The Express. — London, England, 1848-01-21 00:00:00

e SOVEREIGN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, 1 No. A, ST. JAMTDD-STRZTT. LONDON. lat,rosrl. Mr A. Brydg. w Henniker. But i Maw 1N...n.1E. !I.e. N. hood COWL Lg.. 11. P. I Cloud° L.lnn.fd z‘ott. I. PIRITIVIV. CVAIRMAN—LIPat. Col. Lord ARTHUR LNN NOT, M.P. ilsretT•en et re A e—T. O. ORA N 0 PI It. Nag. M P. i1.,,11.1. jam Ann , Mc.. L.U. Charles lanNreMwr, 104. Aid. T. M. B. Koh John Onnilner Mg. Aaron Adger demon. =P i gla nd. Y.P. 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CALL of NOTICE i l l IiP,ZEFIV 0 hart °l' the V EN. gal r 4 1, ‘ Pnid-- Of the Board of Director.. the peo_ptietna SRAM:B In {hie Com piny ore roieked u, toy an INSTALMENT of Al sa. per Aare on mob of ouch %haul.. On or before TUESDAY. tho 1, d..ty of February, 1246. at the of11:a, of the Trameirer. Joni* Nan, m Marra Drewett and Forrier'e, London. And notice la further Firer, that the holden. of eirh Pharos are allowed the option of pah a in full; after wtilth, the dividend. after the rate of ri per cent. 10TICI 10. per share) per annum, nil be paid without Areinctlon of Interest. HENRY STONART. Chairman. THOMAS MAC NAY, Secretary. orcapanyb Mee, Darlingten, JIM. 14. latA. Nil —The hewer, or the bankere, will require the production of a all letter at the time of tralecing pa)ment. If the call is not teal at the appointed perieriAntereet at 5 per rent. per annum will be charged from time duo to time of permed, eo that the dividends on the amount may tairo date uniformly from the end Mt of FcbmilifY. - - - - - - - MALTING HOUSES and ItESIDENCE. North End t fulhsun.—To he /M6l/ by Pill VAT): TRNATY. by sr. MASON. the LEASE: for yearn of n double malting how*. with tacky steeps to wet fort)-fire quarters of min. malt chambers, granaries, two drying kilns. with punched plate, counting hon,o. corn warehouse. an excellent family roddenot and ,nrden, and f...o7lllUfri ODSINC—AI44 to Yr. M ASON, 33. Bneltiershom 'ILTALE of NEATH BREWERY, Glamorgan 1r VAPOTI fit 11111PWILVI Sp Uto Ismtunesen wog MINRAmr et ttoß noble brewery to .31 , 1.1. it. by PRIVATE TREATY, together with ell the roldnlAn l'lnot and I:twoolls. The preniires are IL:naively aunt of hail alleTed done, mkt compote tveaprieou.treweiy. w ith Aore. b ot m. 73 , tit1i.b0110.0 with a flivmrter cosintin.: hon.& and °diem two dwelling.hourta and largo yard ; the whole frothoM, b apoycranilli canal convevanoc. to tho Bristol Channel also. ti.o 34joloIng, containing uso• anis of to, acrx Thu plant and uttn-il. are of modem con.trnetion. on the too.-t improvol mind almond in excellent weserration ; includine two ropier* a ma-litun to d - 30 quarters. Mono oliXinc eighthoess pn., tool comop ,, ndlios utensil, with twenty nine store lots. There Woe upwards r.f 1 s lin hat ,f hoer et - winnow! weekl, thb district. the present afford. an amnia% favourable opi.rtunity for any gtntlesirm of mod e rate . 4 4. ei of embarking Ina very lucrative bteditow, for a earn not anpi,:nedrin onethlrd of the coot of the !Vm and arienda,.... If no t al v s g ed of. the mitten property will ho ,14.1 .o Lion at Neath. In ono at more lot,. in the month of February next. — APO,' to Mr. MASON, Id. Boeklerdany. London. - - - - - - - - MESSRMESSRS. LANI()NI) and Co., railway share S. respactfully beg to Inform thlr friends taut the oubhe• that they cvatinue oblly to BUY ru,l t 4 ELL all drocrlytion. of 11 . 0 I,lr A r nil AIIKS, rail% dehontures, and foreign stockA, and ell other nhar-A rm.{ trroperty. L and Co. ahro to nonottnr. , that th,lr tothlt • nslo tahr+ pure e% err Walnedar, nt I o'clock, at the Ilan of ComMeree. Threadnood:o-fttreet. London ; to their aro. at o. hie!. tea all fAt mint are 1..0,4,1 ts.• be ad4ro•sed.—Thtkaml• noelle-rtr.C. Lvnd..n. Jan. 1. 1,1 i it - - D. J. I)E.NT, by distinct nppoinunents Watch aci Clochnt%ker to the Queen. H. It If. ninon Albert, aM 171701 BI.M. the Kropn,r of Roads, haling grmtly increased Ina sto,k of WATCHES. and CLOCKS to meet the pure:ta.ev mule at (Ms sown of the year, not respretfully rcertosto from the pu Jilt an In.pecttou of hi. ...m ous a",,,rtmanta, Ladles 1e.h.1 untehe4. with ,:old disk, and jer.,11.., I 110) In fotir 1x.1c , , Bp. web • eentleorm s ditto, mallet dials.. 10 sa ; youths' 1 3 19 al ether vratehta. 4 F.ll. : 'sub - Anneal NCI accurately parts sneer lerer arua bca, ia.iclied lu fosr holm, 8 ra..—E. J. DENT. 8, wand; 33, 4i4. CO •ksourstreet : an 4 34. now Ex...hamar 'Clock Tower areal. TS. he sugar ided turn, ent lower base bees 300 Lb& —standard rovement ; ie. Eke bags; the prices; 60C per : 1,300 prices; the Are 1,000 NUM3ER ONE, SAINT PAUL'S CHURCH YARD.—A arm& 4 r Y king nada at Manchester to !ewer tho duly no tea. and ‘.O hew that all the dace and totem In Ireland arc .Witt to lc O'Comtellizel, pr. , eln,t upon the Chawellor of the let. chequer to tall the duty to la per lb. If It bo found pmetkable no shall bete tat chop enough to all oar laearte co teat. In thu toc.,:thne the Nice of Rood Column tes.multablc for all taro ~onsumers. 'ant Number One. 3-. 4d. per lb. Obserro.—All to pays tt. 1:d. per lb. duty. nod you may non. Au'; for one sovereign MIR. of goal alma; CONGOIY. whin, when oat ta4, it, will wady you, on account of Ita Pod DAN t N sad Co.. tea merchants. Number One. Faint VW** olio bs and. WT. COPELAND iii4m w inform the nobility, • centry and yothlte. tbst haring sold Me present lenrebonveye to mrtle• 'rho require Itomodiato po.onoton. tho extensive STOCK of POW: FL.% IN, KART ii EN WAS S, and GLASS la on SALE, nt very reload mice*. prelim. to lii' removal to noir envehovves la Bond. Ltaeoln . ...lnn.tieltiv. And 3. Portnag-etr,et, Jno. 4. t`i()NIPOSI'I'E CANIILES, 80. per lb.; wax ‘_/ endks . la. ; flernam vrai. 1..81.: Sae was, 1, sd. ; tran•parent was, ls. 114. ; gamine AZI. ben Hrerf candles, I*. 9d., stoFo eandlw..Gt ; waxed wlet inoold, 74. ; 11a1os* composite, 19d. ; 100. Yellow neap. 4. 1 / 4 . bk.. and 60s. per 115ba ; root.Ood rn n p, NO. and 64r. \V Indnor and Wow soap, la. 4.1. per packet; brown b. 9d. : alroond, Solar oil, 3s. 3d. per galton ; aes/. is ; mn table. or arglnd, ds. fsl._.• best oil. do. Best anilng was, es. 64. per I^. for cvh, at DAVIES'S old c-dabhAbod wareboosn. fa. So. Slar tlrealanr. po.lto illanAter's Coffee-boor. oion A. to 29,. t advance. 465. 9d. to lvers, geld It advance. . to 41. 19a. 611 b. Ti 179,211 . 189 10,02 1,063:81.5 160,653 21,643 9,815 fri . ,134 1,304,139 1,280,711 23,07 rket to-day id.sneed is Ths eel. .dney,FSA cairn and Irani Feb Y rxt 10. Jan.M .. Feb. Sir Edward i; RAM% Fab; lierlisa; d, Antigua; cw ieppe; New York. cididde, New Bed: RAIN en; Princes ne, Smyrna; den; Triton, Marseilles; , Conitanth iza Hansa, TEST, BE. r CIMILD ar illy annum taurta, chat!. et Ihdiente rmethate re. to relief and tor that in twisted it a to the throat ratite, and at he rU of 0. Greene, S. A. (tithe. I the 111..:r. LL k, the Lodi of Ire, tho •!fe onklrk, Mrt‘ Young. of 3 by the Re. alt.= J. 8 .• 2. (Inch, to 141 , crs,..rerrtbr B. .U.lBart. too. to Am. pow errlnty. r. C. I , Liman. mod mor , 0 4 ,, all of GOA 031.10 1 te 113 ELzbeth. , of the law. rarer. ei rd, of Lade. Lighter of the 1-Clrld. hear ymry IC= of Novo°. lieu - Tcig.w.u ll4 miequ , "? B , 44 ught. auut W voo, P of S. rng" oI r C. D. TrFe. t of the 1 • 14 j, Wpliarod. gout dooOde rrhrbt. rector ed 75. for boded • abo•lata•l4 • La t•• WOW' THE extraordinary improvement, atter 40 years' practice. recently ~010 in the treatment of MIND COM• PLAIN TS or NERVOVSNESS so great. that a cure on now be rauanteed hD. in every roe which Om Rev. Dr. WILLIS MOSE LEV. I.s.te f Cambridge Unicereltr, metre. on ).lo Rat, whethernervous without aberration, or with IL Mental comp/shalt were &staled In curable tat Dr. M. cured him-elf 11 years ago. Oct of 16.eU0 in the last, 13 years Dr. M. doe. not know Ul uncured who have followed blsadyloe. In this number hare been many mellad nm. nol4ornen, clergymen. Ac. RoferenceA given, he. Menna of ,urc scut to all ports.—Apply or write. I). tionmst urrstreet. Ecdfurdaquare. At home from II to 2.—A new papamphlet nIU be scot to any addree fres, CorlGNl`ling PrOptOMS. 