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/), r~~ e.~ Landon Brefling Paper, Price Three-pence. THE EXPRESS Contains, in addition to the news in the Morning Pavers, a SUMMARY of the HOME and FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE which may arrive on the day. THE EXPRESS has the benefit of the Foreign E x presses, Correspondence, and other costly charac teriatics of • Morning Journal. But the full and carefully prepared REPORTS of the MONEY, RAILWAY. PRODUCE, CORN, CATTLE, and ether MARKETS are the marking feature. Every respectable news-agent will transmit THE EXPRESS, on receiving a Post-office order at the rate of 16s. 6d. per quarter; but should any difficulty arise, are requested to remit a Poet-office order for Crmo u nt, payable to Mr. HENRY WALLBRIDGE, 90, Fleet-street, London. O, Tres for adeertisements and communications, Wiutsfriars. sad 90, Fleet-street, London. IZEATINGI'S COUGH LOZENGES, a Certain lomay owls al gm la MIL =et Inotbla Is is omonop. ass aft width mast Is Se aro I.llry aro or gone. Ing Meer). 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In email 8., cloth, gilt edges, price 2e., TE QUIZZIOLOGY OF THE BRITISH RAMA. prbing Stage Paccion ,Stage Characters, and Stage Plays. London: Publicised at the Punch Office. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. Four o'Cvock. INDIA. OVERLAND MAIL. (From the Morning Herald.) We have jest received, by Extraordinary Ex press, the Calcutta mail of the Bth of December, with papers from Bombay of the 15th of December ; Madras, 18th December; and China 26th of No vember. The intelligence from Calcutta, Madras, and China, is unimportant. A summary of the news from Bombay we subjoin_ (From the Bombay Times of Dec. 15.) The late arrival of the two last mails from England has thrown our publishing arrangements into confusion. The I dispatch of the steamer of the lot of December was deferred to the 2nd, in hopes that the disp itches from Englend of the 24th of October, whets ought to have been here in 35 days at the longest, would be in time for a reply. They did not reach till the 7th, a eaccession of *ad dents having kept them ten days behind their time. The mail of the 7th of November had not been signalled when we went to press (four, a.m.,lsth December). The news of the past fortnight continues in the main unim portant. The Pianjaub remains tranquil, and the British army it is said will march in the course of the present week from Lahore. It is rumoured that it will make a halt some march or two from the capital, to watch the immediate results of its retirement, before falling hack on Ferozepore. It is pro bable that for some time to come a strong force will be main tained at our principal frontier stations. Just as it was sup posed the most satisfactory conclusion had been atf aieed, ft n stated that unquestionable evidence has transpired of there having been an underatanding betwixt the Rajah Tall Singh, Wuzeer at Lahore, and Sheikh Emaum-nod-deen, the Cashmerian insurgent leader with the purples of keeping Goolah Singh from t acing possession of his new dominion. Should this prove well grounded, it win materially affect the concluding portion of our arrangements. The proposed fair in the Jullundur Doab appears to have turned out • failure. Lord Hardingo is still within our lately acquired dominions, in progress to the westward.— Lord Gough has by this time lett Simla for Umballa, not intending at present to visit the Jullundur Doab. The lieutenant-governor of the north-west provinces was last heard of at Nusseerabad, in progress to Ajmere. Sir George Pollock has returned from the Cape to Calcutta, and the legislative council of India., dormant during his absence, as once more in a state of activity. Some most extraordinary iostances of gambling in opium have occurred in the course of the month. The Bom bay bargains are usuct.y n_ade c,,ntiugeutly on Cal cutta quotations of the government sales. To raise these, rival speculators bid till 13.0001. was offered for chests usually disposed of for 1591., the bidding being so arranged that no male could be effected that day. Govern- meet have made it a subject of special notification, and large fortunes depend on the results. A hurricane of unusual violence, by which much lose has been occasioned to the shippieg interests, occurred at Madras on the 25th November. Similar visitations at this season of the year are fre quent on the eastern side of India, from Calcutta to the line; they are almost unknown in the Arabian sea, on the western shore of the Peninsula. The celebrated slave girl Mangle, of Lahore, and Rajah Reerah Singh. brother of the Ranee, are now in our terri tories, on a pilgrimage to Ben Iftß, to bathe themselves in the waters of the holy Ganges; as is also, we believe, the Maharajah of Nepaul. No authentic intelligence has as yet been received as to who is likely to be Go vernor of Bombay; Lord Dalhousie and Lord Elgin are both spoken of, the former with considerable con fidence. The lion. Mr. Reid, acting governor, hoe re turned with his family from K andallah, and has been at Patell since the 29th ult. Considerable sickness prevails in dif ferent parts of the country, though not of a very fatal kind. The weather is becoming cool and pleasant. Casualties by death in the armies of India reported since the departure of the mail of 2nd December : Madras—Lieutenant A. Clerk, Bth Regiment, at Kale pore, on the 2nd December. Lieutenant R. Taylor, 49th Regiment, at Madras, on the 22nd November, Lieutenant W. R. Studdy, 15th Regiment, accidentally killed, at Can emote, on the 18th November. Ensign Clint, 9th Regi meet, accidentally drowned at Hareptee. Bengal—Captain IL Walker, Invalids, at Ape, on the 17th of November. Captain C. H. R. Christie, Pith cavalry, at Mozufferpore, on the 29th of October. Lieut.-Coined W. W. H. Earle, 39 th Regiment, at Berhampore, on the L$ of November, THE. BOMBAY MARKET. (From the CUmber eJ Comilowre Orerlasd PritV Curren I.) 6.1144 T, Use. 13.—The dulness which prevailed in oar import market at the elate dour bat brine h m continued unabated through out the fortnight TM Uncertainty as to the regale of the Cnleutta °Pr= sale, which tbsminterrupted all legitimate business, can warmly, Yet be said to be removed. The annexed extract from the Ca/rutin Mar of December 1, will show the natute of the measures adopted be the "sellers for account" in the opium time-bargains, to defeat the operations of their opponents, and erred the propose of the govern ment sale. How far, hi...e'er, the wpm,a• of their plan mar +etmpllsh the object contemplated and be lexully sufficient to quash lew time-bargains in which thee were involved. Sr,re to b , a matter of doubt, involving legal questions of no rruall difficulty, and which may Sirerunt. WPM= boWan tin Wombed. Wills; bower.; there Is on selliant =Wm in Ter - poet to these matters to him. In ewe wow el* prifftling dietrwit, and divert giegebegla boa flak maul highlosirillainw. a rellitlie at all eremb ben. b ekes Min* Is Calcutta, be elthibied, and the ini londing Wig= we Wien ewes of. oil exciting much bubo the ift vain mareantilo imenmsaity, have been fait • Nosearerted. 7hs avast atibign swab WWI botwwr mls. mcbsdl• a hie tipiallis than he at yet he time eufficient time for the MOMIIIIIIiIddi thial w Midide, int chiefly, therefore, in isowarmie at sham lbw leag. Wine this, r In last fortnight, been bit Übe beim eine le Wined Wags Ms - rms.—There boo km bat Mk anbialbia in the market for thew. The only donee alw rpatlierls In copper tile*, which exhibit a &eh, wni. to tir. per sect. tales are reported to tot as follow,: Drina binp tiers, 023 awl., at Ir. 12a. per cwt.; topper 260 cwt., d ar. per Set. Cornet tilsomewems.