... HIU.LTL CORN MARAlKET£, :Tuesda!,, /higust 3. There hlas been scarcely any grain offering from the far- nsces, and the fine hot weather we have bceen latterly ex- 'pericacing has 4and it effect. op the trade, whichi-has beenr dull and lifeless in the extreme ; there is so little~busiriess pa~ssing,0 that it is difficult to give a correct currenicy.-f When sales of English wheat have been mnade ...

... SHI 'PPING INTIELITG liNCi'. ; ' ~AIteIVALtS. - t.-At PLYMOtrTlH, 6thl August-Coriolanus, Fox, froes Cadiz to this port. At QUJEBEc, 2d July-Victory, Simpson, from thlis port;-with passengers. At CUXssAVE*-Thomss Moulden,S'pencer, from Goole. * At FALn7ou'ru-Lady Keithj Whitt, from thlis port. At MiisAsiCiis-Minerva, Mudd, from this port. -At YAiesou's'l-Vallenia, Davison; FlorencejBright. n | ...

... '. : . -, . : i , . - - - -1 ---, -; ---. ?: - . I , ;? 1? ? . i, ? .. . . ,, , is'pTifto. e!| - :*tForT the HULL, eo A gitKUT, j ee, tkiir4piage. t'. . WEEK.LY CORN PiETURN iFOR iIIXLL. Thrnsmitted D :Fridqytlajt, to t1le Co.,froller of Co : - .. Rburos, L-nd9., . t;r~ a eqnnt~ofhPe qhtjiiies ~d pgestof FrHtish Corzn difl, Bo1d ini t tb6 t1rndeliv4eed td the !nspeor:h tie dalrs irt'ie k ...

... . L CORN UAIARKET., - 17 ^> > . g :,'aesdayj :I Feiruery cil : e;lhere is a 4very thin' attendarice of bothi nyersi fnd' , steensto-this dayrs mzarket,' {nI eonoequen6c of the tem- pestuous state of-the -weather; tbe busintess -passing has been,- o'nsetiiently, limited. .oFor ther best xconditioned' > - parcels of,,,whbeat,: an ,advanceonf is to, 2s per qr. has been a id; anxd op the sec9ndary ...

... REPORT ON AIANUFACTURES,TRADE, l AND SHl'IPLNG. . I (Froms the 211foning H~erold.) Psrt, Ginsoxz, at ship-ownec an d shsip-builder of hull1, havinrg great opporttluni ties olknowying thle general state of tlhe shipipinge tyade, describes it to be in anl extremsely distressed slate. lI e coisipletcly lp'ovei as- thle other weittsesses have dlone, thle C sitter fifflacy otf thle opinioss that ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE aers, OffDovn-Rachel, Irvin, from Quebec, with loss of bulwarks, quarter and stern damaged, and leaky, having also been struck by a sea. any At GnAvEsEND-Eliza, Keighley, from Hambro'. In- , he dustry, Ulfers, from Harlingen. Aurora, Swaffin, from pro- Lisbon. Sophia, Blake, from Quebec. any At F.r.sroUrts-Zior, Ducker, from Terra Nova. i the At FistirRe.ow-Eleanor, ...

... I PORT OF HULL IMPORTlS. SHIPS' REPORTS. From the I St to the '7th Jurne, xoth inchrjnj~-e. Ernst. Of Colltenlingen, Ahlinsan, Copenhagen, I) 7i5, t; rat tons cattle bonts. Else, of Gricfswaldle, rIlahncrt, Dautzic, P IS7, 9t mel-2,t-fl'. cattle bones. Pexointa, of Newcastle, la~c, Meme), B u?33, li10 o'3 c fir timber, Se I qr III deals 711 c staves. Maria, of Hull, Kemp, Sierra Leone, B 231. ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE The Samuel and Sarah, OlHara, from Newcastle to Alex- auldria, has put into this port, having lost anchor asd cables in Yarmouth roads, ulli is in a leaky condition. Off the HUIJRAM, 28th ult.-Amelila, Heusing, from Per- nau. 30th-Columbia, Wear, from Quebec. 8SILRD from Gatustys-phspnix, SchewngaII for Kr, of gers; Portuna, Kimelin, for Wan; Oden, Othwan. for oto ...

... P Proom the 4 th to the 10th of Rbruary, otii -nclusi- e * du0ttleoof Ostend, Tjellien, from Ostwnd; B 150, 8 men 820 alest(lax, 271 balpa tow, 1. Murris,a aecu (joede %rerwagting~ of Amseterdam, Ouwt'a, fd roin Ainster- dani 1 D 73, 4 wleii 0 toils linseed cakes, 2 ciol, eake dust. Antonius e t aOpenbuvg, Jongebloed, from Emders, H G0, 4 ,met .i.310 quarles bons Q. G(urminell, ugent ...

... ibbipping Intfeligne. PORT OF HILL. IuLr,., Feb. 4-The Batavia, Schaifer, from Batavia, with augar snd collee, for Rotterdam, has put into our roads through stress orf weather, and with loss of boats, bulwarks, &c. 5-The William, Spencer, from London to Newecastle, was abandoned in a inaking state on the 19th ult.; crew saved by the smack William and Alary, of London, and landed at Grimsby ...

... | 2; ifjC Alarkets e vincial dealers was not very nunerxus the Devous. Runts, Short horns, and Heefords at Id I the currencies noted on this day se'zi bt i middling and inferior breeds the trde ruled he~bt barely stationary prices. Prime ohl Downs wrvr r4 and fully as dear as last noted; but otherwise tl~ e l>. trade was dull, with a moderate &upgly offering .. thote from Llncolnshire came to ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENINO.-Commercial matters. -We regret to have to announce several failures in the city; a sugar-baking establishment, and a drug establish- ment, are amongst the number. The failure of Moutefiore, brothers, for debts amounting to £100,000, has excited great interest in the commercial circles; and accounts from St. Petersburgh state the failure of a silk merchant to the ...