The Express. — London, England, 1847-11-22 00:00:00

2 Our gusted'w of tarsi's stocks do not Fermat so wide • Targia as berstohn between bop= milling prices. Mho on mild N to& 81 re S. Dutch TWoottisollitper Oats.= taw Four% 82i to 3k. Maximo, lie to 16. Fives improved to 161 to 171 ; the Threes, 4 2 is 8. Paetuguese, 20 to 2. 77 to 9. We bars, however, little borissor dc4ag yet is say other stooks. /06111111111 MEM Mak Rai. 1/17 9 . 19919 i git. i per Ct. lad ms,lllli nog Ct. Ossa aam 1 1 11F1211 11 .7 1 k 161".1 Slot Ct. Amin= loadZ . 91 - per 13 a iarlsl9 TT 9 ess.:ll I r i g.V9.49.•. SI 6 Dlll9 13ellisaliks VI S per 01. 0.1 N 3 91 pis CL Ale Ns. SG pm 01. Ousts DO& lq 3 = sr 11i 1 .3=D1= 6" 1 1 . 6 . 31_ r= &IF S P le . 13 4 1 1 0 2 OL pd. s it: vemowde RAILWAYS.—The share tharket is rothatably quiet for a Monday, and little doing. Thames Haven, 11 die. Dover, No. 4, 21 die. North British Thirds (C) par. North British Extensicas are in math de :nand at k die- and tar. Baoldacisamiddre, 2 dis. Leicester and Bedford, Ss. die. The inetera Qantas (York Extension), with wily 21. pud, are allind a guarantee of sa. in further mead ar 31. T han are awns aasspiaiats of this posseding ea the part et the dimities towers thew who have relpdarly paid their calls, ap to 101. per ismet bet, Mder the Femme of the thaw and the ansimity et earryingt on their works, they probably bad so ether alternative. 411.211 &MUTED UP TO TWO TIM DAT IN LONDON. (11Merday's prim will be Mod la last paeal. Abolern, IS $ Ise. &S. W. Minis, 4 4 Arab,. MGM. &as., &IL Jo., 1 4 Mend 1114 IL, 41 4 Belidel isl Weree, 1,3 De. 3•4114„ IN 4 31 4 De. lir.and Orb'', 324 3 L ika t wa r 1. & T.. and L. Nola, all and 144 NM& &WA. I De. LeerE. Sr IL, 81 Dn. = .. 11 13 E. Ooi, 14 4 E. re Nen 34 il.lkl3llagow. 414 N.llll, 74 I 04 MieNwrs o la dia. 04. & & W. Replan and MUM, emellik Clinbl,,e Me 14 Oran No e& otlksinalLll4 13. MiMaw ,N.l, 13 Ot. Wonwe i r Do. Do. de. Ne. 4, 34 Da. New 1 db., 7 4 &Nth Woo. I Dull sal Wry labia 43 Tack Mee. & Brawl*, 334 Lane. =I Yea& 74 4 De.oo3MelNewe. It Bar., $Ol 1 Do. &di% .... De. Wm, hex I, Y. 1s N., 134 De. W.l. 0 If el Do. irramics No. 3 (Novo. h Laideend dVI Lisa Da si t. ) k i l toi., s era L. =IN. W 166 York &N. Midland, 784 Do. Orr. New, 11 De. Peet, 111 14 Do. 404 .14, IL & 8., 40 De. IL sad W. Sur, fi 74 Lon.la. WraL, 534 44 Banker and Amiens, 144 Do. New 314. sk, 2 3 4 I LIVERPOOL &AL Btrk., Loa., au fallsablre d De. (aos C. B B.), Luse. Tore. (late k L), .k., t d Do. Mho Ate WILD., d Leek B N. West, 134 Do. Nra Qrs., 111 p Do. Maack. B Btrok, SO Laudon k flouth-West., 33 Man., Bbell., & Waren rightbm, 34 a Me. & Bit. Ds (B), 4 p MAL, Lam, wad Cho. 35., d Bolton, Biel:thorn, attlierre, sad R. Yorks. (A), 44 d Z. Counties, 164 Greet Northers, d Laws & Perks. AIL oh., d Doit,- 2 tr a ., 24 9-14 d at.ksonvi SA: Caledonian New, tie. n. °Luso. [Maur.,Ate, lel Man. . d South., na. Dundee It N. Je.. 306. -" Dundee& Perth Qr., 1141. 436.6 d. E. Cotuitiee, 161. 2e. 6d. &tin. and Glagisoir, 93/ F. Novoono W. riiAu(4ol 1100 . de.), 43 Do. Do. Balm, 11 d & E. k Dow Now, No. 1, 51 Do. Now, Tio. 4, MIL N. 21 d 'fork, Newatik k Beerwiek, N. kB. Rod. (No. 1), 11 p Do. G.N.P.. Piz., 1 p Leo& & ltdesk New, 14 d Lakisthir k Bedford. d Ooriet, k 101. gal orl74 P Ikeesim IS. MA.. 118 Lila Pte., 1v Do. Desk, 11/ LEI mole., di d & doodiemp., it d N. Skew= &al d N. Belk& Prelim sed u = i l(ll), f p 1 0 1 ”11144 d &Z. dad Dow, 4 3.111 4 110. do. OK lid 5, 3 8, Nowoopos IL N. lkitlialdeds, 51.. Pd. Ds. Om New, 11.. Of. Illeari at 1/4.4444, H. N. NY IarIAL, Ow M. IL litilil Qrs. Wm la & &awl Domr, N a 4. 4, 441 COALS.—HoIt-past Two.—The following are the quotations : Blain, lee. ed. Henting's Hartley, 19s. ; Walls End lisswrll, 21e. 6d. ; W all. End Briton, 21.. 3d.; Walls End Lambton, 21s. ; Well. End Tees, 21s.—Ships at market, 28. PRODUCE.—MINcIiro-Lor; Half-past 21v0. Thi public isles of Sugar declared he tismarew emit of 120 Mids. West India, 3,000 bags Mauritian end 4,000 begs Bowel ; Coffee, 1,700 bags Ceylon and 400 begs Nadia Rice, 7,000 bap Bengal and Madras ; 1,000 begs Welsher Pepper ; and 600 Me. Bast India Rom. Then is as sew feature in the private contract market to-day.—Bilmed Sugar is dell ; standard quality, 531.6d.—Rem has been fine, in ooneequanos of the government otealresS for 100,000 , which is to be taken on 25th Wt., half Bast India, Es al l i r ;net India. Proof Leewards, stesdy, 1,. ited. to Is. —Rios finn.—Ln other articles no alteration. PRICER CURRENT. p ann. wart PUD. 11.4 Na 1. A C. • W. .lows.s4s. 06.635. Od Maya ll I& - • Tansy Starer... 36 4..A3 Cargo stCsnliff Oar S C.. • 11 C.. • Maarldwa, 0r05... 29 0.. 33 IiAD, st per Oa. Tetlow 37 0...41 Ng, beat ........ „.... IS 15... • Plea 3O • 47 =l4, shed l9 C „ • Bawl& MMus, la 29 5..14 Ifers....—. II 0... 0 billow 33 • U Pabat sbot 2l 0... 0 Wlitts 3O 5...47 red at We= . . 19 10-20 Foreign. brows-- 29 •...34 Speller 2O 0... R I l'•110.1 32 0.. 30 Ona, par 232 bop. pl. d.p. Om and white IS •. 47 Flth, Seal, pale 3{ 0... 0 Ballud, BasstaW.. 39 •. 83 straw .... -20 0..37 Lamps . ..... .... 32 5...36 brown k yaw- IS C. U 42 O Its Bawd. 0 84 Wept Ind .*& = a llattsr 42 0 ..04 wary 95 0...33 0 Osd. .......... ...... 30 0... 0 Good. Ms 46 0...110 • Oire,Osllipar %am 40 0... 0 Ceylon, gaol oral- __ _ __ _ Caws Nat. SO 0...161 ----7:: o ss a Eat ciliary 34 0... se 0 Plas. 4O 0... *0 0 telle•s4 0... $3 0 I to= ordi qo awl as 0... 53 0 a= gg ra ars 24 0... 211 • Tea, at per lb. 030(011,COMMOIL. • 0 I Man, at par aart. /leapt addle ll ••.. IS • • ..... 10 0... 12 • Carallai . ... •• • rum 22 0... is larward start piL bind SI ... 1 • Damarer;; PftwE . 21 /14 per eat amO.?eari; . . kit; SS • ... i • par ant. O.P. i t... 3 ltaseslla soft 4 4 ... I • Paw" Isabriaila 4 0 ... i S Brillakapkirolip. 10 I ... • • Sot* ........ Irk& lO 1 ... • • has, pat tea. ItIo.P.T.R. 245 0...1.1 - 1" St. Plambyr, • W. • 0... • • Dalab aa . / . 1;11 . ;1; II 6... es 9 SO 11...14 • Wis. Myr Ish ="1 1 7.r 4 4 1 laltdea s. •—so • tut. ilata, par U •• Lamed 15..34 Tuartatus, ,wt. Buttar—Oark, lot MI 0...10 • tad • 0 • 0 as o 0... akr~ 1R 0 • 0 Vmdak. do 1,4 0. Ist -06 llovori, ..... 0 0.. 0 11101ellird 0...11 1 / 1 4 DO* 0 Pe . ... L.. • Potmolio; 0 ll_ 0 Porkartmonolos 4...13 Iluesa-Perk, Lark Dam. iniorford, 61 • 0... • 0 P rfrk as &Jo o DMY 64 0...06 =itr :g at o por -le lb. ° 1 S. 6.sed/LIS6so, 0084 06. • 8...0 16 4 4 4 .1 !! o 4.... lisk i tdpdley 0 II —0 6 W 4011•114 dry , - 0 4 .. 0 I SAM— .... 0 5e...• 0 4 ...0 14 111 S a f r. " IL Pr & 11 • a ,rim : : Te e eWre— 36 0...17 0 141.111 0 Ent urabsse 0...16 • IS 0...14 • It 11...11 • •S psr DIOR 44 0... • • WM. SI 6...116 • Om bloat .- a •... 0 • has, at pie iss. SO I* It• 0 lisub er re.. — • Wear, at per On. =famiss 0 6_ 6 10 • 6... 6 IS 7 10... • IS Porn" 6 10... II 10 Yip and • 0-16 • .".. IS IS 10 10-16 0 • . If 15 o_3o • TALLOW.—The dermal is good. Priem u fol low': Petersburg Y. C. ea Ilto eget, 465. ; all the year delivery, 446. ; January to Marsh delivery, 44e. 61t, CORN.—MAsx-Wni.