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J. .C.. he. • Orfesent—llor rem weer Mooed fear" I good • amp MA sea s Dy tea oberzare• of isbiale. le dr n the erred: lisrea NI, _Midi* r ing beeelreft awl Ift mar dr Pried ef SVadik.ilmeatilbll2l2l2ll6(sft LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Pour o'Clock. It is reported that Captain Alexander Milne, of the St. Vincent, son of the late Admiral Sir David Milne, G.C.8., who was second in command at the battle of Algiers, will be the new lord of the admiralty, in room of Rear Admiral Prescott, C. 8., who is ap pointed to succeed the late Rear Admiral Shirreff as superintendent of Portsmouth dockyard. Mr. Thomas Frederick Elliott, the senior commis sioner of the Colonial Land and Emigration Board, has been appointed Joint-Assistant Undea•Bea'etary ' of State for the Colonial Department, with Mr. Mar rivale. Mr. Murdock, who has beet up polobill a commissioner in the place of Mr. Elliott, boa base one of the senior clerks in the Colonial-offioa, The Swedish Diet, which was opened on the 15th of November, met on the 23rd of that month to re ceive the royal propoeitions. In these the king an nounces his intention of carrying out the views of the Diet, expressed on previous occasions, respecting a new criminal code, based upon the principles of an enlightened humanity. His Majesty adds that a committee had been appointed to prepare an " ul terior development" of the questions which relate to the national representation. Plane would be laid before the Diet for completing the national defences of the kingdom. Taxation had been simplified, and the work of primary instruction throughout the com munes forwarded with zeal. The royal address con cludes with the announcement that slavery in the island of Bt. Bartholomew would be for ever abolished after the present year. The following accounts from the Columbia are from a letter, dated Valparaiso, Dec. 28th' So many rumours have been afloat regarding the Modesto for the lest year that I will shortly give en annent of bra voyage and cruise. She left Yelpers's* be May, Ink kr Callao, Tahiti. Sandwich Islands, ad the Oebmeds rfeer, hoe Ikea destinallea, where she arrived in October. 111146, reamheel armed in the Columbia, off Fort Ventewrir, Dr 19 loathe. Bee Immo la the Columbia had a warkad inflames in pees, sad It prateeting the in tends el die lame, seplistissen Previous W ai rrri P t ort d resseeeve= thresented amindedly with an attack by Ow Amu rima leadas." Bee pressena, however, iambi awry =se hemllty. and bar caws ode s& pest sea bisepitalaty in the!sesetry. The Acea speak highly of the salubrity of the Agnate, whisk memables that of England a go , d deal sad of the flielthey of the mil, which is well adapted fr o the growth et seen old all sort. of vegetables. A considerable pewiy of wheat is raised, which is chiefly bought by the Hudson's Bay Com wy, and exported in dour to the Seatlivich Islands, Cali fornia, and to the Russian settlements of Sitka. The repre sentatives of the Hudson's Bey Company at Fort VSII- county, which stands about 100 miles from the mouth of the Colombia, and is the company's chief establishment on that (the west) side of the Rocky Mountains, bare ingratiated themselves with the natives, with whom they carry an extensive trade in skins, so that all English are p opular with them ; but they show a marked hostility to the Americans, who, it is to be regretted, treat them very roughly, and too often most unjustly, in their mutual deans. The Modest* sailed from Fort Vancouver on the 6th of May last, but was detained for five weeks at anchor in Baker's Bay, waiting for • " true wind" to waft bar acmes the dreaded bar at the mouth of the Columbia. She left the river on the 12th of June ; ran to the Sandwich Islands in 14 days ; remained, taking in stars and provisions, eight days; made Tahiti in 28 days; remained at Pepeito three days, watering ; and finally ran up to Valparaiso in 31 days; thus running 9.000 miles in 73 days' sailing. THE GLASSHOUSE-YARD BATHE AND WASH:HOWIE& —Sir,—The interesting accounts which appeared in year paper of Tuesday, of the free beets and wasbhouses in East Smithfield, induces as. to hope that you will feel yourself enabled to do something towards obtaining pecuniary sup port for that well-enadacteil establishment. That nearly 90,000 of poor people have this year enjoyed, free et all cost, what is to them the luxury of a bath, and of an opportunity efifeisemilegthafr clothing, is a feet so replete with matter for thought, that It only seeds to be suggested to mak its own heyeeesics. But whoa you sine to relied e that this vest les bees seamed to the poor by the math= el a hyr Nue I =lye, will not be slow to NNW sues: t b ile the optertunity of assisrhy in eo be... yell* a It any ow, ma bars to a doubt se bh ohs to sink de °Wt, I would hay ist l y v VA bias weed see die Giambelievgaril mabiliimat k spier ten. The adestedeu le bee lean aels, ba T til beil i foioreern t a iv Ass li* paid se ties awe p II am he is. woe* deg. - If the Vibe le net whet be Dees there I win be the Hist to excuse his keeplag his mosey is hie pocksta.