... ,*ipping Inteligince. ID. v '-r AL - ~ TELEGrArA STATION, FLAMDRO' HEAD, Aandajy, March 28th. 1 I -Wind, S.W; to W, strong breeze, cloudy. Bar. 29,35, steady. b 2 -Northward, at 6.30 A.M.-NO. 5793, Tyne, brig, M.Cd. 3 8 A.r.-741, M.B.S. Ouse, echr. 8.30 A.M.-38, M.M.B.S, John, sebr. 10 A.m.-Atiood, stmr. ; 950, Castle Forbes, bk . 1 M.Cd, 7 A.m.-2953, Pelican, B.b. 2i, Bk., No. on quarter.- a ...

... 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 ...

... Vort of Pull Imports, Prom the 19th to the 24th March, 1842, both ainttusire.. William Darley, Draper, from Hamburg, 229 bags rubenseed,, ith 30 casks 649 bags cloverseed, 400 cases gin, 6 bags tow, 16 bags ed wool, 4 boxes linen yarn, 4 packages contents unknown, A ed basket sausages, 2 casks ale, I basket leeches, I chest wine, I lb. box bristles, 2 cases worsted yarn, I case canvass, I cask ...

... *tatioucs. er. es, 0. Be. he ys ed pt er n- rs at il. D. Y- ly a BRITISH TERRITORY. British square miles. Bengal Presidency . 328,000 Madras ditto . .154,000 Bomibay ditto .. 11,000 Territories in the Deccan, &e., ac. quired since 1815, aend since mostly attached to the Bombay Preotdeucy 60,000 Total British Territories. 5,530,000 ...

... Agaicultural ant e;onmercial -fAlarkets. 3r HULL CORN EXCHANGE, April 5.-During the pent week I~~there has heels a fair extent 01 business done in free jOieign to wheat, at an advance of full Is per qr ov~er the rates of last Taeo. Of day;- but we heard of no tcansactions in bonded wheat, or any, rO- other articles of the trade ..At thin day's market the suploy )ry of English wheat was ...

... Volt of Wull Ilmports, From the 26th March to the Ist april, I 84X, both inclusice. Os Jonge Clement, De Tonge, from Amsterdam, 90 tons cattle bones N Veltrasmand Co of Nysina, Gruppelar, from Zwolle, 60 tons cattle bones 11 In Hentig and Co id Union, Levinson, from Eckernforde, 4000 qrs wheat Taylor, la Clifford, and Co ut Gerhard Ilermann, Claussen, from Bremen, 12 harns, 1 box id samples ...

... ftfpping Intelligence. vnL PORT OF HULL. lie TT'LlAn Oppicu, APRIL 7,-Wind at Humber Float, N. E. h mod. Bar. 30.08.-Off Humaber Float, Inward, at 8 A.M.- Thetis, schr, from Antwerp. At 9 Am-No. 2854, Maese, B.B., mI from Rotterdam, At 10 A.M.-No. 2089, Navy, BB., from Ham. le, burg.-OfFHumberFloat, Outward, at 10,30 A.M.-No. 2179, 12 Neptune, strmr.-Atanchor In Grimsby roads, at 10 A.M,-No. ...

... CITY, WEDNESDAY EvENING-BRITISH FUNDS.-The foli)i1h of the month has passed off without any failures; but in every department of trade, whether connected with produce or Manufactures, we hear of the existence of great depression. All parties are now auxlious, that the income tax should early become the law' UP tlhe land, as the sus- pense is even worse than almost any objection that can be ...

... I* S pping Intelfigence. Ri' HRAn TRi.TPAP. STA1rnm A-M II -.WV;A. 1 m0 FLAMBRO' HBAD TELEGRAPH STATION, April 11.-Wind B. o to E.iB, ligbt breeze, fine. Bar. 30. 15.-Pnssed Southward, h 1 5.30 A x.-Perth, stmr., from Dundee for London; Monarch, e etmr., from Leith for London.-Passed Northward, 6 A.M.- al y Dundee, atmr., from London for Dnndee; Royal William, stmr., ei f1. ditto ditto. 9.15 A ...

... ------ -- turtil MID 0111111crtfal fflarfuts. HJULL coNEXCHANGE. April 10.-Sines this deyTF 0&ogtthere has been a pause in the trade, and the littleTF baicidone is) wheat during the week hardly malintainedl last r Tu fesdy r'esai other articles no alteration canl be noted, C; ypl ae not heard of any transactions of wtelit in hood C lbtnylsO toarket we tied a pretty good eupply of farmer'sRP ...

... 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 ...

... -port of ttol Xmporms, Prom the 2nd to Mte 81A April, 1842, both ancludre. William Darley, Draper, from Hamburg, 49 bags cloverseed, 3 n esses contents unknowni 39 bales I package wool, 3 packages furniture Brownlow and Co 'Amelia, Jackson; from Rotterdam, 72 tons!oak bark, 7 casks Is madder, 40 mats flax, 31 bundles rushes, I case woodenware a G A Jackson IS Ant, Utting, from Dunkirk, 33 ...