The Express. — London, England, 1847-03-15 00:00:00

r - 4- , , / ( 1 _ _ T ~._, s, . -. libel* ananat 4 the doubt the !totwith! _ ark!. 160 s. ;Cheese much • Ched- vau. small 'apply, = e r re * Ow dam afTleille, i 7 UMW J _ OMB a was aa att=i, fie ae ls o 8 1_ CULIVII.IIS MOS TO HEALTH Afiu Lorca LIFII Prim th oak by post, la Jio_limis AND NIVHT TO EAT, DEMI,AVOID. (wtiti nieusbre for all Ologilmhh) 2. HOW TO 111 • HAPPY. "Jamb Vala."—Ca. It Is Wateloilhol mainlada sae of ow cunt oomhos all i 'woe 1.6.11. tr0g 416.1 6 61 M%t good i W atho= ii :sigh* ahem a airaarri. Dy daeramo . as ado, andaise dro =mks Sie aliaaas modralld. adah norovommo, Ml* ad addran way Ora k IBM lir mat. Polorwolw , row• Wimoh *OM ; Boas. A, imolotreet; CurailioN 147? Tool.otroot; Neetst, 417, Wool !.Word: nr Moon. tots the Author. 10. AT17,444.. ReVO•dAdMit „,..0 thi lacimaisl intentryikit ;mini sobissits and and ano in t rite die rOtee sr al w eesit il = lers rise woaeded, whilst, fifteen a, wenty mea were • no * part of the Queen's Moose, and as mum wesegaL • The popular battalion of Coolers is said to have onineleillhdt with great bravery in this 'atlas. Accounts have come in teem the Bs Dom all from Brags, dated the 9th. They, is interest respecting the march of Casa ester mesmeesheif l'Ahnargem. If Coal succeed' in j imor endeavouring to do, he raut: ' ,l,7g= through D'Almorgem a diririon, or what is more violate the Spanish territory, a circumstance which • • mot; than ones occurred during this struggle, and apogee* with the ceeseut of that power. The bilsehatle of this port ha., as I intimated in my best, beesoesilbeinr. Two British ships, the Baum Graham and Irma, were sad by the Serra do Pillar lot week, on gag oat of lb, Douro, and sent to Lisbon, where they weds deasined at the date of the last advice.. It le hawser, that *rival be released shortly, and slowed te pressed to their anduagon. 'Yesterday meal% theta Inflow 16.4, et Uy Pau Castle • schooner having enwheda2ro Mint end sniffed they've?. The llpfla Itufur Mug at her. and la the Ogee emeSit piss& sbeigtes e hed so near to the Cloth u to' WAY the aellieristils •to have soma shots at her,. whleh id sat, broom, de any damage. The A =. report here I. that the movement in the is set et segionsras at Ant supposed to be. It wits. vety trOwted also this inorning that nue of the p V a general in com mand here had closeted Ow &Mita On huptiry, I and this is merely ens of Ogle hveaWrte which usually precede the departure of the meTf iAt Leedom H. • Excwarrom.---67d: the Am' omafitual and. ter foreign ooh; 444 d. for Beak *Eldora immisraimmt of Bank of ---- Lisbon notes, 26. ' • COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS. !i .. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.' The anent' be. Newman-on- end Sunderland reesibei thivesieslwg give meeen le that the conse quent= et tic line alien Nee& et Joint Stock I. Bank taut bete dimarrees II vat Rot, look ing at tr r lZZa del east as esey Weak et were stated to the eta. ahem of last year's badness, sad supposing an to ninon in approximately the same relation to =eh after, there can searcely fail to be many difficulties and dlehys in winding-up, although the shareholdert will be edledires, &mbar', for such a pro rata amount as may suffice he paying off all the creditors within a much shorter period than must elaii if each payment is to be le ft to the ordinary course of a nidation. The first line of liabilities presents a &moldable tent to deal with in the aggregate sus of 733,3141., in which the bank was liable, under the heads of " Ledger =bane, wedits, and notes in ci rculation." To meet these sod the capital stuck of less then ,0061., this =lets ' ilsowed, at the time referred tp, 'm lees that 400,0001 . in " cosh and b bibs liaaretlase " with is elm, of ominous import; called "led* balance debit" df 480,0001. The realisation of the latter h Misty to offer wasiderehle'difilcultiea, and may be viewed es one leading canon of the easharramments of the bank. thil=Teo 43'464.-11x funds have been heavy and " with a dig& =anion at present in Consols from the lowest point M' Which they bad fallen. They have been dote as low ad 013 hi' amount, and 871 for money; bet or. now quoted 38 to 1 money, and Sill to 1 flar time. Consols Scrip, 11 to 1 discount Exchequer' Baia par to 3e. premium. The dealers in *reign stocks are occupied in the melted nary arrangements ibr the settlement of the amount, which takes pram M-morrow. Prices remain with little variation horn La week. Thatch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 871 to 1 ; the POWs, 91 to 1. Sestnish Fives, 221 to 31; th• Threes, OT to 4. Portogdeor. 32 to 4. Mexican, 211 to 1 =GLUE Flr.41:111. 1 gaol Mork. *at ' 3 per Ottloosole for Lori.. sq I 1 I Tor IX Rol. L00r.. , NM 36 par Ono, dot ' i per Co. Omer& Limo OS I Ruiner BUIL Par IL 10 VIII I VAID4I. boor Co. Amer Rabb, 44 I 4 par Coot. Overdo 11.10.,10 OD 44 pat 01.11441•11 114•40.14 4 armada Dorms* W., 36 6 If per Mot elan. 3 per CI. York-.1i44.116 I f per Oa lossittho 131,36 • 4 per (V Porovio• 1444, w 44 Mao llim, 03 I , , Tormormo On• 1144, OS 4 •EL Boomo Lyrol 4 / 4 010 I I I we.. Amolooks.,lll3 II allot /WOO 1 Oita& or etc— * wet= rei.l4l oroorro rimer ift..is t Smola Dolbrroll Sky b. 7 i 1 W . ' 1 " 16 Z I. " / Mo il g.omsr IE,U 40 * M. Dutch • der ct. Cern. , r-I-l ow it Viouroils SWIM .It II RAILWAYS..-The beams ad jakes ere prin cipally eme In• prise mow he agree he the settlement to-orroir. Little balisteee it thwehre doing, Int the market though dell hoe not salad Melt derma in riot i *AL loner= rip TO TWO THIS DAY tit LONDON. thehreire trite, ide be found in Dams) Db. al Odra ens., llir Inceek. oank., i 10ad,11% la Do. New. t rot rip, 11 red... es Da 11“.0peret, 14e. 2,tp Phrwroll• Owl De. Tilt 11,W . Nem. &MONO** ii Zed lamehlre. 01 Nerbik. lag 4 DA da. hew Borth il 1 Menials Ocendea Dikirlail,. ihetitheilia Sili • ilre=eti, in ID. , iii . 1 i ' Darriers, le Ds. es. lua. i Th. ler), Si I the* h'•, 1 0 et Nee& et leek* US theft Mow% SI • Do. New. SO 00.,,Wee., k Wil.. UP I - . . We. eilasider 11 17 Willorkrd , 411. Wei, Wax,w ick., k Doh. 10 derlp, hi. 6d. Pd. us= seas re 1042 Axe ISt6. Quit k Waterford, Juke M. Alban, Dunk Rath., te. Pd. GO. & &W. En. from Walk" to Poreop, 3001 d. EDINBURGH k Aberdeen, 26 Caledanka, 20 Do. Newollk. 405.16 d. Direct Northern Lie., 52e. lls. Dundee & Perth. 13 E. Lothian Central, 49a KU. Edinburgh & Glasgow, 76 Edin., Leith, & Gran., Pref., 91 Min. and Northern, IN Do. New. 77e. 77a Do. Newport, 74 7L Ile. Do. do. New, 47e. 6d. etle. 68. Lame, mart, tes: id. fiewry. Armagh., & lisodcoderm pr xn. 9a. Id. Rat. Ea.b34r., la. 6d. Mattd. & Ttamort, 21. 22a. Wax., Wat, &Vika., 4s. Id kLE& Kamm 11. Eau. it Perth (New Com.),36Afd. 3 ta. 6d. Dn. Halms, 21s. 22a. 04 North of Scotland. She. 478.611 Gt. N. ((late Dir. N.), 72a. 6d. North British, 341 Quarterr, 7p. 290. Do. Now Qr., 6e..Ma. 245. 6d. ti=thirds, MA Ms. Castral, Sagish Midland, New. 9 . Sat Indian Railway, 7s. 9d. b. NA.Ace IS. WideMu, New, 466. 61 ' N. ilefbab. l a -•- Dir. North. Sep., 51.. 514. 6d. Do. Dundee & Arbrth.,Ney i Na Ils 4i _ Do. gat.:71,.. . 304. East Lothian Central, WA 61515. Do, New QrA, Scrip, 235. 'Mb- ITEINIPTei Si . -1136, Mid% Mk - . . lAA* 31ewport, 11. Its. 2$ 2.. Do. do., New 3, M 6l unction, Vs. Me. &Perth (New Or.), N.. 366. ledlead, 23 Do. Selves, 31s. GLASGOW Yew O. • Direct Bosebsy & padres, 34. 166. TAW. llt PWrth New, WA Geri 1611, IS Ayr lidows, No. 2,6 1.= 111. 0 64 04, .. ~ Ms ' ' ' Gies. a Greta. Pret., 324. Mr.& qs. . . . • • PRODUCE.