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THE WORKS of WALTER _SAVAGE LANDO& Including the Imaginary Cone rentions with • New and Original Series; Pericles and Avid' • Examination cot Shakspeare ; Pentarneron of Boccacioand Petraroi; Hellenic.. (now for the tir time published); Tragedim ; and Poems. With many tug° 4 additions throughout, and the author's last Orareerice. Edward Maxon, Dover. set NEW NAVAL SONG.—" A HEALTH to QUEEN VICTORIA." The Wont' and Music by the Axon rasa or Idsacuswr armory.. Price One Shilling. Publidied at the office of the Music Book, No. 1, St. Slide's Aram Fleet-street Now ready, New Edition reetoed and enlarged, cloth, is Gd. RURAL CHEMISTRY : an Elementary Introduc tion to the Study of the Science its Relation to Agriculture By I.:twain SULLY, P.R.S., P.L.&, PALS., Hon. Member of the Roy. I Agriculturel Society, England. Chapter I.—Objects of chemistry—Affinity—Nature of Combination and decomposition—The elementa--The air, Its properties and con. podtion—Oxygen snd nitrogen—Combmresults of combustion — c ar bonic acid goe —Water , Ice, and steam—Effects of frost—Latent of water—Hydrogen. Chapter ll.—Carbon, its different forms--Coheskst—Combustion and decay—Carbonic acid gas, produced by resonation, Co fermentation, &c.—Nature of acids and ssibi--Carburetted hydrogen, lire damps, coal gas—Compounds all definite —Combining weights— Carbonic oxide —Nitrogen combined with hydrogen forms ammonia —Nitric acid—Nitrates —Sulphur, sulphurous odds—Sulphuric acid, sulphates—SulPhuretted hydrogen--Chlorine, miriade acid—lodine, Bromine—Phosphorus, phosphoric acid. Chapter lll.—tta..es—Alkalies—Potaah, its properties—Carbonate and nitrate of potash, gunpowder—Soda, common salt, sulphate, car bonate and nitrate of soda—Ammonia, its carbonate, sulphate, mu. riate, and phosphate—The alkaline earths—Lime, its nature and pro. des—Carbonate, sulphate, and phosphate of lime—Magnesia, its carbonate, sulphate. muriate, and phosphate. Chapter IV.—The earths—Alumina, its properties—Alum, Silica, or "flicks acid—Silicates of potash and soda - Clear-Silicates in the soil, in plants—The metals, their oxides and salts-17, L 1 ottes= per tes —Sulphate of Iron, or green vitriol—Gold- 8 d —Zinc—Tin—Manganese—Loud—Metallic alloys. Chapter V.—Ot genie matter—Vegetable sablignln• üble 1 /Pli, or woody fibre—Starch, varieties of starch—Ows, soislis awl Insol —Sugar—Cane, and grape sugar—Gluten, demo% doldok legumine, fibtortesdlne—Sugar changes—Peosalleinn--ffilldt of wine— V acids —Vinegar, citric, tartaric, mile and oxalic acids— Oils, resins, gum mine, and colouring inetters—lnomuue 00118 ti• tuents of plants—Animal substanoes—Albemen—Elbrin—Blood, anu moicle—Casein, milk, and cheese—Cleledles—Pat—Bones, teeth, horn, &c.—Protein, food of animals—lligesien — Respindiw —arcu. laden of the blood—trine. Chapter Vi.—The food of plants—Sublimes .deenedi fr the air—Sauces of oxygen, hydrogen, ni sod sehem--11defteele derived frees the roil—seisms cd earthy at win, their lestation—Deee et Ivor tore of ells—'lib ease emillemis et selle—OrW6l l seatteee soils, humus, lonia saki. limielles la soils—Clemmilledek, Seelemf — Moicture, dz. eel teele-aMeepoe of Itifte-01Mee ef ne lessee— Itoote—Formatios cirgasie seetter—Flowee INK and organised matter —Vitality of embryo—Nolan an ° webs-- Earthy autetaraces in plants—Effects of climate—Action ofnicots on the air. Chapter VI I.—Deterioration of sone, its cause—Mdoe of maintair ing the fertility of the coil—Theory of fallowing—Rotation of crop SuWoil ploming—lnaining—Maure—Organic manure— An' manure connins nitrogen—Results of putrefaction—Sol o ' hydrogen—loes of manure—Liquid manure—A.‘-- -.no—Modes of affix iog ammonia, by ac''" a 1 eacresnents, 4M, itc.--Bt2oog of lifoF-1011*- F . sRO., jai*: =norm-Sawdust, lam= .Erlgatimi- Inormutic manures-Lime, chalk, marl, shell, sand--Gypsum-Pboi pbate of limo--Ashes-Burnt clap Boot, charcool-Cam liquor - ash -Alkaline salts-Nitrates, common telt-Salt and lime. Chapter VIM -Composition of particular crope-Compoiiition of Wheat-Barley-Oats-I:ye- Maim-- Bice-Buckwheat- Linseed- IlemP•sed-Oil-areds-licans- Peaa-Lentils- Vetches- Potatoes- Bastes, Jerwadern Artichoke Cabbage--Turnips -Sweet Patisto-Carrot-Parsnip-Clorer-Luoern-Saintfoln. Canposition of particular manures-Cow's urine-llorse dung-Pig's dung Humes escrement-Urtne -Bones of Oxen- -Covia-llorses--Pure raniyard dung-Guaw-Wood uhes-Lltivisted gaba-Peat ashes Publiabed at the °thee of Tim " .Ceven Oaamontaa' CHRONICL, and oricV4ll7l•L Winne, h Upper . wellinorton—..treett-earnen LATEST INTELLIGENCE, THIS DAY. Four o'Clock. The Acadia, with the American mails, had not ached Liverpool this morning at six o'clock. Our foreign express received this morning brought Paris letters and papers of Monday. The contradictory reports, proceeding from sources which the French public have been long accustomed to consider as authentic, respecting the ministerial protest against the proceedings of the three northern courts, engaged a considerable share of the atten tion of the Paris journals, and there prevailed a very unanimous judgment that these incompatibi lities and contradictions are explicable only in the manner in which they have been explained in our correspondence long . since ; that is to say, that the protestation, as originally composed by Guizot, has been successively modified and mutilated, stripped of its energy, deprived of its spirit, and rendered what it has ultimately become, a most tame and inoffensive manifestation. Indeed, some of the organs of the Opposition pretend that the document, besides being mangled in the cabinet and at St. Cloud, was exhibited successively to s t a tesmen out of the cabinet, and even in Opposition, such as the Duke Pasquier, M. Deeazes, and M. Mole • and that it was not finally and formally submitted for the sanc tion of the cabinet until a high personage had ascertained that the ambassadors of Austria and Prussia had intimated their opinion that it contained nothing which could prove vio lently displeasing to their respective