The Express. — London, England, 1847-07-05 00:00:00

lIU • PRITISH ASSOCIATION for the RENEE of EXTREME DIRTREBB to Um REMOTE P.UUMEB of 1 ELAND and eCOTLAND:.. Mho, Aar. the Lord Mho, of I Robert Hanhury, Esp. Lnadon. Thomann Hanker, Jun., F.st. Meta Ilset. the Lord lirmor. The Hon Arthtu - KlrtualnL Might Mon. the Earl of O,lborM. Henry Khmetete., Shaman Hexane, limb. M.P. thentel Jaw Log i Pp. Helm Barnrnall , Et.q. W. G. Charts, Jasn. B 0•313, Eli. Dares Llons i lnkl. J. J. annoshu, !Wolf Vishistaas. Sq. Rather Currie, Esq., Y.P. ri.ll=3l. Y.P . S. Farmer. Esq• eam'ti Ottrn 7. 11IIN rower to both& ananbrx.l A t orroart—ftlr Janos Weir Hop, lkol, and J. B. Heath, Esq. BJ:igliu thicaernal/A—The BOIL 111= aTrend. Carleton, Req. ;mon E. um CNVIIOIIOIIS. lier Mott Gracious.. Migoty TILE WEIN— ...... El,OOO • Roral Ilechneta PRINCE AL=IIT ......... . iler Masan, theCNN DOWA(111 Signally drrlded; . 1,001.1 • MoMety the KING of HANOVER, as Del. of Ono- Wend Her l EJsodOH Cle Ned Modndurdke at *s Hifionity of Dubin... . 1,0 YM 00 Roya HINT ......... 300 Royal Webs= the Delo of CAMBRIDGE 300 Her Itoral Higher= Oho Bair of GLOUCIMVER SOO Her Moral l= tho Hedlund 1111111111 ..... 100 HMOrave t Hu R.gal be Arab 0 IA N .......... The Ilia On., t CHAR he Areldioliop Ilia Grace du Archbishop at Hl.lntomMl Unity THE 80LT.% If Antonia poW to the met of the Amododon . 414 0 Erotical of her Mojedy's Seenithry of Odd for * Heti Made nometnnnt !being port of the collection rid Os Quern• totter) 170,000 0 0 2414,374 14 0 TWENTIETH liIHROCRIPTION 143 Inv of Indian corn. helm tart of cantribelleim tram ecinkinen in the Nab of Matron_ ........... .......... Remittance front Madre... 160 0 Fourth rentittantx front the 1.1100 0 MIX ditto ditto AMA 0 •of Leo amateur perfan=lll . 6...lainaenTbeittre 1.411 0 = d eaberntition at K 6.2) 13 ... . Etna of the legidatur• or=alit Witienin fee Ireland MNO salaam for deatind SS 0 Iladllemee Tenn, Tan e Lana. - 600 0 C hubs by the Minh residents In thorny of Hoke, vie. Chubs [Winded, Ern IA 0 0 H. Conant at Mexico . .... . 1111 4) 0 Memni. Manning and Meaklnteah lOU 0 0 . 0 " 100 ......--.-. Moors. Tayieur. Jam Los. sod 0.2........... oos. IlAri.luel del lio 11rottmos. . ..0 llowre. U. Drool,. mad Co. /0 Lionel florid... 2..4 • 26 Wm. Elam. ti q. .._ 16 Itsident. "a Rol del NOW% Vial • ••. • • ••. ••• • . iii Antlbold Mlle, Esq. 6 Thum* , Phalli.. EA. ...... .................. .... 6 John OVullisall, F.K. ...... . ......... emu ..... 1i 1 6 Peter Tracy. n. n. wernsble"^••••• 3N.. contribution hat the Parbislosere of Cr 03408. Par the 623 Vim, Hallam or collection at Halifax. U. 8. ... .. 173 r.te,r ~..41...uw in the perish of tit. Lae. iti L d'asi.i:.. Per Mr. B. Carr, Churchwarden; two-thirds for Ireland, one third foe ikethewl . 105 Proems:le ef mg Amateur Performance at Liverpool. under the patroaage of the Licensed Victuallers' Amor:Wien lO A few Diced* at ill. Paterna4er-row 3 1 R. Wingield, DA., for May .. . . . 4 Capt. Henry Grimm E.. 1. 10 Hon. R. F. Primo.; 9vd. doeilkm fog hiked 10 Rev. A. Wield. H.M.S. Anonm . 31 Lord (touch for Irelandl. la Isla E. P. Macioce.. Fog. for . . . Rev. R. P. Moral - 4.l(yr —................ Rev. E. M. Rudd. Ramey. ealinegg..... ....... • The Earl of llaLloway . .. ' 6 E. B. E. and 11. D. . It culveriptiori, in addition to former mummies. par Ili I H. li. W. Wynne - • . . 104 1 Cohort Sir Wm. Colebrooke, Royal Artillery. ~_. .. ~ 25 The Ulbmpl. Nunwommiviowed Moen. mei rmosisies h a ice C o. Ilth Foot, si feels • A Lily. per Rev. C. W. E. dm eadioN • . • a D. 8.. per Me dia N Met and Co. .. 1 o 3 3. Dne Winslow. Esq. . . . ..... ....... Robe. ifo.. Esq.. Vielovie Retie, .isteraiiiiim . ...... • few Jo hn . ends at 56, Paternoste-row 51 Rt. Ledie, c ub Central India. ....- ........... Balance of public scrtialon at H 2nd remittance from the Cummortici s t= ilebscrlptkm Fond, per Mr. Allen. Nutt Officers, - Non-commtwiened =.. awl ivoldien list Reel meet ltritivh voldkni in Hensel (for Inland) 96 1 ID 2 2nd romfttopoi from Ilarbsdoce let 6 II .1 0 0 c Ditto Trtalda..l 100 0 0 Officers and rhl company of H.M.S. Vindictive dor Irelaad) 118 15 9 12.7,40nd company of 11.M.4 ...... 45 711 J. 11. . . . 0 0 Salaam 2 1 V Matthew 064,..r0e. Mao 6 0 0 Per •' Kaeord" nowapaper .. . . 012 6 204 h weekls oollectloo of 'the WO. .... 12a1aOh prdeu.. . ............ . .... ........ ........ :1t 6 .11(10 77, . • ati . o 211 ....... Cone Lion from seams helonntay _to theConirelenomemder the Mance of Use Morarlea mlenlosarlen In Hometerre, Bethe4l3. EAridge. and Bethel, In YAW.. per the Ilev. 0. W. Wmtarby it.,r eland only; Collection In Mahe. Kent. on Me Mt -day. put Bar. 0 . 016 8 %lance of remltfaoae from inapt." Jamaica Moen and Ships' Company of IL M.S. Ptckle to 0 0 ILL Movm. IL and W. Conan 18eoMLl . 4 0 0 I . 2 6 0 0 0 J. L. Wank • • . •••••• • .9 9 Min n - a•i•B IIIIP1111 —• 0 10 iltiotediam Laboarm=di 11 14 1 St. Martin'• Ledge, 1 19 II E C . 0 10 E. T. E.T.C. . 0 10 Rev. Thow. Rlelkarde. at Abalipillielft.. • . 25 0 John Nike, Km.. . . DI 0 Lieut. E. Field, fISM iiciiiiie iiiiiiiliiiiiiii:liii iiiii MA I, i.C9., &ehl.. 60 0 John 115 m. Em., of Road 106 ........ • • ...... 4 1 0 • •• • • •••• • R. C • • • 2 0 . 1 0 11. B., E perR. Y. B. E I., Omend. Willis. Kim A. H. Bo:monad . 3 3 Remittanoe from St. Vlosinl. Yin la maims al l= In that Wand Iteethebils an ; aweeind Wrodendi 14d 8 3 Further remittance from Grins& 2O 0 3 Remittitom from Tobago . 310 3 6 Further ,wbrerioUon from .I „ . 42 6 3 lemittanor Irmo Trinity. If=ii l . 41 :. Rd Irehmd ; LI; Ith. for &Weal 18 8 4 Further remittance from Conslialinople . 60 11 0 Agra 311welonary Society ._ _ , .... _ ... . . ... ____ _ _ . 124 0 2 A ReatUe. 1141. , M.D. , bare India Comperes Rend" Um IKI litt. tor Ireland ;E1 Ila. for Scotland) ... i i i 34 0 Remittance from Carleton Mew Brun Itiniaida . Ireland . ooc.third for S;ltlatid, . .. 58 9 ' %h.' weekly c.4i,,ti. of the c,..griimi.O. 14: • 2 16 0 A l Mt ‘ ,.Tunbridae, Kent 1 0 0 Officem and Crew of the Yelkewtone .nani.packat...... /3 11 6 .....,••••• Remittance from Ifewee. Scalds. 1111dm and Co., Royal Canadian Rifle Regiment 104 In 4d. teTRIME: 313 0 LI6 15.. Q. for Scotland) 80 17 8 Re.. N. R. Drake 1 0 0 Itemittaoce front St Helena .. . ... C. S. (for Ireland, 4 0 0 Mahe tooth. 116 • 0•IIKTII•100 if 0111 1• .... 1110 .... 61.0 ••• .. • Remenee niimioned , Am, Prirateo and MOW Wenn, WWI* Mote to the Wand of Si. Vince* WOW ham John T. Famous& Eon. 8 i W. P.. for turir at Ca.dlehar I 1 0 :• Do. do. Riwitreror • Anorlymon, to Mown. Drummond% .. . /0 11 0 Officeni, Non-omunlodonod 0111onni. Sid Caine et Wm liml •LLIIIVIT• and Sit Com:wide 1 W. I. Wlntalt ID Jtanuka itwo•thinti for Iniell. soli craft he Scotland) 4 2 6 .4. 2 Rear..Admlral.- ........................ era n.rw fir:177.,...._ _ 5 o Do. !for Delimit ... . 10 0 0 1 6 14410 r 1. Ludlow% 2ed &Non ; fler Intend, Et ; fur Boot- Ca 10 0 11, rfl Mai. 0 ....... . ......, __. . .. . ... ... ... tion Is ..... PA . & ills. AIM% Pedellitat. Per !Ada .._ ....... ....... ..•... ......... .. : 0 ...... ........... ... 5 i o Two Indic , ..... Woilw4oo A Irlrh sad licotab .V.O Colketion In Itichlhurtn, Nem Bratwertet. pie Ur 114 Dolelte al3 4 Belance H. . E dwin, from K esel ....... .......... 0 0 Rev. E. H. Edwin, Ad Keeton. Alfred . ...... 0 0 Balance of a c..11,011/1 at St. Tlonmaa, Steinfordllll ........ 914 1 Further re from K Wrenn. Jamaica ..... . ....... 83 14 3 Ord weekly doctlon of the Congregation, No 39, Thais -2 12 arfer t" lttence from flurdem 35 0 0 Coneend on hard the BrltDh and North America= Nall Ammer Hibernia. for e red. to be equally between Limerick and TM...........................051 Edward Coot,. E+4l. 1 1 Additional stitrctiptlon at Mtochln/u/upica 5 1 L D. C Mn.,. R. Cnibh and Ron, Chelmnford ...... . ..... 5 C. V. IL C., donation foe June E. O. 11. 0 51,.. L. Thormhy 10 Remittance from the titouraridee Rellef Committee •• - • 31 The ./111,n. 011 , 1 NOI2-commbodmvxll Officere of the Royal g Military Ailam HTANDISH MALY. tleeretary. Committee Room. Routh dee Home. July 1. 