... . 7Q, -? (?f-1 /??/.,?y c , , I .; ? 'I, TRE4 (. - 6-AtIN - - i. . HULT\.t Trm le Farmer o t/Ac l buyers could afirlgie h a triflipg business doile, on whch the flaest irWcelt ot Wheat Is. per qr. over the currncy of last week has oeen paid. The trade, however, not brisk at the a hasnce eno.t5 contiuile tobeshewnvery sparitigly, and are talien es oltrei at last weeks rates, arid in some ...

... PORT OF HULL IMPORTS3- itchr Fron the I61h to the 22d Noe, , both inctusive. :01as SHIPS' REPORT S. are llaabeth, Of Uticetmunde, Ulcick. from Stettin, 'P 1G0, 7 lo rlm-c-175 tons cattle bones, 3 basp shanks. J. B. La bMarebe late ageut. 1:ti William IV. of Liverpool, Hayden. from Hamaburg. B 175, ?at) 8 men-9 bales dried caftiskins, 8 casks arsenic; 2 pa~ckages *r a beef, 98 bales wyool, I ...

... THE, MlARKETS,- &c.t E' acud LIVERPOOL MARKETS. SEPT. 19.-The demand for llrithisi Plantation Sugar ih nen been very limited, and the sales monulat to onl 2S.0 lthds. des, but, as holders in general do not seem inclined to pressajes; ods. there is no alteration in prices. Bengal and Mauritius le been quite neglected, not a single transaction being repor !76 There is less inquiry for Foreign ...

... SHIPPING IN'TELLIGENCE. At GmRISBs-Frederick, Moller. from Kiel. At LivxrxroorL-Tally-o, Irvin, from Et. Ubes. Jane Vilet, Tonge, from Utichilbuto. At GaAVsESEi-JaIbez, Tindall, from Odessa, Ilindt,-tan, Lamb, from Quebec. At DeAL-Wolga, Cood, from St. Jushn's, N.l. tu Looidon. Etbher, Clarksoun, from Quebec. 'Tar, Hiolt, from Lvaduon to Mialta, At CowEs-1ndustry Davis, from Newcastle to New ...

... T_ EdY! &C. JAN '13.-The sulppirmi the farmers to ithl, daYs8 market is to a muden *and there brinig a glod anyenquiries after it, the best runs were firivly take', at all aane of isper qr. over last week's rate., with a better general demand for other qualities. hennal, both ld sod n~w, support late prices, -but the demand for them, is Overy linmited. Not many Oats offering, and the farasers ...

... ~~- ~ 1 3c~2- eHTILL CR flr this day's marke~t, anoi at the c -o demanded than the trade woo t sittu. however, emort firmness evinceli, an last weela's prices vica -Fully slapporet I~~~n ino 0ig h natn season beiug tilte,~ el nee h liberated foreign rur grinding is oflrin t2i.to2s er. ing about S2 lbst. per bushel. Oats ujySupport h'te Vtiee', and Offier ian very limited quantttites 'l'Iiere ...

... THE M I l0UO--ice our epit beenr'very variable. On W kind a heavy raIn, accompnit ,ps when' we have had Continue Tbe general opinion or the F i iw i ts is, that tbe coming crop of U le bas sbitn ...

... FROM FRIDArs GAZETTE. BANKRUPTS. Stephen Bond, Westmorelaisd-stree, St. Marylebonc.villim R-. Clarke, Castle-court. IBudge.row, 'wine mrn~chantjahn 1 Foster, Lower..soad, tslington, brick maker-Phoebe Harley, Neu: street, Surrey, baker-HHr.y Ha-ers, Hadleigh, Suftflk, holrn draper-TuhomasJenings anedsThomasJeniings, jun. Hlrefopton. grove, Kensington, livery stable keepers-Frederick Di. ...

... TH E MAI Noy.17 T rews arppa to meet this day's market. for those smpa alb IT condition the demand vas limited, but for ce samples there were several buyers, and at t_ currency of last week , we do not, howeve rather aboeq the tions. TIhere were Dot maany Oats or Beruan fersrng Ind prices of both nwilthout alteration. There was a good eW of Barley, both f(rom our own uelghbourbood as Weltl as ...

... At GnTssany-LOuise, Pedersen from Kierteminde At DFst.-Johit Barry, Ash, fronPtr.gAdtmcs -Ifuntvr, frwm London, a;d sulit II for im i At LrYOOgR, 181h utlt.-O derteemtng Siprap, tror this port.,pufrmti At GOTUOSHURO, 231d inst.-Peter and Jane. Fen, from this port. At PETEssBuaR, 93rd ult.-Rimswell, Jackson, from thI, port. At HASIDRO', 29th ult.-Speedwell, Lancaster, from tLits port. 29th, ...

... THiE MARIKETS. HULL CORN MARKET. JULY 21.-We had only a small supply of Wheat tosday. but the weather having been very fine througbout the lst week, caused it to rule dull at last week's prices-Beans Were also dull sale.-Nothing doing in Barley.-Oats were in demand, and ttd, per quarter dearer.-There were a few samples of nev Rapeseed of very fOne quality, for which higiriees were asked, but ...

... Iz, k?-, ?j - 'Ir -, 11 , , , , ?S 11;1 - - T H J,?- , 41 ?,- . - , .,V-A. AU0UST 4.-Th since our report of las~v du;ue ueighbourhood are rapidly this weatier continue as fine asat a ntwe hl have dm.- pretty general in about ten da (rom thi To dy r bas been met with only a limited supply or Wlsat rOthe fanners, the trade for which baa ruled dull and mpy be rally noted Is. per. qr. below ...