courts. One of the on dits now current is, that when M. Thiers was called to St. Cloud, a disposition was manifested to communicate to him the contents of the intended note, as corrected and amended. M. Thiers is reported however to have answered with much spirit, that such a communication was not desirable, since, if the pro- testation should not be in accordance with his views, he would prefer to continue under the illusion that it was the work of the cabinet. The municipal elections commenced on Sunday. The results as yet are favourable to the ministry. It was said in Paris, on Monday, among . well informed persons that the diplomatic communication sent to Count Flahaut at Vienna was much more im portant than the communications made to Berlin and St. Petersburg. M. Flahaut was, as we are assured, instructed to convey to the Cabinet of Vienna assurances of the pacific dispositions of the French government, and to spare no effort to come to a good understanding with the cabinet of Vienna. The King, it is said, discredits the possi bility of en alliance with Russia, admitting, at the same time,. all the difficulties of returning to the entente mediate. It is, therefore, that an attempt is first made to succeed with Austria, and to induce that power to propose a European congress. The Kin expects that, if supported by Austria, Prussia and Russia would follow, and would thus give him a majority on the question of the marriages. If Austria cannot be induced to take the initiative in this idea of a congress, France will make the proposition. t iltpuss No. 92.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC.I6, 1846. [3d. Another rumour is, that Baron James de Rothachs* who started on Sunday evening by a special train for Brussels, before his departure had a long conference with the King. The object of his visit to Brussels is reported to have reference to the into of the King of the Belgians to bring about a reconciliation between the Cabinets of the Tuileries and St. James. It is added that King Louis Philippe, to attain this object, is ready to sacrifice the present ministry, and to submit the question of the Moat peusier marriage to the decision of a European con gress. The English mail did not arrive in Paris on Mon day, the estafette having been obstructed by the great quantity of snow between Abbeville and Paris. The Madrid mail also failed ; it was said, however, at the Bourse that the Progreesistas had obtained a majority of 7 out of 12 votes for the province of Madrid, and that MM. Mendizabel, Lujan, and San Miguel, had been elected. M. T. de Rivas, the Madrid banker, was elected for Bilboa, and M. d'Egana for Vittoria. A severe frost continued to prevail in Paris on Sunday and Monday. At midnight on Saturday the thermometer at Chevaliers was 11 degrees below the freezing point of Fahrenheit. On Sunday, at noon, it was 11 degrees below it. The weather on Monday was otherwise fine, the sky being clear. Meet Northern, 2 B. Counties, ni Do. Peep. 5 pee Cent., No. 2,f p Do. York Extension, 34 4 Beet Lthoolakire, FA&L & Gi BB , 41nartera, II Ot. Fathers& Western, 24 Gnat N. of England, 937 8 Do. New, 54 f Great Weetern, 131 Do. Quarters, 174 Ipswich & Bury St. Edmunds, 104 Leeds and Think, 141 Lon., Brig., and S. Caret, 581 Do. Consolidated Piftka, 47$ L. sad N. Western. 134 4 Do. Qrs., New, 144 15 L. and S. Wes tern 32 34 Do. New 28$ Do. Tentiw4s4 Do. Scrip, Do. Do., 4f Lon. and York, 91 Lynn and Ely, 164 Do. Bin & Derby, 103 4 Neweartle and Berwick, 341 1 Newmarket and Chesterfold, SI Norfolk, 1301 N. Counties Union, 11 1 North British, 371 Do. Saw* 16 Do. Quarters, 31 41 Do. Eaten., 14 Do. Ibirds 31 1 Northern & Eastern, New, 29 North Staffordshire, 81 1 Shrewsbury lk Bin, Clam A, 44 5 S. E. &Dover, 381 Do. New, (Is. at 321.). No. 1, 23 Do. (in at 331.6..8d.), N 0.2,141 York & Newcastle, 38 71 Do. Prefer., 61 7 York & N. Mid. Rahn, 461 Do. Pref., 121 Do. E. and W. Riding Er—, 171 1 N. of France Con., l ii4 Paris and Lyons Constituted. 51 1 Tournay, Sur., Lao., & Huse% Se SALES. Dec. IS. Leads and Thlrsk, 21 d Man. and Leeds . Irift&i, 51 p Man. and Southampton, 10s. 6d. d North Staffordshire, 31 e p North Western, 1 p Oldham Alliince, 11-16 1 Preston & Wyre Sixths, 41 Met & Man., Qrs., No. 3, 1 d Shrews. & Sinn., A., 2 p Shrews. & Hereford., 3-161 d I West Xiang Union, 1 11-16 1 p Whitehmen & Ftl2lla, it 7-16 d York & Newt., U nit , Lanese., taws., 11 3-16 p Bwm. & Oxford lam., 7 13-16 1p Eastern COUZIgiS, 221 Est Lancashire, 4 p Do. Do., 31 p Do., New lk., 1 9-16 4 p Ely and Unadingdon, 1 p Glaarow and Dumfries, 11 p Gt. Grimsby &She. Ja., 31 Gt. Nor. (late Lon. & York), 1 d Law* Dews, k Nan. kateanion 141ra ). nan., 75 1.1119 North Brit., Quarters, 21 P Arab., Not., sad Boston. i d Wol., sad Dudley, •51 p Bir.,WoL,ta Str.Vl., 4hs. 9d.21p North Stafford., 31.13x.9d. 33 p Shrew'. & Sir., A., 2 38.9 d. p Do. do., 8., 211.3 a. p HULL SAI ;ALES, Dec. 13. & 8. Staff sep.,ll 1 p Blimp. Union & C., sep., a3d d 8. Stafford. Beg. (lateJn.), 1 es.9d. 16s. 3d. p Do. do. (late TatilaL), p Caurnet & blythe, d Paris & Lyons Coma, 1 p N. Brinek Quarters, rie. - Do.NewQrs.Se, 205.6d.20a9d.p Do. Thirds, V. 13e. bd. 21 p LEERS 81L East Inneashire,New Scrip 325. p Leeds & Dessburr, 104 p liir. & Oxford, p Leeds & Thirst, 21 d Do. Preference, 20s. 14s. td. p DUBLIN BA Dublin and BeVut In., 4i Newry, War., & Bees., 131 Belfast and Co. wn,2a Do. Dublin, Dun., as P.S, Bac. 15. Nott., Boston, &c., 1 d Blsekburn,Dariren,& Bolton, Id London & 'York, 21 FS, Drr. 15. Mahon & Brit Jun., tbs. p N. British, Thirds, 5.55. p North Wegtern, Ils. p chef., Rotherham, ac 2., I3a. p West Riding union, Si .F.B, Dec. 14. Ism., Ennis, & X 11.56., 235. 6d. Wat..Weif.,Vilek.., & Dub., Ss. 3d. Ss. 6d. A u r i z e nit 4 Gallowayis. 6d. Dundee and Faith, New, I 0 East of Fife, 39a. 40e. East Lothian Central, 43e. 425. 6d. Edin. and Glasgow, 73i Ldin. Sz N., 131..;5. 9d. 131.65.3 d. Do. New, 95e. 945. Lb. Newport, 61. Ba. 6.1. 7s. Do. Do. New, 595. GLASGOW E SUS, Dan. 14. Filinburgh and Perth. 344. Clan, KU.. & Arden., 47a. 475. 