... 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 ...

... S.TATE OF TRADE. ?? of thcp l.,t ?? 3 ,AI .-tiC U1 A1J5.. ?? consequence of the last day of the poll being on Saturday, very little business was done on that day in the ClBoth Halls; on Tuesday the market was dull. Business in the warehouses is improving. e, Brdod-h rnatosi olhv been but e imtedandat rthe lowr pices Wecannot repoes r. any improvement in the yarn market to.day. The general ...

... Xiberpicral ipriad Current THURSDAY, MAY 15, 1834. Sugar.-The sales have been limited, with a little depression in prices of the better qualities. Cottons have been In active demand at improving prices, and the sales since our last amount to 30,000 packages I * Denotes rising. Coffee in fair demand at the improvement noticed last week. Oas.-Olive and Seed sales triffing at the quotations. ?? ...

... fiber -a-at jDricre; Current. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 13, IS34. * Denotes rilsing. - i Devetesfalitng. COLONIAL PRODUCE. SOGAP. S.P. ewt (O P.) a. d. . d Muscov. dry brown.. 47 O , 491 0 Middling ?? 5 0 0 'Good ditto . 6 ?? 0 Good brigh ?? * 6 Fine ?? l 0 Ve ylfine }..Iu61 0 64 0 Dabs & %,r e~tcberdown 45 0 -46 °0 and mosistened. }i, 4 MOLASS,ab, M. West India . t- 22 0 .. S 63 COCOA, Wt. (Cn bond. ...

... Aflipping Inttlitsenre. DISTRESSING SHIPWRECKS. Arew Yolk, 31st May.-On Tuesday we mentioned the loss of three vessels bound to Quebec, viz. Isabella, Jane, and Moon, The Quebec papers received yesterday morn. ing ?? further particulars of the-loss of these vessels, and melancholy accounts of the flte of others by shipwreclk. These vessels were wrecked almost in sight of each other in a dark ...

... eitrvg Wavrifcd mtueat. THURSDAY, JANUARY 30, 1834 P. Denotes rising. : .. - - I t 1 Denotesfailing. ,InTTCIV - ?? -.M ?? , COLONIAUL PRODUCE.- SUOtu. iB.P. cwt l n.)~ s. d. s. d USCOV.dryrown.. '47 '0 @49 'O ?? 0 *. 55 0 'God hdtto . 56 0 c6 d F lne ?? ' ' I F ?? 61 0.. 64 0 ' ~Dabs.&,-very brown'% , andmoisenedJ 0 4 N ?? . ; *23 0 .. 26- 6 tc 6a'cwt (inbond.) , ' c . ?? 0 ** 60 0 CJ ?? 0 ...

... futportd. Is. EAST INDIES. Comala, Miller, fm Bombay. with 318 bW cotton, 46 6g1 wool, 380 bg pepper, 100 cases cassla, 450 bg lice, J. Skinner1 and co. .906 bl cotton, 45 pc elephant teeth, 300 bg Colombo lY root and pepper, 50 cases gum arabic, order-P Dk Duke of Lancaster, Hargreave -, fm Calcutta, with 2723 bg saltpetre. 2187 bg sugar, 500bg rice, 284 bx sago, i59blI munjeet, 20 bx borax, ...

... pRICES OF SHARES.-Thurtday, Dee. 18, 184. ?? Coal Gas ?? £300. ?? uJCo. Ce, ...

... iaMtIUptid, &e, , BAWNKRUPTS. 0 From the London Gazette, Sept. 5, 1834. I )e3nson, Liverpool. innkeeper, tailor and draper, Geet11 .srrying on business as a tailorand draper atWhite- N. rlad a -Cnberland, In partnership with Wiliam Hedgson, tlaive he firm of Benson and Hodgs n,i Sept. 22, Oct. 17. tat ,,,drtrhe Clarendon Rloomi, Liverpool: attorney, Mr. H ne- Iiverpool. H ?? Bonaffe. Calcuttr. ...

... i DICLA RATIONS or INSOLVENCY. William Barber, of York, shoemaker. Thomas Payne, of NMarylebong, dealer in horses. BANRilUPTCY ANNULLED. Gerard Cowell, of Salford, Lancashire, cotton-spinner. BANKRcI'MRs ENLARoGED. P. Daly, of Liverpool, builder, from Feb 26 to April 15. WV. Forster, of Liverpool, tailor, from March 11 to April S. HANxRiUPrs.-I'rtAY. Ludvig Peter Chrifiiati Hansen, of ...

... BRISTOL IMPOFTS. In the Englishman, Aysh, from Africa: H R& IV. KIng, 955 elephants' teeth, I 'box tortoise-shell, I cask sea morseteeth, I cask Guinea grains,-I cask IS cwt bees' wax, 19 cwt gum copal, 15 cwt camwood,'100 tonot barwoodl, 2 bales woollens, 5 boxes cottons (British'600ds returned). In the 'Africa, Hammond, from Mauritius & Madeira: Guppy, Brothers.8 4 bagssugar-Pountney& Allies ...

... O)n Monday the adjourned meeting of the above Asso- I elation was held at the Commercial Rooms, when the chair was taken by R. P. King, Esq. Mr. Bigg read the proceedings of the last meeting, and also the proceedings of the last annual adjourned meeting.: By the former it appeared that the following gentlemen hadl been elected as members bf tihe Board of Directors to fill up the vacancies for ...