The Express. — London, England, 1848-05-15 00:00:00

-) C 4 t 7 •;- - ' I - - 7 -' . .._ ,../ b vi, ~--,,. Z , , ~c.-e- xi r.-c- , , _1_ ,.:7 , t -,._, di j/ . : -7.,(___.-J' .e/ , HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY of LONDON. EXHIBIONS ut the GARDKN.—Tho Finn' MENTING aJ ., pi.- ,s, $, IT RDAY. the WIN of May. Subject, for exhild. do . ~,,et lent Oil, Ai, on Vridn) the ltith, or nt £ T enrden before bay m a A O'clock. ar. on tin ,bty of exhibition. The ante , will he ma p to tigitoni at 1 p.m. Ticke. an, hoot,l to fellow, at thi. °Too. ~n. n y at the oaten In the afternoon of WO days of exhibition vail& each , but then only to order. from fellow, of the s oelety. . B, No tickets will lie hiuZl.l In &went 4traet on the days of exhibl• 6a.-31.Ittgentwtreet. XIRI - I'ANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. csottal. £1.000,000. la Inntitution la connorer.l by ugneetel Act ef Pnrharnent (4th Vlet.. 0 , in, and .•.. ci.tittital ao to affonl the henutite of Ilk areurance In then fulhst ext,ot to a re holder, nod to ~p upi l Iv:der Incinti., and awninbuintion (hall are nattily offend to the e. /1,,,, wide ,uhrerhed capital. bwether with the lame and continually aa fond, necumulated from the premium, on upwanbi of ;AO ~,,,j,.k, afford complete eocurity to the ;vowed ; .lilb.t. the magnitude .7,, (.„„,, any'. tr,,,,..,-00., AN. enabled the Dire ton to offer unuxual wirantazi^ to poll. hol,b.ri, iti, will he wen by reference to the pra and to the rariol and ottoman) Wilt" whlth bare been nen r....r....„,.....- anti labor .41w ,,, 1r for the two of thlidnatitutio. PETER MORRISON, Iteeldent Director. 1, Prince. atmet. Rank. liontion, Oet. 1. 1647. accept peace so long as the flag of that nation floated south of the Alps." The Duke of Parma arrived at Civita Vecchia on the 3r4, where he was received at the hotel of the British consul. He was en route for Malta. Paws, Mai 13.—New Lean, —; lbres per Cents., 48; Do. Pier per Oenla., 881; Four-and-11a1t, —; VOW., De Iran nem, 1310, 844; lb. 1812, 67 ; Do. Threes, —; Do. Two-and-a- Dalt, —; N pica Rows 71 ; Homan Loan, 31; Treasury Honda. 31. Bank Shares, 1330; Sachange op Loarke, Do trans. setkeen INAILWATS.—raria Old Orleans, 520; Pmrle and Rouen, 990; Room and Harm 193; Aviimon aftti Marririltoo, ; Stns. Bourg Aunt ILLk, 113 ; °entre Vinson, 2461; Amiens and Boulogne, —; 13orksuz., 303 : North. 3411. MADRII).—We ►ave received the Madrid mails of the 91 h, with the letters of our correspondent, but their contents are without general interest. MAIMIIO, MAT 9. -Three per Cents., 2lj paper; after Itolsa, 2lk cash. Five per Cents., ISI paper; after Palen , 141 cash. Passives 52 paper after Boise, Sl cosh. Coupons, SI NI er.—Ehett.usge oa Lando], et SO days, 41 paper. irrESSKS. I.ANI()Nl) and Co., railway share einitionerts. respectfully beg to Inform t'teir friends and the stalk - . Ma thee continue .Lally b.RV reel vIEI.I. all descilpti,,, of RAI LW A V SPI AREA, debentures. EttAish and foreign stck+. mining aoJ sti other shares not property. Itt,trs. L. And Co. al.. furt e r .. gs , unev that Own . public iolo of railway shorts Likes place every Wed pµshvy. 1 orbiek. at the Manor Commerre.Threestutsailestmet. Lon don to their ottiiv.i at which piece all favours are requeued tu be addre,ol. Thre.t-Pu,site street. London, Jan. I. MA. N‘ ONE, SAINT PAUL'S CHUlteff v A RI). tunintle of good strong BREAKFAST TEA for o t eg , s reign. DARIN nail CO., Tea Merthants, Number One, tialut Buds Chttrehyard. NUMBER uc E. SAINT PAUL'S CIItiRCIIT .IRD. —Five poitn.l, of the FIN EST CON Oil U TEA. for one soverelen. Tlll, Ton 15m5...0 great growth. r elem. a game% cod sub.tantlallty 11f muilltv. NUMBER ONE. SAINT PAUL'S CHUKCHI' ARP. -- Fier twittnils o ne' the in..: ehoitai. eviwildat. and peculiarly deti.te Attach...lg Tea for e li \KIN cad CO., TEA MEKCIIANTS , N I'M HER ONE. SA INT PAU CHURCHYARD. — 6 -- E — NUINS CIDER: 000 D far DRAFT or TIOTTLINO. DEVONSHIRE hat for centuries heel, foments for it+ CIDER. and, ',ben obtained In a pure and genuine state. is much and dostnedly estualnetL R EN BLS: and en.. 1.1, Consort. Plymonth • beg to Inform the gobtlity, gentry and the public In general. that they an supply them while first rote ankle on thu fullowmg terms -A new reek tvalue ° staining is, rite r I. 41.1... S of well emslitionol bright bottling CI PER buts: or 1.4. 'e .old as than tpagnoi. will be forwarded. freight • Ammer to bon.lon, Cork, Dublin, Belfast. Sligo. Southampton, er • likosT-OFIkIOE ORDER ten . a l ALU TWENT tree .T it 5 t 1 . 1 , 1 ,1 1.1. , 1 NOS. To making ilZtir ‘a r:ll ' . 4 LW ILLIAM li n kfN i PT:E and CO.. 717 r: 'Luc, 13. lietagott. Plymouth. April 15th. _ _ IJP'II.)N'S SILVER PLATING, at le. per bottle, p r a m e etch cre acting of pure olive. to the eoppo7 mete , of much• 1,01111 article.. rendering thorn equal to non. TIIVit Detergents, la per hattk, or the original beauty of old 111,4,10UM1 and Or ▪ d rot eildin4.oruedu, and lacquer ; and thole (3.9.1 Powder. Is. Cal. per inekrt. Abu , .lef,ti,e to:Leto—Sold by I'PTON and l'enton. vUle Inn. Nen newt: Meekly, Earentedon .teeet : Sutton. 1t.,,. l'hurch rand ; Eduardo. St. ratite Churchyard: Heeetlluk and Jon,. ch.., aide; Sower, Ilannay. Shoehorn and Tiller, and Ihne.nl, Oofool otreet ; I.'. are; Thonnoon, Is y place. II oxtott ; I fureett.73 Paul'opla‘v, Futsbury ; and It. Smith. 101. Fleet alert A Abend . 11, A . ▪ to the Gale. IVORY -HANDLED TABLE KNIVES. 10s. per dozen.—t , ory.w.akd twe knlr4, with blob ~balder, [w. or down, if to Willow 10. per down cars: de...eft...P1.; tuner., 64. ner pair; white bow, tAble !ATM Ow. per down ; rlowerts. M., ewer.,per rAlr 14:tek horn table kniegi. tix. per dozen: dowert*, • ow , en. Lytde each .• table keilrey. with On; Pftelmste4 ouloditote for xilver bleb cannot be diftinewl.hed from ',kenos! niter. eseept by tbe markt. 14. per dozen demerbi. 13..; Cir.t.TY. 'Cr inir. 4,141. All marked " lkirtoo dote Rippon soul Iluv. tool - and warroitel.—WlLLlA M 9. BURTON'S cote lin mon and Barton w ' , web of emiersl forobblox Inmmonzery 1. litrnlly the larg.ott the world. aiol no lonewace am he employed to else 000rreet idea of Ite variety mid extent, poreh.vcre ore is. Bud to call end in.peet IL 2_ ftreet Worms of Newman etneti. r...Oiltilhod to Weil. ▪ HO ER BATHB, 7s. 6d. each. NOVEL SHOW.—Purcbasera of any devrlption of ft , th ahould rUt WILLIAM 8. 111"ItTON'S date Rippon and Iturta . ., wfitto/. Bt OLP MS. JP, ()wined street, corner of Newman street. and No. I, New• man street. 'I bey are the Lances in the world, and contain snob air 3w rortment of Stoner and other Batt, Fenders, Stores, ItAngt.N, Fire. in... null c do ral inomiongery, as cannot he approwbed tither for cadet). too, city, beauty ..f nr esqui•ltenew of work • iaaa ,doip sloth the pricto are on that low mule foe which his edabil.b• meat ha. been wo etteiwutol for inure titan a quarter of a century. The Ruh Shoo rouut toilet jaanned in Imitation of two wood', china. Se., enorrnoto variety. ni l t h e rwqui-ite. for the A 51711 1 0,1 in one room, de. oted c‘cludr eh . to artieto. o f that cietracter. that 'eaten's, PIUS. apd oirt, ow he inhtantly welorte.l. and at iwr miotrithier any other house where attention is paid to tire quality. Pull Arc Port ride Shower Bath+. very .tron.: andjal ann.." with curtains and copper valve, from Ts. oil. each. Pillar Shower Bath., with copper onoduetiat tut., bra.n force-pinup and Lig ..Ctitili 4eta. with CLITI3I.IIA. anti JAVUII.OI. from 44. Iland Shower Ratio=. japaniwAl. 3s. , 41. The eolinp .o4, shower Bath. which, by the Yd of vuloanlvd India rubber, only leitn curtains complete lout ..f use., tiro. dianieter.and Sind aaep ; oh& in ate It holds three gallons of water. It Is thonnurhly Maple. and not like!) to get out of onkr. 1 ,rt,,, 15, If ica .a„l to a japanned ea., Mu. diameter. and Sin. deep, 3e. eaten. The money ✓etarrwd for erery article not approved of. Detailed catalnur, with tynaiun, nosh per free. IMN/H CAUTION.—A. ROWLANI) and soNs. n , ilattowearden. London, beg to caution the nobility and vary aoraitea twine mided b> the attempt,. of wine thotdiecta,... who. o eolll..thel% of their own manufacture. give the title. of " alaca , ear Oil. '• hand.q. rtitsl o.lnnt., ;- Nolte utter the implied .anrtion of royalty awl the cocernment ilciartment.. with Almilar att.:rept. at de. ceoloa ; while they ropy the labels, Ult., wlrcrtir.cutent, rind taq.m. task , naolnuttn, iictlttou, nano, and 111.1,11thAe, for the real, of the ortgrinal 14 , 1e.rattor.s. The role genuine MAVASSA It OIL. IC ALT. Mit. and t I poN To are ROWLANDS' ; mid the wmpwr label of act I, ant the ov. of " Rowland.. tweeedlna that of the artkle with their , i...nature et the foot. in red ink. than " A. ILOW Lk:4D i tIONtI. - —ttold by than. mod by ei cherni..e. and pee menu n ()T.,Nic IVA'rEit and BEAR'S GREASE.