... ?. . .111, ? I , - ?, - ?? ?? 61 4? 'Ali .P ill Ertl diiti,.- Aall, . iiOLL,-'uosoAr, ov 2. ni!'i (19wtsicted frees Taylor andr Brigiii's, Ojircular.) The relief afforded by ,Governme~nt 'to tire Bank of ?? has tolid~d. much to promotte confidence' anid re. move the stad state 'of distrust w~hich Ilas .Unit like a dee'edweksgh~t;otere ~bYbraeciV .of Commerce for many ~weps pst -thro re-ow ...

... ttipptlg Iitelltiance. Po T 0 1 F f U LL. FOREIGN ARRIVED, Novnmnnu 18-1.dney, Roberts, from Ro Bn. Elimabeth and Mary, Clark, from Parr. Clyde, H-alrow, fronm St. John. Mary, Simpson, from Moeme. 19-William Ward, Gravill, with 10 fish, 135 tuns oil, from Davir' Straits. -amn. burg (a), Brown, from Hamburg. Ageroria, Day, from Riga, Mary Caroline, Delaney, from St. John, Koning Wrn. II. (s), ...

... I NORTH OF ENGLAND JOINT STOCK I BANK. A meeting of the members of the District Committees and other influential Shareholders In the North of England Banking Company, whose affairs are in course of being wound up, was held a few days ago, at the head office at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, having been convened by the Directors to confer on the present position of the affairs of the bank. ir. John ...

... IMONEY MARKET AND CITY I INTELLIGENCE. WFDNESDAY EVENING.-The English funds during the day have experienced a further rise; but a roaction subsequently took place, and they closed at yesterday's prices. Console for money opened at 84J to A, at which they remained for some time, until a number of sales from parties tempted to realise sent them down to 84 sellers; the last quotation, however, ...

... . P O R T () F H U L L. FOREIGN ARRIVED. NovaMRea 11-Humber, Lawson, from Mirsmichi. 12 -Monarch (s), Main, from Antwerp. Leeds (a), Mowle; Hammotia (sa, Sawyer, from Hamburg. 13-Gazelle, Val- deni, from Stettin. Palemon, Garbutt, from Windau. Ex- change. Shaxon, from Naupoli. Elida, Nurop, from Odense. Abram, Couldray, with 4 flab, 30 tulus of oil; Lord Gambler, Patterson, 6 flsb, 70 tuns of ...

... .i'ltNO OF THE kJAviB E-1, O, COMMERCE (L A SITUPS OH T.) Last evening (ThursWh) a meeting of the Hull Chamber of Commerce was held in the Publie`QAMAJUrratt..street, Hernry Blsndell, Esq., president, in the 7o.ai2l omeeissg was spcially in consequence of J. C. SLE~~onBirming- hao, having attended the meeting of the C4C~ by Invitation, to propound his views on thle present indsetary crisis. ...

... HULL PRICE CURRENT.-Nov. 17, 1847. | I.IN.TI n -n- i -- , -- - Xs 7XN ?? V .1f 10,*. LINSEED, Odessa,p e£qua,:. t2 6 0 to £0 0 0 - _ 'Petecburgline . 2 5 0 o0 0 0 Common 2an ?? 24 0 Inferior ?? 210.. 22 0 -Riga.24 o . 0 0 - -MemnelandKonigsberg .1 17 0 .. 2 4 u Archltangel . 2 2 0 ?? 0 o 0 0 - Hambro' and Danish 000 .. 0 0 o --F eeding ?? 0 .. 0 0 0 RAPESEID, German, per last . 27 0 0 . 27 ...

... MONEY MARKET AND CITY I INTELLIGENCE. I ala 52flDflL=Cflft>f. WEDNESDAY EVENING-There was a small improve- ment in some of the Railway Shares, and in others a depression, so that the general features of the market may be considered to have undergone no very sensible change. Selling orders, however, still predominate in the hands of the brokers, as opportunity offers, without absolutely forcing ...

... Mtricit atral allb 061illactr 1,11' ilMarhets. I - 7 , - I -CORN. MARKETS, HULL, TUESDAY, Nov. 0. (Exrtracted-fron Taylolrand Bright's Circular.) There has been more firmness in every branch of the trade during the past week, but the weight of business done by no means great. We continue to have mode- rate arrivals of foreign grain, which meet fair sale. New wheat at Is to 2s more money. New ...

... BANK Oil' ENGLAND, (Fren ?? Graeete.) An Account, pursuant to the Act 7th and 5th Victcta, cap 32, for the weak ending vn Saturday, the 23rd day of Oct.. 1847:- 19IdSUE DMPARTaZNIrT. £ £ ,Notes Issued ?? 21,805,445 Government debt 11,01i,100 Other eccurities., 2,95J,g0o Guld coin and I bullion ?? ?? 1,l20,09 21,805,145 21,805,41e )JAIW140 bbTfAicE8'Q., £ £ Proprietors'capital I 4,553,000 ...

... -*Dtpping lintelfiactice. NOTICE TO MARINERS. LIGHT HOUSES AT FARON AND YSTAD Swedish and Norwegian Consulate General, 2. Crosby Square, 4th Nor., 1847. Sir,-I have the hanour to communicate to you the fol- lowing lanslation of an Ordinance issued by the Royal Navy Board atStocklholn, on the 24th Sept., 1847. The Royal Navy Hoard hereby makes known, for the information of marijers, the ...

... II Agrrcuiturat anb Qiniu1lerdid arI{atrets. OORN MARKESTS, s HULL, TuBsDseA, Nov, 23. 3 (Exttact ed from 2Taylor ansd Brighl's Circuilar) 3 Our last.market day closed very heavily; new wheats from near ports sold at. 61s Gd, ard new' beans at 38a 6G per qr 63 lbs. This dullness continued over the follow- ing lay, but on Thursday there were symptoms of ins proved demand, and since then we have ...