The Express. — London, England, 1846-09-18 00:00:00

New London Evening Paper, price Thrapenee, THE EXPRESS Will contain, in addition to the news in the Morning - p a pers, a SUMMARY tithe HOME and FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE whisk my arrive on the day of publication. "THE EXPRESS" will have the benefit of the Fm.p Raptyra, Cots: rope pdeace, and other ovally aaractmaMs of a um= Journal. But the full and pare d REPORTS of the MONEY, of r uR; - , PRODUCE, CORN, CATTLE, and other MARKETS will be the marking feature. Every respectable aewragent will transmit the new Journal, on receiving a Post-office order at the rate of 19s. 6d. per quarter; but should any difficulty arise, a ll persons desirous of being supplied with Trta ExPitzss," are requested to remit a Poet-office order for that amount, payable to Mr. HENRY WALLBRIDOE, 90, Fleet-street, London. 0: "THE EXPRESS" is published every after noon at Four o'clock. . . ......_ Offioes for advertisements and come Whitefriars, and 90, Fleet-street. London. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Sept. IL, MR FIVE Principal Officers of her Majesty's Ordnance DO HEREBY GIVE NOTICE that Ray sre reedy le DI& rponE OF, to tomb peewees as may be willeed to TENDE he e quantity of OLD LEON OILDNANCE bed OLD = R the ELLS, In sew at Oa leyel Arsenal, Woolwich, wed& law been lidded bee 7,4" and erg be viewed open &pollution to Madrisigar, at tire = l o9 h =tc excepted) prim bibs dap And tor the de. A estsleges at ihs INlveral Nor asst' thlimed by eeewllliep to WM* Nslblessk at the lhorehoepsestilles. dr Pets cps) Illers Ms* at Me Ulm, sod st Ne I. lots Oise to reason, where the Palm he tbs Idriy se shy maker, dthe eeN Ide ire to be &Reeled CS Of beiler• Waft, dr 11111111 L By order et tbe Board, IL BYWAY, Beseary. DEANE'S Nt laortwounrim C.fled to examine Qs sod PRUNING TKPI sad Syringes, Oaalbsu Avarancators _JEN TOOLS. paawalta, are ,sts ard rALLIDENINO t anis Garden Enema auks. Asa Rooks p Isme ot. Istmakel awe Cans at rail In animists c l=to Bab n Irons and row leimors - • Pris;l3 . Kahl" vs. rims Sam sows in mat I. rfety Rooks Scythe Rosso awn, various Oaks Nide &ars Spout itioveis %Inds Buried Roam Thistle Hooka . IS in Wire :aka =Won and NMI Firdellein Orris Mho end assta Tr Lilting Vole Tivoli Tuelberces Wall Nail rad itariz tr Pr i. sia Hooks ' Wheel Barrows Youths' iota it Teak Loofa Rollers a. sm2 B Tras a ss me i LtRELS, samples of ltals, am be sent, pad Duxes Horticultural 1 Rum William-street, L IT•ifilts7l=l7;;l Yusensa— orinni.4l, CURTIS'S BUDDING KNIFE.—" This is the neatest Budding Knife we have seen, the Ivory handle is shaped like the blade of a (tarred Penknife, sharp and turned up at the point, and is evidently extremely well contrived for the purpose it is Intended."—Opinion of Pro &nm• Lindley in the Gardeners' 01111). skis, July 29, 1843. Grottos PLUN, Surgical Instrument Maker and Cutler, No. 281, Strand, London, and at No. 3, Dolphin-street, Bristol, begs to Oin the attention of the public to the above desirable article. Sent free to my part of the kingdom, on receipt of 38 penny postage stamps, or a pcet-ofllee order for Bs. 2d. G. P. coupons Floeiculturists and the Public In general wand stuneroos Imitation of the above article, he being the only appointed Manufacturer. STEPHMSON and CO., 61, Oracechurch- street, Laden, and 17, New Park-strech Booth wiwk Inventen sad Itaitufmturers of the Improved OONIC.AL sad DOUBLE CYLIN DRICAL BOILERS, respectfully solicit the alludes of WeedAs Reetlealheriste to their wswelpergwored seelted a zee= - Mr Marisa, PropemsMag Nam* M, by best as we as bottles Mat Is waved le my required degree, vkla out the sit of yams Of 1111111. & and Co. have she la elite that, at the request of samara key ere ROW laddllg their sre at boa,a, as oa, well es Copper, ry i Zeh Me art to reduced. ihmellelleink lithe are now m Ira Moms, esquire description, bat ill SIM who have wet era Us la prospectuses will les denreedid, as well as relbremes of dill ty ; or they we, be mew et seed of the webellre Wade praripal numeri tie IL sod (A Mr to inform s the Inds thet=lkaviaeliffy la New Parkaireet, every article rebind be the weeenalbasi Weib miltmel m well es itsit bastbe them, as le eltdasd apes the seed lowa Owwwvelerbe. Maw Weed, erected maw the meet erns motel dodgem Ralermise, Pellaadlag, Field md Gerdes Pima" Wks Work. be Ise. PPARATUS for HEATING BOlLDitioo, DWILLINO.BOUSIS, CHURCHES. sag ILUDITACIOBIES, upon isproved and at very culea 110 ds alarm sneeled by DANM sal OM BAILEY, 171,11.111011 N. D. and IL BAILS! beets, aiggini iamb tans Is dr singligestlos at Wm aeyaet, cwt W tre ingleings h lbernissein et lo the ahrinsuentioned parvenu, Yin, by Impetignuseis Is air pinglise, rendered their mob tif ( nst M igl e:y d 211.1 bat very simple, end bays sidling la Os usis. 4th economy in the charge. Thir love apparatus in Scotland and Ireland. for snliunen and Vface had the honour to be by the IL= Illegiety of London, in executing the weeks of their epluallit *SOW votary erected at Chiewldi. D. and E. Bailey aleo construct in metal all Eignif Meg& cultural Buildings and Sashea and invite Nablus" PMseri, rid the Public, to the inspection of their various sni midi. at 2r2, Bottom, where they have the opportunity of amelkest other metal works, an extremely complete gul asselmient Mikis apparatus, or range, adapted for the ecinthmel snub of bat wirer, and an arrangement of the oven more compleislicibie Marie boo brought before the public. D. and E. Bailey were the first to Introluas ustisUe curvilinear houses to horticulturists, and can refer to the cosignatory attached to the Pantheon as one of their works, besides many others it this country, and on the continent D. and E. Bailey have prepared a 'lnanely of the Onlignit Mid Protector*, which are now reedy for Immediate deituryonAll M Introduce to public notice a new Trough Pi kw ens elherbsases where rapper Is accidently, mat &Mai width may be seen at their manufactory. 1 "OT-WATER HOILTICI7LTUI GLASS. —BRITISH and FOREIGN PLATE, CROWN, and SHEET GLASS WAREHOUSE, 49, Broad street, Bloomsbury. (Established 1799.) The Proprietor begs to inform his Friends and Horticultural Public that he has on hand a large stock of British and Poore go Sheet tad Crown Glass of a very superior quality, and such as he can confidently recommend from its equality of who, complelnts having been repeatedly made, since the duty has been taken eff, at the Isequality of the surface of glass which has been used Ihr hot-house purposes. It is now a well4mown fact that irregumillee or heights and dents on the surface airbus are found to ad as a lees, concentrat ing the rays of the sun, and ,thereby injuring the more delWe plants. Superior sheet Gives, weighing 16 an. to the square foot, from ld. to del. per foot Ditto, ditto, 21 os. to the square foot.. 7 to 9 g . thick Crown Glass, from 2 to 6 S Violet-coloured Crown T to 9 „ < The Proprietor has also on hand en inferior quality c f Sleet Glare, raying from 13 ca. to 16 en. to the foot, from 3id- to It, to use 'hick far greenhouses or eonservatories would be mistakes eamoniy, experience having proved to us the positive injury produced by Its use br herticultural purpose,, being suitable only for windows and sky *bra in inferior bui dings. The most economical glee to be used with safety to the plants Is Crown, in Ines from 6 by 4 to 8 by 6, both to the first expense and in rePoiring; some people forget that large panes of glees break as well as small ones, and the larger the piece the greater the chance of its breaking. Gluing done in any part of the country by contract, or at so muck per foot. ALEXANDER MARSHALL, 49, Broad-street, Bloomsbury, London. LiPORTANT to HORTICULTURISTS.