—MINcING-LaNs, Ear-prose 2woo ~- The transactions by rived' thelitest" Ws been few and un important to-day. Suva lee ithilles iMpreved in tone, (telt the ninth of the large sale in Anthleribm (of the 11th boil,. which appeared in tbe Ewing ef may lest. Tarp sales of Saw are advertised far. .theacerow, say 117 byte Meuritans, 8,000 bags Bengal, 5,000 base Madras, and 1,200 baskets Penang.—Tes . The public sales to take Ow on Thursday have materia ll yintspended operations by private contract. —Oas steady at our quotations. Hull., MOWN 13.—The arrivals of Linseed this week are entirely from Memel, and =mist of 2,060 quarters. The market boa been well supplied with Bathe and Archangel seed., ethilit Bleak Sea is rather soarce and wanted. The sentinues large, and sundry parcels have been 44: 811 mashers ; those oat of eon dition, and light in weighs, bees dew at lc M 28. per qr. decline, but ins Yes seal Ilea nand fall raw. We quote Black Boy 60e. ; po Ns b. g b, tine, doa, down to els. 6d for inferior ; Rigs, als. to 414.; Archangel, 43a. 6d.; Memel, 475. to Ka.; rg, 45e. to 375. per gr,, as to guality.— Ea lie a6ek. - The ne w crop in Belem is reported so itrieta, by sewage Virwilms, Oat it is sp.— Od baa meta 2dannead, and sales al= have been effected as 89a. Id: 40s. per ewt., sad Aeaitea brewn at 378., both including .—Linaessi Oil less Wok demand, and large po made, p for export, at 265. to Ws. 3d. per cwt., on the spot 27a per ewt. the next ton swathe —Olive Oil is in value, with a steady demand.—Tallew : A Rood boa been done at 61 , ew t. for prime P. Y. C.-dame s Plasm', of fifer , or iMa 12a. 6d. per cwt.. Nitinds of Soda los sold nit 16e. 6d. to 17s. per cwt. ! ALLOW. -- - - TA. __ ...—The wrist continues very ~ at Rs. 3d. to 61e. on the spot, and 61e. for Mardi and April. The dimmed il chiefly supplied with tow, tallow. Peteesburg Y. C. on the spot, 61s. 34. to 61a.; October to December delivery, 46.. 6d ; March delivery, 61a.' -,—.......-- COALS.—Hatfpast . Two.—The following are one,, quoiltioss mas tar0... . ....' . us Nwas ma mown. maw sir as awes swa n a:...1::. : -...-41 Stasi@ swee we tr. -•}.a maiwonsi mow .• us. as arms MI Mow -• • Wa " .. .. .. Zt: d 4 :::: lb 1 M el tieWatej . - . lee et was -MI writ •-e..4 em a NI. lee Se Waite Seewarre -a -0 Web. Adateete Teo .. -e e-4 We ie. -es ler wanes.' roes ... ... ... 6.. Ste •41 ,_-_,...• - IMINMO4I.4PA . -1.4X3.-•- • Mk morning's supply of Winne arm tee ago enentles was a animate sae. Factors a _.mgg.. esaskisrabls advamem whit* Cla ir tbtet 1~1. elmrenee of the Wil was. boireets, Abe* SIS SE of 2i. tat la. per gr = upon tke quelaiwis se , laid fame l'arther b = werettede`ht Lbw& and Cain Wheat, but the ware reghleted, in embequaise Of the advanced rates . In foreign Wheat a Ai' Maintat of Domingo was dons, at le. to la mere =obey. 'Fidel' ?nM. supply, and ttemlua was saaiessised.' Oats were a mare free rte than K'late; at U. per theatlir . . 'i tr. Above the' earrenekof tins day Week. . j $4 l / 4 /1.,,M so& grey Peatigty 11 ‘10.7. 1171$!Putbtought le. Silty money. SI to t u ra; trbleS fai SaM " :..., ll % lL l7l -1 1 .4 Fr0 7117 U ' ilialliii on at Nook 17 ft 81 Oliltlsesl/114477 1$ /11-110 111 70111 a 77 telll7lll I.imiliel hibilds dp: -17 - ' , as- . -1. -to - RI: Illeittax, Teeiteg 4 , !7 ' ..4itto ' 4i . lifaini .- ",07 40 is 4 w..._. *semi ......-.............1140 13 Owsvaliorl lisl3kw le 111 44 ;el ' . I 1 W : "X ........... 7-- r if Wic«::::"OW " the - made - realise full y2 l. 21. very per.qr. ration to ratice7l3;i7i tin week there bar been a feir supply of English Wheat, which met a dull sale, at an ad vance of Is. per quarter. On the sales of foreign effected a similar improvement must be noted. Barley has found buyers at last week's rates. For Oats and Beans • decline of one shilling per quarter would be accepted. The currency of our market stands as under Wheat, English, white, per imp. bush.. 9s. 9d, to 10e. • red, 91. Cid. to 10e ; Dantric (low to high mixed), per 4101b5., 10s, 3d. to 10e. 6d.; Polish, Pomeranian, Stettin, 9s. 6d. to 9s. 9d. ; °deem Marianopoli, soft, 9s. 6d. to 9s. 9d. ; Odom* Taganrog, hard, 9e. 3d. to 9s. 6d. Barley, English, grinding, per 39211 a, 40s. to 42a.; malting, per imperial quarter, 465. to 545. ; Irish, malting, per imperial quar ter, 535. to 545. • foreign, malting, per imperial quarter, 521. to 565. Belne, English, per imp. bushel, fa. 9d. to 7s. 3d ; foreign, Egyptian, per 65111 a , 6s. 9d. to 6s. 10d.: French, Dutch, small nick, Be. 10d. to 7s. 2d: Oats: Limerick, Wexford, Ennisoorthy, white, per 3121b5., ' 38s. to 405.• Cork, Waterford, and Yougltall. 37.. 6d. to 385.; Welsh black, imperial, 361. to 385.; lrish, 'Auk, 36m. to 38e. Peas, breakers, per imperial bushel, English, Be. Bd. to 95.; Foreign, as. to Bs. 3d.; grey and grinders, per 6611 b., English, 6s. 3d. to 6.. 6d. ; Foreign, 6e. 3d. to 6s. 6d. Flour, blot seconds, English, 60s: ta 625. Linseed Cake, Dutch, per ton, 101. to 101. 10s. • French, 121. 10s. to 13/. Imports for the week endi ng March 12: Barley, 768 qn. ; Oats, 443. Guz LDFOIn, MARCH 13.-ne supply of Wheat continues very *mall, for which there was a fair demand, all dwrip tions radish* au adveklee•ear 16e. to Mk per Mad, bed +red making Alit villa, 221. 10s. .There was a good supple of Barley, Mil the Weide for this article is heavy, at priors rang. ing between 641. and 68e. Oats, 30e. to 36e. Beans, 60e. to Mi. Peas, 645. to 68e. Hinz, MARCH 13.-There hes been • brisk inquiry for Wheat, the stock of which is very small, sad an advance of 2s. to 3e per qr. has been realised. Sundry parcels of white boiling Peas have been taken at the quotations. Barley, Beane, ant Oats are rather easier to buy. Linwood Cake* have been much inquired for, and large tales made from 111. to 111.55. per ton, for first quality of Hall-made; the latter price being now required. Rape Cakes are scarce, and runes 51. 17e. ed. to 61 2s. 6d. per too, according to quality. Im ports during the week ; Wheat, 287 qrs.; Barley, 1,919 ; Oats, 1,576 ; Beans, 197 ; Peas, 9/7 ; Tares, 216. - - - MANCIIII6IIR, Mora 13.-14 e vasiatioa has occurred In the corn trade bore during the week, its general okarnaterr Wog as before, firm and steady but not active. At Wake field yesterday, the value of Whoa advanced I. ie: with further falling of of supplied ; whilst at Liv erpool , a ash, reduction upon Wheat and Fleur was submi tted to In partial tattasers. Our market to-day requires no obeerva tkr La addition to the foregoing. The demand for Flour nine more upon good useful qualities at about 575. or 685., that upon the Cuter descriptions, for which proportionately V o lar prices are not obtainable. There is a moderate de . for each article fbr coanaption, at the rates of our 6ast. The drain omit our great source of home supply, the Era. Oar (sad that from Front*, Belgians, and Im bued, countries unknown in modem times so hopes of English Floduoe), oontin,ues to be extensive end appears likoly to increase rather than dimiabl i Wheat; per baba of 70 lbs., Eneish, white, Ile Bd. to 12s. ; red, 10e, U. to I Is. 3d.1 Irish end Beotch, white, 10s. 6d. to 11s. 3d.; rd, 10s. 3d. to Ile. Barley, grindieg, per bushel of 60 lbs 7s. 341. 7s. 64. °Mat Per bashal of 46 lbs., English, gcotch, and fine Irish se. 611. to So 9d. ; frisk Alin:dried runs, 6s. 4d. to 6.. 6d. Beans, per Malt, of 644 lbs., Enlkh, small, 671. to 68s. ; tick, 66e. to 565. Malt, per 6 imperial bushels, fine, 600. to 625. ; fine seem& 665. to 58.. Peas, per 8 imperial bushels, white (boilers), 665. to 70s. ' • Flour, per sack of 2801 6 e., English and Irish fine, 645. to 66e. ; superfine, 565. to 6bs. ; extra ditto, 59.. to 61s. Oatmeal, per load of 24ifibe., English and Irish, 60s. to 52a. MAIIOII 13.