—There appears to be romewhat mote sinter on tie pariat ilashei to mil Monts than at the end of Novem ber, and especially Ike It, and SO yants dorneWies of sit width., there boo been • As* diummd. they Nadspolism• of low quality have been inquired tar, but at tormuserathapt prim: •Illirt for colenred genrisly. end deseriptiona, there bar been no inquiry. The prim Ibr limbed skirtings and Ole d.p.ll.' *are isreadlasty M. red grey kieotimeta have abo been arked for, he at Ma ale Itaik value. The antailgiff of ✓isit,. of ■ Are In the Illinaboalar owhat by the WI now oats. rail. makes Wins wateriest to at prima gasilitkoa. Corms Yassa.-7b affeimi at Wiwi dine la Yarns during the the fortnight ben berm in g.ll, ant prim rtieraty hare gives way. &ilea are repeated to we ai hiker : Weir Tworr.--No. 46, 4,400 lb., at k a. per lb. ; No. 20, 6,050 lb., ifj R. per lb. Wsrga urr.—No. 3t, L k, at 72 a. per lb. Wnowurs.—A Weis marine Is VP d LW TN& M he °ad'. awarted vim" at le r. per wet Our inerket he theft instlnams in a very deurreawl Male. and MY sr isthins is drink Alma. -We bar at no aka, he gamer so attention la prism Unarm—awn MOM *may of pod amity. In wood, has been tlimonaed at, at he. pep. Prim rewin offiried. ta,NY. roam.—Table roosetod to to:-mat cwt white point, 20 rat blot pit *mot. 1111.11 'Mat, at lie. per ewe.. 50 bomb Swedish he, se tie. per buret ; 3 0 bands coal tar, at Or. per barrel. No doom to Wm. Sarno.—The Meares hoed deb foible is of hod nnality, and we hear drabs haying takes place at as be av rs. 2 per lb. COC,II,CALmiII ecatinne• In demand. No pales are reported. EAST RN PMMfCF.. ..... errrene.—retriest the peat fortnight purchase, to the extent o 1 shout PAM Wes hare been mode. end en increased actirity bee be.. ex hfkMl our market for this staple. Priem here sliehdy adranced, end the tb:lowing may now be taken as the co vent mfr. : Brim& end Juothnower, elm to Wm per randy. Pollees, 734 m. to 74re !bleat. flairs. to 85e,. Comets, old, 721 m. to 73rs. Corny.—We beer of sales having bad effrt in Mocha at Tra. 2 elm.s per maund. Oct former quotations remain unchanged. (nut e.—Arthai of the new mot.. rein mmtintir. hut no Wee have taken place, holders midair rupees 1,150 to 1,175 per chest, whiht offers do do not exceed rupees MOO. Woot..—lce Doer of a few purchases baring been made at former Wee. - yamowerowes-10ratrasiftfores, mune from rupee* 10 to 12 per mod, MONVT MA'AM—The distrust prevaillng in connection with the ntrum wimubitions bar continued to limit the diveramt and other tranmetions of the native community ' and, whild money is at present by no meson or-arce, there mn belittle doubt that were the removed, most of what iA tradable would be fully employed in the re` Ruler trade of nor market. Subwriptiony to the 4 per rent loan are linitentrod to have been literal, the latest quota.inets shine about PO lam ar the amount already subreribed. The piper of the 4 per cent lean has romewhat improved in mine, and, as will be men hr our quotations, it to ccedtkrrably hirer In nroMetion than that of the 3 per cent. In other aecurities there it little chanter, with the exception nf a alight decline in nook rharea. Tire per Cent. loan of 1824.0, 1031 r.; Four Mr Cent. ditto, IRMA 4r. • ditto, 1833.6. a; r.: Fire per Cent ditto, IR 11.2, 99fr.; Fe per Ce;th ditto, 16424, slit to 991. Exchange continuer at 2s. 01d. to Os. Old. We have heard of a tmmaction Amine the week at Sla. Oid., but no bill, are to be perrinedi 'et dd. rate now. A government rale of fire taro on Calcutta took Mace yesterday, averaeing ea. 97.13 foe billo at 30 dare richt, and further rater beWt anticipated the rate on that place hasdeclined. The quotatione of the day are as follows England, Pit months' right. ".. Old, to 2s. Old. Calcutta, 60 days' right, re. 97. China, 9. r. 210, nominal. B a vim.—The following are present mina of flank therm. — Bonk of Bombay rs. 39 to 40 per cent premium. Oriental Bank, Old Mores — ilitt , „ dttNw 411136— —3l Anna Bank..„., —34 to 35 VortanerelaL 41 to 3 Pans aia 34-1.420 x. koverentnn, eace.... ..................... .......... Bank of England Mtn, neat n. 11 3 U 0 0 Our express from Paris arrived this morning. The Paris journals and cot,rbismdenee of Thurs day are almost exclusively occupied with comments on the Queen's speech, and on that which M. Gnizot delivered in the Chamber of Peers the preceding day on the Spanish marriages. The negative character of that part of the Queen's speech which relates to the Spanish question has, in some measure, allayed the apprehensions which previously existed on that subject in Paris; and, although the silence and reserve maintained by the English Cabinet on that document was, as we stated in our correspondence of yesterday, unfavourably interpreted in some of the bureaux of the Chamber, still its effect on the Bourse was to sustain or rather slightly to improve the market. _ . The advices from the disturbed districts are not worse than those already given. The military have get.erally repressed the popular violence and restored order, but the sharp distress which produced the breach of public order remains undiminished. Government and the Chambers appear disposed to enter upon an active course of relief. The pro vincial authorities have been directed to devise and promote such public works as may be at once useful in themselves and the means of giving employ ment to the population. Grain of every kind con tinues to rise, and the present price of wheat is such that the 41b. loaf in Paris will attain the price of 10d. for the first fortnight of February. The exportation of potatoes and certain other vegetable subsistence, has been prohibited until 31st July, by royal ordon nance. The change in the cabinet produced by the retire ment of M. Martin du Nord hos transferred M. Da mon from the Ministry of Public Works to that of Justice and Public Worship. M. Vitet will succeed him in the department of Public Works. The schism in the Opposition becomes more deve loped. About forty members who have usually acted under the leadership of M. Thiers, have given their adhesion to MM. Dufaure and Billault. Odillon Barrot, however, continues to co-operate with M. Thiers. . . In the Chamber of Peers on Thursday the debate continued, the chief speakers being M. de Montalem bee, Prince de la 'Moslowa, and Duke d'Hareourt. The funds were firm to-day owing to large pile d:a..es, but they fell again at the close, the Three per Cents. to 77f. 63c. from 78E, the Fire per Cent& to 117 f. from 117 f. 3,7 e. Railway shares were firm. 14., Arrow.. Woo I 073X770, So , . 11. I m 0.„,, I Ope 70••• /41,07.10. I Loo/00 . Clo.i.s. 3 per Cn7o7. 77 113 77 II 71 177 43 77 63 1 117 ID 117 117 33 116 63 117 le no. . 4 Do. . 10 1 .7 . . . Solslas 11,11140 I 1061 . . . De. 0.1631. . . . . 170. 3, I ~ no, TS. ow .. . . Noolel Roma 1;0 00 1 „ . . . . Roman Lao. 100 , . Terooarr. %wok n" I Hoot Slum . 3133 ~ l.actus i r es Lowidos (70 dam, IS IL ' 01. n. li. 4660.16. PARIS, .2.2. 21. ir.r 1 Ft. Avermant, W... 1. 10232014 a. 11100441. L44reet. ' ($01 y. 1217 30 ITN 1112 00 1210 1213 Kg 50 4130 file ass 1173 437 30 I 472 I* 871 10 we 070 MI 30 110 3114 3711 PS re MI . 447 20 520 043 73 313 71 412 30 515 317 30 510 510 i:,;;;;;;. R. .: • ;;;;;;::: : : The Madrid mail of the 14th arrived in Paris at en late an hour on Wednesday afternoon, as to leave no opportunity to transmit its contents. The senate had commenced the discussion on the address. I otters from Catalonia state that the famous Tris tany had appeared in the mountains, whither the I Governor has sent three companies to arrest him. "Notwithstanding," says the Phare de Bayonne. " the vigilance and severity displayed by General Breton, the rebels are each day increasing and becom ing stronger. The Carlists, encouraged by their numbers, cannot always fly before the Queen's troops, and the latter must be anxious to come to blows with an enemy who always keeps them on the alert." The Madrid mails of the 15th was received at a late hour in Paris on Thursday. The Senate continued the discussion on the address. General Narvaez made a few observations in a spirit of opposition, declaring at the same time that he should vote for the address. The Minister of the Interior replied to the attacks of General Narvaez. A meeting of the moderado deputies was to be held in the evening, to deliberate on the candidature for the presidency of the congress. 