The Express. — London, England, 1847-01-25 00:00:00

AA- -, __._ ... Leadoa Evenily Arymr, Price Three-peace. THE EXPRESS Contains, in addition to the news in the Morning ?sperm, a SUMMARY of the HOME and FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE which may arrive on the day. THE EXPRESS has the benefit of the Foreign Expresses, Correepondeuee, and other costly charac teristics of a Morning bunts]. But the Bill and earefullr prepared REPORTS of the MONEY,' RAILWAY, PROHL'CE, CORN, CATTLE, and ter!kfARKETS aro the marking feature. Every respectable news-ag:nt will teener !t Trit EXPRESS, on receiving a Poet-office order at the rate dos. 6cl. per quarter; but should any difficulty arise, F riona are requested to remit a Poet-office order for that amount, payable to Mr. HENRY WALLBRIDGE, 90, Fleet-street, London. (Wes fur advertisements and communications, Whitefriars, and 90, Fleet-street, London. WESTEILN FIRE and LIFE INSURANCE COMPANT.—Thin Coon:my is to be amalgamated arab the North ci Seeding Assurance Outupusc. NUM.& The above punewh, tvklehapfivireil in the "Daily News. et Thum:Say, 14th - ranarry thrUat, ,lies not refer to the telininiki AASUAINCE and ANN(' ITT SOCIETY, 3, Pertianiet-vtn•et, WeoUniater, the Directors of which cestinue to entertain prepuce's foe every va riety of areurame and annuity ; and, to suit the convenience of per ore medulla may le paid annually, half-yearly, and quarterly. oae-M1 the annual preeatinn ie allowed to remain unpaid &trite the brat sena Kvn. • Actuary mad Secretary. :aa. 22. 1847. SACRED PARMONIC SOCIETY, EXETER nALL—TO,MORROW EVENING, Jaauary SS, will be re peat, 1 KATONA ORATORIO, THE CRE.ITION. Ermined W° Perfirrerere—Ntra Birch, Mr. Locket!. and Mr. H. SidSIM Vas lend end Morns will coosist of above 500 Prrkemers. 'Debate es. orb ; Reserved Arabi, sa, may be obtained of tlie We- expel eitaimetleve; of Mr. Barley, is. rftariug-erass ; Hr. Nies. 105. lAread ; or of Mr. Mitchell, M. Otarlez-eroio, THOMAS BREWER, Hoc. See. BATTLE-FIELI) of 1847.—Fenny Compton and aa.cooveQueake. or Great Wcatarn a.od North Western, a /11ap, In the RAILWAY CHRONICLE dhotis:day hot, pries ad. • oOLVERWELLII OVIDE TO =ALTO AXD IMO LW. Price Is. smelt, by nod, to stamp, Is. ad. each, WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. (With Diet-tahles for all Complaints.; 1. HOW TO PE TIAPPT. "Jumada Tivere."—Cie. It is contended that nine-tenths of our iiIIIPOWS WWI miseries are of our own creation. 'below by careless feeding, table-indidgenees, mental irascibility, indolence, or other per sonal irresnilarities, and that good health, eouad digestion, dreamless sights. and cortented days are at our command. by an observance of the advice oontainsd be tbenallirlNOint the word eases of hypoehondri • nerevonasea. daintily, end indigestion may be cured in less than a nieseh. 23. rsternaiiranv; Mann, 14, Cornho.l; Bath% 3 . New Pro..l.rtrret ; Carralho 147, Flect.atreat, Nelsen, 411, Weal Iltran4: or. Akre* hum the Author. 10. Arwell.plree, FOR TEACHING SINGING. TEE SINGING MASTER. Fourth Edition. and Corrected. Svo, 10s. 6d. lee. I. FIRST TESSoNte in sINCING and the NOTATION of Mllfilf. Nineteen Lessons to the Notation and Art of Reading blueic, for the indroetion of children, and eppeelally far dam Waling, with Sisteen Vocal Fierebes, arranged as simple two-part Harmonise. Medinm Svo. Price 2s. No. li. ENT , or the SCIENCE. of HARMONY; or thorough. Ilasa.—A General View of the P 61161410 of Minim! Cumpaition, the nature of Chords and Discord", wale of applvinF them, and explamation of bluateal Terms connected w,th . this branch of the Science. Is. &I. No. 111. THE FIRST ('LA S S TUNF..l3ooE.—Thirty simple and ples.ing Airs, arran2ed, with suitable words, for Toone Children. Prim In Bd. No. IV. THE SEOGND-CLASS TITSF-BOOK.—A Selection of local Musk, adapted for youth of different ages, and arranired, with Natalie surds. as two and tluae-part Ilanncala. Medium 800. Rio In SC No. V. THE HMO! 71:1117,110011L-11 Reiection of Seventy Popular Hymn and Palm Tunes, arranged with a view of Kribt . ating the ;egrets of children learning to sing in parts. Medi= 800. Prior Any port may be purchsted septrately. - - - SCHOOL MUSIC; or, Scngs and Hymns from the Singing Mager: comprising devonty.air Moral Sono for Children. aminged to Popular Aire, and Seventy Naha, and Hymns with their approp. fate Tonna. evo. S.. Oct. cloth. The Vocal Einreinen, Moral longs and Hymn., with the Mmie, may also b • had, printed on card, Prim 3d. each cord, or 25 fur 3a., as follow.. • . . I. Iniralu,teny !Natation of Music). 2. Vocal Exert:is,. 3. Ditto. 4. Ditto t(lanons). 5. 13rinlle, Twinkle, Little Star. 6. 'Welcome to School. 7. Come am' See how Happily. 4. Pererveranoe ; or, Try Again. 9. Imprave tl. Paving flour. 10. Multip!ievition Piet Part. It. The Pence Table -and Proenetination. 12. The Peace Maker. 13. We all LOW one another -und Welt go to our Places. 14. How the Wind is Blowing-and Early to Bed and Early to Lee. 15. Over tbs Water from EngLan.l to Late!. 16. The \ur. sere Jest-and tte Alphabet. 17. Tit tor Tat-and liot erne. Rime. 1.. .Play-Hour, 19. The Kind Ileart. 20. Come let us Sing-and the (latter-box. 21. The Linnet. 22. The Harmonious Blackbird. 23. the Sluggard. 24. The Praise of Spring. 23. Neatnom and Clcanlinerv-and Work away. 26. Time for Rest-and Gael ANIL 7. Sooner. 214 Dells Ringing. 29. The Love of Truth-and For .Ige and Want. 3e. in the Cottage. 31. The Cricket Song. 32. Ateent Pricncle- and When we go uut together. 33. Ere Armand the Huge Oek- and Harrod Horne. 34. 31arch sad Map yourVolore - and Menem. and Knavery. 35. fa I [Why -and the Hour le Come of Twilight lira. 36. The stoney R in.!, 37. Our Native Land. 36.11 be labourers' song 39. Home, home-and Rejoice, Rejoice. 40. If you Cet into Debt. 11. Briery,, Arim-and the Gulden Rule. 12. Rule Britannia. 43. The National .Anthem-aod Now Let Notes of Joy Aectmling. 44. Farewell. HIND AND P.ALD TVNI% , ITTII WOID. 51 . 12A1T.1 IrlC ALNIJ 45. Malian Ilerinere -and Warwick. 46. Derime—and btonelkW, Of Dore.. dale. G. limning Hymn—nod Hanover. 46, St:Amm— er/ the German Hymn. 49. Grove—and Cranteoak. 50. Womb. oneet—end Deritend. 51. btartin l .lane —end neingbton. Hares —mil Job. 33. tleltiourn Port—and NI attMaa. Si. Rouroiren'a Dream —rad Irish. 55. &indents—and Contemplation. 31i. Hewett, or Mount Weary—anti Aaburn. 37. radou o, t rica . .. .Won. non 30. Genie New—end Prteptet Lon-ell—ma E.in n i..t. 61. Loardide—end Wear, 62. Lydia—end button Calcified. 83. Arehee—and Oil Hundredth. tit Peru-ant Condemeneion. 63. Harehry—iond Cunipwaska. OIL lisahlk-and IleptiMbah. 67. Bradley New. le. Piety-and Knaresborongh. ea. At lean-and the Bell. 70. Newport-sad Easter Hymn. I. Vesper -and Mimi 72. Jude** Doxology-and Mileit'a Ime. .1, Helmaley -and Evans. 71. Nativ ity---und Monmouth. 7.... %Vendetta . kith-and New Victory or Wimpulc. 76. hallelujah, Amen-sml Triumph. 77. Refuge. 78. Calcutta-and Miriam!. 79. Portsmouth New -and Joyful. AU. Tutker'a, or Leigh-and Repose. fil-82. Welemne-and a Men'. a Man for a' that. 83-al. When the Rosy Morn Appearing-and The Might with the Right. 135. End Speed the Right. The Word. without the 9f usic may be had in three small books, a. foliose. Moral sAigs from the i11 . ..1-clue Tune-beuli, Id.• ditto from the hecood-clasa Tune-book, Id.; Hymns from the Ifymn'Tune hook, Id. The Card. and Tune-books may be used with Mr. Hulls/ea any otlim sretem of Teaching. " What ailed) , delights an in the Singing Master' is the inter mixture of many little moral wags with the onlizsary glees. Thew. are chiefly composed by Mr. Hickson himwlL and we eould scarcely imagine anything of the Mod better executed. They relate to exaetly the claw of subject. which all who with well to the industrioun orders would w I.h to we imprinted on their Snmo<t nature -contentment with their lowly but honourable at, the blessing+ that flow from in dustry, the fostering of the domestic altections, and amp;rationa for the improvement of society.'- Chambers' Journal, Oct. 90, Psui, FIRESII)E HARMONY; or Domestic Recreation in Part Singing. A selection of favourite old glees, round., and ca..; arranged to word. suitable tor Families .dad t: boob.. Hy latex S. Hsu-carat. second Edition. Deny Arc (oblong!, gs. 6d. I. The Queen's Birth - day. .Od we are met.-8. Come fellow me merrily.-4. Come all ye who Music love.-3. How great is the pleasure.-6. Come follow, follow me.-4. The F.migrunt's wog 0. Breathes there the nun.—J. Our Queen.