... lbbippinq Inteffigen(r. PORT OF HJULL. JAN. 16.-The Falke, Lange, tha again proceeded. 17- Thwe Gesina, Muolle, Frau Gelkea, Volk, ond tle- Isis, Kuper, havo again proceeded. FOREIGN ARRIVED. JAN. i7.-Panope, Candler, from Odcuam. IUxcel, 81herrk - Wrestler, Iawleny: from St. Michacl's. Maria, Salaicdor, from Autwerp. Dwiua, Sawyer, from Riga.-JAN. 18.- Nijverdahl, Schipperm, from Nierwediea. ...

... 1 BITISH WOOL AND ThADE fA1RfrETS. IBRIT1811 AiNT) PFRtlrF. ...

... I FACTS FOR OPINIOINS ABOUT THE I BOARD OF TRADE. The following facts which are already established in 3 tile fate of half-a-dozen bills will give some idea of the extent to which the Board of Trade has tampered with. great interests, conferring fortune on one man without merit, and ruining his neighbour without cause. 1. The Blarnsley Junction has a capital of £300,000. The Board of Trade ...

... RULL PH1CUE CURRENT.-F ess. 12, 1845. CATTLE Bl)NESperl'oi ?? ;65 17 6..6 0 0 FLAX, Rtiga, 3V1.~ e~ I 0 0 0 I, i L LP.T .(.I o0..28 zmns ?? 19 00.() 0 C.MN * . 2.161 0.0 0 0 P.T.R. ?? ?? I 16 16 o S. P.T. I .. .. .. . 1 8 0 0 0 0 D.C . . .. .. . I1 12 0 0 0 0 Fe terab Li rg 1 2'ineal (I 0 ..0 ?? ..0 0 0 9 list ?? ?? 0 ..0 0 00 Narvallihoud .. . .. .. !0 0..0 0 0 9 1VAIS .. .. .. ...

... GREAT MEETING OF THE MIDLAND I RAILWAY COMPANY. A special general meeting of the proprietors in the Midland Railways was held on Tuesday afternoon at the station in Derby, for the purpose of considering the drafts of certain Bills now before Parliament for con. structing a number of branches, and extending the main line of the Midland Railway. 'There was a very full attendance of shareholders, ...

... A(tricultural anD (9011111irrCial. arkets. I CORNINMARET', HULL, TuEsDAY, Ju-y 1 The weather has been rather unsettled' dunringrthe past week, and consequently mire firmness hae. pervaded:the, trade in all parts of tha country. At to-daysia' with only a small supply of wheat fro anl advaucs of 2s per qr was obtained; frfreg hr was more enury, u ihu actua usee-e- note no alteaton ...

... ILib rlom Dftart jtilart. I Ha4-past Foesr o'elock, Thursdaty, Mareh 20, 1845. The transactions in rarip tharcs have been -in it large scale again thia week, and pric0o generally are well supported. T ...

... l Ea . - - - - ?? r1 as4 ..1 - f- orY We have received a copy of Burn's Commercial iag ory Glance, a publication commenced by the late Mr. John his ayIBurn, of Man ...

... :I ler 5Mr an HaTf-pas, Four o'clock, T/ursdayi, July 17, I 845. ?? We have had rather ?? business doing this week; i Dd. the chief features of the market have been a strong Ca oddemand for B~oto, Wia ...

... lt at Tim FUNDS.-LoNooNar, WNDNRsDAv EVENING. en (FROM OUOR c*111119PNDENT~.) en The British Securities have been unsteady since this day week,I 'iee bnlers beiog more inclined to bold off, some waiti ...

... i434pplfgt *tetteifelTre. I NOTICES TO MARINERS. KTNOsToWN. APRIL IG.-A green buoy has been placed on the 6 h wvreck of at brig sunk on the inner edge of the Victoria Bar, on the following bearings:-V ...

... INIQUITY OF THE TAX UPON EARNINGS . to it Following up our remarks on this subject, and illuostration put by the Westminster Review, the quest may be stated in this way :-Sir Robert Peel reqa X £17 10 ...