The Express. — London, England, 1848-01-17 00:00:00

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The inquiry for prepared Wheat is *egad, and although ed: l na a re te .y 4: i nn ei z ta le t f i t o :Bri ne t j es b l e mo r tm e pl is eiu so . acre m . : Ifs... l l ia ? o i f ti o e tl i atte tO tre. Terterel, people, went the way of Governor Graseelini, . 1ft..1=4'..g.k.7i.D,- 1 icizr, , ;rio,Txr,"ikoma.x.,. and fled, no one knows where. Savelli took it on ... DlitelTne, himself the night of Jan. 1, to order the troops to be . __ ..., , 2 c Nt ns. h u e v a I ..jh 1 1 , 1 J. it l ii:r 1 3 , 2 5a 1 ia r t o , a nt 0 3 d . 4 .. t ..,;, . 3; ! .e. o h r t hge b 7p te i m itlae tr trno, r g l a a ti onl a dd , ti l .u . tt2o d ui I t- n o t og ; : c 1 ...0:48. 2 ... 6 tt, : . ~.. Costes NV -LIML•CoI. le,rd A ItTill'n LENNOX, ALP. ready under arms at the various barracke, the guts of D4,844-01414 . 44- T• c. , ( . 0 % b , 70 , A) 1 4 ,, 5 3t ,• 0 4 ', 4 „.,° - , 81 7 „,, P g ' ., A m . the castle to be shotted, the drawbridge over the sus Anhborusr. Em.. M.D. , i r r l h ev t i d s '‘ ,. b i b t i an t y t2s: .. e : alt o erir n d ''' . T. M. N. Basta. Esq. Jolui Gardiner, Em. meet of St. Angelo to be raised aloft, and 300 met - ad reale P. birth. Ifek ol.n., Aaron Asher Goidatold, Keg. 445. Beans, old, 46e. to 60..; new, 36e. to 401:. Flour, single channel order having arrived d uri r• e deinegtcu t sl ie elt7 w o... : s 67 : : la. mom Sreadwood. ' - M.P. Henry William Powns/1, Eft. sengers sent from door to door to whisper the me A,..e.. estrees earm aea lebs e al. e. the live. a me.0„7,,, t ,, , non ~,t ottoo 07 , 70 civic guard, to their respective guard-housee. - - ' per ' sack, fine, Stockton and Northumberland, 425. Stock. of fine Flour inerease, and the trade in this article is so d eery tart of the world nn peculierb . farosemble teens The civic militia was out at once, not . ro 435. ; Norfolk, white, 40.. to 424. ; homeholds, 38e. regulated altogether by einsemption. For homeholas S z l4 to 405. • seconds, 375. to 40e. ; households, ;54h 34 er5a 5 e. . t.i, t0 ft:6r. !7 .5ir 5 7t0 ...; , peem eli niuir e gl i d n iry: fe th, ri .the o e r r;: d ripc c i ec iprly r . ip octf ti Go o rta n nhi s el. , : h ee o : w i e li v: idtc r i. , :ls w .l ig e roobl e ettath x , perience a good de: Mery facility afforded to tersons to...tiring Om Ilrea of others, eo as to • • • • - leder oath golivice effectual metallic, Knowing wily or wnerefore, to the number ef 9,000 '' Med num for Foreign risks on a ...amoebic smile. m ,,, e , D . , thc townspeople and the working claases being No. 432.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JAN. 17, 1848. [3d. 64., D t h a n i r . d t s e s i c 3 i Ld t o n K , 34 O w n i g la i r n ' t ' ) r u , r g o .. 5 1 , 1 6., n w l . d h i t e: ? , 6 68. ' 6 * 2. t0 . . F r . ! d 2s , W . Itmeteute konolUes aud Endowment. granted on liberal terms, b e e t a i n b a g i . ae r ie * se u st, advantage In rerun. of limited townie. n lea with astonishment at this sudden demonstration, leo. and Bury St. Edna. 81 I York, Nem, at Ber., 311 3 Oat% ROMIIIII 'Zs . Particular attention le Melted to the plan adopted by thls company. of Mecklenburg arid P merman, white, 581. to 62..; and in some cases 181. ss. per ton. Indsan Corn Meal, and which could only point at them as likely te meditate „ I L °. d ' a .„ . ...• and „ i' lar ," l °, b : 3 l I Do. Extension, Ne. I (York & Pornanoese end etranund p ee wee deferrer annuities. to easnonenft st. any specified age, Other lag, 'lnk or without Morn of the premien. paid, in come of Math nen.n, deeds of violence. Surprise soon gave place to indi "---. jr„',. • ; • ," a t - "- Newel, 191 Bereilkli =I Daniah 1 ;1 9 8 to teWW 2 -12 ; kal i . ' to . 00. t n. ; red, 545. to ; e Ss ' . Kid and Holstein, white, ' and slow of eale er at dmeei rices i le n n n d e in nf Mdoewnwareardeen.needingly dull, owning the age at obleb the annuity Is to emomcnos ; thus : A person, ire, n 3 nation and rage at any suspicion of their loyalty being . Iscrie and Bradford. 93 4 4 Do. No. 2 (News & Ber.), 121 Prialimil eel Dutch ferd e.' InEniex, Jan. 14.-The eupply of grain during the I' g reed no m may amide an annuity of EV, to commence so ausloing the Do..G. N. E. Pm- 91 e Ditto Seem.-----.... 21 to M...feed-....- -to - 545. to 68s. • red, 625. to 56e. Petersburg end Arch dale ma of 50. and to motto. during Ilfs, at the followleg rat.: entertained by the authorities, and then roes in a Land. and Blackwell, 31 1 York and N. Mid., 761 54 Buse, Uck -to old. te angel, re d, 40*. to 46e. Odessa, red, 46.. to 48a. Polish, red, week has been moderate; prices fully maintained at this' . day's h o e f et i s d how p r e t r w st ell e ityle a an au d o T n e . t Mae allerm. rmsores. Wirn •ID woman,. 'meas. Di no.. iir retro. wei Lon., Bright., Lk S. cease ssi Do. E. and W. R. Ext., 351 6 1 ..... r _ 800t0 n....... 0e ,,, ,..,0„..4 ~..0 ,00,e0 i why, ~...40 ot ,to 0 ,, to ing pusion the man of the people, Cicereatchio, Lon. and N. Wfttern 1324 1 Boulogne and Amiens, 131 1 Small -te -- old ._-- e t : .....- 475. to MD. Rye,. Rumble, 26e. to 30.. Barley, Seal, 30.. &Malan - 21 to 30 lawny _ to _ to 32e.; Ponceraman and Holstein, 265. to 30e. Oats, Poem- r m e a . d r k , e ...I t . .T a t h e . . q 40 to ea Tannin, feed, 204. to 22a. ; Holstein and Danah, 18s. to _ti r n r ue_ .. in_g e ood . ‘ i ' m ant pro ity ve d euen W t It se - lb - Itte et. I Cl 4 Ids. 3J. 1 .315 10MM: - girt with the body guard of Transtevennt, who relly Ho. We.. New, 8 Cen. of France (Orl. & Bor.), 111 Pm*, Vey d N e v man b d, and h p .d rices rather bette Lw r. No Barley lefts 11. re PAVENPoRT, secret:try. round him in a twiekling. To the pope, at his own pi b' . a ,, : ba j k ~roa,,m o . West " 4 3 1 4 01 Namur & Liege, 61 White. 35 to 35 .heilers am i - TES * S - 11 - S - T... ti * .M - ON - D - a - n - d Co., railway share palace, they moved in amiss, and encountered barred men., Box., & Mat., i IN. of France, 101 11 TAW, old -to - new -le -__lirge ........ _-to -20 e. ; Archangel 'and Riga, 182. to 212. Peas, white, 3.,55. •nn ..,i„ e e m go ne o e f I adien en j n or e a am mea ' l bu n t f th l e nd re. 41 re 45 to 30 to 425. Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., United States and ff d . u . ll, c an n d we pr i i , ce . i; ch r a a n th g e e r , a on large the I Orleans and Bordeaux, 3 4i larneleD, Baltic sod litieniall Wt. 1.11 anettnUeers• ftvloftfellY beg to intone their Mena. sod the gates and troops of dragoons! Things had reached a Meditemoncen and Odema.. - Canada, duty paid, 275. to 30... The arrivals this week are : Com, and one mhfie, that they continue daily to UY and SELL all descriptions of LIVERPOOL SALES, JANUARY 13. Another advance in prices took place to-day. Atirienian ~ eVhcat, coastwise' , 75 qn.; Rye, ........ a . . 62 ; mai.; d m e a c n li d ne fo . r b l o n th oth h e u r B be r t e n .d e i e t ry u La. keitwee sll ARES, railway debenture,. linglids and foreign stock., crisis when Bergliese and Iroria advised the gathered umtee. and All other l'h•yee and reM. ,,,1 7. 51 is -48 . 1, •ed CI 08, " let( thousands to make their constitutio al . Birk., Lan., aod Ches. Jo. (late N. British Nftr, par lierleßeD CAZIDI,Ge of dutr, per ton.. lig n e te. - to W 1 434 8 Wn fi l . quantity being exported. Wheat, red, per stone, 15d. to r ot. want...to: that thdr public ask take,. ntaee every %toter:May. at n representative, cries. and Birk.), lt4 8. F.. & Dover Coos. Thirds, 3 d LINIICRO Cann, Notch sod Colman , 9 0 .. re , gip no. coastwise, 210 ; Oata, coutwise, 600 ; Flour, 1,088 sacks. imle. o'clock. er the lien o , f Commerce. Throuleamno_amst, London ;to their the senator of Rome, the organ of their complaint to the &writ Couetten, le L. ol . 4e c gm . yr d and y. A 6hlre yr, 401. 4. 4;1 N. B. • rota, ). N N ew o. c 2 ., , and alp Eer. (N. end 43 . Do. New, No. 4, 11 d Ditto Emrich end American gl° ° I t° All °a Nnwroar, Jinx or WIORT, Jan. 15 . . - A good supply 17d. ; white, 161. to 1814. Osta. 914. to lIM. Barley, Ild. o a eo , e t e elm. place roll favour, me reimedel to be addrevol.-Theml• throne. Over the 'libel they rushed to the Corsini l'a- Fuoust, American. oft barrel of 119611 a. 2l tiro 21 n. 16 esediamet, London, Jan. 1. 1848. 