— When the hair is becoming thin. and falling off, the on!) effectual remedy. tusi.les -haring the had. Is the use of the two above.nasnad article.. applied alternately. the botanic water to cleanse the routs from scurf and a' a stimulant. and the hears.. frltlage no • nourish,. If any further evidence .3+ Nquirtsl of the virtues of hears grave for rem. MIN: and I.l,err me the hair. Mr. Catlini aoommt of the quantity oral, and the 4..40,4 hair obtained by some of the North .tmenteon Indians, would be a oithelint answer.—ROSS and SONS, It. and 12U. itishoon. ette.trect. London , who lint introdueed the use ..f hum'. crease In this country, and who fat and kill the animals, recoinmend the public to gerchae none other but with their names and address printed on the pot, or the ch.,. are their obtaining a vistrious article. ItuTAY: ..:AL WORKS BY PROFESSOR LiNGLEY, In 1..4.1. Ilvo, mice Hie., the Fifth Edition of THE El EMENTS of BOTANY, STRUCTURAL and PHYSIOLOGICAL. With a copious Gloms, of Terms. The whole illistrated with nearly TOO woodcuts ••• The Olinwary may be had separataly, price Sr., cloth. ha I thick sol. Bro, containing NU page., and tumuli of Zii/Oilluntratloni, prise 3n.., cloth boards. TILE VEGETABLE RI NGDOM or, the STRUCTURE, CLASH. FICATIoN. and USES of PLA NTS. Illantrated upon the oattusl ra Atm. Second edition. with additional genera. .lcmy 000. with nearly WO illontranians price In. half.bound, BCIIn.L ROTA NY ; or, the RUDIMENTS of BOTANICAL SCIENCE. London : Bradbury end Evans, 11, Bourerksitrosat, Fleetstreet. Dit ULT LBW NLL'a GUIDE TO II NALTD AND LONG LIFE yams, proc Let volurusl i price Ir. ; post On ataropet 18. RAIN() EA' , DRII K, AN() AV011); with Plot Tables for all Coninlalnta By R. J. Ct u sawatt. al. D. L.A.C.. k Cossirrs.—llng to insure purfcct digestion, tranquil feeling". • :lona night , rest, 3 chur bead, and a contented mind. By an ohaerranos of tba nutructom. herein cor leaned. the feeble. Cu Jun. - rowdy datieste, am to the nhAt nauditouon, wag acqui:a tin" SMOLA of 03poesi happlutaa, and rat& W t tr. of Idrallutted to man. Ini of Sherwood. Lt. Paternoster-our • Carr ino,l4T. Ilurt strut ; Mann. In, Oproh111; Nalson. 467. Asst Strand; or direct from Menu:bor. In. Aran Waft. itanents.trest. NEWS FROM PARIS. FURTHER FROM ROME. PARIS, Sr . ..mai', 101 A.M. The journals of this morning add nothing of the slightest interest to the intelligence I sent in my des patches of last evening. The postponement of the fete of the Champ de Mars is said to have produced much discoutent and some loss among the numerous class of small vendors and showmen who have pre pared booths in the Champs Elyei.es and elsewhere. Utile numbers have also arrived this morning by railway, and all othermodes of conveyance, only to learn the postponement of the spectacle which they came to enjoy. This morr.ing the gardens of the Palais Royal in Paris were crowded with national uuards from the provinces, who come to take part is the national fele. All mined very much discontended at the post pomment of the fete, and seemed also much as tonished at the reason given therefor, name ly, that there was not sufficient time for the delegates from the provinces to reach Paris by the 14th. It is stated to-day as certain that an extraor dinary levy of 200,000 men between 18 and 30 years of age is immediately to be made. All citizens not married will be liable to this levy. Orders were yes terday given for guns and sabres. A part of the na tional guard mobile and the marine guards will he immediately equipped for active service. The staff has also received orders for equipment. It is also stated, but not generally believed, that the army of the Alps has crossed the frontier. It w..a reported yesterday that some disorders had occurred in the environs of Paris at La Vilette. We believe there was a large concourse of persons, but it bad connexion with the strike for wages of the opera tives of the N, , rtli Railway. Yester.: iy M. Itlanqui recommended his followers to abstain from attending the lige of to-day. There are two currents in society (said he) : It is the cur rent of re-action which prevails at this moment ; the ministry in which our own men are placed is itself carried along by the torrent. But wait; wait five or six weeks, and then the wind and tide will be for us. Already ninny of our adherents who had quitted us have returned. General Cavaignac has not yet arrived in Paris. The report to that effect a day or two since was un founded. Ilia friends say they do not think he will take the portfolio of war. The commission of the executive government has discussed the question of the presence of its members lathe sittings of the national assembly. They differ in opinion on it. MM. de Lamartine and Ledru Rollie thick they should all attend ; the other mem lbera think differently. MM. de Lamartine and were present yesterday. The seat of the commission of the executive govern ment is, it is said, transferred to the Luxembourg. PS. I have just received a letter from Rome of the 5 1 1 4 which save th at t h e ministry was at last com pleted, ereatly to the satisfaction of the public. T ranquillity was re-established. , The national guard presented to Count Mammiani, ibe prime minister, a memorial entreatiug the govern ment to assist in the " Holy war, and to aid in the powof Itali an nat i onal i ty and i ndependence, an d no t `° column to any compromise with Austria, or to zzunteti for uy poitler 'oring *bloat of ike Loncion Wes. In Scotch there has been rather more demzud for laid Cheviot, hut other kinds are dull of sale. Impnrte for the week: Foreign, 6,403 hales; previously, 22,616. Total, 28,919 tkoteh, 41 ; previously, 5,808. Total, 5,819. CATTLE, &c SMITHFIELD, Two o'Cloch.—We have an unusual (Alit* off in the supply of beasts, there being nearly 1,000 less than on Monday last. In consequence of this, trade is better, at an advance of fully 2 d., and in genie instances 4d. per Slbs. There are about 412 from Hol land, 500 from Scotland, and 1,400 from Norfolk and Suffolk. The number of Sheep is the same as on Monday last, the demand, however, is larger, and trade is brisk, at advanced rates. The quality of the supply is very much worse, a large majority being half-meitted and young Sheep. 1,140 front Holland. There ie more inquiry for Lamb, and we again reach 7s. for best kinds. We have a few more Calves on offer; the choicest descriptions, however, are not very plentiful, and prices are well maintained for them. There are Si from Holland. Trade is very heavy for Pigs. Per Mono of fillm ft. el. M. d. y Per Mone of klba P. d. s. d. Best Scots., Iforefurda 424 4 I Beet Dm k (Axle. 60 6 2 Beet dbort-horns Second quality Berta 3 0 3 6 I Do. de. Munn tSlrr ................ 4 4 6 2 Sam and amend quality 3 10 4 4 Vlas . 4 0 6 0 Du. do. libom .. 0 0 0 0 MA Dna a Ralf-bred. 0 0 0 0 lambs_ r 6 4 7 0 norm at market. 2.790: Mance and l amb. . blarels 1 80: Piaa.3Bl. Ateriovsa MAY Feta, May 13.-There was a large num ber of Beasts. all of them of store or lean kind, and those principally Downs and short-horns, for which there was • dull sale, at very reduced prices-141. 10s. to 151. 10s. for good Oxen ; 101. to 111. 10e. for those of moderate size. Scotch and Welsh sold at from 71. to 8/. Cows and Heifers were also of slow sale, at less money by 10s. per head ; large and small Calves were lower, by from 2s. to 3s. per head. Biding, driving, and bunting Horses were variously quoted; but we beard of soles in that class from 301. to 581. each ; inferior, from 201. to 251. ; under 14 hands high, 151. to 181.; aged, at from 101. to 141. Cart and dray Horses and Colts, were well sold at ordinary priers. Ponies fetched from 6/. to 101. ; others, from 21. to 41. BARNSLEY CATTLE FAIR, May 13.-A good supply of Horned Cattle. Milch Cows varied from 101. to 1.51. each. The supply of Drapes was moderate, and the demand small; they were sold at from 81. to 101. each. Stirks sold at from 51. to 71. each. The show. of Horses was very bad. DeaLIN, May 11.-We had rather above the newel average number of Cattle and Sh&p. Heavy, coarse, and inferior kinds of Beef were nearly 2e. under la►t week ; but Mutton firm. Beef rated from 421. t 4325. Od. ; Mutton, 61. to Bd. per lb. ; Veal, 70.1. The supply of Pigs small ; prices, 465. to 50s. per cwt. The difficulty of curing during this warm weather being great, small kinds are is demand, from 15s. upwards. BALLINASLOIS FAIE.