The Express. — London, England, 1847-08-10 00:00:00

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THIS DAY, Four• o'Clock. ti , sterday gave news from New York, by i t on seillnion,tlwhich we now add the latest com mercial intelligence: H i m LT 24 : —COTTO4.—The demand for ex pert eoniii.ues attire, m arket , has been freely met 0 . the p of holders. The closes with a firm awed. We baw .ilterel OUT quotations but slightly since our last, ; me cent. higher. The sales of the week 1100Unt 13,600 bides, ma.. Mobile and New Upland and florid& (Means. 7,010 Wen 6, , :00 bake. 0011 e. none. Of d ...II to pod ordirary to good soirldllng ltt tolli 111 toll' Meld:ioe hdr to feir . lll to 121 12 to 11 Telly ..or so goal tsir Moe mew ncealnaL Frey n.-Since our last retro t the flaw market has under gone a material change, owing to the advice' by the Bri mania steamer, of the 4th inst., received on Saturday List. But few transactions took place, hut on Monday a decline o f 75e, to 871 e. seas conceded by holders, and since then the 'nuke; t.. 13 ranged at 5 dots. to 5 doh. 121 e. for Michigan and Oh: and a dots. 121 c. to 5 doh. 375 e. for Genessee, outil when, owing to light receipts, 5 dots. 50s. was clior 000 to 3,000 has. ; 2,500 brit. of New Orleans Ist 4 dots . 50:. to 4 dole . 75c. The stock of Southern is lig t: ..boat 2,000 bib. of Georgetown have been sold is lots, at 50c. to 5 doll. 73c. - Rye flour has declined to 3 dole. with sales. Corn-meal is dull ;of Western the sa les a t , ; 000 brls , at 2 dole. 75c. to 3 doh. ; and Jersey, 3 dole. ; Brar.dywine, 3 dole. 371 c. Gam ..-lielders of wheat have given way but little in prices the steamer's news. The sales are about 30,000 bushels ,1 Ohio mined, at 1121 e. to 115 e. for fair, to 120 c. to 122 c. f,r good white; 12,000 bushels St. Joseph's on private tams; 5,000 bushels of Oenessee, 122 e. to 125 c. 1,900 bu'hets new Southern brought about 1121 e. Northern rye is fair demand, with sass at 77c. to 79c. ; 3,000 bushels .in private terms. Barley hen declined, with ales of 2,500 bosh. 1. at 50c, Oats are selling at 42c. to 43c. Corn has bee , :n good demand with the light receipts of the last few des,., oid at advancing rates. Prices have varied con siderali., with quality and condition, ranging from 53c. up to 65c. mixed western and round northern, 53e. to 70c.; heated New Orleans, 41c. to 5Gc. ; and sound, 59c. to GOc. For del , very in July and August, 20,000 bushels, at GOc. Pao ~ l ONS.-Beef continues firm, with a fair demand, at 13 doh. siOc., and 9 dots. 25c. for mess and prime. Pork has been in good demand for export, at 14 dole. 871 c. to 15 dole. for mtv.; prime is firm, at 12 dole. 50c., although the de mand has been less for this kind than mess. The market closes firm, at 15 dots. to 12 dole. 50c. for mess and prime. Lard i. icactive,at 9c. to Ole. in barrels, and 11k. to 101 e. in kegs; strictly prime is scarce, and if to be obtained would command higher rates. Butter arrives freely, and sells at 125 c. to 15c. for Western, and 11c. to 13c. for Ohio; a lot of grease butter said at 10c. Cheese is selling at 61c. to 71c. according to qualily and order. No change in smoked meats. Exca snons.-'1 here has not Deena very active demand for foreign -xchanges by this packet, and quotations continue without any material alteration. The supply of bills in the market to large. On London, 105/ to 1061; Paris, sf. 325 e. to sf. 311 e. ; Amsterdam, 391 to 391; On Hamburg, 3.55 to 351; Bunten, 73 to 731. Factonrs.-Engagementa have been made for cotton to Lirerpu.O at 7.16 d., and Id. generally asked. NEM ORLEANS, JULY 16.-`Sales of 500 bales of cotton w see made at previous prices, or at those which were establish, dby the Caledonia's news. Sole, of 5,000 barrels of flour were made at 4 dots. to 4 doh. 121 c., consisting chiefly ot Darla., and Ohio brands. Wheat was dull; salee of 4,000 sacks of Ohio and Illinois red, including some lots of white, wore made at 80e. Sales of 10,000 bushels of corn, includiov. good sound mixed and fiat yellow, were made at 80c. 500 barrels of meal sold at 3 doh. Sugar wu some what firmer, the quotations ranged from sc. to 70., according to qua': y. Tobacco inactive, but prices steady. No change in foreign or domestic exchange. Freights steady. Burosto, JULY 23, P. M.-FlOlll. dreg. Small sales of Ohio awl Michigan were made at 4 dole. Wheat was drill and traosactions light; fair Ohio white we quote at 87c. Sales of 5,000 bushels of corn were made at 31e , conaiiting of Western mixed. Provisions, no change. Whisky, dolt The receipts during the past 24 hours were about as follows: -flour, 3,500 barrels; wheat, 10,000 bushels ; corn, 13,000 bushels. Freights to Albany : Flour, 65c. ,• corn, 16c. BaLt MORE, JULY 23, P. M.-Saes of 600 barrels, chiefly Howard-street, were made at 4 deb. 371 c. to 4 dols. 50c., and 500 ditto City-mills, at 4 dots. 75e. ' • fresh-ground City-mills was worth 5 dole. Sales of 3,000 bushels chiefly Penzutyl vania red wheat, were made at 112 e. Corn moved some what m-ire freely, and sales of 2,000 bushels Maryland white and yellow were made at 68c. In provisions not much doing. We quote mess pork dull at 16 dole, to 16 dolt. 50c., and prime ditto, at 13 dole. 50c. to 14 dots. 50e. ; lard, 9c. to 91c.; whisky, sales at 24c. to 25e. ALBANY, JULY 23, e.a.-Our flour market was firmer, and 4,000 barrels good brands Michigan and Geneseee were sold at 5 dots. to 5 doh. 25c. Salm of 2,000 bushels Western mixed corn were made at 60e. Sale. of 3,000 bushels oats were wide at 39c. Wheat , dull. Proviaions, no change. Receipts by the Canal du ring the past 24 hours: Flour, 22,100 barrels; cern, 19,100 bushels; oats, 7,000 bushels; wheat, nothing. Vessels rather scarce, and freights steady. BOSTON, J eve 23, P.M.-Our flour market was somewhat firmer, and sales of 400 barrels of Michigan were made at dole. 50e., and 500 barrels of good brands Genesee. were made at 5 dole . 50c. to 5 doie. 6 21 e - Corn was also some what stiffer, and 6,009 bushels of Western mixed sold at 63c., inclu ding some lots of ordinaey ditto, at 61c. Sugar: We quote sales of 100 hitch. of Porto Rico, at Sc. to To. Wheat, dull. Provisions, no change. Mess pork, 17 dole. to IS dots .; and prime, 11 doh. to la doh. 50c. Oil: Linseed held at 70c. Rather more doing in spirits of turpentine. Cotton continues to sell pretty freely at the late advance. Freights, steady. PHILADELPHIA, JULY 23, P.M.-The limited stocks con tinue t. retard operations in the grain market. Fresh. ground flour is offered at 5 dots. 75c., without fi,ding buyers. 600 litrrels of western sold at prices varying from 5 d its. to 5 dots. 37c., according to quslitsr. Small sales of Penn. yellow corn were made et 75c. Corn Meal Demand limited, at 3 deb. 2-ic. for Penn. Rye flour, 3 doll. 500. Whiskey firm ; sales of 76 hhds., at 24c., bbls. 25c. 3,000 pigs lead Mo. changed hands, at 31 cash. THE HIGHLAND AND AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY'S CATTLE SHOW AT ABERDEEN. The annual show commenced on Wednesday at Aberdeen. Notwithstanding the bustle and excitement of the elections, the attendance was very large. The space allotted to the show-yard on the city common covered six imperial acres. There was no covering to shelter the cattle in case of rain ; but the weather was all that could be desired. In the centre of the show-yard an elegant marquee was erected (or the exhibition of seeds. plants, and specimens of corn ; while a large portion of ground was set apart for the show of implements, and for conducting such experi ments as may be required. The show of implements was opened to the public on Wednesday. but few articles were exhibited, and not one presented either original or novel fea tures. The show of roots, Needs, and manures was considered excellent. There were specimens from John o'Groat's to the Land's-end. Among the esculents, we observed come very fine potatoes from thecontineat, particularly from Belgium, and some good beet-root from France. Numerous specimens of flax were also shown. Some hundred acres of this plant are now under crop in the vicinity of Aberdeen, by way of experiment, and with a view to its general cultivation in Scotland, should it thrive and yield a good return. One of the manufacturers here hu 60 urea growing near his country-house, and premising an early and abundant harvest. On Thursday morning the &bow, properly so called, opened. By noon there were some 3,000 people in the show-grounds gathered front all quarters of the world. The show of stock was unusually large, there being no fewer than 500 animals of every sort of breed placed for competition. One thing in particular distinguished this show from that of the Royal Agricultural Society at Northampton, six., the line healthy appearance of the animals. This society, it seems, gives prizes for the best fed oxen at the smallest possible cost, and this has no doubt done much to cure the evil of over-feed sag, fir which you have so often and so justly rapped your Royal neighbour aver the knuckles. A grand dinner party of members and friends of the institution assembled after the show in a magnificent pavilion erected for the occasion. This place is quite a show of itself, the decorations being of the most costly description, and the company numbering about 1,000. Lord Aberdeen occupied the chair, and amongst those supporting him we observed Sir T. Burnett, Admiral Gordon, M.P. ; Captain Fordyce, the member for the City; Major Coming Bruce, and wend other noble men of agricultural as well as political fame. PREMIU - 519 AWARDED. CATTLE..