The Express. — London, England, 1847-08-20 00:00:00

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I•3a6m. ead by all aamloYmd Ii 0111511voll..1,:li VIM T i t i t MULL . JUNO LIM lITHAT Tettrra, AVOID, 11 opta __Diss for at Ousablilai I HOW TO BY lan aToffp..^—oia Is r rarrosa astarsisms. d W aimea= slowlisaxAse r. salliozSr sz elin fft, lip me a% air e m of here . ENNIN wog wiser I ,OIA 18,gdee v= 0... a • . OM aierni ....vf. Wiabanst; LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAT. .Posw etC EXPRESS FROM PARIS. A despatch of yesterday (Thursday) has arrived from oar Paris oorrespondent. There is no political news of interest. The public i a P ar is were engrossed with thesubjectof the terrible, 1,, ad as yet unexplainxl murder of the Danboro of Main. Little had transpired beyond what we have ' alarwhere given. We extract the following from Galignania paper : All the servants had been closely interrogated, u was also gm pence who called gluing the morning ; and in the , wane of the day the police went to a boarding-school in the Ihrak where resided an English governess who had gut with the duke and duchess, and who received a maim from the family. She was absent when they pre sented themselves, and all her papers were seised. It is not, bawever, believed that she is involved in the crime. During the whole of yesterJay a large crowd war stationed op rite the door of the duke's hotel, and various rumours wet, II usual, current ; bat as few persons were allowed to gall the house, very little information could be obtained as MAO was passing in it. The late duchess had not yet wedul her 42nd year. She Mee alike remarkable for her ' of manners and the superiority of her education; Ira addition to being an excellent mother, was distin guished for her active and extremes benevolence. The fol. lewiseg amount of the murder is given by the Moniteur Paine* of yesterday evening The Duke and Duchess errived retards? (Tuesday) main at about 9 o'clock from a watering-place, with the imstica of stsriog a few days in Paris before their return lithe ',sentry. As they had been for some time absent, they permitted, on their arrival, most of their servants to go and see their friends and relations, and to remain absent until ! Me following day. They kept near them only two or three • rooms. After seeing their children pnt to bed, the Duke led Dulum retired to their separate apartment. The fer mate who remained in the house, being, like their muter and mistress, fatigued with their journey, did the same, and emery thin was soon silent; but two or three hours after. words, no., towards 2 o'clock in the morning, the noise of a bell, irregularly rung, announced that the Duchess required the attendance of some person, and a servant rose, and pro ceded to the room of the duchess; but the door was fastened m the inside. The servant was about to retire, but hearing mess groans, forced open the door and entered, when a flightful sight presented itself. The duchess was lying in be blood, which was flowing from some large and deep wesudsir thethroat; her hands were covered with blood ; the nuke/ a bloody hand was on the bell-pull, showing that the fisher had rang the bell after she was drool& time hair, hen from the head of the dachas, was lying is the Goer, led showed that she had Maggie& with bee - aturiienw ; but ewe net no trace of any theft; we drawer sr emetray bed ben broken open, end than wig easeely a eeedesito is to the situation of some light fllf■iiolllll end =made objects which might have Wes enend by Ile Mess %se the pest *tate flight of the enseeds. The wise of lb, staved lewd the Duke de Pf y etis Imigeweil to the epet, tad anew Wendt on the body el his wife, midelibe enebeeeed. r• were semi tar, mad eve, Wog yeleble v a n:: to save the Dachas, bet ankainneesty - tiete walk were too serious ; she died twe hours &Inwards. The Mb gielantes who had arrived examined the hotel and its depen dencies, and endeavoured to find by what issue the murderer could have escaped, but nothing could be ascertained. The medical men who were present, amongst whom were MM. Odle and Pasquier, were of opinion, from the appearance of the wounds, that they had been inflicted with a kitchen knife or a cutlass." The accounts from Rome are to the 9th inst. The Pope had convened the meeting of the extraordi nary . provincial councils for the present month, to examine the reforms in the municipal and provincial administrations suggested by the mayors and other authorities!, and to report on them to the government Cardinal Ferretti had communicated to all the foreign miniters the following protest of the Cardinal Lq: ate of Ferrara : FRRRARA, Aug 6.—ln consequence of an accident which secured to Captain Jankowich of the regiment of the Archduke Francis Charles, and of the orders of his excellency, the deputy-marshal, Count Anesperg, com mander, au the name of his majesty the Emperor of Austria, of the citadel and the imperial troops, Austrian patrols having traversed the streets of the town, I proclaim such a fact to be completely ill.gal, contrary to the stipulations of the treaty of Vicuna and to long existing usages ; In my quality of representative of the sovereignty of the Holy Ste, as apostolical legate and governor of this city and province, wishing to preserve entire and sacred the rights of the Holy See, I solemnly protest against the illegality of the shavementionel fact, and against any other fact of the tame 'sure that may impair those rights and the rights of the p9atiBcal subjects confided to my administration and guar- I record this protest in order to fulfil the duties of my num, and for the sake of the representative authority de heated to me, waiting the sovereign resolutions to which I have rthrred. The event which occurred to Captain Jan- Welch is anything but proved, and, were it proved, it would sot justify the Austrian troops in traversing, like masters, the entire town. As respects the terms of the despatch addressed to me on the _subject by his excellency the deputy marshal, and which I will communicate to my government, I protest anew against all sets calculated to infringe the rights of the apostolical Holy See, which it is my determination at all times to maintain and to cause to be respected. (Signed) Lucot CIACCHI (C ardinal ), Apostolical legate. Signed with like:m.lkm, Lammueto Borront, lawyer (witness) • FRANCESCO MARIA CAkLIITI , doctor Gnaw (wittiest) ; Ecteno Moser, doctor of law (notary). Letters from Bologna of the 1I th inst. state that the Austrian governor of the citadel of Ferrara had thimed from the Cardinal Legate the right of garrison ug the town and giving the peso-word, and had offered him an Austrian guard of honour. The car dinal protested against Austrian pretension, refused th t e utri fuard of honour, and called out the civic g at his disposal. The Austrians continued to send iu patrols every night ; and, to avoid all oc talons of collision, the cardinal had forbidden the civic guards to appear in the streets after a certain hoar; but they occupied strong poets at the town ball, and at the prison, which the cardinal visited everyday. Count Ronandini, the inspector - general of the civic guards of the four legations, had passed through Bologna to Ferrara. The instructions of the Pope respecting the air at Ferrara were expected the next day at Bologna. WEST INDIA MAIL. We announced last evening the arrival of the Royal MC packet Severn, Captain Vincent, at Southampton, *lt the West India Mails, under the charge of Lett. R. Percival, R.N., Admiralty agent. The Se vern had fine and pleasant weather during the whole voyage from Jamaica : the wind was easterly to the award. This vessel returns home out of her regular t wa• A slight defect in one of her engines, which was remedied at Jamaica, rendered it necessary that the Clyde (which was there, when she arrived) 'Ladd proceed to the Spanish Main to avoid delay, led the Severn return to England With the hem ,„ The dates bro ug ht by th e Severn are as follows: Uellefirk 19th July ; Trinidad, 21st July ; Jamaica, 24th July; Barbedoa, 24th July; Grenada, 25th . 