-The show of stock, both from the counties of Clare and Itascomm.m, was considerably short of the supply of former years, their condition not being so good, although the demand was pretty high. In consequence of the shortness of the supply, the prices must be considered about the Ante as last year. ENNISKILLEN FAIR -The quantity of Cattle for sale was very large, and, in the early part of the day, asks were pretty smart, but, towards the close, the buyers fell off considerably. First-rate springer' and dry Cows sold at good prices, and Beeves were in good demand, at a remunerating figure. Horses were scarce, and not many changed h inds. }'arst-rate animals were hold at • very high figure, but other descriptions did not realise large prices. There was but a small quantity of Pigs, and suckers sold 10s. each being the usual figure for a good one. Ruaners also sold well at propsrtionable rate*. CORN.—MARK-LmvE.—The supply of English Wheat, by land-carriage samples from the near counties, was very short. In the early part of the morning sales were made at prime fully equal to those of Monday last ; but the trade afterwards became dull, and previous rates were barely maintained. Very little liminess was done in foreign Wheat, but its value was supported There was a steady sole for Birley, at an improvement of Gd. to is. per qr., owing to moderate supplies. The receipts of Oats during the week have been very limited, and this article must be quoted Gd. to Is. higher. Piss were much inquired fur, and in the absence of any quantity at market realised Is. to 2s. more money. Beans were is. dearer. _ _ 5..1311 , 0 Unser, Fame and Kent, red 48 to 52 to 51... white 46 to 54 to 28 Norfolk und Suffolk. 45 to 49 to 51_ do 49 to 51 to 57 Talavera (Essex or Suffolk Dinah. & Lin., red... 44 to 48 to 50 _white 48 to 52 to 54 Northumb. and Scotch do.— to —... do to to Irish do RTC. 3O to 32 Beaker, Feeding. Malting 31 to 33...Chevalier33 to 35 9ne36 Irish Been WHEAT 0AT1,., English Feed 19 to 21 to 229 Od. Mack. —to—a Od Ditto Poland& 3l to 22 to 2.1 s Od...potato 23 to 27d Oil Berwick & Scotch feed 22 to 24s Off _potato 24 us 253 Od Irish feed II to 21.4 Od. Ww..k.. l9 1020 a ltd Ditto potato U to 24s Od 54 to 513 dine polo 57 to 60 • MALT - Pun, grey 33 to 31.1 Od ...., 37 to 39 Blue .« 43 to 43..Jaaparial ... 43 to 49 White 34 to 37...b0uire....-.... 37 to 39 BEAM., Mammon NI to K. Alek Harrow ..... ..... 31 to 34. small B3 to 39...01d 40 to 42 TIMIS, New Spring to --stew winter A --old to Marmara, New 14 mosso CAMS, per thousand --...-......... lkot a, Town-made, delivered ~ 42 to 46 ..11m howieholtr a 0 wt 2 Norfolk end Suffolk 38 to 38 arttite 3B to 40 Northumberland, Lincoln, sad Yorkshire to Sumas and soot FOREIGN. WILT, DIMLIC and Konigsberi... ifto .• 33...in5... ST to 40 Poraeranenn, Rootock, and Stettin....... ...... ...... 48 SO to 32 French and Brutiont to Danish sod liamburgh 44 48 to 32 Russian MI to 44...10pti0n to Danube and Odessa Sputish hard ..... —to --matt. Canadian to —...Ambutlan..... U to 59 Rra — BAILIST. Feeding 211 to 93 .dballling 1$ to 32 INUIAN Calm ~ ... --,... 25 to 30...Iaorrams to Oars, Rosman POONTSDeIa sad Birdseed to Swedilh and Danish 18 to 22 Friezeland sad Dodd had Baum, tick to —...01d. • Small to —...01d. — to MITIOI B n-.. 12 to 24.-Tussosny to PISA, per ' — to White —:o 32—boilers 32 to 35 nasty old —to now ....„ —to --tarp - .... . .—to Immo Baltic and Ruodan.„ . to 40 tti 44 Mediterranean and Odeon.. to 41 to 46 Rartromo to —.. .hempseed 42 to 46 IIAMII6D Comm, free of duty, per too.. ....... ..... X S 104. to E 5 15s. Immo Caw, Dutch and German E 8 Os. to E 9 Os. Ditto ?reach and Arnee(211..... g 9 10a. to X 9 10e. ' ['lova, American, per barrel of 196114........-. ....... .. ...... -.. 25 to 27 Dantsic and Hamburg Collodion French, per sack of 2801 he... free ARRIVALS LNTO LONDON FROM Bth MAT TO 1/49 MAT. Ors. Foolish. Scotch. Irish. Foreign. Wheat I 4179 I Barley 1425 I 5773 Oats 763 I 192 I 1690 I 4873 Flour, 4,841 meks ; 350 barrels.. Malt, 1,870 qrs. Lommx Armaoss.—Wheat, 520. 6d. ; Barley, 330. 3d. ; Oats 265. 341.; Boma, 335. 6d. ; Pas, 365. 4d. IMPERIAL AVERAGE& 97brst.1 Barley.' Oats% 1 ape. I Beans. I Pena. April 1 ... Si.l led 311 3d 2aa 24 . 29 a 941.33 s 7d36a 4d S ed 32e 2d 19.1 Ina 65135 a 3d 38a Si 15 491 74121 2d 1911 11429. 1061396 6438. lld 22 ... 68. 103 . 32 s Id IS. 84 19a 74 354 31365 2d 29 ... A 95 ed 313 104 19a 8d 29a Od 34 94,37, ed Nay 6 ... 1904 Id 32a 44!19. BC 31a 114.9.50 7436. 9d 6 weeks' Agg. Aver. 'ISO. 3d 329 Od:1911 9d 39a 9d35a 4437 a 3d Derr.—Wheat, 7a. ; 13arlar k , 2a. ; OM; 3 1 .; Eye, Beam, and ir, Its. Prtoe. 'Awn 1. April 101 4 1 e 113 . April 9L:~ sl st 1 0t=.. .» 50 1 4 4 9 9 67 April 1111.1 ANDOVER, May 13.—Wheat slack, at a reduction of from ss. to 10s. per load. Chevalier Barley, best bright, may still be quoted at 365. per qr. ; other kinds et from 295. to 335. per qr. Oats made last week's prices. A slight demand for superior boiling grey and maple Peas, which were in short supply, and kept up their figure. Beans held firm for all descriptions ; prices unvaried. AYLESBURY, May 13.—Wheat, 445. to 505.; 3s. to 4s. lower, and no trade, except for fine parcels. Beans, Barley, Oats. and Vetches, supported their previous prices, but the trade was very dull. - - - - BATH, May 13.—Our market was dull for Wheats, at a further red coon of 2s. per qr. from this day week. Barley, Oats, and Beans, much the same. Wheat, 465. to 50s. Bar ley, malting, 38s. to 401. ; grinding, 30s. Oats, 21a. to 265. Beans, 40s. to 425. Peal, 40s. to 42m. AVERAGES, FROM THE "LONDON GAZETTE" OF FRIDAY LAST. WUSAT. 1 11.61122. : OAT& , llire. DOTIUOIII. 4msnin 1466.°1061a11,061:11sarters Avenge yes. Average tisarten; Average 4/r s. Aver. 44 •614. prim , wit prim. , .864 rite. 5446. price. odd 1 Hire. .KU prim ------------ -,... ..___ Lontion 5193 52 2 1743 33 10 7948 19 10 .1 ... ... ' 390 1 333 j. 54 33 3 Uxbridge 4279 51 4 : 1140 31 5 190 21 •3 I . 37 27 10 4 . 1 Freer Hertfordshire ,—. .......... 03 34 7 1 20 33 6 il uckinghaMlo3/20 ~....,......,,......,«..,«4 70 31 16 •.. 62 32 9 34 31 ! ... . 39 39 4 1 Wordstar. 377 49 0 268 34 2 1 144 1 2 .' ... •» 34 19 1 ' 15 400 W .1 Wiltshire Berkshire 2669 24 4 I 545 32 51, 10 20 21 33 6 1 ... Surrey—. ..... .......- K e nt Sur —e: Haas » „1845 49 7 412 32 9 67 2 0 63 37 6 5 38 0 Doreetshire —. 1353 49 5 209 32 2 63 221 8 41 10 . ... ... Decotifhim. —. 608 54 8 133 32 3 183 201 Cornwall ... 362 53 10 131 28 1 75 21 Someractshire 1935 50 7 1542 29 4 960 . I 2 1 2 9 2 ~.. ...... ..... 132 36 0 ^ ... ... Hamouthshire........ 155 31 0 18 36 9 ... ... .. Gloucestershire — 1161 51 7 238 33 8 535 19 ... .„ 59 41 9 ... ... Herefordshire W;:reestershire... 1619 31 11 160 34 7 I ••• ... OP. 6.e Salop 312 53 7 24 t 3/ 0 • ••• I •. , ::: . Stuffordshire Cheshire .... 6Ol 51 7 ... ... ••• ••• 9.i *** 1 i ... ... Derbraire 450 51 5 12 34 . 11 24 1 ... ... , 40 40 6 _ ... Viaririckshire 3142 32 II 329 35 3 35 24 ... ... 10 40 0 ; ... ... Leicestershire 1675 52 6 423 34 0 352 21 ... ... 34 13 2 1 .. Northampton ..........».....,» 3509 47 10 1027 32 6 231 21 ... ... 161 3$ 3 I 6 40 .. 0 ... _ . . ... . . ... Bedfor d 704 49 8 253 32 5 63 22 .. "' II 357 ; *** Hunorishlzio.— 1849 47 10 476 51 0 , 401 18 ... ... 28 35 1 1 Cambridgeshire ...........»»» 5043 43 9 529 31 1 , 1267 17 .. 343 34 7 , 11 33 8 Suffolk 6470 49 6 3327 31 2 476 20 1 17 30 . 0 212 US' 21 33 3 Norfolk. 6217 4810 2158 31 1 1 119 21 , ... ... 162 U 6 .. Lincolnshire ..... 11077 48 10 1469 32 8 2935 18 1234 0 352 36 5 1 •._ Notts. 2477 32 2 824 34 1 1 513 24 ' IS 35 0 93 46 4 . Y 62242136 12603 SO 4 1822 34 4 i 2315 15 1 I 10 36 0 651 84 6 I . 4 44 - 0 Lancatibe ll6O 60 3 .. ... . 1103 191 ... ... 170 38 3 westmordead.... 66 38 0 5 34 0 l9l 23 1 ~., ... ... ... Csiadiodeal 676 53 6 1 238 30 9 1 377 22 i 16 39 • 1 1 1 ... "* • ... Nadamlieldmil.......— ass 31 3 50 30 0 , 19 26 , ... ... 6 36 0 , ... war 5—......... ....... ... ..- 333 12 3 54 32 6 i 120 16 ' ... ... ~ ... ... ... ----- -- -- „--- _ NisselslllNNlMlNp PUN N 1 11610 33 4 3111 11 II 103 SI 11 lll S. 1i Ns a 3 ~<~` Ztt corto 534.] LONDON, MONDAY, MAY 15, 1848. [THREEPENCE. DENMARK AND THE DUCHII• S. COMMERCIAL 4 MAICAKT6. RAISING OF THE DANISII BLOCKADE. HAMBURG, MAY 12. The Board of Commerce (Commercium) has this day published the following notice, agreeably to a notification from the Minister of Foreign Affair', of the Bth instant, to tho foreign embassita at Copen hagen : It has been decreed by the Danish Govern- ' merit: 1. That, for the present, neither the Elbe nor Wezer, nor any other port on the North Sea, shall be I blockaded. 