... agricultural ato QDrijilluer -tat; c viflarftets. 1 , I coRN AMRfTS, .(Rtrcte f'O~flT tosand, Bright't'Circular.) Otli hlerehes bearniluch dulnes~ii 'ver braech of the - ?? ddribletg~h'e'past week, the genea esire seeming to be to keep low in stock, Arrivals continue,, and a *gooed deal-of'staff goes to warehouse for want 'of bu-yers, whbo of late heave hardly been temptable at ainy reason- ...

... ?? iinlelltence. P 0 R T I) F H U L L FOREIGN ARRIVED. APRiL 27-Kmflg Willem II, (a), from Kampen. 2B- Gazelle (s), Main, from Antwerp. Cornbill, Brown, from Taganrog. Equity, Eskdale, from Caen. 29-Monarch. Hillman, from Charente. Caroline, Clyma, from the River Gambia. Victoria (a), Dickinson, from Hamburg. 30-Sea Gull (s), Bouch, from Rotterdam. Thomas Wood, Johnson, from Cronstadt. Anna ...

... ?? 1intelltWence. NOTI CE TO bI AR I NE RS. A sunken rock of very small dimensions, with only 14 feet water over it at low water, has been discovered nearly three quarters of a mile to the north-westward of Le Boiteux, Vessels, therefore, when rounding the south-west end of the island, should give the Corbiere rook a birth of at least one- and-a-half nautical miles. The marks for the rock are ...

... I ArIcultiural allo QDOUMErCtal l'itfciritets. 04IN KARKETs8~ HULL, TuESDAY5, Dp4C. 213. (Exetractedu fromn Taylor' and Br#ight's Circular.) The apparent setting in of froat, and bo~nseqUent. closing of the navigation about the middle of lest we appeared likely to impart a little firmness o lheKrd, but the easterly wind brings forward too lapg a rival of all kindi Of grain to render this e ...

... CATTLE MARKETS, Y, fn LLEDS, ArILl 20. d There were 400 beasts and 3,500 sheep. Prices- Y, Beef, Gs Gd to 7s per stone. Mutton, clipped sheep, 6d f to 6ld, wool sheep, Td to 7ld per lb. Business was heavy, is part of the stock being turned out unsold. i~r ROTHERIIAM, ArarL 24. e A large supply of beasts, nearly all of which were sold, there were also a great number of sheep, for which business ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-OCT. 11, 1848. LINSEED, Odessa, per qr ?? £1 19 Petersburg, fine ?? I IS common. .I 1I inferior .. 0 0 Rig t ?? 115 MAemel and Konigsberg 1 13 Archangel ?? 0 0 Ilambro' and Danish.. 0 0 Feeding ?? ?? ?? 2 1 RAPESEED, German, per last . . 24 0 ?? 0 Black ?? 0 0 OILS, Gallipoli, per tun ?? ?? 47 0 Malaga ?? 43 0 Rape, pale, percwt ?? I li brown ?? 16 refined, ?? A IS brown ...

... I The colony of Sierra Leone-a colony now become so valuable to Britain, as well as such alt unspeakable blessing to Western A.fricL-iftiL owves nom its origin to the towr. of Hull,--does owe its origin, in no small meansure, to Hull nmen. Wilberforce and ThorntOln woere, in ?? -with Macaulay and othcr3, the first proprietors of the Sierra Leone Companly. And some few, perhaps, arc still ...

... I. .. ?? ip g r . bb I %.g. {tei IIn ?? .. I P 0 R T () F H U L L. FOREIGN ARRIVED. AUGUST 31-Harriet, Laing, from Bathurst. Solid, Lyx- dorph, from Copenhagen. Minerva, Praham, from Tagaurog. Elisabeth, MIaldromf, from Odedsa. Isabella, Reay, from Dautzig. ESpesia, Davidsor; Rub Roy (a), Kooeker, from ptersburg. Ssr.resssae. I-Gazelle (s), Main, fraio Antwerp. Cherub, Utting; frumn Narva; ...

... , LONDON GR(CERY MAR-KET. I The West India sugar market has become firmer. 2,999 hogsheads and tierces were sold for the week, at about 6d., higher rates: brown, a3s. to 36s. yellow and grey, 355. to 39s.; fine 409. to 42s. 1,200 bags Mauritius sold in public' sale, and brought Noll pricts to Gd. advance. I,80O to 2,000 bags have also been sold by private contract. 7,000 bags Bengal, at sale, ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-JUL 26, 1848. LINSEE:D , ?? .. I [d?~S44~14 Ode O~pe~uar ?? .41 4 to itJ 44( _ Peter3burvgltie I l .8 0 ?? 0* ° ° Conamon ?? 0 0 0 0 ?? ~~Inferio~r ?? o °j 0!u:: 0 44 , ?? 0 0 4 Arigla,,ge ' ...

... THE COMMERCIAL POLICY OF i T GERMANY. A letter-upon -this subject has appeared in one of the German papers, and is supposed to be written by a mer- chant of great intelligence and legislative influence. It has att acted a good -deal of attention abroad, and the following translation has been sent to us by a kind friends at Hamburg, who is of opinion that it contains much information of ...

... Actriciuitural aun Goollmuxctal 01lartets. _ _ - CORN MARKETS, HULL, TUESDAT, JULY 180 (REtracted from Taylor anss Briget's Ciicular.) The weather has been uninterruptedly fine during the past week, and ils crops in this neighboulrhood are making great progress towards maturity. We bear few complaints of potato disease; that it exists in some of the early sorts is beyond doubt, but neither so ...