-13.orr LIS .li T OF onsitaßar.r.o.- Best bull of *ay age, 95 sots., to A. Cruickshank, filittylw of Flotray, near Aberdeen; wooed best, 15 Noes., to R. B. Allarffloe, s of Ury ; third best,. the sliver medal, to Doke of Richmond. To the breeder of the brat buM, tho silver aural, tf , W. Tarr, Biby, Lincolnshire.--Beet ball, calved Whir the Ism, 1145, 15 sons., to W. Tod, Elphlnstoac Twee neer honest, Had. Ildirteashire ; second beet, LO tot, to J. 'DUO c n 7 is boa 10 sons., to A. Hutcbin,on , + of 70,t0ter....r" izrerY: Ain ; ,toed best, 5 ova., to J. Hutchinson., asst Petereed. Best row of any age, 10 son., to W. Hay, near Tarvis ; woad beet, 3 sore., to A. Harvey, of Tilly. IP*, war Satromerhilt, Aberdeen; third beat, the silver medal, to A. Criratahank, SittOoa of Fintray, sear Aberdeen. Bed pair of 2 005 , 7 eon. to W. Hay. Beet heifer, Weed after Ist Jan., ISIS, 'Pm. to W. Hay ; second beet, 4 we., W. Tod ; third beet, the "' .4 . o sfisl to W. Hay. Beet pair of bellies, eared after the let ha., 1 845, 7 aosi., W. Hay. Best boiler, calved after the IstJan., 1011 , 5 sort., to W. tray; second best, 3 on., to J. Douglas, Athol. slaaefind Baba, Haddlngtonstike. Best gob of beiftrs, calved Otter the Ist Jan., IS ts, 5 sore, to A. Cruickshank. Ansona, AMA", AN 13 GALLOWAY POLLID fIUZDS. —Bat bah, of ' O 7 acs, 25 sore., to 11. Watson, Reinter, neer Cupar.Angus; wend hest, 15 ,ova, tor T. Burnett, Bart, of 147.; third brig, the silver P. Grassiek, Oienlogienear Atked ; to the breeder of the "'. 1 . 11 , the milser l, S i.l Waimea, Relltar. Beet bull, called after Ist lan., 1515, 15 5 sors., D. Arbathoott, of Balnamoon, Deft' JV ~~~~~ Bretlan; sealed hart, 10 son., A. Marrhaa, of &male, weer Tariff. BOA WA, mind after let Jan., 1848, 10 mmB., W. !Movable, 1111 y. _ ,beer sear Alford ; mead ban, S eon., W. Bait on, Pantell, beer Beset a. Beat oar, of an Ere, 10 son., B. B,ott, Bahrylto, tor *Wrote ; sinead RM., J. Walter, Wester war Malan ; best, tfts Warr medal, W. biz. Best ox, caked a ft er lit Jae., 1144, 10 son., to Lewd P.mmurs, Brechtn Crib ; semed best, 6 son., to Lord home; third bee, the ether medal, to W. 11PComble. Bert ea, calved after lot January, 1146, 7 son., to W. 11.0 amble ; to besS . 4 , atm, to W. M'Comble. Beet pair of cows. 7 ams., to J. Bed heifer, mind after the Ist Jemmy, 1043, 7 eon. ' to W. M'Comble ; tamed best, 4 eon ., to Sir T. Benet; third beet, the .Bret mad.', D. C. Arbatbaott. Best pair of heifers, cared after let Janurry, 1841, 7 son, to 81, T. Burnett. Best heifer ' mind after lit Jasean , 1646, 6 to J. Pins; mood best, 3 non., to IL Walker. beet pelt of calved after Ist January, 1818, S son., to W. secombse. _ -- A uste - ixfo,47l;c Boone Bass.—Bed now of any age, 00 sod., to J. Plrie, Collithie, near IlueOle, ; mooed beet, S core., to B. Bruce, Mather - wick, near Keith no. Beet baiter, calved after lit Jan., 1043.7 sore, to J. pert welc; °Mech. new MietLw ; seccsa be "' 4 move., to R. Brune. feet ox, calved after let Jan., 1341, 7 = i t: Iforar 0. ece, Sober, Aberdeen ; second bed, 4 eon., W.ll Boat or, calved after let Jan., 1043, 3 mom, to A. Keith, Nellbettikhdr nor Toni; «wed beet, 3 dm, to R. Walker. WA.? Iluan.a.re Beeze.—Beet bull of any age, 10 eon., to the Duke of Sutherland ; mond bed, 3 OM, to Duke of Sutherland, as the breeder of the had bell. Beat eon of any age, 7 NOes., to Duke of Sutherland; woad best, 4 dew, la W. Great, Ruthren, tout Beat heifer, calved lit Jan., 1043, 3 ode, to Mr. Grant; meted beat, to Duke of Sntheriend. Bad co, calved alter let 16t4. 3 sore, to Duke of lifeblood; second bed, 3 son, to Duke of Itieltareed. . _ Camp Bea, belle, for fattening, of any ems, alai after id Jan.. 1845, 10 mom, to W. My, arable, nal:Tames; mend MAO lova, to W. K non, Nati:Mina, near Tams; third bat,the silver soodi to A.Haner, of •fillygreig, nerr Aberdeen. Best ont, of any cross, calved after 1,4 .1.01., 1844, 10 som, to W. F. Lindsay Carnegie. of %Ma. near Arbroath; second trot, 5 rota., ,to J. and Martin, flashers, Aber. deco ; third best, the silver medal, to J. and J. Martin. Bat on, of ry crow, cuived after lot Jan., 1845, eon., to J. Gordon. Mill of ivrethan, near Elton ; sec beg, 4 rms., to R. Moir, Tarty, Lai* MAMA nom Elton ; third best, the silver medal, to it. Blandon, of Cobardy, mar Huntley. ANY Moto.—Boot dairy cow, of any breed, 10 Pas., to the trustees of the late W. Eraser, o f Einaldie, Aberdeenshire ; emend beet, 5 nom., to J. B. Aerie, of Nag, sear Whitehouse. Best heifer, Mow. lug mat synimatry, fat, and weight, Wall after lot Jan 0 r5 , 044, 10 noes., to It. Simpson, of Cobairdy, near Huntley. Bea of any age, = M eeker J. sad J. Martha ; second best, GOV.. to Mare and Milnes, Absedeen. 110SIP4.—Bem attire horse, fa agricultural purpore, 30 wow. to J. Tait,! Anehmitlie, near rortsoy ; mcond best, do., 20 WM. W. Wilma, Whiteside of Talkynewle, near Alford; third hoot do. 10 ma., J. Barr, Banagm, oar Elishopton. Bat draught (en tire) colt, 10 on., J. Wilma, Thalami, near Cullen; se cond best, 5 ion., to John t ralkohmk, Clam. near =. Beet breed's's mars for agricultural purposes, II le S. Mill of Allatban, near Way ; mond boot, 3 novo., to J. Walker; third beat, doe sliver medal, W. Taytor, Mains at Milk Mit 'rte. 4 Ben filly for wenitntal purposes,) mos, lo IMAM, mar Term; oemod Est, 4 toes., to B. Mrb, Mar UM.; third boat, thoilveir.ftea la A. ToriM Best 'Ally far agrictatral isme . • A tl i mord bat, 3 saw to W. Hay. BM sow., J. Walker ; second best, 4.0,.., to J. Tolond i r i t i , etioTr — aock, near Mese. Best draught gelding, 5 soya, to J. Hay, Little TOWN near Tars; ascend best, 3 ma, to]. Paterson, Newhiggging, Kan, near Alford. SHEEP. —DLACk.F.K.D Buren—Bog top, 5 toes., to W. Tod; se cond ben, 3 son., to J. Fullmer, Bainaketik, near tettercOrn. Beet pen of tire ewes, 3 son, to J. Smith, Coynachle, near Donley; erocad best, 3 son., to J. Collier, lianiath.,v near Motrdrum. Best fire simmers, 3 son. J. Valcoiier, Balnakettle, near Fetteresira Beet pen of ties wethenZ, 5 on., to Sir J. Oladstuie, of Fa ere, Bart. CIILVIOT Bastn.—Best top, 3 son., to D. Borne. of II ; sectind belt, 3 eon., to D. Horse. Bd pen M five ewes, 3 son., to D. Il9rne; second best, S ens., to D. Horne. Lao...erre Elnno.—Ent top, 5 son., to T. Watson, Emersion, near Bridge; second bat, 3 eon, to the Duke of Richmond. Beet shoaling top, 3 son., to W. Smith, Burton, near Belford; second beet, 3 son, to T. Emerston, neer rookie Bridge. Best pen of three ewes, S syn. to H. Wetem, Keitler, sear Cupar-Angus; emend best, 3 on., to J. Wallace, Banbeath, near Leven, Fife-hue. Bovvitonws Baran.—Beet tup, 5 nova, to Duke of Richmond; second test, 3 SOM. to J. IfatchWon, Monroy, near Peterhes.l.—Best pen of three ewe 3 lon, to IL Watson; second best, 3 on., to Duke of lilehmood. Cao.E..—Best pen office fat ',ethers of any cross or age, S on.; to J. Cruickshank, Clone, roar Elgin; second best, 3 son., to W. Darling, Stlrkoke, Wick ; third beat, the silver medal, to J. and!. Martin. SWINE.—Best boar, large breed, 4 eon., Duke of Baccleach; or , mud beet, 2 on., to I. Medway, Torry Farm, near Aberdeen; third b st, the Mixer modal, to D. Robertson, Royal Hotel. Aberdeen. Best bo.,r, small breed, 4 on., to Sir T. Burnett ; second best, 2 son, to I. Mach, ay; third best, the silver medal, to W. Dawson, Kinclune, Towle, near Mors d. Best sow, large tweed, 4 eon., to D. Robertson ; second beet, 2 on., to A. Cralkshank, Sittyten of Fintray, near Aber deen. Beat sow, mall breed, 4 son., to J. Nicol Mildee, near Aber deen; second best, 2 son., to W. Wilma. Whiteside, TORYlinale, near Alford; third-bat, the elver medal, to tar T. Burnett. 