-The weather this week has been foe the most part eta wintry character ; to day, 01 0.06 cold is somewhat and it is muck to be desired that we should have a con ooaace, in order to enable our growers to proceed with seeding and other egricult•ind operations, *loch ire generally considered more backward than asset. The trade since this day se'anl4ht his been of a very inanimate character, owing to the anfortueste em peror, of the North of Engiaad Banking Compaq, bat as the propriateryrp a highly reppeetalge and numerous body; and well cpralified to meet the liabilities of the bank, we he boatmen will proceed shortly mach m oral, for until grendenalldere it regard witemset look for much so. *lefty in the isitde, At im market this inerniag we had a large show of Wlaal from the growers, for which a steady We was experienced at as *Amite ot per qr. In Beath Country or foreign di- . rriptions but lbw tramectior transpired, holders refusing to sell, except at'animprovetnent, with which our millers would not °amply. Flour in slow regner, and the great balk of oagmatat x =o have bLextakrt to worattas, to la riat et t i n s t d edattnelt s I g rAeip and whlffs~gB~s napepLv. _ S t ye it wanted and inqui;ed for. Maitre fialtdralledem arid reakar cheaper. Oriaaam, ea timetable* Id* ws 4t4 aka. Betas Aka Peso tad* . Amin eepp i t a l Oats from the powers, Wee weld imu • fired by sabil to Tither Witt terms. British: Wheat, leorth ambsr new, white, 744. to 785.; red, 68s. to 70s. ; Norfolk and flufibik, aid white, 74 to79e. ad, 74 tolfrt. ,• newt, white, 765. to 82rne rd. 14a. to 713 , Liaeoleshire, old, legit., 744. to 765. 1 red, 745. to sew white,76a. to 60s. • red, 74a. to 77 ErS Nor 4 Suffolk, 686 . to 67... Ba r ley, Nothlk an d Suffolk, V 77•VcJi moderate samples, 265. ; inferior, *4a. W/SHECH, MARCH 13.-We are well supplied with grain of all kinds to-day. Wheat is in good demand, at Is. to 2s. per qr. dearer ; other grain brings last week's prices, and Oats rather more. Wheat, 70s. to Ms. ; extra, 81s. Oats, 17d. to 186. pee atom. Beans, 524. to 64e. ; extra, 555., to the gee eau. Welwyn's'', MARCH 13.-Our market was liberally sup plied with Whose, which was disposed of slowly, at an advance of 24. per qr. on the prices of this day se'nnight, and much was left unsold, as buyers were unwilling to comply with the prices asked Wheat, per bushel, red, So. Bd. to 18s.; whits, 10a. to 10s. 6d. Barley was in limited request, and may be quoted Is. to 2s. per qr. Ins money. Bass firm at last week's rates, and few were offered. Peas ROMS naIIT as lilt week. Oats were the turn dearer, English realising 4s. to se. 6d. per imperial bushel; and Irish, 4s. 9d. to fis. per bushel of 39 lbs., farmers being pretty generally occupied in seeding their land, were little inclined to meet the wishes of the buyers in any snarls of grain offered at oar market this day, and the prevailing opinion was, that prices could not range higher, in anticipation of large arrivals from abroad, d soon as a favourable change in the weather taken place. YORE, MARCH 13.-Me have an average I.upply of Wheat amd-Oata &tart market this day. Wheat meets • steady sale at fully UM week's prices ; in some instead.' le. per qr. more is given. In all other articles no alteration. The following are the present prices of grain . Wheat, white, 745. to 30.. per imp. quarter ; reel, 70s. to 75e. ; Bar ley, malting, As. to Ms. ; grinding, 47.. to 495. ; Beans, 625. to46s. t Bye, 525. to frta ; Malt, 74e. to 76a. ; Oats, 17d. to 18d a . per dose of 14 lbs. Float, Mc to 60.. per seek of 280 lb DUBLIN, Malice 12.-We have not had a lively market, yet sellers held firtnly, and we can make no redaction in our previous quotations, which we repeat. The followiag was the general currency to the farmer : Wheat, red, 44e. to 49a. ; white, per 2801b5., 47.. to 51s. Oats, pet 1961 be, 23e. to 26a. Barley, per 224115., 26e. to 325. Oatmeal, per cwt., 25a. to 26.. 6d. Flour, per cwt., first, 28s. to 295.; seconds, 25e. to 26.. BELFAST, MARCH 11.-Our supplies coming to market continua very small. The farmers are stall busily employed in field labour. No change has taken place in prices MOM our last. The wind is round to the west, and we may daily expect further supplies of breadstufs from America ; but holders, however, show not the least disposition to pram isles. The stocks in this port are greatly reduced. Indian Corn, white, 171. to 171. 54. ; yellow, 171. ss. to 171. 15.. per ten. Indian Corn Meal, white, 17/. 15a. to 181. 6s. ; yellow; 181. to 181. la. per toe. Wheat, red, 17s. 3d. to 18.. ; white, 18a. to 18e. 6d. per cwt. Flour.-Priem at Inver Mills: sn wfine, 28". ; bakers' first, 265. ; seconds, 245. 6d. t thirds, 225. 6d.; fourths, 19.. 6d. Bran, 9.. Sd, per cwt. American 42.. to 455. per barrel.-Oatmeal, 22a. Gd. to 245. per cwt: Oats, 180. to 15.. per cwt. Battey, 13s. to 14s. 6d. per ewt. Cos=. MARCH 12.-This has been another exceedingly dell soak for ersepthing, with the exception of Wheat, and in the 'wadeable, his been some aelastioe at improving rates; and it is thought our supplies from Basked will be come leas: hitherto they have been very liberal. In Indies Corn and Meal the budded= have not been extensive, and they are difficult of sae at our quotations. Floating cargoes 1194. ter7oo. per 480 lb.. C. F. and I. The Flour market I is an exeduraly languid state, the chief buena' passing being in English, ex. hip, at 58e. is 60s. per sack., Soma American bona by &notion, sold at 435. 6d. per barrel. Arrived 'dace our last, 35 cargoes of Maize ; mailed, 26. Of Wheat and Flour arrived 8 ; sailed, 6. Prices to hovers : Wheat, per barrel of 20 it., red, 46a. to 474 6d. Barley, per barreled 16 it., 23e. 6d. to 275. 6d. Oats, per barrel of 14 stone, white, lis. 6d. te 24a. • black, 16s. Gd. to 19.. Wheat subject to 6d. per barrel , and Oats and Bailey to 4d. per barrel bickerer' in addi tion to the quotations. Polish Odessa Wheat, 46e.; Marian opte Wheat, per barrel 20 rt., 48s. to 495. ; Wheat, f.0.b., per barrel of 20 st., 44e. to 495. White Oats, band of 140,215. to 2b.; bleeds, 204. to 21s. Waite la ' per , ton, 171. to 17/. 6s. ; yellow, 171. te 171. 10e. 1041444 Core. Med. white and yellow, Per toe, 184 11b. 02101011, CR2E, MI Flour, firsts, per cwt. 275. • sorted; 2 6 e. to . 44.; hoesibolds,'22s. to 245. ; thirds, 1 . 65. 1e Ile Bran, pee ton, 81. Wheaten Meal, per ton. 201. Goal= Flour, 445. per bared. Waders Canal, 46a, ilente.,4 l eks," Ein er 91' Mass a 13 1itt1: 1- . of ahmat kr a ndast_ 41 14 :46 . e'er Ia s6s*. ssd o the wee k Goon farmers . A seer egimffili, II sirsita onus and manufactured read•stuffs at bead, irbillik Teem dry opportunely. Pried do not give way, however, is mese queue, but sales are more difficult to make. • Wariaroin; Maxey 13.-Our riellpt of grain from the country dill contuses swell, and it is now generally nu tlet- farmers hold but little Wheat, and barely epripg Cora swab to seed their land. During the week, rtmeiderable aalee4prevared Whed harebean made, d au I "°e c'flsi t il l ;_ end a moderate beamed has bud 1 abeam sad V. 6 cab, et led snare plow Judaea 1 Cote, owing to .irr s ti e anttty drpreeest of the market, - ] cas be peseineifis 2 of 'leis 2b. per. Week . Stint , , 116 91 6 isimPlidt a Via *all. 116,011 till *dad bade of ealThe foot, bewleeSe Itial . Vow is,pillar dill of. sale, at padres rates. prised curves, aver for Flour arid prepared pass Aside se ander : ee ,,, , millers', VA lbs., Os ne Ma.; Snarler; 442. to 475. ley, ped224i the., 285. to 112 s. Oahe 'per 1416 lbs., Ills. to it I , _llWide . ,(kia_ ; wine be, 44a. 66. 10 Mid id. IWO,. Meal, jak ~ neer, sliMe a pter sack of 220 Ds., iii rill •t ° 4 !-; 0 410fe 62 . r. W .54 4. i, . .... ~'• , arl .. ~, -,.!: , ~..I 1 - 6i7i. -- , ii,. „ II ---: ... .-At vgr vows, Ira •••••••• /1.13 a Waal EIVINSMIaZaIIa 0.11. buyers-- ut bought sparingly at the following prices : Long and better half-Hor, from 12e. to 12.. 