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Wealth, amt liandnern-An Pastern Adrenture A lta Pat Contributor-scogs of the Gooarberry -The he ic4,updbL-4470..taRzt Bore-ire Inner and Man-llow to Cookers-!.ins on bring told - to "Tim e on" by Policemen *Well Worthies-The Omeited Younglen-Yhe R.r. Owe tea- 71s Invalid Club Meer-Song of the Plum-Et Cajole, lbw" The Poetry of Natare-The Temple of Pashlan-Domestlo Otlke, 55, net-street, and sold by all bookaaan rad BRITISH ASSOCIAI =TRIMS DIMS.% lALLAND sad SCOTLAND. lON fee the RELIEF et a IDs RILIEMI PANIBIS at eimarrem. Rini BM UM Mayor. Mamma Mary. la., Pm. Hiatt Baths NIL af Diatomite. Henry Kimmins, F. Thema lhmtag. lba.. LP. The Dm Artlaws Ihmatra =?anawall,Samuel Sams Mag. Jaime Dem. Ist. M. G. 1:1.=.1,.. Ham P = l lo= e li d m . Hama limit Hdlg Cold% llst., M.P. David shame, *a t Ilsimmt Ommvf, Win. Abel ibwith, Dm, ILP. LAM Ifinkm7, Lq. G. R. Sad* L4 With power to add to their wader. The imemifts laTinw. la the Mort timed their adMllllOll. he lassaellp Nappartidi by puha. sabwerlowbm, take an nes cippastaalty of ragordes Mir peasvidhom NM intentions. , la millawamillag Mir Main the committee Waft alai Ito tad that aa somisams Mig Mt at Mr been in active amt maims* opera that la imd of Okel: Illmats in the 100 k OMNI distrait limi Me mosighee relator to avail thumishaa, gad MR aiNgusd salmi poi of the autectiptiocia nabei be Or &Mused dIMMM•11118(M!mL _ _ Inn Ann le knot the objeet d the memithe ling to =llwllh as Ink laity to poeible bed te the dbiemell ltekliewbc demers have been sad MR Is ganntsbnel in the mires nine wen wllli fah canoe ELM.B. Denim In tom gland at the Mooed it the committee by the goverment, Ye sena kite the Leer be H.Y.S. llesset, ett toms. ebb placed at the nising the commit tee by nommen., wUI elk km Liverpool tor Westport and SUgo In the course eta kw den H.Y.S. 81:0110. 130 tom she pieced at the dlspeed it the cows teitfte by gomemme. h mew at Bristol, for the wpm dslapping lh ihire Mysl la, 1111 lice, Umelly placed at the Megan of the essanne byes knambr and Oriental Stem Clampeny, to sail hem Bouthengen In oddities be this NO lee bee best taken up Is the Cart steamer, be nib= labieete the _ — The itmemmiere Ws. Igloo% hal been eitemel by the committee voyage %Poole mud Sway, pit vtil it reliably on Friday c a nt; eel the Tent leavbs Wei lofted tor She ot the committee by the Cllty at Dean IllemmmadbetOmmony, my be expected to take in her mew at Limped the led at Ws math. AU than molder are *eel arlar the control of a oared altar of eel atimbr, mid by the ammittre, who has cede: , to then derdedrotely w sail them le relief committee', re dr ameelemme may Abed ; end the governmeet headendly planed a. the diVe lie 'emir ttee a depot at Cork. eimmdffee have deo to aclutowledge the benevolent offer of the Omit Wedge; Nara Madero, sod tionthaemeton Railway Comp vim esneri s llheet charge, the mpg". espoitiody to Liverpool, 111, emi Hee MOM Gheelme May the QUEEN 2EOOO Me the QUEEN IX)MAGER (equally 1 MO 'sof ' • se TMhere et SENT H.R.H. Make a c OIBRIDGE H.A.H. the Mex. of GLOUCI BYER SOO H.R.H. the Duchess of CAMBRIDGE lOO H.R.H. the Primes SOPHIA —_ 100 His Once the Archbishop of C ANTRIM! Hie Once the Archbishop of YORK ..„ - „ „ 100 Amou;aafFeady advert An English Friend 502 Earl of Harromby 351 Ilion A. Asnitb, Fog 300 Geo. Ilaldimand, Esc 230 lord Bexley Lord B.M. Grosvenor, 200 Lord Feverobam . . 2.0 Marquis of Exeter 2OO Messrs. W. Cubits end I• 1. E. C., at the rep/Mot M. C IS 0 Spencer Walpole, Fp lO 0 Mira Loam) Payne (for Ireland) M. G. R. 1. B.C. Rose, Esq lO 0 Hart Davi. FAq. Ant. Roaenksiren, Pp lO 0 Mr. Moon H. R. Reynolds, Evq lO 0 rapt. J. Denman lO 0 (let,. Blunt Lieu; •CoLW.D.Jones, I R.A. Earl Clanwithans Scotland) (for 10 0 Anonymous (atßan mom's) Rev. Heavy Melville 5 0 Capt. R. Ramat, r..A 5 0 C. Lady J. De Camnt,pbell EN , widow 6 0 of Admiral Sir Geo. 00 2OO 0 0 First Hirt of co,tribt, boners= Tenbridge Wells, per David So iolllone, YAK. Trnskesellifd from Ton: Salome% Esq lO.l f 1 Lind Safe and Selo lOO 0 0 The Marquis of Alb bury Earl of Balcarra Earl of Ellesmere (tor Ireland) Ott R. Sutton. Bart (501. for Skibbereea and 501. for Scotland) 100 lady Ch. Bentinck 100 Mire Mar Bentinek R. Palmer, goq., M.P lOO William Ballet& Ea. 100 Sir E. Bu/den (Mr Ire -100 swr. Colebrooke, In. 100 T. J. Agar Rasa; (.813 for Ireland, .C 25 for Sootland) Mears. Daniell, Dick litaan, ft Co. lOO 0 0 ' Messrs. Thomson, Bo ar, & Co. .. 100 0 0 Merers.Joinder and Co. 100 0 0 Mears. tray Alex ander, k Co. Proprietors of The Daily Nears" . Messrs. Lan. Brothers 100 9 0 Maws. 'lvrer, Lan non, and Trower John'llerdy. F.aq., M. P. (in addition to 201. aubscribrd to the Fa. Campbell (for Foot /and) 3 0 • F. John _ _ _ — stone ;for Scotland). 0 0 F. W. Campbell, Erg Dirkflelii.thdge, Ips wich Rev. Walter Soryd Rev. Anthony Eyre I). A. B. Dewar, Erg Ourdon, Esq W. J. C. John Thompson, EM A. B W. !nom, Erg. . Wm Hanley Rev. W. Austen... 11. Sndell, Efg. Km SudeU H. Slidell, Jun., Esq G. tibppsrd, I From John Spencer Meade, Peg. Lieut.-General Latter, (half for Scotland) )firsCatherineß.Payne (for Ireland) Kim Emma Hemming (for Ireland, The Rev. E.Reor Payne Hardinge, R.A. (for Scotland) Capt. F. W. Berehey F. W. Broekley, Erg Miss Buckley Thr Rev. the Warden, additional . The Rev. A. Quick., ad John Preston, Ewa Mrs. Piorth P. Brenton, Eag. B. W. Parnell, FA T. C.. ......... Capt. ' lntop .. ford, R.N Be.. W. H. Hoare Me.. W. H. Hoare J. C. William; Mande. worth.consmon J. B. 0. ..... ............ Robinson, Fag — C. 0. C. Rev. E. Marie Rev. 8. Buckland Anon ys's C.II. P. W. R. Mellish, F. Rifle Brigade Miss Lirie E. Ester, Erg. (for ko bind) M nor'. J. and R. Black- . . mine pellet, Ireland, Fond) o 0 Earl of Maddington (for Ireland, in addition to subscription to Inburgbland Fond, MM. 0) Mrs. LaneWo 5O 0 0 50 0 0 Lord Sidmouth The Viscount Seddon, M.P 3O 0 0 Menem Mullen., M shall and Daniell S• 0 0 Second Subscription List, per the Mayer of Winchester—via.; The Rev. the Warden and Fellows of Wis. ao 0 0I Rt. Hon. Fax Made, K.P.SO 0 0 1 Rev. E. Browne, per IS. R. lengdale, Iraq OO 0 0 I The Salters' Company Menem John Locker 'teen Brother' It. A. Lackereteen, Esq. SO 0 0 Rev. C. tengthn Willmaham Taylor, 9tl 5O 0 0 The Marchioness of Aik~bary— 50 0 0 Messrs. Samuel and Phillips . . . SO 0 0 Richard Paterson, Esq. 50 0 0 Punch" SO 0 0 Mears. E. *limiting and Sons _ .. ' _ 50 g 0 Mews. C. Devaux and Co SO 0 0 Messrs. Hydo, Hodge, end Co SO 0 0 S. M. Samuel, Essq SO 0 0 Prom the Motor of Borderland, proceed' of a public meeting In that town A. by W. Notes, Lautilgrigsed)ne 30 Mews. Bouverie and Co. SO Earl of Den BO Lewin Cholmley, Esq. 30 R. Dunoombe, PAq. 13 Hon. J. C. Dundee l5 T. Dyke Aeland, Dog 15 horses B. r Ser 23 Robert Richard 15 ME•:..bassidiviresuiant, (for Ireland) 11. Taylor, Esq. . - 25 Bee:silted dimwit the -- - Chevalier P. CLusamen, of Rampels ... W. A. Iltswills, Er4l T. &mall, J. R. C. Wittehire, Faq J. 8. W., (first feed then comflacate) Rev. J. Flod(pon R. O. Hadley, Faq T. J. Ireland. EN Rev. G. T. Cabin Capt. E. Curzon, R.R Thos. Fa/ranee. Esq. Rm. Wainwright W. E. Farquhar, Eaq Rev. F. Woodcock Mrs Garnier R. W. Cawater, Faq. Copt W. llornb7, W. Eastwood, hag . Mtn Jame Wainwright John WataOrt, rel. W. F. C. 8. T. se Mir l4 9 10 Imre R. Tag 3l 0 0 George Ttundera ßei Alex. Hamilton, 20 20 0 0 0 yGeorge 0 . Baines, Puq.Q.C lO 0 0 NM Jobe Porde W. Thard, Rag 9O 0 0 P. E. Popham), Req ( 7 ur Noodled) lO 0 dirJohn Hippleky, Bt 2O 0 0 Reams. Rainey, Brum, and Co DO 0 0 3. Nertliante,lbeg EMI 015/110W (ZIO 10 Ireland, /10 to We land). George Gowan, Req. Rev. Lord Bawling 20 S 0 G. W. Chad, Esq. - (te Ireland) 0. W. t ?ad, Eq., par 3 BL' q. ( 10 0 0 Hon Charles Stealer lO I 0 The Baronies Beget wits, of Ritelta- Mecklenbarg, twenty lonia d'er gieraidni (for Scot hyMswa land) l9 1 Iddy Mordannt Ma Jens Papa (O belled) J. J. ZornlA, Erg. lO I JoeephCaraZiosa._ 10 I Thos. O li RR. 101 li er ft f L it, arlitriane le 1 The Rea. a D. Ryder lO 1 J. Protherne, Leg. lO 1 C. It Nugent Reg lO I w. Wainwright, FA_ 10 1 Mom. Crowe atid Bleelrwell lO 1 T. W. Wing, fill ER. 179. Qtroaneolland 10 Wildman Rather', Req. 10 1 Sir W. Urn, Bert W. Dkidneen, Req. W. B. lO Mar. Bill lO O. Bridges Lew* Eq lO E. H. Beldoek, E q lO 1 A Lady lO 1 C. Pannell, Ear nosed Hughes, beg , 10 per Scottish Feed . Lady flteyle lO Depot for Clothing, 137, Vellehlll Re.. Vincent Riven P. L. Larkins, Esq. Mrs. Payne Mies Scott (Mr Seothusd) Kiss Ciffirke (for Scot ho Mira Martin (for Seek. land) Rev. Wiliam Raise— J. Soden, FAR Mir Sudelt ..... Mre. W. Andes. Miss Austen. Miss F. M. Area Rev. Fred. Pasakslas . Joehua Carta, Esq. Mre. H. Horlock A flank-offer/Cs Pol 8. IL J. H. 4. Dr. G. A. r. wow Mr. Stuart Miss H. Candle Mrs. T. Climn A lAdy A. Barker. Esq. Dr. Robertson J. Sebes, East. Wm. Lan, le mma Eal• ILA. Bradley. R. S. P. E. 0. Hereby, Eaq. Mrs. Lovell (for Soot land) Hon. Owe. Edscumbe Hon. lire. Edgcumbs Ml.. Deltas Mrs. Hawkers Mr. James Dear (for Scotland) W. O. Markham. rag J. C. C Lady Palmer A Clerryrnan's Family D. Nth.. Mathison French. ecoranta of Hy Rinsecote. Eaq 1 Two children J. H 1 Mrs. Faithful 1 A Widow's R. E 1 A. W. S. Children of Rev. W. H and Mrs. Stare Mrs. Tantruadge Jobe Clarke "Ruth " POWERFUL STEAMERA WANTED Mat Sabeeriptlrer received at all the bank Ommitice Room, South Ara liner, Jae. 17, 11147. .4 1 11 1z6 N;: PARK CEMETERY, Stoke New r i c la, two miles and a half from littoreditch Chinch, and the 1, at and Wee mike arid a half from the Dement This thenetery is the freebokl property of the company, and l a r =e d lly Air interment*, both asmrthets to th e rites of the Church Freehold thinelly Vault ill 0 li Ditto ditto Orme l it 0 Common Interinent—alelt, la.; child Tables of fern, and any further Information, may be ebbdeed it the ametwy; and else at the (Aces of the company, 88. Moor isePutrese, ftsh, JOll3l CONON% Imrslary awl *Os. i / r /72 " The extinction of the free state of Cracow has ap t* me to be so manifest • violation of the ap peared Treaty of Vienna, that I have commanded that • protest against that act should be delivered to the courts of Vienna, Petersburg, and Berlin, which were parties to it. Copies of these sereral papers will be laid before you. " I entertain confident hopes that the hostilities in the River Plate, which have so long interrupted com merce, may soon be terminated ; and my efforts, in conjunction with those of the King of the French, will be earnestly directed to that end. " My relations generally with Foreign Powers in spire me with the fullest confidence in the maintenance of Peace. COMMERCIAL If MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two .'Clock.—Without much activity in business the funds are still in decline, as might be anticipated from the unfavourable tenonr of the financial intelligence from Paris and other foreign money marts. Consols were marked as the opening prices at 92 for money, and 92 to 1 for account. The speculators appear to be partially sus. pending operations until the Royal Speech shall be fully before them, although substantially, no doubt, it will be to the purport stated in the Daily News this morning. The prices therefore remain without alteration, and so, per. haps, will continue until the evening papers shall appear with the Speech from the Throne. Exchequer ➢ills are 51. to 9s. premium. Foreign Securities are entirely out of marketable considera tion, and the quotations cannot be conridered otherwise than as nominal, excepting so far as isolated transactions may take place for making up accounts. Front the list below it will be seen, however, that they are generally lower. Spanish Fives ►re called 24 to 1 ; the Threes, 341 to I. Portwuese, 34 to 6. Mexican, 221 to 1. Dutch Two-and a-Ralf per Ceuta., 68 tot ; the Fours, 9'21 to I. 1.. k Stork, PA l* 11 ►rr Ct. Ned.. 92j* II per Cost. Condo, 99 -..-... 3 per C4Cauols for Ara., 113 prr Cerra. 9$ 4 lisckequer bilk. it. 11. - --... I per Ct. Austrian Bon* 44 —..... I per Orin. Omani& Pan, 11 10 4+ per Ct. DOD. 110•44, 31 6 on..a. Deferred Bee . 34 I n mdi o.t.tt. - 3 pee Ct. W ale., 1344, it 3 3 I p er Ca. limßitio 044.,44 7 4 per Ct. Peruvian 140,111 40 Dina lieu, Of 7 Perfumer Our. Mu, Si U 4 per 01. Daum Ayres Die, 43 4 6 per Ct. 11644663 3440.,114 11 Dim 0111133 3116, 14 4 D4t46 Sp.