1z- -- L-C,, , G YORKSHIRE AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY. - ------ ----- The business connected with the tenth annual meeting of the Yorkshire Agricultural Society commenced at Scarborough, on Monday, I.nd inst. The proceedings on Monday incluled a trial of various machines and implements. On Tuesday the implements were exhibited in the show yard, and farther trials were made. And on Wednesday, the great show of stock and implements took place in twe large half's, adjoining the Whitby-road, opposite the North Marine-terrace. The entries in the different classes et stock were quite as numerous as at any former exhibition, and the quality of the stock shown WAS never excelled. It was indeed first-rate. Sonic of the stock entered for exhibition, however, was nor brought; sad Mace in some instances i there was a dirlinufiou in qvisiWess compared with previous shows. Ws maim a lid of Jo:km—Mr. A. rned, If atm. i 5.... ; Weeds Bomeley, samara/1U; Nei Mr. T. Deem IfellweLL Durham CATTLE.—Setiemeeesa—lbad Yell of en age, first pries Mk T. Lam of Klaskeilegiee. Lem- reeeigebas 131., J. Parkbseen,ef Lealeida, NewarL lea ream MI led gage 23L, W. Lbsteuf t Sher if Hutton. Teak ; eineeipase MI, T. Para lea Mall prize 101., T. grA, litiestieglek Tenn mend prise i F e taer, Maw of Teak, Oreeta. DM sew ef rag . 2 .11111 Ifilw IL Booth. r 0 t f ,.., W .. . XerMalialsa; Neale T. Dam Neat tb we pan 154 R. Ma tveleer.eld heifer. Ira Ma, i. heal ; somot lobo U. Y. Mee Sul za i l . ritg bet WI L L, ILegarad xis Of.,J. law. ef S u% ambit; esif, grege , = . lll. T. Bates ; SEW 11, J.l•ale% et Orreta NS. Cams or um Ilanse.—/lea sew Mr_leMnweenis MIA 11 / 6 " district, Irf.. E. Leerier. ef Weeds, itresdeg. Mee ate at. B. Crowland, el 31116 M Mein ling lidespe. Ma Mew er heifer (any oge) 101, J. Tablesse, of 1 Tara TIME. Judges: Mr. T. Mee% Ma* lital e Tr. C. Ciebe, Akalbeepea Lambe; eel Mr. J. Item s Melba effEEP.—Love.Wasso.—Baet Vet prise ML, L Deaf" a Beresiaelnet, Wletwal ; Netad lIK, P. Riairea. mak el Merissamr, Tort. liest not pa te s it , era prize 131., T. lea. et lenyteglw same pan /1.. J. /team Bat pia of Ihe SOW prfal 184 W. lAN" ef eberidßasttem, York; areeed pe at. T. 1111, et ligssarae Mareaer. Diet t fise abearewe valbem 1111., . Jtollo Burlington 8 mod Sea melee K Floe . ge. Weadi r yg e l r Brat pee of age eltarliks giraffe, liag leifi. Maebry, of Rudatoe. Naar= ; meal Flee AL, . Harpy of Xollyttoolo, Daffirld. Judaea ; Mr. T. nor; Mr. O. Oat, aid Kr. J. Meraltal. Md.—Bret Jorge tear Ant par 111.11.MmOry,ef °aloe, Leeds; woood ;eke 34 W. Pieti m f Ifeea . /151, 11=1~. Bat lane towdlLt PAN 44 3. , of WA fralohley; sexed prier U.. M. saw% a rut log mull boar, first prize 61.. J. Rem et 11001 y; soma Om 14 3. alarm. of Hunmabby. Bat me war. lea Ida ll.,l3.l6adaleere, at York ; mond prize St., IL listera. MN's& Mee" Lelia lea three store pigs, prize el, /L ira _ _ . • _ .. . Judges: Hr. tilaltimen, Lads; IL IlanWm, Enrico, Baldry; RAN Bersebb-Rael, Orliseby. HOWIEL—II Li bas Wee, lint M.O. Hakim( Think; aessemlb Id, J. J. Nigrfora, of lleallen ter 41111Rbinsw,r . I =l*.. T. a a I : a ri n r ar it i i = IN e 1 mi lle 11 1=PIRINN4 Rea ...r.viT__. Ramsboft of RBls= Om., Demernior; seimil g=i thaw d.; H. Eddie" of OiMediell, Wallow Reg Cloodiol brig kW prise 10/., C. Wood. et 11021 ft Illeadie; rem/ prise U., J. , of Accor.b.hall, Yost. Illsot =re el tel kr Imalm Mt Woe 51., P. Stevenson. ed Ildsiben. Meek mad rim 111. • W. Bala sea, of East AyUs,liserberevilL la d s ire mg Lel fee Prot prise H -B. Jaimoo, of It ollsplimbiridge. Bona= prise If , G. isimg.L . Wirck. sat mbar min sal bakletis ff., IL of Maim sat ilretplat IWO= prise 31., J. d Unsgmby, Regliglea Bat mire and foal, OA U., awl amt/ prim U., bilk ~id le H. Watson, al W WPM,. Doi ilor tu mwia Isallas gelding, U., J. leallree. yeont.old bindlnty 54 Chlawri t Illwaird esidge. Beet tbreoperies4ll es= litlj a" 3. of Rear borough, Beverlop. lied Wow .... M . y., . lisidib, of Martontedge‘lwieglen.lotterepaviesibt J. MIL Dot tw•Humal lowillt Nth 111 == 1401 TElrklairbgark, Think. Reg Ilmerpoiseeil gills& U. J. Kirby, el ildeplabeir. Teak. Reg for agrie=pnie_ lll‘.. Vgrb an ell ' , * J Ougnar t er r almlisiali. Burlington ; enema yens IL, J. enutb:Werveallterpe.Bledasere! Beet yeara==ogricultural mar, if., W. IN. of EXTRA iffloaL—okersa.—stret prize, silver model, Lord Beget, of &Amid'. Rrepley ; mesa prise, glint neadmi. R. Ho" of Itlii~ Ifereellerlea. answ.—Pket prime, saes anidel, J. Poesy etikelbilm= . old ; mooed prise, silra O. soda, Wahealey. of Pro. —FBA prize, taw mays R. Haim; mond prise, Inver medal, J. Marshall, of WW.ss, riArring. Roam, --First pries, eilvereradal, L. Welfare, jon., of Ilunroanby Field, Burlington; oozed pain, silver add,, W. 'tame, of Garton, Driftlebl. RAILWAY MEETINGS. Conn AND NORTH MIDLAND, YORE AND NEWCASTLE AMP NcyreAsrut AND Sonems.— Hoff. /early NoWimie. 7 lhan , A.. 9. —Mt . Haden esso the choir la as b. the OWNS wee— ' The Yam AND Items Ilmhum.--The repeat ges ma emeed el Waal bawl Wee ems r eeslr ot lenareaoltd la latieellon US • adder a Meer aaL wW be Wes The elebart then moved he Soaks rad. bakkg es be ihseght lama liermissizy to accompany It with a tew ellmnstkes The daidleetSe wort tread not fall to be s le Os Wielletara The awier at mtlev which try bedweldigialidemeweretem kW sure dewing them ea VA Om We they brewed the and Fickatfterimiwapy st is aft la kaght me readea Whe. But, se It mos iseweel air est sheatlag tbey wort epee bus sea le me% ar ire be the admit et *W eight WS mos se Set by the time et SW est was they word We IS mar II saw era le Or S p It sr net ear him the be ealliewil the bream d berme Web are as Am would trikiers let It embed die sridgelan et the duvet." WSW les dap be meet VIM OIMISNM•WWI Os nibs divides.' NI rer. at Se at ewe ihr It wad Vl= le db- Vrad th = bet ea gm Ws ler hi r Will jellel art lie year ligierw the WIWI wild at Xbe spa Wed. bet wit be mode be the sienhadees as Airfatl— rya There we earls eggerk areemakase to wades rah be wai eme di ra im yreve u peadaely cat =r a ga b aZity Itid midi* %wale Pallemet at an ant earea. The Teh era SW WWI s al as get Set it could get; lbw wee as ateaset of any Saw reWS Wet be meW sr *Set h bed le do wa teratMaadi.eyEat bett lel its Wage Wa Waft ewe lattles la Ihrlimmt. eimal emb a er ie that wird mot nt be sear wary early wale deem Wee below Seisesler =Mirk. They wen oleo awam that tin ableimit a In law••••••• a•-•••••••••• gag He head SS ah 111 feet 17;i.rt ' they had ever obtained tem yeellemat. It pm them a Snit aces maileation with the awatelela se berkg • beset bee to the with; so Sat It yea writ roams be way eras ell cos be and WS= eta* trails, NM It wad a Sit say ley thus be the maw le be esmied sea It. That las weeldbi sear hrtintla•er Wrieltsweeratmelellameldlieellele mad a weft d Wm pea NW by Ode Wei, rear Or Wag them lewd by Ts*. tbm ammeemader the WE err ham the west et ask Set raw rimed qua lb mailals se ma me corints mew eater alerelew lhaa the min Vas Wilt it word IND sorb Mr them Wallereet le measles Se ad not kw tad WSW et the kerb. Se be Omega It be I W Waft dm le egewerie Via, be eight Le= the olabis et als had Ile le OWL am in Se awe et Se Weeds. hr the wear s. a rah they bed =le disk WI le vemsetrele WS So eggemsdethee le ghistre gaideee bla—ea Web was ea Meet* h a rormerant theevideigkethe rd ea Sele rule —that be had bent emend by a geweemam with the mint. 1, 7, that It awl NM sae to a divides but was Wm would e t (ft rtt.S No. 295.1 LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, AUG. 10, 1817. [3d. not him bun Ihrty members rider In support of the lieizare. There IMO ilesfikareallairsooolosto sondoes• is Vitiaton.. famtlisa• who vomill tura to es report ri Fur Weald And VW it ovorriotetom boar. Moro bal boas ales • ;mot tionotola tab MINK and otamass • mast elmenneak it". the 'Will& lb bet year wore 63 7 vhehi this kali Par tiny op W ere' mor lod Mks& Ow sot is dot Mt almos slook shit teat aimed mad Wad also. rl i al g ra, lgi onb owl tat* had loos a tonslar die Iswatos, but the Mei bhts bares was la grata toad woe. log bat! ymr there wan 1117,000 tins of grain ; Ogee we PRI,MO alms this. last half year there were 63,000 tons if gait there were 111‘100 tons Mb. (Menke this half year these were MAW toot thin wore 33,000 sone lent half year: Mime there were I 1,0110100•1•0 leaf mar ; there were 16,000 tons this bait year. Minus vie mob the mos es before. In cattle also, as be had mentitto4 they MA bezemed, though few others had done so. lie did not blew that ho had say other remelts to offer; if there was any genders trio 'died for fur/her information, he should be happy t oa gg. M. lb Widow wo , lled to have Mr. Hudson's opinion as to the Jim ikit Moe Act, and its iscssion of the property of rdlowTh by appastag lathe Past Office the power of carrying small parcels.