... C AT T L E M A HI K ETS. SCARBiIO', FEB. 3 We had a moderate supply of stock, which met with a good clearance at full prices. Bacon and pork pigs, Gs to Os 3d per stone. Beef, Gd to Oid ; mutton, Gd to 7d; veal, Gd to 7d; hams, 8d to Od; bacon, 7d to 8d; pork, 6d to 7d per lb. DRIFFIELD, Fan. 0. TThe supply of stock offered at this market was very fair. Customers were in good attendance, and ...

... :olpptng iIntellintct. NOT IC E TO M A R IN ER S. BUOY ON THE REEF OF FRIEDERICKSORT. : Board of Trade, Whitehall, Marine Department, November 18, 1853. The Right Honuarable Ihe Lords of the Privy Council for trade and plantations have recelived; through the secretary of state for foreign affiirs, a copy of a despatch from her Ma- jesty's Minister at Copenhagen, enclosing a Notice to Mariners ...

... *Oippfng IlnltCtuenle. I P O R T O F H U L L. er, The Wonderful. Wood, from Sunderland, with coals to he London, on the 13th, has come in here with lois of main- . boom, &c. ay The Nioline, Tamcke, Krons, bound to Clay with olleaki, rt:put into these roads on the I 8th, leaky. ee, ee, FOREIGN ARRIVED. rlf- Ntay Gu-Thunelde Rechels, Memel. Wadumer, Berud- n : eten, Gothenburg. Bee, Appleyard, ...

... At'IrIcultu. ral ano Qsomilicatll Itlarlicts. I ?- I CORN MARKETS. HULL, TUES5DAY, MARC1H 22. The weather during the past week has turned out quite winterly again some snlow has fallen, and although the sun causes it to thaw during the day, it freezes again at night'. The navigation is generally stopped again in Denum irk. and the Baltic ports. Tue arrivals of grain continue on a smail scale, ...

... - - z -- - - REVIEW OF THE CdiN ¶liADE1. DURIN.G Io:: - t~THEPiAST :.WEEK.R---X -- ' P romwRleisi.teecekrl~fe#Junger. ' WiHtAT.-The advices treceived-at --Mark-lane an Monday were all of the same, ?? want of anc - 1 tavity and a generaldecline, causedimidstvprobably by a report of an immense quanti y having been shipped at .Odessa. Many holders appear to finey that this will ibe here ...

... I - CATTLE MARKE TS. I D1IFFIELD, JuNE 1. This morning we had a small supply both of sheep and beasts, with an abundance of buyers. All the stock changed hands, beef averaging 7s per stone, and mutton Od per lb. BARTON, MAY SO. There was about an average supply of beasts and sheep; trade wae brisk; all the stock was 'sold. Prices;-Beef, 7s per stone; amutton, 6,d to Gd per lb. NEWCASTLE, MAY ...

... tfipping JfnteWigenRE. P O RT O F H U L L. FOREIGN ARRIVED. fi ,SEPTELMER 15-Norfolk (B), Leetham, Rotterdam. Canner. ton (s), Cross, Rotterdam. Queen of Scotland -s), Feae, f Hamburg. Oberan, Ohlesen, Stockholm. Carl, Backatrom, Soderlioping. Louise, Zornau, Riga, Anna Catharina, Wittf Memel. Nils Erichsen, Uleaborg. Patriot, Huth, Riga. ?? (s), Main, Antwerp. Anna Eliabe, Hutton, Riga. ...

... , . T.: . ?? A I. 1 . (: ' i .-SETAT;'OF TRADN.;: - ' , . ,, . A . .. .. . .. MANCIIESTRic FRIDAY, JuMa 24.-2he dangeroi'war between -Russia aud ,Twkeylhas. increased so - much ,in the present week as still further to restrict the anwunt Qf basi-1 ness in 'our market,: All- ehassea of buyers. are rendered :moretUmid.: ?? feelved' by the overland mail have the effect of strengthening tfie in-, ...

... .; FRIDAY, DlEcimi=c 3.-Wind ?? moderate. .se The Queen ?? from Whitehaven, has arrived 0.t this port. p is. She has had her bulwarks stove, and was obliged to cut away e- her mainmast to pi-event her being driven on shore. The C to Agnes, of Liverpool, was on shore at Wisitohaven, with loss of S to ?? sais. arrived here fromt Cloarloston. On theC 4; 23rd Dec. passed a ship abandoned, in lat. ...

... -- - - - LL -7 N 1. - - _ O ea FRIDAY, OSPT. 23.-Wind W., fresh breeze. it The Arno(~s) which arrived here yesterday, satiled from B ig Marseilles on the loth instant, when she left the following C. ,nvessels loading at that port --surprise (schooner), Brown, for N id Landon; Sarah Ann Davies, for this por Confidence, Evans A Is for Glasigow;. and tile Mary Ellen, Vivid, Fawn, and Dapper, : ...

... The i bad TUESDAY, SEer. 20.-Wind AV.N.W., light. )P is The Warbler, Weatcott, has arrived here this moarning Dthe from, New Orleans., She lost two men whilo lying at New Orleans, and five on the passage home, all from yellow very fever. On the l1th of September she experienced a rable very heavy gale from the westward, in which she lost sails, di, be &Sc. On the 12th she fell in with the ...

... effect T LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE.-D26O8 27. The i We bave-had hardly so much doing in wheat And flour during render A the week, and prices have been a bade easler; Oats have been Wan, b a- hardly so easy to Purehase, and oatmeal has advanced sd. to d. regul- it perload. Otherartcls have undergone nocange. Ouris- te.r.e le ports for the week. comprise 29,014 quarters wheat,.22$ quarters, fe.rm ...