... *Mpping Intelligence. PORT OF HULL. FOREIGN ARRIVED. f FBBROAUY 10-Monarch (s), Alain from Antwerp. 13- l Janyrin, Fatle, from Gallipoli. 14-Lanark, Venhard, from t New York. Constdntia, Sowerbyfrom Rouen. Lordofthe Isle, Ricks, from St. Mslichael. Forester, Steel, from Valpa. ralso. 15-Tuk, Miallis, from St. lichael. Cheshire Witch, Laurle, from Taganrog. Ebenezer, Arnold, from Boulogne, 17 ...

... BFFECTS OF T 3 GOVER.NMENT. NCl,[~ STATEME;NT OX TU1E MONEY MARKET. flu ?? TwoaClock--The financial statement ofthe - ,85LbAY, L W JU t - ?? CtOIutVlt or nc cellm of thie Exchequer has absorbed all other Chatn rs this morning. The principle which has been afooted by the right lion. gentleman is precisely the one 3 bich we have repeatedly stated was in the opinion of te est competent juudges in ...

... WOOL AND TRADHE MARKETS. v1- - _ .. . . ?? The imports of wool since this day se'nuight have con. sisted of 37 bales from South America, 55 from New South Wales, 327 from Russia, and 100 from various other quarters. There is a fair amount of business doi in thie best qualities at full prices. Foreign and colonitA parcels are a slow inquiry, but not lower. STATE OF TRADE (SATURDA). ?? is a dull ...

... LEEDS CATTLE MARKET, FEn. 17. There were 400 beasts and 5,000 sheep. Beef, ga to 6s 6d per stone; mutton, 6d per lb. The attendance of buyers being rather numerous, nearly all the stock was sold. ROTHERHAM CATTLE MARKET, FEn. 15. An average supply of both beasts and sheep, all of which were sold at the following prices: -Beef, Gs to 6s ld perstone ; mutton, Gd to O.d per lb. LIVERPOOL CATTLE ...

... RISE AND PROGRESS OF THE TEA TRA DE. The growth of the commerce between this country and the Chinese empire in the article of tea, as described b in the able publication of Mr. R. Montgomery Martin, S affords a singularly interesting illustration of the bene- ( ficial results derived from the enterprise of modern comn- merce. Within less than two'hundred years, a trade in c an innutritious ...

... MONDAY, FEB. 22. After some preliminary business of minor importance had been disposed of, the order of Ihe day for the House resolving itself into a committee of ways and means was read, aeid the House having accordingly resolved itself into the proposed committee, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER observed, that it was now many years since any individual holding his office had to make so ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-FEB. 24,1847. JeNISBEDD, Odessa, per ?? £2 II O to o0 0 0 - Peteoblurg lie ?? 2 0 0 4 Commol ?? 24o 2 0o2I Iterior 000 ?? 000 iga ?? 5 2 27 0 - - hunileland Konigsberg 1 1 0 ?? 2 0 -- Archangvel ?? O 0 ?? 0 0 0 . Hambro' and Danish 0 0 0 .. 0 0 0 -Feeding . 210 0 .. 0 0 0 RAIESEED, German, per last ?? 28 10 O *. 29 0 0 - llsngarian ?? ..0 0 0 -Black~ca.0 0 . .. 0 o ...

... CATTLE MAIIIKETS. ROTIERIHAIM CATTLE MARKET, FEa, 22. A short show of beasts, and a very large supply of sheep. Beef, 6s to 7s per stone ; muttiu, 6d per lb. The usual number of buyers attending, all the beasts were sold, but part of the sheep remained unsold. WAKEFIELD, WED>Es1DAY. Fan. 24. There was a large supply of beasts, and about 6,000 sheep. Beef, Gs to is per stone; mutton, 5td to 6id ...

... WOUOL AND TRIIDE HAEIKETS. I - . .. . _ - A first series of sales of wools, principally of colonial growth, was commenced on Thursday last, at the flail of Commierce. It is anticipated that from 11,000 to 12,000 bales wvill be brought forward. There has been a fair attendance of buyers, and the prices realised are nhout the same as at the last sales. On Thursday the Mfessrs. Mlarsh and ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TitADE DURING I THE PAST WEEK. _VsWEAT.-Only a moderate quantity appeared at last Monday's market in Mark-lanie and although the sudden change in the weather had affected the con- ditiori of most samples, there wias a good demand at anl improvement of 3s to 4s per qr on the prices paid the previous Monday ; some early purchases having been t made for shipment to the north, ...

... IAciricultural ani ecomillettiai Atfarhcts. I CORN MARKETS HULL, TUBSDAY. FEB. 2. Since our last we have had very little business passing in any article of the trade; to effect sales several shillings less money must have been taken. At this day's market we had a fair supply of wheat from the farmers, who were by no means inclined to submit to a great fall in prices; but the millers who were ...

... ?? flitelftaclicr. NOTICE TO MARINERS. Fixen LtoHaT.0o CARRA-COAST OF BRAZIL-Hydro.. graphic Office, Jan. 27., 1847.-Notice has been received by tisr Majeaty's Government, that on the first of the present th5c month, a light was ti be eitablished at Ceara, fir la'. 3 41 10 'y e S., long. 38 35 9 W. of Greenwich, and ?? 37 feet above the level of the sea, may be seen at the distance of 10 or 12 ...