-14. M. IM NM orbs the bill was pastattg, be irked the Chancellor af the 11••••rar what were its obJect., and he was told merely to °WV= F 7 their letters. Ile now found that tt give the Past dr to carry small parcels, thus robbing the railways et • potties their revenue. It that were attempted to b earrloi at, It would be vise for the railway companies to take the marker op tied doaand redrew. He had that opinion, however, the boom sail of the government, be did not think thry valid Melon) nut, and do anything that would injure the meow —A Shxreholdcr asked how the Hai aid West Riding atom stood t—Mr. Hudson said there would be • dieidetul next year at the et If. for I every 101. —The report woo then adopted, and the dividend was de. coved in accordance with it _ _ Yoac awn N1.7 , 7a !ITU IZAILVA —ln the retort of this ormegany, the directors declared a dividend of nine per cent. pee enema, with • samples of 24,50a—ne Chairman said he eatild net bli to late the shaseholdere on the fact that all the setripatins to them whoa he last ad dremed them EIS to the poisettee rime of the York sod Newcastle Railway had been fatly imillesd. Hs Wired ttm the.result was alma* identical with spry reemeset be had reds. He told them thee that be thought It Why there itoold be • surd* of SUM. ; god be growler* that there ism ash • mph* *Wearr, 4 raftes pselm the Greet Meth of &wpm of met. Is hid Beglorga wet le Urea sod the diem 6videed 0411111Mei`diell . yet th• direstra resteled the oridtir elpooM: 4 11 WM Mr, obi* would ham swellegeld Irk without produotng any tenet. He had • dreg progsproe that * Houle of Commons would give Shit company (the ludo led Minsk) such a bill as they *meld; and he was °made*, Ikon the pet and Lair epirit with which Parliament ha I ever Imbed to railway property, that they bad nothiug tether. And now he had to eangratuthte them teat the committee of the Mouse of Commons, without • Wreaths, voice—and, an he had been told, two days after the evidence had lam given their minds were made up—gave the Yak and Newcastle Railway the power to make the tine between Peer/till and Normal* and rejected tho opposing scheme of their neighbours. He congratu lated them, and he congratulated thy railway world on thin result, and he thought it Justine to ay, however some peoplemight be disposed to dispute the competency of the tribunal to which those quo lions were reerred, that the committee in this CAM took fairly Into account the claims of the York and Newcastle line, as having already accomplished that which no one else had thought of doing, and they would not entourage a competition which could only end in the ruin of one without materially bcr.eftting the other. lie was happy to aay that, with the exception of thia line, which had pa he the Mum of Commona, and only now awaited the decision of the Ilona, of Lords—with that exception, and a smaller branch ef four miles, which he had pledged Ilene& to execute, In order to accommdate the city of Darham, they would not have to go to parliament for any bill nest sectors either. Ile moved that the report be approved of, which was agreed to, and the dividend declared In conformity with It. The meeting was then declared special, In order to comities . and determine upon the question of an amal gamation with the Newcastle and Berwick line. The chair. man said he would begin by reading the reeolution he meant to pro- pose i—Tbat this company this day unite and amalgamate with the Newcastle and Berwick company, oil the following terms, via., that the original neaten of the Newenetle and Berwick when fully paid up, and the North ithielde shares Isbell become the same as the York and Newcastle stock, and shall receive equal dividends with them as follows:—On 151. per share, from the tat of July, all—on 901. per share from the Ist of July, 1040, two--en 251. per share from the let of Jemmy, 1019, Interest at five per cent to be allowed on the M. or 51. per share (so the use may be., not receiving dividends from the time of payment to the time when inch sumo participate in the divi dend. That the aLrie for the Newcastle and Berwick new shares be celled in he registrAtos, and sealed ccrttßcetes tutted, and that • farther salt be made upon them of 5/. per sharp ouch new Meow Os nest* dividends, and to rank equally with the Yak and Newasfte Extension shame from the Ist of July, 1848. [The Cherie* here explained that scene isaatilleation had takes piece Is. the resolution SIAM it was in order *meet objections. The principal obeep ar telerrtlew. made sad Berwick scrip was be reek with the York and Seeesstle Wino duns from July 1 of thls par Weed Kr sew meddled. =YAW t. till July next He wee ewerslira esaddrtlis holing with regrard to this matter. He werbt a i i i je se bbd the ries tics a Illtwotthy motives which had tem I. He Wes eat aware of any gentleman that held or a the tealliselleet; for himself, he would user be lel He did not, indeed; devote his mind to the qmstim at W It man then may *muse a he fromßseehed wrote to at Ma rot wore to be Ow tarsi al riprotion. Bs Bre at down le esmost a leper which bigeterittedlo Ids tobrork and thin rig ahaelma won trued on the NW*.lf dd seg l pes . te ia , Sem der lisd tot "Kit seek er bo est Jr wiror bid a dodo slow on bow the and wer edit. rd It wit be it If grin= veal mere the quer* se tle mai* Per* two/ft IMMO nth" id est Imel Walk forligo NEW ot alb ot boor Mims i roll d aw p e et lid rear Amalie refit Walk Not bt bed wire odd Me radollows of. do Mew at (canna. Ist Ikre was afar, a ads oriptoolka orlowy adage twohitior. Or no, diet vim toroot wit. digit. id dld wit porn is Ibrolort wr elm Ile nip it Malin' Mem No tinebt Now wort all se c i est Nis draft, r ordpke rig Is d N to won gni*. ant ort eon d wifrity i r bib plow. rib Wit pro sky* so the Newordo an Boron Moll. Dorn *a Irk woe they had soolloot 2,1001, sad it is ofd in' ▪ boroodog; bet he wan wild the York sad Stewart* Mould she iseresee; the eel* lertion was. whether, mote • fair Am all eels sitimstrres el Seep% ths Mere prepaid swe fair sail *Mt le all porta Thep hod WPM. Mr 'idol by ti sibs, and b e try id bon lir Is ornotal irlos ft. yet It =foto be Wooten sow. Bo writ I ddr_ idol bid he *di astrelltde firm lielopthesa entasse amid tell her ilseissilis—lhet the - Siena t place, sad that it anted eirmers kenr • Immo& from He. Nadi, of Zioopor it of Sink* dosiitiir libel inn lir aro bider di worpoodos wori=e sporer hew mai SY la modes orriodwritlw owl bow it aims, woo to be pwwilitt Ittot-1161 ticks= Bated shat the an, NOM vegekel welt be WAN* but ibet the two cospooloo ionorboder.oodwistrb, Una 0N.011., owl thn...a mg weld le retool Weir dreis ri sed St imne. The romodhair ordprion woo intim" await *boor- Ind. II Will es Orr tooidlows to carry out the lamired in it. TKO Rasta m Ileorm.—ln the meet on the line ths direct s§ derma a diviirt of 5 per mt to dr beam at the (samara) dim k the N art Nerth liffialbe.• AO damn odd he rd wry liw. to Mee to ths shenielen et tab semeny. Ito bed berme the wrier thiedoy, r borer arm der ray were sel he had as rat tame esti mil be sai llac i l dVaril in iro yes'. Ha danstrosa that the leemetives mil be Is rearm% bet the tare in peer mai be able to yrs err elMt • MI6 thus quit der k meyere limaslopL =WET referee a eery when the eerie me ail The wor rat me la yea= we oars en a.el edirelielly. Be biped to. Sere toirk or be Oriel lo Meta mar is Sea pro pelled Set Se Sprit Sidi§ beams reed deer be siered, which was mod rse ea r err mairier—ens to alloy lo rest at Myr eget cm the der Made Aim east the ether to mite the Mar rearm The maw was sine seer . mosila whet ths tenblies he arelomadoe the ese of the TM re li were streede soar prepard. mt m asla ist m t iseur.