2. That the blockade of the following ports, l'illau, Dantzic, Stralsund, Restock, and, Wismar, shall be raised from the 16th of May; that, consequently, only Kiel, wit't the mouth of the Sleswick canal, near Iloltenau, and Swinemunde, shall remain under blockade, but that the blockade shall, from that Gay, comprise the three mouths of the Oder, viz.: Wolesob, Swinemunde, and Cammin. In order to prevent misunderstanding, which, to the regret of the I fanish government, has occurred on the part of the commanders of the ships of war, who, in giving too wile an interpretation to the blockade, have sent back neutral ships destined to ports which were not under blockade, a steam-boat will be des patched this evening from Copenhagen, to convey ex plicit instructions in this respect. (Signed) AGENT TO LLOYD'S. Capt. G. A. Ilabitead, R.N., Secretary, Lloyd's. • A private letter from Hamburg, of the 12th, alluding to the foregoing, says : " This relieves our commerce of its stagnation, as far as it is carried on in foreign vessels, but those under German flags are captured by Danish men-of war. The subscriptions for the German miry goes on, and collections are made from house to house. On Monday, the shareholders of the Hanseatic Steam Navigation Company were sum moned, when the d rectors made known the offer of the committee for: building a fleet, t•i charter the Company's three steam vessels fir the purpose of manning and arming them. The committee offered to make the necessary altera tions, pay the company at the rate of about 213/. a month, and replica the vessels in the same state in which they are now, when they were no longer wanted. The state wan to insure them against loss or capture. Some of the share holders expressed their doubts on the score of profits; others thought the guarantee of the state an illusion; and though the patriotism of the shareholders was appealed to by De. C. 1,, Ileise, Professor l'etersen, and Mr. G. Uodcfroy, the opponents would not give in. They had no objection to sell one or all of their vessels at the price they were valued at the last stock-taking, but only for ready money. When the votes were counted, a large majority was found to be in favour at the directors' proposition ; they are, how ever, awaiting the results of the subscription, before they carry it into execution. Money is plentiful en 'Change, at 3 per rent. for first-ate bills. Foreign bills are in demand to day, particularly en London, which are quoted Is. higher. Hamburg Bonds, 721 to 73. Alton& and Kid railroad shares, SO offered, with out sellers. Trade is general very dull. MONEY MARKET ( 1 / 4 CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—The intelligence from Hamburg this morning, of the blockade being raised by the Danes, was received with much satisfaction by the merchants, particularly those connected with the trade to the North of Europe. The more unfavour able tenour of the accounts, however, from France, Germany, and Holland, not to say Spain also, has served to counteract whatever influence otherwise the now hoped-for pacific solution of the Schleswig-Hol stein question might have had upon public securities. We have had Consols nearly all the morning heavy at 831 to ' fur money, and 831 to 1 for time, but without buodness of any consequence. They opened rather better, but the weak ness of the market became evident on the first appearance of parties suspected to be sellers. Re duced Threes are 811 to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 821 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 38s. to 41s. premium. Bank Stock, 189 to 192. Our foreign market remains without change ; Madness dull, and securities offered. The news from Amsterdam of the disagreements of the new ministry among themselves, about thenew project ofconstitution, and their consequent resignation, has not affected the prices of Dutch stocks. The Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are still quoted 41 to 3; the Fours, 61 to 3; Belgian, I* to 63 ; sifilpanish Fives, 111 to 121; the Threes, 21 to 1; Pasaivc, 21 to 3. Porugueee, 17 to 18. Mexican, 151 to 1. Peruvian, 36 to 8. Brazi lian, 68 to 71. New Grenada, 11 to 15. Russian, 84 to 8. From St. Petersburg, of the 22nd ult., it is stated that in the last half-year of 1847 then had been extracted from the mines of the crown 60 poods and 701bs. of gold ; and from private mines, 101 poods 24Ibs. ; in a 11,162 ponds 181bs., and 18Ibs. of platina. In 1847, the crown mines in the Altai, East and West Siberia, and the district of Nertschinck, pro duced in totality 1826 poods 38 pounds of gold, the gold included coming from the washings of the silver extracted from the mines of Altai, and of the district of Nertschinck, which made an increase on the whole of 168 poods 25 pounds more than in 1846. GN01,1.11 FUN If, Sank Stork, 189 U. 2 3rr lA. Con. for Ae., I K 3 r Ct. Sol Anna., 814 I 3 my Cult, tl2 k 3 per Vt. Coen. Alum.. 811 I Larboquerlitils, UAL to 41s. prem. yOßltla Iti N 5 per Ct. Au•trlan 44 iwr Ct. Relic Inman. 58 Ca 21 per Cent. ante. 30 S 5 tee Ct. Brunt. DU. 68 71 Ditto New. 73 C per Cl Buenos Anew 11.15.. 70 3 Into elalem Ker. en 5 Unto Cultunb. De?. C0i111411, 6 / 1 3 per CL Inun.ll ICI,. 65 0,1 21 pwr Ct. Dutch Me, 413 4 pa CL Dutera to 3 1 per Cent. Orem& 8d.., 14 15 °maids Defamed lick, 25 3 Spur et Alczksan, 1646, 14 '6 per CL PITIIVIAII lAL.. 36 8 rt u tt u t! C'n' lid i a kl 7/4 . 4 1 8 . 7 " Pato Stsaull 11,1 v.. .11t 3 per et. etpanlati LW, 21 siimststh llaerred Ditto, Pl,4lVe Isla., 2t 3 per et. Vs.ncrucla Kt% . 18 2t I'W:It:Z=IA Defsmrel td.., 6 7 IRELAND. RAILWAYS.—The dealers are exclusively occu pied with the settlement of the account, and scarcely any new transactions are reported. We quote Mid lands, 103 to 5 ; London and North Westerns, 131 to 3 ; London and South Westerns, 47 to 9; London and Brighton., 321 to 1 ; Great Northerns, 9; to 91 die.; York, Newcastle. and Berwick, 321 to 1 ; South Easterns, 231 to 41 ; Eastern Counties, 14; to „. ARREST AND COMMITTAL OF MR. MITCHELL. DUBLIN, SATURDAY NIOIIT. Shortly after six o'clock this evening Inspector Guy proceeded to the residence of Mr. J. Mitchell, pro prietor of the United Irishman, at Ontario-terrace, and arrested that gentleman on a warrant charging him with ' felony under the act " for tits better security of the crown and government." Mr. Mitchell, accompanied by Mr. Devin Redly, w * conducted by the otl.cer to the head police-office, where they arrived at seven o'clock. Two of the magis trate., Mr. Porter and Mr. Wyte, were then in attendance. Mr. Kemmis, crown solicitor, and Mr. Perrin, as counsel for I the crown, were also in waiting. Mr. Porter, addressing Mr. Mitchell, said: Informations have been sworn before me that you have committed felo nies under the act of 11th Victoria, by writing and pub lishing, in the United Irishman newspaper, certain articles, on the 6th and 13th of this month, addressed " to the Pro- testant formes*, labourers, and artisans of the north of Ire land." The informations are framed under the third section , of that act, and it became my duty to issue a warrant for your apprehen ion. I will read the articles on which the infermations are framed, if you desire me to do so. Mr. Mitchell : If you please, sir. Mr. Porter was then toroceeding to read the articles re. (erred to, when Mr. Mitchell said he would not give Mr. Porter the trouble, as he was fully aware of their contents already. Mr. Porter: Mr. Mitchell, these informaCons, under which you stand arrested, have been sworn by Superintend ents Walsh and Selwood, of the metropolitan police ; and upon those informations it becomes my imperative duty to send you to trial. Mr. Mitchell : To what court, sir ? Mr. Porter : To the next commission. Mr. Kemmis, crown solicitor, addressing the magistrates, said: Mr. Mitchell is at liberty to put any questions he think= proper to the parties by whom the informations have been sworn. They are both present. Mr. Porter: Mr. Mitchell, do you wish to ask those parties any qu estions ? Mr.Mit Mitchell : No, sir; I have no question to ask. Mr. Mitchell (addressing the crown solicitor), said: Mr. Kemmis, whm will the commission sit? Mr. Kemmis: On the 20th instant (this day week). A committal was then made out, and Mr. Mitchell was conveyed, in the custody of Inspector Guy, to Newgate prison. The demeanour of Ur' Mitchell during this extraordinary proceeding was c alm and reserved, and ' he appeared to be deeply impressed with the serious responsibilities of his position. Under the treason-felony act, the accused has not the privilege of giving bail. It is stated that other prosecutions, under the same act, are in contemplation, fur speeches delivered during the recent crusade in the south. The city is perfectly tranquil. SALES EFFECTED CP TO TWO TRW DAT IN LONDON. (Saturday's prices will be found in lust page.) Bristol and Exeter, 55 Midland, 105 3 Caledonian, 31 1 Do. fM/. Con. Pref., 101 91 East Anglian Is/. E. and If., 41 Do. Binn. and Derby, 80 Do. 3/. 