... .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 ?? ?? l.- = o- ;n t- WIA JAN. 23-There was less life in the Wheat trade this morning, arnd Friday's improvement was not supported-, we do hot, however, Vury the quotations of this day week. Oats were held more firmly, and a felw parcels changed hands to hohl over. There was a dull trade in Flour sgnd Oatmeal. FrKlfTOx FORTNIGHT FAIR, Jain. 22.-We had a ulentiful supply a f fat heasts at ...

... I A WEDNESDAY, JANVARY 17. Th~w.rniFroi Lcidoi-Jane, 'Howeth. bn ?? Hutting. Anht'erp.-:Jenne Caroline 'Vatrien. I-etrm'~g.-StR Peter, Gusmes, ,Gllbertson.: () *Cook. Dee.-Forfarshire, (5) Moncrieff.' ?? FOB Ga1N5BRO'.-Ft~OUn IL- nion.-Burton, cel linson. THURSDAY, JANUARY 18. -NwAo.From Londo,-Manfchester, Ca, worth; Yorkshireman, (S) Shillito; WaterWitch, (S) Gibson. FRIDAY, JANUARY 19. ...

... . 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 ...

... 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 ...

... LEEDS, SATURDAY, JAN. 27, for TnE WOOL TRADE, London, Thursday Eohosing. Ls: irS In continuing our report of the progress of the public inl of sales of Colonial and other Wools, it is satisfactory to be in enabled to remark that the demand has continued through- a en- out with great animation. The prices obtained exhibited a gradual improvement, an Indication of the healthy state ?? of things ...

... DECLARATIONS OF IN;SOLVENCY. JOHN JAMES, of Southampton-street, Straud, wooellen-dra~ er, Jan. .. PETER i'00LLEY, of Ross, Herefordshire, N tailor and draper, Jan. 22. BANKiRUPTS. V W SAMUEL EDMUNDS, of Percival-street, Nor- thanjpttn--sRquare, Middlesex, provision -agent, Feb. Ne 6 and Mrarch G. at twelve, at the (ourt ol B:nlraptcy. Mr. James Clark, offiiial assignee, '28, Swithir's- hose i ...

... iml LONDON CORN EXCHANGE. Co] MARX-LANE,410NDAY, JAN. 22. il The navigation of the river being completely stopped by the s accumitlation of ice since this day ie'nnight, althoglih the weather was itot so cold yesterday, and this morning a gentle thols h: s 6et in, yet, is the barg4 cannot work the previous tehaw Sapply' i'W freah st iin ,sof any wori aion of grin were exposod for sale from ...

... 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 ...

... -LEEDS, SATURDAY, KAN. 27. as ' ?? thii re 6eoNW O SAE.Th 'ubjoined -particulasis V5c5or its -neeti ate aagdiih.tae- ' the Rt ;h .The large rooms ot~arraway's Coffee-Itouss have been crowded From y, to elcess by~partiesyrwho were either buyers,i or who as holdergnof musst wool rook aegreat Intere st lo the-result. The expetation of an imaprei to 'exteasive demand forw wols asthese sales, and ...

... BANKnUPTCY SUPERSLSDED. SIMCOCK, T. and SLATER, J. Little Ryder- street, St. James, tailors. BANKRUPTS TO SURRENDER IN BASINGHALL STREET. HAYTER, J. Kennington-ova], victualler, Jan. 29, at half-past eleven, March 2, at twelve. Att. Weeks, Tokenhoutse-yard. BLOOM, J. ?? late of East Cliff, Brighton, dealer in fancy g~ods, Jan. 25, March 2, at twelve. Atts. Taylor afid t'ollison, Great 7ames ...

... (sollillierctn'll Kiltelliarlim FO O)NDON, Ti.E A , J Dir Si. C, i; It- Iititishl P'~1 itritein. The tiritish P'lanaitioil Di Sugal roll;t ?? tie ,t eeli has been atteinded by very Be fevw it thte gil erl I efilles ls, ?? their En $,toueh; ar, STnuoW to he low. The purchascesof the week do no-, tierefore eseced 850 hhds., at a further decline ol titatirrti;l u ;s. X tlulag, tO Mauritius S~ugar ...