The Express. — London, England, 1847-04-23 00:00:00

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ROWLAND and SON, 20, ~....a .0rd .,3 4 Landon, beg to caution the nobility and gentry .............",' ~„ m ated by the attempt. of some shopkeepers, who, to . ." -- ...d. of their own rasaufacture, give the title,. of •• l; an — i -- •t E 14Jar " sad "Odreito"—some under the implied for Lion ~ .......n . ,. ._,,,,' ernment departments, with almiltr attempls at ..,...-,--• '„ n h d ,f, i e b i t ey copy the label., bill., Wee norm' en . l3, cud teal. ;substituting fictitious names and addreLesfor %Jr: .. : al) of tbe i molai grepanitione. The *sly genuine '"UliClAskr Oil," fflt,dy. gsr,"and " Oduato," are " Rowlintle," Sad the wrapper of each Inas the same of " Rowlands"' preceding that of the article, with g,,,aignr um at the foot, in ra thus—"A. wi—"A. ROWLVND It got." full by them, at 20, lictoniardrn, London, mid by all fibrhie.+ sad ',Reuther. I§-I—. CillEttiffELL'S GICIDZ TO HEALTH AND LOND Ut's. rrtce Is, each, bilmost, in staf s PS IL c.d. en* IArHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND Avon). ':Villt Dist-tables to all Complaint.) 2. HOW TO BR guppy. - "lacunae Yiecre."—Cie. It ts contended that nine-tenths eider lithe." cat miseries am of our own ereaoll, such ac by careless ...„,,,,,,,,,k s e:auigences, mental irascibility, intWience, or other per. .77" .1 j A .,,,,,terities, end that good health, sound digestion, dioandera ights, and °fr.:rah: 4 days arc at our ecumaarcl. ..4 an obsercarea Of OM ad.:ce :Attained in them memoirs the worst ease. of by prichnistrl. m i., ~,,,,aricse, debility, sad indidaaiaa say bs mad to lake than month. 841,,,,,d, 21, Paternoster.rwer; Mann, 39, Occrahill ; Bathe, 5, „ , a m ; Gareth°, IC ' bleetwtreet ; Nelson, 437, West my*, . .linet home the Author, 10, Argyll-owe. gegaa..,,,,,. Scinde is quiet and healthy. Sir C. Napier has re turned to Kurrachce from Hyderabad. A compli mentary order to General Hunter had been issued by him on the retirement of the worthy veteran from the country. Tne 3rd Light Cavalry, supposed to have fake under the . governor's displeasure in con sequence of their having permitted the Booghties to escape them, have been highly complimented in orders. A letter front General W. Napier to the Editor of the Sun, has brought out a bundle of disclosures as to the number of troops employed in Scindc. The Governor of Guernsey must have received his infor mation from his brother, and Sir C. Napier must in this ease have sent forth two statements—one for the Commander-in-Chief, the other for publication, the latter differing from the former by nearly nine thousand men ! This sad exposure meets the state ment of Lord Ellenborough published in September last, that General Sir C. Napier advanced on Mooltan in March, 1846, with 13,000 men and 100 gnus, leaving Scinde unprotected : instead of this, he advanced on Bahawulpore, a friendly atter., with 12,000 men and 30 guns, leaving au army of 20,000 on the Indus. This time twelve months there were 32,000 men in Scinde. By such fearful mis statements front the highest quarters are the people rt home deluded. Twenty-four thousand troops have within the last four years been raised avowedly for the use of Scinde and the money wasted in the, country since its conquest exceeds seven million stirl ing —the garrisons formerly defended our frontier, but now some hundreds of miles in our rear, having' been strengthened by the addition of a fourth to their former numbers. It is now understood that there will be no change in this state of matters so long as the Duke of Wellington can prevent the exposure of the criminality and madness of Lord Ellenberough's policy which must follow the subjection of the country to the rule of the East India Company. The trade ea the Indus, and public works said to have been con structed, arc creations of the imagination. The price of the commodities conveyed for commercial pur poses would not pay for the coal of the steamers con s-clang them. The Sikh guns, 252 in number, captuted in the late campaign, have reached Calcutta. The cost of their conveyance front the Sutlej to the Hooghly is estimated at 23,000/. Sir Thomas M'Mahon, Commander-in-Chief of the Bombay army, leaves us by this day's steamer, amidst the general good wishes of the community. Having declined to accept of a gift on his departure, a bracelet, of the value of nearly 2,0001., has been bestowed on Lady M'Mahon. General Morse Bac cceds him as Commander of the Forces until the arrival of Sir W. Cotton, who is expected, here about the 10th proximo. A meeting for the relief of the distressed Scotch and Irish took place a week since, and already has nearly 3,0001. been subscribed at the Presidency, — our princely Parsee Knight, Sir Jemsetjee Jeejeeb • boy, contributing 300/. out of his own pocket. The Governor of Bombay is about proceeding to the Mahabuleshwur Hills, returning to the Presi dency prior to the despatch of the Ist of April mail. The Dutch bark Marie has been wrecked at Madras, a heavy ground swell having caused her to drag her cable and drift ashore. Sir E. Perry has decided that the late opium sale time bargains at Bombay were legal, Sir 1). Pollock being of a contrary opinion. It is said that an ap peal against the judgment of the Chief Justice is about to be transmitted home. The country - generally is healthy and quiet, and the hot weather beginning to set in. --- COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. BOMPAY, Manes 15.—Cotton piece goods The late accouats from England being leas enemonging, and only two months remising of the season for diepodng of galls, holders have become free In offering their stocks, and at the sale time dealers hare become cautious, and do not purchase beyond their imme diate wants. The business done since the 2nd inst. has coneequently been too limited extent only. The advance noticed on grey good , in one Last bas not been sustained excepting the Domestics, which main. ten their previous value. Turkey red goods are ratherhull of sale. In fancy goods there ore no changes. Cotton Yarn.—There is a very fined inquiry for the best quality. A larger amount of Wainer bas been dose wan what we reported in 1 our lest for the latter half of the last mouth. Dyed.—A very good demand hot sprung op, and as ranch as 12 annas per lb. have Men obtained for N 0.40 in bundles of 711 b. Turkey.—The inquiry is only eooflncd to best quality. We quot as before Ir. and 7a. to Ir. and 12a. per lb. Metals.—English Iron continues In demand, but no further im provement has token place in prices. A sale of 400 candles, of a C01i131041 assortment, hse been reported at 33 neves. Swedish bars.—On the departure of the last mail Reale of 200 can dles of assortment wan effected at rupees, and since bromic, of very good =moment, chiefly consisting of 'quire bars, hare been effected, one of 130 =indica at 52 rupees, the other of 303 medley at 50 rupees per candy. In other kerne, no alteration worthy of notice, excepting in sheets and hoops, on which a decline of one quarter to one half rupee has taken place. Copper continuo , in demand. The stuck in the fleet hand is none, and that of the bazaars is very moderate. We therefore expect our present quotations will be maintained for some time to co ic. Spellers—A epeculative inquiry . is going on from too European houses, in consequence of its having risen considerably in England, and therefore 12} to 12; meth, ore asked by the bazaar dcolers, for • small quantity they bold of their former purchaser. Cochineal—Continues scarce, and only a small quantity bus teen imported, of which 1,50 gb. have been sold at 4 rupees am 12 anew per lb. Beer.—ln Alleop's we bare heard of sales to the extent of 300 hogs heads, at 75r. per hogsbeed of the lest October brew, which are ex pected to arrive here in the month of April nest. In Bare we have heard of Wes to the extent of 159 hogsheads at .15r., of the old brew. Of last October btu with their brand we have heard of no sales. Corrox.—Prlces on new have advanced a little, owing to the demand for the China market. Opium.—Malwa has not varied much. in few instances • trifling advance wu paid for an approved parcel. We quote I,llor. to 1,120 r. per chest Freight —ttao, not much site cI. Since our last, three vowels hare engaged their cargo both for liindein and Liverpool at ef. ISs., and wiN the bee few days tonnsge hes become again soiree, and et. 17e. 6d. has been paid for the titter por . To China it has receded owing to many large country vowels being put on the berth, and we have beard of en engagement done at 92r. per may, which are our quotations of the day. Kienasor..—lt bas then, and purchases fue the math bane been effected at U. 0&d. fog bills from China, and at 2.. Old. to 20.01 d. for local ones at six months' sight. On Cake' la 30 daps' sight, 99r. Ga. . Bank Steelc.