* 3440, 34 Di 0446.416 Def. Ye,— 3 per Ct. awn. Inis . 34 , 11 Onannlau Dunier DU se , I , amain, Deferred Ban, I IT Alper Cu Daakit 140.. 17* I I Spun 3 Passive 3440.11 se per Ct. Dual Din, $8 4 4 %menu]. Ink , 4* II per Cr. Dwell eat*, 04 I Veri pe esue rCt. La Deferredll44., II If RAILWAYS.—The market, sympathising with the funds, is again more depressed to-day, and prices are ex tremely uncertain. French &harts are offering on almost any terms, without finding buyers. SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAT LW LONDON. (Yesterday's prices will be found in last page.) Anik, NM-, BosL, Ito-, Si Midland, 134 Bk. * Olgangegri, 1.311 - SW. New, ST WM end Odell la., 141 4 Do. New, 61 1 Bk., Wol., & Dudley. 51 p Newry and Enniskillen, 11 Bir., WoL, & St. Valley, 71 1 Norfolk, 129 BOOM, Stem.. & Bir., 1 p Do. 4 Shares, 12 Buckinghamshire, 1 1 p Do. Eztension, 61 Caledonian, 271 1 N. Counties Union, 11 Do. Haloes, 2. North British, 34 3 Cornwall, If 4 Do. 4 Shares, 33 Do. Halves, 1 Do. 1 Shares, 34 Direct Northern Scrip, If Do. Extermion, I 1 E. Counties, 221 1 Do, Thirdsi3l 4 Do. Peril., 5 per Ct., No. I, 1 p Northern and Eastern. GI 1 p North Staffordebire, 81 8 Do. York Extension, 31 Ott, Wor., & Wolv., Ilf East Lam:whim, New 71 Reading, Guildford, & Reigate, 31 Do. do. Scrip, Y Royston and Hitchin, 24 1 East Lincolnshire, Scottish Central, 221 Edin. & Glasgow, 7 Soottith Midland, 13f Ely & Huntingdon, 13 121 Shrews. & Man., au. A, 4 Ct. North. (ion. 4 & Tk. Reg.), 321 Do. do. Claw B, 11 Do. (Igrect N. Reg.), 31 Shropshire nacos, 1 f d Gt. Western, Quarters, 20 South Mat. June., I p Do. Fifths, 291 South Fa /M e M and D ov er, 39 7 !Ancestor & Carliele, New, 91 Do. New (heat 321.), No. 1, 221 Undo & Bradford, 02 If Do. New (is. W. Ein Id.) No. 2, Leite•ter & Bedford, 1 d 151 14 Leeds & Think, Hi t/o. New (do. 133.) No. 4, 4 Do. New, 41 Booth Wales, 71 Do. Prot. 6 per et., 41 I tt Trek.. Don. and Goole. 2 Lis., Man., & Nemo. dn., 21 2 Swan* Lougbor &CamoronsStm. Loudon and Blackwell, 81 Coal, 1 Do. New, 51 Taw Vale Exten, 21 Lm,Brighton. &S.Coont, 361 6 Vale of Neigh, I) Do. Conaol. Fifths, 541 West Riding Union, 11 f p Do. Cowed. Nightly., 131 Wilts., Somer., & Wenn., 94 London 34N. W., 194 3 York & Newcaistie,'37l Do. Fifths, 181 Do. New, 111 Lon. and S. Western, 63 41 Do. Prof., 61 7 Do. Tenths, 54 1 York & N. Mid.ret, 121 12 Do. Scrifal . Boulogne and Amiens 141 lan and , 154 Central of Prance (Or.& Vier.), 12 . and Leeds, 109 Great South. of Madras. 4 Do. Fifth., Pi Namur and Limo, 3 1 Do. F:stonslon, I) p N. of Frame 12 111 Man.. But., and Mat.,) 4 p Orleans end Bordeaux, 7 Menthes. it Southampton. 14 t Paris and LP... 71 NCMOIS. and Berwick, 331 41 MANCHESTER Amber., Not., k B. E. Jn., 1 d Bir., Lan., & Cho.. In., 1 13-18 p Bir. and Oxford In., 10 p East Lancashire, 21 3 p Do. New Scrip., l fr e-16 p Eat IJncolimbire,l p O'neacw and Ilum ,11 p Gt. Nor. (Lon. & York Seriph p Leeds and Think, 11 2 d • Lon., Man. & Bir. Qll. (A), 7I p II.EB. Jul. 18. MM., f p Stan. & Leo,PIRE., e p ban., sta lfstendond n., 3 96 16 Men. and South., 3-la d N. Stafordehire,3 5-167-16 p Oldh.im Athena., 9-16 to j p Shrop. Union, 4 d South Pant. end Dover, 364 W. Fading Union, 115.16 p Jan. MILL BAI Blekbrn.,elltb., & N. W., 11..6.1d Iharen.,& d Huckinghunaldre, I p Man., Bux., & Mat., 16a. p Mallon & I rift in., 214. p London k N. WriiitO,lO3 8ir.,W01., & Ft. Cal., 21 p Buckinghamshire, jy North staffordolire, 600. &I. p Shrews.&llir. (A), p LEEDS ML flag Lancashire, 28a.fld. Ma. py Ewe. Countes ({Suet Ext.), 241. p E. aed West Earluddre, 10a. d GL N. (late Loa. & ltork),lo4.p Goole and Doncaster, 25.6 d. p New TWA, ss. d." Leeds & Thirst, IJ 11 d De. Pref.. 266. p Dewsbury Est. (preen), Lecsle,Wake.,&Mid.,lls. d Melton! Ihflf. Jun., 20s. 21sekLp Mat. and Beaten, 15e. p earth Briu~A QrR., Va. Do. Volt., Scrip, 17n. ad. 17. p Do. Third., 72a. 72, 6d. Wrst Riding Unino, 4 York & Selby, Pref., 101 p SALMI, J. Is. Sbreara. & Sir. (a). 13 . 9 d. 5 p etiropehire Union Reg., 4 d 0. star. Reg. (late J.), 3 14 - 3d. Do. (late TrentVid.), 1 1!s 94 YORK SAL Direct Northern, Reran, 2i • GL Northern (lan. & York Reg.), si W. 4a. ed Man., Buz „Mat., St Mid., 3 N. British Thin* 3 Do. Quarters, 3!. be. Gd. ER, Jan. IS. Ilud. & Man., SSp Midland, Pref., 41 p North Bridals, Qr., p North Staffcrdahire, 3$ p Carliale Ext. Itin Ed p N. Countica Un., IN. d North Western, taa. p Pbeflkid, and Rotherham, p Wert Nadine Union, 41. as. Wharidale !medals. Ida. d dheMekl, Mother., Ise., laid. p NI, Jaw. la X. %Oak E. ed. N. Counlien Union, 11. to. 6d. Wort Kidiao Union, V. 3. York & Near., Pref., 7 York & N. Mid. Pref., 121.160. 3d. PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, HaV-past Two.- 7,500 begs of Mauritius, and 3,600 bags of Bengal were offered in the:public sales. The fact having transpired that the Queen's Speech would recommend the permission of the w e of sugar in breweries and distilleries, the market became ex cited, and prices ruled irregularly, showing an average advance of fully 3a.; but the market was not Olsed when we went to press. Refined higher prices are rthed no sales reported at present. Coffee: going off steadily, but eie public sales not yet concluded. Pepper : Malabar sold 2I to 3 per II). Rice !irgy firm at the late advance; middling to good white Bengal, 241. to 255. In other articles no alteration, but most colonial mar kets are unsteady, with an upward tendency. SOAP TRADE.—LONDON, JAN. 18.—The price of best Soap has advanced in many parts to 53e. to 545. nett. This price, however, does not appear sufficiently confirmed to alter the quotation this week : Price of Y. Candle on the spot, per cwt., London, 510. 9d. to 625. • Liverpool, 62a. Town Tallow, nett price, London, 521. R ough rat, letter price, per stone of 81bs., London, 3s. Newgate Market, for good Fat, average price, per stone of Sibs., London, 3s. Id. to 3s. 3d. Stuff, London, 38s. to 395. Palm Oil, Lon on, 40s. ; Liverpool, 395. Cocoa-nut Oil, London, 445. Resin, fine transparent, London, 45.; Liverpool, 4s. to 10s. 9d Alkali, strong, per cent., London. 