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Our Paris letter of last evening states that, al though the state of apprehension in whicltthe public has been kept in that city by the lyres continually circulatedabated,thifnor several days hadinEotmeir normalmeasu king enjoysgs had not yet recovered he his usual health. The cus tomary receptions at the chateau, suspended since the death of Madame Adelaide, are to be resumed on Monday next. Something of the agitated state of the Bourse has been ascribed to the reform agitation, and to the check attempted to be given to it by the refusal of the Minister of the Interior to authorise the reform banquet of the 12th arrondissement of Paris. This meeting was to have been held on Wednesday, in a large building in the Rue Pascal, sufficiently spacious 0 to accommodate 2,000 guests. No meeting, how ever, took place, nor was there any display of civil er military force on the part of the authorities. It was said that the meeting was postponed till the 23rd. The solicitude of government respecting the state of "1 public alarm which prevails, its anxiety to disclaim +BY ground for it in the state of health of the king, and to throw the blame on the opposition, are mani fested by the simultaneous appearance of two leading articles is the two cabinet journals, the Debate and 1 the Conserrateur, so identical in love, spirit, and sub fiance, if not in language that it is impossible not to Pismire that th e y h ave been inserted by order from official superiors , and that their substance and tenor ~have been dictated to their writers. We shall give • h ere a portion of one of th em , that of the Debate : ..to see Certain faces and hear certain language one would 'Niue. to we the revolutionary term, that we are on the mot sjourtu , e. It is a sort of terror which it is attempted to sat into circulation for the visible object of moving weak muds, and giving a formidable air to the opposition. The • rumours put into circulation are contradicted after a few ef t' boars' exist ence, b ut meanw hil e t h e y h ave p ro d u ced their ef feet, and there remains in the public mind a va gu e distiuie. foie., Securities go down at the B tune, and at last persons Mut to believe th a t there is something , no one C3ll ai 'Alt it is. The king is well ; bis health has not given, and does not give the slightest uneasiness ; the ministry is Perked) , united ; Id. Gtuzot and M Duebatel awe on all ..„.seeders ; no division is ready to arise amongst the conier .."e part,' ; the government is on the watch, and public *tufty does not incur any serious danger. Why, then, these alarms? Why the Wee' rumours that are dreelated ? ;a a word, what is then ? What than is, ie that the cppelligoll, seeing to what a point it has urged matters, Is white it *elf terrified at the agitation which It has soused, and shares apprehension which it endeavours to inspire. The ban quets have been for the opposition an act of despair ; if that set does not mend, the opposition is morally undone for a length of time. It has reamed that limit beyond which there is ambling but violence and revolutions; it liu, so to speak, engaged itself in the fees of the factions to overturn the mi nistry. It must keep that engagement or incur the contempt of the factions, unless it is intended to follow them to the and and alter having exhausted ell legal means, attempt the trileue and culpable resource of illegal proceedings. The gnats have been nothing else than as attempt to produce tenor in public opinion; that system is still permed ; it is 'raped by &Ise rumours and alarms to terrorise la the Cham ber a certain number of minis less firm than the others, and M wrest from fear what amid not be obtained by con viction ; tempests in the strutt are pointed to, in order to add to the effect produced by the violent language which it is intended to use in the Chamber. The opposition ia afraid, and it dining to inspire fear; it Is afraid of the factions, and it desires to make the Chamber afraid, in order that a change of ministry may disengage it from the pro- Wirt. which it has made to its terrible guests. There still exists, it must be allowed, a very real agitation, which the banquets have excited. In a country which has been so deeply furrowed as ours by revolution., and to which the feeling of security is still and will by long wanting, parties are not stirred up with impunity. M. 6uizot had a long conference with the Austrian ambassador (M. d'Appony) on Wednesday afternoon. The state of the Bourse yesterday was improved. PAlus, JAN. 20.—New Look —. Three per Conte, 73 83; Flees, 11393; nark lot. Belgian Fives, 1840, 9); Ditto, 1842, 991; Naples Denten 9030. Ronan Loon, 954. Tenantry bonds, 41. Bank Sh.nreh 3180. Exchange on London (ried), 23 GO. No Madrid mail had been received in Paris yester day, at the hour our correspondent closed "his despatches. At a preliminary meeting, held some days since, with a view to the convening of a public meeting, in the Town-hall, Birmingham, to consider the propriety of petitioning parliament against the anticipated Incieshelk the national deftmces, and the enrolment of the militia, and also to take other immures in op position to the present war establishment, it was resolved—" That Richard Cobden, Esq., M.P., the efficient advocate of a pacific international policy, be specially and earnestly invited to attend." To this invitation the following reply has been received by the chairman, to which we are requested to give publicity. Penearrow, near Bodmin, Jan. 12th, 1848. My dear Sturste,-1 have your favour, enclosing a copy of a resolution passed at a preliminary meeting, inciting ine to be present at a public demonstration in Birmingham upon the subject lathe national defences." Agreeing, as I do most heartily, with the promoters of the meeting, I regret that my engagements will not allow me to accept their invit-tion, To mo it is utterly unintelli• giblo why we should now be suddenly stunned with this outcry for ndditienal armaments to protect us against an snack by the French. An invasion from France ! Why what statesman, or party, or newspaper, in that great con stitutional and civilised nation, has Litterly been advocating war with England, or threatening a descent upon our shores ? No : the whole affair must have been the work of some gossiping idlers at our clubs in London, or of military men, impatient at the neglect into which their profusion has fallen after thirty years of peace. If these wades and our diplomatists and foreign ministers would be quiet, there never was a time when, from the inevitable tendencies of the aye, the English and French nations were in to fair a way, as they are at present, to forget their ancient animosities. It is more than the lifetime of an entire genera. tion since the lest sanguinary and irrational conflict between England and France was brought toe close. Upward., of sixty million, of hnonn beings have in that interval planed to their graves in the two countries; and is it taking too favourable a view of human nature to believe that much of our old national hatred lies buried with them ? _ I am delighted to hear that you are prepared at Birming ham to extend the hand of friendship and confidence towards the French people. Such a demonstration will have the best possible effect upon public opinion, not only in France but throughout the world ; and I hope your good example will not be without imitators elsewhere.—l remain ever faithfullyJOUrs, RICHARD COBDEN. Joseph Sturge, In consequence of the Town Hall having been preciously engaged for the day on which it was pro posed to hold the meeting, it is unavoidably post poned for a short time. SPECIAL COMMISSION. --- COUNTY CLARE. ENNIS, TUESDAY, JAN. 18. CONSPIRACY TO MURDER.