7 ,,,, r5 i e na u 5 ,,,,... g................... ............... _ ee , _ of all kin& of grain at our market to-day. Wheat sold at to I2d. Indian Corn, per ton, Sl. 10.. to 9/ ; Meal, 91. 5... ___ MIX; le J. IrENT, by distinct appointments Watch lace and Don Nen Conseil was in a few minutes dragged and li. 32/.1, s a Canailim .... 23 to 26 from 525. to 565. per qr. Malting Harley, 30e. to 31s. ; to 91. 152. Oatmeal, 131. to 141. per ton ; Wholemed, 121. Do. G.N. E. Pur.. 13 9 am; French, per seek of 2801t0.. free -to - grinding, 265. to 213 e. ; Oats, 22e. to 265.; Peas, 41e. to 435. ; to 131. Flour, Irish, per bag,324.; American, per barrel, 30e. sod Clockmaker to the Quern. IL RIL Prince Albert, a n d in triumph, in his state carriage, to t e Quirinal, and Do. Helm cute had. & Shef.), hodderelleld It. and C. 11 d b.. the Emperor a Rua., utile/ greedy increneed Ide mock of had an interview. The troops were instantly dismissed, Len. o / d u. wegeen, tee Beans, 435. to 465. 15 st rev., Croix, and SouthpOrt, 1 el ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 10th JAN. TO leth JAN. NEWRY, Jan. H.-Win the exception of white Wheat, we'reitEs an.l CLOCKS to meet the parch... teade at M1...0n of N. Steffordshine, par Gm English. Scotch. blob. Foreign. Notiwice, Jan. 15.-At our . market to.day the fanner. the prices of grain continue to decline, and there is still an New me par. lona remectrodle request. from the publk an Inspection of hs and the senator, from the palace balcony, announced Do. New 11n..3 . ,/ L oot. Shrews. & Chester (late M.W.N.), Waled ....... I 7196 i 40 I 11/ I 10063 offer a middling quantity of Wheat, and prices remain abundant eupply of all descriptions. Wheat sold yesterday eathe ro mu.ax-ortineuts Lull. wold watches, irith gohl Bale. andjewelkd teat the Pepe would show himself among his m e sn e; i s . bee per " '''' (bee 21/ Bar* .. ........ „... 110,4 I 2742 1010 nominally the mow as last week; the dry samples command- from 9d. to Is. 34. per cwt. lower than on Tuesday, and Oats le rota ham. 8 es. each ; gmtlemen's ditto. enamel •llals, 10 ea ; youth... Oen ~,--....e , - 4430 I 1153 MO 700 Do. Halm, I p ing a ready Pale, while the second and third runs hung on from ni. to 44. per stone lower generally, although for • very aller . wen trete en 4 ne. ; .übdiatial and DOCUlntely _ening Aker inn faithful people in the morning. Shouts of joy end Dn. Prtr, 1 p Shrew., Oserea, n Chas, 3/ d 1tirar,.1,664 seeks; 98 barrels M 11411,903 qrs. amp. ua ,.. e r„.. j,WCE Yi In four holm, 6 ew..-E. J. DENT. $2. litread ; 33 ° " Viva Pio Nono sok!" rent the air, and all was . quiet Midleed 11 . 14 ees 1 1 i d Coasier-tri.•.: arid 34. Royal Exchange (Clock Tower arem. Do. 10/. Guar. 8 per Ct., 3 p hand and difficult t. quit. The two or three days' frost at few samples the highest rates of that day were paid. Barley in a short space. Next day was the triumphal pro- IMPERIAL AVERAGES. the early part of the week improved those moved at the k not quoted lower for beet qualities but the tendency is at a lig UMBER ONE, SAINT PAUL'S CHURCH cession of his holiness throueh the Cone, Ciceroacchie MANCHESTER SIALEB. JANVAILY 13. There was not a lar e amount of business for this account, Wbestd Barley.. Gate. I Rye. I Ilearme - Fee - e, dam, but the subeequent dry weather very materially to lower prices. We quote Wheat, red, 9s. to 10s. per owt., 4 ... -32 a Id Me 84 29. 34 his 114 445 &Pip ild affects the condition in threshing. Flour met a slow and white, if forward, would be worth 10s. to 10.. fel. per leelgs 11 YARD. -A crust air la being end. at hancheater to lower the and rices were stationary ; but for next account a slight D . e .f" elutY on tes. wol we h° 4 4.....th 04 . 11 the cltio 4 , 4 , , ..d tow , . in lean., 4 sec with his banter clinging te the back of one of the advatce was obtainable 11 ... ... sls 114.50/1 3(122e 4431 a 0144, 0611941 7d sale at scarcely last quotations and but little business wee cwt. Barley, 7.. to 8.. only the best deveriptiona of 2 3, 4 about to ho O'Connelllzen. Dreeelnir Mall we Chancellor ..r the Et- • - 15 ... ... SA ild3ol 7d9ls 7dSts 4d 42e 7‘147s 7d trensseted f. o. b. Bir•ey re , Maine nominally the name, malting reaching the latter ' figure. Oats sold at 9d. to 10d. . ; oft. &elute to fall the duty to ls. per lb. if it te retina teteteene ee own re f i e al carriages, and calling for acclamations on tho BIRMINGHAM SALF-9, JANTART 13. - 23 ... ... 63. 0d,31. 3dlls 3d 3le Id•ile 61.,48e 2d bale on <hoop enough to all oor heart.' content. In the sometime the _ de , ight of and the only reliance of the Boman'. The market was somewhat fiat to-day, and pekes ner . a Jan. 1 ... ... 33. lid 3ls Sof 10s 74 194 He no Ilidlie 10d 306. per quarter being connideted the top !price for per stone, for general runa but a few prime samples brought ~ eta. , 00 ,. 0 ,I ii ... 1 Congou toe. mitabie for all lame ormumers. le, ea Ntlenn-r ~..0 - , . 8.„ 33e 10d lls %los 'Dime 406. ad 46. 04 prime malting parcels. Oets the turn dearer. Pea. and 101 d. per do. Flour, both Irish and Amer e i pe ca j n . d ,.. o is , a sti k l : l . tram. 100 0; 3.. ht. pm lb. Otworre.-All Malay. No. 2id. pm lb. ditty. and yoou IDe t emcees Beljioioea was rapturously cheered. shade lower ; but this arose more from the paucity of bu- - a suppmed a N i . n s e wro sath ,,hir an fro .. m iL a u ny d other muse. 6 weeks' Agg. Aver.:3l. led 3ls Odlls Dials Idllls 64;164 Vd pesos remain the same, at dull sales. Prices current. quoted without alteration, the former selling at 19s. per cwt. may row buy for one loovn NM. of good among CONGOV. whleh. • Ihe result of Savelli's attempt, which i Wheat, white, 545. to s:es, per qr. ; red, 48s. to 544. when y,..i ta..te It, wet aiy you on account. of It. goo' quality.- (There are no duties 011 'novelise Grins. , a p n er d b l erre enet l k . O l aten 2n* in. MI I Shrews. h Bir., A, 31 d tx..rfithntieei n h l e dr li ca ers . p: ' ,ii ll d rs 3d2 t, ,;. l7s. W. per. do.; second, 16.. DaK le meta.. UN Inerelants. 2fUrnher One, twee reereeintentera. to have been planned by the retrograde faction, hatt Pn° l4 ' l4O - 4 . p e e^ I t. , D e °. 18 Dec • 38. 54 ° • l • I JuL l i. 2 B B ae c ley Pet 4 t Os o . 3ne to * ; 46 ffein s. d lle n a lr i; 2, 2. 4 5 ;... t0 t0 28 45%. ° F a roe 2 1to . se th • • sOne. ,-,,„,„, e , , e ..„„ „ n , , LEEDS SALES, Jeettear 13. p pe fi : r , r e. d su o d p . f e ; , Nat. CollEtesirr- kiluTl'L•rior tl3ai re lb.; wax been to throw the Pope more and more into tine The business transacted to-da exhibited some improve. 8i II . candles. is; omega me i 1,,,..ae ; gas 'no, sd. i t transparent arms of the onward Try, and he bas publicly ment upon the dealings of Feeley in point of extent ; but . ea to ..• ... ... JL is --s.w, I- , hold Flour, f. o. b., 36e to 3&. 6d. per sack, with 1 menthe, manufactured, also, remains at 124. 64. per cwt. ; but the mum , . - ••• thee M 1 1: i . ~id.; ; 0 . 8 • 3 7: 4 4.4 = 8 " r0 tadt , il d ' .7 4 firur m=is t rie.l7;4 B. ! . . tiriV, announced that he will aut his ears to the evil coun- there waa little alteration in prices. 33 0 ... 1 •sume amp, IM., Mix. and &le. per 112IM. ; mottled scan Oa. *evens who have been trying to stop the progressive tired Northern, 6 d N. Western, 41 d 52 2 ... ::: r ..ri ~. -I "' 2a. Id. per stone. ... ... do. higher than last market day, the quotations being 11..64. 17 & so d gm. wio•Por and talon wasp, le. 4.1. per packet ; Mown Wbolsor, ~ Lewle and Think, 161 d W. Ridings, 38s. d 52 I NOTTINGHAM, Jan, 15. -Although we have a full sup- to 12s. 3d. per cwt. Indian corn meal 'tells at the same Adds. ea ed. ; dewed, ea dd. Solar oil, 34. 3,1. oer gallon ; neal, ki. ; rare- Poilev, and act boldly in full confidence with his Matta and Drift Jr., 4/.165. d York, News and Bcr., 341 SI II 7.7 ."1 .,ww:5 . .J - I ::: - • • • - ply of Wheat in the market to-day, our farmers are by no Mien as last quoted, vie., 9e. pa . cwt., and barrels, 17s. 61 wee, or argue. 4s. ed. ; liceit mem oil. Ba. Bet waling wax. D. ed. . flan l s New Berwicks, 51s. 3d. p each. pee lb. for own. at DAVIES'S old estahlishool sarehovaa. 43, St. Mar- e - ip -• ANDOVRR, Jan. 16.-A full market. Some very fine mean' free sellers at less money than /ast week, at which 11 , st linaLene. oluvadoslbtughter's Coffee-home. he " rules and regulations" were finally pat to the BRISTOL SALES, Jesvenv 15. white Wheat made 1 51. 