— Tin article GLASS—Mates. DAISES and BRADDOCK and& the non of Glass Dealers, Hortianitmins, ant I : fiewm t - entirely new description of BRITISH SKEET OLAI/h yea 51a1, will be found unequalled In Arm" utility, mod pi" sof low in the market, for sashes, eel anationbely Horlignilimalcynat tad by patronising this article the mil results al oreign and other Olass of ottlesey empeeharetr i te alrtely .=aided, as in manufacturing the dove =Met peg etre sod MI bee wen used to divest it of the slighted ttades=sesetrate therms if the sun, a fault in many ems 1111a3111 i 0 a. Farringdon-street, Hay 30. N.B.—The best assortment of Coloured Clam in London. atRANTED . end all Intimated in od J. MAXI'S aztealiaa PAWN, ben Landon kaii• iirlelikeise—rwa (imps Otaaries sod Scissors Gravel Lam sad First 1100.1 Y• =Frosts t e ss= seism Thom- I -- amoro and ilillobots Hotbed Maar wank, IMIOII. toras k tloo, pit- Lo e dl e s' llla iloft of Tools Lanooosi 1= 1 "` =C. 1111 - Irialia; Nowtsig li Zehlros Plot Apr NOW Vides Probe Mb sok yob hr LINO 'Was Illsetrat ts taw peat at spuds FOREION and BRITISH SHEET and CROWN GLASS, for Hothouses, Garden, and other purposes.—R. C. laving again 'whited the prices for sniall crown squares, invitee a *caparison of the present quotations with his former Ude : r VAL Per lime. Per ram pe 6 in. by 4 65. Sby 3 l3a. I 9by 7 Ha. 7 ln. by 44 94. Iby 6 l3s. 10 by 9 Ms. 11. C. will in future receive weekly consignments of STOUT FOREIGN MEET GLASS, of which he purposes keeping such *stock as will Sale hint to execute all orders as soon as received. .----- nOIAGATLNG, BEE, CUCUMBER, and GRAPE GUAM of Wiry description, cheaper than at any other house.—For New Liata Mpiy to R. Cooan, Glass, Lead, and Colour Works, 4s, Leicester. square, London. BRITISH and FOREIGN SKEET and HOR TICULTURAL GLAMIL . faun and WELCH have to annomme to the Nob il ity and .im ilininn ti7,l3l6they bavenixt concluded errogniende with'. Welch, Jim., Mal Co., for the purchase of the landnam lately carried on by ,_ b awi3 %Penton -street, and beg to eallettentlon to their extremely ...Pm, Horticultural Glare of e description. PRICES OP HORTICULTURAL GLASS : At aeon 40 ix. ipso sr warms mod 3 A. es 18 ix. No. 13 British or Foreign sheet 13 cs. to the foot 4d. per foot ▪ 16 16 „ „ „21 21 , ~ ~ 1 6 le ..' ii az 32 ~ SHALE SQUARES. ?unto is 100 rem sous. XOT raierzom.az TO 711ICKNIEL tinder 3 In. by 3 tn. lid. per foot. . 1 7 3 and under 6 by 4 „ 6 VI 4 „ 9 7 roiC oazirro. Medi Ceraent, as need at Chatsworth 24a. pee cwt. Etid Lamed Oil Putty 105. , White Lead, Window Lead, Pokier, Sze.. &e. Th . .., . Glenne emoted In imy part of the United Kingdom "" , vtne, of Patent Plate, Sheet, and Ratted Crown Glass . 0 .. wheals:iv attended to. -12, Panton-street, Haymarket ' 727------- GLASS for CONSERVATORIES. APSLEY P ILIATT and Co., Falcon Chum Works, Bolkuntstreet, Black rrired to Rupply in quantities ((not less than 100,Knars foam* nft Casand CROW 76 GLASS of BEST QUALITY, at the h Prices : p dze umder 40 Ins. — 1 6 os„ *ti per keg. Per swine Scot • ed foot 0 4 . 11 n so id recta 5 las, by 71ns. up to 10 Ins. ty 81m., Trim lid. Mute foot, ...16 as. ls full strength for (Iranian's'. A MERMAN BRASS CLOClM—Pwalasers Ii should re that they bay JEROME'S CLOCKS, as WWII& =of the Tease al the New York arrhilt haw hem mak. 11 Os. see the nod extansiee and lest keirms Is Re DAM abaft elessime, dseariptke et the newest pekekbasattleeprpest. Time dais kap maid time, strike the haws ki sakikel MOM will teat wee • lea=a; way be suspended, wllhaleklasse, will lad kr ever. sissilis, Ms, awl Ida arm, Us. Eightday 111109. ak, sad with dome, 4k. ; wiehipsy Weak kr elk Se. They will lemma lemellau sal mot remiss, *Ohs them Wks et the rea.asis, aidogt with nalllaris et reftems NAM* the ides mks& be amiss , sad heweaded free wpm,. Wonsiall plans s weir SW maw sWinket.—Aasds. desk is" hisdret, Illassim, laks. NEW WEEKLY PERIODICAL OF ORIGINAL MUSIC, PRICE SIXPENCE. _ THE MUSIC BOOK, Printed from Engraved row, o• Paper the nerd Mamie visa, to arimaree ea We let The WO idea at which Oripiesi N ir aettrP ae , W It oat of the rem* et away who wadi afterteile plaily it ; awl It MM tetwe thatagid tat as Maw. to Wing KW at the mot imam* Clampwris • owe reasmilis we be hnetrohly Nesiored y the MIL With this Wow it is to =mar **title et THE MUSIC BOOK, Wiped lei by Owapeaers, hoorayed and Printed in the Wet wrisser, la the ewe Mole doe, and sold ix ttlE ,e i time earaWilog the greatest of empoitie• cal at appearance with the armee palm la mete intentions, the Ploc tare are al le mod= Oa moo of lers. Beg" W. K. Edward War. Minirrier Lee, P. O. TWA J. IL V ib rent W iralletai, who, 'Maim piper Compose% haw last Weir AM the pettiest - saw sr POPLICATION. TEE mum NOOK arb lea Weekly Publicatice—a Narobera &hell every Seftordey. Bs& Wrisber will sustuda Orisinsl . Begrard est wi l l in be wassera esed is the wed am The womb will beed~ sr =Wed (by possieelen) WWII/ of the mast Poplar Wdlem. Erb Numb* SIB be emir si be as Werra Wrapper Doyle), and the prim win be libiesee. A Part wit be as Bs let of Nowsiltir, est as the ist et wiry asiebilw bar sir be prise b. sr b. Y. The est sill basil by besisies. Mrs = b red Dribs Perisissis slim man ebrall be tar. The It lh ihisiber of THE =WC BOOK m be as lisiarday, Odder I. It will essist at • New Ilesi g la ble s m a b ae Cbsrprer of Se "ildbailes be i =itled "lb& Sing ' the Wards @oboist (W pershies bin &eV's% at Paw Centwoll. Th e Whowtsig llNgs will be in Oelehir : No. L—timy. Ilq, The Wards by Harry Cornwall. The Musk by W. H. Mk. No. IL—The saw Med. Words by Thayer Hood. Miele by Vincent Wells" sespreer at .Ifmibm," ke. No. T bs. lbw at the limmeas. WOMB by Bony Cornwall. Mods ifs H. IV. Weer last r where* Ow at bob by Mot Union. Yu-re by Yrs. O. & Beckett. N. V.—ia a rtrweraighisd December. Wards by UM& )11111e by F l dward Labe. estainsir at " lissrelt." andon : publibulblllllollse et The Musk Book," No. I. St. Beldsessvenns, Pleal•lnst Bribeßride's Chineh). and mid by ell bmiedleis sot iliserrs. vied recubey :supply the Wort, sad 1p whom eedies dwelt is lamsdisiely given. NEW WORE IN MONTIILT PARTS, IT ML MOLES . DICKENS. Dante let ef Dreher (to be *aspired in SO Monthly Part, uniform with " Mat tin Chuarewit." ke.) price la, the rust Number el DEALINGS WITH T ILE FIRM OF DOMBEY AND SON. Wboiern, Retell, end kw Esperanto EDITED BY CHARLES DICKERS. . _ With — llia . Landon : by lIABITOf B. BROWN. ry sad Caws, Whitt:team MR. DICKENS'S NEW WORK. DEALINGS with the FIRM of DOMBEY and SON.—Country Booksellers may be supplied with PROSPEC MES of the above Publication, by applying to their respective limeirels=4 11, 1846. FOR TRAVEL!LERE3 . O24 TILE Now evade, fn ki . eZ7; price gICTURES from ITALY. By CHARLES DICKENS. Cairn:rm.—Park to Chakne—L the Rhone, and the 'not Avienca--Avignon to sad to Neighboarhood —Parma, Modena, and Bologna—Perrara—Verona, Mantua, Milan, and the Simplon—Rome, Naplea, and Florenoe. London: Bradbury and Evans, Whltafriars. OLIVER TWIST. By CHARLES DICKENS. With Muniratkpna by Groans Cavixsiwrx, and the Lisa Corrections and Alterations of the Author. No. IX. is Jug published, prise One Shilling. To be completed to Ten Numbers. Bradbury and Brans, Whitetriars, Jug publiehed, pies Od., No. of THE ALMANACS.. of the MONTH, A REVIEW of EVERYTHING end EVERYBODY. Edited by On.sm Antorr b Reciter!. London: Publithed it the hutch" 0.59. SS, Pleet.etreet. Prke ed. tree by pest TO ALL WHO HAVE FARMS OR GARDENS. THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE, AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE, (The HORTICULTURAL PART Edited by Prot LUMLEY) Of Saturday, Sept. IL contains Articles on Adder, anecdote of 1 Legs hydraulic machine Amnions ainuata Locusts, tight of Agricultural Manistry Maoris- Oats, sandty, by Mr. J. Fisher, non Y statistics Odd e rlolrship, by Mr.W. Brown, bnprovement, profits of Merevale Amicultbre In Lower Brittany, by Papilla =Bops Martin Doyle i Pears for • west wall Alkali works, effects