... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... 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; ...

... 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, 41~/ I ' 0 , I ,i ;THURSIASY'VE3Dz8&nRS.; .2,8 - drieff. Rerdam.--eer1 e,'(5)-Bonch; Bee, .-Best~L, dn.-Jukle ...

... HfULL TIDE.TABLE. High Water Morn. Tide. Even. Tide. Jan. 7 Sunday. 16 PAST 3 51 PA8T, 3 1 s. :8 ?? 2 . 4 23 ?? ArrEs 9 Tuesday ?? . 4 19.6 E.rI. 10 Wednesday42 . 5 4 .: 6 F. M. 11 Thursday 24 . 6 43 ?? 6 12 Friday 1. 7 19. 7 13 Satrday .36 7 53 ?? 7 The-Barton steam packets sail daily from Hull to Barton at seyen in the,morning, and'half-past twehle andifour in the afrernoon. They sail ...

... 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 ...

... AI~KWFS1 -LONDON dOR EHNAN G i q hbi MARK-LANE, MONDAY, JAN. 1. bI There was only a moderate supply of Wheat ond Barley a from idsoxe, Kent and Setfllk this inorning, but a fiir qunti- cl ty ofBe;ns' and Pein from the two former counties, and there ci lias been it considyrable arrival of Oats from. Ireland since this a day ae'rnight, with it few carroes fresh ip from Scotland sand , ...

... COTTOte-The demand this week has been limited, and 114 the arrivals being considerable, prices of American have o1 declined a I. to td. per lb. In other deacriptlons there i6, et hosiwever, no materlal change to notice; 500 American, 160 qi Pernambueo and 500 Surat have been bougi t on speculation. Al During the-month there have been forwarded to the B country unsold, 400 American and 500 ...

... Comallerctal *ntellicrefirr. LONDON. TUE2SDAY, JAN. 2, F SUGAR.-British Plantation. The arrivals this week H have been about 1600 buds., the market will therefore be E better supplied than it waS previous to the holidays. The - average price, exclusive of the duty, Is 41S. 4id. per cwt., being 2s. 0id. per cjlv. higher than at this time last D Maurititi. A few small parcels of Mauritius Sugar ...