... *ifpping Inteuifmr. I PORT OF HULL. - The Tiger (a), Knocker, arrived from nfambro, on 4th inst,, left that place on 30th ult., and Cushaven oh let ist. Experienced much difficalty in coming down the river on account of the ice. The upward-bound vessels are ail hatuled on shore, and no probability of any of them moving for some days. The Friend's Goodwill, Wilkinson, from Stockton, with coals ...

... I - - IR f O f iW. E rto , d From the 241t to She 30tht Knremhe,, boat ilC7 .r_ [t Elizabeth of Blankenese, Breckwoldt frons R3eng.baM r D 69, 4 men-460 quarters rapeseed B. L, Hare. agent re St. Felix of Kiel. Diederichsen. from Kiel, D 130 7 D, men-387 quarters rapeseed, 493 quarters seed not ennne-. rated 3S. and R. Keighley, agents i fagdalena of Kiel, Moller, from IEeiligenharen. D 103 8 ...

... Ifbe arkets, kc. II GRAIN IN BONDSte.' Stoc~k of Grain in.Boiidesl Warehouses, in. Hull, on2 ibot Wlceat,.4,O00~ Oats, 672,I0 .qrs. Detais,'O fw Peas, 4,000O cirs. Stock of Grain in Bonded W~arelaouses,intii~erpoolonthe - 30th ofNovember:- R,2 Wheat, 33,046 qra. Oats, 11,952 qrs. Beans, 1,634 BE qrg. Pess,2,,158 qrs. PE Stockuof Graia in BondediWarehooees,in London on the 5th of Novemuber: ...

... 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 ...

... I - -A although held for rather more money; the mneura? Lulitv otering to y was ant choi tln& agreat putt w uic sTpconsiti*Of d~lt tyt. - Malt was fu£1y at dear, and choie Cheval ier for. Old }e t4 ht on advanee of 1?per qrand-taew were foly aa t e . steady demand Tor both sorts. There wrn a fair trade in Oat to the eonsumr, who e ot puel purchasing like the dealers in the expeelations of bett ...

... __ - 9 ftarbsi am- - 82st peer qr Barley inst a free --le 'and aln eleared lasteweek'e prices, a large suppl , . c at Fine 38s to 39s. Very little atorP1u, what are a ~* maket ttcb igh pries. 'Flouar 60s per 280' lbs nret.i S N'ORWrCff CATrTLE HlILL, Dee. ~8.-Ow: En Was well stocked with sheep and bullocks. both of wbich Ibead sa readyv sale at former piIiees. Beets 4a to 5s* ahort~boa 3s 6d ...

... vort of ?uOI Empnt-ts, Fr wnPt 4h a loe t0ad Dembr both . Olive Branch of Jersey, Dorsward, tramn Jer~.er, B1 ot men-I 680 bu'hels apples G. M;%oon, azli Sea IHorse .4 Dublinj, Buneh, frans Ruaierdair. B , 9 FUeIC-f casks W4'!'i.'rs, 20 bag. pras. 500 met dax% 0540 biags wheat, 55 rod.' h~uller. 5 cass I bale T,,e unknownj. 2t0 bundles hoe-s, 3 casks see'!, I bale'e turned goods, 431 hamper. ...

... Bisastrous tpmrkes. WRECrC OF THE NORTHERN YACHT.- Strange to tell, the Northern Yacht steamer, the apprehended loss of which caused so much anxiety and distress, has at length been cast ashore near Ber- wick, and in a condition that fully realizes the worst fears that have been entertained respecting her. Upon hearing the rumour this nrningowe dispatched our reporter to the spot, which is ...

... Port of Jull y1unats, I Frmn Oae 1Is to fMo Gth Decernber, bath iznelusice. l Princess Victoria of Antwerp, Mforey, frorn Antwerp B 222, 13 men-1098 bales flax, 162 bundles hides, case Cologne vater J. and J. Sanderson, agents Edward of Scarborough, Sutton, from Stockholm. B 246. 11 men-15574 bars iron, 20 bobes obadt, I box clay 68 bags rock moss, 11 too, cattle bones, 1460 pieces lathwow, 2c ...

... *b4ming ?,ftttllfgcnrc. I PORT OF HULL. A boat, with a barrel of bread on board, was picked up 16 miles N. by W. of Filambro' Ilead, on the stern was the name Thetis, of London. The HoPnung, Iteis, from Bordeaux to tlambro' has put in here, wind-bound. THURSDAY, DEcguBeR 20. ToEIEtON ARRwVSD.-Six Sodskende, Anderskou from Kiel. COASTERS ARBIvED.-Vivid (s), Gibson, from London, Russell. ...

... Iull dtcQ Auft. X CATTLE BONES, per Ton 2 S .S A FLAX, Rigs, Su,,. whitc, D.R-, per Cwt O O O _. 0) Light .. * 2 S .. e2\ Zilis 2 5 - DC.A .. Ii 2 b o7tt Putt).T . 1 O 2 6 S P.T.R 4 0 U 200 D C. .. It 19O .2O Prter~W ,_,12tw ,, .. .. .. . 0.. 260 9 1-4As.. .. . 1190..200 Narva 12 hlads . 0e - 9 heads ...