1947. tinhiteripUme received at a the hankore. ASSI 'ANY, tEICIN LIFE Pio. 5. PIT. JAMI WE COMP LONDON. H.. Parnell, E..q. Edward Scott. Eta " B i • . Waren... . . t'iieiatrex—LlesL CM. Lord Arthur Lemma. Derrrr-C“ ifitite—T. C. Oranm. John Adthurner, Tag., N.D. Chariot Itarebrother. hag.. Ald. T. M. P. HELM, Km. Wm. Tulloh flame, EN. Philip P. Myth, Km. John Gardiner. K.Q. Henry rtroadwood, . X.P. Aaron A.her Ookienkl. Sir June. Carmichael. Hart. Henry William Poenall. Aw‘unthce. on the Ike- ..f permit° in every mation of life and eon tart of the worbt. granto a lawn which the utrnod amount of bertent to the familia. tithe a.mired at death. • ith every attatnat.le Wrding. lidenntalte during life, which the -ptem of life ...ranee I. capable .4 Perm. wi.hing to borrow mosey to enable them to ownplete the no. thee of propertv. driring to pay °Heal/eine chance. th ereon. nth. by wowing with thl. comieny, obtain the advance of the full amount of the rete4alte by In.taimente. extended over ft l n oted of year.. on the woleintegeon• term. expinlned In thowoweeetu, In enee the gemmed die. during the limited number of ytaar. nirreed upon. he will not here h. twoperty encumbered with debt_ ; but. on the contrary , hie repreantadlee. will he entitled to receive the ansonnt secured by the polkl. after deducting the M.lllu then remairdng unkakL Or he may. at any time, anticipate the referent .4 t h e win. 6111 rc malning on ?atoneable term., and outline° the policy. if ho Neve, no an ordinary We policy. Immediate Annultie. and Kistioinnent. grantol at Ivry favourable Deferred AnnllltlfY . to eonunetne at any veeided age. mated either with or erfthout return of the teetoltu n •. In can: the age at which the annuity Uto rwmnenec not attAbtod, the, A puma. alwa =6. my .otvre an annuity of £.50 on attaining the age Of rA, at the follow. MR Ma: .1111 Agr. Imam,' WM., IN CANE OP DIATH. 1 rentr• et .4 the H. D. DAVENPORT. Beeretary. -PItOFESSIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE COM PANY. eueneethar the Clerked. Leal. Military. Nasal. 'tad Me. illaM_Profesdoe..—lutorporitied.-4hgatal f 259,093. ThM ooriseation hold. ..ut 'showmen to the puhile Dot hitherto afforded by any .4inliar institutiou. which are full> detailed la the Recta*, to he had at the Ake The rate . .1 premiere are low. Annual_ premium to rem £I) for the +bole of Ufe. Aite--VI Al 10 0 Ate-40 PA 13 0 30 119 6 59 3 18 11 Aidtikations for Lei. requested. EDWARD BA YLIS. Actuary arid Betvelim Lon4oo. 7-1117.- (Mee% 7.1 IDON 0N1,.... ASSURANCE CORPORATION for I LIM VIRE, bed MARINE ASSURANCE. &Mbhad by J Marla of Ring OM% JR . :XeM. A.D. 1720. OfSeem. L Rohl soft. °weld% EDI JOHN LA U MINCE, See C _ AUT I 0 N.—A. ROWLAND and SON, 20, „,..,‘ - ',RatIODOWden• tAndon. la Ncaution the uohility and gent/ by the attempt. , , 4 norm ebotiliera,who. to Con , E.Orls et deb 01.1 manufacture. elve tbs UtW o 1 "!(wear Oil: ~1 1.441" .." and " odooto* —nom mar tits sr Won of TOP n ts i rrnen vy th t e dgia .i. riampla. selizets wa s= retentions &lithium raw sad tor tbs pea et lb, Mend retentions._ no oat, psubie 08„ t i p sod . 00 nto M " lowborn' rid lan Of mob bun the suss . ;_koviroe' l pgms lhat of the with *sir dismOrro _".1.18 red am— A. LOWLAND ION." Said he theUtott measimiga, tad iw oil eliernhts an 4 perfeinera M. CLA bop r f A r ramip tvdtp t , glair 1. jetisialbannA=l: nt grim 1 16 ,71:WA= ="eftraft lb elbow 7 . 411har et iamp.i.uk g= et ad a iMirsela am min Irmy, if. Pl* eziouited Flab be leen arbir vosebt. awn and medic An, of dr 0114• s nolt Yew a Moot. - V I. DENTS MANUFACTURE cd.WATCHES 1/ • sod CLOCKS la pritlealed by _ Meal& Leer .ter ail *Wm% el* pil dlele rod la aro hi 100 m E x -FlLit .4 . 4r....v0 I = tr, la .... aelsia— Ow{ N. Dedsprwelreet; awl lleyel I sla Toror'Arral. Ting A TORY, or LIQUID MLR DYE . fir '°L Ig rally rewirs for all odes. mad dom aot rewire reit* lea as brir Woe se It sever Wu er anyillte W sarral sr WI to all . alha the ra i l sod SO ar, l b 01•61111 479 lIN tt der at thdr -. oaa er pa emark regrirtay 11l Ire le Ildar a . Meal re a rarveat walt thers le we bow It lr and, Ir* me& Ern to do It alberarae .WK the dooms .1 few Semll it alre= EMMY iimpled manly b tbraN ; awl WM IMO lINIEW ISla Re al g m._ an br et woo MEL Thry alma I le * le* to u r i. Vlrakar OM br il ataNk i l puma bare well, withal amain le - Mn" ZOOS rod DONS, lg a Z 12°. INth a= ----..=- P.-e=. cutters, .3. Partio al Ibir ow ttate‘er the Carom r DR. OULTIRWILLIII OVIDE TO HEALTH AND LONG MPH. Price b. each bnpoet, lo_etAugh_, la. ed. el• Ch. WHAT TO tAT, DRINK Aid) AVOID, IWt roaric e. ,2l,e OweabiLlO I. HOW TO Pi HAPPY. " Jamul, It le tastoulad WM alartaalis 01 OW inDOMMINIMI saineles tas — ZW ow& Raab as by amino hxdina, tatiaiadaaaamma metal tamoisic et alk o. ...I InZ=Z m aad eat Wad Mak Wild MOW. am sra at or Bert Dim d the advice meatball IN tans Or want came, edam. immures. o iled mg Is oral IS U Nl Te di et ntooth—dhercesi, NA • RIO" A New lirend-itreee; .147. ; gm. . ioNtrest or direct how the Author, le. Amill- LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS BAY, Foua o'CLocw. The statement of the quarter's revenue, which will be made up this evening, will, we have reason to believe, present a favourable return under the several heads of customs, excise, stamps and taxes, sad will ino quarter, wit tem pered with the corresponding quarter of 1846. By the steamer Duke of Cornwall, arrived at Ply mouth, and the steamer Jupiter, arrived at South ampton, there are accounts from Lisbon to the 20th, 1 and Oporto the 30th ult. It is stated, that the Queen's aathonty has been fully established at and near Lisbon, and that the prisoners taken by the British forces had, in great numbers, volunteered into the Royal service, the remainder being sent to their homes. The Govern ment had issued a decree to the merchants, in expecta tion of raising a loan on security of the duties of Oporto, but money was very scarce. The harvest was promising. The ships Royal Tar, Mindello, Oporto, and Eighth of July, captured in the service of the in surgents, were all given up, and are now nacoramis awned by the Portuguese Government. The Spaniards, under General Concha, were virtually in possession of I Oporto. A skirmish took place at Villa Nova, to the south of that city, on the 27th alt., between the Queen's forces and the insurgents, when about 30 on either aide were killed. The Spanish troops had not advanced upon the city. Marquis Loule was sent to the British squadron by the Junta, to make an offer of surrender, on condition that Oporto should be first taken possession of by the Spaniards. It was thought the English admiral would agree to these terms, and that the Spaniards would enter Oporto in a few days. When the Jupiter left Oporto on the 30th it was re ported that the Junta had capitulated, and that the Spanish army had actually entered Oporto, the fol lowing terms having been agreed to : lit. A full and entire completion of the four articles pro posed by the allied powers. 2nd. The forces of her Catholic Majesty to garrison Oporto sod forts adjacent; the troops of the Junta to give up their arms to the Spaniards. 3rd. The troops of the Queen not to enter Oporto until evacuated by the allied powers; the troops and volunteers of the Junta to be treated with the honours of war, the offi cers their swords and horses. 