—thre wan WOELD elotol3 CLEANLINESS, axes* race Pooa. es- 61 .21. 1 THIPIELD CLUB CATTLE nom= Ws reseth ,l a a gthithilll Spat ithgatedio this maul amr, mere asemaift, SUS bath radii! bath the I n fo misid with thair . a . ..l Mat le oh =army ins ishiathem via air by mire Mint timbered spree* by do speratiews of fritooda. 11111 aflhothibibt Veda la ta imam auk (*it 1a LWa.a his thissams =sag with _rasa t to with *s semmemismia alas o , del Wosaillsawarlje net, e g i s ar a ztonsity mo wed. dm Itotheilthodbage,oihd bat e do. yelopmeat searft bib as ate best wiped to the attain ' attain ' meat of early amtastey ; thes semi, a quick return of :tttas well as aa Mimed of human food, et a mot Witham somas ws aow pro. coed to aisle tbs our mishe alma midst ham boss mimed MU we hat bssa maid, VI adtkas4shiwys, to give something like a maddest TV spirts& .Mat, o• the Meath, is mosedily good; we hays sera a wrath halm bat do set wowitaw a Tsars hod show. Whinging* the arbor addithol, then us ast quite ete ;west year, bat we beim lasso thou ea say cosesisa to that. Wa hat bat at ties f, m rmsembe yetis of the yard. This aim is ariptially Inn Wed up. Me vim*, of the loth pie, big is beef Mid by the lib, 30L, • sold idol, add a saver aes Is whited by all to be the best 111.144mmisil m mar thd ; is it, rapist model. T m his Aas Srn mini id and fed hr era w. Dunkley .of litharetiewps. The aside.... Mr. J. Taylor, Maskoser, damned by ford cm ; as Is the third pubs, is Mr. W. Trinder, of V: tag. for Further beturifel Hereford, the former bred by Mr. 'll. Moire, of Barrington, and the latter by Mr. Thomas Roberts, of Ivington, Bury. Indeed, all in this class, except perhaps two, are me good that each owner could not hare expected to be beaten until he Game into 00-opetition with what are decidedly better in some points. We cannot par on without noticing a splendid Devon steer, bred and fed by Mr. J. Bult , of Kingston, Somerset, presenting as it does a fair model, which all who desire to produce an extraordinary animal will do wall to Wham Om vie will not permit othrr; 'Tee roollatel Wale judger. ciao f doesUot present so ;dewing an semsesikgs—the cattle area year younger. We have seen this elms hatter filled. It oomprimas 20 in numb r; three gained peunis, and re l y two sommended. Still there are may gad beans • bat, Wdoginhe eonshisrs lism the head imeestrielei lisedietkimislill. lean se SOCK trait doe we have jut The Doke of Rut ti7short-hera, which takes the first prise, is a very good ox ; it was else the best shown at Oekham last week.—Clue 3 is very good in which Mr. James Balt, whose Devon steer in the second class attracted our native, deservedly takes the first prize, ldf. and sliver medal, for a fine, short horned Devon steer, only two years and six months old. This cross is well worthy of notice ; carefully bred, it pro duces an animal well adapted for the consumer, and this is really a wonderful specimen of early maturity. The second prise, a North Devon steer, bred by Mr. J. Queerly, of Mel land, and fed by the Right Hon. Lord Portman, possesses great merit; indeed, this is a very interesting class, contain ing, as we have said, good specimens of early maturity, an attainment so desirable both for the producer and consumer. There is rery little competition in the fourth clams, but a very pretty group of young animal., all but one being under four peen old. The tirst prise is taken by • beautiful North Devon, bred end fed by Mr. John Wippell. of Brenton, Exminster. This is the oldest exhibited, being one week over the four year!. We may here tako scrasinn to say it would, perhaps, be better if the restrictions of the club had ' reference to age tether then breeding, for by such means the proper object of the club would be more fully carried out. In the dtb class only one prise is given, which wu carried off by • very