The Express. — London, England, 1847-04-26 00:00:00

~-~"~ r'..IIMMIIPMMII (/ ' zIP I~c-~ --d Loa* &Nam Pusr, Pries ih rot yp ows , THE EXPRESS lnntaia•. is addition to the news in the Morning Peer., a straIMARY of the HOME and FOREIGN INTELLI GENCE which may arrive on the day. THE EXPRESS heaths benctitof the Foreign Expresses, co ,,,p,,ndence. and other costly characteristi of a Morn * Journal But the full and carefully prepared REPORTS d the MONEY, RAILWAY, PRODUCE, CORN, IATTLE, and other MARKETS are the markiag features. Every respectable .newe.egent will triumph THE SXPRESS on metro* Poot - oi r ..co order a the rate of 6d. per quarter ; Lin mould any difficulty arise, that are requested to remit a Peat-ofSce order for that , u st, payable to Mr. HINILY Wou.atunos, 10, Bouverie rare, Flectorreet, London. otos for arertisements and ememanicationa, No. 10, Bou-roriootreet. Fleosotroet, London. 7- - -_---_ EATMT WATCHES & CLOCKS.—E. J. 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Hthangeirdoo, tandem, end by all respect ond Warner.. DIL CC LTERWILLL'S MUM TO kl/lALtki anti wed.l LAM Moo le. Oat+, bY MA, is Mennpl,„, le. ed. each, WHAT TO EAT, DRUM. AND AVOID. (Wii DWAIN for all Oimplelnia) L lIDIY TO IX LOTT. °Mania Vtrare."—Ch. It la uslamiallhat dirniarnbe to Orem Wrninels; en Oar eva emsburVaardern lernirntre mad IarIITOR or irs• e pa r - ....1 ead fat goal beak ad desembern worn ; ad rlret age an ft earesernarna. by an afterwara of do riiitteamlisal Wire nemarne Oa vent mem at Tarp IRWIN erni Irlisestio• say be earad h rr an- ON• 6 8 ;••••, 11% Farnesaater-row ; limn, 39, Co. nhill ; bathe. 3, 1., mallelmarn Clorialho, lit, !fleet-street ; Nehon, 437, Wont Asst. .or; was **Author, 10, argyll-plaoe, Regent-motet. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. NEWS FROM PORTUGAL. By the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Iberia, arrived to-day at Southampton, we have intel ligence from Gibraltar to the 13th, Cadiz 16th, Lisbon 21st, Oporto 22nd, and Vigo 23rd inst. The following is the letter of our Lisbon corres pondent: LISBON, Arnie. 20. In a hasty postscript to my last of the 15th (per Nautilus) I errand that the council of state, which had been summoned to &Vont* and dlkidis upon the tions offered by the Dein gerweiniefft toDefida 7 fra: for the purpose of tormenting the protracted and ruinous struggle now rig on here, had. unanimously agreed that they Id be recommended to the queen for her • and adoption. Owing to the short notice whi.l I of the decision, I was not able to enter into par-inlets:ond it may therefore, perhaps, be advisable to state that her majesty presided in person at the council wherein the lugged:ions of Lord Palmerston were thrusted, and that it was with her own royal sanction that the denim rein-red to was come to. Nevertheless, there was a certain degree of reserve attendant upon the decision, whisk teak its rise, es I have already hinted, in the petsonal sidamense that hare sprung out of the unhappy position of ratal akin in this country. It appeared to some of 'Maria's ads hen that • general amnesty could not with safety be greeted, unless there was reserved to her Msgesty a certain, though somewhat limited, power of tx- Ilil=it i so far a I segarled individuals who had taken • t pert in the rebellion which bat had such humi liatiag results to h.rself. etteptions to the general co.a.f r oti anutesty were, _after • diteunon, and much heal tattedon hated( set the pineal, reluctantly! sensted to, sea da lo s telprial la Men what the result of this pretreated intervention will be. At present, however, there less been as tsetateves taken by the ostensible and responsible Of the Qgeen, who, it would seem : an sac • to adopt and to act upon suggestin 041 of which would be to eerie& long and henry beim of d.., dents RUM the emoluments of office. In this rens* the ministers of Donna Maria re semble nothing so much as a certain individual immortal ised by Prior (who understood diplomacy and its tools tolerably well) /le fitted the bolter, then traversed theme; nat often took leave, but aemo loth to depart—" With regard to the exceptions whisk it it tinged are necessary to be made in the general amnesty contemplated, the two principal winos whose names bare been mentioned in this sense, are Manuel Passes (brother of Jose the Vice-President of the Junta) and Count the Ants. The name alleged for • this exclusion is, that it is expediebt, for the maintenance of the royal dignity, that there should be some power re "erred to the crown of i remising its prerogative of mercy and grace, and therefore that a certain margin must be pre served to Donna Marie, within which she may hereafter show her power of portioning and restoring the offenders to their former dignities, and social privileges. This mounds very plausible, and in point of fact may be even adnfssible, but illy the individuals who are thus selected for paatrhmont are not so guilty as those who, for their Olen Mean and selfish purposes, have trifled with the Mgnity citing sovereign, and induced her Majesty le eat In a ellionsr utterly inconsistent Dither with bet elita persessal prerogatives and attributes, or with the Onstinetionalleams of the kingdom over which she was, by new of her acceptance of those forms, called to rule. The Tarve the hush though perhaps politic exclusion which e to referred to is the voluntary engagement that, as soon as it can with safety be done. the royal pardon shall be ex tended to the Imaished men, and that in the meantime they shall preserve their rank and pay if they are in the orrice of the state, and if not, that an adequate allowance shell be made to them out of the funds of the kingdom in order to prevent their being in want daring their exile. And this is the Portuguese amnesty! The military movements that have occurred since I last wrote are neither brilliant nor remarkable. Baron de Fos and his division hare re-entered Lisbon. This, together with the men brought by the Duke of Cornwall from Firms, and a contingent of cavalry from Schwa lock's force, make the evadable force of the government at the r rta to amount to something more than 2,600 men of fighting capacity. They talk of increasing this ions to ,000 men, and then of in search of the enemy, bat there may happen to be some impedimenta in the way. Vinhaes is said to be in nomination for the command of this " Army of the South." Respecting Oporto all I kaow is bounded by the date of the 16th, on whisk in a letter was written to me, from which I make the %Mowing extract. The writer is a man of high intelligence and the most perfect integrity, utterly un- expected with either of the two belligerent parties: "On Sunday lest (April 11), there 'wee • review held ben : it was the first tine I had • fair opportunity of seeing , the troops aseezabled: wally they approved in most excellent floe. o. D briad as An y, tas an tsase me s o n . ta re ed r tt oonintinmang themselvesd; ona i fr. tin m g ghat liklestaelva sad Tres as Routes, preferring to were here . fee sieng se Oliveira d'Asesnais. From Saldanha's head . Ilieeetere several deserters have come in the last few days. It Wars he is in • very difficult position ; cash is wanting slid his horses climax has made great havock, besides himself obliged to seed for (Geller from a very g rea t so much so, that even from Lisbon straw has been ..: to Aveiro. At Villa Real, Chaves, and Rego, forced . hare bosh levied by Oral, in the Queen's I have lbena a gentleman who received a satin itige thearantastes, that he had been taxed under sudsyea take a map, and begin at Chaves, earl • .Jos Villa Pones, thence to Villa Real, soh tom to tie, yea vet lid test Carol hasefeest dilleel she the wealthiest district in the teeth, but that il l irt l isot attempted to enter it. This denotes caulies, as many of the farmers hold large quantities of MOM value in their houses, but the character of