... Vort of 12d3ln Imports, Frows the 23rdc to the 29gM April, 184?, bath inclusive. - .11.ss..- V -- - - - - -- A - AI A 1 .- - 11 a William Darley, Draper, from Hamburg, 3 bags I box seed, I Foe, 1 package 5 cases contents unfknown, I cask Ipackage hams, 1 4 ci baslket leeches, 50 coses butter; 30 casks zaffers, 237 bags 10 Hu casks cloverseed, 80 bales wool, 3 cases furniture Browniosw bal, ...

... *tfitistfcs- A - -- - C I 1, ? -.- . -A CUSTOMs DuTY.-A return ot the gross ana net receipts of Customs duty collected in the years respectively ending January 5, 1841 and 1842, omitting shillings and pence. GRosS RIFrlTS, NET RECEIPTS. pe FORMT - - 1840. 1841. 1840. 1841. Berw ick £10,896 £9,600 £2,639 £1,327 el( Bristol . 1,027,160 1,046,800 998,750 1,021,125 rci Carlisle .32,111 30 ...

... ?bbfppillg Intell(gence. PORT OF HULL. FLAMI3RO' HEAD TPLOORAPIr STATION.-Wednesday. July 27.-Wind N.N.W., S.E., SW. Bar. 29.90, faliling.-North- ward, at 6 A.M.-North Star, stmr., from London to inverness. 8.30 AOr.-No. 189, X.MB.S. brig. 10 A.m.-No. 8524, Lena, bk., by Mar. code. 6 P.oM.-No. 2848, Bee, B.b. 7 p.m.-No. 2847, Hlarriott, ditto; 584, AiLM.I3.S., ditto. 8 P..m.-Man- chester, stmr ...

... *bfppfng 3tntelffynce. PORT OF HULL. les lltrLr, Nov. 19-The Manchester, Armstrong, of and for this port, fromn Petersburg. was stranded oin the 9th inst., an thte as coast of Norway ; crew saved-24-The Leeds (F), tlomle fur Hambro'. it goilog down the Humber last night got on the ;e olulme Satid ; but go t off again this morning, and proceeded. FLAtiLnO' ifeaD TELEGRAPI STAvrON.-Tuesday, Nov. ...

... orit of Mull 3Itpots, From the 4th to the I0t June, 1842, both ,nczooire. Paimna, Penestich, from Venice, 240 tons cattle bones Morebouse, Brown, and Co Stad Buxtehude' FPickenpack, 890 qrs wheat S F and 0 Burstall j Roberts, Woodlbouse, from Hamburg, .570.qrs wheat, 3i tons b linseed cnkes 1 piec8 furniture G Greeuwood . Ashe rteo Bulkely, from Hambrg, 580 qrs whet SF andG B~ursatll, b Ellen, ...

... 'tJipplng lnteligence. is PORT OF HULL. )r GREENLAND FisnRmY.-The Fortuna, from (he Greenland in fishery, arrived at Flensburg on the 6th ijst., full of seals. She let the ice on the 23rd of May. The seal fisheiy this season has been very suec ssful; and the accounts brought by her of 9 the other foreign vessels, amounting to 20, are ns follows:- g F/ensburg.-April-Jnnige Martin, 5000 seals; ...

... Vert of pu[ll ImpOlts, . F7rosi tue 24th to the 301hs Sept., bolh inclusive. t 13iene, Strey, from DantziC, 358 piecesfirtimber, 1,200 staves, !0 tO Fattso'ms lathwood, 1,400 treenails, 705 kegs spruce beer R ie and J Harrison Is Georginie, A ndersen,from Ordense, 330 qrsrapeseed 1i nolierts d aDd Co Stevens, Cooper, from Dnitzig, 755 qrs 485 bagspeas Taylor , and Co t e Willim Darley, Draper, ...

... I Agricultural ant QJGopmercial JtOlarhets. HULL CORN EXCANG, 1h 27.-Te businesstr- sacted in every branch of the trade since our last report has been of ao very limiuted a character, that we can note no Alteration, whatever in value. .~ ..The recent failures in Wakefield and its vicinity have thrown much glooml over the trade generally. . . Onr to-day's market waos of so completely a holiday ...

... THE MONEY MARKIT. t- CITY, WEDNESDAY EVENING-ENGLI5tI id There has been a slight alteration in thc featureUNs of money market, as far as tile rather di ,uni a t of unemployed capital is concerned. Tlurs jhh o c to ever, has been confited ratler to i S howI conitnd rthe totheStok Ecltngeh c- extended to the general discount tuarket Sales to )tO amount having been made in the British 1'l ttttd0 ...

... pHcultural anB QGommercial ftiarkets. II LL GWAI~ EXCHANGE, March 29.-We stated in our 11. -Vi cuarthat the stock of free foreign wheat at this port was from 35,000 to 40,000 qrs ; the former quantity we believe to be nearer the mark than the latter, and Oine qualities are getting comparatively scarce, as is the case-both in London and other outports. A firmer feeling has:;been manifested at ...

... I eAxports. 16 AMSST1Rso.0-N Veltmnann and Co, 25 boles 2 cases cottons, 24 bales woollens, I cask 17 cases hardware, 3 crates earthlen. ware, 300 boxes tin plates, 132 plates iron, 2 bales worslerd yarn. 5 bales linen yarn, 7 bales cotton twist, 3 csls Iinseed oil, 6 casks dliut glass, I caslr porter. T B Mhorley and Co. I bale wool ens. NV and C L Riigrose, I bale woollens, 3 bales cottons; ...

... CITY, WEDNESDAY EVENINO-ENGLISH FUNDS.- After the temporary pressure for money, which, in the Stock Exchange, bore a value at one period of 8 per cent. upon short loans, there has been again a re-action, and we are now nearly as easy in respect to discounts as for some time past. 'Ihe reduction of the rate of interest on Ex. chequer Bills from 2.td. to 2d. per centum per diem, having been ...