—The arrivals at fandgn Wing it io lt w iped weak were large, bat ehteedges d di edge _el vibe have be= bat e ehdele. Tho =p oly et heee by lamksemlage meplee *MK the Nat seed= dee dew ode Oh vairakag sta, aills• of 114.z 01 v. epee the implode= et lliseisyltait. The lam ef fan* imait. ed lord i wane. swfwbas their vane, lost esey sad We rk seertptiose erme he little regret at a ninths d le. to le._per v. Barley men Bowl at a &Awe of le. to ger vp. The market has bees w.l suppled with Oats ; swG te Abet mho of new Ink Ds. kw bad to he whets Snits Peas 2e. cheaper. Been 111 1.4 1 1111. BRITIBIL Shdllop pow gray Mawr, tees aeY Soef. led up. et se 5$ 411 to SS to SS On p d to 03 St .. de *to el w Wows ow er ONO& SEW ge to to IAA do Lust, Feeding —to ..410901ag 24 to 211 ;22 Malan 20 to II „Ciststier3o to 111 Oar Brea WICIAT OD MALT e .... IR* 34 .Ira* 60 to 69 Ps" pL 101 to 40a ed... =lll — Whits 44 Basta, Yaws& 116 ea t .. of la 10 Mot 40 ..old 44 44 to Io OD 48 46 Harrow al aa...,aaa a to a...al 44 to MI Taus. Now 0p1ar....... b.--afar arbiter to --old to rt a t1040 12. 1= par ** * *26 . .... _ . * l9 / _..... _. SII Ns. as T~MVI Os. la Ithrwal.l= o o. ddivaral....... 43 to 44 _las boaashold 40 to 42 and Erik. .46 to VI -whits.— ...... IN to 40 thellmalarlawd, Wads, aad Yorlutdro to Balm mad last TO/4E1074. Was?, Malik asa ia*PO ll W-:. 52 to 55 .• Om 66 to fa Stollol=k, am Ittottla, wad 41 to 04 * Mil MIONNOL. 47 to 32 3ww*/1.........i00rw0 ..* 45 0 45 - l aP tila * THE EXPRESS, MONDAY Ihreto awl Ohm . - =r....- ........... ..... EIZ::=3011•0 i i: 10 — in .. -- —te asnAiabi . Ms 30 .4310113. —so ~... 33 Is 33.-Lomia....._ =is bawl oar - r * OM% /10100-- nmottllol NA St2olootill- .- - —. to • Sotollet me - Doi* . . ....- -- -- ...... —......- ft to IS reloolooll mod IDoldillool _ . Id is is DIM Draw - WM% OE- 11.2t0m0r... . - - -to -• MAD II to it .bolloto- to - IANESAL- - Immt u ll .o loll sal ia llaNito ad Odra. - to of to Sl' Rostommt.- 11.0 wen Cuos.tsdedfts=tee.. ....... ..... l I Nato 1 I lb& Lotomare. Dela mil t • Oa to SIO So. 11111110. Undo= RIO Oa. to Sll IL Flom AINNANN. sir fowl ottellto. 23 to II MORIN ad lbsoims... 22 to 2I Oroi boo Proink monk at flabs.. boo - - to ARRIVALS 1110 LONDON FROM 11th NOV. 10 flth NOV. Ora RosSok. lootok. Irloi. lorolito. Must 41112 I 1190 I Dartrf Oslo Flour, MOO ; - tomb. MAX 4,671 terra*. Lwow Anoools.-wtoot, 117d..2.1. • Dark", Md.; Pak Ma 74.; Rye, Ha id ; Dm" Us. Id.; P. Mk IMPERIAL AVERAGE . _ _ 191!•41.1 j Oats. j Eye. I BOWL Pam Ow 9 ... ... Hs 2d32s . 1114 114344 241'4414 14446 4d 14 ... ... 644 3d:33. Us 7•4334 4464 3d 4.3. 4.2 sa. 23 ... ... 4.14 Id 334 id 33.4 4d 3.24 47. 4414 9d 30 ... ... 23s 11132 s 23. 14334 4404 5 0 4 1 0 41 Nov. 4 ... ... 32, ife As %Hi 1 41 44. 494 4d 13 ... ... aft WM 7 42s 3c11,43. w ____ • weeks' A. Aver. Us 1 40464 34474 ad (There are so dean es Ferelde Orals.) Mee. Oct. 9. Oct. 16. i Oat. 13. Out IC Nov. 8. Nov. 13. SS f ... 44 4 11 4 ... • • HAM3T.T4.O, Nov. 19.—Our Wheat market has boa edet, but the fresh arrivals from the Uplands lasi( aria Ulu very short, enabled holders to maintain prima pearl mall on far, for the few transactions which have taken plass bat the trade ruled doll, and prim have a downward lasimay. For spring deliveries from outputs there is more desamad at our quotations, but no sellers have come Ihreperd, which prevented bossiness. Of Basle Barley we have aUrlag on the spot for sale. Danish Barley dull, large amiss of it were offering on the market but hardly say for buying. Severd cargoes of Oats for immediate to England have found buyers. In Beans Peas, and little or nothing doing. Rapeseed for immediate shipment al dull as possible, there being no inquiry at all. For spring de liveries from Denmark we have semi sellers at 261. 10s. ; there is a report that one cargo for spring shipment from Fuhnen lute been contracted at 261. Rape Oil in better request, and Is. 6d. per cwt. dearer. For Linseed Oil there is a better demand at precant rates. Clover Seed unaltered. In Rape Cakes and Linseed Cakes little doing. Cattle Bones continue in request, but none have been offering for sale. ANDOYIR, Nov. 20.—Fine white Wheat was in good re quest at last week's prises; red at a decline of 64. per load; moderate, 101. • the top price given was 131. 10s. ; next in quality 131. ; go od Wheat, at 121. 10s. Barley lower ; some very superior melting selling at from 30s. to 32a. per qr. ; good grinding, 285.; inferior, Ns. to 275. Beans and Feu were a shade lower. Oats could elm be pmehaaed at Is. per qr. leta money. Rye was sold eta decline of Is. per sack. AYLESBURY, Nov. 20. We had en abnadant supply of grain at this day's market ; but trade was more depressed than it has been for some time. Wheat, 48s. to 635. per qr., being 2s. to 3s. ehesper than last week. Beans, 40s. to sae., Is. lower. Barley, 295. to 325., la. lower. Oats, 245. to 33e, firm at lest week's prices. Vetches, 64a., same as last week. Baru, Nov. 20.—Our market was this day well supplied with most descriptions of grain. Wheat sold heavily at • reduction of 2s. to 3s. per qr. Barley, Is. lower ; Beans , 2s. and Oats about the same as lest week ; Peas were ala off ; nd at lam money. Wheat, 50e. to 525. Melting Barley, 335. to 355. Beans, new, 50s. ; old, 58.. White Peas, 6&. to 601. ; grey, 48s. to 604. BEDFORD, Nov. 20.—There has been to-day a plentiful supply of Wheat, Barley, and Oats, of which millers and factors bought sparingly, at about ens shilling decline from last week. New Beans ls. lower. Old B.mns end Peas, very , few in the market, and prim as last quoted. Wheat, 29e. to 3be. Beans, new, 28e. ; old, Ms. 'Peas, 321. per 6 bushels. Barley, 225. to 335. Oats, 21s. to 31s. per qr. _ _ Barron, Nov. 20.—Farman continue to deliver Wheat freely. Prima to-day were spin lower lc to fie. per qr. for all but the finest white samples, which are scarce. The value of Oats or Beans not altered since Wednesday. Wheat, red, 445. to 48s. ; fine, 50s. to 51s. white, 465. to 50s. • fine, 62.. to 541. Oats, 18s. to 22.4.; old, 26e. Beans, 4 01. to 44e. ; old, 535. per qr. to the growers. Carrrattnuir, Nov. 20.—We experienced considerable dulness in the trade to-day. No sales could be made unless at a reduction of le. to 2s. per. qr. Old Wheat, white, 68i ; new, 60s. to 645. ; new brows, 48s. to 80s. Barley, 28a. to 335. Os% 261. ed. Beans, 345. to 38s. Pass, 40a. CArmarta, Nov. 20.-Prices of all deeeriptions of grain mash the mats es last week, with a geed demand. The sup ply mitipite so large as last week. Cstummummt, Nev. 19.-The supply of Wheat at this bra market wee moderate. Notwithstanding the fall in Lemke, pokes only receded Is. to 2s. per qr. White Wheat realkodl *es his. to ble. ; sod, 48a. to 525. A good sale at theiallaw Darby, Ewan and Peas were each b. to 25. pethow, ariblismeadog supply. Corgi, Jeer. X.-The dell amounts from leatdon have pesiseal bat Mb Abet so limo markets during the week. At iseir ea Waloaday, pious were fully main talia; awl at riny, en Thursday, dry Wheats were 4 ACM* SIM and inferior kinds somewhat Iriwt 0111.11 g seseried. The supply km Us ally equal to the our netlashed, width fia by as mama extensive for either elripplos se ire lead mikes Miles are short of water. Bar. My eimbily sloes vim hem Mat week ; although some of the resialgire, item be borommibm state of the Malt trade have dismilatiedi welibi„ the supply is inconsiderable. Beans la asatamkat betas sair so risme softer to hand, and are to M had shoot m Emit as they have declined in la bels& value. Eire demasml griading Barley for constimp dim ces the Opel mese& Who lits_'opplE. The above remarks apply to tbis day ' s market. this not at all pressed by tee growers: Ocorcivria, Nov. 20.