101. 6 per Cent. Pref., 3 Do. Con. Brie and Sinn. 6 par Eastern Counties, 114 15 CenL, 11l Do. New (oar. 6 per Cent., 31 North British Qrs., S Fast Lincolnshire, 20 Do. Thirds 11 Great Northern, 31 4 N. Staffordshire, 91 IS Great North of England, 221/1 Shrews. & Mr. (A), 4 Great Western, 95 Shrews. & Cheater (Nor.W. Mid) Do. Helves, 511 I! per eat. Pref.. 11 Ito. u,„. 1 64 1 Shrove/lire Union, 11 1 Do. Fift hs, 21i I South Erstern t 211 31 1)3. New lit., 8) Do. No. I, Li 11011 and Selby, 96 9 Do. No. 2, 7 Lancashire & Yorkshire Fifths, 7) 1)o. No. 4, Thirds, 651 Ito. Thirds, Reg,. li I York, Weise., & Bee. (Orig. Newc. Ibedsand Thinik 2,1 & Be?.), 30 Lon.6.l.llackwall, New, No. 2, 11 d I Do. Eaten. No. I (York and e.o Lon., ston, &s. Coat, !:11 1 N 0...), 17 1 4 Lon. & North-Western, 131 2 De. Eaten. Au. 2 (News. and Do. New Dec., 4)1 Ber.),) II Do. Fifths, al Do. 0.N.8.13 Put. or Pref., 96 1 Ifo. 101. sh a M. & B. (A), 91 York and North Mid. Pref., 131 Lon. and S. Western, 171 Do. 1.. & W. IL Ex., 31) Do. New, ,;1) I Boulogne and Amiens, 61 (1 1)0. Thirds, / N. of France, 3) 1 Norfolk, 70 LIVERPOOL S The market was very dull h Bolt., Black., tlith., & W. York. Guar. (•+), 2 d E. tancarhue, 18: Do. New, 6: d Edin. 8:G1.18140w, 46 Edin. & North. (Ediw., Leith, & ILF..i, MAT 13. o-day. Lane. & York., W. LC., 765. d 31idLsnd, 103 1 Do. Halves, 41 d Shrews., Os., & Ch.. 71 d S. E. and Dover, 241 Do. No. 4, 21 d York, Newa., ec Bet. (Orig. N. & B.) 30 Do. O.N.E. Pur., If p L . a P i e t e f v, N .). . t :% re N 7 este: 2 imi,pl3l PRODUCE.— AIINCING-LANE, Half-past Two.— There has not been any movement worthy of notice in the private contract market today, but all articles appear to be Heady. The public salts declared for to-morrow, consist of 150 bhd. Barbsdoes ; 1,000 bags Mauritius, and 2,000 bags Bengal Sugar; 100 casks of Jamaica, and 600 bags Planta tion Ceylon Colfec ; 2,500 bags Rice ; 1,000 bags of Saltpetre, in all, rather under the average quantity of Produce offered on a Tuesday. TALLOW. Petersburg Y. C. Tallow, 47e. to 465. Gd.; for arrival. from ht October to 31st Ilecetaber, 41s. ; separate months' delivery, 4 i.. Gd. to 45e. 9d. COALS. Halfipast Two.—Cads Hartley, 14e. ; Eden Main, 14s. 3d.; 'lasting's Hartley, 14s. ; West Hartley, 14s. ; Walls End Adelside, 14s. 61. ; Walls End Brsddyl'a Hetton, 155.; Wells End Haswell, 16s. 3d.; Walls End Heston, l.n. ; Nulls End Lsnabton, 11$. 9d. ; Walls End Stewurt's, 15s. ; Walls End Tees, 15s.—Ships at market, 211. ACCIDENT ON THE EASTERN COUNTIES RAILIVAY. On Friday afternoon the 3.30 p.m. train left New market at its customary time for London, and proceede.l on its journey to Dulliugliam, which is the first station, four mace Crum Newmarket, the whole of which distance the line is en an inclined plane up-hill At Dultingham the train was stopped, and; the engine, with a van, which is a brake carriage, was detached, and turned into a siding for the purpose of fetching an addition to the train, consisting of two or three luggage trucks, going to town, leering the train on the main line, nearly at the top of the hill. fhe train however, when detached from the engine and van, made a retrograde movement, whether imp lied by its own weight downwards is not known, but it continued its progress, its , speed increasing as it descended the hill, until it dashed with great force into the Newmarket terminus, from which it hat started, to the no small consternation of the passen gers, who were most of them thrown violently from their seat by the force of the concussion. The surprise of the Newmarket officials at the unceremonious re turn of the train, without either engine or van, may be easily conceived, but that feeling instantly subsided on secinsithe passengers rushing out of the carriages in a state of great alarm, tome of them appearing to have sustained injuries, being marked with blood. Every asaistan7e was immediately afforded Mem ; surgeons were sent for, aid were in prompt attendance, when it was found, on examina tion, that four persons only had sustained serious injury. One of them was a lady, who exhibited some severe cuts and contusions about the head and face. Another had the ap pearance of a jockey, who, in addition to similar injuries, was mucn bruised. I'he occurrence occasioned considerable delay in the arrival of the train at the London terminus. POTATOES.—SOUTHWARK, WATERSIDE, May 15. —The were favourable weather for planting potatoes has enabled all holders of Shaws to effect a clearance at an ad vance, there being a good demand for sett', but the her weather has decked the consumption, and trade has been heavy, particularly for Regents ; and, instead of an advance that was attempted the beginning of the week, a reduction has been submitted to in moat cues. The following are the present quotations, but the higher ones may be con ridcred with Regents: Yorkshire Regents, 140 s. to 200 s. ; Shaw!, 1004. to Ms. ; reds, 180 a. to 200 s. • Wis. bech Rep nts, 100 s. to 1305.; Blues, 100 t. to 1104.; Scotch Whites, 953. to 1001.; Belgian Whites, 100 s. to 110 s. ; Essex Blues, 120 s. to 1305., CIIEESE.—ANDOVER FAIR, May 13.—Moderate supply, at about the priers realised at Lymington ou the previous day: best Chedders, 745. to 765. per cwt. ; inferior, about 68.. to 70s. ; best white and yellow Somerwts, (16i.; to ; Truckles, 64y. to 665. ; best double North Wilt., GO.. to 645. ; moderate quality, 583. to GO.. ; best Dorset, 54a. ; com mon, 465. to 495. ; best Half-Cowards were selling new at 455. to 493., and common at 40s. to 445. ; best Skims were offered at 32a. to 34s , and inferior at 27*. to 28s. per cwt. HOPS. BOROUGH MARK LT, TWO 0' Clock. Hewn. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report the market continues without alteration. New 111dt E. Keuta 31. 3to 61. 0 Yearling ILentil,p.ent.22. 610 3/. New Weald of KeotB 2 18 to 4 0 Yearling Rumex „ 1 Btol 16 New Buss 1 18 W 3 10 0111101 w ..... • • 1 ftol U Yoruba= 4 oto 6 0 ANDOVER, May 13.--The plantations arc said to present a healthy appiarance, and plea•tng anticipations are indulged by those who have seen the peca and stocks. A decline of 2s. per cwt. may be reported in all descriptions on hand. SHIPPING. MAILS AUKITED.—DuhIin, 6; Waterford, 4; Do ,agha dee, 2; Guernsey and Jericy, I; French, 2 ; Flanders, 2; Holland, 1; llamburg, 1. LONDON, May 16.—Wind this day at noon, E.N.E., mo derate breeze. and fine clear weather. Dovea, May 14.—E --Arrived Carminceta, Havana, for Hamburg; Nayade, Laguna, for Hamburg; Creole, Rio Janeiro, for Bremen. Off Port : Maria, Monte VicLo, for Antwerp ; Robert Morrison, Havana, for Antwerp. SOUTHAMPTON, May 14 —Arrived : Montrose (at.) Gibraltar. DARTMOUTH, May 13.—Arrived : Florian, New York, for Bremen. PLYMOUTH, May 14.—S.E.—Sailed; Framjee Cowasgee, Calcutta. WOOL.—Lost)oN.—lhe state of the market is unsatisfactory for all kinds. Supplies are abundant, and prices on the decline. At the public sale, of colonial there has been only • limited attendance of the home trade, and front the Continent few parties have been present. The quantity declared was large, and amounted to 20,030 bales. The bidding' have been languid, and prices, compared withlhose of the last auctions, exhibit a reduction of 2d. per lb. South Australian sheep, of low to Food qualit3, sold at Old. to Is. Old.; lambs, Sd. to Is. 2d. ; Port Philip, ordinary to fine, Od. to Is. 71d.; lambs, 101 d. to Is. 11d. ; Austri lien sheep, Gd. to Is. 101 d. ; lambs, 7 id. to lc 3d.; Cape sheep, 4d. to Is. Old. ; lambs, 10d. to Is.; Van Dieman'a Land sheep, 7d. to 2s. Old. ; lambs, la. 3d. to Is. Gd., and ,kin Wool, 7d. to Is. per lb. • FALMOUTII, May 14.—E.—Arrived: Bromo, (Dutch steamer of war), Batavia Bre me n ; cceeded for St. klelvoet ; Columbus, Havana, for Excellent, Havana, for Hamburg ; George, Monte Video, for Antwerp. CH/THAW, May 13.—Arrived Matcefe, Dem, May 14.—N.E. to E.N.E.—Arrived: Canopus, Port-au-Prince, for Bremen ; United Kingdom, Honduras. Sailed : Corinth, Matanzas; Simon Magnus, Berbice ; Per sian, Savannah. Arrived from the river and sailed: Harpley, Adelaide, S.A.; Empress, New York and Boston ; Ranger, Batiks; Belle, Charleston; Agnes, Haman, N.S. ; West Indian, Sydney, N.S.W. ; Pilgrim, Sydney, C.B. AzitiovEn ; 13.—The ;;;-; =cu. eerily idiecting Transactions in the count 7. Trade dull. Prices : best teg, 11 id. to 12d. ; Lambs wool, Ild. to 1 lid. ; long wool, 10d. to 101; half Down teg, 9d. to 91d.; Dorset horn, 9d. to 91d. ; Down Ewe, od., coarse, 6d. to 6id. per lb. Bnanronn.