4th. Such of the Junta forces as wish to retire home to have passports. sth. Recommends to the honour of the allies to respect the property of the inhabitants, &c., &c. The Duke of Cornwall brings as pamengers: Mr. Burnett, Mrs. Appleby and daughters, Miss Barry, and Mr. Ottley, with despatches for the Admiralty. She left at Lisbon—Her Majesty's ships Hibernia, Tra falgar, Superb, Canopus, and Amason; and steamers Bull• dog, Phenix, Sidon, and Terrible. At Oporto—Her Majesty's ships America and Nautilus; and steam-vessels Gladiator and Jackal. By the arrival of her majesty's ship Vestal, VS, Captain Charles Talbot, at Spithead, we have intelli gence from the Cape of Good Hope to the sth of May. It was reported t ha t Sir Henry Pottinger intended wintering on the frontier. The Kaffir, still continued their predatory incursions, and numerous robberies were taking pls..e withih the limits of the British possessions. Sir Henry Young bad left Graham's Town, and proceeded to join Sir Henry Pottinger in Kaffirland. The following is from the South African Advertiser: The intelligence front the :frontier this week includes one principal feet, from which the happiest results, God willing, may be expected—the acceptance, namely, of the command of the Burgher force by Sir Andries otockenstrom. This gentleman has again been invited from his retirement in the hour of difficulty by the united voice of the people end the government. He has well earned the utmost confidence of both. The enemy also; know what they have to expect final him. _ _ . PORT ELIZABETH, APlta 21.—Our new Lieutenant- Governor, Sir Henry Young, arrived yesterday, and started for Graham's Town this morning, about 8 o'clock, in an ox waggon, accompanied by his sister, the widow of Colonel Peake. Previously to his arrival he had requested Mr. Montague to write Captain Lloyd that he wished to be received only as a private gentleman, and not as a lieutenant governor, so of course there was no address or anything beyond the visits of a few of the inhabitants. His honour seems to take great'interest in his government, and is very solicitous for information. GRAHAM'S Town, APRIL 25.—The Lieutenant-Governor, Sir Henry Young, arrived quite unexpectedly at Graham's Town last evening, alighting at Style's Hotel, where he lxas taken temporary quarters. His honour proceeds to-day to Kaffirland, for the purpose of having an interview with the Right Hon. the Governor, before miming the government. He boa travelled up as a private gentleman, nor has any address or other communication of an official character been as yet made to him. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Half -past One o'Cloek.—The fine weather, with a further decline in the Corn Market to-day, has had a favourable influence on the British securities; but the amount of business transacted has not been to any great extent. At the opening of the market Consols were 881 buyers, singe which they have advanced to 89k, ex div., for the account. Exchequer Bills, 10s. to 13s. prem. Bank Stock, 195 to 7. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 911. Very little doing in the foreign market. Mexican Bonds, 194. Spanish Five per Cents., 291 to 1; Threes, 321 to 3, ex div. Portuguese, 30 to 2. Money was to be had to-day on lower terms, and this circumstance has necessarily had some influence on the prices of stocks. At half-past 12 o'clock the price of Wheat in Mark lane was announced as being 10s. per qr. lower, com paredwith the average of this day week. A further e decline before the close of business was expected, sales being found impracticable. Consols are now Stli to 9. Reduced Threes, 881 to 9. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 91 to 4. Exche quer Bills, Ms. to 13s. premium. We have little difference in foreign securities. Spanish are rather worse, the Fives at 201 to 1 ; the Threes, 321 to 3. Portuguese heavy at 30 to 2. no minally. Mexican, 19 to 1. Dutch , Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 57 to 1, ex dividend ; the Fours, 891 to 90. Buenos Ayres, 38 to 8. Rut 116361, 116 7 I mr Ct. RM. Ann. 6113 I II per Ct. Monis A.., Mat MARION 4 per 01..140046 Rosa, 114 6 44 per Ct. Berm Horde. I 3 I 74 per Cost. Otto. I per Cl.llmallltte 864..534 DICe. New, 1116 36 II per Ct. Rome* Ayres BM., 34 I Ditto CILLIIm Bap, II 3 Dino Columb. Def. DM, SI 3 0.0143641aa Simi. DM, Ii I 3 pm Ct. 1,6•104 DM., 43 14 per Ct. lftleh BM., 0 6 4 per Ct. COl6. Daub. Me $0 4.s7S. , ssasols tat, P 4 se pee 0e54,111 Exchequer Me 106 13a. p PUSIISS. mahas me Ont. O I Ms., le Osmalls Deform* /1/4.. Si I e I per Ct. Iles look SW, Is 4 pima. Pension Ms, SI Ossv. Ma, so s f P c i 110 II I pit 01. 6 =Is idk alstli. ilpsolis !Naomi /M ISO Spoil Viols* Ma, 41 E▪ LYassessois Wks., xs 41 Deferred Bds., 13 II RAILWA TEL—The share market is rather flat, and prices on the decline. Great Waderns have had a considerable fall in price. They have been done as low as 115. On Saturday they fetched 123. French shares doll, without any particular alteration • - - -; - - In prices. SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO ?HT DAY IN LONDON. iSatarders prima will be heel Is log page). Brietol anti Exeter New, IS 171 No d& Isteadee, 101 Buckinghamshire, 1 d N. Oman Iftioe, 11 CAtledonian, 294 1 N. USW Pi Dublin and Relfset In., 3 Ds. Wink IN 1 V. Counties. 21 Ds. so., 1 i E. Laneeehire ..00, New el Nardi 1111011106 hire, Io++ Gt. North., Ige.erril York Eaten., Oslbrd. ein MI Woe awl el, lib 2 11 Pfl W as To. 10 0 0 • Z.- 7y e 22 ViEsst.ißarls7.l Oats. I Rye. I May 22 Ns 10.155 s 10d 34s sd69. NI 29 102 n 5,e94. 5d 5.1 , 759 Ild Jane 5 99s 10d 55s Yd Ild 7U Od 11 58s 10d 52s Od Us 1d97. Id; 19 els 74152. lei Ede 9d,76s Ildl —26 91. 4dA2e 4d 2. 11(16411 MI 6 wake Au. Aver. 95, loam. 0d44. 6d l /Os Ild Caere ere no datleson Foreign Oran. 1 May22.lMay ?SI June S. lone 12. i Tv:74l if.? 341' iiii; 437. M, ,57$ Od June 26. 101 * 10 et el 7 el 4 U 10 .... Annoys*, JVLY 3.-For the finest samples of white Wheat, 211. per bad was the highest sam bid ; for good red, 191. to 201. ; far samples fetching but 181. ; and then but few buyers. Barley holden were disposed to take 48e. per gr. for heavy samples ; 46e. for 10 score 81bs. ; and 42a. for lighter sample.. Beans, Peas, and Rye, were offered at lower prices, yet none appeared willing to purchare. For Oats a further reduction of 2a. to 3s. per qr. had to be submitted to. Benronn, JULY 3.-We had a fair supply of Wheat, but the demand was limited ; and in consequence of the fall in the leading markets during the week, and to-day being un usually fine, prices receded from 7s. to 81. below the cur rency of this day week, at which reduction millers exhibited no symptoms of being anxious to get into stock, and pur chased only for pressing wants. Barley, Oats, and Beans have a downward tendency, but there was so little done in these articles, that it is impossible to quote prices accurately. Peas continue very name and dear. Boarosr, Jots 3.-The farmers to-day were quite panic struck at the arrivals of foreign Corn, and the decline an value in Mark-lane. A few sales of Wheat have been made at 6s. to Bs. below the rates paid on Wednesday. In Oats or Beans nothing doing. Wheat, red, 665. to 705.: white, 68s. to 72a. Oats, No. to 321. Beans, 48e. to 525. per quarter to the growers. COLCHESTER, JUL: 3.-The supply of Wheat is equal to the wants of the millers, who supply their immediate wants , at a reduction of Bs. per quarter below the prices of this day week. Beans in small supply ; the demand for this article has for the time ceased. Wheat, red, per quarter, 725. to 765. Beans, tick, 48s. to 525. GLOUCESTER, JOLT 3.-At our market this day the at tendance was small, and the few samples of English Wheat shown were freely offered at 4.. to Gs. per qr. decline upon lest week's prices, but millers held off from purchasing, and little business was transacted. For foreign the reduction noted below would have been readily accepted, had buyersappeared. In Bailey, Beans, and Oats nothing passing. During the week the supply of English Wheat has been small, but there being very little demand, prices have further declined 40. to 5.. per qr. Foreign has been offered at a reduction of 4.. to 6s. per quarter, without finding buyers. In Barley, Beans, and Oats, there is little passing, and le. to 2e. per v. lower. English, white per imp. bush. 10e. to 10s. 3d. ; red, 9s. 3d. to 9.. 6d. ; Dantoic (low to high mixed) per 480 lbs. 10.. to 105. 3d. ; Polish, Pomeranian, Stettin, 8.. 9d. to 9s. 6d. ; Odessa Marianopoli, soft, Be. 3d. to Bs. 98. ; Odessa Taganrog, hard, 84. to 81. 