6d. North British, 37 Do. Thirds, 754. 764. Do. Quarters. 734. 755. 6d. Do. New Qrs.„ 325. 32a. 6d. Scottish Central. 211 I Stirling and Dunfermline, 61s. StrathearnJunction, 775. 735. D, .14. Caledonian, New. 45; 61i: & Dumb., 37a. 6d. Direct Northern, 36a. Dundee and Perth, 231 Glam., Duro., & Car., 031. 68. Clas. & Greenock Pref., 345. Glos., Kil., & Ardroa., 465. 47s Glas., Ainl., & Monk .In., 42a, & Ayr Direct, 310. 335. 514ncheAtcr & South., 294. 3d. North hritoh, Thirds, 755. 79e. Do. Quarters. 708. Do. New Duartera,Scrip, 628.9 d Scottish Central, 21 19 York & Newcastle, Pref., Ti IVew, Ini East of Vife, 39v. East Lothian Central, 435. 435. Edin. rt Gins. Qrs., lal YAM. k liertherm 131 Glasgow Gen. Terminus, 121 G 1..., Kiln)., & Ayr, 381 13.3. Halves, 81 PANTS. IHte. H. Tor Tor Len"lnt. Honey. °pools'. i Highest. , bowels. (Using. Ipa Cost'. II 13 SI 10 II 20 81 03 SI U 0 Do. . 111 00 118 40 118 SS 118 440 1111 83 4 Do. . 10 ' ; '. , 4 Do. Deletes 5, 18% 0 r r Do. 0. 11141 . r 0 0 Do. 8, 0 r „ Do. 24, SA 0 I .. /I .• 0 Hopino keine, 102 IA Ronan Loos 100 , , Trews," /tondo 41 is r It r Donk Shores 3407 30 1 , 1410 0 0 • )teehange os Loados (CO do/o). 83 40, 21 42 1. Do. Do. ON dm), Mae. ZS 30. For Arrouni. 1 For 25 340 Hisoesv 1.1.651. Corisd. 39 0 ,,,.5. Opes11112• 1.- 7. - 6 2, 1270 1266 23 1270 910 Paris sod Orleans 11!70 993 910 99 3511 Oasis sod 100060 • CM° W 33 660 Rases sod Havre ~ soo 306 096 73 305 c..tr„ tyierzuo) . 50 6,63 644 II 04 Raardeass .. 562 344 15 985 933 50 1 North FLOUR PRICES IN FRANCE.—The fall in the price of flour, which had taken place at Paris, was but of short duration ; a rise has again taken place. In Alsatia, in toe Lyonneis, and in Gascony, the prices have fallen, though the future is anything but certain. At Paris the rise was very sudden, and the reaction on the fall of the preceding week almost violent. In eight days it rose 4fr. to sfr. per sack, and and, in consequence, the reduction of the price of bread, for the last fortnight of December will only be out centime per kilo ,45 instead of 46. The following is a table of the importation, and exportation , in Si ptcluber and Octo ber, the true commencement of the agricultural years. ••••••,..PTATIIIMP. Wheat. Other Grain. Flour. Sept 191,370 quintals. 24,762 quintals. 6,616 quintals. Oct. 318,244 ~ 22,643 „ 13,064 „ 309,614 47,40 S 19,810 .... Rept.&Oet. 67 28,049 1,391 CI ERNIAN Y.—A correspondent of the Frankfurter Journal, of the 11th instant, states that the three northern powers will send a conjoint reply to the diplomatic notes (protestations) of Lord Palmerston and M. Guizot, stating the incorporation of Cracow to have been an act of necessity, and their firm intention of adhering to the act accom plished. It is not impossible, adds the correspondent, that a species of European congress will afterwards be held for the revision of the treaties of Vienna. The report of a loan, to be contracted at Vienna for 400,000/., is confirmed. It is to be negotiated by the bank, which has engaged to furnish that amount at 4 par cent. According to the latest census, the population of Vienna is at the present moment 410,047 souls. BRESLAU, DEC. 6.—The failure of MM. Schiller and Muller, bankers, to a considerable amount (850,000 dol lars), had caused a regular panic at Breslau, as it was feared some other houses would become bankrupts in consequence. The shares on the Bourse fell in consequence 3 per cent., especially the Cracow shares. Two or three houses at Perth had stopped their payments among others, that of Itubitschek, the latter leaving a deficit of 600,000 florins. The Silesian Handelsblatt contains the following declaration :—" We, the undersigned deputies of the town and commerce of Breslau, feel it our duty to inform the public, that the high authorities have acknowledged the ins portawe of maintaining the free commerce with the territory of the former republic of Cracow, and guarante, d by Art. 8 of the treaty of the 3rd May, 1915, in its full extent, and that they have received the satisfactory assurance that the main tenance of that free commercial intercourse should serve as the foundation of all commercial arrangements which might ultimately be made with the Austrian authorities.—(Signed), PENDER, GRAFF, CHALENARI, MILLE, DYKRENFWITH. Breslau, Novemb. r 30, 1846. TUNlS.—Letters from Malta state that prepara tions were being made at Tunis to resist an attack of the Turks, who intend taking advantage of the absence of the Bey. The Belgian papers contain a report upon the pro ject of law before the legislature, relative to the supplies of provisions, to the improvement of the linen manufacture, and the drainage of land, which inciden tally leads to the consideration of the state of the poor. From tables appendendcd to this re port, ►t appears that the numbers of the poor, or of paupers, inscribed as recipients of or applicants for relief, were spread as follows over the various pro vinces of Belgium : Antwerp, 87,255 ; Brabant, 90,828; 'West Flanders, 144,142; East Flanders, 149,225 ; Hainault, 130,523 ; Liege, 58,580 ; Lim burg, 24,453; Luxemburg, 1,881. From Namur no return had been received. It results from these figures that, leaving one important province altogether, the ascertained number of paupers, or of the poor receiving relief, was, in the aggregate, nearly seven hundred thousand, upon a total population of little more than four millions. The returns for Namur would probably carry the number up to one hundred and fifty thousand more. This is a fearful amount of destitution for the government to deal with in an inclement season just commencing. when the means of employment will naturally become so much more restricted, and there fore so many more labourers and operatives thrown out of work, and on the public charity. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. llalf-past Two.--The funds opened at the quota tions which last ruled yesterday ; Consols. 