-Daring the week there has been a fair supply of Baglik Wheat, whieb, with foreign, met a dal sale, at fully Ss. per qr. redaction. Barley in better amply, and prima are Oa tore in favour of the buyer. Beam ant Oats mask unaltered ia value, with hills pig. At ear =erica Mb day, the trade la Wheat was stlammely fist. sated sa the salsa lamb tally Is. per qr. b ase hem tbe oiur of this day week, aklesesd below, W 22 salailled la - Melee. )y MOM off dearly ; grinding seals lad berm at widen May awe ban a geed de mist ferc kid sd. Ode MS a due oda at passim mask Wheel, wit, per impala bash* es. hi. to 7a . ; red, . to es. bd. ; Neale pow la alga Wired), per 480 lbs., 7a. to 7s. M. ; Polish, Pone. mita, Stettin, 6s. 3d. to es. M.; Odors *A es. to m ie. 31.; Odessa rat ,p hard l , l 7l7 .l t i o . g iL &IL =l4 . gr u ldat ielba., 27a Isles .: 711 11 . rile isarsairreak, pat imeriat ilig t4t Fes 9 . a fritek, hge Zi Wen. d. r t g obs. 4l l/ 11L 01,.. per t° NIL; ead ftki“rthy, alike, 245. to Ik. ed. • Car ‘ i r r,V il' alidlerk sad Yeapball, Us. to Ns. ed. Wadi, itladig s T _Us. le MIL IL ; Irish, per 11121b5.,21a6d. ; to rte. ed. leeolone, per Imp. bushel, Eftlisk, 71„ to 7.. 61. ; grey rad per 0631 b.., English, Is. to 6.. 3d. ; foreigs,te. Vt n s Si. .Id Indian Cern, per 6611 b., 4s. to 4s. ed. lentils, 4s. 4d. to4e.ed. Plow, beet woods, Engle. 41s. to 43a. Liaised Cake, Preads, 101. 10.. to 111: bripens In the week leading Nov. 19: Wheat, 4,476; rashly, 791 ; Oats, 1,937; Dews, 1,100. Guttairosa, Nov. 70.-There wee a very lame quantity of Wheat ea ease to.day. The demed wee exturaim, sad a gemmed demon made, at a adostiaa of about lb pee load. Mari, 131. to lei 101. • red 19L to IX. 10e. Bor. lay, Illa te Us. Oate ) 21s. to ik. &sea, eh. to Sea Maxistsona, Ney. 10.-The Weans= dodos the week Ms beta liallsol, 'Mad any I. priers. Al Limped mai Wakeieldt yestrealy, th i = et the bort %WNW et aselteetide Ira Odersilrly veil oololoal. The same eissrealko mete to sr firkee alibis aw dr amid fet oserythles Is esallood to lbs afteft-et• emonsiso, ea, dm. the tan la Wers=roa berm et the bums ea ermadary sad Wain , time is ao dediel damp to lito valve "tow keadisaeoterel, boa saiskrie he the irommei. l.l %et . - asewLera p ekes: Whea t . per melt et NAL, b. d. to ea ; mil, o lIL M. • w as 7s. ed. to SOW, lerday, per boded el llelbs., UK to es. ar babel of mod hoe TRY, ha. Si to as. M. ; Irk 4lll tti=t =l,ld. to b. kl. Borara, per qr. of 0041b5., Anil 475. to tes. ; Tick, Me. to 475. Pam pee • impssid barbel. alder, Were, 445. to 465. Aram pee auk or 3193110., English and Irish, las, 40e. to 415. ; mtge. M i t to 435.; English en Irish, e Ekto . 44a. to Ma. Oatmeal, per is of 30s Yoinio;ineeni, Mo. Trade slack. Sonos dad seneploe of Wbeat made betas. per qr. ; pod, 60e.; mode. rate, 481. ; Inderfor, 440, to 4b. Darin was cheaper by from le. to Ila pie or. ; the bleier' price given 32e. per qr., while au gold at from 225. Ie XI& Oats wore down 6d. to ls. per qr. ,• best, 279. ; good, 26a ; 111011111K4i food, 235. per qr. Beam offered at a decline of le. per qr. Paso, white, 2s. ; grey Ns 1 1 last week. Wintar Taro es. to 7s. bushel. Floor, 40e. to 44e per meek. Malt, 70.44. to to 34. per boiled. Niweants-ox.Trint, Nov. 20.—the weather has sow Mem seasonable. Sim Wednesday we have had mere kegs, whisk wol tend to improve the °maidens of oar Amin? Ceea. whisk of late boa suffered by the mildness peeesiNmg. Them his bus a fair business paesing In Wham end !km daring the plesset week, at a farther mimics of le. to b. per qr., sod la. to 2a. per seek, whilst other male open a atodases domed have varied little In vale. At war mallet this mewing we bed • usedeast• show of Whist bean the antres. anC Os web& onotwin bobs Wats& be a n twee *MI abood are be no mon top, a denresee ins enel, abet* at ma abases elk to b. rev. ends eseenta is isenties woo WE be dedbr eneenftest, =lt i er: i. M. fen la ode, the shown well stet be so Thar we expooleneed a no* tarry, and So Wine el the week wea kwassholde Ming aisaide Ms. trk., " Xl i tta from 40s. to 43. Our Lbw woo Whims of raking ram b. sookopgr a = balm at Ow oloelodoa lamp kat It woe dud to Name to Ude GU has ' ,mum euweatiod in aotablishirdn72 m g • ;eon dao eats,* of Us* supplies wo moist oraetwiee, lad So awn the tithes loop wiewaioloS dlarbete WC% dolowerr wookewash. Mye 1141 la VAN& tied *alp Ate - toolltke malatein their vales, salmir anis heassi=esiy :Ibra. IJpoa the boa damtpoloo of maths, ley we doolise of la_por or, ood_odoolloe do. ==,, Irk Mdlaktl L LlOLdo:kand ita asillnotto and So moo forTo - rol=llsows sod Peas! Enke a wow Awl am* of Gar be. the gee My kit loitieltolo, at tasked's et IBA', Se. per or. old, whit., 6k. to ttes. ; rod, 64L - VatiT;w7r ui r li hilo. l l4. to 61s. ; red, 62e. to 611 s. ; Nord& sad old, white, 00a. to 64. red, Ho to Me, tow, white, 68s. to 82a. ; red, 610. M ea. ; , white, 68.:. to 605.; red, 64.. to 68s. • wow, white, 66s to 80s. ; red, 64a. to 67a Rye,. Norfolk and Suffolk, 84. to 38e. Barley, Natilk ami iledielk, 325. to 34e. Cherenkov, 34e. to ; Northontrorkad and Scotch, Mc to 30a ; ChreaUer, 30a. to 325. ; grinknioad distilling, Me. to 30s. Malt, 665. to 60s. - Chevalier, ft. Is 62c Oats, Northumberland and Se.nch, potato, dd. 21a. to 2k. ; new, 24. to 261. ; went= and Angus, old, 22e. to 2.5•.; new, 20 s . to 24 5 , Per, white, boilers, 445. to 48s. Beans, 425. to 60e. Flour, pee seek, fine, litoektoo sad Northumberland. Us. to 435. ; Norfolk, white, 40.. to 425. ; households, 38s. to 40a. ; amends, 37e. to 40s. ; households, 345. to 375. ; Weds, 20e.t0 345. ; households, 26.. to 30s. Wheat, (amigo, Dean& ea& Haugsberg, white, 684. to 625. ; red, 604. to 164 e. gilds, white 565. to 624. ; red, 645. to 675. Mookkoberg and Pomeranian, white, 68e. to 821. ; red, Ms. to 695. Hamburst, harks and Anhalt, white, 66e. to 00e. ; red, 64. to 675. Kiel and Holstein, white, 64e. to 675. • red, 625. to 665. Petersburg and An:b oot*. red, 4 0:.Odows. red, 44. to 48e. Polish, red, 475. to 60s. Rye, Russian, 24e. to 28s. Barley, Seal, 341. to 34. ; Pomeranian and Holstein, 281. to 30e. Oats, Pome ranian, feed, 20s. to 22c ; Holstein and Danish, 18e. to Ws. ; ;mileage' and Riga, 18e. to 20s. Peas, white, 44.. to 48s, Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., United States sad Canada, duty paid, 275. to 295. The arrivals this week are : Wheat coastwise, 36.1 qrs.; foreign, 800; Rye, coastwise, 697 ; Barley, 1,607 ; Malt, 92 ; Oats, 819 ; foreign, 1,354 ; Beans, foreign, 423 ; Flour, 782 sacks. Nawroar, lIILZ or WIGHT, Now. 20.—At our market to-day we were well supplied with Wheat, which found ' buyers at last week's prices. Barley Is. per qr. lower. In other grain no sheratioa. Noatexcli, Nor. 20.