The Express. — London, England, 1847-07-21 00:00:00

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It It eseendel a rl midinia pee . 7 "ario mmene._.... k i lirmi=t ia rwe am maZtit i . ora 11. gat ratty. sal imeg be • he'.•=,76. l4 • 7 ;irglsten= ettm etheh . .14.6"; LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Foul o'CLocx. INDIA AND CHINA. We yesterday published an outline of the news Ina India, received by extraordinary earwig from in aaticipation of the Overland mails, which I ewe delivered in town this morning. The dates are : HIM Kong, 25th May, and Bombay, let, Calcutta, lot! Madras, 9th July. These mails were brought to by the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Nam Ong steam ship Bentinck , together with mewing passengers : "o. Emerson, Mr. Clementson, Major M'lntosh, Capt. !eell, Capt. Farquharion, Mr. Webb, Capt. Harrison, „_ at J. H. Joh ns t one , M r an d M. Watson, and two chit • Mr. Holmes, Dr. NPLerel, Dr. Hope and Master sad Mrs. Patteson, Mr. D. Campbell, Mks Cargill, y a • eol.Poord, Dr. Johnson, C a pt. Grams*, Mr. Paton, _ , Dr. Armstrong, Mrs. Smith, Mks Garvin, 1117 — linn„, t, and two children; Mrs. Major Thorpe Pohl, Mr. J. P. Pharaoh, Lieut. W. How- Moorecroft, Capt. D. Sansmars, Mr. Brand, Mrs. Rabinal, Col. Cheney, Mr. and Mrs. tree . two children ; Mime Kipling, Mr. N. B_a r yli_e_s, 0. • wfWes. Mr. T. B. Brydoo, Mr. K. Moller, X •W. _ , Mr. A. M'Calloek, Sea. °rinse, Mr. T. Van , thumbs L. Cabriera Pedro Elam, Dr. Burt, IMr. Doll, Mr. Woolls;ton, kir . Robinson, Mr. erne= a dir. Cohn. Mr. Ellis Glandier, Mr. Barbet de Jim, r 6 .7:17 , , Mr. Davidson, Mr. H. Parker, and Lisersfwie, knits Orerkaa Bengal Harkens, Jon 2.) Y.—Though about the wag peassebb Of jowselide of Ind* we maw May r ofe medal= olimewe r tempied a b°P. lii..__ 'i f 7, that the quiet which hu lately Mead broken. There vras about to be most effectually broken. There was a report —a very circumstantial ems that • plot had been dinovered at Lahore, to.. for its first object the namesination of Colonel Law rence, the Residing. It appeared from the accounts received that the Queen-mother was at the bottom of the plot, and that several discontented chiefs about the wart were the elected isetnuaeste her murderous design. The Resident wan to him, been put to death en his newt apparent. at Dntbar ; and what was to follow report mith not. The rumour adds. howe ver . th a t the colonel, becoming acquainted with the pleas laid for his thetrootsoa, west swerOtiray to the Dun bar, and upbraided the S ird are with their medi tated treachery, telling them—en rens the story— mightey would gain nothing by taking his life, but have some one put over them more severs than 11* was, M Englied had rang raisers ready and iit MI his plea, and would be awn avenge hie death. Sir J Lk*" having retresvaktran hand* to Lahore, ostensibly for the p~i~K is the European troops at the apWbest it reaftiowas said, with some men important eliatetiielbstammeil to give ermatenanee to the ream Ent more than a week has elapsed olusp we lk % heard of the alleged compiraey, nothing that bee yet reached us from the north-west boo ,toodoi to confirm the report. One of the had heard • rumour of the Ranee beS si d ia"r engagal a r: diabolical plot, and had reeeived, it et the a ff air which it aid not data it d mlost to rblish. But the other and mr= i lke later .otraaliet give not a hint et wan, beyond lan intimation that the real Neese et John Littler's return was not that which was seigned for It. Under these circumstances, our Trauma are beginning to despair of thlt agreeable exedtemosat from the perusal ot wellantheaticated amount, et treachery, murder, rebellion, so& war, which seemed to be in store for *um - Om el lbeeeer taws =Nit =ma Lahore ' worthy of notice, of Colonel Lawrence to visit Cashmere immodistaly ; his presumed object being to sand his advise and as to the Idaherajah Oolab Singh, on certain points connected with the government of his' newly aegnired province. There are still various tales afloat to the prejudice of his highaem's character for gratitude and fidelity to his British patrons and benefactors; but as there is every reason to believe, that they originate in the ill-will borne to him by some in high places at Lahore, they excite but little attention, and receive no credit. _ _ The new. from Peehawnr is still of reforms and re trenchments carried out under the management of the British officers appointed to advise and superintend the local government. Sultan Mahomed Khan, one of the brothers of Dost Mahomed of Cabool, and for merly chief of the province, who has so long been under surveillance at Lahore, having, through favour of British influence, obtained leave to return to his own country, has arrived at Peshawar, where he was received with some state, and where he seems dis posed to take np his abode. The latest alcounte from Cabool are to the 'l6th of April, and are not of much interest, except in so far as they inform us of the return of the Ameer to his capital, after having, as is presumed, seetled for the, present his feud with Ameer Khan, the Gtdlzys chief with whom he was lately at war. The remains of Akhbar Khan had been interred with due solemnity at Balkh, and the ruler of Kho loom had undertaken to erect a suitable monument over his grave. Lucknow remains quiet. The bandit