—There is a continued dulness for all de scriptions, whether fins or coarse, colonial or British. LEED6.—There has been no apparent alteration in the foreign market, either as regards sales sr prices, since our last week's report. We expect, however, to see more business doing when the present London sales are brought to a conclusion. In the English, we have not any change to report this week. Combing wools remain dull sale, and the tendency of prices is downwards. There is rather more doing in middle qualities of clothing sorts, at last week's MOB. CALLS TO THE BAR.—MIDDLE TEMPLE, May 13. A. further call to the bar of students of this society fits been made, and they comprise the following gentlemen :—W. B. Money, Esq., F. Gosnell, Esq., F. Gisborne, Esq., H. B. Lynch. Bag , E. H. H. Gibbon,Esq., J. D. Bell, Esq., J. H. Battersby, Esq., the Hon. E. Drummond, and F. P. Camp bell, Esq.-120nm TEMPLE, May 12.—H. Munster, Esq. , of Trinity Odin*, ClAlkidell. - - LIVERPOOL, May 13.—The accounts of Wool from dm country are more favourable, but there haA been very little doing hero in foreign, which is in a great maws to be so- LATEST FROM PARIS. APPREHENDED DISTURBANCES. PARis,Novi, 6 P.M. We are in a calm which developes all the prognos tics of a storm. On every hand, to-day, are seen anxious visages ; rumours of military preparations on a formidable scale around the chamber arc in every mouth. Not less than 22 battalions of the Garde Mobile are at this moment under arms. The demonstration expected to take place to-morrow, of which the l'ol.sh question is the pretext, is assigned as the cause for this ; however it be, it is certain that the government (if that name can be ap plied to the grotesque piece of' political mechanism by which the affairs of the country arc now ad ministered can be so called) is seriously alarmed, and no precaution will he neglected to assure the safety of the Chamber to-morrow. The situation, precarious as it is, has been rendered still more anxious by the announcement and sudden postponement of the silly spectacle of the fete of the Champ de Mars. I have stated already, that delegates from all the departments had arrived in l'aris, by invitation of the government, to take part in the performance; these delegates, not well pleased to be detained another week from their homes, assembled this evening, in the gardens of the Valais Royal, to send a deputa tion to the Minister of the Interior, to demand that the fete should take place definitively on Tuesday next. M. Recurt required until three o'clock to consider, and appointed the Place Vendome to de- liver his answer. At three, accordingly, the delegates assembled, with banners, in the Place Vendome. Hag waited more than an hour without receiving satiWaction, or hearing anything of the minister, a ge neral expression of discontent broke out, and the ministers were loudly demanded. M. Cremieux, the Minister of Justice, whose hotel is in the place, was called for by name, and an in tention was even manifested of forcing his gate. M. Cremieux, however, sent word that ho was indis posed. A message at length came from the Minister of the Interior announcing that he could come to no decision without an order from the Executive Com mission, which was then in deliberation. The delegates then proceeded tumultuously to the Palace of Elysis Bourbon, where they supposed the Executive Commission was sitting, for the purpose of addressing the government directly. At six o'clock the deputations of the departments were still in the court of the Elys‘e Bourbon,without having received any positive answer. It would seem, however, from some few words addressed by the Minister of the Interior to some of the delegates in the court of the Minister of Justice, he had promised that at all events a review of the national guard should take place on Tuesday. In the court of the Minister of Justice there occurred, at four o'clock, a scene which at first caused much emotion amongst the spectators. M. Flocon, Minister of Commerce, who was with M. Itecurt, wiJiing to explain the cause of the motives of the adjournment of the fete to the delegates who had entered the court, one of them cried out. " Well, we won't !" "If you won't, you shall, all the same !' replied M. Flocon, jumping down from a chair on which he had been standing, and approaching the person who had interrupted him, who raised his hand to strike M. Flocon. Happily he d'd not do so. There is also much discontent amongst the dele gates, who have been annoyed by a proposition, heed• lessly made by one of the ministers, to give the dele gates, gratuitously, tickets of admission to the theatres during their stay in Paris. I learn that it is not true, as stated by some of the journals, that the army of the Alps has entered Savoy. The Executive Commission has, it is said, decided to raise 200 battalions of the guard mobile. The helkats of this morning says that M. Emanuel Arago is sent to Berlin on a special mission, as envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary. ROME.—La Palladia of Rome, of sth N lay, con tains an address from the Senate to the Pope. This document, after having noticed the attempt of the military occupation of Ferrara, as an endeavour to stifle all reform, and the principal phases of the Italian movement, renders justice to the sentiments which dictated the popes allocution in the consistory of April 29, and, after declaring that the pope must not forget that he is a sovereign as well as pontiff, thus proceeds: The people do not require you, the messenger of peace, to provoke wars ; they desire that you should not preventtbose to whom you have enteusted the care of temporal affairs from undertaking and carrying them out. Thy do Lot demand the sacrifice of the sentiments of your soul, or that you should not feel the horror that the minister of God should do for a war amongst Christians, but only that you apply yourself to tranquillise Italy, and that you divest yourself of the idea that your duty compels you to declare as unjust a war that I talians unanimously undertake for the independence of their common country. Proclaim, Holy Father, the right of Italy to recover her independence and her nationality. This alone would suffice to restore confi dence to your people, and to prevent our enemy from declaring that you have stamped with your authority the injustice of our cause. After this we shall always be grateful to yeti if, ie the benevolence of your heart, and without in the meantime suspending the military operations, you can succeed, by the influence of your f acific counsels, in settling the question on the base of a complete evacuation by the Austrian troops and the consecration of the independence and nationality of Italy. The people, if you consent to preside over an Italian diet to settle our internal affairs, will bkss the grand pontiff who shall have saved his country. This passage of the address of the senate gives an idea of the situation of minds at Rome, and the un certainty under which the pontiff is hesitating. Every thing shows that this delicate question cannot remain long unresolved; we wish it may be so, and in such manner as will preserve at the same time our political interests and those of Christianity, which are now, by the force of circumstances, in complete opposition, by the double character of the pontiff. SWITZERLANI).—The diet re-assembled on the 11th, M. Ochbensein, in his speech, explained that the reason of convoking the diet was the fear that the Austrians would force a passage through Swit zerland. The diet anointed a committee of defence to take all necessary measures on this subject. LAW INTELLIGENCE.—Tnis DAY. CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. _ OLD COt AT. The seventh session for this year was opened this morning at ten o'clock ; the Recorder, the Lord Mayor, Aldermen Musgrave and Hunter, and the City Sheriffs, on the Bench, Sev-ral gentlemen who were rumnsoned on the grci.tl pane'. were excused upon the ground of being ever sixty years of age. The jury having been sworn, The Recorder proceeded to deliver bin charge as usual. He said that there were not fewer than 201 prisoners on the calendar for trial; but the fact of so large a number being in custody was perhaps owing to the length of time that had elapsed since the last session, and also to the fact of the large male of human beings over whom this court held jurisdiction. The eases with which those parties stood charged were, murder, female violation, robbing, cu tting and wounding, and forty-two stood charged with I larceny from the person. There were also one or two cases in which it was probable the offences charged would assume the character of insanity; but in those, and in all other cases in which the grand jury should find any difficulty, the court would be ready to render all the assistance in its power.