--Sharee In the Bank of Bombay, 36 per ceot. premium laa. Oriental Bank, 20i to 21 premium. Commercial, 4 „ Marten 15, Two o'rweit—Since morning a great demand has arisen for bill , on England, and the rate has fallen to 26. Old. and 2s. 08d., at which several transact too have ten effected. This de maM is attributed to the reduction to Is. 10d., which took place in the billed the lion. Company on India, of which a large quantity has come by the mail of Saturday but. The rate for governmeht bilis on Bengal Us also receded—and is now not higher than 988 for sixty days' eight. Csuctere, Moses B.—She government expires of the mail, ere Bombay, came to hand on the 23rd ult., and put us lo posremion of Lomita. dates to the 7th of January ; ati however, business had only recommenced a day, or two previous to the despatch of the mail, the commercial intelligence was not of much impor tance, except as cordirming that bronOt by the Be.ntinek. In this market we have but little charge to notice, but. if anything, there has been rather more doing in produce, an , en-films in imcorts, the former being induced by the continuance of their advimms by government at the rate of M. per rupee, and the comparatively low prime which the Large stow base compelled holders to accept, and the la.ter by Me continued scarcity of money, the almost entire geamtion of purchases throuelvoot the past week in consequence of the Ulnaoo rest'val of the uolelatim, and also in a great measure bugs amounts received of the high prices miter at home, badman. Where hem ba most instances to refrain from oter- Mg their paged the miss roe obtainable. Our exchange oat Eng land has aseliaseill le thanes ve.y gradually 2.. lad. to 26.101., Oss ro s eunrg kr good IU months date paper, notinth tbermeees mirk& have lately been current as to govern mg Au* la MO their rate, if not to mese the warehouse attsgatbee; glasses less, however, now been so lout delayed, that it dues meeseppeer likely that my change will he made until the en tire smssiorof IsO company's rupees advertised for has bees dramas, boomer, it most probably will be before our next Beishallont id = teen three was: ;in the past 20 dam, and the tete here Ming already between 34 , 00,900 sod 5,10,111111, minis of Madras and Bombay. Previous to the receipt of Ibis mol a lb Mitd ult., freights had rather a downward tendency, Maths brisk domed subsequently ezperienced for tonnage to Great Britain brook sassed • emdy adearice, 91.13 e. to 71. 13s. being the rams nemmarrent for dead weight. We have but little change to report in the widen el ear money market, which continue. tight, with no immeuhsse preyed of relaxation, and Covernmenteecurities and Bank Stork Imes ba coescquence declined in value vary mate rially, there being but IltUe disposition manifested to invert in them even at the comparatively low rat , • now current. INDIOO.—C IMAMS. hs been interrupted by a succession of holydaye, in coneequence of which only three publia sales were held from the 17th to the end of Yeheuary, and one large one Mare ; at which, how ever, every chest found purelemere at former rates. 8,11A11.---Al anticipated in our last the native merchants have con tinued to force their goods on the market, and the *deices by the past mail haring beensomewhat encouraging a largo Intainme b.m been done. Stocks bare of course . been considerably reduced, but still elvers amply sufficient to meet the probable de mand until the new crop commences to arrive, Khaur and all low moan continue to be taken for toed refinement at compara tively high prior.. Exports to Great Britain from the Ist that up to date ameunt to 7,075 malteds. Sarserrne.—Notwithatandine the excessive rates now demanded for tonnage a moderate buniness bas been done in this style for the Evglivit motel, and the demand being Amore exclthively for One qualities, which are comparatively scarce, these have maintained their present mine. Rice.—The paucity of tonnage con!inars the only apparent restric tion on operations in this staple for the ErialMli markets, which have nevertheleas been rather extensive. RAW Mtg.—The somewhat improved Inquiry for this staple, as noticed in our last, has continued, more especially for Cneelmkear, Ilurrypaul, and Radnagore, of the November Blind ; and the supply of these descriptive' being moderate, previous rates have been main tain. Sa ed n PIACI , GOOM—Mtelly fine mishit have been in good demand at full prime, say 123 r. to 130 r per corge, but of them the supply has been very moderate, whilst of low and mlcklling goods, which are tu limited inquiry, and obtainable at comparatively low rotes, site stock is heavy. Cooppas and bandannas of good quality are seldom in • obtainable in this market, and our quotations are9berefore measure nominal. Ortim.—The fourth sale of the SWIM was held on the 22 nd ult., and went off quietly, with the following result Chest.. Highest. Lowest. Average. Proceeds, Patna ... 1,690 1,200 1,183 1,191 20,10,700 Benares 713 1,180 1,160 1,171 0,37,575 Miteequently there has been but lit doing, bat prices have never *hms hod rather an upward tendency, yesterday's gradations being (2102 rupees per chest for Nina, and 1,190 rupees Oar &mares. le rours.—Barman Carron Frees flog at ad vices of the great advance in the value of the raw InaterLd at house bane not cm yet had I the effort of enabling importers to establish any material advance In • the priers of manufelturee here, bat have nevertheless Induced them, generally sp e aking, to show Wan- Id firmness for all de, ecriptithe, there being every Term to anticipate some im provement as the stock. in the hands of desires become re. dried, it tain9 evident that ehlpmenta from home must tall oft. ra t mw parties appear disposed to realise at a slight edema! cm the raes previously torrent, being anxious to take advantage LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o' Clock. By the Overland Mail, arrived this morning, we have inte,ligence from Along Kong to the Ist ; Cal cutta, the 6th ; Madras, the Bth ; and Bombay, the 16th ultim). The mail reached Suez by the steamer Bentiack, Capt. Kelloek, which on her voyage passed the lion. Company's steamer Victoria, on the 29: h Mare!), with Sir W. Cotton and staff on board. The following is a list of passengers on board the Bentinek : Lora Elphinston, Major-General Sir H.Smith, Bart., and lady Lady Tomo*, Mrs. Patton. Col. Gregory and gbild, Mr. Richards, Mrs. Richards and child, Cal. Storey. Col. rent, Cul. Read, Mrs. Read, the Hon. Ccl. Ashburham, Mr. Reid, Mr. Bracken, Mr. J. W. Dulrymrle, Lieut. Molditcb, Capt. H. Rose, Major hay, Dr. Wood, Mrs. Wood. Mr Kills and child. Capt. Aptherpe, Capt. Woolf, Capt. Elsoll ers t, Lieut. Roche, Mrs. Roche, Capt. Rigby, Lieut. littitOCk, Lieut. W. Shand, Capt. Say, Lieut. Richards, Mr. E. S. Dunlop, Mr. Martin. Mr. kl• Lean, Mr. Hewett, Mr. Newton, Mr. J. Smith, Mr. Rev. T. Boaz, Miss Maddock, Miss li,tiott, Mr. J. Rhode and two children, Bri gadier F. L. Doveton, Mr. H. Saaith, Rev. Mr. Bowie. Rev. Ii Stewart, Rev. J. Ticker, Capt. Baldwyn.Maj. G. Green, Lieut. licks, Capt. Dizon, Mr. C. W. Dawro, Mr. J. Stephens, Mr. J. C. Saporta'. Senor Lorenz, Riago, Mr. Clarke, Mr. Blackwell, Mr. C. Hamilton, Mr. A. P. Tromp, Mr. G. G. M'Pherson, Mrs. M'Pheson and child, Mr. Altoras (died at Aden), Mr. Fletcher, Mr. Dunlop, Mr. Saunders, Mrs. Saunders, Mr. Austin, Mr. Richew, C. W. D'Oyly, Lieut. Snow, Mr. and Mrs. Sondes, Mr. Raven, Mrs. Carberry, Mr. E. and Mrs. Do Frobervilie, Mr. llailloar, Mr. 11. G. Wolcott, Mr. C. M. Wolcott, Mr. Eieg, Capt. G. M. Arthur, Capt. Haines, and Dr. Lynch. The East India Company's steamer Auckland, which left Bombay on the 15th of Mlrch, arrived at Suez on the 6th inst., two days after the Bentinck, although the latter left Aden 27 hours alter the former. The Auckland brought to Egypt General Sir T. M'Mahoa and suite, and Major- General Hunter. The news from India by this mail is not very im portant. The Punjaub was tranquil. The British agent had nearly reached Peshawar, and was to re side in the fort. Col. Lawrence was busily engaged at Lahore, endeavouring to trace out the chief pro moters of the late attempt to assassinate the three Birders, Tej Singh, Shere Singh, and Deena Math. Suspicion rested on both the Maharanee of Lahore, and the Nlaharajah of Jamoo, Goolaub Singh. The resident at Lahore, Colonel Lawrence, had issued invitations for a grand entertainment at the Shah mar-gardens, in honour of the battle of Sobraoa, and it was intended by the conspirators to seize ou this as the occasion for carrying into effect their sanguinary designs. The plot, however, was discovered, and the men who were to have com mitted the act of oss.ssination were seized. They pro:ed to be Akalees, from Umriteir. The ;British Vakeel, Morteza Shah, had reached Lahore, with the persons rescued by him in Affghan titan. Amongst these saved was a European boy, whom Col. Lawrence has taken under his protection. The decease of Akbar Khan, of Cahoot, is reported. lie is