-10. The Young Vetete.—l I. Wilberforce', Grave.-12. The Gmrshopper.-14. When Bore my Native Land.-14. Tranquillity.—lS. Would you ,log • round with Messure.-18. Whate'er you others ind.-17. Flowers for )000 Cardenn—lB. Whittington.—l9. Ear beyond all 'Cubed itracc.--'2O. Come now to the Greenwood.-21. Tune your Voices.— lins Song.-13. COMC gay Iflrth.-24. Hopes-2S. Now grata npriog.-26. Come, Ware the Sarno.-- 27. Hose sweet to meet • bil abial hind-28. Truly 'to said. —2S. Rurwrll, Friend.-30. 0, be j.. 1 . --111. Sweet china. the Evening ILIA, the little blrda are inging.-13. Now you Mall bear • wondrous Soog.-34. Pro. eriethmtlon. London : Taylor and Welton, It, Upper Gower-greet. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. Four o'Clock. WEST LILIES. Ey the Trent steamer, arrived last night at South ampton, we have received our usual files of West India papers. The latest dates are La Guayra, i ; St. Jago de Cuba and Demerara, 10; Trinidad, 21 ; Bar badoes and Jamaica, 24 ; Grenada, 23; Jacmel 211: and Porto Rico, 30th December ; St. Thomas, 1; and Fayal 17th January. The 'Trent brings 50 passengers, which include the sew. captain, and officers of the Calcutta, timber ship, bound from Nova Scotia, to England, which was discovered, waterlogged, by the Terra Nova, 300 miles off Pavel. The Terra Nova put into that port' with the men, and afterwards pursued her voyage to Newfoundland. Her Majesty's ship Imaini, schooner Pickle, and steamers Vesuvius and Hermes were at Port Royal. The Alarm and Electra were daily ex reted. Mrs. l'ring, the widow of the late lamented Com modore at Jamaica. has returned to England in the Trent, together with the following passengers , lion. Capt. Coke, and Mr. Wright, from llavannah lire. Prier, Copt. Allen, R.N., Mr. It. F. Lewis, Mr. W. G. Ps:miter:R.N., Mr. and Mrs. Rowe and family, Mr. Na- Rae, and Mr. W. Gordon, Jamaica; Capt. Murray, and Capt. Paketham, Barhadoes ; Major Montgomery, Mae Brailburo, :ind Mr. Cameron, Grenada; Mr. Dakins, Deme nts; Mr. Ferguson, St. Lucia; Mr. Dt , mont, Martinique. The Trent repents that the island of St. Michael's had revolted, and endeavoured to seduce the other islands from their alliance to the Queen of Portugal, but without SUCCCM. The Eleanor schooner, of Lou ' don, had been purchased, it is supposed, on account of' i the Portuguese government, at Fayal, to be fitted as an armed vessel, to repulse any attack that might be • made from St. Michael's. A small armed schooner, from St. Michael's, came over to Fayal, about the middle of December, and fired two shots into the town, which were answered by the batteries. The accounts received bv this opportunity aro very favourable. Fever had disappeared, and the W est ladia Islands become healthy. In sonic districts in Jamaica it had prevailed to a considerable extent. T he reports of the sugar and coffee crops arc most encouraging. There was promise of more abundant returns than for many previous seasons; and this includes even Cuba, where the damage by the late nu rnoane was estimated at 25 per cent. From Jamaica we learn that the governor, Sir ,' Charles Grey, had arrived from Barbadoes on the 20th December, and been sworn into office on the, following 'day. - " A' Jamaica paper thus notices his, excellency's inauguration:— " A few minutes after 12 o'clock, Sir C. E. Grey. with his honour the chief justice on his right Land, and his lordship the bishop of Jamaica on the left, entered the new court-house and seated himself on the bench. Ills excellency was habited in a splendid suit of blue, mounted with silver trappMga, the same as worn by English lord4leutenants of counties. The oaths were administered by Mr. Stewart, the island secretary, in' responded to with a fins clear Hisextelleamr appeared in excellent itol'!"..iii!spiriis. Re 1. - ii'rebut. Rood-looking personage, about the age of 60. A salvo of 18 guns clow,d the proceedings. His excellency :retired to the Quetes house and held a levee. • I Sir Charles has appointed Captain Darling as his private secretary. There was a rumour of a dissolu tion of the House of Assembly, not because of recent proceedings, but in consequence of the arrival of a new governor. The house stands adjourned to the 18th of February, having been engaged to the latest moment in measures of retrenchment. The salaries of nearly all the public functionaries are to be reduced. A. 11. Dowerwell, Esq., has been appointed do putt' marshal for the district of Westmoreland and, St. Elizabeth, in the room of P. C. Norton, Esq. Demerara papers announce the arrival of 280 1 Coolies, by the Haahemy, from Madras. The con duct of these inoffensive people continued unexcep tionable. An effort was being made by some nu- Meters of the established church to convert them to Christianity ; and, as a first step, several books of the New Testament, translated into the Eastern dia lects, have been lately sent to the colony, and thi immigration agent-general has given notice t copies can be obtained on application at his office. In public matters there had been little to notice. Some alight stir had been made to get rid of the in come tax, but the public generally had not partici pated in the movement ; and, no doubt, the imp* will be continued. Although there was no deBBsieni7 of revenue, vet the colony has so many obligationkil various kinds, espec those conaequentan in s& ration, to provide against, that it would be rather difficult to spare any large item of the cus tomary ways and means without occasioning sans , embarrassment. An ordinance had been paned, en larging the powers conferred on the commissioners for raising the loan of five hundred thousand pounds. The object of this ordinance was chiefly to enable the commissioners to negotiate the loan by issuing the hoods at the discount which must be allowed to all purchasers of scrip; but the rate of interest on the fall sums mentioned in the bonds was in no case to exceed five per cent. A hundred thousand pounds will be required for the service of the next twelve month, and the lowest figure for which the bonds will be payable will be a thousand pounds. The Royal Gazette says : " The resource.of the colony are excellent, the public reedit has never been broken with the public creditor, and the fact that this is a crown colony, and, therefore, more or less under the control of the home government, as regards this loan, a. well as every other public transaction int o w hi c h i t may enter, materially enhances to capitalists iu Great Britain the security for whatever money they may a dv ance on t h e strength of tlie bond.. For our own part. we are firmly per suaded that a couple of years will not pawl over before the bonds, though issued at a discount, will bear a considerable premium." Her Majesty's war-steamer Hermes arrived at Carlisle Bay, Barbadoes, on the Bth December, having on board Col. Reid, the new governor, family, and suite. Sir Charles Grey took his departure for Jamaica in the Hermes, on the 12th December. Col. Reid had issued a proclamation continuing all public offi cials, subject to his authority, in their respective offices, until his pleasure be known. .1 15f 1 ICA.—Sro te.—Costio brown Is rery plentiful, anti may be generally obtained at from It.. 6d. to 211 s. per Int) 1b.., but the mar ket la badly supplied with the better sorts, width are worth. and would realise from 22e. to 255. per 100 lbs. Theaccount• from the manufse luring districts report favourably of the prospects of the LAO crop; and it la expected that there will be a larger " taken off than there has been for some yrsr• peat. 11 is Impossible. bowman., to honor 1 an opinion a+ to the man/V'e quantity which at ill actually be resanfaeturc d In some pariehey it I. rumoured that the almost hope k.+ competition which he hag before him, will induce the planter rolher to pertntt the canes to perish in the orth, than yet fueber to risk Ids limited ISICILIIR, in attempts to overcome the by which he is surrounded. Engliah double refined may be quote.' at 90.. per 10011 m. for man loaves. lio r is Wog this. 311. MY. Y. per pas. COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Hafipast Tu-n.