11 —111•Pe per Grua.. 3111. Ilvp per CePta.. 10,. Pu. Own. s —E.es.as" ow ILAndore. sett COMMERCIAL e r MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. The Bank of England averages for the week ending the IGth instant, show the following differences, as compared with the returns of the week preceding : —The issue was in decades by 326,7851. ; the average amount being reduced to 27,22.5,336/. The active circulation was in decrease by 157,4751. ; the notes out among the public being reduced to 20,679,370/. ; whilst the unemployed reserve of notes in the banking department had diminished to 6.715,2651., or say 169,2901. less than the week before. Public deposits were 5,034,1891., or less by 828,4421. The privateer other de. posits were 10.339,7261., or more by 454,9591. " Other " securities were 14,450,7111., or less by 14,3371.; government securities in the banking department being the same no before. Coin and bullion stood, on average, at 13,948,6811., or 359,3411. less than the week before. The "rest " had in creased by 31,435/. It will be observed that the bullion had decreased in a much less proportion than was generally anticipated. An impression prevailed in moat quarters, from the exaggerated statements implied or expressed in a certain morning print, that the falling off would he little, irony, short of a million. Of the metallic values taken away, about 125,0001. were in sovereigns for the United Sta•ee, mainly by the Sarah Sands, and probably about 150,0001. in silver for France ; t tif rtsis N0.125.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. 23,1847. [3d. the balance to other parts of the Continent. A quantity, besides, was transferred from the issue into the banking department. The decrease of public deposits will ex plain itself sufficiently by the payment of the dividend. then in progress, and to the same account will ha mostly at tributable the increase or privet • deposits, which would re present dividends paid in, for which parties had an emplo - went, and partially also deposits on trust and railway account. The returns present no other feature beyond what is misted. Two o'Clock.—The downward movement of the funds has continued this morning. The conviction gains that govern ment must have recourse to a loan for Ireland in some shape or other, end not only would such an operation naturally tend to depress the value of public securities by increa - ing the quantity at market, but it induces capitalists who may propo.e to offer for, or take part in, such a loan operation, to use their endeavours in depressing the market, so alto be enabled to drive a harder bargain with the government, and obtain the new stock to be created on lower terms. Consols opened at 901 to 1 for money, and 901 to 1 for account ; and they were subsequently 901, buyer.; for time; but they have since given way again, and are now 901 to I for money, and 901 to 1 for time, Exchequer Bills bad descended to par to 51. prem., but are now 3s. to Gt. prem. Some few transactions are reported in foreign securities, hut at prices mostly in decline. Portuguese are quoted 31 to 3. Spanish Fives, 23 to 1 ; the Threes, 331 to 1 ; De ferred, 161 to 1 ; Pasaive, 11 to 4. Mexican, 211 to 1. Dutch Two-awl-a-half per Cents. arc 601 to 7 ; the Fours, 901 to 1; Peruvian, 37 to 9. !MUM FUNDA. lank Stark. 2431 44 3 per Cl.Comels Pie Aect., ICI 3 per M. ilea I neer Cests. ere 6 3 per Gest. Cosmic, sty i Exchequer Bills, 3s. Oh II psi Ct. Atte4B Ansa. II 1 !I per Ct. hetri•• Barb, IS II ; ;;; " Ont. Oreeada TWOS, II ?r_ ii _ . . 6. 2 e ldr. _ a _.. , LI ~ 'Tills Ketr,64 4 --"-. - Pertutseer C66•.116p, 31 33 6 per Q. /iveoes Arne 21031 .41 3 6 per Cl.ltoula• Ha .116 13 Dino 171.11.71 1616.13 5 Ditto Pp•ntsh 110. 231 Dion evident,. nor. W.,— 3 reel. Rewash M.. 351 11 Colombia., Speeded DJ,. 31 I . Speal69 Deferred Dd.. 161 1 3 per Cl. Daniell 84., 1 1 7 9 66•66de Pamir/ 1W..11 1 21 per et Hatch ha., Stl 7 2 per (7. Vreervela 114.., 3. 41 4 per Ct. Di I nch Cend , 911 1 Venerwets Deterred 110., lot 111 I 'RAILWAYS.—We have had a worse market to day ic most scrips and shams, with a eonsiderahl, fall in prices. They lave rallied slightly since, but are still without firmness. ... ..... —.. SALES EFFECTED UP IT/ TWO THIS DAT IN LONDON. (Yesterday's prPsra will be found In lad paste.) Amb., Not., Bost, &n., 24 2 Man., Bun., & Matlock, 1 4 p Birm. and Gloucreter. 127 Manehes. & Southampton, IS Do. New trued at 74 d), 311 Midland, 111 118 Bin and Oxford in., 131 A Do. New, 33 41 Bir., WoL, & Dudley, 44 1 p Do. New, 3 4 Bir., Wol., and Stour Val., 7 1 Midland (131 r. & Derby). 931 Boston, Siam., and Sim., 4 p Neweaa and Berwick, 321 II Bristol and Exeter, New, Ilf Newmarket & Chesterford, 43 Buekingbarnahire, par 1 1 Norfolk, Halves. 121 4 Caledonian, 241 51 North 5A1241,331 Do. Valuer, 13 Do. Halve., 14 Cornwall orth , If I Do. Qrs., 3 i Direct Nern Scrip, 21 1 Do. Eatendori, 13 F. Counties,2ol 11 D°..Thini StaNaV Do. New, 1141 4 North ire. 71 1 Do. Per. 3 per Ct., No. I, 1p North Western, 21 1 Do. do. No. 2. 1 1 p Royston & Hitch/rt. 14 Do. York Extension, 4/ 1 floottinti Central, 211 Ease Lantashire. New, 7 1 Seottieh Midland, 1611 Do. New Scrip, 94 Shrews. & Rim., Chas A, 3 Fad Lineninsbirr, 51 3 PO. do. MP. B, I Ellin. & Glamor, 72 Shmpshire Union, 11 1 d Do quarters, 174 4 S. Deem, 341 Gt. North. (Lou. & Ylc. Reg.), 741 S. litaffoire in. (Reg,), 1 p Do. Dm (Direct N. Rev), 31 R. R. &Dwer, 36 4 Gt. S. & W. (Ireland), 27 6 Do. New (teat 331.66.1 t) No. 2, Gt. Western. 124 1 131 4 Do. Quartera 191 Do. New (do. 134.), No. 4, 31 4 Do. New. 019 South Wales, 7 Ipswich & Bury St. Edm., 111 12 s. York.. Don.. and Goole. I/ 1 Do. do. and Norwich, 4 Tow Vale Extension, 31 Leeds & Bradford. 814 f Wed Riding I;ninn, 14 i 9 Leicester and Bedford, 1 1 Wind., Staines, &S. West., 4 p Leeds & Thin*, 141 York & Newcastle, 331 Do. Pref., 6 per cent., 41 Do. Prof., 64 1 Lie., Man., & New. .To., 2 11 York & N. Midland, Illes., 43 Loudon and Blackwell, 7/ 4 Do. Pref., 111 12 Lon„Brighton. &S.Coart, 241 4 Do. E. & W. R. Ext., 161 1 Do. Cone. Fifths, 531 Boulogne and Amiens, 131 14 Do. Coos. fastlo, 101 Dutch Rhenish, 31 4 London and Greenwich. 91 1 East Indian, 1 London t N. W., 191 901 Gt. South. of Madras, 1 1 Do. Quarters, 221 1 Luxembourg, 1/ 21 Do. do New, 13/ 13 Madrid and Valentia Lora and 8. Western, GO/ Namur and Liege. 3 21 110. Sevin. Si 5 I N. of France, 101 111 Lon. and York Scrip, 31 1 Orlean s and Bordeaux, 61 7 Do. Extension Scrip, 21 I Paris and Leona, 4 11 Lynn and Ely, 20 1 I Rouen and /farm, 254 Men. and Leeds 1051 Sambre and Meuse. ti 1 Do. Fifths, 9) Tours and Santee, 31 Do. Extension, 1 1 0 Birkbd., TAO.. & & Oxford Junc o 9 1 1 PAM Lannothire, 211 P Do. do. New Snip., 1 3.16 p Exeter & Exmouth, 4 d Gt. Nor. (Dir. North. BM), +d Wad. IX MAO. R. & C., 311 p Do. do. Think,. 1 P Kendal& Vrintlortrowe, 11 d Leeds sad Thirsk, 21 d Mooch. & Lord., kIRE, 51 p ALES, JAN. 22. Mon., Shelf.. & Lin., St 92 North British Extein4on. 136.9 d. p N. Staffordshire, 2 12-16 p Northern Counties U., 11 d Melo= Alliance, p Shropshire Union, I d South Eastern & Dover, 37 Do. do. Nn. 4, 3.16 p W. R,.lin6 Union, 14 4 p York & Newcastle, Pref., 41 p BIRMINC,fIAM Amt.., Not., ft Bost,' 60. Dd. d Bir. and Oxford 9 p Bir h St. Val., 21 p Boston. Stomf., & B. rot. 11 p N. Slaffordshire, 21 21.185.9 d. p BAT.E.9, JAN. 22. Shrew's. & Bir. (A), 1 18s. 9d. p Shrews. & Bir. (B), 4 P Shrop. Union Registered, d S. Star. Ben. Nate J.), Ild. f p W. Aiding Union, 1 I d LES, Jon. 22. Mon., 800., & ma.. 1 N. Western, Bs. dd. p ..En. JAY. 22. Midland, Prekrenee, 4 p Y. British Thirds. 495. 4114. 6d. p Dn. Quarters, 404. p Carli-le P. 1., 15e. 6d. 134, p Sheffield. Bother., &e., Se.p W. Riding Union. 