9d. per stone in ferior sorts at very low price, : better half that was shown left tumid ; no prices offered for moor Wool. FOIBION.—The trade both in Berlin sad Breslau basil,* been brisk, for want:of stock. The foreign speculators, is oonesiquimc• of the state of trade in France and Bftland, have not bought much. Some weeks ago they purchased largely, to be delivered at 'tart Jun. fail. The Breslau dealers have bought very ostensively in. middle qualities, at the usual euhaneerneat of 3' dots. to 6 dole. per cwt. In Silesia there have been boaghtl9.ooo cwt. Wool on the sheep. SKLNS.—ASIDOVER, MARCH 13.—A good supply. The best Downs made .4s. 9d. to 3s. 3d. each; second quality, 4s. ed. to 4s. 9d. ; not selected, 4s. 3d. to 41. 6d. Long-wools, best, 6.. to Rs. ed. ; second, 41. 6d. to 4s. Rd. ; by die bargain, 4s. Rd. ; without the wool, I Id. to 12d. Lamb Skins, Is. 9d. to 2s. 3d. rer dozen. On Hides, above 66115. weight, 24d. per lb. ; Cows, 24d. Calf Skins, best light weights, 4id. per lb. • heavy, es. to:7s. each. Hone Hides, 10s. to 12.. each ; dressed, I4d. to 113 d. per lb. Butchers' rough Pat, 2s. 10d. to 3s. per stone of Albs. *INCHISSTIR, MARCH 13.— Picked best Down', be. each; as they ran, 4a. ad. ; interior, 4s. Long-Wools, be. to be. 6d.; by the bargain, 41. 6d. to 4s. 9d. • without their wool, 6d. to 9d. Lamb Skins, lc 9d. to ; joimidesevt. - Valf Skins sold here, 44d. per lb.; those lent to London, a return of 7d. per lb. Os Hides, 4e. to 4e. 4d. the score pounds, for light; and 244. above 6.511 m. Horse Hides, 7s. to lls. each. Dreamed Calf Skins, 16s. to 20s. Do. Horse Hides, lbd. to CATTLE, Tao o'Clock.--` . . have a bilge supply of Beasts to-day, mad trade for them very dell. Lower prices are submitted to, it being exceedingly dillealt to realise anything over 4s. 2d. for the choicest se 4e. for the best short-horns. There are about 400 •agnsdland, 120 from Seotigma, shoot 1,800 from Norfolk sad Suffolk, wig the remainder from various parts of the m . Several remain unsold. There are snore Sheep than u of ; the demand is smaller, and consequently prices lower. A large proportion now come shorn : indeed, those In the wool begin to be unsaleable, especially long-wooled Sheep. Downs are mot yet so generally clipped. From Hol land there arc 310 Sheep and 20 Calves. There am several Lambe on offer to-day, but there is very little sale Sir them ; we have no regular demand for them until Geed Friday. Calves are selling and slowly; lata prices are, &waver, maintained for good qualities. Trade is hardly .o goo! for Plara 444 r stow al lb. •4.• d. 1 Pm atom de Oa. aIL • 41. a., Sosts,, Rertionk, at. 4 ' IlanD•4 aOl batabar•- 4 • 4:4 8444 iladr•bon• i Rea ladv••••14 4 4 5 I antadmaallty WA.. ... I De. do. Mem a is 4 a Calves IN. 4 1441•4.1114ara ........., a . a. i i Id Ant Dewed a Ralf.breas 4 Dome 44 motet. lAN. mese Immo. 11 „MP ; 041•44,, Mtn.. ere. ANDOTIR LAM' FAIR, MARCIE 18.—YORRIFRIBOalad Iwo year old Heifers and at... Ilstalsoi fret IL so 101. elicb. Cows, 81.. to 121.; ' It4,i. 141. 1 01M-1104 Cyr(, 7 riihk. 161. Hones sold 140, ola but Oa and nag . se Moth sa Xl. to 441. Heavy ecmdt HOMES - '11 1 :W. Show draught Homes sold well at gromprtoge, " g from 351. to SOL sash. lallarior Worm ma' / o . 'IS re quest. .thsasesa slogs skill orlfuselecnt . . , For &fwd.'', limes* Sir hatiart. • Lt .. ' SHIPPING. I.lllbina Animal); 6, Dublin; 4, Waterford; Z Damegba 414dernsey and Jerary ; 2, French ; 1, Flanders; 1, ; 1, Holland. LONDON, March 15.-Wind this dap at noon, 8.9. W., light breeze, and floe, clear weather. Duat„ March 14.--6.W.Nemb.—Artived : Boadicea, fta =Urn ; Yukon, 'Patagonia; Anne Mary, Ilawritim ; Tureste, Batavia, and sailed for Amsterdam ; Claudine, Bombay ; Loudon, Mandato ; Tokio, Maurisiss;, y7Bilant, , Money, ditto; Ooyernor M'Lean, Africa; tuo, Rio y ane i, co ; Pulls, Honduras; Mediator, New York; Getters' =Boston. Sailed : Zoyder Zes, Havant& ; Dde of Gamed& ; Aqua Marina, Port Phillip; Henry Wildkry, lISVONISIIIt ; Alezandar, New Yoh; lamas Stott, 1 ; Douglas, New York ; Bather, Havannalt; ,Wil e X oda, Batavia. vs, March 14.--B.6.W.—flailed . ' BIN.M. st. via. Of Port . Clarinda, Honduras, 'lad sailed Ilk Branimik. Otaucissoma, March 14. S.W.—Anima : Cardin, A. Jabal. , ..Duam e yaeds 145.—N-W.—Arrimal : Zephyr, Barba does.: Baas, New York. RaimorrWMoll; t6.—The Biggest. Bangor to London, haa rain berate-far, leaky, havim b een ma ante near the North For Mad. lialw.Tlio whooner •Yalmar, sr Gaols, wen Ulan in .withopwasday, SD talks mithwoirdi of, the Galloper, • derelict, and balm& to ham apron to.AsT• been u nottactiat rt t have received only triNsig damage. alms was on Saturday as the Paws: ' Ettinutna, it Ia.—N.N.W., —Bh led : • Breton, Brest and Quaid*: Pietro, Bowan ; ;Haus and • Qadom; Badiwi, Pantheon and Quebec: Mo nies, Cara- Urn. mml.B‘. John* N.B. ; Ilarporn Coat end Amami's; fatyiazahom east Quebec ; Sylvania", Comm, P aid • • 17 N•17i. Mg* 2.13 . .—"ArrlviC 41ma Busidyntiow taltq *nail ufmg , tars °bid* Ili* bowl . - away —.Amara : Madsen. ar Radom/bad, with low droormOn. . . §parwat.www, hlath 15 t =Arrimil: 111.4asa (44 lalit il e ‘t ANA 13 . — W. -- tkrdrd :• loßit . Crklo. ~ . . yam ._ . • • ... • •I • 1 " t "E"VIIr - Ctieblur . ' ,"-:. 7" - " , TT . awake, Ns. to Ns.; NahliamderlaW ead Ileatels,. 80e. Dannth, lifAmmit e . -'else WAD 411110illo Of Who AB/8.--Aa deammt of the Rapergyo, Mignon, some also, s ite aidatAled by ow tamtimmat, wen et a , ----"..\--.- ;IM LIMB of PAL, lan at 'Deb* ter. le Pask,Yad v itm mina tkenacter. The Cowl des AWN osei • • - us IL, ; Chiehlos, fdlo to 64• ; grinding and distilling, bought on delivery during winter h aneseliiled b caeca Mewed Mall OM keen* esedefie . = ti e a ft erwards la the Campo Shot Ovid° fa prematiag /II- , • • - l''' . r - - 417 / 'ile , 441. le 110 s. Melt, ilia. te 761. Chevalier, 765. te Bth to 60,000 qrs., which are like) le rasa w mem mak it ' ea Marna la Me P 0011160105 ei the weft theald teweir te tio - Whillea hid Winds - at \ , I 6 I AA . t, . . if ir - - - iturtbutabttlaut - - lend - Eboich leretatii: isew77•6: believed - that 40,0 M to 60,000 iIti.WIIBIMIOWIINWfram•76 oft e goo y t o Lc Gann et Lamm- Newitakrware: he feeshe t o th e tem . m um mem b o d y e b ewe a . Th e ,11 41 r 1 l i . ' ( ! It - le 80e. ; memos sod Anise, yew, Me. eo 36. different plane on the Vistula up to Wloclawek. Welsavehai im m e mo Mice, Semi linetime; . 421,111traed; .._ . . Amman af•Lesdi hoe ales 4 Dan Padre's . Pomoodita betas, Ma to he. Beinue. Mk to 62e. Flour, since yesterday si herrI nn ing of spring•like weather, but th • Mend ; IIMMes robot so. ... m es h m e Mearri etK em it '. bean I led thirtillowisi - tie it la Ws Mario • • • fi r Islia.ear seek . white', 56e. Z a to N tli th sBe . r berissa • __Erehold.s. 4 Ns ' 64.. ice is N e - o it pe tu ti la ing 3 V i tl t i l e tt na fest vigstiga thisk gelt tek fortaig wili h n t. ° d°" • imeteelon• e 4 /...' AT -; mi t int mow of Liobloot VIA kW et Mani : 4t 11 1 • - A .'. Al . .. :1: iin - . I Ps u • • :iv - " 1 40.11.111111eilreit s [ a. kwortal Don Palm ! What .. \`-... • • g •"- -Ali - . ••••••""" to Ma . _* wool* 50 u to d 3 e.: noueenelde; dOe• to TRINITE, MARCH 4.-Indian Qty r a scarcer ewe rl Ilk '' s A • • 0 wawleattlea alt Leas halms thei-the sword in Mo. ; Skins, des. to 50s. ; Issesseelds, 44 1 . to 60s. d a y, inn 7f. was this morning paid ier • of Bannat emeammie Maki wed altleo **gem"; hi. ....1 ' 11 14 41 40 - es t .3Limil shy ins nen&hend-dliat Newsy who've' by the l" - ' Foreign : Wheat, Denten sad I . whit*. kw. NE for the anoureption of the neigh the wants 01 '•,.. • IM tr. an * a g o y r , g oo a o r Te "thigh OM, _teselks, he deresiptha I bah above Oh sash; GWYN pima may waves. Ilie an orthrse. • N0.168.] LONDON MONDAY EVENING, MARCIIIS, 18 17. ' ,[3d. Cie• 7 Mecklenburg VeMSSI. , • 949 , 474 95 e =lel; Sal wenebses Sign Oftwo, It -Limes 1 wets Lst by courier, rid 80e. ; ta d, 74e. to 78s. ; Hamburg, WNW. awl Admit, white, gong anmonspe ..