11 7; Martinique, 27th July ; Antigna, 28th July; °Lugo de Cuba, 20th July ; Porto Bieo, 28th July; Bt Thomas, 29th July ; Fayal,llth Auvd. The freight on board consists of 197 bales 'amps -157; tierces, 4 casks, 334 barrels, and 35 bags c'gral; 4 barrels pimento ; 2 cases tortoise-shell ; and 2 rases succadea The Serve= lauded the following Imeenger s: My• lad Yu. Pries sad family, Mr. and Mrs.?. Abra- ilea; Cis.. _ sedy, Yr. Jones, Ben &rade, Mrs. sad Mr. flaspaio. At Payal, on the 12th inst., it was: stated that the Azores and Madeira had all quietly acknowledged the authority of the Q 065011 of P On the 10th of August (lot. 37 min., long. 36 deg. 22 min.) the Severn passed the Dutch ship Japan, standing to the N.E., and exchanged numbers with the barque Violas:and the ship Thomas Sparked.. On the 16th spoke the Auntie= ship Remittance, of New Y hoot New Orleans to Liverpool; out 47 days, and ha the wind N.B. six days. Ja 6 : 1 ;77. 0 :4 4 1.7.1.= t s re rc Prespec t"f is ra !t a 1 2 8 asps were rather discouraging. In Jamaica, sale ay weather had not been experienced for years. Belk sew and pimento were seriously while as respects coffee the reports were eantradiebey. According to some accounts, this orop was consiihrably injured, while others state the trees Is be looking remarkably well, and exhibiting an abundance of healthy blossoms. The accounts from Grenada and some other islands are equally un- Avowable. In Trinidad, however, the rainy season had set in, and also in Barbadoes there had been a horenzable dosage of weather. At Tobago, too, there he l bola henry eireem llye• sod planting operations were sucesinfa. 11 7itliPlCA.—The House of Assembly stands pro rogued to Tuesday, the 24th loot. A serious deficiency in the was anticipated. The reduction under the Import Duty Bill was said to be not lees than 20,0001. during the last half-year ist Kingston alone. &mirke was expressed that no iatimelen led boa oohed of the intention/ of gerrontosut ia rupiah the of the duties upset Merin sad Melia goods wear Or Bride Posawskes3M. Theo was set meth to the state at the weatherer ties propeds of nest esel. The Jennies Times Osse o.X:r= rahrones to this sialgost: We NPR ill WSW ths el orzt riea 4:l l. 4 ma'am we Guam =ta the me, mid* swell o abet dr awl et fhb nowth. le aid Ob. to a total Odom hap mum st ler mellow mita pwreolly prevallel Ihrespheat the lied, lIMI lei /1141111611.1111111=tatilia at earring pint ef sims, SO MOM ; Ors he M is teittillit ahe ass see goo foreir shenhee wow bow MIN* nelearer awe* le i = B. = sloe ; low le empty ,fte . yew Jodi Ida u cregirt omi4 erapa Ihroebre. ma sur sismis tanownow arel la weizM ia i la s =a s e: whob el IL Awes Os deo eggrearmeo be a erop beim al WOW by tbo immix webs (iambi I Z i t 1 1:= will Esmosl7 be ascre pit aliWltl y = d a =ra Lilo awe e i rt wio *thus ta IL dad% d=i: iced rerwree,tho itrlot aloes has web eras lhaa eV the ober pedals pet Beldam entineed inestivis. Ths Men* of sada, sales ea spessistisa was isowe e riag = = Great &dimity was fazed ia rersdng do usual paper to mood. An semi domed edited ; two at least ot do Yeah howl sithy asseft it. The backs were odd te he Laying up rabisa &ablates, which were mask at II per ant. peemion, and 3 per ash hid teen gins by private houses. The banks had not resenaedl dis counts. It. esdnatioo in frol6te had takes plow, end seas was erposeed the some time. The quantity of produce es hand for whisk so inaverwae eould be plowed bad been but slightly dimidebed. T o he m =oicsa mmehat, however, was in retire is , end in respect to ex ports tho AlllBllolll l = a aays The numb den lab pert tor the baidyerr swift Sell dam bet drew a wry mwebestrie tosr weepered with Owe be the NOD period of LW& Moab 1111, the exparlettea et we flat wee wedeall to the pets at M e ad .mode (the Wawa*, dewed= newt Teri nil demos* ; b e es be bet boidgesr, a et weer lwe le Moo awl Oodk owl et ima l ‘ma. The bt• bider ere the mere !wombat aethde isewieetel brae& Itrs N& 1647. Ws. . brls. lib& irk brio. London. 1072 107 379 1914 271 741 Liverwort ... 560 231 PO 667 240 648 Glaegow ... 470 87 217 Cork 433 136 841 1852 358 975 3486 734 1947 1848. 1847. P. 0. hdk . Ms. London 3 p33 . • 1 Lirerpool Cork Bremen 4 N 6 11 99 6 411 Coma. 4 1401 6 41 1418. 1447. e. b. Lys. I. e. b. bye. Lemke 393 4 IN 36 733 7 20 RS Uvirpool 2635 60 1034 ... NI NI a =0 299 20 Ii ::: o:6k .... . . am= 3329 Tit MK 48 3367 39 1377 139 Sere complaints were emthe sse ally in Bt. Thomas, in theme' of the ruder of the ethaesioe with this eabjeet we reed in the creed film &bore : rift en themigestef Werth seeldestheth leder the Intieshmere ellthrtgrente Irma lthethe—sere We el whom ler . lasea bread en the relhar—there them tele seserges he argreig tart Ore le a liege Ohelthen Ira) .arwss E Weirs the tiers %whoa= eel would writhe rake the of the West lafaa Aell as the sepsethollse et the seet the °theatres*, by: reef ristreth It hes Mr hermesd ther, yth arm ahem per hum eel lieth,thet Lard Perwriee arid be 14 le a eserdes agent et Illemewsh hire at the earth el the - eml fist the wear so doubt, of V•lre the of Ss OM Ws Yen hewing ase 11104110 WWI den Yr wet peldebq I =4. Soils dr. one paper the iikswisse elerthes of oboe : Mr awl fresswese p hewer 117. Of the ber wer as of lef perreen roar Mr the army dense the the rthree, they ere ;thy 21 who amid nee rite. Of Ihre those MAY 14 whiles Wiser 7177), V leethe I.lllthar. Of the reds 107 p i le s 14 were hmehe—eler therhes that dresth meet ward ee In etre aterdr, ath think saes both seer athletes thefeerse Mame bees. The sesame reek be mime 14 ear le tow; se ire then IS et the rim= twine reds the& ewe. The only other new of general interest boa this eoloey is of an unwelcome &rarer : It h err mire* easy M A W somes to air kirk at home the this of the /th. Ammer rie et the theta dr nth le Mee stem the rev. patherse. although be W hien emplelthee tee sons tkosiwismir, entwine as smelhotserno• Smoky era tag In • row of ble remesem where he sired Ira th e eiserres Ida perelle id Ms, Mello bin raft stethemed rimdmair ingYasY. "I Isere, Replealwth the or et these thlege Is ad" When the =nth hid ereleirkthe r