... '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; ...

... 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 ?? : ...

... LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. MoYNAY. ] Our supplies of wbeat and flour continue modedrat~id 21,has undergone no alteration io the past week. Flourslsfs I '.but at no ad-ance, in price. Fin. barley, particslaetsee is in goof demand, and I S. per quarter dearer, and wehaef the trade in grinding barley at late prices. B~eass and grey peas, Is.t per qr. dearer, wqth a better sale; white peas sell more ...

... TE GAZrIETTES. (FRROM FRIDAY'S GAZETTE.) DECLARATION OF INSOLVENCY, FERaARY 23,. THOMAS PRESTON, of Cateaton-atreet, City, warehonsemsa BANKRUPTS.-GEoRGE FRANCIS BLVTHER, of Rothesbt grocer. DIGHTON MOTT, of Leadenhall-market, City, poulterer. T. C. SMirH, of Great Saint Helen's, provision-mrncehant Ti1OMA9 LAWES, of Lombard-street, City, bill-broker WILLIAM RoupersoN, of Crutcbed-friars, City ...

... TR4DE IN THE MANUACTURING DISTRICTS. ?? appears to be a prevalent opinion teat inere has not been less business done to-day in the place-market than last week. Some parties, indeed, think that more has been transacted. It seems certain that the manufacturers generally are desirous to sell, as they are indisposed to hold larger stocks than they can avoid at the present price of raw material. ...

... IN RV CHARLES ELDRIDGF, A BANKRUl'T.-The final Meeting of the Creditors of Mr. Charles Eldridge, builder, was held at the Town tall on Saturday last, before Commnis- sioners - Partington, - Merrifield, adid W. Furner, Esqrs.- The whole amount of debts appeared to be 3,4081. l9s.-MIr. Partington (to the bankrnpt): You have seen all the accounts ? -Bankrupt: Yes, eid they are all correct to the ...

... LISBON, FEBRVARY 21. [PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] The desperate expedients to which the Government were driven for some time back in order to raise money have assumed another form, under the name of a new loan. The sums derived from the various modes adopted to anticipate the revenues and other resources of the country proved quite inadequate to satisfy the numerous claims which were being ...

... LONDON MARKETS.-FmIDAY. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. Thegrain markets are shut to-day. The transactions this week have been lmiited. and the finest samples only have found buyers at the prices which were given last week. A few further shipments of Ronded Corn have been made this week upon American and other account. tn the commercial nutrkets very little alteration has taken place this veek. The ...

... DKAL, MARCH 17.-Wind N.E., moderate.-A large ship (appa. retitly Netherlacti) passed to the westward at the back of the Good- wioisands at eleven A M. BRACt .IIKAD.-Offiport, the Molly, Harms, from Ria. FASIoUTr4, AIARCI 1f,..-%NV'nd E.N.E.-Arrived the Hebe, Cie. meite, from Ltibon;- T'vee tiebrodlers, from Ptotterdam, leaky, ?? choked, and 'must discharge, out 18 days; bound to New York. ...

... TIlE WOOL TRA DE. Lxre ?? state of the lvooll - market Is very much the Saint ns wits described In our last report. The sales iii the cloth-hells have been comparatively smaIl, atd wce think thesome remark al- 1li.s toi tile warehoISed. HUDIDERLSIELDI MARKiClT, TursiA.vY.-We ?? very little chaoge In the cloth 11arTket, either fir better tri worse. Bl-:A FO Ft IFil ARAItT, To 'Jt ItiIFA A. -The ...

... he Merc*r,, of 23d Dec. last. we nn! ?? 'f In the Mercury of 3d Dec. last, we noticed the Su; of progress which Capt. Cobbe was making with his let at. steam-vessel intended to ply between New York and ,ut Liverpool. The following subsequent notice is LA es, abidged from a letter of the New York correspon- Ch( ch dent of the Aforning Herald.- cre ed This fine ship was launched about a ...

... . I'flarlidd. ? ? LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE, Dead.. ?? MARIcu 2],9 1837.. - ?? week, has Nwen csel tha ettewhole of~ the L i Ti-cm, ndou anxxv. of Grain hiave, eervc'quentdy, ,went emall. P,-n frLnfarmur' there teas licin a lair ?? of Wheat. The! triade ha', enI the whiole. -ieee Very inactive. tria' ?? lt S;g were effected, but nather less money ws.:c taken. for, both. fait' tIC nd Barley have ...