... HULL CORN MARKET. [am JAN. 19.-Thiere was a fair supply of Wheat offeringfrom en. the farmers to day, for. which more money was again de. adl- manded; the finest dry parcels were taken olfT at 2s. per qr. oaws advance, and the secondary sorts may be noted Is. per qr. Due above the ctirrencytof last week. Oats iand Beanis have both the fully supported their late value, but cannot' be calleii ...

... -' 'T HE MPlK 1ZTO Dee 29-TaHsIJIIL COBN. MARKE , Dec.,st-Tlicre fmrr-s uppl~y ~ida helatsb i1 fisrmners, the best qualitles vvere taken o6ffreet a prices, but all thse that want copditibn conhlo I qvilr t considerablepsropoition of the Wheat ` fi ti` the latter description. Oats wore in fair stpply, and sup. ported the previoyslij noted prices,*fth a fireateut of bust. nress pasd~ng -hemns ...

... IV SHIPPING INTELLIGE DOff BRIDLINGTON, 26th inst-Cane Gro, e Quebec, with loss of boats, bulwark, stalichions, &c., r a 10 weeks' passage. Y Off WHITBY-Providence, Ricenburgilh, from Riga. At GRiVESv ND-.Gulnare, *1MetCtIf, from Canton.- Euphrates, Buckhams, from Bombay.: Lowestoffe, Cook, from Sibjyrna. nAt LivEnRooL-Rival, Whinfield: George, Wright; from Alaranham. Priscilla, Wc. Keutie, ...

... HULL CON MAR ,T.-TUESDAY. HULL COR DIARKF ,at to eet thIse day's S There was a fair sh7ow of farmers' Whett meet lhilt a dea market, and oil the buoineoo done, rhich W It osaiplco of ct'ne of fu 5 risper r was submoitted to, o tahe ata def C line of 111s fal Of per ero fotrd such terev fa new Whaeat were only in veryl middliaeg con0ditiol,' fole, hthaer ft were no aye . maelty of an exceedinl ...

... From the 14th to the 20th ef May, both inclrusive. erul, Transit, of Hull, Roach, from Hamburg. B 200, 10 men- o 5 cases 4 packages furniture, I bag seeds, I case clocks, 1 Bet box wearing apparel, 4 cases toys, 4 cases German manu- BIC factured goods, 3 cases wine, I case cordials, 105 bales wool, 3 i', 3 cases British manufactured goods, returned; 1 package s books. Brownlow and Pearson, ...

... VH1+ MA. tE-TS S &C. is of LIVERPOOL MARKETS hich DEC. 26.-There has. been a steadydemand foitSUgar at *one ull prices, and the sales amount to 850 bhdsm B P. I Vour Bengal have also been disposed of at 67& to 70g for very iine, to On.4,400 bags tMaurlltus at S59s. 6id. Per ew~*theta. Iactiofis in Foreign cdriiist or 520 bagg sort ordinarhe trrml6 roiat 278. to Z9s. 9d., and 15 hssor Bahia at ...

... SHIPPING IN'TELLIGENCE. The Ann Eliza Jane, Mentrup, arrived here on Wednes. day, from Quebec, with timber nud deals.-lost two men overboard, and her canvass. At SCARSRO', 13th inst.-i1erchant, Hill, from Hondleur. At GRAVESEND, 12th inst.-Oeeauo Rattray, from St. Petersburg. 13th-Robert, Gibson; Leda, Lyall, trom St. Petersburg; Neptune, Haacks, from Ostend. 15th-Flora, Manning; Orwell, Hall, ...

... I tULL CORN MIARKET. Jutl 7.-Thel tt' ei(w a aModesate .alet' Of Wh.eatt fisst the rlctart.e)5 to ssseet this slay7s Market; andholavinastg aza PoI Jstowtahlc loninthe s(eathet, tble l/hjeat trade uwas sull to.daPy, and last ne ck pA i Vcs ne froith diflicultltt vujpported oGn the lsiness pasaisg, which hias ostll ben lJi;,itcd; the Fssarsisss, hlewevert are hy coO nensatn.s oal, s -tte-s. ...

... Firom the 1 SeA OD the 23rd of Deceber, both incluiotr,. Catharine of Newcastle, Rtevely, tram St. John's, N.B. 13 263, 10 mentle1 pieces fir timber, Ill pieces hardwood~, 25c 1 qr IS .deems, 7c 1 qr 27 battens, 3c I qr 21 deal ends, 3% ahm ah wood. WIV.ard, agent.atimlth George Lockwood of Newrastle, Thompso, from Plctou, II 089, 11 men .72 piecrabrhtme, 2p0mpn timber, 3tc 2hqrs I battens, tC ...

... I An Account of the number of Vessels, and the amount of their Tonnage, entered inwards at the Port of Hull, from all parts Of the World, during the last year, ending 5th January, 1836; specifying the Ports from which theVessels cleared, and distinguishing the difierent nations to which they belonged British. Foreign. Ports from which the vessels . 4 _ cleared. R. Russia, viz., North Ports .. ...

... The Lee, Hayden, arrived here on Monday, prous bi - . ith Goods and Passengers, with the hrigrtold~ap, XIfL from Stockton to London, with coals, dinuuated. n biee In contact with the Jasmine, on the 21st IraL The Gatesend, Morton, from LUndon, for Net with goods, drove .ii shore orLlncolnahlremain, lastadedW tp, !and htss arrived here damaged. The Robert and Margaret. Daviion, frot Ale wstit ...

... HULL CORNM2ARITET. June 21.-ITsetc'was a fair show of IPP7eat to-day frons thle fas-mers, but oftother grain vrio 7isiseted ; the& best quatitie.a otffWet!o wivn taken cit# at lost wesk ) oinie' , and a fair- extent oft business sIs;'qht have becis donsi, lad a redaction o0305 per pr. been su~bmitted to WVe on Other qusslitics. I'Iryju, Oatis olfferin Itto-da y, ann' prices8 wvith out ...