Dconghur Singh has disappeared in the wilds of Beekaneer. The Khoond insurrection appears to have been sup pressed. At Hyderabad in the Deccan, the contingent has been called in by the Nizam's Wuzeer, without the consent of his master, for the ostensible purpose of ' suppressing a mutiny amongst the troops of the state who bad struck for arrears of ;pay, but in reality, as is supposed, to serve more selfish objects of the minister. The temporary occupation of Hyderabad by the subsidiary force might have resulted in disorder and bloodshed; but the troops, though exposed to great provocation, remained cool and firm, and thus averted a threatened collision with the wild tribes who throng the city. The conduct of the resident in entering the place without the sanction of the Nizam has been much criticised, and the more unfavourably, as the demonstration does not appear to have had the intended effect of reducing the mutineers to obedi ence. It %probable that this matter will lead to thel interference of the supreme Government, which 'b urgently needed. It is reported, and with great appearance of proba bility, that the present peaceful times are to furnish an opportunity for farther reduction of the mt= establishment of the country, and of the cost u by diminishing the number of European troops of the royal army serving in the three presidencies. It is mentioned as confirmatory of thus rumour that her Majesty's 21st Foot and 3rd Dragoons are to be sent home daring the next cold season. The weather continues favourable on the whole. There were a few excessively hot days last week, when the thermometer rose to above 94 in a cool room ; bat this has given place to a temperature 10 degrees lower, with cloudy skies and frequent rains. There would appear to have been heavy weather near the head of the bay lately, as no fewer than eight vessels have put back within the last week or so. The ship Framjee Cowanjee, laden with a valuable cargo for London, has also put back, an attempt hay-' mg been made by her Laacar crew to set her on fire. The legislative council has put forth several acts and drafts of acts lately, including one for leashing the emigration of Indian labourers to Ceylon. Calcutta lass been unusually barren of taatabilia during the last three weeks. It is said that govern ment has appointed a committee to consider and report upon plans to be submitted for a public of paintings and works of art, the erection AZ has been talked of ft% some time. Mesmerism, and the use of ether as a substitute for it, have been the subject of some discussion. A boy who had suffered amputation of the thigh while ander the influence of ether, died in a few hours afterwards; but it is probable that his life could not have been saved under any circumstances. It is reported this morning that government has at length made up its mind to authorise the publication of Dr. Eadaile's monthly reports of his proceedings at the Mesmeric Hoepital. The news of the " little war" in China will be old in England ere our present dispatch arrives; and it is, therefore, needless for us to notice the affair at any length. The conduct of Sir John Francis Davis is ridiculed throughout India. Commercial affairs continue dull, and the Money Market is still tight. Freights without much alter- Exchange, lightly dreased, is now quoted at 2s. Old. to 2s. oid. for first clam ten months' bills on England. P.S.—Jotes 2, NOON.—The Delhi Gazette of the 28th ult., just received, thus reports on the state of affairs in the north-west :—" Our frontier continues in the most blissful state of repose ; we have net one word of the leeet er zlitical impoetamee lisps we last, if we except, pa, the *it Maharajah Goolab Singh has his determi nation to make Cashmere his el per mane, abode." MADRAS. From Madras, June 9, information has been received of a fresh breaking out of insurrection in Goonwoor. The eubetanoe of it is simply, that Cholas Ilisohye has managed somehow to muster a force at 6,000 strong, at the head of which he has peepatrated several outrages, and that the sacrifles ci bar human virago has been made by macs ci the hill tribes, as a groat of their einem resolution to sand by this arch revolter. Colonels Dios and are represented as properties; all the esrraeUve masa sures that the emergency allowed of. BOMBAY. The Bombay Them mays is with deny !wet that we have to 'admen that the idcirales we We la mented chief judge, watch k thawed sailbut ▪ D in our esiiimiy lits at Web Isambellad= Sir David Polka baba baswasal lea* eurs Ode* ea the morning of haewebr, the SIM Mel/ Dome three menein selbselt • *sn • •wreem p la followed by a seeteeele• droplet ulluk, width **Werth!. rebid . ha Mims mit sutweily end tint WM alb is es awe AIM owl &amp his duti magi WO him eeipleblet bat ONO lbw* eras but little Owsrallaw with law - "be el see Wellimilt et ail." • anew Mai pall la Ow alOt side, width Ireeftwewl soda volleve, olusteisbeSsitlabelhewelleha sir ti wasimarls lir beasting. ebtassit Whew WI hope esti* elswasbad bus up, be NINA Om 0116 owl swans time was la - ,s poet zwirattowat eft born ItWee et bit weemeesded ties he alma mewl assibettos elbworemb 111111111 pi ke , the Op of Owl Mope, whither hi .4ss4 tehweesbutwel is & lbw bp, bow A we* dm altatewiewas mew weewel unfavourable seer, awl mow* taw Is the swift el ._., t~ atibillto. Wanle gem war fired La theebriseiMe Asp, sumben msearsnrieg is the maid dedasered, aid dr eveskehowas e Imened la a vault** Cathedra— l: i k ra i . e . r t e f: °."l"lhisr Fa k ia l titig„.4 I di elt. P l:4: wont_ ts*redweltmsneralresely ws those *ea ire *wad Lave tbarmat debt: die ariterei, *mew senhadrheir ration, who hed bra I little mere ilksz j eseee mesde IMAM to es, r is d th ei h t I =l:ra e Ire as"ble elhi l = tiee et SIMI ' 1 tubeary rad bestemieme edthgdsgspept= the Maned 1 uniatthrue ef his deparreat, segarenteeeddshis emir asai sitessied sad ham. mererie dim we ber M re omen thaa will be rimpethised with by dr 1 at large. ~. Beeteranzara AMAZOIXIXTIII.