68. Barley, English, grinding, per 3921ba., 37.. to 435. • malting, per imp. qr., 50a. to 645.; foreign, 375. to 38a.; malting, 545. to 58e. Beans, English, per imp. bushel, Gs. 6d. to Gs. 9d ; foreign, Egyptian, per 6.51 lbs. 6s. Bd. to ss. 10d. ; French, * Dutch, small tick, 6.. to 6e. 4d.; Oats, per 312114., Limerick, Wexford, and Enniscorthy, white, Us to 34e. ; Cork, Waterford, and Toughen, 31s. to 33a.; Welsh, black, imp., 30s. to 31a. ; Irish, per 3121 1 5., 30.. to 31e. Peas, per imperial bushel, English, breakers, 8.. to Bs. 6d. ; foreign, 7s. 6d. te Be. • grey and grinder., per 6,511b5., English, 6e. to 6e. 3d. ; foreign, 6s. 3d. to 6s. 6d. Flour, best seconds, English, 58e. to 60s. Linseed Cake Dutch, per ton, 101. to 101. 10s. ; French, 12/. 10s. to 13/. Imports of the week ending July 2 Wheat 28,112 qrs. ; Barley, 1,8,50; Beans, 5,010. GUILDFORD, JULY 3.-Were it not for the large quantity of Wheat on band our market would have been very small, the deliveries this week being of the most trifling nature. It was not till a decline in price of 50e. to 601. per bad was sub mitted to that any progress could be made. At this reduc tion millers were rather free buyers. Wheat, 181. to 211. se. Barley, 60e. to .565. Oats, 30e. to 36e. Beans, 645. to 58s. Mmuramiouoir, JULY 3. -Of Wheat a large quantity for sale, yet but little went off. From 191. to 201. per load was the highest price for flue samples. Some good red Wheats were offered at 181.. inferior, at 161. 17 1 . Float' fell 64. per sack. The Ba rley trade wu very dull, at a decline af - 24. per. Oats were not saleable, unless at a reduction of la. to 2e. per qr. Beane, 3.. to 41. per qr. lower. Pea, 2s. to 3e. ; a short supply. Winter Tares, (taper bushel; spring, Bs. NEWCASTLE-ON-TYNE JULY 3.-The weather th is week has been tolerably fine, b ut scarcely of such a forting nature as is usually experienced at this period ; vegetation has, ooa sequently, progreased but slowly, and although' in some of the early districts Wheat is in ear, it is generally thought it will require fully a week before this important process be come. general. At our market this morning we had a mo derate show of Wheat from the growers, and notwithstand ing we are without supplies from the tout, and thou from abroad are trilling, sales could only be effected by submitting to a decline of fully 8.. per qr. Our millers reduced Flour 34. per sack again to-day, but Norfolk qua lities are selling at such irregular rates that it is really difficult to give quotations with accuracy. Barrels from 2s. to 3s. per barrel cheaper, and intuit request, at the reduction, the best Brands being saleable et 38s. to 40s. In Rye little doing. Grinding Barley, 3s. to 4e. lower. Malt unchanged. ! Beans and Pets still tending downward, and in very limited request. With Oats we were scantily supplied by our growers, but the foreign arrivals being large, sales could only I be effected by submitting to a reduction of 2s. to 3.. per qr. I Wheat, British, Northumberland, new, white, 76e. to 86s. ; red, 70s. to 765. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, new, white, 80e. to ; red, 745. to 78e. ; Lincolnshire, new, white, 765. to 80a.; red, 70s. to 745. Rye. Norfolk and Suffolk, 60s. to 66e. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 46a. to 48s. ; Chevalier, • 48e. to Me. ; Northumberland and Scotch, 44e. to 46e.; Chevalier, 16.. to 481. ; grinding and distilling, 44e. to 46.. Malt, 66e. to 765. • Cheva li er, 761. to 80e. Otte, Northumberland and S cotch, potato, new, 345. to 38s. ; common and Angus, new , 30e to 34e. Peas, white, boilers, 565. to GOs. Beane, 525. to 565. Flour, per sack, fine Stockton and Northumberland, 565. to Norfolk whites, 58e. to GOs. ; households, 645. to 575. • seconds, 53e. to •565.; households, 52a. to 565. ; thirds; 44e. to 491. . • households, 44e. to 495. Foreign . Wheat, an Dtric and Konigsberg, white, 765. to 80s. ; red, Me. to 68e. ; Sheeran, white, 745. to 784. ; red, 68e. , to 72a. ; Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 76e. to 80s. ; red, 70e. to 765.; Hamburg, Marks, and Anhalt, white, 745. to 765. ; red, 665. to 70s. ; Kiel and Holstein, white, 70e. to 744. ; red, 644. to 68e. Barley, Seal, 48a. to 50a.; i Pomeranian and Holstein, 445. to 461. Oats, Pomeranian, feed, 28e. to 325. ; Holstein and Danish, 26e. to 29., • Archangel and Riga, 265. to 30.. Peas, white, 541. to 68a: , Flour, per barrel - of 196 lb., United States and Canada, duty paid, 38s. to 404-The arrivals this week are : What. 2.305 qrs. • Rye, 60; Barley, 1,368 ; Oats, 4,398; Pew, 10; I Flour, 64 6 Mal. NORWICH, Juts; 3.-We have a thin market to-day, and though, perhaps, the quantity of Wheat in the hands of the growers is about an average at this time (for there has not I been anything like a delivery since the downward tendency, • therefore there Is not mu* Ism to eau to hand than there was several weeks since), yet there was no disposition to sell at the prices offered, which were Ss. to 10e. per qr. lower than lart week ; but the change in the price is so extensive and unlookcd for that there was uut enough sold to be able to qu9te prices with any degree of fairneas. The best marls of household Flour were offered from 7a. to 60. per sack lower, without leading to business. All sorts of spring corn that come to market are worth from 3e. to 41. per qr. leas. Prices current: White Wheat, 64!b. to 6610. per bushel, 72a, to 765. per v. ; red, 68s. to 725. Fine household Flour, per sack of 260!he., nominally 50s. to 615., f.o.b. at Yarmouth, purchasers finding sacks, and taking one month's credit or diacount ; ditto, retail, 2a. 9d. per stoma. PETERBOILOVON, JULY 3.—The weather this week has been very dull, and cold at night, but to-day the temperature is;muck warmer. The crop progrers very slowly. We had a fair supply of Wheat to this day's market ; but very little spring grain offering. Wheat is in limited demand, at a de cline of 10.. to 12a. per v. Barley fully 44. to 61. lower. Beans and Oats each Is. to 2a. cheaper. Currency to the growers: Wheat, red, 665. to 70e.; fine, 72*. ; white, 70s. to 745. Barley, 604. to 62a. ; grinding, 445. Oat*, 28.. to 30s. ; fine, 33e. Beans, 60s. to 625. RL&DINO, Jor,T 3.—There WAS the shorted supply of Wheat at this day's market we have had since last harvest, yet it proved more than sufficient for the present demand, and the few sales that were made were at a reductisn of full 10s. per qr. Spring Corn almost equally as short, and every descrip tion le. to 2s per qr. lower. BUNDIBIAND, JULY 3.—The weather is splendid for the crops, and the Wheats in good situations are in bloom, and the prospect of plenty very satisfactory. There was a larger supply of Wheat at market than for some weeks past from the farmers, but none from the coast. The demand was not great, and prices ruled 6s. to Bs. per qr. lower for Wheat; the best samples are worth 84r. to 865., and good average wall 765. to 80s. ; inferior continues in demand at 70s. to 72a. per qr. The business done wu very inconsiderable. Barley is slow et sale at 465. to 60s. this are worth 3s. to 4s. less money, but are in demand at 34e. to 40s. Beans, at 665. to 60s. • and Grey Peas, at 465. to 485., are slow sale. The arrival; of Floor coastwise during the week has been 260 sacks. The market is well supplied with Flour at 6e. to 6s. per sack lower. South country is charged 61s. to 621., and kome.mads 67a. to 6%. ; American, 38s. to 40e. ; and Indian, 31s. to 325. per barrel. WARMINSTER, JULY 3.-The beet Wheats made no more than 788., while some were down to 60c per qr. Barley In se • noted from 425. to 48s. per qr. The Oat trade very ; beet Poland and Potato samples were offered at Zrosiin - a el 211., and Inferior semples 31.; the top plea, 308. • lowan, 245., per qr. Beans were fully 4s. per qr. lower; and Peas, 34. for white, and 2s. for grey, in which bat little busi ness wee done. Tares were a trifle dearer, being rather scarce ; spring, Ba., and winter, 68. per bushel. WuregesTEß, JULY 3.