-11r. sea erromt his peel sidebar at dde revolt—ldr.Drim then arra the SIM at sesellog te the chairman, ISM woo so. seraHeary, eat mite by atramatan. made, then broke up. was reluctant, and did not come immediately. These men got into the boat, and were about to push off, when he hur ried down to them, complaining of their conduct. This enraged them, and, taking up a heavy bar, they struck him on the head so violently, that he fell bleeding and Bens/dem in the boat, and expired the next morning. Three of the murderers have been taken. RUSSIA.—Sr. PETERSBURG, JULY 30.—A treaty between Russia and Norway, signed on the Ist of June, hes just been published, by which it is determined, for the future, that the boundaries between RUNill, and Norway, as laid down by the agreements of 1826 and 1846, shall every twenty-five years be subject to a revision for renewing the boundary lines by commissioners nominated for that purpose by the two states. Something extraordinary (mays the Cologne Gazette) must be in preparation at St. Petersburg —perhaps a coup d'ital, though the foreign journals excite much laughter when they speak of the abdication of an illustrious personage. It is certain that the meet distin guished of the Russian diplomatists now at foreign courts are convoked hither for the ensuing mcnth ; and this de serves attention. There is much talk of a vice-royalty bring created for the Grand Duke Michael or Constantine ; but it is only a report. Some persons who are the best informed on that subject pretend that Poland is about to be incorpo rated to Russia, and that opinion appears to us the moat 'probable ; and, in fact, the pure Russian party, which de tests even the name of Poland, and which is headed by the minister Taschkow, is now at the head of public affairs. The German party has lost all influence. SWEDEN.—Their Majeetiee left Stockholm on the 27th ult. for Norway, in the capital of which they were expected to arrive on the 4th inst. Before his departure, I the King appointed Barons Jhre Steel yen Holstein, Munthe, and Peyron, regents of the kingdom during his absence. Baron von Rehausen, hitherto charge d'affaires for this kingdom et the Court of St. James's, has been appointed seatessior extraordinary and minister plenipo tentiary at soar amt. The Danish poet, Oehlenschlager, .atell Made Trims of Canino, are at present the greatlams TRIAL OF THE POLISH PRISONERS: BERLIN, Atm. 4.—The sitting began at 8 o'clock. The examination of the accused Miroslawski having been =Waded on the preceding day, that of the accused Wladie- Men Mesebius von Rosinaki was commenced. The act of nomination stated that Rceinski was born in 1814, at Tar gowa43orka, and was sent, in 1832, to the university of Ber lin. In 1834 he joined a dragoon regiment, in which he ultimately held the rank of second lieutenant. Four yells afterwards he returned to Poland, when he lived on a farm belonging to his mother, at Targowa-Gorka. He then be came a member of the agricultural society of Schroda, and became also acquainted with the democratic society. The proceedings, after the reading of the act of accusation, chiefly consisted in a discussion upon a number of documents alleged to have been in the handwriting of Resinski. Seve ral witnesses were called to confront the prisoner, but con , tradieted each other in most of the material point*. The evidence on both sides having been closed, the court ad. joirned. The most interesting part of the proceedings was a point raised by the counsel for the accused, as to whether the counsel for the crown had a right to ptit questions directly to the prisoner. FRANCE.—PARIS, Aro. B.—M. Parmentier has appealed to the Cour Royale against the judgment of the Correctional Tribunal, rendered on May 7, rejectiog his claim upon General Cubieres and MM. Renaud, Mallet, Van Gob blesehroy, and Henry and Pinto de Aranjo, for the pay ment of 2,000,000 f. for 2,000 shares in the mites of 000 - m-ea, which they had agreed to take.—A captain of the staff, attached to the 3rd regiment of Light Dragoons, in garrison at Compiegne, was recently brought to trial before a court-martial for having abused his authority by causing an inhabitant of the town to be illegally arrested. On the 3rd of July last the captain was amuse g himself by playing a French horn at the window of his room in the barracks. A M. Poulain, who was in a can near the barracks, went to the door of tho caff , and shouted " You play the horn ! Why, you ought to undergo an apprentice ship. Shall I give you a lemon ?" At this the captain be came exceedingly wrathful. Putting on his uniform he ordered some of his men to follow him, rushed into the cafe, and cried, " Who wu it that shouted at me ? Give a lesson to a , captain of the staff indeed ! We'll see that!" He then sum moned the offending individual to follow him to the com missary of police, and, on his refusal, seized him by the collar, and ordered his men to seize him also. "Soldiers," said he, " obey! Arrest this man ! Insult a captain of the .a. re 0 ° L . ^. a". "1".. ..... • aso rso *ors... a vusapauut was WU against tea . • ....puun, and he was immediately placed under arrest by the colonel, and subsequently removed to the prison of l'Ab bay., where he was detained until brought before the court. In his defence the captain, who seemed peculiarly suscep tible, stated that he believed the complainant intended to insult him, and that he could not allow such as indignity to his epaulettes to pima unavenged. The president of the court pointed out to him that his conduct was tuidigni fled, that he had forgotten the respect due to himself and his rank, and that even if the complainant did intend to insult him, he ought to have known how to despise it. Even tually, however, the too susceptible captain was acquitted.— At a late hour in the evening of the 2nd four men employed in the tunnel of the railroad at Chesy (Aisne), two of them Belgians and the third a Savoyard, came down to the ferry at Azy, and called to nebula, the ferryman, to take them across. As the hour was so far advanced, and he had always great difficulty in getting his money from thee. men, Debarks STATE OF THE POLLS. MIDDLESEX COUNTY. State of poll this day at 10 cm.-- Lord It. Grosvenor 3370 Capt. B. Osborne 2711 Col. Wood 2415 State of the poll at 11 o'clock— Groevener Osborne Wood State of the poll at 12 o'clock— Grosvenor 4OOB Osborne 3279 Wood 2891 State of the poll at 1 o'clock— Grommet • 4195 Oebeese 3450 Wood 3013 DENBIGHSHIRE, LLANGOLLEN, WREXHAM, AND RUTHIN DISTRICTS, Aso. 9. First dav's poll— Wynn Bagot 761. ESSEX (NORTH), Auo 9 Poll at 4 o'clock— Troll 2183 Beresford Rebow GLOUCESTERSHIRE (WEST). Official declaration— Hale Grantley Berkeley Grenville Berkeley 2123 ISLE OF WIGHT, Aro. 9 First day's poll— Simeon Fleming Mr. Fleming bas since retired. 1014 KENT (WEST). Official declaration— Filmes Hodges Austen MEW ROSS. Close of poll— . -- Talbot Keeley NORTHAMPTONSHIRE (SOum), Avo. 9. Poll at 4 o'clock— Knightley lBB7 Vyse Healey STAFFORDSHIRE (NORTH), AVOUBT 9. First day's poll— Adderley Brackley Buller YOUGHAL. Close of poll— Anstey Ponsonby COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'clock.—The dealers and speculators appear to have rather recovered from the uneasy apprehen sions created' yesterday by the difficulties of the great house of business referred to under this head, and which it was feared might lead forthwith to other serious disasters in commercial quarters. The funds, therefore, are better this morning. At the commence ment of affairs Consols were done at 881 to t for money, and 843 i to 7 for account, and sub sequently improved to 87 to t for account, with an active market in favour of the speculators for the rise. At these rates for the account, and 861 to I for money, they now remain. Reduced Threes, 871 to }. Three and-a-Cluarter per Cents., 881 to 9fr. Exchequer Bills, 2s. dia. to 2s. premium. Bank Stock, 195 to 7. In consequence of the more favourable appearance of the Consols market, a slight advance may be noted in some of the more depressed foreign stocks. Spanish Fives are now quoted 21 to ; the Threes, 301 to 1. PortWtues remain 29 to 30. Dutch Two- and-a-Half per ' nts. are 58 to j ; the Fours, 89 to f. Mexican, 17 to 18. New Grenada, 19 to 20. A report is in circulation that airless from Paris have been received, stating that the minister of finance had succeeded in contracting for a portion of the fourteen millions loam, which it was supposed there fore would shortly make its appearance on the market. INSISSZ 71111011. Bask Sleet, 153 7 I :17.774V8; te "" " ip•r lue naL.ll7/ Bpa Ot. COMAS as.. • Bel Iseleina sw. u dis. I pa. I per et Apettioa Bose% WV -4 per et Belgian Boeter.S3 4 36 per Ont. diem, II per Cs. Breelliaa Das.,l3 Ditto Neer. St 4 per et. Zoom Am. Rd., SI Ditto (211100 Bd., II 3 Moo Cohirolo. Def. D. 111 Colombia& &Asia Bd.. 34 I 3 per et Danish 11.11.,114 I 4 per et Datett Mo.. MI 6 4 per Ct. Cuba Dumb, St I 2476;42 ()mach 126.,111 20 Dreads Doterve4 1144., 34 11 I per Ct, Walesa. lan , It Id 4 per Ct. Plroviaa MI.. It I rowafts Coal, Ills , II 30 per ' Ct. 1ta54144123.,110 If Ditto 224.142 Dis, 31 * 3 per Ct 8344131, 1146 , 21 I Swish Deism,' 1344., 14 11 Swish Passive 11 , 12.. 