... agriculturaln b QrnmmerciaA ftadtets, HULL SEED IMARKET.~-During'tho last tw o weeks there; has been a considerable Increase of firmness in'the eloverseed maret the impottatlo'naplpears now over, and holder are leok. ibg bor as 'early and increased demand, with higher prices. Of red seed there has been several large sales made the lnast ten daye ohiefly into Norfolk, at prices equal to 83s to ...

... ;s caul2offoo.'', . -.- ---- --l- -- INSPECTOR'S CORN RETURNS FOR. HULL. ,QUATITITI& AIO.NT . - 'PR Q- . Wheat .. 1225qrs. 2bush. £3580- 1 8 £2'18 5 1Barley . 346. 0 509 6 0 1 9 5 Oats.1295 4 1126 17 0 0 17 4 Bye . 0 .0 00 000 Penso . 38 0 744 0 1,19 O Bes. 10 4 1 76 1 15 0 HULL GENERAL INIRIlT ARY-WEEKLY tEPORT. - IN.PATIENTS O OUT PATIENTS ...

... i Ate lubi nctfoi --C. et :FOssL irsU)s.-M. deHumboldt' has recently pre- sented to the A$'ademy of Sciences at Paris, in. the name e of M. Ehrenberg,- speimens of dt peaty argillaceous deposit,: a lying twenty feet below the pavdfment of the city of Berlin, r- andafilled with irifusoria still living. Traces of-this sAbter- Is ranean life are observable three feet ;below the bottom of 5e the ...

... ': .' - .., 4,ipp g., Iustdp .lf;. , . f.gl-F - . 7. .. ioutl ' ¼ *:r~ :: , :* ;:wi.. * . . . w.e, :~ ; ,.POOF. HULL.+ A1- t, FosEgs4riWeeu-Williar, Buckteo, frodm Donkik. nnIng,, .i, ;. FRIDAYJa6 14 dnues- Pe Dreiga JArrlr ed..- Cabr~anMor, from, Bilboa. Cees ne of Nefors, fprom Osteud. , - trt - n, . ..f'0Ch'rles. Thor3 fraui Char ete eisted Sai~ed. ...

... r -- Pai,-l vr. m-Thbre is a ver, CITY, WEDNESDAY EVENING.-There is a very preva- lent opinion in the city, that her Majesty's ministers will concede many essential reforms in the fiseal code,-not to the extent, of course, demanded by the anti-corn law league afd its emissaries, but such as will be approved of by all practical men. To the existence of this opinion, is princi- pally to be ...

... 1 -.rft .TOi ao a al r Iue^cfaI jtalts. 1 . - -I . . I I . I - - I I - I ~ . f HULL CORN . KZQHANGl. a . ! -5.Tbe &ai e.kf ba , i lbeeN cburace:Iedlez by the some du~nesa~whiieb barn pern~1d b.Ih., trade so Wig, biiyer. bang off uutil they, see whether a net cotn. ..bill will have any effet upon the !iale Or free ~in o T e I' ulam-be ea alsfso sjc u at copne by evere' ...

... Zrv nno (!ommnevcr. TREATY WtTit BRkziL.-Wo are auitlhorized to state, that in reply to an application from the Brazilian Associa- tion at this port, requesting the favour of being informed of the views of her Majesty's government as to the time at which the treaty between Great Britain and Brazil is to terminate, the Earl of Aberdeen has stated that the 10th of November, 1844, is the earliest ...

... *tatfztics. STATISTICS OF EDUCATION flUDaWN FROMS THE MARRIAG cc REGISTEIs.-Every register of marriages being signed by t' the parties married, those who are able writing their name, , and those who are unable, or who write very imperfectly, p making their marks, it appeared to the Registrar.General, w that an enemeration of the instances in which the parties i married have signed by' a mark ...

... iport of Mull 3Hniports, v n. I4 'w h 0 of tent 9 o - 1 RAQ h.11h .rl Prom the 15th to the 21st anuary, 184I , boith inclusie. Ceres, Nefers, from Bruges, 474 bales flax, 37 bales tow Wilson, Prater, and Co William, Prouse, from St. Michaels, .322 large and 109 small boxes oranges J Brodrick and Son Edward,Kron, from Eiel, 1,060 qrs linseed H Roberts and Co Thornley, Foreman, from Petersburg, ...

... *bfppinq Inteiligence. PORT OF HULL. TELEGRAPH OFFICE, Jan. 27.-Wind at Plumber F W.N.W.t blowing a gale. Bar. 29.50.-Off Humber Fiatt' ., Outward: at 10.30 A. .-No. 2179, Neptune, steamer.- *tAnchor in Grimsby Roads, at 1 e sx.-No. 2104, Wiilli,,3 a B. saohr., for Dunkirk. 2 barques, a brig, and 7 schooner; a w'ind-bound, names unknown.-A schooner, with a cargo oj d olive oil, ran ashore ...

... GIrt of oull Imnports, aUe- C- From {he 22nd to the 291.4 Januaryj 1842, both incldive. Grace, Smith, from Odessa, 1,557 qrs wheat J Holling- worth Vestal, Walker, from Marseilles, 1,000 qrs wheat T F Billon Mary Ann, Atherton, from St. Michaels, 766 boxes oranges J Brodrick and Son James' and Thomas, Watson, from Bombay, 1,724 bales 58 half bales cotton wool J Cowie and Son Eclair, Norman, ...

... t {ttau mme altU arkets. HULL PRICE CURRENT.-FEB. 3, 1842. CATTLE BONES, per Ton . £6 0 0 £6 60° FLAX, Rliga, W.P.T.RperCwt 2 8 0 ,.. 210 0 Light P.T.R. . . .240 2 5 0 ziIs .. 260 280 C.M. . .. ,,,.240 000 P.T.R. . . . 2210 226 S.P.T.R .. 2.40 -2 580 D.C. . 11 0. 2000 Petereburg 12heads . ...