3d. ; Liver pool, 21d. • weak, London, 3d. ; Liverpool, 21d. Price of Extra Pale Soso, nett price, exclusive of chests, freight, de., London, 625. to 54..; Liverpool, 60s. to 625. ;: Mottled, London, 525. to 645. ; Liverpool. 60s. to his. TALLOW.—The demand continues with great vigour, and the price gradually creeps op. The stock in March may be expected to be less than for many years ; es that the trade will be in the hands of the holders more completely than at any former period. Petersburgh Y.C. on the spot, 525. February to March delivery, 63. 3d. October to December, 451. 9d. CORN.-BEDFoRn, JAI. 16.-We had the tursal supply of Wheat, and a fair demand, at an avenge of ls. over last week. Barley rather a dell sale, but not lower. Oats sold at en advance of 4s. per qr. Beans as before. Peas dearer, and very scarce. BOTLIT, JAN. 18.-The prises asked, 2s. per qr. above the terms of lest week at Fareham, the but samples selling at those terms; inferior samples may be quoted Is. dearer. 221. to 221. 10s. was given for the best white Wheats ;:201. to 211. for the best red ; all inferior samples going off briskly, Ist from 171. to 181. In Flour and Bread no advance. Bar ley, of the best quality, was 2e to is. per qr. dearer, and light qualities Is. to 2e. Malting, of the first quality, fetched 60s. to 635. per qr. ; second quality, Ms. to Me.; best grinding, 60s. to Ms. ; good, but slightly discoloured, 48s. to 50s. ; light samples, 40s. to 455. Peas, for boiling, 725. to 745. per qr. ; grey, 565. to 60s. Tick Beane, 66.. to 58e. Oats were scarce, at a further advance of a. to 3s. per qr., best Poland making 40e. to 425. per qr. ; black, 30s. to 325. ; other qualities, from 26e. to 30e. Tares, 6e. to 6s. 6d. per bushel. Rye Is per qr. dearer, but few samples shown. Indian Corn too dear to be purchased in this neighbourhood. BRIDLINOTON. JAN. 16.-The market was well supplied with Wheat, which sold at an advance of Is. per qr. Barley was la. to 2a. per qr. dearer. Oats net a brisk demand at last week's prices. No Beans or Perm. Wheat, 60s. to 725. Barley, 40s. to 60e. per qr. Oats, Is. 4d. to Is. 45d. per stone. Beans, 44e. to 48s. Pees, 42a. to 455. per pr. CANDRIDOB, JAN. 16.-A large supply of all corn. Wheat and Barley met a slow sale. All other kinds dearer. Wheat, per qr., red. 70s. to 740.; white. 765. to 78s. Barley, malt ing, 68a. to 625.; seed, 545. to 565. Beans, 48s. to 645. Peas, 645. to Mc Oats, fine, 324., to 40e. CANTIRNURY, JAN. 16.-Considerable dances in trade, but prices not lower. Wheat, new white, 755. to 80s. ; new brown, 68s. to 75e. Buley, new, 50s. to 66a. Oats, new, 30s. to 40s. Beans, old, 425. to 665. Peas, hog, 455. to 66e. COLCHNITIN, JAN. 16.-We had to-day a thin attendance, still there was a full supply of Wheats and Barleys, attended by an exceedingly dull trade. Wheats remain upon a par with our lust week's quotations ; but Barleys must be noted Is. lower. Beans and Peas so scarce that we are 110.10310 to form any just criterion of their value, hut believe they were without any alteration. Oats again from Is. 6d. to 24. advance. BarmierEn, JAN. I6.—A moderate supply of all deserip tions of gruin. Wheat has advanced la. per three buchels, but the demand is less animated. Oats have sold freely at a further improvement in value. Beans exceedingly brisk, at L. to le 6d. per three bushel advance. Barley 2a. to 3s. dearer. Wheat, new, 2.35. to? 241. ; fine, 265. to 311.; old, 21s. to 24e. ; fine, 261. to Ms. ; Blendcorn, 19s. to 225. ; fine, 235. to 24a. Aye, 19s. to 20s. ; fine, 21s. Nom, 184. to t N0.121.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, JAN. 19,1847. [3d. UNION ASSURANCE OFFICE-FIRE. LIFE ANN MT'S..l.—kneehill and Baker-street, Leedom; College green, Dublin; and Paplanside, Hamburg.—lnstituted a.o. 1714. William Nottidge, Req., Chairman. Nicholas tharrington, Eau., Deputy Chairmilt. The mats are divided in teat Me and Life departments upon special terms. Dworman without Pinata may be effected in the tlfe Department at Rates cousidenthiv reduced. EXTENDED SYSTEM OP LIFE INSURANCE In three differed lower reels of Premium for the first few 'eats, to be in. teaser, afterwards for the remainder of Life. Md.—Two-thirds only et the Premium required to be paid: the bahnue to be deducted with Miami when the claim is payable, Of may be paid previously ',desired. Srd.—A moderate increase of Premium for the first few years, and afterwsrd• to be redueed for the remainder of We. . . Whale none at present are appointed. Aglint° are 'SAW in 711011A8 LEW IS, Secretary. CORPORATION of the AMICABLE SOCIETY for a Perpetual Ammo* (Mee. IncorPOIDDA h tarter of Quoin ADDS, A.D. 1706.-50, Fleet. greet, The Rigid Bon. the Harlot Dean. I6l7aftee Ftddey, Eng. Benjamin John Armstrong, Feq. John Dodgems, Faq., Q.D. George Babe, EN. James Mountague, Fp. John Barker, E. . Mark Beauchamp Passeek, Esq. Francis Boot; M.D. 1 The Rm. John Mame Bpry.D.D. Richard Dolma Genie, Esq. I Theotibilus M.D. Assurances may now be effected either on the jinn of the Society. or the new Bonus p'.n authorised by the Act shleitad in the medics of 184 J, or for fixed sum* et reduced rates of T. GALLOWAr Ire:iirar. , I)ATENT WATCHES & CLUCKS.-SJ. DENT, bt 'mg sepelatment, Watch mad Ciodoseker to rw Queen, HIM. Maio Albert, and a.ix. the Rawer at Raab. 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Keating's Cough Lozenges are free from every deleterious ingredient; they may therefore be taken at all times by the meet delude female and by the youngest child; while the public speaker and the professional singer will god them invaluable in allay ing the hoarseneor and irritatimi incidental to vocal execution, and consequently a powerful auxiliary in the production of melodious enunciation. Copy 4. Leiter from COLONEL HAWKER., (Ow inll-knorn jWAor on Gem and Slwatinp). Longparlah Homo, near Whitchurch, Hants, Oct. 11, 1646. SIR, —I cannot resist informing you of the extra ordinary effect that I have experld by taking only a few ef your LOZENGES. I had • cough for several weeko that defied all that had been prescribed for me; and yet I got completely rid of it by taking about half a small box of your Lampe, which I find art the only ones that relieve the cough without deranging the stomach or digestive organ,.