12 par Ct Veseneta Bd. , II 40 Tama,/ Deterres:ll44..ll3 11l RAILWAYS.—Shares may be reported rothcz more firm to-day, but not to the extent of and special improvement in prices. The character of the market is much more the absence of sales than the existence of any demand. Eastern Counties, are however, inquired for, at 19 to 1, as it is expected the dividend will be 12s. per share. SALES 111110 TED VE TO TWO THIS DAY DV LONDON. atalwelars Mem will be found in last page;. Dir . _ 14..........„..... WeL0w1iDia115y,151 121 11 d K ro l l. sh., 81 Z. Oomatl Do. Nlea. sad Derby, 91 Do. Tarp. 11 pee Ct.. No. 1,1 p Newer& k Berwick New, 31 4 Do. Yak lingen, 61 1 Noehlk, 119 19 E. Union Tbkle, 31 p Do. smina. 13 E. Loambieg Nor, el N. !OM Weenies, 51 Gt. N N.Sleag 114 Gt. N. ar e l NNew,4ol.sh.,4l Reedlagg 4 o_ol. 4 & ad, 8 1 8 Omit Modena Mhz, 261 Skatiwa.& EL, Oass A., 21 Do. New 171. ob., 31 Lark h Ilnilerh, 934 L Sharellets, 3d Eget & howsistio. 34 Lou., !WA, 6 So 4 Do. W., ISO Twit Ss Nor igi lUnd, SO 2 Do. 401.14 IL It 8., 64 Do. tilwaim, 40 ca.& L Widow, 31 Do. Probatwess, 141 Do. New, 191„ 941 641 1 Do. I. and W. R. Ext., 211 51 Do. New 41 1 Boulogne end Asobons, 131 Do. 101 . Se ., 1 Northern al Fame, 111 Do. 400. Sc . , 4 West 'Dada% if YES Acorn 9. midland, 110 "DO. ing. sh., 431 gg, e at? 1 ea Da MittleN.ll York & Newo. Pref., 1 1 p ALES, ATIO,T 9. lion & Lee& (late 334 Es.) 1 d Do. Fifths (late W. B. UAL! Ilan., illteiL, &Lin. (Shot ), 34 716 d MIL Rail. Can (300. eh.), 11 Nitre. & Sere. hew, 4 1-16 p N. Staffordshlre, 1 13.16 31 Oldham Alliance, 4 d S. Eastern& Dover, No. 4, 1 d 9, Alum Fr 9. N. Staffordehlre, 2 p North Western, 40a. d Leeds & Dews, 11 4 p LIVERPOOL Amber g. end E. Jam., 14 d .. E. Count.. ^ • • London - re N: Ve:A=, b liol Do. New On., 4/1 p Man. and Leeds Firths (late W. B. U.), I d Newe. & Berwkk New, 31 4 N. British (New On. Berip), j p MANCRESTER e Amb., Nott, & Bost. E. J., If d E. CounUes (York Ex.), 1 13.18 d East Lancashire, If d Do. New, lj f d No. New &nip, j Fleet., Peen, & W.I. J., If d Hod. & Man. R. and C., 18-18 p Load., Bright, Cask, of Man. and Booth., lj d LEEDS SAL! E. Lancashire New, d Leda, Wakefield, MkE, Mk. 4 We.t Ming Ulnas; 4a. I New. k Berwick New, 3/. 19e. p TORN BALES, Arorar 9. at. Northern, 31. Us. 6d. I N. Britunt Thtrds, 21 Newts& It Der. New, 91. 17e. 9i - - - -- • HULL SALES, Arotar 9. Hall & 9elby Ifsl.es, 61 r . BetleY Eaten. &rip, lc 9d. p Man.& ( W. IL U.)d York* Newcastle End., 31 p Newt. k Be?. New, $j Si. 16s. p PRODUCE.-1 7100. The Sager sales are progressing homily; and prices are scarcely supported ; bat importers show same degree of firmsess,:and buy in tolerably freely. Refined, dull ; stand ard quality, 56a to 565. M.—Coffee, dull, without alteration in prices.—Saltpetre 500 bags, refraction 31, were of fered, and bought in at 30s. ; a few lots, 30s. 64., which was above the previous market slue.—Rice, negleeted.—Rum tolerably steady at the late reduction; proof Leeward, 2.. 6d. to 2s. W.—Cotton remains dull.—Tee has also been dull.—The week opens with a general heavy appearance ; the adverse state of the money market baa a de pressen influence on ell articles. - PRICES CURRENT. smut, per cwt. Derr PAID. Pigs, No. I. SO 0... 0 0 W. halia,B.P.bwn.s.3B 40...3904 Hoops II 10... 0 0 Yellow &Grey... 40 0...43 Cargo at CardiSbar 9 0... 0 0 lbw 44 0...49 Swedish II 10... 0 0 Mauritius, Wawa— 38 0.. 39 Liao, at per ton. Yellow 39 8...42 Pig, best lB 15...19 Phse 43 B. 48 Milled, duet l9 10.. .20 t Bengal &Madras, b. 33 0...38 Bars 22 0... 0 0 Yellow 39 0. 41 Patent shot 3l 0... 0 0 White 42 0...50 red or minium ... 19 10..40 0 _ . Foreign, brown...— 39 0 .97 0 Yellow 3B 0. 39 0 Grey and white 40 0..40 0 Refined, 63 0...73 0 Lampe 330.380 Corm, in Bond. Wed India, on:ti nny B5 0... 40 0 Good. Floe 7O 0...115 0 Ceylon, geed ordl Mae ordinary 39 0... 40 0 80 0 . 60 0 Moclia,=l to tine 51 0... 80 0 --- Sum atra aad -. maybe floe Pa- 33 0... 51 0 dang 1; 6... II 0 Tit, at per lb. Coogon.anounon 0 0 ... 0 cki Ries, at per cot. ' Bengal white l7 6... 19 6 Cargo l4 0... 13 0 0... Patna 22 0.. 24 0 Corolitso. 26 0... 20 0 timares. Itstot at per irelL Leeward Lind ... 8 Demerara, .211 38 per erat. o.l' 3 9 ... 4 8 Jamaica, 30 to 36 per cent. O.P. 4 2 ... 4 6 Favottritetnarks 5 0 6 6. brTrals 4 7 6 d.p. II 0 ... 0 Scot. Irish ll 0 ... 0 Piss, per ton. iIga,P.T.R. £47 0...34 St. Petersburg, 9 head 0 0... 0 Dutch .4 Mendel 33 0 . 83 Prlcalmd War, at per ton. BLPetentbarg,cleanS 41 0..42 outsbot ....... 38 0... 0 half clean Riga, Kane outahut per Manila East Inas Sum l6 0...18 Sunday 23 0...97 lute Tur, at per mt. Panes B6 0...0 Strait . 85 0...86 Wm.. ii;c.e 92 0... 0 la., at per ton. Bars £lO 0 In Speller Ous, pw 253 Imp. Bat. d.p. Ptah, Sak4 pale 2s 0... 0 straw 26 10... 0 brown Sr yedlaw 24 0 25 1 Sperm B6 0...87 Kira Matter B3 0... 0 Owl VI 10 0 South Sew 34 10...20 1 Olire,Galllpall,gatou 48 8... 0 Cocoa Nut SO 0...00 Seed, Itapr, pal*, per tan 3B 0.. 0 Linseed 27 10 . 27 1 Paorosona, per awl. Butter—Cork, IA B 3, 0...89 aia i 0... Datil:4ler 0 0...0 Limerick, do OB 0..00 Caries, Ili 0.-91 Newry 1et......_. 0 0_ 0 M'ateriord 55 0...57 lee, pm 0 0..0 Prise Mao 0 0... 0 k radradurnser ilmorltek,ldarla t 0 •• • Do., Deifs•6 Wm, Wsberford, 74 0...00 • l et lag aZ Perdi " 0-54 do 11411101Itadder Ainderat Wpm.oi ant! Cow, at per lb. A.7;lBl.Wden, Vied Os.sd Si. 70 0 54. 0 4 Brae, dry 0• . 0 131 Drynalted 0 4 ...0 L i ma dry 0 4_6 5 at Vilp. dry 0 6 ...0 6 West India, dry 0 4 ...0 6 Said 0 ad • 41 Min Indic 0 4 . 0 104 I tlittZ dri 9 91 . ....9 9 S=4 arm, per . .- inii.iiin.. e 6 AO 6 Dia WOW* at per ton. 11:g m haska is o . a to 5 5... 5 la X 710.810 Paill ai =goa 510.010 llMpia, lap 9 0...16 0 0 0... 0 0 Una. 10 10 16 15 We loders 10 10...16 0 5 0...510 Brun. 18 0...50 0 TALLOW.—Our market continues without altera tion as regards price, but the demand is daily improving. Petersburg V. C. on the spot, 48a. 3d. ; October to December delivery, 47*. ; separate months' delivery, 475. Gd. CORN.—BATA, AUGUST 7.—A good supply of Wheat. Trade was dull in the extreme, and, where sales were made, prices were from 6s. to Bs. below the prices of last week. Barley freely offered, at a decline of 2s. per quarter, without leading to much business. Beaus the same as last week. Oats, Is. per quarter lower. Peas a dull sale, and somewhat cheaper. W heat, 665. to 665. Barley, 3.55. to 44e. Beans, 545. to 625. Peas, 48s. to rife. Oats, white, Ns. to 355. ; black, 295. to 325. per qr. - - BRIDLINGTON, AIJORST 7.—The market wee but thinly attended, and very few samples shown. Wheat. Si. to 6s. lower. In spring Corn no alteration. Wheat, 65e. to 755. per quarter. Oats, Is. 6d. per stone. Beans, 631. to 661. per quarter. Pea, 51s. to 635. CANTERBURY, ArGVST 7.—But very little business done, as the farmers were unwilling to submit to a reduction of from 3a. to 4a. per gr." There were a few samp!es of new Wheat and Barley. Wheat, white, old, 60s. to 661.; new, 635. to 665. ' • old, brown, 68s. to 625. ; new Barley, 395. to 415.; Oats, 235. to 305.; Beans, 41s. to 48e.; Peas, new, 375. to 40s. per qr. . . Ca'mishit, Avener 7.-A large supply of Wheat. The trade was dull, and a decline of 3e. fal, to U. per three bushels was submitted to. Barley was slow sale, at a re duction of Is. to 2a. Oats, 6d. to is. lower. Wheat, red, 22a. to 2aa. ; white, 235. to 255.; Barley, 15e. to 16e.; Oats, 12s. to 13e. 65. per three imperial bushels. DoNcurea, AIIGIAT 7.