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EXTENSION OF The AMERICAN TRADE AT Hull.
1t Is runored that there Is company projected
tor establishing regular line of packets between
New ork and Hull. At present large portion
OF the American produce, including cotton, that
IS thrown INTO sale and consumption at Hull, as
Wen as IN the manufacturing towns with which
Hull has means OF cheap and easy communi-
cation, imported at Liverpool, the dock dues at
which port being much heavier than those at
Hull, and the inland carriage expensive, there is
decided advantage in importing such produce
direct. Hull Packet


SLAVE TRADE.-In the House of Commons on
the 9th, IN answer to question by Lord j. Rus
sci, Sir K. Peel said negotiations were going for
ward with the United States, for the purpose Of
coming to an amicable adjustment for the sup
preston of the slave trade.