The Express. — London, England, 1847-04-09 00:00:00

_ t ir 17( eft CA 1., MEDICAL, sad GENER. I L LIFE ASSURANCE SOCINTY. of fir sgs, and in every statics may se .re with this sobs at very r 'Swale tetras. p i pes saw , do is required for sot i. or evoidenre in any port ' dim's. re . . .. Wilhing ". •104 or e.e ha other puts of the g o. off els• t aid Polio a at . mull insume la: residual. FOURTH DIVISION OF PROFITS. a mil ., ~„„ • u...i publ,herl of all the Bonuses ,leelared--. ih most of the :,ge Reserve Fund—of the favourable Suspects of SOS sew eseane - , .ad of the date of th. Society gener-lly, as be opimol NW O. visas) of sly of the Society'. dant; or by addrbobill II Stu , to GEO. B. PINCIiARD. See., No. 7S, Great RussU.street, Slaciinsbuty, i radon En — T 1 Brrioxs at the OARDEN of the NONTICELCUIAL SOCIETY of LONDON, for the year 1847. Exhibition• alibi place on the following daturday.:—May 8, Ms 19, sod Jab , szwrr ooa„—v' perms,.whether FeliORS of the Society CC not, sollbe at libort7 'cod subjects for exhibition. No Ayee •xemei'd ; but sluts will be placed at the dime- Spg ci the &wit urneers. The sums 0, &IYIETOLII nth be . .lee 73 of el:lA. l6l bn Prior to their e. aninaholl itp thr Jur.v DIUYaItV o Ostieri nth Exaterrinv.—Exhibitore are earnestly gigoestel w note, to writing, previous to the thy of mect.ng, what they iato.,, oi supply, in order that due provision mai be made Wipe super oi• .tiotion of the opecimens on the exhibit; tri • mmionr• • Alt tic judge. should proceed to ooasidr the re. waft Moils e. , tle rah:tone. by 10 aux, awl, a. it is .7noluicly uthmothhie that the tables be arranged by that the • it has to „„lnied tDO nava for exhibition giall be adrotled Into ; o go apse eight o'clock in the looming; art if the =mo d my 1 ..r i-up Nth*, or other ems, should no: i e in the .601110 Mt at t,ie said hour, such eases or boxes most be rxcluded rattinthillett tor mirk All eitimainens, woother a fruit or nreem untouched until after six o'clock, when they Who delivered tttai the hinds of the exhibitor.. 000notoo or tie...noun—Bona fide ellabitom, or omens se p7ii - o 4 o , rr a to sit In brinuing in the objects for ("Mb- ion, or t. gar,' .e beat/MC.IO-de from some FeHow of the -witty, v = o i t t ot t r.• re Itainposi eight la the morning at the I Ito's. be!IMMO ; a l other prr.ons see aboolutely excludrl. At block the cotoen will be timed of all persons not o. Idally =toed there. riaibitors boring papers may re-enter the !wiles a they will be required to gees them up to the sake at the • .yard-gate. 11.0 1111 Exhihotem of cut toen moot su the:7 *ins liffe. or ownds. • lido of all boxes mo ot either be lo veor note to (MOSS , limas AND 1 fARCO—The Society distributes the following liedsli sal , —thou• value g s. 'sloe .0 S. C. The evens, ate so. Large Silver - Merit ▪ Silver Bents .o. Medal Iti I GB. Gold Bankdart Do lg. Salver Kale. •.31. D 0... I 3 OK. Gold Enightian Do =8 , 11:1' ...... 11+ I.G. Large Gold Do la 0 I Oh 3 in CIL Certatleme of Honour 20 0 der 'lds sneatios a rxhibitora i. particularly requested to the alien- OM toads in tie hale. and Reward... Inhibitors Sorrell any lire tale or rewards shall be awarded eon rte them eue ; - .l.aJkollser, or may receive their value In money er is plat. 1l mi.e., one mouth after the third exhibition of the ' mar no intimation Jail have been receive I from an exhibitor of the ..veer in Mal. be t l / 4 sires his medals to be disposed of, all the me be peep-red sod transmitted t a hint through the "" .bb,geareyances, without turther notice. In en:. an eiht- Ejd emir a ard prier in aty one letter, he shall not be en- i isiesiveric Arm medal in the same letter, except in N., • 11.0101 S. It 4 boomer, to he particularly observed, that if any eshibitor eal/ MOM the : of a medal. and it shall lee afterward. over lies:it/UM ho ;ward it by exhibiting plains no boob fide ti is own , tit.: bie mater. such award shall be cancelled, in =if Mee:bd:or am: below him, whom medal Mall, in lobo -, Is Mimeo rod to the person immediately following hien in •• ward, ad Miners E .47307(.-Thew will be divided hots classes a. ex =rurtarr ioi. artielea not of horticultural onoisce ardi be to be plar- exit the Lade.. Exhibitor: will ea well to make Seiseirs sequel . hid with the arrangements ile -critical in the fellow. ktg Wt, a• they o in all e.sees be required to sign a printed form ef ileiaranan to ,•-• txrukased to them in the trariro, stating under •Mt letter their ~.ants .r to be shown; and they •re particularly alletwatil tO 44.• btAke, that is Mors in the awarii - • of the judges almeN occur, In ,sequence of mistakes en Pie part of exhibitors in Ong up sea deetaratione, the society Maoist undertake to rectify 111 avers afterward.. pear fairly ~ ,Xnarelo be stteebed by exhibitors to all florid.' lawn; end tbi are remained treat awarding any medal to orb athibitasi whatever their merit may be, If this ,renulation is sat sashed By Batiste Cowen are mean: not only flowers mall 03 saw i. ion slot filch-dm, pelargoniums, roe . , and caleeo. bras It le els- P.m id that a 8 other subjects of exhibition will be gmgy and legible labillod with their names. Beery be required to deliver, upon grit entering the =a ince datement of the letter la the following seder eL'o, In, i-slcada to exhilit ; he will not be permitted par beyond toe mar's-yard till this is done; an Ino alteration lithe Manta Mil - inerrant. permitted upon any pretence what. Mover. CLAM L FlAra!-',:ii; for which nurserymen and private growers 0111 bit indrawn uti, of csch othes. a. Peargonews • in collection. of 12 new and Brat-rate varieties, aultivated o eriar 4,111, in e.ineb pots. GB -SG--CE. 1. Pelt:con/um , collection. of 12 varieties, in 11-inch pots. GB -SG -CIL NA. Any p nt inat shall nat have been actually grown in Il in& pais hitt 7,e dirponifled. %Mhz per.; is odlectiona of '2 ililtinet rarieties. GB - Its. The J.,. • . are rimiirrd to disquidify any collection which shall ha "sit: .1 to oon . nin a pint which has been reeinWy from tit.. open mound. D. Yarrows. 41 varieties. OK-98-C. Oape heaths: is ...Weldor of IS entirely distinct varieties. GE -GB-90. N.B. It is es • riod that the same plant shall not be exhibited oa more than r• e -2410,1. T. Cape I.e db. i Airtime of 12 entirely di.tinet varieties f Nor acumen mole • • this letter.) GB-90-CE. 0. Cape heaths. . odeetion. of 9 entirely distinct varieties SG CE-LS. N.B. No per • • .111 be allowed to show in more than one of the climes E, 1 MI G. • Cape heaths ; I. specimens displaying wry superior cultiva tion. L Odomilarri, .is •iiss a; In I I-inch pots. lart-SK —sn. I. Carnation", in pais of 24 distinct varieties 1.9 - SK-SB. L. Ptinotem, in 21 distinct errieties. 1.11-SE-98. N. Pinks; In pin. n. 24 rhuinet varieties. BK-90. N.B. Cann , .oesi. p.MII COP exit pink., must be shown in boxes of ibm atm.... , the following dimensions: from Mote to centre, 0 incite.: ;Imo centre to outside, II do.; depth at back, 7 do.; ditto from, Jto. The [i.e to be *nu I light green. So col keno. will We slowed to exhibit in which these centilitium are not complied old,. N. niggle spade. ' very superior cultivation. SO -CE-1.9. cuss IL_puitt ERB ; for rehab all persons are admitted to cepa competition. O. Store or greenhouse plants; in collections of 30 plants. CH IA-OK. KB. fuehrm, orchid., and pelargonium', are ex. shaded. N.'. lone than two duplicates ran be shown. P. Mom er gem 'tame plant.; in collections of 15 plants. GE -011-80,. N.& Not Tn.., that' one duplicate can be .hown. Q. store or gm. I.!, wow plants; in collections of 10 plants. GB 116—C& N.& No du t • ollowsd here. Exhibitors cannot show In more than, one .. Yr. elam • P, ant Q. & Greenhouse •' in 11 distinct r..rietleo. GE—SG--CE. & Gwsenhnuor ' in 6 distinct varieties. SG—Gp,.._us, . . N.B. No on• show in both classes of azaleas. T. Collections o: 12 new hardy evergreens grown in pots; conifers winded. CE —IIK. . • • -• N. Conteea, 014.4 47e , eery rare specks, in not less than the third year o' fair coo t L. in nine,. CE—Lii--SK. N.B. T and C only be shown at the exhibition in July. W. Exotic orchid , ; in solkr lions of not fewer than 20 species. CII —I.O—GK. N.B. Exhlbi.or. ,how In mere than one of the cianni W. X, or V. Z. Exotic orchid- colteetions of 12 specks. GK—GB—M4. Y. Cantle ocaki. .; collections of sic speck.. GB —SO—U'. E. Scarlet gawp., i in six distinct varieties, in port• not less tam II inches. m diameter. LS —BK-88. LL Pelarionieniai iu six distinct species, exhibiting superior culti vation. 