... Hull—Messrs. W. I*. Carlton, 11. Gallon, U. Bell, and Alcock, chemists. Beverley —Messrs. U. itidjuison and Pipes, ehcniists. tioolc—.Mr. t'.iss. Uricir—Mr. Marstoii. Louth—Messrs. Hurst, Sutton, Johnson and Pearson, chemists. Grimsby—Mr. Wilson. UnTliiigt i —Mr. Uaynor, chemist. Scar, tough Mr. WiUilord, wine-merchant; and Messrs. Parrott. Harvey, Irek id, v.d BruumhnuL chemists. ...

... arts. Coloured Litiioobapiiy. —Very proat improrements hare recently been made in the art of lithographic enpraring,—and one of the most surprising is that of printing in colours, which lias been brought to high degree of perfection. This department of the art, hitherto conlincd to architectural subjects and landscapes, has now been applied flowers; and we have before us a most beautiful ...

... THE accounts lately received from Macao, brought intelligence of the English having been totally expelled from China, and that hostilities had actually commcuccd between Her Majesty’s forces, directed Her Suucrinteudant in person, and Chinese men of war, m other words, China is war with England. And the questions upon which the two countries are now at issue, being such difficult adjustment to ...

... HUNTINGTON, one of the SuriVJ. fun* to tbe Inhrmary, u to toißteditUo want a well educated Youth aa an out-door PUPIL. ...

... A NF.W LINEN DRAPERY, MERINOS. ORLEANS CLOTHS, MOI’SLINE DK LAINBS, SAXONIES. SUJVU. UJKDKSKCHIKn. l.A.vrf «Vf..VS STUi jTS. »e. OHEAT VARIBTV. HOSIERY. GLOVES. RIBBONS. LACE NET, FLOWERS, UMBRELLAS. BLANKETS, COUNTERPANES. RUGS, CLOAKS. PURS. kc. WHOLESALE DEALER* SUPPLIED OJI ADVARTAGBOt'* TERM*. ...

... CATTLE. SHEEP, PIGS, and GOODS in general, within the BOROUGH KINGS ION-UPON-HULL. will hold on TUESDAY, the 1 ThofAp.il, 1840, in CORPORATION CLOSE, near the last Road (wherein the Micbai‘lui.ts I oal Fair b.tbertk; been held), in said Borough, in addition to the places winch tbe Marked are held. urd ...

... A JOURNEY EULEOAD. After a famous dinner the Easton, of which the only unpleasant part was the last —I mean the paying of the bill—l took leave of dear Higgins (who, the by, discharged the Utile account), and at quarter nine found myself in snug eorner of one of the huge coaches of the Derby train. The lamp was lighted within; the people were pressing round the vehicles, offering oranges, maps ...

... 2rkftultural aborfnomermial Amarkets. sv ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-JuNz27, 1844. O rr r n~ar~aQ _=r~t~rs ?? IS 1 a P. .S 1F S CATTLE BONES, ?? . . £0 1 oZ 5 11 RLAX. Riga, W.P.T'R,perCwt ?? 2 0 0 .. Y 1 Lig0t P.T.RI. ?? . 118 ?? O D 0 zis . .. . ?? 1 00a C ?? ?? ., .. 0.. os o o P.T.R . ?? . ?? o0 00 D.C . . ?? ..0. ?? 01120 000 Potersburg lheads ?? ?? ?? 1 18 0. 0 00 lads ?? ?? ?? ?? . 114 0 0 0 0 Narval2 head ?? .. . .. .116 .0 0 0 ...

... BOSTON SPRING FAIR.-The May fair commenced on Monday. The town was visited by a tolerable large com- pany, and considerable animation prevailed. The sheep fair was, although by no means so large as on soame previous occasions, considerably better as regarded the prices ob. tanned. The number penned was about 25,000. The prices obtained for bogs ranged from 34s to 44s each; the highest price we ...

... 2aritultural anu (ronrinerciai AIlflarkets. I d ~~CORNT NMAR E 7 HULL, TUESDAY, JULY 18. 0 The weather has only been broken during the past weand conmplaints are e ry genera! of the crops hav- intg received some injury, yet we imagine, nothing which fa speedy return of fine weather would not remedy, 3.though we riay expect harvest later by fourteen a days than last year. A to-day's niarkcet, ...

... LINSEED.-The import amounts in this week to only 2,214 qrs, of which 1,514 qrs, are from Petersburg, and the remainder from Riga. There has been a pretty good demand on the part of the crushers, who have bought to a fair extent at 43s 6d to 44s per qr for fine, 40s for middling, and 38s to 39s for ordinary Peters- burg; 40s to 41s for Riga; and 41s 6d to 423 for Arch- angel. The quotations are ...