... Port of Toult Imports, A_~~~~~ I Frown the 21st to the 271h Afarck, both incluEswe. Whim of Hull, Tacker, from lamnbarg-330 qrs wheat, 284 qrs 150 bags peas, 175 qrs linseed, 114 bags cloverseed, 15 bales sea grass, 160 bags woollen rags, 5 bales pigi' hair, 1 case con- taining a piano-forte, I case contents unknown, 61 bales wool, 1 package furniture Gee and Co Washington of Wells, Jarvis, ...

... I Mull trice Current. I CATTLE BONES, per Ton ,£5 10 0 £5 12 FLAX, liga, D.C.,perCwt .. * 2 12 0 0 0 0 L!Wlzt P.'l'.lt., .. *2 8 0 0 0 0 Zills 2 9 0 0 0 0 ItIX~~~~~~~t ~~2 7 0 0 0 0 26 (i 00~ 'V 200 2 7 0° D.C.2 2 0 2 5 0 Peteisburg 12hend .o2 .. 2 OO 0 0 9 lenlls.1 8 0 . . O Narval 2 heatli; . . . 2 4 C G : ..O O DO 1) N ...

... I -- Aull Price Ourrent. C ATTLE, BONES, per Ton . 0 0 0 £6 5 FLAX, Riga, DC., per Cwt .. ..0 0 J .. 0 00 Light P.T.R. .. $ 5 .. 0 0 a zins .. .. ..260 .. 001? C. f50 6O P.T.R2 20 .. 240 S-P.T.R 2 50 2 60 D.C..2 2 0 2 5 Petersburg 12 )heads .20 22240 9 heads o 19200 Narva i2 heads . 2 4 6 .. ao 9 heads.0 .2000 0 M*emel, 4brands 6 ...

... *tipping Patc1li-gEnce. PORT OF HULL. TELEGRAPH OFFICE, M.Y 13-Wind at lumber Float, North, light. Bar. 30.45.--Off Humber Float. Outward, at 4 A.ta.-No. 2101, Active, B.B.-Off llumber Float, Ianuard, at 7 AkN-No. 2407, Francefska Maria, D. galiot. Laura, schr., of Cuxhaven. No. 2535, Stourbridge, schr., at 11.30 A&l.- Wind, noon, at Ilumber Float, North Last, light. --Off Hum- her Float, ...

... Wort of wtdtI Imp-orts, From the 29th August, to the 4th Sept., both inclusive. Marys, Johnson, from Hamburg, 873 qrs wheat, 17 bales wool Gee and Co Alte Liebe, Hachtmann, from Hamburg, 484 qrs wheat F Helming and Co Catherine Ann, Middleson, from Archangel, 1519 barrels Tar, 2100 mats Burstall and Lamplough Twee Gebruder, from Amsterdam, 450 qrs wheat Taylor and Co Sapho, Clementsson, from ...

... HA MBURIGII CORN MARI .ET._ Qn± A 1 n 'VI . -n m -- STAPT OF TIIE (RAINT Mifl IRET AT IIAMiiURGII, Auguist °7O IS41. (Suir .i-lad exclusiviey £ ,r ihe ailt ?'ncjj t.t 537IMA-Th-, woasher for the L ot f Iiei hg o c Ine with foil huxeclioes holdera Hl .i brat veri more diii- pced to sel', ill CrioCIII ii-of whichl cozisiloiab]L puloelia-ss ave ir iade. Oi Iitalonday laor, after the arrival of ...

... Io #lculturitl JIadetts, t. j I -I= GRAIN IN BOND. Hull, April 5.-Wheat, 16,635 qrs. Oats, 3,160 qrs. Beans, 2,329 qrs. Peas, 280 qrs. Liverpool, March 31.-Wheat, 70,440 qrs. Barley, 2,202 qrs. d Oats, 2,606qrs. Beans, 2,825 qrs. Peas, },587 qrs. London, March 5.-Wheat, 100,377 qrs. Barley, 351 qrs. 0 Oats, 6,116 qrs. Beans, 82 qrs. Peas, 2,441 qrs. v United Kingdom, March 5,-Wheat, 215,742 ...

... I pull 4price Ourrent. 600-0 CATTLE BONES,per Ton £5 10 0 .. 12 5 FLAX, Rita, D C.,perC t . 10 0u Lig P.T.R. . 280.00a Zins 2 9 0. 000 C-11L~~270..000 P.T.R. 2 6 0 o 0 (I S.P.T.R. 2 6 0 . 2 o D.C ' 2 .22 . u Petersburg 12heads . .. .2 . 0 o). o 0 90 heads.. ..1. ~ s: Narval2 heads -. 2 4 6 I i 0 9S heads . ..2 UUItU0 Meinel ...

... sraze ant Crommerce. FOREIGN COtIMERCE.-It happens, that while our cora. mercial intercourse with the countries with which we have been dealing oln free trade principles has been gradually declining, the trade with those countries with which we continue to deal oni the old system has been gradually in. creasing. The trade with Russia, for instance, wvhich in 1827 was £1,408,970, in 1836 was £1 ...

... CITY, WDNESDAY EVENINGs.-Although matters in the manufacturing districts, if we except the woollen trade, have not much improved since our last, the funds have vorn a firmer appearance, and prices have risen nearly -r per cent. The corn speculations, it is expected, wvill soon be brought to an end by the beautiful weather . To- day, consols opened at 89g 1 for money, and 901 'a for the ...

... ibbipping Intfeligne. PORT OF HILL. IuLr,., Feb. 4-The Batavia, Schaifer, from Batavia, with augar snd collee, for Rotterdam, has put into our roads through stress orf weather, and with loss of boats, bulwarks, &c. 5-The William, Spencer, from London to Newecastle, was abandoned in a inaking state on the 19th ult.; crew saved by the smack William and Alary, of London, and landed at Grimsby ...

... | 2; ifjC Alarkets e vincial dealers was not very nunerxus the Devous. Runts, Short horns, and Heefords at Id I the currencies noted on this day se'zi bt i middling and inferior breeds the trde ruled he~bt barely stationary prices. Prime ohl Downs wrvr r4 and fully as dear as last noted; but otherwise tl~ e l>. trade was dull, with a moderate &upgly offering .. thote from Llncolnshire came to ...