing.- Barley, except of the finedt quality, met a slow sale, at late rates. Malt was quite neglect- ed. For oats there ...

... Destination1s.-- ~1-ai~ENERfL POST OFFICE, MaZCh 30, !despatched Last Packets Next packets SOUTHAMPTON ~Sailed. Due. STATION. Ifrom London. Lisbon, Madeira, 17th i7h (via Lisbon), 1 { , lth and] ue, ab Spain, Gibral- 27thand1 uIeen, ApralS. (via Lisbon), mont2 .March 27. Arl5 tar ?? Malta,Greece, Io-) ! nian Islands, 3d & 20th of Achilles, Empt, Ceylon, e every month. March 20. India, & China ...

... .1l 01vLAy A,1 j?KET1 tald CI'l'Y NEWVS. The FoAIIdS opttlnd ?? this illorningc at thle Icloi (hin ]lrices otf vesteidhl\, andreiamude at those (1lltiii~fS ?? th alternlilil, Avwlli at sululi, pur- cln~ch 110 ?? cansod ant advance s9 oii r eel t. ; 1 tit tl S ii- p 0 VI~oA(leflt Wits' ClI ?? nliiintitheed, the lost, 1Ii0 (i Coinsurl ?? thto Account, aI d hit.1 ~1 t o I n MoCY Dan S tock, ,2114 ...

... Tose A. Atittr. 'i.-Winld 11,s day at noon ?? 1light brieez andth ?? pin.l w ind S.W., litlto, ?? sicrn. A Visit 7.-WIind N. to N,W,-Aertrie tiver ILI- je~tv' s itain-er Terrufle from Weitiscirli, Aureliatn fromi Quiebec Clao.d ?? :itti. tier Iftijiesiv'o shipj Crocoldite frota PyIvinnili, her 31 'jr~ti ?? shlop Atlitt 'rmli ti e astsiard. isirtsS nN tt.5-ail-I tihe Malirid steavier fire lA ...

... IS~P N617g. Arrived in the Cly-de, on Frilay, the barqtua Cana1da (297), of London, Williams, from Batavia, in 134 dayve; Sailedi Idrth NLov., with a cargo of Sugar, wntrnegs, and rattans. lied variable wvinds. Came by the South Channel. On the 15th Dec., in let 3L ., P lane. 38. 4. E.. Spoke the -Statford, from China. for London. On the 31st Dec., in lot. 31. 4 S., long. 12F.. spoke the ...

... and who desire to promote their welfare, that they seldom make any combined movement with a view to their own advantage, in which they do not to some extent pursue the very line of conduct which, when adopted by other classes towards themselves, they most bitterly and justly complain of. It appears that, for some months past, the demand for workmen connected with the building trade in the ...

... laws affecting its transfer form the least doubtfid of those burdens, they caught a of a sound practical truth which has been waiting to be recognised by their class for the last century or two, and growing more and more obvious all the time. Once fairly seen, it must not be again lost sight of. Society is oppressed with too many evils which law cannot reach to afford to be indifferent about ...

... order has been lately confirmed by further proclamation of the Prince-Governor, which allow* only very few exceptions in favour person* employed guards on the frontiers, game-keepers, conductor* of the mails, &c., to that the whole kingdom mar now be Mad to be dimmed.—Algemein* Zetiung, April 12. ...