-Of Wheat the finest samples were to be obtained at 84s. per quarter; best red, at 765. to 800. ; good samples, at from 70s. to 725. Flour, best se conds, 628. per sack ; common seconds, 588. Barley, beet, per quarter, 488. ; good, 455. ; light, 40s. to 42a. ; 28. to 3s. per quarter lower. Oats seemed to be without purchasers ; the very best offered at 30s. ; good, at 265. ,• inferior, at 24e. ,• less by 2s. per quarter. Beane, of first quality, could be had at 54a. per qr. Peas, white, per quarter, 60s. ; grey, 525. ; all at a decline of 2e. to 4a. Rye and Indian Corn not asked for. Winter Tares, ss. per bushel ; spring, is. WIMICK, JULY 3.-The same degree of dulness pervades the grain trade that we have had for some weeks past to re port, and although the supply at this day's market is very small, scarcely a transaction has occurred, for the growers are unwilling to submit to such a sacrifice as the buyers }NUM. WORCESTER, JULY 3.—A liberal suppl y of Wheat at our market to-day ; red, Ba. per bush. of 821 M. ; white, Be. 4d., being . a reduction of 12a. to 14e. per qr. from prices of this es'ainght. Barley lower, but no demand. Beans, 21s. 6d. per bag of 10 score. Oats offered on easier terms, but no ptrchasen ; prices merely nominal. Yogi, JULY 3.—This day's market has been thinly at tended by the farmers, who have not shown so much Wheat u they did last week. The prices given for Wheat were from 745. to 80.. per 36 stone, as to quality ; and from I7d. to 18d. per stone for Oats. Other kinds of grain were not much noticed, and the prices nominal. DUBLIN, JULI 2.—The weather for the put week has been very hot, and an opinion generally prevailing that such is favourable for the growing crops, produces its natural re sult. Our market thou morning was much depressed. We reduce our quotations for Wheat, Oats, and Barley 2a. per barrel ; Indian Corn, 2a. to 36. per qr.; Indian Meal and American Flour, 2s. per cask ; Oatmeal and sack Flour, Is. per cwt. The following was the general currency : Wheat, red, per 280 lbs., 40s. to 46e.; white, 43a. to 48s. Oats, per 196 lbs., 18a. to 225. Barley, per 224 lbs., 20s. to 264. Oat meal, per cwt., 20s. to 241. Flour, seconds, in sacks, per cwt, 245. to 26a. ; American, per barrel, 38s. to 400. Indian Corn, per 480 lbs., 355. to 495. Bu.rstr, JILT I.—We have now mild, warm, and dry weather, which, alter the copious rains of list mouth, comes most seasonably for the grain crops, which are most luxuriant ; and if the weather continues as favourable as it now, we may hope for an earlier harvest than was • few week's since, anticipated. The arrivals this week are seven cargoes Indian corn foreign, and four ditto coastwise. The country supplies of grain area small, and yet they are quite equal to th e demand. Wheat sells slowly at • reduction of 3d. to 6d. per cwt. Flour • dull sale, and prices nominally unc ha nged by our millers; American may be quoted Is. to 2s. lower. Barley: Little doing in it, and prigs are nominal. Oats a slow isle, at a reduction of 6d. per owt. Oatmeal goes slowly into con sumption at a decline of Is. per cwt. Indian Corn and Meal, of prime quality, sell slowly at • decline of 20s. to 265. per ton, whilst the large quantities of inferior and damaged corn on the market is pressed off at all prices. Prime Corn, 101. 16s. to 111. 6e. ;ideal, 111. 10s. to 121.105. per ton. - - - - Coax, JULY 2.-We have exceedingly fine and hot wea ther, which Is that maturing all the crope,-and there is a prospect of an abundant harvest. The Wheat and Oat trade very dull; prices nearly nominal. A few transactions in Oats, at 16e. to 171., took place this week, under peculiar cir cumstances. Flour is ls. to 2s. per cwt. lower, with a dull trade. There has been more doing in Indian Corn and Meal, but chiefly in lots to the country. Cargoes arrived or afloat not saleable, except at very low rates. The great majority of the vessels with bread.stufft which called at Cove for orders, have left for other porta. Since our last, only nineteen car goes arrived, and twenty-seven sailed. Prices to farmers: Wheat, red, per barrel of 20 stone, 28s. to 28s. 6d. Oats, per 14 it., white, 16s. 6ci. to 19s, 6d. Wheat subect to 6d. per ad b rz l n i l d ?:: . qu an o d Barley tations. 1%1% per d barre l' NVbhroeakte brokerage Marianople Wheat, per barrel of 20 stone, 46e. Wheat, f.0.b., per barrel of 20 stone, 395. to 435. Oats, white, per barrel of 14 stone, 17s. to 19s. ; black, 16e. to 181. Indian Corn, per ton, white 121. • yellow, 111. Indian Corn Meal, white, 131. ; yellow, 121. 6s. to 121. 10s. Oatmeal, per ton,lBl. Fleur, per cwt., firsts, 24e. to 265. ; seconds, 235. ; households, 18a. to 21c ; thirds, 16e. Bran, per ton, 61. 10s. Wheaten Meal, par ton, 171. to 181. Canadian Flour, per barrel, 38e. to 40e. ; United States, 395. to 40s. Barrel Indian Corn Meal, 225. to 23e. Receipts from the 25th ult., to the 2nd inst. : Wheat, 141 qrs. ; Barley, 1 ; Oatv, 330. New/a, Juicy 2.—There wu a further decline in the prices of all kinds of Breadstuff' at yesterday's market. Oats sold at 161 d. to 17d. per atone ; but the quantity brought forward was not large. Flour hu dropped another shilling, and in some cues more, the prices new being, for firsts, 26a. 6d. to 265. per cwt ; seconds, 235. to 245. ; and thirds, 17$. to 18s. Oatmeal, machine-manufactured, 235. to 245. per cwt. ; country-ground, 21s. 3d. to 225. 6d., and, in some cases, 20". has been aooepted. Indian Corn Meal now sells at 12a. 6d. to 12a. 9d. per cwt. with an immense supply and a good business doing, principally in small quantities, for present use. WATIBILPORD, JULY 3-During the past week we have had a large arrival of Indian Corn ; this, added to a return of meet brilliant weather, and the depressing accounts from the English markets, has ade holders of all kinds of Grain and Flour anxious to quit stock, at prices considerably below those of this day ee'rmight. Wheat is offered at a decline of 3a. to 4s, per barrel, without attracting attention. Barley and Oata have only a nominal value, there being scarcely a sample of either on the market. In Indian Corn a large 'ousinesi continues to be done, at a further decline of so 3s. per barrel ; a similar eduction ‘a. per sack has been submitted to on Indian Meal. Flour is difficult to quit, though offered at la. to 3e. per sack under last week's rates. Prices : Wheat, millers', Irish, per 20 stone, 425. to 44e. 6d.; foreign, 40a. to 44e. Oats, per 14 stone, white, 18e. to 205.; black, 20a. to 21s. Indian Corn, Danube, per 20 stone, 28s. to 295. • American, red and yellow, 265. to 275. ; Spanish and Portt:guese, 25a. to 265. Bd. ; white, 25.. to 26.. Flour, superfine, per sack, 60s. • seconds, 645. to ' 66e. • third., 465. to 48s. ; fourths, 40s. to 41.. American, per barrel, 39e. to 40s. Oatmeal, per cwt., 245. to 26e. Indian Corn Meal, per cwt. 12e. to 124.6 d.; wheaten, 16.. to 17s. Rye Meal, per cwt., 12a. to 13s. Bran, per 84 lbs., 4s. to Ss. Imports this week: fattish Corn, 21,760 qrs. ; Fleur, 3,600 barrels. Bissime, Juts! 26.-There is a decline in the prices in the corn market. Great expectations are entertained respecting the harvest ; potatoes are looking particularly fine, end an swer the highest expectations. The weather is favourable warm sunshine alternating with rain. BREMEN, Jots 24.-Only a sufficient quantity of Wheat for home consumption has been sold. Other oorn goes off slowly, and there is a decline in the prices. - - - MAI ROSE, JUNE 25.—At our corn market to-day, which was very well attended, our government had brought several hundred quarters of corn, and thereby effected a decline in the prices. While those persons who were prejudiced by this operatics complain that by this proceeding on the part of the state the stock which they have purchased at high prices is depredated in value, the people consider with plea sure the provident course of our authorities ; and though we cannot expect lower prices of Wheat during the present week, yet the remarkably favourable state of the crops gives reason to hope that we shall shortly be relieved from all apprehensions on this subject. 