—At our market to-day we bad a fair offer of Wheat from the mowers, as tato some by the met , chants, the quality of which, though not so good as it was some weeks since, was yet fair, and prices ruled about the same as let week, purchasers being exceedingly cautions in their transactions. There was a fair demand for good house holds Flour, fo.b. at Yarmouth, at late rates. and some little business transacted. Barley met a slow sale, at barely last week's rates. Oats, Beam, and Peas, were without al teration in rain.. Prices current : Wheat, white, 821 he. per bushel, 64e. to 68e. par quarter; red, 61s. to 53a. Burly, malting, 29.. to 315.: grinding, 26.. to 28e. Oats, 265. to 30s. 8e...., 38a. to 42.. Pees, 355. to 40s. Flour, floe households, f.0.b., 355. 6d. to 38... per sack, purchasers find ing sacks, and taking one month's discount. Retail, 2s. per stone. Norroronam, Noy. 20.—The supplies at our market We day are moderate, and the attendance good, but the trans actions are confined to needy purchasers, who pay at about the rates of last week for Wheat ; and Barley, being freely offered, is a trifle in the buyer's favour. Beans and Oats about the same. Wheat, from 565. to 595. Barley, 34e. to 37e. Beans, new, 48s. to 50s. Oats, 26*. to 30i. Pwrnanozonosi, Nov. 20.—We have a good supply of aB grsin to this day's market. Wheat is in good demand, at Is. per quarter decline. Barley, is. to 2s. cheaper. Oats sad Beans barely maintain late prices. Currency to the growers: Wheat, new, 4'2s. to 445.; fine, 60s. to 635. ; oil, 60s. to 625. ; fine, 645. Barley, 2 3 e, to 305.; tine, 32a. Oats, new, 20.. to 22a. • fine, 245. ; old, 28e. to 30s. ; fi ne, 335. Beam, 54a. to 56;. PITIVOILTE, Nov. 20.—An exceedingly dull trade at our market to-day, and corn of all descriptions easier to purchase, except Peas, which are scarce, and maintain former priors. Wheat, white, 121. to 121. 10s. per load; red, 111. to 111. 10s. Barley, malting, 32e. to 345. per qr. ; erinding, 29a. to 31a. Oats, 225. to 24. Peal, 425. to 45e. Beans, 445. to 460, READING, Nov. 20.—Our supply of Wheat was again liberal for the season, and the condition much better than last week. At a decline of fully 2s. per qr. the merkaa was pretty well cleared. Barley was likewise in Gir supply, and, having had some distant buyer', an advance of le. par qr. wax easily established ea all descriptions, and all sold. Oats were likewise a better sale, and the inquiry more general, at Is. per qr. more mossy. Beans and Peas remain stationery. Barrios WALDEN, Nov. 20.—We had a large supply of Barley this day ; we may quote Is. per qr. cheaper—from 27e. to 30e. Wheat le. per qr. cheaper. Oats continue about the lame-24a. to Me. Bea n in demand at 40s. and upwards. Peas .carne, 47e. to 48s. BTOCIBRIDOI, Nov. 12.—There was but a small show of Wheat, and the market wait excessively dull, with a disposi tion to recede in prices. The demand for all descriptiotus of Grain was extremely limited, and a reduction was obliged to ' be submitted to on all kinds. Wheat was he►vy on hand, at a reduction of le. to 2a. per qr. en the rates of the previous Friday. Barley was also at least la. per qr. below last week's prices, and other grain suffered • proportionate decline. Flour alone maintained the prices obtained at list week's market. --- *ixtrittrrin, Nov. 20.—A very large market; more than usual pitched. Finest samplee of both white and red Wheat were in considerable demand, yet holders had to tab mit to a further decline of Is. per sack for the best, and ls. 6d. for inferior. Barley was very plentiful ; the trade brisk, after a reduction of tram Is. to 2,. per qr. was assented ta. Oats declined Is. per qr., although there was not an abundant 'apply, yet more than sufficed for the demand. Beans were also offered at a decline of 6d. per sack, 265. to 275. 6d. being the prices asked. Peas, white, boiling, were of brisk sale, at the top prices of last week ; grey and maple scarcely made the same. Rye was purchased at 17s. to 18s. per sack. Winter Tares offered at 7s. per bushel ; some old, at 6s. to 8.. 6d. WINCHESTER., Nov. 20.—Some very fine Wheat for sale this day ; the top price given was 645. per qr. for white ; and 625. for best red ; SON good samples not making mom than 60s. ; while inferior went at from 465. to 461.; a oonaiderable quantity not sold. Barley was plentiful, with many buyers, at a decline of from le. to 2a, per qr. ; fine Chevalier, 325. per qr. ; good malting, 30s. to ; strong sod heavy grindusg, ; inferior, 264. Oats, in fair request; best potato retained last week's prices ; other qualities le. per qr. lower. Beans le. mgr. lower;, best old, 665. per qr. ; new, 60s. to 4524. Peas some floe white made VP. per qr. ; grey, 441. ; maple , 42;. to 43e. Rye, finest samples, 27a. per sack ; moderate, 265. Wisaicur 20.—The supply is only moderate of any kind of `ra in here to-day. Wheat is in improved condition, and the trade is very firm at the full priors of lost week. Oats easier to buy. Baas as lest week. Prior to the growers:—Wheat, In* new, white, 621 b. W 631 b. imp., 6 7r. per qr. of 38 stones ; good runs, 611 b. to 621 b., 645. ; fine, new, red, OM. to 6316., 635. ; good runs, 611 b. to 621 b., dd red, IMb. to 631 b., 665. Osta, fin new to 134. 12ed per stone. ; good new fee d, 12d. Beans, aY, dOs. to 62e. ; new, 425. to 435. Woacirriss, No,. 20.-Car market wee thinly attended, bat well wooded with Mier to-day. To effect sales some reorlin lii to bs 'ordain to oa •11 the best audition. Daft oak sedlls. per or. lower. Ors maintained thin vals• leas mitasi ha price, but with less sale. Fa Par we had ray Bide oiry Tarra,,Nol6.--This IV had road wee rhea* well snared will Mara, Bee, Pen, art OMs. Mariam's ct anew abed n asst, bat the trade we see to a vary dein The rico ot Wirt Mew, art tbet of Narlay. and Pee wady the sr se as last week. Bye an run inspind tor, cad sere* any seen. Ton:, Nov. 20.-Whess reds a erady solo at led week's -. &thy b.w qr. lore, sad Osts sere prise as let week. In other matt;., no altanina. The L ere the prima pries' Whist, white, 611• So 60s. pat. imp. sr.; red, 625. to Ks. Brieymane& , alts to Nis. to 30a. ,Its... to Oats, llid. ; to rauptilsr dna at 14 Ur. ?Ur, We. le dis. per seek at 2901 be. Ovsea Nov. 19.-Ose nigh. . eniart vary rodara d d iptisall Of ow* plainer reel be metal la., sad Osia N. per twee. I& dire amain we ode as = 6. 22 1 - be i ll ear e. I. thl6ll Cre ffi ll. g ar 061 .1 t Wih." l 4 Naln,, 11s. 6d. ft C I Bede, re 91111 n, it.. 10 rh. a. oaaria, per lA. 14e. lo 1 Fur, eserde, la ado, par wt., 16. N. to 174.111. Asseeirar, re IN. to Rs. Lad= Ora, psi 610115., dOs. bank Daunt Nee. 19.-Oar =what was wellarapplied with di kir& et eira to deb ad trace' Whir eat a ten de ars& at ray Ira arena vain, hat is reeds ex ship or sere we have Ivey deb perks. Mar is usoderese de. mad. at the annelid 001114411 wan. Brier 3 l= tall albs. Oar Xto $4l. per art dune, widia has &NNW 61 , owe cad, e CY ONO the aarket, =amid have bear psi at • semi snow sedredele. Oen cad Isar Ora lloal ali at abed bat wade* rata, rdli a orderer enrsi. Alen efeseras cad in Mare par toa : Whir, th. to err; white, 111. 10. to 1/11. Oar, IL 6s. to 71. Berry, 61. 10s. to 71. Cenral. 121. to 1 . 