said to have died cf delirium tremens, the re sult of one of these fits of debauchery in which he has of late years so frequently indulged. His removal will be a blessing to the country, and a relief to his father, who has been long harrassed by his turbulent and reckless disposition. Lord liardinge was at 'Meerut on the 23rd Feb., and it was expected he would leave that place on the 27th, direct to Ilurdwan, instead of going round by Saharunpore. The camp of the commander-in chief reached Kalka on the Ist March. It was sup posed he would proceed to Simla with as little delay as possible. The reduction of the native army of India was being proceeded with, the rumours of counter orders having all proved groundless. Sir Charles Napier had returned to Kurrachee, with his family, in high health, ancras vigorous and active as his best friends could wish. The country was tranquil, and the troops and inhabitants healthy. The rumours of Sir Charles's retirement had all died away. The Commander-in-Chief of the Bombay army, and General Hunter from Scinde, embarked on the evening of the 13th, for Suez, the whole of the troops in garrison having been paraded front the ES planade-rAad to the Apellc-pier, to do honour to their retiring and generally-liked chief. General Morse had assumed command till Sir Willoughby Cotton's arrival. Her Majesty's 17th Regt. left Bombay on the 14th of March, on board the barques John Bremer and Ann, for England. The news from China announces the occurrence of a dreadful tragedy on the evening of 6th Feb., in Chimmo Bay, a small opium station near Amoy, when two receiving vessels, Omega and Caroline, were boarded by Chinese pirates, who murdered the captains, officers, and part of the crews of both ships, and carried off an immense booty. CASUALTIES RIC DEATH IX THE ARMIES OF INDIA RE 7ORTED R THE DEPARTURE OF VIZ MAIL OF MARCH 2.—Her Majesty's Troops: Assistant Surgeon W. Bowie, M.D., 78th Hiehlander., at Belgium, March 4. MADIiAv.--Superintaoding-SurseonC.Desormeaux,Hyde rabad subsidiary force, at Secunderbad, Feb. 15 ; Ensign W. A. Fuller, 16th Regiment, at Cannanore, Feb. 16; Assist.- Surgeon A. J. Will, 31st Regiment, at Palarocotta, Feb. 23. BENGAL.—Colonel Joseph Orchard, C. 8., Ist European Fusl'era, at Subathoo, Feb. 19 ; Captain Henry Hollings, 66th Ream .nt, deputy-advocate general, Cawnprc Divi sion, at Luclutow. Feb. 22. HER MAJESTY'S NAVY.—Captain Gordon, commanding her Majesty's ship Wolf, at Labatt', Jan. 6. The following is the summary of the Bombay 71mes Another fortnight of almost newsless tranquillity has passed over us, and the peace policy of the pre sent Governor-General, which leaves little to record and nothing to criticise, continues to be the bane of 'ournalists. The current of 'events in the Punjanb continues to Fun on as smoothly as if it had flowed undisturbed in the same channel for centuries. Festivities and gaieties seem to have taken the place of intrigue and murder, and no portents are now discoverable calcu lated to occasion alarm. The troubles in the I lazareh country have been subdued, and Lieutenant Lumsden is load in the praise of his Sikh allies. The messenger sent into Affghanistan in quest of the captives left behind in our retreat in 1842 has returned with those he has been enabled to release. They consist chiefly of the children of our Sepoys or servants of the officers. lie received every assist ance in their recovery that could have been desired from the Amer of Cabul. Akbar Khan is dead. From the time we discovered the Sirdar to be our enemy, when we expected him to have acted as the mediator betwixt the beleaguered garrison of Ca bal and the insurgent Ghilzies, he has been the object of unremitting obloquy and slander. Grievously as he has been misrepresented, there seems to have been much in his character adverse to the peace of the state and the harmony of his father's house. His removal relieves us of the awkwardness of forfeiting our pledge by declining to recognise him OD his succession to the throne, or, by keeping it, admitting to terms the destroyer of a Ilritish envoy. Throughout Affghaniatan the usual course of turbu lence and disorder appears to prevail. The Governor-General continues in the north-west provinces. No credence is given here to the reports of his removal to be found in the English papers. We know how cordially his measures have been com mended both in Leadenball-street and Cannon-row, and we think it unlikely that any administration will dare to interrupt a course of policy so auspiciously begun, so long as its author is willing to undertake its guidance. Discontents continue throughout the Nizam's dominions, and disturbances in the Gumaoor country. 7 VNi ~- Mit Ifirprai No. 202.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 23, 1847. [3d. of the present high ruling of exchange, but cannot at present find Purchn-mv even at this, except to a vny limited extent the re ported ?WM of Minna all descriptions of fabrics multr this head show a tilling off of nearly SO per cent. as cdmpared with Mom of the previous month, and prices are at present M a measure normal._ . Twisr.—About the beginning of the past month, on receipt of the advice, of the great advance M the home ioarket, a specula tive denuind sprang on and hug•' quantities changed bands at an advance of 2 to 4 pie per marsh. This, however, did not book arid dealers not being disposed to operate cm the same terms, and holders being Item, the exported mica allow a corre•pand .ng falling off with that of pine goods. !drawee—The native holydays of the 2d, 3rd, and 4th, com bined with the tightness in the money market, have kept dealers not of the market. Holder., however, show no ayeaptonas of submitting to any reduction in their demands; in fa 4, iron is ha nein instances held for an adva.te, but for the perseatpricas of all are in a measure nemionl. - -....--.. MONNT lklAitliZT.-We have very little change to notice in the post. tkrn of our money mark, t Mum the 18th ult., but, it anything, the tightnem then noticed has increased. Cov.rament sceurituv have fluctuated in value very considerabiv. In Bank ~tack but few trans actions have transpired, there being at preterit but little disposition manifested to invest. Farrow es-For • few dors previons to the receipt of the mail on the 23rd nit., the basin. :on in produce having slackened, there was leas inquiry for tonnage, and some panties anxious to complete there cargo pave orders for rice as low to all. Ins. per ton; euteequentiy, however, when it we. found that the favoarable :idyl.s brought by the Beano& were hilly confirmed, a decided .dvance took place, the tote kr Rice rapidly ad vancing from 6/. 15s. to 71. 10s. to 71. lie, at IDLiCti it has of late teen steady, with Saga at 71., !saltpetre at 61. 159., and Indigo and Silk at 71 .e. to 71. lies • there being but little difference between L an don and Liverpool, eseept ix the latter (indigo and silk), which nue be quoted about 50. to 7s. 6d. lower for Liver pool. Poe mint other staples the rates In In • menace nominal, and he too unsettled for us to give guardians with any de gree of conddeace. In the rates for Mauritius we have not howl of any attend:on on yet, alarming order) fur riot bovine been ob tained at 2r. 2.1. per ; but C.lll scarcely think it possitge this eau lest, as vowels will, doubters., be taken from (tact Vade and put on for Y.r.glancl, should present rates be maintained, an appear. probable when the amount of tonnage so arrive 19 compared with what Rill be required both hers and at llombey during the newt tame sr Wow MIWITIIPi bet sore impidelly at tie Lair pan, whim the limited number of comets, has alrealv canoed a oonalekrable ad nom, although new cotton had not commenced to arrive. CANTON Yen. 15.-There have been two failures among the llama announced this new year; the norgugs they owe to the teamen ore said to bevery hire. The hind. Is hoe onlyjust terminated, and the market has hardly yet opened; tranactionsreporta, therefore, have reference chitty to the three works lirevions. CODTON Pone.-The Rem during the month are WIT small. The following an the quotations, duty paid, for cash in two month. ) -- Noa. 16 to 24, 29 dub. to 30 des.; No.. 26 to 32, 31 dots. to 32 dole. ; NOR 34 to 42, 31 des. to 36 dots. 14030 Cuero, -Srden reported to the extent of about 10,000 pieces. The quMations for the current descr.ptioca, duty paid, are 2 110111. Wei fur too up to 1 dole. 80c. for 72's. grey ; and 2 des 200. up to 2 dials. tie. for whites ; less 7 per cent. for cash. Los° Fn.. -The saes are reported at 6,000 *ow. ticarlets have again advanced, and are worth 11 dole. Assorted have been sold at about 8 dots. 80c. for MI gads, duty paid, and lon 7 p-r cent. for Ifesmsw 6TUDER.-11,600 to 1,000 pieces reported. sold. An assort ment of be beat deserc.tioo and of a favourite mark sold at 1 dot. 30e. pee yard, duly paid; levs 7 per cent for cash. CADILDP4.