—Michael M'Mahon, an ill looking man, about thirty years of age, was indicted for hating conspired with others, at Claremont, in this county, on the ;:rd of Dee., 184 i, to kill and murder Matthew Rol land; and also for soliciting one John Perry to shoot the said Rolland. _ . _ _ . . John Perry, examined by the Solicitor-General : I know the pnsoaer for a long tithe very well. I , know Mr. M. fhlland. The prisoner came to me ; and offered me five pounds to shoot him. I told ; him I would do it for the money. This communication ; took place outside ; the prisoner asked me the time, and I ; named the Thursday afterwards to do it. I then saw him ' at a house we appoint, dto meet at. I tapped at the door, and h , came out. I asked hint for the money ; he replied„ "Itis in sure hands as soon as you shoot him,"—that is, as ; soon as I shot Mr. Holland. M'Mahon arranged between ; us that I was to meet him between where he lodged and the mill. I had a pistol of my own, but it was of no use. I would not have shot Mr. Selland for the money, or any money. On the next Monday I went towards his place to ; tell him aboat this busine s, but he was not at borne , he was in Limt rick. I then turned back, and told Constable Hogan , that Mr. Holland was to be shot. I met him ou the road ; about a mile from Broadfort. Hogan came to my place. ; After that I made an information. Cross-examined by Mr. O'llea: Upon my oath I don't i t know that there is a greater villain in the county Clare than myself (laughter)—l don't know why the ;prisoner thought I would shoot a man; I went for the 51., but did not get it; I had the pistol with me the day I went for the money ; it was no good, and I had but the one. Counsel here read the witness's informations, in which he swore he had two pistols, , and did not shoot Mr. Holland because he did not get the 51. ' To Mr. O'Hea: I had two, but they were of no use. (Laugh- ter). To the jury: I got the pistols from a man who went to America ; I have not got them now ; I threw them into the , lake. (Laughter). John Mooney, examined by Mr. Bennet: I know the prisoner since he was a child, and I also know Mr. Holland. He was a farmer, and had a good deal of land. I had a son-in-law named Michael Hines. He was put out, about three years ago, of some land Mr. Holland now has. The prisoner has a bit of land. In August last I saw him mowing in a field, and he said I was a weak man to let another man hold the farm that my son-in law bad. That was the farm Hines had, and which Holland got. I said I lost enough by it. I got half of it at ens time from Hines, and lost considerably by it. I said, " I wish there was a lake in place of it. The more seldom I see it the better I like it." (The witness here repeated his evi dence in Irish, as he stated that his conversation with the prisoner was in that language, and one of the jurors stated that he repeated what he previously mentioned exactly.) To Mr. O'llea : I was ejected from this land; I don't know if the prisoner was looking for this land. I know a man named Hawkins. He never wrote notices for me. Michael Hawkins, examined by Mr. Plunket : I know the prisoner and Mr. Holland. The prisoner came to me and spoke to me about him. He said he wanted some money to make up 91. for a party who was to shoot Mr. M. Hol land. He said Holland was the first man who prevented them getting their diet on the works. He also said he had a great many farms, and it would be better if the poor people got them. Ho said some of the 91. was paid, but not all ; that there was some promised. The prisoner then de sired me to go to Michael Morony, and ask him to sub scribe to the money that was wanting. When he asked me to do that, I said I would. I did not go to Morony immedi ately, hot I did afterwards. I saw him subsequently, and told M'Mahon that I went to him nt once, but the fact was I did not go to him. The Morony I went to was not the man who was on the table, but his son. The prisoner also told me that James Driscoll was to pay part of the money. He was speaking to me in this way for a fortnight. I was getting in dread of God and man, and I went to my clergy and told my pastor, and he advised us all not to join in any bad business. I then gave It up, and dropped it by degrees. M'Mahon bid me, as I said, ask Michael Morony to sub scribe part to the 91 I delivered that message, and when I was telling him of it the prim er passed along. Cross-examined by Mr. OHea : I write but very badly. I know what a secretary is. I was never secretary to a meeting, or to any treasonable society. I was never con nected with anything dangerous to my soul or body. James Driscoll, examined by the Attorney General: I know the prisoner. He came to me last November, and asked me for a subscription of money to shoot Mat Holland. He also bid me ask James M'Enerny, my brother-in-law, to subscribe to shoot Holland, and Raid he would speak himself to Pat brblishon and Mick Morony and get money from them. I requested the prisoner for Morony sake to drop such wicked business, and refused to subscribe. He said, I believe it is as good to drop it. Matthew Holland, examined by the Solicitor General : know the prisoner very well. I got posse:den of the land held by Hines, but I never heard the prisoner say anything on the subject; nor do I know anything of the charge against him, except what I heard from third parties. The case for the Crown having closed, Mr. O'Hea addressed the jury for the prisoner, and con tended that the indictment was not proved. His client was charged with consp;racy with others, named in the indict ment, to murder fire-tint witness produced for the prosecu tion, or to procure his assuaination ; but that case was not made out, therefore he should be acquitted. The Solicitor General replied on behalf of the Crown, and submitted that the indictment was fully sustained, as it was not necessary to bring home the crime to the other persons whose name were set out in it. The Chief Justice charged the jury, who convicted the prisoner of the conspiracy, acquitting him of the solicitation t• murder. He received the announcement with apparent indifference. ROADWAY ox AWOL—Daniel hf Namara, John Slattery, John Rockford, Michael Murphy, Denis Ikennedy, Thomas Hogan, and Machael Kennedy, were indicted for having, on the 23th of September, 1847, attacked the dwelling-house of SECOND EDITION. From the GAZETrE of THIS NIGHT. FOREIGN-OFFICE, JAN. 21.—The Queen has been graciously pleased to appoint Walter Charles Metcalfe Plow den, Esq. to be Her Majesty's Consul in Abyssinia. liiTPdiALL, JAN. 17.—The Lord Chancellor has appointed Frederick Marshall, of Plymouth, in the county of Devon, Gent. to be a Master Extraordinary in the Higt Court of Chancery.—The Lord Chancellorhas also sppointe. George Hargrave, of Caistor, in the county of Lincoln, Gent. to be a Master Extraordinary in the llighCourt of Chancery. WHITEHALL, JAN. 19.—The Lord Chancellor has appointed Samuel Peeling Brabner, of Liverpool, in the county palatine of Lancaster, Gent. to be a Master Extraor dinary in the High Court of Chancery.—The Lord Chan cellor has also appointed Thomas Haddock, of St. Helen's, in the county palatine of Lancaster, Gent. to be a Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery. WAR-OFFICE, Jar. 21. 3rd Drag. Cale.—Sec. Lieut. J. Wlntbottoen, from the Ceylon Rifle RReegg ifl ldgfogm": ter), to be cornet, by pur., vice Althaver, app. to the 14th Lt. Drags.—Cornel T. Barrett, to be lieut., by pur., vice loiter, who ntlige ; 8.0. Black, gent, to be cornet. by pur., vice Barrett. 29th Rag. of F.—Lieut. J. Singleton, from the 64th F., to be neut., vice Francis, app. to the 64th F. 31st It—pt. G. F. White, :to be major, by par., vice &nett', who retires; Lieat. J. P. Robertaon, to be capt., by par. vice White; Fais.C. J. G. Bwallield, to be limn., by per., vice Rober tson; Ens. T. E. Pedder, from the Seth F., to be em., vice Bernard, who each. 48th F.—Lieut. W. F. Wyndowc, to be adj., vice Wheeler, who re_ I eigns the adlutaney only. 38th F.—. no. F. R. Bernard, from the 3lst P., to be ens., vice Fee der, who enchanter 64th F.—Lient. J. Cowan, ts be "apt., without par., vice Jopp, dee.; Ens. It. Mockler, to be lieut., vice Canaan; Lieut. H. Francis, from the 29th P., to be lieut., rice Singleton, arp. to tke 19th P. ; Gent. Cadet W. Ball, from the Royal Mil. College, to he ens., vice Mockler. 1711 P.—Gnat Cadet W. L. Ingle", from the Royal Mil. Cot, to be ems, without pur., vice Davy, who reelgne. 7101 F.