the distriet gmerally is, in case of an insult, to turn out to avenge the seatia' In addition to this iaftgmation, I learn from another source that Saldanha remains at his former quarters, and that the Oporto Junta have sent • force across the river, at Carvoeiro, of about 1,200 men, probably with the view of holding the duke ia check, and of preventing him from detaching any more troops to the south. At the time that the latest intelligence was dispatched (rem St. Übe's the steamers Minden* and Porto were lying off the port. It appears some troops were brought thither by one of them, but it is ascertain whether these came from Algarve or the Oland of St. Michael, where the 4th Regt. of Cegadores has lookbe e en in readiness to join the Junta of Oporto. As oaly t days is required for the voyage thither and back, it is poem that this supposition may prove cor rect, but I only give it now as such, and not as fact. The Count de Mello recently (on the 18th) came in contact with • Spanish gentleman attached to the Lisbon corselets, and whether seriously or ironically I cannot say—invited him to dine with him in the capital on the 23rd. It is expected that the force collected I at St. Übe's, and in that direction, will march upon Salve Terra or Villa Francs; and cross the Tagus there, in order to wry out the projested attempt on this city. There waa an ontheen at Ciatra on Thursday, the 15th instant, which ten Immediately quelled by a detachment sent hence. Boma prisoners (poor peasants) have since been brought in and put into a prison here. The Specesse.lfie. 41, gives an amusing anecdote of the official bearing date British consul here, en the occasion of moving theCemums, 74, up to the Black lloreenuare anche.r sge, whin, as it te ponlectly true, is worth mentioning. Is appears the 'Ambulant notice to Mr. Smith of the intention of the British govantesent to move the man-of-war up the river, sod requital him to notify to the public 'at large that the only intestine wee to protect British ships and Property. This aides, escorting to the Spectre, was duly pewee up by the lannal is his own Moe, and nowhere else, to the following Whet: " Alike ii liffiNbyillVel,tbai bit ltajeety's shi Canopies has bees elatiseed off the Terrain de Pepe kg the P i = of she greledies to the Ives owl ',sporty of 7,5—e-71- j;,_ ,Z 9 c,_z_ subjects in Me of sued.—B. Consulate, the 16th of April, 1847.—W. Smith, consul -general." The eonaelnesee was, that inasmuch as the British con sulate at Lisbon is frequented only by those idlers who seek to learn the gossip of the court and ministerial offices, the nodes wee utterly ignored by every one who had an iutereat in learning the true state of affairs ; whereas, had it been posted up on 'Change, its purport Would have become uni versally known. It appears that the ?,punish charge d'affairse here, Senor Leopold euet " , discovered the expediency of not further P m "' „. question of an armed intervention on the part Of ' ''.at ' government. The recent change in public affairs at Madrid may have had something to do with this alteration in Senor Cueto's views, and probably his own acute psi eugtron of ultimate results, and appreciation of the actual enmities of the question, may have had a beneficial effect is determining his diplomatic efforts. APRIL 21, Seven a. m.—l have little or nothing to aid to ay letter of yesterday, except to state that the forte collected here within the last week has been transported to the other ides of the river, and, uuderthe commend of Count Vinhaes, to St. Übe, in; order to give battle to the Viscount Sea,who was there cm the 18th. The troops sent kenos sit of the lat and 6th Regiments of Infantry, NM cavalry, and two guns, altogether making, I should mime, about 2,400 men. I rather apprehend that the popska forces will not have remained at St. Oboe, but that they will have proceeded to Palmella, and thence to Galeaterra Or Villa Franca, to cross the Tagus, and come upon the capitol en this side of the river. This, however, is mere conjecture. It must, therefore, be argued, from the preparation and despatch of Count Vinhaes to meet the insurgents, that the suggestions of the British government bare not been listened to or adopted by the queen and her advisers, and, in conse quence, they ought to be looked upon as a dead letter; it would otherwise appear, if they are still in suspenes, that Donna Maria has resolved upon making one more desperate blow for the recovery of her faded dignity and lost despotism, failing in which, and suffering a defeat in the present instance, her majesty will then fell heck upon the protection and counsel. of England, and swallow the bitter pill of humiliation that has been pre scribed for her. Ido not absolutely assert that such inten tions actuate the movements of the Lisbon government; but, certainly, with the facts to refer to respecting our minis ter's recent inter( rence, the conclusions and inference I have drawn cannot be said to be unfelt or iilegicel. So. TVs OtYLD Alms IN ORAL AND SIDERIA.—Of the quantity of gold worked in 1846 in the crown= in and the mines in Oral and Siberia, the mint has to this date 1,397 poods ' 15 liv, 13 soil, to which mat le added 326 ponds, 14 lie, 74 roll, expected during the winter, thereby making the total production of gold is 1846 amount to 1,722 poods, 29 liv, 87 roll. Formerly gold was only, worked in the district of the mines of Catherineburg, belong ing to the crown, in the mines of Berecoff, and in the die trict of the mines of Kolyvano, Voskreseenek, and of Nett shinek, and was extracted from silver which was worked in those mines; the whole quantity extracted annually amounted to but 34 to 40 poods. In 1819 some veins of gol den sand were discovered in Oral. Since then the produc tion of this precious metal has increased in the following proportions : Peals Hy. :AIL Poods ha. solL In 1819 lO2O lOl 1922 1523 - IPA • 226 13 38 • Total 1,711 0 21 It was in 1829 that some veins of golden sand were also dis covered in Siberia. At first the working r - productive, but after a while, and more r last six Tears, the results have been very lowing lone will prove : • Foods Hs. roll. In 1629 1630 1699 1632 - IOU - 1634 1635 1436 163: 1930 Thus, since the disocivery of tit* golden • since 1819, the working of tits gold, Siberia, has produced 14,335 poods, 28 , precious metal, of which the crown mines tribated 2,924 poeds, 24 liv, 32 roll ; those -r 7 liv, 28 soli ; the private mince in 0 liv, 7O 2411 ; and those in Siberia, 6,897 3 coll. The produce of the rear 1814, which, amounts to 1,722 poods, 29 liv, 87 soli, fore /ma of Me Iola& quantify of gold worked surpeases, by 336 poods, n if., 46 WI, t working of this metal in 1846.—Econorreist. Cakdonian New, ' - East Lethien Central, 32. Edina. R ~ylary Qr., 17i Cmitelowian, 25 Do. Now, 19e. 6d. 105. Neat Ind* 25. 9d. 3e. LEEDS BALI The amount of business do prices continuing to decline. Amber NMI., k Bos., 17.. id. L 20e. Lameshire New, lus. d d. 5 86 6. Z!;=4 ** , fr 01. Northers, ISA a Leeds k ), Dewsbury Estes. Scrip Careee d Leeds& TMrsk, 41 j d Do. Fret, I. S. p Laudon, Brighton, k &Ulm; SILI Do. Fifteenths% p Melton k Driff. in., Se. fd. d BRISTOL S There was a dull market, at a decline upon recent quo Bristol and Exeter Thirds, I d Caledonian It j d Gt. Western New I.i. alt., di HULL B.IL/ E. Counties York Eaten., 11 d N. British Cat. &nip, Is. 3d. 7L p Do. Thirds, Ms. ad. Ans., Nett., Bun., Ike., Ns. YORK ML Great Northern, 21. 14. 21.14.411 d. Newc. A Berwick, New, 61.18.94. 61.111. York & Newc. PreL, GI Do. ii;;; Do. Senor; U. 6e. MIA. Ss Perch, Wm. 465. 6,1. Do. Rohr', les. - • - . -- GLASGOW Aran 23. in shares was suall, with Man. &Leeds 321. Marra, 161. M. W. Biding Velem, 2 210 Kan., Bunton, Mat, es EM., IC ra. 6d. d Midland Pref., 2 p Newt. lk Delude!, Nen, 2/. 3e. 21.1.. 3d. p N. British Eaten. Scrip, 9s. 6. p N. Mailbrdshue, 21. 