941 to 4. But after some time there was a start, or attempt at a start, in busi ness, and prices were caried to nearly 931 buyers, but the rise was not supported, and Consols have now fallen back to 931 to for the opening, with somewhat of a firmer appearance and better market, however, than yesterday. Exchequn Bills maintain the quotations of Ils. to 14s. pm. the The settlement of the account is progressing in foreign market, which, being rather heavier than for some time past, chiefly engrosses the attention of the dealers and brokers. The business for the new account, which is now opened, is so far of little consideration, and the deal ings for money are restricted to the sales or pur chases necessary for the adjustment of accounts. Prices have varied little, except in Mexi, in which an advance suddenly took plac e of I per cent ch ai ns to 241. This advance was grounded upon a report which gained circulation, that the Halifax steamer, Acadia, was in, with favourable news from the seat of war in Mexico. The r, port, however, is now believed to be without foundation, and it is more probable that the advance arises , he from as s the t ec hnical phrase has it, "the market being caught n' The prices have since receded partially, and are Portu now 24 to i• Spanish Fives, 2 6 1 to I ; the Threes, 374 io I. guese, 361 to ENG. Bank Stock, MI 74 S per Ct. Bed., 94 a perCent.Oonsols, that FOREIOI Ditto Ditto for Acct.. 93 1 1 3J per Cents., 951 Exchequer BO* Ils. 16s. r ['CND:4. 1 per Cent. Grenada Bds., 196 204 Grenada Deferred Bdm., 34 4 5 per Ct. Mexican, 1646, 246 6 per Cent. Peruvian Bdm., 36 3 Portugueme Cone. 2011., 364 7 4 5 per Ct. RWlMinn Bdm., 11n 12 5 per Ct. Spanbth lids., 266 I 3 per Ct. Spanish Bondi , ' 3, 1 I Spanish Deferred Wm., 17 4 Spouimb r3iViVO 808., 61 t 2 [wry Venezuela ltdm., 39 41 Venezuela Deferred MIL. 114 124 S per Ct. Austrian Bds., 4f per Ct. Belgian Bds. , 944 5,f A per Cent. ditto, 5 per Ct. Brazilian Bds. 6.5 7 S per Cent. New Brea. Bds., St 6 6 per Ct- Buenos AfTeS Nis., 42 4 6 per Ct. Cbilian 13da.,95 7 6 per Cent. Columb. def. Columbian F.quador Bit, 31 4 3 per Ct. Dai*.ll Ada, CO 1 23 per Ct. Dutch Bds. 60 4 per Ct. Dutch Certs., 92 f RAILWAYS. The dealers are busy with the liquidation of ,o counts, thin being pay day. The dealings, therefore, are scanty. In Birmingham and Oxfords, North British, North Staffords, and Shrewsbury and Birmingbams some improve ment may be reported. SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. (Yrderdat'a prices will be found in teat rage.) Dir., Wol., and Dudlry, p Man. & Southampton, II Bir. and Oxford Jo., 91.1 Midland, 127 6/ Caledoalan, Du. New, 314 Cornwall, l 4 Do. New, 6 PROI)UCE. MINCING-LANE, huff--past Two.—The Sugar mar ket of to-day is very firm, tuUy confirming the advance and tone noticed yesterday. The only public sale brought for ward was one of 600 casks Cuba, which went off steadily at an advance of 6d. to ls. upon last week's prices, 445. to 52a. A fair amount of business done by private contract in West India; refined continues in good demand, standard quali, 635. to 6:,k 6d. Coffee. -200 bags plantation Ceylon sold in puhlic sale at last week's currency ; 800 bags of Sumatra partly sold at 225. 6d. spices have gone Wet full prices intheseveralpublic sales. Rice continues in good demand at the advance prices of yesterday. Good white Bengal, 180. 6d. to 195.; 40 caNks of Carolina, London cleared, imported from Amsterdam, were bought in at 365. Spirits remained dull of sale. Cotton.—This article is very firm, and rather higher prices asked. Tea continues in limited demand, without alteration in prices. ntnas redo VI 1846 V) LAM' W. London . .33,007,987 lb. LiverpooL. . 6,236,170 Bristol ... I lull ... . ... 231,394 (I)de 1,925,578 Total 33,488,200 Same tirne in 11542 32,162,110 PRICES CURRENT. SVGA., WI owl. UVTY PAID. I Pigs, No 1. R. W. India,P.bwn.s.4l clo..Mli 14 Hoops II 6...11 1 venom &Grey ... 46 0...48 Cargo at Cardighor 815 . 9 Fine .... .... .. .. 49 0 ..54 Swedish ll 10 .. 0 Hauridoahrown... 33 0.. 44 1.1181/, at per ton. Yellow ....... ...... 46 0...44 Pig, _beet l6 12... 0 Mae-. . ...... 49 0...54 Milked. drat l9 111. 0 Bengalirgaida,. .h. 34 0...43 Bars Yellow 43 0...47 Patent liot . ... ... 51 0... 0 White 48 0..27 red or rabdidi . ... 19 15...20 Foreign, down. 34 043 Spelter Yellow ..:... —. . 44 0 .A 6 Ow% per 252 hop. gaL d.p. Grey and white. 47 0...56 Fhb, Seal, pale 33 10.. 36 Refined, limbed.. 67 0...70 straw 61 0. .63 brown & yellow 59 0.. 3 2 Lamp Corral, in Bond. Sperm B6 0. 87 Wed India, ortli- Head Matter BB 0 ..90 nary 35 0... 40 0 Coil 57 10... 0 Ckod Vine 7O 0.,.123 0 Olive,Cialliooli,p.ton 46 0... 0 Ceylon, good cr y- Cocoa Nut D ozy . _........ 36 0_ 0 0 Seed, Rape, pale, Fine ordinary... 40 0... 45 0 per ton 35 10...38 Fine 53 0.. 89 0 Linseed 26 0 . 0 Mocha, good toflne 30 0.. 66 0 Perineum., per ewt. Costa Rica, ordi nary to tine 34 0... 35 0 2nd 0 0 0 Sumatra and Pa- 3 r d 0 0... 0 dans 22 0...23 0 Ihiblin, Ist TIM, at per lb. Limerick, do B2 0. itil Congoo,common. 095 ...0 101 Carlow, Ist 92 0...99 Ries, at per cwt. I Newry, let 0 0... 0 Bengal white l6 0... 19 0 Waterford B6 0...93 Cargo l3 6... 14 0 i Beef, India, per Java l3 0... 17 0 tierce Patna 24 0 26 0: Prime Mess 0 0. 0 Carolina.... ........ 34 0... 40 0 Pork, wintertime 72 6 ..73 Sinatra. i Bacon-Pork Lmrk 1 „)., Belfastl 70 0. .72 icon, Waterford, per cwt 54 6..56 Belfast .ard,Belfast,prfrk f ~, 0... „ Waterford, do '- Ditto Bladder American lima, Ox and Cow, at per lb. B. A. and 2d. Video, *0 deis.o a 7 tffi Salted 04.041 Brazil, dry 0 ..0 6 D r y sa lted 044. 051 Rio, dry , 0 41 .0 6 Lima& ValP. dry 0 5 ...0 8 West India, dry . 0 0 3 1 ...0 44 ...0 6 belted East India 0 4 ...0 105 of B.Ayree, dry 0 7. .0 8 Riimia, dry 0 84...0 9 8. AmerAlorie, pee hide... 8 0...18 0 Russia, ditto 6 6..10 6 Dix %Vous% at per ton. Lorrood, Jamaies /4 5... 4 10 Honduras 5 5... 5 15 Campesehy 810... 7 10 Pudic, Jamaica 5 10... 6 0 ,1813111018, large and solid 14 0...15 0 Small . . Lima 100.160 Sagan 10 0. 17 0 Red Sanders, 5 6 10 0 Brazil 30 0...90 0 Rum at per gall. Leeward Island Proof Demerara, 26 to 36 per cent. Jamaica, tO 36 per cent. O.P. 3 4 ... Favourite marks 4 5 ... 