—Lleut. W. C. Bancroft, from the 3rd Went India Regt., to be lieut., vice Dudgeon, who exchanges. both F.—Ens. A. Bcheberios, to be Beat, by pur r vice Gordon, who ret. • It. D. D. Leery, gent, to be eon., by pur., vice Scheberran. 88th F.!—Gent. Cadet H. E. Jerome, from the Royal MIL Colt, to be ena., without our., vice Stuart, promoted. 3rd West India Regt —Lieut. R. Dudgeon, from the 76th P., to be lieut., vice Bancroft, who exchanger. Ceylon Ride Refit— G. C. H. Waters, gent, to be see. tent, by pur., vice Winterbittont app. to the Brd •ag. Gds. HOOPITAL 81.17.—Assiet.-Burg. J. H. trammel, from 48th P., to be staff-sum of the second clan. COMMINANNIAT.—Deputy-Coremireary-Gea. P. E. Knowles to be commissary-gen.; Commissariat Clerks J. 11. Allinson, R. B. B. Bower, H. Manic, J. F. novo, H. F. Durnford, T. Strickland, C. T. Walcot, J. W. Woolley, It. H. Smith, P. G. Jalyan, to be deputy assist-coramissarien-gen. The commis/tons of the said commissariat officers to bear date 28th Dec. 1817. Banana IN Tin Gazerrx or Joy. 14, 1848.-22nd P.—For lieut. F. G. 11. 0. Williams, from 41st F., to be lieut., vine Hunt, who exch., read, Lieut. W. Dana, from 41st F.. to be lieut., vice Hu*, who tic • sad 11 b l ' i l t7. 7 2 For Lieut. W. Hunt, from then 2 nd P., to be lieut., vice Williams, who exch., read, vice Couchexch. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. GEORGE HRDFIRLD, Liverpool, paint manufacturer. EDWARD BOAZ SMITH, Scarborough, Yorkshire, timber merchant. _ BANKRUPTS. °nouns CORI, High-street, Islington, livery stable keeper. WILLIAM PERSHOUSE, Trafalgar-road, Greenwich, cattle dealer. BRAILSPORD BRIGHT, Southwark, Surrey, merchant. CHARLES ANDREWS, Saint James's-street, Brighton, fruiterer. FREDERICK CHAPLIN and WILLIAM HENRY CHAPLIN, Bishops Stortford, Hertfordshire, tanners. JOHN }loNoa PARKER, Alderegate-strost, City, carrier. JOHN CALVIN DREAPER, Liverpool, corn merchant. Joan DAWSON, Fairford, Gloucestershire, maltster. JOHN KERSHAW, Brecon, draper. RICHARD PARSONS, Lipson-vale, Plymouth, builder. JAMES ROSSITER, Tor, Tormohan, Devonshire, baker. j Jowls BOND COOKS , and OzoaGE SHAW, DentoD, Lan- I whirr, hat manufacturer , . JAMES BATSON, Great Bridge, and WILLIAM Bassos, Handsworth, Staffordshire, iron routers. Jolts Aizukuoza, Yeovil, Somersetshire, druggist. JANE Lonna SzYstova and EMILY SEYMOUR, Bristol, milliners. Danl,b and COMMERCIAL er MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—The funds have been firm this morn ing, but without much appearance of active business. Prices are no doubt maintained at the high point at which they stand very much by a con tinuance of money purchases to which the payment of the dividend has contributed in no small degree. Before the final close of the markets yesterday evening Console had receded to 87 to 4 for money and the account, but this morning they have realised the improved figure of 87 to and this, in fact, is their present value. Exchequer Bills are 245. to 27e. pm. In the foreign market there is nothing whatever passing to attract attention, prices remaining in most cases nominal. Brazilian Stock, 81 to 3; ditto New, 79 to 81. Buenos Ayres, 30 to 3. Six per Cent. Chilian, 68 to 90 ; Three per Cent. do., 50 to 2. Two-and-a-Half per Cent. - Dutch, 531 to 41; the Four per Cent. Certificates, 841 , to 6. Equador, Bonds, 2; to 3. New Grenada, 19 to 20; the De ferred Bonds, 4to 1 . Mexican, 17; to 181. Peru vian, 37 to 40. Spanish Five per Cents., 181 to 19,1; the Three per Cents., 2sl to 9.1. ENGLISH FUNDS. Bank Stock, 180 8 3 per Ct. Cons. for Ae.,871 3 por CL Bed. Ann., 87! 3# per Conti., 981 3 par C. Lon. Amu., b7i In:chequer 818. 245. to 27. p. FOILICIJ FUNDS. per Ct. Austrian Bends, 91 6 1 WA Cent. Grenada Bds., 19 20 49 per Cl. liele.ltondn, 88 5/ Grenada Deferred rd.,. 3 22 per Cast ditto, 6 per Ct Meehan, UM. 171 189 b per CL Brazilian lids., 81 83 G per Ct. Peruvian 1915., 34 6 PiUo Non. 76 8 Fortuna,. Cour. lid., 2.5 6 6 7i,t ( f:c1,W,T.1k1.7.3%`• 25 t 5 U S "w rr 8.51 r.. 108 9 Ditt o pea s ,181 192 Darn (Vilma. Def. 13 Per CL 2114 Di Columbine 9.nuaeor Uda,li. Spanish Deferred EU, 11 13 3 ).sr C. Danish lids., 62 4 Spanish Passive Elds., # 19 per CL Dutch 1344., 94 per Cl. Vencruebt lids., 30 8 1 par C. Ce. ' t. Dutch, 85.1 9 I Venezuela Deferred Eds., 10 11 RAILWAYS.—The share market is good to-day. Both North Staffords and Blackwalls have advanced about per share. North British stock is also better. Blackwalls, G (buyers). North Staffords, to premium. SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. ( Yesterday's prices will be found in loot page.; E. Counties, 131 1G Inn. & 8. Western, 33 Do. E=L, 3 per Cent., No. 2, Midland, 113 1 dPar Do. Md. sh., 11 1 Do. Nor. & Eastern, 33 Do. NIL eh., E. laneashire New, 91 Norfolk New 207. eh., 31 OL Northern, 41 1)0. Guyon. 51 per Cent., 31 Do. Lan. & York Ex., 1 N. Stafford/Mug, 101 Gt. 8. & W. Ireland, 241 Read., Guild., and Reigate, TI Great Western Halve, 60 S. E. & Dover, 31 4 Do. Ors., 191 1 York, Newc., & Ber.. 34 1 6 Do. Praha, 21 Do. (Orig. New. & Ber.), 32 11 Do. New 171. eh., 101 Do. Ectemion, No. I, York end Ipswich & Bury St. Edmund's, Newc.. 19 Errip (hate Caro. & Ey), 11 Do. G. N. E. Par. or Pref., Of 1 I meas. & Yortsh. W. R.U., 21 d York and N. ?did., 76 7 Loa. and Blackuall, 31 6 Boulogne and Amiens, 131 1 Do. New, No. 2, 11 1 d Central of Franco (Orleans and Lon., Bright., & S.Cnagt, 111 4 I Timm), 14 Lon. & N. Western, 133 Do. Falba, 111 N. of France M 11 Orleans and Rordmax, 341 BRISTOL, SALES, lateraar 20. The business was principally limited to some trunsaetions in the smaller shares of the Great Western Railway. Prices were firm. Gt. - iVestent - Qrs., 2 8-16 p Do. New, 171., 1 7.12 p YORK SALEM Amb., Nott.. & Boston, 6s. bd. N. British Thirds, 21. 2a. 3s. Do. Quarters, 41 York and N. Midland E. & W. R. Eaterodon, North British Ex., 1 1.16 p J.1,11111T 20. Great Northern, 41 York, Newnia., k Her. (Orig. Newe. and Her.), Sl4 Do. Erten/dm No. I, 19 Do. G. N. E. Par., 91 COALS.—HaIf--part Two.—The following are the quotations : Adair 's Main, 17s. 6d. ; Bate's Hartley, 19s. ; Buddle's West Hartley, 19s. Gd. ; Can's Hartley, 19s. 6d. ; Eden Main, 225. ; Hastings Hartley, 19s. 6d.; Tanfield Moor, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Adelaide, 225. Gd. ; Walls End Brad dyll's Hetton, 225. 9d. ; Walls End Heaton, AL ; Walls End Haswell, 235. 3d. ; Walls End Hetton, 235. 3d. ; Walls End Killingworth, 21s. 6d. ; Walls End Larnbton, 225. 9d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 235. 9d. ; Walls End Tees, 225. 9d.—Ships at market, 296. PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Half-past Two.— The Sugar market fully maintains its firm position, and prices must be considered Is. higher than at the class of the market on Friday last. The public sales, consisting of 1,600 bags Bengal, and 5,000 bags Madras, are pmgressing steadily, at the above quoted advance. Refined hu been steady, but prices are unaltered, at 545. to 545. 6d., for standard quality.—Coffee firm. —Rice : Good middling white Bengal was offered, and bought in at 13s. 6d. ; white, mixed with broken, sold at 111. to 11s. 6d. —Pimento : 300 bags sold freely, at a shade higher prices good, 31d. to V, per lb.—Pepper : 1,200 bags Malabar sold at full prices, 3d. to 31d. per lb.—Spices steady.—Rum very firm.—Cotton continues inutive—ln other articles no alte ration ; but the markets generally close with a shade more confidence on the part of buyers. CORN.—Manx-LAND.—The attendance of buyers in Mark-lane this morning was unusually limited, and the business done in any article was too trifling to warrant any alteration in quotations ; but, with the exception of boiling Pees, all articles might have been purchased on easier terms, had buyers come freely forward. The fotiowing are Monday's quotations: BRITISH. nouns aw Boar., WsKO', laaell sad Heat, red 19 ta 53 to 65 -white.— 47 to 55 to 57 Norfolk and Suffolk. 47 to 31 CO U... do SI to 53 to 55 Talavera (Ere: or Suffolk) 5.1 to 39 Camb. & Lb., red.. to to --white.— to to Northumb. sndlkotchdo. —to —... do.