of, on trees — for a north wall Amelia Attlee= Peaches, large I Pi "ethaff wC i llamilton's by V. J. tan, Thar= Plantations, injury done to, by alkali works Polmalae heating, by Mr. D. B. Meek, Ifolordaleshoul Dank by Mr. lievitt Imam Begirt bileiMma flosirtics, by Mr. J. 8. Brailm, Hitch/in Bats Mover Baitf;rThrCing Potato murrain, by G. Cahmlier horticultural —agricultural Vidlitilla Cionberwell beauty, by Mr. J. & organic compounds of, by Maslow, Ilitcham, Suffolk Rev. Professor Henslow Cattle, disease in, by Mr. C. Diu- Potatoes, effect of lime on, by Mr. honey, Oxford J. Paxton, Chatsworth feeding to preserve, by Mr. O. Rush. sannWry, agricultural, Shaw on out, Burford Chickens hatchM by a partridge effectofpullingupthehaulm, Clover, Botcher& by Mr. C. Ewing, ll'xreic Corn, average prices of In Nott amshi, r g n E.J. Cow, cost of food for Lowe, Higit&ld-house, Notts Crops, rotation of Prices of pont, avenge Deadly nightshade (with corm- Profits of asricultaral improve ment Elder rob or jelly Roekwork, plants for Thu Imp. Society Savings' banks, by Mr. J. amine Food for cattle Shaw on agricultural chemistry Fowls, history of Societies, benefit Fuchsias, to whiter Spring-park farm I Grapes, weights of St. Petersburgh, news from and peaches, to force toge. r Thunbergia chrysops, to bloom then Tulips,. the Chellaston (with en- Highland and Agricultural So- Fraying), by Mr. .1. Slater, ciety Show Cbeethani.hill, Manchester Hydraulic machine, Legg's Turnip% disease in Isle of Wight, climate of Under. tine growing, by Mr. J. Roberta, Miff, by Mr. W. Spence, South. itaby-instle amides Warp& nests, to take Taw respeeting damage done to stings, remedy for trees, Be., by alkali works Weeds, to eradicate Jelly, to make Windmill, horizontal THE "GARDENERS' CHRONICLE AND AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE" contains, in addition to the above, the Covent-garden, Mark. Wes', and Smithfield prices, with returns from the Potato, Hop, Hay, and Seed Markets, and a complete Newspaper, with a coodemed account of all the transactions of the week. Order of any Newnender.—Orrice r. ,a ADVIRITSIDEnTiI, 5, Upper Wellington -Meet, Covent-garden, London. Price Foarpeoce, CONTENTS of the Number ATHEN/EUNI, and FOREIGN LITERAT AR Twenty-four Larg Renews or, wrni System of National Education in Frame, ,Cade Unirensitaire, Sm.), by M. A. Rendu Cetus Julius Cesar Twa Harm and other pieces Lapind of Naworth Poems, by Mrs. A. Montgomery Poems and [tall:eh, by J. Purchas Moores of Mediterranean; with Sketches of Travel, by F. Schroe der Ilimy and Letters of Madame D'Artday Onionrsi. Pareax—Folk Lore 0 lamb, through Trees, &c., for C en asglish Subjects—Sixteenth M. Ademoement of Science. Ova Wszio.r Goeur.—Archmological Association and "The Mize anum"—Death of lord Metmlfe—Preliminary Meeting for Formation of Industrious Asemdation—Collection of Natural History from Tunis —Discovery of a Silver Mine—Death, at Paris, of 31. deJouy—French Scientific Congress—Memoirs of Reign of King George U. Foss Amtsath's New Gallery of British Fr —Gems ef Hy—. —Specitaeas of Ancient and Modern Binding —Pencil of Nature, by H. F. Talbot Heroines of Sbakspeare—Cross Purposes—The Gudrun Marbles—Taglioni Testimonial—Decorations at Si, James's Church, Piccadilly—Artist Anatomy. Figs Aver Gomm—Painting, by Velasquez—Mr. E. Wood's Collec tion of English Pottery—Statue to Quentin Matsys, at Louvain — Altar of Church M rat. F.ustarbo, in Paris—Obituary of M. Hadaudinc. Mnretz.trizs.—Paris Academy of %ences—DwvSlap for Poor— Spontaneous Sounds in Iron and Stone—Railway Smoluns Saloons — Jews in Interior of Africa. Om en 1112 "Arevriscx" Or ANT BOOLIALI2II. of any Bookseller. tor Saturday last, Sept. 12, of lOURNAL of ENGLISH URE, SCIENCE, and the FINE e . 9uarto Pages. EITRACTO -;10117- P7OcTe.iingisiiiteeting of Arche ological Institute at Winches ter, Sept., 1845 Zulmeira: the Slave's Revenge All about Love and Jealousy, by G. Bolton Ballads of the East _ . _ Studio, and other Poems, by G. Bennet Nianntillistory of Anima*, by T. Rymer Jane' United Irishmen, by R. R. Mad den Km Rhymes on the Cuckoo — of Dloeseee)—French Authors Y of British Aaeoriatioo for Pries Sixpence, free by post. THE RAILWAY CHRONICLE of Saturday, September 12, contains Aarictu on MTN or row Wm.—Remora= Von rams Parma limner= or Pt mu- Womts—Maxmarixa asp Lenin Itarrtao—lataxma or Faxes ON Sours Esseim.:4—EXTZNIION or Ormuz. Cowman_ Orricim.Parras.—South Eastern : Directors' Report mad Statement of Amounts—Manebester and Leeds: Directors' - and Manchester : Directors' and Eisgineer'sßepo Kilmarnock, and Ayr : Directors' Report. ELPORIS orMairruton—South- Wert —Wart _ . . r, Palaley, and Le . eds - Zibtilcam, Lichfield, and Manchester—Ethefilsld, Ash ton-ander-L Manchester—Manchester and Lincoln Union and Cheaterdeid and Oshisborough Canal—PleetwoodPreron ,k and West Riding Junstinn—Reading, Guildford, and i aii. moutkabire—Glasgovr, Dumfries, and Carilaks—Dublin, Dundeeen : %l and Rathfarnam—Jamaica South Midland—Meetings of Shareholders to ARem or Dissolve. Progress of Works—Law Intelligence—lran Trade Meetimp— Tenders for Loans—Contracts—Dindends—Calls—Depodla Returned —Plunder Books Closed—Correspondents—Trsflic Table—Share SECOND EDITION. From use GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. BANKRUPTS. J. J. FRYER, Birchin-lane, stock-broker. J. BLUNDER, BlLlErlgEteke, grocer. J. HATCHER, Poole, butcher. J. E. C. !Coen, Great Winchester-street, East India rear- _ . L. A. V. RUDOLPHI, Sunderland, merchant. T. Bsasow•, Manchester, shirt-maker. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. J. WHIM. Edinburgh, furrier, T. Loatmait, Glasgow, accountant. A. GALL, Fraserhurgh, draper. A. Dimas, Dingwall, accountant. BANE OP 011111111101111110.4.--411.1,015,100 Olbor 1,9114.1100 Oda Oda all BOMB 11.134,583 Mbar idllen. 1,710,077 £664,9110 1141111ININIM _ _ tor tin Week ending Bent. IL Notes limed £29,8-4:9i/ /29,864,980 ALUM _ Pntptietots' Cspital £14,553,. 00 Hoot rly (he a.th4= Savings Sa:ks, er' Commissioners of iiiillel3C,Ziif Di.: Acta.) 8,191,800 Otkir Deposits 8,003,203 7 Day k other Bills 003,873 133,619,084 Sept. 17, 18411. 1 - G - c;:eTireiet Securities S (iseludies Dead • Weight Itssavrity) 11,N1,1410 Other Securities 1;321,1116 Fates Geld and Silver Otist - 468,888 533 816,464 xmisHALL, mer culgte. iIUGAR.—Tan AVIZAOE Paws or RTC/Al.—The produce of the British Possessions in America, computed from the return* made in the week ending the 13th day of Sept, 1646, is 325. Sid. per fart. Sugar, the produce of the lgainitios, in 31s. 3d. per cwt. goof, the produce of the East Indies, is 37n. I lad. per cwt. the &versa prior of the three foregoing descriptors of Sugar, Jointly, is idt. id. per cwt. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o' Clock. A telegraphic despatch has reached town from Paris, announcing the escape of Don CAatos from the state of surveillance in which he has for some time resided. The " moral " and " physical" force Repealer have come to blows at Belfast. The former assembled for the purpose of passing a vote of unlimited confidence in O'CONNELL ; but, the admirers of Mr. SMITH OR a IEN having mustered in considerable numbers, the place of meeting was soon turned into a regular bear garden ; and recrimination, retort, and several set rows gave a pleasing variety to the evening's per formances. The proceedings were terminated by the retirement of the chairman, who left the room in possession of the physical force men, without venturing to put the original resolution. The applications for relief are so numerous and so urgent that the Lord-Lieutenant of Ireland has appointed two days in each week for the sole purpose of examining into the correspondence, and directing such necessary measures of relief as may beet seem suitable to meet each emergency. The Comet steam-vessel, Lieutenant-Commander JOHN STON, has arrived at Kingstown, and landed 20,0001. sterling of the money she carried over for the relief of the distressed Irish. She then proceeded to Water ford, where she would land another moiety of the 80,0001., and from Waterford she would proceed to Cork. The Chamber of Commerce at Manchester has ad dressed the following memorials to the Government : "To THE RIGHT HON. THE VISCOUNT PALMERSToN, HER MAJESTY'S PRINCIPAL SECRETARY OF STATE POE FORSIIIII A TPA I RS. " The Memorial of the Directors of the Manchester Com- mercial Association. " Respectfully showeth,—That a memorial was addressed by this Association to the Earl of Aberdeen, your Lordship's predecessor, on the 14th day of February last, complaining of the frequent detention and alteration in the days of sail ing of her Majesty's packets at Rio de Janeiro. That in the document referred to, your memorialists stated in detail the dates of arrival of the several packets at Rio, the days of sailing thence, together with the periods of their detention there, which latter had, up to December, 184.5, averaged up wards of six weeks. That the following is a statement of like particulars to the date of the latest arrival : an[l:e.i at Rio. —l4;6l— F Ortn i e Thrtto=ll;;eyli;iceParia r : the " Railway Clircatele of any Nelmeeder. RAILWAY CHRONICLE TRAVELLING CHARTS may be had at all the Stations on each Line. Taa Flaw OF Tax Slane. LONDON to BRIGHTON, containing 83 Engravings, in a wrapper, price Id. Tax Secogn or TEE Sous, LONDON to WOKING and GUILDFORD, With 51 Mostrations, In a wrapper, price 4d. Tag Tamp or rag Seas, LONDON to RICHMOND, Containing 15 Engravings, in a wrapper, price 3d. Tai Portia or WIZ SRAM, LONDON to WOLVERTON, Containing 44 Engravings, In a wrapper, plias SE. Furl or ma Samna. LONDON to TUNBRIDGE WELLS, Containing 53 Engravings. in a Wrapper, prim Id. Nearly ready, LONDON TO OXFORD. LONDON to CAMBRIDGE. LO NDON to sorriumproN. LONDON to DOVER. I LONDON to GOSPORT. Published at the Railway all Cbroakle °Mee, by J. Frauds ; may he had of bookiellass. racket of Expresn Petrel seeguil Penguin Swift ...... Nov., 1845 1 Dee., 1845 1 lan., 18 Feb., 146 4 i March, 1846 1 April. 1846 Crane I.:press ,November 'musty 9, 181 January 23, 18.1 Feb. 21, 181 P r !? !!'. 184. A May 42 dap 37 84 37 32 23 37 April 23, 18161 ° May 10, 1846 .June 30, 1846; That although the latter statement affords evidence of a alight amendment, much need of greater regularity still exists. That the irregularities complained of have not only been productive of great inconvenience to the mercantile community, but also of severe loss to many parties, particu larly those having extensive exchange business to transact, owing to the great fluctuations in the rate continually oc curring. That parties expecting remittances by the Brazi lian mails have no means of calculating the date of their probable arrival, so great uncertainty attends their days of sailing on their homeward voyage. That in this case the public are rendered more impsticnt of delay, in consequence of the great punctuality which characterises the departure and arrival of our Indian and North American correspond ence. May it, therefore, please your Lordship to direct that in future the detention of her Majesty's packets at Rio de Janeiro may be as short, and the alteration in the days of sailing as few, as the exigencies of her Majesty's service will permit. "And your memorialists, &c." "To THE RICHT HON. THE VISCOUNT PALMERSTON, HER MAJESTY'S PRINCIPAL SECRETARY OP STATE FOR FOREIGN AFFAIRS. " The Memorial of the Directors of the Manchester Com mercial Association " Respectfully showeth,—That the unsatisfactory state of the relations between this kingdom and the government of Brazil has long been a source of deep anxiety to your me morialists. That British merchants, in their dealings with Brazil, being at present unprotected by treaty, are exposed to evils of a very serious nature. That your memonalista more particularly allude to the operation of a law enacted by the Brazilian government in September last, conferring on the local authorities the right to administer the effects of all foreigners dying either in or out of that country and leav ing property therein, unless such foreigners as are subjects cf gates having treaties with special and different stipulations. That this subject has already been frequently brought under the notice of the Earl of Aberdeen, your Lordship's prede cessor, by the merchants residing in Brazil, as well as by those of this town, and also by your memorialists, in a com munication dated the 14th day of February last, to which reference is now made. That one of the circumstances which have hitherto tended to complicate the settlement of this question, namely the distinction drawn by this Govern ment between the duties levied upon the import of slave and free-labour rums, being now altogether changed by the unconditional equilization of both species of produce in our markets, your memorialists confidentially hope that the way is at length opened to its final satisfactory ajustment. "Your memorialists therefore humbly pray your Lord ship's immediate attention to the state of our relations with Brasil, with the view to the adoption of such measures as may relieve the property of deceased British subjects situated in that country from such interference on the part of the Bra zilian authorities as your memorialists now complain of. " And your memorialists, &c. „ Manchester, Sept., 1846. Although the crops generally in Belgium are reported to be much more favourable than throughout Germany, or even F ranee, yet the greatest anxiety pre vails about the prospects of the poor and labouring classes for the coming winter. Pauperism was alarm ingly on the increase. " The statistics of Belgian pauperism, (observes the Antwerp /awned dx Commerce), give the num ber of paupers, beggars, the vicious, or detained in the depdfs of mendicity in 1842, at 800,000 ; this year they are rated at 1,000,000." The number is equal to 2.5 per cent. of tke whole population of the kingdom. " Misery," it is said, " was extending over Belgium as leprosy spreads over a human body." The want of sufficient employment, it ' may be ga ered, with its wretched rate of retribution when rotated, were at the root of the evil. Whatever the supply of food, or the price, the means of purchase were wanting. From infirmatiotui taken on the spot in various parts where the &strew; was perhaps not the most severe, by respectable persons who had proceeded, or had been deputed there for the purpose, it was found that those families whose members were employed wholly or partiall and were able to gain from 10 to 15 centimes (Id. to l id.) per day, were among the number who suffered least; whilst families scarcely able to obtain 50 centimes (5d.) in a whole week were as miserably destitute almost As those altogether without work, therefore not gaining at all. The remedypropoani for this frightful ($1 No. 16.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPT. 18, 1846. [3d. MAGAZINE of DOMESTIC ECONOMY.— complete in Basen VOINIDeII. price Al 13e. No present could be selected of snore useful kind then this rideable work, windy complete in seven volumes, and Wand in dart dote, lettered, has been reduced from £2 2a. Ed. to LI U.. It le replete with lafoemadoa not to be found in any other work, and beteg care fully indexed b eadly referee, to. N. B.