-One small parcel only sold, at about 18 dol. 18e., duty paid, doe 7 per cent. for each. loov.-Saks to the extent of about 4,000 picots have been made to a speculator within the lam few days, at 3 dots. Wk. to 4 dole. fsr nail rod cad bur, duty paid, less 2 percent. for each. Lion IT worth 5 dole. 80e. duty paid, cash, leas 2 percent. TIN Fierce are quoted G Cots. to 6 dots. 50c. duty paid, cash, less 2 percent. RADAR WOOD continue. steady at I dol. 75 e. to 2 dials. duty mail. Hanna. Woos! has advanced: Madras 10 to 13 dols., duty pod; South Seas, 10 to 11 dots. 50 e.; Damaun, 6to 3 dots. A late execs ave import of South Seas, not yet landed, must, however, depr4ws the market. loas—The anxiety of the foreign merchants to close eccounts with the native merchants prior to the China new year caused much nett dty in the market, and corsiderable quantities of tea were settled at rates above what otherwise RIAU have biro given bad cub pay ments been made. This has been the ease more particularly with (bis tro, a large proportion of which has been bought of the teamen by the native merchants or brokers at 2 to 3 tarts above market rates, sod who have *hipped it under advances that have been merely nominal, the amount agree:. for not beteg paid in cash, but being put to the credit of the Chinese brokers' amount with the foreign merchant. One of the results of this course Ms been a very heavy toes to the tea men, and which ',rabidity may prevent a surplu quantity of Corigmi being brought to market next reason. Of this kind about GO chop; have been settled since the deportut r of the lad mail, leaving about 100 still to the market; marts the whole of these being of the third and fourth crops, for V . i:t!ch 12 tact. are wanted for common and ordinary, and 1.1 tails for good ordinary. Of Stai d:long about 1,000 chests have been settled, leaving about 7,4)03 in the market, at 12 to 15 tarts for common, 16 Wets fur fair, and 20 to 26 tads for middling to good; of fine none. The frock of Pekoe is dill large, but the quality of it is Orly inferior, and obtainable at low prim. Of Scented Orange Pekte )lwahrung) about 3,000 half chests have born settled at 22 to 98 tact. for fair to middltng. Stock about 1,500 40:4000 holt cheats. Of Main Granite Pekoe 4,009 half chests have been settled at 10 to 14 tins, lowing still some 8,000 in stock. The transactions in Scented Caper have been mall, and at loot montlie rates, say 17 to 20 tads for fair quality; in plain sorts nothing done. About 3,090 half chests of :Sing Yona Ivsv: Men taken at 15 to 13 taela for fair to good ; the stock is about 9,1.00 to 4,000, and present ratosl4 taco for cammon to 18 melts foe good. In Ankoi Pouchongs little bee been done; 10 feels aced for e ,mmon. but no bayere. GREEN TEA.—Tbe stock of superior cleat:ties of young Hylton is ex tremely moderate, and finer ore getting ewerv. We quote miring at 22 to 23 tails ; moyune, of cargo quality, 25 to 26 Saris, and good cargo, 28 to 32 tacl-, superior 31 to 38 tees. 0114 Hoe 4U to 46 tart., and the market firm at these prices. In Ilyron.o the par chorea have been mostly of the liner qualities far the English market; the solos are reported to to about 8,000 chests, at t for common, 32 to 36 fair to good, 39 to 40 Mule sorrier to line, and 54 to 64 Lois for extra fine. Ilyson skin is without alteration: common 14 toe* good 13 reels, superior 20 to 24, flee 2G to 30 tails; at these rates about 2,000 chests tome been sentry!. Twsn key is still neglected, the teem en being very reluctant to accept the rates offered ; common taiping sewed° at 16 tads, for floret !Orson kind), 32 twists wanted. lons rt.' and gunpowder, of tine quality, Ms been in some demand, and upwards of 1,000 half chests hove been nettle!, at 45 to 43 tads to SU to 53 tact.; this description La very dime. Of ewatn9n qualities t iping is quote lat 27 to 30 mils; stogie, 30 to 33 to 33 to 38 tarts ; and moyune sorts 40 to 43 to 30 to 53 tads. Exports of tees during the month of February, in seven vessels, in cluding the BORIWA from ehangluie 3,186,3291 n Green, 452.5281 b. Total, 3,640,92 alb. Total export from China, from let July to 28th February, com pered with the same periol last year Green. Total. 34,579,3211 b, 4,368,5011 h. 33.517,02515. _ 1845-o._ 34,104,6291 b. 6,17 ),4061b. 40,280 0351 b. Sux.—No purchases have been wade since the departure of the last SCUAIL—Little or none at market, and no shies to take it nway. roe ho. 1, .5 Jilt& Mk. is talked of. These soros some speculation afloat for the Bombay market. tleicatiat.vaa.—At 121 dilv. Tommon—Freistits to England Gl. 10s. to 71. There is not muck available tonnage here, but AUICHCifIIt for the present demand. Keens:cos& --Owing to the mail tot having arrived, the current rate is not yet fixed; Barino,os credits have been sold at 44. 41d., but this was a solitary transaction. Company's accepted bill• ,01.1 m far to the new year at 218. Oriental Rank Meter.—On London, via months, 4e. 4d. On Calcutta and Bombay nominal SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. BONSAT.-Arelvals: March 1, Charles Grant, Calcutta.. 2nd, Plum:tit, Liverpool ; Hugh Linder ( 01 .). Mama; Cleopatra (at.), Aden. 3rd. Equestrian, London. 4th. Forth, Calcutta; Sir J. R. Canute (at.), Surat. sth, Sultana, Calcutta. Bth, Curretjee Cow 'Ajar, Sum; Courier de Manille, almritiuu oth, Fab lee, Cam of Good Hope; Mount Stewart Elplunstone, Downs; Adraatin, Liver ving,ja. 13th, Rajasthan, Cochin; Se miramis (st.), Suez Denatured: March I, Chance, (lull; Bell lon don. cnd, Aebar Sum. 3rd, John Edward, Lire 4th, Indus. (at.) Km - rather , sth, Mmilum (M.), Kurrathee. 6th. la, Jeddah; Troubadour, Liverpool; 11.01. frigate Fox, and 11. M. ful (m.), Trincomalee. 7th, Palmyra, Liverpool. Bth, Comm (at.), Surat. Oth. C ol (at.), Kurrachee. I I th, Semstris (st.), Aden. 1201, Victoria (al), ombo. 14th, Seaforth (4), Colombo. Caworra.-Arrlyabc-Feb. 12th, Orpheus, Mauritius. 19th, Eliza titearv6 Liverpool ; orient, Mauritius; Jumna, Liverpool. 21th, Alexandria Bamboo. 21st, Nankin, Mauritius. 22nd, Marc Ann, Bahia; lion Accord, Bombay. 23rd, H ilifax. Lon :on ; Sir Willnun Wallace, Penang; Erin, Rangoon: Allbe, Vi,agapalani ; llrderee, Bombay; Eagle, Akrab. 24th. Juliana, Mauritius. 25th, Reginald Heber, Glasgow; Fowler, Singapore; Zenobia, Bedford. 26th, Brit: in, Boston. 28th, Doke of Wellington, Cadiz ; Edward Milton,M a dras. March 3rd, Enterprise (at), Moulm e i n 6th, Cain, Boston. Departures: Feb. 16th, Jolly Robin, Liverpool; Mara, Dundee. 17th, King Henry, Amman; Imam of aliiseat, London; Kim Hok Kicm. ArrlC3n. 10th, (Neel., London ; Prince of Wales, London. 19th, Bengalle, Bordeaux. 20th, Duncan, c i lj . Lohn Hepburn, Rangoon. 21st, Minden, tondo.; Fyael y, Mauritius. 22nd. Swimming, and Rajah, Mainiuu. China;Nile. Newcastle r.ylpb. Wigrams, Sydney. 27th, Pekin, l,iwdon; Memnon. ROUrt-ln. 28th, Hadrw, Bombay. March Ist, Georgians, Liverpool; Glendaragn, Liverpool 2nd, David Clark, Demerara; Flora bi'Doitald, Rangoon; Dido, China; Johannes itarkks, Maoritina ; Arrntooll Amu:, China • Lady Peel, Isle of France. 3rd, Ernzad, Sunman), and East Angllran, Mauritius. 4th, , Grdnara IBoatori. Stu, Parlanil Liverpool; Amity, Arracan Water Witch, Hong Kong. MADIA&-Arrivals:March 3, Ind ian Queen, Neimpatam ; Widgam, Arracan. 4th, Eagle, Cape; Lawrence, London; Madam, Men; Laura Amelia. Pondicherry. 3th. tondos, London. 6th, Sarah, Poondy. 7th, Hindustan (4), Suez. Ilth, William Wallace, Men ; Had dington (M.), Southampton. 11th, Bolton, London; Larkins, Coringa. 12th, Wellington, CuMalore. Departures: Feb. 25, Intrepid, Aden. 27th, Samuel Smith, Alryab. 28th, Cornwall. 'Trinidad ; Ann, Cal cutta. March 1, Elizabeth Ainslie. Men; City of Palaces, Aden; Tenzer, Aden; Chrism, Aden. 2nd, Wellington, Pcindieherry ; Amelia, Northern Portz 3rd, Widgeon, Penang. sth, Litre, Guinea and Liverpool 6th, Eagle. Calcutta. 7th, Hindustan (at), Czlcutta Zarah, Londan. 9th. thilcutta; Stebonbeath, London. 10th , Mary Charlotte Weer, thilcutta. Cursa.-Arrival at Hong-Kong and Whampim : Jan. 31, Oratara, Sydney. Feb. god, Angelo, Oahoo. 2:h, Mischief, Calcutta; Poppy, Calcutta. 7th, Hiram's. Manilla; Narciso, Manilla. 12th, State. num, Anatarn ; Cleopatra, Manilla. 14th, Maupertuis, Mann's. 15th, Ited Rover, Calcutta. lath. Vitas, Pangaainau. 19th, Sarah Mn, Tahiti; Cayuga anilla. 2lst, Napoleon, Tahiti; Eleanor, South Sem ; Lady Lei gh . llobart Town. 24th, Espiogle, Singapore. 26tb, Lady Mary Woos tat), G (at.) , ille.-artures Jan. 23th, San Benito, Manilla. 31st, Braganza Gallo, he. Feb. 1, Brooklyn, New York ; Albuquerque, Liabon. Flaeano, ; Cayuga. Manilla; Coquette, Bombay. 3 il, Mary Ellen, New York. 4th, Lara`nyeque, Manilla. Sth, Eliza Ann, New Fork. 7th, John Bagshavr. Bombay'. Bth. Pearl, Bombay. 9th, Pandora, Sydney. thth, Marquis of Hastings, Singapore. I Ith, Clara A. Marla, Holland. 12th, Alpha, New York. 13th, Dhur, Calcutta; Lucas, New York U. Cornelia, Holland; G. llngerilrop, flatland. 