... £5fipfng Thteligcute. POiR'T 01 IIULL. TllUl;SDAY, SnaErBEen 20. Fonesoro AaEllVED.-Hlelena. Reed, fromn Lubuck. Gebr_ miania, Thiel, from Danzic. Johan, Christopl Ilenry, Pelham; from Petersburg. Ellen, Bell, from Cronstadt, Rapid, White, from Pillau. COASTER SAILED.-London (CS), Taylor, fur London. FRIDAY. SEIrT. '. FoaeRzon AnRIvcD.-Surah and Ants, Schau, from KEel, Charlotte, Plagerutann, ...

... Id -E - En id LONDON, TUESDAY, SEPT. 4. E SUGAR.-The market for British Plantation Sugar opened rather brisk, and last week's prices have been generally Lit so maIntained. Verylittledoingin Mauritius. Fine Bengal Oil nt Sugars are still In demand, at very fuil prices, bat inferior Gal sorts are neglected. The Refined market continues in a Pal esdepressed state. Ih MOLASSES. The demand for this ...

... YESTERDAY'S WAKEFIELD CQRN MARKET. The weather continued very fine up to Wednes- day night. Yesterday we had rain most of the day, and this day id also wet. ; The fresh supply of Wheat this mllornirg is quite trifling, but the. demand is not great. The rates of last week are barely supported or whatis sold. Oats are rather lower. ,Not much doing in Beans, andi pricer without much variation. ...

... COMPARISON OF FOREIGN GRAIN AND FLOUR WITH THE ENGLISH MARKET. The highest quotation of white wheat of the first quality atI E'laniburgh is 170 ridaollars current the last, which answers I to 52H 3d the qaarter,' and the highest quotation of red wheat I Fo the first quality is 166 rixdolars current the'lait, which anewersto 5lid the quarter, audtherel'orethe'mean price at tiainbmrgh of white ...

... I C 'hi oA*arpets, &a. from 5s 6d to 6s per stone; of lean Beasts there was only I a thin show. Fresh Heolers andlu-calvers wvere in demand. t Sheep, particularly those of good quality, were pretty well i sold up at 6d per lb. Fat Lambs, 7d. YORK WOOL MARKET, Sept. 1K-We have had a good attendance of buyers to this day's market, with a fair supply of Wool. There has not been much business done ...

... ICBORN MARKETS, &c. , , atten, tCO5OTNUtED FROMl THEB SIXTEs PAGSO to be mark WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. per a S.PT. 7.-There is a very short supply of Wheat WE to this day's market, and the best fresh samples nearly IWng P SUPport the rates of last Friday, but there is not much to 6d. demand for middling qualities. Several samples of new Oats from the South, and in fair condition, are offered NO ...

... *b#ing laullignte. PORT OF HULL. THURSDAY, AUGUST 30. FoRtoaN ARaIVED.-Concordia. Tieman, from Altona. Mathilda, Rock, from Neswstadt. Petrel, Bell, from Arch- angel. Marianne, Hansen, from Copenbagen.-SAILED. Hull, Clarke, for Oporto. Earl Dalhousie, Johnson, for Petersburg. Marianne Bertha, Piepen, for Meme). Min- strel, Jenkinson, for Petersburg. Port Reval, Lawson, for Cronstadt. Neptunus, ...

... 19rt of 3ull Inports, I Fromz ite 7/l to tle 12h September, bath include. t Gazelle of Milford, Phi lips, fiomn MigP, B IGO, 7 met-:3SI a buwnles flax Hloidnisess a't. Co. a-c: ts 3 Produce of Hull, Pool, from Hamburg, B 150, S men-SoS quarters wheat, Z taos deer horns, 13 bales svool Gee and Co. .irny of Hull, Frankibh, from Hamburg, B9228, I men- C 92 quarters wheat, 40D) quarters p0as. 36i3 ...

... . - ?? - - [CONTINUTED FROM TUE SIXTH PAGE.] the and WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. quo SEPT. 14.-The supply of Wheat is again short, and sin the best fresh samples have gone off at about the rates D mol of last week ; middling and stale descriptions meet Mu dull sale. Good new Wheat is in fair request, and V obtains up to 673. for Red, and 70s. for very prime a fi White. Oats maintain last Friday's ...

... FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, SEr. - ' BANKRUPTS. DAVID FRANCIS, surgeon, Goswell-street-rond, to aur. render Sept. 11, at ten, and Oct 16, at twelve, at the Court eS Bankrnptcy. Clark, St.; Swith'es-lone, Lombard.street. omcial assignee; Kearaey, Hughes, and Thomas, LeadeahaWl. street. WALTER BROWN, victualler, Sheffield, Sept. 13 ams Oct. 16, at eleven, at the Town-hall, Shefield. Hudson, ...

... BIe ftardtm, &-r. GRAIN TN BOND, Rc. Stock of Grain in Bonded Warehouses, in Hull, on the 31st of August:- Wheat, 78,109 qrs Barley, 1,058 qrs. Oats, 65,1J9 qrs. Beans, 22,976 qrs. Peas,3,731 qrs. Stock of Grain in Bonded Warehouses, in Liverpool on the 31st of Austcst:- Wheat, 148.77, qrs. Barley, 1,18 qrs. Oats, 7,969 qre. Beans, 5.948 qrs. Peas, 2361 qrs. Stock of|Grain in Bonded Warehouses ...

... itcanm markets from anb to Pull. ABERDEEN,..From Hull everySSaturdayfrom Aberdeen everv WNednesday BARfON From udll ever? day, (exeept Sundav), at seven. lialf-pasttwelv,.andffouro'cloek. fronu Barton at nine, half- past two, and half-past six o'elock. On Sundays from Hull at eight in the umorning, and foro-s Barton at palfst two in the afte-noon .On cantle mnarket days a ...