1a.2d.1i p Northern Counties Union, 2I d North Western, 2 43.. d York lk New. Pref., N. 12.9 d. p DI, Aran. 24. melee could only be effected :ions. Man. & Leeds Thirds, I p Midland, 7 3 =1. ah.), p New. and New, It p B, ...4!w it.. 2.4: & 16r. we. p Great Northern, 2j Oxford, Woe., & WoL, es d AvlLel.. 21. i.lll7;;;Thirds. 21.1 b. V. lie. Do. Quarters, U. 40. Do. Extens., 17. Os. bd. 17.0 a dd. ALES. Arm. 23. Ulm, Dam., k Cart, Sf Great Northern. 604. 6d. 60.. km l . eraikamptek, SU. X. MO, In Do. Qn, 6/.. Id. 66.. _ :Tc:; 6; 87:zip,33s. 110. Thirds, 6015. 6d. 00s. East Indian Railway, 3s. Gd. ILES, APRIL 24. FAIn. & Perth, Na. Mad., Nel lore, & Moot, la. 3d. Mao. and Southampton, lam. Bd. PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Half-part Two.— The public tales of Sugar declared for to-morrow are net large, viz., 160 hhds. Barbedoei, 3,600 bags Mauritius, 2,600 bags Bengal, and 700 cults Cube.—Of Rice, 5,600 bags of Bengal are declared. There is not any new feature in the Sugar market to-day. The decision in the House of Lords upon the Rum question is considered by the trade to be deed sire as to the proposed scale of duties, and the article has become more firm; a purchase of proof Lee wards at as. Id. to 3s. 2d. has been 'male ; and East India proof sold at 2a. 10d. per gallon, bpi the market is not active.—Cotton dull.—Rice steady.-7,0 other articles no alteration, and a gloom hangs over mweltal!Msha, in coast:queues of the state of the money market. , • Z. PRIC ra p t ItIIRENT. wt. w / eAsitt..bdis, Paw ...... T . 1 Twiny Imps 0046 Vi h t p=„.411•11111... So Uri. sad Toolollto ..... Soma god Yuot. —to Ida _ -.... FOREIGN. Duty free. Whom, mammal Lialpbers ;7 to 80 Sae to 117. to 141414114blableek, sad SOWN new 119 to 114... to Prima gni = ani 77 to 79... to ItssossadGabes. 73 to 71 . to =!hsrd —to —211 k to Auirielot 77 to V.. Ers RAMAT. rosin ... .. Mto 44..............1:441bi 44 to 33 .. le Ism.. Ms 30 b 49 Orr% Maim ...... 29 to 31 ..-iop .3. Pessenera 5a4111444 - 1a .... ...... ..... $ 0 to 33 .. IS evade\ and Dania IS to 30.. 10 F dessimil Nal Dili DIM Ikaw. Ils la." Tirk 4•41 Napplim. 3B to 49 Tammy —to —..— to Pus, Org i a. 49 to 31 Soaps 43 to 39-- to Tusk 1:11i la lamon. i = i flrlaa 4O 44 la 47... do. do. awl Odom 47 49 to 51... do. do. Ilaitio 4O to 0 Heasseed 38 to at do. do. ErtimsC.tam tree of May, per ton. SI 10e. to SO Hs Lamm CUM, Dutch sad Gems. ditto .C 9 10e. to SlO 10s. Digs Emmett sad Asterism ditto SIO Mb to Sll 10s. par Br. MIND& haus. AMAMI SS 14 41 IMatalo sad Amber, M ft EP Omar= (Nay 70. per tweet) /hawk — to per Boa or MS PM KEMAL AVERAGES. Warta Sultry osto id l Rye. I:Iesos. Pees Muth 13 74s 3d 33s 10d 314 33. Id ib 7d Ms 110 40 73e 161 Its 104 11 1• ad Sts id Is lid 07. 3d —27 77e 04 3.s 4131 s ba 04 aim 1013 8 4 94 April 4 77s 1 0 clah 3d Si. 04 157 ' Id its Sd Sde 104 10 Its Ild 3b 7d 34.104 Ms 104 54N Od 17 74 Id 4‘l 298 7d 1 51. Id tes ISO.IO. 7d 8 wake AU. Aver. 731 3440e11a11s 4136 Mrs 3.3 36s M (There we ao duties= Ford's (halm. Prim IMar.l3. Mar. SO. Mr. 27,1 April L'Aprtllo. Aped 17. .. M ... 74 ... 1 ... ... lIRRIVAL9 INTO LONDON FROM 19th APRIL TO 24th APRIL. _ gm. En" MM. Scotch. Irish. 41117 37 ley O Bar I ats A 20003 Flow. kW nets ; VIP barrels. Malt, 3,317 eaartera ANDOVER, APRIL 24.-At the market this day Belt white Wheat fetched 211. to 221. per load ; best red, from 201. to 20!. 10s. • inferior, 181. to 191. 10/. Flour, best, 655. per sack ; bat seconds, 62e.; common, 58a. to 60s. .1074 , 0,47 d. to 18d. the 81b. loaf. Barley was from 2s. to 3i. per qr. higher. Some heavy samples made Ws. to 58s. per qr. ; others, of moderate quality, 545. ; common light samples, 48s. to 60s. Malt gold at from 10s. to 10e. 6d:per bushel. Oats, best, sold 375. to 381. per qr. ; second, quality, al , . ; moderate, 30s. Rye made 60s. per qr. Bemis and Peas 21. per qr. dearer. AYLREBURT, Aram 24.-Our market was well supplied with Wheat, of Brat-rate quality, and in citelient condition. Trade was remarkably brisk, and preen better than last week. Wheat., 80.. to 88.. per qr., being 4s. or se. dearer than on the 17th inst. Beans, 495. to 52e.; Peas, maple, 565. • boilers, 64. Oats, 301. to 36. Barley . , 46e. to 525. Vete'bet, 60s. to 725. COLCNEETEU, Arent 24.-The supply of Wheat's mode rate, and the trade is entirely eamilmed to She- local millers, literally nothing being done for shipment. 84s. is the current pries of good red Wheat, and 88e. of white. Beans come very slowly to hand ; Munn (etch 505., and ticks, 52e. to 535. No melting Barley oa offer, nor any Peas. EXETER, APRIL 23.-We had a large attendance at OW market to-day, and ear femme mend Be. tetlol. pet qr. 0;1- I vases ea Wheat, and 64. to Be. was subasittid to in soma instances. There was not, however, much badness done. In Barley little was offered, and prices may be comilidered nominal. Some amount of business was done in Oats, at 300. to 32a. per qr. GLOCCUTER, APRIL 24.—At our market this day IM- i lish Wheat was of at the advance Doted below, at w millers acted with eandost. The small show of fore*n ea. tabled holders to obtain fall rates. Barley and o*el, genie ' were firm, at previews prices. During the week there hew bean a short nip* of English Wheat, wbieh ,found ready buyers at a fu improvement of 4s. pe-quatter.,Fwf Foreign there has been a good diliand, at a simittr wiL vanes. There Ms been a better inquiry for Barley, Oa% and Beans, and dr ears reported are at rather higher The carrenew of or Market Wands uunder : Wffnit, Lib, white, per imperial bueltel, 10.. 6d. to 10e. od. I S 10s. 3d. to 10s. dd. i Dantsic (low to high mined), per 48016.., 105. 6d. to lie. ; Polish, Fomerty to Stettin , 10e. 3d. to 10e. 6d. ; Odeon karianopoli, e M. 10e. 3d. ; Odessa Taganrog, had. lb, 3d. to %AMIE . , English, grinding, per 39211 m., Mbar 42.. ; malting, per Imp. qr., 444. tp 62.. Irish, isaltiNffiln to 625. ; foreign, 60s. to 645. Bens, Eaglish, per bush., 6e. to Gs. 63. ; foreign, per 65ilbs. lis „, .to ss. 1040 French, Dutch, gull 6e. 10.. to lit. Oat -c 31Ms., Limerick, Wexford. It ‘v wear,; -et • s, Dlatela, iM h il e: o h o _ 11ararre - r Of - liw. ,11;i7i s. . lagpod, /Ma. to 40a -The ammo this wort -__ .. 1,1111 qrs. • Rye, 26; Bally, 2,120; Oats, LEH ; - Paaa, 16; Mew, 1,42 ma. Novvriaa, Aim 116.--la oaaativateo• of tho leading ern i lar i kats =Cat the kin er gdmis *slugs wilitka p r taiiil Iwo Uric sad at thi s z i a ra ' who FM won again the grown, tr I.lll = l4 thi oat sailers, ad tie the railroad it. mask he Om Orr seass ‘o liirt; 211121=12 salmi vas 'di opal to tit sal • its at r aaa IN. 4111!Ilts ere m i n i. 11s. 4 1 . sI 1,- ,ft r ui. .., Thur. 2410 h i tb " h a ll : , asd lik hV; . iced amid Tho ti ivory light, b ug as tin aid, lute fair Saltetera ars ili • !MYR illoilad was espo dmased, sod i Ail yids it per more mossy mu h r m a ss & fir did Oats at ratite bible be ail el " l ik'i lmr4l Ai", itti per r i l d. * for WM, filarli&p.,tbut ata • - 1 0 Ea lla Nattrikair =W.*, WI logria. Ilk: porimoir Win imill, u. lic isaguit doe. • 'Pricarrithweru, Aram 94.—Tb; ripply of Wheat is grid, but then is • groat decreer to the quantity of spring Brain offering. Wheat is in demand, at aa either Of lc to 3s. per quarter. Barley is Is. to 2a. drew. Oir and Parr each fully lc deem and is damned at tea sheath The growing crop of Wren h kaki rush bather tball akild be expected from the unwrial wawa wit he Nei. Cur rency to the roses: Whisk seed, ti. to Mk.; Ike, 321. ; white, Mila. to Ike. ; 411 p. lac ; grafilag, 411. to 48s. Oats, 30s. is Pk.; Guth pis . Bear, Pk. to 62a. RIADINO, Ali/SAL—At this wesdat we way again principally supplied with Wheat by desirables, but from the framer the quantity wag very moderate. Tea trade was steady, at en improrment of 2c to 3s. pa qr. It w= evident that the lathers her no stock, r ovary one obliged to buy ear gratity Iqui which to kir th eir with in steady work. flowedy any Barlry shark" and r lar little is required at th is season of tba year, either br salds. or grinding purer the auk wua woody at as advance ST r about Is. per qr. Oats, Beam, and Peas were also lc to 2.. per pr. higher. Soternaerros, APRIL 23.