... I Mull trice Current. I CATTLE BONES, per Ton ,£5 10 0 £5 12 FLAX, liga, D.C.,perCwt .. * 2 12 0 0 0 0 L!Wlzt P.'l'.lt., .. *2 8 0 0 0 0 Zills 2 9 0 0 0 0 ItIX~~~~~~~t ~~2 7 0 0 0 0 26 (i 00~ 'V 200 2 7 0° D.C.2 2 0 2 5 0 Peteisburg 12hend .o2 .. 2 OO 0 0 9 lenlls.1 8 0 . . O Narval 2 heatli; . . . 2 4 C G : ..O O DO 1) N ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...

... to the Dash from Newfoundland: Bickley asid Co 330 casks oil ansd blubber, 27 cow & horse hides, 39 salted hides, I seal skin Ia theShamrock, frois Dublin: Browni and Co. I bale I box linen Parsons and Co. 3 ditto; Shaplandl and Co. I dittoj Baiker and Co. i ditto, 2 trusses cottonb Low & Co I bale merchaandize; Shapland& Wreford, i boles I chest ioerchatndize; Bucknall and Spark, It bales ...

... CORN EXCII4 NVCR, Mfoniday, Alarch 2. We have had a short supply of Wheat from Essex, Kent, and f; Suffolk this morning, and owing to the continuance of dry weather c the condition of many of the samples is very much improved. c rhere has been a very good sale for the finest qualities at an A advance of from Is. to 2s. upon the prices of this day week, and secondary sorts about Is. per quarter ...

... WANd WAAi^ca. CORN AVERlAtUMS. Weekly.-Wheoat. '5.s 3d; Barley, 3Ss 3d; Oats, 24s 2d; Rye, 36s 6d; Beans, S9s 7d; Peas, 40s 4d. Six Weeks. - Wheat, 65s6 d ; Barley, Srs Od; Ostt. 23s 11d Rve, 37s 9d; Beans, Mgs 9d; Peas, 40s 2d. Duty.-$Wbeat,21s 81; Barley,3s 4d; Oats, 12s 3d; Rye, 14s Od; Beans, 9s Od,; Peas, 9O Bd. CORN-EXCHAN(;Ih, MAovDoS, i'eb. 17.-The supply of Wheat to this morning's ...

... FROMS THE IMONDO Ii GAZETT- TUESDAY, Faa, 4. B'ANKRUPTS.-T. Kie ,Neir Bond-street, oilman. , C. BnUaR, High-street, Southwcark, tailor. ?? Cwe, Northtbuilldinga,Li4eripool reetr merehant. :W W. rTT, Union-street, Southwark, victuafler. ,, J. WarsoNand J. Coorzz, George.yard, Macclesfield-rtreet, silver-platers, - . G. A. EXKKTT, WaleOrtb-rOAd, grocer.. B. SnEUeaoLe, .Wapping wrell,.mniller. L. ...

... I | RETURN OF THE NUMBER OF NEWSPAPER STAMPS issued to the several Newspapers in England and Wales, (so far as relates to Yorkshire), from the Ist of July to the 31st of December, 1839. ~~Y' A'itflt. Sep''mhe. Octber.Nnveb~r.fleembey Total for WeeklY Jul. Aittt. ?? . ?? ~ mr !SIX Mnonth,,J Avenage. LEFDS MERCUlRY . 45,000 45,O 000 ?? 36,00 54000_ ~ 00 27,500 :10,558 Leeds Intelligericer . 2 ...

... I| THE OPIUM TRADE.-WAR WITH CHINA. - _ - . - A. - -1 . _ . . I ,. I *~~I T 'T is stated that a naval annament is about to sail forthwith from England, which is to receive on board 16.000 troops in India, and then to repair to Canton. The the object of this large force must be hostile, and it is probably Jed intended to demand compensation for the Opium which 0,0 the Cllinese Government has ...

... LONDON TRADB IRBPORT. TttuRsDAy EvnleI~rG-Tbere ha0 been very ?? dot' to-day in 'rea, but tba market borna ecl ?a rter pearuncei. The fact is that there is ?? ?? in our position with China to bave cau f a teinf l price, und hence all the talse I.npreesi~t9 of ea ei loW' have arisen from the preseure o(f poptBt1 on a oers ce no talnce-mnere gamblers-who MUbt dell a a ict Oi demuanode. Tbese are ...

... BRI1T'ISH NOVIITH AjAIj'RIGCAN BA NK. Yesterday n slpecial uireetilgof thc ploprictors of shares in this establishmrent wasvl lld', at, ?? Cionpany'S house, Great St, Ilelenr's, for tire purposc of rceivilng a report from the dire~tors. Alexatnder Gillespie, 1sq., ill the clhair. Thc Sc(retarv, Mr. J. tie f5%u s , read the report of the d irectos, xwhich n~as in substance aR follow3:- The ...