17'4.3416%6d. Mahon & Driff. Jun., 13e. p .1:11. Jas. 22. York & Newe.,New, 12 11/.1144.9d. Do. Prof., 6/.184.9d. 6/.18,8d. York & N. Mid. (I). & W. Riding F.stension, HULL MI N. British Fs., Strip, lia. 1.12.144. Do. Thirds, 70s. LEEDS & New Feet Lanewhice, 21 p Do. &nip, 26n. p Dewabure Eaten. (pink), 24a, p Ledo & itank, 2 d Do. Fed., 24c. p Ueda, Wake.,BcMtd.,lls. d Matlock and Buxton, 10s. p YORK SAL Ansb., Not. & Roston, 2 Gt. North. (lon. & York Reg.). 2 Slon..Rux..Mat.,SzMid 21.135.dd. North Rriosh Thirds, 31.10n6g. Do. Extension, _ _ _ 1414.2 h. Reid. & FL C.: - Detract & County Down, 2. dd. Cork cod Waterford, st. 741d.Gt. Western Itzten., re. rid. We., Coo., & Dablla In., 12a. 11.E8, J. 21. Wat., Wes.. Wkli. &Dub., 9s. 6d. _9a 3d. _ BaiTicrarad Bantry, New Rom , Car , &KII.Jn., Waterford & Kilkenny Ex, 2. - EDINBURGH Caledonian New. 47c 44a. Direct Northern Pulp, 53.. 53a. Dundee and Perth, New, 14 East of Fife, 48it. Peat Lothian Central, 44a. 435. Edin.LeitlckGran.Qral7s. Ids. Ellin. and Northern, 14 Do. New, 81.. Gd. 81s. Do. Newport, Do. New, 52a. 52a. &I Mtn. k Perth, Old, 31 .. 6d, Rdln. & Perth, New, 475. SOs. Oka., ESL, and Ard., - - ALFA J. 21. Gt.Nor.(latethr.Nor.).76e.6d.76s. North British Qrs., 635. 110. do. New. Scrip, 275. 6d.275. Do. Thirds, 695. 70s. Scottish Central. 22 12 Scottish Grand In., 21a. SaeMkt Midland, 14 Stirling and Inuikern., 67a. 6d. Stratbeare Junction, 738. Direct Barn. lc Madras. 3a. dd. IF-art Indian Railway. 6‘. bladran, Nellorc, Moat, 26. Cal GLASGOW ILEA, 3 2 ” r .. 21. Ayr k Gallaway, 41i. - Caledonian, Neer, 48,. 411 a. rd. Cidedonian and Dum., 45...45A Direct Northern, Scrip. 555. Dundee le Arbroath, 42 Ken of Fife, 4Mla. East Lothian Central. ISA and Ayr, 35 Do. flabea,No. 2, or. 11.. 9i Dum., &Car., BJ 6/. is. Giro., KU.. aMArdme.. 61 6/. es. Gibs., Airdrie, fa Moak Ja., 51 1111. and Ayr Direct 32a. Man. & goutharapton. 32..515. 6d. Santana Pentad, 22 221 York & Newcastle, Pref., 7 and Gbagow, Halves, 20 F.elin. and Perth. 55a. Glasgow Gen. Terminal% Ilk CORN.—BANBURT. JAN. 21.—Wheat, 9s. to 9s. Bd. par bush. Barley, 52.. to 600 per qr. Oat., 265. to Ms. Beans, ss. to 6s. 9d. per bushel. Flour, 56.. to 645. per sack. Bread, 98d. per 41b. loaf. BURT Sr. EIMCNIVA, JAN. 20.-We had a dull trade for Wheat to-day, but little alteration in prices. Barley, 2s. to 3s. per qr. lower. Beane, Peas, and Oats, 3s. to 4a. per qr. dearer. Wheat, red. 70s. to 761.; white, 765. to 801. Bar ley, 46e. to 50‘ ; malting. 54.. to 595. Grey Peas, 575. to 61s. Beans, 565. to 60s. Oats, 30s. to 345. ; fine, 345. to 40s. DERBY, JAM. 22.-We have a small market to-day, partly owing to the weather ; though the proposal of government, afficting the corn trade, may be considered se mainly operat ing to keep parties away, none but needy buyers attending. Wheat sold at a reduction of Is. to, in a few instances 21 per quarter. Barley fully 2s. lower ; whilst Beans met a ready sale at fully former rates. For fine samples of Oat*, suitable for wed. 2s. to 4s. more money was made. Wheat, per 36 stone•, 765. to 784. Barley, malting, 555. to 56.. Old Oats, per 24 !donee, 36e. to Us. Beans, old, per 38 atones, 565. to 58a. Fine Flour, per 20 stones, 589. ; super., 60s. Emma'', JAM. 22.—We had a full attendance of buyers and 'ellen at our market to-day, but, in consequence of higher prices toeing demanded in the commencement, there woo not so much dono as last week. Prices mar be con sidered for Wheat the same as former weeks. Barley 2a. lower. Oats advanced fully 3s. to to. per qr., and in some instances more. Jiv.22.—The arrival. of Unwed this week eonPist of ahout 2,310qm. from Kerteb, and 860 qrs. from Blernel ; together 3,190 qrs. The msrket hap been more animated, the crushers having been free buyers. Holders being firm, an advance of le. per qr. is established. We quote Black Sea, 51•. to 520. ; Petereburgh, fine, SO L, down to 42a. for inferior; Ries, 475. to 425. 6d.; Archangel, 455.; Me mel, fine, 48e. down to ; Konigsberg, 455. down to 32.. per quarter. according to quality.—Linseed Cakes have been in great request, and are 6e. per ton higher. Hull-made, beet quality. 111., down to 101. per ton for inferior and old warehoused Cakes; foreign are very scarce, fine quality, 101. 6P. ; middling, 9!. to 9!. 10e. per too. Rape Cakes are very scarce, and worth U. as. to fit. per ton. Imports during this week : Linseed, 3,190 qrs.; Barley, 776; 0.,:t5,92; Peas, 635. KIDDERMINSTER, JAN. 21.—Our market to-day woe wry thinly attended, owing to the state of the weather, hut the ' few sales made were in favour of the buyer, pa rticularly Barley, which was down 4d. to 6d. per bushel; the farmers still keep the price of the Wheat up to last week's rates, but the business doing was so trifling that no alteration can he noted. Beans and Oats were both higher, the former 2s. per qr., and the latter 3s. to 4s. per quarter. LINCOLN, JAN, 22.—There has been a large mwket again to-day, with much Wheat offering ; but there being a strong disposition on the part of the millers and merchants not to buy at the present advanced prices a reduction of Is. to 2s. had to be submitted to to effect sales. Barley was fully 2s. to 3s. lower. Oats inquired for at a slight advance, beans dull role. Trade, getnrally, far from brisk. Wheat, red, 725. to 78s. white, 775. to 80s. Barley, malting, 50.. to 535. ; grinding, 4 0,. to 484. Oats, 30s. to 375. Beans, 545. to 591. LIVERPOOL, SAN. 22.—We continue abundantly supplied with United Stang Flour, and have came further fresh ar rivals thence of Inc:lan Corn and Wheat, but with contrary winds, accompanied with the heaviest fall of snow remem bered in this part of the country for some years, we have few other foreign imports to note, and, as usual of late, scarcely anything in from Ireland or CO•StNiAC. We have had but a moderate business transacted in Wheat at this morning's market, and cannot vary the quotations stated in our last. Free Flour also moved off slowly without altera tion in value, and with lea inquiry for bonded parcels ; prices were hardly so nod a. yesterday. In Barley and Malt little passing, each article evidencing a tendency to decline, on account of the intention to permit the use of anger for distillation. Indian Corn and Egypain Beans rather exceed our late currency; of the tonna some large sales were made, and the msiket is again pretty nearly bare. Oats advanced Id. per bushel, and Oatmeal 6d. to Is. per sack ; both in very short supply. As a whole, we have had quite a limited amount of transactions to-day, little done upon speculation, and scarcely anything reported in floating cargoes of any description. Arrivals and exports from the 19th to the 21st January, inclusive, into Liverpool and Run corn ,—W prat, 3,062 qrs. ; Barley, 706 ; Malt, 57 ; Oats, 195 ; Rye, 62 ; Beans, 1,420; Peas. 730 ; Indian Corn, 6,538 ; Oatmeal, 332; Flour, 64 sack.; 26,242 barrels. Mimic, JAN. 21.—We had an abundant supply at this day's market: from the extra quantity offered for sale, nei ther Wheat nor Barl!yl7alised last week's p rices. Beaus . lift; frolic rem, 9r, sa. to tle."l.r. pa - CiZo. — YgrerliZ" to 56a. 6d. Oats, 275. to 365. per quarter. Beans, s*. £6l. to 7s. per bushel. SOUTHAMPTON, JAN. 22.—Our market to-day was rather dearer than last week, with, however, less doinu ; but holders were very firm, and, in the sales effected, a slight advance was in mast instances obtained. UXBRIDGE, JAN. Z.—Wheat, 17/. to 221. Si. per load of .5 qr. Beans, 14s. to 545. per qr. Pcu, 52a. to 60s. Bar ley, 51*. to 628. Oats, 325. to 12s. Rse, 508. Tares, 6s. 6d. per bushel. Flour, per sack, white, 68s. ; household. 635. ; seconds, 58s. The Wheat market WAS well supplied, and, being sere rough in condition, made no more money than on last Thursday. WAKEFIELD, JAN. 22.