... | On Tuesday evening, a public mneeting of the inhabitants of Huddersfield was held at the Philosophical- halI. It had been convened by Mr. Jonathan Leech, the chief constable, on a requisition signed by about five hundred individuals, for the purpose of petitioning the House of Commons for a total and immediate repeal of the Corn-laws. The meeting was numerous and enthusiastic, and literally ...

... MARKETS, TRADE, &: 1lEDS CORN MARKET. W1m . ?? arrivails of girain are modefate to-day The best )tiw conditiboed wheat linde good sale at an tmprovement 1, IF. p r j~jtj stuarter from Friday inferior soft parcels much nuitlect d, and Pah no dearer. Barlev limited sale aM previotsu rates Oa s ann' - shelling steady. B~eaan qrtite as high. No alte ation in other articlee. AVERAGE PRICR OF GRAIN. ...

... COLLATION AT THE CURN EXCHANGE. A few minutws after two o clock, upwards of 500 of the friends antd supporters of Lnrd Miorpeth eot itown'to a substantial nnd cheice reietst in the Loidge-roomn of the Corn E1xchange. The Noble Lord and the most distinguished of the advocates of F ree Traded sat at a ?? table at the head of the room, and the rest of the guests sat at four tables which were ...

... BANK -JPTS.F 4 - ?? c BAN.IRUPTS. -Fitomw L1Z ?? GAZETTE. FRIDAY, JANUARY 30. T. Ellis, Great St. Helens, velne merchant. A. Oakley, Southampton, teedsrman. W. Curtis, Croydon, bricklayer, F. J. and W. It. Ablelt, High H1olborn, drapers. J. Naitl Joln-street, Totteniliam-court-road, builder. B. Thompson, Aldeburgh, Suffolk, innkeeper. S. Pilling and R. G. Watson. Gateshead, Durham, wine and ...

... IgriculturalIanb Qi-omtrlercidal eat't. i' / . COflM MARKETS. OULL, uzO5DAT, FrR. 3, t IThe main business of the past week liar been the dis- cussion of the Premier's plan of alteration of tiho Corn Laws, and the sanme subject has been the prominent topic of our to-day's market. The general opinion seenes to be that it will be carried; ' We had a fair show of wheat from the farmers, but ...

... bTmT1~TTATTLE' METS. I . SM3ITHFIELD MARKET, MONI)AY. The supplies to-dav being small, bcef and mutton re. alised an advance of 2d por stone on Priday's quotations. There was no alteration in the calf trade. Beef, Inferior quality, g3s2d to 4s; first quality es 2d to 4s4d; mutton; inferior quality, 4s Id to 4s 10d, first quality, 59 to Ss 44; -ral, inferior quality, 6s to 5s Gd; first quality, ...

... I wJr~ Ma. u u ?? HULL ,TRA'DE REPORT FOR THE WEEW LiNssuo;-,The iiprt, since last .ee amouhts .to about 6780 qrs., of which (1640 qrs. in five .veisels are from the Black' Sea, and th1e .emasnderf.roybm qttqnbbrg. The former has arrived atter Uuanaiiy qulik tpesaiges in exeel: lent condition, &nd Is of' qdquality The sales during the week have been to a considerble extient and chiefly of Ibis ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-IB. 4, 1846. 1 LI NSE~ AF. D I o v A .- U . . LIN3EED, Odcssea pergunr ?? .;2 7- 0 --to- .CO 0 Petetaburg fne ?? 2 0 0 ?? 0 0 Common ?? 2 50 . 2 inferior ?? is a 0 .. I 19 0 R--I iga ?? 2 20 . 2 4pi - - Metielandllonigsberg ?? 0 0 0.. 0 ( Archangel- . '22 0 . 0 0 (I -- - Hattbro' anid Danish * 6 0 . 0 0 0 Feeding ?? 0 .001 RIAIESEED, German, pot last .10 0..0Q HungaianOlfl. ...

... LATEST LONDON MARKETS.. | : GaoCes nTMAstaT.-PurehaserA of sugar 1hive bought rather frcely; IAOblhshd8. of D. P. have sold at'ls. Iadvance, with a ;.-ery 11cm markat. 1 i,000 bags of Mauritinrs fetched Bd, to 1s. advance on the refining kinds. 5,000 of Bengal have sold at ?? prices, and 3,000 Madras went as Gd, dearer. The pro- posett alteration of duty does sot toueh any of these; but it ...

... \NTli ?? I ON ITE.PCIAL NEW-S. *;ii . , .. ?? N *Mo-l~ftaerse beginning to ltok tetter . A . / ts tl i Inxroving, owiing to the Senate 11l' ae! l/ .4 eflni let4it ?? to peace. 'thc :l i i ?? I:,, I? '31 ud Ia., 4' tited eoxtraordinray evi: ite- T'I by it. ?? ret e~ the 'imtee otf alt inlended total -P I c. en, : tor . A igether with the dential Vi/l} ?? &lg-¢llall StaIda'rd, teachred together, ...

... JIULL SHAIRE MARKET I 1 S |3 | RAILWAYS. £ 7 .e- - 50 AU Durham and Sunderland 2 Ditto new ?? 25 14I strnCouuuea.. I: il. Ditto No.2 2ti Alxl Ditto new .. ull& Selby, ?? 25 1 Ditto 4 sharcs .. 91 e12rl ,Ditto * slaree. I London had Brighton I Ditto jiew. 2-5 1 Sgq London auib Blackwal. 1 '1Ditto, ?? 2°0 13x 74}tLondon& Croydon. I lo I Manchester and Leeds a Pik. 100 Midland Railwayconebi 408 2 ...

... {rp~pfn, 31YItel,!enrte. I ORT; OF ;HULL, JAN. 31.-The Sophie, Willeock,,fein Goole for Teign- mouth,-broke her sheeria Brongh:Roiada this morning, and took the ground, apsto, and sunk, irew- saved, but the vessel expected to be a wreck. Pin,, ,.Tiderenei, Mandet, has proceeded to Calais, after repairing damages. POREIGN N4JAR RltV B D. JAN.' 29.-Whim; 'Tucker; PAsger, FPrakfisb; Queen, Burr; ...