90 —lli —IA. N.B. Ey the word apeeles is meant the wild kinds Imported from the cape e: Curd Hope, or New Holland, tuberose spec on in ctoive, en sot garden eroosi.brede. 88. /May pelantatione ; to nixes. 4—SK—SB. OC. Achinsernes; in collection. of not fewer than six 'mocha, exhibit ing egarrior alitornnom LS—SK— SB. 110. Unimak Veri , a.••.f tall cacti in flower. GB—SO--CE. N.B. The OK arid inedols are not to be given if fewer than six varietien err o IL Beam of 53 i4l loom bunches, each coneistins of three 61111111121 they are avotherml, ro ao t o exhibit YS far an possible, the Wit of the non. r; is 12 varieties. LA-BK—SB. ILL. Nome who exhibits in this letter can also compete in the PP. Pow, exiil,:tel as in the letter EX, and in 25 r.uktiox Kli— IB—C. ( criv aroriren on y can exhibit here.) 11 .8. nigher mends than thane hem offered for roans Cannot be ' 'hes Irr th.. oirlacx; and If rows ore brought for exhibition Withoui 'Leon Olt to the mutations ben explained, they will ' set he Mos.. , to nampete. ILL Marty orchlav to pots, in collections; exclusive of cypripediums. NIL Ibnlyegpri,anii BK—SB—C. n. .O Matsu orMido, in not fewer than six specks. LS Ii iltniees; In rodections of eon species. 86— CE—LB. U.. nerdy Ana, in reflections of 20 species. CE—LS-BK. int. fludy die. i i.eo JIMCKS Wants, in collections of 20. Cdr-L9-- Si. LL. Nor hardy br . .c.l.hrube, exclusive of room. 90— CE—LB. N.B. It certar, that murk may be effected by hybridizing Plan Planta la neninen cultivation, such lilacs, honeysuckles, kc. NO. /motile's. in vixen. SG—CE—LS. PP. New or entrain. iJ rare ornamental plants in dower. BG—CE-- 1.8. N.B. These roeitoln SW be awarded by the satiety's officers, and sat h i' V. Cancel .ialget. Exhibitor,. will particularly Menem Mat nose I, a now or rare plants can be exhibited under this letter. Xs', .sr will be regarded as new which has bees exhi bited in the gi..'en in a previous season. U. Nimellan. Join citlietts. SK --SB—C. .ro. wrier Kit., will not be thereby entitled to a pees . ..int C.ok , nabs, hcartwaw. hydrangeas, and bouquets, tae altogewier excluded from exhibition. No single specimen ass feemw norlal under this bead. which I. merely intended far IhibitiOn not otherwise provided for. St needling 1 no' 4 SK—SB—C. N.B. Every *ranging must be shown singly, and marked with the wine It i , ooh sm.. The name seedling cannot gain a prise more Mar the season. Pelargoniums are to be shown In pots, me or* in a cut state. No person will be allowed to meWlitcrea. tiro, six needling. at each meeting. EihibitOrS mder obi. head end not he thereby entitled to a poina-tieket. • k i r needle. t polArgenitonn exhibited the firs rear no higher IIMP he in.,•n thane certificate, and this le to be awarded ore, d. oiled merit. Seedling pelargoniums of the rewind Ywor 'aunt be slu.wn in pots not mailer than nix-inch ad exhit4tor may produce eli of them , but not • 8a 110111. , , to :iv-, medals assigned te the dames 0, and W, the La and C ale -Awed for the collections in three classes .hick Wirt asenrd the ealriator. N.R. The Seri., shore, moo mill make thin award. will be added Is 'h.-, inclement by a coswideration not only or the 1 11.1114101 M... the names, but of the accuracy of the spelling, end Oe nester the ',riding. WAIN ill. Eltril; for which market gardener., freiterem, or NOM in the kali'• ass .eguiariy supplying the market, and Prir.te Iflenneti exhibit oe I modestly of each other. LB. AU MIS , oulleiently ripe for market, well coloured. lea Wore"; ti: d by the exhibitor as for as practicable; if - the antra.. t will be d unlined. emit, of at least three different kinds, raie. and Nt et:ri•el being "moldered as only oat kind. LG.— LB. Contort- r-, 'musters, goordo, and ennllcc kitchen garden =doe. Sr. ^winded from thin letter. Exhibitors of collo. of fruit .mold hear in mind that however One mem two tithe bind. . this eelliction may be, they cannot gain a pries Was, thry tioromb at least three different kinds of fruit of - M ate needier, " ▪ Llama sad brak Jamaica Pine-appies. BODE—Id emeldenee ant other Pine-applar. SG--CE —LS. Le Peaches or neetvrines, in disk es of six specimens. 3K—SB. . 4 . Other kinds, ri end . 51C —vl3—C. einas.—The bare the power *1 increasing or diminishing Nee feabits end 0f... of the salvor medal,' offered by the comely for ▪ ANN& awl the of con(erring Aver medal... 1' the small it eantemplatad In thee regulation.. if they kohl! meessery i nn Wawa. she required to bear In mind that the rcciety's re. Itiedsme Wired, less for now and curious objects, Ursa fur One ePer doss tibiae.'ltsval rte, the dodo of the email In last Unties then emeniza w beher set se nosh to eaeograge the cells:tor, as to mod the . They are elm sot to sake say evened in seise when** eaddhf4ed do sot appear wroth) ore model; otbreolne $ led Oldie exhibition might obtain • prise, merely Do cause therein no Otto extibitton of the ono Osse to oppose It. ADMISSION UT varrou. The Garden will be opened, on each day, to Fellows and to visitors, at One o'clock. under the following regulation, All Fellow. of the society will he admittod without tleketa, trom One till MA o'clock, on missing their aeons in • book at tie en trance. Vi.iton can be admitted only by tickets, to be obtained by the per sona: or written orders or Fellows of the Societe. Upon this subject the council would observe, that the interests of the satiety require orders for tickets to be ailed op with the name sad addrem of the turtles to whom they are given. The Conseil also eyries • hope that the FeEows of the Society will not give orders for bakets to pentane with whom they are unacquainted. N.U. The presentation of the visiting card of a Fellow of the SMeay cannot be regarded ea ma authority to receive tickets. All Fellows who shall apply on oe before Tuesday. the tOth of April, may o tt,a, of three ghltlinss cod dxpeite sera, any number of tickets not remedial; twoity•Follf but ao.Pii‘iceirrite tow sub tickets will be received after that day. Fel.we of the Society salserliing for tickets at this price MU be allowed • ric.ir week from the 20th of April, durrm whit% they may claim them. .11ter that period, all the 3s. 6d. tickets subscribed for, but not Issued, will be caseell.t. _ . . Aft;; The 20th of April, any further windier of tickets wiU be deli vered to Pclto.. on their personal application or written solar, at the price of five *tunic!s each ticket. Each ticket will be amlable for the admission of oat visitor, after one o'clock, to either of ths three tzhibitions, at the option of the visitor. All applications for tickets most be roads at the Society's dike, 21, Regent-erreet. No tickets ail he booed in Regent street on the days of exhibition; but on (bawds), two offices, near the Orden ftsbw, will be ogehad et neon for the issue of tickets at 7s. Gd. each, lw strictly under the re gulations shove stated. AT ENT WATCHES & CLt KiKS.—K. J. DENT, by special apsolntobent, Watch and Clockmaker to the Qom, c. Albert, and the &nos cr . of Emeriti respect tally solicits from the rahhe as {I.IIOC aOO 0: bs extensive Lteck of WATCHES. Yost& Ore. erstdies, .h.ir guineas each; egmblent Wear lever ers;obes at six ruiner sash ; bolk gold MI dle• eight guineas eac a. DENT 3 OW hctere 1, g sir...booed to Win by three separate patents, granted ha l$ 8, 11140, and 1M2.-112 &trend; 34 Dickspor.etice,; and Royal Exchange. DENTS pest Dtpleido. mope, ihe deteorin , ag the trim Uwe ta beilli s h a seerad, oe obbernng She rooms of the a.i.l or gar rove- tha sorldlan. Trios Si. la. each. CH ILD EN'S HAI IL-ROWLAND'S N,J MACASSAR OIL nourishes the HAIR In its embryo state, accelerate. Ito growth, sustains It in maturity, and continues the cession of healthy vigour, silky softness. end luturious redun to the latest mood of human life. Genial and purifrum, it dipeb all scurf and impurity, and renders tbe use of the floe-comb nanscamary. Beware of SPURIOUS IMITATIONS! !—The genuine article has the words ROWLAND'S MACASSAR OIL" on the wrapper. Prim Ss. 64.; 75. ; family kettles (equal to four small), 10a. 6d.; and double that aim, 21r per bottle. Said by the Proprietors, at 30, Hatton-garden, London, and by all Chemists and Perfumers. ACTOdIOGRAPHT 01 , A NEC/to SLAVE. Now ready, in one TOL, peat Ilvo, pd.:ant. 6d. cloth, with Prontispieoe, THE LIFE and ADVENTURES of ZAMBA, an African Seam Kim, and Ma experience of Slavery In South Carolina. Written by Ilinmelf. London: Smith, Elder, and Co., 65, Oarnhill. