... ?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.., ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... cattle Markets. S IT RVIF LO, Monday May 29.-Ihhe srpply off h)eats esxi-i I hired for sale in our tmarket to-day wos rother large, ansd fully sadequate to the demand; whilst the ctrrreunies supiorted t~owse stoted oe Friday last. 0 ?? to the spip loy roeep being great, ?? depresshion of from 2d. to t. per n lbs. weas barely e maintaied, and the trade was very daili, -ith a large a umber ...

... 11-r-L ?? 1. - - . ?? -- - - ?? ?? Cloni 'Ev'sVekets. - ?- - ?? l-.. I-- - -.11, t I .1: l'xt'I.IN' oI, .i.l Iav, J .1.1e 3.--f ?? wvas onily a tI0- do-into m1ll:51 l 0' wteat aL 1111i 111111ittg', meal:or ;inl wd tnitwi- sl:amlit:,' Ile Ito wthllivir Cilttt;s fine, 11:11 [lle rep1ort0 franm itoe Cu rtl y (if the t11? ?? 0le ?? cro1p1 mo11re 1 Sivokirtbl, otr ln i 161I L., hicedl sonlv 11 ...

... MIONEY MAIU~frET ANT) CITY INTEIoT.ElNClal es Tb aceounats reeoived fioma Ifaiichlester this morningt ('[brls- ;day,) stiteo thalt thc last advices rareived from the United States c0 hsdanm injisrious effct on the masaret yesterday; for ultiloglig~ o thc bcst informedcc parties, bothl there and at ILiverpool, apprai' to !- thlink tbast the suspension of speeie paymenlts inl thle United States ...

... LONDON GAZETTE, Tiucsay, ?? ons BANIIRUrTS. Iily LARGE John, of Great Qneell-6treet, Lineoln's ?? in the county of Middlesex, coach-malier, de. i no 5, at 1, and July 11, at half-pact tell-iitt. ler,, 1lh. ,h chester.buildiiigs, Westminster. e LEWIS John, of Coriwill Elvet, in the contryU ?? ?? then, draper, d. c. to sur. Julne 1.1 and Juh;l,a at Boar's Head Inin, Carmartheu.-Atts. Morris aud ...

... LIVERPOOL-WEDNE.SDAY EVENING. Thle cotton market continues itcady, prices having an upward tendency, with a respectable amount of business. The best proof, perhaps, that can be adduced of the general belief of cotton having attained its minimum value is the appearance in the market of a class of purchasers zwho have long becn comparative strangers to it-the speculators. To.day this description ...

... &IIIPPINO INTBI-LIGNCB. D A . W- Arnived t Henrietta, fpom the Sierra Leone i Clarrirdon, Fisher, from J50 L Veonus , fromn ;n Ann, Jenkins, from Limerifrock.ess CiiKi, iAY ?? t;re Corrtils, fror Centstantinople. PoRYNOUTI, MY dO-d.W Arrved He obe, Liale, from Itatanzas. PoRTL.AND.-Aiiivei off, the Castor, Jane, from Batavia; Henrick, -, from Havannsih. SOUTHiiAMiPTON, MAY 30.Arrived the Peace ...

... COR~N MAIRKrT.-FILIDAY. I CORN MARKET.-FiKtDAY. Since Saturday last, the weather has beets very warm and showery, and sever, we believe, did vegetation make more ratlid progress thanl during this time. This favourable change is likely toots to operate on our markets. ?? which a week ago was eagerly sought for at the enormous price uf 2s. Od, and t3s, per stone, is tuiw almost neglected, and ...

... From ihe London GAZETTES of June 13 and 16. DECLARATIONS OF tNSOLVENCY. Richard Ellingworth, York, bookseller. John M-Lean, Exeter, linen draper. 0: Charles Stanbridge, William Forbes Marshall, and Thos. Robinson Williams, Lamb's-buildings, Bunhill-row, manu. 0- facturers of artificial skins. in Samuel Fletcher, Regent's.canal-basin, coal-merchant. m Edward Parry and Archibald Fish, Warwick ...

... The 11th of June, the day of thie nativity of St. Johnl tho Baptist (0 OS.), falling this year on Stmcay, the election of scholars from this school to Fellowships of St. John 's college, Oxford, and to three vacanlt Fxhlihitions at Pembroke college, Cambridge, too1; plaee on 9a tt'daty. 'Thle e.'canination of the eight monitors in the chapel wias conducted by the Rov. Phlilip Wyanter, O) D, ...