good North Devon, bred and fed' by the Earl of Leicester. We cannot pass on without expressing how much we ars pleased with the show ' of north Devon., of which breed the last waned is an excel- lant specimen; and those bred by Mr. J. Qaartly, of Mol- I land especially deserve notice, being remarkable for beauty of symmetry and firmness of fat, with due proportion ef lean, —Class 6 was established only last year. We could wish to see I more competition here, fur it is an interesting one, as corn prising a character of beasts very suitable to the butcher, It is for " oxen or steers, of the Scotch, Welsh, or Irish (Kerry) breed, of any age, without restrictions as to feeding, yet the 1 hind or kinds of food must be certified." The only prise offend is awarded to H.B.H. Prince A:bert, for a splendid I tve.yeare-old Highland ox. This is the only prise awarded I lithe Prime this year ; but we must say that all the cattle didlitsh bp his royal highness are very much admired, and whoa pod eredit upon their management. We hays now arrived at the classes of fat cows sad heifer., which have heretofore too often been a most unseemly, but are I this year a very level show. In th is Ra I , zsertment the 7th elass there are a large number of very heifers, be. The first prise (awarded to She Earl of ) is for • beautiful symmetrical animal, a cross of Hereford and long-hem ; it is onlrtwo yesn eight months old, and very deservedly car- I des off 201. and gold and silver medal .— Class B is full oC line cows, and for this reason, perhaps, rho P l al lgee owe rather winded u to the award. We bars hitherto fully gone with them to the letter in ell they have done; in this dad, hew ever, we cannot exactly see the points which pipellto= prise to Mr. Beath's cow. Of corse, it is set Mg ' at all to d the judgment of those valpi . _ = = hope Mir b77:,1.4 F lbw IX gip , brat, of the home Brewalosemeee. se Op kg beer, heed mil led by Sir T.llldidett, em My The prim sow has certainly exceedingly ugh lips, Is ei very ash 'polity. Clam 9 ongoing a few very good cows, ben usable of extraordhutry smolt. In the extrs desk them are only 7 haeladows, ad K eishd quolity, bat nose of evaded mak le lobs a pries. With rasped be the sheep eablibited, the first in order, though not la finanir, an the leag-wools ; and dams 10 contains those wick bays boa molded as to heilsg. Here Mr. Jails Polder, of Burley, takes the tad prim of 2111. and divot arid, bred by brae, hem the doommily esieladeel de* of Mr. Robed This is hot mash 11 is foe withal ponn- Ile wa irtrOlV iags . Xr Thames him lost , dim midel, he Innilsr, awl akehd, befog he ber e t in waL p . boa dome deseme,he dna frees the diaamr. 8. Dwiredde el Nlebarig•Parkm Bee. There is econiderable moth la tide elem. —The amt. or class 12, we ma dim to km jposeihrly iatereding—iong and shent-teeeled limn. Tim led Rohe iii tibia by. Mr. Jim Hitch. me, Itt _ _ .Idide Thatora, Tot three mash; th e des is OWssidalre wad Haasgildie Dego, ini whom a kag me deep, aped auk odd ledot, with it gni isan. - Tie Miereld prim sleep an eld tweed alsollent—bat doe *mop theraeolves am sot ia m geed MOMS, nor dam they own so meek led& as dam jest reed; ;heel mum teed mai bath Re. Males TOIII•14 Ili ibli064■4•1111111, liiis..tbs NOM is Down and Glensaster. Hy dam Imorldiese of agoos ties Inisester ead he me geld threw& tato the shade. At ohm 13 beg* he dide_wedlei deep, and in this demi meat the Decks of 'Whilst very much erode. His grace tale all the fad C in this glass 201. gold sad mime model; la clue 1 161. nod dhow medal ; and In 15, TOL and dim dedeL lad arrealedy worthj w ir swiss mi, Wood. all exhibited doneve what ham Addy! Oar std Mead Mg • de to get 'the doh, we bad', "Memo be him l ea h i = exertions he mediae year. No dudwans meat aid the patemage et all the levers of good thistt 1 this seetverils ; they are well worthy of it. - i 4sor several geed sheep of this deaription is the extra suck. Noah/ sow resods but the Pigs, and theme are rolling about like tubs of ht, but is.. is air waste Item. la the implement depertmeat him is midi to gratify, bed it would carry us he hermit wet allotted spare to review ema a few a the impoevansale t WO:1111111401% for it amiss Wean epee it, hat nteroly my this dile ' show boomed mces istroodled every year. Yesturdey the show ass bad by a visit from tiro Duke efOembridge, who was mosived end coadooted throw. the yord by Xr. B. T. Brushed Gibbs, the bemeamey now tory to the slat. His royal highness repestedip seek* no dads on the praml improvident exhibited in the bred 0 he made, smilosissil his lelleiCtiOn that the show of this resod yeer modal say printout one in that reepect —Amt ad eel meths alba Alm took place, under the prod hug ef the Doke et Itiebniall, at which, after the re-elee. I Lien d his gnome as ~odder, sad the other ofilosre it wee I resolved Me the Man to do sway with all remaristatts with =to herdic the cattle. A committee ma ace up- ' to side tie mode of distribetiag the prison—The sales of stook skated dorgeghent the day were mem name. is. then ea doe daises me, edit is steed that serer of the ands hashed mseribegh high diete.