10 e. Per load: good old red at 151. • ;ince buyers are earrenely Ale . , and the actual business Wereueste, Jan. 15,-our supplies of Wheat from the NOUN There was a fair amount of business done, with considerable HE complete fumes of LEA and PERRIN:S' vote yesterday, in parliament at the Vatican, and car- firmnee. as to prices. new ditto, 141. les. ; ditto infertor, at the pr i ce . o 'f doee has been unimportant. Prices may be quoted, there- eountry were small during the early part of the week, but 11 4 at WORCESTERSHIRE E itt eat, In Imputing the mon agree- lied by a majority of 15 against 8. Great Western, .3p 1 Midland, 114 Isst Saturday. Barley : a good supply. The beet fetched fore, nearly the same as last week for most articles, with aat this morning's market we had a large show of samples, • &vow to graeles with every kind of rout meat, to steaks. chops. Do. Quarters, 24 1 p Do. New 501. 11 p 345. per qr. ; good at 3h. • heavy grinding, 30.. to 315.; very lifeless trade. and priers receded Is. to la. &I. per banel on all but the very diet parse, fish. and soup, ft t lter with Its high salt, and arknowlalrel ...• . . . best qualities 0 • Uo. New, 14 p N. British Ilerds, rer dato, poor samples, 28a. to ies. Beans sold at from 465. to PETERBOROUGH, Jan. 15.-We have a good supply of all • or receipts . of Oats and Barley continue L ate at ,..,e0, p ro p e rtise, he eery general demand the& ha. mom, since toe foregoing was in type, we have receivea Lon & S W hew 401 241 Do. ExL, 1 4 Ses. per qr. Peaa, white, 46e. to 48s. per qr. ; maple and grain at this dee'. market. The Condition of Wheat is not very scenty, and the change in the price of either is scarcely all& for It in preference to every other kind of sauce, lowing Induced realm our Paris letters of lut evening, but they bring no ' ' ' ' " - ta London And DoMin to manufacture and mil 61'1 , 11101 , S 1 MlT.t. YORK SALES, JANUARY 13. grey, 421. to 4.55. , Rye. 16a. to 18s. per sack. Oats, of best at all improved, and it is a slow sale, at Is. to 2s. decline. perceptible. The arrivals of Indian Corn are again limited, stfitmer. ?lON s.onmo or emelt will bear Conlin/le. nit), tho mains hut eves, domestic news of interest. et. Northern, 41. 6s. 3s. Inl. 1 York, Newcae., and Rm. (Orig. quality, sold read.ly, at from 265. to 27.. per qr.; good black Barley in rather cheaper. Oata fully meintain their priee. but the demand is equeliy so, and prices have again receded Ir . Cd e eisereenithent to Game who aro not aware . of the demotion. L. and P. m d e fo losfully to recommend pentane, ma all 0.9610 rel tO ask Of Letters from Milan say that the government had N. British 1131fts, 111. Itiv.9d. I Neweaa. und Ber,), 314 lend, 2-15; common, 21e. to 225. No change in the value of Beans. Carrency to the growers : Is. pef barrel. _ The demend foe Floe! is about equal to the .. 23 et detected, or pretended to have detected, a plut to GLAbGMV SALES, JANUARY .15. Wheat, new, 435. to 46.. ; tine, 625. to 644. ; old, 605. to "TN: , u an . the trade m this article continues steady. AYLESBURY, Jan. 15.-At this day's market the best - "lag% I.E.t . AND PERKINS' WORCESTENSIIIRE SAUCE, Caledonian New, 215... OIL Midland, 114 liberate the prisoners in the gaols. samples ot Wheat were dull at previous rates, but parcels out , • t • 62e. • fine 54.. Berle 29e to 302 • fine 3 4 2 Oats new The following are the present quotations :-Wheat u.ndned, sod to .ee Ulat their maned are upon the label and patent me of the Edin.. Leith, and Granton Qrs., 14. E. and Dover, No. 4, 5/.155. , Y. • " '- ' " mitten' per '2O stone, 275. 3d. to 2.42.6 d •a' ' ' 25e. „ hipping, to bottle. The posts have consequently been doubled. A 3,55. York, Noma., and Ber. G. N, E. of condition were 1.. lower. l i riees renged from 4 8 e. tn 51e. 20s. to 22.. ; floe, -40.; old, 28s. to 30s. ; fine, 325. Beans, 26.. e ... tid 11 I I ' . , ar ey, ma tine, per 16 stone, 15.. to 1&. ; Sold itr the Protwietorsx ts,Broadetreet, worcester. and 1, V ero-tteter, Gle.„ Durn., and Car., 71. 30.6 d. Per., 91. lea Barley dull, at previoun quotations. °eta, 21s. to 28s. Beans 60 e. to 52 5• kke. is Oxfordetreet, Lomlne : Manny sad eons. Creme and Ithelosoll, an --- a fallin ff f 8 000 florins haa k I ' 1 ges o , ta en p ace tu tle re grinding, 13.. to 14s. Oats, white, per 14 stone. lOse&l. to •re a brink trade selling at from 36.. to 40..; old, 604. Prrweans, Jan. 15.-An unwillingness on the part of Caked. • ohm oilmen mei merchmes. louden: aid br the moo retwonahle ceipts of the lotteries. No one smoked in public. The PRODUCE.-MINCIN /I /,,, t T w' ' 12a. 61 ; black Hs. 4d. to lls. Sd. Prepared : Wheat, Dialers in mimeo unteermalr. G-LANE, o -pas wo.- Peas as last week. holders to prams sales haa caused the amount of busieess done m ill er .; 20 ' 2 9 . mime . lITHE BEST REMEDY tee LNDIGESTION.- soldters were not allowed to appear in the streets ea td d • cep un er arms, an on service.. The public sales of Sugar advertised for to.morrow are ra- B -0 k I' thee smaller than woad, none being declared of Mauritius, mat d •ti f • The trade w dull b t ith , per atone, .to 30a. ; *heating, 275. to 28e. in Wheat to be smell in these districts, at about former rates. • v - . ATH, Jan. 15. ur mar et was well supp led with Barley, malting per 16 stone, 164. to 175.; grinding, Choice malting Raley in fair demand at about the rates of 14 6 a 6 ,1 ~. i NORTON'S CAMOMILE POLLS ere onnederatlyrecomtnentled eserm one . o grain.. u .u w s. .to 15*. . Oats, white, per 14 stone, 12s. to 135.; Penn- Jae 13 -New Loa 73 33 •Th C - 4 30• to but there are 4 000 hap of Bengal and 100 hhds. Barhadoes ; 1,771 th' d "ht • th eta b t led • -d f is ay se itnig , II er se u i e inquire or. sambed. es • drool° but certain remedy to all who suffer from Indigestion. sick ~s . .„: .... ' _:.. _..- n • . , • lTer " nue * . - ae• . - 2 eor no alteretion ef price. Wheat, 52e. to 564. per qr.; black, 12s. to 12e. 34. Flour, super., per tack, 40s. to 415.; headache. HID. , and liver complaint.): they act ma powerful Mule and "'• 4 e. smur . -erom.iten, 101, Fours 100, Relict:in Fires 1840, i ago IUU CARR and 400 bags et plantation Ceylon Barley, 325. to 345. ; White Peas, 52e. to 58s. ; Grey, 42a. to Oats, Beans, and Pees, in fair supoly, at aeme terms. menhir.. emote aperient, !moaning strength to the sto tt men, .4 0 ,,,,,„ na5 ,.. ro 99; Ditto, 184/, 904; Naidos h ea t, ley ; o orius , Loan, 96 ; immure Coffee are declared. There appears to be a steadi- Wheat, white, 131. 10s. to 141. per load • red 12/. 10. 2„ . e. 'A. • seconds 3.5 e. to 36, • thirds 325. to 34e •fo s 24e ,, , . 48s. ; Oats, 225. to 26e. ' ' ateHm. ihe mem le. .nystein.-Sold In bottle. at Is. HO- or St Vd. cut. Sold., 1 1 4 t lama Sh•res, 3185 . Elellullre on Leaden (eighth nem in the private contract market, but no s • ' • t •to . mean per barrel ' 6oe. Indian Cona Danube, acevity. B to 13/. Barley, melting, 30s. to 3'21. per qr.; grinding, per 20; atone 20; 9d. to 22a ' Ame • by A. WILLOUGH BY and Cp.. Imo B. 0. Militia. 61, ilieladmmte. 23 10. EDVORD, Jan. 15.-The quantity of Wheat at our mar- ; neon, yellow and red, witheet. and wady all medichale ernikra-lk me, to aek for Norton, Rsobwaro.-Paris and Orleans, 1,130; Paris and Rouen, 830; aeht- • -Rum has confidence, founded upon a supposition that there 275. to 30s. Oats, 21e. to 225. Peas, 40s. to 42.. Beans eo 21 ' • ' ket was uite ual to the demand with the price the turn . ato se Smash and l'ortuguese, 19s. 64. to 20.; brobake, Polls. and .b. nee l/e liernenled to purelowe an imitatiroo. non and Marseille% 333; Strasbourg and Bale, Itia ; Bordeaux, 47u ; will be a reduction in the duty, and a large amount of bun- . f q el v r rle le ., . 425. to 442. '• (1 HILDREN'S. HAIIL-HOWLAND'S Ned° . 377 bb ' nets was done in the aggregate Lent week, 1,200 puncheons in - ' .. ' your of the bu e Ba y as more sought after, and white, 20i. to 20t. 6d.; damaged, for cattle, 16s. to 18i. the price • little higher. A good supply of Clets at late rates. HEADING, Jan. 15.-The money of Wheat to-day was by Indian Corn Meal, per cwt., is. 6d. to 10s. ; Oatmeal, per haying been declared on Saturday to have to.en sold during n...) SfACASSAR OIL nourish*. the ff Al Rlo its embryo state. /Web An isicreaced Putney of both old and new Beans, with the no means large, and the bulk of the sample, much out of cwt., 13.. to 14s. 64.; Rye Meal, per cwt., 7s. to Be. i o n, it.,,,wth, sto.tains It in maturity, and xontinitea tim 1 .