4 1 Brandy, tat brands 5 0 ... 6 British spirits, d.p.10 9 ... 0 Scotch 10 9 . 0 Irish lO 9 ... Pus, per too. Riga, P.T.R. £44 0...53 St. Petersburg, 9 head 4O 0... 0 Dutch and Flemiah 55 0. .85 Friesland Moir, at per ton. S t .P e t e rsburg,clcen.C37 10...36 outsbot half clean Rigs, Rhine 38 0...39 outgun peas 35 0...36 East India Ikon. Bombay l4 0...16 Jute Tin, at per cwt. B ane 103 0... 0 Straits lOO 0... 0 Cont. in blocks 9B 0... 0 hoc, at per ton. Bars LB 15 £lO TALLOW. The market is very firm, owing to large speculative purchases. Petersburg Y. C. an the spot. 49s. 6d. to SOs. Od. January to lam* islarney For delivery mast CORN. MARK-LANE.—Very little English W heat appeared at our market this morning ; the few parcels offered for sale were speedily sold at an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. upon Monday's quotations. Free foreign continues in great de mand for shipment to Ireland, and in some instances 35. per qr. above previous rates were paid. Sack and barrel Flour rather dearer. Barley in moderate supply, and Is. per qr. dearer. Our Oat dealers evince more disposition to get into stock, than they have done of late ; but the high prices asked by holders, prevented extensive transactions. Prices must how ever be considered 6d. to Is. higher. Beans Is., and white boiling Peas Is. to 2s. dearer. The following arc the quotations of Monday last. _ ... _BRITISH. Salmon per Quaft 4 T WHILAT, Ewe' and Kent Red St to 65 6 7 White.. 63 to 07 to 71 Norfolk and Suffolk 57 to 63 65 do 61 to 63 to 66 Talavera (E e 0 or Suffolk) 71 to 73 Cambridge &Lincoln Red —to —to White to —to Northumberland & Scotch do. —to do —to— to Irish do —to do —to—to -- Au, 38 to e 0 old 36 to 38 BARLZT, Feding 31 to $4 Distißing 34 36 to 40 Malting 40 to 4$ CbevaLler 42 to 46 tine 46 Irish —to Scotch to to Brea IMAT 34 to 36 MALT W 58 to 64 fine pale 64 V) 66 SAT`' English Feed 23 to 271 Od ..Black .. 24 to 27a Od Ditto Polon& 29 to 314 od...rotate.. 30 to 321 Od Berwick andScoteh Feed 26 0 2 6 a 04...F0tat0.. 31 to 3.1 a Od Iriblt Feed 23 to 24 W 264 Od...Bliiii.. - 24 to 2'.1 01 Ditto Potato 312 Od to Us Od Tyr, Gra m 33 to 429 Od...lispie... 40 to 416 Od to SO. =l. 60 to 64 33 White 44 to 30. SO to 34 Hams, Nampo 38 to 40 Tiek. 40 to 42...01d 45 to 47 Borrow 42 to 43 Smell 43 to 43.. old 49 to 31 Tam, New Speins .... . to —New 'Mater to —...01d to it.tremo, New 4O to 42 Paz cwt. Cum:mono, Red re. tboasead. Lntsazo CAE= £l3 Os to £l3 10s. Par met • of 140144. nous, Town made, delivered 50 to 56 Pine Household 46 to 50 . Norfolk and Suffolk... 42 to 46 Whites Northumberland, Lineoln, and Yorkshire Sussex and Kent —to Irish —to --- - FOREIGN. Dutypidd. In Bond. Wpm?, Dantsie and Konigsberg 00 to 63 fine to 70...34 to 66 Paineranean, Rostock, said Stettin, new to to 66..31 to 60 French and Brabant Danish and Ilamburi& OO to 12...54 to 59 ItuWa 43 to M ... ..... .Egypdan.. to —... to Danube and Odom. 09 to 110...30 to 56 gpanish,hard to aloft Canadian to .Australlas 00 to 70... Eve Hamm, Feeding 2B to 34 Dlptiliing 34 to 38... to LenTILM , - to Oars, Rumba • 25 to 27... to Peencessean and Stralsund Swedish owl Daniph Prisedmil mid Dutch Ditto Brenr. to imps, Tick - BOW] Fgyptiaa—.... 36 to U Tuscany —to —. .34 to 36 Pus, Grey White 44 to 46 Boilers Taw, Old to .new to —.Amore to Duty free LINKIII4 Baltic and R. . Mediterranean and Odes a RAIMIIMM 3B to 40 Hemmed 34 to 3G... do. do. Cipriani°, Red to —White to —p. cwt. Duty 5s 3d. p.ewt. RAPZISEED Caere free of duty, per too, £3 5.. to ZS 10s. LINU,I3 CAXYII. Dutch and German ditto £9 Oa. to tlO Os. Ditto French and American ditto £lO yes Os. to£ll Os BrL of 196 lbs. Pious, Ainerlean, in Bond 32 to 34 Dantek and hamburg 30 to 32 ... do. 33 to SS Canadian (Duty lid. per barrel) French free to per Sack of 260 lbs. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 12th DEC. TO 16th DEC. Qrs. English. Scotch. trials. Foreign. Wheat 1 lON 1210 Bailey 940 7050 Oats 4O UM 4790 Mem pia ; malt, O. I IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Wheat. Oct. 31 per Guar. 61s Ikl I t i l l ti,l27s ta ikl M R s ye l;1110. 1.5!30s 8d Nov. 7 . . G2s 3d 41s 3d27s 30 41s 3,146 s fsd'3o.l lld 14 . . Cls 3d 44s fk1;264 9d 423 4d465 10d 30 6 lOd . 21 . Sdo 42a Ild I",d 10d 426 7416. tel 196 Od 28 . . Mb 1 426 90 23s Ild 4 h 2.41 Oa 10d 47s 6d Dee. 3 . . Mk 7,1 Vs 110 26s 7d 42s 5,1 436 41 1 48 s Od 6 weeks' Agg. Aver. Ilos 7 43s 2dito 7d 42s 4d 46a 9,11415.. ed Duties on For. Grain 4. Od 2s Od Is iiii 21 --- i — Od 5a Otil - Ps Od Fluctuations in last six week's Corn averages. ASHFORD, DEC. 15.-The corn market was much dearer for all grain, and there being a very short supply of everything, all went off quickly. Wheat at 3s. to 4s. eller last day, and all spring corn at an advance of Is. per qr. HULL, DEC. 0.-Since Friday last we have had very severe weather ; a great deal of snow has fallen, accom nied with hard frost ; the frost still holds, and we seem likely to have a continuance of winter. During the past vseek we have had a great demand for low Wheats for Ire land, and a large business in such qualities has been done at 3s. per qr. advance on late rates; the market is now nearly bare of such lots, but for what is left 2s. per qr. more money is demanded. At our to-day's market we had a small supply ut Wheat from the the farmers, which was readily taken at 3s. per qr. advance on last Tuesday ; free foreign of good quality more enquired for, but not having partaken of the advance in low qualities, we only 9uote prices Is. to 2s. per qr. higher. It Barley but little cluing at our .ibove prices. Oats in good demand, but holders asking higher rates, tends to check business. Beans and Peas both Is. to 2s. per quitter higher. Linseed as last noted. Linseed Calm s ready sale at our quotations, and owing to the severe weather considerably higher prices asked. Rapeseed u lasted noted. Rape Cakes more inquired for. The fol lowing are the present prices tifgraiu : Wheat, red, 51.4. to 55i. ; new, Ws. to 665.; white, 635. to 705.; new, 68s. to 705.; Dant zic, 66a. to 70a.; Lower Baltic and liamburgh, 561. to 60a. Barley, malting, 38s. to 43a ; grinding, 35*. to 33.,. Oats, 2.55. to 28s. • Danish, 245. to 26... ; Itusaian, 26a. to 28 s. Beans, 465. to 48s. ; foreign, 44.. to 465. Peas,- white and yellow, 465. to 545. Linseed, crushing, 355. to 48s. ; feeding, 48s. to 52a. Rapeseed, per 10 0r.., 261. 