„ ii, mi. 1,07 1 9 reammiseduid mesa,-err, klea ssmod hplibmit ; ss. 44444 1/t i g,, o r wma i s gi gsmain g ingm gh,a 4. a mg tree um. t h e me . G., wog.. 111 to . ... a..6‘ . * aggrg.i.d:ioggidoto.,..4o 44 i 0.. ear . 77......... e: x .,_ ri. „, := ,___ : iiee: -'-',., 49 86. 7 7 :6 8" .. t t ° 4 4 7 788 64 : : :: . , 667, 686. 7 7; 34.41114 :74a , 7 3, 71Chel sad , 84 S0 wa lste t° 487 1( in . ' ,:w 16 64. :0 1° . ~. ' ...... d i w o hi . u P_ ing be O ht n ' T arebe thme A : TO m d n :::4 ° : egiu rew Elr e : l-- 17.4 ti be : ::0 , 1: : ee th o u re lT; dmid " : o7 : B44 All/4 7 7 . 7 "' W . 17474.4go lt and 11111111D2 dair4 :: :,74 . ..7: ithrwu R thi C n El t. c Boral Eirelle& DI34TS pee* Dlgiside. witiek 1 um eas.n rat mr i t te . j iirrietm et.d. DD:. , : Hafts, up pi., 05.749 , 74 .6 " 467k g gi g .. 4.1"17 . .......gg ....... i;;° ]... 4 99 33 . 5 i ttg ad5 irit tg,......... m.* Ag ag e.... 8.7. ,.... nod sols eu les ia lle. 94 1 Fltz feed Arch P°Min"W raiir 3o4. l ma tO bansi af ead ir om ll ; °h4da llabOlill soa. 4 46L ak aMil u t l ah,o7 ll6L Dailieh reeme. : ats : kue 294. , : 6B. """alsa d t st an ding .npply th in e ade dela i n te d ; fo b r ia r th otatem owasherb limi y ted fins , asad rer prit z 1.,„, r .,,,, , trz ,.,-,,„:...gra1v-,. end vague prevailing amianipt ths7‘.. sou's pa 14/80 e I A , 0 AB B A / mein at Ow el the lierrepandstai arty ..- Do. NW, 7 . : • bee astbleg sow : bat his soWidsady balisved gall a eat " Dover lifses • Dino Palm Imam la 4 BOHM Gm. .), No. 3, 111 4ll to 6, I L : 6 9 t: 'Any 38e. to 40e.,- Mein.% this week are : Wheat, Lim Megillest tee hel Inlob wholata to 0, ea m bi e that nehatbb e ilirr rake° I delle 1 7 an mem emu` t..it a Bradlard, 77 bath Weiss / 4 sews - 46 to H.. this, we may npect fine' of every description. The eh entles gnaw um illtelnartialty ,ta Gm sea's mum Amy am behoved Loom a m l i timk 2 , 3 m y & le lad beetpiellaly he Was that Dr Aldus had baps sa=dod, sad wits um. cod 74 eh li tMenter awed. We Lay *wt. bwerseer, mat about to Lave Oporto .so sawk so 1116 % sew of the Len., It B. WI II Z, V gr at iu tb " ..ll la ill :t es t o e ilill = Imesiimed i! bie ellemlieems is *de ais P liebee Leirii%m tle irm • 8 % , y tmiarf race:l:‘,l.ol4 l l :7 r trt s i l l p • 11"m' yids :8 4 II 4 4 : 1 :1811 11. 2tt 4 6 . 4:".1 6 re tt r 'clawicit 2b Eß ; c: all l3 ' - ibreign Tow New OM*, - to - New Whaler- to --old - to - . Itaresno, Wry 4O to 42 w 4 .., 5 .e ; m Flour . , 710 sake.. following are our ir esent pnees:-Xork Regents, 180 a. to 1 PP der wit h 2205. , redo. 180 e. to 220"; Shaw's; IMe. to 200 s. Lincoln it from the grower' in this locality, with also some and Cambridgeshire Regeets, 170 s. to 200 s. ; Kidney', 160 s. 1i ft ..., o hm ity by the con dealer', by railway transit; bet the to 171 h. Froth Whites, 160" to 180 s . Ale ggr Oe ggi to , d g r ogig tOs. prihs demanded at the openiag of the market were gres- i go i n t iletellellorg& lt tbar I t' . ".SaadiegaieMar says: " The latest Wm here (the 4t11) is Its. tr ere g iw k " or' • Di " peg, I NIT. 14 1 =sowlsolt 114•10 loo=ww• le gelsoillms. -west &Willi SWAM is mid to Iwo satand Evora with IWO i ii ' . O. 107 . des do. a. -L, 101 II Tatra It. 'Lad, S 4 . ALM% P ORYAII.I3 oiLvAicru ...... with 4,....hrmia=czt. Olga* whole st Partalegni Ga. de. do. 8., 1114 11 ' De. taus , Ali bed mmeholte Wash Evora, De• de. de .. C. Se Ds. Lib W.,1./ta., It • • hypeasaCB.--(hene "The Welt ed Mike 14 .) -- " That • it tl ;:r 4 m e Ica. lk 6. Wasturs, dertp, li Bodops It Am**, 131 1 e r limb • GS asollad lwaht, E . .sot WO k as Si ands prshosisa, are/ • Alttremos Los. 6 Telt Eska. lisetp, lif Namur ead Liege, 41 garilmndessess. 1114 4 14 . 1 7. 1 .... C".1 ... 3., dam.* so to es pl . ii . b . ki ; tott: ; io nyl ld y , at o s ‘.. bk or . 3: u peg ad qr .. . high , er an t d han at lam the w c ee bw k, w of bich the c . hec r k k ed et .hio, FM N,thplee E te E hwed S e_ 7.-Ati hmr.. l 7 O tt 0 :: I t rir l I , N l and l A 1 1 C 1 : i dwees . sold. . -At this Cheese Norfolk set Inaba - 20 to 44 Whits. leartheselerbed, Lincoln, sad Ycebbin Omega end Isest....„ -to - -Irish PORCH/N. s o l es , 977 1 only the Rnest qualities of red and white could be -to - there wm a \ willingness on the part of the sellrs to yield, but der fetched 80" to 84s. per mod iltee"a S T o h m te' e bma ne nit ts, Crah T ue 4 c4 . 4 . - Doty tree. throughout 1 \ gnat duhtess prevailed, and er e very consider- to 761. ; North Wilts, 64e. to 66"; Wilts, 56a to Wren, Mahn sod 74 to 79 Ile to Se...- to - able qestiaty hemming onaold t and held over till next week. 58s • i best Dorset and Gloucester, 60s. to 645, ; middling m y* se re hoof Yew' big sets MI asa taw, waif laWilatlea l . _ •at OD Wisdoms" to po d : • =.;, . m Or & licadeaos. it I . end near. new 70 to 111.-- to ^TM cocchtion A:the Wheat is very much Improved latele, quality 521. to 545.; Half-coward, 445. to 43e. ; Skims, 346. 4alg. * s loe sad bowill a tt i ftws" . =l•4L i gait • din Woad UMW wo o at DoKil Tens lk Lyme, el Press bmw r e lealwateed and may now be worked up without fear of heating. The t° Me. DmissmoiL D° lll7 "e ndura lirn o4.4..._ t...._...........:..r00.....i..i...... .. .. _ 7 1 _ 4 6 7 7 tr i 74_ 7 1 .: ' ,.. - ....z il ___,7 g raore ttenti ri. /of de ß r arl y •l bk off ,aw e: esdis for mih :l .h e sa is t e :inia rt:T t It t. me. HOP F S .u.. . - B d o en to . 7 3 it: th k , lA i t i ti o ( p rr iact.... rico repw eiClo th eA st . t7e 1 • WU" , am or too tailistaiedttont ." a eba- Mu Wakes 89 Boma mg Newts WI , ta/tft m e fg try C L • bb i - "W*as - t...... fk I . rushed' lever: a risky the o p o logt o g gi w ootogo t o Da pletts, gist o lt A . welt ilaatteos ai - . inhibit imi mar . ' .4.....remars. oie ,IZ l. W sn '="vm. Wail lim os, • - i i°4 Vldeliist of the • bat lam math alhir ea l b '. "'., "smaltl.. ~ . aso hsrt. eppb dllie r ak .rWras. i._lt is ottreetly "WOW an of the members of the Lisboa Cablast was Ike *me te l lgkel li t r leLled llA T ' lla ig trrelteat lli r litaltallit; are =-to - __-..Australima la te 1N.., There was rather wore &position to buy &we hewn pinch demand continues steady for all good Hops, at lets pries'. -to -'...- at - of Oats tor mad, at Weer pima. Beam and Pees rather ma* am inns, owlet. GC •to el. Ho Y.:anion RenU•- P. en. IL •ag• • NM" " M "' la were.." " i e UM "' le ga lialdia"l" hald4 Oa ri ala MaardaYl b./ft Wade • Ther° ear try Maio •eitlooltis ao 11104 . 01 maa °win •" • Ima m I°Bll °C se aa :II ' ii „.. Distinir • con , : i s : 11 4:: , _"'" L s ' _.: giso way us' prior. -. low is' worth 6d. to Is. per sack a w e5i05 4.1‘41144444- " 4 444 4 4 Y. '" Lae. " . " - '. 4 ""... es , tit pa t hs eowddlis6lll ell mast boitisj 'Lowly of 04 O , ran dom 41411499•114 Inn law waratire hefts the emmgestist, 4 ,..„M i e m a ar d or t o l o o p io yorogoogy with want of stmidsase es: tke part of maths smeast ~.lawefthev , __„__ ha ll = Waisted is said ts lis ykeemt of hashisolams woe Ardis,. The il = at prima was •"tim ... --- - Alikalta b . "Mr whilst °mat To& _is asserted by rathsehmerards a Linker dedlas; We ao geese quaatitr id . rammula me atillada" hto St. to - abr• , fret on board ; but not many buyers. Enenhars• . 111 toe to ea te &L.- te _., Wboit7:b7te, flee , 631bs. p er bo o t i e, St s . t o gm p er ANDOV&R, MARCH 13.-Trade Arm , though the 'ewers 3$ so h.--- -to - qr. ; red, 6111 M . bushel, 77e. to 80e. lig weather prevents much doing Beet Fantle Ite . etegetimeedZllelhielfssometash;&;„ a or we =at the pews with the Doke. . I lather steak wee thrown apes the wilts. sin ab oidt.77.7.::::. - LA -to -...