10,. Prior Tolley In dia& Coen, W. 161. to 91. Neal, 91. 105. to 91. 16. . ; ditto, per burr, 16s. to 17s. ; lodise Cora, white, 91. to 91. 105. ; Neel, 91. 16e. to 101.65. ; dna, pr bunk 17s. to its. Cost, Nov. 19.—The isaaral septet et trade pessents a 1.. &Tearable apparent* dm when we bet 11701114 we have had IMO 'revile it tarelsa grata, hut fag awe have 1 1 4, haring way " called kr arders." Tbe el hoes grata are to a far extent. Maet, lat. to Tls. pa bevel. Braley, 7• to The. kid. Oar, h. to The kale io Wb.: has been dall, at • d.eliae et U. old, to le per barrel an the week. Is =i Whet bet little busk= ha baba dose, =al to taka las atesay. Prise s = Bads, vi u s t : secondary sad lathlike awake in hoer, rad awe of sale. Oats aloe are a kra frauds then et sadithe trade in the setae languid, at a degas etall barrel. In premed Oats we have bat Ikea lai end there is Is. fad/made. to make prultera la part et the wash mks eisiblffijoirmis, is hex lis. we paid for mid* sad 12e. 111L_ ler bored he but brat tided sew be losegla at di par bare) sage those queletime. The trade la nor kergeld aid twativi. The silk been supplied with webo; sp i e sins i v • the IA& ises, and mocks areamaahaL Withlitiap• prima et Cihriams, however, we adeulase at • lei& task. In Own h lere inquired for, while the swivels that have takes plan have thrown • damp apes the trade, prodiesky • NOVEMBE doolbs• oldba. gar Ma apse** article. liba ties may is li. par ton. harm Gift Mid has, a Ostler Medlin in mks, aml is sko Mrs lookilW7 '''. Latium, Nov. 20.-Ws had annemse ssr i j og o c f What at marital=sad • llnSimikan• Melon aPPlined Lad ia alias lossmimpdd fall pekes ; mist as .ties reserve, and Or nullities to id. to id. per Maas. Oats continne to arrive bou tatities, and Itrita i "ellog et.td,T. Any Berig7 quickly at on of Asa So ld. stsmo...= Om either dull of sale, aswiAry =Oft baying supple ea WM. sad Slat dewsd Mr ladla Nut art galls a pd, Tbars is mm hip*, kr =et 1111. to 141. per Platte kir ,at firm prism. Wheat, red. pi. atom, ' 11 . 11. 1 ..ror i thl. lAA*, 15d. to 17d. Oats, OIL to 1014. Dar -1 101 L to 12d. Galati; Indian Can, pert eta e .c... • IWO and others, 91. to 91. 6e. Indian It 91. 10s. American 17s. per barrel; to 344. per bag. N SWAT , Nor. 10.-Wheat, without any allarildest barn late figures, selling at lls. to 112. 6d. foe white, and at 10s. 3d. to 10s. 9d. for red. Barley is also quoted at at the same prices, viz., 7s. 6d. to Bs. per cwt. ; but Oats were, generally, Id. per stone cheaper, the quotations being 1044. to lON. There was a large supply of every kind ol grain forward. Flour, Irish ls held at the same p ri ces as last week, but American sells at Is. per barrel lass. The figures ails : for Irish, first, 18a. per cwt. ' • second, 16e. ; third, 14s. ; and fourth, 12s. • and for AlfteriClO, 30s. to 31s. For barrel. Indian Corn Meal still sells at 10.. per cwt., for bast qualities. Oatmeal, country, at the Castle-street mar ket, sold at 124, 3d. to 12s. 621 per ewt. ; and machine manufactured, at the mills, at 12a. 9d. to 13,. 6d. Waxiaroau, Nov. 20.-The supplies of Wheat this week have been small, but, owing to the dull accounts from the English markab, minims Woad to bay, except at a decline of Ice par band, whisk Ammo relostantly submit to. Bar ley, boa wading sad gasbag, is swim and commands an iiimso l ifitior Mira. Oats, also being in short supply, muss ho AL pie Mimi dearer. A further large arri val s( Cern has sundered our markets increasingly dull for this article, and buyers have been onahled to supply themselves at a slight isisotioa. Meal continuos in mods rate request, at &boat late rates. Flour, of the best quality, must be noted cheaper by Is. to Is. 6d. per sack ; but all thc caner kinds meet a free sale, at full prices. Present prices of Grain, &e :-Wheat, undriad, millers, per 20 stone, 265. 6d. to 275. 6d. ; shipping, 245. to 265. Barley, malting, per 16 stone, 16e. to 16e. Bd. ; grinding, 12.. ed. to 13e. M. Oats, whtto, per 14 stone, Ils. to 12s. ed. ; black, Ils. 4d.to its Bd. Prepared: Wheat, millers' per 20 stone, Vs. to 30s. ; shipping, 26e. to 275. ed. Barley, malting, per 16 atone, 16s. to 17s. ; grinding, 14s. 6d. to 16e. 6d. Oats, white, per 14 stone, 12e. to 13s. ; black, 12e. to 12s. 6d. Flour, super., per sack, 40.. to 41e.; seconds. 372. to 385.; thirds, 345. to 365. ; fourths, 265. to 265. American, per barrel, 295. to 30s. Indian Corn, Danube, per 20 stone, 225. to 22.. 3d.; American, yellow and red, 21s. to 21s. 3d.; Spanish and Portuguese, 201. to 20s. 3d. ; white, 21s. to 225.; damaged, for cattle, 166. to 181. Indian Corn Meal, per cwt., 92. 6d. to 10e. Oatmeal, per cwt., 14s. to 16s. Rye Meal per cwt., Bs. to 9s. Bran, per 6 stone, 4s. to 4a. 3d. Imports this week, exclusive of arrivals at Ras .• Indian Corn, 10,070 qrs. KTatCALDT, Nov. 20.-At our country markets this week we had lair supplies of Wheat and Oats, which s3ld at some alight reduction on last week's rates. Barley was also in better supply, but the demand continuing brisk, last week's priest were readily obtained. Here, to-day, we had • smell supply of Wheat, which was taken off at • slight advance on last week's rates. Barley in fair supply, and quickly cleared off at last week's prices ; no change in Oats mace last week. Wheat, new and old, 60s. to 87s. per qr. Barley, new, 26e to 335. Oats, new, 724. to 275. ed. Oatmeal, per bag of 2801 b., 365. POTATOES.—SOUTHWARK, WATERSIDE, Nov. 22. —There is still a regular supply of potatoes to this market, quite sufficient for the present demand. There have bees some Sao rooms of York Regents sold, which maintained the advanced prim we mentioned is our remarks of lest week. The advance is in consequence of the superiority of the sample, as it has not been general, there being similar samples sold last week at 120 e., which had been sold for weeks previous. Sines our last report, there have been some hundnds of tons of potatoes brought into this market from Holland, and they are selling at low prices, which consider ably affects tho sale of all secondary samples. The following are the present prises : York Regents, 12.55. to 130 s. ; do. secondary, 110.. to 120 s. ; Kent and Eases Regents, 110, to 120..; Blues, 100 s. to 110 s.; Kent and Brea Kidneys, 100 e. to 120 s. ; Wisbeeh Regents, 110 s.; 13haws, 100 s. ; Dutch Whites. Tbs. to 905.; Scotch Whites and Buffs, 90s. to Ws. ; Cups, 955. to 100 s. HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, Two o' Clock. Mews. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that the market remains firm. iiiwiii;t iTicTmT4ro to 5/. 12 Touting Xenia D. cwt. 21.10 to 3/10 New Weak! of Yalta 216t0 4 0 Ytarlbse Sort to 2 6to 3 3 New Bum 6lO to 3 10 01d1103 Perwhaoe _♦ 4to 5 12 WINCERISTER, Nov. 20.--Since Weyhill fair, last month, trade is time depressed • buyers might have had Farnham ss. per cwt. lower, and country, 3s. A few pockets of the former sold at 51. per cwt., and of the latter, at 41. Susses offered at 31. 3s. WOOL LONDON. —No alteration since the public sales, either in prices or business doing ; in fact, very little has been done, nor do we look for much alteration till money gets easier. LivenrooL.