—The boner was mach sedge tally atasedoi him en tie envier day, scarcely Lm then 111,000 poets having yard through it. The sounned is a list deemed the stock sold : KKK Prima Albert's Meshed ex, commanded by the judges, to Mr. K. Oliver, ef Boadmoyeria. An Ayrshire or, bred end lid by Mr. Overema t if Weenseham, Norfolk, to Mr. Hale, of High-street, Maryhbone. Bari of Leicester's North De von ox, to XL Kai* of Wormwood-street, Bishopegste. The MLipis of limeses shmt-horned ox, to Mr. R. Oliver, of flosthsadaim Kt. I. Whpell's North Devon steer, ........da by OM Nips, telde. King, of Paddingtondreet Mr. H. WNW@ - don - dhow* Durham ox, to Mr. Ban ning!, pare per to bar MsiVr. Stewart's Aberdeen sad sbotteieroad steer, to . of the New-cut, Lam beth. Mr. W. Trinier's ex, to Mr. Bannister, of Windom lie. Trevor, sedate, Hereford ox, to Mr. Orley, of Jelnetrest, Bmitidisid. PAW Albert's Hereford ox iongligglidod), to lir. Alder, of New. The Berl of War wish's Heoderi ea, to Mr. Mean, el Oneeden. Mr, W. Triode/es Sweemisteer, to ILL Beathom, of ratchet. The Earl of Wurwiek's Hereford ohm, I. Mr. Palmy, of Bath. Mr. Quartley's North Dem . door, to Mr. Copeland, of Windsor. The companion beed i bred end fed by the same gentleman, to Mr. Gun of er, . Mr. Meaning's 1 Hereford deer , n cer, to Mr. Palmy, of . Mr. 1. W. Four acres Devon stew, to Mr. Pyso, of Chaldean. Mr. Keith's short-horned and Aberdeeneh3es ca, to Mr. Budge. Hr. Bteweres Aberdeenshire and dart-horned steer, to Mr. Garner, of Little Chaim, Priam Albert's Highland dx I (pries 101.), to Mr. Oder, of Hamington. Mr. Millief i- I beak's Wee* Highland ox, to Mr. Kitchen, of Bhadfosheigeet, Paatmen-square. Mr. Knowlee's Whige tro i lo , Mr. o vittampis . , of G o liclf ti g um. d. Mr ilr Ovse . gainw s e eboli4homed or Dadra boiler jdim of 101.), be Mr. Ea& hod, of Des 4 Mr. Mena% North Devoe Wks (car soniall), to rg . . Bandabsr. Mr. J. Stratton* "alert-hoced i (Pi t i llogia L bola s deer fa), to Mr. an Mhos. . Ohm's Dothan sled tideelbSillea). to Yr. IlegiNl, dDlPArbeid. Mr. k id, a therthented as (poise of 381.geddher and gold • Masses. Psemplaz mid Dogleg, et Blandford, in Mr. MOW, Heeled (prise of 1101.) to Wright's.' end Fitrow, of ;Lori Penmen's ma Down stim e c t priso of 10/.), to ilh: ,of Paddington steed MEW No rt h Domainesaq et 101. sad sa vor medal to brooder), to Mr. White eiPosalwell. Mr. trf-tff, 'o. 400.] LONDON, FRIDAY Fouracre's Devon steer (miss of 61.) to Mr. Barton, of Basingstoke. Earl of Leicester's North Neva ox (prize of 201. and silver medal to the breeder), to Mr. Burger, of Docking, in Norfolk. Earl of Radnor's Hereford and long horned heifer (prise d 201. and silver medal to the breeder, and gold medalist the beet cow in the yard), to Mr. Ring, IF•tro to bar bliklaarf, of Brighton. Mr. Trevor k tea a Durham cow (prize of 61 .) to Mr. Rad tk:ti of Derby. In the sheep clams., the Duke d Riskmand, die Marquis of Exeter, and several other V=lmeddlidtnes have already loud pwrehmers. Mr. hike. for which he obtains the Bid prise of 101. with a geM sad silver medal, have been t0...4kt by Mr. Wilcock., of Wtanhant-court-road. SECOND EDITION. From the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. WAY OFFIOY. Dim 10 . SW Dram Gie.-3. D. Marston, gent., to be most, by pur., rue Clop. itd M e reet—enoi T. E. added, to be best, by pur., rice Darius, sfp.le Ile Lt. Deep.; M. C. Sett& /mt., to be cor., by trareber, olio YOWL Wit LC Dap.—allev. liset-Oal. O. Blomellail, unatt.., to to niScr, vies O. 7.lloefirk erbo mt.; Oupto. Harrart to be I atte W — ses., Woo 31,111~. Into Me.L.W. Viscount It - , IIAZIPC ons r Ass U .11 Caniffe. sloiroool4, poUte lei MAIL b . , war., OoMare. U. Deep.—Uavt. C. P. Mesa in be apt., by pm. Berry, IL M. y r A- Rand& le be MIL. by porw &do Ontb g eot., to be ece„ aseramaL Ida IL Drop.