„,..4.. The Nlndrid mails of the 10th have arrived. General the week.-Rice neglected.-Cotton dule-In other articles die. d a s basal, y"r i t rour. silky Dane., and luxurious nalundmer to the latest Espartero, on that day, took the oaths, and his seat as no alteration. demand i • P - el ' 'ed f Wh nective. eas very scan e, an inquir or. eat, condition, which made the millers very cautiowe and the Bran per 6 stone, 3.. &I. to 34. Bd. t trade enerall ver dull, at bard the rice* of last mar , Frees- period of hungon life. Genial and purifying. It &pct. all wort and ine- PRICES CURRENT. 295, to 315.; Beans, 245. to 324.; Peas, 32e. per 5 bush.; g / 1 1 P KIRKCALDY, Jan. 15.-We have still changeable wes ter. There are no news of ntral interest. Irke s iP s i.Vr t .t t iqii e N; f .. q' P, ' : Te;; e s t e `m e rrlr r ie ' e t e n =r s e s a sena ge Room, per ewt. num Pans. Pige, No. 1. £ 3 70 . 3 13 Barley, 29e. to 335. ; Oats, 21e. to eBe. per qr. ket day. Spring Corn sold at late rates, but the trade was do r, but little rein has fallen this week. At cUor country !MM.. MADRID, JAX. 10.-Tbree per Cents, 27 at 30 days, 264 to 9-16 W. India,B.P.bwirt.33s. 0d.34a. Od Hoops ll 0... 0 o BOSTON, Jan. 15.- -A small merket, and vtry little dap. q ui le inanimate. w ROWLA NDS MA C ASSA if 'OIL" on the wrooper. Pelee 3... 6d., markets, this week, we have had fair supplies of all kinds of P.: DmilY bottim mqvud et lour mall., UN. B d. ; ar , l dnuble that sice, oath ; Four per c o ma, 13 sas h , pi, p er c e „, a, 1.4 . 4 30 d,,,,,, is' yellow &Grey ... 36 0...40 Chrito at Cardiff bar 73_7 1 0 sition to purchase to-day ; Wheat was lower for all descrip- SAFFRON WALDEN, Jan. 15. -Our Barley market quite as grain, with the exception of Barley. We experienced a -India us. pa bottle. sold or the proprietors, a 20, liattonAsplen, London. P.M; ra.kVen, 5 toper. 41 cad,. Coupons 104 cash. aank dd. Pine •• , Frees- sod by all chOINIAN and perfumers. Ferdinand, 123 paper. Exchange on Leaden, 45 30-11.0. Meoritiwi, brown... 23 0.. 34 Lum, at per ton. Yellow 25 0. 38 Pig, .best is 0 .10 10 tain their late value ; no speculators came forward, and Oats aro in abort supply, and a trifle dearer. Beans and rates. Oats, however, may be quoted le. per qr- higher. ___ _ , t -let Si -- • -------- - - -- - Floe 39 0...33 Milled, sheet le 5... o 6 trade in general very dull. Wheat, red, 41s. to 501.; fine, Pets are looking up. Here, to-day, we bad small supplies of Wheat and Barley, edges. LATEST INTELLIGENCE We furnish, in another page, news from New York Ifeetrelee_alemeNte 19 0 ..32 Re. 22 0... OCI 61.. to 545. ; white, 46i. to 52..; fine, 54.. to 565. Oats, WARMINSTER, Jan. 15.-The trade in Wheat was dull. both of which sold readily, chiefly for local consumption, at 34 0 - 37 Patent MIS 2l 0. 0 0 16s. to 21s. Beans, 365. to 38s. per qr. to the grower. last day's prices. Oats were in large supply, and were fully Some very fine white sold at 28s. and 291. per sack ; best red d., Jam • by the steamer Hibernia, arrived at Liverpool. The QZ. w 39 0-.46 red or mbilttia ... 19 10...20 4 le. r quarter chea r. Wheat er eerier 46a to 58e. a __, intelligence from Canada is of intermit. The elections Foreign, brume.-- 27 0.. 31 , Speller Mal die. TEM DAY, Bur o'Clock. to the new l'arliament were in progrees, and the re- 1.4144 b 33 0..34 0 Otto, per 232 imp. gel. d.p. supplied with Wheat, hut tht re was a very dull &ale ; the I condition, 225, to 235. Barley in considei able quantity ; the e ' er ' e y , '''''• ' to • 3s. Oats, 21s. 6d. to 275. Oatmeal, per bag of 2801 b.., 365. es King- OM end white- 37 0 .- 43 0 rah. SW, Pid• 3O 1 0 .• SI 5 prices rather lower. Wheat, white, 50s. to 56a ; brown, he'd quality. with difficulty, fetched 325. to 33a., while some hi 1..... EXPRESS FROM PARIS. sult was in general favourable to the" Radical" party. Refined, Hembree.. 03 0.-70 0 straw M. Papineau had issued a long address to the people, Lunn. 25 5 .39 0 45 33 035 0 brown & yellow l3 e.. 17 0 e. to .525. Barley, 2135. to 325. Oats, 21e. Beans, 3'la. to 7if ve ood malting could be had for 30s. Oats continue scarce ; for common and ieferior there was no alteration in HOPS. - BOROUGH .MARKEY, Poe o'C7ock. - dews% Contra In Bond. ' ~ , Meson. l'attenden and Smith report that tbe deloand which he concludee thus : • Th d d f B h ' d h • , price. e eman or eans as increase , sue caustng e .. . . . Our Paris eespatches of- yesterday noon have ar- . . . West India, ors& rl i Td m Matter ....„ SS 0...34 0 CARLISLE, Jan. 15.-We had rather a "7- s ' - ' 6w* e ' th best Id T . k t ake th full • fI t k roe All aeteriptions of Hope continuee good, at the following dn. of s , Oh, that thone who have the misfortune to be mdiffer. nary 25 0. 50 0 Cul 23 0..93 10 Wheat at our market this morning, which brought prices e 0 le oln e prices OOA Wee , P-0111e ~..,„.... charter. rived. The Cnamber of Peers adopted, on Saturday, ent h 1 • ' 1 (/' ' t ' R b Coed. to t o genere prinem e ertaerpreteit genera.- epu - 35 0_ 53 0 South Sea B7 0 31 ° similar to thou of last wetk. Oats and Barley were esking an advance . of le. per qr . . The demand for best boil- f e 'e7,7 te ; .lie e. K .... 8. 1 ,. „ sm. 0 , . 1 ... 11.. ~, ,,,, .., pc..t 271 , to 3 , . 73 a 7 as the paragraph of the address relating to Switzerland, lice . nism), wnuld give themselves the plemure to make a Vise 00,,, , 70 0. 100 0 Olift,Gallipoll,p.ton 44 0...43 0 : ing Peas has been wereasing since thts day week; therefoee Neer Weald of Kent. 2ld to 3 VI Yearling some; *„ . 3 . 6 to 3 . 0 s IMerally brought forward ; the former realized pri and added one in reference to Poland. The contmit- j , ,urney into the United States, and there they weuld see C"l'n' ....- nrdi- 32 0... Cnnn' Nut - . ..... 19 4)..." ' ' 6d. to 18. above those o. last week. Wheat, white, 225. 6.1 I Bud] were worth this day Is. per qr. more money for grey New Moms ...... .. 2 16 to 310 Old liets.. ...... „ 1 oto 2 0 am, stdp nary 33 6 Seed, Rape, pale, hart:Mom ..... .... 1 4to 6 5 I and maple In Rye no alttration. =day, tee of the Chamber of Deputies hare agreed on the how generally the farmers there excel, in comfort, those of Pine ordinary.- 31 0... 36 0 per ton Bl II 0 eI to 245. ; red, 21, to 225. 6d. Barley, lls. to 124. Potato , ' draft of the address, which will be read in the Charm Canada ; how, from the very worst farms, they reap more nee 3B 0,.. yg 5 Lo ose d ANDOTER JAIL 15,-MOre inquirers for Farnhama and 23 13 24 0 Oats, Bs. 6d. to 10s. ; common, 7s. 6J. to 9s. per rir, Flour, WINCHESTER, Jan. 15.-Wheat: Fine samples taken .. . • . 25., Jam than we do from the very best ; how the very poore.t sell for Mocha, good table:so 0_ Bo u Peovutioros, per set. 24. 24. to 21. 6d. per atone. Oatmeal, 2a. Ityemeal, ls, 6d. readily, at from 565. to 60s. per qr. ; the inferior and damp origin country Hope ; the beet selling at from 51. to 51. 16s. ber to day (Nlondey). ten times the price of the very richest of ours; and they Cost. Mee, onit- Butler-Gork, let_ 91 0...93 0 B l eed cwt ' d I' 4/ 1 samples were not vo much in demand. Barley was in good 31 7 10 .. • ; aeene q" 17 / 6 • re 4 • lq• • ; common cou nty/. i nary to One 33 0... 33 0 255 o o e o a: e l'. a • to 31. 15e.; Hops of 1846, from 6.. to 10s. per cwt. Letters received In the afternoon of Saturday from will meet with one uniform answer-We owe all these good demand, tbe malting making from 30s. to 345. per qr. ; hire, ay i Sumatra and Pa. erd 0 0... 0 0 CHELMSFORD, JAIL X. -There win . . a fair . su . pply of t e h, dni. Turin caused a sensation at the Bourse. and a fall of things to our good government and our good schools." grinding from 28e. to 20a. Oats rather scarce, the finest lere meael ' Maw 23 0... 27 0 Dublin, let 0 0.. 0 0 Wheat at market, and the best qualates maintained last r, builder 50 centimes immediately took place. It appears that __ Tea, at per lb. Limerick. do B3 088 0 week's prices, but • considerable quantity being affected by fro WINCHESTER JAR. 15.-The demand is firm made Is. per qr. more money ; common feed m 20s. to . , ,at the er-Feb. a decree woe published at Turin on the llth, ordering , conetee=7 . 7. l.B. . 0 .. / . ... 081 Carlow, !Pt O OO :....9: 0 . the weather win Is. to 2n. per qr. lower. Barley rather '' . I ",_ : r .. 