-Trade brisk. The supply of Wheat small, and an advance of from 3s. to es. per qr. on best samples, and from la. to U. for common ; the quantity offered soon disposed of prices for best from 84s. to 68s. ; second quality, 76a. to 80s. Barley Isla also 2a. per qr. dearer. Oats, Is. dearer. In Peas, Beane:Rye, and Indian Corn not much alteration. SONDIRLAND. APRIL 24.-The farmers brought a fir supply of Wheat to market to-day, but no arrivals coastwise. The demand was considerable, and the millers bought very freely, at an advance of 4s. per quarter ever fart week. The finest samples of Wheat are worth 84.. to 86e, and good average qualities, 79, to 83s. Inferior Wheats are in free demand, at 745. be 775. ; south country samples are ready sate; at our highest quotations. The arrivals of Barley have been 200 qrs. coastwise, the tale for which is rather slow, at 525. to 635. Oats area free sale, at 325. to 36.. The ch mend for good Beans, at 54.. to 56s , and grey Peas, at 465. to to 485., is pretty meanly. Flour is 3s. per sack higher. The arrivals from the coast have been 50 sacks. South country is worth 625. to 63a. ; and home-made, 595. to 60s. per sack. WARMINSTER, APRIL 24.-There was a lar g e supply of Wheat, which sold at an advance of 54. per qr. for best, and from 2.. to 3s. for other qualities; the top price was 88s. for white, and 84s. for red, while some sold as low as 70.. Flour, best, 66.. to 635. per bag ; hest seconds, 61e. ; coal man, 60s. Barley was in short supply, and sold at 2s. per qr, more money. Oats sold from 27.. to 355. Beans were also higher by 2.. In Pees little or no alteration. Winter Tares, 6s. 6d. per bushe! ; Spring do., Bs. to 9.. Rye asked for, yet not to any great extent. WINCHESTER, APRIL 24.-A large market. The hest white Wheat made 884. per Ir. • red, 84s. to 85e.; moderate samples fetched 765. to 80s. ; interior, 6 6 5. to 725. Flour, per bag, 60.. to 664. Barley scarce the beet sold this day at 665. to 581. per qr. • fair samples, 5 2.. to 643.; lean, 465. to 48e, being 2.. ti per qr. dearer. Malt, best pale, made 84s. to 86s. per qr. ; moderate samples, 765. to 78a. Beans in good request ; some beet ticks made 60a. per qr. White and grey Peas were also up 2a. per qr. Oats sold at 38s. per qr. for best, 345. for fair samples, and 28.. to 30s. for moderate. Rye was in good request, and made from 68s. to 69a. per qr. Winter Vetches, per bushel, 6.. 6d. ; spring, Bs. to 9s. In smell Seeds but little doing. Wmaxers, APRIL 24.-We aro well supplied with Wheat to-day, but scantily of other grain. Good - dry Wheat sells readily at fully 2a. per qr over lest week's rates. Oats and Beans each in lair der:land, and 6d. to Is. higher. Wheat, 725. to 841. ; extra, 86e. ; Oat., 161 d. to 171 d. per atone ; Beans, 51s. to 63a. per qr. to the growers. WORCESTER, APRIL 24.-At this day'. market there was a good supply of Wheat, and the trade dull at 3s. to 4s. per qr. over the currency of this day se'nnight. Barley la. per qr. dearer. In Oats there was an improved demand, at former prices. Beans scarce, at Is. to 2s. per qr. higher. YEOVIL, APRIL 23.-The farmers held stiffly for advanced prices, which were, however, very reluctantly euhraietd to by the millers. Th e following are the quotable prices :- Wheat, 10s. 3d to 103. 9d. Barley, per qr., 50.. Oats, 30s to 360. Beau, 265. to 28a. Flour, 64 s. Yong, Aritzt. 21.—We have a fair chew of Wheat at this day's market, but from the r strsmc prices demanded by the farmers, say 88s. for white, up to 965. for white, little busi ness he been done. Oats are in short supply, and Id. per stone dearer. Beans are scarce, and sell at Is. to 2a. more money. Wheat, white, 815. to 85.. per imperial quarter; red, 78s. to 82s. Barley, malting, .305. to 545.; L ritsditt 46s:to 48s. Beans, 63^ to 58e. ; Rye, ..335. to 58s. stone of 11 lbs.; bean'' , supply of -• small quantity on the currency feeding purposes, but in all other and Indian Corn per 28006., red, 19616 e., 21.. to Indian Corn, per 4 s. to 25.. Flour, Is. to 435. the country give , ce of the early , forward for the also strong and and it is hoped re the season is 'Licata have not Al, and have a .e weather will, Ripply of grain from the demand, so .clis in store. The Main vessels, with Wheat, Barley, and usual amount by farmen command more saleable. ly, at former 01 2.e. per bar- Barley u not ia good Fresh feeding Oats n and state Wave 3d. to 6d, sad is Ise advanced 10.. Yellow Cum, Yellow Meal, white be. less. IS millers') price.: ; white, 16s. to 17s. Oatmeal, 21.. to Brat, 225. to 23e ; fourth, 13e. to 16a. 'o 171. 10.. ; white, `l. to 14/. °atm; al, 31. to 31. 2s. 6d. ; 6d. to 21. ; 6d. to 21. for Wheat and i advancing rates, During the week everything in the either Indian Cora oy, firm, and many ■ thought will be have been all Tor nd this also applies nch, Belgians, and large operators for As added to since number. d Flour chietly. .20 dose, red, 16s. to 22.. 6d. ; 225. 6d., blakk, 4, and Oats .nd 3 the quotations. r barrel of 20st., 16st., Vs. to 2n. 206. Indian yellow, 131. to yellow, 141. Ifla seconds,' 235. 6d. . to 171. 101. Ca 41s. , 386 ; Oats, 7 1. r , we have had, and have, as ow Is. 9d. to 2s. 161. Oats and Barley 2.. 3d. pis mot* IL to 4k. Adbetissaldvday of grain from , and granaly ionsiontptson of nearly irufentire lea for by insportations • • sales bf be necessarafliree, until another tve had a brink trade lon,'"ereept for ill s sold at anrargolar vf Is t to 2s. poet:4l. t previous prisms, t more mosey. 7. 0( _ 'low it iderbases notsri#Sanantly, ►are *ldol and *evert' MUMS So•A•• 50 111 8 0, 5 4 . tieliet-neptiotavely. ..-- es 40e; stdpping, -.,., melbas, per ti. a. to 31s. Oats. per ISM; white, 20. to 21s. ; Mack, 2 1 ...t0 231. Indian C 0,., pallet", per2 o st., 34e. to 36e. ; red, 32.. to 33i. 6d. ; white, 31. te 33e. Flour, mperlivie, per seek, (Mato 63... - *monde, 66e. t 0375.; thirde,als. tos3s. ; fourth., 42a. to 43:. Oatmeal, per cwt., 22a. to 23.. Indian Corn Meal, per cwt, I4e. to 16s. ,• wheaten, I6e. to 18e. Rye Meal, per cwt.,161. I to lfe. sd. Bran, per 84 1b. . , 6s. to 6e. 34. Imports this week: ledinn Corn, 7,000 qn ; Wheat, 2,800; Barley, IMO; Flour, 800 bands; Barley Flour, 700; Oatmeal, WO. Dawrzio, APZIL 17.-There is .o great a scarcity of Rye IffdApriag Corn wilte., and such a want for ennsumptioa, Eat *an ham adsaesad emesiderably . Rye to 68.., Pens to Ns., makil Barley tit Mk, fret on board. In Pol Ind prices hnes romsed onmilarably, so that there is hardly any mar gel *abet ems usakst. In Lower Poland there are but few SAM saw to be Om. ; the nominee seem to be exhausted by pointamerwahmen; Mti• has caused gnat excitement in oar mankat, and prises are higher : fine high mixed, 60 lbs., 595. ; middies, MI lbs., 665. 6.1. ; inferior mixed, 635. to 64.. MALTA, APRIL 14.-Oar market is dell, the operations of the last fifteen days being limited to purchases for local onn munption. The stock of Wheat being moderate, prices are wet maintained. Beans and B.r:ey are ale) pretty . Wheat : Taganrog, hard, 621 b. to 43241 h„ 6.11. a lD n e tif 6d. ; Marianoptd, 621 b., 62e. to 63a. 9d. ; Odessa, 611 b. to 6141 b., 60s. 24. to 62.. Danube, 611 b., to 6141 b., 60s. 24. to 62 ; Egyptialt, 60a. 4d. to 62a. 2d. Barley: Levant, 471 b. to 481 b., 21.. ' 84. M 265. 7d. • Egyptian, 431 b., Ms. 7d. to 224. 7d. Beane : Egyptian, 34 .. to 335. AXTWEZP.-Tlas market was laimatad at the end of last weak • but, being well supplied with famign grain, the ex ties ary riers i or e l Ma sale. reap to a gr= . to d e w st i lL am was amity, are reported is have bum very limited, laths foreign that was Aimed was takes freely. Bra. Inset was paid 34 to Sillamism perm* et 14 kowtow s 32.10; liwowstis Am IA at m orbs Mao 111. 