—IIII of this, expected departure of Mr. Pringle and eiMi the hoe. the governor in council, to Pomo. Mr mee• ems, M hes hien arrauged that Mr. Mallet, the le the pi y end secret &pirL., eats, shall take lamp wad marine departments, and that the duties rememem o at sla bs , and separate departments shell ea kr. SINGAPORE.. Thientorning, 3rd Jame, the barque Sarah, of Glas gow, arrived from Batavia, and reports that, on the 26th say, a fire broke out in the factory of Pitcairn, Syme, and Co., Batavia, which destroyed the pre-' I mites, books, cash, and everything belonging to the I house. The firm is stated to be insured. H. E. Rear-Admiral Inglefield, being hemmed of the state of matter. in China, determined to quit for order the =thenli g al zwi a p eo sm e t = r taro tally b ried th to opil al MIK la . at a Mid t i r l wll=ll2 ,d e t = " X is Native se dipailUte thiailla. For home a UMW ramie d vary eighlier a:4m reported to his twin Wks M haft h. Oh to 2K is but the only lip an tea bra aft now empleini Mr A ilmina.—Tho Monk b b Min Inetili Men lath. maim a ii et amp= Miro Imo amotd Cenile In Ibt War Yaw been man& ma eta =le the leilia moth to poi rdlrOwelliesar, Me tali eh. 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Wu, reshurn Roark and nee Om Wei 4119- ens of nellelles. Me rata sim. le meammelstlea et Ile bet to,. net aelempose amillerb Panmen.-11, epee.sod Ilnepod-deed mid" M. parts of to mi. Mismismiat goods. GAM% X. la. per Im t 8 0 soli 1 ofeet ; Indlge. Conon.=Th bee bee been as mere domed lir mimes eelbei s ee: ill that Me ante to merle* bee beet Poseo 7 7 = • 1 9, 111 •to 4*. per me*. le amemile be the of eraMee bees We b er Mat Cake* Mr We meradher. , We at diem MO. le 114 r. par eeelp, be* kr de end OW retele Ito me m* *e. lembed kg lbo milra il l: Ma stApll, OM tbat the pelemieleg Wm p eettyjSZemindb, Wer ellt tbear i nore km bee : Iss ad z = aM matol -71 a.. ta Idd- I . erdleer to ediling, ded. to MA.; Mute geed, Me. to ISt per isporte drele let ha te Slir lambaseatWe. 1,911 emedlea. Orme Pow Goma tCoonse).-1111belatellmatkoe dem* de. mend or peke. Owe ban be. Do epoelkme et mg emem9 ire the data or ear bet. Books.-Thi met* as repo* Ws Mop* Me be ON vim ern lam : Y. dellndoe to.. b.. le taillmeet to porrlemembeek how aor dlogritara Up operate bop*, be comegomeo et the r i llt in awl dell awed la tbe Mimi market kr *e bow et Me arible. Ittpene tom let he. to Mb he% 1947 : To Out Koalas. 9,091 mmlbee. 1101014 Y .-tenor Warroricroak -There Is nOlMeg 40 Mein to reatilk * valor Ms Med Moe the demeans of the ea Or Mgt Wt. AMr Mee be,. be. reported to ea se Mem : MN = W IT 4. 1eM, imi A7.1,. 6 1 ::. Lri,!•:.1 . 4.2:4= 01 SO pin, st 9r. Se to tr. 4a. ; 100 de. Sr. Ilk. ; 227? ... yda, et f h. ; 100 do., at r. le.; beib, 14 pie. et 10. Se. ; WO bbL i ll reeirk, 10) grey dentinge JO Irk 4$ al tr. 145.; ~,.,..a..,,,,,„„...,...., NS *Me 49 bulk SO tr. Os. We. 14e. ; Welk 40 Inek 10 pk, at tr. 1 . ; 111 bleedielJeselarsey be* le sa, at gr. la Oa 3r. as. ; N, Tut, 36111iiia M Ugh, at 7r. lila; 3.000 prints (waled eek, 14 Yak 211 pd*, as Sr. Meet 17.n0.-Tho mak* Hr Ode ertkie Mood um I • mmileraldn i Vi e ra Veggar il le ben Merest ea ale et SOO 44 711 M. mob, Makk Ito, Mat elm le Net' W*. IS, it la le fa ; Om 411„ M 74a. ; No, 10, at 91a. lellde per` hi Yam el WM. olda. Wider, No. 10 fon, at 7a.; Tio.ie l at nis. per /b. Morkte- Ye mily tremeallee brawn te ser " iel=eo734 l l=lbeetlree, top auk M Mr. perm* Conan Wormr-Tbe ambit We boa de doling We week mid ten been bees • dielbe le peism. We bas bed el_ pr ebeme el 1,700 *Wreak tier. per emel.lllll cheater 9W 1 400 medlar( my bed fer. The N., peen.* 11 10 . Ileret, end der. * per esnep ; trlerikl i od ia treene*Cri roll/ 9 • iltrall. 14f. ; Oemnreelty, Ser. on ; sew .S eer. Orenk-We len to albratime le aides elder lbo el er domed* tido dna. Iftmeme-lbe ma* only* et meeek zed Ibe debris Is the b..predeed a Isar le lie Mae at trelglea. We h l = r lie the : To Clmat lellia -Lei eel SI. Us. per tom ; fer, Omeamm-Wee Ile UM= b ea lbe Cl= VrCe ig reak il V i td P 4 l, V l I l• we 4Me di*. 1.9%0 . 1412=t a t i k-Zotecer ". Li= pm bets Mee br NM la two Be de* to M SO Ilk le 91 Ye. ; MOM 99 dele. to It diet; Nto 41, do& to **le Mem Cluermt-Ibme breeleas bide. erase and dunes* rotund retook Iris der poem& Ompe wag be 'poled 2Mk AO o. al Hay, beeM atm lo 71e, eedieldemS deb. leo. lo dole Us 2ner MEW • mad peed M mired and Wm Ime beet add at 4 Ter Park-Noteummtlener I deb. to / 11*. dert • Tme.