—Any single volume may be bad, price ifs. Bd. Landon: W. 8. Orr sad Co.; and W. and R. Manske% Edieburgh. social disease proposed is, that government should either grant a loan to rills w illing to nodertake the draining, and otherwise bringusg into cultivation extensive tracts of waste lands in the Can - spine and Luxemburg, on which one half of the indigent population might be employed or located ; or guarantee a minimum rate of 3 per cent. interest, my to the annual charge of three millions of francs to the state, to such capitalists se should be willing to embark in the enterprise on their own account, and would expend one hundred millions of francs in reclaiming these wild lands of bog and morass. Lisbon letters state that in consequence of the unsettled state of the island of Madeira, SENHOR AVILA, formerly Finance Minister, has been sent to that place by the Government, with full powers to endeavour to conciliate all parties. COMMITTAL OF CAPT. RICHARDSON. MANSION-ROL/SR.—Tun Case or Carr. RICHARD sow.—The prisoner was again brought before the Lord Mayor, on the charge of having converted a 101. into a 5,01.41. eheaue, as Chairman of the Worcester, Tenby, and Ladle+ Railway Company, and thereby defrauded Megan. Cowen and Co., the banker. Mr. Rdwerd lugletiack, clerk in Messrs. Coutts' bank, examined:—The prisoner called at the bank, sad asked for the Innsehere of amount which were in the names of Richardson and others ; but he declined to give them without the signatures of all the parties to the amount. The prisoner stated es a reason fee d them, that be himself was Mr. Richardson. Witness said be knew that, bet that it was contrary to the practice of the bank to do otherwise than he bad already stated. Mr. Richardson was accompanied by two gentlemen, whom witness did not then know. One of them he since heard wee Mr. Fry, solicitor to the company, who asked if Captain Richardson could see the vouchers, to which witness replied that to that there was nociWeetion, and acccedingly brought them, in company with another clerk, named Longden, whom melt with Capt. Richardson to see that they were not mita away. Witness afterwards returned to Captain Riehardsoa, wile said that the cheque for 5,0001. was a forgery, but that his signature to it was genuine ; and, on asking him if he thought the other signa tures also genuine, he said that such was his belief. Witness said that if it were a forgery he did not think that Mears. Coutta' ware responsible, and on going for Mr. Coltherst, cue of the directors of the Bank, Captain Richardson repeated, in his presence, that the cheek was a forgery, but that the signatures were genuine; adding, that it had been drawn in his own handwriting for 101., and that be passed it away as a cheque for that amount. Mr. Colthurst thereon observed that it was a frightful fraud.—Cromexamin . ed by Mr. Clarkson : Showed that cheque to Mr. Baroham, a stationer, in the Strand, who was of opinion that it had been altered. (Andet, observed nal= Mr. Clarkson, Mr. Ba is not produced . ) — Mr. Pule ford, secretary to the company, examined : H adseen five or six blank cheques about the 30th April, signed by Mr. Whitmore and others, bat not by Mr. Stephen son. Mr. Vi hitrisore was leaving town, and Captain Richardson asked him to sign some cheques for the purpose of paying solicitors' and other bills, which had not up to that time undergone taxation, and Mr. Whit more did so. Those were the only blank cheques bearing the signatures of directors he had teen. The Chief Clerk then proceeded to read the depositions of the several witnesses, for the purpose of haying them attested and signed. On reading those of Mr. Stephenson, that gentleman was, at the request of Mr. Clarkson, handed three cheques by Mr. Colthurst, dated in May, and bearing his (witness's) signature, which he swore he attached to them :after the cheques had been filled up. After seeing those cheques, although he did not recollect where he signed them, he was still prepared to swear to the best of his recollection, that he never signed any cheque in blank, in his capacity of director of the company. —Mr. Clarkson then took occasion to correct a mistake into which some of the public journals had fallen, respecting a I question he had put to Mr. Stephenson on the last occasion. He said, " I give you notice that there are persons in court who have seen the cheques to which I refer," and not as re ported, " I have seen the cheques, &. c." Mr. Clarkson also wished it to be distinctly understood that he did not in the remotest degree attribute Mr. Whitmore's absence to any criminal participation In this affair. He ex pressed a desire for the pretence of Mr. Whitmore, simply in order to obtain from him in evidence what he could not get from Mr. Pulsford, namely, that Mr. Whitmore had , signed blank cheques as a director of the company.—The prisoner was then committed to • Newgate to take his trial, on the charge of felony, on Monday, the 21st instant, at the Central Criminal Court, and the several witnesses were bound over in their recognisance* of 40/, to attend and give evidence upon that occasion. COMMERCIAL er MARKETS. MELD', Beast aid Islieses. Dubai We lst la, Si &milk awl Embldllea, I OL endows MM Western, 201 Kid.OLMabLh Cs. T. &madam amd_ .ftsta 7s. ad. Cork Ind Waftehe& Sad. had. IMINSIIICO Alta& is& >w-Ye, Mot 11.11. 01 LL Dusan sal Fiat aft Plb. Edinburg! sad Gissow, 70 1 &OA 17i cork, Bhr.lQk., & Parise, 10a Dub. Dun. & Ratlihnnials, 64.2 d. Great Number, 6s. Gt. S. & W. Extension from Tan. plem. to 1 1 :m &abaft. N. 6d. Mid. Gt W. Ex. to Gal., 21s. 6d. Wexford. Cart. & Dublin J., 3a2d. I, parr. 16. _ !dimorph and Newport, 404. Great North of Scotland, 14a. 6d. London and York, 42a 6d. N. British.E.l. toCar. 629.66. 82a. Ditto Firths, 71 Scottish Onstral, 191 Scottish Cen. itOdedonian J., Us. Scottish Grand Junction, 12a. PRODUCE. MINCING Ltalt.—Half-past Two.—The Sugar met has been firm again and a full average amount of /miner has bean does in West India, the refiners have bought freely during the week and prices must be con sidered 6d. dearer than last Friday, for all descriptions ex empt low brown; 1600 Bags . Bengal offered in p u bli c min went off at former prices, a portion of extraordi ary fine Whites sold at 60s. 6d. to 61s. 6d. ; prioes die were considered very high, u lumps are selling from 61s. 6d, to 64e. ; the latter fully equal to the standard quality. 2700 bags China Sugar chiefly sold in public sale from 46e. to 605., which was about its current value. Coffee. —6OO bags of good Plantation Ceylon were offered, but buyers did not appear at full prices, and they were bought 111'07.64a. and 665. A small public sa l e o f 3,.W bags middling white Bengal was brought forward; 19s. was offered, the importer bought them in at 20e. Saltpetre. -1.500 bags Refraction 31 sold at 26e , which established a destine of folly 3d. Spices sold at last public role's currency. Russ continue, dull. Proof Leewards 2s. 4d. Tallow steady. 435. new, old 425. 6d. Cotters—The speculative demand has materially subtitled, but prices remain Arm. PRICES CURRENT. SUOMI, per cwt. Mee laths, B.P. Derr eau. d. a d. Brown... . ...... 43 0...44 6 Yellow It Grey :45 0...43 0 Fine . 49 0.520 Itaaritnejwi;WS 6.4 0..43 0 Yellow • 43 0...47 0 Fla& ' • 400.530 Beogalkllagres.bc 34 0...43 • Yellow 43 0...47 0 Whits • 40 0..57 0 Itewv— 34 0...4S 9 44 0... M • Illid en.m.o .llambro wtalte '::ls , 47 l 0 6 64 :...: 86 72 0 0 0 Zama 1 Wed *Oa, ord 25 airy Good. as Fine . . ,70 Ceylon, iOni Wen: n. 17 39 Pine Fine 4i ordinary. Modia, good to ItneS2 Costa Rica, °idi om to Or 04 Sumatra and Pa- - -- n Grow.. West Wu 34 Foreign sl TIBA. at per 11 Comm, comma. 0 at per Bengal white !1.1 Argo ls 1ara.....- ......... 14 Patna Carolina.... ...... Rum at per Leeward 0... 40 0 0... SO 0 0...100 0 0_ 40 0 0... 43 0 0... 10 0 .. 08 0 0... U 0 0... 25 0 6_. 46 0 0... 63 0 94...0 101 i rt. 0... 19 6 0... 10 0 0.. 25 0 0... 36 0 -- 1'1o;f Demerara, 26 to 36 per coat. O.P 2 10 3 2 ].make, 3 0 o per cent. O.P. 3 4 .. 9 Favourite marks 4 4 ... 4 9 Brandy, Ist bran& 3 0 6 0 FLAX, per tan. C. s. C. a. Rip, P.T.R. 44 0...33 0 St. Petersburg, 9 bead '4O 0 . 0 0 Dutch and Ykadalt 3 3... 8 3 Frieslsad St 30 0...30 10 ,40 0...39 10 Wawa 27 0...27 1 ...... 