— . .be by par Me McDowell. who ret. t Oat. & Oads lis tlit rho briayth ; Lint C. J. Poster, cent. byres., Limit. J. 0. A. Dab" from Ord 14. plage., to be lied, Me• rater. &Mire= Rea at P. 041.—Dar.-Cul. 0. riert. Mtn lama,, te be apt. MI Rea-M., vise E. D. Inpons t yam= FtrweANor l end Ott as Mo. R. E. MM. - abe api. mei laitt..eol, by pa., Mee UNds, who ret; tea. ad Lkut. P. W. Newdigate, to be MM. and art frf ,, Por, Rate ;A.O. B. Thellussot, gent. to be on ad pur., tic Wardigate. Scots /wilier Gda—Drere.-01. the Mm. E. 0. D. Tema% tree • uatt, to be eept and lient-ooL, vice P. H. 0. Seymour Me cab.; Linat and Capt. A. E. Miaow, to be apt. and iteut..c. l / 4 by per., vice Pearl. Me rel.; Yam and Lieut. 11. 0. WiLacon iN be beat and apt, by per, vise Craw; Ma. H. Fitalardina mond, from 97th F., tube or sad UM., by our., Mee Wilkinson. 3rd F.—Capt. D. M. Ormerca, to be major, by p n., vise Wen, who ret. ; Cant. Lord C. L Kerr, tram h.. 0. tinatt., to be apt., efts E. H. M. Kelly, who each.; Lieut. 'F. F. Maude, to be apt, by per., Mee Cameron; Lieut. IL Smith. to be apt., by pur., vice Lord C. L. Kerr, who ret; Ens. C. Taylor, to be lieut., by per., vice Maude Ens. 0. C. Hooke, to be lieut., by par., Mee Smith ; Ens. R. 8. Werburton, from 30th F., to be ens., vice Taylor; O. R. Gray, Sent, to be ea.. by our., Moe Hooke. 4th cut AV. Wilby. to be rapt, by par.. Mee Shorn, arta ret.; Eon J. W. Miner* from 97th F., to be taut , by par., vies ens., ge lOtk F.—Ens. C. Barlow, to be lieut., by per., IL aloe Mantel, who ret.; B. H. Roca, be by pur., vice Barlow. ilitb F.—Lieut. R. T. Irwin, from the Ceylon CtSa Beg., to be licit, vice Doran, app. adjutant. 10th F.—Asekstaiurst. J. 0. Wood, M.D., from the ataft, to be mtg., rice J. Malmo who ret upon half.pa n y. th F.—Erai. J. 8. Henderson, to be without par., via Dow. son, app. quar.notat. ; Coluur-sergt. W. D. Cbaanan, ht be ma., Mee Henderson ; Limit C. S. Dovecot, to be guar.-mast, Moe Kneebons, dee-sued. 10th P.—T. M. Fltsparink, gent, to be ens., by per., Mee War. arum, app. to led F. 32m4 F.—Ens. It. E. L. H. Williams, to be lieut..e:that par., vice M Kyrie, dec.; Ens. H. D. O'Callaghan, to be lieut., by per., aloe Ackland, who tot; r E t „ .4 Vrasin, gent, to be MS, by pur., vice O'Callaghan ; J. amt. to be elm, by ma. Me Promo, cep.Lamm% pent. to be ea. Ito WThiams. 44th F.—Lierat. IL Maw. Übe apt., by yome Clempbel , , who ; Ea. E. O. etr w ilddl. so to for, ing =. vise Walter ; A. F.Pla, goat, to be am er i a l at., age 87th P. is be am, by per, ase Drammend, Bop. to fate Maw Ink P.— We D., to be lieut. vies Pseta, who ret.•, . Hatiltea, to be test Wear. Mee Two. Pane; L 1 it aaeweu. to be apt, i h m ito Homilso ; as. T. Asia" he be tieut., by par, mbee Hem to he tient, Wow. Pattlron, pem. &Wager. Oeot, to bo 1N5••...2277 406 I L irVer, te emu. by par , vies pot ..—ML T. IL de Vera Lane, tab. Wry per, An Iltokir, Mo mt. ; CL flatt., to be ea., taper, Me PM IP Rinedi, to be lie teal. try r pwr., tats et. ; Inea dMar C. Jam.., to bomar by pm via Liwat.C. F. monenr, to ko, apt. by pear, M . ee Juts ; J. laity, to be Ma., by par., Mee Seymour ; E.E. V. Arboe tie r to be ri, IV par, Me eahy. NW F.—Ma. . B. H. Weber, to be lieut., by par., Ms Wad mbe ret.; E. Tat, Gat, to im am, bt Ottelot. Y,—Rao. IL 1.. O. Insinera from Mil P., to le Am, vies Mtn. chin, am. a 4th la anmP.-11a. 0. IL lamb,. to b. pr., vko *Nos, who !et ao :ea s t ~prr vice iiss alA• who rec. ; W. IL D, to leo am, tty pm. elalrrialy H. IL in i em=o be erietweem. Gliela, app. Instal B. Olney, tran 17 th Lt i gpte le be apt, V a i l e:=l : rmag U. C. Para" boa alk 1, *WWI, rt pm, OBIWJ. Domear..--Oipt R. nof, et the Read Maillmand OM. Oa be ma. la dr Way. Umareatin.—Capt. IL O. IMO, fit= pt 1.1 Life GU, to be met . b .i y madam Iteerm—Anahweera 0. R. MM. traw 95th P., to be sokswar. 11, brew Ma Wood, preVae alb. P. Mannutaren--Md. W Maim. Imam manacited, ha been °loved to WWI , bow EMI bi OW et neettached ma jority, he atm Ma a agar a MEM In How *Me. 0.1110111 OP 011DMAPOM. 8. Zovoi Bos. L P. to be sokt., via Mom" tot os Saga ; rbd4,loot. W. M. OlatrL a be as.. eatz=bwisal; P. IMMO& to lbatione., Mee ADMIRALTY, Doc. 4. `trod IL Marina —Pita Lieut. 