—There has been more business done this week in foreign wool, chiefly in Russia and other clean de scriptions, suited for the blanket trade. There will be a fair assortment of these kinds at the public sales on the 26th and 26th inst., which are expected to draw together a full attend ance of the trade. Alpaca has been more inquired for, and several sales are reported . Scotch continues quite neglected, snd prime nominal. Imports for the week ending Nov. 20 : Foreign, 235 bales ; reviously, 63,826; total, 61,061. Scotch, 1,259 ; previously, 1 5,063; total, 16,322. WINCHESTEB, Nov. 20.—Staplers seem very indifferent about purchasing at our last-quoted prices; consequently but little doing. CATTLE, &c.—SawrarnsLD, Teem o' We have a good supply of Beasts today, although not quite so many as on Monday last. Friday s advance is well supported. The best goslings are scarce, and ss. per @lbs. is a pretty general price for them. There is rather a consi derable incresso in the number of Sheep, yet the supply is not very abundant, especially of choice qualities; for these trade is brisk, but for second-rate dull ; however, late prioea are tolerably well supported for all kinds. There are but few Calves on offer, which are quickly cleared off at about the same prices as on Friday last. Pigs are not numerous ; trade Is brisk. From Holland sad Germany we have 440 Beasts, 2,280 Sheep, sad 39 Calvet Per Kees of UM d. d. Per Mom of Whs. s. d. Ds* Baote lisrafords 4 I Boa Dna Ilf.-bda o o , Den Shoriberns 4 4 Drat Lonalrook . 4 6 &wood ;pap aDareds 6 2 Desses lam 1 Do. do. Shorn 0 a 0 Calm Pip 4 4 Ewe. end mond avatar 0 3 0 8 10 4 4 4 Do. Shorn Bea Dm. a R 0 b . do Haab at aaarket. 3.821, alma sad be. 26,430 Carver. UT ; Pigs, No. For Saturday's Marta. boo Mid pate. SHIPPING. MAIL 111.11•01.—Dublia, 6 Waterford. 4; Demaghade• 2 ; and Jersey, 1 ; French, 2; Flanders, ; Holland, 1 ; Bart 1p 1. Loatiok Nov. 22.—Wind this day at aeon, W.S.W., 110 t an and hazy. MAIOIOIIIII, Nev. 20.—8.--21st, S. to 8.W., freak.— &died Nolan, Batavia ; Lodawyk Antoine, Surinam. Dear., Nor. 20.—8., fin-21st, 8.8. E. to W11.W., eMong.—Arrived from the river 2Dtk: Jabs', Antigua Agnes Trinidad ; Queen Paean, St. J o h n ' s • Goversor Fornando Po; Mari, T for Hull; A. B. Falk, Azaterdam, kr &w 4; see, Amster dam; Triton, Amsteribun, far westward. All thei with the Taloa Cast* f ir Bombay, have wiled. Et ig — Arrived : Chaucer, Quebec ; AW/0071/0, Oporto. Sailed : Preveyeate, Fenn brig of war. Don k, Nov. 21.-B.B.W.—Arrived : Orion, Brazil, for Hamburg, leaky. Orr Dorm—Sisters, Quebec. Lnumorox, Nor. 21.—Salled : Prince Regent, Hoban town, after mowing. LIXSZICK, Nov. 19.—N.—Arrived : Triumph, St. John's. N.B. 1100 MIT, Nov. 20.—W.—Arrived : Chieftain, Quebec. Wannanrourr.--Sailed : J Bt. John's, N.B. 813010131 AND, Nov. 21.—W11. .—Arrind : Wary, Quebec. Hutt, Nov. 19.-11•11 ed Blue Rear, Stephens, N.B. °Landow, Nov. 19.—John Marren, for Ireland, put into Dundee oa the 16th inst.. is a very leaky state, and meat diatoms. Noawmat, Nor. 21.—The Favouritl i of at be Bro wn fig= Lofts, was on chars as the Mead yes terday, bat otamelaind Famown, 010 21- 11 C 1 =llllO 10010111 tO 100 d , am oool. Pat Is kma paskadeir, loaf, km losea edgeil is mew tang. kir.--Balled Ntsatsr ear , A PIMA t Ada, hem far Lea = A !kat BYal lir Besalmiy. Put : Paul and to w 0 ftit lialtises. leaky ; Arran, from larks, he ISANIT. Nov. 18.—Tie Pad. from easiterland to Camp baboon, was drive& an 1100 sear this, sad is likely to be ams a wreak ; aver med. Powrintorra, Nor. 111.—N.E.-21, N. to N.W., light eas, Arrived Drage, Hemel. Sailed Elisabeth, Barcoloaa. Pared : Quit roman from London, for St. John's, N.B. PLYIIO47II. Na. Elleregia, from Hirantini, for Hall, very leaky; Dahlia, Quebec sew Jaseur, Africa. On Boa.zarts, Nov. 18.—Dewdrop, for Quose. Own casraa, Nov. 20.—Arrived: Sams, Quebec. Nnwroar, Nov. 20. —N.B. Sailed : Beaufort, St. Thames's; Lotus, Madeira. Pony TALsar, Nov. Arrived : Sir J. II 'Donald, St. Andrew's t N.B. LANCAOIO, Nor. l b.—Arrived: Chieftain, Quebec; Wale Ann, Dalhousie. Said: Aaron. St. Joha's, N.B. CLYDZ, Nov. 20.-B.B:W.—Arrived : 19, Ur., Beliae; La- Mak, Bombay; Marehicoses et Douro, Kataimes ; Pollock, Quebec. ToBBIXOIY, Nov. 16.—The Dispel* tram Skye to the tho Clyde, was totally wrecked at tkeklaad Cann, as the 9th instant ; crew saved. 11000 L, Nov. 21.-8.W.--Seiled : Fanny, Demerara; Lady of the Lake, St. John's, N.B. TiALEB, Nov. 17.—Arrived : Sarah, Miramielti. GALWAY, Nov. 17.—Arrived Lord Fitzgerald, St. John's, N.B. Baz.v.ter, Nor. 20.—W.—Arrived : Chieftais, Quebec, ealled 18tk, Pormtuo, Pernambuco. Eh , rn%S. MAIM Ilke embed it Wm Meneedfles, le We Iltelfterreasea = s ee" =Mk . Leg. lbe, we lee weds up en the etas 12% . Tbe wells tar Yleu, Wes. lisiebe. OWL DM Ciltbraker 1,111 be Weis.. es lbe if Ow ttsb Itembet. Ile wells tee Ow See& Res Olsweel=and Nes Ilembedelll be wide urn lbe et WeINII The IRO India lilsib. Illwarge. Ilesews. Wasibeies, Nee Mem. Was Cebu sae tele El 7= waskikg dew ter liisaies. MO4 Meals Illarba. Clegres, Pew* WWI ONO Or MOS Nil IL Jewssis. Xewspes. TM Ile weds up es Se mewing elle bed Dessuber. The weeleet alb*, =aw Welle.esesses Se kW= beesee, INVI.AWL Oetleekbellbbissepiesir Clew We lealbsewsee, ea be weds up es We waft We DeeseekeL The webs be Mink NMI ilasenes. lbeweek eel Ike Oalted P. eel be wide ew lbe Il ipe( Wm Ira Deumew. lbs= 4. lter the e new Ptelft lime Vide% Pewee =.‘lketabs. see Army WM be mule up ea IP e et Ma Demeer. TO 00SLISPONDINTL ... AbolooSNOJOIOT•T To TO Tao.. loodob needo. fw. moo be ft Or oar.* MiebOre. by Tyre robot so Ow boo efrabOrbko. WATII AT L0RD011411.11211/2. Tan Ilaviralag. 21 =is. pima iftimeesa. 45 aihmi. past 1. Topllepapip-7/Iratsa m 1 aia pea 311 am. ow 2. LONDON, MONDAY, NO V. 22. THE nate has one simile, on which it perse veringly builds the superstructure of its econo.nical and monetary system, and which it frenerally parades for its own admiration and the inspection of the public at least once a week. This overworked and over-illustrated simile is the likening of this indus trious nation to that hero of the fashionable novel, a gentleman of good birth, idle habits, and hereditary estates, the annual revenue of which he has not only prodigally wasted, but he has mort gaged and sunk the marketablevalue of the land itself. Old England, being thus typified in the character of one of its most worthless and contemptible sons, in that of a country fox-hunter or a West-end rake—is with very fair logic told, that credit has been his ruin; for, with the idle habits of a squire, it had merely enabled him to fling away borrowed capital on hounds and horses and unproductive works, and that nothing was left but to follow up the idle life of fashionable expenditure by the as idle life of insolvency in a prison garret. Could we imagine old England personified and addressed in such a style by an imaginative scribbler, it would not be difficult to conceive the ready and practical reply which JOHN BULL'S foot, rather than his tongue, would give to so impertinent an epos. trophe. With all his respect for aristocracy, JOHN would never allow himself to be set down as an idle squire, as a mere froges consumere