... 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. ...

... CORN MARKET,-LONDON. Jtest I.-W e had only a moderate showv, of Wheat from Essa%, b Ket atSufflolk, wvith a limited quantity of Barley, Beans, andl7' Peas front these COUn~ties, for this day's, markev. There weregood ?? fresh arrivals of Oats from Ireland, and some frasa Scotlansd, and C ,h vehvhdseveral vessels upl wills Wheat from Yorkshire since ill nFriday. IJ The imports of Foreign Grain, ...

... cioulliarrial filtelligence. 4a- LOND)ONI MAvY 14. SUGART.-TtritishPlantation. This.mccrl~ct contin~uesfirm,cuad there is no anxiety to reilizc hI the present state LA tile Emanici- patili QjIestiol. Aboit 12011 hildls. onlv have been sald shice Tues- day, at u trifling advance. To-day, this market is generally Is. to 2,i. dearer; parcels are greatly withhield, c nii d for those catered s.,. ...

... DCe ktruc0 I hTULL CORN MALI~Hjr'p MIV 7-there is a very thin attendatire of farmesI . market, andi having Very little oltcriag feris thlt ce.Njto consequently short, yet quite canal to The ?? - sapls inc are in goud conditiohI i~fi ., whl ther qualities ?? very dil'scuir tti qui If fered at compartiiatively low, prices. Olt chats ?? tit remain Nvithouit enquiry, and niesinal in) Value uts ...

... - !fP N -- =. == 19H£PPlust IIG IsATllA I rlv sr , 1 Of 51 iir ;Aa'u-h1ull, Lister, ?? Uuporl-. Caii.mric, Thiorrrtui,, fi unm 'l'ban.-n at At t)i --bitelil I, iria,, fr'li ?? A At 11ii'. ritu--C'raFt, Croft, ?? iii p-vt s At (;ojiiie aur-- \'aliaiiiuri, l' ?? ?? i.,ii tit Apipareii 'ci lioriitri ; r ?? ?? por-' Ae- itt VI' A ItiiQit-NV Iuhhil 0 ii'. 1-, -;uiaklr, fr,. .n tli, p. rt. NY)ND}. ...

... £?aKetg. HULL CORN MARKET. - Ju.rrt 10-Since our report of last. week tiftre ha beent a rol. tiluance of hot dry weather, an)d lowever it may affect the grow- ig crop, but more particularly of sring eon, it has so influence Oil prices in this market. There ?? be but one opinion amonxg thefarmers rounidthis districtthat underanycircu mnc the Corning Crop wiU be light, especially of wheat. The ? ...

... SU M lPpNr2 IN'TELLIGEN'CE. I At T st-l i . - ar.. , . __ At LtvErRP0ooL-Tte Columbus, Nesbitt, from this port,arter a passage of ten days. At DEAL-Emmna, Cobb, arrived from the River, and sailed for Singapore. A'St RAIIsISATE-Harvey, Cook, and sailed for this port. At COWVES-Allies, Hill, from Gloster for London- lost jib-boom, and bowsprit cap broke. At DARTSIOUTH-Devon, Prowse, from this ...

... Tiit TIRADE OF Lticns.--The stock of goods gene- rally in the Cloth Halls is getting low, in consequence of the sales this month continuing goad. Cloths are higher in price, and the raw material is oet the advance ; we hope it will con- tinue, and yield a jest remuneration to the industrious nianufac- turers. BRADFORD ST'eFu illARtET,-01 Thursday there was a vcry brisk market at Bradford, for ...

... Lontdon, T/us'coay Evening, Seven o'Clock. rOM ?? O 'tPIVATE CoRltESPoNWDnT THE W'OOL TRADE. The Wool Trade is in: a state of increasing activity. Tue accounts received relative to the resultofthe Breslau Wool Fairlhove giveni gri at firmness to the litrkkt, ant the priees of all descriptiova are advancing. The letters from Breslou state that the rttendance of bayers there was umnerous, ...

... CORN MARKET.-LONiON. July 22.-There was a fair show of Wheat from Essex and Suf- folk, but only a moderate rjuantlty from Kent, and at lirited step- ply of Barley and Pleas from these counties, but a good show of Beans from Kent for this day's market. .The fresh arrivals of Oats were moderate, consisting mostly of Lincoirishire and Irish. The aimports of Foreign produce since this day ...