camel, we. rethrg borag ern shorthg riper le Sea awry re, Inerely read ellth nth It wee earthea. B . wlth *sat eslgf thr the rather the esermereres same he ask A i d.... Le therthe Ow the renmset. di was to hoe art Imes dep. Ile reethese le Ile essline tine thWashyed with bertha serserreth of whielbethe serer. Mmler. O. embed lathe ham la the ow* Ifevessess eOr amp II thir ungesthlbin seresell with the kirk there alth eth lees init melee he hid with reat theity sir mr In theltergleg es Odle al his ride /m,—to his ensethelith stheelse le risk Week emssier as the es the sir ath Meyer mew Itheeltwees esseassal, IPS aie neat •• =at resters therm eta& ear•remesume •••••seeet. The timed •t So rev. wake" we mei wily ay, vas nee s e erre* est soly by the lIIMINIMMI of Ids own seM ewe y Ohre of the ism Wier desomilibm; edit re pegthrg areime the degree ef empathy= other by Mirth of the day ; the al wham perthresse the last er air ef yell bares to W remthe 114 diameel wee la Ide the year, re hes left a widow te Meer hiller (Pee Were amber see last page.] STATE OF THE POLLS. KILDILItIi COUNTY. Final close of poll— Marquis of Kildare . 635 Mr. Baud'. Mr. O'Neil _ _ __ KILKENNY COUNTY. Mato of poll at elm— Copt 011111 a 276 Dlr. Boger Mr. Hair GUMMY. AUSTRIA. Moms. Noll eta Add Unbar, mid Vest Turneratedsor hit Viands abed the 12th indeed ks Make, tt is uoderstood. as a tibiae barn ins apes ths pea anssgersasta. From that capital they were to pawed M Sluttgardt and Frankfort. The Allge sows Afar, of the losisat mowing Melanoma d• Body ormt= new is rupees is Anstriesommikr rupees _Ms Tr& The Vatillon ir si themadvas of de Swift midi prevail se to the am plinks of ale ralarsod best Lear* men the Dwies sort the ornmoommis newts program for dm line frost Gum to the Labs of Osostrese, to urge the immediate oessomossoasot oftlesibeihroaohTlog. The portioned Triads sourithms sawn to poem Mud eh lies is haproolionhis.—?of Gaeta yohliales • sommodentim Ism Vlsor• of ° Mr a: IBM, is width it is snail ern 1b Ilsoirdimo of Y. in the Chamber of Poses, mopestios Ann of ltaly,Z excited quits a missaisa them The assembly of the notables in Nernabur b onziondy Isobel Inward to, with a view to this quondam. No poet mommood of troops has yet taken plate. A maims' sr Ifighe hem los boss ordered to advance from Carinibit to Or Vaistin *suitor, and to be replaced by troops bum Lower Mark. It is aspirated that the forms in the Lamboods-Vamilsa tusitary will he dandily, but gradually, A Vienna letter ofra itaromoos that Yr. David Moseelrs, sea of Its Nos" died a toe days Ware at the wades ii liso Tsui. seed 11. DOM Olga. au do Rothohad, who Y were to the balky of Mato. ism has bad Do bo o tk a mbelsood. to 100 soot to Loam. Mr. David Kootoliore bolo skodylor tot Orman sod had the agree of dash" la law. ponspigh ht the Bremer Zeitung dates tbst time is tie lempo ow barn did • " South ernmost Bank " to imillernsala this woo of the pm son A distiooolalloi ilsomiso said to Ws tho ossosoiso Asa lIIIWNIAIa POW= OWL gowNsisaria, is boiloook - 010 I~adaol Isom the solorleo. H losonstisg_ dee fi• =el Mom will in established st Kamm 41. Daaiss bamboo is the moss issowlsot loom d Dosibsoo Gamy, iss pow timber those of Serbia mil the likkalsarb. wad of wads era Wilerlia holm howlialt. The boss of Draw Mid is utile be sot vorriArroW to Mr roost. I No. 304.] LONDON, FRIDA' CoLoONE, Auo. 15.—A enures of the practising ry as of Rhenish Preemie was hell ism sa the Mk was the ems MM. aftnitmer. There was etessiderable dlommion shoat the Week. Maio et medical legislation in Prernikand a meemilest ate ar e r: w = pare a niesesial government, °napes. etemened Bolin, tes be Of adept's elected by the practising phyikkme oak Moist EGYPT, Arc. I.—A Idler hen Alcoa& stair: —" We now believe that we haw the meleahle usetive that mused the viceroy to Oismagme his mmiented ielfreet Europe. It is 4i aimi sabt that the negodeliejse !NA took ;dace at Cowan en** condos of prewentanneregave rue to many di and it is te avoid all mast that Mehemet Ali hes his travail( projems. The Egyptian lOVOWINIId, saaios to air to Yummi= for the monies of quaraatiess, 'hes just er C ri the i sealer el Arab and European _theelers Mall be budged in aft Egypt Till now there booklet an Arab and a European dieter for fifty Alves. Them will now be four doctors tor the seas learbty, sad tide kinaber will be losoeptiblo of aveaentation whoa ether &etas 'hail be at liberty. At the needled eshsol of Cairo the number of pupils boa been Analaledos she that of the faselfeseriee. A road dinner was giv iudis ees e itho27th ult. by Late viceroy to = de et Frankfort, and to General and M. Ansel me The prima dignitaFie egelos of the government thelrmiteet part of the wow eiearipe ware at it. Toe two travellers, whe =rived by the last Frsai boat, the Osiris, left to-day ihr tipper Egypt, in one of his Highness's boats."—Galigneni. EVENING, AUG. 20, 1817. [3d. SECOND EDITION. From the GAZETTE of THIS RIGHT: • ADMIRALTY, Ave S. nig Totauerneo raorono.e itave taken oboe the death of Vice-Admiral 8.8. Machete. :=Vice-A ul dr. ■ S vist tbe UTC J. Certhew to be eiee4doz of the red ; Viee-Adua of the Sloe C. J. N. Nesham to be vieuredet. of the white; Rear-Adm. of the Red Sir 11. Pigot, Kat., 1LC.8., IL.O to be vioe.adin. of the blue; Rear- Adm. of the White Hon. (I. pealett to be rear-edm. of the red ; Rear- Adm. of the Blue I.E. Donlon be be rearadra. of the white; Capt. E. H. A`Court to be rear.sdra. of the blue. BANKRUPTS. JAMES Bower, Lower Ezbury, Hampshire, brick maker. CHARLES EDWARD Nara, Creek•wharf, Hammersmith, coal nrirchant. EDWARD MARSHALL TOTTERDBLL and JOHN °ROCKY, Portses, Hampshire, woollen draper. THOMAS POPE, Cockspuz-street, Charing-aces, coal mfr. I chant. Jon :4 HILLS, Billericay, _ _Fawn, auctioneer. WILLIAM BRISTOW, Xarchmount-street, Bmnswick- Mnare, green. WILLIAM ARMSTRONG, Norwich, draper. ROBERT PECK, Neweutle-upon-Tyne, Meer. JOHN ETORSY, Monk Weannouth, Sunderland, rope WILLIAM Samna:in, Sheffield, grocer. WILLIAM GOODALL, Heath, Slurcoat, Halifax, Yorkahire, and BENJAMIN HOPKINSON Sans, Ihdaton, Cheshire, cloth manufacturers. Jonx REILLY, Wolverhampton, grocer. JOHN HILLMAN, FriSTlPstreet, Worcester, grocer. ROBERT WRIGHT ROBERTS, Liverpool, builder. ROBBDT WESTON, Manchester, MAW seller. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. 03011011 ROBERTON, OLUEOW, minter. JAMES WALKINSHAW, 01SeeW, merchant. JOHN MURRAY, ARSTlethy, Perthshire, miller. JAMES MOTRIE and WILLIAM Marine, Glasgow, silk manufacturers. JOHN I'LTHRSON, ABoa, Matt6lllll. ROBERT DOlO, Greenock, perfumer. ILLNX OP foe the Week main Assaot 14. U.SO• •111,2•11.1. T. Notes Weed 01,60,430 Goserseent Del MIAMI* Was, /*milks Oold Cols mad Btllios 7.71.8 0 7 Slam Born= 1.071,143 61 2 , 149 . , " AZ13111,610 =WOW Csidtal £14,16.1A1l Osunumsatgetottlssam -1,717,111A rhYs4bg Dust Velght Pulls Diumets(iusisabg Animus) tt1.01,140 = ,.. ..