0. B. Payne, to be opt, *so t. T. Beat, ret on full-pay. Cam Lieut. H. B. oth, le be Mee Payne, prom. rpe7r - CrOar7a7 BANK RU PTO. 13111ATUSIND AND MILTON CMLIITIRT COMPAIT. irutre JOHAN/11110. Newman-street, Oldkirdslasist, coo n eseai Tsowts BIIRNILL sad W'stiLut thmt,roas PITZWIL LIAM, King William-ISM, City, usereheatx ()MOROI Ctraws, Duosteble, common brewer. WILLIAM TUAT, Reeding, Berkshire, roma= brewer. Pouts Cxxusszs, Newman-street, Oxford-street, mans- - hilwrer. JORIN TANNER, MlueriM, oarpeater. JAM= WILLIAM GORDON, Cullum-street, City, Willi awirshaat BOMAR BROWN, Bllthetlild-OMTRIM, Brixton, victualler Titortas Tnomrsor4 CLrnrr, Couain.laiie, Upper Thamesetrost, colour merchant. Plums* RAmmurn, Greshamialreet. City, boot maker. 0111011,011 WINDLI, Jaddlatreek Bennewiek-equare, baker daher. BAMIJIL CAUL Newsome/amen* Maud, vistamlimr. TROMMI Tanana, Nwetisaniem, best whim lAMBS TIMMS'S . , - itirratrber, virtuality. BRADNOCIL DAVIN% GIORGI STINKS, 1114= 01111iSS. J A MII ROBINSON, •T•elohke, iserahant. 010R01 BRADFORD, Baiir, taker. E D WARD ROSSITIR, Jan. eaa Domenehlra, builder. Taossas WILLIAM CnoWstramlf. poem WILLIAM MADMAN, BAMOI, MISS ENNIIMIT. Joust Biwa, Liverpool, grocer. GAZIMISAWB, maaufaisturer of fancy goods. TMOMAS ENDPITIL Leeds, auctioneer. JIMIS RAMSDII4, Halifax, Yorkshire, woollen draper. °Roston Fox, Charleston, Derbyshire, paper manage.- MUM FRANCIS Sums, Manchester, innk eep er. FRANCIS BRISTOW, Stockport, Cheshire, carpenter. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. DUNCAN M'CuLLoca and JOHN HART'S MAcALrima, Glasgow, distillers. Jolts MARTI'S, Edinburgh, draper. Jost; Sractma, luverhagarnie, Perthshire, fernier. JAMES BAITER CIITRBERTSON, Glasgow, general oat. fitter. MArrisw Gnizma PALL and WILLIAM PAUL, Glasgow, builders. Jona AND SlAnuasovr, Glasgow, grain merchants HAAS OF ZN for the Weak mane Deo. 4. Noti• isued /1)1,366,065 ▪ COPital IMMIX Depoolio Ibbolod bog., Oaf. Books, • o. of Nino 1,611110 . 1 y. hale.) 7.7540,6 r 41o7r . doelfir13111, ft 85.717 17111MISTT. 00•019.11111, aWaltdell elbeilid. Dead Weighs Amelia) •, . ZiO t Other Seamier Not . •• • aaa /33428,431 Dee. 9.150. I 11. mAsensii.. mid 61mId4r. SUGAR.—The Amor Prise et Sugar the prelim of the With roars la Aare" rated ken the Mime node in the meekplhe 711 fiwel . fteembee, Is Us. lIIL pee errc Ewer th e of the mrsimmt sfe• 0 1 . Der est ewe the preire the Oa LOW le NIL pr cwt. The mete pries dais three breed's essretplitss,jefelly. it tie. ft& jar ewt. flortA EVENING, DEC. 10, 1817. [Cd. and pronto are small, even the fine, smell as it is, with the trouble mad lose of time accompanying, are objects of oonaideration, and u such economised when practicable by transferring stock beforehand. We have scarcely any movements of prices to re port in the funds. Business is quiet, and Consols are quoted 86 for time, and 853 to 3 for money, it shade better than the opening quotations. Reduced i hress, Mt to 3. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents, 85i to i. Bank Stock, 1883 to 1881. Exchequer Bills, 4s. to 71. premium. In foreign stocks we are without altrration. Mexi can are 17; to 3. Spanish Fives, 173 to I; the Threes, 281 to 93. Portuguese, 22 to 3. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 55 to 6 ; the Fours, 84 to 5. Mat ENGLISH FUNDS. Bask , 1931 31 O s t...lless fa 3 per Ct. Ead. Ann.. IIY I 3 pm Ones. 961 i As., 34 i 3 per Ct. Goa Anna . . MI i Ms es ta 7. D. FOREIGN TUN 6 per Ct. Antrim Ilona, 34 6 1 per ati=ela Da, 13 19 4i per et. Beleßunda, IS 91 Garda 21 per Cent data, 6 Der In MazlerettiLltki 6 r iu St. s llZl 6 l7 13.3 L, ?I SO pa (X l'inevillig.gt . 3 narr Ct Brea Ayres BAL.'S 93 6 °. & "." ner Reala s ite., IN f Ditto Chian Bde_ ,88 rs IMias W s alto Onlawsh Dd. ga, wat ffe "Mrpit a m 6 6 _...... 05 64 liren s raseila Deferred Btle:,11 II RAILWAYS.—The market is very quiet, but shares rather heavy to move. North Staffords, $ to 3 discount. Reading and Reigate a shade higher. French lines all worse. SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO MR DAY IN LONDON. (Faraday's prime will be found in lastearl. 113 r., Wolver., & Dudley, 14 Midland 401..1.., 81 East Anstian., 13/.. E. It IL, 10 Do. Sir. & Derby, 62 Do. 31. 18.., do., i 1 Do. Con. Bristol a BM. 6 per E. Castles, 164 IS Cent., /19 18.1 E. Cantle% E, 13 i N. statbrdahire, 71 7 Do. Ext. 5 per CL, No. 3, 84 Soottin Central. 221 3 E. Unmake 211 Shropshire Union, 14 1 Exeter, Yeovil, & Dorn, i S. Devon, 34 Groat Northam 11 1 8. Fastens lk Dover, II 30f Gt. Western, WO De do. No. 3, 111 Do. Ore .17 181 Do. do. No. 5, 91 Do. nine, 2.31] Do. do. No. 4,3 i Ips. & Bury St. Ed.., 31 South Wa7 s, 31 Lone. and Carli•le, 344 York, News, k Berwick, 331 i Lane. & York., 751 Do. Orig. New k Bee, 311 Do. Fifths, 8 1 De. N. Shields Pore., 31 301 Do. Preston and Wyre Halos Do. Extendon No. I, York and (W. 1 0 New.). 