... REFUSAL OF THE PEOPLE TO PURCHASE pRo. PERTY WHEN OFFERED FOR SALE ty AUCTION. c on Monday last, the 12th inst., considerable excitement g was manifested in Hull, on its being announcedby Mr. Noble printer, booksellers and news agent, by a placard Posted ge' aneraly about the town, that property seized from him for a refusing to pay assessed taxes would that morning be at a tqmpted to be sold ...

... LIVERPuuL MiAKTb.rs.. le CORN MAiRKET, MONDAY, FEB. 18 -During the last, seven - days upwards nf 6800 quariers of Oats, 55u)0 sacks of Flou r, te and 4700 loada of Oatmeal have arrivad from Ijreand ; the d, imports of Wheat have been very moderate. At ?? . market there was an exceedingly dulU trade in Wheat, and 8 secondary qualitieB dbclined in value id. to 2d.^per 701bs. , in very choice ...

... I _,LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. 1o0noAy ?? ?? -a At. -- ?? - Although we had but a moderate supply of wheat to-day fr'om Essex, Kent, and Sufflbk, there was a heaviness in the trade, but last Monday's piices were obtained for the finest runs, but rather lower terms are obtained to effect sales of rough and inferior samples. The supply of barley was small but fully equal to the demand, as the ...

... I ?? LIVERPOOL MARKETS-AUGuST 12. CORN MARitET.--The imports of Grain are moderate, but the supplies of Flour and Oatmeal continue large; since this Pi day-week about 8,000 sacks and 5,000 loads of these articles h-have arrived from Ireland. The trade continues to feel the eid influence of the fine weather. Tuesday's market was very n. dull, and almost every article declined in value-*.Wheat ...

... i, ' &Y ',AD-S;-'ASSZOCIATON. - _ ; This body met on MondA y evening at Nelson-place. The R attendance *vas very numerif,~ ' Fs,;rcls B. .BEAMIs5, Esq, was caled .to the Chair. . . B~~EPEAL OP THE UNION. Mr. Hendrick roe, 'in 'pursuanee.'of notie# 4hich he had given, to impress 'on' the assoalation the. 'isdssitv' of more 'than u ?? activity at Usa pisen* momient, in promoting.. petitions to ...

... LIVERPOOL MARKES. - COUtN MARKET, JAN. 28.-SinceSaturday, a numerous fleet ., of v~seles bave arrived from Ireland,. with grain and oth.r articles'of the corn trade, inureasing the previously small supplies to a very 6onsiderWisb amount. During the last seven day* the trade baa boliedull, and4 prices have been with ritsi- catity faiutaiteisid. On Tuesday, and again on Friday, pieited latnmies ...

... TliheRainhlow, Fitrniss, which sailed from Waterforde onm the 4th t0c;ober for St. Jn's, Newvfundnland, put back ol. Thursday. the paster reports that be susceeded ii reacbh ing the Banks, but in couesquex~ut of the severity of the weather,, 4e was lobliged to bear up, having lost part of bul. wark, and sonwe sails, an4d having thrown a postion of' the cargo (sat) overboard. 'ihe*;minla Zoller ...

... | 7 . - . 1BEtI-AST, OCT. 30.-Red Wheat, per 112b, 7s to I0; white ditto, 8s to lls Od; newv oats, 4s 4d to ds G4; barley, 6Os 9d-to 7s, oatineal l~s Od; butter, at the scale, 9d per lb * fresh ditto,-l114 per ditto Qf lS oz.- ; Potatoes, 3d to 3Ad per stone; farmers' best pigs, 27s 0d per cwt; second ditto, 22s per ditto,. ; CORK, TbliArisAYsOCf. 31.- NTheat 18s Od to 23s Od per 20 stone; ...

... (Accuratety lep orted fqr thd Frecman.) SMITHFIELD. TIIURSDAY.-The market was abundaiitly supplie& with evcrydescription; noebangein prices; businessdull; nothing 41one in export. Price of beef, 22s. to 28s. per cwt., sink- ing offal; good sheep, 5hd.; inferior, 4d. to 5d.; demaud bad; cilves, 50s. to 70s. Very little done in the pig trade. Great numbers left the market unsold. Mitch cows 12(. ...

... . .i ?? I A 2 (Accuratdy repozted for ?? &rdeauma.) a .S41THt'iELD. THUXSDAY there- was a good supply of Horned Cattle, Sheep, Lamb, Calves and Pigs. Prime grass Beef, sinking offal, i50s.; inferior, 40s. to 45s. per cvrt.; Sheep, accord- qug to uality, from 38s. to 46s ; Lamb, from l6s. to 2 Is. ; Calves, from 40s. to 60s.; Pis, from 18s. to -40s. each. The business of the day very heavy. ...

... BELFAST, JUNE 26.-Red Wtheat, los 9d to Us 6B; Oats, 4s 6d to Ss 64; Oatmeal, Ss 4d-to 9s9 per ett. But- ter, at the scafe,*4 per- lb. ; fresh ditto, 9d to I Id per 18 oz. ; Potatoes, old IOd to ls Id per cwt. ; New ditto, from Is 2d to Is 6d per stone. CORK, TuUitsDAY, JUNE 27.-Wheat 21s Od to 25s Od per 20 stone; barley GOs Od to 00s Od per 16 st.; oats 9s 2d to ?? 2d per 14 stone; irhiskey ...

... _ _ LIVERPOOL M-ARKETEDJu ?? CORN EXCIiANGE.-We lave again to not a fi'r arrival of* Flour and Oatmeal from Ireland, but' ?? other ar- ticle of the Corn trade the supplies inceit day week have been light. 1200 qrs.. of Wbeat and i2Stbrls. of Flour have arrived from Canada. On Tuesdayd'fairAnsout of business was transacted in Wheat, at 7S. -d.eo 7s. 9d. for choice Irish red, and 7s. 3d. to 7s. ...