... I 44UII 3utice_ uTrent. I CATTLE BONES, per Ton .. C 10 0.3 12 I 5 LFLAX, ttiga, 1) C.,per Cwt .. .. 12 0 0 0 LighttP.T1.R. .. .,..2 80 0 0 f Zins ..U . .. .. 9 .. 0 0 0 CN. M. *. ..27 0 t0 00 P.T. It. .. .. 2 603 5 It 0 S.. . . . 2 0 u 2 7 0 D.C .2 20 25(I1 Petersbtirg 12hoelds2 4 0 00 0 9 heada . I I 80 0 0 Narval12 heads . 2..2 ...

... Zfb-pping Riltelligence. | PORT OF HULL. The William Lee, Shepherd, arrived at ihis port on Wednesday, from Calcutta. HULL,, Jan. 93-The Providence, Viciter, from Spalding with grain, lost asl anchor and cable in Grimsby roads on the 21st, and has proceeded for Goole. 24-The Mary Ann, Tizard, from St. Alichael, with oranges, has arrived here; left 9th inst., and was compelled to leave an ...

... I - !;- - ar eI &t. iN. .was a decided improvement in their general quality. The ing attendance of both Loudon and country dealers was not to say numerous, yet the primest Scots, Devons, and Runts d. commanded a steady demand, at the currencies noted on 4 this day se'nnight, those of the former description of Beasts 4 rulinm, ini some few instances, from 4s 6d to 4s Sd per 8 lb, 9 and a ...

... ibbipping Intfeligne. PORT OF HILL. IuLr,., Feb. 4-The Batavia, Schaifer, from Batavia, with augar snd collee, for Rotterdam, has put into our roads through stress orf weather, and with loss of boats, bulwarks, &c. 5-The William, Spencer, from London to Newecastle, was abandoned in a inaking state on the 19th ult.; crew saved by the smack William and Alary, of London, and landed at Grimsby ...

... | 2; ifjC Alarkets e vincial dealers was not very nunerxus the Devous. Runts, Short horns, and Heefords at Id I the currencies noted on this day se'zi bt i middling and inferior breeds the trde ruled he~bt barely stationary prices. Prime ohl Downs wrvr r4 and fully as dear as last noted; but otherwise tl~ e l>. trade was dull, with a moderate &upgly offering .. thote from Llncolnshire came to ...

... I 7 *porting Jntelligence. SIR CLIFFORD CONSTABLE'S STAG HouNDS will meet on Friday, Feb. 15, at Preston, at eleven o'clock. THE HOLDERNASS Fox HOUNDS will -meet on Monday, Feb. 10, at Sigglesthorne; on Tuesday, Feb. 11, at Everingham Park; on Thursday, Feb. 13, at Burton Agnes; on Saturday, Feb. 15, at Sun. derlandivick-each day at eleven o'clock. THE EARL OF YARnOROuGH'ts Fox HOUNDS Will ...

... I 1h.^ -t-e --A._ -- I1 I,. The custom among wholesale booksellers of con. vening the trade under the auspices of' a good dinner, for the purpose of selling stock, is a. liberal institution of the olden time, which appears to be gaining strength in the present generation. It is not exactly known when this custom was first established, but it is supposed to have existed for nearly two ...

... {Re AteiWarkl$, &,. . GRAIN IN BOND, &a. 6f Stock of Grain in Bonded Warehouses, in Hull,on the ith of Janiuary: Wheat, 3068 qrs. Oats, 3110 qrs. n Stock of Grain inBonded Warebouses, in Liverpoolon the d 3lost of flecember:- e Wheat, 27,256 qrs. Beans, 572 qis. Pens. 1,586 qrs. e Stockof Grain in. Bonded Warehouses, inLondon on the e Wheat 5th of December:- Be eat, 45,328 qrs. Barley 2,039 ...

... I . _ _ . . - I (Frosm Bell's WleOldy .llessiegr of Feb. 3.) There was an improved demand for wheat on Mein- day, at an advance of Is per qr, and although the condition was little better than that of the previous week, still the general opinion is, that prices have seen their lowest, and the pressure for money in the discount market being over, all tends to give confidence to millers and ...

... I pull 4price Ourrent. 600-0 CATTLE BONES,per Ton £5 10 0 .. 12 5 FLAX, Rita, D C.,perC t . 10 0u Lig P.T.R. . 280.00a Zins 2 9 0. 000 C-11L~~270..000 P.T.R. 2 6 0 o 0 (I S.P.T.R. 2 6 0 . 2 o D.C ' 2 .22 . u Petersburg 12heads . .. .2 . 0 o). o 0 90 heads.. ..1. ~ s: Narval2 heads -. 2 4 6 I i 0 9S heads . ..2 UUItU0 Meinel ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN THADE DURING I THE PAST WEEKK.I rFrom s Wsek-ly Blosseoaer of lFo. 10.) A continuance of Wet weather causes the condition of the new wheat to be still very sof't, and this naturally checks the demand for the article in such a state, whilst the few good dry samples appearing last Monday met a ready sale at Is. per qr advance, with a steady demand for old foreign to town and ...

... >3ert of 3ull Inports, I,.. #1>. I A, a. U -d klosin the Ist to the 71h Febnrary, W irdlurer, Agenorla of London, Dumerton, from Tarragona-7.05 bags inuts Bilton, OsIler, and Co Jeune Alexandrine, of Courseulles, Mabaul, from Caer -204 bales cloverseed. 49 tons rape cakes 8 Westerdale Star of Plymouth, Farrett, from St. M ichales-380 boxes oranges J Brodrick and Son Apollo of Hull, Sadler, ...