10s. Linseed Cakes, English, per ton, 101. 15s. ' • foreign, 81. to 101. Rape Cakes, 105 s. Average prices of British grain of the week ending 10th Dec.: Wheat, 850 qrs., at 61s. 4tl ; Barley, 308, at 430. 10d. • Oats, 210, at 235. 3d.; Beans, 20 , at 44 5. 3 d.; Pea s, 40, at 40. - , Irswicti, DEC. 15.—For the time of year, the ex hibition of grain is remarkably . small. Red Wheat sells readily. and the liner samples being the glower 6.55. to 665. per quiirttr. Barley, in fair runs, fetched 455. No Beans offering. One sample of Pease (Maple) brought ti4M. per qr. LEEDS, DEC. 15.—Our arrivals am moderate in consequence of the prevalence of contrary winds. The demand for Wheat is good, and miners readily give an advance of 3s. per quarter upon the rat es of Friday. Barley is Is. per quarter higher. Oats and Shelling bring full prices ; and Beaus have advanced Is. per quarter. tither articles as before. Average price of grain :—Wheat, Gls. Ild. Barley, 445. sd. Oats, 325. Id. Beans , 47 5. 6d. Peas, 52a. 3d. Arrivals this week :—Wheat, 3,371.. Oats, 89. Barley, 1,493. Beaus, GO. Shelling, 40. Flour, 10. 'Lape -1 seed, 606. LEIGHTON BUEZARD, DEC. 15.-At this day's mar ket we had a good supply of Wheat, which found buyers at an advance of about Is. 6d. to 2s. per load. Barley dull, and rather easier to buy. Beans and Peas much the same as lost week. Wheat, per load of 5 bushels, new, 37., to 40.. ; old, 355. to 38s. Barley, per imperial qr., 38*. to 45, Beans, per 5 bushels, Ms. to 28s. Gd. ; Peas, 28.. to 30s. LIVERCOOI., DEC. 15.-We continue to have severe frost, and the wind adverse to arrivals; our fresh supplies have consequently not been increased in any material degree since the close of the week. This morning's market was wi 11 attended, and influenced by the improved tone of the trade throughout the country, and the advance in Mark lane yesterday. We had a very spirited and extensive sale for Wheats of all descriptions, to millers and speculators, as well as for Ireland, at an amendment of 6d. per 701 b., generally, and in some instances more, above the rates of this day se'liniglit, the extreme advance applying chiefly to the best descriptions. Large purchases of Flour in bond, have also been made at an improvement of 3s. per barrel, and duty paid parcels have acquired nearly a similar advance though not in very active request. Upon a moderate sale we note, Oats, ael. per 451 b ; Barley, 3d. to 4d. per 601 b.; Beans, Is. to 2.*. per qr. ; and Oatmeal, 2s. to 3s. per load dearer than on Tuesday last. Indian Corn, of which scarcely any remains on y hand, hand, brings . our extreme quotations; not many floating cargoes offering for sale. British: Wheat, per 70 lb, , English, red, new, 9s. 6d. to 96.9 d. ; old, ; white, new, 9s. 6d. to 100. ; old, 9s. 6d. to 10s. 3d. ; Irish, red, new 9s. to 9s. 7d. : old, Bs. 3d. to 9s. ; white, new , 9 s. 3d. ne w 90. 6d.; old, 8.. 9d. to 9s. 2d Barley, English, per quarter, new, 475. to 50*. ; Scotch and Irish, per 60 lb., old, 6, to fts. 3d. Malt, Sc per quarter, pale, old, 68s. to 768. Oats, English and cotch, per 45 lb., old. 41. 9d. to Insh, fine qualities, new, 4s. Gd. to 4s. 9d. ; old, 48 4d. to 4s. 9d. ; general qualities, new, Is. 4.1. to 40. 7d. Beans, English, pt r qr. old, 525. to 545. ; Scotch and Irish, per 480 lb., old, 48s. to 50 5 . Peas, English , p er quarter, white, 555. to 601. ' • do. and Irish, grey, 465. to 48 s. F lour, p er 28) lb. Eng lish and Irish, fine , 425. to 45.. ; superfine, 40s. to 52s ; extra, 51s. to 5-ss. Oatmeal, per load of 2401 b., Irish, 1846, 445. to 475. ; old, 41s. to 445. ; Cana dian, old, 42.. to 425. 6d. Bran, per 24 lb., Is. 3d. to Is. 6d. Foreign : Wheat, per 701 h., Canadian, free, red, 9s. to 9s. 3d ; white, 9s. 6d. to 911. 9d. ; United States, 9s. 3d. to 9s. Bd. ; white, 9s. 9d. to 103 3d ; Bennie, mixed and red, 9.5. 2d. t Hamburg, high mixed, 10s. to 10s. Gd. ; Loweßal tic and red, 9s. to 9s. Bd. ; white, 9.. Gd. to 9s. 10d. ; Riga and Petersburg, red, 84. 6d. to 95.; Arch angel, 8.. Gd. to Bs. 9d. ; Odessa, common, red, 81. Gd. to Bs. 9d.; Polish, Bs. fkl. to 9s. ; French, Spanish. a nd Italian, nd, Bs. 9d. to 9s. • white, 91. 4d. to 9s. Bd.; Bennet and Marianopoli, ' red, Bs. 9d. to 9s. 2d. ; Egyptian, Ba. to Bs. 4d.; Mediterranean, &c., hard, reel, Bs. 3d. to 9d. Rye, per qr., Baltic, &c., 48s. to 505. Barley, per 601 b., grinding and distilling, Gs. to 6s. 3d. Oats, per 451 b., 4s. 9d. to 5.. Beans, per qr., European, 48s. to 525. ; Egyptian, per 4801 b., 40s. to 425. Peas, per qr., Baltic, &c., white, Us. to 56*.; Canadian, 495. to Ms. Indian Corn, per 4801 b., 655. to 70a. Indian Meal, per barrel of 196115, 28 , . to 29.. Flour, per brl. of 1961 b., Canadian, sweet, 365. 6d. to 375. 6d.• Lnited States, sweet, 375 . to 385.; in bond, 3-ss. to 365.; enited States and Canadian, sour, 31's. to 325. Arrivals from the Bth to the 14th Dec., 1846, inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn : Wheat, 4,525 qrs. ; Barley, 470; Malt, 421; Oats, 1,627; Beans, 196; Peas, 97; Indian Corn, 2,366; Oatmeal, 612 sacks; Flour, 486, and 4,593 barrels. LYNN, DEC. 15.-A small supply of both Wheat and Barley, and each free sale, at an advance of 3.. per q lb. r. upon Wheat and 2s. upon Barley. Wheat, 62 lb. to 63 , 62a. to 645.; white, 68.. Barley, best runs, 475. to 48e.; fine, 495. ; stained, 395. to 42.. Beans, old, 48s. to 30s. • new, 48s. Oats, per stone, 15d. Averages posted at Lyan this day :- Wheat, 2,110 qrs, LC4.910. ; Barley, 3,374 7 WI.. 42a. Bean o , Oats, 117 4 qrs., 275. 2ld. ; Rye, 127 qn., 435. 60 1 qrs., 445. ad.; Peas, 40 qrs., 435. 44d. NEWCAS7LE-ON-TYNE, DEC. 12.