-On all the forward soils the harveet is rapidly progressing, and with fine weather during next week we may expect samples of new Wheat. To-day not quite so much farmers' Wheat offering, but quite suffi cient to supply the demand, which is now extremely limited. We note a better sale for Wheat at le. to 2s. per three bushels decline from last week. Several parcels of new Oats, generally of fair qaality, varying in price from 28e. to 33e. Beano a slow sale, at le. reduction. Wheat, new, 20m. to 235. • fine, 245. to 21e. ; Blend-oorn, 20e. ; fine, 245. Rye, ifs.&ens, 20s. to 21e. ; fine, 235. ; old, 2s. to 225. Peas, grey, 20a. ; white, 22*. per 3 bushels. Oats, new, 28e. to 30e. ; fine, 31s. to 335.; old, 30s. to 33e. ; fine, 345. to 38a. Barley, 35e. to 37e. per qr. HLDLEIGH, Arcusr 9.-In consequence of the fine weather, and oar farmers being closely engaged in the har vest, we hada small market to-day. A few samples of Wheat were offering, but there was very little disposition to buy, and the business done was at an abatement on last prices of 2a. to 3s. per qr. No spring corn worth notice on offer. - - - HUNTINGDON, AVOQIT 7. —The supply of Wheat was rather short today, and prices about th e same as at the neighbouring markets held earlier in the week. The growing Beans are rather better reported of, which makes them dull of sale, as is the case with all other kinds of spring corn. LZICUTIIR, AUOTIST 7.—ln Wheat, owing to there being very little at market, the prices were, for good samples, very little lower than last week--my about 2a. per qr. redaction on the best, and 3a. to 4s. on !scowler,' sorts. Very little alteration in spring corn. A few new Oats at market, of fine quality, at 335. per qr. - --• • •• • - - - mALTON, Atrorse 7.—Wheat was in limited demand, at Bs. to 10e. per v. under last week's rates. Oats, Id. per atone lower. Wheat, red, 66e. to 729. ; white, 724. to 80s. per 40st. Oats, Is. 3d. to Is. 4d. per it. NORTHAMPTON, AXO VAT 7.—The weather continues to be very fine, and the harvest has become general. But little Wheat offering, and that at a decline of Be. to 10s. per qr. from lest week. The few sales of spring corn that have been effected have been at a decline of about 2s. per qr. PRUTON, Acorn 7.—The trade bas been very inactive during the week. We reduce the value of Wheat about 6s. per wind's; Flour, ss. per barrel ; Oats, 3d. per bushel ; and Oatmeal, 6s. per load, and all other articles nominal ; but there is not much disposition to press isles, now that prices have gone so low. The average price of Wheat this week is 68s. 2d. per imp. qr. - - - - PISTWORTII, AtotoT 7.—Reaping hu been begun very generally, and from all we can ascertain it is thought the crop will be an average one in the aggregate, although on some farms it will fall short of it, as the ears are deficient, about one in ten of the corns being destroyed by blight. We believe an ear of Wheat is supposed to average forty corns, and therefore it will be found, la the cases we have quoted, that there is one-tenth deficiency in the produce ; still in the Weald the trope are magnificent. We have made consider able inquiries IS regards them in that district, and the univer -4.: :IV=le, taxi4%e mp , hot' rat been so for five yette. Of Pen, which are nearly all housed, there is a most abundant crop, and the Barley and Oat crops are inlet luxuriant. The late showers are come most opportune for the Turnips ; the plant in many placed; was in a very drooping elate, but is now completely revived, and is growing very rapidly. We subjoin the prices of the few Wee made. It is with pleasure we add that the potato blight is not thought of in this district. The crop looks most cheering. Wheat, white, 151. to M. 10s., brown, 141. to 141. 10s. ; Barley, grinding, 403. to 421.; Oats, country, 28s. to 30e. ; Beans, 40s. to 445. per qr. * RICHMOND, YORKSHIRE, AVOCET 7.—Wheat sold ham 9s. 6d. to 103. ; Oats, 4e. to 6s. ; Barley, th. to 84. 6d. ; Buns, 6s. 6d. to 7.. 6d. per busheL There was a beautiful wimple of new Oats in market, which sold for 6s. per busheL SAPPRON WALDEN, AUOVIIT 7.—Very little Wheat on offer ; and the few sales effected were at 51. to 6s. per qr. reduction from last week's prices. Barley, 2s. to lle per qr. lower. Oats and Beans unaltered. Peas, 4s. per qr. cheaper. --- • - • SWINDON, Aroter 9.—Of Wheat the samples sold were 30. to 4s. lower •• a few samples of new were in the market, but not in grinding condition, therefore not sold ; the prices this day ruled between 565. and 68e. per qr. In Marley holders had to submit t• a decline of 3e. per qr. so yet there is not much eut in this part, though most of it is fit for the scythe. The crops are eery fine; fine weather for two or three weeks must cause wood barley to be yet , chew • the prices this day front 3fiCto 44a, pcz qr.; Mal t ilown 9 2 . per qr., prices 9s. to 9s. 3d. per bushel. Bata sold slowir ea ,lt from 245. to 275. per qr. New Peas Prom 44e. to 625. from 465. to 565. Tares from 7s. to Ss. 6d. per bushel. - - Yeamoura, Accrual' 7.—But little Wheat offering, for which rather lower prices were submitted to. Nothing doing in other grain. No new corn at market, except a small lot of Oats. Harvest is just beginning in this neighbourhood. The weather has been very flue all the week except yester day,arhen we had a nod deal of rain. White Wheat, 60e. to 041.; red, 565. to 60a. Barley, 40s. to 425. Beans, 545. to 565. Peas, 565. to sEle. Oats, 265. to 30s. KIRKCALDY, ACOUST 7.—We have bad rather cloudy weather daring the week, and occasionally a good deal of rain has fallen ; no more, however, as yet, than bee been been beneficial to the mope. At our country markets this week the little bane grain offering was sold at a reduction of several shillings per qr. en last week's rates. Foreign Wheat was offering at 4s. per qr., and Oats ls. to 2e. per ~'L ,✓ .~ GZ~`~ l~ „ ~ ~~r qr. lower. Here tads y we had • small supply of Wheat, and only a few sacks of Barley and Oata. Sales of Wheat were exceedingly slow, and progress could only be made at • reductu of Ga. per qr. Barley was 2c per qr. lower. Wheat, aBs. to 725. Barley, 3.1 e. to 401. Oats, 325. to 31s. per qr. °stoical, 2801b5., 41s. to 435. Datevrtc, JOLT 31.—A great deal of business done during the lout few dope. Wheat has changed hands, and prices are 3s. per qr. higher, owing to a great deal of rain having fallen. Our stocks are very low, not having supplies brought forward by the growers. Our arrivals of *hips for freights are vary large, and when they are despatched there will not he above 600 or 700 lasts of Whett left. ?rims high-mixed 621b5., 715.; fair high-mixed 611hs. and 621b5., 60s. ; fins mixed 611 M., 68s. to 695. • good mixed, 675. to 68e. ; good red mixed, 665. ; and ordinary qualities, 60s. to 625. per qr. free on board. KAU BIT HO, Au° CST 6.—Wheat very flat, and sales out of hand have, within the last few days, been effected with dila rutty. The accounts from fireign markets, and especially from England, received this day, of the decline of prices, will again influence us, and we shall have a yet further re duction. Hardly any old Barley left ; there is some demand for light new winter for Holland, at 25.. to 265. per qr. Oats very flat; a few parcels now offering at 21s. 6d. to 231. Rye is fully as dear, but Rye Meal is exeessinlydepressed. Amami derable business has again been done in Cloverseed on specu lation at an advance of 61. to Is. per cwt., the reporter of the present crops getting worse, both in France and Ger many. Rapeseed is in demand ter Holland, and some quan tity would be taken at 261. 1.55. per last on the west coast of Holstein, but sellers are not in the market. Linseed Cakes are more inquired for; Flensburg and Pomeranian have been sold at 81. 103. to 81. 14s. per ton free on board for delivery neat month, and Konigsberg it 71. 4s. per ten on board. Rape Cakes in demand, at 51. 10t, cost and freight, but held higher. KOSIOSEERO, JVLT 30.—The dull accounts from your side have had • similar effect on ours ; quotations are already reduced 3s. to 41. per qr., and if your prospects do not improve, we may look for a still further decline. Supplies from Bohen.ia are now coming forward. Holders are asking 69A. per qr for Wheat free on board. The weather has been very wet during the week. We have the same complaint about Beane as in England—blight and insects very pre- Lao Hoax, JULY 30.