—The arrivals of mails from various distant parts of the world, end, the accounts they bring, which if not decidedly favourable, are yet of an accep table, character, have diffused a more cheerful aspect over tho stock market. Consols opened at 90; tol for money, and 901 to 1 for time. They ascended afterwards to 91, and sre now cough as 911 to i for account, and 911 to for money. The later improvement in prices is mainly produced by the ail. vices from Paris, which represent a considerable reaction upward& in stock values, and a much better feeling in money affairs. Exchequer Bills are 33. to 7.. premium. The improvement in the home funds has extended to the foreign, in which there has been, and is, a Greater disposition to do business. although not of much magnitude. For Spanish Fives the quotations are 231 to I; the Threes, 3311 to Portuguese, 331, to 64. Mexican, 211 to 21. Duteh Two and•a-lialf per Cents., 571 to 81; the Fours, 911 to 21. As we ore writing, the market has become a shade worse in Consols, which are now called 911 to 1 for money, and 911 to 2 for recount. The report is, that the government will not make a loan, but fund a portion of Exchequer Bills, and then raise the rate of interest, and issue an amount of new hills snflicient to cover their vrontv. In some quarters it is pretended that the government will neither have occa sion fur a loan, nor to fund Exchequer Bills. ENGLISH FtND4. Rank Xtotk, 241 $ 3 prt C3.entonl• for Lett , 31# I 3 pn CE Hod., 111# I 31 pre Oro ts.#2l 3 3 see Cent Cossets, 51 11 -... _ ---- I ExclreTt# 3 per Ct. *autism Donde, I 4 G I IR per Cr WWI.* N05t14.13 5 21 per Cent. ditto, 3 per Ct. hrualita• D44.,44 II Dion New, RI 4 4 pee Ct. Nunn* Arm 114.,41 I DIN* Chilton NY . IS S Tithe C.I.A. Def. Mu. C01441444* Eqsatke Nix. GI • 1 I per Ct. D4R146 Dd., Or * 11, per Ct. Dutch N0it.,1114 44 4 per CI. Dutch Carts.. 514 i e — t. °resole We .13i 19 Grese49 feeree99l , S per et. Me 9993,1916, 211 23 4 per Ct. Penni.. 84.., 37 9 Pert•coeme leoy, , 313 34 3 per ft. Resta& W... 11. 13 Mete 149•91911 ad, 2331 1 per C 9119.3169 911 ligrakt DeSer..ll lids., IQ 9psalsh Pardee Bd.. 2 per ft. V ferrerla ettle . M 41 Vesenttla Deferred 1149, 104 113 RAlLWAYS.—Consequent on the improved ap pearance of the fund', the share market became much more firm, and dealings were resumed with much greater con fidence. Better prices were realised for shares and scrips generally. Oxford and Birmingham" advanced 1/. Cale donians were in demand at higher rates Shrewsbury and Birmingham. are 1 prem., buyers ; North Staffordshires, 3 to ( ; Buckingham., I perm., buyers. .ALES EFFECTED UP TO TVA THIS DAY IN LONDON. (Saturday', price. will be found in last part I Amb., Not., Bost, Am. 2 1 Man. A Leeds Ext. I I 1) Mem. and Gloucester, 126 Mae.. Baa., a Matlack,' i p Bir. and Oxford Jn., 134 144 Manche.. & &nonmetal, 14 4 Mr., Wel.. & Dudley, 41 f p Midland, 122 20 Boston, Stam., and Flirt., i p Do. New, 5.14 64 Buckinghamshire, par I p Do. New, 51 4 Chledoniaa, 231 6 Neves. and Berwick, rz Do. Mires, 21 Norfolk, 125 4 Cheltenham t Oxford, 1; j N. (curatio. Union, lj Cornwall, 11 1 North British, 33' j Do. Halms, I Do. Hair. 14i Direct Northern Berle, 24 I Do. Ore., 3i 3 E. Counties, 2122 1)o. Extemica, If Do. New, le Do. Thirds. 31 Do. Per.:, per Ct., No. LI p North Stuffordshire, 72 91 Eart Lancashire, New Sc., 2) North Western, 2 , 1 3 ERA Lincolnshire. 5' Oxford, Wm.., & Wolver., 114 12 Gt. North. I Lon. & Yk. Reg.`. 211 Preston end Wyre. 29 Do. Do. Mimed N. Ree s ), 34 IghT,rffe. k Rine, Clem A, 314 Ot. S. A W. (Ireland), 262 Shropshire Cuba. 1 f d Gt. Weaken, 122 4 B. E. & Dover, 361 Hull and Seth. 105 Do. New (hint 33/.68.11d.) No .2, I Do. llalres, 51 134 Do. Quarters, 23 IM. New do. 151.), N 0.4, 41 1 Ipswich & Norwich. 1 Booth Wake. fof 7 teed. & Bradford, Al 1 ' ' B. York.. Drat. and Goole, 14 Let o'er and Bedford. jd Waterford and Nilkeerey, 44 Leeds, Deeftbury, & Manchester, West Riding Union. 1 1 4 p Branch, Hales, 7 York & Neweastle, 351 Leeds& Thindr,PreL,6 peret., 4(j Do. New, 111 : Loudon and BLwirwuß, 7f Do. Pref., Al ) Lon. Brighton, k 14.Const, 544 5 York &N. Midland, 90 London Sr N. W., 190 2 Do. Pref., Ili 12 Do. Quarters,2ll 2 Boulotme and Amines, 144 Do. do New, 13) Central of Spain, 1 Lou, and S. N% edam, 6n; 11 Dutch Rbenialt, 4 IN,. New. 23 Gt. South. of Madras, I Do. Tenths, SS, Namur and tier , 3 ' Do. Tenths. 41 N. of France, 111 12 Do. Fe rip, 51 I Orleans end Bordeaux, If 1 Lou. and York Scrip, 4 Paris and Lyons, 71 i Ito. Extension Scrip, 21 Park 4=41 Straitioin.r, 34 Lynn nod Ely, 204 Rouen and Havre, 16 Man. and Lade, 105$ Sambre and Mew, 61 MANCHESTER BALM 14s. 23. Birkhd., Lan.,& Chest Jo., 3.16 4 p Man., Shed., & Lin., 20s. 21s. d Bine. & Oxford June., 4 p Manch. It South. 10e. Ms. 6d. d Buckiughanv/tire. I d N. staffordeldre, 24 9.16 p East Lancashire, 2l p North Stat. & Char. val.. 11l p FAA) tincoluAire, 14 p Flirewebury & Birra. (A),; p Hurt& Sim. It. Is C.. Thirds, 1 p Shropshire talon, 1 d Lond., Man., & Sir., Qr.., (B) 64 p I South York. Done., &e., 3-16 d Manch. & Leeds, Est. 1 13.16 p W. /Wing Union, I 7-16 I p HULL SALES, Jas. 23. N. British Qnarlers,63... 63.. Gd. N . ( Wee n b t ea, ,, 24.. Alter ' 1. ... n 1.'0t 94 ., ri k:te; rte., 2 1 went Riling Union , Frei®, 3 4 Gt. Northern IS. North.), j A YOR1: SAL Gt.N :Loa. &York Reg.), 24 2/. 69. MaL & 19 Add in., 21. 150. 9d. Maa.,7121ux.. Mat., & Mid., 2L119.. Aberdeen. ni Caledonian, New, I.la 4Gr. (•alerlonian & Itnmbar., 45. t. Direct Northern Strip, 525. GA. :3±. Intro lee & Perth, New, In Cant Lothian Central, 42. Gd. FAIL At Was. Halves, 21:15 Do. Quirtera, 184 Lain, Leith, itGranArr., 178.6 d. JAN. 23. North liritLth Thirds, 3 N. titafronishire. 7/ York It Neve., Pre., 113 ALES, Jan. 22. Finn. A Nevrocet, New, SU. Si. Edin. and Perth, Old. Sna. Do. do. New 00., 470. 43r. Ch.., Hilmar., and Amino, fil Gt.Northn. (late Direct:4lbn.) 71r. North Britids, Qrs., OSo. New Qra. Frrip Vs. Do. Thirds, 71a. 70s. 6d. Heottirli Central, 22 Soottiab Gnarl 3.., 21.. LONDON, MONDAY pidkVieilbiray, I*. gf I Do: NlVvert,lLt &I. I Caledonian Meet *A 1)o Dundee *AI East of Fife, Vast Lathiani F.P.n. and C' tarn. Dn. Do. Aberdeen, Ayr earn lia andDaaferm.,Ser. 6&.. Supt The government lassecn and iiktillcrs Saispdsy. It' Mad sr public sae opens as Slur of the onset bear is mind thaapprices December, and if and aback the usual consumption, Auction in the duties, Its., which so materially increased it, will be lost to the conrumer. The new and great channels opened for consumption are of importance; but calculations as to the quantity they will use must be conjectural, as they will be dependant upon the relative prices of Sugar, Barley, ' and Malt. fluctuating articles. The distillers have bad ex perience. having used the Sugar (separate from grain); has en opinion prevaiis that they will not, at present rates, nee it; they have large vested interests to consult, and generally act ha a large body ; the brewers, on the contrary, hare never used the article, but it is presumed that it will be to their in ternee to do so; at all events, out of so large a chose, it is fairly to be expected experimental purchases to some extent will be immediately made. The impor'seion exceed e tilar tl i , n at to o t f he I. 4 'nited i l e N f l u ilftd o om t a h ti l o s r ? , ea oi r willma terially mission of all foreign was not felt in 1816. The importers, it must he remembered, have been free sellers the last fort night, apparently quite content with current prim, and as this is the season of import, and large supplies are at hand, there can be no doubt they will continue amply sufficient to meet the demand. I t will therefore be to the interest of the trade to watch themarket narrowly, as it will, no doubt, be a variable Coe for some time. There hes not been any operations to day of importance. Refined has been folly supported, and standard quality quoted at 70s. to 71s. Rum : This article continues excited, and an advance of &I. het been paid, hut we defer general quotations until it has become more steady. Rice continues firm. The duty is suspended with corn. In other articles no material alteration. PRICES CURRENT. Broth, per cwt. am rum. Pip, No. 1. W. ladia,B.P.bwn.s.47 .10..a31 Cd Hoops ll 5...11 10 Yellow &Grey... 31 0...3.1 Carps stOardiff bar a 15... 9 0 Plne.. Illacritius, brown... 29 0.. 47 LIMN at per ton. Yellow 49 0...52 Pia, _beet l3 Io_. 0 0 Fine 53 0...57 tidied, sheet l9 5... 0 Bengal &Idudras,b. 311 0..40 Ban 22 0... 0 0 Yellow . 411 0...51 Patent shot Y2 0... 0 0 Wbite. foreign, brown.„ 3b 0...47 o Yellow 49 0 50 0 Grey owl white 52 0...80 0 llombro • , 73 0...77 0 L r OO 0..72 rkl24 in Baud. Re-t Intl{ ors& r..re 33 0... 40 0 60r4l Fille ~ . .70 ..125 0 'c) los, 9009 . 0141- nary . 40 0... 42 0 Fine or41131:;i4 43 .0 0 Fine 3O 0... 90 0 313403 4 Maul totine 56 0... 