... 'Stbipping, Intelligfuct. PORT OF HULL. FOREIGN. AsRiviD, Feb. 26-From Stettin, Royal Princess Ellsz- beth, Moritz (for Gloster.) 28-Hawvbro', IMonarch, Wood. March 1-Pillau, Gluckaeii, Kroger. SAILED, Feb. 24-For Dunlkrk, Speedwell, Lancaster; Ant, Uttiug.-St. Ube,' Fanny, Boudger; Julie, Scholert. 25-Rotlcrrdans, Scotia, Bouch. 27-Danluig, Die Ttgend, Zielke.-Hambro', Wim. Darley, Draper; ...

... ?Wort of Pull I:mporto, I Fr'ont die 0.7ite of May to t7w 2nd of June, both /elcitueic. At an Transit of Hull, Ritach, from Homburg, B 200, 10 snen i10 sWI bags rapcsecd, 23 casks cloveroned, 200 casks butter, 74 bales pri wool, 4 casco toys, I cask 2 cases contents unknown, 1 bale zu returned goods. Brownlow, and Peer~osm, agcnts. dii Pilgrim of Hull, Owen, from Ant werp, J 118, 7 men.., ...

... e omnitrdfal. I The new Portuguese tariff caime into opera- tion on the I Ith this month, and the Prime Minister (M. Passos) has declared that if England retaliatee, Portugal can do the same. The city of Hamburgh has concluded a treaty of commerce and navigation with Greece. FRENCH COMMERCE.-According to an ;official table of the imports and exports of foreign sugars, it appears that in ...

... P Proom the 4 th to the 10th of Rbruary, otii -nclusi- e * du0ttleoof Ostend, Tjellien, from Ostwnd; B 150, 8 men 820 alest(lax, 271 balpa tow, 1. Murris,a aecu (joede %rerwagting~ of Amseterdam, Ouwt'a, fd roin Ainster- dani 1 D 73, 4 wleii 0 toils linseed cakes, 2 ciol, eake dust. Antonius e t aOpenbuvg, Jongebloed, from Emders, H G0, 4 ,met .i.310 quarles bons Q. G(urminell, ugent ...

... 01 ity NOY. I1.-The Import of thevweek is 12,101 bags, namely, in- 6365 from ther United States, 2944 from Brazil, and 27s2 from on the West Indies. The sates rf the woek are 32,810 bags, of ins which them are taken on speculation, 5100 Amnerioan, 150 ore Pernambuco, 200 Egyptian, and 1401) Surat; and for exeort to 3s0 American, and 400 Surat. P ioes am advonce id. per lis- lb. for the ...

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... I LIVERPOOL CORN EXCRANGE. c 7Wss O'ClOck, J-uneC 91h 1837. i We have had small arrivals of grain since Tues. day, and tbe weather has been very cold and unge_ r nal. The trede has been very firm, and, although r there has been very little passing, very full prices thave been maintained for every artic. A cargo of inferior Danzig Wheat, in bond, has been sold at 4s. fand one of good mixed, of ...

... EurplyrN. HINLA. Jumna, Rebinson, fm Canton. nith 3&i' pkg tea, 43 bl raw it silk, Dudgeon and ?? 4)098 do, 105 do, 4 cases silk- lee pie goods, order-G Dk d EAST INDIES. C Eulphrates, Hannay, ?? Calcutta and the Cape of Good Hope, with 15 Il raw silk, D and E A Acranian..13 do, 4 casces silk piece goods, . Mfiller, ?un and co. .964 bg stiltpotro, C h 4662 bg rice, .;22 pe redwood. 28 buffalo ...

... :fIffarfirm I, LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, n, TVuESDl)Y, JULY' 18, 1837. ry We have to report a inoderate arrival of all dcirriptionm of i Grain, Flour, and Oatmeal, 'sine Tuesd:ay. The trade ha.. lad been rather more active, ?? thle hoes .,mlplei, of E~nglishl Wk~eat have brought un e reof 22d. to 3d., and the bes~ ra:,s of fri.,h Id. to 2d. per bonlici, with ain increasetd dermand for tite ...

... Z- ?? -7`1.NPE--IAENCE. The shin igr blalo-ging to Messonr, W. F. t Porte-r ;-tnd Son', tri-lich saiile~d froi tlhiti port on tiec YIt lt Mlan' 1113!, fir ?? Capej) 'l'O.1 oil ?? I Ithi .iiil. meltea vareeh&l do flre island ol' AUtzva ?? ib' 12th of Auntr;,t. 'The -I ?? .11is II 01195 of aletter froim Dr. Detcwo:. 'mne at, the I;s'n . I- lif' ?? Lis. ?? 6,Ii.M14. Asai ninyimcLt'tt' tiht ?? : ...

... = - it=fi== d- 7 1 q LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, I; MONDAY, NOV. 6. List week, the wind being adverse, there was a small ar- rival of all kinds of English Grain and Floar; of Irish Oats Ithe quantity was tolerably large. The trade dtrinhg the weak 1 ?? Monday's pricsfor evory article. . This morning F the fresh supplies of all deseriptions rf Corn are again short. The Wheat trade haa further ...

... SECON D .,DITION. I.IvEr.P; ,tT.CORN EXCHANGE. Twro o'clsCT4 Jane 23rd, 1837. The ve 2 ntinue5 rmarkiably fine, and the transact: In m he corn trade are confined to the most ?? r.;ai demand far immediate consump- tion: DAY'S MARKiET the attendance of was c aceedigly slender- Wheat was v - ?? id Oats jd. to Id. per bushel below the %rrilcy of Tuesday. Oatmeal was 6d. to Is. per and Flour fill ...