mite a waster and wallower in the good things of this ea rth ; for JOHN is of all men the one, who has never reaped where he has not sown, never reposed save after honest labour, nor ever brought his prudence to consent to spending, with out taxing his industry and ingenuity to produce wealth in tenfold prof cordon. Call England an industrious yeoman, who has got scant price for his proluce one year, from the mere fact of over-abundance, and who may have ost his crop next year from the severity of the season, and who may suffer a ft erwards from the accumulated ills of both. It is idle, however, to preach to this yeo man the mere retrenchment that befits the squire. On the contrary, the redemption of the yeoman is to be taught in increased expenditure, redoubled efforts in the varying of crops, the exten sion and distribution of capital and labour. The distressing fact of his weekly market not furnishing I him with ready coin to pay his labourers, should not prevent him from seeking to keep his work in ac tivity, and his workmen fed. If he abandoned this from sluggishness or despair, he would add the certain desti tution of the future to the distress of the present. The yeoman would rather borrow, or give food in lieu of pay, or promises of future food and pay ment—any expedient, in short, to keep the plough going, and the earth turning, and the shuttle of the rustic loom in motion. For any grandee, or dictatorial legislator, to interfere, and cripple the yeoman in the use of these expedients, would be monstrous injustice and short-sighted folly. Any philosopher, or fee-losopher, who should come in to liken the suffering and industrious man to a spendthrift squire, and should proceed to stop the activity of GAFFER GOODMAN'S spade, Ins Plough, or his shuttle, on the same principle that ha would require Sir GODFREY GREENHORN to get rid of his racing stud, pay off his grooms, and cease ordering of his wine -merchant, would but prepos terously confound things and persons the most con trary and meet dissimilar. The real fact of the case, however, is, that there is no truth at all in one comparison, and very little in the other. As a [quire, JOHN BULL, far from having run out his property, was lever in receipt of larger income, never so surrounded with luxuries, or able to indulge in them. As a farmer, never was his produce greater, or his prices higher. The complaints come not from either the yeoman or the squire, but from people who are quarrelling which of them shall appropriate the surplus income and the savings •of both farmer and squire. Certain bankers and dealers in money have for long years been the receivers, and the mana gers, and the letters out, and the profitera by, these annual savings or, as they are called, their fl oating capital. And they are very jealous, and mach an noyed, to find that these annual savings, instead of, as of old, flowing into their coffers to be turned, and mani pulated, and lent, have been handed over di rectly, and through the intermediacy of no money dealer at all, to railway and other industrial companies, which promise excellent per centage, and whose em ploy of the money is accompanied with no mystery, no difficulty—no distrust It is very like intoning money in land Reel', except that the profits treble those of land, having the same solid substratum, the same local and visible guarantee, the same facilities for the interference or supervision of the interested lenders or investera No wonder that railroads run away with all Jour ' Bytes savings, andleay.? the tills of the money dashes , empty. This may produce their poverty, but surely wet the nation's. It may fill the traders in borrowed capital with annoyance and despair. It may than seriously hart many valuable interests, solid and sound, though from long habit living on credit. Bat credit may be safely found for, and gives to, all those branches of commerce that have habi tually lived on it, without the least risk to the giver of that credit, even though it be the state, and without the least necawity for envying, maligning, con trolling, and stopping up those other natural and profitable investments of the savings of the community, which have grown up in our time most providentially, as we could show, for the national wealth, security, and saperiority. Tam sews received by the West India mail, though rlCl git a grave , is not such as to warrant The vatrrammienta of the plungers, bum the 111111iSsed immunen eve prices of *sir sligies, would at say time be dieo t uieting. Ag ranted they have beta by the mercantiM corium in the =lbw ministry, Ihernseemardy excite feverish anxiety ammcg the misairtm Them are symptoms, ho wet, cases Is Wadi with tolerable cer tainty drib the lowest plot d deprendon has been toa±hOL the weeller idols have saw DONNA ee isek frau that iieligalleeeggig a itaa 11 117: ergpaleri Maar, Ihe eteatgatiefalT let=leri ter OstrArrbotamotr ; =:s =room HMO et Annan that la their island, at lee* hat &Melly rms. dim sologgrador h 1 ha 111 :: atellvelleaeitheseaueer et liettateatest. UAW% even is het great Wade% the &dohs. eR labore is ha prism* el Wag nab geed. " Never else the aimesipatial," up the Godena Gamete et ltik Masher, " hes the adelealfea el the por viase Isobel bee; amen hen the NM lelie wen • owe epaserinee. M..y esteem die, use hum t r= s rim ego, were wi/dossama of week ere sew dew as 's genies. The easeatalase et Nit lamer mat la Abe% wig& it a sire sea eff lareigar thea—itdiel weer he That asOM deem "swot. es one pine abet ft end le be Were e. meat* elleiame eolalee la bailee where the a team of ever yam has bees brae bey. beak the ewe. We Mee eine beat foamed by sevapil ramthee ilee elm thing bee legraell la Demean owl later *bile% QM el • property as teas, MOW emegoestly greet, up wurib of Waft/ higiatieells hew lowa seal within the lest week or two hem Jae ASK this NM" It is eahrtaeate that the crisis in th e mart maim have eseuered to ootaglieate end re tard w ig ting et alias in the Dew n* at the acateat when the heed ties whisk late Wire% inemnd nee assinsient Is be iithtened. Bet the resident Weak met beware et emdenniihnt this incidental room with that wide hes m bussto to th e i r Mete of Deady, and yidding to s on tu t eseeant. They feel sandy the elm% eul the crippled state of alesestell, the greet firms lath mother country with which they have been in tan habit of dealing. But these Inns are at the peanut suffering from causes almost exclusively extremism to the aretunstances of the West Indies for slu t years back. Those who only feel pressure, feel it of aceouet of :he general embarrassment, wising mainly out of unwise and irregular tampering wi t h the free operations of credit. Most of those who have failed, have done so from adopti ng the unwise policy of seeking to compensate their diminished gains in the West Indies by plunging into extensive sum operation( in the Mauritius end elsewhere without increasing their capital. Had the West Indies been in their most palmy state, such blunders must have told perniciously upon them. The glut of stom a which at present prevents prices from being remu nerative has been almost entirely owing to the., wild speculations. The