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. We regret to learn that his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant was prevented by indisposition from at tending the meeting of the Royal Dublin Society on Tuesday last. We are informed that the state of his lordship's health has for the last fortnight occa sioned some anxiety to his family and numerous blend& The melancholy condition of Ireland for the past twelve months,and the arduous duties inseparable From the vice regal office, might well affect the ' rtrongest constitution ; but we trust a short relaxation from the pressure of public business will have the tffect of restoring the Earl of liesborough to perfect health. It is understood his lordship has been advised t 3 withdraw for a few weeks to his country seat in the county Kilkenny. An arrival from South Africa has brought advices ' front Cape Town to the 2nd February. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Paddington, having Sir Henry Fottinger on board, arrived in Table Bay on the night of the 26th Jan. Next morning his excellency landed, under the usual solute, and proceeded in Sir Peregrine Maitland's carriage, to government house, where the oaths of office were administered by the chief justice, Sir John Wylde. Sir Henry immediately issued the following proclamation : Iler majesty has been graciously pleased to appoint me to be her high commissioner for the settling and adjustment of the affairs of the territories in Southern Africa, adjacent I or contiguous to the eastern and north-eastern frontier of this colony, and to authorise and enjoin me to take all such measures, and do all such matters and things, as by me may be lawfully and discreetly done, fur preventing the recur rence of say irruption into the said colony of the tribes inha biting any of the territories aforesaid: and for maintaining the said colony in peace and safety from invaders, and for promoting, as far as may be possible, the good order, civi lisation, and moral and religious instruction of the tribes aforesaid. The new governor was to hold a levee on the 3rd February; after which, it was understood that he would proceed almost immediately to the frontiers, accompanied by Sir George Berkeley, appointed com mander of the forces. Ihe following in from the Mercantile Gazette of 29th January: We are gratified to announce the arrival on Wednes day last of our new governor, Sir Henry Pottinger, and the commander of the forces, Sir George Berkeley. This arrival, so long and so anxiously looked for by the colonists generally, will, we trust, be productive of lasting good to this continent. From the extended powers with which we believe that Sir Henry has been invested as her majesty'. high commissioner for the adjustment of af. fairs with the native tribes, and from his well-tried and known ability, we are led to expect that our relations with the natives on our eastern and north-eastern border will be placed on a sound and solid basis. But we would advise our fellow colonists to wait with patience the development of any plan which may be suggested, even though it may not be exactly the one to which they are most attached—re menshering that carrying out the object proposed is attended with difficulties all but insuperable, and requires all the ability and el the calm consideration which any MAR can bring to it. We understand that his excellency intends proceeding to the frontier ale ect immediately. Th • intelligence from the frontier, broucht by this week's port, is not of great importance. It appears, however, from the as counts given by the local press, that there is still much of an imeatisfactory and unsettled character in the state of our K ffiar neighbours. The following are some of the par. tienlu s, extracted from a letter in the Graham'. Town Journal We have nothing but disasters of late. While we were out towards the T'Somo, Colonel Somerset sent out a party ef 200 men to hold the Kei drift. These, finding them selves getting short of supplies, sent a patrol to get cattle for ala,ghter. After marching for some time, on reaching the so' omit ef the Kei hills, some cattle were seen about two miles ahead. Three officers and four Hottentots gal loped off in pursuit, and succeeded in reaching the cattle, the infintry following slowly behind. The latter saw the former plainly bringing on the cattle, but there were several hollows or necks to pass through, in which stood thick clingers of thorns. On gaining the first of those the infantry heard sharp firing and proceeded onward, but on reaching the spot found only a horse and three or four Kafiri dead, but neither the officers nor cattle. They returned the lame evening. Two of the Hottentots came into the camp, one after the other, the next day, and a party was sent out in search of the miming party. The three officers—namely, Captain Gibson, Dr. Howell, Rifle Brigade, and Mr. Chetwynd, 73rd, were found killed, but the Hottentots have not been discovered. On Tuesday we got down to the Kci drift, but the river was too much swollen to come. On Wednesday it subsided a little, and on Thursday we creased the cavalry, in doing which Sergeant-major Richie, 7th Dragoon Guards, two Cape Mountill Riflemen, and two horses, were drowned. Two mule waggons were also washed away The guns, infantry, and 6,000 head of cattle were left on the other aide. Besides having no food except beef, we have had wet weather all the time we have been out." Thu Clara from Now York is reported off Liver pool ; it is expected she will bring two days later BOWL The Cologne nouns reports that the negotiations among the riverain states for the suspension of navi gation tolls on the Rhine in favour of vessels carrying bread-stuffs and other alimentary substances, have been favourably entertained by the Grand Duchy of Baden, France, Grand-Ducal Hesse, and Nassau; and that it was understood Prussia, Ramis, and Holland were equally well dieposed tot he measure. The German papers report that rice may now enter freely into the States of the Zollverein. By the tariff it is subject to heavy duties upon importation, but by a special clause it is exempted from duty when the price of rye rises to 4 thalers the boisseau. That price being now attained and exceeded, rice may be WOLK BY 11191 AM.. ANUELO Nov re;;;: t;iecoarieneTti; - 11;;tiiii"P7tris, piieTt7;e;r:ti, with worm. utuanatiork on Steel sad Wood. Part IV. of VANITYFAIR : PEN & PENCIL SKETCHES OF ENGLISH SOCIETY. By W. M. TIVAMI.A.T. Author of " Mr.. Pemilits'e Ball: " 'The Irish Sketch took;" "Jon. ney from Cornball to Brand Clroe . of " Jeartion's Miry amid the • 'Snots Paper.' in "Ponds," Ike., ire. Bills and Advertisements be received at the Mice during the Landon: POl:Abed et the "Punch" Mee, 3, Fleet-adert ; J. Idennies. Edinburgh ; J. Ill'Lecd, Ologrow ; J. WGlashas. Dublin. D(L CULTISM tVIELL'J UWE TO HEALTH AND LoNCI LITE. Vries 4. etch. by oast, In stamps, la. Gal each, WHAT T() EAT, DRINK, AND AVOLI). (With Diet-tables for all Comp L HOW TO BE RAPPT. "fronds Vivere."—Cia It is contended that Moos tenths dm, Wares and mi•eries are of our own ereationometa. by carer.. feeding, tabbondtesences, mental Irascibility, indolece, or other par" natal trrentlarittea, sal that sad latelth, gourd digestion, demotion nights, ans. contested days are at oAr command. Ty an °lemmata of the ads se contained fa them mentor. the wasters. of by par-horde. 'am 'revolter., &thinly, and iodiention say be cured an ler than mouth. Sherwood, ST, Paternoster-row ; Mann. 30, Corshill; Nat* 1, Net BMW- 47 'W: Camila.. HI, Meet-street • Nero" 437, Wog .erect: or direct Iran the Author. 10, Argyll-Ma:se, Begenteeseet. a'" .r- f - . - z - ztrj j t ITTArSN N0.190.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 9, 1847. [3d imported duty free until the end of next September. This intelligence may be of interest to our merchants. From Christiana 'Norway) it is stated, ender date ilst of March, that the result of official in quiries has established the fact, that not only war there grain amply sufficient for home consumption, but that in some provinces, such as Langeland and the duchies, there was a considerable excess for ex portation. It was a question at one time with the government of Sweden whether the export of grain should not be prohibited, but the idea had been aban doned in consequence of the information so acquired. NARROW ESCAPE OF THE TOTAL DESTRUCTION or GlamottaLL, Flan.