27 ; bract, 12. • --. POTATOEB.---13oinHwtti, WATIMIDE, APRIL 1111-The weldor bat beta mush warmer dari the porn Ik e slot* IN stwitimatithy alibied •tbe atm of l otetaea ; • the Ink& Ewa alms* were tougamtivoly largo, Oak tend a dame la this madiat. Mows mom bat 11111, kidnap dame at lay prim, tai Poo lighott itualotion may be considered nominal. Priam aa follows York, reds, 240 a. to 2605. ; Regents, 200*. to 280 e ; Lincoln and Cambridgo phire Reg, nte, 2205. to 2405.; Kidneys, 200 e. to 220 e, Dutch, 1801. to 200,. CH EESE. —ANDOVER APRIL 24.—The trade dull. The best Chedder, 68s. per cwt.: fine Somerset, 61s. ; Double Wilts, 62a.: single Somerset and Wilts, 54e. ; cons mon Dorset, 60s. ; Malt Cowards, 42a to 44e.: Skim, 34a ; good American, 60s. to 565. ; common, 48s. to 605., retailing at 6d. to 7d. per lb. WINCHESTER, Alma. 24.—The trade here very slack. Prices going still down, it is with difficulty, 68a. per cwt fbr the best Chedderean be obtained; best double Somerset and North Wilts, 60s. to 624. ; single, ; common, 60. ; Dorset, best, 58s. ; common, 495. ; Half Coward, 445. to 4.65.; Skim Cheese, 335. A large quantity of American Cheese on sale, at from 481. to 56a. per cwt., retailing at from fid. to 7d. per lb. HOPS.—BOROUGH MARK ET. Two o' awk. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that they have still a good demand for all good Hop•. IMO I ►eax. p.m,. k•t. Q. • Yftrilog Kate.. 0. t In. Xtto 4C • W.SM of Inn •4to • • I Warier Boma- 2IS tot le 4omos /velum. I f tea 4 ANDOVER, Aram 24.—Trade not so brisk as last week, best Farnham, with difficulty making 6/. 1.55. par cwt.; recond quality, 61.; Altotta and Bentley', .51.; Sussex, 41. 10*. to 6!. WINCHESTER, APRIL 24.—Trade not so good u hut week. For the b,.t Farnham', 64 15s, per cwt, would be takon ; second quality, 51. 100. to O 1.; the country do., grown around Farnham, 51. to 51. 10..; Odiham and Sufism, 4/. 10". to 51. ' • Mid and Weald of Kent, from 51. to 61. ; old Hops, 40s. By retail, lem than ono cwt.. 20d. to 22d. per lb. - ) SKINS.-AnDOVER, APRIL 24.-Best Downs, 51. per akin ; as they rasa, la. 6d. ; common, 31. to 31. &L Long.wooh, bs. 6d. each; best moderate, 4s. to 41. 6d.; murrain skins, 2a. 6d. to 34. • ahorn,9d. to Is. Ltutb-rkias, .. 2a. 6d. to 2a. 9d. each ; small do., 2a. &I. to 3a. &I per dom. WINCHESTER., APRIL 24.-The Licked Downs made be. &to &I. ;as they come. 4s. 6d. to . 9d. ;by the bootie, till May, 4.. 4d. each. Cotawold sad other half-bred Long wools, brst,6a. 6d. each ; good, 6e.; moderate, Is. 61 ; vtry poor skins, 2.. Gd. to 3a. ; without wool, 9d. to 10d. Lamb skies, 2s. Gd. to 3s. each. Ox Hide., light, 4s. to 4s. 2d. the more • and 4s. Gd. to 4s. &I. lor all above Oillbs. weighs Cerslins, best small, 444. to 6d. per lb. ; above ICllso. weight, is. each. Horse Hides, fig.to Be. each. Best butchers' Fat, 3a. per stone ; from erg butcligs, chaffy sheep Fat, 2s. 9d. to 2s. 10d. s - , WOOL.-LONDON.-The shoe& supply o{ Wool in the hands of the trade g. nerally, ki epl the pnces et E Wool tolerably firm, and it is probable pries. will be ' supported; but, for the present, improvement can hardly expected. No alteration has taken place in ool.inial or foreign Wool since last week. Price! are firm. • 1 0 . BEAD/VMS-The spinners buy with great ' n, and the purchases made during the week are less a usual. The market is not abundantly supplied, which k prices stationary. Nods nod broke* are not so ready sa l e, but them is no alteration in prices • • ' HALIFAX.-There is great suavity of good bog ll•ecre reported in the Wool trade, and priest are firm. Lasoe.-We have not any change to notice in the market for English As to the amount of sales or quotations of pikes There Is a steady demand for the immediate supply of the manufacturers ' and prices remain firm in consequence of the light stocks in the hands of the staplera, sod - tne impw- Wilily of obtaining further mipplite from the farmers to meet the present rates of the market. The trade in foreign ems tinuss without any tit cided improvement, and purchasers generally portent themselves with merely supplying their immediate wants. LEICESTER. -The demand for Wools has been brisk for Yorkshire, and the staplers have bete doing a great deal fir that trade this week. LI VERPOOL.—We have no improvement to notice in our Wool market this wtck ; on the contrary, if Roy:thing, the high price for money tends to keep prices down; a few trans actions in Peruvians and Ruuims is all we have to report. In Scotch little doing, and that little in favourer the buyer. Alpaca very dull. Imp.): te : Foreign, 60 bales ; previoinly this year. 16,642. Senteh, 268 bag' ; previously this year, 3,092 bags. ROCIMA I.E. —There has boon very liVe doing in Wool, and prices much the same as those of the preceding week. WAiErIELD.—The market has been without any new feature during the week. The demand remains languid, without any alteration in price fur either oombing or cloth ing Wools. GIIIXANT.—Owing to the want of good qualities, the Wool trade in Germany kna been very inactive. In Frank fort-on-the-Maine, fleeces are *right for, even at 63 dol.. ; bat they are entirely wanting, and none can make up their minds to buy tho common Hungseian &vets, which ere there yet in great quantity. The Rhenish-Prue lan menu. fseturers are very busy ; but in Belgium work has decreased, owing tea great accumulation of stock. In Vienna, Sonny flocks have again been bought far delivery . in next dune. The Al.oy Uchtenszein fucks fetched 117 gulden, and the Inclirlaua Fe rtetits flocks, 116 gulden ; last year reapectivey 109 and 107 gulden. In Berlm, owing to the wain of geed Wools, very little has been bought. In Breslau such ha b. en sold to mtnufacturers, b.etuing the stock to be re duced to 3,500 cwt., consisting of 1,500 cwt. Polish, and Russian fleeces, and the rest of all sorts of lamb and skin Wools. For Polish Combing Wools, 5.5 doll. to 60 dole. has . been gives, and for Russian, 60 dole. to 65 dole. Unties such circumstances, it is not to be wondered at that prices have risen I dol. to 2 dula. per cwt. within fear weeks, and that continually ours peculators bay to be delivered' next market. If we consider the Woks of Wool. in Germany, Hungary, and Poland, we fled the gaaatity to be much lees than that of last year, and it is not unlikely alit at the aro time all will be cleared off. It is, therefore, not improbable that, in spite of the slackness of trade, we shkll hare higher prices neat clip than we had last soar, partichlarly omen new Wools have been cont: acted for it ath advance of from 3 dolt. to 6 dolt., aid; in some cases, even to S doll. per cwt. CATTLE, 'Bc.—Saimirmi.v, Two ,'Clock.—Tite number of Besets is considerably smaller than on Monday WE and the average quality of fhe supply is by no mesas Do good as of late ; We have, cousetuently, a brisk demand for the choicest descriptions. Best Scots retake 4,6 d. pretty freely, and a few of the moat soling Short-horns viry IL• say reach 41. 4d. There are nearly 400 from Hollend, 220 from Scotland, about 2,000 from Norfolk and Suffolk, and the remainder from V160%4 parts of the country. The ..upply of Sheep is for the time of th i year small, in consequence there is an advance of f olly 2d. alba. on all description,. Lamb is in request. and prices wcll maintained. Calf traits is exceedingly dual for inferior quality, and the task henry make Friday's quotatioallt We have from Holland nearly 900 Sheep and 62 Calves, The supply of Plgs is large, and trade beery, at rather lower pekes. Per mem of a Ill• •4. .4. 1 eel stals• ell lbw ao.a. • Oat Soon, Ilerefordedita. 4 IL0mD•4201•141•10•411- 4 11 •NB Not iniewsosse 4 IL. Law. weep a I 11 a Satand geallty Marta ... i DuAla alms 4 6 6 11 0•••• 310 6 Lao 44.611•40 ...... .... 4 I 4 6 Seat 13.4. a. it 11•11.1•446 a lambs 4 11 1 • .111.016 at .rawer, 1040 . yeep sail Lambs. 