-The weather this week has been of a variable character, the early part being distinguished by rain, which caused the snow rapidly to dis appear ; but on Thursday we had a return of frost, which was followed by a fall of snow last night, and which still con tinues. At our market this morning we had a moderate supply of Wheat from the growers, and owing to the preva lence of contrary winds the arrivals are trifling. Fresh thrashed samples sn consequence were in good request at an advance of Is. per qr., whilst at the same time a large busi ness was dono in foreign at a similar improvement; but owing to south country qualities being held comparatively higher, but few transactions occurred : the market however closed with much firmness, and would lead to the con clusion that prices have attained their lowest for the present. For Flour there has been a steady though net a bnsk sale, but we have not heard of 465. having as yet been exceeded for households, whilst in tome cases as low as 445. has been taken. Rye is much inquired for, and anything choice would command rather over last week's currency. Malting Barley held with mire firmness, still, however, 4G may be considt red uu extreme quotation for select Clievalkr. Malt unchanged. In Beans and Pease rather more passing, the Oct... 31.1 Nov. 7. Nov. 14.• Nov. 21. Nov. Dec. 3 I t) •.:: I :.:. 3 .. •• • 7 severity of the weather tending to an increase in the demand for both articles. With Bats we were well supplied, but the demand proving corresponding, • clearance was early effected at fully last week's rates. British : Wheat, Northumberland, old, white, 565. is 641.; red, 50s. to 60s. ; new white, 624. to Ma. • red, 625. to 645.; Norfolk and Suffolk, old white, 56e. to 6fre ; red, 58s. to 62a.; new white, 665. to 695. • red, 645. to 66e.; Lincolnshire, old white, 60s to Ms. ; red, 565. to 60s. ; new white, 645. to 675. ; red, 60e. to 645. Rye. Norfolk and Suffolk, 465. to 51s. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 421. to 455. ; Chevalier, 44e. to 465. ; Northumberland and Scotch, 365. to 405.; Che valier, 40s. to 42.. • grinding and distilling, 34.. to 365. Malt, 60s. to 661. ; Chevalier, 645. to 68s. Oats, Northum berland and Scotch potato, old, 265. to 345. ; new, 265. to 225.; common and Angus, old, 265. to 304.; new, 20s. to 265. Peas, white boilers, 48s. to 52.. Beans, tris to 524. Flour, per sack, fine Stockton and Northumberland, 445. to 475. • Norfolk wheats, 465. to 49s ; households, 445. to '468.; seconds, 40s. to 44a.; households, 40s. to 435.; thirds, 345. to Us. ; households, 345. to 38e Foreign Wheat, Dantaic and Konigsberg, white, free, 60s. to 661. ; red, 565. to 58s. ; Silesian, white, 60s. to Ws. ; red, 68s. to 61s ; Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 62 a. to 665. ; red, 61. to 635.; Hamburg, Marks, and Anhalt, white, 60s. to fits. ; red, 58s. to 61s. ; Kiel and Holstein, white, 58e. to 62.5. ; red, 661. to 60s. Barley, Saal, 38a. to 42a.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 345. to 40s. Oats, Dutch Brew, 265. to 31s. ; Pomeranian feed, 245. to 27a. ; Holstein and Danish, 245. to 265. ; Archangel and Riga, 24e. to 265. Peas, white, 445. to 48s. Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., United States and Canadian, duty paid, 325. to 345. The arrivals this week are : Wheat, coastwise, 55.5 qr.. Rye, coastwise, 31. Barley, coastwise, 1.130 ; foreign, 350. Oats, coastwise, 200; foreign ' 170. Peas, foreign, 9.5. Beans, foreign, 181. Flour, 700 suc ks. SALISBURY, DEC. 13.-The Wheattrade to-day was firm, best samples making Is. per qu rter more than lest week, red grinding about the same, and of inferior, out of condition, very little was sold ; what did was at • trilling reduction. Prices were from 525. up to 68a. per quarter. Barley, good malting, was sold more freely than last week, as was also the best grinding ; but light might be Forehead cheaper ; 48s. per quarter was given for best white ; other qualities ranged between 30s. and 40.. Beans were at Is. per quarter dearer ; white Peas also ; but grey as last Tuesday. Oats we cannot quote higher ; yet good samples went off brakly at from '2Ss. to 32a. per quarter; second quality, from 245. to 265. Tares, 6s. to 60. Bd. per bushel. Indian Maize nominal. Flour, 50s. to 525. per sack; se conds, 465. to 48.. Barley-mead. 21s. to 22.5. per hag. Malt, from Be. to Se. Gd. per bushel. Bread, from 14d. to 154. per 8 lb lost SUNDERLAND, DEC. 12.—1 n comet:pence of a heavy fall of snow, which commenced on Thursday evening, and still continnes, we scarcely had any market at all today. The few samples of farmer's Wheat were soon sold, at full bet week's rates; but from the extremely stormy state of the weather, there was little business done to any description of grain. In the prices of all deseripiions of (train and Flour we cannot quote any alteration. The consumption i. large and steady, and the millers are in good stuck, so that Flour is abundant. WOODSTOCK, Dec. 15.—Wheat and Barley higher, the former from 3s. to 45., and the latter from Is. to 2a. per qr. Wheat, per load, 141. 10s. to 161. 10s. ; Be►ns, 111. Barley, per qr., 35a. to t4s. ; Oats, 225. to 33a. HOPS. -- - - BOROUGH MARKET, Two o'Clock.-111ePeret. Patten den and Smith, "lop Factors. report that there is a steady trade doing in all descriptions of "lops, at the following quotations i atiii and East Kent*, tram.. ...... par Cwt.Es 0 . tO .Cr o% . 1 Weald of Kents Sums, from Farnhiuna Yearling Kent. Yearling Susan w 3 0 to 4 0 Old !lola SALISBURY, Dm. 16.—Holders appear firm in de manding the late quoted pie. a, sine eveu us. per cwt. more. The best Farnham' at fr.,m Ii guinea, to 7/. per cwt. ; coun try do., from 5/. to 51. 10s. ; Wore sten., at from 4/. to 51. ; Kents, at from 41. 10s. to 5 guineas. By the pound, retail, la. 4d. to Is. lid. WOOL._ HUDIIERSFIEI.D, market for the past week has been rather still. Parties are wishful to see the new year in before they operate largely. We may,however, say that the market exhibits a degree of confident* unusual at this season of the year, and that prices, it is anticipated, will go up in the spring. CHEESE. SALISBURY, I)sc. 10.