... i Ate lubi nctfoi --C. et :FOssL irsU)s.-M. deHumboldt' has recently pre- sented to the A$'ademy of Sciences at Paris, in. the name e of M. Ehrenberg,- speimens of dt peaty argillaceous deposit,: a lying twenty feet below the pavdfment of the city of Berlin, r- andafilled with irifusoria still living. Traces of-this sAbter- Is ranean life are observable three feet ;below the bottom of 5e the ...

... [v t ll I t - T t - / fgr~luiai lS omilerial b;'tiarkets. - HULL CORN EXCHANGE, May 17.-During the past week there lean been a fair extent of business teansarted in free foreign wheat, at foil prices, bitt in betided the sales have been very limited, tire holders demanding higher prices. In spring coro there has been very little doin;, seed rio alloration iee value can be noted. The wveather ...

... I Arfultu al t 00oui nterdial .tladiets. t/ Dill HlLL CORN-EXCHANGIE, Oct. 11.-There was very little qur business passing in say article of the trade during the past week. I At this day's market we bad a fair supply of Englishb what, ha5 %which was for the most palt in good coudition, but the trade iV4 ruled very dull, and last week's prices were hardly supported. clil irs foreign wheat ...

... i'E,I: :.,. X, { ., n . La *,-a .,~, ~Avn.,.E . >A publication, of, great! im6 ortane hi eently tbeen offlpially circulated by Lord A i^Di~,being a ies:, of the, m tby:ar.'cNicEir..d ofithe arou acts the..British goven. l m~etihiAtroded;. ther countries on the subject of and the-progress which haa been made,' u ifluence of thed measures adopted byEn.Iand, . inQ suppre~ssig tf nefarious traffic ...

... JUNE 3, 1842. Scui.coatas Union. a meeting of the guardians on Tuesday last, (*unstable lialty, ui the Hull police, and bis wife, wctc elected master and mistress of the Uni ...

... :. I= I~n T i no Tl . -. 1~I . . I., . -PORO' ; . .. , r 'TELRGRAiH, OPPIS,'MARnCH.:'3,-Witid at. rumber ioat, jt West 'lght. Bar. 29;99.--Off Humber' Fldat, Outward; at 'noan-No; j17!li, sfeame; Ifur Yarmnosth;'Ot 'x-& 217 aNb'p'tun, stieamiei, for )ewcastle ;.at 3 2545, Mair;. bg.,' Lond'oi'-O'fKiliingholme, Inward, at 4 7.aa. -No i2172, Pame'smack; from Dundee; at 5 eso.-No. ,; ...

... . oppfng , IUt~iiel I i: M 1 Ifft lfet. . . )I ----- --d iTsw Ir :. - PORT OF HULL.: . TBLBKAPR PFICt,. APRIL 2i.,-Wind at Humber Float, Pe E.N.E., light. Bar. 80.36.--Off }illingholme, Inward, it sui 4 P.ar.-N. 2116. Rosetta. B.b .. frio4m Rotterdam.-9Salid .v from Killingholme anchorage, at 4 P..77.-No, 2535, Stourbridge, sCD', for Newiastle.-Of HumberlIoatOuitward, at 5.30 P.M. -No. 2991, ...

... Syipp(ng Intelligence. PORT OF HULL, t so TBLEORAPH OeFICs, Oct. 13-Wind at the Humber Float, so N.N.W., moderate breeze. Bar. 0.42.-At anchor in Hawke f Roads, ;t 11 A.m.-No. 642, Joannals, brig, with about 60 otber P sail. wind-boind.-Off the New Sand Fluat. Inward, a 11.30 A.m.-A brig. 12 noon-No. 2303, Glen Albyn, stmr.-At st anchor in Grimsby Roads-S brigs anld 3 schooner, no numbers ...

... CITY, WEDNESDAY EVENING.-ENGLISH FUNDS.- Since our last, the sales of stock have been limited to small parcels, nor have the savings' banks commissioners beeD throwing any portion of the large sums they hold-not far from £25,000,000-upon the market. Money is easily obtained upon the best securities at from 2t to 3 per Cent., and notwithstanding the immense amounts of capital that have been ...

... rabfe ant Q1olmlimrce. 01o ' TuE GERSmAN UNIoN.-According to the Ilrodurg/h ye L'rresjlendent, a proposition has been made to the states o! us the German Customs Union, to double the existing duties rk upon French hardware, by way of reprisals for the facilities be granted by France to the states which are riot members of lie the union. g, FRANCE AND BELGIutM.-Meetings are being held in the Is ...

... grave anv* Tommerce. at IMPORTS OF WOOL.-The imports of Wool into the le principal ports of the United Kingdom, for the eleven m months of the present year, showthat the arrivals of Foreign le in London have been 35,028 bales, in Livcrpool 53,534, ae and in Hull and Goole 49,397, or altogether 137,959 bales. [ Who imports of Colonial ha6e amounted to 63,674 bales, of er hich 52 397 were ...

... , aqrjctjtjjr,-jj awo &-aimmial -olattets. BIULL CORN EXCJIIANqGE, August 9.-The weather during- the past week has been in every respect as fine as possible for the growing crops of corn, and in this district they are fast ap. Bj preaching to maturity. A good deal of rain has however fallen Pr cnthe snumb,and the plesent is no doubt a vesy eriticat time it-, -tt this day's moarkct, although ...