... «.f mnuaUrial nek diaw off reroiiilioiuuy from »»rg«iiie ebauffra in the ruimliluliMti. roatiiiin* to ply the rmuitry ...

... intend placing the New and Elegant Stk.vmfw ••|HIS.*’ Captain Tl*bnea, on the above Staboii, thus providing additnatal steam communication Yarmouth and the Humber, and preventing the of any nous detention in the transit of Goods. The •* IBIS will ply under From (fOOLK every TUESDAY. From HULL every WEDNESDAY. From YAK MOUTH . every SATURDAY ; Commencuig from on Tuesday, the 'doth September ...

... BEVERLEY. HES9LE, & NORTH CAVE NOTICE i» hereby given, that the TOLLS the TOLL GATE upon the mi ...

... Death of a Kkporu AssoriAnoN.— On Saturday night, died a natural death. The Hefonn AsnuciaUuii CUthetoe, luavtiig four tiieiubera to deplore its kam.’’ Great Western Steamer.— The following communication reached the editor the Magazine from friend Bristol 100 late for lu* present number: The Great Western sieano r reached King-road last night (August *211). Nt about haifl* eleven o’clor'k, ...

... ynyst yyay Lloyd registf.r of British and FOKKION SHIPPING. *2. White-lioo-cooit, London, March 12, IS3S. Sbi Clas* Ship* E. —The atieoUon and raptama u» raouoated to the fullowuin nil**, ls, aecbon #».*». in the refulati'-na adopted for the ituuuMCenoiil Lloyd's Kr*i-I«*r of Bntiah ami *i*. -••Snbje»*t «H-raM ...

... .1. A. LLOYD, lIAIU-CL'TTKU, I* r, K K-M A K i; u, I-, m likin' I’l.ACi: ( /A* i'httrrk, on>l /tilr of ) I '(;S moHl riM|Hvtfiillv inr-.riu lli** an.l of Hull ami its Virinil I ) that Il l- ••!». 11. -I til. I’r.-ui.s. an.l « 10.111 ill* !• • \|>« rit-iH «• In- has had m • '••»% |«rl ho liiiMU.--. ■ a ..l lh. .1 k.ii*l |Mlr..iiac. ami Ti .1 I. .an n|;il. mlh.-ui • •i!-.*r«li..ii thit ho unih ...

... REPORT OF THE WOOLLEN TRADE FOR THE MONTH OF. AUGUST, (continued.) I -- I o. We now fulfil our promiseeof.last week, in offering a for few condensed remsarkse on .two, im ate of importance to the flat Woollen Manufacturers, via,, the revived proposal of ?? on i ml. the Iraport of Foreign Wools,. and -the clothing ?? of the de i00 wools of our Ansiralism 'Co'~ldnes. a HlY Isa the 'Farmnrr'e ...

... 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 ...

... [CONTINUED FROM5 THE SIXTH PAGE.) cml tic WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. h AUGUST 31.-The supply of Wheat here co-day t5ll is v'ery moderate, but the weather being fine, the sale oh hall been slow at a decline of' 33. pier fir. upon good fresh qualities, with very little demand for any other description. Oats are lii. per stone cheaper. The demand for Beans is very trifling, and they are Is. to 2s. ...

... JHtttk tbt Jforfarebirt fettnm. our l.f*! publiralioti guvi* tinmi'lum holy ami I ini n-Munit kof tin I'orf.ir-lnna l cam it, |>l\iia; In twiiui lino poll iiikl Duinlc*-. I'hc foll'iwuit; are aihiitiuual parln of liu* heartnii liiiK ...

... COMPARISON OF FOREIGN GRAIN AND FLOUR WITH THE ENGLISH MARKET. The price of white wheaten bread of the first quality at Paris is 67J a. theloaf of two kilograinmes, which is less than 6i the loaf of 41b English weight, and the price of bread of tho first quality in London being 10d the loaf of 41b, the dif ference is 75 per cent that bread is dearer in London than in Parie. The bighest ...

... Wi; aitall fn queully throw out ideas the on. grossing Mihj ...