—Shortly before three o'clock this morning the utmost alum was created is the vicinity of the Guildhall, by one of the private watch men who is employed to watch the hall. discovering that the contents of the cellars were on fire. The first intimation arose from observing a dense body of smoke filling the hall. An alarm was instantly gave, when the whole of the watch men proceeded to the entrance of the cellars, and on opening the door, a fierce file was found raging. The engine which is kept on the premises was instantly got to work, and the fire-plugs having been opened, a plentiful supply of water was obtained,—the fire, however, wax discovered to be of such a character as to make it neusaary to send for the engines of the brigade. la a short time no less than nine were in attendance, several of which were got to work, and continued playing until the devouring element gave way to its rival. The cellars being filled with coals and faggots, of which there were several thousands, the flooring that is laid down on the occasion of banquets and balls being stowed beneath, occasioned an immence masa of inflsmable property to be in the cellare. But for the timely aiscovery the entire building, including the counialream, the common council chamber, the committee room*, and the large quantity of highly valuable property must have fallen a sacrifice to the fire. Although stopped as it was, some thousands of faggots were destroyed, while several tons of coals were reduced to cinders. The fire, consequently, must have been burning for several hours before the discovery was made ; and but for the floor of the hall be log covered with stone, the building would have been down long before the discovery was made. How the fire originated, no in formation could be obtained, although no doubt that it was the result of accident, as workmen had been engaged in the cellar+, and are, from the want of sufficient light, compelled to use candles. An inquiry, it is uoderstond, is to be in stituted by Mr. Payne, the coroner, to ascertain, if possible, the cause of the fire. The premises and valuable property is, fortunately, insured. NORTH OF ENGLAND BANK.—The call of 51. per share, made payable by the directors on Wednesday last, Las not, we believe, been very generally respon'ed to. The general belief is, that 201. per share at least will be required to discharge the 114'591d:1i; nor can this estimate be consi dered an exaggerated one, as the number of shares, according to the circular issued by the directors declaring a dividend, is only 18,098, and at 201. a share, these would produce only a sum of 381,9301. The transactions of the bar.k have been so extensive, and it is believed so unfortunate, that this estimate is probably rather under than over the murk.— Berwick Warder. BREAD FROM OIL CAKE,—The Arzatka gh Gazette mentions a discovery of vast importance, it real. It states that a chemist of Vienna his produced bread from oil adm— en refuse of the colas seed, after extracting the oil—which is both agreeable and nutritive, and costs only one half penny per pound. The process is said to be very simple. According to the Augsburgh Gazette, samples of this bread have been supplied to some members of the Imperial family, and found to be excellent. HoPs, MALT, BREWERS, &e.—Accounts have just been laid before the House of Commons (on the motion of . Mr. Alderman Humphery) relating to hops and malt, and to the number of persons licensed as brewers, victuallers, &c., for the years 1845.6. It appears therefrom that the total number of seres of land in Great Britain under the cultiva tion of hops in 1816, was 61,948 7-16ths, of whir', number 10,8724 acres were in the Canterbury collection ; 16,5131 in the Rochester collection ; and 12,0231 in the Sussex collec tion. The total amount of duty on hops in that year was 443,6.571. In 1842 there were exported from Great Britain Ito foreign countries 15211 w. of Bri'ish hops ; whereas in ' 1846 there were exported 101,4571b5. (and 272,205 lbs. in the preceding year). In 1846 the total quantity of hops charged with duty in the United Kingdom was 50,704,025 lbs weight. In the year ended 10th October, 1846, the total number of quarters of malt made in the United Kingdom was 4,987,3.50, and the quantity used, 4,076,511 quarters. Of the latter quantity, 3,6.10,394 quarters were used by brewers and victuallers. and 446,117 quarters by retail brewers. In the quarter ended sth January, 1847, the ' quantity of malt made in the United Kingdom wan, 1,723,463 quarters, and the quantity used 953,850 quarter., n the year ended 10th October, 1816, there were licensed in the United Kingdom 2,513 brewers and 98,154 victuallers ; 21,070,192 bushels of malt were used by the brewers and 7,972,965 by the victuallers; 3,162,112 by persons licesesed to sell beer to be drunk on the promises ; and 406,802 bushels by persons licensed to sell beer not to be drunk on the premises. In England, there were during the same year, 34,067 persons licensed to sell beer to be drunk on the premises, and 3,626 perons licensed to sell beer out to 14 drunk on the premises. Of the victuallers, 26,198 brewed thefr own beer • and 12,120 of the persons licensed to sell beer to be dru nk on the premises ; and 941 of the persons not to sell beer to be drunk on the premises. ARRIVALS nrro LONDON PROM Sth APRIL TO !kb APRIL Wheat Qrs. Englieh. 1930tek„ Irish. Yorelam. 3100 3070 Barley I 410 I 54,71 Flow, 2,010 seeks ; barrels, Malt, quarter.. Lowster A. euoica —Ultra; 714. Id.; WU", 314- 41; 0 ". Ma. 9d.; rye, 364. ; team, 474. 9d. ; pea, 3 71 9 IMPERIAL AVERAGE. Whed. tsarlay oat*. I bye. Imam.' ro. Fel, 27 74. 7d SS• Od 323 44233 Ild Ma 2i11673 3d March 8 143 ad SM 11d 32a 3.1.333 11d,3113 IdiMis Id 13 743 2d 324 10d 313 24,334 1.253. 731131 a lld 20 753 10d 113 104 31. 3411301 Id 51.1112137 s 2,1 27 77, 0.1 S's 44 311 Od Ms 141131 a 10.1,5 M 9,7 Id April 3 77. 11a 3d 31 3 114 24376 Ila Fallak 104 II woks' An. Mw. 751 k 11321 104131 a ad 363 343 M 0400010 , ` (Them are Do duties= Foreign Onda.) COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Hay=part Ttnn o'Clork.—The Funds have bren heavy all the morning, and Consols have been done as low as 861 for money and this account. They have now slightly rallied, and are called 861 to 4 for time and money. Reduced Threes are 861 to 4. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 87 t) 1. Exchequer Bills, 2 dis. to 1 pm. Consols Scrip, 21 to 2 discount. The Bank broker bought 10,6001. Consols from the box, with which he was served at asi. In the foreign market Spanish bonds were still in rather favourable odour. The Fives are quoted firm at 244 to 6; the Threes, 36 6 to 6. Portuguese, 344 to 54. Mexican, 21 to 4. Dutch Two-and-a half per Cents., 68 to 6 ; the Fours, 90 to 4. 'Pak Stack. IN 3 per Ct.Coart• Warn Aerr.. Ilia 3 per Ct. Red. Alum, UP 1 33 per Cents. +7 3 per Ct. 03•013. Awn.. 4 , 14 I SatbriPer bit* b. 4 I; j t>.aatetatp. 111 I per Ct..tertrlas Beads, f 4 d • 4 ,- Ct. Brie. Iteada,l3 • Mr Crat. ditto, I gT„?3‘117•,11:7: 114.-,031 • pot CI Caen*, Ayrer Bea, 01 Dina Cht:I•8 84.10.11,. tq 1)110. Ca4ml. De• Bela, Cohneblan 1'.11.4.,8a8,11 prr Ct. Matra 845., w 16 per Ct. Deter. littß, 38 4 par CI. Om. ',sta.,. • 1 per Cent. Orem46 Ms, 10 1 Cheapla Deferred Ws., 31 I per Ct. Mexican, IRS, It per Cr. Poverlas :14 api iterlssuse• Cony, Ads., 3' / :4 per Ct. Cassias Wis., 110 11 Ditto FP*lllel 1141 11; 6 per Ct. %impish nes.. 2.4 Spanisb Deferred 114 a., 14 17 nvissisli Passive per Ct. Tononiels 311 41 Cesessrls Deferred 110 s., 111 171 RAILWAYS.—There paucity of transactions to-day any buyers could be found, an SALES EFFECTED OP TO T (Torte day's pries wfl Amber., Nott., Pos., & E. 3n., 2 . Sir. & Oxford fn., 13 1 Buckinghamshire, d Caledonian, 241 Counties, 151 1 Dn. York Eateries, East Lancashim, New, 51 E. Lineolnehhe, 61 1 Edin. and Glaccew, 71 Dn. Qrs., 171 Gt. Northern, 3. 3 Do. London & York La n 31 Hull and Selby Dairen, 511 Lan. nnd earl. New, 51 Leedsiand Bradford. 78 Leleeeter and Bedford,. 1 d Leeds & Think, 19 Do. Pref.,. per Cent., 41 Lon., Brick.. & S. Cavil, 511 361 Do. Con. Eighth., 101 Lou. & N. Western, 173 5 Do. (by., L and 8., 23 Do. dn. New, 12 Do. 491. shares, Y. & 8., 85 Do. 101. shares, 11. & 8., 11, 101 Do. la sham, M. & 8., C, 81 Lon. and S. W., 821 Do. New, 30 Do. Tenths, Consolidated, 221 Do. Scrip, 41 5 Lynn and Dereham, 21 /11. & Leeds, Mr& (Rep.), 2 p Do. Halve. (late Had. & bbef.), 251 Man., Ruston, & Matlock, pow Manche,. & Sotultampbat, 11 has been an extraordinary ;n the share market. Scarcely d prices are all looking down. WO TH(A DAT IN LONDON. 