... 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., ...

... I Zbe .ffattc, &r . I AVERAGE PRICE & DUTY ON FOREIGN GRAIN. Weeklyv Averages by Imp. Qe. Avresages from torr'esponsdtig from the Gaz. so Jan. 12, i837 Ga. in last year,Jan. 13, 1256 S. d,j S.d. BWheat L2 58 4 Wheat _59_ 0 Brtey 2S tO Barley, - _ &S! Oats_ 2~~0 1Oats 14 ItI . ye. _ 31 3 6Rye --- 11 6 Bcanss . . 32 1 1iBeans 4t o Pens 3 3 S1Peas 3 2 5 el PReSENT DuaY ON FoRseiN CORN -Wheat ...

... -- N'. 11 V ! .sDipping Intelligma. a~g ~ PORT OF HULL. FolWitui AxRIVED. Jan. 4-From Riga, George Pentmrm Jackson. Friedrckstadg, Nymphe, Preekel. 5-.Sgt J*%- Jane, Talher. P`41au, Ceres, liecker. 7-St. .rh',, JAmity Leslie. 8-Dun irk. Owy, Wharton. Gorenlwg, lvss. hoe, Fairbum. Bougiiei, Emanuel, Pederson. Zet, F'n- Margareths, Janssen Brenmn, Catharine, Papp. .dmit.-- dam, Neptuinus. ...

... I rbt mtaritts, kt. obtained for the priniest Scots. we were tolerably wee.l supplied with Sheep, which were mostiI of prime quality Although the trade with Sheep was by no mleans brisj,, an enhancement of about 2d per 8 lbs was paid Gr the best Southdowns. A very limit-d number of Calves offerin,. whilst the sale was rather heavy, at Ilast week's quotation. The primest small pnrkers ...

... I ' thr-,zrarkett, &c, MARK-LANI; Jan. 3.-Quantity Of Wbeat limited sale sluggish, and Mmi:iy's prices hsrely suiporteL We- were tolerably well suppJied with Bariley, trade doll, at l1 e rates. Superfine new Malt, which was scaic, ccmmadea a ready sale, at fully late rates: in other kinds of 1?fatJ next to nothing doing. Supply of Oats, . exceedingly large, and, for the most part, much out of ...

... I -9:10 M -Arkdo-t -:. I----------- KVERAGE PRICE & DUTY O R[GGAIN. Weeki' Averages~1 by-P. Qr..Aeas from correepondling from 'eGto Ja.Y. 19, 337, 46Az.ie fant year, Jan. 2u,' 1552 Wheat S.. 5. q 1 Wheat 5ia Oats 38~ea 318c 1aie Ws~d.Oats 6.9,1 Rye 1:. 3. Beas 18. 3d. P'eas 19s.94d YOPRKSHIRLE AND L IN C 0L NS IR E AGRICULTURAL MARKETS. BULL, Jala. 23.-A fair attendatceeof Farmers to ...

... 1,- Madt ol, &-C. AVERAGE PRICE & DUTY ON FOREIGN GRAIN. Weekly Averages by Imp. Qr. I Averages from corresponding from the Gia, of Jan. 5, S' gOar, in las yrJn 6, ItO Wheat . _ 52 $i Wheat B rley - -- - A_ 9 L Barley-, .. 4 Oat t.-_. . 0 2 Oats - t Rye . =2(; i Iye,t 4 o Beas-- - '34 0 Beas_ _ ! Peas A _ .3 1 M Pezs a 1 9 PursrENT DUTY ON FOREIGN CCRNvWheat sed. Rarlev l86sW. Oats Ss:1d ...

... r 111, 7f Iblitto, , $ tt I--ft- I w Pern V! Ms a.et . Pier 2owiid lbtKw ing E ssexaenas t .. W ' ocktsna.t 42 _ 'FORNlGN{,; fv perial Qr -- -+-- 51 4g Wheat. fl buc Konigsburs, ,0 Jive, Balt ac, *-rled o an . C o 0 le1s1, o 0 adFrI'..3 : I aRuLe i, Harid . 6 o n . SD -t - WRite.us83 t56 umaFe t ..4 .3 Oats Thtcb iRtow~ nk .2tt a 7.. 0 £ - Rtssian, Feed ...

... w3ort of pul[ 3limporto, B Prox the 61h to tle l2th Janu-ary, baih iatduskr*. Amitv of Aberdeen, Leslie. from St. Joln, N. B.- B 311, 17men-170 pieces birch timber. 65 piecesfil timber, 35c I qr 25 deals. 10 deal ends, 7c 2 qrs bat tens, 9 fathoms hatbwood. HIuiderness and Cniiton agents. Ceres of K-nizsbPrg, Becker, from Pi;lin and Konigsberg, P 150, 7 mien-724 quarters lins ed. 70 bags ...

... Tomnmtr-tal. BRITSh INXDIA COASTING TRADE -The following are the regulations newly adopted. They appear to give much satisfaction :- Foreign ships belonging to any state or country in Europe, or in America, so long as such states or countries respec- tively remain in amity with her Majesty. may freely enter the British seaports and harbovurs in the East ladies, whether they come directly from ...

... I CDC Aarktto, &-C. AVERAGE PRICE & DUTY ON FOREIGN GRAIN. Weekly Averages by lImp. Q~r. Averagsfo coeuodtg from the Gaz. gof Dctj, iml C~sz gvesite from correspondmng from thenOar, of flec~eo, 1333j Oa,.Zin last year, Dec. 354210 Wheat .. 53 2 Wheat t.59 2 L JS Baro e3 o i i th far0ne: all parcels 20 i Oats freely 24 10 Rye ~~~~280 RyI Bes- u t. tbe greatbulk. 34 43Be a s . m 3 o £ Peas ...