... 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> ...

... REPORT ON AIANUFACTURES,TRADE, l AND SHl'IPLNG. . I (Froms the 211foning H~erold.) Psrt, Ginsoxz, at ship-ownec an d shsip-builder of hull1, havinrg great opporttluni ties olknowying thle general state of tlhe shipipinge tyade, describes it to be in anl extremsely distressed slate. lI e coisipletcly lp'ovei as- thle other weittsesses have dlone, thle C sitter fifflacy otf thle opinioss that ...

... I PORT OF HULL IMPORTlS. SHIPS' REPORTS. From the I St to the '7th Jurne, xoth inchrjnj~-e. Ernst. Of Colltenlingen, Ahlinsan, Copenhagen, I) 7i5, t; rat tons cattle bonts. Else, of Gricfswaldle, rIlahncrt, Dautzic, P IS7, 9t mel-2,t-fl'. cattle bones. Pexointa, of Newcastle, la~c, Meme), B u?33, li10 o'3 c fir timber, Se I qr III deals 711 c staves. Maria, of Hull, Kemp, Sierra Leone, B 231. ...

... MffarRetd, Orl LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, 2.. Taesday, August 20, 1833. 62 Considering theradvinced beriod of the season we cob 'it. tinute to receive large Supplies of Grain, Flour, and Oatniea 'h frort Irewiend. The demand for Wheatsthrughout the past Ids week has been tolerably steady, and fine Irish and Canada t O have realized a small advance upon our last quotations, The th, demand for ...

... LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, a 'rTuesday, November 19, 1833. During the past week the lorn trade has continued ill a very inactive state, and in the few saos Of WheatF d have been reported, last Tuesday's prices have hardtr,1- tic v maintained. We have little ro~ demand from the neigh.~ borring maerkets. and the sales are, therefore, ?? to the mere consumptive demand of our owvn millers. e have ...

... 1? ? , ?? fm??. ?? -, e- or? ?, ? ?: II ?, ?? 'I - ?? fockev, Nbrinati;Am Awi dennIa, vith 4- to! I brl eof,, . 22doJ el.4 pa3 h u . 'V t. *4Odo'115to do~ehG.i~2J' Yatekao:-; 2g ,2 brl doJ4do, 149 bS.plhneito.5O bxnrrow~rpotgUkt; : Na~tce.fel ad. eo-P DI~ OrleaLwith IP! b.cbt tbn, W? znd J Brown and co-V Ok - iIbC Et2wb^3ldltbge,'fi SewDflicIlethis Virff 1197Wh1cotton' 9zf . ,engea. Snow, (tn ...

... - trarke1t. LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, TuesdayJuly 16. 1833. During the past wreek the Corn trade assumed a. nitre is animated appearance than it has done fur some time past, andhat ourhMarket, on Friday, a great extentof busiriess vas transatede, princlpally on spevulationi whrn an adrance of Id. to 2d. per bushel mdn Wheat. Id. per lushel on Oats,t d. per load on Oatmeal, and I E. per.aek on ...

... LFROM THE BRISTOL VaESENTMENTS.] In the St. Vincent, Geen. from Jamaica: Mliles and Co. 705 hhds 90 tres I brl sugar, 126 puns rum, 22 bags pimento, 200 lancewood spars-Gibbs, Son, & Bright, 35 hhds sugar-J. Moore, I brl sugar, I bri arrow- roat-J. Room, 2 bris sugar, 2 casks ruin, 26 tons logwood, I hhd shrub, 200 cow hoioa. In the Corsair, Potts, from 13arbadoes: Gibbs, Son, & Bright, S65 ...

... he be es it, its re ill he LONDON CVRN EXCHANGE, MoanAr. Thc Wheat trrade ison thd whole dull, la5t weck's prices being only mnt.. tained for supertine parcels, whilst any thing of a middling or ordinary c, scription is full Is. per quarter ?? Malting Bareiy nearly main7a(,, ur last quotation, but griadinpl or black pareels are from is to Os. per quassr ?? Bieans, Pease, and Oats, there is ...

... BA5NKSiRUPTCY SUrEFSVDED. J. Hlawikins, Old Quebec-street, Lonaonl, victualler. BANKRlUPT'S.-FRiOAY. G. Liversidge, Southwark, coach-maker, to surrender May 29, June28 ; Solicitors, Abrahams & Robson, London.-1'. Barrett, New Bonl-street, jeweller. Ilav 23, June I8; J11slam and Co. London.-H. Dean, Cripplegate, cheespnmnger, May 24, June 28; Crocker & Co. London.-J. C. Platt, of Sheffield and ...

... LETTERS ON THE TRADE OF BRIST0,L. TUE CAUSES OF ITS DECLINE, AND. DIEANS OF ITS REVIVAL. THE MUNICIPAL CORPORArION (Continued). FELLOW CITIZENS,-Ilaving Shownl that the principle of all self-elected Corporations is bad, I procee d to the proof of thle proposition-that in practice the close Corpo- ration of Bristol has been found to be pernicious to the interests of the city; and, in doing this ...

... tustIwtina, Calves .- ?? . . Ial IrIcEs. Beasts 204 . Ats. * I Beef, kierwt ?? 4b., to 63s Sbeep ?? I pig, . ?? 3S1I Mutton, per pleund . . I4jd. to 7d. Horseas.. 71 Sucking ditto 131 1 igs, per seure, 74. (RI. to RA. tid. PitCIC oF BlUTCHERS' M8MAT, Wfednetsday.-Bcee, 51d. to 7d.-Mutton 52d, to7d.-Vela, 5d. to d.-L-Lab, er quar. ts. to l0s. ?? 6d to 7d.- toButter, id to l2d. per lb.-Fowlsbi, ...