14th, Amizade, Batavia ; Bella Billnina, villa; Ma. Ann Rates, Sydney. 15th, Anna F. 117.3. Ellexalie, I.iverpool; Men, Liverpaol. 16th, Woodside. New York; Midas. New York; Mariposa, .Itinent. 17th, Mblchirt Calcutta ; Angelo, Singapore: Gonovera, Manilla. 19th, stag, London ; tacorge Fyfe, London. 20th, Indian, London. 2IM, Pauline, Bremen. 23rd, Rover, Calcatm.-Departurea from Shane:me ; D:c. 29, Lady Sandys, London. Jan. 18, Bonn" Llrerpool. Toutox, APRIL 17.—The Toidonnais states that on the 16th inst. the Board of Health, at that port, received a telegraphie order to admit to free prstique intmedi atelythe two Swedish ships-of war arrived in the roadstead, as previously announced, under the commandof Prince Oscar, of Sweden. Consequently, in the afternoon of the 16th, the prince lanth.d at the arsenal, and in the evening appeared in the mayor's boa at the theatre. H e was loudly cheered on his entrance, and on his leaving the house. The Prinos is de Joinyille, who was a few days ago, the Bay of Juan, mid to have received orders to maim im mediately, with the three ships soder his wasuasad. GOVERNMENT EDUCATION SCHEME. Dt•TIIIOSI on question that the order of the day for the Committee of Supply be now read:—Amendment propovel by Mr. T. Duncmube, that previous to any grout of any Nagle inaney being aiiimied to by this house, for the purpose of carryine out the steno of National Education, as developed in the Minutes of the Committee of Council on Education in Auttiet and ihtelliSN' lost (irtileh minutes have been presented to both Ileums of Parliament by command of hoe Meleetyt, a select committee be appoin rot, to inquire into the Justly and expoiieney of such stheme, and Its probible east. Question put, "That the words probeid to Inlet out damd tort of the question." The house divutoi. Ayes, it 2 ; foe., 47. ATEn. Acker*, J. Daslormol, G. H. 'toward, Hon. C.Pennant, 110.C.i1. Adam', sir T. D Darks, U. A. S. Halyard, Hon J. Philipps, Sir IL B. Arland, T. D. Deetles, W. 'Toward. lion. ILPhiliss, M. Adderky, C. B. Denison, W. J. Howard, P. H. Pinney, W. Alosa urth, P. Denison, J. E. Howard, IL.. 11.Piumatre, J. P. Aldan,. W. Derdeon, E. 13. Howard, Sir It. Pluorridue, Capt. Alford, Vmeount Did, 1.1, Rohm, G. Polhill, F. Anson, Hoar. Coll/Wasson, F. H. Hurst, R. IL WILT:too, Pre. Antrobun, E. Direst, E. Hussey, T. Ponsumby, tin. C. Archdall,CapLM.Douglas, Sir H. Hutt, W. Prime, IL Arktroght, O. Douro, Mare Ingestre, Vie. l'rotheroe, E. D. Arinstr ng, Sir A.Drummond,H.ELlngis, Sir It. H. Purr, I'. Ana del and Sur.Duclrorth„SirJ. Irma, 8. Reid, Sir J. B. my, Eat of Dud, J. Jam" W. Herd, Col. Attu urwl, J. Ougdale, W. S. James Sir W. C. Renton, 0. W. Austin, Ctrl. Duke, Sir L !erns ; a, Earl Ricardo, J. L. Boma; Hon. W. Dunrombe,lto.A.lervis, Sir J. Eire, E. B. Be ley, J. jun. Inumourbe.lln.O.Johusroor, Sir J. lUeb, Fl. Mink, OA. Dumas, AdmirsUolinsione, 11. Richards, R. Baillie, H. J. Dundee, Sir U. JolLiffe. Mr Wm. Rollestan, CuL Millie, W. Du Pre, C. 0. Jones, Ceptaln Itomilly, J. Borne, W. East, Sir J. 11. Kimble, U. Round, C. C. Bal.rwio, B. Faothotos, Mil. Knight, F. W. Round, J Ballour„I. M. Ehrington, Via. LaborteSere, IL Ilurubold, CE. Burke., U. Egerties, W. T. Lambtoo, 11. Russell, Lord J. Barmennuo, A. Enema, sir P. I.angebar, J. 11. Russell., lord C. Barclay, D. Einlyn, ViacountLaseelles, W. S. Russell, C. lilarLly, It. Entwilde, W. Law, Hon. C. E. Itutherturd, A. Itariug, 11. IL komp.', T. G. B.Lasson, A. Rader, Una. 0. faring, F. T. Evans, W. 1.0., G. C. Sanderson, R. Bonny, T. Evart. W. Lexarthant,LErDtiandon. Vim- Barnard, E. Ct. Fietden, J. Lemon, sir C. bcott, Hon. F. Berrhgba, Th. Febmsea, E. Liddell, Eon. H. @mope, G. P. Bateson, T. Ferguson, Col. Lincoln, E ,r 1 of Seynier, 11. K. Beckett, W. Ferguson, Sir R. Lindroy,ll.l.Cap.Seymour, lard Bell, M. Forrand, W. B. Loch, J. Seymour, sir It. Bell, J. Firmer, Sir E. Lockhart, W. Shed, 111. Ho. IL Bellew, IL M. Vint Ir, G. Lopes, thr R. Sheridan, R. B. Bennet, P. Fitsanaurioe, W. Lusethcr,lbr.CoLStairley, E. J. Bentinek, lA. G Fitzroy, LorlC. Lyon, G. Shirley, E. P. Bentinek, lA. it. Flom, J. L; gran, fin. Gen-Smith, A. Berkelev,llo.Cpt Forbes, W. Alaeaulay, T. B. Smith, J. A. 11, nal it. Forster, M. Alaclenzie, T. Smith,Rtlin R.V. Mackburne, J. I. F., 8. L. Mackenzie, W. F.SmytlL Sir 11. Claremore, R. Stench, P. :Backinnon,W.A.Sorne, eille,AirW. Burthwick, P. Fuller, A. E. M'Acill, D. Sotherun, T. 11. rt. Botfleld, 11. Golsen, J. M. Matron, Viscount Stantrield W.R.C. Bouverie, Thei.E.Citeon, T. U. Maitland, T. Stanton, W. It. Ilmmston, T. W. Gill, T. Alangics, It. D. Staunten,SUG.T. Bmadley, 11. Gladstone, Capt. harmers, Lau J.Stewart, J. Brosalwond, U. Glyaw, Sir 5.11. Majoribanks, S. Stuart, lan dJ. Brooke, Lord Gooch, E. S. Alarm:La, W. Stuart, U. Brown, W. Gordon, Adm. Martin, C. W. Stuart, J. Buck, L. NV. Gore, M. Marten, U. Strut; Rt.lin.E. Buckley, E. Gore, W. 0. Alasterman,L. Hatton, Un.11.111. Bulkelcv,Sirlt.B. Gore, W. R. 0. Matheson, J. Talbot, C. IL M. Buller, iI. Gore, Hon. B. !Taub:, Rt. Ha. }.Tamed, 11. W. Buller, F. Goring, C. Maxwell, lion. J.Thealeter, Sir F. Buller, Sir J. Y. Graham, Sir J. Ideyneli, Capt. Thompson, Ald. Bunbury,W.lll . C.Granby, Marg. orAirldmay,ll.SLJ:roAcaluelte, J. Burroughes,ll.N.Graager, T. C. Miles, Y. W. S. Tower, C. Byng, 111. Ito. G.Greene, T. Mites, W. Towneley, J. Callaghan, U. Grey, Mr G. Milam, R. M. Train, G. Cantwell. K. Grirmalitch, T. Mirton, Viscount Trelawny, J. S. Carew, W. 11. P. Grosvenor, LAl.R.Mitehell, T. A. Trevor, !In. (.I.lt. Camodlah,lin.C-Guest, Sir J. Moffatt, G. Trotter, L, Cavendish, Itn.G.lLdford, Sir IL Monahan, J. H. Turner, E. Cooley, E. 8. Ilallyburton, Id. /dor ..,n, 0. Vine, Lord IF. Chaplin, W. J. Halsey, T. P. Mo., oth, Vied Verner, Sir W. Chapman, A. Hamilton, W. J. Altstyn, lion. E.Vriaera, Vint. Clumumn, B. lIRMiltOO, Lord Mundy, E. M. VI, :an, J. IL Chelsea, Vine. Ilatrmer, Sir J. More, Cut. ZiCail ft J. E. thieve-Ater, Ld.J.llarcourt, G. G. Neeld, J. Chi Lade, W. D. Harris, Itn.CiANevillv, R. Zlington,ll.S. Christopher, R.A.Hatton, C. V. Nesedegatc, C. N.Waliter, R. Clime, 'W. L. W.liaires, B. Newry, ViscountWull, C. B. Clayton, like R. llayter, W. G. Nreholl, J. WO' role, S. H. Clerk, Sir O. Ileuthcoat, J. Korn) s, I ord War . aurton, 11. Chino, J. T. Ileathrote,SieW.O'Brien, A. S. Wart, U. G. Clive, Viscount Ilsocage, 1:.11. O'Connell, Si. J. Wata:,n, W. H. Clive, Hun. IL 11.Heneaee, E. O'Conor Ito Well-sley,LordC. ' Colebrooke, Mr T.lleuley, J. W. Ogle, S. C. IL Wiliam., W. ' Collett, W. R. I lerOcrt, S. Ord, W. Wilahere, W Compton, 11. C. Harvey, Lord A. Onsubston, 11. Wodeiroase, E. Coote, SirC. H. Hildyard, T. Bad/swab), A. Wood. Sir C. Copland, Ald. Hothouse, Sir J. Gwen, dr J. Wood, Col. T. Corry, 11. Hogg, Slr J. 01'. l'aeke, C. W. 'Wirer-ivy, Mart. Courteasy, Lord Holland, R. Paget, Col. Wortle , ,lie. J. S. Cowper, Hon. W.Holmm, llon.W.llwingtou, Sled. TA righ ton, W. B. Craig, G. Hope, sir J. Newer, R. Wpm, T. ("ripper. W. Ilope, A. Palrnevatun,Viat. Young, I. I ‘ )T . lm ne ' y, it. Lool 11 ° Egi 6. W. T'a a t r t k e_ . , e rTl; W. IDS , Lard Dalry2pre, Captalouldtw m. ottla, T. Pee Lat un.suEautnell, Mei , NOES. - - - • •• - • Aelionby, H. A. Crawford, W. S. Ilnisson, R. Nebel!, Capt. Berkeley, Ilia. C. Demustotin, J. Hume, J. Failips, C. B. Berkeley, lln. IL IrEsnelort,C.T. Ilumpbery, A4l. itceboa, J. A. terkelev, II .U. Dinarsta. C. Lawleaa, Hon. C. Smit, B, Boirrio7„ Dr. th.dan, Y. d woman, 31N.Strekland, Slr O. Bright, - John Ellis, W. Ilrocklehurst, J. Bacon, B. krrarthy. A. Thornely, kfataland, H. Wakley, T. Brotherton, J. Er, arn, Sir De L.Morris, D. Wann, J. T. Browne, It. D. Oishrane, T. Monts, G. P. Yorke, IL R. Clay, Su W. Hall, Sir B. Napier, Sir C. 11.1.1.1,... Collett, J. Ilay, Sir A. L. Osborne, R. Duneaenbr, T. Collins, W. Itinde, J. H. Platiso[l, J. Duncan, Vise. Conyngbant,talA Medley, C. COMMERCIAL 4• MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. TIC') 0 ('loci-.—We have had some heavy selling of Consols this morning, from the effect of which They hare de clined to 891 for money, and 891 for time. There are no particular reports current yet to account for this degree- Ilion of the market, beyond the tightness of money in the general nifrket, and the strictness with which the Bank acts in curtailing discounts, and throwing out bills sent in for that purpose. Reduced Threes are 851 to a. Three-and s-Quarter per Cents., 87) to 1. Exchequer BilH, 2 db. to 1 pm. Bank Stock, 193 to 5. Foreign stocks are without demand, and 1.3 heavy. Mexican are quoted 201 to 211. New Granada, 191 to 201. Spanish Fives lower, at 241 to 5 ; the Threes, at 351 G. Portuguese. 34 to 5. Dutch 'f wo-and-a-lfalf per Cents., 581 to 9; the Fours, 891 to 90. Belgian, 911 to 51. Ex cepting, for the two letter stocks, these prices are, however, merely nominal, as no business is doing in them or could I be dove to any extent. 