... FRoilr TUL'SDA Y NIGHTS G4Z?TTE. BANKRUPTS. John J. Hopwood, Chancery-lane, auctioneer-Thona es, W mn. Dade, Dorking, Surrey, corn-factor--Solomon N Berncastle and Samuel Solomon, Brighton and Lewe, 58 jewellers-John Hallet, Lyrne Regis, Dorsetshire, clo S8and watch-maker-Cbas. C. Daniel!, Norwvich, grorer- tea Geo. Armstrong, Liverpool, linen-draper-Samelel Fle- 72 sbaw, Liverpool, coaah ...

... H ULL CORN MARKET1, ad Taqdcy, April 6.E in, This day's market has been met with a fair supply of at wheat from the farmers, but the accounts received from. 3a the principal consuming markets being dull and lower,E ett wehave consequently experienced a heavy trade to-day,c and English wheats may be noted is. to 2a. per qr. lower.I In foreign there was butt little business transacted, and l EN ...

... SUIPPING lN'TELLIGl'NVC. no a_ ?? - - II- OfrfollPb -G,-nrge of hiv !o. At Sp. 1'r, asapn-v , S Myna:3a:w~l~c-l r,Tri, 'a ! (a-i,32urv ieto, liel!1'-r6-: 2 logliulto , 11.f-- Vihe, R, -moidalv 1 :,sv~ i ll .1a-k- ni fri,m ti S d. B~r.0vr,, LNycll Jo~,,h . ,. Al. Zof io -. AL II sA ,IJ' 1.iipliZ, Tirr Li-. hioi,: lihotl, ia.Xi' / -; t1s isX ry A t ]'P4N-X~rd, ?? ?? iit Us A tV 1''-CB n I> ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE, At DuRSrisr-ScarbroW Castle, Mosey, from Quebec. . At LivERPOOL.-William Hannington, Miller, from 15 Restigouche. At Boul.OGNE-Kingstou, Tonge, from this port. n u the BRIELLE-Mars, Smith; Prince Leopold. Allison; se Providence Good Intent,. Atkinsont ;,ethel, King; from this port. 9 At FLususING-Margaret, Addison, from this port. r, At PErERSsURG-MOSCOw, Donaldson; ...

... I. . .- . F. can the 21 st to the 27th Feb. both inel sie. SHIPS' REPORTS. Active, of Hull, Armstrong, from Hamburg, B 124,37 men -28 tons rape cakes, 42 casks 29 bags cloverseed, 113 bales tvool.-Gve & Co. agents. Aire, of Gcle, Pepper, from Hamburg, B 188. 8 men-31 tons rape cakes, 8 casks 64 bags clnverseed, 26 bags linseed, 48 bags soollen rags, I case glass, I basket potatoes, I parcel ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE At CiUsssBsY- Roseville, -, from Newcastle. At WUITBY-(ICres, Weckes, trom Cardiir, At WeLLs-Albino Smith, from Goole. At IARiWICU-Nasvy, Allen Ellen, Thompson from this port. Britannia, Buekicy ; Anne, Wilman; Endeavour, Carthorn; from Goole. Bessy Stranige, Selby; Fibher, Saval; from Setby. At GsAtvESENn-British Queen, Miller, from Queb:.c. Prince Itupert, Grove; Prince ...

... ?Wort of Pull I:mporto, I Fr'ont die 0.7ite of May to t7w 2nd of June, both /elcitueic. At an Transit of Hull, Ritach, from Homburg, B 200, 10 snen i10 sWI bags rapcsecd, 23 casks cloveroned, 200 casks butter, 74 bales pri wool, 4 casco toys, I cask 2 cases contents unknown, 1 bale zu returned goods. Brownlow, and Peer~osm, agcnts. dii Pilgrim of Hull, Owen, from Ant werp, J 118, 7 men.., ...

... e omnitrdfal. I The new Portuguese tariff caime into opera- tion on the I Ith this month, and the Prime Minister (M. Passos) has declared that if England retaliatee, Portugal can do the same. The city of Hamburgh has concluded a treaty of commerce and navigation with Greece. FRENCH COMMERCE.-According to an ;official table of the imports and exports of foreign sugars, it appears that in ...

... Io #lculturitl JIadetts, t. j I -I= GRAIN IN BOND. Hull, April 5.-Wheat, 16,635 qrs. Oats, 3,160 qrs. Beans, 2,329 qrs. Peas, 280 qrs. Liverpool, March 31.-Wheat, 70,440 qrs. Barley, 2,202 qrs. d Oats, 2,606qrs. Beans, 2,825 qrs. Peas, },587 qrs. London, March 5.-Wheat, 100,377 qrs. Barley, 351 qrs. 0 Oats, 6,116 qrs. Beans, 82 qrs. Peas, 2,441 qrs. v United Kingdom, March 5,-Wheat, 215,742 ...

... I pull 4price Ourrent. 600-0 CATTLE BONES,per Ton £5 10 0 .. 12 5 FLAX, Rita, D C.,perC t . 10 0u Lig P.T.R. . 280.00a Zins 2 9 0. 000 C-11L~~270..000 P.T.R. 2 6 0 o 0 (I S.P.T.R. 2 6 0 . 2 o D.C ' 2 .22 . u Petersburg 12heads . .. .2 . 0 o). o 0 90 heads.. ..1. ~ s: Narval2 heads -. 2 4 6 I i 0 9S heads . ..2 UUItU0 Meinel ...

... sraze ant Crommerce. FOREIGN COtIMERCE.-It happens, that while our cora. mercial intercourse with the countries with which we have been dealing oln free trade principles has been gradually declining, the trade with those countries with which we continue to deal oni the old system has been gradually in. creasing. The trade with Russia, for instance, wvhich in 1827 was £1,408,970, in 1836 was £1 ...

... CITY, WDNESDAY EVENINGs.-Although matters in the manufacturing districts, if we except the woollen trade, have not much improved since our last, the funds have vorn a firmer appearance, and prices have risen nearly -r per cent. The corn speculations, it is expected, wvill soon be brought to an end by the beautiful weather . To- day, consols opened at 89g 1 for money, and 901 'a for the ...