... *fivppvina KItztetiqence. = i FRIDAY, APRIL 3.-Wind EJfresh. Tweed, Lawson, fell over in No. 1, Clarence Graving Dock this morning and sustained damiage VirginGa. lairris, hence at New York, 28th Feb. Ph~adephi, Mrga, fom ew orkat Portsmouth. sailed oda Mrehvinl comanithd troe Riso, etrah for thie Cpeortoo Holedoloth, Jaltn. ?? TieN arcm Triessf te, aende Gertrobde, Black sroke Lehon,7 Inblat. ...

... REVIEW Of THE CORN TRADE DURING I - - - - THE PAST WEEK. (From Bell's J'eekIy Jlfeuseager of March 2.) The condition of the English wheat having been improved by the fiavourable state of the weather, a good demand was experienced on Monday for it, and the driest samples realised an advance of 2s. per qr, with a steady trade for foreign, although the latter is only taken in many instances ...

... ?*bfppillq ]Intelligence. I PORT OF HULL. HULL, Dec. 8-The Emilie, Smith, from Lynn, with coals for r Selby, put into this port, having lost an anchor andl cable when riling off Ctcea Ness. VESSEL SPoKEN.-The Madras, of this port, Capt. Slack, on the 3rd inst., from Liverpool to Demerara, in lat. 49 31 N., lonlg. 9 44 W., all well, out seven days,-by the Juisachan. THURSDAY, December 3. ...

... I 1h.^ -t-e --A._ -- I1 I,. The custom among wholesale booksellers of con. vening the trade under the auspices of' a good dinner, for the purpose of selling stock, is a. liberal institution of the olden time, which appears to be gaining strength in the present generation. It is not exactly known when this custom was first established, but it is supposed to have existed for nearly two ...

... I a from Int to wuII. SAILING OF'rHR GRISIIY STEAM PACKETS 3 lu yI Saiorron, Jird). Sail freof G,,tbY Feb.22 Saiurdy I 0 nt Past 9h morn 4apao, 01, aftirn 23 Sunj)dae 3 . **9 , *45 5 i.Mniol, lay 1 g 4 0 .. 215 Tuesaqln 15 10 £5 6 2'i. edtsesd. 15 11 . 27. Thurslay o 12 aftern O 28 FridaV 30 I 30 9 ABErtDEEN rom Hull every Saturday from ...

... ,agricultural and (sommert, I -f to( tlaritets. $T1JLL CORN R1tTURNS, CORN MARKET; &c. gNSPECTOR'S WEEKLY CORN RETURNS FOR H1ULL. QUANTITIES. AMOUNT. PER ,what161 9qrs. 3bush.- £5909 103 £3 12 11 Wh~eat .. 0 0 0 00 0 00 oatsy.100 2142.93 1 8 5 25 043 3o0 114 6 Iie . 6 080 10 0 2 4 Bea.0 .00 0 0 0 0 HULL, Sept. 8 -The weather has been variable during the past week-, ...

... | I - LI VERPOOL, September I.-At our market only a moderate business was transacted in Wheat: foreign was offered ror delivery after Thursday at 4d to Cd per bushel below the rates of last Tuesday, and we reduce our quOtations generally to that extent. Oats were fully 2d per 451bs, and Oatmeal 3s per load cheaper: both met' a very limited demand. Free foreign -Flour Is per barrel lower. ...

... lgritultural ant tDOmctiadil fflarkets. i HULL CORN RETURNS, CORN MARKET, &o. INSpECTOR'S WEEKLY CORN RETURNS FOR HULL. QUAXT1TIMS. AM.OUNT. PE1R QR. Wiheat .. . 574qrs. 4hush. £07,47 158 £3 0t1o ]Barley . 210 0 110 0 oats. -.209 0231 36 12 1 e .. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 By ~~15 G632 15 0 23 8 peas .. . 000 0 0 BJULL, Oct. 13.-The weather since this dlay se'nnight has been as fitie as ...

... I I DERBY, July 10.-We had a better demand for Wheat and Oats to-day, at 2s advance on last week's market. No alteration in other things. Wheat 60s to 74s. Oats 33s to 35s. Beans 49s to 51s. Barley 33s to 36s per qr. LIVERPOOL, July 13.-Daring the last two days the weather has been much finer, and at our market this morning only a moderate business, on the whole, Was effected in Wheat, at the ...

... I *bfppin(t Intelliffence. I PORT OF HULL. FRIDAY, Oct. 2. Foreign Arrived.-William Darley (s), Draper, from Hambro'. Ann Guthrie, Jackson, from Rotterdam.,-Sailed.Sylvanus, Mc Kenzie, for Riga. Diana, Hansen, for Nyborg. Laura, I Lawson, for Rotterdam. Jessie, Davidson, for Elsinore. James Brook, Turner, for Hambro'. Agenoria, Sutton, for Lisbon. Eugene, Hansen, for Antwerp. Marys, Lancaster, ...

... CORN-EXCHANGE, 4IARK-LANE, FRIDAY, DEc. II.- The supplies of Wheat and Barley are moderate from Monday, and rather better prices are obtained. Of Irish Oats arrivals are again large, and the trade is very slow. Peas, Beans, and other grain without alteration. 11ONDAY, DEc. 14.-There were moderate supplies of Wheat Barley, and Peas, from Essex, Kent, and Suffblk, for this day's market; but a ...

... -(~I~!CtI~tua. an . -1$ortaItfarkts. 1~UL CRNRETURNS, CORN MARKET, &c. 7 a ,NOTO'SWEIEKLY CORN RETURNS FOR HULL. V, QUANTITIRS AMOUNT. PElt QR. p 3390qrs. 3lnush. £13170 I 0£3 17 8hI piheat . 150 0270 0 0 116 0 0 BarleYr.. '8 9 4658916 0 11 03n~ oats 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 d gee s8r, 0 42 6 80 251 0I, Bean . 0 0 0 00 00 0 pea5 __ _ _ Ags18.-The business transacted during the past V wekba ...