... .bP~§3i~~ue L lt,., PORT OF HULL. Sir HULL, Feb. 5 -The Glenroy, Ajppleby, from Shields f S son London sprang a leak, 2nd inst., off Flarnbro' Read and sIab roller crew saved.-.The cargo of the John and Hannah, Davey, frj Iyam Leeds for London, latelystranded 6ntheSpurnhasbeeribrough up here in a very damaged condition. t h Tor, ' TTHURSDAY, Feb. 3. was Foreign Sao ed,-Mi strel, Jenkinson, ...

... %Wu acres, WnflC Will aUBu j p.uw' v . g(gdrtt:tuAraI ab QIoIVACrEiaii* a .~g A ~ndde cli Qa HULL CORN EXl tANGR, June 28 -A considerab e qoan., tity of rain has fallen stae our report of this day.se nrfight, but 'e believe not mne than has hithertobeen benefipisl to the eropi. Douring the pwa week the trade has been very inaniedte.' Jet thero was a regular retail demand for free foreign ...

... Port of Mull Imports, . 01- I flih M ih. 1111A 1 OA-) A?07, ., .I-I--. 14 ee. FIrom ilL 10h to Ihe l6th Seplember, 1842, both incltsiee. le le Williams, Buckton, from Dunkiik, 229 bales flax, 2 casks 15 9 I !2 cases nine, I hamper I case boots R Terry and Sons We m Harry, Klern, from Dantzic, 580 qrs wheat, 575 qrs peas, 2 Sb 1C boxes contents unknown M and R Keighley co re William Darley, ...

... Agrictltural anti aoninurcial If lahacts. esri 4 1 &UH - fIULL CORN EXCHANGE, Sept. G.-The firmness which 5 we reported in our last week's circular, continued during the l; week, and a large stroke of business was done in foreign wheat, F at prices fully 2s to Ss per qr over the irregular rntes wbich had B previously been taken.,.. The weather has beeu close aud S muggy, with occasional rain . ...

... THE MONEY. MARKET. ,n- CITY, WEDNESDAY MORNING.-The Funds have been sei 'ed extremely dull again to-da. , adpie ahrlwr o.C ~c ol avn be sl a g2, but they have since improved SyP lis. to 92-' 92.g for money, and 93 for tze account; New Three- an ter and-a-Half per Cents., 1O00g 101k; - Bank Stock, 168; In- -ire dian Bonds, 36 37; Exchequer Bills, Old, 49 51 ; New, nai IVe 51 53 prem .In ...

... Agticulatral mb (Tolillomerdial 1iflarktts. ~5t~I&U5 (& 55 .. . . - -. HULL, Nov 8.-Tlhe improvement in Loudone, as well as the leading markets in tile interior, caused a good deal more inquiry for foreign wheat during the past week, and an advance of full Is per qr was obtained ; it other articles of the trade there was very lttle business passing, without any alteration in value.. ...

... DISA.STiOUS VOYAGE AND EXTRAOIRDINARY FEAT OF SEAMANSHIP. Oin Tuesday, tihe 18th ull., the brigantine Enfield, of London, Shaddick master, from Tamnpico to Liverpool, 2 laden with fustic, arrived at Milford, having left the foroer t port on the 7th of August. The disastrous voyage com. menced by the vessel striking on the bar in comning out, where she hung for some time, and which caused her ...

... laafcultural aib sormmerdfal uifllarkets. HULL SHARE.LIST.-Nov. 17, 1842. (F*ooi Au,. C. wvilkinson's ttoation.) Amount V Amount Price v Share. aid. Sbare A; In. £ s. d LDndon&B flrm1ngham Railway 100 .. 0 0 go 188 0 0 Grand.Junctinn ditto . 1030 0,0 0 *- 173 0 0 Great WVestern ditto 100 .. 0 84 ° ( LiiCrnoolnaid 7ilaieliest,'rditto 100 t 00 .. 176 00 dMan e Lster ...

... Vifppfi' Intelligence. lie PORT OF HULL. )ir TELEGRAPH OrricE, APRIL 28.-Wind at Humber Float, *ir N.E., light. Bar. 30.28. - Off Klillingbolme, Inward, at 6 A.m.-No. 2546, Clyde, sob.; 2854, Maese, B.b., with lossof le foretopmast. At 6 P. 5.-Aquatic, sch.-Off Humber Float, Ls, Outward, at 11.30 A.M.-No. 2179, Neptune, stmr. At 1 P.M.- n: No. 2547, George, scbr. At 1.30 P.M.-No. 2129, Laura, ...

... go- IV-rflharoA v PvTM~rw . P o -- CITY, WEDNESDAY EVENING-ENGLIsll FUNDS.-WO have had a gradually improving market for stocks since our last, but this must be understood rather in connection with firmness than with any actual advance of prices. The reo.pening of the legislative debates, it might have been inferred, would have unsettled the funds, but no such effect has been produced, and ...

... iport of Mull 3Hniports, v n. I4 'w h 0 of tent 9 o - 1 RAQ h.11h .rl Prom the 15th to the 21st anuary, 184I , boith inclusie. Ceres, Nefers, from Bruges, 474 bales flax, 37 bales tow Wilson, Prater, and Co William, Prouse, from St. Michaels, .322 large and 109 small boxes oranges J Brodrick and Son Edward,Kron, from Eiel, 1,060 qrs linseed H Roberts and Co Thornley, Foreman, from Petersburg, ...

... --'9E bNEY, MARKET. .CITY, W*nDEsDAY EVNIS'NV .-.The. :ormmercid. : s counts,fo~i the United States, received by the eai Wzii4' a :are certaiuly.rather more sdtisfactory than we haie re- d ,¢eied. for.a vonsiderable, levgth of time. -The maikets 'b .I showed signs of vitality, after haiving been dormant'for q many months. At the date of our last letters fromn New 8 York, oton, provisions, ...