= .0.1. eak5. Otluts Sesurides )(am gABO4I Ot Dellig i L . D3B,Aimilms) 1,181.1111 Odd 11184 Slim Cela Itsr 11.118.48 y sad 811•1313111 Oll.llll Agil.N.A7l August IS. ISM Y. ma Cilida4a'Ciarefl 8170 AlL—The Average Prism of Barro die pagan of tho British Peeweeloos to Aaaeiae, owaysted hem the reform teeth tw the week esdlog the 17th day of August., 11117. I. 234. os. gm ewe. Sugar the vodka of the Itharttlos te ti► Std. per mt. flow She prodooe the Dot Wks Is its Std. per cwt. The averse plot of thr three forty:dog destriptions, .Itly, is 14e. Md. par ewt. COMMERCIAL Or MARKET A S. MONEY MARKET & CITY MEMO:MI:NOE. Two o'aock.—The fintda maintain the prises which have now ruled for several days past, and the fluctuations are of that inconsiderable extent which denote that the business carrying on is only of the ordinary character of jobbing among the dealers for the turn of } u the profit per bargain. Consols have varied this morning between 871, u the highest price for account, and 871 to 1, the present quotations ; the lowest for money 87 to /. Reduced Threes, 871 to . Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 89 to A. Exchequer Bills, 2s. discount to Is. premium. Bank Stock remains 195 to 7. From Amsterdam, on the 17th inst., the national stocks come with some improvement, and more ani mation is reported in that market. Dutch Two-and-a- Ilalf per Cents. are brought at 86 11-16 to They are also bettor here this morning, at 56q, to ; the Fours, at 891 to t. Spanish Fives 204 to 1 ; the Threes, 30 to !. Portuguese, 27 to 9. Chilian are lower, at 90 to 2. Mexican, 181 to I. New Grenada, 19 to 20. Buenos Ayres, 36 to 9. =Gina 71712D11. Nat SIND, Ili 7 I I mir 04.0oosoi• Asa.. 171 I 6 pr Ct. Eon. Asa., 471 # 14 per Orate, 00 4 I pr Os. Mamas Aaa a.. 47 i isaborpme Dille, D. 414.;1e. pm. roznox ?mos. • pr Cl. lLoatriaa Naar, H II I pre Clesst. O.M.re Dna, II ID 44 per Ct. Dolgion Dom* 83 4 Ommoda Deform 4 14a., 3# I It per Can. ditto, I per Cc 38e31ea1,1846, 1341 6 per Cl. 3829.81831 14.,17 4 6 per Ct. Parer!. ekb., = 4 Ditto New, 81 4 Pomomemo Coo, 844., 27 0 /pr Ct. Dome, Arm Des., 36 4 6 per Ct. Domino 164., 110 II Ditto Cbillait 3844,80 1, Ditto Rimoisti /ids, 106 I Ditto Oolunele. Def. 14.. 41 3 3 pot Cs. elptotelt DM., 30 41 Colombian 6.6.440 r 1344., 3 4 PlimaDit Derma DU, 14 16 3 per Ct. Dentine DM, 84 • lipaahle Pesaro 14., 44 1 44 per Cr. Deter. Ma, 844 . 2 por Ct. Yesennia 40 4 per C). Coma limb. 1104 # Temesoela Drilerred Mb, 111 114 RAILWAYS.—Northern of France are rather more in favour to-day, and have rallied from the lowest quotations, bat only to the extent that they are buyers at 11. premium. We have otherwise little change in the share market, where buainees continues dull BALES INTECIND UP TO TWO 21118 DAT IN LONDON. (Yesterday's prim will be found In last Dap). Am& Nett., Ike., te D... 1., II Man. a Leeds Thlrde (Beet), 14 d terrealre, 14 d Man., Dux.. and Mat., 14 d Midland, 116 IS Do. Malvee l , 2 l4 4 Do. 401. eh., 44) E. Coestlie. IN Newcestle la Berwick, 26 Do. Yet Eztendon, 64 Do. New, 7 Ed*. end Obi. Quarters, IN Nora*, 114 108 Ot, Nietillll, 8 Do. New, 3M., 7 Ds Ira * York Ext., If Do. 9e. 11147, N. et Norf., If Ores* Willem Halm, 644 N. Counties Deka, 4 Do. thearters, IN N. &LW IN MR ind ale2 uti Da a r g =l Deal 09 14 oat:lL et. 8 pair ea Ikedbed, Illsrreft Mr . , um. A. 14 ' Leal= sal alma walk II S. N. a Dew New (to. e t 101.) La, 8111. COW, 4111 lie. 4, N a Da Pia Caner. 1 ler CA, 40 Thome No w D.& IL, 7 Len.Bll4. W a.v • Yak 111 e 1 1341 kr. . l i rb Ear, 5e ,,, :m ..., 0 1 De. Now Oa. 474 Task :az a..d, 764 74 DsNew 901.. 84 Tr Pans = and Illembew, 34 l e gille 7 4 / 4 efi SNAP M wrk De. Mt at, liIIIIEPOOL BALES, Amon 19. 0 nsa..aehiL(Bll.4ll.), 1 d ed, 1184 * 11*Ids& MIL Var. Do. Slim. 2 1 D r swab 1 0 North litaloribblre. 2 4 p E. Leaches New, 24 4 *news. k Chest. New, 24 p Hadderelaidl Ces a iall., 4 d Shrews., 04wast, a Chest. Met. Toraddre Fifths (late -ear. knee mt.), It p W. I . MT. per teal.), h , W. R. U.), 1 d I. York. Dot, It Opole. 1 d LW, Mae., & News. Jo.. 11 d I York, Newt., .9 Bee. Pref., 31 p Loudon N. Waken, 1021 Do. (late Newc. k Raw. New), 131 14 p 3 2 1 P PUNCH/WM SAW. AXIIPTIT 19. Amb., Nat., Pam& .1.,119a.910.d I North Staffordshire, le 3-18 p Pleat., Preston, k W.RJ., 2 d Maw., Shot, k Grl,7 ( 111 . 108 Rudders. k Man. R. k C., par ak.), 2 d Ma*, Mot, k Lim, 81 BIRM:INORAW. Mason 19 . 11111• M New, up N. Staffonishtre. 4 1 s. Id. 2 i P MIN Weir., k ft. Val., per I South Staffordshire, 1 21e. Pd. d LEEDS BALM. Avatar 19. R. lassraidr• Now, 40e. d North Staftbrdelgre, 2 p Do. SOM. el North Western, 208 495. d Gnat 84 Bright, lataia i Dews. York k New. Pref., 21 p Mss 85145 b IC. oh" 4 2 4 Leads k Dewsbury, 128 p Wast IA This, lb. Sad Carlisle Kites., 2a. p Newer. h Ds. New, If p YORK NT, it Pavia. MI N. Deitlt l fl2, St. Da. nalirks, 1 41. 61 IS. Avow'. 19. 01. Moberg V. IF $l. Is. ed. York ft New& New, 141, Do. Preference, 11l DDINBURaff BI Demise IndU, sad IPerth New Cirsatan Prd., IS l Ds. 'Da 00. DIY. dal 20 De. Now ID., Mr 11//a.D Nona% W. Ns. Do. s.w, Paes, Os. 6d. Di. LE S, Aro= U. lt Glasgow 164 Great Northers, 655. id. Us. N. British Qrs., ea. Do. New Qrs. N., 11s. 9d. Do. Thirds Scrip, 459 6d. Shrews. & Mester (131. Os. Bd. share), 109 I Stamm, M. id• it& DO. QM* aft ----, .. PRODUCE.-41facm-i..aara, ..y r t lb. no pab li o males bare been mbar Woe , was ., ?800 begelteurities. 14103 begs Bimetal, emil 3eir ce Moires_ 4,000 Tab Coffee ; 2,000 boas lies ; BP ; TM Orris Lifeisallhe eseps est ly, Ilm market yam a grater offilimmobe ow IMmuse 4 tee urns time gas.—Ccamp kg gene el • mmi —_ Ileum pod Mil l i a s ellailsoW fa at fa -- : It, biugh• la at 30a. ; Mkt EL Llgries slid at ;meeker sell at 18s. to Ws. oi—Ram dell. dim -4AMl na ankh. ne say material alterilion.—ls CURRENT. art. rem N o. 1. SO 0... 0 W.UllgAwn.s.l6 MAIM ll 16... 0 Tally &Om— 40 CM atOardlf2 ter 9 0... 0 am 44 0... 1 104,15r0v5.... 84 0.. 30 las" et per ton. U 0...49 !4& bpi. lB 10 .. 0 Ros. 4O 6...50 =416. á* 19 S. ..O Illeadres,b. 0 .38 15n..—...-...... 110...0 a s9 0...41 0s114040•1 11 6 42 0...50 =La nisi= ... 1$ 10...25 91M10903. 33 137 Span 200.111 38 0...89 Oa; per 151 bap. mid. d. any awl whits 4O 0..48 FM, Orl i pale l7 10 .23 Ma* Haiabre.. 62 0... M stn. 26 10... 0 .1 1 ~ 54`0...57 brown & yellow.. 34 0.. 25 1 Clarries, Wla U. West India- *--- = l / 4 attes 9B 0... 0 -_. 13 0... 40 0 45 0... 60 0 , lO ...060,4100d omit nary 37 0_ U 0 Ilse ordinary... 311 29 6 Fine...,_......... 60 0...90 56 0... 75 0 Ce lli et a C i ordi naUtO Ape 0... 53 0 Sumatra and Pa dang 26 6...28 0 Teen, at per lb. Coogan, common. 9 0 ~. 0 Ili Rica, at pa cwt. Bengal white l5 0... 16 0 D.ll O IS 0 14 0 Java. l3 0... 17 0 Patna 22 0 24 0 16 0... 30 0 Itrentra. Rem at per gin. Leeward Island Proof. Demerara, 26 to 36 per cent 3 6 . 4 Jamaica, 30 to 36 per cent O.P. 4 0 ... 4 Favourite mark 4 9 ... Brandy, Ist brand. 4 7 ... 3 British rpinta, d.p. 11 0 ~. 0 Scotch Irlah ll 0 ... 0 Fur, per tea 5115a,P.T.R. £45 0..32 St. Petersburg, 9 head 0 0... 0 Dutch and Flemish 55 0...05 Friesland Haut, at per too. etPeterehurg,cleang 41 0,..42 otnnsot half Mesa If*, outshot e 0 ... 0 Manilla list Inns Soon—, 16 0...16 Bombay 25 0...27 Jute Trig, at per cwt. Dante B6 0... 0 Straits Coas. ha blahs U 0... 0 lam., at per too. Bars £9lo do gr.C.: ii ii... • Ilsolkin, - .........7 54 10...9r1 10 46 0... 