-71te ereemsline &Meg Om mem* Mee** llmiled, my Is elm* Ompa,Mll lele breed; 291/4 dm* Die at le to 91 irk; MOO Made* Om. Peke* 12 to 17 We; beefs Me* at 9 to 12 Ws; MAD els WI WO leab; WM ebeels Ryas et 97 t o 41 WM' WIO 11=Oempooder eml lei at IS to Se tedr; Mos Tang Wpm et 11 to 14 tali; and MOO blemle dltto biped* iml Onegmeder et 17 le IS Irk Mr den serenstleg =NW puha MO to ogee trek md sae. diteg o r 4 .er ang4l9O : Ar air mi s u rser fideo tille ad ll= ritAt ion sltate • erCeetell mede. Sem bene s a t e i s Metifele; So me la repeal.* eeler i f llbe palm ll le mid IbM so Men Co.. sr Mie Peimerval Ins *Weser. The St =IC le tube Ilke WOW MAIM& ' . f ma at i 499 MN lesslog 400 toll. me *ea d mld Me Mt* ' ili e a dll lama The may tote be. proood very nark .. *WM e A r Mee*/ II dole. Midelelme *Me irelkelp to vast Web tbe earned Mil ilL tig 4411. b te 4d. kr Idiom ate* neeethe le the Oriental Bask Me. *tepees irel=l* MS re. -- SHIPPING INTIILLIGENCH. c...Lemr..—L7e;ii.:""iii r - iie;TotTli : u7iiii I .0, Dells% =M . AkrobW a r: "valdr6lr Tet:Skool .'"46. ; • a galeml (ll4, 1711 7). Miseisan. Dqpelmea fon • Yap 704 CON Ikalta. .110 1 1Ze Bon; Odaa; Minddes; Milk.. _billmai l itaa M ACY Ma; Nide, lakess °°‘.. Iltowilbet• = tos. bodes. Ink DO^ la= Ill o r IlreN u := rola Slilkkor= tri= un‘mise. i=t• et Vg:L . Or m alli i Mistrial=km laska.. WI irt .. l l■ lo. l lr Wam s i nse e‘sliN at "." Taliar i LlT rl Ml:l L : •iintb iad' art pm% li/Mer. dm Chian, Los- V i ‘ ,, Mts i kt vii rthi l t._ am =es. : i feta,lP, I s kt4stes (ita, m il ig a ll ioniik L . Oleses ILLVs L J= 1 1: 10114 " %eise. 14.1 11=F 4ftala k i reWt_h : , 111ff- liak ateisleil Ilialsol 1E424 Ml= (N, Ades. MO, i tt:=4l sirn i m a g •a; Cloned% CMOs; Illa lAverpeaL 11th, Jobs Rumba**, China; Canoe (st.), Masa 20th, netreta (Si.), Sam 25th, Water...itch. Climate 27th, Selo. New Teat; Queen, [radon. 2s,h, • Wia Steven:, Banhay; Labelle, hlev led. James Comae Ma -awn lard at& Lianas; Area haahrieh /deed. Bane. lab, 7111aolast Catena'. 1114 Deed 12{46'3 BMW, Malta. WV' praganse (at) allapispen: t ad , Achilles, Newport, hate, 7 1 1•Mi-ar o th. litry i res Walden, Orthey. L ~ MW 4Ia -.461124 , Laudon. 1t lA a rC d fr , 6E1;7 Wh: =OO9IIZ Lae , limbi r . Maj . ?: caellas AltriallirmiNW viat i e r :,perf" IFA Se g i l Y 611, ids WM. Mermies: ; Leeks; lade i, V 110. W --- . Mk 14a. Od. entia; OM Telt. M.= Odie Ne. Ns sulemi. Liam VW ftlim Odle ; Therm. New Tok ; Mb oble4Oinde. alidOdeed ameo. aseere. xv i Vra m ro Wodell — diwg WO. Tas rg....... u.a.... THE thssourriox.—lt is reported that parliament will be prorogued on Friday next, and that the dissolution will be enaciamed l the Goma* d the man evening. The writs for the election el members for the new parliament are already prepared, and will be dispatched to the various counties and boroughs by Friday's Past COALVERCIAL * MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—We have had a flat market all •m~rn•ng, with a rather more decided tendency to lower prices. or this various canoes are assigned, exclusive of, and in addition to, the French loan impending, and the uneasy state of aflhira politically in Paris. Money, for instance, is becoming more tight in the general market, and it is apprehended that it may become more in demand still, if not inconveniently so. We have also some unfavourable reports in circulation about the potatoe crop in this country, but they are at present too loose and ragas to oommand much attention. Under the influence of these causes, Console have declined to 881 to 1 for money, and 881 to 9 per account, but without any particular activity of specula _Reduced Threes are 89 to . Three and-a-Quarter per Osuti., 110 i to iti. Bills heavy, at Bs. to 12a. premium. In the actual state of the Como!' market foreign stocks are almost entirely neglected, and the quota tions are nominally maintained the same merely through the absence of any demand for, or specula tion in them. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., are called 671 to 8 ; the Fours, 901 to 1. Danish 88 to 7. Spanish Fives are lower at 211 to 1 ; the Threes, 1311 to I. Portuguese, 301 to If. Russian, 11l to 112. Mexican, 19 to f. Peruvian, 36 to 7 12101.1411 /UNIX. Sank Steet, lal 11 ivpOLOlrYßtel..lsl I Sr, Ot. Rea. Aar, N * I MMr OM*, gel lII* per Ca. Omni Aar MI 1 7.4 1 / 4 44er RM. Re. is p rossiox FUNDS. 4 par C 4. Amides 14 4 pat OM Illimpla Ma ,14 1* 7r 01. won Mags 8er14, .113 1 I Omens WPM* .114. Ikk 1 1 14 us OMAN% II met. Usim,l444. II p I r ow , 1M18M .316 31 144.,846 44 4 Fr 01. Pinirlsa Mr, 31 - 7 OM. DM, M I I for 01. lisras arse 145.. MI I I 7 1 1" a i rltnim ling II It DIM IM L 1 4., ii 3 I perM a igli Mi.. id I Caildailli 11/1 •., * , 414m16 Delirm4 Ma., Ise 15i I per Os. Molik 111•., OS 7 1 54444141 Mdu DM. MI • Si per OL,Mksok Ms., IS 7 1 pord.Mseasslalba., U NI 4 per Cr. Orns. Dusk, ON I Tulaula Trum4 PM, II II RAILWAYS.—The share market is without any *mid feature, but may be called heavy, and with Mb doing, was EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAT IN LONDON. (Yesterday's prices will be bound In last page). *nib, Nett., Bost.,k E. Jo., 11 Mae. k Lee& Quarters, 171 Bk. St Word Jo.. IS 17 Do. Mit 1«~ II lb Elk WoL, St. Valley, Elf 11/5 flaw. lk Bir., 34 Do. 461. sh., 475 7 ala, 154 205 Do., Stan., it Derby, 985 •Da Takfmn i el 4 New. saw, e, 291 I Do. Ne la m a , m ,l t r i ( erkik Be7l . ' a i t. Vol., If Ita., 4 2 Do. Thi onb rds, 21 N. Staffordshire, 111 I iiistixe..i. Brewton t Wrrellalves (A), 13 t I6M SI e e Scottish Oentrel, 185 Shrews. th Sodlord t Bir. Clius (A) d , 21 Soushire, f aw. New 171. ii.,151 10 B. I E. end Dower New (W. 31:.) badiew t s., k lbw, 11 ,5 VW. lb News..lk, o. I, 301 Do. New (in 10! Yo. 4, 54 Aga. ,k S. Clout, f Soma Wales, 115 De. Pea C0e.,3 per Ct., 44f LULL, Die. k Goole, If Ins. k N. W., 176 5 WOW. Ilemiesst, k Wein, 17,1 Do. Qrs. New llf York and NeweeMkiil74 4 Do. Fifths, 1 De. Minsk% 1 Do. 401 W., e i. k 8., 69 York aall N. =... Loa . k 8. W., 661 7i ymis Is Mom (Com), 14 Do New Oon. Eighths, 495 Low s ir erip Lege. 6 Do. do. 401. W.. ., 64 29 1 Odessa awl ileartkanx, 34 Do. S 30W. ohPerisand Irats. 