... , terV ry,EXTRACT FROM TIlE CIRCULAR OF JOHN LEE SMITH ed AND CO. in Some time has now elapsed since readdressed you on the subject of the tea trade. and as the events of the last few years ee have been of so important a character, we consider that some es account will prove not only interesting but advantageous to your inerest. The many changes that have occurred in the tea trade during the ...

... . | HULL PRICE CURRENT.-JAN. 5, 1843. ,nCATTLE BONES, per Ton .. . *. £4 2 -d _g4. 5 0 FLXn RiaW.P.T.R, ?? . 2 300 .250 ?? 250O C .M . ?? ?? 20 2 O000 ~9 ?? ?? 10 . ?? 9000 U S.P.T.R ?? 20 0 nso D.C ?? ?? It 1170 tn Petersburg ?? 0 0 ?? 0O o 9 ?? 0 000a ae Narvai12 ?? 0 ?? 0a 0 9 ?? ?? 00 0 d Flemish, ?? 0 ?? 4 0 0 Dutch ?? ..200 . 4 5'0 Archangel ?? i1 0 ..o0a 0 11 ?? S 200 n HEMP, ...

... LA. it- I o grcut1u~traI ain-o (UIumictircalI jtflarets. (n on the HULL CORN EXCHEANGEI, Jan 3,-Notwithstarding the ed, past hlas been almost a holiday week, we have had more disposi. een Vian evinced by millers to go into stock, ard if holders would .ce. have given Way a shilling or so ii price, some extent of business md wrould have been dose; as. it is, some sales were made at our late ...

... bifpping Xntelligence. en a PORT OF HULL. it to fair TELEoGRAPH OFFICE: Jan. 5.-At Anchor off Kilifigholme, ton- Inward-No. 2551, Vixen, schr., at 9.30 .rm.-Wlnd ?? rt of blowing fresh. Barometer 29.89. FLAuBRO' HEAn T1LauRAPr STATioN.-Wednesday, Dee. 4. 11 -Wind W., N.W., W., strong breere-cloudy. Bar. 229.65 )I steady. Ther. 44.-Northward, at 8 A m.-Emswortb, brig; )I Isabella, do.; Grace, ...

... WOOL. TUE WVOOL TRADE, London, Zlus-elh/.-The imports of wool into London during the week ending to-day, have been 1,467 bales of which 448 were from Russia, 43 from Germany, 750 from |lobart Town, 213 from Turkey, and the rest from Spain. Tue 7 market is in a steady position. Accounts from Berlin of the 11th ult. state that the wool Dmarket vas tolerably active. From 8 to tOeO | cwt. were ...

... WTheat. Barley. Oats. lye. Beans. Peas . d.! |x. d. s. d. s. d. s-d. . d. . .. 492J 26l1 17 32 2314 34 2 4.3 6 279 17 9 28 1 30 11 33 5 . 0 47 3 271 17 3 29 5 S0 3 32 3 17.. 46 10 265 172 28 11 30 10 32 2 . ?? .. 24 4702 1 265 17 4 22 5 28 11 31 2 ?? .. 31 47 IK SC3 17 2 281 2a 3 31 0 Agrgte .-l Avernges 47 9 27 17 5 29 2 29 11 32 3 ?? 20 01 9 0 8 0 11 0, 11 6 10 6 ...

... It is somewhat painful to state, that the prin- cipal manufacturer engaged in the silk blond trade, has stopped most of his frames worked by the hand but the rotary frames that are tended by ap- prentices are still going, having a few men to super- intend them. We understand that some small number of hand frames are yet retained, but at a reduction of one-sixth of the gross wages, which is one ...

... LONDON GZEr ?? TUESDAY, Jan. 3. BIANKRUttPTS. COCKCI William, of Itangay, in the county of Suffolk. grocer, emiller, and corn cliandler, di. c. to suc. Jan. 11, at I, and Feb. f21, at H1.-oic.. Afargetson and Co., Bungay.-Pet. cr. ,Jobi S Beaumont. of Flixto)n, Suffolk. farmer. CRtOWTHlER John, of lluddersfiold, in the county of York, e corn pu] ller, d. c. to Sur. Jan. lii. and Feb, 6, at'11, ...

... LIVERPPOOL MARKETS, DEC. 30. The week's import is 36,781. The stock previously was 437,74(i. The sailes this week are 36,1110, of whith 6,500 aro | on speculation, and 300 for export, leaving a stock of cotton now in ?? port of 4401.37, which is l,307 bales more than at same time last year. The stock of Ame- rican is 248,119, being G,639/ brles less than ait the samlle period last year. The ...

... LOND)ON G.AZETTE, FRIDAY', Dcc. 30. BANiRlIJ PTS. A II the JlIcetin., 6f ,UCoini .lssijoer ill .riddillex sare lheld at the ] Cveowin;sioilv' Colut, Blasisokilta Slref.S Lendsv. I BAltNLS Jaiss, foriorlv of No. .53, Jerilyln-etrect, St. Janles'. in the countyof Ilidil1c o, and lately of No. :12, I Jer:nnyl-street, St. .Jlanis's Iforremsid, lodling-iiouse keetper, 1. c. to S1a'. J1a. 11, at lu ...

... BALANCE SHEET OF THE EXECUTIVE | COUNCIL OF THE NATIONAL CHAR- TER ASSOCIATION, ENDING DEC. SIST, 1842. RSECEIPTS. Cards. Almondbury ?? . Birmingham, Ashton-street Steelhouse-lane Barnstaple ?? ?? ?? 50 Bristol, Youths ?? Broomsgrove . Bristol, J. N. and J. George - Belper ?? ?? ?? 100 Barnoldswick ?? *70 Bilston, Mr. Linney . ?? 200 Bingley ?? ?? ?? Bath . ?? *- Burnley ?? ?? ?? 50 Brighton, ...

... CORN AND CATTLE IMARKETS. WAKEFIELD CORIN MARKET. d YEISTERDAT, JANUARY (i. d The year 184-2, which has just closed, has been one of more severe loss to the Corn Trade than has almost ever bees yknown at any former period, and the suffering thereby occa- sioned will probably be felt for soilie time to come. The e, importation of Wheat was lorgor than in any formier year, - and from the Ist of ...