-We have good supplies of grain this week, with the exception of Barley, of which the arrival is moderate. The Irish merchants still continue to buy freely in several markets, which fully confirms the statements of the government, of the awful position of that country. The pretty certain relax ation of duties upon foreign imports, has no effect upon prices here. There is a steady demand for Wheat at last week's prices, and holders are extremely firm. Barley is 2, per qr. lower, the previous high rates having checked the sale. Outs are Id. per stone, and Shaing, Is. per load dearer. Beans, Is. per quarter higher. Little doing in other *niche. The following are the current prices :- Wheat, per qr., 60 lb. to the bushel, Suffolk, Ewe:, and Kent, red, new, 725. to 78s. ; extra, 78e.; white, 72a. to 745.; extra, 83s. ; Norfolk and Hunts., 695. to 73e. ; extra, 76e. ; white, 725. to 765. . • extra, 795. ; Lincolnshire and Cambridge shire, red, 684. to 725. • extra, 75e. ; white, 70.. to 745. ; extra, 77e.; Yorkshire, red, aBs. to 70s. ; extra, 73e. •, white, 70e. to 72a. ; extra, 755.; Danttic and Konigsburg, white, 725. to 76e. ; extra, 81s. ; Lower Baltic and Ilamburg, red, 665. to 70s. ; extra, 734 ; Mediterranean. red, 64e. to 68*. ; extra, 71s, ; old, red, 62a. to 725. ; extra, 75'. Barley, per imp. qr., N or f o lk and Su ff olk, 49a. to 6i3s. ; extra, 565. ; Lincolnshire and York shire, 475. t 0.515.; extra, 535. ;..oteh, 47e. to 495.; extra, file.; grinding, 435. to 475.; Foreign, 445. to 47e.; extra, des. Beans, per qr., 631 b. to the bushel, small, tine, 62a. to 545. extra, 56a. ; ticks, 50s. to 535. , extra, 55e. Oats, per stone, mealing, 17d. to 18d. ; extra, 19d. ; feeding, 17d. to 18d. ; extra, 19d. ; foreign, 175. to 18d. ; extra , 185. Shelling, per load of 2611 b., 455. to 475. ; extra, 50 Malt, per load of 6 bushels, 52e. to 5 6 5. • extra , Peas, per qr. imperial, blue and white boilers, ' soe. to 545. ; extra, 60s. ; grey and feed, 40s. to 464. • extra. 50s. Rapeseed, per last imperial, E ng lish, 281. to 251. ; foreign, 261. to 281. Linseed, per im perial qr., 401. to 4.51. Imperial during the week : Wheat, 17,084 qrs. • Bitley, 2,683 ; Osta, 2,672 ; Beans, 3,441; Peas, 410; Linseed, 18; Shelling, 568 loads. YARMOUTH, JAN. 20.- 10-day Wheats were in fair sup ply ; the best qualities made rather more money, but secon dary qualities were :dew isle at 70s. to 74e. per qr.; fine, 765. to 78. ; white, 82s. Owing to the Queen's speech there was little or nothing doing in Barley, and in the few sales made a reduction of 2s. had to be submitted to : Fine, 55e. to 584. ; second, 53e. to rein. ; distilling, Ws. to 525. Oats, 345. to 38s. Beans, 48s. to 50s. per qr. Linemen, JAN. 20.-Very smell supplies of Wheat con. tinue to he received here-about 500 barrels at market to day, with a variation in price, say 2s. 2d. to 2e. 445 per stone. Oats continue to come in to a moderate amount, and 205. per stone for good samples paid-any description, however light, fetching 18d. A sale or two of 391 be., f. o. b., have been made at 235. Stocks in merchant.' or millers' hands exceedingly light. Several cargoes of Indian Cora have come to hand, but they have had no depressing influence in prices either of the Corn or Meal; a cargo of the former has been sold, ex ship, at 17/. se. per ton, and 17/. 104. made since for I a small quantity. Indian Meal selling at 191., Oatmeal at 251., and Wheaten Meal at 204 per ton. The large consump tion of everything fully maintained. WATERFORD, JAN. 20.-Notwithstanding the arrival of four or five cargoes of Indian Corn, to well as of some quantity of Wheat from London, since Saturday last, the advance in all kinds of grain continues unabated. Both Wheat and Indian Corn must be quoted dearer by 2.. per barrel; and Flour by to, per sack. The value of Barley and Oats is at present quite nominal in our market, there being none for sale. PRODUCE.—MINCING-] The Sugar market has not beer for of the Exchequer's speech, has been great excitement alteration of the duties iu/ of 6d. to Bd. has been paid general quotations cannot be PRICES C 1 Seoso, per cwt. Dory PAID. W. Inilia,D.P.brrn.s.47 00..231 Od Yellow &Grey 3l 0...53 0 Rae 31 0...31 0 -LANE, Half-past Tv-n.— m influenced by the Chancel. of last night. Rom : There day, arising from the proposed ;land and Ireland; an advance 'he market very unsteady, and Saarllion brown 59 0.. 17 I Yellow 49 0...32 Fine 33 0...57 BendelB/114ns, b 3B 0...48 Yellow 4B 0...51 White 52 0...36 38 0..47 Ye Grey sad white 52 0...60 Relined, Handire , 70 0...74 Lamps 66 6..49 Owns, la Bond. West istdis. SS 0... 40 0 Good. 45 0 . 60 0 Mae 70 0...125 0 Ceylon, rod all nary . 40 0... 42 0 Fine Wire"— 43 0... 0 0 Pine 3O 0... 96 0 Moelte, rood toilne 56 0... 85 v Costs BGa, ardl ' dory to nee 36 0... 56 0 St= sod Pe 24 0 26 0 Tay sl per lb. Owarssotammon 0 9... 09i Beat, at per cwt. Bawl white 25 0... 26 0 21 0... 23 0 5a5w....—.... 2O 0.. 21 0 Patna 27 0.. 24 0 0... 0 0 Smarm lb at par piL L ws ievard Islaud Peat 0 0 ... • • Demme*. 26 to 36 per cent. .. . . 0 ... 0 Jantge to 36 per rest. O.P. 0 ... 0 Favourite marks 0 ... 0 Brody, Ist brands 0 .. . 0 British spirits, d.p. 0 .. 0 Scotch 0 0 Trull FLAX, per ton. R39 9 .P.T.R. £44 0...53 0 St. Petersburg, 9 bead 4O 9...0 0 Dutch sad Flemish 33 0...03 0 Ftitalead More, at per ton. 81Petetsbune,elean.C37 10...30 0 outabot ..... 34 10 33 0 clean :URRENT. Pig', No. I. Mope ll 5...11 10 Cargo at Cardldbar 0 15.. 9 0 141reclish_ ll 10 . 0 0 Riga, Rhine 33 0...39 0 mg*. 35 0... 0 0 pear Manilla La& it per ton. 15 10... 0 =ter' 19 5... Bero 22 0 .. . 0 Pabst shot 2l 0...0 red or minium Speller 9O 0...20 1 Ono, per 239 Imp. oal.. d.p. Fish, Beal, tole 37 0... 0 draw 34 0...35 brown & yellow 29 0.. 32 I 10 B 09 o lrad m llattar 92 0...94 , Cod 27 0...97 1 Bout/ Sea 23 10...30 1 Olive,OallipoCp.ton 49 0... 0 Cocoa Nut 49 0..A4 Seed, Rape, pale, For tau 3B 10 .. 0 ' Unwed ....... PROVISION% per cwt. Butter—Cork, let_ 94 0...95 2nd 0 0 0 0 0.. Dobbs, 3rd 0 0... 0 0 Limerick, do B2 0...92 Carlow, tat - fel 0...100 Newry, Ist 0 0... 0 Waterford BB 23 Beef, India, per terse Prime Me& 0 0... 0 Pork, prime nom 77 1..80 Dasen.Port, Lurk 173 0.. " • Do, Belief &soak Waterford, s pir t awt. BO 0...42 0 37 0...30 Lard,Belhat,prfrk s4 0...00 • Waterford, d 0... DR& Bidder Corrigan Riau, 01 and Cow, at per lb. A. and M. Video, 40. AO d 13,1 .0 4 6.0 ali 0 4 . 0 1,..0 8 Drydatted 0 48 0 Ro, L i mo & dry Valp. dry Wert India, dry . Salted 0 3 0 44 East India 0 0 144 kips, B. Arai, dry 0 7 ..0 8 It, dry 0 38 . 0 9 & Arricr.Eloree, per hide 8 0...18 0 1! . .04 . 1ed1a Bunn.... 17 0.,20 0 Russia, ditto 6 6...10 6 Drs W00d.% at pea ton. Lo=linalea C 4 5... 4 10 ...... 3 . 3... .3 !3 etajnosirya !o::. z 10 Bombay l4 O. IS 01 rustic, Joiniiies 3 10... 6 Juts Tot, at per cwt. NAM 14 0...1S Banta 101 6 0 0 Baia. &salts Cam. in binds 96 0. 0 0 sapan lamy at per ton. Red Bandana-- 3 0... 8 1 Bars C9 13 .CIO 0 Brazil 30 0...90 HVLL, JAN. 22.—Brown Rape Oil : Bides of fine foreign were made in the beginning of the week at 365. per cwt. ; but now an advance of la to ls. 6d. per cwt. is required. Linseed Oil has attracted more attention than during the hit few weeks. Sales were effected at 25e. per cwt. early in the week; but now 25a. 3d. to 25e. 6d. is generally asked. Fish Oils: Northern Whale moves off at 301. 10e. per tun naked, of which very little remains. In Tallow, the sales are of a retail character to the trade at 515. 6d. to 525. per cwt. LIVERPOOL, JAN. 22.—Sugar: There has been an ani• mated and extensive demand for all descriptions, at an advance of Is. 6d. to 2s. on brown and middling, and 6d. to le. on good and fine, and the sales amount to 650 hhds. B. P., 16,000 bags Bengal, 3,000 bags Madras, and 4,000 bars Mauritius. Foreign: The demand has been very active throughout the week, and prices must be quoted from Is. to Is. 6d., and in some instances 2s. higher. The sales amount to 700 cases, 1,400 barrels and bags Brazil, 150 boxes Havana!, and 8.000 begs China, of the late import, at 52e. 6d. to 51s. Gd. for low to middling white.