1 be found in last page). 314.11 and, 112 14 111 Wand Non 39 Do. New, 41 Dn. Rirm. and Derby. 91 Do. Con. Bristol is Stratinstssas 6 per Cent, 123 Norfolk. 131 Do. Eaten., 31 6 N. Cuunti.• Union, 1 North antieh Quartet% 34 Da. Extrnalon, 11 1 Do. Thirds, 34 Northern & Kamera. SI North staffardelare. 7 1 t Preston and Wyre, sti Do. linters (A), 12 Dn. do. (IV, 11 flhrene. & Bir. ((Craw A), 34 Do. do. (B). I Bhropobire Caton. IJ d 6. E. and Dover, 334 8. Sort., Don., & Goole, 11 Waterford & Ka., 64 w,st, Riding Utlioll, .4 p York & Noweiketle, SS 3 Do. New, H • Do. Pref., 7 61 York k N. AlWlsad Estes., 40/ Do. Pref., WI Boulogne and Andra., 161 Dedeb Riwnieb, 3/ 4 N. of Prenoe, Ports & Lyone, 5 4/ Rouen and Flamm te Sam Ate k Mane, II ALES, Are/L.O. E. Coontlee, 131 . _ Do. York Estes., f d E. Lancashire New Scrip, 1 p Edin. t Olsrpha, 72 Loa. & N. Western, 175 Lass, Kw., Mr. QrS. (B), Load" Brighton, a. "art, Yea, s v Leeds 321. oh. (late 81.), Yea., saes, & Lia. Eighths, d Midland NIL eh., 34 p Do, New, 24 p Newel's. a Berwick, New, 3 P Presto Do. 3:rff.14 ; it5, 34 11 S. E. & Dover New, 0.4,1 p York E. & W. R. Erten. PrK, 9p Caledonian Halves, Ba. 3d. d Lords & Thirst, New, 11 d Birk., Lan., & Cho. Juno., 4 d Mr. &Oxford In., $ p Great Northern, 4 e N. Staffordshire, 21p Miners. & Mr. (A) 1 p W. Riding Union, 11 p Lie., Creaky, Is Southport, 112 p SALES, Aroma. ::a of the reports from London, i was a eonuderable amount of Lor., Man. and Hawing., sq i Man. a Grimsby (Mi. oh.), 31 Do. (201 sk ), 11 Man., Shelf. & Waft., 2 Vora. & Sootham., Da, N. Flutist Eaten., N. Staffordsbire, 2 Nor. Counties Claw, 11241 Shropshire Union, II I West Riding Union, 17-10 Wbarfdale, 246 4 SI A NCNB/ITER I The market, in coneequenet gave way in prices, bat there business dune. Amber., Nott., & Boa. E. J., 4 Birk-, Lan, & Chedere, 3.16 Bir. and Oxford Jo., If Black., CUM. & N. W. Pref., t 3-I6 E. Lan. New Scrip, 1 Hod. & /dm. a C., Do. thirds, Leeds, Dews.. and Manchester Branches !Salem. 41 Man. k I mi. Filth., 41 Do. 351. (late Battu.), Se EntinaCititil SALES, APtIL 8. The market was again hes and battier... 6 limited. Eastern Counties, Id; I Shrews. a Birm. jA), at. 9d. p North Staffordshire, if p Do. do. (H), i d Munising* Unica, 2114. 9d. d Booth Staffordshire, it p LEEDS SALES, Amu. a. The share market was much:depressed, and, of the com paratively limited amount of sales effected, very few realised late price . East Luacashirs Scrip, 20s. p Huddersfield & Manchenter, 21 P Leeds and Bradford, 431 p bat, & South Cora Fif teenths, 2s. ed. p Man. It Leeds (224), p Wrmt Hiding Union, II 25e. p Milton P:DriflieldJune., 9s. p BRISTOL Bristol i Exeter, par Do. Thoda. l p Caledonian Halves, Gt. Welitern, 29 p Do. 111. share., 3 p Van. & Leeds Thirds, p Do. Llu..rters, J 4 p MM. 6. N. British E. Pcrip, 124. 6d. p e. one. N., de.. 10.. los. p Grog Northern, 4 d TORY SAI Great Northers, 3L es. Leeds and hirsk. 20 New. k BeL New, U. 14s. ed. 7i Nur. British 3f Don. and Nor. Ja.,4K — --- Dundee & Perth, 38e Y. Lothi.to Central, 87r. Etho. & Glasgow naives, 191 F.Ain. & Newport, 71. 111.34.73 Do. New 32 1 . Glen. & Pe rth, 601. 623. Northern Counties Cr, 375. Get d Armagh. Cul era ins, tee., 245. 6d. d (It. Northern, lOs. d Cattails tittension, Ils. 16a. 6d. p North Western. 1 Is. Gd. d C. and W. \'ork•hire, 2s. 6d, p Ideas and Tuirek Prid., 23.. Gd. p ES, Aram 11. ?dtalland 4 .I. shun, p Do. 301. shores, 21 p Bir. & Montego . , 123 Bristol & Gloucester, 13 p South Devon Pref., p York & Newess. Bete, 4 d E. Counties, York Eat., d Aran. 8. - - North Wrs4Yrl, li.. d N. Counties Union, lOs. d Wein Riding I:ision, 28s. p APRILS. N. Britian Eat., 11. 4d. 6d. 11.45. North Western, 31 York and Newesstie Pref., 71 ALES. Aran. 7. Edin. Ce. Perth Halves, 225. (.4. Nor. 71s. N. Brit. New Qrs. Sc., 275. Do. Thinls, 6.14. Scottish Central, 221 Stirling t Donfertn, 525. ed. ISs. GLASGOW liAk tat 1 I. fa. N. E. Lothian Central, 56a. Edna Sc Perth. tam. Oa. Gin., Airline, It Moak. J.,57. 10a. ILES, Aran. 7 Ulna, KU., k Ayr, Hairs, Na 71. 7a. ed. Great N. of India, 2.. 2.. 3d. Manch. k South., 27.. Gd. 20.. PRODUCE.—MINCING-LINF., Half-past Two.— The public sales of Sugar consisted of 150 Oda. West India, 9,000 bags Mauritius, nod 4,000 bags Bengal. The trade manifestly showed so indisposition to buy unless at lower prices, which, pretty generally, the importers would not sub mit to, and fully fire-sixths of the Mauritius and Bengal were withdrawn, yet prices must be considered at the close of the market Is. lower than last week. Refined, tolerably steady, at 64.. to 66s —A small parcel of fine new Jamaica Coffee sold at full prices, 100 s. to 107 L—Spices remain dull.—Rice : 4,000 bags of good white Bengal were offered on a public sale ; they were held at 19s. 6d., and bought in ; but about a third suboeguently sold at that price, which about sustained the late advance: damaged solcl,l7a. 6d. to 18e. Gd.— Rum: Prices must be con sidered partly nominal.—The general sapzet of the colonial market has been dull ; the high rate of iutrrest, and the state of the money-market, have a depressing influence. PRICKS CURRENT. ave., per ewt. neer PAID. W. India, B.P.bien. 6.43 40..N7 nt Yellow &Grey 47 0_.40 blaoritiwi, brown t I 0.. 47 Yellow 4 0 0...51 Fine. 33 0...37 Bengal &Madras, b. 33 0...46 Trilow 46 n 31 White 53 0...36 Foreign, brown 3B 0..47 Yellow Grey and whits 52 0...60 0 Refined, Mamba 6B 0...70 0 Lamp 64 6..66 G Coma, in Bond. West India, ordi nai7 33 0... 40 0 Good. Fine 7O 0...125 I Ceylon, good ordi nary ......... 4O 0... 42 0 Noe ordinwy 43 6... 46 0 Fine 54 .. 70 Mocha, aood to fine 56 0... 83 0 Oxon Kit., ordi -36 0... 66 0 nary to bee liumttra and Ya daap 24 0... 36 0 Taa, at per M. Congeo,cornmota. 9 0 ... 0 9i xu r, at per tart. Droll.l eLite is •... so C• 41 19 l6 0... 17 0 Java...... l6 0... 17 0 _ Plga, Na I. PO .. Hoops ll 10 ... Onuo st Condit ber 9 0... Ilinatbot II 10... 0 Inas, at per ton. Plo 214d, bilt ahaet II 13...19 19 10 20 Bars 22 0 ... Patent slat 2l 0... 0 red ag minima Spener OIL', per 232 trap. gal. d.p. Ilan, taa4 yak U 0... 0 straw 33 0...34 brown lk 2e2ow 23 0.. 31 =Matter 9l t O /... 9 0 Cod 27 In 0 baulknes 27 0...29 01. NGallipoll,p.tan 33 0 Coma Nut..... 3 1 14 141 9.4 Pl* per tan 37 037 1 27 1..27 Paavattann per mat. Bunn—Cork, 144„. 90 0...72 . 2 26 0 01... 0 0 Dublln,l6t 0 0.. 0 0 Limerick, du 00 0..86 0 Carlow, lit O4 0...92 0 0 0. 1 :17744 70 0...82 0 148 f, India, per tierce Pylake Men 0 0.. 0 0 Carolina. T DO 0...00 Smarm Rum at per gill. Leeward Island Demerara, % to 38 per cent. ..... 4 ... 4 10 Jamaica, 30 to 36 per rent. O.P. 4 I ... 3 0 Favourite marks 3 Elninily, let Urande S ... 5 0 Brltialteplrita, iLp. 11 ... 0 0 tient& Irlub ll ...0 0 Psis, per ton. Portofino wow II 11... II • lacco-•°'kassik 102 I. , . 0 • Da, lloWnt 8.,,5, waterfowl, pr.r cwt. 72 0...74 0 Belfast Lswl,relfast,pr frk i., o_4 • W .tr.rford t i .. Di'.. 10adiler American ,Comm, Ox sad Cow, at par lb. B. A. mid M. Video, 5.0 d4is.• 071 d ates 0 1 0 44 1 Brasil, dry 0 6 ...0 o•• _ Drysatted r -._ . - per t 0... 147 0...54 0 81. Pe t .ftnborg, 9 bead -. 0 0 0 C Dutch and Flemish 55 0...85 0 Frtealand Naar, at per ton. 84.Petersburg,clearc337 10...38 0 outahnt ..... 34 10...33 0 u 41.• jai alp. dry West India, dr7.. 1 East India 0 4 i 0 I I Kips, 8.A771.5, ally 0 7 . 0 4 Itousik dr, • Si 0 9 & Amer.llorse, per ...._ iiliClesa Rip, 0...59 0 0001644 pan Manilla 1!..04 [m0230103 l5 0...14 0 isrott;b7y — Jute . 0-21 01 .... 6 0...18 0 Raula, ditto ill" 6...10 I Dr! Wow" &Lytton. 1.0310:00,Jam•100 a 0 ... • I &edam 3 11... 3 0 Tza, at per cut. Bane* 97 0..9) 0 atria i'..tki.'.wak. I •... i • - so IS 0 IS 10 Lima. 13 . 0...11 10 Coat. in blocks 9ll 0.. U 0 Iwo, tl per too. Hero NApan 10 10. IS 0 Red Sanders. 5 0... 3 10 Bruit 20 0...!! 0 TALLOW.—The market is quiet. The public sales have gone off without spirit. Petervourg Y. C. on the spot, 49t. 6d. ; new Tallow, for delivery iu the lvst three months, COALS.—HaVpast quotations: scars Hata IY Od ltste's Hsrtley Noddle's s% est 11•111117 • • —• —4 Cart'. Mosley —6 —d tolve Male Hoot.. HarUdy lda OA Taadetd Neer —Ol !'wo.—The following are the Walls Itn4 Brad47lllllloltee IN 11.1 Wallet., Clarke and Co —. —d With. End Heaton -• —d Wslls Cad Haswell With. End Hetton IN OA With, LW Lidtagwerth —. —d Was LW Lash Ise PS 6d Walls /1011Stewarre WALLY AdrLude Te , Wei Zed Tees Its Od 'se. II Walls I:n4 Ad .Id Walla Ik4 w..W &Ow —4 CORN.—MARK-Live.