24. • best 27s Beans were mane, old sold at 62. to 542 Price. quoted last week ; the beat desert tions of Farnham'. HER MAJESTY'S STEAA 8 a HIP AVENGER. Wry, la per qr ; stet y , et 465. to Ols. White P 465. * * and Altou's dna scarce - c mmon S P x and Ke , per qr. ; II g , 0 nt not the Military contingent of 1826, which was about to , 13 6 r e 4 ;aterford as 0 ... 92 n dearer. Beans and Peas same u last week. p e llet be relieved by that of 1827, to remain in service ; _ . - rhe following is a list of officers bele gi gto and s ' n ",: e white ll, 0- en ooard lerr Majesty's late et frigate Av n eng n er, on her J °LT ...I 9 :Z. I C 5 ' : Beef; innie. Pee 0 is.. 0 . GLOCCUTER, Jan. 15.-During the week the supply of maple, 435. Winter and spring Tares, 6.. to 7.. per bushel. so much in detnana. WI/MISCH, Jan. 16.-There I Ia a arge supply of Wheat here WOOL-ANDOVER, Jan. 15.-A lame holder of law 21 i also, that the contingent of 1825, and a part of thou leaving Lisbon, the Ilth December, 1847, and supposed to Patna, cleaned „ Engliah - • to.day, and moderate of other grain. The Wheat trade is T, - •_w 4nui re i n; of 1823 and 1824, should be called under arms. All be drowntd :.-Charles G. E. Napier, Captain ; Hugh M, Carolina 2B 0... 32 0 Pork, prime mess- 57 6. 90 0 -ffered at Is. to 2s. per qr. lower, few transections can be heave, and fully Is. per qr. lower for all but the bent millers' g Wool, at this market to-day, refused 11d. per lb. for his unmixed Tods It • 12d •h If ,AA mg . , a -and-half do. could be bold ill Hsu, officers and sub-officers on canej were recalled, and or- Kinsman, Senior Lieut. ; Frederick Manyett, Lieut. ; Rum at per gall. SMUTS. necon-Pork,Lmrk l ar a.. . . noted. Foreign Wheat likewise participates in the above Do., Belfast 4 ' ' noted decline, but not pressed on the market. Malting ?,,-- 1 -_ ea ual ties Oats end Beans in good demand, at late r t a ea at 10d. ; common blanket do., 7d. to Bd. Feb. 9, as ders were limed to put all the forts and strung places William Archer, router ; James H. Steele e surgeon ; Valet'. ee ,,,,... 1 loam &eon, Waterford, i sah t fine new white 621 M. to 63lbs. imperial Burley in mederate regent, at la per qr. reduction. Beans r-eee ' - " , " HEADFORI3.-There is no alteration in the Wool market. hie 1 7_ 7 7.e. in a state of full efficiency. A coneiderable military , .ne A. Haile, peymaster and purser; William Betts, second p e „,f . - ..... II 0 - 63 6 la per on cheaper with a very heavy trade Oats main- 66e. per Qr. of 36 et. ; gond runs, 6111 m. to 621 th., 545. ; fine, ( Master promend 1. master ; Bernard Delany, seeing assist• Denier 21 to Bell.: - • ' ' • ' ' • .• I new red, 621bs. to 63:1m., 53e. ; good runs, 61Ibs. to 621 M., The purcbaaes made are only for present coesumption, and ass Hotel, force had been marched for Genoa from l'urin and antesui : genn ; William Hint, chief engineer, first. 36 per onn. lord,Belfam,prfrk f tain a steady consumptive demand, at last wtek. prices. on the moot limited scale. There is very little Wool coming 61s • fine old red, 62Ibs. to 631 be., 559. Oats, fine new , ./ 00 . 3 ° 01 from Alexandria. Various rumours we re afloat as te d eo; . , William lit relake, assistant-engineer, first clan ; 0 .? 2 3 . e Waterford, do-. 1 - 30 0 SS 0 With • good supply of English Wheat, but little bueinees • • i mealier Ild to 11111. per st • good new feed, 10Id. to I Id. ' ket owin th o the mar , gto e producen and Wool dealers not or, telia. Jamaica, 30 to 38 Ditto Bladder ... 88 0...9 i 0 was done at our market thia day. Foreign remains as above . , ' • . being content to accept the going prices. the object of these movements. According to some Alfred eltles, do. ; Richard Kennedy, ditto, 2nd clam ; Beans new 365. to 384. i-Robert per cent. o.P. S 6 ... 4 Amerlese,dotyp. 30 0_66 0 noted. In Barley and Beaus there is no change to notice. • • len. 20 75 they had reference to the recent disturbances at Leg- litiary lienty, ditto, 3rd clue ; William Barber, super- e a , e ,..., te.,e. 4 3 ... 11 Rms., Ox and cow, at per lb. Several parcels of Oats have arrived during the week ; WORCESTER, Jen. LEEDS -The amount of busineee transacted in fore' 15.-A large supple of English wheat. e ten !tow, hat inter 2d clan • John Gilmour assistant 24 claw Brandt . Id brands 4 4 3 8 A andM Video horn. Some said they were intended to supply aid nureer / r " ' . ' . ' ' ' .. •, • ••• '...• • t e . „.. 7 ,, and, if wholesale buyere came forward, some Wools this week has not been large but a better feelin cencession Red, 19s. ad. to 20a. per bag of 9st. 10Ib.; white, 20s. 6d. _ . , , g . Magee- William Miller, acting boatswain, promoted from Scourge; &nob spirits, d.p. 10 2 ... 0 T 77 . .7; yi wieuld be made. The followi g p p ces . 7, . . a are the resent ri .- Berle 4. to 4s. 64. r imp. bushel. Beans old English appears generany to obtam among buyers, and no further =milks, 40 the Pope. Thomas Witty, carpenter. 2nd class; Henry S. Baynes, Scotch ....... --• 10 3 - 0 S. ted Pe new 170 ' • " depreesion in prices is anticipated. There is a better feel' elexandm Letters had been received at Turin from Milan, Lieut. A.M. Artillery ;J. 11. Ormond, midthipman ; Cbas. 1641 lO 3 ... 0 Bradt, dry 9 41-0 6 %%heat, English, white, per imperial bushel, 7s. 9d. to 225. per bag of 10 score ; , . 6d. ; Egyptian, 13s. 64. . . ing _,_ , •o _, .... h a . E ne an f r u and in the English market, hut there has not been any material 1 Tenni s FIAI, per ten. Depilated 0 4 . II 41 0 14s. Oats 30. 74. 2d.; red, fo. &I. to 6s. 104.; Dantric (low to high t , Per luM nee 0 which represent the results of the massacre of the Rae, ditto ; Thomas Otrey, muter's assistant; Sidney - mma,P.T.R. £47 0. 34 Rio, dry 0 44...0 3 mixed), per 480 lbs., 7e. to 7s, 3d. ; Polish, Pome- V elnh, 3s. per bush, of 39the. '" 5 " incre in the extent of sales. We do not quote any fuz ee?, Hans 3rd as being very much more serious than has been Ayling, ditto; Henry J. S. Walker, cl. rk ; William A. Ist. Petereburg, 9 Lima& Yelp. dry 0 3 ...0 6 ranian, Stettin, 6.. 3d. to 6.. 9d. ,• Odesea Marianopoli, Y J 15 A th • d ' k t h oRK, an. .- t may a mar ewe ave • u ther reduction in prices had fII e * Gilmour, reported. The Count Cluati, the mayor of Milan, had SPe t . t 1.1. 7w ed clerk •J.P. _a ood, cadet ; W.l. 8. 111. Moly- head ... . 0 0... 0 West Inds, dry.... 0 4 ...0 3 , soft, fis. 3d. to &. 6d.. Odessa Taganrog, hard, se. 3d. - AIICESTER.- Wools continue steady, and more business Minfort X emu', ditto. Dutch and Flemish 58 0...55 Salted 0 14-6 44 5s 9d Bart E . l h •d • 3921 be 28 to average supply of all grain. Wheat, unless of ve one r 1 has been doing for the Yorkshire market this week. Mistol-F. gone to Vienna to remonstrate with the Emperor Prieeland 50155 ' 0- against the proceedings of the 3rd. M. 14, cio, a Hum, at per tore Kips, 13.Ayres, dry 0 7 ..0 8 30e. ; malting, per imperial qr., 30s. to 325.; foreign, barley end Oats are each lower, the former Is. per qr , and LivEttrooL.-Althoueh business in foreign Wool is far Choriton. CALLS TO THE BAR.-The Hilary Term calls to SLEetereburg,eleonF 33 0...38 Hume% dry O3l ..0 9 grinding, 275. to 295. Beans, Englieh, old, per impenal the latter id. per stone. In other articles no alteration. from briek, there is decidedly more inquir . y, and the sales , Wednem councillor of state, and a devoted adherent of the . _ T i d S d outshot the bur of the Mtddle emp e were ma eon atur sy hot 7 4 33 0 .33 S. Aneer.llone, per bushelais. 6d. to 7m.; new,sa. &I. to ss. 84.; foreign, Egyptian, Wheat, white, 63... to 575. per qr. imp. • red, 60.. to 535. have been to a fair esti nt. * The market is rather bare of 29 0 30 bide 6 '1 5 per 654 lbs., 4s. 3d. to 4s. 6d. Oats, per 312 lbs., Lime- Berle ' ' 3.3 t 32.. • ' cl • 28e y, maaing, P. o . , grip ing, . ' t o 29.. 8.... , Wools of • ureful clam. In Scotch there is hardly anything ad, York- government, had resigned. evenire, and they compriee the undermentioned gentle- R i gs, owns 37 0. 0 Roes* ditto 6 .• 3 • rick, Wexford, end Enniscorthy, wbite, 235. to 245.; 425. to 455. Rye, 36n. to 38.. Ma1t,621. to 641. Oats, Ild. to report beyond a few sales of Cheviots and white Wools. . Mayne Si It seems, from an article in the Rerue ch 4 D,ux men : -Stephen Cracked', Esq. ; Jane . ' Hannan, Ence : outabot J. Talbot, Cork, Waterford, and Youghall, 22a. to 235.; Welsh, ,rt & Man. Mondes, which appeared on Saturday, that the go- William Carter. Esq. a Robert Sawyer, E.q. ; William Car- peen Jermica..34 0... 