- to - 48 s. to 50s. ; grinding, Mk. to 42a. Oats, 431t Ba • r e l . " iler bin tti hel: per cwt. ; second quality, 81 . . to 81. 10s. Alt Fro n. fee t hetne t rither • 11011 .1 11.11 " emel eeet = Mr ' to thiak ittis lbs Amer, If Gems to Uhl ia the e canter........malit!Ltk .., ... .. sof Shire Prof ., V..., -• g00m..... 99 - --- le 70 - Potosi, 40s. to 48s. P.M. art', Ms. to 32a. Beans. 484 to Bentleys and Crondells tram 51 to 51 Hi Steen lien' IPIDIRID. ar a. " Maar "' Mr ta 1.1 0 SIPIII- I MOO binds EMI, The& Wad VAdtkoll Ot 1•••!Ft r.... "W m . -- ,.." 1 - 7 , -•- I.B = B 4 o ...." at ii (at 14.) "*.l Illok ,-- - - Is - ------- . 4 i :: aa • •-• a '••• 645. near, few ea board at Yarmouth, 54a. ed. to 555 . ~ 61. • ; seaad quality, 4L los. Kant . s,"aen,. 61.. to 61. lia.'Lldi4 • :• - '''r Mimes *kb •le- st IV . • Ida tit* Owes gosissai--a wet glaabillsi plum af.111•81- D o . si o jta dd .' g eid to 11...- to - pia sock of MOIL., _With ma math's credit, parchams - Keats, al. te aL. Weenetheri 41 : IbL Ow di• Obil Merl, . . - 1 447 , ig . . 1 1 ' z -.; . agobeatica al gal • peas ' • •,•.J, .: , •,'- '. • Do (O. 3. thlt . 1 17•• thca. •.• m. . . •&•at •• ";-,............ ~‘,. lA, 1 Itibline.ild I iiii riff it Iff tT. 201 le MI. Iv , *w ow Lows *lst* • en• WAD ,N All ingt kW I holimed a . W . •d • : • is.t. . tap ,; ere - vat. , doles La • ........ ~ .....1....' ' . _. . an. .. . itaß - Wthonnerea, MAACK 13.-Hops remain firm at lest •-•-- •-•-•••• • Da L.• A, Halves), 40 p • Mica, ti • - . end Oder ~..- Milliemalkeeseltdeg lI I MY 0 Oms•••••• 11 0 10. ma 110 • 1 110• 11 •••• 1 • 00 4 a Ward. lie • • lima isad.Phr. (A), ip • • a„„„.. . ,_,. is t o 40 u mm . as d it t o it., t o . d e ., which odd at the extreme rates of last week. Beans Real 61. to a 15 e. &Mu, Re &O fel. OS. Keens, from ' St. tO 61. • ow ~ ,....4 to the law ,. „,... w. N. traii-halattit sod 1001y-reigiestibis osemillifot Ina bete, t o , 404. sq . Do. ( 8 /. +P ' • Whffilltsishilssisr Si this caw booth of fated laPitedidiemi weimesso Waddell Yams It a Wei %UMW' 130.1 Del 3 - 0 4 *ToP• ..loon li• & C-. i 4 Twins, e:i;t . free of doty, per tat , Rd 101, to se 161, Per stationery. But little doing in Seeds. Prices dell Old Hope, 355. to 455.1 bykstalgdififftto 24d. per lb. Laud* Came, Dutch gad German ditto 61 Ina to Sao lea theeipthem lover. ,por..hol te sidae , WhZ B 474lrl72 i ta . to=l: rar ii...„,,„,,, z. ........ T. Geli thirea`e It t wee, ow 14 1. 4 =1: Q.,.. & 1 1).2, 90 ri ,,, t hst b ,. / .... , t hp Ditto Mash sal dossiosa ditto Ste toe. to tll PM o WOOL-Lon:Km-Very little variation in DllO per Bd. often*, . 71 ° 1 ' 1 '7 44 'T/ Mil" 13.--8° cold a week a the Peet English Wool trade ; the same quiet reduction of mocks at repro it le M has been la seldo42 experienced in the middle of March. ... rat i te pr i ma . a i l gam . w . p . m ., of the want of i'2,67:11.,5Z ' 111.111 W 7 ...---zr tb , v 2 _, 71,b. chitzi a ... 0 0 . British Naval s • r "" e ( 73 °.° Kliflei)t 7 a• 8 . fmt- D°°•• am pr Pima. Lawless lb. hiptemies mold Ss IWO Tort St Itrsoratle Plat, sip Pr's Pt Lyons, 11 d Deataie mid lilmaberg At as 40 There was • good supply of grain from the farmers of all d •• '• = IR iliclit7thisrselos Yd 2! . x ....... id1etal wheat* le *Weal "'"'" -. Of Ode 1 What is sal lam Per- imam s g 79 9 L J o g g , 9 g ~ . .. • Caned lam (Duty 7 Id. pot barrel) 34 7° 41 kind' • ; bat 7 " IP••••leme of northerly winds have Pre* profit th. ande th ; o sa e f all connected n °Pl ee n ted wa w m it tlz h th t e b t l ied tf e ar , p th rioes emmil wourerbe ki lower th ellen lag lialthst she mud wheat d r -- oe „ mewl , o b . sasany espiasat, ran attempt was made BIRMINGHAM UL M% Maws It. • Preach free - to - Po Bak of dee &a- Tasted any arrivals of grain or Flour during the week. ( wintry pageonedierie hZihrielksethisithlimMem me sap • osoisaty a 6„,, .„1„8 b e ,. , mhiah • There was taws than tits tassai'satount of hams trans- ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM soh tuner TO 13th MAROS Hominess commenced with a brisk demand for Wheat; but tammly an y arr ythi F4 w i m l be n e l t re d i c e i n ag W b 7 g l • ai ter te th cg e gug Fu e b t l . le "Mu m ; elli to a feerelee Mosakia het . L how =hat Moo • led to 7 °7 acted for a Saturday the Engem. awsich. 11612. 'men& the millers were unwilling to give the advanced poi do- e ALVA:MM.-J . Ow /110111,8 may have notice(' Paa 6ll -==lem,_ ... Tbo... mom elea }..mono Width & Amb., Ne & lim, rd Sows. ft Mr, (B), h. NA p Wisest ---- -- - I pad I 7 -- 2 " mended by the growers, but ulti tely the whole was cica ecventy of th e weather may partly account for th e delay of ..., . metuzikaiLeme he .1 0 ,,, im., pea h r . mtutra PAY . ...won Mae immegrsosble teawgemalea ; bat the hit. and rd.l 1 Skrepebtre Unless, Ilia 9d. 4 Barley m mint ova woo neon* sows 114111 remelt has isagglemately mot, thwded a imillas attempt Piceigeg daim tswabitl i ali. ~ II motet Beg. ChM J.),.fin_Pch I P Ore . -.-. -. . - ~,,,, 794 2 , 4 , 09.4 off at a trifling advance-about li._per querter on last weerkl but as the stocks of Wool are light, and little or soden' ' prices. The highest price of best Wheat is 84e. and averse, arriv i ng there ie no chance of prime tmeding from mei !. Odom soss oltlpitUtholiswsktot h perbotkhess. lespoitehd l an WASP w w ts4 je m a k - th e e l ewi k e h e i egee edg eed (tiore N. Do. do. (late Treat v.), Ip , YU" ejse rag e --;• bandy: Malt, I petty . qualities, 74e. to 80s. For old Wheats the del:nand is greut, Pint ;cry low point. The imports during the week were -4•41.1 u • i a, II ORM yes ItelSO, WO MISR Gs Gtr, the . 4 k s ift ,o, l o, gni fteoloyo g by a con . - • =gm sham, hu ge . ;3. IMPRRIAL AVERAGE& at 68.. to 7 2.. The supply of spriag Corn was large, pant. only 90 bales, a which m were from Germany, and 16 Gran landares=mall err t g arlisessa wise me welappeley n y * . Uebss essiessisit, sod 92Fteed the TM Were harkst was rattler depressed, and very little nimbi samples for seed ; but high prices' being demon ,fteignise. Wasalws math* tt Ins asit Et Aso , Widid... . addo o rdo mo d tw ee qu o so d ..0001„.ir , siat .of tOs Moe Misioner as business vas traassetdi. The arinetpal transactions wars De. De 7 tvbeiL is 114 1 r: 1 7d 31 3 : t. 2cl 337 . 1,111 2.6" 2. 74 Sie ft rld Monte Video. Sz .a reRSISIIIIRDIL lalk intlemen'e awe weIIPIMIDIM that ei die celebrated dime generally st declining prices, and pnemia the others re. Feb. I -Is 734 11130 id 36, CO,Sde 9.3 Hs 31 les 4,1 the salts were slow, though probably th e whole chan d gt AHOOTRII, MARCH 13.-The trade exceeding' inactive, Its 7 ais 10d 6 1.. A's mikes lidlts id hands. Beene are wor th 50s. to 54. Oar , 325. to 335. Peas, . - e soh bare be was to tr. HAMM leg heli bill' 44 -- stmua '' ' Vl*, Viermaat Oliviers mated • -a* 716 74 1 5.1. 64 11a naps ad 53s 64 ems lld ilk t o w e Tare ', g o. to 6 ... ; see geed malting Batiag ,. , several fe ll mcmgers having held large quantities or higher ediasa, slat Sow,' odd he, •yea prom seeding Me Dui a t pa w ". t o tbo ease , i s i s Am b, Nortr " Bcw, Se. d Lon. k Beltddon, and IL Come r 27 I4e 7d 155. Od SU 6113.36 lld 335. It Hs SO witieh is very scarce, Hs. to Ns. The demand for Flour in ipOrri ekes after tris b; r w l fair . o th.y llit et oir var tra , ant trade a 5t1 . 11 ,6, 177 , .. 3 1 i =sod Meaty.' Sesta based, was the sue."-ftipalaa the gy m * , d u , i ftput ieß ey e a mo na d . a seen nava .., East Lamm, Nvw. l l P Maza rift."4 .l6ol 4' P PD. 1 1 .). (le* Marea- 1 7.6 ad Us 114 ills idl66llld Ms Id Ns Id at Ns. to 60s. for south country, and 565. to Oh for Land listordallemslim Ds New Maim IS p vice, wee eabetaniaany Sad 1 11006110;01i fold the 1. a vr.Voe're 51 7 5. P P 6 woke. An. Aver. 7Se Irate 1d132. idl36 613216 611161 161 wale. second, 12. lie. Super Lost Weds, 121. to . 