... I. 'fcu~turva!; Isn ?? Larkets. JULL ICO-N tXBHANOiE, Aujust ?? weate or con- tinued flnea from Tlouradayztnti leaturdey afternoon, when we hada ome~ heavyg rain; Sundsy was fair, 'bit oesterdoy miorning the rain comineiied agaii, and cditinuaed wilth ery little iterr miosionutmilthis n~odrnin. 'aiid nlthougb now, fair it LY gloomiy and wnrmi .; . T~ie lrsnasctlhne in tree *wheat duniteg the ...

... AND EAST-1ZRIDING TMES18 HULL, F1AIDAY, AUGtJST 25, 1843. B I By the royal mail steam-ship Acadia, which I arrived at Liverpool on Tuesday morning, in twelve I I days from Halifax, we have 'news from the United i States to the 16th ult. There is nothing, however, b of any great public interest. 'The money market1 I continued easy; and though the trade in the staple er article of cotton was ...

... Th)fpping Intelligene. BALM- An ?? ?? U ?? *Li I' -. PORT OF HULL, TELIGHAPH OPFICs, Aug. 31-Wind at the: Huaber Float, .D ?? liibt breeges Bar. 30.40.-0ff the Humber Float, *J( Inward-No. 2186. Lotitia, brig, at 5.30 aMs. Elizabeth Robin. df son, brig, at 7 AM., with quarantine flag flying. No. 2662, Duke of Wellington, stmrr, at 5,.30 'P..M.-Off the Humber M Float, Outavrd-No, 179,Neptunse, ...

... lljWLl, AND1 SBLBAY flAUWA I I I - - ?? J E oXV 4i ~ r II Q 1 - - ; n dnlylasit, the lf'4ryseek fthe'~ Hull di ?? was'lieid'iulfthe Cousrt of ?? lss jf~il ~ Esl~, M1'.,Ini t& chair, Tiseattendi ons shot So timnmoosaso-rei oeasion'. Mrit~tj.tu. 'the ?? to the ?? abyhalvillg 'readteg notire 4111jng the ne etlng'.' ?? ' 'Thi CEPahAI~ilN snid-tjentlemnen,' I am happy to say. that it ti will noil ...

... * HbUm PICE, CURRENT.-AmpusT 31, 1843. :] . fa-m - sn. W-- RyOR 1. al n U 4d A A C1 AXT ta W.S ?? *, 2 2; 0 2 5 0 Zing . . .4 I 0 ?? c 0 0 at 0 . ?? ?? 2 a0 0.. 0 00 M P'TR . .. ?? ?? 1180 8,PJ. .. . . ..I 18 0 ?? 20 0 inD.C . .. .. .. .. 114 0.. 1170 in. Petersburg 12tceads 0 0 0 0a0 g Oheads *00 0..000 ~. Narva 12 heads ?? . . 2 4 0 0 00 9 leds .20 00 0 00 Flemish, watered 2 4 ?? ...

... - 1 - 1 -l- ; -1, ?? ?? _ ' ' ' ?? WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET. YESTERDAY, SEPTEMERER 1. Since this day week the weather has been vezy favourable for the harvest operations, with the exception of a few hours' heavy rain en Tuesday ; the cutting is now general in this district, under very good appearances. Heaving a small orrival of Wheat to this dlay's market, and the Millers being very low in stock ...

... wauttrupjl%, We. I. 11 1 - - ?? ?? . - ?? ?? -.1 ?? A. From the London Gazette of Frfday, Aug. 25. BANKIUPrS. Henry Walsh, Reading, watchmaker, to surrender Sept. I, at twelve, Oct. 5, at one, at the Bankrupt's Court. Solicitor, Mr. Barber, Furnival's-lnn; official assignee, Mr. Whitmore, Basinghall-etreet. William Burt, Harrow-road, Paddington, boarding- house keeper, Sept. 1, at eleven, ...

... FEARFUL OCCURRENCE ON T'HE TRENT, AT STOKE. The banks of our beautiful river, the Trent, pre- sent so beautiful a variation of exquisite scenery, and the bosom of its waters affords such charms for those who love aquatic sports, that there is no wonder a taste for these pleasures has latterly grown amongst the young persons in this locality. Friday last being a day of relaxation, several of ...

... L5EDS CORN MARRET, AUGUST THE 29TH.- The supply of Wheat to this day's market is rather larger, other articles smaller. The weather was fine from last Tuesday till yesterday, which was very wet, to-day fine. There has been demand for fine fresh Wheat and last week's prices fully supported; for the chambered samples there is very little demand. Oats and Beans continue in limited demand sad are ...

... D~vdm~~_F ?? - - ?? ric~e. Pe CANALS. - 1 00 Achionandoldbam..av.. £.s~d. Aug. 251 Sept. IBr 6 0 Ashon nd ldbm..v..97 18 0 70 70 of 12 0 Blarnsley ?? 11) 0 0 I190 190 Di 13 10 Caldor and Heleble ?? 0 0 280 280 ) 7 0 Grand Junction ?? 1t0 0 0 I142 143 Hi Huddersfield ?? 57 6 6 12 11 1 7 K~ernet ?? ?? 31 i8 lal- - 1 10 Lancaster. ax1..47 6 8 25 235 34 0 Leeds and Liepol 10 0( mg5 660 Al 10 10 ...

... LEEDS CORN MARKET. Auosyr 29.-Yesterday we had very heavy rain, but to-day the weather is quite tine again. We have a fair supply of Wheat for to-day's market; millers being generally out of stock, there is a better demand than for the last tew weeks, but they show no disposit'on to purchase more than for their immediate wants. Prices remain tihe same as last week. Oats and Beans are dull, and ...

... e The week's import is 13,687. The stock previosly. was y 913,6 A The sales this week are 4&910, of which 17,000 are on wspeculation, and I150 for export, leaving a stock of cotton now in the port of 895,746, which is 306,257 bales more than at s, the same timo last year. The stock of American is 19S,4*e, is being S275,426 bales more than at this period last year. The apparent weeklyv ...