-- to to Dish do Ems SO to 32 Baatut, Feeding —to—...distilling 23 to 23 to 27 Halting 23 to 30...Chrraker29 to SI fine 32 Irish Brox WIIIRAT — to OATS. Runtish Feed 11 to 23 to 24s Od .black. to --5 Od Ditto Poltunti 23 to 24 to 2350 d.. potato 37 to 298 Od Bernick & Scotch feed 24 to 265 Od—potato 26 to 270 Od Ida& feed lB to 220 od.. blot.. 21 to 224 06 Ditto potato 24 to 22s Od MALT 3B to 58. Roe, pale 5B to 62 Pau. grey 33 to 3114 06 maple 33 to 40 Blue 60 to St imperial —Boto 04 Valle 37 to 41 toilers. 43 to 45 BEAN*, limp& 33 to 34. Ur& 34 to 36...01d 41 to 43 Harrow 34 to NS—small 38 to 33...01d 43 to 47 Taw, New Spring to —...new winter M —...01d to Ramona, New 3B to BO Lumain Caney per thousand si.-........• wann.. Prom, Town-made, delivered 44 to 4L fins household 42 Toll Norfolk and Suffolk 48 to 40 . whits 4O to 42 Northumberland, Lincoln, and Yorkshire — to Bossed and Kent . to —...lrish to - ^ • • • . FOREIGN...-- • -- Wow, Doable rid 53 to 53. fine 57 to 59 Baas* and Stettin, to !AIM 19 to 43 imbue' Rados Odols 4l to 15. Egyptian 40 to 30 Doodle sod Smola lord —..Australian 63 to 59 to— Mrs — 21 to 29 — to Rosin. Feeding 43 to 33.. i.••••• bow. Coax Oars, Unman Poeneranean and 94n1sand to Swedish and Danish 2O to 24 Fee=land and Dinah teed l9 to 22 Ditto Drew 24 to 25. feed — to Blurs, tick- to —...01d. 13=11 — to ad. to EtYletan 25 to W. Tumor to PIA re, to White 33 to 38. boUers 4O to 42 Tow, old to new to —.Aisne ..... - .. - to Liman, Bake and Road= 46 to 48 to 30 Mediterranean and Odessa- — to 43 to 52 Raw= ' to . .beapased 34 to 36 Rum= Ca free or do per S 6 Oa. to E 6 ra. Wan= Conn, Dutch and t 9 Os. to £lO Os. Ditto trench and Asterism tlO Os. to 111 Os. Puna, American, pe Ho f Mita. 24 to 25 Dantsie and Canadian Froth, per mak 0128010 a. tree at ..... • ..... ..0 Will. v t No. 436.1 LONDON Tortg )IV, FRIDAY EVENING, JAN. 21, 1848. [3d. WILLIAM RANCOCx, Tiekosll, Derbyshire, leather dresser. THOMAS CLARIIOM, Liverpool, painter. Jong finata.caosa, Liverpool, provision dealer. Josses( Rout:owl Pin, Birkenhead, Cheshire, brick maker. JOSIAH JOIIM CRABILS, Lowestoft, Suffolk, linen draper. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. DAVID GILLIEI, GISISOW, putty baker. ROBERT FERGUSON, Bathgate, grocer. JOBE RABBET, Glasgow, pallier. THOMAS WILEIANd mud ROBERT SIMI( MACIIIVIX, Glasgow, late surchants. JLXIS GARDNER, 01314r0V1, hair cutter. BANK OF ENGLAND—Accorxe for the Week ending Jam. IL nem my/ Note bawd e . Oovernment Debt.— 4311.013,1 0 0 Other fleourldoo 2.914,100 Gold Colo ao4 Bullion 10.121,312 Silver /Mallon n 6.247,000 R. r o overensoot lieeortilso oocind. Dad Wolest 1.104:8ocoultloo 17,264.936 INotes . ... 7,162400 Odd and Silver Coto .. 676,002 0c,24:.000 ' sensor° DI Proprietors' Cspi D ..../i14.683,000 * "M 47 PuhLk 11 . 1 mq, Mfr,Drab. Comm a. of Natioosi Debt, sod Div. Accts.) 4.314.6 a) Other Da l sod 10,676.15 S beveo-dalsodotheillills 992,974 i 04.157.191 234,157,51 M. MARSHALL. CAN Csehler. Jan. W. 1999. SUGAR.—The Avenge Price of Sugar, the produce of the British possessions in America, computed horn the returns ride Lt3Le week ending the Ititls day e(Jaawszy, 1242, 225. 91d. per cwt. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, is 225. 103 d. per cwt. Sugar, the produce of the Ent Indies, is 27e. 70, per cwt. The average price of the three forego ing descriptions, jointly, is 245. 7fd. per cwt. Miehaal Hennnty , at Ballyboy, in this county, and =dew. fully obliged one Thames Hennessy to deliver to them a gun, his property. Several witne.ses were examined in support tithe muta tion. An alibi was sworn for the prisoners M'llainara and Neon. The jury found a verdict of Guilty against Mliansara, Murph and Slattery, and acquitted the others. The Chief Justice pronounced sentence upon them as fol. lows: Slattery transportation for fourteen years, Murphy transportation for seven years, and M'Namera twelve months' imprisonment. ENNIS, WIDNISDLY, JAN. 19. Their lordships sat this morning, at half-past ten o'clock. SINTINC IS UPON I'ILUIONBILO.—AbiII Crowe, the man who was convicted for conspiring, with the two convicts, Patrick Ryan (Small), Winions Rpm (Pooh), James Hayes, and others, to murder the late Mr. James Wataon. of :Ilynorney, having been plated at the bar, to receive the sent?nceof the court, The Clerk of the Crown asked him the lama question, whether he had anything to say why sent an of death should not be pronounced against him. The prisoner, who appears to ban suffered onelderably since hie oonnctien on Monday j by his haggard countenance, said, in a weak end oy voice,-1 rave only to soy, your lordships, that then was not one word of truth sworn qn the table, but what was sworn as to my gong to . Mr. Arthur to speak to about_ tin attn. l a ;w e Te h ' tu n L e I am w h ich charged w al stat edt h to nap perjury, f or never am innocent ; and I hope the court twill pat no • long day. and let my body be buried with toy pagenia. That is all Len se say. ' The judgeahaving put on teener black eliplc • The Chief Baron pronounced thisextreme penalty of the law, observing that the crime of the prisoner, who was a man far above the lower classes of society, was, of a much deeper die than that of the men who actually perpetrated the murder which he hired them to execute. lie Idrdship then went through the facts of the case, and concluded by naming the 19th of February for has execution. The sentence did not state, as in other cases, that' is body should be buried within the precincts of the gaol. The pri soner left the dock without making any further olrervation. His step, however, and general appearance, displayed the ut most degree of fear and c needles. His unfortunate wife and children were all within bearing of the sentence, but thee listened to it in perfect silence, as if they expected nothing else but the last penalty of the law. Thomas M'Entiery, Petrick Gearan, Charles Healy, tad John Griffin, the fi r,t of whom was convicted, and the other three of whom pleaded guilty, of the murder of Martin kl'Mabon, having been celled to the bar, sentence of death was new ded against them. The Chief Baron, in pronounc ing it, 'toted that they would have been sentenced to death were it nut that it appeared they did not contempLta mur der, although death ensued from their conduct, and also front the fact that the arms which they carried were not I found to he loaded, and no shots were fired. James Ilene, James Dugan, Lawrence Shanahan, and John hI'M ,hoc, for posting a threatening notice on the gate of Colonel Crofton Nrandeleur-12 months' imprisonment each. Michael M`Mahon, convicted of the conspiracy to murder Mr. Matthew Bolland, was then brought up, and sentence of death was recordeA against him. la pronouncing it the Chief Baron spoke of the atrocity of the prisoner's crime, which he said was calculated to uproot society to its very foundation, by encouraging a system which, if carried out, would corrupt the entire population of the country. ATTACKING A DWELLING -11004 E.— Thomas King, Mar lin Molony, and John Duggan, all very young men, under 25 years of age, were indicted for having, on the 4th of December, 1847, at Tullarh, in this county, assaulted the dwelling-house of Patrick Burke, The Chief Baron charged the jury, who convicted all the Prisoners. Ills lordship sentenced them to be each impri. coned for 18 months, with hard labour. ADJOURNMENT OF TitO COMMIS:ION AT ENNTS.—The Attorney-General, in moving the adjournment of the com mission, referred to the cases which had been tried during the week. lie said, that, owing to the dreadful state of crime in the muntry, there were no lets than five men sen tenced to death, and fire against whom sentence of death was recorded—towards whew, it was most probable, the government would, upon the recommendation of the court, extend mercy. There were also fourteen or fifteen pri• tones sentenced to banishment from the country, and not a single case was tried in which some of the par ties charged were not found guilty after the fullest and fairest investigation th' prisoners in all instances ob taining the benefit of the slightest doubt that could be entertained as to their criminality. The learned gentleman implored of the people to abstain from crime and to deliver up their arms; and, in conclusion, moved that the comdtis- • sion should be adjourned to the 7th of February, in order that in case the law was violated in the mean time, the most speedy justice should be done. The Chief Justice said, he and his learned brother fully agreed with the government ss to the propriety and neces sity of adjourning the commission upon a full consideration of the cases which had come before them. The state of the county was such that the law should be carried out promptly in order to preserve life awl property. Their lordships then rose at half-past one o'clock. Rnstovst. or Coavices.