34 3 Km. and Leek, 101 , Wel fkalma. 44 LIVERPOOL 81.1.1111, Pont M. 2 1414=113.. : 4 d Nam & Lank la 111., 4 d Do. F a ( w e e West Riding wiYianaeNctinlae,334.W.PreL, Ualeis), la 111. p 1 1 1 P 41=114, and Lin. (late Greet Chador • Mk., 41 and Met 201. sh.), $ d Do. New 101. W., 21 d its. 004..11 a Latent Counties, 20 Nawmalle klenria New, 44 3 p Do. Poet Erten., 1 d Nialkllligialra, ii p 01. Northern, If d Nee* lli 211 Moddera C. sod 1 1 P Emit Eatar m e . ll Lads * Devente r ße. En., 1 d Mumma New (late N. Li,, cam., and fastest., 11 p I . 17 .. , 111 . 1/groisr & (.lea., 11 d Lie Kan., Man., sod Neve Jo., li d 1 Landon and N. Weetern, 1774 7 I 8. - 11,.1 Dew (. o. 4). II 5 d Do. Qrs. G. J., 164 p Whintla awl Ternses, 44 d Midland, IN Tort k Nawesetla 1 p Pref 4 Do. Halves, 4 Si p ~ 41=Er am enn Pk it. (late Ex.), i d Damaistusw.a.n.), f 1.15 Km sa . Met, a Lis. Qr., Na 3, warm. Do. Mid 118lk Lin.), 8 14 d Newest C her. New, 44 5 3-16 N. 11143niddre, If 11-16 p Oldlsw isksa, par Prinks an d Wy.., 304 ik Chester, If d k• ( 4), 4), 7_104 I Ambers., Nati, 1 s Da Z. la., I 0.161 1 Bk. mil:, ft N.W, 1 d Da 1=• @wie p noe‘hoo,AW.L.ln., 1 A-18 id lizigice. C., li Do. Thirds, 746 p Leeds sad Think, di d Low t N. W. New, Hi Loa., Din s BRO. Qr., C,611 p BIRMINGHAM S per Celt. Bristol and eilsommer. giWit it US. I:4m i Ms. kW . 1 ."44.61366., 30.9dl Wetsil iker VeL., Brew. Deis. (A), Po 6i LEEDS SAI Ilk ed. 275. d L Pref., Ds. 10t d amiW et Oft. D amp p Nw. sells. A.4i p XLIVIOL RAI ow*" le if s edam at the ; bet affis &Yolk Isstar 7144 11-11 Irkra Oolodka. SO4 OS. Wailers In. du, p DP Grew 0 1 loft k D. Nev,s 4 1.11 1.-16 p HULL BALI Ms. & Leeds (W.R.11), IS& ed. Essrs.k Ber. New, 41.1054 d. p OLABOOP Dude* IS Perth Qrs. 1435. &Lothian Central, 80.. 4d. I PRODUCE.--MINCING-Lons, Hoifiroot Zoo.— The Sugar market wean a vary Arm sad a fair et buslasss bee. doss pete a ula ssitroot. S hona buss gutils sots et Ag a I a doll da of holm. woo* walks. Wray, eltisb boo shoe oyiyomoloo bat it moolorto mom so a Wodooday.--CoOloa sisogir. Rua usglialsd ; pest Lesvos* Ss. ; Ismaira,So to 86 0.P., 4a. ld. to de. 7d ; good troomos %aro to nn, 80 to 38 0.P., 71.. to 45.--41boilopo : male is progressag without say asulidel dlisaalsa= l . l - 7 - Tea : Islam - sosalvail from Guam lily stoma us soadoolowoossooß ot Os Ado et lbo Wide Ili c tl I = lts ofiliOdos zoordloods 'TIMM agoorwoolt d la labil onisoblo dis m al :ray sad ma sot bold their rod od Gotten pods loot • 120111611161110 at illy stroll Met plass ; art sobs ota seam* be asitiorlogo Ma mob aloft Iry blot los& Oath, due bad, the Sopa at Clotraultiotly la bar et as tare by dr sub as Sr botoolso; toe ouvaoly soy =T iee to= 6.l Do cubit fie boo n e at boa Wood' (op to itre) • but so *had* at Wogs otiat load to 'install tbol=ite et Too Wide it lots, holism Ire @Wag radio view moor mar ar mom tee sue wax. ova Lemke. Carted, 11***11.11111.r tae arils 8,76411e4 lb the ems pried lot yeee ............... 3,117,8114 buffers SALBB, hit MP. Dir . y lli err, *Wm, Med. lb MRt Mu. (81,1 131. 9d. d 1199909999 Vole% SU d 11. 139. 9d. I d 24 low 114 Maud =re p Nardi W /dm NA I‘44p U/.. Is. bd. Wbseliale, Maly 17s. dd. d LIB, :MT ID. _ _ arealbw, lb, =BIM is rather ..la *spline IdlkalNtX7-16 p d p North 21 p Bondi Dews, 111 BS, JUL, SO. I N. British Halves, 131. Ili. Pd. Jrtr I. . & Newport Net, 51s. 6d. Soot& Net, 24. 537,480 wive no al sal 215 W;; 999 f wow.. Ito. . 14,1E7,714 . ..... 2,977,101 102,1172 111423 1,099,914 1: 7 7: 9 0 ,7 1N following are the WY. loose Uwe is 1343 Derma COALB.—lalfipasA : NOM —l, —I lea= —4 EttWe me Manley lee el —4 —4 Wilde Ile SI 141 . 1: rs s az y las GA M W Wells PGA Ailabbe —e- 4 we.tftgl Medal. De. lie 0 Map". Waft led 11IDIOM. Matra 11le Si Waft it Orbs awl Ow —• —4 Wells AM Iran —• —4 .I===l /Ss 9d Ida id 111114ivern, •• • 7, - 4 Z2==. id Wane NM AMY& Ter . H ... —4 WWI. 11•11 , ••• ~ M. TALLOW. The market continues quiet on the mot, sad bat little da6g for hevrard delivery. Petersham Y.C. oa t►e spot, 48s. Obs. to December delivery, 471. Separate maths' delivery, 475. 6d. SOAP TRADE,—Lomax, JOLT 19.—Price of den polo sett pip, endwave of ems.:,kw*, &n. trest lLL lila. to 60e. Mottled:London, 62a. ; I MIL to Pdoe of Y. Candle on the wt., * wt. Loadon, Mk. I Townn Tallow, nett peke, Mme. 475. to Us. IL 1 Ed, kW: prim, per *ow of 8 lbs., London, 2s. 9d. Newigato Mak* for good Fst, average price, pet st. of Bibs., London, 3s. Stuff, London, 40s. to 41s. Rough Stuff, Landon, 265. Pale Oil, Liverpool, 31s. to Ma. Cocoa Nu'. Oil, London, 60s. Resin, fine transparent, London, .is. ; Liverpool, 111. to W. Alkali, strong and weak, per cent., London, 21d. to 2id. ; Liverpool, 20. CORN.