... FROM T LOND- IETT 1; ; ' ?? : 'I - T ?? i /; n. !1i ?? er l'm . ?? JOB HOLLOWAY, Bra'ckell Berkshire, grocer-- tosnrrenderJarn'9, at half-astL6b!c16ck, ?? at ll, at the Bdnkrupts' court:'sosicitor,Mr. Dawios,,' Ampton-street,. Grrays-iun-road official, assign ; Mr. W1hitniore,'Basxnghall-stieeC i ROBEI~r TATE, Regent-street, jeweller,$7 Ji.;m 12, Feb. l3i'at 2'o'clock,' at the Baukrupts' ...

... O13trt of oul Import0, Fromt the 23rd to the 29th Dveoifsor, bMt aelzuiye LuPheimia Of Perth, Turpie, from Lisbon. B 84, 6 men.. -2 pipes C bogsheads I I quarter casks wine, .50 pipes oil, 150 chests and 140 half chests oranges. Headley and Nctrhald, agents. Rosetta of Hull, Lawsotn, from Rotterdamn, 8 163, 8 men , osoak bark, 05 mats flax, 20 hamapers waLnuts, F. agvio,3ent. 3Ionareh of Ifuil ...

... .btpping 3EnteIzigence. PORT OF HULL. FoRsRoN AaiaVaD. -Jan. 24-From Dun&-irk, Swift, Wilson. COASTEnIs Anaivas. Jan. 18-Fromn London, York. shiretnan. Shillitu; Water Witch, Gibson. 23-dariich, Violet, Mc Kee. COASTERS SA!LED. Jan. 19-For .,Vewcrttle, Abbey, JhPpie. 23-.Sockton, St. George, Waters. The Speedwell. Lancaster, which sailed from hence with goods, for Dunkirk, on the 17th inst., ...

... Jan. 9th,-The supply of Wheat Is good, and there is a fair demand at fully 'riday's prices; In some instances rather exceeded. Barley finds buyers, but without mate.. rial alteration in value. Beans and other articles as betore AVERAGE PRICES OF GRAIN. Wheat. Barley. Oats. Beans. Peas. Rye. 3498 2106 391 22S 10 - 54s. 10d. S0s. Od. 21a. Id. S6s. 9d. 35s. Od. ?? ARRIVALS THIS WEE6;. Wheat. Oats ...

... LOCAL MARKETS* [LEEDS - CLOTH ' MAaHETs--In the' Coloured and White Cloth Halls, during the pastweek, there has been a fair average demand, c'nsidering the season of the year; in tct the demand for manufactured goods hasexceeded the supply duting thatperiod. 1 The individuals engaged in the wafi'bous6s are very busily emiployed. - LEtOs 'Cota MARtKET, JAN. 2.-'The arrivals of Wheat and Beans ...

... I sbipping Intelligrurt. PORT OF HULL. FoZYIoI Alasvao. Dec. 28-From Rotterdam, Sea Horse, Bouch; Bee, BesL .4ntlerp. La Reine, Jenssen. 29-Hoiterdamn, Deben, Hall: Aquatic, King; Amelia, Ansdell. Petersburg, Watson, Frost; William Lee, Shep. herd. 30-Harnbro', Sympathy, Duckells. 31-Dun- A-irk, Croft, Croft. H'am&ro', Active, Partridge. Jan. I- ,ramn6ro' Marys, Johnsonf; Shamrock, Wilman; ...

... 1 _B REPORT OF THE WOOLLEN TRADE FOR DECEMBER. JAw. Ints 18I35,-The month of December is rarely a busy One. It is half way betwixt the seasons of Autenna and Sprirg, and is that month in which careful tradesmen sum up thi half yearor the year's transactions, and reckon the important items of profit and loss. Hence they have no time to buy, and as little desire, so absorbed are they in pounds, ...

... ;: J- , MARI ETS. I l 1 *LONDON COt~EXCHANGE. MARK-LANE., MONDAY, JAN. 15. There was, only a Iwaited mnumber ofloand samples sea,- up from kSussezx, Kent, and Vuftlk, suisting of Wheate Barley, Boans, and Peasi, and from 'the'litivigation of that Thames beingv vry Iuhnpddb'ie.ncneuneo continuance ?? int~aes firost, few of the. frhprcels ofgrian wore offerea for sale, nud srarce'ty iny vessl ...

... LOCAL MARKETS; YESTERDAY'SWA -E WXlELJ CORN I MARKET. The canals having been closed for the last four days, we have a short supply of all Grain here to-day. The millers, generally, are not sufficiently needy to have recourse to land carFiage, but w hat Wheat is sold is at au advance of Is. per quarter. Barley is in fair demand and Is. per quarter dear- er. Beans without variation. LEEDS ...

... . YESTERDAY'S IVAKEFIELD CORN la , MARKETi hc e -la We had a thaw on Monday, and two or three . vessels which were ready at hand got up, but the T 4 frost having returned:'with great severity, the canals a are all closed. There has been a slow trade for all eN e articles, and up to the close oV the market not . much business done, and there is no alteration in f o prices. A LEEDS CLOTH ...

... PRICE OF TLLOW I. LEEDS.-an. 2. P-. -~ ~ TA 11, . ?? ?? . ?? 4s. 64. Per, stone of 14 lbs .. ?? - .- 64. * IN LONDON.-Jan. I. In quantitles of 2 ?? .- ?? . 9d- Lsr es FORTNIGHT FAIR, Jan. 3.-There was a limited show of' every description of csttle at this mnarket, which wias W/ell ittended by buyefs.' Ihe principal portion of the cat- tle exposed for. sale wais disposed of at the following ...

... NItE WOOL TRADE, London, Thursday Bvessing. fi a fiast of the series of public sales of Colonial and Foreign Ii sls commenced on Tuesday last, and there have been since trionatqus ties ofth same stapleoffered to the trade. The 51 Tdance of buyers has been rey nunmerous, arid a spirit hao !astod to purchae: sehich hae not hee wvitesser dfr many C. past. a G ~nAE ol LEEDs.-The severe weather ...