... *f)fppinq Entellfarli-Ec. _-oo - C a PORT OF HULL. ClA TELEGRSAPH OtFICE, AUG. 18.-Wind S.S.E., light breeze. ed Bar. 30.13.-Otf the Hlumber Float, Inward, at 7.39 At.b- is- Templar, schr. 1 p.s.-No. 2070, La Reine, echr. 6.30 r P- irc No. 2182, Zeph3yr, T. yacht ; 2303, Gleonalbyn, stmr. -Oll the S )ill Humber Float, Outward, at 6.30 A.M-No. 2140, Wn Darlcy, 2 aRt attar. 9 30 A.o-No. 2179, ...

... Agricultural all'o eollillierdal Allarhets. HULL CORN EXCHANGE, August 2.-The trade at this port, during the past week, has been almost in a paralyzed state; the low sales made at other markets have naturally indluenced our buyers, and although holders here have generally evinced a good deal of firmness, ybt vhen sales were obliged to be made froos ship, low prices have had to be taken. A good ...

... 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; ...

... Fort of Dull XInports, 1resw tM, 13th to tMe 191th uegusl 1842, both inclasire. Geaymede, Clarl, from Hamburg, 240 qrs wheat, 87 bales wool G Grenowocd Fergus, Blyth, from Qjebec, 198 pieces pine, 5G pieces oak, and 28 pieces elm timber, 58c 2 qrs 27 deals, 6c 6 deal ends, 8 fathoms lathwood, 12 barrels flour J Brodrick and Son Rosetta, Sadler, from Rotterdam, 2 cases merchandise, 82 tons oak ...

... port of Mull Imports, From the 30th July, to the 5th Jug., both inclusive. John Shells, Burclam, from Pillau, 860 qrs linseed, 12 deals i rathou lathwood Taylor and Co Le Courrier de Dunkirke, Lamer, from Nantes, 555 qrs wheat W Hansell and Son Ann, Plumb, from Riga, 180 tons oil cakes J Hollingworth Goede Verwagting, Ouwehand, from Amsterdam, 56 tons cattle bones, 98 bundles wood hoops N ...

... ,ifppfng Intelligence. PORT OF HULL. uIlUL, Aug 5-The Italian barque Laf, from Volo, has arrived 2 b. in Whitebouth roads to perform quaranliue-7--The Betsey, tiny, of Whitby, was wrecked near Mahlethorpe, 29th ult,; crew saved.-The Zealous, of Whitby, coelladen, is on shore near Marsh Chapel, and expected to become a wreck. THURSDAY, Aug. 4. e Foreign Jrrived,-MLariane, Breckwoldt, foam ...

... vort of 1ull Imports, 19 From the 61h to the 1211/ .4ugust 1842, botl iaclousre. 22 5 Ca ,g Fire Sodskeude, Anthomisen, from Riga, 150 tonscattle bones ha C B Kruhse SR Traasit, Dickinson, from Hamburg, 9 casks 250 bundles ha salted calf skins, 4 bales dry calf skins, 732 bags rapeseed, 419 pr at bales waool, I bale 6 cases British goods, returned; 1 bale contents 69 a unliknown, 2 cases ...

... THE MONEY MARKET, CITY, WEDNESDAY EVENING.-Theeventsinitlhe man-uI factecillg districts have necessarily affected both the stock and trading markets; but the more peaceable character of 1 the accounts received this week has had the effect of allayihli the apprehensions which have been entertained by capitalists for some days past, and the change is shewn in ,hc iscreased firmness of the price ...

... --- A-a QDonillICTEial -ii-BIRIUS. !!I'LL CORN EXCHANGE, August 23- We have had .:liither seek of uninterrupted fine weather, and harvest is pro. ivelbiv rapidly iu this quarter. The transactions in wheat tduring -he 1,ast week have been very limited, and rather lower prices vere submitted to. Ia spintg corn nothing was done. Duty ivas paid onl 120,975 qrs vheat last week At this day's ...

... *bipping Inttfligence. . PORT OFHULL. Y HU1L.L, July 30.-The Jane, Tnther, arrived to-day from nt Greenland, with one fish and S00 seals.-Aug. 2-The Vic- toria (a) has proceeded for Southampton. e T8LanGtts& GFipic8, Aug. 4-Wind at the Humber Float, n West, light breeze., Bar. 29.97.-Off the New Sand Float, df Inward, at 10,30 A.me.-No. 2130, Clara, brig; 2857, Ellen hI Crawford, sechr. 4 Pm. ...

... 12-1?opfng Intelligence. PORT OF HULL. TELEGRAPHK OFFioS, Auo. 25.-Wind N.E., fresh breeze. Bar. 29.95.-Off Killiugholmne, Inward, at 6 A M.-No. 2567, Minstrel, bk.-Off the Hlumber Float, Inward, at 12.30 P.. -A Russian ship. 5.30 P.s,-No. 2303, Glenalbyn, stmr.- Off the Humber Float, Outward, at 10.30 A.M. -No. 2179, Neptune, stmr.-At Anchor in Hawke Roads, At 5.30 p Mt- A brig and a schooner ...

... THE MONEY MARKET,. CITY, WEDNESDAY EVENING.-The prospect of a most athn tltW harvest, has given a tone to the transactions be- tween uLommorcial men, which wve believe is likely to be continued. Not that any very extensive business has been done since our last summary was written, but there is a more anxious desire manifested to enter upon mercantile operations. The augmentation of the ...