131 Leeds and Bradford, 92 14 Do. Ezteasks, No. 2 (News. Loa. & Blackwell New, No. 2,11 d & Berwick) 111 Lon., Brigli., &S. C., 431 1 Do. ON. j•ge,, 1 / 4 Do. Cop. Eighths!, 22 Yon and North 1/34. *W. FL Law. and N. Western, 133 4 Eat., 3111 Do. Ors New, fil Bowan. 1 Amiens, 144 Dn. Mir a, 12 C..? France (OrL A Vim.), 131 Do. 101..13. M. is 8., 8., Ili I Dan Rhenish, 21 Do. do. C., 3,1 Namur and Liege, 4 6 Lox &S. Western, 53 1 N. of Franc., Ile 1 Do. New 301., 341 I Over noel, 2 .I Do. Mole. I d I Farb & Lyons, 5i North Tallish, Sambre and Meuse, 7 Do. Daiwa, 121 4 1 Wen Flanders, 14 LIVERPOOL ULM, Daman 9. Bin., Lane., & Cheshire. (tare C. /thanes& 1094 and B.), 109 P.. Comities 161 ho. 404. eh., 42 1 Do. lialvea, 11 41 Glasgow, Paelv, & Green., 17 N. StaXnahlre., 11 d Oh Northern, 1311 Shrews. & Cast. New (late N. Lancaster &Carlisle, 34 W. 3L, 4 Is Lond. k N. West., 133 Shrews, Oswat., & Man Peet, Do Ors ,12 9 • 2 p Du. New Qrs., 81 p S. E. It Dover, New No. 1,31 d Do. Qrs., . , Ili Do. No. 4, 11 d Mane., SW., Sr InecaL, 74 York, Newt-, Ss Bair. (91.93. Ex.) Do. Qrs., No. 1, 1 p No. 2, 21 p North British Now Qn. par PRODUCE.—Mismo-LANs, Half-past Mo.— The Supr sales, consisting of 2.000 begs Mauritius, 1,200 bags Bengal, and 4,500 begs Madras, went off heavily, but the importers showed firmness, and bought its largely, re fusing to submit to lower prices. Refined has beeone very firm, and it would be difficult to buy low lumps at deb. ; standard quality is quoted at 635. 6d.—Oefee : • smell parcel of low, good ordinary native Ceylon esei d aft. dd., which was yesterday's eseteney.--Cottos anilines dull. —Rum hu been inactive ; proof Lervezds, Is. 7d. to ls. t3d. ; East India, L. 841.—Riee dull, sod sales I. any ex tent could sotto mods *Oast sabsolMissi Os • further reduc tion I. psisss.—lce Mbar 'Win as zaftig sibestion, bet a general bosvinsm permess the modem mudisols. TALLOW.—TaIIow has advanced to 46*. 3d. on the 11 The demands Very gnat Forwent Tallow has also armed ha peke. All the year delivery, 46.. 6d. ; lanway to Mark delivery, 465. Bauxr,rwarr.. 1r1a.... Butz Mazar«.-.. MALT I'MAN ire, 'PiUM 8$ to 11.. Era Illau.sv, Feeding brmix Ona Posienais . n lllral Swett& sad Danish Trtinked sad Dash fad DIM Dew..._.. .. .... l4 to IS -bed Daum HOPS. -- BOROUGH MARKET. 1100 o'CIOCk. Mews. Pattenden and Smith, Hop dieters, report that there is a steady Pats at the following rhos: Now 3131 t E. Heals 33 0 1.3 U. 6 I Yeovil's Idols p•eet. Y. 6to Y. 0 Now Read 01 KOZO 2 MAO 3 10 Ireartkag &ism o 3 6to S Now Boon ..• •.... 21to 3 6 Oki Hors .. 1 oto 0 Tondo= 4 4to 5 13 CORN.—Mass-tattit.—Oaring to tie kiekrons 'tato of the weather, the arrivals doll assoriplises af gaga rims lionasy have boa oey soldotste. The *Eels of Balkh Wheat to Of sermieg real* filly *sal, to dosed ifewleyle*** , fw there wo awady *nod for ekip.M SIOOPPIOO awl load eon vomplwa, at that day's repo.—Borley OM to short sapply, eadl tie Ora is poke ws O Areas et the aeller. %No oaf Pa* mach sa kg acted. The J er are likatisr* ivabstisoss: amber. Q•altiP/ WEL/TAM le S sod it hi li rra to St ..w1113.4.:41te 133 to 13 teadifte* leo to IL. to SI I4 to SS Nor Toso l o w oot i paor MAW to 67 Cosi ad.-- to to Indio —r—... io. to .... 94 to IS Os IS Is 62 Iso— H to 14...em,ya1e M to $3 . Se to thee. rompb Si to 40 —to Itoperfol - to " II to — 43 colgs7 44 to 44 1161101 - L ----"9.4.. ia r Saari, dolt al to 311...0id 4$ to 44 Wow. 46 to U mtil SS to 40 -old 44 to 46 Tam. Yam 1hig..... t• —...•••r Ttatt• V) —...oid to Oa to 42 11" tat=U .. . par daoroard lls Ila to ill Co. Ns reit of =lra Fairs, SMlSMailif. iliellegid 42 to 4i.. bacesboid 40 to 42 ma* ohd 118/Nt. Mot U.. whits.. ...... .SSto 40 Nortuonlartd. Umtata, sod Torladdre — to emu sad Kat ....... ..... . to —.Azle .. TOltElO7l. Wawa, Dastaio and lUalipborg .. 52 to 54...1a0... ...... itaawomaglatil, sad Stettin. ........... ..... 42 to 64 hula aid Drib ralliamborp. 47 to U la i= .49 to U....F.aptlaa to Moab, sad Odom 44 to 44 Opal& bard .•• es .1 1 :1 1111mg mos IS to 10 so II IS so 31 -b to Paso, piC as IS to 37 bathes Teen, old Low Nsmow, illisa llo immos oad Itwoolta l4 id; et se to sad Odra... to 441 Is II 311 to 40. .ice MO 1111 Ramo Caow,trolat dottigt .e. sr S 9 tow.. t 6 lie.ol. tot Bit Loom Mar. DP" sal to gll DIM fillalkilli Millikissi BlO Os. to ellit hos; Amok" garland 1011101bo. III DEMO ma lkokompo....