... HULL PRIC(E CURRENT.-DIEU 23, 1SJ4, LINSEED, Odesaaa, peear. ?? 2 10 0to1£000 r ~~Pot raburg fi n c 2 00 ?? 01 Gaonian;; ' 2 0 . 2 tii Inferior ?? 0 0 I) ?? t) 00 N ga * ?? 2 2 0 . 2 a Melwel anal Konigsberg 0 0 ?? 2 i 0 Archangel ?? 4 0 .. 2 52 0 -- 11litmbro and Danish 0 00.,0a00 Feein . 214 0 .. 0 0 0 IAEE0,Gellni',,, Per last..20 10 0. 27 0 0 Wiligarian. . 0 0 ..0 0 ---BlackSea ?? 0 TI ...

... ?? Intelligenct., NOTICE TO 14ARINEflS, POUT REG1UtLATIONS AT ST,. N )iOA.L's.-A deipatrel reo ceived at Lloyd's from the oftise of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade, stales that at, order had been isiued by Ihe Governor of St. Mbchael's., directilng that a, signal gun be tired upon lhe arrival of any ship ?? ?? ler national flag, and refera to the decree of the l5th of January, 18(1, ...

... |rPC I'ixi4 U ?? SOrT1W l 1 v \nlv* WAcRnsfor.-Th, suppcl dusring the past week wvas vory irioited, bt eqaai to tho demand, and, notwvithstanding the froctT weather, the trade was by no means briskc. The followingn are the pre.eajt quo- ?? regents line iCOs; ditto Shawes ?? 140s; Lincoilnslire 'nd Camnbrid-.ee'dire rerents 120s 1.Os; ditto Shaws 120a 110s; Lincolnsriire and Canbiridgelsbire ...

... lHULL PRICE CURFENT.--DEc. 9, 1840. i L lmPri- I .. LIS _D, Odo,,sa, Perqjuar. ?? 42 P0 to f!2 10 00 - - ?ter~trurg thu' . ?? ?? 2,702 01 11 Comillni ?? . 2 0 RIigo tfre . ?? 00 ?? ?? ?? ?? 2 41 0 Mewlvelad Kolig~bireg .. 10.0..II 2A4 0 Archanigel .4 ?? a 00 - - Ilainliro' ?? L0 0 . 0 00 Feed iog a140 .. 0 is 0 IRIATESIED, Gcrnrprlot.. I . 2 1 . 2 1H1ungarlan ?? ?? 0 0 0 ?? 0 0 0 OILS liellp ...

... I I (From the London Journ-al of Commerce. ) SUGAR-The West India market presented a very heavy appearance to day for most kinds: both grocers and re- finers purchased with much caution, but merchants were firm, and the small business transacted in the private market brought nearly last Friday's rates, Barbadoes is not much in request and at auction 124 hhds 3 trcs went off slowly at about 6d ...

... LEEDS CATTLE MARKET, WEDNEsDAY, DiEc. 2. We had a short show of beasts at the market to- day, and about 2,000 sheep. Prices:-Beef, 5s 9d to 6s 6d per stoue; mutton, GOd per lb. Business was dull, although the usual number of customers were in attendance, and a few beasts and sheep were left unsold. WAKEFIELD, WEDNESDAY. DECEVThER 2. There were 500 beasts, and 7,000 sheep. Beef, 5s Gd to 6s 6d ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURiNG THE PAST WEEK I , - 'Lis. WHEAT.-,S fair quantity appeared by land carriage samples, front ]ssex and Rent, tit last AlIonday's malrket in. ark-lane, and a brisk trade was experienced for. all descriptions at anl advance of' Os. net' qi,. ; whilst from the, extraordinary denmand kept ujs for foreign, there was an improvement in the price of this description of ...

... I A deputation of the merchants, manufacturers, ship- owners, and others, interested in the salt trade to In- dia, and the abolition of ?? India Company's power to manufacture salt in India, waited on Sir John Cam Hobbouse, the president of the Board of Control, on Tharsday last at 2 p.m The deputation, which was headed ?? Denis le Marchant, hf.P. for Worcester, consisted of the follow- ing ...

... BANK tUPTS,-FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE. I .~ - - - FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 27. RUSSELL, A. saddler, Ashford, Kent. BICKERSTON, J., plait-dealer, Luton, Bedfordshire. BORER, a-., grocer and tea-dealer, Exmouth-street, Clerken- well. GARRATT, J., licensed victualler, CopenhagelL-h1ouse, Is. lington. CReoSLrxG, W., linendraper, Billericay, Essex. NrcHOLLs, R., jun.. bookseller, Birmingham. BURTON, S. G., ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE DURING I THE PAST WEIEK. fir.._ Ago I . WHEAT.-There wasl a good supply from Eesex and Rent at last 'Monday'fs miariet in Mark-lane, but no great quantity fresh up offering froin other districts, the large ?? up to the close of the previous week having gone direct to the millers, who had made extensive par-. chasea free on board in Lined~inshirte and Cambridge. shire.: ...

... LONDON NIA1KETS (TIUESDAY). I Suroa .-The west India market opened and closed with a very dull appearance to..dsy, both grocers as well as re- &lners only pulchasiog for actual wants, and in some casea prices were agaln in favour of the buyers. At public Bale 138 hhds S tres Barbadoes sold steadily at the previous worth, low yellow 47a to 47s td, middling 48s to 49s, good 49s 6d to Sls, and ...

... I ., - . - The Chamber of Cotnmnrce of this port hate transmitted the following %lemorial on the Tea duties for presentation by Sir John Hantier. To the Right Honorable the lordt Censaaiew, of H. .lt. Tresewvry, &c., 4c, The Memorial nf the President, Vice Preiddent, and iDrec- tors of the Chamber of Commrerce at Hull, Humbly showeth- That the present Duty on Tea is exorbitant, anrounting ...