001188.11, JUNI 11.—Tbe general hit in Corn has obit our sellers to lower their dieemeds. A greater quantity therefore bees meld, der.. 14•00 chetwerls of Wheat for de• livery, and 8,000 thetwerto it delivery in August. There is such a very great desire kw a tell in the pry" that our speculetoni have been obliged% slow themselves from the market. We are expecting scow to receive large supplies from the interior ; the seasonable rains which have fallen have provided fodder for the cattle. Maize maintains its price at 204 roubles, at which 1,000 ehetwerts went off. Jona 18.—There has again been a fall in the price of Wheat. Best Polish from 25 rub. to 26 rub.; second qua lity, 22 rub. to 23 nib. ; third, 19 rub. to 20 rub. Rye, on the contrary, has risen, and its price is now 16 rub. , 30 rub., and Linseed, 22 rub. There is a great demand for freightage. Rion, Juno 21.—Altkough last week Rye was sold at 146 to 148 rub., the sellers kept back, and last Thursday it nee to 186, subsequently fell to 176, and to-day ' rose to 180, at which price some few bargains were made. Wheat, on the contrary, was yesterday sold at 186 to 190 rub. 3t Olt I ti No. 264.] LONDON, MI Gt. S. Great Do. r. (Ireland), It tern s l 5 LW. QTrigir;, - 201 Do. Now, 10}10 Leo, MOWS, St 8. 07.. t, sea Lon. & N. W., 180 2 Do. Qrs. L. & M, 30 London &8. Western, 97 9 Do. Now, Do. Toolha, 32 tcaseil., &I 7 Do. Beep, 6 Man and Issas Tabs, 111 Man. nd, 1 Nat., and NM, d idllo l / 4 Do. New, Do. New, 10 Newt. and Berwick 992 II Do. New, el 6 Norfolk, 126 LITIMPOOL The Market was rather dep Dirk., Lan., & CDs. J., Mt ed. d Meek, altheroe, ire & N. W., 24 d Do. Pref., p E. Leateabew thaa Edin. ft Gk., 70 N , 1 d Orost Northern, 11 d Do. Lou. and York Eat., I d Dodders. C. and it, 21 p Do. Estea, l p Leeds and Dewsbury, 4 p Leeds & Mak, 5 d L 1.., Cs. k South., 11 p Lao. sod 14. w , p 182 1 D QM, 17i Ma o. st. and Ueda Halm, 9 p Do. (hue Hod and Met). 31 p Do. 321. shares, p Do. Fifths (late W. R. U.), I p MANCHINIZZ ha compared with the ;wil ll BlLarni Ont Ale, 7 &Id Week, k N. W., Pd Do. Pref., 3 1 p Cheshire Jo., 11 d Derby, Stafford, &Wor., 1 5-16 d East lanomblre New, 5-16 d Grimsby IV. lOs .h.,11 d Hod. & Man. 191. paid, 21 p Do. Third., I p Leeds k Mink Pref., 9.16 d Leeds k Dewa Branches Dlr.. 3 p LIT., Mao., & Newt. J., 295. 3d. south Stallostallau I d & SOL la 91.), & Dant am N l7 NW at 1/to D& New NOM& kg& Waft Olt Da. Cleduji Waallort Mom 14 /112 1. 1Nang__ Tau} 12:11731 the ik airs& IS • ethane*, 146 Oituatp. Dotthal, rodeol•Weabourg, 46 ALM /03. 3. mei today. Yu. psi les 3d.fd 34. d 11 1 New, p N. 1110301041, Elam% ODIN aid Mph., d Ds eel Chia Sys lr.ldp &pa Doan of Dow, /44n3, 1 Ns 3.11 Ds lis 4. as 9d. d York sod Nowa prof., 4 p York &IL 103. (E.& W.1. E0.), 136 p Dada Rimalab i 3 d Imaiis. DerTiliss (14 - 7 — il /l I. EL), Ma mo n n 7 . - 7:4llAd a somit.. lt i Ll 3. n a 4 21 7.18 d N. Staffordshire, Ilk &le p counimark, 1 . 4 ., I 4 Oldham A Pa. Pres. Sr Wyye Halm (A), N P South E. Lod Doser,374 Do. N 0.4, 3-1 , e 8 d 8. Staffordshire d LEEDS SALES, JCL, 3. The market was very dull as regarded the amount of busi ness transacted, yet in some of the lines in which sales were effected prices rather improved. Ambergate, Not, & Bow, 21s. d Man. & Leeds 32/. att., Ge. Gd. p E. & W. Yorkshire, 945. i j d Do. W.Ratling Union, 7s. Ga. p Had. & Man., 3 p N. British Thirds, 335. p Do. Thirds, 17, ed. p Do. Extension, 3a. Leeds& 71drak, 51 d N. (aunties Union, 2i d d Do. Pref., 13..11 North Western, Kw. . 275. d North Stadordshire, 34 Is. 9d. p York. &N. Mid.(17..& YORK SALES, J,,., 3. E. Counties (York Es.), 7. Is. 9d. Newo. & Berwick, 29j Do. New, H. Is. W. Riding Union, DUBLIN LINE. COIItLXRD. Dubin St Drogheda, 51 55 Ditto Thirda, IT Dublin and Kingstown, 160 Ditta Halves, 164 Ditto Quartrn, 114 tildes, 50 ITariairitish Thai., V. 141. ea. Do. Ctrs., 4! Do. ?Alaska, la 3d. York • News. Pet, 12i DLLs 3._ _ Da.:Fun Rath, 9d. Ot S. & W. Es. from Mallow to Permoy, 396. 6d. GL 8. & W. Eat, Mountmelick in., 104. Gt. B.& W., Clon. & Th., 21 Kilkenny G. 8. &W. J., 6d. Lan., Enni., & Kit Jn., 136. Mid. Gt. W. Ex. to Gal., 2s. Wes., Car., &Dub. Jun.,ls. 16.6 d. LINNI LBANDOXID, OS NOT PASSIM. Arm., Cole., & Port, 34.6 d. 4. Bandon & Bantry, 6. 6d. 9d. cork and Marne 7,2 s. Dublinand 74.6 d. 19s. Dublin & Belfast J. Ex.,15.11.6d. Dublin and Enniskillen Dub., Tut, & Pars. Jn., 7.6 d. Dub. & Sand. AL, 7. M. Enniskillen & Sligo, 146 6d. 14 Galway and Ennis, Is. Gt. Munster Railway, 26. 6d. frith N. Midland, les. 9d. 11. Limerick and Lxxi., les. Lame, BelfL, & Bally. 61. 7s. Newry, Armagb., & Londonderry Jn., 11. 6d. 9d. I New Row, 06r., & Kit Jane., 2s. WaL & KiL Ex. to Car., 14. %lard. & Try:Dore, M. 6d. 21s. 6d. We.., WaL, &Valen., Ss iant & Ballyme B Rel D o wn, and County D0w0, 261 2 4 Cork and Bandon, 3 8 Cork, Block., & Fes., 2 Dublin & Belfast In., 71 ei Dub., Bel., & Col. In., th. ed. Do. Scrip, 2c. 2a3d. Dundalk and Enniskillen, lj 2 Great A and W., 30j Do. Ext. Tem. to Nen. 31 Shan. Sc., lb. 94. Irish S. Eoetcrn, 4 1 Killarney Junctions, 1 4 Do. Scrip, 3a. Mid. Ot. W. & Roy. Canal, 7 1 lb. Halves, 1 I Newry and Enniskillen, Is. 3d. Newry, War., & Itoethevor, 6 10 Waterford and Limerick, 18 10 Waterford and Kilkenny, 2 Wet., Wem, Wick., k Dublin, Scrip, Ia tans ream ra 1843 AND 1846. Cork & Waterford, la 6d. EDINBURGH Aberdeen, 301 Dundee & Perth Qrs., 665. 6d. 67a. 6d. Edinburgh and Bathgate, 74 Min. k .Northern New 78.. Ellin. & Newport, 71. 12s. 71 Do. New, 545. W. Jr Ayr and Galloway, 21. 10s. Dundee & Northern, If. ils. ed. East Indians, b. E. Lothian (Mitre', 2 N. British dew Qrs., 13s. 9d. Do. Thirds, V. 15a. GLASGOW Ayrshire k Galloway, 455. Calecioniin New, 425. fid. IL Lothian Central, 415. Diet of Fife, 39. Glos., Duet., & Wilde, 51.9. I PRODUCE.-MINCING-LANE, HaV-past Two.- The public sales advertised for to-morrow, consist of 150 hhds. Barbadoes, 1,000 bags Bengal, and 6,000 bags Madras Sugar, and 4,000 Ceylon Coffee. The private contract mar ket to-day does not show any indication of improved confi dence on the part of the buyers.-Refined Sugar must be quoted rather lower. Lumps, 575. to 605.; standard quality, 595.-Cotton steady but inactive.-Oil . Cocoa Nut has ad vanced ss. to 10s. Rape alto Is. Fish steady.-In other articles nothing new. PRICES CURRENT. SUGAR, pa cwt. ovrr PAID. I Pigs, No. I. £o 0_ 0 0 W. India,B.P.bwri. an 00..39 Od I Hoops II 10... 0 0 Yellow &Grey ... 40 0..43 Cargo benefiting: 9 0... 0 0 Fins 44 0...49 Swedish II 10... 0 0 Mauritius, brows- 96 0.. W O.SAD, at per ton. Yellow 39 6...42 Fig, best IS 13...19 Tina 43 6...49 Milled, sheet l9 10...20 Bengal &Madras,b. 84 0...39 Bars 23 0... 0 Yellow .... ........ 40 0..43 Patent shot 2l 0... 0 White 44 0...30 red or minium ... 19 10...20 Foreign, brown. 34 0 38 Speller 3O 0. 31 1 Yellow 39 0...40 Otte, per 253 imp. pl. d.p. Grey and white 11 0...48 Pith, Seal, pale 2T 10. 0 Relined, Hombre- 64 0...74 straw . ...... - Lumps 57 0...60 brown & yellow.. 24 0.250 Como, in Bond. Sperm 56 0...67 Wee* India, ordi- Head Matter 26 0... 0 nary 35 0... 40 0 Cad 27 10 .. 0 Good. Pine 7O 0...123 0 011ve,Gallapoll,p.ton 47 0...45 Ceylon, good ordi- Cocoa Nut 33 0 A 3 nary .. -... 37 0... 38 0 Seed, Rape, pale, Elise ordinary.. 39 0... 40 0 per ton 33 10...36 line 6O 0... 80 0 Linseed 2713...28 Mocks, good toilne Si 0...60 0 Poorest:nos, per ewt. Costa Rica, ordi- Batter-Cork, lb 93 0...93 nary to line 34 0... 50 0 2nd 0 0 0 Sumatra and Pa 3rd 0 0... 0 clang 22 0... 27 0 Dublin, let 0 0... 0 Ti., at per lb. Limerick, do 9l 0..92 Congon,ccininion.. 9 0 ... 001 Carlow, lat ... Rica, at per cwt. Bengal white l7 0... 20 0 W N 7e7t i onft Cargo l5 0... 16 0 Beef, India, per Java l5 0... 20 0 tierce Patna 22 0.. 24 01 Prime Mess 0 0 ... 0 Carolina 26 O.- 30 01 Pork, prime mem.. 111 6-03 Smarrs. Bacon-Fork, Lark 100 0..83 11 . awn at per gall. Do., Belfast.... . Leeward Island Bacon, Waterf ord, Mel 2ll ... 