—l em, 814 your bumble meant, To Mr. Keating, &e. P. IIAWKER. 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DAILY NE WS, by Mornuig Mail. 11. Is. per quarter (IS.. in advance) ; by Eve ning Mail, 17.. per quarter (16e. in advance). FArktlifii, IL la. per quarter (Ilk in adrena). Any Morning Paper paged by Evening Mail. 11. 6a. per qu .rter (IL aft. in advance). _ . CHEAP N EW SP APE the Londun MOrDiDg and Evening Nommen supplied at half-price, by John Venom, "6 Tottenbant-coort-read; the Country Pawn on the same terms. I a ,Le Constitutionnel, the Journal des Debate, and the Brussels IlerakL—Cash in advance, or a reference to London. Singh. Papery (latent edition.) forwarded by a remittance of flv postage stamp. The Pally News and V..cprere supplied to order. SECOND EDITION. From the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. BANKRUPTS. G. and S. SHARP, Commercial-road, Lambeth, stone masons. W. WILES, Dulwich, Surrey, pawnbroker. J. Douse and J. Humans, Woolwich, brewers. J. EDWARDS, Nag's-head-court, Gracechurch-street, iron monger. IL ANDREWS, Angel-place, Islington, plumber. J. Dime, Drury-lane, linendrsper. J. GOVLTY, Stangate. Lambeth, mast maker. J. D. PARRY, Manchester, share broker. T. LIGHTFOOT, Nottingham, grocer. M. SLOAN R, Bath, licensed horse dealer. R. STRONG, Box, Wiltshire, quarry master. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATION. R. LOGAN, Paisley, baker. OPENING OF PARLIAMENT. THE QUEEN'S SPEECH. Parliament was opened this day by her Majesty in person. At two o'clock her Majesty entered the House of Lords, attended by the great Officers of State ; and, being seated on the throne, commanded the attendance of the House of Commons. The Usher of the Black Rod, having, in obedience to her Majesty's commands, summoned the House of Commons, the Speaker, attended by a great many members, appeared at the bar, when her Majesty read the following gracious sseech MY LORDS AND UENTLEMEN, ". It is with the deepest concern that, upon your again assembling, I have to call your attention to the dearth of provisions which prevails in Ireland, and in parts of Scotland. ' In Ireland, especially, the loss of the usual food of the people has been the cause of severe sufferings, of 1 disease, and of greatly-increased mortality among the poorer classes—outrages have become more fre quent, chiefly directed against property; and the transit of provisions has been rendered unsafe in some parts of the country. ' With a view to mitigate these evils, very large numbers of men have been employed, and have received wages, in pursuance of an Act passed in the last session of Parliament. Some de viations from that Act which have been authorised by the Lord Lieutenant of Ire land, in order to promote more useful employment, will, I trust, receive your sanc tion. Means have been taken to lessen the pressure of want in districts which are most remote from the ordinary sources of supply. Outrages have been repressed, as far as it was possible, by the military and police. "It is satisfactory to me to observe that, in many of the most distressed districts, the patience and re signation of the people have been most exemplary. " The deficiency of the harvest in France and Ger many, and other parts of Europe, has added to the difficulty of obtaining adequate supplies of provisions. "It will be your duty to consider what further measures are required to alleviate the existing distress. I recommend to you to take into your serious consideration, whether, by increasing for a limited period, the facilities for importing corn from foreign countries, and by the admission of sugar more freely into breweries and distilleries, the supply of food may be beneficially augmented. "I have likewise to direct your earnest consideration to the permanent condition of Ireland. You will per ceive, in the absence of political excitement, an opportunity for taking a dispassionate survey of the social evils which afflict that part of the United Kingdom. Various measures will be laid before you, which, if adopted by Parliament, may tend to raise the great mass of the people in comfort, to promote agriculture, and to lessen the pres are of that competition for the occupation of land which has been the fruitful source of crime and misery. "Tate marriage of ;the Infanta Luisa Fernando of Spain to the Duke of Montpensier, has given rise to a correspondence between my govern ment and those of France and Spain. " OENTIZMEN OF THE ROUSE OF COMMONS, "I have directed the estimates to be prepared, with a view to provide for the efficiency of the public service, with a doe regard for economy. " MY LoRDB AND GENTLIMEN, " I have ordered every requisite preparation to be made for putting into operation the act of the last session of Parliament, for the establishment of local courts for the recovery of small debts. It is my hope that the enforcement of civil rights in all parts of the country to which the act relates, may, by this measure, be materially facilitated. " I recommend to your attention messureswhich will be laid before you for improving the health atom's, an albiletreberferoortenew or wthlt you will not fail to appreciate. " Deeply sensible of the blessings which, after a a season of calamity, have been so often vouchsafed to this nation by a superintending Providence, I confide these important matters to your care, in a full conviction that your discussions will be guided by an impartial spirit ; and in the hope that the present sufferings of my people may be lightened, and that their future condition may be improved by your de liberative wisdom." The following reached us subsequent to the receipt of the foreign intelligence which will be found in another page: PARIS, JAN. 17.