121. tee.' ' uALvArnsm._.. no *me a Chinni= only in consequasso Mat bee 40•64 . t and at Wm, (We i o na m end Yon), and WE, Map (Theme are no distaste foreigsGralial second 111. to 11/. 10s. Super ombing, 111. to 121. ; meet: oppeext robe sow veldt In 111;: h =oR ; far vs me Di-advised pre2 . Ipso phis , man mt. d L Scrip, 10a.106.61-p 1 WAXAFLILD. KAlleg 13.--Contrary winds Daum our nth- ethaliq, lOL to 111. • grey' 41. to 71. t es saerewsaa that hma be es• mere WNW who, oa the t o ..n i c Two . Haller. red Mae 341 e I aliwit s tik , Prise • r fen. SO• Ps& • Ps& 16. rsa• 20 . Pra- 21 - 'Mt. • plias this week to be .mall . We have a fair extent of Dust _ ' ' . BRADFORD. -The consumption of Wool being so very -MOW paidastwo as lout Imarrailoss la era Wt. BALM d e ft ...o u r b eem . 0 - ;.. t h e Lad . sad Dews. masa. Noe), We, $ 74 it nee done in all descriptions of red Wheat, at an advanced ( o , ln ao lfolfinfitio ldi tram tab malls Waled kr this litalliftillot . : . -•' ,' 1 74 7 ... ... ...i. - - ls. to 2s. per gr. ,- White, Is. higher. Barley firm end steady limited, there is . but littl e . doing in the way of sale, and the *Sc GALVANIC Or •. is Wirt. Yes . 1ata1..,...,_._ J' a " 41 bit "Asa pad as .l a° l °• Iss e erstad%lnk. Ii d 74 4 . Milo at previous nue. 8 .. dmi; witting , a . m .. iv stack of good using descriptions even lees in proportion then um bie lelued_ the salad * et Sc mar gum., ,rff no oOldnet • ill E t , Teelledit I ern vogOrall Weetobe Da New, Lc ad. a - thata.b.'"Ne % u. f. 4; 7, HI .., ...-s n . ... '... ..- . A. , i ... .... wawa. Oats firm, and Shelling better sale. Malt as " the demand, which tree from tie fact that Etcher prim are heeekse esierwsat, beseeser.ao sea lci. or toe meet palatal cbaraitsr, bat they may even be Do. Pref., Vs. Tork 6 New. 3i p ' 71 7 ... demanded in the country than can be relize here • and, as , 4Sher it VOW fammils ilea lids Gs regarded ott eaviald• wbara easspared with these which Ice*, Woke, a relk.LlaAd.Uad i . WARILINSTRIS, MARCH 13.-This pitch market w i M e te r el t h e ho m e is t h e country er , c hi e fl y h e ld h y t h e ' room , lemegh meal Of Mak ar Palsallat SI Ns, hal Last hat the mind of ha mean. la whom evil psalms the BRISTOL SALES, lisscsl2. •Mest whim Mr. Hags ar ses Skasine NOW 01 f •- werelocheerfek. whole Wig oolgoole. 1 iiii,r - ooreiouy wedged any per- The market Neadasd la a gloomy state, with prices ion ANDOVER, MARCH 13.-Trsda was better, and the beet O u t l r ed hite w W ith hes W ts b n ea ot t 11 v ul ar et u ble g as ua red itt" .. Th Th e e ad ft y n an s "a ce sit' ty re , w is hic b t witillttallePethlrffecY of o ' f in kze g P a ing this all std kinds ea cil eart. zomb C - IQ:VI/ANIBAL-a We bold it a alive duty to 'owl rams hi this stetawnit, boa have considered it to int downwards. _.. . white Wheats are stain up to 201. per load ; some best reds last week is full S. per qr. White When, 82. e. to Ns,: ing Wools from any decline in prices. i• cal! Is the adeembeenatem ; 411:tNr. be au offei it,../ I 116,6.T0R501R to believe an attempt MIL+ a Exeter. Tutrtho I P Midlstid, Sad , . 1 9 . ' made 191. 10s.; ratddling v 181. 10s. to 19f. • inferior also best. 76s to 78s ; Inferior 70s to 75a Barley was g C, of VIM mom sesigiLo•llllllL • Oka the will% 8, po t w e n, duem o tool the tr . Minted CI. Wales In., 126. Li. N. Bridal Ertelnka, j 9 Ample re& • relejlierel•llll/14111_,_ ____,ll tans. Me saw of the ilaj is of an *coca 'ye and unities. a tirdeelee •,,, et ,..,.... 114 ,,,:r' v e v d than WWII. 011 price 645. to 56e. per qr. ; middlint South Derma, 6 d loaf of 81ba Barley was not any lower, tho ug h buena, was market - &Rho h the b . done h gm lmams as not been to any Sc anallikass 101 . 10 am , wim. W fl''''''' O. '''' restinE.ha . ratter. TWOMMIDWAtitee marched at sir in the - - ---"---' - ' les 604.; inferior, 445. to 465. Oat. Trade brisk. • caof chaos- he Itnet badegamsdemom in ivainisme sold well, at an advance equal to the h er. Best ' Flour 6 81 , I ri' • „ ie . * . wade tether ' ile a aeo ,• • eeeietee effeee n l LIBDt.-The fresh arrivals from Germany since the open. Nesenstle and Barwick, ISt p best bread , 00"; monde, dee• bl• Breed. 1 7d• to lgd• Per Apr ' YORE SALES, MAncii IS. ' slack; ems of the best bright and heavy samples fetched Linn' g i g Best, .to 375. per qr. • middling quality, 305.; moderato, great exteat. Prices remain firm. i/W morn , with a strcmg o = i fpr ths purpose of o f ro em ...' Oa lellame= t ed .0.447= ', ., ing, it asemeary, any attempt which Sale - 1: - e;ro d . 2 (1 11. 3 ! Tali.lith llt Dl, E: . t i l d, U =. lll ll lBl. tki ' ' Pt to er 6B. per lei gr tind sl e i nt ly " re co , 14)411..ede0 &t f or reed, S A . 15, , • t°„__ 27 l. M„,,el__„t• beeti„,„_ 'Bde• per qr . • Pa. 765. ;middling , LRICPATZR, MARCH 11.-La wools and yarns there is no tit p , 3extsatezerses gdwatem. merely en velearrtat." daubs mlghlittedi la that Whig Iht it appeepe that the .t o ma. the. geg4, 2 o N. Coontidel lißlisa 1 l 'a. ls. p er or . & m p h , legation. Spienez coo . unue to work short time, and stocks ; best scarcely reached 10s. per bushel ; good, 9" 6d.; kir tr .. '"''' . 7 "•°"'", f°•• P•r r be g; Bra movaDDRID di • ham. tweeds Cerro-no had no Roman It Berwick, 8' Neseb Strifordeisire, 6 th e best 'clung at Am. rem: White fully as dear, making 0 Yarn are wee= *heft. !ArIALVANISII.--Iles is extracted Loa skied DID Sc eehrlikm a few boat-loads of ;pais De. N. Si St 11. nei e s 4 York. View. Pref., S sis oau tnpl .r es e , re 9s fin. . Earle Mal. M sb eal th , 235. pries t 0 .26 5. .. po p ; b b e ase ipi o nsd f 10 'ens . Mg " lAil& c h . M r ° ,:4tp." .. 74 . 4 ,,, mga Beans without any alteration. Per fi rm, at last week's (rum Ces. to 72e. par qr. • ; maple, 555. to 565. Rye as lan Livaaroot.-There is no improvement in our market. ? ,.. uota tc ti i on 2a. . Winter Vetches, 7s. to 71. 6d. per bushed; sprint, We have had huh gent,littlo . ~ hasemss . . doing, and th at b . m la '• mire weekly lememmr," of WO. -.New sow Middy sad Wage he he Ma Mewing is the mon which; been at a reduction upon the Werner rates. A public Bale is - E0_ . t 0 ....1. b r aira m s hom geeem i tit u remesty .ibis. ls . vi l l o 3a= sa viel dam erived ser t li t r a ra i . o b oes , I haw eft: pre. r;mi. tar .In. 10s. priors; white a turn dearer. Rye remains as last week. tu "Wyse& seem M abstmes ems 4petea, -- bide i. Ditto Thirds, 17i ° °roue, Maws 10, 4 P.x.-Yoalseda , fliddasilia Du ad siot w ord ... , l e d ..t.a. advertised here for the 18th lost at which 6O O hare Qt- 6:& tv.,Don.k Th., 21 'W- inter Vetches Bs. to 95. per bushel ; Spring, 10s. to 12s. WINCHESTER, MARCH 13 .- Whet exceedingly b.-, It •• about . --- Kilkenny &O. 0. &W. 1., tnEd. COLCHESTER MARCH 13.-There was a fair supply of solisollar Wm s shisowissiMPßlMlDlD , • 100 •10 lis rein B seat to Chemin a poi of bis *whs. of his ad- Digo Halves, 17 la "'" '' k ' i " 21e. " Whea ' to-do ' F ers w firm in 'mistime on •a consi- and this circumstance has partly prevented sales by privets • further advance of 10s. per load, several buying extensively East India and 300 bales of ether low Wools will be offered, from Southampton end Gosport, resumed for shipment to •ed ite meow dmis spoy a =the .west' Kr . H a brale wend greed. Oa appas the Dam his troops were Me photon , SI to ar t s Ytitt.Gt..toGeL:24. ed. 30. 