... I o*tpptng 11ntefligence. I d PoRT OF HULL. MARtO Is.-The Clyde, -, from Gainsbro' to Whit- B. stable, got aground in the Treat, and upset at 9 p.m. ; she D has since bean recovered and brought to this port. FOREIGN ARRIVED. 0 MARncHr 8.-Try, Howes, from Ostend.--MAUOII 9.- Matchless, Sherries, from St. Miehael,'.-MAUC;H i0O.- of Mentor, Marshall, from Ostend. in FOREIGN SAILED. MAneln d. ...

... BOSTON SPRING FAIR.-The May fair commenced on Monday. The town was visited by a tolerable large com- pany, and considerable animation prevailed. The sheep fair was, although by no means so large as on soame previous occasions, considerably better as regarded the prices ob. tanned. The number penned was about 25,000. The prices obtained for bogs ranged from 34s to 44s each; the highest price we ...

... 2aritultural anu (ronrinerciai AIlflarkets. I d ~~CORNT NMAR E 7 HULL, TUESDAY, JULY 18. 0 The weather has only been broken during the past weand conmplaints are e ry genera! of the crops hav- intg received some injury, yet we imagine, nothing which fa speedy return of fine weather would not remedy, 3.though we riay expect harvest later by fourteen a days than last year. A to-day's niarkcet, ...

... LINSEED.-The import amounts in this week to only 2,214 qrs, of which 1,514 qrs, are from Petersburg, and the remainder from Riga. There has been a pretty good demand on the part of the crushers, who have bought to a fair extent at 43s 6d to 44s per qr for fine, 40s for middling, and 38s to 39s for ordinary Peters- burg; 40s to 41s for Riga; and 41s 6d to 423 for Arch- angel. The quotations are ...

... Io : IJX - ippilj EntellgnCe.n - PORTF HULL. D MAacHs 2.-The Alfred, Dan, Valparaiso, bound to Hanm- A burg, with saltpetre, cation, silver, copper, and hores, has put into this p Irt. 3-The Alfred, Dan, from Valparaiso, with colttou and saltpetre.-W, V. Norman. 4,-The Fortuna, lHorum, which sailed lhence on trle 26th, ult., has put book into the dock, on account of the weather. D FOREIGN ...

... I Aticultltral alit 0,01;o1mertfa Ifl!aikets. _ _ _ _ ?? th t~ HULL CORN EXCHANGE, March 4.-AL this day's market there was a fair supply of farmers' wheat, in good condition, which met a ready sale at last week's ?? Barley somewhat firmer. In oats no alteration. Reans and peas each dull sale. Rapeseed rather more enquired for, but withotut improvement in value. Lingeed and linseed calces much ...

... BANKRUPTS.-FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 28. J. Welc litcnsed victualler, Holloway. J. G-een and C. Greenorn dealers, Rorough-road, Southwark. J. 8. Gordon t and R. Gordon, coopers, Orclrord.street, Poplar. W. Dees, J. Dees, anid J. Hugg, builders. Newcastle-upon-Tyne. M. Rataliogs and F. J. Rawlings, cabinet-makers, Cheltenbam. J. Ralph, innkeeper, Bath. J. Dalton, joiner and ...

... Agricultural aab Toillinatial _f't'larfuts. i I /X C~liCORN MARKETS, HULL, TUWiSDAV, Drc. 1(j. The demand for all sorts of grain has been quito put a stop to, hb the continued Uncertainty regarding the Corn Law question. The stocks of foreign wheat, either free or bonded, are very small, and we hear of no car- goes on tho way to this port. At to-day 's marcet there is a good supply of both ...

... HULL SHARE MARKET. I~~~ . . - Thur.,day, four o'clock. - JP 5 rice PCrn Jun , Shae. Tj 100 All Birmninghtamand Gloucester.. 130 @158 1.34 @130 50 3 ?? 41 - 4 4 ,i-. :00 70 Bristol andt Exeter ?? O7--88x.1I 87-80 Nd Sit 30 Bristol and Gloucester ?? 00 57 - 59 C) 50 All Chester and Birkenhead ?? 5 -50 ad 003-671 GI 50 All Durhanm and Sunderland ..1204- 27 20_3-_-I 25 I41 EasternCounties ?? g' ...

... CATTLE MAIUKETS. SMITHFIELD MARKET, MONDAY. Since this day se'nnight, the imports of foreign stock for this market have been again extensive, they having comprised 171 oxen and cows, 41 sheep, and 7 calves, all from Rotterdam, per the Ocean, Batavier, and Colum- bine steamers. Generally speaking, these importations have proved extremely good in quality, though the sheep and calves do not come ...

... CORN AND CATTLE IIAIMJ; .1 - - 1 1 - - - - - - - l - . .. . . . WAKEFIELD CORN MARIUE. YESTERDAY, FEa. '28, There is a large supply of Wheat to tsl ?? d!t l Fine samples are no lower, but fo'r inferior qp;lii .i Gd. to ls. less had to be taken where Sales ali ?? Best runs of Barley quite as dear. beans is tair. at last week's prices. Oats very du'l and 'bGw e without deviation in value. ...

... CORN AND CATTLE AlARIKETS. ,1 -WAKEFIELD CORN M[ARKET, YESTERDAY, OCT. 31. A We have liberal supplies of Wheat ard Barley. asi m noderate of other Grain. Tfle reported Ordcr in Conssci to release all foreign grain from bond at a very rsodedrii Iduty, caused quite a stagnation in the Wheat trade te day, and in consequence a very limited buisiness Iva! transaeted at a decline of Is. to 2s. per ...