... rom at of pull Imports, Fron Mhe 17111 to tile 23rd Sept,.; both mnclusivc S Imogene, Hick, from Quebec, 363 pieces fir timber, So 2 qrs 2 deals, 4c 20 deal ends, 16 oars, 300 handspikes, 3 barrels douo 8 and J Harrison Eagle, Patterson, from Quebec, 30 pieees oak timber, 313 pieces fir timber. 6c 25 deals, 2Oe 2 qrs 18 stares R and J Earrison Cato, Hare, from Petersburg, 23S4deals, 16c 2 qrs ...

... NW-obt of 'ull Imports, .- I.t e ------ t- Ai .- . . e, Frota he 2rd to the 9th September, 1842, both inchwive 21 in es Parker, Davidson, from Cronisadt, 2000 qris liseed, 1050 ql of pieces lathwood Barstall end Lamplouih B1 lo Maese, Holdsworth. froan Rotirdam, 34 casks madder, 102 1- tons oAk bark, 3 load rugbes, 8 eau kaffers, 2 bales Cotton *. twist, retarned; 2 cases wini, 25 easei ...

... - -n - - - --! Le CITY, WEDNESDAY EVENING.-The trade in grain has. a h never been -se active in the port of London; all the old a t warehouses are stocked and fresh licenses have been granted je0 I for new ones. It is said that, in addition, contracts are in el t, the course of contemplation, by which not far short of a' it 1,000,000 of quarters will 'soon reach our ports from the al ...

... a LoaniNG to the circumstances under which England is tplaced: that is to say, with a debt of seven hundred . millions to provide for, and a revenue to raise upon a s population of 24,000,000-more than double what any continental nation requires from a population of upwards g of twice the number-there appears to be something woNe than insane in the pretensions of those persons who advocate I ...

... CITY, WEDNESDAY MoUNlNG.-The abundance of 1s money has not, in any respect, diminished the effect which tw )r- the closing of the transfer books for Bank Stock, the Re- no] as duced Three per Cent. Annuities, the Three-and-a-Half ti, per Cents., and the Long Annuities, might have had, wh having been obviated by a notice from the directors of the n- Bank of England, intimating, that ...

... Vort of cull Imports, 3 the 27th Sufft to thp .nt2 n aA* 7A.ii F' From the 27t Sugust to he 2nd September, 1842, both inclusive. len has Lion, Walker, from Quebec, 352 pieces fir timber, leec Iqr 17 bal tour deals, 18c 3qrs 1 staves Barkwortb and Co wC Mary Ann Melville, Petie, frem Pillan, 200 tons linseed cakes So my J Goulaton wa soid William Dailey, Draper, from Hamburt , 16easks red ...

... CLL xv4ping Inteffigence. PORT OF HULL. TELEoaAPr OFFICE, Sep. 1.-Wind at HumberFloat, S.S.W., te blowing fresh. 'Bar. 30.08.-Off the Humber Float, Inward, i- at 6.30 A.M.-Dolphin, brig.-Off Kiltlnghias, Inward, at in 10 A.m.-No. 2173, Ty,. schr. 12 noon-No. 2123, Ross, bk. PLd FrAeX33o' HeAb TBLuGnAPH STATION.-Wednesday, Aug. 31.-Wind N.W., N.N.W., W.N.W., fresh breeze-fine; mod. h ditto ...

... - -- *i*Iij DIUOPUIY DI1AHiK9I. CITY, WaDNESDAY EvrariNGo.-The Directors of theG leBank of England axe still blamed for extending the circula- tion of their notes, as by the return recently made public, fa they have now nearly twenty millions dut. Since thie date Ut of the previous official statement, the directors have added over threc-quarters of a million sterling to the circulation. 'oWe ...

... Agriultural ant Q&,rnIercial APIflarkets. I I H jULL CORN EXCHANGE, August 30.-The weather during te 1'ast week has not been of so settled a character as we base t ad Oecnasion of late to report; a good deal of rain has folios at 'interests, arid this, coupled with less of forcing sates from ship, has givna more tone to the trade, and several tots of wisest batciged hanlds at the fish prices ...

... gricultural alib erommercial flna arTets. I BULL CORN EXCHANGE, Sept, 13.-Since our last report the weather has been unsettled; nevertheless the farmers have nearly secured the whole of the wheat in this quarter, a good deal of it however has no doubt been carriei too hastily, and will require time in the stack, before it can be brought to market, The transactions in wheat during the week ...

... Sipping lnteilignee. Y . PORT OF HULL. e HULL, Sept. 26.-The Helen, nose, from Archangeli hound e to Bridport, putinto the Humber on the 25th lust., wilnd.bouud d -all well. la e THURSDAY, Sept. 22. 6 Foreign drrived.-Jane, Joergenssen, frotw Fraborg. John a f Gibson, Porter. from Wyburg. Sympathy, Cliftun, from Hum- 7 bro'. Ruby, Thaozpson, from Petersburg. Viatka, Chambers; tl Lamont,. Frout ...

... Exabe anb Oommerce. - . . . - A. 32 LnL~N TnADE.-The accouitsppublished in ib ! i- 5how that the new tariff on linen yarn has not p. i it, sri 6ether prohibitive of that article; 1,400,000 kii rf yanms were imported into France in Juvly tbe qtlaitityimportediiiJuanewas2,00,OOLb. Ilw . I liOll ' rf linen hirs, howcver, greatly decreased. 'I'rnr BELGIAN Tl1ADE.-The king of thu It, tu is has Iit ...