0 11 =1 11 4 8111°4°. " 0-14 0 Pan per la 56 0... 0 to Linseed. . 27 5 ..27 10 Pra;;Miame, per esti. Bntoo-00e9,, Mt- 0...90 5 kid 0 0 0 I. Std 0 0... 0 • Deb6n,lst 0 0... 0 II Lineariek, do 96 0...89 41 Carlow, Mt..-- 89 0...91 II Newry :: i t OO 0 5 W Beef. India, per three - 9 11 Prime Mars 0 0... 0 I Pork, primeness- 81 6...13 41 Berom , Pork, lank I ~, 0 ~, 4 j"v •-- Do., Belfast buss, Warerford, =wt. 78 0...64 fli 70 0...75 41 Lead,Beinstorra 60 0...5 e • Winetlarik, do j Ditto lamiler Amednan it 0...51 9 Mum Oa sad Cow, at sr b. B. A. and M. Video, Vied 05.34 la. 295 O 114-41 5 = 1 : 3" 0 5 ...0 •4 . 0 Rbs, dry 0 f. 0 Lima k Yelp. dry 0 6 ...0 5 Wert India, dry 0 4 ...0 5 gaited 0 6+...0 41 F l air India 0 1 ...0 104 kips, B. Ayres, dry 0 7 ..0 II Rom* dry 0 51...0 9 5. Anter.lione, per bide - 5 0...11 5 Ramie, ditto 6 6...10 5 Dr a W . ole;, t i per ton. 5 0... 5 19 I T: " 6 0... IS 15 Camp: l : a chy 7 10. 510 Poetic, Jamaica 3 10... C 10 Nicarairae, larp and mild 9 0...16 0 gull. 0 0 0 0 lima ~.10 10...16 13 Sap= 10 10...16 0 Rad Sanders. 3 0... 610 , Brasil 10 0..40 0 D'M'ffwa. TALLOW.—The market continues ♦ery quiet. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 475. 6d. to 475. 9d. ; October to December delivery, 46e. 6d. ; separate mouths' delivery, 475. COALS.—HaIf-past o.—The following are the Wan. iddliaadaTir• •efts 194 Oa Walla al OWN aimi Os —. —4' Wells MI Mom —sue I Wells SY lbenolll Wadla Ilea Naga. 19. Id Walla MY 11111111ffirrarta. wrreea Unimak 194 ad Weds ad ds.fw.l wads Mal AMOY , T 944 Ile 94 Walls Rol lbw ll'. quotations : - - *awes !Ws HMV. MAN, —4 —a Oat west 114nbey —• —4 Oates liailkl —• —4 tin _ l y Mae —6 —4 Vs 44 Wen wart is piamo. . . Waft id 10110441 a 00. 100 Ulii m CORN.—Mss=-LAwa.—We have again to report considerable errivals a Stades Wheat, Oats and Flour ; tea r•-f— . made te•day wen ad radar lower retie te— at the beginning it the week. Tlafillitsring are Motaday's sfragalioas: Earning. maroon Qaastr WALT, MOW rad It. red 00 tellile Meant mitt. WOO to K.. do 64 to OS Tabu(ineeer N tot TO Gott &Lb.. z01.....10 is 10 to 62 ..white...... 81 to N to 70 Northeast'. mod Itsteltde. —... d 0...... —to— to Irlah do Rm. to - BA.ILLIT Feeding 38 to tO.. distilling to —to were current _ t"; to livez Wiser Mae? 7O to 70.. to no ff 76 82 OATS, Ugh& feed . . ...... 20 to 24 to 274 04 _bne, pale—. .. lack. 22 to 24s 04 Ditto Polands.... 23 to 23 to 2 7 4 04 ...p0tat0 to Berwick Ea Scotch feed 24 to 274 04...p0tat0 2 9 to 314 04 Irish feed 23 to 2tla Od.. black. 20 to 02.110 d Ditto potato 29 to 314 04 Paas, grey ne 24 to 363 04...map1e 34 to 88 131 White 34 to 88 bo, ' 3B to 4.1 Baum Maragya- 39 to 42. Vet 42 to 44...01d 44 to 49 Harrow 40 to 43.. small 46 to 43...01d 44 to 92 Teams, New Opting —to --new winter —to —...01d —to 11. era, New Lamm Ca., per thousand 4O to 42 Zl2 104. to 413 Os. Pm welt of leollie FLOM, Town-rands, delivered ..... .. 44 to 56 ..6ne household 44 to 30 Norfolk sod Sadie. 4B to 48 -sada 48 to 30 Nortbuseterlanktineohl, and Yorkaltirs — to Sussex sod Lod... FOREIGN. Wake, Dardsle B and Weedgeberg ... 58 to 40. thee — to 64 POWILOINA, Itattaek, End Stettin, new '6l to 62 Preach sad Brabant — to Dudish and Hataburgh 54 to 00 Rambo . .34t0 56 .Eggytaux —to Danube and Odom.; 46 to 56 =an hwi —to sett to . Amer..— Ars BARLBTTelding Se to 33. 41411115 t to Jesus Ors 33 to 43. Lemmas Se to 40 Oen, ltaesias Stal 31 to 33 .. - - POlDeralitall sad lard Swedleh ape Doalilt . . 21 to 23 17 to 21 friezeind sad note feed Ditto STOW 117 t0i1... old. feed.—... 111•211 tick ems to EMU= if to to _ to 50 Pus, sug late 86 to 36 °boilers Lamm, Bade and Rambla 44 to 46 to 48 !Sicilian's.= and Odessa. - to 46 to 60 Row= 38 to 40. .berooseed 24 to 22 BLPLIMID CAIELM, tree ot duLttoo. II 3 10a. to t I 13a. Isonzo Cams, Dutch and . t 9 Oe. to £lO Os. 3nosh and American LIO Os. to /11 OL PU3VIL per barnd at 1919 bu U to 28 Niggle end limber' 13 to 27 Camillus Freseb, per mat of 31301 bu, free ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 16th AUG. TO Nth AUG. Whist Qrs. atit. licoNlt.. Irlall. Sitr. Barley 1 "le I osts gm 1 1 87010 Flour, 1,030 masks ; 13,870 tenets. Nat, LONDON AVILA'S.- Witold, 64A ; barley, 69e. 7d. qu a. , 641.; rye, 33a. 10d.; babas. 495. Bd.; Pew. 412 . IWheat. NINCRIAL AVERAB. I Bye. 1 2...1 Fen. July 10 ... ... 4a id B 46s 1d O.:11 Sls 11d.61s 9d U 0d155s 106 - 17 ... ... 74a 06 46s 11 13s 7.1674 625 16 , 58, M - 22 ... ... 75a 14 46e Us 1 Is 4dA Od Aug. 7 ... ... 54 Os 5 I 7 1 6 d - 14 ... ... 1 ille 7 4115 led 6 weeks' A. Amer. 3st 3d1404 lid (Thee ere no aeon = Sorties finds.) Pries. . July 10.1 July 17.1.3.. July 6 1.1 Aug. 7. tmr.l4. 63 77 L i..... - . .:..r 771 ::: 73 ..• ... ... ... 74 .. 1 ~. ... E. 7. 1. ... .; BIRNINONAN, Aug. 19.-At this day's sadist Were was a fair supply of Wheat from the farmers, mad the day Wog very fine,the trade rut= doll at a raised= enoto Is. pulp. Barley of all description about b. per qr. bower. Oeleadd slowly at the died= sated below. Boossambellymoiloonii. Present prises :-Whist, English, white, put bah. 0:4 62 lbs., 7s. 9d. to ie. 44. ; new, 81. ld. to b.4d. ; red, 7s. 6d. to &I. 2d. ; new, 7s. 9d. to Bs. Cd..; heap, Tod, 70 - to Bs. ; white, 7s. 9d. to 84. ; Polish Odin, 7r. to 7s. 4d. • Danube, 6a Bd. to 7s. balmy, pot =pedal Quarter, 465. to 44e. ; grinding, per NEW, 94a. to Illt. Oats, English, white, per hapseiall ft, XL to gri t Welsh, black and white, per 111 Its., Ida. to Ilk. j_ (401 b. to 421 b.), 90s. to 311.; (ifflk e lo si (lb.), Igo to 301. • Nook, 275. to 26a. Bigmb, pi ;Mo., S aid, 19a. fid. to 29i. 84. ; Irith, 1 W 201 . • fuel/en, 16s. Bd. to 19s. Bd. Pam balm per imp. tr., tio: to 601. ; grinding, per 1961=, Ids. la li. ild. Lela., par 1981b5., 16s. to 171. Indian Con, For Maw, 13e. to 14s. 64. Flour, per sack of 2801 b., Instils, dm, 461. to 48s. ; soroads, 435. to 445. Btanors Broorroon, 9.-We bad today a an supply of both old d ne w t. The Bide WS= was merely in a retail way ihr prod= esswangillielt Wheat sold from Ws. to ilk per qr. ; new, Oa. to We. Barley, grinding, 320. to Mk for gr. .40.4.19. -We have had alternately wet and dry mits harvest progrenes. Much Wheat is 4 springwoes falls hi:only to the scythe. There poor ettesidesee at to-day's market. A large par lament Wheat was new ; quality and condition vie. varying from Is. to 7.. per bushel accord. Immeaticas in foreign ands, at 2.e. per Wheaten& 0010, 401 b. per seek on Rag.: while Amistisen beers were team to poste es- - wei a‘ t 275. M ft. Ow imports ekes the 6,930 his. Flow, aid illespodus ---.. Har l tz's, Aeg. 17.-We had today a psi mg* 41 Wheat, of which six sr eight lots were new, soma eif them in vary good conditioa, the best parcel of red realtring ft. per seek: on the whole, a pretty good amount of bodes.. was done, at about 2.. per quarter below last week's priest: la Barley little or nothing doing. There were a few sam ples of new • the simple was very good, and li. Is. per seek wee refus ed for one of them. The trade in Oats was very dull, and they were 'boat Is. pat quarter lower. Beans end Peas were in large supply, and met a dull sale at a reduction of 2a. per quarter. Wheat, per quarter, best, white, 66,. to ft/a.s red, 62.. to 662. ; inferior, liks. to 61s. Barley, 38e. to 425. Oats, 241. to 31s. Beans, new, 62a. to 82a. Peas, 625. to 66. Flour, fine, per sack, 50.. to 54e. ; seconds, 465. to 605. Beet. Bread, ls. 3d. ; seconds, Is. 2d. the 81b. loaf. 001101101.00011, Aug. 17.