6240L10131 PONDS. Meek Steck, 113 s 3 fort Cr. Cowell Act!., Mal 3 per Ct. Red. AMC, MI S 3l per Cruse, 911 3 per Ct. Cefteele Yu .1 Exchequer BM', ha. I Is. p Comets Scrip, 21 to 1 I. per et.Anstrtan Bake 48 per Ct 11e1111an 800da,13 I 18 per Cent. 4111.0, I per Cl. Pro.khan 11de..82 4 lo New, 813 I per Ct. liLenee Arnie 1748.,33 41 11410 Chilean LLY ,11 3 131114 Column. 13ef. CeluethLan Egu•dae Bda, li Ii I per Lt. 11nnliat 8e5.,86 7 II per Ct. Dutch 1141., 888 I per Cl. Cent. Dateb, 888 0 - - FUNDS I per Cent. °made Me, 20 Grenada Deferred ifite., 3* 3 per CI. )4e31ean,11116, M 12 6 per C,. Perurl36 Ada . 40 1'041414m Cony. 1f414, 31 6 6 per CI 11236133 /144,109 II Dlue 82•6143 14. 214 5 2 per Co. Squish Ms.. 2.54 Pp 66146 Dek , re4 /463, 17 14 Ppaoto2 P446/04 84.. .52 2 per CO. Venezuela Ws IN 41 Tem...will Deferred 8.14., 114 114 RAILWAYS.—Shares are decidedly flatter to-day, and, where sales have bctn pressed, lower rates have hail to be submitted to. The accounts from the country markets are very discouraging this morning. SALES EFFECTED EP TO TWO Ting DAY IN LONDON. (Yesterday's prima will bs found in last page). Arob., Nott, Bee., and E.Jn., 11 1 Midland, 1151 E. On ties, 19 181 1),. New, 39 Do. York Extension, 51 Do. New, 41 4 E. I uu , shire, 161 Newcastle & Berwick, 24 1 1)0. New, 71 Do. New, 71 7 Do. New &lip, 11 1 North British, 311 Edln. and Perth, 21 DI. Halves, 15 141 Exeter, Yeovil, & Dor., 11 lk. Quarters, 31 Great Northern, 3 24 Do. Extension, I Do. Leo. and York Elton., 2lf Do. Thirds, 21 Gt. North et England, 230 North Starts ire, 716' Do. New, 59 Do. Scrip (late Chur.6c Blythe), Great Western, 115 31 3 Do. Halves, 00 North Western, 11 Do. fifths, i ll Preston Sc Wyre, 33 Do. New, 7 Read., Guild., and *triple, 4/ 1 Hull and Selby, 1021 Shrew. and Birm., Class A,, 31 ipa St Bun y St. Edmund's, 84 Do. do. 11, 21 Leeds & Bradford, 831 4 Shropshire Lalms,ll 1 4 Leieester & Bedford, 1 d S. E. and timer, It Leeds & Thirsk,l4l 174 Du. New (is. at SO/.), No. 3, 194 Do. Pref., 4 per Ct., 44 31 Do. New (la. at 151.), No. 4, 5 1 Liv.,lllan., & Sew. Jo., I York & Newcastle, 34 Leo. & Blackwell, New, No. 1, 4 Do. New, 131 Len., Heigh., & 0. Coast, Slf 1 Do. Pref., 61 Do. Cons. Eighths, 111 York & N. Midland, 014 Lon. & N. Western, 1731 2 Ito. Extension, ei Do. flea, L. &8., 231 Do. Pref., 101 Do. Qrs. New. 111 1 Anglo-Belgian, Do. 401. eh., M. &8., 6131 Boor., Tout, & Celik Cons., 11 Do. 101,11., M. & B. (C), 6 Cent. of France (Olt & Vier.), 15 4 Lou. and 8. W., Scrip, 41 East Indian, Man. and Leeds, 100 MaArid & Valenti*, 1 Do. Tbds. (Reg.), / 1 p Namur & liege. 44 Mancisee. & Southampton, 1 Faris and Lyons, 54 Norfolk Eaten., 91 10 lisrahre & Meuse, Q ' LIVERPOOL SALES, Aran. 32. There was hardly anything done in the market. The little done, however, was at the quotations in Wednesday.. list. has. & Birkenhead, 431 &PAM. & Dover, New, No. 2, 1 P E. Lancashire New Sc., 1 p Do. New, No. 4. 1 p I Edinburgh & Glasgow, 73 York and New., Pref., 31 p I. m. a Y. Western, 172 4 Shrews. & Chester, 5/ P Do. Quarters, 131 p 1 Do. New, par Do. New Quarters, In P Amb. & Eastern Jn., 1 d Lou., Mau., & Bir., 54 p Bir Lan., &Meet. Jn., / d Man. & Leeds, Haire., 81 p liv e: Oxford Jn., 81 p Do. 321. eh. (late Ext.), 11 P North Staffordshire, 21 P Map., Slate, & Lin. Cps.. 14 d North Western, 335. 9d. d Midland, 115 Shrews. & Hereford, 11 d Do, 401. 5b..04 P I liver., Crosby, Southport, 11 p Do. New, 2/ p I Manchester Sc Southampton, 1 d Preston & Wyrs, Siallot, SI Ara.. 22. The market wee Hst, and p Birk., Lane., & (Ewa. E. Lancashire New, p par Do. New Scrip, I Fleet., Preeton, &West 8., 19.1 G Greet Northern, Est& and Men., R. & C.. II LIT., Man., Jc Ncw. Je., le Man. & Leeds (121. tha. late Ex.), Da l 3-1 1 , 4 the, late W.8.U., I I There was again only a ma Bk., Wale., and Dedl7. SF p , Wale., end Stout Vet.. 1 p Badtedahhe, 495. Si. p aces wore drooping. Do. Lin. 21f 2 11-16 Qrs., No. 2, Man. & Southam. 19n. 19s. OIL N. Staffordshire, 21 1-16 N. Wroterr, 11 2 Oldham Albunoe, h'Drotahiro Coion, 11 &East. & Dover, N 0 . 4, par 1-16 p South York., Don., &c., 3-16 f BALES, ' dente bu. Lem 22. aniineas doing. Bin w. & Dino. (A), 6a 3d. p Do. do. (131, t d Stuophin Union, Bin sd. d 77 1 77 0 75 10 74 5 ii 1 _ _ • 13IRMINGHAM APRIL 2'2.-At this day's market there was a good sup ply of Wheat, and the trade closed dull, at asiout 4e. per qr. over the currency of this day sennight. Fine Barley, Is. to 2s. per qr. dearer ; ether descriptions neglected. in Oats very little passing. Beans in improved demand, and is. per qr. dearer. The retail price of Flour is advanced 3s. 4d. per sack. During this week, a further ri.o of 3s. to 42. per qr. has been demanded, but buyers prefer waiting, rather than comply, consequently very tittle has changed hands. Barley nominally Is. to 2.5. per qr. bl e her. We have rather more doing in Oats and Beans, but at no improvement in price. Wheat : English, white, per bush. of 621115., 10s. to Ile. ; new, 9s. 9d, to 10a. 10d ; red, 9s. 9d. to 10s. 9d. ; new, Os. 10d. to 104.8 d.; foreign, red, 9s. 2d. to 10s. 3d; white, 91. 10d. to lye.; Polish Odessa, 10s. to 10s. 6d.; Danube Os. &I. to 10s. 3J. Barley, per imp. qr., 455. B d. to 545. ; grinding, p e r 3921 be., 45a. 6J. to 48.. 6d. Oats, English. white, per imp. qr., 325. Gd. to 421.6 d. ; Welsh, per 312 lbe., black and white, 31s. 9d. to 345. 6d.; Irish (40Th. to 421 b.), 351. to 365. ed.; (371 b. to 391 b.), 335. to 355. Gd ; black, 325. to 345. Beans, English, per 1961b5., old, 20s. Gd. to 211. • new, 20s. to 21s. ; Irish, 19s. 6d. to 20s. 6d ; foreign, 1 . 7 e. to 20s. 6d. Peas, boiling, per imp. qr., .535. to 68s. ; grinding, per 19614., Ills. Gd. to 19s. Gd. Floor, per sack of 2801 b., English, tine, 6Cts. to 635.; seconds, 58s. to 60s. BARNSLEY, APRIL 21.-Our market this day WM mode rately supplied with Wheat ; the demand was very brisk, at an advance of le. to la. 6d. per three bushels. The supply of Barley was very limited, and prices ruled 2s. per qr. higher. In other gram nothing doing. • • • • • BISHOPS SToRTPORD, APRIL 21.—At the market this day Wisest sold from 38s. to 86s. Barley, 435. to 535. BRISTOL, Aran . 22.-Except ing the backwardness of the season, everything has been moat favourable for agriculture. With a fair attendance at to-day's market farmers advanced their prices far Wheat 4s. to G/. per qr. ; red sold at 10s. per imperial bushel; white, 10s. 6J.: and the few holders of our much-reduced stock of foreign Wheat and Fleur ask per qr , and 3t. per barrel, higher than last week's prices. Some old Odessa sold at 771., up to 8.38. and 84s. for fine Polish. Barrel Flour, best, American, 425. to 445.; Canada, 40s. to 435. English, 60r. to 635., for prime seconds. No arrivals from Ireland. A cargo of barrel Flour exported to France. Only one foreign arrival this week. 1,320 qrs. Baler, from Danish islands, sold retail at 50s. per qr., ex snip.. The malting season is nearly over ; therefore there is not so much demand for Barley, but prices have advanced slightly. We quote 41s. to 545., as in quality. Oats, also I becoming scarce, are held for more money ; feed, per qr., 28s. to 335. Potato, 345. to 39a. Beans, 525. to 565. Devious, Arum 22.-We had a good supply of Wheat, for which the farmers asked • very considemble advance in price, to which the millers were unwilling to concede. This had the effect of checking business ; but ultimately a good clearance was made, at, generally, from 4s toss. per quarter above last week's prices. In some instances a much greater advance was obtained. Barley was in small supply, and met a very brisk sale, at from Is. to U. per qr. above Let week's prime. The supply of Osta. Beans, and Peas was good, and the trade dull. In Tares there was but little doing; prices from 7s. 6d. to 9s. 6d. per bushel. Wheat, per quarter, best, white, 77 8 . to 881. red, 735. to 87s. ; inferior, 641. to 68r. Bliley, 425. to 545. Oats, 2.35. to 335. Beans, new, 48s. to 565. Peas, 48a. to 545. Flour, per sack, fine, 635. t 3 68s. ; seconds, 58s. to 635. Best Bread, 174. the 81b. loaf. Clataszonorou, APRIL 20.-We had a fair supply of grain at this market to-day, and an advance of Cm. per qr. above hat week's quotations was obtained for white Wheat. A- LEEDS SALES, Aran 12. average amount 01 Internee done in shares, and in some of the lines in which transactions were effected late prices were sustained. E. Laninshlre Seri?, is. Gs. Gil. Do. New, par Lecals &Thirst, a,l Do. Pref., t 1.. Gd. Do. Nms, 2 A d Dewsburr Eat !pink;, Is. d k:. Lt IV. 'Yorkshire, d W.Riding Union, 13s. 11s. Gd. p BRISTOL S) The nta:Let was very fist, especially is shares upon wh Amber. \otL& Bost., j d Ottedunial, Hared, d Gt. Western Qrs., 5,1 p Do. Fifths, 71 p Da. New, 3 p Usu. k Leeds Mints, 1t p Midausd, New ;414 W.), 31 p YORK SAL Great Northern, 3/. Go. Gd. S Newc. Ltor wic7/, New, 71. 