83 0 Costa ordi nary to Sae 26 0... 56 0 I Sumatra and 1•13 clan 24 0 . 26 0 Tta, at per lb. Congou,earaorm 0 9... 09i RAC 14 at per c wt. Bengal .Inm 23 0... Si 0 Cam, 2l 0...23 0 J 343 2O 0... 21 0 Path:. s• 0.. VI 0 Clvotina ... ..... 0... 0 0 Brun. rum at per gall. Leeward Island Pr00f........ . 0 0 ... 0 0 Demerara, to 36 per cent. Jamaic, .36 36 Ja p er cent. O.P. 0 0 .. 0 0 Favourite marks 0 0 ... 0 0 Brand', 14 bank • • ... Brit3.li Rid*, d.p • • ... scotcb • 0 0 0 Irish 0 .. 0 • Yu; pi:lM Rign,P.T.R. £44 0 eft. Peterebuer, 9 head 4O 0 0 0 Duith : leallal 55 0...85 0 Frite:..nd 1 r: mr, at per ton. 8t Pet.: e burg,ekagel7 10...38 0 34 10.. 35 0 _ halt eit an rcdatuidemi." 19 11.200 BpeitTe7 YO 0. iO 1 OzL, per 232 Imp. gal. 4.p. Fish, gei4 polo 37 0.. 0 34 0...3-1 brolni k yellow 29 0..32 1 Sperm B9 0 .90 Ilend Matser 92 0 .03 Cod 27 0. 27 1 _Pootb f . tca 2B 10...30 1 Rios, Rheas °taphole U •... • • •••••• .. ..a Olive,Golllpoll,p.tea 49 0... 0 0 Come Not 42 0 .44 0 Seed, Rope, pale, per tan 36 In 0 0 I.2neeel 25 5...23t0 PadwooosP, per oft. Bette—Cork, 14 91 0...06 Mal 0 0 0 3M 0 0.. 0 Dutlin,l4 0 0...0 linwrirk, ?o Carlow, 14 Zo ' f r P.Z .. 0 9 Beef, Italia, per 4 fierce . 0 0..0 0 paw Ilanuu Prune Mass O,O .. 0 0 Pork, prime mew 1.1.0a-Park,Ltark I 78 Do., litifaat Bacon, Waterford, prr wit or 0... M 0 Baba 57 0...53 0 tArd,sed4ol , o 151 o_3o 0 Waterford, do Ditto BLldder Mammon 34 .32 0 lbaaa,pl nor! Cow, at per lb. ~ A. a nd If. Vtdeo , dry Salted e 0 dd&s.6 074 0 4 ...0 44 0 6..0 C Brazil, dry Drysalted 0 41. 0 ~ Rio. dry 0 41 ..0 6 Lima& Yelp. drp 0 5 ...0 6 Wert India, dry 0 ..0 6 Salted 0 3 . 0 41. East India U 4 ...0 101 Kips R. Ayrre, dry 0 7 ..0 8 Ruee-Ory 0 81...0 9 S. Amer.lluree, per _ hide 9 0.. t6 0 . _ . Ru...sia, ditto 6..10 ... b D. Wimps, at per Ica. Loprood,Jansaica C 4 5... 4 10 Hoodoo as S . 6 !! Eastlntlia !S ie 0:10 0 17 0.-21 0 6 10•• 7 10 _ • __. ._ . TIN, at per art ...101 0..1112 • M 0 99 6 Fustic:Jaasaus II ll t 0 Pawner. hip mg otl - 1171 ---. —. 14 0. I S 0 Lima 10 2 !! Sapan Bell Sander. ..... " 5 0... 5 10 Bncl 30 0 90 0 rG, JAN. 25,1847. • 80. of [3d quart .and were :quoted as last few buyers, thoutth the qr. reduction. Grinding _ J. to 4e. lower. Melt is bushel. Oats of good sweet •. the re be had wads it of lc to 21., tbe 'beet from 30e. to 34e. Boma tick end pigeon samples making,. so deucr and very scorer, best white boilers making from 725. to 74.. per qr. Grey and others from Mk to 62u AY4P13111.71Y, JAN. 23.—Our market Wfiß dull, and the mires rather lower than those obtained layt week. Wheat, 17/. to lgl. per load of 5 quarter•. Oats, 3Re. to 42( per qr. Barley, 565., with very doll trade. Beans, 50e. to 691. Maple Pew, 5Ss. ; boilers, 60.., in good demand. . . BIRMINGHAM, Jar. 23.—There was again a large supply of Wheat from the firmer*, which sold slowly at a reduction of 3s. to 4s. per qr. Barley, 1k to 6.. per qr. lower, and few buyers. We did not hear of any transactions in Oats ; the high price for which they were held prevented anything being done in them. In Beans and Peas the turn was in favour of the seller. COLCHESTER, JAW. 23.—The government manifesto in. duces farmers to hold everything but Barley for higher prices. °Lott tgres, J SW. 23.—During the week there has been a fair supply of English Wheat, which met a dull sale at a decline of Is. to 2s. per qr. For foreign, holders bore de manded previous rates. The supply of Barley has increased, and sales proceeded slowly at a reduction of 3s. per qr. Beans aro Is. per qr. dearer. The few Oats on offer are held for 3.. per qr. more money. At our ma+ ket this dsy holders of English Wheat were indisposed to submit to the above noted decline, and little business was transacted. Foreign was held for last week's prices, with little offering, and few sales reported. Barley is procurable at the decline noted above. Oats and Beans very firmly held for extreme prices. GUILDFORD, JAN. 23.—The supply of Wheat was for the season. The ~ales were not but a r,,00d clear ance once was mode, and prices without material variat ion, except for some of the best sorts, wh'eh did not commend last week's rates. The best white, 2lk as.; red, 18k The Bar ley trade was several shillings per qr. cheaper; Ws. obtained for the superfine sorts. Beans and Peas dearer, but Oats much the same as before. Beans, WA to 58a. Peas, sls. to 80s. MANCTIVITER, JAN. 2.l—The train here has been quieter during this week than of late, but prices have been fully supported. The probability that the hooded stock may next week come upon the market free of all but a nominal duty (if even that be levied) has no effect ; consumption has over taken supply, and though we have not an active enquiry for any article this morning, the knowledge of this fact renders holders indifferent to selling, except at fall prices. Wheat and Flour unaltered in value. Oats and Oatmeal scarce, and held for higher rates. Peas and Beans 2s. per qr. higher. Malt firmly held for late prices, though the contemplated m eas u res of government render the betwen somewhat unde cided in their operations. Barley and low stuffs fully as dear. • NEWCASrxtotx-Tvxr., JAN. • 23.-The weather this week having been for the most part frosty, our farmers have bad no occupation to attend to but thrashing, and our deliveries are consequently upon a very liberal scale. When however tie weather will admit of our farmers ;cuing on to the land, we may look for supplies diminishing cotooderal, which may give rise to a more active state of things. The Wheat trade throughout the present week has been of a more sub. dued character, and the business done has necessarily been of a more limited nature, at about former rates. Malting Barley has been generally offered lower, some uncertainty existing on the part of sellers as to the effect the permission to use sager and molarses in breweries and distilleries will hare upon this article; our impression, however is. front the exhausted state of the mocks of Barley that any temporary decline that may take place just now will be recovered. Oats, Beans, and l'eas have severally advanced from 2s. to 3e. per quarter, and we are of opinion that any tightness that may be felt in the money market will hate less influence upon the price. of those articles than on Wheat, the crops cf the former being ad mitted to be seriously defective, which, however, ia not the case with respect to Wheat. At our market this morning we had an uncommonly large supply of Wheat from the growers, and the condit 'on being indifferent only the choicest qualities sustained their value, other sorts beicg from 1.. to 2s. per qr. lower. In south country qualities, or foreign, few trans actions occurred, the high pretensions of holders tending to check business. For Flour the inquiry was slow, and the dealers being generally in stock they would only purchase ut a slight reduction, which not being acceded to by the factors, only a moderate business resulted. Rye without change. Malting Barley in moderate request, at a decline of 2.. to 4s. per qr., according is quality. Malt steady and holders very firm. 'leans and Peas must be again noted Is. higher and in brisk request. With Oats we were very liberally sup plied, and a quick sale was experienced at the advance of the week. In granary the stocks are reduced to a mere bagatelle. The arrivals this week are. Wheat, 1,066 ; Rye, 100 • Barley, 1,492 qrs. ; Flour, 2,6 1, 0 sacks. NORWICH, ins. 23.-The interference of government to import earn has had its weight and effect on this market to day, and tiesbroughtforward some extensive parcels of Wheat for sale by the Norfolk Railroad, and also large parcels of Wheat from Lynn, which, with the quantity .hewn by the growers. amounted to a large supply; yet there was not much disposition to part with the best qualities at reduced prices; but the middling and inferior sorts may be quoted 2.. per qr. lower. Barley is 2s. to 34. lower to-day. Oats, Peas, and Beans maintained last prices. Flour the same as hut Saturday. Prices Current Wheat, white, fine, 6311 u. per bushel, 781. to 805. per qr. ; red, 770. to 78a. ; inferior and rough lots down to 70s. Barley, malting, 655. to 675. Beans, tick, 545. to 665. Peat, maple, 645. to 555. Oats, Poland. 4111's. per bushel, 40s. Flour, per seek of 2801b5., .54s t 3 .535., free ou board at Yarmouth, the purchasers pay ing 2s. each 'for bags, with one month'. discount allowed for cash. Retail price of seconds Flour, 2s. ltd. and 3s. per stone. READING, JAN. 23.