... v S A if RIVAL S. ni thbe ARIi :lVA L S. rriday, At Ll~teiiscx-Endymion; Garbutt, from Miramicjhi. uty of At Qrrns~c-TradO, Lewis, from Scarbro'. rsday. At WuixraV-BtiropO, Wood, from Meieel. hcapel At LYNX-Cato, Brinn, from Petersburg. sbort At YA3laIOuT-JTIohi, Licddell, fromn Petersburg: alive At MEMEL-ChflstillO, Hein; Edgar, Woodi; from this e kind port. dng. a rn the TuxErLJolanfles, ...

... de A It3VdIbS: L . ble At GO~tnENnUSRG.Caroline, Silstromn frorn this port. se, . At PErttis5UaR~Peraeverance, IHogg,' from Boston. ,Sosean, Dsles; -Leipzig, Roberts; from this port. York leX P acket, Hunter, from Aarhus. Parthean, H~atrison, from7 hse UAtdM'ESIEI-Eliza, Scheffer, from London. Resource,r he Girard, from Liverpool. Swift, Straughan, from Boston. v 3.* At CoEHG~on Regulus, ...

... uvop., Fmiuv mon.iug, on receipt of tin* Pari* (uipers of Monday, tell lo s*l *** * WJ, f* ll again toOl|, and at Thurtday. the find pnce I*ll, a/lcrwarda it waa 90|, and, after loUclilngWlJ, cl at T.Miay, the firat price wa*s-i|, then 90i. then Uft*. and. after an,uc further fluctuation, closed '.* l to J. Monty abundant, and Stock for immediate transfer, of which many porchaaea wi made to ...

... H.ULL CORN MARKET, Tuesdczy, Jll 27. 4There is scarcely any wheat offering fromr the farmers, ,and the stock of free wheat of all qualities is almost en- C tirelyexhausted in this place, since last Tuesday; the 0 -weather, howvever, with the exception of one day, has N 6 been beautlifully fine for the coming crop, and having v 0 very few buyers from tire interior, the market to-day has s ...

... PORT SOF- HULL :IMPORTS, From tse 24th to ties30th ,ftj1g, both iflclwtLSeAt ,GuteEfr~g Frar- * iartlrg IF 47-24 tons oakt bark. Persina, Schade, AltOn, ,F 98-, 47 lasts wheat.' .Fortuna, Bernete,: Neustddt, F 84- 610 qrs wheat. :Pilgrim, Owen, Rotterdtirn, B 118-S3 aums wine, 70 ltons oak; bark,. 50 bundle's w~t cow hides, 2 loads bul- Margaretlia Magdalena; Shade, Altdna, F 69-345 qrs ...

... HIU.LTL CORN MARAlKET£, :Tuesda!,, /higust 3. There hlas been scarcely any grain offering from the far- nsces, and the fine hot weather we have bceen latterly ex- 'pericacing has 4and it effect. op the trade, whichi-has beenr dull and lifeless in the extreme ; there is so little~busiriess pa~ssing,0 that it is difficult to give a correct currenicy.-f When sales of English wheat have been mnade ...

... SHI 'PPING INTIELITG liNCi'. ; ' ~AIteIVALtS. - t.-At PLYMOtrTlH, 6thl August-Coriolanus, Fox, froes Cadiz to this port. At QUJEBEc, 2d July-Victory, Simpson, from thlis port;-with passengers. At CUXssAVE*-Thomss Moulden,S'pencer, from Goole. * At FALn7ou'ru-Lady Keithj Whitt, from thlis port. At MiisAsiCiis-Minerva, Mudd, from this port. -At YAiesou's'l-Vallenia, Davison; FlorencejBright. n | ...

... FORT OF HULL-IMPORTS, Froni the 2nd1 to the 6th ~Angust, both inclusive. ie e: n -SHIPS' RtEPORTS. V Lo Bethe1l, 'Flail, llotterdam, B Dl-I case wine, 1 bag Eau de Cologne, 40 tons oak bark, l case Cologne water, it Daniel Wheeler, Wbarton, Pctersburg, B 281-32 c. 30 qsdasIc 2 qrs 20 deal ends, 2 fathoms firewood, 6 d ftosathwood. L IC Carolus, Steinbeck, Rendsburg, F 57-43 tons cattle is .y ...

... d For th1e HUILLL CORN MlARIEL', see 111ird page. . 1,WEEKLY CORN RETURN FOR HULL. I 7'ransmzitted ons Friday/ last, to the Comptroller of Corn o Returns, London. ?,An account of' the quantities and prices of British Corn h only, sold in this market, from the returns delivered to . the Tnspector by the dealers, fur the week endcd yes- P terday se'nnight, computed by the standard imperial ...

... SHIIPPING INTELLIGENCE. f * ARRIVALXS. -At PETERSI3uRG-Woodhouse, Ross; Express, Joy; tFrom this port. The Twist, Jtameaon, has sailed for Hull. At CuxsIAvEN-~Raiflbow, Aulstin, from this port. John & James, Storm, from Genie. At ANTWEap-NMarket Maid, Stocks, from this port. Diana, Meyer, from Goole. ,At Oe~owro-Fanny Voase, Lister, from this port. lAt ST. UBEs-Josephine, Rohansen, from this ...

... HULL CORN MARKET, TthesdayuJug~st 10. ir This market still continues to be very scanttily supplied is with wheat from the farmers; indeed of free corn generally r we have very little left; the business passing in this is 01 .confined to the millers, who have paid the prices de- manded last week-the quotations therefore remain with- Sa .h out alteration. The weather has again become unsettled, ...

... *PORT OF HULL IMPORTS, l Fr'om thze 6th to t1e 13th Auguwst, both incluesive. t- PerBa Ha, IPS ERPORTS.t VovPesarl,Batn, Altona, F 73-320 qrs wheat. c VvhlSteffenson, Odensee, F 45-20 tons linseed d cakes, 10 tons rapeseed cakes, 6 tons summer rapeseedf dcakes. ~o Zwey Gebruders, Thonnis., Hamburg, F 60-82 bags f63 bales woollen rags.t * Attentio, Lenger, Buxterbude, F 50-30 tons oak bark. [0 ...