—Since the preceding was written we have received a precis of the last note of Prince Metternich on the subject of the incorporation of Cracow. The note bears date Vienna, 4th Yanuat7,and is ad dressed to Count Apporiy, that minister being instructed to read it, and deliver a copy of it to M. 13uizot. This mode of communication leaves the French cabinet at liberty to reply to it or not, at their discretion. The despatch affirms, contrary to what was recently asserted in the Augsburgh Gazette, that the three powers have been throughout in complete accord as to the measure, an accord which also prevails in the impression received by them from the protestation of the French Cabinet. This impression is, that they cannot allow any further question as to their right to suppress the political existence of Cracow. This right, according to Prince Metternich, arises incontestibly from the stipulations between the three sovereigns attached to the treaty of Vienna, and dated 21st April (50 May), 1815. The despatch adds that, in incorporating Cracow with the Austrian dominions, his imperial majesty has not only exercised a right, but performed a duty; since the repose of the people confided by Providence tothe careof his majesty required that the republic of Cracow, which constituted so long a focus of revolu tion, in contempt of its engagements, should be de stroyed. Relying on these arguments, Prince Metter nich expresses, in the name of his sovereign, the hope that the French government, far from seeing in what has been done a viola tion of the Treaty of Vienna, will associate itself with their majesties the Emperors of Austria and Russia, an:l the King of Prussia, to maintain and cause to be respected, the treaties which have become the fundamental law of Europe. The interpretation given to the treaty by the northern courts is, therefore, essentially different from that in which it is received by the governments of England and France, and the former decline en gaging in any discussion on the subject. CULTIVATION 0? COTTON IN INDIA.—At the annual meeting of the Manchester Commercial Association, held at Manchester yesterday, Mr. J. A. Turner, the president, in opening the bwdness, alluded with satisfaction to the result of a communication the association bad had with the East India Company, on the subject of the encouragement of cot ton cultivation in India. He said, their first communica tion with the company had not been so satisfactory as they could have wished ; but a few months since, he addressed • letter to that body, which brought an import ant reply from Mr. Melville ; and within the last few days only, he (the president) had received a yet more satisfactory account of the progress making in the cultivation of cotton in India from Dr. Hoyle, who was em ployed in the capacity of botanist by the company. That gentleman stated, that he wished to give him an account of the progress made since the last year, and he said he could not give so detailed an account of the proceedings of the Go vel nmcnt cotton farms under the superintendence of Mr. Mercer, because, so soon 22 the natives had seen the mode of cultivation adopted on the government flume, they were ready enough to adopt it themselves, so that those farms were given up from the end of last season, and seed only was distributed to the ryots for sowing. Government had distributed seed enough for 12,000 acres, and dealers, it appeared hail brought the kupsss, or cotton in the seed, and siteehaviii t cleaned. had sold it again for seed to the ryots. In the disti with which Mr. Mercer WWI most particularly acquainted, the quantity of cotton grown had doubled within the last year, and he estimated the number of acres under cultivation at 30,000, and mentioned that the villagers from the adjoining ninam's territory came to purchase the seed. Now, he (the president) thought this wee an important com munication, because it chewed, that if the proper mode were only taken, the natives were ready enough to catch at the idea and adopt the cultivation of cotton. He thought it was still due from the company that they should assist in making preparation for the cleaning of cotton, and to see to the making of roads, to offer facilities for shipping, and adopt other such means for encouraging this important cultivation. It did apgear that the East India Company were alive to the importance of cotton cleaning, for in the letter before referred te, from Mr. Melville, it was stated that the company had given orders for 4,000 or 6,000 bales of cotton to be forwarded from each presidency to England, to test the experiments making, and ke was happy to find in Dr. Royle's letter that the company were acting upon the intention there expressed: he said Mr. Mercer mentioned that they had 13 hand-saw gins in his district but year, entirely managed by the natives, and this year he would have twenty-nine band-saw gins all employed in the same manner. The hand saw gins, he considered preferable, because the natives could manage them better, and they were able to makethem up at a cost of about 150 rupees. whilst the English sad American saw gins cost from 400 to 600 rupees each. The frame-work, of teak-wood, he considered better than of iron, and they wanted nothing but the saws from this country. Re stated that the saw gins would clean 900 lbs. of kupaaa in the day, yielding about 300 lbs. of cotton per day, at a cost of about If rupees. The native weavers appreciated the value of this cotton so much, that they bought it up very anxiously, and thus prevented its finding its way to this country. He (the president) hoped that the attention of the association would be directed to the subject till we had a complete supply from that aountry. The East India Company had done what they could to show them that good cotton could be produced in India, and they wished that the rest should be done by private ca pital, inasmuch as their charter precluded them from under- Leiden it as a matter of their own speculation. He (the president) thought it not unlikely that a number of gentle men in this town would take up the subject, to see what inducements could be held out ; but whether it was taken up by individuals or by a company, he had no' doubt the subject would, before long, be brought before the public. They had now evidence, that most excellent cotton could be grown in India, for the directors could Phew samples almost equal to the beat Orleans cotton in quality, fit for the common purposes of spinning, and he had no doubt it could be produced, buying the kupass, or unclean cotton from the growers, at a prise which would well repay them for the money laid out. They (the directors) should be most happy to show romplre to any gentleman wishing to inspect the cotton forwarded to the association.