10.0.16: Calm. 140. Ma. 413. Beveat.av, APRIL 2E—Veer, 65. 6d. to 7s. 61.1.. per none. Mutton. slipped, M. - ia wool, lid. fair Tb. A short sup ply of Beasts, and a large show of Sheep: Buriness was Origin, and the whole of the stock quickly changed heads. NRICTON, APRIL 21.—At our market thin day there was • fair show of fat Bollocks, while of Sheep the eupply wee Telly large, indeed far exceeding that of the preceding wed', consequently, these rather lay oia !Ladd. Prime Ind proof Bullocks were worth ratter more; and the quotation fro fat Bullocks must be 'tiled at frum SOr. to Ws. per e*t., or 9s. to iOi. per score. Beechen' Calves wen 401. to GA. per lb. Fat Sheep, 61d. to 714. Faith (carcases) Wee worth 11a. ter more. For Airarkeas see ease •aqe. • -- - - - - SHIPPING. I . l . ‘ ll4,4ll.4.AllilYED.—Dublia, 6; Waterford,'; Donsginie, 2; Arab, 1 ~• Madera, 1. Lounow,-Ails 28.—Wine this day at noon, S.W., fresh gales and aridly with rain. • Dior., AVaIF3I.—E.--24th, en% variable; p.m., 8.W., sally.—Arrived : Christina,• Miansa , and sailed for Ananias; Dist Bell, Cape Hayti, aid sailed for Barna ; Tharesisi Nam York, for Antwerp ; Electra, Grenada ; Ada, Jagralbe; Beauford, Cuba; Jamaica, -.Jetrus. Sailed: ftlihir ....Rarsenah;.....naton, New Visa ; n....;....., res. Sites; 5er54.34.0.a.; Claudine, Demerara; Andvari*, Quebec. Arrived from the river : Anna Mary, Valpa raiso; Sylph, Berbadoes; Ellen, Jamaica; Independence, New York; Anpa Bell, Prince Edward's Island; Culiten, and Broths's, Quebec ; Ware, Mogador. Orr POKYLAND.—Mederwoial. &entry, for Rotterdam ; President, Pstaaonia, for Amsterdam; Bala, Singapen; Pries Carl, St. Croix, for Copenhagen. Or, Tougsr, April 20.—Hector, Jamaica. 21st, Nell Miller, Mauritius. NeNTPORT, April 24.—The Mary Ann has got off shore, with four feet water in her he'd. Orr &streams. April 24.—N W.-2lst • Creole, Black Be. ; Malabar, Bombay. 24th: 8 mazer, Mauritius. , Pt/ acre , April 21.-8. W.—Arrived : Jane, Rio Idina. Fatwovrn, April 21 and 25.—Variable.—Arrived: Her. maid, Harrah ; left on the 4lt ult. Off port: Lair, Batavia, for Rotterdam ; Johann, Pernambuco, for &era ; Legality', Natarsajor Antwerp. • WATISKPOHD, April U.—Arrived : Rose Anna, New Orleans ; Alice Tarlitan, Priladelphie ; St. Pillow, St. John's, Newfoundland. Orr FALMOUTH, A.pril 21.—Aetne, St. Croix, for Oren hagen. 23, Admiral Zaatman, Pansrocke, for Rotterdam; Prom Vag Orange, Barna,. fur „Rotterdam; - e•-tseesie, Benda;' Reck , Builds, fotAommiam ; Hanburgb, Lima; Roxburgh, of Liverpool, Callao ; Laura and Louisa, His Grande, and proceeded to the eastward ; Heppins, Surinam; for Amsterdam; Sylph, Martinique;' Pas, Hawaii ; Diana, St. Cron, for Copenhagen ; Centuon, New York, for Rotterdam. Newroar, Airt—E.--Sailed : James Inas, Gre nada; IsabAls, bet. Cosa, April 22.—5. W., 23rd, S.S.W.—Arrived: Mica, Valparaiso ,• Selina, Sierra Leone. 23rd : Louisa, Calla* ' • Governor, Matanzas ; Eagle, New York. Off port : Orestes, Bombay. Lnesnics ' April 24.-8.8. W.--Sailed 22nd . Quinabory, ' Havannah • Mary, Baltimore ; Princess Royal, St. John's ; Vents, Que bec. Orr DUNOIMISS, April 24.—Zeitind, &Livia, for Amsterdam. WIIRTFORT, April 17.—54 +drop, Quebtu. Loungers, April 17.-8.4 N eptune , Miranslabi ; Elizabeth, Rirhibuctoo; Percival, bee. 18th, Christiqa, ell Quebec; Sir F. B. Head, Quebec ; nyz, Quebec; Vista, Mirsmichi ; Middlesborough, Moutsga. 19th, 81z E. 'lsmail i tan, Bt. Andrew's, N.B. • Brutus, Jar. ;Dramas, FIRM* r , Coasters lbalgrave, W il iam, and Catawba, Quebec. ovo no• a vr. ea.. ae.- _:- rtstu 'inn 1. tot. - loc - to ealt au, per 312114.,Kimeriak, w etiordrimd*liif. .ribdt , tat. to ta r , Beans, 53.5. to 58s. ; Itjc malt, 7 .to 78s. Oats, 17Id. to Bid. per at ing of it sou not very ' sen. ' Ne. 1. SO 0... 0 11 ss especially during the Weiss, Flour, 5.95. to 645. per sack of 280 lbs. pry brilliant, u the fol- ellew ••• ' -..ee atCardlif Mr 9 0... 0 0 335. tO 34e ; W black, nap., 30‘. to 325. ; Irish, per 3121 M, • • ~-‘ 49 0...33 8 - 0 0 30s. to Sae per imperial bushel, Eagliel i keelson, DUMAN, Arum 23.-There sou a very sea Peals liv. 1011. °I.- 3 4 6 4 ,1- . 1 LOAN at 1• 07 too. Bs. 64. to 9s. ;fo , Bs. to th. 30. ; eel y IMIS /kinder*, farmen' Wheat at this day' ■ menet, and the e 1 PPM . .. 0 0... h ru.., ,..... i •• 562 II 60 AO6 0...40 Bert.; A 4 . . to 64. 6d. best seconds, Stsgllsb, 625. to 63e. of Tuesday. Selected samples of Oats, for feet •• 831 20 34 T .47 r ed at... • Linseed lillekl, Desteh, pot we, 101. to lOL 10s. ; French, were also 6d, to Is. per barrel dearer ; but 930 2G 68 1,293 2 60 1,141 25 80 I , brown. 34 0. .42 811ellie . • - • . .21 1 Gadk l,fifie au ; Beans, 5410. must be quoted Is. per qr. lower. Wheat, pet Us. to 49a. ; white, 47e. to 510. Oats, per 11 w 43 0 .17 pee WNW ad% ... . 1,366 8 41 255. Barley, per 22411 b., 265. to 30s. IndL ... 1,722 29 67 and white 43 9...54 lial s 2u, pals .. 0 Oa &ran, 24.-We WM largersupply of Wheat Hambro'.. iif o_6o „.• as to-day. ce of lt 9 1. hied was obtained for the 4801 M., 575. to 595. Oatmel, per cwt., 245. t 4 --- - - brunik :::::::: 7/1/ K. best sod, 211. 10s. made. Millers refused to Mal . 12,624 26 24 ralirg6 o in 63 e• 93 . 0 ..,00 comply i i ho exits mu woollen hr , the superf i ne per cwt., seconds, 255. to 20a. ; per barrel, 40s. n sand, that is to say, ohm India, ordi- -71, both in Oral and D ., 02 0... en ..feetew. ; ,... rt. Ti.. e runs ; after a very dell trade, a tolerable clearance was &Mean, A PRIL . 23.-Tge advices from the 28 lie , 45 tell of this 0056 . oa ka ... ...., If b. I ands, ss. to 116 irt advent* of those of last week , the most chee rio accounts of the appearance lines in Oral have con- Um 70 0. 12$ 0 Olivi. 004p.lessIA o Whea 625. to 675. Oats, - 30 a. to 365. sown spring crope,the braird of which is very k those in Siberia, 1,293 Onkel. Mod ordt- og enon gfat . - ss .4„, Begun, P ere. season. The early planted Potatoes are als healthy, without nut appe.nence of disease, a is in Orel, t,219 poods wr it . '''''''''''''''' de 9 - e a (feed..oes ele te r'r• • . LIN ' 9/,- W e had a small show of Wisest at this may induce a still further pleating bef , re 6,897 nook, 37 lie, I i -per ••• oo 0.. 73 n Lthoi• 7 . . • 1 i _. 1 m ouL . y ; ...e tb i e t. fin w eet h.44, etalyllee n is i 4. .eweeisl i" so ts. ; pe wi r t bs. to. f... .1„...,.. The wibb..bwa Wien, which, as before stated, quasi, good toene34 0.... 10 stood the severity of the past season well, U, forms more Man a Mon Itica, ord. Batter IL ..• 80s. to was very karley, are orked since 1819, and nary to One B4 0 ... 10 . 0 i trade at 44e. to 671. to v.. B enno rery sickly appearance. The present fine sell, the result of the 6°1114 " sod Pe- :.5 0... v •P • e ' however, lbe usefal to them. The supply e . the country is small, and not equal to the dang ,I. 0 a... neut. "iwe '• ' v.• ••• pe Mostirse _„_,,*•-• .e... 16, ~,0, m 168116/. but that the trade are coming early on the moan i Tea, at per le. ... . Coogou,corainon 9 0 ... 001 • 2' . ... At ' tot b • s ag nee • „..., Ices-the east arrivals since this day week consist of chtlal Rice, at per cwt. ••-. I t country almost al • • -2, •4818 ke renwe Indite Corn sad Flour, &c. • two with Wheal IIARKETS. ift r .l whit ' -•• 97 0- 23 56 , < .... ft Bye; and fait coastwise., besides the sous Cwt. It 0. . . 10 Beer, el° . ''-. • r b BP h i cot market teed* is exhibited without mu • Java l6 0... In . . mend thatwha! le „ moo. p rod . Joesolei r beat from the form INTELLICIEMII. Patna 25 O. 2$ . ~ e • ‘, 0 necessary supply of •• • loPtion- The e•ate fakeer prime, Mi. &OS 108 , are becoming a 'tee o f C o n so l s Were Carolina.- . _., .28 0.. 85 Tort, •• • . • tip• A ' .„ . , of Flour kenos* as last lune. ; Wheat and all ' , le Hoke-made Flour edit ra th er more Snell tiliIIITI• Woos-Post , '• ' • si, '''. i called the tura dearer, but we do not • rates ; and American commands an advance 0 of Saturday, at 851 to Rum at testa , Do., Belfast • .