—'There was a considerable quantity of Somerset, Dorset, and Wilt 4 Cheese pitched ; best Somerset. and Cheddar making from 61s. to 68s. per cwt. ; best Wilts and Dorset, 565. to 62. ; inferior. at from 46e. to 525. ; Half Coward, 36t. to 421. ; do. Skim, 30s. to 325. MANUFACTURES. HUDDERSFIELD, DEC. 15. Very little business has been transacted to.day, and the few that have been told are rather (or immedia*e wear than for future showing. Few light goods are yet in the market, the manufacturers scarcely knowing what to make, and as pattern is the order of the ' day, they are writing to see what kinds are moat likely to take, rather than make upon dead speculation. Prices for all kinds of Woollen Clothe are more firm than a fortnight ago. SKINS. SALISBURY, DEC. best Down Skins to day made 4.. 6d. each, while common sold at from 3s 6d. to 4s. Half-hreds rose, the primest making 51.; others at from 4s. to 4s. 64. There were nearly 700 Skins sold. Ox Hides, heavy ones making from 4d. to 54. per lb. ; light ones, in cluding Cow do., from Ad. to 3d. per lb. Calf Skins, 44d. to sd. per lb. Hone Hides, from N. 13e. each. CATTLE, 8:e. DEnnv, Dec. 1.5.-There was a very large supply of fat Beast and Sheep at our market this morning. Calves and fat Pigs scarce. Beef made 51d. to 61d. ; Mutton. 61d. to 74.; Veal, 7d. per lb. l'igs, Ba. 6d. to 9s. per score; Rough fat, 4s. 9d. per stone. ANDEOItD, DEC. 15.-The trade to-day was heavy, in consequence of higher prices being insisted on for both Beef and Mutton, and the supply was anything but large. SALISBURY, DEC. 11-This morning there were 967 fat Osen, Cows, and other beasts for side, being rather under the usual quantity. The custom of bringing them enormously fat appears to be fast dying away here, se those exhibited to-day were in the first-rate condition, yet without superabundant fat; more than half were of the Devonshire breed, and fine animals the generality were. The largi at and best Oxen were those of Mr. Bond, Mr. Curtis, Mr. Crew, Messrs. Strange, Mr. Allen, Mr. Kimber, ike. The prices demanded for the best were from 12s. to 12s. Gd. per score ; middling, from 10s. to 10s. 6d. The Herefords and North Country, with a few Short-horns and Welsh, were also in good condition, making from 10s. to Ils. per score ; some inferior fatipd Cows and other beast. sold at la. less. In the early part of the morning trade was slack, but by 11 o'clo ck the butchers had to yield, and give the terms asked, when nearly all the best were disposed of There were some Bolls and Cows (lean) which did not seem to attract much notice. Sheep : There were about 40 pens of South Downs, 20 of Horn Sheep, and 31 of half-bred Leicester and Cotswold, bang • shorter supply than usual, b ut as to quality never surpassed. Mr. Jeffery 's pens of but n 4, M r. I)) km 's and Mr. Cocktr's fens of hall-bred, Mr. Binfield's and Mr. Milton's Downs, were splendid animals ; the prices very high; nearly all aold, making from ss. to ss. Bd. the stone of 8 'b., man ly l 3/. 3s. to 41. each. As in the Beast market, the Sheep were not sold in the early part of the day ; but the dealers remaining firm, the top prices were reluctantly given,'many a butcher giving more money than he will make by selling the same by retail. The show of fat Calves were few in number, Mr. Binfield having the best. Pigs were in great number; the fat ones sold at from 101. to 10s. 6d. per score ; the best small fat dairy-fed Porkers reached 11s. per score, while large Bacon Hogs made but from 9s. to 9*. 64., with a tendency to rim, many having been sold for the last m onth in this market at . per score. There were about 3 score fat swine and score o 9s f lean do. ; the test were those of Mr. Wiltshire. Horses : There were many of the best sold at great prices, making from 401. to 701. each. Good cart and Nag Colts made from 201. to 30/. each. Mr. Ellen, Mr. Barnes, Mr. Jones, &c., had some first-rate Cattle. The inferior Horses were almost unsaleable, as were 1 orest and Welsh ponies. GLASGOW, DEC. 14.--There was again a large supply of cattle at market to-day, including a considerable proportion of Iri , h beasts, but few animals of first-rate quality were offering. Prices were a shade higher than at last week's market, viz.:-Best Beef, per stone of 2241b5., sinking the offal, 10s. 4d. ; second quality, 9s. Bd. ; Cow and ordin, Bs. 9d. Tbe Wethers, suply of Sheep was ; also pretty large : best blaryackfaced 2os. to 30s. Ewer', 12s. to 225. No Cheviots in the market. SHIPPING. MAILS ARRIVED: 3, Dublin; 1, Donaghadee Water lightford ; Guernsey and Jersey; 1, French ;•1, d e n Flan. LONDON, Der. 16.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.W., breeze and fine clear frosty weather. DEAL, Dec. 15.—N.W. to N. by E.—Arrived : Shannon, Cuba, from River. Sailed : Ciesar, Demerara ; Leander. New Orleans. Orr Dovnx, Dec.l4.—Tino, Ichaboe. Cowes, Dec. 15.—N.N.E.—Arrived : Swan, Havannah and Portland, N.B. PLYMOUTH, Dec. 15.—N.W.—Arrived : St. George, Rio Grande, with main-mast and bowsprit sprung. WaYmouTH, Dec. 15.—N.N.E.—Arrived : Recovery, 3firamicki. ButsToL, Dec. 15.--N.E. fresh.—Sailed . Juniata, New York. BALLTWATEIL Dee, 11.—A board, with the name " Dun troon Castle," in gilt letters on blue ground, was picked up yesterday. B.kLLTCONNELL DUNFANAOHY, Dec. 11.—A schooner went en shore on the Isle of Innishafen during a gale—re mains. A buck.M and two handspikes have washed on shore marked " Friend." WELLs, Dec. 15.—A boat, about I2i feet long, tarred inside and out, but ne mark or name, has been picked up here. CORK, Dee. 12.—N. Arrived: Medium, St. John's, ; Elizabeth, Port Wallace. Ltmeatex, Dec. 14.—N.E. Arrived : Jces'e, GELANGEMOVTIH,Det.IO.—Arrived: Hampton, St. John's; Retreat, Quebec : Onyx, Quebec. BRIDLINGTON BAY, Dec. 15. —Arrived : Reindeer, Quebec. WIVEN HOE, Dec.ticet ls.—The bons Itiga to London, the Gun Sand on the 1 3 th instant, but came off got on the Gunneet sena on cue --- last night after discharginr. 1 *0 For Yestervraila Markets gm the lad pitp. I eholden t of tbe