0 0 to 113 d. per stone of 14Ibe. Flour. 392. to 4 35. Per seek Imports for the week ending Jan. 15: Foreign, 6,663 bales; C. Parker, vernment has decided not to ratify the condi•ions on mault Scott, E.g.; Francis Prujean, E.g. ; and George M E, r , llia 15 0 .13 Campeothy SO. 0 0 black, 21s. to 22a. 6d.; Irish, per 3121b5.,211. tons. 6d. Peas, o f 2,901 e.. previously, 2.552 ; total, 9,215. Scotch, 649; previously, 7 0. 1 1 0 breakers, per imp. bushel, English, 6.. to 60. 6d. ,• grey and 598; total, 1,247. erantham, JACIICA Edward Brown, Esq. Delimit, Jan. 14.-Onr market to-day was generally ishire-0. which the Dake d'Aumale accepted the surrender of ~ • Bombay lB 019 Pustio Juana 510 GII grinders, per 6oalbs., English, 50.16 d. to ss. gd. ledian sbeppard, Abd-el-Kader, and that the ex-Emir will not be sent INTERNATIONAL COPYRTGHT.-A despaten nae been hate ...... ... co tar as re- d by the Lords of her Majesty's Treseury from the to Egypt. This however is to be managed sons blesser rec«ive . , __. Tut, at per cwt. 62 0... 0 sow 10 0...13 9 0 10 0 Flour, best Peoonds, English, 40s. to 42e. Linseed Cake, end 64. per barrel fer Oat.. Oatmeal and Flour were also nig, staplers being more willing to do busier's. at me recent Ilighmte mininter at Berlin, and by them transmitted to the Com- " PO 6. 0 IJma 10 10..13 10 French, 101.10 s. to 111. Import* of the week ending Jan. • Pe, . Ships:ma, ks con ten °nets. Svelte missioners of Contains, intimating the accession of the fol. o ne. t „ 914 , 4 1, s 32 0.„ 0 Hs ,. 11 10-13 9 7 :-Wheat, 1,000 qrs.; Barley, 915 ; Oda, 3,735 ; Beans, th al V. h le' 28e per lb followlng era. e gener currency : eat, w ne, .to • -T -atle-upon. The aame article diseloees, in an indirect manner, lowing states to the international copyright convention, con- lane, at per ton. Red Sanders. 4 3 . II 0 1,75.5. 32..., red, 255. to 30s. per 213011 m. Oats, Ile. to 12a. 6d. Sermand per 1961 be. Barley, 14s. to 17s. per 2241ba. Oatmeal, CATTLE, &c.-SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock•- abenb, J. the resolution of the cabinet to transfer the question /erring thereon ita valuable privileges: Grand duchies of Bars ES 3 ge 1 Brazil 18 0 30 ft GUILDFORD, Jan. 15.-We had a good market of Wheat, I2s. 6.1. to 142. per cwt. Seconds Flour, in sacks, 16s. 6d. to We have to-day • large supply of Beasts, and trade very take -Earn of reform from the banquets to the tribune. Saxe Weimar and Saxe Altenberg : Principalities of Rens but a heavy dragging trade and eel a partial clearance - lor, Milne. Schleiz, Gerard Lobenstein Ehersdorf, Schwarsbourg Ru- TALLOW.-LoNDos.-Large arrivals during the ' • • ' • y Ise. per cwt. American, 295. to 31s. per barrel. Indian Blow. 0 rag P n the eve e rices are rather lower then on Mon was made, at a reduction in price of Is. to 2a. per quarter. C 28s. to 365. per 480 lbs. orn, day last, although borne of the choicest Scut., tke. still make Id, three- Disturbances have taken place in many cities of Lom- dented!, sod Schwanbourg Sondenhausen. lan week have now increased the stocks to above those of Out of condition samplee very difficult to quit. Wheat, 48s, 6n. Inferior qualities cannot be quite cleared off. The number d, &J. D. last year. The deliverite good, though not excessive. Sipe e. white- hardy. At Brescia the commandant of the place was to 635. Barley, 28s. to 325. Oats, 20s. to 23e. Beans, 40s. BELFAST, Jan. 14.-We had a liberal supply of all kinds of Sh • all • b ' h d reseed state of cep ts very sin , ut, owing to t e ep - culation has altogether ceased, and prices are fallir.g. h of grain at this day's maket, and farmers' Wheat maa in a ham•h" killed. This officer had said in one of the public cee's -5 to 455. Peas, 40s. to 435. the dead market, it is quite adequate to the demand. Wright X COM.IIERCIAL & MARKETS. price of P. Y. C. this day is 445. 6d. to 445. 9d., with the cer- moderate demand at about hut week's rates. In parcels ex- KINGSTON, Jan. 15.-Wheat was plentiful, yet none but . We have a dull trade and last Monday's quotations barely -" At Cracow the head of a man was worth five tainty of a speedy . further reduction. The present stock. are ship or store, we have had very few traneactions ; holders • ntained Th ' • Cal . ff ' . ere are seer) few .es on o er, hut pram florins, at Milan it is not worth more than five sous." 21,247 casks, against 20,907 last year. The deliveries since the very beet, weighing 60Iba. to 6.31b5. per bushel, and in would have submitted to rather lower rates. Flour dull, at Bla' • • . On leaving the cafe he was poignarded. On his body MON i'Y - ' • MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. the Ist June have been 61,971 casks ;in the correnponding fine grinding condition, sold at last week's prices, the poorer f ' Berle • od te d d ' h . ormer poen. yin m era eman , wit out change cannot be quoted higher The trade for legs lie about the AILS. of last ear the were 67 424 casks. The arrivals was found a paper bearing the worda-" This has Two o'C.'ock.-Our stock market has worn rather a Period , 1 1 t . , samples remaining in the hands of the sellers. Of Barley, . I e Oats are about 2d. and Oatmeal about sd. per in va u . . , . same as of late. , From Holland we ha•e 114 Beasts, 1,360 th beat Chevalier sold at an advance of Is. per quarter; Sheep, and 12 Calves ; Scutiabd, 300 Beasts ; Norfolk and Del • have been,since the IstJune, 75,119 casks ;in the eorreepond- e cwt. lower, and the demand not brisk. Inthan Corn and Iey.NSW e been given gratis." heavyappearance.although we have had an active I usi- . 'ng period of but year they were only 67,780 casks. common malting and grinding as last week. Good heavy • • . Suffolk, 1,500; Lincoln and Lticeater, 300 ; Ireland, 160; Meal have agein declined fully ss. per too, and at this abate. and Spain, 130. mo and We have received the journals of Florence to the ness in Consols at 87 to 4- for money and time, in the 1 Beans, old, fetched 54m. per quarter ; new, 64162., 50s. Oats meet sala were to-day difficult to t.ffect. Prices of ana Feb. 7 Peas 42a te 48s ; might be had at from 201. to 28s. , . , Pow vt.me of 811 w. 5. 4. a. di Pee stone of SIM. s. Aa d. t 10. Jana! Btll, and or other parts of Italy. They iudicate the early mut of the morning. Prices are now better, at 87,I; POTATOES.-SOCTIIWARK, WATERSIDE, Jan. 17. and parcels in store per ton : Wheat, new. red, Irish:Tr: Best Scots, Ilcrefonla.. 184 lo i Het 1,11.. e lif.-bds tils 0 011 41 • • F4l4 ' II same 1 a t d f t tam proceed- to l , but with fewer transactions. The funds come lower - genera exci emen an erroen a , There has. been several arrival, .ince our last report from I MANCHESTER, Jan. 15.-The arrivals from Ireland has to HI. les.; white, 111. 10e. to 121. Outs, Irish, 6/. 12a. 6d. Best shonhorns ...... 164 8 i Bot Lnutwoole . : :LI U. Peter, - his week been considerable, and supplies of Flour from our to 1 Barley, 61 10n. to 71. 65. Oatmeal 11/. 6. to 121. &one comb.; Baum_ 3 6 4 4 i . Do. do. Moen ing from several very obvious cause+. The states of both from Paris and Amsterdam, which is one cause of Yorkshire sad Wisbecb, and these, with thou of former 4b 6 1 knee and monad quality 3 4 1 Ira ; Free- t e d • • h • B ' h 7 * - .' 81 81 * * 511 nsh*s" est coast an the intertor rat er increase. usiness as Prime ellow Indian Corn, .to . ss. ; Meal, 81. 1. to pip . . 405 0 I Do. do. Shorn 0 II 0 Port Pt& Venice, Lombardy, Modena, and Naples are roused to , the dulness of the market here. Reduced Threes, 871 arrivals may be considered a toleratey good supply be 11 d • h bee ' f of th b At ge • clo y ba 11" 6d 17 White Indian Corn Best DeS. A helibned. 50 5 I Leath. ._.,,.....,.. i . -„ 0 0 5 en at, an pnces eve nin avour e uyer. . per rre , oe. .to s. 'w Orleans; he season and the matins that arrive a high pitch of excitement at beholding the progn in ito 'Z. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 88 1 to 4. for t . . , q . this day's market sales of every article are confined to the ; . „ 81. Os. to 91 • ?deal 91. se. to 91. 10s.; do. per barrel, 16e: Ikeeu " marl ''' . 3.3 ' 5 ' bb4 q 4 4°d " ' la. 18 • 43° ' tbb.. .. 84; 7414. 