—Our market baa been but moderately supplied with all articles of our trade piece Mon day. We experienced rather more demand fir Wheat this morning, from both local and country miller, , at•pricr.a fully equal to those current on Monday. A parcel or two of Whcat was taken fir shipment to France, from a port on the east coast, at 75e. fkl. free on board. Barley was more inquired for and the turn dearer. Oats arc also in hemr request, and in some few instences an advance of Gd. to Is. per quarter was realised. Beans and I'm dull, at previous quotations. Th. following are Monday'. quotation: BRITIKL Billbass e , a Qurter. Wastr, Pies and Kent Red...... 71 to 75 77 Wk1te...73 '079 to 83 Norfolk and Suffolk 71 w 73 73 du 73 to 73 to 79 Talauera (Ewes or Suffolk) 113 to 83 Cambndgelk Lisuolalted 73 to 75 to 77 WIWI 73 to 77 to 79 Northumborkmd k lkotok do. —to do —to— to Rye 33 to 38 0434.29, Foolloss. 47 to 40 Dbstilliag 40 43 to 46 Maim..._........«......47 to 49 Llae4abor 48 to 32 floc to 34 tkotob to Dow Roam, . ILaz - - 7 l 7l so pale 76 to 62 Oats, English Fecal ........-.......17 is IN 44...815ak... Wig 29a ad Ditto Poland' ......_......)1 m Ni 02.-Potato. IS to Sr Od Berwick andettotob Feel NI Is VA M. Potato. 331 to 63. Od Inso Feed ..........26 Is 26 to 254 On- CULL— alto 211 a OS Pau, Grey 66 to 47s Od _Maple— 61 to 334 Ott Blue a te a=l 82 to foe %%bite 46 to &1.. 63 to 59 Boum, Nampa OS to 46 nek. 411 to 42...01d 43 to 47 'Sorrow 42 to 43 Amen 46 lla 46 ..old 47 to 31 TAW, N New to Sarin New Whir— to —...01d —to Rotuma, ew 4O to 42 Pet thdio4o4. lattsexo Coosa Ala Oa to_CI3 lON. holm, Town made, delivered 60 to 63 one Hou:ZoLd Sri to a Norfolk and Suffolk_ 50 to 51 Whites Northtuaberland, Lincoln, and Torimitha Oman and Kent to Irish — to PORKIGN. Duty In,. Writ; Duarte and Konigsberg 72 to li fine to la.. to Porneramens it tl i tsela and Rettig new 79 to 77... to Preach amd Danish and - to Donntmand Olimm.-...-.. Canadian. —to Aastritliatt 72 to 02_ En BAILS; Feeding XI to 42 Daitillimg 42 to Ml.. to lemma Coax OM In GO Liana= MI to 44-- to Ono, RUPtliin Pomeranian NM Slroierl — 29 es 31.-- to liwodlait amd Midi _ . FripkereDi. Ditto kw. to old Se to 40... to = old 44 to 46 .. to /ma, Olrj us.. 410 U &Das 33 to 31... to Tams, Old —to —to Lamb, Belle sad iambs 4O 44 to 17... do. do Idediterrancsa ail Odra 41 19 to 31... do. do. Stumm II r tl llempseed 31 to SO .. do. do. &W Wl= C0en._..„._..... Doe ofcluty, per too, LS 10.. to /3 13s. Llll3l[lEl> CAW, Dataald Clams ditto £9 lOs. to /10 30.. Ditto Frame sad Await= ditto £lO 10s. to /11 10s. pee Del. 0196 lbs. /anus, American „ 33 to SA !mows and Hamburg $33 to AS Caddis* (Duty 7 d. Pb lung honeds ...... 11 . 4t0f 930 lbs. Prioo. ;Feb. 27. I klar. 6 I Mar. I& 7 7 7 7 I •:: 7 70 74 M. v.ltar. BARNIILRY, Amin, 7.-We had a good attendance and supply at this days market, and a fair amount of business was done. Wheat Is. per three bushels lower. In all other dcacriptions of grain there was a downward tendency. BIRMINGHAM. APRIL 8.-At this day's market there was again a small supply of Wheat from the farmers, and the market opt ned brisk, at higher rates, but cloned dull at Is. Fee qr. over the currency of this day se'nnight. Barley muietained its value, with an improved demand for fine qua lities. In Oats very little doing. English Beans nearly As deer; but Egyptian were again lower, 17s. to 17s. XI. per 196115. bacoa been taken in quantity. During the present week little Wheat has been offering, for which higher rates were demanded, which prevented any transactions worth notice. Barley is pressing on the market, without finding buyers to any extent. A few small parce's of Oats have changed hands, at former prices. Some Egypti.•tn Beans were forced off at 17s. Cl.l per 19611 w. Wheat: English, white, per hush. of Glib.., 9s. to 9s. 104. ; new, tts. 2d. to 9s. 11d; red, Bs. 10.1. to On. Bd. ; new, 9s. to 9s. 9,14 foreign, red, 9s. to 10s. ; white, 9s. 4d. to 10s. 3d.; Odessa, 9s. 101. to 10s: Danube, 91. to 9s. Bd. Harley, per imp. qr., 48.. 6d. to 62a. ; grinding, per 3921ba., 4d.. Gd. to 48e. Bd. Oats, English. white, per imp. qr., 325.6 d. to 44e. 6d. ; Welsh, per 31211 x•, black and white, 31s. 9d. to 345. 6d.; Irish (40Ib. to 421 b.), 35n. 6d. to 37.. 611. ; (3716. L. 391 h.), 335. to 3.15. 6d black, 324. to 345. Beans, English, per 196114., old, 20s. Gd. to 21a. ; new, 20e. to 21a.; 'roil, 19s. 6d. to 20e. Gd ; foreign, 17s. to 20.. 6d. Peas, boiling, per imp. qr., 68s. to 625. ; grind ing, per 1981 b.. 18e. 6d. to 19a. 6d. Floor, per sack of 2.801 b., English, fine, 678. Gd. to 605.; seconds, 64.. to 565. Ibusrot, APislt 8 -With fine weather for preparing the land, which is in excellent condition for spring crops, we had a poor attendance at this day's market. Growing Wheats are much improved, and generally look well, but in some parts the plant is than and backward. Wheats are in plod supply from farmers, but nothing from abroad; prices well supported at last week', quotations, say 72.. to 784 per qr., according to quality; Black Sea, red, 70s. to 76'.; pantzic, 765. to 80.. The Alalting season is nearly over; little is doing in Barley at 425. to 46a.; grinding, 455. to 52.. per , quarter. The Oat trade has been, and continues, very dull, and, to effect sales, considerable reduction must be made, as I the consumption appears to have fallen off much, and dealers are disinclined to increase their small etoeks at present. Black feed, 235. to 275. per qr. ; white, 265. to 301. All stock• of Glatt and Flour are unusually litht here. but there is enough at present for our consumptive demand. There is a dull sale of Flour, and ales have Levis foreed this week at • decline of is. to 2a. per auk : seconds, 551. to Ws. ; prime, 575. to 58s. ; barrel, 38s. to 40. for sweet; sear, uleable at 355. to 36e. Beaus and Peas of dull sale, at lower prices. Larissa, Apart. 8.-We had a fair average supply of Wheat; the demand was good, and nearly all of it woo sold, at fully Is. per qr above the prices of last week. Barley woo in pretty good supply; the quality w..s gene rally infeiior ; and the trade was dull, at a &eine of Is. per qr. Oats, Beans, and Peas, were in large supply, and met a dull sale, at about the last quotations. The supply of Turn was good ; prices from 8.. 6d. to 9s. 6d. a bushel. Wheat, per quarter hest white, 734. to 80s. ; red. 665. to 80s. ; inferior, 60.. to 64e. Barley, 41s. to 504. Oats, 255. to 33.. Beans. new, 48a. to 56.. Pess, 48s. to Mt. Flour, per seek, fine, 61s. t a 665. ; seconds, 565. to 61s. Best Bread, 17d. the 81b. loaf. NEWARK, Arau. 7.—We had a fall market, plentifully supplied. Wheats were 2.. to 3.. higher. Barleys luster. Beans and other grain as last week. Wisest, white, 72.. to Ms.; red, 72.. to 76.. Barley, malting, 42.. to 480.; grinding, 3,55. to 38.. Oat., 22, to 36.. Be.ms, old. 525. to Mk. ; new, 50s. to 625. Pea, 645. to Ms. Tarn, 701. to 72.. Malt, 63r. to 74a. p. r qr. NEWBURY, Aram B.—We continue to receive only mo derate supplies of Wheat, which met a steady sale at about Is. advance from last week. The supply of Barley esee...l,. the demand, and lower prices are submitted to. Oat., ].'cane, and Peas arc also cheaper. PLYMOUTH, APRIL S.—Very small supplies of Wheat at ibi. mornii.g's market, and priers sieulterttl. Farmers seem to hare sold moat of their stocks of Corn. Roxsay, Aeon. B.—Of Wheat but E.w samples were sold. Best white Wheat 191. per load ; red, 181. ; common, 17/. to 171. 10.. Flour, per bag, best, 604. ; seconds, 675. ; common, 64.. Bread, per 81b. loaf, 18d. Barley era. offered at a de qwrualitgiesi"; f o rgiven . t o he i ght.26r c w li . n ia e l o si f tig l. lo to sc l o ' re . p l e 2 r l g h t .'s ; .s 4 l 6 l . se . p.r ore ? r g . ood ir-firi sr, 40s. to 42 . Molt, per bush , t ,k o tr b o e m st i o ßo a eg ts anw h s, a a. s n ;sti trq i: ra... a ; cl ik u to wn ro wcr .„ 4 2B. teu i dc o u th ece ,; not much iss request. ROYSTON, APE7L 7.—A full corn market. Wheat and Barley fully sopeorted last week's prices. Malden chew. d a aisgicsithsn to buy at the present reduced price.. Wheat, 42.. to 495. Barley, 435. to Ms. Oats, 245. to 351. figEt FIELD, APRIL 6.—At our market to day we had 4 Ca;r average supply of Wheat hraught to hand, a great pot tiou of which changed hands at Net weck'a prices. No alt, ration to notice in tether Barley, Beam, P,as, or OatY, and a moderate business done. STOCRIIRIIME, Arum 8.