• Wheat per bushel of 70 lbe., E • market, however, has issenna labial • eoe 42s ...__./119 6d . re , .to . being now the rates. Barley toady appseranotthan Proof. cwL Weiedidd7 7t 0 . to 129 ; re d . lee- 9dr to le emetew, whit e , demand, and low prices would be taken. Fres, sell more freely at former rates. but foreign no tie mow ' sad WS to I Dentwora• 2 8 to very dull. Oatmeal sells at an advance of 3d. 38 per cent. Lard,Beliset,prOk / s , .... a ~, per Washel of d lbs., is. to 7e. 3d. Oats, per bush 1 libis la = O.P. . . 4 ... 4 Waterr do I- •' ''' 46 /be., Eml Sketch, and fine Irish, as. 4(1. to in fire demand. Indian Corn and Meal have VwsQuarter pot ~ J.,ses;; . k'to 14 at per tent. O . P. 4 ... 5 Ditto 16148 •-•• 73 a e a,. td. • Ina kiln-dried runs, 6s. to 6e. 2d. Beans, per to Igo per t. , since thee day wed,. amerfena -e a r 9 e a SW of • Sp a nish semis leawnente morns a ... 3 Nemo Cla • ei, • sit Dm, E.grur. ~ ____" 1 tisk , ft._ „to • 131. 10t. to 131. 15s. ; whits, 6e. lees. Imeat, Ihr of Ormay,tstlameds 4 ... 6 B. A. sad W. • . • t , Pot 6 ballioalli k: vim'''. 1' -! 108 °.° 8 1°••• 141. 10s. to 141. 15e. per ton ; soh dm with the Orilislisphills, d.p. 11 ... 0 •6 888 O 6 Olt ' 'to 699 P er I '' . bwk°l° ' w ! ue. ( b°a°r n l i t The following are the current (farmers' and m rat lent u the 484 e 9 • 4_o - 0 . to 6k. , per seek of -.11b5., English and I ~ Wheat, red, per cut 16e. 641. to 16s. 941 • whi Irish II 0 Bevoll, Oi. . 01e, 64e. la ; superfine, 58e. to 59e. • extra ditto, 59e. to Barley, Its. to 13s. Oats, I Is. to 130.. ' Oar og one, does not meet FLAIL, per tall. Dr74111°6 1, more probably, be to P.T.R. 547 054 Rio, dry S4i ...0 ' • to s ls. 245. Superior fine Flour, 24e. to 255. ; first, • a loan, an it appears Bt. bum, • Llioak Velp. dry 0 2 _0 II second, 21s. to 22.. ; third, 17s. to I9s. ; fowl 00. 0 West wan, ars :. Ol4 ..0 41 MsaLatumuon, Aran. 24.-A. .141. e market, with an F.o.b. prices: Wheat, red, per ton, 17L to IN , upon such an under- nod quoted in decline at ~,,Dll__,_,tel, we Ylemdee 33 0 - 13 Salad 0 3t..0 44 abundant sopsdy of WhaaL Balk 006 a. at from flde. up so 171 . 10, to 181. Barley, IV. to 14/. Oats, 121. to 0 4 ...0 let its, per, qr. ; good, 80a. to ftkt• .elainitqfprioe went at 231. to 251. Flour, superfine, per sack, 31. I to n e e h d , s o fi r ieh Lie stoo ben do 'had ot ... “ ; .... ... , '..'" Axesr,= " o ter y 1 ° 0 .1 . 17 8 East icir mi.. india le; B Z• 6 1 ° ..0 IMa Flour has got up to IMF •Of 2110 IIII• for bent ; fires, 2.1. be. to 21. 7s. 6d ; seconds, 21. 125. 6d 0 81-•' 0 sad front 60e. to Ws. kr semi& ' • 'l39tr,g wa , o h o thirds, 21. 2s. 641. to 21. 1 . 04 • fourths, 11. 124. f :Is Two-and•a-Half per outeut 7 0 ..1 5• AO 3 a• Per qr., some vreigilf Lk' I°lbling .per qr .; Coax, APRIL 23.-The great demand far keg deft 31 O. 31 I hide 'll date from Hamburg lilM o r e re as 0 ... 39 Rook, CIO • 6810 6 azimut* samples, bk. ; its: to `'°' 'wan' best, Flour a t the leading English markets, with ad as 0... 0 Dm Wawa, air k4l. 1 Od. par bushel ; foie, 101 a, Oats ' sold at 38e. best ; 345. Pau th k e l tt its het e h ffe:t on our market also. Din ondon conies / higher g 13 14i. Mr Ma -•. OS 0 39 1 ' 0 wOOd loaves 2 10. ,good ; 30k eommon. Beane and Peas le. to 24. per quarter Wearer. large consumptive sale of ever Rest inala em 0.... 15 9...16 CutPoloill 6 t Ie a - war of bread-stuffs, but less of Flour than elan .Berk Acct., kit $ Bombay le 0...23 Puck , Jamaica 1 a..,„. a . Nowossena-ow•Tstsz, Aaa4tlic-Tlse trade throughout or Wheat. Prices of every article are very fir can, in II Jute see Bilk, N. 4 pm in, at per cwt. waild I a ". 1 •4 ales of mamas and Flour bassi tßent Meted at an *dvsnoe realised, from the fact that the purchases has, 97 0.. 99 I. frunf E ktmr s ~,,, , s i 4, 1 of 3e. per sad per sack 141110111,01*; Osaka Rostock, ss coneumption, and not on speculation; and tb as Oman Tea, Ili 2118 Com. in liMits • O4 0. 0 aktern 0...... .. x.. ......./..,7. - la is • well* , se trY red, 111 1190ko IWO qr., and Norfolk to the English market., Where the French, s Deferred 116 a., A o . Menkan,l444,lll SO loos, at per ton. 604 .• household. .to 61! , :i • o th er articles at Germans have been, and continue to be, larg. . Persvise Ma, 311 40 Ban SIO 9SO Of . ......•....,.-...061 ,A. r the NUM ve e stsliettlY in- exportation. Our stocks have not been mach! ter own, au, are 48 lover - ate had a tont our last, 24 cargoes having arrived, and asi . ;kolas 14k, /OP It -i, CVOI FI WrIIIg vi.. 8 , 1811 ib lir t :8 8. 11 1 / 2. p 4 4. ,14.44444 , 404 8h0 b l 4 sailed for to o f t a her er p t orte, laden with Maize and n i mer .. em. nu TA LLOW .- Ti ll - !tat, • . Def anal B. 17 Is very little demand. , Wheat, per barrel of .2 none us.. q 1 October to Doeatolseo •. of this seardebt, tilde wale ask* • - 425.10 465. • Barley, per barrel of 1G atone, 16 . Vemessela BY., SO 41 4 . •',. • ties Ina towards the • • . . 8 ' I• 120,04 per barrel of 14 st., 17e. 6d. to 22 314 Lifere44l.44. 114 lie , . ' ' . akeAnlikela at an advance of 30 - Pei: • i ~ to 18s. What subject to tal. pet barrel, t al li, to m gc . the or r kis in s un d en e- wi. Wh 4:3° s• s: N t en insiram ..- k ap la ibiß Ajili44lll o.4 114-.-Ite by g it lian t. : t itY tor a . E ad .. ,: ' teseollooleto' sod aommandie . g 80a, and white • . '...., p 0 tk pq , b4 . 3... 0 h 0invi, in addition to t from Ease:, Kent, and 8 - ' - . 'lnagua wintry guilds§ few transactions • . • • ' e _ lia . Odessa, 44 0 8 i id • pk, per b (edam haw unwillieg to accept the prices gene y V W • t t f.0.b., de. to 48e , liarley, per 16a ay be noticed Eastern whirl*. kntenee, elm . to eubmit, and e -. n 4 e w ed by our millers. For Flour we have experienced a I ~ eio. W,ldl MI4 st.,•whiee, 21e.; black, fathers' Manchester, all • stands,l7 * Meared at the quotats A •govd therapy, choice Norfolk households c.mmanding 586.; p er , 1114118 e, IOL ati;l3l. 10s. ; ye Goole.and Birmingham; at . '..., writs good request, .•' ; %Rh is ma improvement of p itt 3e. par sack upon last Ba, 131. 1071aiasi Corn Mealenthite and yet French sham r- - : .4 *. •• ... Ow rates of this • .y s prises; our Milers' - is now 69n. Rye mac h Oatmeal, 24/. Fleur, per ewe:, fiesta, 265. •en •• • M.Seoll • . Barley was al ti ;wanted, bet nose offering. eltiageMhd grinding Barley is to 24e. ; households, 21e. to Sle • thirds, 1 . 55. t . , 18 DAT IN LONDON. • • . tat* • -' • 2s. higher. 54.. ga fair request, and the turn dearer. Malt unaltered. In r ton, 71. Wheaten Meal, per ton, 181. 1( st In PM pegs). n . rlour, per barrel, 40e.; Western Canal, 4 • • in ~,,, , the ellen • ' e ; .s and Per ember more doing. With Oats we were s.. ` ~ . d, 113 14 . , ....., ... . 1 - 00 80 88 „•.•,, N..- • • . 1.. ' mot • . • f= . greed. and - . 0 ten" were tram 16th to 23rd instant : Wheat, fib ; Batley, 3 tel., 31 d firm. end Derby, 614 •••.. ~.., 1. • • thusebeekad, new, white, all laser ; ''si, - , ' -. LINBRICK, Arius. M.-Since Wednesday, ale a Berk eek set t • • . . • .. 4 41 Peon, 1 i ~, , -•• • • • ••• Bum& b• wbb. , .Cparts 44 „ 44 _,. ... , rfo in ..d s t ff e i k, old, ir ,- k r ;• . . li ti , Zesall quantity at grain from farmers, ass e rgewe•M idi nn a ged g="'"7 7 o B : l :o 2 sS do 80 f a 82 in si to 80e. ; sew, white, 80s. to 85s. - )It •• • • .LLMesaln• to quail SailMony, Wheat at I s.' Ltritish, 31 •,, so ro st • &he; • o ld , w i do „ yg e. to go , . ' i ~7 . ; tens, Oats: 1 .to 17d. per atone. All Me good OM , - (Emu or Baelle) reisased 17 fannen for seed. Flu-seed 29 Ulm, 144 s , Inartera 3 ' ' ay Lincoln Bede.° to 82 t 0,84 Whits SO to IN UN, white, 78s. ID Si. ; red, 765. to .• • ,'.ll•llbik aid P u Y . • kteaselon, f NOrdinenerland It scotch do. -to - do -to -10',- Suffolk, Mk. to Barley, N. • . .. d• • 'to 64a. ; Scloo, APlta 24.-Oats, per 24 stone, 375. 