—The other business of the meeting was mere ly of a formal character, and referred chiefly to the business of the past, and the appointment of officers for the next year; but Mr. Malcolm Rose, Vice-president, called attention to the importance of watching the proposed incorporation of Cracow, with a view to seeing whether it was intended to leave it a free city as regarded the commerce of other coun tries, or make groods imported into it subject to the tariffs of the other German states. We understand that it is the intention of Govern ment to erect forthwith a battery at Penlee Point, in as to command Cawsand Bay. The Admiralty are determined to put the whole of the tout in a proper state of defence, in consequence of which the building of the proposed new bridge at Looe is suspended. A. battery will be erected at Lao' harbour, so as to command the anchorage under Lone Island. The whole line of approach from Looe to Plymouth is to be put into a date of defence immediately.—Fahnouth Packet. „~ c, 1201. ; fine, 22.. to re. ; old, 19s. to 20s. Peas, white 20a. to 23.. ; grey, 19s. to 20a. per three bushels. Oats, new, 235. to 27a.; ihm, 2 9,. to 345.; old, 24.. to 2,55. ; fine, 30s. a36a Barley, 435. to 52a. ; fine malting, 635. to 61s. per Sr. HADLLIOH, JAN. 18.—We had a barge attendance and good supply of corn at market to-day; the trade nu the whole was dull, and but week's rates ior Wheat and Barley were with difficulty sustained, but Beans and Peas fully supported late prices. Haatroan,Jan. 16.—A fair quantity of Wheat on offer by sample, which met a ready sale at an advance of full Is. to 41. per qr. on the prices of last market-day. Good dry eel real zed 745. to 76c, and fine white, 78s. to 80f. per v. Fine malting Barley was in groat request, at an advance of frrm 41. to 6s. per qr. Beans, Peas, and Oats about 11. to 2s. per qr. dearer. limo-a - ox, JAN. 16.—The supply of Wheat was rather small, but no advance upon the terms of last week. Spring grain of every descriptioa has rapidly advanced. We quote an improvement upon Barley and Oats from 46. to 6a., bat much rrranned unsold, owing to the extreme prices dn. mended. Wheat, 665. to 80s. Barley, 465. to 645. Beans, 46e. to 52a. per qr. - - LEICESTRR, JAM. 16.—Wheat any be quoted about '2a. per qr. above the price of this day week. Some fine Barley for malting commanded a high price, my 62a. per qr. ChM and Beam were each 2s. to 2a. per qr. dearer. MALTON, JAN. 16.—A good demand for all kinds of grain. Wheat Is. to 25., and Barley 26. to 3s. per qr. dearer. In Oats we mark no alteration. Wheat, per 40 at., rid, 72.. to 82., ; white, 78a. to 86s. Barley, per 32 et., 48s. to 535. Oats. per at., 161 d. to 171 d. NORTHAMPTON JAN. 16.—A large show of both Wheat and Barley. At the commencement of business much higher prices were . generallydenunded, which checked sales of balk articlea, enc. the market closed heavy at an advance of la. to 2a. per qr. Of Oats, Beans, and Pear, the supply limited, and each article met a ready sale at ls. to 2.. per qr. mom money. NOTTINGHAM. Jay. 16.—The market wu well supplied with Wheat, end the demand very limited, at an advance ef le. to 2s, per qr. The moOy of Barley wu small. The moister' not being inclined to follow up the advance of pries bought but little, for white they were obliged to give rather I more money. Waned Dame were ls. per qr. dearer. Whoa, per 36 et, white, old, die to S a. ; red, 665. to 775. I white, new, rts. to RV. ; re 7,72". to 795. Barley, per qr., malting, 535. to 60s. Osta, per 24 at., 3.5.. to 40e. ' • new, Ms. to 41s. Beans, per 38 it., 645. to 60s. ; now, 52a. to 575. Flour, per 20 at., rfine, 60s. to 635. ; fine, 575. ti 695. _ . PETIII.IIOROUGH, Jaw. 16.—The supply of all grain good. Wheat 2e. dearer, and all dry qualities in demand at the advance. Barley 2s. to 3s. dearer, but not a brisk sale. Oen in great request, at an advance of 51. per qr. from late rates. Beans 2s. dearer. Wheat, new, 70s. to 725. • fine, 765. ; old red, 68s. to 70s. • fine, 725. ; white, 78e. to 844. Barley, 52a. to 54, fine, 60e.; grinding, 50s. to 52a. Oats, 32s to $41.; fine, 38:s. Beans, 545. to s&.—Average for the week ending Jan. 9 Wheat, 1,1671 qrs., 67.. 34d. • Barley, 3051 qrs.. 47a. ; One. 459 qn., 265. 41d.; Bain, 119 qrs., 47a. hid.; Peas, 43 qrs., 48s. I Id. PARSTON, JAW. 16.—We have no arrivals from Ireland this week. Since our lut we have experienced a lively des. mend for each article of the trade, and pricea base continual to advance. Our corn exchange was again well supplied with English Wheat, for which the farmers required a Con siderable advance, but the demand wee languid, and it was difficult to effect a clearance at an improvement of from 6d. to la. per windle. White, 38v. to 39a. ; yellow, 37c to 38s. No Irish offering. The advance on Flour is again con siderable, but sales are limit,d in amount. Barley and Beans fully support last week's advance. Oats are wane, and id. to 2d. per bushel higher ; fine mealera, 6s. Id. to be. 6d. per 48Ibe. The farmers' supply of Oatmeal was very liberal, and it met a slow sale, at near le. per load below the rates of titre day se'nnight. Irish commanded ;As. to 53e. is a retail way. RICHMOND, YORKSHIRE, JAN. 16.—Ws had a fair supply of grain at market Wheat sold from 94. to 10s. 641. Oats, 3s. 4d. to 4s. 1041. Barley, 6s. to 6s. Beans, 6s. to 6s. W. per bushel. SAPPIVIN W•toss, J AN. 16.—Wheat unaltered. Barley dull, and ls. per qr. lower. Beans, Pees, and Oats is limited supply, and le. to 2a. per qr. dearer. SHRAWANCILY, J AN. 16.—A good attendance and a brisk trade, as tullows :—Wheat, 80. 6d. to 10s. Barley, 7.. 2d. M 7s. 7d. Oats, 34. 