0 0 per cwt 7B 0...02 0 1 DlMMisgs, 26 to Belfast SR pr cent Lard,Belfaet,prfrk 156 cm 0 GIP. . . 4 ... 4 Waterford, do i hgesasi; . a .. 0 i. 30 Ditto Bbdder 24 0...88 0 pageant. O.P. 4 ... 2 American Favourite marks 5 ... 6 Ilium, On and Cow, at per lb. Brandy, In brands 4 ... 6 B. A. sod M. Video, British white, cl.p. 11 ... 0 ot. 24 Os. 7jd Scotch 0 3j...0 4 Irish II 0 Brull, dry 0 5 0 PLAD, pee ton. Drralted 0 4 ...0 R1g5a i T.11 .4.5.1 £47 0...64 Rio, dry 0 4(.,.0 .1 81: , 9 Lima ft Valp. dry 0 II ...0 6 I West Ind* dry 4 5 I Salted 0 21...6 4 East India 0 4 ...0 10 4 j Kips, B.Ayres, thy 0 7 ..0 6 Raabe, dry 0 114...0 9 & Amerilorse, per hide 5 0...11 8 Roads, ditto 4 6...10 6 Drs Woons, at r ton. 14 1=0;:a lamicl-g 2 31- 3 In 5 15 Campeachy 7 10... 8 10 Turtle, JAMAICA 5 10... 6 10 Nicaragua, large and mild Small . 0 Lima 1 1 0 . 1 . I I 6 0 1 0 0 0 5 8.P.0 10 10. 16 0I Bed Sanders 6 0... 2 10 Brasil 18 0... 60 0 BALES, in.e 9. Great Northern, 92A 92a. 6d. N. British Qrs., 93.. 945. Do. New Qrs. &rip, Ms. Do. ]'birds, 51s. Gd. 555. Do. Fifths, 6.1 Shrew., Gm., it Charter New,22a. • lanburghand Northern, 18/.los. let. Is. 3d. Do. New, Si. 17.6 d. Si. 17e. Great Noetlera, 41. lle. 6d. Shrew. hOrweetry New, 17.2a6d. bud o 0.., o Dutch and Fleogilt 53 0...83 0 Priettand Hay, at per ton. St.Peterebarg,nleand37 10...38 0 ontshot ...... 34 10...83 0 halt dean Riga, Rhine oatnhot par Manilla PAM India Sung. 15 0...19 0 Bomtwy lute Tut, at per ewt. Banes 93 0 . 94 0 Strait. .... . 85 0...06 9 Cont. in blocks 92 0... 0 0 !nom, at per ton. Mare £lO 0 so 0 it'LT 2. Fitni. R Northern New, 7k. Edin. & Newport New, Mu Maur., Kilm., & Ardroe., 31. 13.. Mulches. and South., I6a. 6d. TALLOW.—The market is steady. The delivery Let week wu 632 casks, against 487 Out year; for forward delivery there is leas inquiry. Petersburgh Y. C. on the spot, 495. to 495. 3d. ; October to December delivery, 475. 3d. to 475. Bd.; separate months' delivery , 475. 9d. to4 Bs. OF TALLOW IN LONDON. IBIS. 14Ces,1k9's. I /O. o' Ceske 1 ...—. Oraki Csks. Stook this day Price P. Y. C. *is day 416 41.6 d Me 406 3d 416 Od 496 496 3d Delivery last week Ditto from June 1 Arrival laic week l2B I 569 119 556 Ditto from June 1 Price Town last Friday 436 lid 430 Od 126 Oil I 536 ild CORN.—MARK Lute.—The supply of English Wheat this morning wee short. From &brawl we have main to report considerable arrivals. A clearance of the Essex and Kent was generally effected, at a reduction of 6s. to Se. per qr. For foreign there was a greatly improved sale, at • decline of ss. to 61. per qr. upon the quotations of Monday last. Barley met with liWe attention, although offered at fully 2a. lege money. Oats, of which arncle we have received about 63,200 gra during the week, 35,000 of which are from Rigs, were dull sale, at an abatement of 2a. to 3s. per qr. from the prices of this day se'nnight. Beans must be quoted 3s. to 4e. ; and Peas, ls. to 2s. per qr. cheaper. X EVENING, JULY 5, 1847. [3d. BRITISH. NaillapPwW.o. llnasr,Evear, sadllent Red ...63 to 72 75 . .White. 72 .to 73 to 30 Norkilk end Suffolk... 86 to 70 72 do 63 to 79 to 75 Wavers (Ems or &Wolk) 79 to 31 Cuah. k Um, Bed AM to d o. 73 .White... 70 to 73 to 75 Northumberland & /Rota —to do —to to —to do —to— to to 59 to 42 Distilling 44 46 to 49 to Chevalier to One to - - to &aka to Irma. 46 to 31 P SS to 72 doe ask 72 to 60 lble t :401 Mark 26 to 244 Od. Alla_ 25 to 28e Od 59 to 32e 0d...P01at0.. 31 to 2.76 Od linflisf4teltread 27 to 20e Od...Potato.. 32 to 64. Od Mit Pod ..--24 to 25 to 274 0d...8ine5.... 23 to 275 Od Diaticakt; ........ Puts, Gra . i s. .t o -30 7 .07...1 2 .4pie . 40 to 52s ou to — — IFlalte .08 to 54... Buns, Mangan 37 to 33 Tick. 39 to 41...01d 42 to 43 Harrow 4l to 42 Ihnall 41 to 46.. old 46 to 49 TAMES, Nem Spring ..... to New Winter— to --old to Itsraell9, New 4O to 42 ritv Amuse. Lumen Cense 412 104 to EIS M. Per seek 'Mello nova, Town made, delivered 60 to M.— Fine Nom ehold 33 to 39 Norfolk end 60!011... 49 to 53 White Northumberland, Lamella, and Yorkshire Soma and Kent. —to Irish Duty to OREIGN. free. Wane; Dant:Hand Koolgibe F rg 67 to 736.620 73. to Ponsameren, Rasta* and Stettin, DM ell to 71.. to Preach and Brabant ... Danish sad Hiranbal* O7 to SR..— to Rargan. 62 te 1111 Mutate and Meer el to 63 .. to Solistiah,leid to soft Canadian. to Allaraill 65 to 75. iiith -- !! . . 1 : 111 Rea lout; resdklm IS to 416 DIAMIng 42 as M..— to IMimbiat 011111...—..... IS to Of ..—. -- Lemmas to —... to . OA'S, lOW= 1410 26 . to Porneranean and Stralsund Swedish and Danish Ertmeland and Dutch Data Brew. to Batas, Tick — to « old 40 to 41... to Small —to -- Egyptian. 32 to *4 Tuscany — to —..— to Pass, Grey White 4B to 50 Boilers Tilea, Okl to Lamm, Baltic and Raman 40 44 to 47... do. do. Mediterranean and Odom Rarmaan 4O to 43 Hempeeed 36 to M-.. do. do. IL‘PLAILLD CILIUM tree of duty, per ton, £5 10s. to £3 15s. L 011.103) CAKIS, Dutch and German ditto ill 10s. to flO 10s. Ditto Frisch and Antsrican ditto £lO 10s. b fit Ills. per Bit of 1961 M. noon, American 33 to 36 Damao and 11e.mharg 32 to *4 Canadian French tree to pa Sack 0280 lbs. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 28th MINE TO led JULY. gra English. Scotch. Irish. Foreign. Wheat 3448 75 I 88346 Barley 0at5....................49 1 310 I Flour, 9,616 mob ,• 9,565 barrels. Malt. 6,560 quarters. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. 1 !Az" /, 7 Nothing was done in Raley. We have ehliped since May: Wheat, 49,975 chetwerts; Rye, 423,396 ;"Barley, 16,397; Oats 316 , 4181. t3rwrrtx, Jean 25. There is a general stagnation in our corn market, and but Lula disposition to make purchase*. This might have been expected, from the immense importa tions which no have received, and the very favourable weather. As there is a greater supply of corn than we now need, there is, of coune, a decline in the prices, which are expected to fall still more. CHEESE.—WINCHESTER, JULY 3. A consider able quantity from Fireboat fair offered here this day for tale; for hest new Chedder, 745. per cwt. was asked ; old, 2a. more money ; some good Somerset, doable, new, 84s. •, old, ; single, new, 80s.; old, 545.. Coward, new, 38e. to 425. ; old, 465. ; Skiers, new, 28s. to 325. ; old up to 365. per cwt. HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKRT. Two &Clock.— Messrs. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that the market is firm. 1116 412;62i••27, 41. 41.4 IL a Tearlia• Lad.. p. IL 3se Y. W•ald of Keats 4 4le • • Y•ari.in Omen.. 2 11191 11 Pump: fif m 4 9 (Ild Hopp„ . I If • Puflua• AnDovra., JULY 3.—ln the Weyhill stores the number of pockets fast decreasing, as are also those lodged at Andover. Speculators find to hold longer would still be a losing trade they base, therefore, shown this day a d es i re to get rid of those they hold. The Lest Farnhams, per cwt., 61. 10s. to 61. 15s. ; second quality, 61. to 61. 61. Alton, Bentleys, and Froyles, 51. to 61. 16s. Some, grown at Crondall and Odi ham, offered at 61. 6s. WINCHESTER, JCL , / 3—Reports speak well oldie Hops within a few miles of Winchester. From Alresford to Alton the bine looks well, end generally free from theinsoets which prey upon the tender leaves and shoots. The last week's sun has mused them to rue up .er7 rapidly, almost outstrip ping the tyers. The holders of tarot's= in this city, ap peared to-day willing to take something less per cwt. WOOL—LONDON.—'There has been rather more doing in the trade for immediate consumption, but at very low prices. The manufacturers and spinners seem not to be able to buy Wools low enough, even though they get the sorts lower than the fleeces an be obtained from the farmer. ANDOVIIIL, Jolt 3.—The todi left unsold from the fair, were this day offered for sale, prices asked about Id. per lb. we beard at two or three lots f sashimi 13d. tII. Down T•f( Wool, some mired with Ewe, l Id. to 124. ; some coarse Wools, 10d. BRADFORD, JULY I.