... HULL PRICE CURREN'T'.-JU.Y 29, 181. 2 1 2 2 C0 2 3 2 3 2( 2 5 2 112 ( I *1 .c 2 I 13 II 11 Ii 4~ 139 Ic 13) is 121 113 It 3151 17 l 133 (13 CATITLE BONES, peiroTn C5 IS 0 F LA X, lmga, IV P.T.RL, per Cavt ii I l..ig t .Fi. 2 14 9 h ~a is . . .. I'l Neci v hit 12lia s . s 2 c 9 Ncccrs .l..l. 20 Memel d Imilds .. .. c . 4 ..c 13 Crown 2 i13 'IlENi'P, Polish [1 ...

... *bippinq Intrilimim. I PORT OF HULL. L TELEGRAPR[ OFFICh, May 6.-Witid at Humber Float- S SE., fresh. Bar. 29.C0- -Off Humtber FPoat, Outward, at 2 8 P.a. yesterday-No. 1821, Erin, steamer. 2170, Pegpsus, *teamer. 2140, Wm. Darley, steamer.--Oe Hlumber Floot, Outward, at 1 1 t.m.-No. 2084, Harlequin, B B. 2532, Deborah, e schooner. 21,3, Tay, schooner.--Wind at Humtber Float, noon-West, ligbt. ...

... lbipping Ilittfligrlle. PORT OF HULL. TELEGRAPHL OFPICE-Manci 18th. Winid at Humber Float-South, fresh. Bar. 29.57,-Off Humber Float, Inward, at 7 AM.-No. 2157, Vivid, steamer. -OfflHumber Float, Outward, yesterday at6 r.Ms.-No 2115 Susan, B.B-.At anchor in Grim-by Roads-No. 2089, Navy, B B. 2134, Ibis, B B.-Off Humber Float, Inward, at 2 P.M. -No. 2113, Britanida, B.B.-Off tillingholmre, ...

... SDipping Intllfgence. ,,.Ili anu Captains l1'xroI TrOi Turse I0 rleece. Banse Riga Hull Champion, Peter Pernau Ditto Henry, Barlass Wyburg Ditto Thetis, Richmond Ditto Ditto Regaid, Taylor Riga Ditto Victoria, Reynardson Wyburg Ditto Ruby, Simm Ditto Ditto Pandora, Sneltlmania Ditto Ditto Bolivar, Beiattyman Ditto Ditto thenry, Pelhran Ditto Ditto Providence, Graham Riga Ditto Ludwig, Beck ...

... CIOY, WEDNESDAY Evim Ntc;.-The celebration of the Christmas holidays has tended to diminish the general business of the City, save in special articles of Colonial and other produce. The Stock Exchanges have been all but deserted, and the attendance of the merchants on 'Change has been unusually limited. The funds maintained a very great degree of buoyancy up to yesterday afternoon, when the ...

... CITY, WEDNI:SDAY EVCNI.NG.-A vcry general desire is shewn among capitalists and others in the City, to obtain information of the intent ionis of Sir Robert Peel and his colleagues, with rcspect to an alteration in the present Corn-laws, All, however, that is at present kuown upon the subject is, that the inquiries of the Premier are most extensive and constant, and that he has sought the ...

... I SCOTCH AND IRISH CORN MWARIKETS. SCOTCH MARKETS. EDINBtURGIT, Jan. 20.-The supply of Wheat, Barley, and Oats large, Peas and Beans mniddling. Sales rather quick, except for the latter sort. The Wheat at 70s per qr weighed 65 lb per bushels the Barley at 35s weighied 5 ; lb * the Oats at 2ls 4i1 weighed 46 ib; Peas and Ieans sold from S2s to 40s per qr. Best Wheat 70s; current 58s to 60s. ...

... - 1 n - - .- - - He. -- _- . STATE OF THE GRAIN MAIRKET AT HAMBURGH, February 26, 1841. (Furnished exclusively for the IMull Packel.) WHnIAT.-Witifl, this week past from 14,O00 qr to 15,500 qr have again been purchased, deliverable at the restoration of the navigation. The prices till then had only risen from 4d to Gd per qr, but since that time more orders from abroad for pur- chasing having ...

... '??bi -pping Intfilignict. PORT OF HULL. HULL, Feb. 27-The Apollo, Sadler, from Rotterdam, with a cargo for this port, woet on shere on Thursday morning, Feb. 25tb, on iasbro' Sand, in thick weather, and likely to become a total wreck.; the captain and crew safely landed--March 2 -The schooner Leighton, from Ipswich, with grain, has passed by for Goole. THURSDAY, Feb. 25. Foreign Sailed.-Dido, ...

... qrgicultural ant Qommemcial .41larkets. I , = . I HULL CORN RETURNS, CORN MARKEFT,-c INSPCTO'S EEKLY CORN RETURNS FOR IIULL. QUANTITIES.I AMOUNT. FititQ - -~~q, - ~ 48 (, Whet . ~ lqa.7buah. 28 I0 xt219 I~ Barey 389 4 57 4 0 1 t 4 Oats .1399 0 1395 1864 o0l1 11 Rye .0.. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Beans 89 0 154 12 0 114 8 peas 2 03120 11860 HULL, Jan. 19 -W0 have had a decided thaw ...

... I port of dOull wttOns, or Prom the 271h Nor. to the 3rd Dec., 1841, both inctwrie. ,s Medora, Wilnan, from Pictou, 282 pirces hardwood, 5c 12 ,11 battens, 5e 2 qrs 16 deals, lc I qr 23 deal ends, 7 fathoms lath- at wood 7V Ward Diana, Nahmens, from Antwerp, 23 bales tow, 385 bales laX, ss bale British goods, returned, I case contents unknown J Foster re Ant, Uttirig, from Dunkirk, 385 bales ...

... bi'mitriuMi. -SM _3A N K ItU PTS. From the I ondon (,'naetle of Vlseo.day, Dec. 29. ASHITON'. TlwmaOO JohIn. if Pill-mlttl, iR thle colinty of Middle- rex. tailor, d uaseot railer Indlebted j. jetty with Chailes sucars, of Crytict.Lnlns noFildus, in thle cojunty of Ididdle sex, aI hanki et, Ito sue Jan 8a at loot1l-pott 1. mnd Feb 9 ait 12. 'ole, ?? lorlo' Temple. Pet cr8, JoseeIli Alezxander ...