—MARK-LANL—We have a very moderate supply of English, but largo of foreign Wheat 1' he weather being favourable for tho growing crops, only a limited amount of business was transacted, at Mouday's rates. Oats, of which article foreign receipts are again large, weir slow mils, at previous quotations. Barley, Beans, and Peas nominally the same as on Monday. TM following aro Monday's potations: BRITISH. montage saw Q.W. Pfau?, Passes and Kent, red 74 to 78 to al ..wbna • 15 10 81 to 86 Norfolk salSolloak. 72 to re to :a... d 0 ... : 4 18 18 18 81 Talavera (Es: or fldblk) 79 to 67 Comb. & red.... 73 to 77 to ;9..white..... 76 to SS to 91 Northumb. imillkatshdo. —to —. do W lei do to to to Raw Bauer, Pee Irish BT CE Max . 711111741...distaost 44 to 46 to 41 .. p tO ..„.74 b el Oam, to t Ent:read. 27 hs Od. 2 M.- . 6 _ to .. 23. Od 31 to 23s Od hoist. 32 to 31s Od Berwick & Recta feed 28 to 30e Od-potato 32 to SU Od Irish feed 23 to Ille Od . dt.. ... -26 to 2815 Od Ditto potato 33 to 33, Od Push grey 42 to Ma Od...mapla 49 to 22 Blue - ta - • = 1 White &I to H. Burr; & n magus- ow 36 to 40. hick 4i to 43 .old 44 to 47 arr 43 to 44.. small 46 to 48...0id 48 Ile 5I Toast, New Spring - to -. hew winter - to --odd - Mt - &ammo, New lll to 42 Ltmnan Cutlers per thousaod St2 lg. MM LU 26. Fusco, Town-code,&Hewed 60 to SS . floe homm%rig ro gi a Norfolk and Suffolk l9 to 15...v1d10. SI to ST Northumberland, Lincoln, and Toeholds' Rumex and Kant FOREIGN. Waca; Dantrie and Konipberg . . 70 to 7e.. One - to 78 Poosmnean, Rootoek. and Mottle, now -...... 63 to 74 French and Bratnnt Moist+ ad Ramburgh Rundan el to 11...11aptlan - to - Demob* sad Odom - 61 to 68 branisb bard -to - an - to - Canadian -to - .Anolrallan 6B to 78 _ Y's Barn?, Finding me, Coax to $6 to 40...thotlInait 42 to 46 57 to 64...7atm0s -- to 46 to 27 IS to 26 : N Primula" mod Dela feed — to Mulkey ..... — to— ked — to Bum, &L. Ikea — to —...01d. 46 to 48 EaPURA PUN p;6 . Yu, ss Adler. — to ._ 54 to 56 Ltaanlls imm llls arl Ilassies -......- ...... ..„... 40 to 44 to 47 a ..... and Odom- 47 to 49 to 51 Itairomm 111 to 41 Jismaned to 38 liars= Cause, fro!, or du , per Ism-- —.-. a II lea to C 36 3 I ss. lams Osman. Dorsi sad ....-..„... a 6 117 s. to £lO 10s. Dam hurl and isaalssa 1316 10s. to 1311 10a. rim; Attatkol" pit toed at this. l4 to 37 Daoollo awl ilamtersg.... s3 to $3 Ossidlaa„. Freak prod of 160Ibu, tree — to ARRIVAIa INTO LONDON MON 19th JOLT 1011* JULY. Qrs. Ea go loh. &sok!. la& Pad Whist Barley I ate 1 1 Oats I 21080 roar, 1,700 rob; 6,600 bends. t, quarters. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. 199. 10d. Barley.l 0.u.0.u. . Iter. , Beano.: Ye.. June 3 ... .ge .• 10d 33. 8d 338 11d728 Odle. 34n10 11l 12 ... ... ith iOd 32in Wife 1d.676 Id 37e 8.3139. Id 10. 19 ... ... 91. Id IDI/11332 9176. 110137. 3i1154 10d 28 ... ... 13 *MD 4432. lld its lid 373 94,571 Od July 3 ... ... le 14;31. 11d,32s 104038 Ocl S 4. 91;36e 8d 10 ... ... h 3.:C488 19:11318 11d 614 9d.333 0334 104 ,_____ 8 weeks' Agg. Aver.. 31,53. 0 d &Is Td 878 11.21389 10 437. 104 (There .r no duties an Foreign Grain.) 91 7 91 1 $9 10 e 1 1 ::: I ::: i... ROLL, JULY 20.-The weather during the past week has beso exceedingly fine, hot, and forcing. The Wheat crop in all directions fast draws to maturity. From Essex we have advice+, " SCOW. pieces of Talavera Wheat will be ready far the sickle next week ; though general harvest will not be enaneenoed before August." During the week we have re solved reports ken many and very different quarters of =big wen with the Wheat plant. Some speak ethers of rut, mud though certainly such remarks are about as regularly looked for as the •• animals," yet it does seem teo clear that the crop is not se splen did so was lately expected, or even as it now appears. Reports of disease in the Potatoes increase, and; that Beans and Pees are much affected by fly and lice is now beyond doubt. During the week the trade has been dull ; millers seem ht a loss how to act, though low in stock, and holders think the chance for a rise all in their favour. The arrivals (which are now limited) go, as a matter of course, to granary. At this day's market we had a very good supply of farmers' Wheat, with more foreign than of late; more money was generally demanded, but it was only slow sale at about Is. over last week's rates. There was not our usual attend ance of buyers to-day. Oats are fully lc dearer during the week, and not many of really good quality on the market. Beans, from the clause alluded to above, are fully Is. to 4a. dearer. Peas do not participate in the improvement ; the quantity here is only trifling. Nothing doing in Barley. Rye Meal is more looked after, and its low price (1,. 6d. per stone) should commend it to general adoption. It is being fried for feeding purposes. Linseed is not so good to sell ; indeed some sorts are le. lower. The bulk door *Ws being closed makes business very irregular and museelellniksey. Rapeseed hardly worth naming. The enfeeble.* hr erwehers• account. The following are entries* d Wheat, red, 70s. to 761. ; white, 765. to Oft. ; Ns. 00 We.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, 725. to 78s. 40s. to 425. • grinding, 36a. to 40s. Oats, Dashh, Russian, As. to 28s. Beans, 46e. • Atoka, 38e. to 441 e. ; Pew, white and yellow, 60s. Linseed, crushing, 365. to 48e.; feeding, 48s. to 52e. Rapeseed, per 10 qrs., 261. Lin- sit seed Cakes, English, per ton, 101. ss. ; foreign, 81. to 9L Rape Cakes 61. IPSWICH, JULY 20.