-A great dial of rain has fallen I Mal& us, which will impede harvest operatioas. The far rata to-day, which in some instances 17111 1 = I t e lt hi ellte whole, I q uota the prices fully *rat l a rit ha nat er the trade vary e il o e ,w v u ery de firm. Wheat, 60000010, Aug. 18.-There was a good supply of Whose ellined at this market to day; the sales made were leamell from 3s. to 4s. per qr. lower prices than last week.waeat, red, 52a. to 565. • fine, 582.; white, 565. to 110 e, ; fine, 64.. to 66.. Barley, 28e. to 342. Peas, 365. to 40.. Beans, 46.. to 60s. Oats, 235. to 30e. Irswica, Aug. 17.-The market opened this morning rather dull, wad coutinued so until its close. The show of old Wheat was sill, and the bodiless transacted may be =at from . to 3s. per qr. below last week's prices. U were bet few samples of new Wheat on offer, which did not appear to be much sought after. 645. was asked for that of a prime quality, but we did not hear of any sold at that price. We, however, saw two or three maniples which been& hem 6N. to 64.. per qr. We mwseveral samples of OW Oen add at 28s. to 32.. per qr. White Wheat, 62e. to Os.; mixed, 675. to 62a. ; red, Ks. to 59e. Mansmote, Aug. 19.-'This day we had a good supply of new Wheat u well as old, end of Lent Corn. The de mand for new Wheat was good, many of the millers seeding such to sweeten the old stock. Lent Corn sold slowly. Wheat, white, old, GOA to 62a. ; red, 675. to 60.. • red, new, SY. to 585.; white. 58s. to 60s. Grey Peas 360. to 395. ; awe, 38s. to 40. . Oats, new, 22e. to 26n Barley, 345. te iioosa. lifimutx Aug. 18.-In consequence of the harvest, we have had a ;mall attendance. Old Wheats were Is. to N. per qr. lower • we had a good supply of new of • superior quality. Wheat, old, white, 644. to 665, ; red, 60s. to 625. ; new, white, 62.. to 64. ; red, 60s. to 6N. Barley, old, 38s. to 40s. ; new, 38.. to 40. Oats, old, 40s. to 440.; new, 265. to 30s. Beans, 58s. to 60s. Rye, 384. to 40s. Malt, 745. to , 765. per qr. r Neweear, Aug. 19.-We bad a large quantity of old Wheat on offer, and about 100 qrs. of new. The sale pro wled slowly, at a reduction of 2s. per qr. The quality of the sew is inferior to that of last year. Several parcels of new Barley were offered at prices varying from 355. to 425., bat few buyers. Oata, Beans, and Peas rather easier to buy. Flour, 3.. 4d. per sack lower. Averages to the 19th August: Wheat, 60s. ; Barley, 365.; Oats, 275. 6d. ; Beans, 651. sd. PLYMOVTN, Aug. 17.-The weather continuing fine, our market was thinly attended, and no transactions in Wheat, although holders were inclined to give way in priors. RONSEY, Aug. 19.-The new samples of Wheat damp, consequently but little doing. The highest price offered was 151.105. to 161. per load of 5 qrs. ; for the best old wimples, dry and fit for grinding, about last week's prices were ob tained. For new Barley the prices were from 402. to 425. pm qr. • old, best, 445. ; common, 355. to 40s. Oats showed a tendency to go down from la to 2.. per qr. Peas, new, offered at from 40.. to 455. per qr. Beans maintain the price of last week, from 502. to 655. per qr. Tans are still very scarce, selling at Bs. to 9s. per bushel. ROYSTON, Aug. 18.-Wheat trade dull; the wet and gloomy state of the weather prevented a fall in prices. Com plaints of Barley growing where cut, from the very elms state of the atmosphere. Wheat, old, per load, 34a. to 385.; new, 345. to 395. Return posted: Wheat, average, 675. 10d. per quarter. SPALDING, Aug. 17.-We had little grain showing to-day. Wheat, by the millers, fetehed the same prices as last week : 605. to 645. for red, and 625. to 655. for white. No altera tion in Oats, 24.. to 345. for old ; a parcel of new, very fine, realised 28.. per 24 stone. Scarcely a sample of Beano offer ing. The late rain has much flattened the When crops ; the white in this neighbourhood is a failure as regards quality, mildew greatly prevailing. Red Wheat is a full crop, little affected with blight. Oars are a good crop, as every one will admit. flaerrimm, Aug. 17.-In consequence of heavy rain lost night, and continued showen today, Wheat advanced Is. per load. Other articles as last week. Wheat, white, 245. to 265. ; red, 235. to 255. Rye, 20s. Beans, English, 22.. to 245. Peas, 20s. to 22a. per three bushels. Barley, grind. lag, 38a. to 445. Oats, 295. to 345. per qr. SToritiON•ON-Talea, Aug. 18.-We have a good supply of Wheat theuimpling from the growers and the arrivan coastwias are to a fair extent. Wheat me t a dull slow ale at a decline of 2s. to Es. we quarter. The than( business trawaseM, Pa all dessriptions ct sprier; Corn was et lower titter. Rye lieel to demand at MP quoit. tatioas. Flour without change in value. The fol lowing are the current prices : Wheat, per quarter of 631 be. to the bushel, south country, red, 61s. to 65 1. ; mixed, 635. to 665. ; white, 675. to 61 6 5 . ; Dur ham and York shire, red, 60,. to 655. ; white, 652. to 67.. ; Berwick and Scotch, 69.. to 635. ; Dantaic, Stettin, and Konigsburg, 655. to 675. ; Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, 61s. to 665. ; Hol stein, Mullah, and Hamburg, 601. to 655. Flour, per sack of 280162., fine, 50s. • superfine, 53,. Rye Meal, 81. per ton. Oats, feed, 265. to 3bs. • potato, 325. to 345.; foreign, 245. to 325. Beans, new, 60e. to 642. ; old, 485.t0 525. ; Egyptian, 38s. to 40,. Peas. boilers, 445. to 48s. Imports of gram during the past week: Wheat, 951; Oats, 900 gr. STOCIBBIDOn, Aug. 19.-The market was but thinly attended. Some fine new Wheat was shown, very bold, yet not in the best condition. The highest price offered win 60s. per quarter for new, and 625. for the beet conditioned old. Barley, from 345. to 38e. per qr. Fine new Peon, white, 442. per quarter ; grey, 38s. to 40s. Beans retain them price. Oats, from 265. to 292. per quarter. Woaxixorox, Aug. 18.-The very fine weather, and harvest being almost general in this neighbourhood, rendered to-day's market a very dull one, there being only two samples of Wheat (old), which sold at 23e. There were both new Barley and Oats on offer, the former at 145.; the letter, from 101. fid. to 12s. per Carlisle bushel, according to quality. Barley flour dropped 2d., and Oatmeal 4d. per stone to-day. Best Wheat Flour is now selling at 2a. 4d. Bariny, ls. 6d.; and Oatmeal, N. 6d. ; and a further redu ction is daily ex pected. Noway, Aug. 18.