-Our market to-dnv was well supplied with Wheat. Dry samples realized full Is. per qr. more money, but inferior desenptions met a slow sale at the rates of last s rek. Ba r ley fully se. per qr. more money, and much remained unsold. Oats declined Is. to 2a. per qr. Beans and Peas in request at Is. per. qr. advance. SVNDERLS7CD, JAN. Zi.-There was a large supply of Wheat from the growers to-dav, and the arrivals coastwise during the week have been 100 qrs. Oats, and 250 sacks of Flour. The millers are all in full stock, and evinced little inclination to buy, so that business ruled very fiat, and sales were slowly effected at a decline of Is. to 2s. per qr.. the very best samples brought 82.. Prime parcels are worth 745. to 80s., and average qualities 70s. to 725. The farmers, how ever, hold firmly, under the belief of a further rise. South Country Wheats and free foreign are ready sale at proper. tionate rates. In spring corn there is a brisk demand at late rates, and Oats are ready sale at an advance of 21. to Is. per qr. Flour is very plentiful at former rates, 81s. to 63e. bring charged for south country, and 50.. to 665. for home made. Averages for the past week - Wheat, 490 qrs., at 725. 6d. Barley. 190 qn., 425. Bd. Oats, 21; qrs., 'as. 4d. Beans, 12 qrs., 4os. W•NCHESTEIL, JAN. 23.-There was a decided dullness in the market this day, holders of Wheat refusing to sell at a reduction, and buyers unwilling to give the top prices of this day week. What sold was for immediate consumption, making the prices of last Saturday with difficulty: Barley, for malting, was front to 71. per qr. lower; good grinding and light samples from 3e. to 4.. Beans and Peas were very scarce, the few sold making Is. per qr. more money. Rye was also a turn higher. Tans: Winter, 6s. per bushel; spine, Gs 6d. Indian Maize at an advance of la per qr. Oats were from Is. to 2s. dearer for the best samples; and full Is. fur black and secondary qualities. WISNECII, JAN. 23.—The supply of Wheat at market to day is large of other grain only moderate. There was a general disinclination to purchase Wheat at last week'• prices. consequently the trade ruled very dull. Oats and Beans are again dearer; the former 25., and the letter In. to 2. per quarter. Wheat, old, 6,35. to 70+. per or. ; new, 70s. to Isis.; extra, 004. Oats, 20d. to 21d. per atone. Beans, 555. to 1365. per quarter to the grower. Wor.es.sreu, Jet.s 23.—The effect of the proposed minis terial measures wt.. very sensibly felt in the corn-market. For several weeks past there had been a gradual and steady advance in the priors of grain, nod last week no lees than 31s. 6d. per bag a as obtained for white Wheat, being at the rate of baif-a-guinea a bushel. To-day, how ever.for the lint time for many weeks, prices have declined from Is. 6d. to 3s. per hag, white Wheat selling at Ds. 6d., and red at 95. 2d. per bushel. Had it been generally known that a number of American vessels had arrived in Liverpool lads n with grain, no doubt the decline in prices here would have been greater. A falling market here, however, is always the best supplied, end it may be expected that we shall have is rash of grain next Saturday. Yoga. Jaw. 23 —.lt this day's make• we have a fair show of Wheat, which has met a slow sale at surly last ( , ,A , . o z_. .. e ... . . . . . . _ tO g -•..-. - - - - , . // -.- , 7 • - - - - tii<- • 4 ' - . . • r e l_ 4 1 .1113 j rtIAS • week's prices. Barley . ila. per qr. lower, and ft 2s. per qr. mom mansym paid by neemaitoss Mr Is. per quarter dearer. DUBLIN, JAN. 22.—Pending the clevelopmel X comment measures, in reGrenee to grain, be market acted with caution, and Wheat and Oat! instances &lightly depressed. We cannot, howl to make any change in our quotations fir tl Barley, Flour, and Oatmeal fully maintained tt Table. The following was the general can farmer: —Wheat, per 280 lbs., red, 455. to 50s. •' A ollikj LONDON. MONDAY EVENING. JAN. 25. 1847. f 3d to b 2•. pi1,b.2.1,0 oatmeal. 24i 6 2 1 . i s " to 1 2 9 7 6 1. I t r e ll ; 1 Edlp. & Nofthern, 116 lies 34. Stirling and Dunferm., SOL 666 per Bit of 19611.. Do. New, 60.. Walborn lunation, 71s. nave, AINAIIMII, %Bond 39 to 41 lb: Newyhrt, 51 Mont &obey and Madras,l6lA Daidalc and Ilainhorp 37 to 40 JOi. 23. =lan (Ditty 7:4. per barrel) fhledonian New 44. 43a. tel. Gt. North of Scionrod, 43v. free - to - per Sack of 200 lbs. Direct Northern Scip, 314 ed. 325. OLNor2;lte Dir. Noe.), 756.744 ARRITAIa INTO LONDON Yawl OM JAN. TO 23rd JAN. Dundee *Aria New, No. 2, 231 Plordiltrittch Qrs., 6266 d. all English. Scotch. Irish . Foreign. East of Fife, 40.. l i t d 'il ' ilr, 6: e . r r i ec ' . r..d. 6d. Wbe" ........... .., , I tra Yet LothianCentral,42. Gd. E.F.n. and Criss. Helves, 20 Seetti..ll Centi.,l , 21: Omni ................. 1051 FA:n. and Northern, 131 Stilling and Dunferm., 676. Elm, 4131 webs; barrels 730; mak. 7942 elialicrs. Dn. Newport, 4 6:rathearn Junction, CO% IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Do. do. New, NW . Direct Rem. k Madras, 3. 6d. Wheat r u trey. Oats. Rye. i Betas.reas. Elio. k Perth New, 450. Gd. 431. Dec. II bps 3d 14 tee X 42.11415 s Ili ea 7d GLASGOW SALER. Jaw. 22. • - 16 30s 10d 12s lld'eis M 43. lditts Id Me 104 Aberdeen, 23 l Glos., Ail., and Ayr, 654 - X ' els gil 43. 2ighliv 10d 43s 7ili43s ki 4 9. ad Ayr k Galloway, 395. Do. flakes, N0.2,4L Its. 91 Jen. 2 94a 4d 14s 3d1174 2d 104:43s 104,49 s ad Caledonian, New. 464, Ghee, Ka. andAmilsw.. 41 - 9 ilde 1 04.40. Pdirla 10i1 407 s Ochila 74 Ciledonian & Dum..4364d.41661 1 Gla., Airsirie i tchtenkJA, 4 -14 70a 3d 20. Od 19s Id 13d49,1 04 31s 11•1 Dundee It Arbroath, New, No 3,3 Ka. and Ayr 'reek 326 6 weeks . Alll. A r ~-----i i i Fait of I/I'e, 414 Man. & Southampton, 314 306 od.Aver. Als 'MOS. In d ri 145 g 7,1 , 464 24 j 644 Od Emit Indian Railway, 9s. midlod Mare. 64 Duties ea Elk Grain 4. Odl 2s ti la kirk Odi r 04 hi Od Cam Lothian Central, 43a. 42. North British. Thirds, 706 Ilbseimname to lest sly week's Cure averages. Elie.. and GLocow Waves, 204 Scott:latent.% 221 Lt. Quartets, XL Scottish Midland Jose., 14 1 Prise. 12 eta 12 Pad. and Perna, 4 47.. Stirling and Dunfermline. as. 3 3 e, ,-1 ... I - 77 - , Oka., Duca., 1tdir.,41.3e,61.36.6d. , York &Newcastle, Pref., 7 64 10 ' ... .17.7 .1.04. 6.1. 64 6 ... I ...... I 7... 1 . 1 .. 177 ... : Caledoni% New, 43. ) Kilmarnoct ft Ayr Direat.33o.22s. 61 4 ... - I .. Delfel Northern i 9 of l P). 325. ed. i Man. k Southampton, 316 CO P pi -.1._17:7-I - East Lothian Codes, 420, Midland, Nalco *. 41 39 IS ... 1 ;:: I ::: Edit% & Glaagovf. the., 16 N. British, New On.. fieripi_ 2 K. ANDOTRI, 3 alt. 23.-Trade very dull to-day : the quart- Idtm & Perth, 465. l'AL•l • TilAwl..j. A U um % 5.1 ' City of Whills offered exceeded the tonal supply. 6 las., Airdrie, &Monk 3n, 34 Millers and Gk.. luise.,t Carlisle, 6/. 4a. scottlan Centro% .2 corn isilaill . pored very indifferent about purchasing at the terms the week previous, and the farmen were PRODUCE.-MisclNG-LANE, Half-past Two.- ey lemequentlY the Prim , MIA be quoted se lot Slier ! The government detaila of the measure allowing 7_,, the were tery few buyers, though the brewers and tiktillers to use this article became public on "...Ler . 0 from Ss. to 6s. per qr. reduction. Grinding Sane:day. It , lid no effeet upon the private market -. the sod s lee were front 3s. to 41. lower. Malt is public one opens so usual to:•inorsols: •drsi . . 'On of 6d. per bushel. Oats of good sweet 161.111 lit the prewar. peskiest of the nuteket, fa , suchmeld set thread:we be bad sands hear ka Wed that... Fins yes now fully ' pc.' . sir ' . errs edemas of Is. to 21. , tboloeof December, and if any fuel., er advance takes place it will Merl makib43 8431. t ither 9vallitko from 30.. to 34 *. Beene were 16 per qr. clearer, the beet tick and pigeon samples check the usual consumption, as nearly the whole of the re- duction in the duties, Ile, which so materially increased it, tuektag &is. to 60s. t'eas were also dearer and very scarce, . late • Bmoca Com in b!acks 96 0... o lacnt, at per toe. Bars £9 13 £l9 0 TALLOW.—Market steady, with moderate de mand. Delivery last week, 2,105 costa, aelVnvt 1,7+501,. year. Petenborg Y. C. on the spot, 51s. 9d. ; October to December delivering, 490. 