3d. N. BORNS niolo, 3/. It. Do. Qoart-ro, Si. S. EDINBURGLI Caledonian New, 43e.ta1., Dundee and Perth: New, lai East Lothian Central, 320. ad. ttlinburgh S Buthgate, 7!. Is. Edin., Leith., and Clanton tars., Zia. 3d. Min. and Northern New, Do. Newport, 7!. ha Edln. & Perth, IM. Mao. k Leeds 321. M., Mari& 21s.p .NI reef., :/. I. 3d. p Carlisle Its I la. p N. Bill i.h Third.. Oa. p North Weittern, 340. M. 375. d Northern Countir. Vnion, d North Staffordohue, 22. 30. Gd. p .E 9, Amin. 22. ith prices tending downwards, 11 calls are likely to be made. Midland (201. sh.), 21 p Birmingham ;s: 123( Briat k Glamornter, 1 1i p North BrlLish Es., Oa. 9d. p Alan. g Southampton, I d nhroprhire t'nion, d DI, Aram. 22. N. British Extol., 1i 11. Pm 9L Muir., Mother., & Goole, 1i W. It. Utuon, 41. 19s. 6d. 4/. 12s. ArniL Do. Qrs., rwL lb. Nrw Qrs scrip, 235. Od. Do. Thirds, Glo. Scottish Central, 2 I Shrews., OstecAry, & Chester Nen, 11.. CM. Stilling & Midland, 451. Direst lionskty & Madmi, Fast !adios Railway, 3.. Gt. North of Ind* 30. 'a. 31. ILEA, APRIL 17. CDs., Mbar., end Ayr, 61 Great S. of Msdrus, 10. Id. Is. 9d. Mad., Whore, & Arcot, le 1.3 d. York & Neirchotk, 331. 10.. Do. Prof ,71. 10. Beans and other kinds of grain were equally dear. Average . prices :—Wheat, SOL. Old. ; Barley, 51a. 21d. ; Oats, 31.. Bd.; Rye, 60.. per qr. MAU:ATOM., Aram 22.—This day wo had s good trade for Wheat., and th.tra w. is a good supply. I'rioes ware from 82s. to 86. white, sos. to 81... foe red. There was life in the trade for Lent Cern, there being evidently nona left in the hands of the growers. Many were 14. king about and picking up anything that was to be told at last n eek's Prices, end in many instances 2s. p..r qr. advance was made on Beans, Daley, and Oata. NEWBURY, APRIL 22.—We had this day a !arge supply of Wheat, and although an advance of from 4, to 5s per qr. was established, the sale proceeded slowly, and a clear ance not effected. Nut much Barley in offer, and Is. to 24. dearer. Data were held for more money, but not much done. Be ms and Peas the turn lower. Advance on Flour, 3s. id. per sack. SHEFFIELD, Aran. 20.—At our market today we wore oily very . scantily supplied with all Linde of Wheat, in which article a moderate amount of business was done at un advance of from Is. to is. 6d. per load on iarerior kecriptions and of from Is. to 2s. 61. per load on fine ssli.to and rcd samples. We wore also modentely supp:icd with Barley, and an adnnco of from 31. to 4s. per quarter was ob:ervablo in One malting Burley, but we did not hear of much changing hand•. An advance was observed in Oats of Is. per quarter. No alteration in Beans and Pc.l.s. Btocitatitnott, Aram 22.—Wheat sold at 211. t, 221. par load for the bast white; 201. to 201. 10d. for t'i i best rod; common samples made 191. t t 19/. 10s. ; Floor, from 58s. to 013. per bast. Barley decidedly scarce, and full 3s. per qr. higher for best, And 1,. to 2a for modi rate samples; this day 565. to 575. was given, while some poor samples made from 494. I. 00s. Malt has also gone up 2s. per qr. sine° lad market day. Oots sold easily at a forth( r improvement of from Is. to 2s. per qr., prices ruling between 30s. a o 365. per qr. Beans made lc to 24. per qr. more money. l'as as before. Tam remain as lola market d►y. STOCILTON-ON-TErl, APRIL 21.—The 'apply of farmers' Wheat to this day's market is reedemte, and there am fair coasting arrivals. We experience an extensive demand from our own millers and country buy( rs (where the stocks of farmers' Wheats are nearly exhausted) at an advalier of fully Gs. per quarter on the rates of this day week. Bar ley is in more request, at 2.4. per quart r advance. Oats, Beans, and Peas are each 2e. per quarter dearer. The weather continues edit, and the young crop of wheat is considered to be four week. later than last year. The Con tinental advice, received this week arc very ehrinin,t, audit is difficult to discover from whence we are to be supplied with Wheats of good quality antil another harvest is secured. Oar storks of spring corn are very *beet, both with farmers and merchants. Arrivals this week: Wheat, 1,775 qn.; Oats, SOO. WATiAtFORD, APRIL 21.—The improvement not . e,l in the state of oar market on Saturday last continu( a. Whntt is dearer by fully Is. per It tunl. Oats and Barley sell freely at former rates ; whiio Fleur commands ready sale, at an advance of Is. per sack. Indian Co:n is not darer; hut there is a largo consumptive demand for the artitie, at last week's prices. &ANSI.; r.c; 11, APRIL 2l.—At this morning's market three was a good supply of Wheat from the Reese. s, chu Lunt mrneed by asking very high prices ; this tended in a' me degree to cheek the demand, but a lair clearance wits ulti mately effected at rates 2s. per qr. above thoseot sday hot. A fair extent of business woo done in foreign and English partly for shipment and partly fur lacer: coksumption ate similar improvement. Barley wee scarce, and met • ready sale at en advance of ls. per qr. Oats Cid n.:t sell freely, but brought 6d. to Is. per qr. more money.. Beaus and Peas in goad demand at full prices. Wheat, ui3 gee., top, 82.. ; averatte, 735. Ild. per qr. Briley, 177 qrs., top, 675.; average, 51.11. 2d. Oats, 690 qrs., top, 41s. 4,1.; average, 375. Ild. Beans, 65 qrs., top, G3e. ; average, sfir. ed. GLASOOW, Aram 21.-This day's market WS9 numerously attended; but the great advance required for Wheat and Flour checked sales to any extent; the former, however, may be quoted 2s. per boll, and the latter 3e. per sack and barrel dearer. Fine quethim of Oat. trought 2.. per boll, and Oatmeal 2s. to 3s. per load over late prices. Bailey was held Is. to 2a. higher. There was a good retail demand for Beans at folly previous rates. About 2,300 qrs. Wheat, 900 Barley, and 400 Oats from Continent.' ports, via (:range- mouth, have constituted the chief arrivals since the 14th MA., the Pupil kw 1.011 , 0, iw having fallen eff materially. From America '(tout 3,500 barrel' Indian Corn Meal have come to hand, and a cargo or two of Oats from Ireland. The im proved tone which the trade here assumed last w. ek has been strengthened by further excited reports from in irkets in the smell and I n the Continent, and a good extent of I businces has been transacted in most articles, at generally higher prices. At the tame time, holden have been found quite willing to meet the demand freely. A miller from Yorkshire was here looking after Wheat and American Flour. Wheat, per 2401 w, English, white, new, 395. to 40..; red, old, 37e. to 38s. ; new, 375. to 335. •, Scotch, white, obi, 375. to 39.. ; new, 34e. to 365. ' • I ri sh, red and white, old, 355. to 7t3..; new, 31s. to 313,. 6.1. ; Dantzie, old, 38s. to 435.; Pomeraniaii, old, 360. to 385.; Danish, old, 351. to 34. ; Odessa, snit, old, 355. to 36.. ; Car,rdian, old, 36e. to 375. ; United State., old, 375. to 39.. Barb v, per 32016., Bernick and Scotch, new, 345. to 37 5 .: Irish, new, 325. to 345. ; foreign, free Powieraian, &e., new, 325. to 361.; free Danish, new, 325. to 31s. Oats, per 264 the., Berwick and Scotch, now, 301. to 33..; prepared Irish, new, 28.. to 311. Beans, per 4 imperial bushels, English, new, 28s. to 295. ; Foreign, new, 20. to 28s. ; Irish per 260 1t.., new, 28a. to 29.. •, Egyptian, per 280 Ibin, old, 26.. to 275. Peas, per 280 lbs., white, new, 325. to 335. ; grey, new, 31s. to 32*. ; Canadian, new, 31s. to 32e. Flour, per 280 lbs.. English, superfine, new, 58s. to 60s. ; Irish ditto, new, 36.. to 585.; fine, new, 54e. to 56,.; extra choice qualities, new, 60s. to 62e.; American, per barrel, sweet, old, 40s. to 41s. ; Canadian, sweet, old, 391. to 401. ; sour old, 355. to 31.. Oatmeal, per 2601 be., Scotch, new, She. to 58s. Indian Corn, pi r 2801ba., 525. to 555. HOPS.— BOROUGH MARK ET. -- 77 Two o'Cba-. Meow/. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Parton, report that the demand etill continue., good, with but few Flop• on offer. Milk Rut Kenn, pews 64.0 to u. 0 Yearling IMO.. p cwt. V. Ito 41 ei Weald enigma „ 4 4 tos S • Yearling siren- „ 2IS. 3 IS 841nes SIB tot • 01• Hoge.. .. . „ III‘O 4 • Farnham SKINS.—LEADENTIALL, APRIL 23. Hides, srilbs. to 6416 e., 2d. to 21d.; 611bs. to 721b5., 2ld to 21d.; 121bs. to 80165., 21d. to 2:d.; 801 bi. to 881 b.., 21d. to 31d.; 831 be. to 961b5., 34. to 30. Ca!f Skins, Els. to Bs. Hone Ilkl, s. 13s. BERVONDMIY. Aram 23.—Sheep Skins, Kent' and Half breds, 3J. to 61. 61. ; Downs, 4s. 6d. to ss. 6d. Lamb Skins, 2s. to 21. 9d. ; Shearaugs, 9J. CATTLE, &c.—SAIITIIFIELD, Two o Clock . —Wo bare rather fewer beasts on offer to-day, but the st.pply is quite equal to the demand. Trade is slow at Moiidav's prices. We have about 300 from Holland, 200 from Sent land, 140 Milch Cowe, with a few fresh beasts, from Norfolk, and the remainder from the neighbourhood of London, in cluding those that remained unsold on Monday. The supply of Sheep is moderate, but trade is rather dull, at late prices. Lamb is not so much in demand ; the very choicest qualities maintain their price, but other descriptions are lower. Cakes are plentiful; trade for them is heavy; no alteration in price. Pigs are rather lower. From Holland we have 270 Sheep and 26 Calm. Per Mono of 6 Ina. a . ad. I Pet One *MU. a 4. It. 4. Deal Row Herefords. ike. 4 DostDat 4h f • 04t.1560ra- 4 4 Jim 6Ao. t.bora4 3 lieu Loag• wools Second guilty /44•414 ... 