-Although Indian Corn and Meal are now pronounced a " drug in the market," and are beginning to be very much wed for feeding pigs, horses, &c., being less expensive than Oats, Potatoes, or any other species of food at present, yet we can snore the holden of the article that the poorer classes still consider it very excellent food, and are rejoiced at the reasonable price at which they can now procure it, as the wages for a moderate day'. work of one person are sufficient to rroeurs a plentiful supply for a tolerably large family for the same period of time. The price has now receded to fli. per cwt., for both descriptions of white and yellow. Amencan Flour has also declined in price, the figure today being 295. per barrel. In Irish, and Oat meal, the quotations are the same as given in our last, and a large banner in each department is reported doing at these prices. New Oats are more plentiful at market, and the quality is generally first-rate. The grain is as had and firm as last year's, and the colour and plowmen much superke. The sale, however, is very dull. At yeder's market the fanners stood out for I2d. pm dew, bat establestemsead ft and Bid., which, of wane, key refuel. Emir illy, we believe, moat left the =mantillas , min, net a male having been cl osed to the limo me leA the market, at an advanced period of da WA Avg. 18,-The basins s Wane hi our mar ket since lea knot a wry Pe eionaw, and at declining wises, ell nab of graft is WOW iker. linnnsotom, Aug. lA-There was hare medente !supply al Wheat ham the wewsm at Oh seassises merket, which met • dull sale at •iesillee et fa to 31. per v. ea the ens , raw of Ws ea eWmalgitt. The demea4brispelgaigheat goes,awasklme bow very limited, ma nifty miss only maid Mee rimed at a anc hor redeikm elk pee qr. lA.aims! was laffllllol /*SI We Mr Waits; ne eft we dew, hat kit wales - ere aims main lined. There mire owed samples of new at market, of Ike quality, weig:gs la s Ilk te kft. b ushel. Oats wI T! ” r 7 dal r 7 6 an d all kinds k ovs. Limt m lipso va t e a l t-Meao .far qr. Beans in bit ranee P very dr- SRlead again 2s. to le. kiwi '. ; sold, ; ea a m 62 . ; 06 101. 33, 7 / 4 /17 1, 11 9 ; 0111.4 wilts" . 17 ; top, 665. ; average, 631.44. OLaaoow, Aag. 18.-With the exesptiss of 6.700 bris. Flew hem Caulk, sad 1,600 qn. Oats team Rigs, the mekals is the Clyde shies maaisp day we ca b' ek hawewe. hew =ha =wk WA Ortegmegrath, the of moment It' sresand °IMO. ms. Oaft hem ilmak. The weather hse hew wry Ineviable ibe metimkg dm emd harvest =lark esmassesed Issreekrals. Th eemy aseonsts hem narkbase haw twist to kayos the Amemelts itaier whisk the teals Mr siallared ' so merely of late, and sales have been shwa twined to Thee, which article has bead a fah ileessmi fee use, at a redistaka of le. N. to gt. per Isseefteedi Is atel nli s esZi, smi Gate llim have mid ili trea z , % s z e t a denies of le. bssa pim . At this day's market were way ftftd in any ankle of the trade' Wheat we Awed with ilik elect at la. te b. we bell below the asitimal oftilleis el last 1 week. by mil te wag et fte knee awe melef. Oats v. we r r y e 2a oh .. ners emt was ie ma im ..,.... NOY led the ke ral&t . s . mi the &Winne welt for sepias ' T j new. per 2401 M., English, whits, saw, ft. to Ms.; red , ...t. to ges. ; new, 295. to 305. ,• Scotch, white, new, SAh, te lift' Irish, red and white, new, 27a. te gk. ; aside, oft Pk. is ale. t Pemiesidem,eld, 211 e. to glk.; nem, ft. te 30p.; Demi*, di, OA to ft.; sow ilk le Rs. • soft 44, 2e.. t• sk.4 Qualm ast Ift te ft.; 17 41 1 red 8 EMMA old, 28.. to gk. ey, r .,..d i110th., Berwick sad Scotch, new, Ns. to 275.; &e., new, 245. to Ms.; Denlaho;;,Wto r r V I Z. -, 2641 m, Bend* mad ninth, new, Ila to ift i peen pared Irish, new, 20s. to 21s. • imeign, Riga, new, 30e. to 21s. Daniell, new, 19. . to 2its. Beans, per 4 imperial 7'lsEnglish, new, 27.. to 285.; foreign, new, '4%. to 1 2/:,iriah, per 260 1b.., new, 265. to 274. Egyptian, per 280165., old, 21s. to 22.. Peat, per 280 lbs. white, new, 211. to 245. ; grey, new, 21s. to 235. ; C;nadian, new, 21.. to 23e. Flour, per 280 lbs., English, roper fine, new, 435. to 46e. • Irish ditto, new, 43e. to 445. ; Sao, new, 40s. to 415.; ext ra choice qualities, new, 46e. to 485.; American, per barrel, sweet, old, 275. to 28s. ; Ca nadian, sweet, old, 275. to 27u Bd. ; sour, old, 20s. to 2E6. Oatmeal, per 280th.., Scotch, new, 445. to 48s. inth, new, common cut, 364. to 38a. Indian Corn, per 2801b5., 19s. to 20s. OaLave, .7•4 28.—Wheat a fair average crop, and the quality is expected to be very good. Indian Corn promises an abundant crop, and Barley hes recovered very math. Linseed is a very hir crop, and of fine quality. There is very little passing in our market : prices have continued slowly to decline and in the absence of demand stocks are arxelmQat• lug. Wheat may be had, of first quality, at 30s. to 30s. 6d. per qr. f. o. b. at Galata. In Ibraila, best quality et Califat sad levor is held at 28s. per qr. f. o. b. Indian Corn may be bad at 130 p. to 135 p. for beet Galata quality, or 21s. fid. to , 235. f. o. b. The stock has accumulated to about 130,000 qre. In Braila the price has declined to 19s. to 20a. per qr. f. o. b., but the stock is not estimated at over 15,000 qrs. The new crop will not be fit for shipment before next spring. The price of Barley has declined in Ibraila from lls. Bd, to 9s. 64. per qr., and the stock has aecumalated to about 70,000 qre. The quality of Rye is very fine, and we expect to be able to make shipments f. o. b. at Varna, at about 16e. per qr., weighing 66 lbs. per bushel. Linseed is of good quality, and slew cargoes might be picked up at about 30a. per qr. f. o. b. Henault°, Aug. 13.—Several failures are reported in Stettin, Berlin and Magdeburg, and the' accounts cause much uneasiness. Very little doing in grain, the trade being confined to local consumption. New Seal Barley had come to market in small parcels, and there were offers front Denmark for October delivery. _ idavainizsa, Aug. 14.—Fine Wheats maintain their value, as a continued demand for them exists for the coun try, but the low qualities are daily sold at ruinous prices ; this morning a eargo of good white Romeha was sold at price equal to Me. fd._ - - Yes u, Aug. 9 —ln grain the traneactions en of a most limited character, the stock on the spot . being mute front. Linseed Cakes, of good (pally ere obtaineble at 61. 16s. per too, f.0.b., with height, 20a. to 12s. per ton. HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET. TWO o'Clock.— blows. Pattendan and Smith report that the acosunts from Sussex and Kent are still favourable. Worcester continues very bad, indeed. A great part of Farnham is very bad. The market remains the same. Duty, 180,0001. false Mut Kea% p. es. 41. 10 to 6: II Yearllag ceur•.R I.ls te .10 464•14 41mm . 4 01.1 11 T 44,1144 Mom- .r atol 16 Palm alsto4 4 Old Hem. . . . doer I lhoübams CANTIRBUIT.—We scarcely know what report to give of th . : 1 1 . 24. The bins is not so luxuriant as put year, end the ace is not expected to be so large. The mould bee its appearance, but not at present to a very injurious extent. At the East Kent Ho? dinner, the reports from all the districts were somewhat conflicting, and the duty was laid at 170,0001. Maintrroxa.—The Hops are improving very fast. The weather is in favour of them. The duty must be very large, and then is every prospect of their being good. At the annual Hop dinner, at the Mendes Head Inn, the chair was occupied by Idr. T. Potts, and the vice-chair by Mr. Merrony. The sweepstakes for the last year were carried off by T. Franklyn, Esq. The avenge betting of duty for this year was in favour of 200,0001. SKINS.