9d. ; March delivering, .528. CORN. M —ARK-LANL—Our market was mode rately supplied with English Wheat this morning. All good dry qualities were readily disposed of on fully as good terms as were current last week. 111-conditioned samples were difficult to quit, unless at some reduction in price. Free foreign Wheat and Wheat Meal in good demand for shipment to Ireland, and the value of each is well main tained. Malting and distilling Barley could only be sold by submitting to a reduction of 31. to Is. per quarter. Grinding sorts must be quotet Is. to 2a. lower. In addition to the arrivals of Oats reported, some few vessels have since arrived from our own coast laden with this article. The trade was not brisk this morning, and last Monday's rates were maintained with difficulty. Beans rather cheaper. Peas the Lame. BRITISH. SWMoo per tt.et•, WRIAT, Ear: rand Kent Red.... 73 to 77 79 White.. 75 to 79 to 33 Norfolk and Sao* 69 to 75 77 do 73 to 77 to 73 Talavera Moon et Baffolk) 33 to 85 OuribrldgeßLlmosin Red 7510 77 ton Vatlte 77 to 79 to 81 Nor dminberiod t Satoh do. —to -- do —to— to Irish do S.W.Vs Rim I Bunny. Feeding 42 to 44 Dletilllng 43 47 to 311 Malting ..—... ......... .20 to 52 Chevalier 53 to Mine to 59 Irish Brea W 1164? 40 to 41 Maim ... 02 to 36 the prdels6 to 90 OAT., English Feed .- .. .....-..-....3.2 to 373 Od _Black... 34 to 37. Od Ditto Poison, .36 to 41. Od...Potato- 40 to 42n 1331 licrwlekimddeotelsPeed 36 to Ms Od—Potato- 41 to 43s 91 Irish Peed 93 to SI to Its Ml—Mack 34 to 36s Od Ditto Panto Pao, Grey I 7 tc7sos Od...Mspk... 42 to 523 0.1 Blue 60 to 66 Imperial 6G to 70 White 47 to 53...1Mi1ers . BEA", Monacan. 45 to 47 Tick 47 to 30...01d 30 to 54 Marron 49 to 50 de 5l 52 to 53 . old M to 5d Tams, New Spring .... — to New Winter— to —...01d to RAPSILICID, New 4O to 47 Per , wt. CLOVERFE)33, Red — to White to err ilkoissed. Lnnua CAMP .113 Os to Xl3 Ms. nous, Town made, delivered GO to 63 Fill! H0a;;601d5.1 to 59 Norfolk and Sufkik .. 50 to 34 Whites Northumberland, Lancoln, and Yorkridre Sussex and Kent —to .Irish YOZZION. Duty paid. In BOW. Wont; Dantaie and Konlgtherg 72 to 75 fins . to 02...66 to 76 Posiernneon. Rostock, and liale* wow 72 to 77 .66 to 73 French and Brabant Danish ond Ilamburith 72 to 71...66 to 70 Ruaian .57t0 63 Jlimas... —to —..— to Danube and Odessa 7l to 72 49 to 68 Stionlob,bard to salt. to Liondlan —to .Avaindbin 71 to 111... to RTZ ... EA/Mir, Feeding ... 13 to 4,. Distilling 17 to SI to Lcertins Oar., Rumen 33 to 37 —to Posenitean and Btralsond !Smash and Danish Priesthood and Dutch Ditto Brew. to to to SW., liek —to -- Bradt Egyptian...... 44 top __Tuscany —to .40 to 41 Pia; Gm! *bite DO to 39 Balers TARS% Old to new to —...large to Duty free LUMID, Betio and Rosin 10 44 to 47... do. do. /deditirrancon sad Odessa ILATZWED 3O top Despised Si to 56... do. do. Ctovrasixo, Bad to —Mho to —p. est. Duty ss. 3d. P. cwt. RA reoccur Cana tree of duty, per ton, g 5 3a. to 1.5 10.. Lri . .X.D CAW, Dutch and Osman ditto /9 Os. to £ll7 Cia. DIM !teach awl American ditto £lO Os. toil, 011. - ~Z~L> for OM' le. to buyers. Derr development of the go. , n, buys re in our . Oats are in tome however, venture N. these articles. ,ed their previous currency to the 50a_ • whit°, 4G.. Oats, a. Barley, 27e. to 32.. per 221 lbs. Oatmeal, 255: to 27e, 6d. rer cwt. Flour, second', 2.55. to 26e. 6d. per cwt. BELFAST, JAN. 22.—The supplies of all kinds of grain have increased, and the demand having abated, prices have at last turned in favour of the buyer, and it is evident stocks generally are greater than was at one time imagined. Far mers' Wheat has declined about 3d. per cwt. from the rates of this day se'enight; and parcels, es ship or *tore, must be quoted at a decline of .6s. to 10s. per ton. Flour must be quoted Is. per cart , and about Is. per barrel dearer, but the demand hos fallen off. Barley is still mane, and prices of this article are maintained. Oats are not so firm a sale, and prices must be quoted 2d. to 3d per cwt. lower. °stoical mu►t also he quoted at • decline of 6d. per cwt. With fur• they arrivals of Indian Corn, and a more limited demand, prices of both Indian Corn and Meal have given way from tr. to 10s. per ton. CORK, Jai. 22.—The trade in Wheat in the early part of the week tended upwards, and higher prices were asked and obtained, but during the last day or two the market has been lea animated. In prepared Wheat same business has been done at advanced rates. The estravairant terms demanded by holden have, however, checked business. Barley, which in the early put of the week was sold.at greatly enhanced terms, has also been slightly affected by the announcement in the speech from the throne, end the market is quiet in conseqconce. Onto are in demand and Is. per barrel dearer. For Flour millers have advanced the price of their best brands to 30s. per cwt. These terms however are not yet obtainable. For Indian Coen higher rate* have been asked, and this has checkeiEsales. For Indian Corn Meal, Oatmeal, and Wheat Meal we have a les. animated demand, and in fact the trade in all bread stuff may be called quiet. I,IMLILICY, JAN. 23.—The uncertainty anticipitated ministerial propositions has Buena on prices and - su➢plies. The sensewbat better , the result of the id tome little in- Lest market was y_ akout 800 Lot per stone must be noted. Rather morn Oats in alas; and yestteday issening buyers held back a little ; but millers then came forward, and speedily cleared the market at full prices. The value of bread stuffs continues unchanged, with rather lets in , lination on the part of dealers to go more into stock. SI.MO, JAN. 23.—A large supply of Indian Meal in port, but not sufficient for the consumption, and the people in a starving condition. Oats, 23e. Gd. to 2445 Gd. per barrel. Oat meal, 275. per cwt. Indian Meal, 295. Barley 3leal, Wheat, 40s. to 42.. per 20 at. American Flour, 475. per I barrel ; seconds, 44y ; third, 40s. to 41s. WAYEnroun, JAN. 23.—The changes announced in the 1 1 Queen's speech for facilitating the import of foreign corn. have had the effect of slightly increasing our supplies of wheat from neighbouring farmers; a check has thus been given to the upward tendency of our market, hut the el- tensive demand for bread stuffs for the interior prevents any decline in prices. The quotations of Wednesday, the:dote, must be repeated. POTATOES.—SOUTHWARK, WATRRSIDE, J. In consequence of the contrary winds, there were but few arrivals to this market during the past week.. The con sumption was very small, caused by the high prices; and but few salts were effected, the buyers being in daily expectation of a more liberal supply. Tho following are our present prices:—York Regents, 200 s. to 2405. Lincoln and Cam bridgeshire Regents, 140 s. to 1804.; kidneys, 1404. to 150 r. Kent and Essex Regents. 200 s. to 240 a.; kidneys, 200 s. French whites, 140 s. to 170 s. 110PS.— BOROUGH MARKET, Two Wei/04.- 11~s. Pattendea aad Smith, Ilop factors, report that the market is firm. liiiii;4slll 7 l,lf;p.s3•L 51. 153 6110 Ttarlllll 31. 4 3 4 .. P. 4 33 1. ' l . 3 1 0 4 , , 5 Wessl of Kato „ 4 oto A 0 I Yr 431155 /35eact.. „ 3 4 tr. 4 4 Suez „ 115t05 10 1 Old 114,4 . .2 1,154 5 Punlums _ . . . ANDOVER, JAN. 23.—The speculators appear firm in their demand for higher prices. For Farnham', 61. 15s. to 71. 10s. being eked; Crondalls and Altoos, 61. to Cl. 10s. Wl:grunts'', JAN. 23.—The trade firm at last week's WirtSt the best Farnhauts fetching 71. to 71. 10a. par eut. ; tonntry growth nround Farnham, 11. per cwt. lean price K enta. bent from 51. 10s. to IV. per cwt.; middling, 41. I.la. ts 51.55. Old 110p5,2/. to 31. 10g. ; by the pound, '2od. to 24d. WOOL.—ANDOVER, JAN. 23.—Superfine at from 12/. 10s. to 131. per pack. or 12,1 d. to 13d. per lb. Tcgg Wool, 13/. to 14/.. or from 13d. to 14d. per lb. Combing Wool, 11d. to 12d. per lb. Infarior Wools, from 81. to 10d. per lb! Baantronn.—There is but little doing in any kind of combing Wool, which is entirely attributable to the price demanded being too high to enable the spinners to realise prime cost, and the inclination to buy is materially checked to coneequence. Brakes and Noils are ready sale, without change in prices. LEFIA.—We have had a steady demand for English Wool during the week. Priors are well supported, but there is some difficulty in getting supplies flown growers to meet the prices current here. Foreign has been in limited demand, but no particular, or, indeed, apparent change has occurred in the valuation. LEICESTER.—PI ices Still remlin firm. LIVERPOOT..