-The supply of Wheat, and the attendance of farmers, is to-day larger than for several weeks pest, still there is no appearance of prices giving way. Red sells in retail, at 765. to 775. Killers are not anxious buyers at these prises. No other description of grain worth naming at market. LISDS, JULY 20.-The arrivals of grain are moderate, but of all descriptions of English Corn very small. The report of the Wheat crop is not so favourable as previously expected, and today holden were not free sellers except at full prices. We note the value quits equal to the rates et this day se'nnight. Barley nominal. Oats and Shelling es dear. Beans again Is. to 2a per qr. higher. Other articled as before. Arrivals this week: Wheat, 6,626 ; Oats, 786; Bar ' ley, 473; Beam, 627 ; Flour, 16; Rapeseed, 143. LEIGHTOYIBURZAHD, J OLT 20.-There was a considerable show of Wheat on offer to-day, and, although farmers asked at the soesamsousent of the market an advance of ls. per bushel, the fell rates of this day week could not be exeeeded, mad the trade dosed dull at the same. Wheat, per load of S hmisele, Ws. to 625. Barley, per imp. quarter, 40s. to 455. Boa* ells. to Ma. - - - - • Limner', Jure 20.-We have received into this port daring the week aiding yesterday, a good supply of Wheat and Linea Corn, with moderate arrivals only of other gilds ; hem Canada sad the Star, however, 'Flour con tinual*, fan is aleindmitly, the import from all sources, u reel In the return pakeand amounting to 73,760 barrels. Our maker Ude amnia, laving been again very numer ously /Mended by mantry millers, including many from distant assaties, the operations in Wheat ware lively and more exemelve than he war thee past ; good useful de telly . the destine of Friday, and fine in some mess rather ssoseding the rates of this week. la Mew. Illisawfsk the annassitar was esa prim Walesa issads seadily eassmaadisti Slis.. la Ns. , Wag IL Is ls. per hand. ease the easseasy et =I7 C ast, bat M. to le. abets the reamed rate et Barley aid lash esatlaused is rule preshedy the Ilene es Male& in Bs liessplig reps& Th. neenmes ot the eislevew Wale. vein* utterly arm dr seep et Beaus, Wog enema 11=11 ken miens ps eestrs, z e e the ki t s; illt i a t hi tt limillion n lih Is 9s, sad Baptism L. v. 4 thesesade day west: Pees also are had on taw Oct and Oslnssal ssailased to as llmattl ir s at the Iselin samtkusd 'below. The =le s. I ss uer Oszisur scorer lobes Bow= the rilik kb e a bs Ir :tr alli Nle rin Ziia ld iEti mi ll a , ia eheea per bur r el. Mlle : Mire, Par 1416., Magi* red, les. SI. to le Wes, 10a. ed. Is 10s. N.; *the, lb. 6d. is Ws. Pd. ; extra, ; 10e. 9d. to Ils. ; Irish, red, Is. 3d. to 9s. ed. ; 'sirs, 9e. 6d. to 95. 94. ; white, 94. N. to les. Bart English, per ' Iris , , p 4 e7 . 60%., g. 11 6 7: 4 :: ' lli ' Malt, inglish, per quarter, pale, 74e. to etts. Oslo. With and Scotch, per 461 b., 41.6 d. to 4. 7d. ; Walk Is. 1111. is 4s. 6d. ; Irish, ene qualities, M. M. to 4e. 6d.; ram' qualities, 4s. 2d. to •Le. 4d. Beene, English, per quarter, 60.. to 53. ; Pigeon, 53e. to 66e. Scotch and Irish , per 480 lb., 46e. to 465. Peas, English, per quarter, white, 66e. to 69e. do. and Irish, prey. 60e. to 61s. Flour, per 280 lb., English and Irish, fine 635. to Ms. ; superfin ,e 64a. to bde. • Wm. Me. to 6 , 85. Oatmeal, per load of 240 lb., Irish, new, 38s. to 40s. ; old, 36e. to 38s. ; Canadian, old, 361. to 375. Brun, per 24 lb., Is. Bd. to Is. 10d. Foreign: Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, red, 9s. 9d. to 105. ; white, 10a. 2d. to 10s. 6d.; United Satre, red, 91. 106. to 10e. 21. ; white, 10s. 6d. to 10e. fkl. ; Dantsie, mixed and red, 9s. Iod. to 10a. 2d. ; high mixed, 10e. Bd.. to 1 Is. •' Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 9a. 1 0 d. to 10e. 2d.i white 10e. B.L to 10e. 9d. • Riga Ind Peters- and the '-'".4*•• ••-- / i 1 I Pr, --_ . , ... .. owed. livened. Mk kit a I, i 4 Buotto; Lrovis, Sas. k, Vla broken. _. , ~ . , t - . - - - CimmAerhele: April Ilth, W. 4 WO,— lii r leveive. ildhollemlfeeate Navin \ ru;.- gg ri g„teiarte rg .areei o3 l- I Law- . Q__lllllll I I ll' ' ' 1 141 1 1 .. 1 rt s t_ ard, Des Codanis, Illoadekei mounts Sotl rau blgow_ll, , Aledh. il . tea mar Row, bottom chiefs - _.,) 4...,‘ - late of 'Maven et Wsims..allith . Mk Cliallsis, Liseprd, It lb hare _ neassamee.-4aaa fl, , la ° armee N0.278.] LONDON,WEDNEBD AY EVENING, JULY 21,1817. [3d. ;~= IA veePed Oena VS. York J. saitb • 10s. 2d: • whits, 100. 64. bo 10a. 94.• Bloa lisil POWS- ban, red 9,. 4.1. to A. 61.• Aslant Rt. M. bit' 9.. 7d.: odoosa, ocausta, rod, k ild• is f 1 9s. • Frostily Alpo** sod 9s. 3d. to 9s. Od. • wbba, fa. N. to 110.; Idarianopoli, rod, '9l. id. to 90. si, ; ei. OIL 10 75.; hteditaanisan, i. 0., 18114 B . per qr., Baltic, &c.. 4414. bo i t rE 6s. to Si. 4d. Oats, par 451 b. 4a. da ) 46 C. loaner , t ar".Bll 'se,s„ . 48 % %at - ;&e.orWto. ''"fts.