771 by rail in one week are ry constderable, not e. sailed : of reform, and constitutional governments starting Exchequer Bills, 2.15. to 27e. pranium. Bank Stock, holders of th v e e beet I fY k supply of consumption, and since tho day week the decline t o 16.. e e e EshisitiLLEN FA tR.-Our fair waa pretty well supplied withstanding the samp es 0 Or Meld, New into life on every side of them, while they are them- 194 to 7. Regents arc asking more money, in consequence of that may be etated It Dille 3d. per bushel on IVheat and Oats, CORK, Jan, 14.-The trade here for the last few days has with stock of all kind., snd was upon the whole rather Meter lerenhara ; I pe knd barrel on Flour 1 per load on Oatmeal, than any previnua one we bad for • considerable time. Horses selves coerced by an irou despotism. In the foreign market we have no particular varia- sample being eagerly eoughe after, to be sent to the inland e. s. - r InC a • ' s ' ' B m i d a been characterised by much languor end igactivity, and the . per quarter on Indian Corn sr d eans, tan , ood d d d h db t t aal seem disinclined for the prt sent to purchase more then w er e ta ft man .AD many were pure see , • a A quarrel, attended with high words, is reported tion. Irutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are lower, at to Scotland and an advance o some °-• districts, and . , . n other articles sharing in the depreseion. The following ~` e " comparatively low prices. Mileteand fat Cows brought high for the supply of their immediate wants. This to have taken place at Nloderta, between the Sove- 54 to i; at Amsterdam, en the 14th, they were called atop . . r; les have Leen realised. The following ere the are the current prices : Wheat, .per bushel of 701 M., '• n k • lin to ail articles of produce, for, though prices, but those of . inferior qeality were little attended to. 40s 1502 • d - et . • n present prices .Y rk Regents, I .to . , o. at , . 3d trial recall PP h were *old knekl ticularl ood stroo ewes and e t oke, of • reign of that duchy and the Duke of l'arma, on the 541 to 13-16 ; the Fours here are 80, to , Spa ish . Enghsh, white, 82. 3d. to 84. 9d.; rea, 7.. 94 to 8.. . ' the prices of some are tolerably . well maintained, ' S e re ' ) I. Par I' g g d 12: to 130 s - &notch Reds, 120 s. ; do. Buffs and an soy, me . , te 7s 9d. to 8.. 3d. ; red, 7s. 6d. to 84. Barley, per fat wedders. There were many hogs, more than we had a dragging trade is experienced in all. Same sir en, Eue of subject of Guastalla. In November, 1814, it seems Fives, 181 te 191.; the Threes, 281 94. Portuguese, vibite ,, , 110 a. 1. 120 s. ; Wiabech, 110 s. to 1311..; Kent and S''' t ..- eu n n i hei of paha , ' • 3. 6d 0 beh 1 f grinding, . .to 4s. ats, per u e o . d hibi ed f sal d fth b ht pecte ,ex t or e, an some o ma ram very the then Duke of Lucca (present Inike of Parma) 2.1 i to 6. Mexican 171 to 181. New Grenada, ltle to E. tee Regents, 110 s. to 140 s. ; do. Shams, 110 e. to I2os. ; 45Ibs , English * , Scotch, and fine Irish, 3e. 3d. to 34. 4d ; nvals of foreign grain have taken place since our last, tl „. price .. lemon, of • do. Kidney's, 1204, to 140 s. ; do. Blues, 110 a. to 12 , 0 e. ; but as they merely call " for orders," our stocks a 's agreed by treaty to cede to the Iruke of Modena the 19. Peruvian, 34 to 6. runs, . . . eans, per qr. o Insh ' kilzedried 3e to as 4el B f 5041 M s 70s. to 90e. • Hamburg, 90s. to 110 e. " here are not tatty to he increased to any extent. We have KILKENNY MONTHLY FAIR,-Tbere was a large supply .• 1 . Gar " / ' reversion of the town of Guastalla on the decease Advice's from New York bring a further rise there Duteh White „ English, mall, 40n. to 425. ; Tick, 395. to 41s. Peas, per fair indeed compared with the same period Mime year, very of ell descriptions of black Cattle, and Pigs were in greater .et. T. 0. P. of the Arch-Duchess Maria Louisa, in con- in exchange on England, then quoted at 11 premium CORN.-MARK-LANE. - Our market was tolerably 8 imperial bushels, white, boilers, 445. to 46e. Flour, per , , l'es ol bores. reduce the recei ts for the week abundance than we have seen for many months. Fat Cattle sack of 2801 b.., English and Irish, fine, 40s. to 41e. ; super. *ar .ll e "Pt! . t . .P . 'ee -- - Lei 94 b I • od eu 1 The ordinar run of black Catile sold. 60 d Tl h he' sideration of a loan of four millions then on firetclass paper at ays. le c arges mg II su lied with Wheat by land carriage samples from the ti 2a 3 44 45s 0 al 1d f Ming :-- or heat, e,e96 oarrem, at zee, to . . per arre ; were in ge pp y. . y Hume" of of 're PP . ne, 4 .to 4. It. ; extra, s. to . . atme , per oa o Berle 2 042 tl2 to 15. • Oats, 6,1347, at 9n. 6d. to from 9/. to 10/. 10s. a I ead Mdch Com were rather scarce- . y„ , a v. . , granted. To the fulfilment of this contract the ex- 11 per cent., made 111 per cent. upon the shipment near counties ; the condition of many was, however, very ! i 2401b5., English and Irish, 28e, to 295. et. Inge of • indifferent. Selected parcels were saleable at a reduction of 1 lls. Bd. The trade in Wheat is leu brisk, and prices have Fat Sheep were not plentiful-they sold from 28e. to Us- Duke of Lucca now objects and proposes to repay . geld. I J 15 Wh d h h MARLBOROUGH, an. ...- eat tra e was any ;t e ________.-... , the wife of the sum lent. On this subject the altercation took ' We have intelligence this morning of two ban/eing le. per qr. upon all: interior and out-of-conch atoned lot. . lo st made 141. 10s. m 14/. 16s. per load; common, IV. to --- - - Warburton. I rank- were a very Place, the issue of which was the precipitate de - l and commercial failures of importance, one at F _ __ . dull Mlle, at • decline of fully 2s. per qr. f Sales of foreign prone s , eded lowly at an attatement of la per 1 131. 10s. Barley was in good demand ; finest malting sold AVERAGES, FROM THE "LONDON GAZETTE' OF FRIDAY LAST. paean. of the Duke of Parma for Nlotiena. It is fort, the other at Offenbach, near Ciu - lsruhe. It is o r for all but the choicest qualities. Barley was a dull trade, lat the prices of this day week, common scarcely reaching a NEAT. I JIAILLEII• GA - is. NYS. , BEANS. I, ERAS 'erg-len. of • however that the house of Kueel q . re - e „r 1 such ; best, 345, per qr. ; moderate, 304. to 324. ; poor, 28s. now said that that prince disavows the proclamation 1 interest to know„ but cannot be quoted lower. Oats were in moderate ti DenTOMl6. rftmwors Am..* I %arias Aversiii mii.ner. , A•entip • Min. Mankne %Marten A• Qn. Dewar. .; I Oats were of aback sale ; nest, 265. ; others at 212. to 24e. issued at l'arma on the 26th, and has sent to eupeli - and Ce , lately reported, has been enabled to resume at previous rates. Beans and Peas wen unaltered in val . by the RM. Beans, 445. to 555. Peas, 43e. to 484. Rye, 30s. to 325. Lefts ... ..... aof the Rte. cale the aid of the King of Sardinia to deliver him payments. BRITISH. iialliage ser Meestr• 361 37 91 30 1 60 21 .. ... 1.3 43 ' 3 40 0 , Jane, eldest ENGLISH FUNDS. Waxer, IF and Kent, red 19 to 33 to 53...whit5..... 47 to 55 to 57 NEWCASTLE-ON-TTNE, Jan. 15.-The weather this week 0 11 . 1 0 - 6007 32 . 5752 29 1 207 21 .I U 0 461 33 14339 1 Prior. Kerr', from the foreign influence, and the intervention of Hank Stock, 194 T 3 per CL Cons for Ac., 871 i Norfolk and Suffolk. 47 to 31 to 53.- do 31 to 33 to 35 has been of a variable character. Up to Tuesday we had ,„ 07774,7d .„,„ efee 51 7715 11 I 3 21 I 26 44 14 39 4 f Oreign troops, of which he has been made the 3,, et, no. A.m., 874 i 31 per Geol.- air 1 Talavera (Emcee or Suffolk) 35 te 59 frost and thow ; since then it has been cold and raw, with 4 :,,, e5 ,„ 77 ,, 5r0 .4,,,, .... 9 51 154 31 I 47 10 I ::: ...... 13 SS • 49 0 . T 1 :0 1 ;1 u 0 . .. 14 %.4 A. : Viet's. 3 per Ct. Cons. Anne., b7l 1 2-schooner Bills 2,N0. to 275. p. FORE/41. FUN DS. Cemb.* Lin., red... - to -co --white-- -to - to - Northumb. and lkotchdo. -to -... do.-- - rain at intervals, and to.day we have • return of frost. With Oxfordshire t° - b. - very moderate arrivals of Wheat and Flour since this day Wiltshire 1693 63 3340 32 38 22 ... ... ... , - 81 40 I 411 46 111 11 II 13 42 It Lettere from Leghorn of the 9th say that the 5 per CL etootrian Bonds, id a r o per Cent. (feuds lete. Da res S 3 2 . 194 20 10 39 U 41 a by the Roe. tO Deferred Ms, 3 4 Irish do SO to 32 ore nnight, the trade during the week has assumed rather Berkshire ............... .......... 