... %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 ...

... FRIDAY EVENING. It is certain that every interest was ?? by a return to cash payments, save the fundholder and the fixed annuitant, and this Oee readers will clearly understand when they reflect that the effect of that measure was to lower every article of conseutption entormesslN ; consequently, those whose incomes were fixed were thereby immensely henefitted, by being able to purcbnsh everv ...

... A meeting of Directors was held on the dtih instant- Robert Scott, Esq. in the chair. Aleuxander Macalarlane, Esq. of Thornhill, was balloted for, and admitted a member. The Secretary reported, that lie bad forwarded the loyal and dutiful address to her Majesty, agreed on at last general meeting, which bad been duly acknowledged by the Home Secretary. POST OFFICr.-The Secretary reported, that ...

... *biVj)hty Intelliantre. Arrived at Greenork on Mondav morning, the brig Y Greenrocs, Steed, from Barbadloes-rsailed 26th May. t Left the Margarets, of Glasgow, to iril in ton ?? e ship Higginson, of and for Liverpool, to sail next day. Spoke various vessels. Arrived at Port-Glangow on Friday, the Laura, Moore, from Dernerara-sailed 15th Dlay. On the 17th ultimno, in latitude 42 46, Iongitudo ...

... From the London New Price Current of Dxesday, June 28. SUGAR.-There having been several arrivals of British Plantation sugar,have caused the trade to come tor ward less freely, and since our last report there has been only a limited demand for either grocery or requimg purposes; importers have not been so firm, and the prices accepted onI Friday were generally 6d per cwv lower. '1'le purchases ...

... AEVA3 Or TIM O GVZAND WMTL. A telegraphic despatch has reached London, announcing ?? arrival of the Indian mail at Nlarseilles on the 29th ult. General l'ollock hald joined Sir Ilt. Sale at Jellalabad. He sias to march onl Cahoo! as soon as lie was joined by Colonel IBoulton. General England had re-unitcil his troops, forced the passes, and joined General Nott at Candahar. Captain 11'Kenzie ...

... CORN.MASARIET-JULY 1. Iflaring only a mederalo sappl of dtgis WsrEiy tlarilta tbe week, there is very 11110 ele over icr sale thlis n rninsg, and althouzh thy trade is less lively than on Mondry 1st there is 11o alteration in plices. c rtulnue lo be fairly supplied with Forcign Wilo .T, and S. not e'rerience sag slod a demani for lres parcels as prevailed a short Ifisle hark. Iithe few ...

... JION'i' MACltjCJS ASND LITY ivsWs. FRIDAY. 'TIhe news fromt India and Chii.a, exclsively comn- inlni. aied in our eN ening edition, reached the City this afterntoon belore four o'clock, commnunicating the highly Satisfactory intelligence of the junction of Glemeral Pulloak vrith Sir R ibert Sale, at Jellalabad, s andl of hig intendesld march on Cabool so soon as he Cvstjoinied by Colonel ...

... FROM THIE LONDON GAZETTES. BANKiRtlPTS-FbIDAY. John Batstone, Tooley.street, builder, to surrenler July 1, August 5,at iasiiichill-street. Solicitor, Teaigo, London Jouhs & Ueorge H. Fisher, Manchester, ?? 1i, Aug. 5, at thc Comninissinters' Rtooms. Solicitor, Hitchcock, Maliecester Sarah Lite, Chorlito.npoi. Maedloch. mlnlinler, July i4, August 5, at tile same piace. Solicitois. ftoower nol ...

... YCODIIMERCIAL AND TRADING AFFAIRS, - , ?? M.,,dIn4 ill ti *The general torpor in the .oney Maruev ?? u - Ieading departments of mereantile businesl , as beenitgifl without the appearanice of'any important diminution dnring thb present week. Tbe tariff ii thle principlR reliance of: the Government for relieving the distressed popilalrtin, tha aecounts from the Nortb oC ruglaud and ilom Setla d ...

... DaSJauIl Eliteliorlifgfe. Portsmouth. July 3. ?? Lightniig (steam vessel), Lieutenant Commander G. Snell, arrived here tjis afternoon, fronm Sheerce.s, with the marines and part of the eamen of the Larne, t 18, whirh wae paid off bt th at port yesterday. The Vewtal, 26, Coptain J. PurlrIer, vhich has been ex - . peoted for snide d aye., arrived at Spithend yesterday after- t noon, from Jamaica ...

... WOOL MAIT jETS-SAT U RPAY. ;iNsug-F'orcl;gl Therv is no aurendoilit h I this brrinea. nod ma afncturer, are only buying fer pruxut conasulaptioD. Fnr llrl, Salis bave not been lrge this week, an ntir tfacturerr bull cau- tiously. PriCED areseoady. Guisulrouun-The nupply of wool at thils maketwss nol large, which -il. nearly aoul oitat the folioi b:g prlice -Flue Cheviot hog I1 I d, h g aod ...