—The several convicts sentenced to transportation during the sitting of the special commission in this county, were removed, hand-cuffed and in chains, as soon as the court rose, to Limerick, eh route for the metro polis. They were tied on can, having been taken direct front the dock, and were escorted by a troop of the Queec's Bays and a strong party of mounted constabulary. There was not much feeling exhibited for the unfortunate men by thous who witnessed the melancholy spectacle ; a few of them had a friend or two to bid them farewell, but the great majority seemed to be totally deserted by friends if they had them, and also by their companions in iniquity, who moat probably did not wish tacos= into due proximity with the authorities. ?...47.7...e_c..._;_.....e.....,e- 7 ...".0.-4.A ANNITAI3I INTO LONDON TllOll 1919 JAN. TO Slat JAN. Ora. • English. licatek. Irish. Foreign. Wheat 3960 Barley 16 1 38 °10 I 11110 Oar. I ' 3970 I . Floar. 1,190 nets ; barrels. Malt. 3,110 Bra. Leave. ATISAosa—R best, 53a. 10d.; Barley. 31a. SA; Oar, 23a. 2d. ; Bye, 33a. ; Deana, 33a. 7d. ; Peas, 119 Id. lIIPEBIAL AVEILiGES. Beasa.i .4 . 04.492 fidl4Bo 10d 440 sa°4e. OWL Wheat.: Bork Rye. Pers. Due. 11 314 Ild:1:08 yd K 223 4d 31a 0d,444 A 494 7d 18 334 e 4 :104 7d:218 74'3H 741:474 7d 23 „. 334 Od 314 361216 3d 313 1d:114 !Idling 3d Jan. 1 ... 334 11d 116 3di304 74 294 114304 104.444 101 8 534 10 4' 314 71:11116 lld 314 41.404 306. Od 13 334 3.11106 8013 Od 296 24,394 1dj444 4d 11 wogs' Agg. Aver. 334 1d : 314 0d:216 3.1314 141106 261.486 3d (There are no duties on Fannin Or in.) WATI/1/OIID, Jan. 19.—Our ass.- has been in a very dull state. Supplies seriptions oontinue short. Oats e ' - prices, but Wheat Is again U. per', EDINBtROR, lan. 19.—At this supply of Wheat from the fume samples were taken off freely, at ab damp and inferior qualities could to a reduction of Is. per qr. Ft demand, with the turn in favour Arnim., but no advanee could be , improved request, and the prices maintained. Beans 11. per qr. average, 53a. sd. Barley, 355 28a. &I.; average, 245. 9d. Beans, GLASOOW, Jan. 19.—The supplies 1. liberal scale. Those from Ireland consist of 1,740 qn. Wheat, 7,460 Flour, and 2,640 loads Oatmeal; it are three or four remelt in the ail yet reported. The arrivals at Grangemouth are chiefly from tie east end north-cut of Scotland, and comprise 9,330 qrs. Barb y, 3,400 qn. Oats, 690 qrs. Beans, and 960 qrs. Wheat, with a small cargo of the letter direct from abroad. The demand for Wheat daring the week has been con. fined to the wants of consumers, who have only purchased sparingly, and have had the turn of the market in their fa your for all bat the best picked samples, which are scarce. Barrel now has had a fair sale, at late rates. Upon Oats a decline of hilly 6d. per boll has been submitted to, which has elicited some dispnsition to purchase. For Barley there has been a slow sale, at lc below the rates demanded last Wed nesday. Beans and Peas without inquiry. At this day's market there was only a very restricted sa'e for Wheat, and prices may be noted about 6d. per boll lower. Barley was not much inquired for ; the few sales made were at the decline noted above. Oats were taken in moderate quantity, at 6d. to 53. per boll below the currency of this day se'r.night. The following are the preson prices : Wheat, per 2441te., English white, old, 295. to 30s. bd.; red, 275. to 305.; Scotch, white, old. 275. to 295. ; Irish, red and white, old, 245. to 255.; new, 255. to 275. ; Bennie, old, 28s. to 30s. ; Pomeranian. old, 28a. to 30s. ; Danish, old, 255. to 294., new, 2711. to 28s. ; Odessa, soR, old, 23.. to 265. ; Russian hard, old, 225. to 245.; Canadian, old, 245. to Vs. ; United States, old, 2.5 e. to 29 4. Barley, per 3201 b.. Ber wick and Scotch, new, 221.6 d. to 23e. 6d.; Irish, new, 21..6d. to 245. ; Pannonian, &c., 225. to 235. Oats, per 26410 e., Irish, Weafeed, &a., new, 18a. to 19s. ; Limerick, &c., new, 19s. to 19s. 6d. ; extra, prepared, new, 19s. Dd.; foreign, Bunion, old. 16.. to 18a.; Danish, 16.. to 17s. Beans, Irish, per 2601 x., new, 19s. to 205.; Egyptian, per.2Bolbs., eld, 17s. 61 to 18s. 6d. Peas, per 2801 b.., white, old, 20a, to 21s. ; grey, 19s. 6d. to 205.6 d. Canadian, old, 20s. to 21s. Flour, per 2801ba., English, superfine, old, 445. to 463. ; Irish ditto, old, 425. to 455. ; fine, old, 40e. to 425.; extra choice qualities, old, 465. to 47c ; American, per barrel, sweet, old, 295. 6d. to 31s. ; Canadian, sweet, old, 284. 6d. to 30s. 6d. ; sour, old, 21s. to 231. Oatmeal, per 2801b5., Irish, common cut, new, 331. to 34.. In dian Corn, per 28014.5., 18s. to 21s. Indian Corn Meal, 16,. to 17s. per barrel. HOPS. ROROUCR MARKET, Tiro eaock.-- Mesas. Pattendcn and Smith report that the market re mains the stun.. V. 10 toy. 0 Yei Menta.powt.2l.l2 to V. 0 New Wartid of Kent.. 2 16 t. 3 A Yearling Suaon „ 2 oto 3 New . 2 14 col 1, , 01411cno „ 1 Owl 0 Farnham........... 4 4t. 3 SKINS, LEADENHALL, Jan. 21. Hides, 561bs. to 6116., 111. to lid. ; 641 he. to 721115., lid. to lid.; 72165. to SOlbs , I id. told. ; 8016 s. to 88165., lid. to 2d. ; BSlbe. to 96165., 2d. to 24d. Horse Hides, Ss. Calf Skins, 3s. 6d. to d.. 6d. BERMONDSEY, Jan 21. —Polled Sheep Skins, 49. to 63. 3d. lialf•breds anl Kent., 3s. 3d. to 4s. Dawns, 2s. Bd. to 38. 6d. CATTLE, &c.—SMITHFIELD, Two a Clock.— Our supply of Beasts today is smaller than of late ; trade is, however, very dull. Some of the best qualities are pretty rradily disposed of, but seeend.rate meet with heavy sale. We cannot observe any alterstinn front Monday's quota tions, The number of Sheep is also very small ; there are, however, more than are wanted, several being turned out unsold. The business done in this departmer.t is exceed ingly unimportant ; quotations are the same as on Monday. Good Calves are in request ; and, the supply being short, prices are fully 2d. per 81bs higher. Trade is rather better for Pigs. We have from Holland GO Beasts and 210 Sheep; Scotland, 210 Beasts ; Ireland, 70 ; and 120 Mikh Cows from the home bounties and neighbourhood of London. Per Eon, of gibs ad. n. el. Per stsnte of Site. ad. s. 0. Best t4eote, Hotfoots- 4 8 4 10 Best Pits. k Ilf..bils. 9b 0 0 0 Bat Sbort.borns_ —.. 4 6 4 8 lkut 1 4 3 Secood quality Hearts.. 3 6 4 4 Do. cio. Shorn Calvet ................ 4 8 5 6 Ewes and ,con 4 quality 3 4 2 Pas Best B . as. Ilalf-breilt 6 0 6 2. Latilbe. . .. - . 0 Boots at market, 338 : Sheep nod Lambs. 2,480 . ; Cailves. 97: Ptgt. 300. LEEDS, Jan. 19.—There being a short supply of both Beams awl Sheep at market today, it met with a ready sale, all being sold up at the following rates: Beef of superior quality fetched 6.1. per lb. ; inferior, sd. to 50. Mutton, 611. to id. per lb. LINCOLN, Jan. 10.-To-day there was every good supply, and the prices were lower. Beef, 71. 6d. per at. Mutton, ewe, 60. ; wetherr, 74. per lb. NE,WCASTLII, Jan. 18.-We have a good show of Cattle to-day, both in numbers and quality. Our supply of Sheep is comparatively small, which is owing to the great quantity of turnips both in Cumberland and the north. There is about 500 head of fat Beasts on off, r here to-day ; all kinds have undergone a change, both in the domaind and value. The prime qualities bare advanced 3d. per stone from last week. With a large attendance of b.ith local and distant buyers. The number of Sheep is about 3,600, for which there is a decided improvement in the demand, and prices are looking up, and all sold. Pork is in active request, at pre vious rates. Prices : Beasts, 7s. to 8s:, Pork, GO. to 75.64. per stone of 141 b. Sheep, 544. to 7d. per lb., sinking , offal. ROMSRY, Jan. 20.