1 list base tbs Alban( We.., thr., C Link Dm., 7s. U. doable advance, but owing to the dull accounts from York- V _ _ __ lade lower. Imports this week :-Foreter' n, 7 bales ..mseeesithreted it ble mess Um he his * Ids pationO. find cm Loss a battery issl ea the to side of i Value, 1119 64' • - Bel . eta Frame. The best white fetched 82s. to 84e. pe r contract. In Scotch NVools there is little business, and prices ' Who sate time Is sedum* of moos la say are, bs tolls Do totted th e rotor. In thod.st alp be ret i e d....;., tt , hi .' LOINS In necourei. . b. 84 lour, hI.. 4d. the bag ; Bread do ., 600 DI • second, , previously this year, 13,939 bale.. Scotch, 134 bales; pre- shire, 'My littler buena" was done in the article. Beans, of y• ; re d , 75 .. in / 74. ; i nfe ri or a aea , 72 a• &° 74 e• Best ' UT " 'go ot new." lidera d' -e--- of . I mdCametyllown,3l . tame Csa ore rum.. which there was an average supply for the season, meta i i; n_ALV ANISIL-InTalids an solicited Wend to Mita ins takes lei by ow Sam is ayes ths pelage of the auMmimata it ° 11 " 17 " Imusri sim Wawa lattatai • =7 3l Vr•rt. aa• ed. ready sale at. fully last week's I , r ile. 61. 7s. seen. 'Many farmen have sold their last of that grain. There pheee , Barley I. but ' ri m y I 575. 4d. Bread, le. 6d. to Is. Bd, the gallon )oaf. Barley rine)) this year, 1,928. not so brisk, yet we Cannot quote prices lower than last WAKEFIRLD.-This market is still depressed. Baler ere 60.. sad best matting, grinding, and for seed, yin betwen on a limited scale, and prices are unchanged, but where sales I '"- Mr. W. it NIA ". =AtitTi.nzVs A a .i...r.r...:v.i...r.T.-....... betweea the Ci War. 2 " •IL, 1 82 ...... A le gsay inera" Dir/elit. 6d. Umiak tor his _/' ca 0 "s '- hla be rammer dee au noslist at two prase litunp, Ibilballn ofCleintiol.fistaire loft of the !Otte under 'Wakes. I '......m. hobs" ad. appeared to be a greater disposition on the pan of maltsten to bny. Wheat, red. 795. to 82a.; white, 81s. to 84s. Beans, mu on per qr. ; good samples, a little discoloured, my mods prices at/4 be considered in figiour of buyers. weighing 10 score 101 b. and upwards, Die. to 505.; lighter WINCHESTIR.-The trade quite negnated, best Lamb's ellesellsiketaalleaestilele. la It alltills hold Ws sialsm at biiiiira 0.4.. , ae d o psi*, (NT a the i dth y n y entm . , Dente& eadt3reffeines, II t Deka lideetia. aLs. 4 50" to 56e. Barley, 53a. to 58e. samples, 42s to 455. Malt, best, 10s. to 10s. 3d. per butheL; W ' making cot more than 120. lb. • middling 124 • -.6161n MIME at whim shemallam sils. lib ola emm Great a Leda sod Remisistisn, 4 i GIAIDCDDTDB• Mmgcm 13 . - At our market this day there Rood brown , .9, 6d to 9s 9d • moderate, fie. to 90. 34. Bar- 00. - • per ..r -, ' ' t 0 shot gone When of the Oth la/WM sad 60th Ourbiahre. in fait A p=n i e l e o li = 6 4i s 44 % ei ngr i si o i .__ N s= li a iwldals. Mier ai sharp maw, the weeny retreated, d obi o w ood o d o o . i i 98‘,S•MgPsed. NS, SS 7n UM. laMsil. BAssas., haat was • • moderate supply of English Wheat. which was held r e , m h o, S.. i,,, its. the i .1- e ing of 10 score. Beans rather bi ,..1 , 1 gre id. ;,7, i . second ; q co ue . ity . aux d r : • wresse em Arttra mil lgrattids • phew kw*/ Illa he heads MAL Joata's fame we Da theim lia la. UtZW1t5.9d.1714.64.. for 2a. to 3s, pu quarter advance upon lut wick', rates ; scarce, and in good demand, at last week's prices. Pew to td. su tra ra eo a m e b l i o ng ng , W ll7. l4 to l2ti la be". ; 'awl MI hos MI smaisamse emorm; to gis new prisaamo i tookidi • a /mew, a a apdar, eamitals, and two Illi IX W: & Bal. Naafi , 72 2 Mill ea 9a. [ miller' however, bought very Paring 7• Foregen in very whit . 70 „ . ; - ray, 545. to 565. per qr. Rye, not mash in 1 Alm ellnrel m b Iml l ne ff MIMI ere kel a MOW* •I 18811 Dat s snmeal seriesats, sad Mho • • Mang'''. al_k_ . 0 !- - ias id. small mode. and the few sales made realise fully Be. Per or. _.-....!. ...._,_ e__. v_.,... 7. . . YOIC.-At the annual market there was • rood show of , . LATEST INTELLIGENCE. • .. THIS DAY, Four o'Cloek. .. NEWS FROM PORTUGAL. By the Montrose, arrived this morning, at South , ampton, we have news from Lisbon to the 10th, and. Oporto the II th Instant. The Montrose reports, that .. on the 2nd of March a tremendoes gale had wreekeil r many vessels, and destroyed much property on shore, -et each:. Two small • vessels had gone down, and on shore, outside the bay. The mew of one of them, a ; Jammer, from Ireland, the corn, Mime home in the Montrose. i Prom Lisbon we learn that the liberty of the Feu had again been impended for a month. Monetary and commercial akin were very bad; discount. on ..bank paper 40 per cent. A meeting of the principal people, merchants, and • 'Others, had just , ta ke n place to hear some proposition -of the Conde 4eTojal on monetary affairs. The meet ' ing ended in tumult and confuoion, and was adjourned ~ to next day. The queen was said to be very unpopular. General Guedes had an affair on the Bth at • lava, in which 20 prisoners, mostly officers of the • 6th Infantry of the Queen, had been taken prisoners. The Castle at Oporto had fired a shot at one of . the blockading ships, which returned the fire, and ate of her shot entered the room of an P.ogliah merchant, ~ lading, for security, near the sea. • (From our own Correspondent.) OPORTO, MAtCE 9. Amidst a variety of contradictory rumours, I have : discovered very little truth wherewith to occupy your Mien , ties The Jackal war steamer arrived here yesterday ham Lithou, t s i p rizaf t letters and papers of the sth lastest. The ; L ama lib bet expreasivi terms of the (Sa ha Queen's amass had assumed 1 ' .. „ .1 1= 4 114 . 1 1 0011r days in the Ilailtit, and although I Itnot been able to gather any hot of, from ~. tlifferent sources Outlets the captors of - Thlrenes be so emeideved), still the impressioa left , ,za of minds a an Dlienit tdaria'e r t:t= o in do this city is , fi — vb. IT "4 ' 6th Mama; speaks in very confident a. 119191 of the dimabeel of mitt des Antes from Ali ellnaiand Who Janta's harm, but my last COIRMUZIICS-. .. at will bare Milied to show the tetthal .i terim ur can onalywkkhnow 0111, that the mioaejleed ha li ng !, I rare was a deal of alarm excited this morning in - 91. 00 .mrings a rare* lIMPTIWY* at stidann.c. head ttp I have pmeared a of the actual state of , Whin ht this quarter, er I translate literally, r. .9 8. = in few aamil astir toms the exact truth : at 9 a.m. ads morning. with a co l'lih, hr Car= pleas whin the Douro is passable, miltimsthrmtroisaalliam= t ort a ks e r li liM the int tics t .elletreitetbaged the aseth.aralse with theta merely making a tementisseste, end of emoting a divessicia, by causing our , ' III N lere - latluilue city, and thereby disemberrase Casale 5. . litheel messed the river Lima yesterday at Bans, v r . i n tatz illor Linda*. T 4 order to effect • it will be necessary for him to creel & ,il 4 i t il eil Devious a of Spain, t'at._ Was within kiss thin two lupus. L VlrMll Cam], reed woe marching to attack him. 1:1e. . 71 . *AY eimmemill. by Larissa re-crossed the Mil limpro.satorid lesseeme." u inlet* ear sway mesalesimp Inolioolini th° . iVtae , e i lisn, but et it . es alone ase I ed s kCR a ti nt eset the of the Dame remit the packet If boron algid IWIROW O * guy Pik lessephe will add a ' Os Renday lest 0. won a. mead isuemens is dills Laps, the, Swiss the ita Sit swiWea of • ssmii .• wittallthe Jusealluel pies to the let bettaßos 1 ' • . (nnisane), 'of Opole, m • reward hr the 'geed Z etth e i r m t . he mime at Vet Passe The ceremony we. . by ea llt s. these la, Das Antes, S. the ,of the Junta, and a R . _. Not The theme if Lips is that wherein the b . 4. 4 a1l &Posited, and the Junta. the Bo mb east let immediately under th e splendid tomb width Ms us of their former thief and friend I. in • d ept WM impreseiva, mad the reflections that now niesed T t my mind on perusing tie lain inscription on' rt aul atoosPbeips, and_tomparmir the pp• with the 'meant— Mt 91, da Stadia' kneeling .thiether before the ■off ~`f~Yi