... 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 ...

... 1',1-1 IE CL'1i I:(~ i % .\ N lt A' 1, , -- ?? I ions o,.,d ito ?? iiiliig tieL tV652 bient hit sas of5 tdie qua~ntity zt f ILand, 402 fruit T-l-itev, 2,i2 humi the Capue af C. ?? Sautthe Aus- hia, aidI Ii) frc'te Giermanya -r T le liaolic safes atth ?? of C, teter aet-e ,i close. I hey ',ernitisxted on Tuesday., titi, I L'h is-ti i has been 11it1hly satikactory, thle atte~Iallac_ lb u ?? :t ...

... 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 ...

... 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. ...

... fjortbronmng orttifl~qg. ?? TWO1R IIA-LETE-2I1' P. MGiathl 1vill lecture at the Whllite-horse, St. AlMay-street, Whlitec-Ibpel, on Smuday evening nset, at h1alrf-past seven o'clock pI'Qcisci3. ?? mont1hly meetibng of thc General (leuncillors, residin g in thc rowcr Ilanilets, wiill be Iheld at the White lorsc, St. Mary-strcet, White- chapel, oa Sunday evelin1g, at six o'eloek. llETIIX.4L(R1R ...

... ,Jortflrjomng e ttfiqev. MR. O'CONO'IS TOURI. Mn . O'Co-xson announces, that in compliance with n umnerous requestE, lie will be able to attenrd iicet. ings at the following places, on the fol'owvingd.ays: Sheffiell ?? ?? Monday, Angust 4. Barnsley ?? ?? 'I'ue.da.y August 5. Lceds ?? ?? Wednesday, Aug. 6. Iludifield crf ?? T'1hursday, August 7. Bradford .. . Friday, August S. hlalifax ?? ...

... pra~e~_gftbfleflito4- - ~ ?? I.. NJi WBAYvERS.-On Saturday last a W5UAN 1AND-t. m weavers of this town took strike of the handlPt- innianm, uacurerl in place, against Mir. In- 1'giv eavers' wjgea consequence of his having tc thi. day a deInutats- (id. percut. On the morning - to wait on'him, in was appointed by the committe. - a' the weavers' order that he might be duly inibriaeL. n tmil wo ...