... Q16rnmlerrial farkete, &v. C O RN MARK E T S. HULL, AuG. 9. (From Thomas Binnre and Co.'s Cifcular.J Arrivals of all grain from abroad continue moderate. The weather up to Saturday last was fine and favourable for harvest, but oln the evening of that day heavy rain set in, which con- tinued almost without intermission until yesterday morning, since which It has been fair, with drying winds; a ...

... k Bbtpptllo *11telItgence. TIME OFk HIGH WATER, AT HULL. Morn. Tide. Bven.2Tide. Aug. 12 Friday ?? 40 past 5 6 past 6 - 13 Saturday 21 6 41 6 th Sunday - 14 Sunday ?? 558. 6 12 ..7 - 16 ionday ?? 27 .. 7 41 7 at. rinty. - 16 Tuesday ?? 5..5 7 9 8 -17 Wednesday 23 8 37 8 IS Thursday ?? 52 .. 8 9 .. 9 BRITISH PORTS. GooLuc WEEPILY SHIPPING LUsr.-Foreign~inwavd-Yorfolk (s), Rotterdam; Concord, ...

... -n -h , - . LivERPOOL CORN MARKET, 'Yesterday.-IWe had only a thin attendance of buyers at our Corn Exchange this morning, and the demand for wheat was on the most retail scale at a reduc- lion of 1el. to ?? per centi; the value of new was very irregalu. Flour vwas held Inlyr at previous rates, with a moderate consunmp- tive enquiry. Indian corn was not much dealt ins; holders, how- ever, were ...

... ?? hie Le(dh n (re da of lucuy, A ugiusJ. Thomas Houlden, Earls Colne, EBrL tdoed1 in bfrree, to surrender Aug. 19, at half-past one o'clock. Un t 15, at one, at the Bamkrupt Court: solicitor, Mr. Jonus, 0chc i eoer; oflicial aslsgnee, Mr. Whitnmore, Baaiughalt-reet. , uicabeth White, Lewisham, echoolmistess, Aug. i,, at two, and Sept, 15, at half-paet one, at the Bankrupts' Court scliotora A ...

... I WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 3. 13 Wind S.W., fresh; at Holyhead. S.W., fresh. ti AncurVnD.-Yesterday: Marianna from Monte Video-Irls, st Harden, Hamburg. To-day: Pactolus (sn.) Mills. from Alex- andlria-R. M. Mille, hturgess. St. John. N.B.-Lndy Gordon, ai and Minnesota. Flinn, from Quebec-Asia, Duncan, Mobile-o 0 Henry fiooro, Stewart. Mauritius-Lotus, Smyrna-Artemis, n from Dautlztic-Romance of the ...

... MONDAY, AUGUST 8. Wind EI.EB.; a& HolyhearL X.E., freeh and hazy. ARBIVED-.Yea2rday . City of Manchester, Wood, from Fit, Johu,XB-Janet k~jston. enry. Quebec To day:lt. Von Flotow, Herfaek, from b- Johil, N.B.-Ciutra el. Lloyd, and Minho ?? tporto -Nero, biuir, Itouu-Navarinuo, Lueas, Rotter.Iam. 6AILB I.-Giaour, Lackland, fo. ?? ?? Little, ?? Gundren. 3braltar-ElleI FKoter, Robinen, Calcatta ...

... was offered for sale by private contract, the executors of late Mr. Thornbury surgeon. So far, so well, but immediately following this is another paragraph, stating that this would be fine opportunity for a medical man, to purchase their property and commence practice, as the house has been long in the occupation of surgeon, and offers an excellent opening, &c. Now, Sir, considering that seven ...

... flash Mrs. Coate* was also knocked oat of her ehair, and severely burnt about the lower portion of the body. ...

... [Before Mayor, T. P. B.ikbhiogi and J. Lewis, Esqrs.] Ann TunnlcliC lonrty looking woman, wan charged with w,ndrrlntr the street,,—lnspector Fesm laid the prisoner had wandered through streets night and day for three months. Her husband had deserted her, and she was evidently broken bear led.—The Uaroa ordered her to taken to the workhouar. Kiro»M*roKT—A wretched little lad was charged with ...

... THE following is the report of the directors to the shareholders of ?? and County Down Railway Company, to be submitted to the general meeting of proprietors, to be held at the Board-room of the company, Queen's Quay, Belfast, on Wednesday next: REPORT. We have the pleasure to state that the expecta- tion expressed in our last half-yearly report, 'that the extension line to Downpat'ick would ...

... FRIDAy EVHNING. The Board of Trade returns just published show an important extension of commerce since the commencement of the year. Within the last few months the recovery may have been slightly impeded by the adverse position of continental affairs, but the move- ment has still been encouraging, a reactionary tendency being apparent in most departments of business. The demand for money on ...

... The annual sale and letting of Cotswold rams from the e ?? flock of Mr. W. Cotler, took place at Middle 'y Aston, on Friday the 29th ult. The fact that Mr. Cother, It at the last exhibition of the Oxfordshire and Banbury 0 Agricultural Societies, carried off the two shearling prizes n and the first for old sheep, was of itself sufficient to show e that the character of the flock was fully ...