30 0...34 29 0...30 30 0...34 YaoIW 24 0...26 East ladia flana IS 0..13 Bombay IS 0...17 Jute Tamow, at per eat. At. Peterak new YC 42 3...42 Bough Fat 3 44 0 'La, at per ewt. Banta 9l 0. 94 straits Cam. in Web' 93 0... 0 t. s Lon, at per tan. Bars Figs. No. 1. Hoops ll 5...11 10 Cargo atCardif bar 8 10... 9 0 Swedish ll 3... 0 0 Laub, at per ton. best Peet lB 15 10 10 19 15...19 I Bars 2l 10 .. 0 Patent shot 21 10...22 red or Leh= Speller Ohs, per 232 lap. pl. d.p. Fish, Bna4 pale 29 o._ 0 straw l7 o_lB brown Is *kw 25 9. 18 Sperm 77, 0...79 Head Matter BO 0...80 1 Cod 27 19..27 1 South Rea Olive,Oalllpoil,p.ten 41 0...41 Cocoa Nut B5 0...26 End. HaPar p. per tun 33 0 . 0 Linseed Plitnvintilli, per cwt. Butter—Cork, Ist_ 94 0...93 2n4 00 0 91 3rd 84 0..86 Dublin, Ist. .... - 0 0... 0 Limetick, do 9l 0...93 Carlow, Ist Newry. lia Waterford 00 0...95 Beet, India, par tierce Prime Maas 0 0... 0 Pork, prime mesa 72 6..75 Baron-Pork, Lark 168 0_72 Do., Beihst Bacon, Waterford, art. 46 0...70 46 0 ..54 Lar ße d,Belfast,prfrk I Waterford, do j Ditto Bidder Ilmsa, On and Cow, at per lb. B. A. rod Y. Vkieo, a d. s. a. 64.,.0 74 Rated 0 4 . .0 5 U Bras il, lted 0 4 dry 0 ..0 nsao 54 84 Rio, try 0.0 6 Lima IfeValp 0 4 5..0 6 West Ind* dry . 0 1...0 6 Baited 0 ...0 5 East India 0 .0 104 Kips, B. Ayres, dry 0 7 . .0 8 Rush, dry 0 84...0 9 S. Arner.llone, per hide 8 0...18 0 Rtimiu, ditto 6 6...10 6 Dra Wouna, at per too. a. t v. Logwood, Jamaica._ 4 .. 4 10 Heehaw Cautpeaeby 6 10 . 8 10 nadir., Jamaica 5 10... 6 0 Cuba 9 0 . 9 10 Nicaragua, large and solkl l4 0 .15 0 Brasil Una 13 0...10 0 Sawn 14 0..,17 0 Bed ikurdera 5 10 .. 5 13 Brazil 50 0...56 0 COltN. MARK•LANE, Two o'clock. The little English Wheat on sale in Mark-lane this morning was disposed of to our town =Men, at previous quotations. A few west country buyers attended our market to-day, and took off a moderate quantity of free foreign Wheat at prices fully equal to those of Monday. But few transactions took y Laos in either hooded Wheat or Flour. Fine malting Barley is scarce, and sells readily at high rates. Distillery Barley met a brisk sale, but the value of it, as well as of grinding sorts, is unaltered. We continue to be moderately supplied with Oata. This article is purchased by both dealers and consumers in limited quantities, as these gentlemen have no confidence that the present high prima will be maintained in the face of largi an • supplies. s were inquired for, and several parcels of old English were taken this morning for shipment coastwise. Peas fully as dear as on Monday. BRITISH. BYiuws. P. Chow. , W/EZAT, Faye: sad Kent Red... -55 to 57 61 White . 57 to 61 to 65 Norfolk and Suffolk 53 to 33 36 do. .55 to 59 to 63 Talavera (Ewer: or Suffolk) .. . Cambridge& Lincoln Red to to White to to - & Scotch do. —to do —to to —to d 0... —to— to - okt 31 to 36 is • Is 31 . 32 to 33 3S le 40 Chevailet N to 42 ant to 44 32 to 31 .... pale 60 to 64 - . Irish do_. Rm. 34 to 38 Basuxv. Fending ••• •• Malting Irish Burk Wu., MALT .N to OATI4 Eng lll4l Peed 21 to 26. lid... Black . 23 to 2do Oct Ditto Pollan& 26 to 274 Od...Potato.. 27 to I% Od Berwick andacotairord24 to 26. Od...Potato.. 22 to 30a Id Iriab Feed .21 to 23 to 2311 Od..Btatk 23 to 21. Od Ditto Potato 2 9. 3d to 36. Od rff...., Grn• St to 36. Od...Maple.. 33 to 374 Od Blue 33 to 8.....t0=a1. 6O to 64 White to O. .52 to 56 Reyee, Mazowt.... le .......... .17 to 39 old 42 to 14 Harrow .516 l• 40 Rona 40 to 42 old 46 to 45 Two, New Soria( ..... M Now Mater— to old -- to Ittrieseo, New lO to 42 Per cwt. Ctoezatatn, Red M White to Per Osamu& Lonumo Cum SI! _Ol. to £l2 Us. Per abet ef *fibs Flora, Town made, delivered 48 to 48 }lee Household 41 to 46 Norfolk and Suffolk . 19 to 41 White* .... 41 to 41 Northumberland, Lincoln, and l'orlethire . ..... . —to Same: and Kent — to Irish . to Shillmes per qr. trososnal. FOREIGN. Ihitypaid. to Bond. Waco., Dantzie and Konigaberg ......37 to GO One to Ga.. 47 to 34 Pomer-inean, Ituaock, and Stettin, new 64 to 01...411 to so French and Brabant Iknuati and liamburo 32 to U... 44 to 43 Ruan'na 43 to 5I -Egyptian —to —... to Danube and °dorm 44 to 411...110 to 43 Spanish, hard to _ to ..... --Amindion /I to Rea Baal" Peeling U to SO Minn so so 12 . to Lammas UIs di Leen OMB 111 to . to Oars Itasdan 24 to 25 to Pamerannot and Stralatmd Biretta& Lod Danish Priercland and Dutch Ditto Drew. b Bun % Tick Small Earypthui. s4 to 34 Timor to —..— to run Grty hite 36 to SI IDA= ..—. 43 to 44 .. to Taws, Old to new to —Anse to Duty free Luniaan, Baltic and Russian Mediternmean end Odom 40 to 46 .. do. do. Raman 38 to 40 Sated 34 to 36 .. do. do. Cioraaarin, Red to —White to —p. cwt. Duty 10a 6d. p. cwt RAPEAEED CAKES tree of duty, pee too, C 5 Sr. to C 3 10a. Lineup CAKIK Dutch and German ditto S 7 Oa. to £7 10.1. Ditto French and American ditto 17 10s. to to 34. per Brl. of 196 lbs. Floc; Amesiaut, in Hood 26 to 27 Daatair sad Hamburg 24 to 25 ()wadi= (Duty 71d. pm barrel) Enoch free to per Sack of 280 lbs. IMPERIAL AVERAGE& _ Bar ow. I Aug. 15 per Qua[. tr. 2 t ri 265 1 %1124s Od 2r6d 39. 641 lid 22 . . 45r Id 77s 3d 23s 3d 30. 7d 6d 36s Od 29 . . 4511 11c1 27s 5d123a 30s 10d 39s 9d 36s 9d Sept. 5 . . 47s 10d 29s Id 225 Od 316 10d 9s 9d 3317 6d 10 . . 49e Od 3ls Od 23s 2.2 12s 7 406 4.137 s Id 17 . . 50s 7d 234 5d 32s 401 lld 10d ••er. 47s 2d 23s Is 4d 404 Od s Id Od Is Od 6d 3s Od 34 0 " 6 weeks' Age. Ave. 1474 Duties on For. Drain 1102 Ass -la -4 110 4 38 Od L0,,D031 Avitasoss rem vs Wsor maw eery. 17.-Wheat, Ma. 7d. ; Barley, 395. ; Oats, 235. Sd.; Rye, 365. 7d.; Beans, 14s. Id.; Peas, 30s. M. ARRIVALS SINCE MONDAY INTO LONDON. Qrs.Eoldish. Irish. Foreign. Wheat I 2,30 6620 Barley Oats ll3O 2270 1040 Floor, 2240 .ack 11,610 barrel& ; malt, too. LYNN, SEPT. 17.-We continue to be well supplied with Wheat, and the trade rather heavy, at *decline of Is. per quarter. DEVIZES, SEPT. 17.-We had a large supply of Wheat, which met rather a dull sale at about last week's prices, a considerable quantity remaining unsold. In Barley but little businets doing ; 455. • quarter was asked for a sample of new, but not given ; prices were about u last week. The supply of Oats was good, and the sale dull. Beans and Peas were in moderate supply, and but little business doing. The supply of Rye was large, and the sale slow, price from 19s. to 904. a tact. Tares were in large supply, and the trade was hen a t from 21s. to 235. a sack. noes were u fol low :- beet white, 565. to 625. per qr. ; do. red, 50s. to 60s. ; inferior do., 365. to 42a. ; Barley, 345. to 43a. ; Oats, 255. to 28e: ; Beans, new, 409. to 455. ; Peas, 365. to 411. ; Flour, line, 455. to 50s. per sack ; seconds, 404. to 465. SHEFFIELD, SEPT. 15.-To-day we had a better supply of all kinds of grain than we remember seeing for 4tit MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Quarter to Three o'Clock.—There seems to be little doubt that the Hebrew party have been quietly endeavour ing to slip out of stock, although they may not have been able to succeed to any great extent, Consols have declined in consequence, and for money are now quoted 9-51 ; for time, 95/ to 6. Exchequer Bills, 10s. to 14s. premium. The news from Paris (where received by telegraph), in the second edition of a morning paper, of the " escape of Don Carlos," created a great agitatian in the ((weir house, where everybody became sellers at once: The prices of Spanish bonds fell forthwith, amidst some confusion. The Fives are now quoted 261 to 7 ; the Threes, 371 to 8, but these prices can be regarded as little more than nominal, as there is no disposition to purchase, except for realising profits made on previous axles. Portuguese are nominally 42 to 4 ; Mexican also 2.5 to 1. But in these and other foreign securities scarcely any transactions took place, so entirely engrossed were dealers and speculators with Spanish affairs and bonds. The list below gives the general quotations. ENGLISH FUNDS. Book Stock, 210 12 3 per Gt. Red. 3 per Cent- Calmat., 933 GC, PRICES.