—In foreign Wool there has been *cry little done this week, but prices continue firm. The unsettled state of monetary affairs induces the trade to act with cau tion, and to cinitinc their purchases to present requiremmti. Nothing to report in Alpacha, and holdrrs are firm in their expectations. In Scotch, Chet lots have been rather more in request ; hut, to effect sales, it is necessary to submit to low prices. Other kinds err quite neglected. Imports for the week ending Jan. 23.. —Foreign, 356; preciously, 1106; total, 922 bales. Scotch, 102; previously, 352; total, 454 bales. WAR EFIELTE—We have bad few sales pas‘ing during the week, and, nittiout altering our quotations, we report a heavy market, at late rates. "'WINCHESTER. JAN. 23. The beat superfine Lambe,' Wool, 14d. to 154. per lb. ; ditto, from full-mien Downs, 131, to 14d. ; Long Wools, 12d. to 13d. ; second quality, Ild. to 12d. ; Combing, 10d. to 120. ; inferior, 9d. to 10d. CATTLE, &c. SatITTIFIELD, Two o' Clock The supply of fat Beasts is not quite so large as was expected ; there are • however, more than sufficient for the demand. It is with difficulty Friday's quotations are supported • for the best qualities, fully 2d. per Alb. lower than Monday last. We have about 1,000 from Norfolk and Suffolk ; nearly 200 from Holland ; about 200 from Scotland; and the remainder from various parts of the country. The number of Sheep is considerably larger, and the trade exceedingly heavy. The dead markets being over-stocked with meat, we have a very scanty attendance of buyers, and prices are redact d, be. ni the extrema for choicest Downs ; many very good ones do not reach that figure. From liolland and Germany we have 500 Sheep. The trade for Calves, although net very brisk, continues as good, owing 2o the very short supply ;there were about 20 from Holland. The number of Pigs is larger, and trade hardly **good. Prt Mese et 0 t a t a 1. Per ease of 6 Hs. .. 4. a. I. Best Sues, Itentords,l2e. 4 0 4 4 I Pits 2 s a 0 Rot teat-hones 2 10 4 0 not Morns & Hall.loreb 4 a a e merese seallty Herta C. 1•55 Be. Sta et market. 3,C*4 eases sad Lambs, 23.750, Gltn, 70. P 10,200 ESISTER, JAN. 22.—The market this Dimming has been but moderately supplied—but the demand being dull, prima bane generally ruled lower than last week. The very beet fat Beef was sold for 9s. 6d. ; and very good at 9s. Poor I Bullocks were scarce, but not much asked for, the average being about 6s. per score. There was a fair demand for Cows and Calves, at from 101. to 181. each. Butchers' Calves seen rather more plentiful than of late, and selling at 6d. to 61d. per lb. Prime large Nether Sheep sold at 6d. per lb., but small fat Sheep, welhing from 181b.' to 221 b. par 9oarter, were worth full 61d. per lb. The supply of store rigs was small, but more than sufficient for the demand. LEEDS, Jaw. 19.—An average show of both Beaats and Sheep. Beef, 61. 6d. to 7‘. per stone. Mutton, old. to Nil. per pound. The general number of buyer. attending, nearly all the stock was sold. SHIPPING. HAIR Anntrzn : 6, Dublin; 4, Waterford; 3, Dcesgba dee ; 1, Guernsey and Jersey ; 2, French; I, Flanders ; I, Holland ; 1, Hamburg ; 1, Lisbon; 1, West India. Lc:moon, Jan. 25.—Wind this day at noon, S., light pleasant breezes, and fine char weather. DEAL, Jan. 23.—5. W. to S.S.W., moderate.—Arrived: Claudine, Madras ; Hebe, Rio ; Essex, Madras • • Advent, Cape; Sybil, Demerara; Corlrington, Antigua ; Mathilde. Campeathy, from Bremen ; Sarah Hind, Philadelphia; Auboran, Newfoundland ; Philadelphia, New York ; Sirius, ditto; Meta de Haan. ditto, and sailed for Bremen; Xenophon Pug, and sailed fur Hull; Venus, Monte Video; Amahien, La Guayra ; Jesse, Newfoundland. A barque, supposed the Palmyra. was in contact with the Launarna in the Gull Stream this morning. The latter sustained trifling damage. POWERMOVTII, Jon. 23 and 24.—5. to W.S.W., blowing hard.—Arrirstl Elirabeth Charlotte, Menorah, for Bremen. _ . _ BRIDPOR r, Jan. 23.—Arrived: Hunter, St. John's. NEWPORT, Jan. 23.-B.W.—Saned Ann, Jamaica. Coma, Jan. 21.—5.5. W., fresh breeze.—Arrived: Wi tham, Rio Grande ; Mary T. Rundlet, Boston. A vessel of about 200 to 600 tons, abandoned, woo passed, on shore, l on a swell about two-and-a-half milcs of the Silo Point of l'orto Rico, by the City of Poonah, arrived here. The rock is not described on the chart, and there appeared about seven feet of water on it. 51;7 Tabut, St. Do , I mingo, for Cork. Hutt, Jan. 24.—5.. a gale.—Arrived : Harriet, Rio. MILFORD, Jan. 21.—The Ino, which put back yesterday, is leaky. CLYDE, Jan. 23.—S.E.—Arrived : Monteflore, Mauritius; Courier, Demerara; Clyde, St. John's, New Brunswick ; Lanchester, China. Sailed : Unicorn, Demerara ; Echo, Honduras; Envoy, Mobile. LvitN, Jan. 22.—TheWhitewell Orange, for St. Andrew's, New Brunswick, has been got off shore. FALMOUTH, Jan. 24.—5.5. W., strong gale.—Arrived : Quiz, Sierra Leone. Bittirrot, Jan. 23.—W.5. W.—Arrived : Lord John Rus sell, St. John's, N.B. MARYPORY,JEIL : Dykes, New York. DOutlx, Jan. 22.—S.E.—Block, New York. For Saturday's Market* Hs ism page. rDUCATION.—Tbirty Guineas per ant .—ln a ' - wind UMW Fstablistrisent, a mile and • half • eat d Ilyde- U• l 4 l , Cialq nA d ne's d44 rl7" .0.-itirice aver ► I. for the above acacmpliahmenta. nest. a likerire Value, for a Parlour Boarder and an artk'ed re*. Term. foe loiter, 22 frames, per amnia: to mn emit*. on lees eU be takes.— Aarhus, L. H., ewe at Mr. Wl:archon*, 26, Illeb-street, iisosingtaa IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—SATURDAY, J. 23. Shortly before five o'clock the Earl of Shaftesbury tookll4 seat on the woolsack as Deputy Speaker. CORN IMPORTATION AND NAVIGATION LAWS SUSPENSION BILLS.—A massage from the Douse al • Commons by Mr. Gimes r and other hon. members brought up tin se bulb, to which they desired their lordships coo currener. On the motion of the Marquis of LANSDOWNE both the bills were rtad a tirst time and ordered to he printed. The Noble Marquis also gave notice that at the siqing of the houm on Monday next he should mono the suspension of the standing orders, with a view to facilitate the progress of them two meentresthrough all their ctagca on that day. Lord STANLEY said he understood his noble friend op posits to state that he meant to confine his °Doreen( pro ceeding as to the suspension of the mantling orders to the two hills just brought up, both of which were temporary mea sures to meet the existing exigencies of the country, and of which it was not intended to carry their operations beyond the lst day of September next. He (Lord Stanle' ) thought it right to tell his noble friend that there would not be any opposition from any quarter to his taking steps for punters those bills through all their stages on Mondey. He however, must express the regret with whiel he ha_ learned the determination of her Majesty's government to pass simultaneously with these bills a measure for the admission of sugar and molasses for the pur pose% of distillation. lie should have been glad if this measure was to be introduced to meet only the tem porary difficulties which existed, as if so, it might have been Fused without delay or opposition—indeed. with um nimity ; but when it was proposed to introduce this bill not as a temporary but a permanent memory, it meld not be expected to be allowed to pass with the same shone:. of discussion as the other two measure.. A good deal of in. formation would be required s‘ to the practical 11 orking of the details or the proposed measure, particularly after the alteration made - in Me 'Agar duties lost year eaalawkiele to ceabe would be !equated, and without knowing what mune the llouse of Commons might take, be (Lord Stanley) would ark the noble marquis opnesitu whether, in the event of the government persevering with that bill, there would be any objection, for the purpose of far inquiry, to refer it when it came up to this house to th.. esaminstian of n select com mittee, not for the purposis of delay, lot in order to sift and ascertain by rum ro-e evidence the probable effects upon the revenue end commerce of the countiy, which the adoption of the measure mitht produce. It such a course were not adopted, this would be • mearare calculated to alarm the agricultural interest of the country. If it emad be proved that the operation of this bill was not to increase the pries, thr I ought to let the Lumen have the opportunity of seeing the farts in a mere detailed form than it was possible for them to see them in a mere reference to casual debates in parliament. The noble ren:quis had also said that he should on Monday move for some returns in relation to the state of Ireland. Ile (Lord Starlit y) had heard it rumoured that it was intended to postpone :.ay farther diteussion