-A shalt supply of fat beast, which sold readily at from lls. 6d. to 12s. 6d. per score ; ..r, 105.61. to Ils. Fat Calves scarce, and very dear; -t, 12s. per score; common, lls. A good supply of Sheep, which found ready purchasers; best Downs at 51. 2d. to ss. 4d. per stone; moderate, 40. 10d. to 50.; poor, 4s. 4d. to 4s. 6fl ; nearly all sold. The Pig market pretty full ; best delicate fed perkers, lls. to 11 s. 6d. per score ; large fat Hogs, 10s. to 10s. 64. ROTHERHAM, Jas. 17.-Although this has been the week day market the show of Sheep was good ; but of Beef a short supply, hal it not been for Cattle arriving from the north. The attendance of buyers numerous, which caused a brisk sale, and last week's prices obtained. Beef, 7s. Gd. to Bs. per stone. Mutton, 61d. to 7d. per lb. SALFORD, Jan. 19.-The 'apply of Beasts to-day was under the average, but principally of lair quality ; and the attendance of customers being good, Beef met a very easy sale. We had more Sheep to-day than last week, but a worse description than of late; the few heavier Sheep were all sold up, but the poorer qualities met with a very dull sale, and a considerable number were lelt over at the close of the day. We quote prices of Biel to-day, 444. to 6.14. per lb. ; and Mutton, Cul. to 74. Number of Beasts, 602 ; Sheep, 3,764. WAKEFIELD, Jan. 10.—There was a skort supply of Butte, and 3,0u0 Sheep. The general number of buyers attending, nearly all the stock was sold. Beef, 61. 6d. to 7s. 6d. per stone. Mutton, GO. to 7d. per lb. EDINBURGH, Jan. 19.—We were not so well supplied with Sheep this morning. The attendance of buyers was nume rous, consequently demand was good, and silts brisk, but at no advance of prices. Top price of the best Mutton, 60. current, 6d. ; inferior, 41d. to The number of Cat ch was also lea than lust week. Sale, very dull ; but the sales men stilt hold out for former prices, and, in some cases maintain them; nevertheless ' general sales had a downward tendency. Top price of the best stot Beef, 9s. ; current, Be. Ito Bs. Gd. ; middling and inferior qualities, 7s. to 7s. 6d. per Dutch stone. For l'eslerday's Markets tog jag 'ago. SHIPPING. MAILS AlLlSlTlD.—llublin, 3 ; Waterford, 2'; Donaghaelsa, 1; Guernsey and Jersey, 1; French, 1; Flanders, 1. LONDON, Jan. 21.—Wind this day at noon, N.E., fresh breeze, with frost and snow. RAMOATE, Jan. 20.—E.N.E.—Sailed: Troia Freres, Cub 1. Desc, Jan. 20.—E N.E.. fresh.—Arrired ; Mary Sparks, China; Don Colino, St. John's, Newfoundland. Arrived from the river and sailed: Eclipse, Mauritius ; Pilgrim Bahia ; Palmyra, Demerara ; St. Croix, Honduras ; llar , garet Evans, New York. Poaramoura, Jan. 20.—N.N.E.—Sailed: Mount Stuart, Hobart Town ; Astarte, St. Vincent's. Off port: Robert Heddle ' Sierra Leone ; Hebe, Bahia, for Gottenburg ; Rohm St. John's, N.B. _, -- COWES, Jao. 20.—N.E .— Arrived : Providence, Rio Ja neiro ; Alex Von Humboldt, Richmond, V., for Bremen. Pootz, Jan. 19.—Arrived : Superior, Newfoundland. Orr PORTLAND, Jan. 18.—Olof Wyk, Manama's, for Bremen. OFF TORBAY, Jan. 10.—Bengal, New Orleans." FALROETH, Jan. 20.—N.E.—Sailed : Eliza Robson, Rio Janeiro; Beaufort, St. Thomas's. JERSEY, Jan. 10.—Sailed Queen, Rio Janeiro; St. Helen, )1 mite Video. NEWPORT, Jan. 20.—N E.—Sailed : Morgeana, HAMEL nah ; Knickerbocker, Boston; Henrietta Rebecca, St. Tho mas's. LIVERPOOL, Jan. 20.--S.S.E.—Arrived : Rolla, Rio Ja neiro ; Milton, Boston. Sailed : The Duke, Calcutta ; Petrel, Afiica ; Resolution, Maranham ; Lydia, Antigua Ringdove, Trinidad ; Mary Ann, Boston ; Herald, New foundland. Off port: Lord Seaton. Ptvisocrrn, Jan. 20.—N.N.E.—Sailed : Nestor, Sierra Leone ; &M.S. Inconstant, Rio Janeiro and New Zealand. WATERPORD, Jan. 19. S.W. to W.N.W,—Arrived Cremona, St. John's, N. 8.; Amer n, Quebec. GRIMSBY, Jan. 20.—Arrived: Republic, Bolivar, for Bremen ; B. Bolden, Baltimore, for Bremen. Arrived, 18th : Gem, Lynn, to Gainsborough, with four feet water in her hold, having been on the Sank Sand, and proceeded, after stopping the leak. Huta, Jan. 20.—E —Arrived 19th: sEolu, St. John's, New Brunswick. ARDEOSSAN, Jan. 18.—The smack Mary, of Ramsey, came on shore to the south of the Saltooata on the IGth inst. during a heavy gale. It is reported that the brig Jane and Martha, of Belfast, was on chore the ume night at Irvine Bar, with rudder damaged. ' Srliaxas.za, Jan. 19.—The steamer reported yesterday I as having put into Loch Ryan on fire, was the Viceroy, from Glasgow to Dublin; the cabin and all abaft the attennost bulkhead wu destroyed before the flames were extinguished. She proceeded to-day fur the Clyde. BUIDLINOTOY, JUL 20.—The Triton, of this port, in leaving the harbour yesterday, drove ashore at South Beach, but was got off the followiag tule without damage, after dis charging half of her cargo (wheat). to- ditAmbu4tB:. BIRMINGHAM. Jam 20.-At this day's market there was a fair supply of Wheat, which was cleared off at a reduction of Is. to 2s. per quarter, and the trade closed firm. Barley Is. per quarter darer. Oats 6d. per quarter cheaper. Some quantity of Bgyptian Beans chimed hands at 12s. 6d. to 13s. 6d. per 1961b5. During tie present week we have not beard of scarcely a transaction in Wheat, buyers holding off in expectation of a still further decline. Barley firm, and • grinding qualities scarce. Oats in fair demand, but 6d. per quarter cheaper. Egyptian Beans can only be sold by submitting to very low prices. In Peas rather mere i doing. Present prices. Wheat, English, white, • per bushel of 62168., 61. Bd. to 7s. sd. ; new, 61.9 d. to 7s. 3d.; red, 6s. 6d. to 7s. Id.; new, 61. 7d. to 71. ' • Irish, ' red, 6e. 6d. to 7s. • foreign, red, 61. to 7s. 6d. ; white, 7s. 2d. to fle. ; Polish Odessa, 6e. 7d. to 7s. ; Danube, 51. 9d. tads. 6d. Barley, per imperial quarter, 35e. to 378.64. ; gridd ing, per 3921 6 e., 27.. 6d. to 29a. 6d. Oats, English, white,per, imperial qr., 264. to 34e. ; Welsh, black and white, per 31216., 225. 6d. to 248.; Irish (40 to 4216.), 234.6 d. to 253.6 d ; (3711,. to Nlb.), 235. to 248. 6d.; black, 228. 6d. to 211. 6d. Beans, Ezsgliah,per 1961188., old, 18s. 6rl. to 20s. 6c1.; new, 16s. to 17s, 6d. ; Irish,l6s. 6d. to 175.; foreien,l3s. to 183. 6d. Peas, boiling, per imp. qr., 445. to 575.; grinding, per 196th.., 15s. 6d. to 17s. 61. Lentils, per 1961b5., 12a. 6d. to 14s. 64. Indian Corn, per 196168., 14s. fal. to 15s. 6d. Flour, per sack of 2301 b., English, fine, 41s. to 445.; seconds, 363. to 40s. BISHOP'S STORTFORD, Jan. 20.-This day our market was well supplied with grain, which met with a ready tale at last week's prices. Wheat sold at from 475. to 535. per qr. Barley, malting, 28s. to 325. Oats, 21s. to 241. Beans, 3os. to 41s. Bitionrow, Jan. 20.-The annual market dinner to-dsy interfered with business; but few transactions took place. Wheat, white, per load, 131. to 131. 108. ; red, 121. to 121. ss. Barley, per qr., 30s. to 335. Oats, 19s. to 20*. Beans, 365. to 38.. Peas, 355. to 375. BalsroL, Jan. 20.-No foreign grain has arrived here this week. Cuioliwigi and from Ireland: 191 sacks Flour, . 3,399 qrs. Wheat, 3,993 qrs. Oats, and 322 qrs. Barley. The decline in Wheat at Mark-lane affected the trade here this week. Millers are not willing buyers, and the supply of grain from farmers boa increased. They press sales, at a de cline of 2S. per qr. on English Wheat, and 6d. on Oats, this week. Barley is firm. Foreign Wheat is generally held at last week's prices, but there are Fellers of the common sorts of red at Is. per qr. decline to-day. Flour Is. per sack lower, 38s. to 41s. Barrel Flour, seconds, held at last week's prices, but there is great difficulty in selling anything to-day. CIiANBItOOK, Jan. 19.-The usual dulness in the trade at this season of the year has continued, and we can effect sales only with difficulty at 46.. to 50s. for red Wheat, and 523. to 645. for white ; and 19s. to 21s. for feed Oats. Barley, grind ing, 29.. to 31s. ; malting, 30s. to 325. Devious, Jan. 20.