„p,., Canodion, 48s. to our Indus Cora, par 48016., a " . .., Indian Meal, pff barrel of 1961 b., lea to fea. ..). .. , 1% N , barrel of 198 a., Candies', sweet, Us. to 118 a.;... , ' ..1 ', ...i. 011 a States, sweet, Us. 6d. 1;0 36 S • 6& ; United - , : ,,,,.7:f... - autadian, ma. Vs to 804. Arriodo trout the ..... '•:, -1 ‘ to the 16tk hay, flidOloo, hall LiTerPool sad ,7 " • 2:1 , , 1 - * - .7 . t , r's -,. r, and CHINA. As announced by us yesterday, the state of our re lations with China continues unsatisfactory. Our correspondent says : The city of Canton was in a state of confusion, end consi derable alarm prevailed. Up to the time of the Braganaa's departure from Hong Kong, May 'Lich , 2 p.m., great excite ment prevailed, and even Hong Kong was but a shads better. The following is an extract from a poetcript to a letter dated Canton, May 23rd, p.m. : " There are strong rumours of war : there was a little out break the other day, and the mob tried to set fire to one of oar boat-hinnies, but were soon dispersed. To-day things have rather a warlike appearance. H. M. brig Scout has moved up the river as near as she can, and landed three guns in the gardens. The H. C. steamer Plato, hu Won her station last opposite the factories, wad Keying, it is reported, has sent official notice to all the American and Dutch houses here, warning them to leave Canton at once, as the Chinese have determined to exterminate the Beglish, and that he himself eon offer no protection." We extract the following from the Friend of China of 24th of May : "Simon the departure of the lut monthly mail, Canton has engrossed the attention of foreigners in this quarter. TM results of Sir John Davies expedition are being developed. The capitalists are leaving the vicinity of the factories, being apprehensive of danger, either from their own countrymen, should disturbances take place, or from foreign troops, should the Governor of Hong Kong repeat his wanton aggres sions. Several of the native merchants are insolvent, being unable to meet the demands upon them, in consequence of the shroffs or banking houses having closed. Foreign trade is in a state of stagnation, all the staples haying fallen in price. Nor are foreigners free from danger; an attack on the factories only being checked by the presence of a small body of British troops. A crisis is approaching, the conse quences of which cannot be ibreseen, but • rupture with China is all but unavoidable. - Th The troopshipll;;;, Sibella, Minerva, and Castle Eden are daily expected from Ceylon with part of her Majes ty's 37th and 95th Regiments, also a company of Royal Artil lery, and a detachment of the Ceylon Rifles." From Shanghai our latest dates are of the 10th bud. No change in imports, which remained in steady demand. The prospects of the new crop of silk were said to be favourable. Freight to London, 71. From Amoy our dates are to the 10th inst. The market for imports wee improving. The squadron is thus distributed: Bong Kong—Her Ma jesty's steam-frigate Vulture, Captain MacdougalL Canton — Hon. Compaq 's steamer, Pluto; Lieut. Commanding Airy. Whampos—lier Majesty's ship Scout, Commander Loring. Wocsung—Her Majesty's brig Ringdove, Commander Clif ford. Amoy—Her Majesty's brig Childers, Commander Pitman. Yoo-chow-foo— Her Majesty's brig Espeigle, Com mander Thompson. The China Mail of May 20 says, rumours of an at tempt on the part of the Chinese to surprise Hong Kong have prevailed during the past week, and slight circumstances have been looked upon with suspicion which at another time would have been passed un heeded. The military and police have been on the alert; but though this is highly commendable at all times, we greatly doubt that any peculiar necessity exists for it at present, and suspect that the whole originates in a report of some vapouring official at Canton, who have been besieging Keying to allow them to take vengeance on the outside barbarians. Upwards of a month ago our Chinese d ent at Canton informed us that on the 22n day of the second moon, Yeung, the prefect of Sin hing-fa, a district in Kwang-tung, had come to Canton with 2,000 soldiers, and offered to ex terminate the English, but Keying refused, and three several applications on the same subject were equally unsuccessful. Wei, the salt commissioner, was next entreated to affix his seal to a declaration calling upon the people to rise en masse and slaughter the barbarians. Tins Wei positively refused, and ad monished the people of the illegality and danger of any such proceedings as they contemplated. The blood-thirsty Yeung does not seem to have been at all satisfied with these rebuffs, for our cor respondent, writing on the 24th day of 3rd moon (M t :al:or= us that the prefect had been tempt ing with fresh proposals . The following is a of the letter: Itis nisololl that his excellency Young, the prefect of Sirs =Vise egine to Canton with some brave men, to be eping le give orders to slay end exterminate the Eng lish; bat would not grant his request Then Yeung privately advised some of the people to gather together am* sow brave am and to come to Hong Kong, pre tending to be truism, until they had all mumbled, and were ready at once to set Ire to the buildings, and come over to flay all the soldiers. At that time they had 200 or 300 men, who, dividing into separate companies, were to arrive at Hong Kong at the eme time in the passage end post boats. Unless caution and care are exercised, disastrous consequences may Mega. Taukwang, 27th year, 3rd moon, 24th day (May 8,1847). We do not believe there is any ground for appre hending en attack on Hong Kong ; and at Canton foreign residents are now more from molestation than COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. 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