... WEEKLY CORN 1REVIEW- (From Bell's Wseeklyfss~~,~, WIICAT.-The recent damp weather rendesaorinf l absolutely necessary to make a good saick orifi Portou f) of foreign is now muchlower thain it has been fo*s ?? at this port, and at ?? there Is much less held hly earbs is a regular working'off of the little which is lef e . l shipments can be made, a comrplete exhauisto left bre,, , i~t take ?? ...

... The thirty-fourth annual meeting of the Port of Hull Society for the religious instruction of seamen was held tt at the Sailors' Institute on Tuesday evening, at sevenw o'clock. There was anumerous nonster of thefriends of Of the society. The chair was occupied by Mr. J. S. fie TaomrsoN, who gave out the hymn 1Come, holy spirit, tl heavenly dove, &c., and the Rev. R. HxAL offered up d prayer ...

... Muff AtlsTarS JaNUR , . L-1 . ~~THIURSDAY, JANUARY 4, 1855. : 7 - E v NAME OF RAILWAY. CLOSING PRICES. A ;£. £. I c 50 50 Aberdeen ?? - lo k 20 58 Ansberg., Netting; Bost and 0: Eastn. Junction ?? d 31 28 Birkhdl., Lane. & Ches. June.. ' 13 - 12 di, T 25 25 Blackburn ?? 5-.. 5 ti Stck 100 Bristol and Exeter .92 -D Stek 100 Caledonian ?? ?? .1 50 55 Chester and Holyhead . I3j- 14i o 50 45 ...

... I (CnMzertial ltark eto, &C. CORN MARKETS. ar HULL, MAr ?? Taylor and Bright's circular,.3 ~crThe trade of the month has been, until quite its last week, very nddull end monotonous. Though it was evident that farmers litwould no longer supply markets on the lavish scale o vr it week since harvest, that each month was seriously swelling the Ing deficiency of import from foreign countries, that ...

... MANcHjPTgn, APRIL 7.-There is a feeling of great firmness in the market this morning, and prices are still inclining Upwards both in cloths and yarns. The amount of business basdoubtless been curtailed at the close of the week by the occurrence of the Easter holidays, but sellers have advanced their prices in most qualities of mule twist up to 50's, since the commencement of last week-in some ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGENICE. - .. v e . .. . . ?? .. to WPT)NESDAY, Ocroansi IO-WhId N.W., frot.A 3Iy AitRIV`ED.-Borde-arzibon, fromli~ey-lat-Mfongoli, Beimm, Non Orleann-Ceylua, Maclhnen, Malta-Sophlc, Ni ...

... MAR KE TS. I.. . . - ?? .l I. I. ?? .- I- LIVERPOOL PRtODUCE .MAlRKET.-YESTERtD CT.Y ?? oanu CXoituesseot for Sugar bas greatly subsided, thle nsavitst during, tho last few dos3s buying become very qo ...

... COTTON MARKET. EARels 24.-The import of the week Is 69,942 bagq, namely, 560,112) frons tha United States, 3-225 from Brazil, 956 from the West Indies, and 9649 from Bombay. The sales of the ...

... BANKRUIPT, &c. 1 A.Aalsten . O rI-.. (Fromn tse Lonzlon Gazeitt, ?? 20.) ti BINKHUPTOV ANNULLED. P. Joames Choat, Bisohpsgat.-streot Within, tailor. C DAYIIILUPTS to.a~e~or Buo~ettrasior oClciarloe ...

... HOUSEWIFE'S COPtLNEi. LIVERPOOL AND BUIIUENlHEXD 1IARlrTS. ,~ --U -, -IEPO. 5IhO~ ARTICL38. Saterllnv, e Wolnesd'y, Saturlay, April 21. April 1S. April 21. ' d. S. d. s. d. s. d. s. (1 s. d. i3e.ef ?? ...

... R|VmI PVoE .HE BRITISH CORN Tjlare. £ir fjl1n . - e I .1 iA T . (PrssoMi ttar~k400e Eepres*.) - The weatherduringthe week bhi, presented a broken aspeet rc with adimoinshed Sonp bratur.e utbe soilbell ...

... (Froee the Londen Gazette, Vf Fridayt, March 16.) t BANKRUPTS. r James Mathews and James Edward Philips, Wood-streot, C Oheapsido, warehousemen and shirt manufacturers, to surrender Mar ...