— The learned gentleman then proceeded to define the law as it affected the various other classes of caws, and having done no, the grand jury retired to dispose of such bills as should be laid before them. DINNER AT THE MAYSION-HOUSE.-011 Saturday the Lord Mayor gave a dinner to the judges, queen's counsel, and serjeants. APPREHENSION OP THE SWANSEA MURDERERS. — SWANSEA. Saturday.—The men charged with the late murder near Swansea bare been arrested. The prisoner Thomas Martin was apprehended in a wood. Patrick Leary, Michael Leary, William Norris, and John Norris, were all a pprehended in the neighbourh ood of Cambridge. Patrick Leary, on being identified by a man the police took along with them, said, " I suppose you want me; I am willing to go. I am willing to suffer for what I have done." The , prisoners, upon being searched at the police station, were I found to have marks of blood upon that, clothing. ler3f : ha producr of the las 23s . 91d. ratans made la a ss ein. et cart, a.eear e ms rhe serrate price 4i qd. per ewt. Teasels from Bart and shoot ISO Idada e eoreidered steady ter deoartptiree te a et, at 40a. pie me. not prestatio shoed, sod n o w., If the manufacturers re at full Work the a& —Trade of the he market to-day xa Wes. Th. tone t'rioy: N. Orleans. AY 11.--nsen he piece ball to.cla_ changed hand., boa orbs of fins qualities eupply of Freneti in holey fabric* snit. rot to America. YU the market upon this .et waft also cw, th a pt for immediate use. .reeeion Penned wee, he 'Foisted trade try c lent 'wenn; b. MAT 11.—The at. AA ball VII, afternoon transaetnl for both • r. Ultarre. ff.—Norrixolus, d pantabson trade had a branch still kart* hi a of improvements and rnm. The hceiery aide dining mare, as Ls ate net trade has plaid Et improved state._Tha .—Friday, May 12. tailor, to I.arrender, Kay Ambrure, Kra. rimon, May 20, & June 15 Coventry, & Smith, Dir• ivy 23 nt 21, & June n at Lee-at., Buckingham-SW; rr,sl one 6 It 20, .t 12,.t wcry.lsne Etches, WWI - soh, !day 19 at 122, k )rtes Zs Co., Aottel.ch, Thy*. .e drawer, Ma. 23, k )ow John.aL, liesithro-towas !Ards. eliiienware manufacturer, a et. txotp., Wo6ton, Rit a ; of. Chrisur, cashire, victualler, lig $l. Coruthicatte &Adam, oaf el; off. =sig., Cuero", surgeon, May 23, k 3 Hedford-row, & WOK. Young, Leeds. Lung-bourekceper, May nit Sol., Snutb, Birtningtim rcajustou, surgical balls If, at 84..40011114. 8•1,. lett, Snub _ das 25 at 11, aJust 23 at; Acraraan. Waal. a2O, June 6 a 20, at MA rd.row, IMifcr & reel, U. ROVERS. raeu. Tamtaelv.! rovvvmhb% urog °ism, onus. Desnotsberrovr.Glauvra , rte. Allem Ettatinhall ?In Vilbsv. •ff.wastv..., posed Maher V. Tr.o7, korvoctlkLaavirlmvv. Woolhease. Orest farm* ti 111.1.01, parser:nu mtgs. DIVIDENDS. Itte urer—let div. of Se., Iffy i.ards', Fredetta's-place, Old th Lip. r 1 jd , any Monday, it broker—Div, of 6., May 11, k Bittles.on'o. Nottingham. ler —lst div. of Is. bd., lq '. 4 1 Manchester. re, sweated spinner —I d k god l ubmiquent Tuesday, at flop's, eq. Clerkenell, builder—kid 11... w rulaya, at Commies, BirdPik .incolnaLire, groom —let k YIl est Tue i .day, at Hope's, Leek founder fat dm. of 10L44, a liobsoo'o. Manchester. at div. rf 21. 74., May VI, & agy Liverpool. lit & float div. of ha. 2.1,1kd assfettra, Leeds. mark. ironmoogee —lst d e's, Basinghall.st. *, Camden-town. engraver—ld t Mondays, at Cannan'a, gird& racer. -let die. of Is. Id., May lc kid's, Leeds. .e Newmirton, attorney-atlaw eequent Saturdays, at Edwards'. Pickering, Yorkshire qir htleet, Krnt, portlandeemoMt 111. an., Leek, Stalfordfthire, gram r, Old Kent-rd., grocer—Janet ;—June S. H. Harvey, Stock Es ayward k I). Adam, Paternoster. ev, Liverpool, merchant—Jam& hire, wonted syinner—Jar 6. I merchant—June 12. W. Wig, manufacturers Juno 6. J. 21► acy cloth manufacturer—Jur r—June 7. J. Waddell, , Doncaster, millwright—Jam 2. nt. -Robert Low, Muirs of Kaiak it the woodal Sutation Lon Siona— nt carver, May , 16 Or Jal stinburgh. —l. Booth & B. Cotton, Crewe. ords, &. H. Statue, BUtoinghsa, 1. Chadwick & J. Rooker, Baer regards his connexion with ta Aberdeen Steam Navigation Oar 'many, the Aberdeen Cominerad Laurance Company-11. Pagel k ,vles at N. rattfll4lll. Oxford—J. tordshire-11. Joaes & W. C. Raw ones & W. Smith, Liverceol—S tract-rd.-0. A. Marshal4 ll - 01* ParLside, Knightsbridge. 10 110 • one it S. PllllOOl, Pin., NadalOW_ M. Pewter... &. E. Potters, WOOL Lresebury—J. Rooks & B. Joggle. F. R. Gunter, Bush-Line, Cacao wo, llighatreet, WhitectispeL LLIGENCB.—Mai s . 0 amptcn May2B 0 rm.:mo l l* 0 0 Do.nanssito. o Na 6 J Umbn , ay OWn IMAM. 0 Maras Mayl7 0 Itrasil ..)lal ll II: Copy, Sierra Leone ; Speedster , Clementina, St. Michael' , ' lb' , New York ; Pestonjes A ltu a amaftai J. liuraell, Harlingen; Hebrides, China; Dolores,. tab* ea Moore, China• ; Australsim, IP 4 I, A 11,4111 : Ranger. Rao; North ; Esther Frances, Suites; kas ; Magnet, Rotterdam ; OM" : Sousa, Charleston ; Clara. Ik• Centurion, New York ; Good 18111 11 1 'h ar l es , Amphitrite, Ostend ; from 14th to Ifith J an. in Ist. I& ricane, and last bulwarks, staaddoes, dt ; C. I. Sutton, taupe; N. mei iburg ; Catherine. ; Caleckens , Niagara, :iew Orleans; Jean Ifefi Il e rdware. Cronstadt ; Contooss, ; Adonis, New York.—Olf Soar &TRH. CI4A, 6 o 'ilese l '"°ll ' the wife of WC lee, the wife of 11. liewkeltew, Set..d at Elwood Lodge, Titleahill, Berfal. , of Tula hill, sod of Austin ftbef, ledr. the wife of Capt. L. Yachts& ur 111114 C, the wife of W. Y. Deh.i Lsce. nide-hark, the wife of P. L. ron 11. Waralawurth„ the wife of EL SWAM the wife of W. Wily, Esq.. LL.D.. tt, iMA& !Unlink,. by the Rev. G. IL kedlO " 6 ' .on of J. dater. Hot, of Rat Young, Lyn., of MOE:Oy. limy ll,Clement Deno& Ira l ' of Havereoeme, LeicetwoOtr, !rising daughter of the late T. y 11, at St. BYlack. LitCrPool,l:o9ll di, of Liyeard, CheYbko. W hby, Esq. 11, at St. GleOrkek, If arIOWIII . Jt Oro Hide Hybrid., end .4 000 w s 00. li.rd K ean e, 0.C.., to HSI Y. — Sir HP. PallLYer, Ha ß rt. _ 10. at Oimyklrk. by the Rey. H. areog— of Lytham. to Margaret. woww rimer place. at Itootle, by the Rey. J. J. V: to Marta Louhys, deAlSbie f -May 11, aLtig All Soubi. Lanabar Miaow, ~ In Amy Aims, • of eralchell, Yorkthlre. DATHS. TVA wertryonklea, Ilmter, wife of T• reorton ytreet. London. ae d lon A11t141143f of hanagolden, Saran, dauabter of to. of Miltown Malboy. Lucy Ann, clde4 dkughter MOO" °Lego., Mw M. Campbell lelackiki bichran. of Greenock. •••• _ y e ll. the Key. S. Palmer. 1111.1,..,, alry. blimbetbanlYtho• 0°""' rr'rw Ty ", . .1 th e r e m i k tQ ZY•tt nil;.Wilftr:lB7l _ . r. l. atlye• taiyajldit A o to p. -- 0 0y iht I& WS. 2 - .iiiebbiltb, May 13.—The market was liberally Wpp uad with Wheat, and the trade was' dull, at a reduction of abut Is. Barley in very limited supoli.. and fu!ly Is. nearer. In Peas nothing doing. Beans scarce, Sod not much ioqu'red for ; value unal ered. Oats the turn it: favour oldie seller. Wheat made about from 281. to 335. ; Beans, 235. to 30'. per load of 5 bushels. Barley, 321. to 355. ; Oats, 193. to 275. per qr. Average for the week end'ng May 6 : Wheat, 4171 qre., 49.. 71d. ; Barley, 61 qrs., 32.. 414.; Oats, 69 qrs., 20s. 111 d. ; Beans, 181 gra , 36e. 91d. - - - BOSTON, May 13.—A small show of Wheat to-day, and dull sale, at barely Wednesday's rates. Oats and Beans fully support their former value. Wheat, red, 425. to 475. ; white, 495.; Oats, 16.. to 235.; 13,t05, 361. to 36a. per. c i r. - • • • CANTER/WRY, May 13.—Our market wu this day well supplied with Wheat, but at a decline in price of Is. to 2s. per qr. ; trade very dull. White Wheat, 50s. to 554. ; brown, 453. to 493.; Barley,:33a. to 375. ; Oats, 20s. - - CARLISLE, Mal 12.—We had a fair supply of Wheat this morning, which was taken slowly by the millen, at a reduction' of fully Is. per bushel on last week's rates. The supply of Barley was small. and sold at a decline of 6d. per bushel. Oats, an average supply, at last wees.. Prices :—'Wheat, white, new end old, 21s. 6.1. to 2'2s. 6f; red, 19s. 6d. to 21s. Barley, new and old, 115. to 12s. Oats, potato, 9s. to 10s.; common, Bs. to 9s. Flour, per stone, 2s. to 2s. 4d. Oatmeal, Is. 10d. ltyemcal, Is. 6d. Barleymeal, Is. 4d. CHELMSFORD, May 12.—There was a good supply of Wheat at our market to-day : but, in consequence of the fine weather, prices receded about 29. per qr. 555. to 575. was made of fine white; red, 455. to 48s. All spring Cora was • • - - quite as Jeer. COLCHESTER, May 13.