colonists must beware of allowing themselves to be led by their casequencee into the erroneous belief, that the measures hitherto advocated by the best informed among them are not of themselves sufficient to restore prosperity to th e West Indies. With respect to the temper of the West Indian community, it is even more satisfactory than the in. ditittions of returning economical health to which we have adverted. We do not recollect any period et which public opinion in the West Indies has been ill so satisfactory a state as at present. There is earnest ness and activity united to, and regulated by, pe a . dence, and there is a resolute will to obtain r4on a both in the commercial, legislative, and political insti tutions of the colonies. With respect to commercial legislation, there is sill an obvious hankering after a protective commercial policy in so far as regards the concurrence of the pre cedents of countries employing slave labour or en. gaged in the slave trade. This is a question which involves important consequences, respecting us foreign relations, of which it will not be difficult to make our fellow-subjects in the colonies feel the force. The other requests in which all the West Indian com munities appear to concur, are :—unrestricted immi gration of free labourers f tropical races, reduction of the duties imposed upon their staples on their im. portation into this country, and abolition of the navi gation laws. The political movement also takes a right direc tion. In Jamaica, already possessed of an elective legislature, financial reform is the great question. Ii Trinidad, Guiana, and St. Lucia, the public voice demands elective legislatures, such as are possessed, by their kindred colonies. And throughout the Antilles and Guiana a strong wish is expressed f r a federa tive anion of these colonies, that may enable them, by acting in concert, to make their inters s t s an d wishes more potentially known to the imperial government. We have remarked that tho earnestness with which those industrial and political aims are at this moment pursued in the West Indies is tempered with admi rable caution. This has been particularly evinced in the reception which the proposal of the Jamaica Chamber of Commerce to hold a congress of dele gates from the various West India colonies has met with. The exaggerated expressions of some advo cates of the measure caused a majority in most of the colonies to hold back at first ; but since these have been, in some instances, explained away, in others disarmed: of danger, by more judicious leaders taking up the business, the project has been daily gaining in favour. We have no doubt of its being ultimately carried into effect, but we strongly object to the idea of holding it in a foreign island. THE new members, who are so numerous in the present parliament, have an admirable opportunity of proving, at the outset of their career, their sense of the importance of their public duties and the tact and habits of business which they bring to the performance of them. A just appreciation of the value of time, and a practical exemplification of the inestimable merit of silence on proper occasions, will raise both old and new members in the opinion of the house, and, eventually, in that of their constituents. We do not, of course, recommend that any class of mem bers should abstain from taking a due share in the necessary debates of the session. It is against the consumption of time, in speaking either for display or for the purpose of enunciating general opinions of no immediate practical application, that we would guard : above all, it is important to avoid the temptation of starting isolated debates on matters which are either of secondary interest or will bear postponement. It must be remembered, that even if parliament sits up to Christmas Eve, there will be only from twenty to twenty-five working days to apply to the measures for which the two houses have been called together. If individual members attempt to obtain a hearing for their favourite topics in this short period, the indis pensable work of the government must be postponed or left undone. We have no wish to give ministries greater power over the arrangements of parliamentary . business than they possess at present. It is quite right that inde pendent members should have the opportunity of forcing upon them the consideration of questions with which they may not have volunteered to deal. Many of the best legislative measures have originated in the perseverance of individual members, who have session after session urged then upon unwilling governments. It is also right that the wishes ad opinions of every considerable menien of the oonma may should find an expression Is pediment. even. though they do not obtain legislative metion. The multiplicity of the subjects which are brought base parliament enables it to represent, in fact as well es in theory, the innumerable varieties of interest and . opinion which are distributed through the claws wise together constitute the empire which it governs. It is only of the present extraordinary session that we speak, when we urge all parties to unite in allow ing to the government the initiative and control of the business to be transacted in pediment. The ministry is responsible for having . callelptdiemot together at an mammal time; uric emehismatien et that responsibility it I. fairly eiset topre-audigeme for the business for which Me maim a t lass dim mined on. If Lord Jon* Itemmt. weggrole he se unskilful a magician ea web be mem& foe the merit hew% km fit with alkoreoodaloil lbo progodo , be "tow to t witllALbo olt baba lorsorior, tirma b oillbot II , : kilialZ Weemll4 :I''''‘'lNl'a bosusair ..... 1‘... Mpg am at the iely. se tester whisk is me mach wanted to turn the wheel s at bi t ilo sot, a/ course, ea than who are . Mto dee government to mgmort it s E i g. any ma then in a king ma. Thaw will lie, r a c t=eideer to relemetheir weed to sal imemos or to hotrodoso sodabolitoo d am.. many thecae et weeny mew he Nip i i i i rll i nnionik sdroniod by their nape** irep•T diegeneng the astaktmeiel meggerations at delemptlie mw aged the Mit ementhemdser that a mem asezwilleablipartriaedieLlertegigein r &' — & — lenThr - , and not ewer Ihe answom t mew think fit I ts give Mimi, thst gemmommt is reeminehiy as. titled te ameghe a egetrei. We nmy bitty assets that It will bring forward no Int those whisk lran immediate erihnisa. lbory opeoubtfoo, ovary moutioa et general primi• Ides, ever 7 gebeme ilm the ggespielive amealimeatim et inatitutioes, is one MIA the ohlogie omeepatisem dee legielatiare will hod tisk proper opportunities astriroy ns alter Chrimemeg. members have no doubt pledged theta s/Ito to Wog forward some matter of local or lensed imiment on the earliest possible °cas sias' but be ootaley at large will easily under selling that the flllllll4 is not a reasonable wee d= be Illwbooppetion of any business, save that wielli W o =re wasting of parliament boo =do boolf„ Linton; will r e spect a AD Molls oftdoot to circumstances and te um er a ll a rie l etze ; nor is the esti = *thin the walls of t w hillii mmaim. 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