... | (tricultutrai antb (Tommcnt1Ri Ifarfluts I. I ,- tIU ?? CORN HiARMSETh HULL, TuriDAY, AtUVST 1s. We have had a week of very fine weather, which our farmners have tahen advantage of, and we may now say that our wheat cutting in this district is all but con- eluded, and considerable progress has been made in lead- ing; what little has been thrashed out so far, is yielding scarcely so well as ...

... RAIL WAY ?? RAILWAY SH ARE LIST~ ?? SATURDAY, AUG. 15. R~aiways. Paid. Closing P'rices Businets Done. Aherdeen ?? ?? 715 7 dis Birrinisoihaii & Gloucester 100 130 182- 1)0. N~ew (iss. 7V, ?? I) `8s3 18 Iliraiani, asid Oxfd. Janvs '2 4 41pi o1% (.4 y, liristol and ?? 78 11 183 PM Do. New ?? 154.5 814i Biristoi and Gjoanastcr .. 80 20 22 ~s Bucokingiasssihire ?? % 4diws %1 4die ?? 20 41 4 dis ...

... LOYDUN JV MA}Rk'ETS-MONDAY. 5CORN EX-CIIA-1O13r V The poot wreek's arrivals of all kilols of lgrain, ?? Flour, of twoine PI aduce, wvere on it very i limied seotle ; hut we had on in- LIcretasd suliply of Gals from Irelond. Fromn abolinl we received at fall average ulartitiy oif Whea~t, Oats. onl Floor; hot othier Arlicles t.come li0l3li to andl. Iverih rli l o-day, time receipts of Rnglioln ...

... COUNTrRY MAMUNE1,.'5'S :tat' to rtt Atiit:'!'t S.--Fz Etit i.sh-l ldcliii- TlXi:?S, anti IS. --ai l(it at- dtii a ias!i itlia :.fe iletlatlesl fir fet-initat.et i priel- ir ntite balm-t walst i vil. iii A ?? ;eti;a Itittltai ...

... P I Share. Description of Stuck. Paid. Price. Latest 4 | A AILWAYS. - t 50 ?? ?? Is Si 91 2 Buckilnghamnshire ?? 423 I ?? dis o 'Caledwiaun ?? 20 li 1bs 15 3 9 25 j ditto New ?? 24 I .11 2 5 ditto Extelssitun ?? 26 1 h IIt S0 Chester and Birkelieead ?? S 4s 4Sft S0 Ch-ter and Holyhead ?? 27. 26 27 2. Clitheloe Junction ?? la 20 Uockermtouth and Wurkington.. 15 1s 36 Averg. Durbaum & ...

... ,Sf)t:p:ptng Entelitature, Greenock, Aug. 15.-The bull of a timberladen vessel water. logged, her three masts gone by the board, with topgallant fore. castle, flush main deck, full female figurehead, painted ports, and which appeared to have been a long time a wreck, wms pas- sed 1st inst. in lat. 44. N. long. 28 W. by the James Ewing, arrived in the Clyde. The vessel's name could not be made ...

... Ueffilot i3rico ourrelit. THURISDAY, AUGUSTI 20, GItA I N. WHEAT, White, old .. per cwvt £1 9 6 o£ 10 3 R~ed .. .. .. ..0 90-. 10 BARLEY *0 i 3 0 6 OA16i .. . ?? ..0 8 3 0 9 0 IOATS, new 0 8 0 0 t I OATMEAL ?? ?? 14 FLOUR, American, ?? per blsr I1 6 II- I8 'Irish, Superfine, .per cwt. 017 Ii - 0 0 S&cond or Bakers' First ?? 016 0- 0 0 0 Interior Second . .. 0 15 0 - 00 Third .. .. 014 0 ...

... _Isak ilpto, .e LONDON GAZETTE.-FRIDAY, AUGUST 14. e BIRCH John, Or Kingstollnlison-Hul toailorI and draper, Aug. 26. I- Sept. 16, Tlown Biall, I-ull. Sol, Mir. Galloway, Hull. Pt'et crs e JosephJonese sen. anid Co. of. Hull, linen and woollen drapers. * eii¢.Dated Aug . 128gal.rpey :~]lal ~rBLOOMFIELD Joseph Barter tile younger. ot Poole, chemnist and ae druggist, Asug. 28, Sept. 25, Court of ...

... PRICES OF COAL IN THE LONDON MARKET, I PER ToN.-NEWCASTLE. Aug. 14 Aug. 17 Aug. 19 ad a d ad Adair's Main ?? 13 6 ?? 6. - Che ster. 13 6 .139 .13 13 6 Dean's Primrose . 13 60 ?? -. Hartley Carr's ?? 15 0 ?? . - Do. Grace's ?? -. 13 ?? Do. Hsstings ' ?? 15 0 ?? 15 ?? Do. North Percy ?? 14 0 . - ?? - Do. West ?? 15 0 . . 15 ?? -- Do. Buddle's ?? 15 0 ?? . , 15 0 Do. Davison's ?? o ?? ., - ...

... TUESDAY, AuGUST 18. A good deal'of rain fell in the middle of the week, and en Saturday it rained nearly the whole day. Last night we had also a deal of rain. Nearly all the corn in this district is cot, 3 but very little has yet boon secured. The condition of the new I Wheat is much complained of, and the reports of the potato 2 r, crop are more and more gloomy. A Wo have had a steady demand ...

... Glamorgan.—Commission the Lokd-Lieutenant. E. ltomilly, Esq., to Deputy-Lieutenant. ...

... who, in the of the Chamber, ore to receive the king. As far the tendencies of the Assembly can be ascertained, the new Deputies, not yet being tied down by party engagements, seem called upon to exercise considerable influence. They are reckoned upon to compel the minister and decide the Opposition to demand some changes in the absurd Customs Tariff Since the return of the king from Eu, M. ...