1tit,.211 hish do - e;' - d° - t° -l - Chevalier, NA to 66e. ; North • er e 'll. • . 48e. meta], per cwt., 25e. Indian Meal, 16,. AN N OM ~i : eill an '' 6719 (isle ---.W.--itre") ' BAAL" ' Feeding .............61 to 53 Chevalier 52 to MU* MU 80 SOL th o le he 765. ; • l . Gab, . WAilltrOltD, APRIL 24.-Our supplies 41 to 14 Iridllioet 44 47 M6O 7 ° 664 _ ••• 61 / 1 68 • 1188 °IL 1 ° 62, - - A , . .... - '•: , 407 pet barrel. 429. o• th onotty having at length Welly ceased, or and toot„ is • _lrish- ..,.......-.- ...... -to - &iota -to - Northern sad Sanaa • , . s goes 141111.4 r . ........... .... • ' ' ''.'.. l } ' 40 te ill common sod Aso% aew , Ma. • , Meeks baotslery bare, the conspreptsan of ate ".trN.t, A, 38 agiax CU., 3° to ll ' "••• 51 " k ••• 33 1° 33i .° Oak ond Purtkuat.t.d, 66s ..whites , shut therifere be necessuilyhree, 1. 51 , P 4 ", II:" 34 to Ns Od...Palato. Ulo 37s Od Pre Umes, 1i d e a . p aw .. u se u s •a Ilk to 081.; households,' , '',,* ~.,...; . ..pd., hareerbeirnlklilee been ffstleflred , We have hat Nallordatre, 1t d anialotehend at to iels .. . Peed ..........ts to al to Ste od...tdast.. Miens ed db. le lea ; hatelokokiC; r ),_ , • .; thirds, Arm/kelt% t6o wok,. at estroviag Orieee,le 1165 Od te Me M . 47a. to Ma ; boateltolds : *" - 'Fitretpo : condisp r - nod or inferior wades, which have sok Dover, Owe. at 3214, No.l, Ditto Patna A . at to ea. Od- Mask... 113 to us Of Who* Dome& mad Konigsberg e_ - ~.7p,. to rates. Wheat hasrealised • farther advisees oft! Pus, Orm Sew (Is. at NU.), No. 3, 14 ;Moe 57 to U...=1 es to a Mk. ; rya, OIL to Tic : Sa.Blat T.. , • sss l, Barley ham met an active demand for,eard, at p aur pa at 114 .), No 4, .II I Whitt, 40 as U. 36 ets 60 . w him. /s e , t o sad asts hare hear miserly sought after at to. 7 Basin, 1184/4gO• . i white; ledian Corn' hie' btoolso• the toads' reticle 43 ft 44 damn 46 to 49.. old 4$ ts 11 eeee• ; rake% als, li Barrow irlaita, moon all our poor depot:and tam .issatod To . Newesade, $ 31 g Sew, 131 1 • Taus, new Omni .... .- to -New Winter- to -...01d 4 - 0 - u ts - 4i 7 7t. I t „L .: rec red t wida. to t 7 7 4.. 8 a. l ikair isial ~ ? I ' IL ..., 42.: ; i. ....r, .6...... ... ;. pike., noe.ithspdav; . isaamon, New S 'e le. e ttid3wed. 6 8 10 •i , kill. " ° . CUM' ~.. ,$,. r , , 2....°L i$ $. Poulompiaa mai Makerna, rik.laillik • . .. i somewhat there , being heavy supp li es, and et . " C '" F;,..;y„ii.F.f Ilk to Pk; Bassits, solk .. so pp& ; sellers at Mee maim Flour is in goad 'vet, 10 I wade. delivered 62 toll. leasehold iiS ft at Ilk so 1.16-116 s op z,.= ow amass of 9a. per mak bell tam* Ea, 10 In i S inc e , ________ . V . _ . 2l l :o l d a k Wilk- Ot et es.. ae sad Anima na .........._1 I " We ' °ma T;.;i 1 314" - I lle .P eed . lee' is 401 11s 6 19 '1 °4 ere ; Wheel . 1' 29 t° - 4 2L. Barie T' i t s . l . 6 ,l2l 9e i l i et ". 27 to_ t° l ' rk a PVIIII.IfI lel COMMERCIAL es M MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLII Two o'Clock.—The opening pekes about the came se the last quotation, of 1 i money, and 88 to 4 for time. The its since improved, and weed a IMINII steady before. Consols see sew lb f let sae "'bid show a errideinble *mil Realmid, MINN 'if MlleX* i ; Quarter E, 87i t e o f ; , a . fi lin dos 'Om add to is awe segetiedsg mos- 'digests's' bondholdwa. The . to far ogee* of the gent% , supposing with smelt WOOL The intent would, t try the pulse of the money market for t that other parties from Madrid were taking in Paris. Spanish Fives are 244 to 3-5 ; the Threes, 351 to 4. The nu produced no effect upon Portuguese stock, 334 to 44. Mexican 194 to 204. Dutch T• Cents., 58 to 4; the Fours, 89 to 4. The letters and papers of Friday', are just delivered. Exchange on London than per lout sail, the quotation being 13 Rad! Steck, 1124 3 per Ct Red. Aar, 831 I 3 Fee Ct. Carobs Amu., Id. Uwe* 31 per Deals, h., Dachau... DIM, p. 3 '.l ruwm. I per ODD- Oremmla D !per Cl.' per Cl. per Aostrhu R05t14,44 - 6 -- 4 per Ct. Dell. D05a4,44 4 ti per Unt. - 6 per Cs lintslLlA• SUM 4 Ditto Sew, RI 3 I per Ct. Hoes.. Ares DIA , SS 41 Ditto Chtliao Ms., II 1 3 Ditto Coluntb. Def. Colombian Etusdor lAA. 21 34 3 per Ct D.. 1411 HU., 64 7 ur Ct. Dutch DIA. SS 4 per Ct. Wm Dutch, SI I pa IIL I =1: ONO-- - Tu aPabli I e.lni . rm RAILWAYS.—The market is a. pressed state, and the new lines have all, in value. Among those in decline may 7 Counties, York Extension ; Greet Nor Buxton, and Matlock ; Shrewsbury ... and South Yorkshire, Doncaster, and Goole. without change. SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS (Waiting's prima will be found . Amb., Nott., 80., sad E.Jm, Id 1 I Midland, 1 Nine. end oMord June., 171 4 Do. New, Beaton, Stem., and Blrm., I Do. Birm. Briatol and Exeter, New, el Newomtle k Rue e, a d 231 4 I N. Do. New, 11 Do. 1 North British, Channe Cb®tls U, trilottend, 21 Do. Ilalmo B. Osentlea, laf I F.PeNSECt. ;Per i P Do. Topc tension, 49 1 East Do: turbire, New, Sl 6 • flerlp, 1 INK Liklielasidre, 6 kin. mkt Ciiewsw, 709 70 lifir sod Rendegde Orme NerNean, II la. te2 Sh e... Great Weaken, Int Hull and il i i elte - Ines—. LaminatorM k - 669 • Liv., l B..4Mtf. .1 4 South Insfilardetre, Len. i me 79 ft Lit Dover, (Ise. a • larkpli.44 6.H . bit 30.1 1 28 9 Do. Cana Da. Now (la. at at Loa. & N. Webtan, 17P ;o Do. New (a. at 13 Do. Qr. L. and 11 1. 2 . 3 e ,8. Wales, 7 Do. do. New, 11 IL York.. Dom. k C Do. 40f. M., M. k kl York k eweeet, Do. lOC e h.. 11. &B. (C), 44 Do. New, lik . Inn. gad S. W. 84 Do. Pre N. . Do. New .4 Tork & . D. ),414 ' Do. Pref., lb I. )*. a r :d% noelemes and sad Leeda y. 964 Noseliern et A ft:o7% Do. TIM. (R p par Peels aad Lyom, 6 44 Manch., Bus., an d ,•• Mat., 4 4 p Sambre & Muer, 4 LIVERPOOL SALEM, Aram 14. Eastern Counties, 181 Ulster, 04 p E. Lammeldre New Scrip, par York and Newe. Pref., 24 Edinburgh & Glargow, 70 Dundee and Perth, New, 14p • Do. Halms, af p Had. Canal and R., I p Can.& N. Wisteria, 1714 I Leeds k Think, 4.1 d Do. Quarter. 134 p , Do. New, 24 d Do. New Do. Pref., 1 p D. Quart=rl.9l p p flarewa., Om, &Chunter, I d London & 8. W. f1e..,.11 . k Omer lbw pee Mow a Leeds, 311. (late = i tk Illesten3L, ii Eat), i p Pea.. Maw& Ned -W. Mee Do. Halves (late L. & R), If p Hs. l i t a t i s ok D. Finns (late W.R.U.), If p Noel& P 1 Midland New, If p I Ne. and Berwick, New, If p fl i rrrinak dal Ar. 9,71 — k ..1 W 4 tid Smith Eastern, Dover, 36 36 Marims** * Do. (new M., No. 4), Is. 3d. d MANCHENTER 8A Ana 24. The market wee very active, at prier; in het, the low price of stocks had teams smoky muss tore , chase, end the " bean," in partieullf, Won veil kw. TIM consequence was, that a very heavy buds= was done ler a Saturday's market. , Amber. 'Vott., Bat, E. J., 21 r. d i Mao., lea ‘ N,M., & Mid., 21 d Blken.,Clith., & N.A. Prof., i 9 Men., W. :. 24 d Caledoolm, 3f d Do. Sli d E. Lan. (71. Ina paid), 9 d Yam lk Ifs. 6d. d D. New Scrip, 1-16 p N. Wiper% Fleet., Preston, k Woo 8., 11 d N. IlMillre, 111 p Leeds & Thin*, 34 d Oldham AMIN" I p Do. Pref., I Prelim& Wyse Nam. 7 1 , Mil If Webster and lathed, 1 4, 6 Limrpool, Crosby, & Boutk. d , 1 p j Borlirli=., be., 4d d BIRMINGHAM BALM down. IC The market was again dull, sad pleas the turn lower, " The continued pressure on the messy market," rye ewe correspondent, " will aesuredly fore, a mmeiakeehle ••••••11 of scrip into the market from here: the balm NO 41111111 F log very considerable caution in treassalse their , Ileiene, and instances are known in width Soy We ed. Tenors upon scrip in good lino ameldist advamad va r l ikis coastruetwo. The opinion, too, i i phis. grand bus elm Mae departure from the allereney *NW/ 61 Peel me dia ballladits is nigh at load, sad mirk keseiliiiWy take ghee" Oyer Tam, Da Id. p i Nina. sod Clallird Jim., II p lanakaaa 7t. at 1 Saw opt Dada& ea p Ilhaws. 6 MIL (B), 6 p Qoarterk Do. Botomb" Do. Th es : a r Marti Do. all* Prato& (lit (EiptbS No. 204.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, A I'RIL 26, 1847: [3d. l