... btbppitn 3Enteliggece. PORT OF HULL. POatZIGN SAILnD.-Feb. I-An' l'eo York, uat Boylin; Duo Fraters, Laucd. COwSTass ARRIVED. Jan. 26-Fromn Pridlilgton, Bee. Ainsworth, Good Intent, Sawden. Fearmoumh. Jupiter Matthewman. 28-Durree. Forfar-hire, Moncrieft * CoA.TaRs SAILEID. Jan. 25-P5r Shields, Westrmore. land. Tonge. 26-Leith. John Watson, Gray. Newcaetle. Wave, Davy. Dundee. Tay, Deadrick. 2 ...

... IEbe Jlarets, &e. to ~~GRAIN IN BOND, &a. Ila- Stock of Grain in Bonded Warehouses, in liull, on thle of 8th of September:-- ash Wheat, 102.7G4 qrs Barley, 1,019 qgr. Oats, 65,231 qrs. Beans, 23,936 qre. Peas, 4,529 qre. the Stock of Grain in Bonded W.areliouses, in Liverpool on the 3Slt of August:- ual Wheat, 148,777 grs. Barley, 1,286 qrs. Oats, 7,969 qrs. thle Bens 5,948 qre. Peas, 2861 gre ...

... *b#ing IntEffigm(c. I PORT OF HULL. IfULL, July 5-Capt. Fea, of the schooner Peter and Sane, which arrived here on the 4th inst., reports that on the 2ad inst., Spurn bearing *V.S.W. by compass, distant about 47 miles, he fell in and slightly Caine in contact with a sunken wreck, bottom up, wrhich appeared to Itini to be the hull of a vessel of about 140 tons. FoRtEIGx ARRive3n. June 7-_Firon ...

... The owbis, ka, chaserts, was tolerably pritne. There a, a goua suppi of d Sheep offering, with the primest Southdwn,,, which wer scarce, trade was rather brisk. at full pric but a other kindi of Sheep little was doing. Thesupplyor Calves was short, asd trade beavy at Friday's curreucies. All 3inca of Pork experienced a very sluggish deinand, at late Zatea. a By thequantitiesof Slbs sinkingthe ...

... The first annual meeting of this institution (con- sisting of 105 members, exclusive of the consuls and vice-consuls who are members ex officio) was held last Monday, at the Exchange, H. Levett, Esq., in the chair. The CHAIR4AN opened the business, by briefly noticing the objections that had been made, that a Chamber of Commerce could not exist here, because, thirty years ago, one did not ...

... Hart of uIll Imparts, Fromn the 21st fo The 27th September, both izujaji,,. LIS Retina of Dundee, Peter, from Petersburg, B 133, 9 men- er 4351 bobbins flar VV. Beadle, agent as. Nymph of Wisbeach, Blow, from Dantzic, B M2, 7 inen--gj as quarters 260 bags whetat, 214 deals, 2 qr deal ends J. B. La of Samuel atd Sarah of N~ewcastle. Scotland, from Ripe, B 291, 10 moen-Zo wainscot togs,:32G ...

... Of Aarktts, Sm. ,O? LONDON AGRICULTURAL MARKEMS. MARK-LANE. June 1S.-From Essex, Kent, and anf- folk, the supply of Wheat was moderately good, bct of Barley. Beans, and Peas from all these counties, very limited. There was a fair fresh arrivalofGstaorsiday-s market, principally from Ireland. having scafcely any either English or Scotch up since Friday. Very high prices being demanded for Wheat ...

... I uipplug Intelligence. From the latest accounts received from Cronstadl, it appears that the ships off the London Chest, as ,ell as the Canton, are all fast in the ice. The Rimswell and the Glide are not mentioned. The Loyalist, the Thomas Dou- gal, and two.others, havegot clear; hbutfromthecontinued severity of the itrst, and heavy gales of snow, with the wind invariably from the west, it ...

... 'Ittil larCe 4r=mt. h, it CATTLE BONES, per Ton ..5. a a 5 FLAX. Riga. sup, white, T.R., per CFt 0 0 0 ._ 0 o d L] ,ht P.1 R. *- 26 ' SP .Ti R _. ..2 0 2 S la D .'M. 1- 2 O 2 C e D.C . .190 .20 Peterilbtrg 12 beads . . . .. .. . 2 6 0 2 i head. .. 119 0 .. 2 * If Narva i2 readle ..0.. .. 0 0 0 O g heads .. . 0ao o . o Ir M .emel ...

... Tbe gaaAes, vc. YARkiIOVrH, July 14.-White Wkheat 64s to 8s. Rd 62s to G6s. Barlcy 3Bs to 32s. BeansSs to 38s. Peas 32s to 33s. Oats 22s to 30s. Flour 48s to503 per 280 lbsr net. LODON AGRICULTURAL MRKM. MARBK-LANE. July 16.-Thte qrantity of Wheat on sale from Essex, Rent, and Sufolk, was limited at to.day'a market, and there was a very short supply of Barley. Beans and Peas from these ...

... Zoe -fl-flattm, tc. I Devuns 3s to 3a 84 per stone, estimated weight when fat, Lambs 20s to 26s, shearlings 30s to 368 each. Figs more plentiful and the turn cheaper. ROMNSEY, Sept. 8.-There has been a good supply of new Wheat and some old this week ; new Wheats varying from 60s to 65s, and old 70s to 7, 2s per qr. A few samples of new Barley have appeared, quality and condition good. ...

... I fe I arkets, rr. ey, U1, LONDON AGRICULTURAL MARKETS. lie MTARK-LANE, Sept. 24.-The supplies of Wheat from for Essex, Kenit. and Suffolk, were onlyr to a moderate extent id, at this day's market, wvith a somnewhat increased quant ity of Barley, Beans, sod Peas, from these counties, but only a ire mnoderate fresh arrival of Oats as \well English and Scotch at- on Irish. There was a good ...