... *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, ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENINO.-Commercial matters. -We regret to have to announce several failures in the city; a sugar-baking establishment, and a drug establish- ment, are amongst the number. The failure of Moutefiore, brothers, for debts amounting to £100,000, has excited great interest in the commercial circles; and accounts from St. Petersburgh state the failure of a silk merchant to the ...

... 5.1 s c)rB. j I COTTON.The week's import is 3,065. The stock IDprevlously Was 371,9ii2. The sales this week: re IS iiS0 leav. ed ing a stock of Cottoll now in the port of 35,097, being 148,287 to bales more than last year. The stock of American is 661,085, 01,1385 bales more than last year. The apparent weekly con. I ; sumption up to to-day is 22,056 against23l,399 to same time last of year ...

... LONDON GAZE rTE, FRIDAY, July2. S A N v ST S I' )Q - I, J BANSKRUPTS. 01 rig-. Al the lreetrirrgs o Cernr.lnisioe to Mlddleueac ore held of Iat I ealo om.n isioserd' Coart, Blasirnghall Street, London. of :BATSON Wllrlnm, and Henry Joeeph 8i-sell, of Lea Brr,;: of st, New Iron Wil Irs, In the parish of Tipon , in the county o th an, Staird, iron materalo co.panere, d. C. to sur. Juiyl5 fn ry : ...

... I ; ?? a BANKTRUPTB. fj BAGOTT James, of Merry-vale, 1i the cl y of Worcester, es licenced vlctua~ler, d. c. to Eur. JLIY 13, and Aug. 17 at 12, at 0 the office of Rea, Worcester.-Sol. Rea, Worcester.-Pet. cr. I J. Rea, Worcester. maltster. - BALSHAW Charles, of Altrincham, In the county of Chester, all bookseller, sratloner, d. c. to Bur. July 19, and Aug. 17 at 12, ne at the Cgommssionei'b ...

... LONDONGAZETTE, TUESDAY, March 16. BANKRUPTS. if ALDER Anthony, of Brimpecombe, in the county of Glouces. ter, cloth factor. d. c. to sur. March 26, and April 27, at 11, at y the Royal GeorgetHotel, Stroud.-SAs. Paris, Stroud.-Pelrilon. it ing crec itors Thomas Mailing and Samuel Stephen Marilng. of Stroud, clothiers. APPLEFORD William, and Frederick Jrshua Appleford, of Holborn-bars, lubthe ...

... THE CLOTHING MANUFACTUMRES. . WOOL. TEIE WOOL TRADE, London, Thursday.-The public .s3es of Wool having been br. ught to a close, we have now before us the opinion of several eminein brokers in the trade, as also a sueL. i nrary of the qtrot3tions reclised, which we have given in anothcr column. The imports of wool into London during the weck meng 3to-.!y have been very large, v'z. 2,675 bales ...

... I it .1 ~~~WOOL. THE WOOL TRADE, London, Thursday Evening.- Thc series of Wool sales, to which we alluded in our last, commen^. ed rns Tuesday. The quantity advertised is about 21,000 bales, but F as the arrivals frorn our Colonies continue large, there may yet be more declared, before they terminate. Mesmrs. Simes and Co. -pened the sales, bye Ifering on Tuesday 1i06 bales, c mprising 262 ...

... tA; London, Tuesdt.'a Evening, Oct. 26. tmd iv Prices have been firm for most kinds of produce since sea ies ?? day week; frorn the bone trade a good demand has exist- hold to ed; but the sbippers are still cautious in their proceedings, of s and frorm the ?? period of the season there Is littie c(l- prospect that any material improvevment can take place. The paei rho arrivaios have been to a ...