-We - had a good supply of Wheat, which, being much out of condition, met a slow sale, at about Is. per qr. below the prices of last week, some consi derable quantity remaining unsold. Barley was in fair sup• ply, and sold very freely, the best samples at Is. per.quarter advance, and the inferior sorts fully maintaining last week's prices. Everything was cleared off. The supply of Oats was good, but the business done was very trifling. Beans and fess were in large supply, and the trade dull. Wheat,:white, per qr., 555. to 68s. ; best red, 531. to 575. ; middling, 465. to 621.; infi rior, 41s. to 451 Barley, 251. to 365. Oats, 21s. to 265. Beans, 48a. to 665.; Peas, 375. to 48e. Flour, per sack, fine, 435. to 475. ; seconds, 395. to 425. FARNHAM, Jan. '20.-We had a limited supply of Wheat ; trade rather dull, at last week's rates. In Barley we had a good supply. Wheat, from 12'. to 151. per load. Barley, from 28s. to 32.. per qr. Oats, 20s. to 265. Beans, 40s. to 50.. I'eas, 38a. to 425, MAIDSTONE, Jan. 20.-A slow trade to-day for most grain, but more disposition on the part of millers to go into stock than we have noticed for some weeks, but at law prices, say 465. to 50s. for fine red, and 50s. to 545. for the best white. Lent corn was as last week, with rather more inquiry for Barley. MANNINGTREE, Jan. 20.-Our market to-day was is. per qr. lower for Wheat, with a pretty good supply. Fine malt ing Barley was inquired for, and met a ready sale at last week's prices; grinding and inferior sorts much the same as on that day. Nothing passing to-day in Beans and Peas. White Wheat, 525. to 545.; rid, 465. to 603. Bailey, malt ing, 235. to 311. ; grinding, Zia. to 275. NEWARK, Jan. 20.-During the past week a depression has taken place in Wheat and Barley generally, the latter less than the former, owing to the influence of the atmo sphere, and business may be said to be more retail than otherwise. At this day's market the supply of Wheat was only to a moderate extent; line qualities Is. to 2.1., and second sorts 2s. to 3s. cheaper. Fine malting Barleys were scarce, and were taken at 6d. to Is. per qr. higher; second qualities participated also in the improvement. Oats were firm. Breaking l'eas more in demand. Old and new Beats met more inquiria a ; but Indian Corn less. Wheat, new, white, per 16 at., 575. t. 695. ; red, 545. to 675. Barley, malting, imp, measure, 325. to 3.39. • second, 295. to 30 8 . Oats, new, per stone, 12d. to 130 . Beans ' English, old, per 38 atone, 51s. to 685.; Egyptian, 44.. to 475. Peas, white, 68s. ; blue, Os. Indian Corn, per 34 stone, 375. to 38s. NEWBURY, Jan. 20.-Our supply of Wheat still con ' tinnes large, the demand for which ruled exceedingly dull, at a decline of fully 2s. per qr. The supply of Barley was not large, and met a good sale at fully last week's prices. Oats, Bales, and Peas maintain late rates. Averages to Jan. 16: Wheat, 871 qrs., 50s. SJ. ; Barley, 651, 30s. 11d.; Oats, 41, 21s. 4d. PLYMOUTH, Jan. 20.-The weather continues frosty and , fine. The Corn trade is dull, with very little alteration in prices. ROMSET, Jan. 20.—Wheat was plentiful, and even the best dry quallties were lower by from ss. to 100, per load; common damp, from 101. to 151.; prices made from 121. to 141. per load. Barley : Holders had also to sell at a decline of Is. per quarter, best malting selling at 335. ; other quali ties selling at from 28i. to 31s. Malt offered at 74. to Bs. per bushel. Oats, the finest Poland, offered at 28a. per qr. ; good feed, at front 20s. to 235. Beans and Feu not in great demand. RoYSTON, Jan. 19.—Wheat fully Is. cheaper than lag week. Barley made the same price, with more disposition to purchase. Wheat, per load, 28s. to 355. Barley, per qr., 275. to 34e. Oats, 18e. to 275. RYE, Jan. 19.—Our Corn market this day was but thinly attended. Very few samples of Wheat offered, and but little business doing. Prices rather lower for ell kinds of grain. Wheat, white, 624 to 645.; red, 48s. to 50s. Oats, 205. to 225. Peas, grey, 34e. to 365. SHEFFIELD, Jan. 18.—At our market today we had a ' , good supply of Wheat on offer, most of which, being of rather an inferior quality, was sold up at a reduction of from 6d. to In. per load. In Barley, Beans, Oats, and Peas, nothing doing. - _ STOCKBRIDGE, Jan. 20.--Dry Wheats were in request, Cet to sell a decline of 54. per load had to be submitted to. ommon Wheats were fully 2s. per qr. lower ; prices from 48s. to 5,55. per qr. Maltsters were purchasers of best Bar ' ley at last week's prices, but feed would be had Is. per qr. lower. Beans and Peas were incliaed to go up from their extreme scarcity. Good Oats were no cheaper, although common might be had at something less; prices from 203. to 26.. 6d. par qr. Srocitrom-ox-Tans, Jan. 19.-The delivery of Wheat I from the farmers direct to the millers during the pat week • has been very large, and the arrive la coastwise are also to a good extent. This morning we had a fair show of grain at market. Wheat met a slew sale at a reduction of 2t. to 3s. per qr. on the currcney of this day week. Barley in good demand at former prices. Oats met a free sale at slightly enhanced rates. Beans without change from list week's prices. Boiling Peas ls. to 2a. per qr. dearer, with a good demand. Flour in fair request, at a reduction of 33. per sack on our last week's quotations. The following are the cur rent prices: Wheat, per qr., of 631bs. to the bushel, south couatry, red, 545. to 56a.; mixed, 655. te 565.; white, 575. to 595. ,• old, red, 5 5 5. to 575. ; white, 565. to 581. ; Durham and Yorkshire, red, 50s. to 563. ; white, 52a. to 58s. ; Dantric, Stettin, anti Roniersburg, 56e. to 595, ; Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, 56e. to 58e. ; Holstein, Danish, and Hamburg, 565. to 58e. Flour, fine, per sack of 2801 h., 408.; superfine, 435. Rye Meal, 71. 6s. per ton. Barley, malting, 325. to 355. Oats, feed, per qr., 204. 'to 245. ; potato, 265. to 285.; foreign, 201. to 241. eam, new, 38e. to 425. ; old, 425. to 46e. Peas, boilers, 445. to 48a. Imports: Wheat, coastwise, 1,038 qrs.; Oats, 40 ; Peas, 20. UXBRIDGE, Jan. 20.-Wheat trade full 10s. per load cheaper. Barley trade heavy. Feed Oats a rather better sale. White Peas are in more demand ; hog Peas, lower. Beans a dull sale. WORKINGTON, Jan. 19.-The business done today in the grain market was brisk, and the supply plentiful from the farmers. The supply coastwise has been very limited ; only a few cargoes of malting Barley from the south. Farmers, until lately, have shown an unwillingness to thresh much beyond their own immediate wants. They are now, how ever, bringing in stock more freely, and the quality excellent. Wheat, top, 255., down to 18a. Barley, lls. to 124. Oats, ; inferior, Bs. per 3 imp. budiels. A few inquiries for seed. Two or t hree quantities exchanged hands for Spring sowing. LIMERICK, Jan. 19.-We had a heavy fall of mow in the early part of the week, now succeeded by thaw and fine frosty weather. The farmers are kept busy In putting down Wheat. The supplies of g rain have been moderate. At this day's market very little Wheat appeared, and prices were well kept up. Oats quickly bought., few good qualities offer ing. No Barley. The arrivals of Indian Corn are large, \ the demand and prices on the decline. In other bread-stuffs ; a fair trade doing. A great many vessels have arrived. . Coasting freights dull. PAM. Dee. 11.: Dee. 18.1 Dec. 25.1 Jill. 1. Jan. 8. 11 11 ... I .. ... 1 33 10 ... I 13 5 ... .. ...... ... ... . -—•—• 33 0 . ... ... ... 32 2 • • _.L...r1 ... ... ... ... 31 11-••• 1 ••• •,. AsuronD, Jan. IB.—We had a large attendance atmarket o-dsz but a very moderate bads for all grain. Rad Wheat I i 1111 ce Saluda tut as liberal; firm dry ricer whose ri k wetw e h t et n Supplies of grain of all de- and Barley maintain late tr barrel cheaper. this morning's market the wetk'e rate,, bat - only be wit, by submitting ,:toreign was in limited retail of the buyer. Barley was ' ms obtained. Oats were in lees of last week were full higher. Wheat, top, 64c 1 : na, 335. 6d. ; average, 36e. plies to this market er.t on a reland since the 12th inst. 480 qrs. Oats, 1,430 lacks in addition to which there