2630 2366 e ar of Honer. dirorders which hail broken out there had been ;',/ ,„.. 55, & - e t k ,l'L l e t" _ "•" 5 per Ct Mexican, ISM, 111 161 Rea. -to --distilling 13 to 25 to 27 I more firmness, and • fair clearance has been effected at Surre7 -- - .MtB7 I ... ... 233 31 84 22 .- - ... 111 94 I ray, daughter 7 - ".":, - ct. Homily; 8,L,.., es le 6 per Ct. Peruvian Ma., 34 6 BARLEY, Feeding Met 1971 31 1374 SI 170 21 ... ... 107 S 7 14 431 3 . i ' 'Ditto New. 74 8 Portman.. Cm,. lid% Si 7 m a i - ...... ..........„...... 211 to 30...Clanalier29 to 31 ttne32 about former rates. Barley, still continuing scarce,. has sold on I s s e. 1567 61 , 667 32 609 20 ... ... 55 17 66 UII sa o p, by the '1774 from Rome of the Bth say that the popular' 6 per Ct BUM. Ayres Ime. SO 2 6 tor et Itastul ikia. lo 6 a bish - I rather higher terms, as have also boiling Peas ; whilst to make 1/ ,,,,, 1743 32 i 2274 10 as 41 I ei ta e itector of SL Chillan Bits., 86 90 Ditto Spanish Mi... 11 , 191 Rear Wainer.. - I _ ad , progress with Malt, lower rates had to be submitted. Beane D oes erehire , - - 0. mar 55 55 3. assemblages in that city and the general excitement aee enee Cohn nh. Def. lato. - 3 per CL Spini,Mll.l.‘, fle Oars, Eaglish Feed .21 to 23 to 3.1 s Od.. Nuke 7 ''' -a 1 and Oats were held somewhat firmer. At oar market this Dentoebire. ent 39 l 290 30 1 27 l 20 ' ... ... 5 45 . 5 12 0 have given much uneasiness te his Holinees and to the c. 1110301 am ;meadow 11-10.;11 i sweet, Da ferret Ws.. 113 Ditto Poland. ,33t024 to 33e Od-preato 1, to 29s Od , . Cornwall 386 56 I 494 25 111 :0 e t , ordworth. '' •er Ct. Danklo HI.- 62 4 sumo, P.O. WS., 44 i Berwick is Soda Ind 24 to 26e Odespolato 24 to 27e Od , morning we bad • moderate show of Wheat from the grow- ;,...,...„,.. 1., - 3348 37 1 1443 32 722 21 ' ::: :: 416 45 - 0f 3( . 7 tom of Mo.. Foveremerie, in consequence of which an article has 5., ~,,,,,,, mit a, 11 ,1„ ., 64 , 2 . per CL Vmwrucla 8d.., 38 8 18 to 22s lid black. 2l to ha Od era, glhi the reeepts coastenseebeing extremely trivial, fresh- 1 ee • 0 \: . 1 0 ., 0 lOO 57 I 293 36 I ~,.. •• • I • - ... o, GroeveneX• published in the official journal, the Diario di 14.. r Ct. Carta Dutch. 831 t I commis Deferral Ithe. 10 11 Irish feed MILO potato 24 to ms Od I tbreshed pared. were taken off freely at fully last wen k's !I"V o mme ., ,,,,„„ e en. -_ 1 ,1 40 es 1269 32 17 . 7 II . ... .. Eio 46 1 41 49 9 ..___ 36 to 18...f1ne, pelt ....... 38 to 1,2 prices, whilst in weals country or foreign little mu done, the 1 Herefordshire .....- ...- 230 31 1 93 32 If VI _ ... 10 31 9 sp 2 -. oa rs, by the . ROild, on the Bth, remonstratine against the noisy Meer abridge. 05 and turbulent demonstrations in which the people RAILWAYS.-The market is quiet to day, but, PRA., greZ SS to 38.10d...map1e SS to 10 tenacity of holders tending to check transactions. The re- . worcesterilike 746 33 , 407 23 67 27 41 60 I ... ... 33 34 5 10 to 64...treme. al 4O to 64 174 59 498 36 SI 40 ... „. 1, Walton. o o - Ile cent liberal arrival of Flour being well cleared off the mar- 1 !OJT 992 59 i 332 37 t. L. Inclose* , hid indalged. being settling•day, attention is chiefly directed to white 37 to 41 . bnikr.... - ... 02 46 ; ..5 4i - 11 •- •*34 to 36...01d 4i to 13 krt, the granaried stocka were held with more firmness, et" .. . ..... ---••--- 21 13 ... - 7 73 0 king up. York and Newcastle No. 1, have been g e ,,,,, u an ereo,„„„ „33 to 14-tlea Cheshire . .... 499 54 I - - 3410 26...erna1l Mto /18...01d 13 to 47 arid in the busine. s done last week's prices were about ~,...„,....„7 0 376 58 i 245 33 00 15 1 :: :: fa 49 I ... eft, wife of J. Since the above was written wo have received In ' N d I 'ege 9' d • Madrid and done at 4 pm.; emu an e , a ~ . Harrow Team, New aiming - °a - XIII winter -uo --old -to - realised. Rye without change. Malting Barley, on account ol ;Zi.';' - k e s uo • 2843 86 . 1066 33 175 27 US 33 I ... ... 31 46 1 one hes from our own seenespondent at }tome V l nti 1 Is. per share ; F.astern Counties, 16. Raremzu, New ••••••• 4- 3B t° 80 its extreme searelty, sold rather higher ; choice farmers' Corn, a egeo seroore 132 25 12 38 ... ... 10 45 0 n late N. COrri a e a, . e Lenue Cuss, per theasand ...... ......... .. .... gl2 go te ; Ll; et es. a u in the absence of south country qualities, being saleable at 32a. North:metal _............ 3103 31 j 1443 11 442 31 ... ... Ull 43 I 8 30 0 t b i r el l a e te Bth. We learn that it is inteeded to give to IN NDO SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO Thlb DAY - LO. , . , pro prietor of C 31 1111281 (iirri a seat in the newly-created Council of (Htturday's prices will be found In last page.) FLOCS, TOIMMIIde, delivered 44 to 48...thishousehrell 42 to 11 to 34e. per qr., weighing 561bs. to 58Ibe, per bushel. Malt Rutland 413 83 ' 830 31 ... .. ... iii n ... - - 1 4o - i ::: - Luc cense of St are, aed to place him in the off* of Secretary Rio k Oxfonl Jn., 243 Wined, 113 4 Do. 40f. de.,131 i Norfolk and Suffolk. ita to 40.-white Northumtertand, lehmele, and Yorkshire 40 to 42 extremel diffi ell 't dnl th choicest nalities „Beellerd 7 i.. tto qui ,an o y e q to - are saleable at our quotations. Boiling Peas the turn '"" -... ..... d A. Exeter 63 of State for Foreign Affairs. The following is the : 3 , r ( " e l 55 . • ... 7 Do. 511. M., 131 60i9 45 1 1 2323 19 1414 19 ... _ 18/ 26 il 42 0 aer Ylwo l' 44s DeSinglaiDshlre, ri Smsex and Kent - dearer. Beans, without change. With Otte we were fully r „ . ,ff o u, 10469 53 12771 29 1101 SI 1 40 29 3 US 33 13 811 5 Inter of oar correspondent : Caledonian, 334 6 N. Britieh, 261 . Do. halve% 12 FOREIGN. , s supplied by our growers, sad, the demand prods g active, a N or f o lk, 9163 14 ; 17927 30 , 171 21 20 TE 0 231 M 31 43 1 ituse4s KW*. ROME, JAN. 8. E. Anglian, 231., L. &E.& L. & Bd. uni.. 4. W r, Derma and Konigsberg... 83 to 55 line O7 lee " el ne Maa early effected at rather over the terms of this Lincoindare..........-..... .... 11570 62 . 4331 31 1 i 4903 19 16 37 10 109 40 63 to 33 earau lel SI I is ~ tie Pornerenean, Rostoek, end Stettin, in of B. Nan' lent You on the 3rd a hurried despatch concern- Do. 31. 10s IL . Oxf., Wore., te Weir., 201 day se'nnight., The best Scottish feeding qualities, weighing N French end !intent Yerkehire........ UM lee ' 4777 U I 11.63 30 10 36 0 10 41 la 44 .- 0 irersthe al " e ' ill g the doings on New Year's-day, the events of the g . (4,,,,,a 55 , "15 Scottiah Central. 28 4 49 to 13 141 be, per bushel, are easily placed at 245. per qr. Present , ____„_ ....... 1116 65 . Ito U 1 437 22 1 . ... 43 id ... ... Shrew. and Birto., A, 51 Denise and Handeargli _et uNI-Mgresdene -to - pncesoWleat, Brttish, Northumberhuld, old, white, 6135. to .e . ,,,e.T.:";`,„.e.01 '''' e at se I 7 32 I I no le I ::. ... of 9, Dcftekr- °ming year presenting at that date a mass of tte Lambent, a G ,11 Ithehire Union, 14 Rend= ... .. ... ••• Do. Halves, II Danube mid Odessa * 40 to 30 62 ; red, 64a. to Ms. ; new, white, 682. to 595. ; red, o ne e e n ni e lO7 57 713 31 i 435 n i ... ... .... ... "I n o, re Mien - Bull and confusion. Things are now better under- Gt. Northern, 41 South Devoe, 21 S. Staffordshire, 1 Spanish Med - 5141 13 ' 1041 10 1 313 23 1.- ... 44 31 11 I I °. l _ t ; l3 C 4 lle and the contemplated collision between the tn. Lon. k York r ... 4 . 1, te. E. & Dover, 31 Another'. - le --Aaelaalial- "" '''' w '•' to 625.; red, 665. to 595. ; new, white, 58e, to Miura. 1393 33 64 14 1 64 17 ... ... 40 39 11 i ... ... est oblUith•ef ' 4f -to - 410 15 653 33 1, __ , , 901 17 1 - ••• Ll „'ir guard and the mob is traced to its source, viz., l at. 8 . k. W. (14 ' 11 " ), - 2, Do. Thirds, No. 4, 51 Era 625. ; red, 645. to Sea. ; Lincolnshire, old, white, 56.. wale. - ... - ••• I West neaten Halves, 1 21 to 29...dletillIng to _ Lannon, Use mr treachery or stupidity, or Botts, of the city go- no, eine, les ft. Wales, to 1 Esau,. Feeding -• tO FAL 4 red, 665, to 6a • new white 66e. to 60s. • . ""3.s " laenwel - W - • 7 ' ' ' ' MsperlerWeelde everage..-.. 10UM 63 1 ' Inn )1 . 35 - 11 - 66 10 U U U 6 4340 10 6 11N .111 1 wilts, som e a Wry, 18 :enema , 116 e" lerfeer, ' Mons. Savelli, who, during the night of I Do. New 174., 10 1 t . . .. 3 4 . A. li.sim. 7,4 0 ,,,,, x y, Kea% o wbara..rT... tht ~v ~~ 1 I ll■ • nob , 4 r< „Q . !. • - ___, ;47 C.. 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