-Molassee Prices have advanced eonsiderably, and 1.000 puns. Bar• Woes have brought 30•. to 31s. ; 300 puns. Demerara have been sold,to arrive, st2Be., and East India Treacle, at 254.6 d. to 275. per cwt.-Coffee: The demand continues geed, and prices of all kinds are well supported. The sales of B. P. are 180 casks Jam 'ice, and 300 bags ordinary native Ceylon, the latter at 40e. per cwt.. and of foreign, GO tee*. 100 bib. 250 begs Rio, at 475. to 58e. for low to very coloury middling, 800 bag* Crate 'Vett, at 37e. to 405., 30 bales Mocha, at 555., and 200 bags La Guam, at our quotations. Rice: 3,400 bags sold at a further advance of ls. on Bengal, and 700 tees. Carolina at 295. to 33e. ; 8,000 bags Bengal, to ►rrived, have elms been taken, chiefly at 20s. for broken, and 225. to 235. for good white.-Tee: The market is steady, and a fair hu.iness has been done in Commas; 4,•X10 chests of the new crop have found buyers at full prices. Green Tea, of common to good quality continues much nest:itted, and quotation% are rather nominal.-Guano : There has been ■ speculative demand for this article, and very large sales made in all deecriptions, partieulsrly in Sdldauha Bay, of which nearly 4,000 tuns sold, at 31. 15e. to 41.55. ; and Ichaboc, at 71. to 81. ; and Peruvian at 91. per ton ; higher prices are now demanded for all the lower sorte.--Seedi: Sides of new French red Cloverseed (the flat of the orison) have been made to a moderate extent at 47.. Gd. to 49e., duty paid, for good quality ; holders generally require rather more money. Of Linseed, 2,200 pockets mad 300 bags Bengal sold at 51e. to 54a.; 250 quarters of Riga at 50e.; and 2,300 hags Rapeseed at 42e. to 43e. per quarter. About 20 tuns of Seal Oil have been sold at 391. 10s. to 401. for pale, and small lots of Cod at former rates. Seed Oils, or Oil of Turpentine, remain without alteration. Palm Oil : No change has taken place in this article during the week, and the sales aro to the extent of about 150 tons, at 391. per ton. Hemp: The only wales made during the week are those of a little American, at 281., and 370 hales Jute, at 191. to 211. per ton. Tallow le a little firmer durin; the last few days, and about 160 casks are reported, at 525. for Peters burg Y. C., and •SOn. to 523. per cert. for North American. The demand for American Lard has improved still further since our last, and atpuhlic auction shout 3,000 kegs and 50 harrels wore sold, at ale. 3d. to 84%. 3d. per cwt., which is a consider ble advance on the prices of last week. ANTWERP, J. 21 —Coffee Prices continue very firm. St. Domingo is Is. higher, and the aides consist of 1,000 bales Cherihon, at 24f.. to 26a. ; and 4,000 bags Brazil, at 22a. to 23s.—Sugar is in good demand. In pohlic suction appeared, on 14th inst., 2,400 bones damaged yellowy Havannah, which sold at 3161. to 60i, per 60 kilo', We hare also to mention Assiashaei•Aosit Havermah, at 16111. to 17g.-Cotton: There in very little on the market, and we have not heard of any transactions worth mentioning. Prier:* are very firm.-Rice is still in favour, at firm prices. 2,600 hags Pleilmonte‘e, sold at 11111. to 1211. ; stet 50 casks Caro lina, at 15fl. to 154f1.-Pimento The market being quite hare, fresh supplies would (itch good prices.-Tobacco is still neglected.-Hides are in limited demand. About 1,500 dry River Platers sold at former rates, ut 31s. to 395. HAMBURG, JAN. 1.5.-Coffee: The market is very firm, and the rules of the week amount to 10,500 bags Brazil, at 21s. to 41s. ; 7,000 bags St. Domingo, at 31s. to 310. ; and 700 baps Batavia at 31s. to 45.-Sugar : We have to report the sales of 309 chests white Bahia at 510. to 61s. ; '250 chests brown l'ernambueo, at 41s. to 5 1-16 e. ; and 690 boxes brown and yellow Havannah, at Ns. to 615.-Cotton continues very firm. About 350 bales American were taken at 61.. to 710.-Pimento: 600 bags sold at 41s. to 41s. In other Spices nothing has been done. We quote : I'epper, 21s. to 3s. CAlAtit Lignea, 6s. to 611. Ceylon Cinnamon, 2m. Rs. to 3m. Ba. Cacao, 4s. to 415.-Indigo is without de mand, and prices nominal. East India, 21m. to 41m. Carmelo, 2m. 31m. Cochineal, silver : 3;m. to sm. ; black, 41m. to 61m. TALLOW.—Market steady, at the following prices:—Petcreborst Y. C. on the spot, Sle. 9il. to 525.; February to Merch delivering, 51s. 9J. to 525. ; October to December delivering, 455. 911. HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET, Two o' Clock. Missrs. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that the market continues firm at yesterday's quotations: sties Toot Nonto,p.c wt. L. 6 to GI 10 linollng p. cwt. N. 3to 11. 4 Wool.' of Keno „ 4 oto 5 n 'flouting :Owes- „ 3 oto 4 0 Sows „ 11 15 to 410 1141 Hop " 2 oto 4 0 Parvlto,ns 801:711 AM PT.N, JAN. 22.—The trade is brisker, one spe culator holding 90 pockets of Farnhams, refused 71. per ewt this week ; tome are demanding 71. 7s. ; fur country ditto, 61.; best Hen's, 61. 10..; mid. Kent., 51. to 5/. 104.; Wor eestera, 5/. to 51. Si..; Sussex up to 5/. 15s. Old Hops, 31. to 41. ; by retail, 20d. to 22d. per 111. HAY.—Hetwrs. Cooper and Darts, Hay and Straw salesmen, Smithfield, report that the market continues firm. Ulterior eadow t'•r • to Ha. I Clover ditto 413 a. to 72. Straw Rowed 4k. to Cit. SKINS.—SOUTHANIPTON, JAN. 22.—The market was fully supplied ; the best sold at top prices. Downs at 4s. to 4e. 91. each ; Lung Wools, 4.. 6d. to ss. each. Oc Hider, 21d. to 3d. per lb. Calf Skins, 41d. to 41d. ea c h. Horse Hides, 7.. to l'is. each. CATTLE.—BURY ST. EDMUND'S, JAN. 20.—We had a short supply of fat store Benito., but a better show of fat Sheep ; the trade was dull at late prices. Lean Pigs cheaper. Beef, 7s. to Bs. ; blutton,Bs. Gd. to 9s. 6d.; Pork, 6s. Gd. to fis. 9d. LYNN, J. 19 —Our market made but a poor show of store Cattle, and the amount of business was very small. Fat Beata nane, Short-horns but very few, and trade dull. In Sheep, rather more in number than last week. Fat Sheep sold from S.. to S. ful. per atone. Of good store Ptgo • good supply for the season, but business by no means lively. Fat supply sold from 6a. Gd. to Gs. 9d. per stone. 'kilts, 109; Sheep, 026; Pigs, 410. YORK FORTNIGHT FAIR,JAN. 21.—We hada good supply of fat &esti, which sold from 6s. to 6s. 9d. per stone. The market was well a•tenilffl with buyers. A good supply of fat Sheep, with rather a heavy market, sold at from bd. to 61d. per lb. A short supply of lean Beasts. COVENT GARDEN. This Morning.—Fruit and Vegetables continue to be sufficient for th- demand. Trade is very dull. Pine Apples are plentiful, but dear and so are Hothouse Grapes. Pears are scarce ; Rood samples of Glout Moreeau and Ne plus Aleuris fetch from its. to 6s. per doyen. Apples are not plentiful. Oranges, although abundant, continue to fetch high prices. Nuts are sufficient for the demand. Walnuts are very scarce ; and there is but little demand for Filberts. Lemons are more plentiful. Of Vegetables, Winter Greens are good and sufficient for the demand. Carrots and Turnips have varied but little in price, French Beans are scarce. The Celery is excellent. Potatoes fetch very high prices. Lettuces and Endive are scarce, but other Salading is plentiful. Horseradish continues to be im ported. Mushrooms have undergone no alteration in price. Cut Flowers uhieflv consist of Heaths, Jasmines, Camellias, Pelargoniums, Gardenias, Cacti, Neapolitan Violets, Luculia gratimima, Bignonia venusta, Roman Narcissus, Hyacinths, Lilacs, Euphorbiu jacquinitlora, Acacias, Azaleas, and Rms. YILUITS. Pine Apple, per lb, I. to Ss Lewes, per lag, Y to 146 Drapes, broil...ls, per lb. Ss to es Aboools, per peek, Gs rotor.). per tb. 1. ro So Sweet Allsortb, per Its, Is to 1. Appian, Dess, per boat. Ito to than Pliberts.F.abllsb.pelleibs.lolOtol2o. NSW-, ,is to 106 trots, Cob, per 1001bs loft to 120 s hr—,eve. loan to 120 Mmloaa , Us per bUsitee. If a . Orsafm, per dot. Is to 22 per TO, fto If 6erille, per lon, Ifs to If per dot., I. SI So f Lemons, per On, I. to 2s Yruil, 11, ;Ise Upsets!, Ws Walnuts, per bushel. 