641. to 4s. 4d. per imperial bushel. WOODBILIDOI, Jac 13.—We had a lane supply of Wheat and Barley; but the high prime which both have reached, made buyers very eautioua In their purchases, and the trade was heavy. Wheat on the terms of our last; Barley 2s. pa qr. dearer. ---•- • • • •• ii•Krourii, Jas. 16.—We had a fair supply ti.-day of Wheat and Barley. Wheat not a brick sale, but the best dry parcels realised about the prices of this day wcek ; qualities met a dull We. The fine parcels of Barley fetched 60e. per qr. ; the sale for seconds nut so brisk as last week. Beans and Peas required for seed, and sold at high prices. Osts again dearer. White Whest.Bos. to 825.; red, 74, to 784. Barley, 64a. to 60s. Beans, Us. to 665. Peas, 62e. to 545. Oats, 28s. to 36.. K iILILCALDT, JAN. 16.—We quote Wheat 2.4. per qr. higher. Barley, 4s. Oat., 2e. to 3s. Wheat, 6.51., 699., 735., to 79a. per qr. Barley, 475., 495., 521., to 66.1. Oats, 37a., 395., 42a., to 445. Oatmeal, per bag of 2801b5., 58s. to 62a. idosvicosa, Jai'. 15.—Our market we , well attended ; and, having an active demand for ull kinds of grain, prices have risi n considerably. Wheat must be quoted 4s. to 65., Barley 34. to 44., Oats 3a per qr. higher than last week. Current prices: Wheat, 650., 70s. to 755. ; Parley, 385., 40a. to 465. ; Oats, 36e. to 425. ; Beans and Peas, 435. to 46.. M ARAMAIC'S, JAN. 10.—Merisnpoli Wheat is held fors6a. free on board. Romelia has sold at 50s. Sandomirka at 645. 6d. l'olish, for delivery in February and March, at 624. to 51s. ; new end superior, at 58a. ; and 601bs. weight, fur delvery I. June, at 1&. 6d. ODIFADA, J. I.—Of Wheat, largo purchases have taken place ; for fine quality, 40s. 2d. per qr. 1. o. b.; for moos dary descriptions, 32.. 2d. to 325. od. ; and for low runs, 295. 3d. to 31.5. 31. Hard Wheat in more inquiry, and sold at 295. 3d. to 33a. Roirrucit, JAN. 7.—A1l the Wheat brought to market is easily disposed of at higher terms. and we could not centrum* to deliver our best quality in spring below 60s. per quarter free , on board. Of Peas no supplies oome forward, gni Barley is also scarce. STerriN, JAN. 7.—There has been a lively demand for Wheat, but the smallnesa of the supply has prevented busi ness. Barley has changed bands at 34a. per quarter free oat board in spring. HOPS.—BOROUGH MARKET, Two o' Clocke— Mears. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that thins is a Rood demand at late prices. KWt MA Kent., reln. U. 010 0110 T• 0111110 Clll. IL Ito Y.O FEW 0(1(3•36 „ 4 Ora 0 Yes ding tomes- „ 3 •te4 0 Roma alS to 410 0111 Hope „ I •14 4 • laralame HAY. 8111T/IFIKLD, Two o'Clock . Messrs. Cooper sad Davis, Hay ants Straw Salesmen, report a good supply, but the demand fully equal to it, and prices rook ing up. PI lee Meadow Ilay . 71a. OM I Clover Warta. ditto Itevress 45a. se 63a. CATTLE, Bm.-Banir, JAN. 18.-The number of Sheep penned were about the usual quantity. The fat Sheep were of Stet rate condition, best llown. making le. per stone ; second quality, 4s. 4d. to 4.. Bd. Fat Oxen from 3s. dd. to 4s. 4d. Fat Rags, 108. to 109. 6d. per score lbs. ; weU.fed, small, 11.. The lean market was fairly supplied. Cows from 101. to 141. each ; In calf, 121. to 161.; al( by their side, 161. to 181. Store Hogs from 20e. to 35e. each; Sows, 2J. to 31.; small Pigs, 10a. to 15s. Lean Sheep, Ewes, 404. to 455. asch. Lambs, 25e. to 30s. each. There wen Dome fat house Lambs, which sold readily at from 20e. te 25.. each, for the London markets. CoLcuearna, JAN. 16.-The supply was very limited, and nearly the whole were cleared off at the early part of the market, at prior quite as high se last week. Pigs were very short in supply, and those fit for slaughter were sold at fur ther advanced prices. Lean ones, owing to the high prime of food, declined in value. Boatmen, Jan. 16.-Our market exhibited a small show of store Cattle; trade 'till continues very dull, in mule quence of the scarcity of keep, and but few beasts were sold. Fat tweets a tolerable show, and good trade for Sane at 75. 6d. ; shorthorns, 75. per atone of 141136., when fat. The pens were badly filled. Hoggets in slew demand at present. Beeping Sheep, from 34.. to 38s. per head. Fat Sheep dull sale at As. to 8.. 6d. per stone, without a clearance. In Store Pigs little doing, and fat Pork 6s. to 6s. 6d. per stens. WOODBRIDOB, JAN. 13.-We had a good market to-day for fat Beasts of good quality, and but few left unsold; the supply of lean ones was small. The Sheep pens were but scantily filled. Calves were more plentiful. Pigs a riled supply, and much cheaper. SHIPPING. Mena ARUIVID: 2, Dublin; I, Waterford; 1, Bombe, dee ; I, French; 1, Flanders. LONDON, Jan. 19.—Light airs, and dull frosty weather. PENT ANCI, Jan. 17.—E.8.E.--Arrived: Albert, Rio , Grande. ' SCILLY, Jan. Ib.—Arrived: Norfolk, Mauritius. OE% James Boorman, New York, for Antwerp. Jan. fresh.—Sailed 16th: Queen Vie toria, Savannah. DIAL, Jan. 18.—E. to E.S.R., fine.—Arrived : Sir R. Peel, New York; Alert, Quebec. Sailed: Alpha, Rio; Caledonia, Savannah ; Christiana, New Orleans. Pounirout sr, Jan. Il3.—R.N.E.—Arrived : Daukhaarheid VatiaiHederl Handel Moats, Batavia, for Rotterdam; Sophia Maria, Surinam, for Amsterdam ; Mary, Cuba, for Bremen Howard, New York • Bowditch, New Orleans. ISLE or WIGHT, Jan. 13.—Arrived off: Louisa, Rio, for Gothenburg. PLYMOUTH, Jan. 18.—B.—Arrived off Hannah Mar guerite, Monte Video, for Hamburg. Samos., Jan. 18.—S.E.—Arrived Almeirs, New York. The Calliope, for New Orleans, did not sa -.yesterday, as reported. GLOUCESTER. Jan. 16.—Sailed: Ann Kenny, Kiss Or leans. 16 : Cohen., New Orleans; Solon, New Y I Csooxtuverr, Jan. 13.—Arrived Ranger, Fe in; I it 1 o Catherine Boland, Quebec, for London. TORIRMORY, Jan, 13.—Arrived Helena, by .1 : New Brunswick. LEITH, Jan. 15.—Arrived: Dawson Quebec. BROADSTAIRS, Jan. 18.—The Edw ard, fnr Lichen, put into Ramsgate to-day, has been assisted MI the Go Banda. MILFORD, Jan. 18.—A great quantity of wreck was pas • between &boon Sand and the harbour's month, by a Emerald, arrived here. Lawns.—Arrived : Nautilus, Mauritius. For Yesterday's Markets sett last pogo.