—The Wheat harvest is 1101.1 . over, and the crop proves a good one—quality fine and heavy. The country markets bang now weU supplied with home-grown Wheat, there has been buts limited demand for foreign. Se- . veral arrivals have come in, but the most of them have been sent on to Genoa. This will probably cease, as the Ist of next . month duty will be :aid on there, and sui• number of cargoes are expected, we shall see a decline in our rate.. The proba bility se, oats ranee will be (per gr. free on board) about— ! Marianopoli, 621b5., 45s ; Polish, 6lllbe. ' 455. ; do. 1111111911111 419. ; Odessa, 611 be., 419.; do. 601199.,385. 3d.; Danube, 611b5., 375• lld.; Romelia, 59,11b5., 349. 2d.; Egyptian, white, 66)1b5., 265. 21. ; Taganrog, 611134., 382.31; do., hard, 6411 n., 4-51.; Odessa hard, 621b5., 465. 4d. ; Tuscan, fine, white, 631b5., 599. 6d. to 625. Gd. ; do., fine red, 6311 be., 489.7 d. to 505.; do., fine Maremma, 641b5., 455. 1 Id. We have had some rain, which has been very beneficial to the Indian Corti, the crop of which will be very large, and we count upon low prices. The last freight paid was Ss , but we shall see rates more moderate ere long. ROSTOCK, AVOVST 2.—Great progress has been made with the Rye harvest, the greater part of which is in good condition. The accounts as to the yield are also very favour able. Wheat and spring Cora are not quite ripe. The Wheat crops have suffered much by the very heavy rains which have fallen during the last few days, but the weather is now very warm and favourable. POTATOES.—ANDOVEIt.—A great supply of very fine Kidneys and round, free from disease, best at 6d., good round early, 4d., and fair-sited 3d. per gallon. Canasta.—A most abundant supply of Potatoes, at Bd. to 9d. per stone of 141 b. _ _ . DONCASTER:A large supply, and there being a full at tendance of buyers, the trade ruled very brisk at about last week's price., several lots having been sold for future deli very. Amencan natives, 10d. to Is. ; Shwa, Bd. to 10d. ; ash-top Kidneys, led. to Is. 2d. per peck. - - Losos.—A moderate supply, which met a ready sale, at Is. to la. 2d. per score of 21, lb. SUNDERLAND.—We continue to be weU supplied wither. talent Potatoes, but the demand being so great, in cone ' quence of the increase of population, prices come slowly down. They are now selling at from to. to Is. 2d. per peck. WINCRESTER.—Potatoes in great quantities, very tine and sound. The best ash-leaf Kidneys, 64.; Winbourne Kid neys, 44. ; round early do., 4d. ; some at 3d. ; common, 2d. to 3d. per gallon. HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET. Two o'Clock.— Mews. Pattenden and Smith report that the market is the same. Duty, 180,0091. 1616* Lot Xest., p. et 41.10 op 111. 11 I Yeattlag payt.l'. IS 14 3 0 134.14 of Ism. „ 4 oto 1. I Tsullai homy. „ I SYS IS Paws 3loto 4 4 I 014 Ham. .. . IIS to 6 Parsksaa WOOL. —ILIIINSTER WOOL FAIR was one of the largest that was ever known. Considerable business was done at prices ranging from 114 d. to 124 d. ; Down teg realised 13d. per lb. LivEuroot, Aro. 7.—We base nothing to report in Laid Highland Wool; the demand is still limited, and no arrival of the new clip. Whit* Highland is not much in. spired for. The stack of crossed and Cheviots is compa ratively light ; if the selection were better, there would be more doing at our quotations: Laid Highland, per 241 b.., 69. to 6e. 9d.; white do., 9s. 6d. to 10s; Laid Crossed, unwashed, N. &I. to 91.; laid do., washed, 9s. to 10s.; Laid Cheviot, unwashed, 9.. to lls. 6d.; do. Cheviot, washed, 12s. to 15e. ; white do, 20s. to 225. 6d. Beaux, Aco. 2.—After the usual month's lull which succeeds the excitement of the fain, we have new to report a return of demand, and a resumption of business. During the lut week or two, some rather extensive purchases of wool have been made here and at Breslau, as well for England as for France and for other parts of the con tinent. Although it is true that the demenptions now in the market are not, upon the whole, of that select character and breed which distinguish those shown at the fairs, still, ma selling parties seem disposed to accommodate their prices more to the state of the English and other foreign markets, a steady and continuous trade may be anticipated for some time to some. The purchasing of lambs' and yearlings' Wools is likely to be very much impeded and spoiled by the extreme eagerness for them on the part of the French, who are ready to pay very high figures. HAY. Two o'clork.—Meorrs. Cooper and Davis, Hi! sad %se 11.1nmen, report the trade very heavy, at the fering pdso : Frt. Ilssdotr No. to 13.1 Room.— —4. to —2.1 Otroor 275. to Ito. Wexler No. to 030. Moor ... M. tors.. I CATTLE, &e.—CoLenzerza, AUGUST 7.—The nap• ply of Beasts was very short, but was more than adequate to the demand. and to effect sales a reduction of full 6 per cent. was acceded to. There was also a great dulness in the Sheep trade, soul in some instances prices declined from 4s. to 6s. per head, and but very few sales effected at that reduction. Pigs continue scarce, and keep up in value. - - - - - None/wit, Atroner 7.—Our market exhibited a good show of store cattle. Being the commencement of harvest, little was done, and we can look forward with but little hippo of better markets until the completion of harvest. Fat Beasts a good show; trade dull, at Ba. to Be. 6d. per stone of 141 b. The Sheep pens were well filled ; keeping Sheep full ls. per head lower. The best Lambe quite so dear ; middling, from ls. to ls. 6d. per heed cheaper ; fat Sheep, Be. 6d. to 9s. per stone ; Ewes, of all ages, both scarce and deer. Good stcre Pigs and fat Pork remain without alteration in prices. - - - • - - - • Styx:room, Acores 9.—Some good gran-fed Beasts from Devon, Somerset, and Hereford made 12s. to 13s. per score pound: ; moderate, including fat Heifers and Cows, at from lls. to Ih. 6d. • very coarse, 104.6 d. Sheep were from 44. to 6d. per stone c heaper, best Downs not makiag more than 4s. Bd. to Gs. per stone ; large half-bred:, ts. 441. to 4e. Gd.; fat Ewes and inferior Sheep, 49. to 4s. 4d. Fat Lambe, of Bert quality, reached from Gs. Bd. to 6s. ; moderate quality, ss. to 6e. 4d. ; poorer, 4s. 84. to Gt., rather short supply. Fat Calves not se plentiful ; the best this day made llt. per score; good, 10s. 6d. • inferior, 10e. Fat Hogs, 109. to 10s. 6d. per score ; sm ell Forks, 10e. 6d. to lls. - ^ --• FORFAR MAILLET.—There wu a full average of Cattle, both fat and grazing. Fat sold at from 7s. 6d. to Bs. per Dutch atone . • the sale was slow, but mostly ail were disposed of. (hazin gg were about fin to seven per cent. below Mame ono --- , mutt. A lot of fon•teen three-veer-olds d sold at 171. 2s. 6d., 1 1 ".. two-year-0u... Various other lots sold at from 91. to 121. ; year-olds at from dl. to 71. Cows in calf were very dear. ST. JAMR/I'S FAIR, ROXBIIROIFISHIRII.—At this fair there was a limited supply of grazing Cattle, for which there was a tolerable demand, at prices similar to recent markets. The Horse market was pretty numerously attended by dealers, and there wu a considerable show of Horses of all descrip tions. A good deal of business was dine among good Horses suitable for draught or saddle. For Yesterday's Marbles •n kset page. SHIPPLtiG. Mena ARRTTED.—DubIia, 3; Waterford, 2; Donaghadee, 1; French, 1; Flanders, 1. LONDON, August 10.—Wind this day at noon, S., tight breeze and cloudy. Dust., August 9.—W. to W.S.W., moderate.—Arrived Bon Accord, Calcutta ,• Athenian, Jamaica ; Montreal, New York; York, New York, and sailed for Hull ; Minna, M James, and Antoinette aria, New York ; Marchioness of Queensbury, Quebec ; Roundtree, Montreal. Arrived from the river: Raymond, Sydney; Isabellaand Ann, Cape ; Castle Lachlan, Jamaica; le a, _ Bt. John's, N.B. ; Hercules, in, e , and Trusty, Quebec ; Kate, Kimouski. PORTSMOUTH, August 9.—W.N.W.—Arrive. . Hendrick nucleon, new Km, and proceeded tor san.u.•,. Off SHIELDS, August B.—Arrived: Xeneph9 o l "C"'"' port: Weatherly, Quebec. YOUOHAL, August s.—Sailed Charlee, Quebec. WATERFORD, Aurt 8. —N.W. Arrived : Thomas Handford, Quebec. ailed : Sophia, Quebec. CORE, August 7.—N. W.—Arrived : New Express, Mau ritius, for London ; Bowling, Baltic; Imogene, New York. PLYPOTETH, August 9.—W.—Arrived : Emperor, Quebec; Emma, Quebec, puled a brig belonging to St. Jaen's, New foundland, &muted and water-legged, on the oth instant, lat. 49, long. 11. FALLIOUTR.—N. W.—Off port : Universe, Koelensin ; Christiana, Siena Leone; Hamm Home, Quebec. Barercm, August 9.—N. N. W., fresh.—Arrived: Madras, Cobra; Sarah, and Countess Barham ; gusher. Wutrutavax, August B.—N.W.—Arrived British Queen, Antigua; Wilkinson, Quebec.. Iduroan, August B.—N.W. — Ar rived: Thomas Baker, Quebec. ■