14. to 24. Usesnuts, lb to LM Cabbeges. red, per dor, 311 to slaroys, per doe. &I to Is 1 , 4 Grove., per beaches, he 1.65 Proton. per houdle. Is to 6. Attirboltes. Tee,p hr-sr, le to Is GI Preach Rearm.", 100,31 to 4. Sorrel, per If Were, Is to lead Pew... per Inn, lieu to 2los Bert. 7.446120 hush 4. 41 4•111 , Kidney, p tow, 4. to Nee 'holly. per Oro booth., 1.4 to as Red Beet, ;or tea, Is to 1144 Horse per Loodle, le to 415 Cocuseben, nett, 2s to 4. Rhubarb, per 11te414, le ad to fe 41 Lech., per doe... to 11. Celery per bawd*, 4 to Is Carrot., per des boort.. es to Ts Parealpt, per he, 44 to Is 64 Ookesa, per bushel, 7s to I. 6peol.L, per dos, 1.44 to as ghaltoto. per lb. ad to lad Garlic, per lb. Sal to Id Spinach. per steer. U 60 to Asparagus. par 1011, Pa to es ',collate, per pelmet. It to Is 44 Ulttf7, per Walla, la to Is 44 Nearrosers, Is Si to I. Itroapelo, Aram per Use. I. to ft Lettuce, Coo, per score. la to to 6d Pudleo. pee wore. Is teas U. 4 4.., per If ►ombes. Is to I. 04 llustuveno, per pante. It id to is Sd Moll futods. pet pelmet, fd to ad Prowl, my booth, fd to 34 Savory. pie basalt. 31 to MI Watertrem. Pee 12 t• b". " N Parolee. per Utact. N to 9d SOO% pee Poodle. lo to to Id Tampa, per late, Id Riot. trees, per bomb. PE to to Illorjoras, for boaelt. N to 41 SHIPPING. MAHN ARRIV/ID: 4, Dublin; 3, Waterford; 1, Donagha dee ; 1, French; 1, Flanders. LONDON, Jan. 23.—Wind this day at noon, S.E., light breezes, and dull hazy weather. PORTSMOUTH, Jan. n - S.S.W. Arrived : Beretta, Rio. Sailed : American Eagle, New York. OFF LIZill!), Jan. 20.—S— and James Bailey, Phila delphia. OF? PFNZANCE, Jan. 19.—E.S.E.—Arrived: Sophia, o Bremen, River Gambia ; Fame, Honduras. DEAL. Jan. N.W. to E.S.E.; P.M. calm.—Ar rived: Palmyra, Demerara; Winter, New B elford. Ar rived from river, and sailed: Katherine, for Jamaica; Demerara; Marianne, New Orleans; Aunt Elizabeth, Philadelphia; Rajah, New York. Iduznica, Jan. 21.—S S.W.—Sailed: Maria, New York. OFF BEACHY READ, Jan.l7.—Harmand, New York, for Hamburg. 19th : Belvidere, Charlestown, for Antwerp; Shakapeare, New York. FALMOUTH, Jan. 22.-8. to S.S.W.—Off, 20th: Sarah Maria, Ne v Orle on, for London. Arrived : Tyre, Matanzas. OFF PENZANCE, Jan. 21.--S.W.—Fame Honduras, for London ; Venetia, Bahia, for ditto ; Gilbert ,; Baltimore, for Havre; Alexander, Clonaiirev ; Washington, New Orleans, to. London ; Rubicon, New Orleans, for Havre; Eliza, of Bremen, from Gambia, for Bremen. WATERFORD. Jan. 21.-8. to S.W.—Aniverl: Speed, Santander. Sailed: Lawrence, Forrestal, New York. CLUE, Jan. 20.—B.N.E.—Arrived Acteon, New Or leans ; Cheshire, New York. Sailed : Chevalier, Callen, New York. OFF MARGATE, Jan. 22.—Margaret, Mauritius. PLYMOUTH, Jan. 22.-B.S.W.—Arrived: Mary, Batavia; Harvey, La Clusyra. PaNZANCR, Jan. 21.—The Triton sailed hence the 16th of I October, for St. John's, New Brunswick, has put back with damage. DUBLIN ' Jan. 20.—S.—Sailed Medwin, St. John's, New Brunswick. ------ Krnorrown, Jan. 21.—S.S.W.—Anivod : Allan Brown, St. John's. - - - - - - STROUSESS, JATI. 14.—5.--Arrived Mount, Quebec. IDYLL, JAN. 22.—5. E., : Rummell, Bal timore. GALWAY.—SaiIed : Alice McKey, New York. DUNI/Aut.—The Prince George has got off the west land, much damaged. HARWICH, 330. 22.—A schooner, name unknown, is on shore on the Gun Fleet Sands. For Yesoesdat s .iiaiwets see rase page. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LOlLDS.—Ficumv, JAN. 22. The EARL of SHAFTESBURY took the woolsack, as deputy.epeaker, shortly after five o'clock. THE ROYAL SPAN'S!! MARRIAGES.—The Mar quis of LANSDOWNE laid upon the table, by command of her Majesty, copies of the correspondence relative to the marriages of the Queen and of the Infants of Sp lin. ADJOURNMbNI 01.' THE HOUSE.—The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said that as them was no business before their lordships, be should, wider ordinary circumstances, move the adjournment of du, hewn to Mona ly next; but as some bill, 05 urgency and importance, to whlch the earliest attention of their lordships must be milled, were expncted to route up from the other house, be should now move that th..ir lordships adjourn until to-morrow, fur the purpose of receiving those bills. 'f be motion was put and agreed 'to, and the hems ad journed until to-morrow (this day), at five o'clock. HOUSE OF CONINIONS.-FRIDAY. JAN. 22. The SPEAKER took the chair at a few minutes before four o'clock. PRI% ATE 811.1.4.—0 n the motion of Mr. F.rat - rr, it was ordered, that, after Ttweday next, this Amor will not receive any petition for a pt it ate bill, unlew it be pre.ented within three clear days after it 4141 lure b..en iotionted by one of lie extminere. That, on and atter Tueeday next, all mentoriale comp! lining of non-compliance with the standing ord.s ►e demialtod in the Private Bill nitre before nix of the cloth in the evening of any day on whith the home Mall nit, and before two or the clock on any day en which the home Khali not .it and that with everyntich nwrnot ial two cosseo thereof be depoeited, at the kinie time, Cro the yr of the examinerr. That 41 mernoriala tomplAnim, of non-com ['hence with the et:aiding orikr., in reference to petitions which eland in the "General Led of Petitionn" after No. br demadted on or before Satnniity, the 6th day of February next. ANSWER TO THE ADDRESS. Lord M. HILL appeared at the bar, and informed the house, that in obedience to their commando, he had had the honour of presenting to her Majesty the address of that ho ;mumble house, to which her Majesty had returned the 6,llowing most precious answer I receive, with great satixfartion, your loyal and dutiful address. I lock with entire confidence to your aiding my endeavours to preserve the blessing of peace abroad, and to promote at home the general welfare and prosperity of my subjects. I feel assured that no exertions will he wanting on your part to meet my anxious wishes for the relief of my mathiring subieeta ill Ireland and in parts of Scotland." N FIW M EMBE It. -The 11 on. C. Lawless, the new member fee Clonenel, introduced by Mr. Gibson Craig and another hon. member, took the oaths and hie scat. NEW WRIT.-On the motion of Mr. TUFNELL, a new writ was ordemesi for the City of Chester, in the room of Lord Rohe , t Grosvenor. who had ace, pted the stewardship of the Chiltern Hundreds. Rfir.lND Rli:111INOR. -own Impartation !sus - minion of Duties) 6M—Nasigetioa Lam (remporary . Sumension) Bill. 00M MI iTEER. - Corn l,npsa t Mon (sus noon of Duties Bill—Na. vigatien lass, (Tempeary suspension; THIRD READINGS.—Corn Importation Obisprnsion of Duties) 13111—Navigation Laws (Temporary Suspension) Bill. PtII'ITIONS PRES. t: 'TED... From the .hipowners of the port of Newcastle, for the abolition of Mat does ; from the merchants gif Liverpool, for the use of sugar and moinases in breweries and distil- Irries; Rom the relief committee of Dublin, in favour of the name ob jset; from a ittace in Ir^land, as),ing th - M all :agent's , may be placed an the jury lists; from agriculturists of Moyle, in !annul, in favour of a government plan of emigration • from a tinor-ior union to Gloucestershire, against the Poor Removal Act; fro., Whalley, in Lancashire, In favour of the Ten Hours hill; from the Fru:anima of the Southwild union. against the Pour Removal Bill; from the farmers of South Australia, for the free admission of OBIT, the pro. duce of that colony. RETURNS ORDERED.--C111N.5 TRADE.—On the motion of Dr. Rots also. returns connected with tie trade to China, in continuation of dossituenteiani 'iv laid before the house. On the motion of Sir ('. NAPIIII, a return of the line-ofbattle ships and frigates cut down for steam block ships. TAXATION. ENGLAND AND IRLIAND.