-Of Wheat there were more samples shown than actual. One or two samples of hist white Wheat might be quoted at 10!. per load, yet 181. was nearer the real price given. Red Wheats were in better request, but little was done unless at a roductioa of born 5.. to 10e. per lead ; inferior as Int week. Flour and bread unchanged in price. Barley appears fur more abundant than was expected, and prices are still going down. 18s. scows ,he top figure. while many good heavy samples could be had at 455. ; inferi^r, 40.. OAS continue to go down; very superior cannot get higher than 30s. per qr., while some very good armples may be purchased at 28a. i moderate samples, 26, In Beans, Peas, and Itye hut little doing. The sale of winter and spring Vetches very SIACk. STOCKTON ox-Teas, APRIL 7.-A very small supply of farmer's wheat to thin day's market, rani there are no coast ing arrivals. Our milkn being short of stock are more free buyers than:of late, and give Is. advance on all good quiiti• s. For Barley there is no demand. In Oats, Beans, and Piss we lone no change to notice. Flour is firm at our quotation.. Wheat, per quarter, Yorkshire and Durham, white, 735. to 784. • red, 60s. to 74n.; Norfolk and Suffolk, white, 755. to 80..; 'red, 72i. to 775. Barley, malting, Norfolk and Suffolk, ins. to 615.; Chevalier, 635. to 65.. ; grinding and feeding, 435. to 411 s. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk 675. to 60s. Beans, small, 62a. to 565.; tick, 52.. to Ois. Peas, white, boilers, 60i. to 66..; grey and maple, 60,. to 625. Oats, potato, 31s. to Sis ; common, Mn. to 30.. Flour, country, per seek 280 lb., 61s. to 63.. ; superfine. 52.. to 655. Foreign : Wheat, per qr., Dan.oie, 75 :. to 790.; Rostock and Wismar, 735. to 775. ; Stettin. 71s. to 765. ' • Danish and ham burg, 695. to 735. Barley, Rostock and Stralsund, 60s. to 540. ; Danish and Swedioh,lBi. to 525. Pen, white, boilers, 645. to 664. ; grinding, 525. to 541. WATERFORD, APRIL 7.-Since Saturday one general trade ha. remained without animation, and no change can be noted in the value of any article, except Indini Corn and Meal, which have advanced 2i. to 3s. per barn( respectively, with a very large consumption. EDINBURGH, APRIL 7.-We hid a short supply of Wheat from the growen at this =ordinals market, which was takes ' off slowly at an advance of Is. per qr. Fur foreign and Eng lish the demand continues so extremely limited that quota tions !Or the time are little more than nominal. With a small supply, Barley remains very depressed, and fully 2a. per qr. cheaper. Oats a dull sale, at a decline of Is, per qr. Peas, Is. to 25., and Beans 2s. to 3s. per qr. lower. Wheat, 450 qrs.; top, 785.; average, 71s. per qr. Barley, 157; top, 265.; average. 46.. Gd. Oat , 4-1-5; top, 415.; average, 365, 7d, Beans, 61; top, 625. ; avenge, 66... Id. GLASGOW, APRIL 7.-About 14,500 barrels Flour have been reported in the Clyde since the 3155 oat., bet of other articles there were very few arrivals; and, ries Orenee mouth, the supplies both coutwise end foreign have been equally limited. The trade in the mean time has remained without activi•y, haring few or no Irish order., and the local buyers continuing to be very sparing in th. ir fur. chases, although their stacks are understood to be very low. BomeNew Orleans Flour wrialg t. es•erd ty for exp,rt, Pup posed to Portugal. Oats, Butler, Bi ens, Pease, and Oatmeal have each been offered freely at the reduction in priers quoted last week. At this day's market there was a thin attend ance, and a slow trade in most articles. There was little or no change in the value of Wheat or Flour. Oats, Oatmeal, Beans, and l'eos sold in retail at about Is. below our last week'. currency; and come quantity of foreign Barley was taken by the diatillers at a further recline of ah.at 2.. per boll, to which holder. were reluctantly compelled to submit. Wheat, per 240.b5., English, white, new, 365. fol. to 384.; rid, old, 355. to 36e. ; new, 355. to 365. 6,1.; Scotch, white, old, 35e. to 375. • new, 325. to CIF.; Irish, red and white, old, 345. to ed. ; new. 325. to 345. ; Dantzic, old, 36e. to 385.: Pomeranian, old, 345. to 3th. ; Danish, old, 33a. to 341. ; Odesea, soft, old, 33. to 14s : Caned an, old, 345. to 35 5 5.; Bolted States, old, 3j.. to 375. Barley, per 32016., English, new, 334. to 3.h. ; Berwick and Scotch, new, 32a. to 355.; Iri,h,f neer, 30r. to 31s. ; foreign, free Pomeranlan, Ac., new, 31s. to 31r.; free Dani.h, new, 365. to 325. Osta, per 264 lba , Berwick and Scotch, new, 28a. to 30..; prepared Irish. new, 28s. to 315.. Beans, per 4 imperial bushels, English, new, 265. to 295.; Foreign, new, 275. to 28e. ; Irish, per 260 lbs., new, 28e. to 295. • Egeptian, per 280 lbs., old, 265. to 275. Peas, per 28 0 1b.., white, new, 32.. to 335. ; _grey, new, 31s. to 32a. ; Canadian, new, 31s. to 325. Flow , per 280 lbs., English. superfine, new, 555. to 575. ; Irisk ditto, new, 544. to 565. ; fine, new, 525. to 545.; extra choice qualities, new, 58s. to 60s. • American, per barrel, sweet, old, 36... 6d. to 38 s. ; Can adian, sweet, old, 36.. to 375. 6d.; sour, old, 32a. to 335. Oatmeal, par 2601h5.,, Scotch, new, 545. to 565. HOPS.— BOROUGH MARK ET.— Two Cloe T.-- Maar.. Patter:en and Smith, flop Factors, report that there is no alteration in the market worthy of notice. KW 4 P.44t , 44,04.p.e., 4. al. ow 44 0 Yeaell44 p. cwt. aLI 44 44. • Weald of Koala . 4 4to I 0 leanly sown.. , 2ltse 1 II a 5.... 3 14 to 4 s Oki Hors.. . . . 111 Is lumbasas 3to I 4 ~ ~ ~ / Zc -_- .~ SKINS.—L&ADENTIALL, Aran, 561bs. to 64th.., 21d. to 21d.; 64Ibs. to 721 h.., 21d. to 21d.; 721ha i to SOlbs., 2,d. to 3.1.; 801bs. to 881bs., 3d. to 3 id. ; Selbs. to ... 31d. to 31d. Calf Skins, S.. Horse Hides, 13.. BIIIXONDIIII7, A/MIL 9.—Sheep Skins, polkd, 64. to 75.; lients and lialf.breds, ss. 6d. to 6.. 3d.; Downs, 4s. 6d. to ss. 4d. Lamb Skins, 2s. to 2s. 9d. ; Shear. lingo, 9d. CATTLE, Ste.—SMITIIFIELD, Teto o'Cloe7;.—The supplv of Beasts is again large, but the weather being elld 'addend markets clear, the demand is extensive. Prices continue high, 4s Sd. being obtained in acme inettnees for choicest quslities. There are about 140 from Holland, 100 front Scodand, 180 Mach Cows, and the remainder front se veral parts of the country. The num:At of Sheep and Lambs is large; for the forme., trade is brisk at about Munday'ft prices, but for the latter there is a very small demand. 1 nis cold weather is exceedingly unfavourable for the Lamb trade, and the choicest qualiti, s are with difficulty disposed of at a reduction of fully 6d. per 8:b. on but Fri, ay's quotations. Calves arc rather more plentiful, and trade very dull, at re duced prices. We Vase from llolland about 100 Sheep arid 20 Calves. The weather being favourable, trade for rigs is brisk at full prices. ye, tux. *I Ilea • 4. • 0. Per stone ef 8 IN • il. • d. Den 6c04, 11•303•03,63. 4 4 4 133•11os alf • 143.31t0n5. 4 30 Ke• 030, L.1.,00 4 3 4 ant L 004033013 4 is P.,004 opstity **Ma ... a 4 3 1 1i0.40. Nom 4 0 001004 4 4 I Porn Na seead 904•07 a 3 V“. I I I D0d0.133033 I Scot Down. • Half•r44l3 1 0 I Lute I zero as •ttrtet. 1.147 ; races .ace Lambe. CM; 031900.101; 3400,100. B•INET GREAT Fain, APRIL 7.—Yetterday this fair, which is continued for three days, commenced early in the morning, with a very large show of stock of all kinds, and the trade very brisk, particularly for Cows and Calves, which made prices varying from 18 to T 2 guineas per Cow, in full milk, including their small Calf. Beasts for srnaine were also bought up quickly, at 10 to 15 guineas per head ; and Beasts fit far the butcher made from 3s. 10d. to 4s. 6.1. per stone of 81h. In the Horse fair there - were plenty of buyers (or good young rant Mor a ss, which made high pr ices, parti culariv those seitabk for the brewers and London work generllly. One dealer sold some for 60 guineas a horse ; and many others, suitable for farming purposes,' were sold at 40 guineas each; but all horses of en inferior description were a very dull trade. Some goad hones for the saddle sold well, nt high prices. Sheep and Pigs were but little sought aft, r, although offered at lower prices. A good business was dons generally, but plenty of stock left for the remaining two days' fair. BEVISIMET, Arno. 7.—There was a short show of stork, ad of which was sold at the following prices:—Beef, tio. to 7s. per stone. Mutton, 7d. to 74d. per lb. Dakar, Arita, 6.