—The Wool fairs throughout this week have opened in different parts of the country, and we do not remember for a long time so little being done at them, last year's prices being generally demanded. This will not do; and, unless the growers will submit to a price to meet the rates current here, with ► very sluggish demand and no disposition to buy, except to supply present requirements, it is not likely that more will be done. Lathe.—The English market is without any change. The manufacturers are acting with extreme caution, ►nd prices are maintained with difficulty. in foreign a fair average business has been done at fully recent rates. The fine wea ther which prevails has added confidence both among dealers and manufacturers. LIVIMPOOL.—The public sales of Wool having dried in London with rather more firmness we may expect to have • little more doing here. There has been nothing done this week in foreign. A few sales of Scotch were made, at low prices, to close sales before the fain. Foreign, 80 bales ; previously 38,139: total, 38,219. Scotch, 35 bales ; pre viously, 5,463: total, 5,498. WAILFIELD.—There is but a limited demand, but full rates are paid, stocks being low, particularly in hop ; nor is it likely they will be increased soon, as holders are indisposed to accept the rates current. WAR MINSTER, JETT 3.—Beat Teg South-Down, 325. per tad ; long, 30s. ' • twe-thirds Teg, 284 • ' half do., '26s. ; one third do., 255. Sem° coarse Wools fetched but 91d. to 10d. per lb. WINCHESTER, J uLY 3.—A firmer demand appeared to be made to-day, but we could not hear of better prices being given ; yet decidedly more appeared willing to purchase, several agents (ruin Southampton offering the full prices given last week. In cue or two instances id. per lb. more money was given for best Down Tog Wool. Prices steady, at from 10d. to 13d. per lb. SKINS.—ANDOVER, JULY 3.—The bargain eellcre take Is. 9d. for Skins of every size ►nl quality. Those not by bargain make 9d. for shorn, 24. 9d. best fat lamb, Is. 6d. to Is. 9d. common, and Is. to Is. 3d. poor. WARMINSTER, JULY 3.—Shorn Skins from 6d. to 9d. each; fat Lamb-skins, 2s. 6d. to 34. best ; 2s. common; Is. 3d. to Is. 6d. inferior; by the bargain, ls. 104. each. - - - - - - WINCHESTER, JOLT 3.—By the bargain, Is. 9d. WWII; best fat lambs, singly, 2a. 9d. ; common, le. 9d. to 2a. ; small lamb, Is. each. CATTLE, &c.—SairranELD, Two dC7ock.—W e have a abort supply of Beasts to-day, and • large proportion of very inferior quality; consequently, the choicest descrip tions are selling at more money. A few of the best Scota have eve• exceeded our top quotation. There are nearly 700 from Holland and Germany, 50 from Scotland, about 500 Lincolns,4oo Leicesten,lso from Norfolk, and the remainder from various parts of the country. The number of Sheep and Lambs ia also very small, and readily disposed of at advanced prices for the former, but there is no advance in the latter. There are nearly 3,000 from Holland and Ger many. Trade is brisk for good Calves, and an advance of about 4d. per 81be. is readily obtained. Trade is slow for rigs at about the same price. Parma. 0(11144. . 4. 4. Pee slew et S lbs. 4. a 4. IMw loss, Ilere4o44a &a 0 0 DeND•4.II4L-b4alban- I Den Shors-horn 4 1 0 lea I.lp4roels 0 4444441 avant, laws . 4 4 Do. do. Wm, glee 4 I E•e sal awed dmlity 0 /Pip 4 0 Dodeakore 4 let Darr & Ilalabred. 0 0 Lambs Sew. at wadi. 2,901: Shoo sal Luba u,ne; 041404.112 in., - - . -- WARMINTTER JULT 3.—Best Ox Beef, 12s. ; second quality, lls. ; and Cow, 10s. 6d. per score. Best fat Calves, Ils. ; inroad quality, 10.. to 10s. 6d. Prime/it wetter Sheep, ss. per stone ; good, U. Bd. ; moderate quality, 4.. to 4s. 4d. per stone. Fst Lambs, first quality, 61. ; second, 4e. Bd. ; inferior, 64. 4d. per stone. Fat large Hogs, 10s. 6d. to 11.. per soon; small, 10.. to lls. 6d. Lean stock met with a ready sale at last quotations. EARLSTOUN FAIL-At this fair on Tuesday there was • large show of grazing Cattle, a considerable proportion of which were atirks, in poor condition, from Ireland. There was a great attendance of Doyen, and a good demand, at prices considerably above last year. Two-year-ol4s brought from 91. to 131., and some lota very forward in condition sold at from 131. to 161. ; year-olds at from 61. to 91. 9s. The supply of fat Cattle was limited, of middling quality, and met with a ready sale, at from 71. 6i. to Ba. 6d. per nose. There was a very large show of Cows, the demand for which was dull ; prices of sold were from Si. to 141.. according to quality. The number of Cattle altogether in the market was very nearly 1,000, and there were from 4 to 5 worts of Sheep. In the Hone market there was a middling show good useful Hones, for the draught or road, brought high prides, but the greater part of the animals were of an inferior description. Huta YETHOLY FAIII.—At this fair on Monday last. there was scarcely an avenge show of Sheep, and a good demand, at prices considerably above last year. Cheviot wedder Hogs, rough, brought from 22e. to 29a ; Cheviot ewe Hogs, rough, from 21e. to Ns. ; half-bred Hogs, rough, from 325. to 379. A few lots of clipped Sheep, both Cheviot and half-bred, and three-parts bred, brought from 221. to 365., acoording to quality. There was a considerable number of grazing Cattle, which were selling at good prices. Two year-olds sold at from 91. to 131. Yearling Starks, from 61. to 91. 10s. WEST LINTON ANNUAL SHEIP MARKET. —Thie market was held on Monday, the 28th, and Tuesday, the 29th ult. There was not an a number shown. Prices were as follow, via. Wethers sold from 241. to 161. per score; Dinmonts, from 211. to 151. ; Wedder Hogs, from 19!. to 121. ; Ewe Hoek tram 211. to 101. ' • the above all sold by the clad more. Aged Tops sold from 60s. to 20e. each ; Top Hop mid from Ms. to 'Zs. each. Few of the Cheviot kind appared. As it is priacipelly black-faced that is shown at this market, it is the *pa market of the above kinds in Scotland; and regulate the picas of black-faced Lamb for hogging during dm mmakar winter. Sales were brisk tr., Monday, and blew ram were obtained than on Sales on T= hem* exceedingly dull ; part of the stork were left ibr Sateritiee Markets am awl pays. SHIPPLNG. MARA eautrvaD.—Dublia, 6; Waterford, 4'; Donaghadee, 2 ; Guernsey and Jenny, 1; French, 2 ; Flanders, 1; Hol land 1. LONDON, July s.—Wind this day at noon, N. W., light breeze. DIAL, July 3.—N.E., fresh.-4th, K. to &E., moderate. —Arrived Nordpoleon, Bahia, for Stockholm; Ohio, New York, for Antwerp. Sailed : H ve, New York. Ar rived from the river, and sailed Trafalgar, Sydney, New South Wales; Lady Valiant. Mauritius Maidstone, Cal mina ; Velocity, and Lady Katharine, J a maica ; Panama, New York. POITSNOLTH, July 4.—S. to S.K.—Arrived : Vestal, Hong-Kong; left 4th March, and Cape of Good Hope, 6th May. Cowan, July 4.—S.S.K.—Arrived: Jane, St. John's, N. 8., for Southampton. Foots, July 2.—Sailed: Juno, Newfoundland. Ramona, July l.—Sailed: Chrrerill, St. John's, N.B. Orr SaLcomas, July I.—Christiana, and Joe. Pietas, Batavia. Bareroi July 4.—S.— Sailed : Englishman, Africa; Delta, St. John's, N.B. ; Tallyho, Newfoundland. NIRPOBS, July 3. Sailed : Hama, Boston, United States._ - --- KILY011), July 3. —B.E. —Bailed ?ad, Dundonald, Quebec. LYNN, Ju 3.—The Tweed* Sostie, from Hailisbag, was strand ed, In entering Thoruham, in tow of a Weimer, sad fined. FLLYOI:ITH, Newfoundlia Monte Video. YAIIIOI7III, • eat Hasbro' Soul water ; muter d• rived, Ist and 21e... Swan, Now Orleans OLLWA.T, June New York. Sailed : 30th, Ore Cone, /lemma, , Liverpool, got u and was sesisied July 3.—E.—Off port: 2nd, tit Anna Jane, d; Pigeon, Aux Cayes; 3rd s • Louis, . . , t, July 2.—The Jewl"..., . : • • land last might, censiq .1' _. , I. r drowned. L i I.lll* ' July 2.--Balled : . •_ . ~...,_ . ...,,„,, .. ; l Ud.— E.—Jainsa • ' 7 , - " — t. : ___ , hi•ans ; Margaret • .....' l l l l '''''- ~. ; 1 .07 June 26. —Arrived : • i l t; , ' ' • r.. WM, Warner, N• • Marous, &nice, U . ..-rvk f.," ' July 2.—Bertha, • ' :s+ July •.—The Active, of • _ , • to tCO slam on the Cork . , '''' -- • . tad in bare very leaky. F i