3 Do 46 shorn 4 4 Cam I 81•04 ma atecos4 eruct' 4 4 Bit Do 40. Sawa 4 4 Dna DOlll4 & llall.breds 3 Latta 5 6 Beau at tratiut, US , Blimp Sat Lamb*. 46 b; Calvet, 1M; Plet. 41 . WARMINSTER SPRING FAIR, APRIL 22.—The number of lean beast rather exceeded the usual quantity brought to this ;they consequently sold slowly, at lower priors, many net realising the money given for them in the Autumn. Store Beast for fattening (according to size end age), made from 81. to 121. each. Site in-calf Heifers fetched from 14!. to IGI. per head; inferior, 101. to 121. Well-shaped best Cows sold at from 16!. to 20/. Cows, with a Calf, 18/. to 21/. the pair; interior, 141. to 101. Weaned Calves, 15s. to 2.55. each; sucklings, Bs. to 15s. Young Bulls, from one to two years old, 61. to 101. each. Tho supply of Sheep was short, and many in poor condition. Down Ewes and Lambe fetched from 40s. to 50s. the couple for bent, and 361. to 40s. for inferior. Some large Dorset, horn, with a lamb, realised from 50e. to 60s. the pair. Some first-rate helf.hreds, in g.iod condition, made from 455. to 50.. This being a lean-atcck fair, but very few fat Beasts or Sheep were brought for sale. An unusual number of store Hogs, Sows, and Pigs, which sold indifferently at very low prices. Large store Hogs 10r. less in ,alue than such, of a similar sire and weight, mule in the Autumn. Not more than half were sold. A considerable quantity of Horses (some from Devises fair) were for sale, dealers asking high for everything good ; best warranted nag Horses sold at from 301. to 501. each ; good gig or coach, 20/. to 361. Some first-rate draft Horses sold at front 35 to 60 guineas each. Of inferior Horses, Ponies , and others, there were many, but sales were dull fur such. For Yesterday's lisrhste we lass page. 4 .567 1 9* - Z_ di There wen an awe Ldp. Halves. 1900. Gd. Grist Northrs - n, 62A. GL GLASGOW BAI Calekaian New, 41•. 431. Kr. Bombay and Madras, .1.95. 0,1134C0 & ram India, 31. fkl. 3e. 3d. & Perth, 555. 311. 3d. mad Any., 51.4% PRODUCE.—MiNciNG-LANE, Hatf-put Two.— The public sales of Sugar have been very large to-day, con sisting of 350 hitch. West India, 9,503 bags Mauritius, and 8,000 bags. The Herbstlots sold at about Is decline. 200 casks St. Lucia were bought in. Mauritius and Bengal arc Progressing heavily, and a decline of Is. submitted to when offers ire ma.-le. A part of the importers demur at allowing 6 per cent. discount for cash paid previons to the prompt ; but the selling broker of the :daunting has printed that rate, and buyers will, no doubt, enforce this rate on other descriptions. Relined without alteration.—Coffee The public sales were postponed till Tuesday, the importers then to devises the rate of interest to be allowed.—Rice has advanced fully Is is public sale, chiefly attributable to the taking off the import duty in Prussia. A large amount of business done ; good to tine white Bengal, 225. Gd. to 235. ; Madras, 19s. to 211.—1 n other articles no alteration. TALLOW. —Market steady. Peteraburg Y. C. on tho rpot , 97t. £1 the year delivery, new, 46c Gd. to Vii. CORN.—MAux-LaN e.--With limited supplies and a good demand for Wheat to-day, we have to note a further improvement in value of le. to 23. per qr. upon Monday's quotations, upon both English and Foreign.—Flour is held with fuming*, at 41s. to 424 per brl. —Barley continues to meet a rzndy sale, and le. advance upon previous rates Yeas realised. Oats also ',vein: raleab:e at 13. more money than was ob tainable on Monday last. Beans and Peas unaltered. Some English Rye was purchased at 60s. to 61s. per qr. for stt.p . tient to Hansburgb, where it is selling at 7 li. ; and Wheat at 84s. to 860. pi r nr. The jblioaring are Monday's funtatiofis : DRITIaIL similar. im.r. Qmoter. WNW, Easca andEcvnt lied 7B to 82 81 White ..83 to WI to 90 Norfolk and Stinulk 7i to 80 8 0 do 80 to 152 to 86 Talavera (News or Suffolk) 90 en 92 tam bat at Unooht Red 80 to 62 to 84 White 80 to 81 to 84 North Ion& Scotch do. —to do —to— to Irish do —to do —to— to Rra U to 60 Beat .14. Feeding 39 to 12 Dletilling 42 43 to 40 Malting ... alto 31 Chevalier 60 to 34 One to 56 lrbh . to Scotch to Breit Wooer ... ]Date Data, Ennlisk Fsed — .,. .. ..............114 to its Od ..E - ek... 211 to 31. Oil Ditto Poland* 13 so 116 ft—Potato.. 34 to 364 Od Berwick anilScotelaesel 34 be 1195 Oil—Potato- 33 to 37. Oil Doh reed .....-.27 to 24 to MS 0d...b1ua._.. 28 to 30.. a Ditto Paten. „.—.—.. ... ...--- ...356 Od to 37. Cid Peas, Grey —..._......... .. M • Ortia Od—Maple... 32 to aa. 02 Blue 37 to 63...1= 1 1 6l to 67 White U to 61 56 to 60 Buns, Ilar-00ta...........10 to 41 The .41 to 44...01d 44 to 48 Marrow 43 to 44 Juan 44 to 44...01d 18 to 52 Tiers, NEW Spring ..... es New Weer— to —...0el to Raeliman, New ... 4O to 42 Per ttwesaral. Ll NM= CAKES .21110s to Cl 3 us. 1..... n. ne .116. FLOOO, Town made, delivered CO to 63 Fine Ilou;iihotil3B 1.. Ts - i i Norfolk and Suirolk•!.. 36 to 31 Whites Northumberland, Lincoln, and Yorkshire blown and Kent —to Irish —to FOREIGN. Duty tree. WRIT, 11311tZie and Ecodpkorg 77 to 60 Rae to 07... to Inutcraneen, Rcaleek, sad Stettin, new 7. to 8t to French aud kralent Dinah and Iblabargli ll to 13-- to 11ee5en.......62 to 68 Jggyltim.. to —... to Danube and tkiessa.......-. . .... . .., ... ..... 73 to 77... to Spanish,hurd he .......JOR. CalrlAtliall — le .Weaken 77 to 67... ars R.l.', Feeding 3B to 44....... ..... likkilliag 44 to 49... to Isola. Coax 3O to 60 Lammas 311 to 40 .. to Oars, Russian .......... ... _.. . ... , —...- ..... 26 as 31... to Poatercnesaand Stndoeill ..- --.-.. 80 to it .. to liciedisk sad lain',di - to Priesehoi sad Dutch lced ... to to Ikeda. Tick to old 38 to 40... to oil 41 to 46... to Edyptia . ....... 36 to 42 Tammy —to to Pa" Grey White 413 te 61 Beam 63 to 69.-- to Tense, Old to 1 Lorsatai, Battle and Bunion Mcditerraricao and Odom 47 43 to 31... do, do. Lamm , 4O to 42 Berm eed 38 to 38... do. do. ILAPIVEM CAKI. tree of duty, per too, £3 10e. to £3 15e. Luise. CAM" Dutch add Getman ditto £9 10a. to £lO 10.. Ditto French sad Awaited ditto £lO 10.. to £II 10. per Bei. of 1961 h. Ptotni, American ... ........-. ........ .. 30 to 42 I iontek sod Dunham 30 to 39 Cunolion (Duty 70. per barrel) French tree to per Soak of 280 lbs. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FRO3I 118th APRIL TO 23rd APRIL. Qrs. Enetieb. Scotch. Irish. Foreign. y - - Wheat 304.1 1300 Palle 240 9530 Oats 630 J I . .. 100 1 19130 • I flour, 3,411 mks 1 Loxam AVKILAU6I4.—V rye; ; beans, VI, I HI ; bands. Kelt, 3,4lquirters. Wheat, 77a. lid.; laity, SOL ; oats, SU. 4d. eat.; peso, SU. 4d. [PERIM. AVERAGES. Ss netll3arlol. Ode I Rye. Incase I Peas. (larch 13 7 1 1 ; 2iISN 10d 310 2il &Ss Id Sh 7diSis lid 20 721 10,113 M 104 Ils 3434 s 04151 s lictS7s 241 27 77. 0.1 I 5 4d 31s Gd Ms OdiSis 1031331 4d April 3 77s 1.131 s 3d 3ls 44 s 7. 741¶1. 5c1136. 10.1 10 715 Sd 49e ad &Is 7.1 34s led Sde 10d'SCe fld 17 74 1 deSs 4d Me 7diS4e 14 1 10 e 104 SO. 7d II weeks' Agg. Aver. 73, Sil;Sils Udine 44 1 544 1451 s Sil,SSs lit Mere ere no &diesels For Grabs.) Max. 12. Mar. 20.1 , 11ar. 3,1 April lU.,Arynl 17. SHIPPING. Artarvan.—Dublin, ; Waterford, 2 ; Donaghadee, 1; French, 1 • Flanders. I. and Lo dull y iwpo A pril 23.—Wind this day at noon, E., light ain, DIAL, April 22.—N.E., moderate.—Arrived ; Richmond, of Liverpool ; Bahia, for Hamburg ; Wilhelmina Catherine, Batavia, for Amsterdam; Matilda, Berbice ; Spartan, Bar bados" ; Ealing Grove, Dominica; May Flowers, St. John's, N.B. ; Duke of Wellington, St. John's, N.B. ; Elisabeth, Newfoundland; Garonne, ntigua. Coax, April 20.—S.W.—Arrived: Catherine, Callao; Freeman, Boston. : Gaspar, New York; Ella, and Inconstant, St. John's, Newfoundland. Off ps.rt Havannah, and sailed for London. littausn.—N.N.W.—Arrived : Watbega, New York. Ponvsmouva, April 22.—S.S.E.—Arrived off Hollanche, Havannah, for Amsterdam. Cowas, April 22.—5. to S.S.B.—Arrived Adolph, Havannah. FALMOUTll.—Arrived off, April 21: Hobe, Faulkland Wanda and Pernambuco; Phecnis Rio Janeiro, for Ham burg; left 10th Feb; Pearl, Matinees, and prooeeded far London. The Skylark, schooner, of this port, left Swansea for St. Michael's 23rd Jan., and has not since been heard of. Doran, APRIL 23 —B.—Arrived: Wilhelmina, Surinam, for Amsterdam; Juliana, Porto Rice, for Hamburg. Off Hastings, 22„d: Richmond, Bahia. Off Salcombc, 20th Tom and Jessie, Porto Rico. Waling:crofts?, April 21.—Basterly.—Sailed : Sea Bird, New York. _ . . _ Orr PLYmourn.—Johannes, Christopher, Rio Janeiro, for Hamburg ; Harry, Algot Bay. SWANSEA, April 22.—S.E.—Praiel, Cuba. Orr Tuacen, April 19. Jamaica, Idatanza.., for the Clyde. I SICIALDO, April 22.-B.E.—Veetel, Quebec. I