on the motion until an opportunity occurred at a later period, or of taking tho discussion on the bringing up of the bills from the Heinz of Common:. Did the noble marquis intend to make his statement oo Monday, and then adjourn the dis euteion until the papers he incised for were in the hands of their lerdehips, and they were thereby enabled to de:l with the reattve not hr detail or in The MARQUIS of LANSDOWNE replied, that hothing could he more correct than the statement of the noble lord, that it was intended to make the two bills now on the table temporary and not perrnaneot mrneuree. The noble lord had also stated tr.ly, that tee et:. r measure, in relation to the sugar duties, in reference to distillation, was intended to be a permanent measure, aid, under no circumstances, should he wish to propoee that it should r em through all its stages in one night. On the contrary, every opportunity I would be afforded to their lordships to give the fullest ' consideration. As to the suggestion for referring the bill to a select committee, that wouli depend upon the state in 'Aids it cane! up rom the other house, and the =de in which it had been dealt with thee.. At present he should be very sorry to express any determination against the adop tion of ji a course, though lie was lin% Ming to p'edge himself now th it it would be Wispiest. With respect to the procsa-higs on Mondny next, he had stated on a former otsca smi, that he intended to mote for the production of papyrus re.t:ion to Ireland. Thcse papers were of a massive and voluminoas character, comprising the correspondence a hich had take. flare between her Majesty's eovernment Rah va rious parties in Ireland, on the subject of the scarcity of food in that port of the realm. De should he ivory to adjourn the discussion on his nvh.ion, if any should arise ' se within a day or too a ft er the motion was made, some of the bills intended for Ireland would come up, and upon them their lordships could take arty dischaion they might think fit. herd BROUGHAM said that no doubt the corn end navigation laws ought, under exjsting circumstances, to be suspended fur a given time, but as to the third measure which woe intended to Ise permanent, be was not willing to give it his ready assent. They might as well think of se► pending the standing orders, with a vlew to repeal the Habeas Corpus Act, or the Act of Settlement, es to suspend them in order to plus a permanent measure so et-newly affecting the commerce of the country, and the question of slavery TI ere was a question on another subject, on which he (Lord Broughani) klt the deepest interest, which he wished to rut. He ohsened from what had transpired in soother place, that the carding Poor-laws had been shaken to their foundatiiin; he could not disguise from himself the fret th at clamour and unserupalous agitation bad produced their effect; that' the prewure from w ithosit had prevailed, and that great was the joy of th e author of the clamour which had been rabid, partly in gratification of personal spleen, and partly fr es senseless theories which clothed themselves in the Irani of humanity, but which were most cruel to the people. (Hear.) He hoped that the bill would be introduced in a manr.er which would ensure for it the most deliberate cotudderatis n„ and that no part, not an inch of that corner-atone of the 'retail—the centre authority, should be interfered with with.ait the greatest tireumspection and the most mature considerdion. The question he wished to ask war, whether it would not lie well to originate the measure that wee to off, et the existing Poor-laws us that house, where it would be calmly end slisparsioontely discussed, than in the Howe of Commons where such a aide of proceeding was im possible. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE observed that he hal every reason to believe that the measure to which his noble and learned friend had last alluded, would be tint intro duced in their lordships' house, nod would not in any depne impair the foundation of the existing law ; on Ow contrary it woul I be designed with a view to give additional efficacy to its working, Earl FITZWII.LIAM concurred with his noble and learned friend (Lord Brougham) that the Poor-law Bill ought to originate in that liouee.—The conversation hens terminated. PRISON —On the motion of the Marquir of LANSDOWNE an address to the Queen for a copy of the report of the commissioner" appointed in August lest to inquire into the management of Milbank l'rison, was agreed to. RAILWAY BILLS. —On the motion of Lord BROUGHAM two resolutions, apreed to by the house on tho 3rd July, 184 i, relative to railway and pnvate bill were ordered to be made atsnding orders. . . . . Their lordships then adjourned to Mowlay (this day). NAVIGATION DILL Division in Committee on Mr. Miteheti's motion, that reettill laden with corn, I/proved to hies tett their huts of akparturron or lrfor• the lat neptembrr, ratonld come under the suapensory Oper.Loll of the bill: AT Ainsworth, P. Dennistoua, J. — . iCeili . , J. Rice, F.. r. Balm, W. Duncan, G. SCCorthy, A. Timm.ty, T. Bernal, R. Bacot; B. Milton. G . Trelawney, Rowing. Dr. Brans, Mr De L. Moffatt, G. Tints, H. M. Bright, J. Etrart, W. Napier, Sir C. Walter, T. Brothirton, J. Fielden, J. liewport, Vic. Waller, 11. Brown, W. Forster, M. iirlii ion, C. Warburton, R. Chopinn, R. Grinner, T. C. O'Brien, W. P. William% W Chrnue, W. D. I Doll, Bri B. Warne, R. Yorke, R. B . Clay, Sir W. Hari* A. Paget, W. Colebrooke, T.E.Hindley, C. P.ittison, J. 71.1.12211. COilett, W. R. Hume, J. Prehell, Capt. Mitchell Collett, .1. lloropbery, Aid. Phillips, M. Macon:tie, 7'. Cranford, W. S. Junco, Sir W. C. NOES. Acheson, Visa. Nadale, W. s. loge is, Sir R. H. Philipps, Sir R. Arland, Mr T. D. Dawson:3o, Vinc.James, W. I igot, sir R. Arbutboott, H. Hondas, Adm. Jet rmn, Fail Moroi idge, fart. .trkwripnet, G. Donde% D. Jeri ▪Mr J. Protharoe, P. D. Bailey, J. EaMoor, John tone, H. Pribford, Bailey, J., jun. Mlice,RLHon.E. Jokfile, MrW.G. Raehleigh, W. Boole., G. Yates isle, W. Kemble, H. Rawdon, Col. 'L.:merman, A. Es/wade, sir T. Labowbere. U. Raid, Pir J. R. Fk.relay, D. Estcourt, T. G. lanstton, 1.111. Reid, Od. Bart"), IL Flwall, R. Larcalles, W. S. Renton, G.W.J. Raring, F. T. Ferguson, Sir R. Law, Hon. C. E. Row, 1,. R. Baring, T. Ferrand, W. B. Lawless Hon. C. Rushout, Capt. Ramanl, E.G. Finch, G. Lawson, A. Rowell, Lord J. Barron, Sir ILW.Eitwoy, lion. If. layord, Capt. Rutherford, A. Batrwri, T. Forbes, W. Leroy, A. Scott, Hob. F. Bennet, P. Fox, C. H. Le llarchant, D. nacos., G. P. ilantiock,Lardo.lrench, F. Liddell, lion. H. seyrnour, Lord Beresked, Maj. Frewen, C. 11. Lincoln, Earl of ShepparC, T. Berl:airy, Hoo.C.Onekell, J. M. Llodasy, Capt. Sibthorp, Col, Berkeley, Capt. Citron, T. M. Loc j. Frith, IRLIIn.R. - Bernard, Time. Gill, T. A. F- Somerset, Li. 6. Lsl{ Bodkin, W. H. Oocdon,Capt. o ▪ Gen.Sornerville,SirW. Bodkin, J. J. Goulburn, fI. Macaulay, T. B. Spooner, R. Bortbwick P. Graham, Illr J. Maehenzle,VV. F.Ftwalicki, W. H. Itroodley, 11. Granby, Mar. of Maitland, T. Stamiton, Sir G. Broadwocd, H. Grey, Mr 0. Manners, Lord J. Stroll, Rt.lin.E. Browne, R. D. Grimaditch, T. Marjoribanks, S. Taylor, E. Buskild, W. Hamilton, 0. A. hensterman, J. Thnommo. Aid. Byng,aLllo.o.B.llandlton, W. .1. Mauls, Hn.F.Trollope, Sir J. Callaghan, D. 'korner, Sir J. Mlles, W. Tyrell, Sir J. T. Chiehester,l4. J.Hareourt, G. G. Mom, R. M. lane, Lord H. Cholmele7, Mr J. Harris, Capt. Morpetb, Vie. Venom, Sir W. Ctoistopher, R.A.Hawes, B. Mostyn, Ho. E. Villiers, Vi,d. Clements, Vim. Hayter, W. 0. Mundy, E. M. Vyar,R. 11. R. H. Clifton, J. T. Henley, J. W. Mum, CoL Woddineten, 11. gia;laconatt Herbert, B. Needle, R. Word. H. G. , Col. Hildyard T. B. T.Newdegate, C. N.Wswo, J. T. Counnony, Lord Hill, Loa d E. Newry, VIM. Well-aley, Lil. C. Cowper, W.F. IN/boom, earl. Northland, Wee. Wodehouse, E. Dralg, W. G. Hodgson, IC. O'Brien, A. IL Wood, Iln. C. C. Cripps, W. Hogg, Sir J. W. oMonor Don Wood, Col. T. Davies, D.A. S. Hope, Sir J. Ord, Wen. Woriley,Fln.J.F Dawson, Hon. T. Hope. G. W. Oswald, J. Wrightsoo,W.B. Deafens, J. K. Hamby, J. Pakington, Sir J. Wyee, T. Dine, B. Howard, C.W.G. Palmerston, Vim. Sir H. Hammed, P. H. Parker, J. Degglag, J. D. 8. Hanna, 0. Patten, J. W. Hill, Lord IL Dilln. J. 8. W. Hon divey, T. P. el, I. Turnell, Mr. noliTU the iska list of wednooday on l", rt. , foono of Mr. David Lundy won omitted tom wogonus:til lint noes by me NSW .... • .-- .. . - .:. :-...1, :,,.. : ,:, : • • - f 4 \ ,4 -