... ( From the Mark-lane Express.) The tone of mercantile affairs lias slightly improved, and there has certainly been more disposition to purchase grain ; whilst holders have shown less anxiety to realize. The prevailing impression in the corn trade appears to be, that prices can scarcely, under any circumstances, fall much below their present level for some months to come; and this opinion is ...

... *~~~tip4ptg. fi LK UL AND HAMBURG.- Powerful First-class Steam Ships. EVERY TUESDAY EVENING. (Carrying Post-Office Letter.Bags.) - The ?? 11th and 25th MAY. The LEEDS ?? TUESDAY 18th MAY. As soon after 6 P.m. as the Tide permits. Chief Cabin, £2; ForeCabin, El. JOSEPH SANDERSON & CO., Agents, Hull. R. M. SLOMAN, Junior, Broker, Hambro'. CHANGE OF DAYS. flH ULL & NEWCASTIE. . al1 11`(Calling ...

... ?? i >\ F OR DANTZIC (DIRET,) the F fine first Class Brig EXPRESS, Capt. EDWARD BENNINGTON. 1W Will Sail with the first Spring Ships. For Particulars of Freight, &c., apply to GEO. MALCOLM & SON, Union Three Crane Wharf, 22, High Street, Hull. PORT OF HARTLEPOOL. A N important arrangement has been con- A cluded for the amalgamation of the LEEDS and rXfRlS RAILWAY with the STOCKTON & HARTLEPOOL ...

... _0 toe el an Cot6. - - Hi U B B S' LOCKS, FIRE-PROOF I SAFES AND CAS II BOXES.-CHUBBS' PA. Tt:NT DETECTOR LOCKS give perfect security from alse keys and picklocks, and also detect any attempt to open them. Thcy are made of all sizes, and for every h purpose to which locks are applied, and are strong, se- cure, simple, and darable. CHUBBS' PATENT LATCH, for Front Doors, Counting-house Doors, &c ...

... JIbl trelantou~. THE CONFIDENTIAL ADVISER ON THE EVILS FROM DEBILITY AND GENERATIVE DISEASES. 49, GEORGE-STREET, HULL, Vearly Opposite thre lleclaniCS' Isrstitute; Private Entrance, Krngs.Place, Dock-Sbreet. ESSRS. I. I. DAVIS and Co.,SURGEoNS, Ml and SOLE PROPRIETORS of the BOTANICAL PILLS, may be personally consulted at their Establishment, f rom Nine in the Mornivg till Nine at Night; and ...

... of TWENTY-FIFTII EDITION. ae Iliosprsted bY Yfi ArRatomical Coloured Engravngs on Steel. re ONl e QUALIFICATIONS, GENERATIVE d IIfCAPACITY, ANDI IMPEDINiENTS TO MAARRIAGE. A ?? 1i9 pagesprie Is.Gd By post direct from the Est blishseilt, 3E. 6d. il postagestamps T H E SILENT F R I E N D. 0A Medical Work on the exhaustion and 3, .-1 physical decay of the system, pr1oduced by ex- _ cessive ...

... AMERICA AND MEXICO. ARRIVAL OF THIS CALEDONIA. The British and North American Royal mail steamer Caledonia, Captain Lott, arrived in the Mersev on Saturday evening last. She left Boston on the lfith u!t. and Halifax on the 18ih. By her we have received files of New York papers to the evening of the 15th. They are filled with very important intelligence. AKOTHEit GREAT BATTLE. We have accounts ...

... The proceedings of Wednesday, fully reported toi day, will show that our local representatives are 1 all alive.'* The Ist November might he approach■ ing Mr. Bn.mley Moore, even, endeavours cut a better figure on the dock warehouse question, though Mr. lyre 1 vans damps his efforts by relic' rentes to recorded proof's of insincerity on that question, respecting which, and the public welfare ...

... TFLFIiRAPII OFFJCK. Wind at Holyhead ~ fresh breeze at p.m. 'Ml Holyhead, at •• a.m., No. i*:> 1 Palatine, ship ;at a.iu 7!' ...

... 10 the Weckly returns of the Bank of England published on Friday, the amount of notes in actual circulation in the week ending Saturday, Nov. 27, including seven days' and other bills, was £'19,870,654, a decrease during the week of f £308,420 ; the amount of gold and silver coin and bullion in the hands of the bank, £*10,532,943, an increase of £515,986. » A severe shock of an earthquake was ...

... Publicans anb Bbbrkbllbrs.—'The following persons were summoned on Fridav, before Messrs. Edward Ru«h-ton and 8. Percival, for offences under the Improvement Act:—Publicans, —Edward Tavlor, Old Haymarket, fined 40s. and costs; James Guttridge, Argyle street, acquitted ; Henry Brown, Portland-street, 50i.—Beer sellers, —.lane Richardson, Leeds-street, fined and costs; Peter Boyle, Gildart's ...

... ADMITTED. DISCHARGED. In-patients 30 In-patients cured 16 Out-patients 1 Relieved, &at own a Casuals during \ - Made out-patient i the last week 7 Irregular Remain inthe house 171 Dead 1 Consulting Surgeon —J. Dawson, House Visitors.—Her. J. B. Monk, and G. Crosfield Esa House Surgeon.—Mr. M*Cbeane. ' House Apothecary.—M. G. Padley Chaplain.—Rev. W. BlundeU. | Traesurer.—Richard Gibson. ...