... Vort of Eull JmJporls, bL .. , 1. - , , . e. . ,. .- .. Fsrom Ste 13th to the 1911 A'ee., 1841, both ZwtjUsi'-e. Isabella, Jean, from Xavia, 2,633 boxes 628 haliboxses raisins, 3 boxes melons, 3 box(,s pornegranates 6 barrels almnonds, 50 lb:, raisilns in frail Headley and Co Glide, 5aetLt, from Petersburg. 19 bales hemp, 65 mats 16 bales hides, 1,951) qrs linseed, 4 CiSCS tongues, 4 kegs ...

... SCOTCII AND IRISH CORN IARIETS. SCOTCI MAR1UTS. I \ I.. . . . . . BERWICK, April 24-'Thore sea, a fair show of samples of Wheat. Barley. aod Oats here to~day. The oale of each was very beavy, and priees fully lower tban this day se'nsiglt. Wheat 50s to Gls. B irley 24s to 30s. Oats 23s to 2°is Beans 3:s to 37s. Peas 30s to 37d per qr. Flour 45s to 48s per 280 lbs. IDINBUPGIl, April 21 -The ...

... titpping lintdllige2e. PORT OF HULL. .TRLEORAP1 Geroa, Oct. StL-Wind at HumbertPloat, W.N.W. very fresh. Bar. 29.95.-Off lumber Flcat, Inward, at 7 A.Ai.-No 2192, Ant, smack.-Off Killinghiolme, Inward, at 10 A.m.-Government steam-packet-Off ilumber Float, Out- ward, at 7 A.hi.-No, 2114, Planter, B.B. ; 1810, St. George, steamer, at II A.N. ; 2195, Stnetor, B.Bk., for New Orleans; 1816, Emerald ...

... SI T HAMBURGHC.fA i I uc 'rU ijiN MIARKET. STATE OF TUE GRI M tAitnrT AT HIAMBURGH, July 23, 1841. (Furnished exclusively for: the HRoll Pac/eel.) ,t W'IEAT.-ThQ eoitiniual r dis iu Eliglalnd, aiid almnost every- Y where onl the coutilertc, havecatilsel a gnod deal of appreliesion Is for the g!'.lii 110W' i` the field, alild cuiseqte011ly have pioduced miore animation iu trade, particu.arly ...

... .bP~§3i~~ue L lt,., PORT OF HULL. Sir HULL, Feb. 5 -The Glenroy, Ajppleby, from Shields f S son London sprang a leak, 2nd inst., off Flarnbro' Read and sIab roller crew saved.-.The cargo of the John and Hannah, Davey, frj Iyam Leeds for London, latelystranded 6ntheSpurnhasbeeribrough up here in a very damaged condition. t h Tor, ' TTHURSDAY, Feb. 3. was Foreign Sao ed,-Mi strel, Jenkinson, ...

... RULL PH1CUE CURRENT.-F ess. 12, 1845. CATTLE Bl)NESperl'oi ?? ;65 17 6..6 0 0 FLAX, Rtiga, 3V1.~ e~ I 0 0 0 I, i L LP.T .(.I o0..28 zmns ?? 19 00.() 0 C.MN * . 2.161 0.0 0 0 P.T.R. ?? ?? I 16 16 o S. P.T. I .. .. .. . 1 8 0 0 0 0 D.C . . .. .. . I1 12 0 0 0 0 Fe terab Li rg 1 2'ineal (I 0 ..0 ?? ..0 0 0 9 list ?? ?? 0 ..0 0 00 Narvallihoud .. . .. .. !0 0..0 0 0 9 1VAIS .. .. .. ...

... HULL PRICEICURUENT.-OOT. 31, 1844. ATTLE 13ONES.DerToi.. 1 ?? 0 a (X CATTLE BONES,porrTon . 4 o0zo. a 0U ,lAX. Rigs, W.P.T.R,per GCt ?? 2 I o ?? f 3 4 L gn t'P.'J.I1 . ?? ?? . . 1l13 ?? ?? ?? ?? I I -: ID. 0 .ooQ C. 110 0U 0 0 P.T.. . . . i.1s56 Il 0,,,1 .M. . ?? ?? . .1 0 0 0 0 DC.P.T.. . . .. 1 12 0 0O0 Petersburg I Iouada 0 o o,, o o- o0 Duhend. .0 0 0 0 0 0 Narial2hcade . . U U ...

... C IOMMERCIAL RETROSPECT OF THE WEEK. I The dulness ii tho produce marketi continues to In- crease, and the business transanted by tile home trade , has been to a small extent only since tiis day week. For t exportation there arefew orders for any kinrdof produco, n. and the purchases made have'bein ?? then hes been the case for a long period; holders of goods, however, for the most part ...

... INSEED. OdessaI - - - __ .,U I nuaor.eN I.-J UNE V, 1848. LiNSiDCD, Odessaperquar._. £_. 2 0 0 to O2 2 3 - -Petsr.~burigltte . 2 0 0 ?? 0 Co mon ?? 0 0 (I -.ror ?? 0 0 o oo ?? 0.1186 ML'ineleid~onigsberg.I 10 5 . 1 0 - lainbro' and Danish..0 0 0 I, S. 2-lipoli~l~er tun ?? 25 0 *. 0 0 ° -IOA['LS ,Gere ?? I1 0 ,. I GI IHun1garian 0 -BlaCkSea ?? . ?? .. , , 0 o0I OifLs, Ba1li-poli,per ?? tb 0 ...

... We have received the usual monthly Accounts re- lating to trade and navigation, issued by the board of trade, giving particulars of the principal imports and exports into and from the kingdom, for the ten months ending the 5th November last; from which we learn, that, notwithstanding the depression of trade in some,. important seats of manufacturing industry,the consump. tion of the leading ...

... The cultivation of cottonin India is a subject, the importance of which has been hitherto in a great degree overlooked, both by the legislature and the country at large. In the event of a serious misunderstanding with America, there can be no doubt that the capability of obtaining cotton from our East Indian possessions would be of the very first importance. We are glad therefore, that the ...

... CAT'Al' I ARIKIIITS. WAKEFIELD, WEDNESDAY, JUoaE 2. There wvas a short supply of beasts, 4,000 sheep, and a few Iambs. Prices:-B-ef 7s 9'i to Ss 3d per stone; Mutton 7d to 7-id ; lamb 81d pei lb. The attendance of buyers being numeroai, all the stock was sold. ROTHER5.HAM CITTLE MARKiET, MAY 31. There was a dhort shoW ot' stock, the usual number attending, and all met with a ready sale. Beef ...