—There was barely an average supply of Beasts, and of a moderate quality ; Stoup, • good supply, both in quantity and quality; fat Calves were plentiful. Beef mule from to 6d.; Mutton (in the wool), ltd. to 7d.; ditto (out of the wool), Gd. ; Veal, Gd. to Old. per lb. Rough Fat, 4s. 041. per stone. DONCASTER Arlin. FAlL—This annual fair fur the sale of Cattle, Hones, &c., was held on Monday last, the sth inst. No better illustration of the desirablerceri of altering the holding of this fair to one particular day in the week could be alt.r.led than the present occasion. It bas often been a matter of regret amongst both buyer and seller that thin fair shoold occur on the same day as Rotherham cattle market and other equally important similargatherinos. We feel assured the importance of not only the April, bat also the August fair, would be promoted, were the authorities of the town to rr solve for the future that these periodical salts should take place the first Thursday after the sth of April and August n speetively. The supply of stock en the present occasion was much less than it otherwise would have been. were it not for the fact that the cattle market at Rotherham wan held at the sometime. Although a thin supply, the quality of the tick exhibited was carved ingly good and prime rampleo of fat ri alined in most instances r ith. r more the., 7s. rvr stone, with a brisk demand. Ir advent, and Cows and Calves, wetrocaree, and high rates obtained. All sort. of groins stack were in I,:tter demand, and having only a thin supply, these realised better prices. The Sheep market was more extensive than usual, and nume rous lots of Hogs shown, sold at higher terms. he pro priety of bovine a ling fair on this day has often been a matter of considerarien with many very influential and ex tensive Sheep-bre. den in the districtuound, end we iinder stand that on future fairs these gentlemen have resolved to exhibit some strong and onperior lots, well worthy the atten tion of yurelmorro. We have no douht that squally as good prie, s will be obtained here as at any other sale. The demand for Horses weS exceedingly good, price apparently uo consideration with superior animals. Indeed, in several instances the prices appeared most oxtraracarit. The attendance of London and country bow+ si as numerous. All descriptions of Horses, whether for hunting, hack, coaching, or carting, were in a brisk sal... We heard of many cart Ilona' bring sold for 601. anal 701. each, and, in one instance, 1001. was given for a Horse which had been previously . bought for 60... Although not equal to the inqui ries, the show of Heroes was fully as large as at former fairs. The exhibition of entire Homes took place, u usual, on the Lich rood oppo ate South-parade. We do not remein b. r to 4 aye seen a better show of Horses for light purposes. To particularise the line symmetry and perfect form and action of many of the sninials, would perhaps be ton invi dious a t irk is h• re perfection seemed to be in such near competition; w.• cannot, however, omit to notice the beauty and exc....nears of Centou Oil, which was to be own opposite '-'‘e Salutation Inn. roomed of all the points which should constitute a first.e.ats 'otalion, and kno sing the extent to which his const4sit ion has ken put in ins .:Irr on tl !TS by beating °° lth ' tca un bu " 7.7:...tnrr! in I•ngthv ca, we inn. lately soy he was the frtieral admirei:du of vl who saw tim. Altogether, the NT pas 3 off with great satisfaction. NEWCASTLE, ACRTI. 6.—We have again to report a large arrival of Cattle up to market this week, vie., 1,030. 306 were sold yesterday, sad 722 were on offer this morning, the quality of whi, ii was middling'. Also, 2,506 Sheep, virility indifferent; and 324 figs, which were in good condition. In the Beast market there was a Ford demand for all kinds. The south choler , bought freely both yesterday and to-day; prices underwent very little alteration, and a clearance was effected, The number Cl Sheep being small, prices improved from Id. told. per lb , and all sold up. Pigs were in good requi ot, and nearly all changed hands. Senate, neat cutters, 75.; Steers, of Rai best quality, Gs. Gil. ;_ ss. 61 hi 6%. Pork, 6s. per stone of 141 b. Sheep, 7d. to thl. per lb., oinking offal. ROCHDALE MONTHLY FAIR, APRIL s.—There has been a numerous attendance of country farmers, butchers. and cattle-dealers in the :air to day. We hale had a fall aver age number of horned Cattle ; middle sorts of calving Cows were wiling e' from 121. to 151. per head. The prices of all sorts of Beasts were at fnan tire to t. n per cent. lower than they were a mouth ago. More than an average number of Beasts were dLpated of. A general opinion prevails that Cattle will be lower in prices. ROTHERIIII3I, APRIL s.—We had a Rood supply both of Beasts and Sheep to thia day's market, of excellent quality. The attendance of buyers wee numerous, which Lamed f.e Mutton trod,. to rule more t riskly, and all wu sold up at higher prices. The Bed trade was not no lively as at this previous market, yet all was &spot cl of at last week's quo. tan isis. Beef, G. rid. to 7s. per atone; Marton, clipped, .sd, to 65d., in wool, 7d. p:r lb. Beasts, 230 ; Sheep, 3,970. SALrokn, Arum 7.—There has been a 'malice slow 0. stock to-day than for many months post; scarcely anything from Ireland. In eini.equenec, best Beef realised in some ease• 21. a-head over Gil. per lb., and Mutton is fully Id. per It,. higher. All sold up. WAKEFIELD, Arum 7.—We had • fair supply of stock at market this morning, of both dew riptions ; there was a good attendance of Alison, and all sold. Beef, Gr. to 6s. W. per store. Mutton fin wool), 64d. to 7d.; clipped, 6d. per lb. We had a fair supply of lean cattle w,clealrers. . - EDO: gruun, Arno. 7.—The supply of tat Cattle brought into the market was 516 bead, or 73 less than last week, most of which w. re in excellent condition. The demand was good, and prices rose from 31 to 4d. per stone. Top of best Beef. 6.. 6d.; current, Bs.; secondary quality, 7s. to 7s. 6d. ; inferior, 6a. to 6a. 6d. per Dutch stone. One ex ception to the above top price was a lot of very superinr four year-old Heifers, fed by John Vergusnn, Esq., Kirkaldy, which was allowed, by competent judges, to yield 6s. 9d. per Dutch stone. The Much Cow market was better sup plied than last week; their condition was in general in ferior. Purehawos were plentiful. and severnl sales ef• feeted. One .uperior Cow, of the Teeswater breed, sold at 201., a few at 16/. Current prices, 141. to 101. ; inferior, down to 61.; and a considerable number unsold. The sup. of Sheep was condderable abort of that of last week, the number. being 1,159, or 316 lees than on Wednesday last. Sales were brick, and sold readily at an adssnce of 2s. per head Top of best Mutton, 74d. ; current, 7d. ; inferior, 6d. to 61,1. per lb., and all sold. ior Yeaterclab's .4arkate eH .sa pave. SHIPPING. - - - MAILS ARILINID.—DubIin,2; Waterford, I ; Donaghadee . 1 ; French, 1; Flanders. 1. LONDON. April 9.—Wino this day at noon, W.S.W., gales, and equeily. Oar MAILOATk, April S.—Oriental, Csleutta. OFT MANROATC, April B.—Sure King, St. Lucia. De .L, April B.—W., strong and iqually.—Arrived : Alice, Jamaica; Sara': l irkett, Potto It•co. Arrived from the river: Jobs, New York. Put back : Isabella, Quebec. Cowes, April b.—W.S.W.—Arrived: Claudius Civilia, Bata' a. PLrnourn, April B.—N.N.W.—Arrived John Bull, New Zealand end Cork ; Jame Campbell, London—crew in a slate of mutiny. Macoara, April B.—The Baptiste, Charente to London, got on the Idert..,-te Sand this morning, but uaisted off, very leaky, after partly discharging. Lim eaten, April 7.—W.N.W.—Arrived : Carmely Fara han, New York. Leavrica, Marc 24.—Sailed: Resolution, Davis' Strait.; Joseph Green, DAVIS' Straiti. SHIELD*, April B.—W.N.W., strong gales.—Sailed Eusta' e, Hong Kong. HARTLEPOOL, April B.—W., strong.—Sailed Emma, Montreal ; Percy, Quebec. CLTDE, April 7.—Sailed: Medora, Trinidad; Mary liar risen. Havannah. KINGSTOWN, April 7.—W.N.W.—Arrived: Glaniniee Castle, New York. HARTLAND QUAY, April B.—The Native, of Cork, went on shore last night, a cues to the westward, and is expected to become a wr.tk ; crew and paaarnmrs saved. Latvia, April 7.—S.W.—Sailed : Prince George, Quebec. Rem., April B. S.W.—Sailed : Ross, Queue. FA LuourN, April B.—W., squally.—Artived : Rio packet, Pernambuco, .alled the 18th February ; Ellen Bryson, Hondunr, =Bid 16th February, with foremast sprung, boats stove, and loss of bulwarks. Briteroz., April B. Arrived : Brilliant, Porto Rico, 6th, Sailed : Reliance, Baton. HARTLEPOOL, April B.—The Ellrn, of Jersey, has put in , here with low of f.memaet, &c., haling been in contact, this 1 morning, off Whitby. ' 1