—LEADENHALL, Aug. 20.—Hides, 561 hr. to 641b5., 2d. to 21d.; 641bs. to 72tbs., 2d. to 21d.; 721 be. to 80th.., 21d. to 21d.; 80tH. to 8811 x., 21d. to 3d.; 861 be. to 961b5., 21d. to 31d. ; 96;b.. to 104th.., 3d. to 344. Horse Hides,l2a. Calf Skins, 4e. 6d. to 6s. 6d. BEILMONDSZT, Aug. 20.—Lamb Skins, Is. 10d. to 2s. 10d. Shearlings, 1.. 3d. to 1.. 11d. WOOL—ROYSET, Aug. 19. Commission pm , chasers have been offering from Ild. to 12d. per lb. for mixed; 111 d. to 121 d. for better; and up to 13d. for tbe best Down Teg Wool and superior other Wools; not much alteration in trade. 151s.t.s.vg, July 26.—W001: This article is of very good quality, and with orders on hand, we could collect it at low rates. Zigaie, carefully washed, at Bd. per lb. ; and Donskoi, of excellent quality, at 41d. to 41d. per lb., f.o.b. CATTLE, &c. Burn:ll , lEl.D, Two o'Cicck.— We have not quite so large a supply of Beasts to-day rof late. The morning being cool, trade is much mere cheerful, and some of the choicest qualities 2d. per Sibs. more than on Monday last. The number of Sheep is also smaller, and the demand somewhat increased. Our top quotations of Monday for Downs and Half . breds are hrmly sup ed, but no advance is observable in this descriptor. Long- wools are more in request, and the best kinds make rat r more money. Good Lamb is seam, and fully maintains late rates ; but there are a great many middling ones on offer, which are disposed of with difficulty, at low prices. There is an unusually large supply , of foreign and inferior Calves, which makes trade dull far second-rate, but the choicest de scriptions still make about ss. From Holland and Clernany we have 329 Besets ; 2,740 Sheep and Lambs; and 302 Calves. re/14.11 all nr. a 4.. 4. Pler Mower 41100. .I. 4. Boa Neu, Amilirdsolbe. 4 i 140 DosAILL-U. alma e 0 0 • sus 1614466.140.4 a 4 /MK Logklnel• 4 I s a •••••• quill* Beim ... I 6 Do. &p.n.s's OO • • 13414.4 : : I i'C'•..'are" ''" lip ... Imo Dr... 1111•11.1.• • I 4 lambs Iris et i0n6144, OW Same sad umbst Mho :cam. es r; DIEBT, Aug. 17.—Then was an Image chow of Beasts, but a good supply of Sheep and Lambs. Calves ml Pigs plentiful. Beef made from 64. to 7d. per lb. , Mutton, 6d. to 7d. ; Lamb, 7d. to 84.; Veal, 64. to 7d. Figs, 9s. to 10s. par satire. . . IPSWICH, Aug. 17.—The cattle market was but thinly attended by buyers. There was a faireupply of store Besets, but very tew of fat Beasts, which were not worth so much by 6d. per stone as lest week. The trade in store Sheep and Pigs was somewhat better, and the supply larger. Fat Beef, 7a. 9d. to Be. per atone ; Mutton, 91. 4d. to 91. 64. ; Pork, fis. 6d. to 9s. per stone. LIVERPOOL, Aug. 16.-The supply of cattle at our market to-day bus been snuffler than of late, and the quality, on the whole, generally inferior. Anything good brought high prices, which, on the whole, incline upward.. Beef, 61d. to ; Mutton, 6ld. to 7d. ; Lamb, 60. to 7d. per lb. Rolllllllr, Aug. 19.-Fat Beasts, best quality, made 12s. to 12s. 6d. per score ; second, 11a. to 118. dd.; inferior, 105. to 10s. 6d.; trade good. Beat Wethers (Downs). ds. 4d. per stone ; large haltbreds, 6s. ; second quality, 4s. 8$1.; inferior, 4s. to 4s. 4d. ; nearly all sold. Of &t 'Arabs a scarcity; of good ones, those offered sold at 61. per dens of Sibs. ; mode rate, 6s. 4d. to 6s. Sol. ; poor, to. Finest quality of Calves fetched lls. per score ; moderate, 10e. to 10s. 6d. Large Bacon Hogs, 102. 6d. to lls. ; small delicate Pigs, lls. 6d. ROTREJLEAM, Aug. 16.-The show of both Beasts and Sheep was larger than usual, and of an escellent quality. The attendance was also middling numerous, yet the market ruled only dull until late in the day, when moo of the stock was disposed of at lam week's quotations. Beef, 6e. 6d. to 7s. per stone; Mutton, 64d. to 71d. per lb. Beasts, 346; Sheep, 2,970. BELFORD, Aug. 18.-We bad a fair supply of Beasts at market to-day, but of Sheep scarcely an average one. The de mand continues good for prime Beef and Mutton, and lot week's currency fully supported. - - -•- EDINEUROH, Aug. 18.—Of fat Cattle, small u the num ber was, it seemed too great for the demand, only a few of the best descriptions being looked for. The quotations were 9s. per Dutch stone for the best, but at a late hour, 88.6 d., 71., and 61. 6d. were taken; and eves at thus prices several remained unsold. Cows of an marry description were offered at 9!. which would bars bregglit 121. about four weeks ego. Few sales Wel, ellhetoil at my price. Grazing stock is falling off every week. The deemed to-day was very dull, except for those In gold ceditim. Irish year-olds past, brought from 6! . to 61. per bead; fallffier, 41. ; two.. year-olda, W. to 101. ; three-yew-4k 111 . to 111. 111. ; and a few lots unsold. The supply of now and Lambe was not so plaatifal as on several weeks pot Bslis were exceedbigly gan, and the but aged Bbssp bano realised last Weise.- dire Mo. • law awiaber deligeseppoism IMO meld. Top et best Keaton. 44. per lb.; awe" SS. to 15d. ; inferior, down to 41d. Lambs were is later &mei dam Sheep, and those of the best quality Mabel • ink than the rates of last week. A emsiderabis mesabse tt: ever, were taken away unsold T6p of beet Tame" Va. ; current, les. to 13$. ; black-faced, 14s. ed. to es. Fir Yesterday's Markets see laa page. SNIPPING. Mena Auntran.—Dublia, 3; Waterford, 2; Donsghadee, 1; Guervoy and Jersey, .1 ; French, 1; Flanders, 1. Lowoon, Aug. 20.—W i no day at noon, E.N.E., light teems, and dull hasy weather. Dm, Aug. 19.-14.11., moderate. Arrived; George Lockwood, Quebec; Fauber; Quebec , and Wild for Run. Sailed : Griffin, Booth Seas ; Babette, Robert Town ; Isle of Wight, Maturities ,• Rambler, Cape oi Good Rope ; General Balgrand, Meet. Video; Chieftain, Pugwash ; Mariner, Quebec ; Helen, Bt. Lawrence. Arrived from the m ar and railed : Clifton, New Zealand ; China, Adelman, S. A. •, Boyne, Bombay ; Penguin, Bt. Vinesaffe; Diamond, Barbaos ; lieskm,_New York ; Ann, ~.k arz. J ane, Quo los. Bailed : Thomas Chadwick, Indies. East Atiiet. 1 . .—Arrived : Ouse, Quebec, for Lynn. Of pan: r•owire, Quebec. LOSIXII, Ass.lo.—The Enterprise, from Archangel to the tftdia, sera* en a rock on Leek Bay (Isle of Skye), on the DR Met, and Mr been barbed to repair. Bniataa, Au,. 19.—N.N.B.—Arrived: Bylvaruma, and Canoe, Quebec. Rum., Aug. 19.—S.N.E.—Arrived: Andromache, and Fortiol, Quebec. Orr errs Winne, Aug. 16.—Wilkie Lushingess, Ha, warmth for St. Patenbarg ; Schema, Now Yeek. Sr Reatills‘ 17th : W ellington, New York. 186. : Reward, New York, for Rambe. Poirrenor rg rn, Aug. 19.—E.N.E.—flailed . Victoria, Now York. Off port: Team, New York. Dnaesoure, Aug. 19.—E.—Sailed: Benorald, Quebec BantroL, Aug. 19.—B.—Arrived Dundee, Savannah and Mammas ; te, Si. Joke's, N.B. us triro as nn,. , tritimp:4l9.—R.B.—Arrived : Nopcsout , St sir Ct , New York ieffi t A ut 2 p .7 w7 .— N Arri istiaLook red wook : T aw, viuspooboyumni Dime*, Now" Melon, goers, A. iiiii it_faiELArrivol : num, 14011 . Yak. Wed: timers ; Bt. Law:tom Bt. wrung,. ; . • ,