—Tuar.r to'Cioun. Ditto for Met., 'JSI 6 3k per Cents, Eichequer Bills, 10s. to 11s. N FUNDS. - - - - - - S per Ct. Austrian Bat., - 44 per Ct. Belgian Bda., 97 9 2i per Cent. ditto, 55 7 5 per Ct. Brazilian Bds., U 90 5 per Cent. New Bras. Bak, 8 7 9 6 per Ct. Buenos Ayres Bds., 42 4 6 per Ct_ Clulian Bds., 101 3 6 per Cent. Columb. der. Bds., Columbian Equador 31 4 3 per CL Danish BdA., 98 90 25 per et. Dutch 8d.., 595 60 4 per Cent. Daub Cert., 945 5 1 per Cent. Grenada Bds., 21 Grenada Deferred MD., 34 4 S per Ct. Mexican, 25 6 per Cent. Peruvian Oda., 37 9 Portuguese Cone. lids., 42 4 5 per Ct. Ruaaian lido., 110 11 5 per Ct. Spanish Bda., 261 7 3 per Cent. Spanish gds., sri I Spanish Deferred Bds., 17 6 Spanish Passive Ms., sl 6 2 per et . Venezuela Ms., 42 4 Venezuela Deice/9d Bda., 124 13 RAILWAYS. Except in Oxford and Cambridge, which were firmer and rather better in price this morning, the share and scrip market was in a depressed state, and pnces still looking down. French lines were decidedly weak. Manchester and Leeds, Leicester and Bedlced, &c., &c., all worse. BRITISH AND FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Amber., Not., 800., & k:. Jn., 11 2 Birmingham and Glotionster, 130 Bristol & Gloucester, 311 1 Buckinghamshire, 1 a Caledonian, Sham 11 Cambridge and Oxford, 11, 1 Chester and Holyhead, 245 Cornwall, I Eastern Counties, 221, 2 Bitto York Extension, 25 East Lancashire, 221 Fly & Huntingdon, 51 Gt. Sn. & Wn. !Ireland', 291, 301 Great North of England, 229 30 Great Western, 140, ex. new Do. 1 Shares, 201 201 Do. New, 31 p. Leeds and Bradford, 701 Leicester and Bedford, I d Leic. Tam. Cos. Dir. and Trent Valley Junctionj d. par London& Biackwall, New, 41 Lond Brighion,4o{ iez new don: d Croydon, 22 London and Greenwieh, 91 London & North West, 2001 201 1)o. Quarters, 235 3 Do. Do. New Shares, LS 141 p Do. Fifths. 191 London and S. Western, 701 Do. New, 261 London and York, 21 2 Do. 1 Shares, Lon., &lb., and Yeovil, 1 Lc= and Ely, 161 Man. and Leeds, 1 sh., 49 Do. Fifths, 01 Birmingham and Dudley, Y p Boat., Siam., & (261. d , Chesh. & Birk. ah.), p East. Counties Y. Ea., 4.1 p 6 E. Lan. late Mukha. &Preen, St Hdradd, Halifax, at Bdfd., 94e p Hdradd. St Man. IL &C., 14 p Fidrand. and Shed in., 6 p Lancah. and N. Torah., 15316 I as Leeds and Think, 44 4 d Leeds, Dews., & Manchester, 2 p Leicester and Bedford, 4 d Lon., Man. and Bir. I A, p North British Carlisle, 81s. Amber., Nott., Bus., &c, Bps. 6d. BudrinßAa 9a lOs. d Pres., & . Bid., 9s. 6d. 16 ' 0717Wcatera, 2is. Lo a don h NorthWeer,;l4 198188 Amb., Not., Boston, &c., d. Arm., Ugh., & Man., 11 p. By., Woken, & Dud., (li c) Bir., Wolver., & 81,, 11, 2:4.9d. North btaMordshire, Si p. LEEDS, Budder'. and She,. 5j p. Leeds and Bradford, 446 p. Dewsbury Branches, 19e. 20e. p. New Th11'1911,3 d. — Do. Extensio n , ij p. Kan. and Bir. 1 sit (B) 13 121 Ditto ditto (C) 81 9 Man., Buxton, and Matlock, 11 p Man. and Southampton, 11 Midland, 134 Do. New, 35 Newcastle and Lerwick, 26 Norfolk, 133 4 Do. Extension, 21 North British, 361 Do. 1 Mares, 16 Do. Oirlisle Extension, 4 North Staflbrdehire, 3.1 North.. Banbury, & Melt, 11 f Olt, Wore., and Walt-arida., 8 Scottish ectral, l Shropahir C e Unio ei n, 1 id. S. Eastern & Dmer, New (301.), No. 3,17 f ex. dlr. Ditto New (15/.), No. 4, 31 South Wales, 4 f Vale of Neath, If West Riding Union, 21 1 p Wilts, Somerset, It Weymouth, 5 York and Newcastle, 401 Dutch Rhenish, 5 Italian and Austrian, If, Louvain k la Sambre, f Luxembourg, lf Namur and Liege, 11, 2 Northern of France Conk, 141, 14 Orleans and Bordeaux, 6 f, Paris and Lyons Coast., 61 ex Int Paris and Strasbourg Cant., 41 Sombre and Meuse, 34 ffTER, Sac.. 17. Do., Quarters, C. B. 7 . 1 p. Do., Quarters, 7 p. London and York, 1 Wan. and Leeds Extension, 1 i d North Eastern, 265. X 26.. d Oldham Mancha, ip oidhaas, Mad., kn., 9.16 e 1 c Raetf. and Man. 1 (No. 3) 1.16 d p Shrop. Union, It. & C.,1 7-16 d South East. 4 (No. 4), 9.16 p Trent re., Mid., &Ccd..311, 1 P West Riding Union, 213-16 p Whitehaven & Furness, 6 d Smr.l7. North Staffordahire, 31 p Shrorwhire Union, 1 d West Riding Union, 41.95. 41.85. Leeds, Woad., & 29a. I,eicester and Bed., 12a. LAM, Sur. 17. Rugby and Leamington, 3 p Do. Registered, 2 p. Shrew., WoL, & S. Stat., 3a. 9d. d. Shrop. O. Rail. & Canal, 18s, 3d. d Trent VaL,lfirt&GraJn., 1 p. East India, f p. Burr. 17. - • - East LnZhire 81 p. Leeds and Think, 41 I. N.Britisb, Carl. 8h.,575. Us. 6d.p. Ambergate, 12s. 6d. d. Boston, Stamford, &c., 11s. d. Clitheroe Junction, 18s. 6d. d. Limp., °flask., kc., 4 Si. 19a. p. 741t;nndDrif. hi., 135., 12s. p. Mattock and Buxton, Its. p. North Western, 3s. 64. 3s. p. Leeds & Dews., 2 p. SW-, Both= lls. 10s. d. Piropehir• Union, 3s. 4. W. Riding Unica. 41.91. 41.34.64. p Riad. & Manchester, II p. Direct Northern, 16s. d. E. and W. Yorkshire, 1i d. Grand Unks. 13s. d. rel:; eal. Id. some time pest, the grater part of which went off steadily at last week's prices. We had seve ra l goo d p arce l s o f new Oats on offer, most of which found buyers at our quotations. New Wheat was also in better request. Wheat, old 19s. to 20a. ; new ditto, 21s. to 22 5 . Bd. Beans, 16e. to la. per lead. Oats, old 22a. to 24a. ; new ditto, 26e. to 28a. Barley, old 32.. to 345. ; new dittn, 37a. to 42a. per quarter. Coax, San. 16.-The following meet were realised at Peseta this day :-White Wheat, 28a. to 315. 6d. I .' per 20 Mae; red Wheat, 20a. to 30s. per 20 stone • Barley. 13e. Bd. to 16s. per 16 stone; Bert, 14a. 4d. to 14s. id • Oats 13s. to 15a. 7d. per 14 stone. LIMERICK, SEPT. 16.-We have a continuance of most magnificent weather here, and the harvest is all but safe, even in the most backward and mountainous districts. We had rather a Larger supply of Wheat to-day than last market, which was slowly taken off principally by millers, at about last currency. Oats for meal supply are cheaper fully Id. per stone than last week, price now ranging from 12d. to 121 d. per stone of 14 lbs. The little 'Barley as yet coming to market is taken at same rate. BELFAST. SEPT. 13.-Wheat-The supply con- tinues tolerable, and prices firmer. Since our last report a further advance has taken place, as the demand, both at home and from abroad, is good. New white, 10s. to 11..6d.; i new red, 10s. to 115. 3.1. ' • old, lls. to 12a. per cwt. Oats.- The quantity at market for the last week was araderably larger than the previous. New potato, of prime quality, brags freely fe. 10d. to 91. 6d. ; and Poland, a. lid. to 95. id.• old, 10s. to 10s. 6d. per cwt. Oatmeal.-'This 1 article lies rather declined: buyers being pretty well stocked. WATERFORD, SEPT. 16.-Our supplies of Wheat since the 16th have been liberal; but the receipts of Oats and Barley matinee quite inadequate to the demand. There 1 is no change to be noted in the value of Wheat, Oats, or • Barley, but we quote a farther advance on Maize ; in fact, on all the coarse kinds of food, so that the condition of our labourers and their &rain becomes every day more embarrassing. Superfine Flour commands ready sale at 43e. .4 to 46.. ' • seconds, 3&. to 38e. ; thirds, Els. to 335.; fourths, 20.. to 245. per sack of 280 lbs. ; O a t mea l, 18a. 6 .1. to 19s. ; ) Indian Meal, Ils. to 12s. per cwt.; Indian Corn, 255. to 295.; Prepared Mill Wheat, 31s. to 335. per barrel of 280 lbs. ; Oats (prepared), 15s. to 18s. per barrel of 196 lbs. EDINBURGH STOCK MARKET, SEPT. 18.-At this morning's market there was • huge apply of Scotch Wheat, which met *ready rale at la. to 2a. per quar.er over the rates of this dal week. There was net so much business done in a foreign Vv heat as of late, yet prime Dantzic and Rostock commanded ls. to 2s. advance. The quantity of Barley was larger than ea any market day sines harvest ; ens were Is. per quarter dearer, but inferior sold at abort week's rates. Oats were a dull sale, but no alteration in price. A good supply of new Beans, the quality inferior and prices down to 4s. 6d, per quarter. We quote prices as fol- low :-Old Wheat, top 765. average 61a. 3d. per quarter; new Wheat, top 70s. average 575. 