—N0 rain has fallen here since the 20th ult. The general appearance of the young Wheats has improved within the pas. week. B..rley requires rain—some of it has made no appearance above ground at present. Beans look well ; but Peas are unpromising. Farmers have fairly supplied these markets with Wheat this week; but much of the supply has consisted of winter-thrashed parcels, which are cold and light, and find buyers with difficulty. Wheats in good shipping order, weighing 611..,5. to 621ba., can now be done at 48.. to 495. free on bosrd. Beans and Barley are not offered in any noticeable quantity. GLOUCESTER, May 13.-At our market this day the attendance was small. English Wheat a slow sale, at former prices. Foreiga without change, for fine qualities; inferior samples neglected, though offcr,d at Is. to 2s. per qr. de cline. Beans and Barley arra • Oats briar scarce, command a feady sale, at an advance of ls. per qr. Prices: Wheat, Engl•sh,white, per imperial bushel, 6s. 3d. to 6s. 4.1.; red, 6s. to Gs. 2d. ; 11antxic (low to high mixed), per 480 1b.., 6s. 6d. to 6s. 9d. ; Polish, Pomeranian, Stettin, ss. 10d. to 61. Ocl. ; Odessa, Marianopoli, soft, 6s. Od. to ss. 6d. ; Odessa, Taganrog, herd, ss. 3d. to 6s. 6d. Barley, Eng lish, grinding, per 3921b5., 30s. to 325. ; malting, per imp. qr., 345. to 365.; Irish, grinding, 30s. to 31s. ; malting, 325. to 335. ; foreign, grinding, 298. to 31s. ; malting, 335. to 355. Beans, English, old, per imp. bushel, 55.641. to 6s. 9d. • new, 54. to 6s. 3d. ; foreign, Egyptian, per 65j lbs., 3s. 9d: to 4s. ; French, Dutch, small - 1 ick, 4s. 8.1. to 4s. 10d. ; Irish, 4s. 10d. to 51. Oats, per 312 lb., Limerick, Wexford, end Eaniscorthy, white, 21s. 6d. to 22e. 6d.; Cork, Waterford, and Youehall, 21s. to 21s. 6d. ; Welsh, black, 20s. 6d. to 21s. Gd. ; Irish, per 3121 he., 20s. to 21s. Peary breakers, per imp. bushel, English, ss. to 5e.6d. ; grey and grinders, per 651111.., English, 4s. 4d. to 4s. Gd. Indian Corn, per 6511 b., 3s. 10d. to 4s. Flour, best seconds, English, 365. to 375. Linseed Cake, French, nominal, 101. to 101. 108. Imports for the week ending May 12 : Wheat, 201; Barley, 212; Oats, 3,078; Beans, 1,824. Ot:o.nrottn, May 13.-We had a fair supply of Wheat to-day, and superfine samples were in rcque , t, and without difficulty disposed of, realising from 5Gs. to 625. The lower qualities were very unsaleable, but we do not consider prices any worse than last week. The quantity of B irley and Oats far sale is trifling, the former at from 31s. to 345. Oats, 21s. to 245. - • MANCHESTER, May 13. - Continued fine hot weather restricts sales of Wheat and Flour to the requirements of present wants; but the contrary effect is produced as re gards almost every other article. The trade has been steady during the week, with • good demand for Oats, Beans, and Indian Corn. At our market this morning, Wheat and Flour met a slow sale, at about former rates. All other articles in moderate request, at prices rather exceeding the quotations of our last. Present prices: Wheat, per bush. of 'Nibs., English, white, 7s. 6d. to Bs. ; red, 7s. to 71. 6d. Irish white, is. 3d. to 7s. 61.; red, 7s. to 70. 3d. Barley, per bushel of GOlbs., grinding, 3s. 6d. to 44. Oats, per bush. of 451b5., English, Scotch, and fine Irish, 3a. Id. to 3s. 2d. ; Irish kiln-dried runs, 2s. 11d. to 3s. Beans, per qr. of 50 Ohs., English, small, 38s. to 395. ; Tick, 375. to Me. Peas, per 8 imperial bushels, white, boilers, 40s. to 425. Flour, per sack of 2801b5., English and Irish, tine, 355. to 365. ; superfine, 36e. to 375.; extra, 38e. to 403. Oatmeal, per load of 21011i5., English and Irish, 255. 6d. to 265. 6d. MARLBOROUGH, MILyI3.-BUSIDM was , 10 , r, at a further decline in price for Wheat. Barley unaltered. Oats, et ;crel mealing quality, were the turn dearer. Beans, 434., and not much doing. Peas slightly varied. NEWCASTLE•ON•TYNB, May 13.-The weather this week has been beautilully fine, partaking quite of the character of summer, and our accounts from the interior represent the country to have made a material improvement, although there are casual complaints of the Wheat not having faltered so well as in ordinary seasons in some localities; still, how ever, with a continuance of favourable weather, our pros pects open the whole are good for Wheat, but should the drought he of much longer duration, spring Corn will suffer from the land cracking and preventing its growth. The trade during the present week has been characterised by a want of animation, and the business done in Wheat and Flour has generally been at rather osier rates. Spring Corn however bas been held with more firmness, and although the buyers have not been willing to purchase at our present quotations, an impression is very prevalent that they will have to accede to those terms, as the stocks here are light, with no immediate prospect of a speedy accession being made to them. At our market this morning we had an extremely moderate supply of Wheat from the growers, and being without any arrivals coastwise, and those from abroad being held more stiffly, our farmers were enabled to establish an advance of fully . 2s. per qr. upon their fresh-thrashed samples, whilst in foreign the transactions were to a moderately fair extent at an enhance ment of Is. per qr. In the event of London coming dearer on Monday, itis expected a good business will be done on Tuesday at this day's improvement, as our millers are generally low in stock. For Flour we had a steady sale, and our arrivals coast wise of late having been short of the regular weekly demand, a considerable inroad has be. n made in our warehoused stocks, which are now reduced below 1,F,00 sacks, whilst in April, the quantity exceeded 5,000 sacks. Rye nominally the tame. Barley in request, the best Danish commanding 315., weigh ing 531bs. per bushil, whilst Pomeranian, of 511b5., meets at tention at 30s. 6d. to 31s. per qr. Malt inquired for. Beans and Peas rather dearer. With Oats we were sparingly sup plied, and they were quickly taken off at rather over last Saturday's prices. We have no alteration to note in the duties this week. The following are the quotations: Wheat, British, Northumberland, new, white, 525. to 665. ; red, 48s. to 525. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, new, white, 62e. to 565. ; red, Ns. to 525.; Lincolnshire, new, white, 495. to 645. ; red, 48s. to 61s. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 28s. to 31s. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 295. to 34e. Chevalier, 335. to 35.=.; Northumberland and Scotch, 265. to 305.; Chevalier, 28s. to 325. ; grinding and distilling, 255. to 28s. Malt, 60s. to 545. • Chevalier, 545. to 665. Oats, Northumberland and Sc otch, potato, new, 225. to 263. ; common and Angus, new, 21s. to 234. Peas, white, boilers, 365. to 40• ; grey and maple, 365. to 38:. Beans, new, 345. to 38s. Flour, per sack, fine, Stockton and Nor thumberland, 355. to 375. ; Norfolk, white, 355.: to 375.; households, 33a. to 355. ; seconds, 325. to 345. ; households, 295. to 325. ; thirds, 24e. to 28s. ; households, 225. to 255. Wheat, foreign, Dantsic and Konigsberg, white, 625. to 665.; red, 48a. to 50s. Silesian, white, 525. to 545.; red, 495. to 51e. Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 625. to 66e.; red, 495. to 625. Hamburg, Marks, and Anhalt, white, 50s. to 545. ; red, 4 8s. to - 50 s. Kid and Holstein, white, 475. to 625. ; red, 4 6 5. to 495. Petersburg and Archangel, red, 345. to 38s. Odessa, red, 40s. to 42a. Polish, red, 425. to 465. Rye, Pomeranian and Prussian, 28s. to 30s. Russian, 265. to 28e. Barley, Saal, 30s. to 33a.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 28s. to 325. Oats, Dutch Brew, 20s. to 245. ; Pomeranian, feed, 18s. to 20s. ; Hol stein and Danish, 16s. to 18s. • Archangel and Riga, 17s. to 19s. Peas, white, 365. to 38s. Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., Uni ted States and Canada, duty paid, 245. to 265. The arrivals this week are: Wheat, foreign, 1,840. Barley, coastline, 90 ; foreign, 1,714. Oats, coastwise, 340 ; foreign, 1,495. Peas, foreign, 30,5. Beans, 105. Flour, 1,626 sacks. NEWPORT (ISLE OF WIGHT), May 13.-Our market was thinly attended to-day, and but little business done. Wheat sold from 16s. to 60s. per or. Barley, 325. to 345. Beans, 365. to 38s. POlll, 38s. to 461. Oats, 21s. to 265. NORWica, May 13.-Our market was fairly supplied with Wheat today, and prices ruled is 6d. per qr. in favour of the buyer. The condition much improveu the last two or three I 't , . 1, ' Ii l' i 1' . i , , . , 1 , 1 I . li ••1 i i . i i. ,I • . 1.. . l ' 1 4 i . , , , ~ i , 1 , ' li ,I •: i ;. . 1 i : 1. ~ , . i . t! I i. , • i 1