-00 the motion of Mr. W. Witt Jesus, a return of all the articles on sand, taxes were im. posed in Enctuld which were not taxed in Ireland, for the year ending sth Jan., HID ; ales a return of the amount paid on each article, in eneb country, for the stone period. TILE DEKE OF BRCNSWICK.—Mr. T. DI,CMIItI: mooed that the petition of his sovereign his hoe. the Duke of Lirunswlek (pre sented 9th July, 1841 be printed with the soles. NOTICES OF M(MON.—goor-low Ccanotitsioxert. —Mr. Fra- Roo n. Thornton rent, to move for • Pelt et omanittre to Inquire into the conduct of the Poor-law Commissioners, in coma Lion with the administration of the New PnorJaw ' since their appointment NarilaGem /arm.—Mr. . Wear., on Thursday next, to more for a whet ennunittre to Inquire intnthr narration of the navigation laws. POOR-LAW COMMISSIONERS.-Mr. HUME said that he they'd be very glad to be informed whether government had taken, or intended to take. any measures respecting the conduct of the poor-law rommiwionere, as set forth in the evidence and rewlutione of the select committee on district nsylums, and on the report and evidence of the Andover union committee. There wee another document which was not exactly before the Houk ; the examination that took place in the House of Lords respecting the conduct of the commissioners in Ireland. On all these grounds he wished to rob the right hon. gentleman thin question. Sir G. GREY ;said the subject had undergone the con sideration which. he had promised it should undergo ; but he must request his hon. friend end the House to exeunt" him from answering the question as to the report and evidence of the Andover union committee. so he had been requested to wait to hear the statement which would he addressed to the hnnee that evening by his nettle friend (Lord J. Russell) in moving for a edict committee on the law of settlement. With regard to the evidence of the committer on district asylums, that evidence and report hod been considered ; and e th;e erei Pon sin r g La tk w e pr, C w o e m r.mv is ett o ‘ n d ern inha d them with taken eik ei witkreg no ardto tOr fi dkui : t nsylnms They hid previously exenrieed the power vested in them sit fat RR to create boards of management for the asylums in the eastern district of the metropolis • but in no other district had any compulsory usetwuree been tantem. plated. TRANSPORTATION TO VAN DIEMEN'S LAND.- In answer to a question from Lord Mahon. Sir G. GREY maid the house would remember it was stated at the close of lost session, and before the late government quitted office, that transportation to Van Diemen's Land had been ewe molded for a period of two years. The question of th e di, poetl of eonviete sentenced to transpo rtation had eine° ied eek a r.e gre e a f t n d e ll of the attention of government ; and, to be able to l ay i o n e . eu th p e on the table of the home papers eltich would show the course that government intended to take. ADDITIONAL BISHOPRICS.-Mr. J. COLLETT berged to ask, pursuant to notice, whether it was the intention of government to crease an extra bishopric. by the appointment of a 'Bishop of Mon. chaster, the Reset' St. Asaph and Bangor not having become united at the death of the late Bishop of St. Asaph,purmant to the art 6 and 7 Wm. IV. esp. 67. Lord J. RUSSELL treated to be able. in the course of next week, to state the retiree which her Majesty's govern ment proposed to pursue on this ouhject. As to the allega tion of a private understanding with the Bishop of Bangor, in consequence of which a new Bishop of StAelph had been appointed, he could only state that, at-carding to the net of parliament, Ile he read it, and he was confirmed in Dint view by the law-Mee-re of the mown, the Bishop of Benue could not he obliged to take charge of the other see, unless he willing to do no. Ile had stated, previously to that time, w me, a t s hat he would not take the other see. and, on epplica t inn. he most t'i.tinctly refuse'. It thug become the duty of the minister to recommend to the crown that the see of St. Assph ohn,ild be filled ep. THF. I,ATE BREVETS.-Mr. HUME begged to sea whether the government had any objection to lay on the tittle a list of the late brevets, and the expenses consequent on them. Mr. F. MAI)I,E said, that he would be obliged on the tenth day after that sky to bring before the house the army estimates. which would comprise all the information wanted by the hon. centlemen. 'CORN IMPORTATION BILL-On the order of the day haring been read for the second reading of the Bill, Mr. MITCHELL intimated, that when the house went into committee nn the Navigation Bill. he would move an amendment to the remold clause, which provided that only those ships which arrived with men before the first of Sep. telpher should be admitted free of duty. He considered that it wonla he a great hardship on n merchant who Tad a ship hooded with corn in the Black Sea four months before that period, that any accident, ouch as adverse winds, which may keep the vowel on the Tol'age more than the usual time, should deprive him of the benefit of being able to enter these woe% free of flute. Mr. STAFFORD O'BRIEN said, that it was understood that the intention of the enrernment was to rescind all du ties whatever: and he wished to know under such cireum stanees, how it would be ascertained what quantity of corn would be imparted ? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that in a ease of thin kind it was intended to outspend all duties, even the Is. duty • lint they 'would hare precisely the samemeans of ascertaining the quantity imported as when the duty existed. The hill was then reed a emend time and comwitted. NAVIGATION BILL-This bill win read a second time. and the house went into committee on it. On the second ;dame twine pot, Mr. MITCHELL moved that the word " and" be omitted, and in its pinee be inserted " provided each vessel. shall be proved to have sailed from port on cr before the Ist of September." Lord J. RUSSELL said that that amendment. if carried, would lead to a great deal of trouble. It would be better to fix a period rather eerly, for they wished se many vessel. as nnasible to arrive as wen atepoesible. He did not think that they ought to name a later period. Dr. BOWRING wi-hed to know how would they do away with the difficulty which foreign nations laborer under in not being able to procure sufficient ships? In some parts they hod no ships whatever. He thought that the amend ment of the hon. gentlemen would greatly aesixt in carrying nut the wishes of government. He thought that the suggestion of the hon. member for Bridport woo a desirable one, and he meld not but hope that it would hs adopted The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said that the truth was that he wan not quite PUTethat the wiser course wneld not he to name a still earlier day. What they wanted to do wan to force an early importation of even, and when next hareems game they would get corn. be hoped, in a fair quantity. The first of September was the day named as the period in which it was probable they could get the greatest quantity of corn at the Partied powible time. Let them wait till circumstances should arise which would induce them to extend the perind, and then a measure to that effect could be proposed. Sir C. NAPIER said, that it was impossible that a vessel, which should leave Odessa on the first of Jahr, and should meet with westerly winds at Gibraltar, could arrive here before the first of September. What, then, would become of the enternrieer and his cargo ? Sir W. CLAY doubted whether corn would not be brought to the ports from the interior of Russia, ready to be shipped as wally as May. Mr. FORSTER will that the only fault be found with this measure was the , it did of go far enough. Sir H. DOUGLAS . supported this manure for the Reek? during which it was intended to operate, and he hortet that her Maiesty's, government would not extend that neriod. Mr. BAILING said that is all coax of this kind th • 9'