3d. per quarter; general average of old and new Wheat, 59a. 4d. per quarter; Barley, top 41s. 1 average Xis. per quarter - Oats, top 355. 4d., average 29a. 111. per quarter ; Bea s, average 445. 3d. GLASGOW, SEPT. 16.-The arrivals of Wheat coast- wise, rid Grangemouth, are again considerable, amounting to 4,300 quarters since the 9th instant, and 2,700 quarters have been imported from Ireland : of all other grain the supplies are very small. From the United States about 5,000 barrels Flour, and 3,000 bands from Canada, have . I come to hand. The weather continues most favourable for winding up the northern harvest. There has been an active demand for Wheat and Flour since the date of our last II report ; and the advance then quoted has been fully sus- tained. In other articles the business has been limited owing to the paucity of samples offering. For a parcel of fresh old Norfolk Barley, 5216., 28s. per 3201 b. was ob- tained. At this day's market there was less activity in the trade than of late, and the extreme rates currently paid for Wheat and Flour during the last day or two were scarcely • supported. There was a great want of all kinds of spring ' Corn, and in the present scarcity high prices would be given. Several cargoes of new Oats from the Shannon are expected. A parcel of new Limerick white Wheat of fine quality brought 28s. Gd. per 2401 b. 4 1 , GERMANY.-From Frankfort it is stated that the Senate had published a proclamation, permitting the free 1 i ' importation of corn into the territory of the free city. The treasury was to refund to the Zollverein the duties payable upon these bread stuffs conformably with ; the general tariff by whi c h th e custom's confederation ' i ti is bound. The measure was rendered indispensable in : •, consequence of the excessive dearness of provisions. At 1 Coblentz an association of the citizens in more easy circumstances had been formed, with the object of pur- chasing 30,000 hectolitres of grain, which would be re-sold at 1 the first cost to the inhabitant., should the prices of corn ad- vance seriously during the winter. I H O PS. :I * BOROI'GrI MARKET. - Two o'Clock.-Mcsars. Pat- tenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that there is still a ! brisk demand, at the following prices :- i g Mid and Rest Kent., from £ 6 O P. to 7 OP. Wend ef limb 4 0 to 4 15 dom. lon -.. S 15 to to 7 1 10 Tendons 4 o 0 ! Taildkulliasla ....»......«.»............_.« 4 to 4 10 ' Yamikallumes3 1 0 0 to 4 4 Old Woe 2 0 to 4 0 IF CATTLE. I SatIIIIFIELD.-Treo o'clock. -Our supply of beasts . . is again large, and trade heavy. In very few instances does the price for best Scots exceed 4.., and 3s. 10d. is extreme price for the beet short horns. We have a large quantity of foreign Cows and Heifers, and of inferior quality, from our grazing districts, many J of which remain unsold. There are more than 300 from Holland, about 100 from Scotland, 250 Leicesters, 60 Lint:alas, and 230 from the neighbourhood of London. The supply of Sheep and Lambs is small, and trade quite as good; everything is freely disposed of at Monday's quota- tions; we have more than 1,000 from Holland and Germany. • Calves are plentiful, and meet with a heavy sale ; it is ex- ceedingly difficult to make more than 4s. 8(1. of a very choice one. The demand for Pip is large, and late prices fully supported. il• (Per stone of 611 a.) Beet Scote, Herefords, Re. 3a 1 to 4. 0 Best wort Huns. - 8 - 3 10 Beyond quality Beasts 2 1 - 3 4 Calves Pigs ... .. .... 4 -5 4 1 I Best Downs mg HaUseres. 4 - 5 0 Hest fang-web Ewes and wool nedier 4 - 1 6 Lamb. - 6 0 Besets at market, 1.058; Sheep end loads, 6,640; Calves, 383; Pip, 450. -41, West eolith/kid. BRIDGNORTH.--This fair was abundantly supplied with fat and store stock, the latter predominating. Fat cattle fetched 6d. to 61d. per lb., and were early sold off. Cows and Calves varied from 124. to eighteen guineas for gad ones. The show of Sheep was larger considerably than at former fain; those for the butcher sold readily from 61d. to 7d. ; good stores found purchasers at Rd. to 9,1. Mr. Baker, of Eardington, dispowd of a ocere:of good Ewes, weighing ,• more than 171 b.. a quarter, at two guineas each, and refused , 45/. offered for a superior score, which were afterwards I driven home. Lambs were scarce, and sold will. There was a good show of bones, principally for agricultural pur- poses ; prices demanded were high, and but few sales were effected. ABltliol. , : a lt i, N owing .-Thi toe fair stock, wag ,g . no t co r a t Seth,abundantly scarce. plied cattle and stores in general sold well, and nearly the whole were cleared away in good time, at remunerating prices. I Abundance of Sheep were penned, and stores were well Barron uta sold. Fat Sheep were also much advanced in price. Nearly the whole went off in the early part of the day. Beef may b e quoted a t Sid. to 6d., and Mutton from 61,d. to 7d. per pound. . ATIFLONE.-There was a good attendance and a ' large show of stock. Prices were high. Fat Bullocks sold for 164. ; fat Heifers, from 81. to 16/. ; store Bullocks, 81. to 151. . - yearling Calves, 61. • ' Lambs, 211. to 255. ,• Ewes, 30s. 4 TO 12s. ; Wedders, 325. to 47a. ; Pigs, 8s 4. 1. per score. There was a great number of horses, nearly all of an indif- ferent description, but no demand for them. • . . SHIPPLNG. Mane ARRIVED.-3 Dublin. • 2 Waterford. t I , I Donaghadee. ?- 4 1 French. 1 Flanders. 1 Guernsey and Jersey. - LONDON, Sept. 18.-Wind this day at noon, N.E., light . , breezes and cloudy. DEAL, Sept. 17.-W. to W.S.W.-Arrived--Pandora, 11" • Rio Grande ; from river and sailed, Tropic, for Hobart Town ; Herald, Rio ; Ch ristiania, New York. ' PORTSMOUTH, Sept. 17. -S. S. E.-Arrived - Herald, Maulmein. 1 ; Cowes, Sept. 17.-S. to S.W.-Arrived-Pilot, Quebec. SOUTHAMPTON', Sept. 17.-S.E.-Sailed-Clyde (s), W. •. Indies, fie.; Madrid (s), Lisbon, &e. • Ptymovra, Sept. 16.-Sailed-Mary Graham, Ceylon. Off, Industrie, New York, for Norway. BaurroL, Sept. 17.-N.-Sailed, 14th.-Dockfore, Quebec. 1 • THOON, Sept. 14.-Sailed-Eliza, St. John's, N.B. 16.- Peru, Demerara. .. t TOSHAR, Sept. 15.-Off-New York, New York. Coax, Sept. 15.-S.E.-Arrived-Lord Lambton, Pata- gonia. CAPS CLEA E.-Off (no date)-Lancashire Witch, Jamaica ; Lady Falkland, Quebec. REDCAR, Sept. 17.-The Robert and Hannah, of Whitby, I. e which was on the rocks off this place yesterday, drove off . with the tide and stink, and is now breaking up. Th H e ticit..in ,Sept. m l7 2, . -; 7. fro - m t. Woodbridge to Wakefield, Sailed-Humber, S John's, N. 8.; if . which sunk on Redcliffe Sand, on the sth instant, has t t i been weighed and taken up the river for repairs ; part of cargo saved is in a very damaged state. ,It Haawien, Sept. 17.-The Port Packet, of Lynn, bound to Antwerp, got on shore on the Long Sand, on the night , of the 15th instant, and was abandoned by the new-ax- - 1 rind here, with part of cargo, stores, and materials. The vessel has been since got off full of water, and dismasted. BOLT HEAD Sept. 15.-Off--Majestic, Calcutta. , tdo s u t. th jo Seas, , New Brunswick, under jurymasta, having been totally die- efi -°g 2lot - A E pril lita ; Co Fr l an um e tire , f. wiPthersl,zooo,teebearre, HEAD, 15 masted 12th ult. , i . HOLYHEAD, Sept. 16.-Off-Franconia, New Orleans, For Liverpool. . CLYDE, Sept. 14.-Arrived-Rainbow, Berbice, Antigua, and Belfast; Mina, Tobago ; Mar/ Harrison, Montreal. Drama, Sept. 16.-N. W. to S. E.-Arrived, 15th, Weft Lothian, San Sebastian. ••• For yesterday's Markets see last pie. ... . . ....„.: . . . . . . . .. . , ilt • 4 4 There ferent gonia. CAP L tlY 1 which with , The which been rived vowel