— 29 1 Onedhuit... . honk por asoiral Was.. trio —t'.. ARRIVAL INTO LONDON FROM It DTO 10th tett We. 117 re. Scotch. EC. llej, 'Whist Barley ts Oa Plow, PO rob ; being& Malt, 310 bonds. Lentos Amens. Wheat, $l.. Id.; Barlay, lb.; OP% Ps. id. ; Sr, —; Roma, 294. 1 Id. ; Peas, Us. Id. IMPERIAL AVERAOEB. 1 Ostu. I Rye. 1 Boash oa l 3o l:esa. Oet. 10 ... ... Ills o.43ruzi i . 1d33. lad i I°T. It ::: ....: gs s rd 1 3 irs V l* tire id 4e. :1:5. 4 4 10 .. ... Us Id no Col 113 s 114 01. 10d 46e 114 411, Id 97 ... ... 1.1. 114 31. SE Us Ktlitio 1 440 Id 490 RI 1 I Deo. 4 ... ... 2a 1430. 94 3 5. ad Us 114 44s Giles PO • weeks' Odd. Am. Wins 11d143,1s ' 49 — s — a Mare ore so duties es Porde& Oslo.) Ma, Oat. 30. Nor... I:.rov. to, Nov. II Doe. 4. 1 ... ... 64 3 .. ... ... Bunters Srokreose, Dee. 9.—This day oat "market was Wall suppoed, ink sold a little Wier Shia last week. W• gem — se .w.: Ina" 49e. tooto. per qr. Barlay, 9k. to St& 0" 111141.4 e fla Do", Sia to Ma. BWOESOIt, Dee. 9.—A ea, oigellyrboot, militia MAW a ready sale, as did she ,Dsaaa, aad Pees a slow isle 111 beet, sakildia li Me. le W. • rot. 111. Ni. to 121. Borlot_See. to Slo. Os% 19e. to 2de. Ssoma ilia to a2s. Pon, NIL to Sic - B t. nor Did. 9.--9ipilbs to thit awl* _ *lf ligh Coastwise =a kill bellag e zegr a t a sig i r voi . 1,476 gm Oats, 44 . 1,116. !al nll . mars Mout estoolDlipon to Itaio q tr mounpft ot Good Wheat leo* Ogled islieria. ' last wook't !NIB bees Tery — las — doarali IR Oats ; no wilts tramolloat body, sag MO Aim boa bees Tory MAWS, at Sinn lam 0" Wok Sato 1 ::: 22e. ; white, 234.1. eye. for good Irish sorts. Farmers' Slisind e 89a. to Me. per qr. • tome samples are damp. The samara was net brisk. Barley, grinding, 2Se. to 29e. pertr.;saaMLr,lM.a36a 11.-Mboi was again to-day is ra th er email su Dimas, p*, awl ems et esoaditloa ; the demand, how ever, we mai It eeld freely at fully le. a quarter, and Ilan. mom above hat week's pnees ; nearly A Oh woo demi of; than was still some quantity of old Wog la the melsee. Bealey wee in large simply, and met •Mt sela t pLaa alma.s at li. a quarter. The supply of OM we MEWS sad tag daU. Peas met a dull sale, kyids e ll a b eFeel= . wahe. 41131. te Ns% thlorsier. per , 4?!. l . r. a ;r s 47s t . , 27e. to ifs. Oats, 204 to 28e. Beans 40s to 68e. 41s. to 60e. Flour, fine, 44m. to 4/34. per sack ; mask 40e, to 435. nammooo, Dec. 9.-We had a good apply of Wheat, with a gem trace ; and last week's prices were fully nilli/1- Ulla The same may be said with regard to Barley. Irmo, Mat 111. 10s. to 141. per load ; Barley, 275. to 325. Fe re. ; Oats, 18s. to 26e. ; Peas, 38e. to 421.; Beans, 425. to 640 Maiorroms, Dec. 9.-We had a large supply of Wheat, 1 and few buyers. Fine red, from 48e. to 48s. ; white, to 50s. ; which is no advance upon oar last report. Fanners are dis inclined to seU at present, believing that a rise in price will take place after the damp weather has passed away. Other things as before. liatnworare, Dec. 9.-We were moderately supplied with Wheat and Barley at our market to-day ; the prices of last week ware fully supported. Beans and Peas lc to 21. .. . , per T. cheaper. NEW3IIBT, Dec. 9.—We continue to be well supplied with Wheat, for which there was a good demand, at an I advance of fully L. per qr. The supply of Barley barely equal to the wants of the trade, and from IL to 2s. per qr. dearer. Beans and Peas rather simper, and Oats exceedingly dulL Ptvitorrn, Dee. 9.-There was more disposition to buy Wheat at this morning's market than millers have shown lately; and several parcels were sold at fully hats prices. The weather continues very wet, and farmers' Wheats are , gleimelb thati• EGIESZT, Dec. 9.-At our whet this day prime were gather dull. For the best sort of Wheat, in one instimoe, as we as 121.61. was paid. For other descriptions of grain the whet was langtvd, and Bo few sales effected that prices can hardly with safety be quoted. ROYSTON, Dec. 8.-Corn trade again lively; supplygood ; Wheatand Barley fully ls. dearer. What, 275. to 36_1. per I lead. Barley, 275. to 355. per qr. Oats, 17s. to 275. Return l : Wheat, 477 qrs. 1 bushel, at 21. Bs. 10d. per qr. ; Harley, 2,235 qrs., at 11. 9s. &I. Beans, St qrs. 7 bushels, at 21. 3e. 24. ; Peas, 17 qrs. 4 bu shels, at 11. 19s. 9d. SEGITTIELD, Dec. 7.-A fair show of Wheat and Oats; the former met a good sale, at a little over last week. Other articles as before. Wheat, white, 21e. to 235. 6d. ; red, 20s. to 235. Rye, Ida. to 17s. Beans, 20s. to 235. Peas, 17s to 18s. per three bushels. Barley, malliag, 325. to 345. ; grind ing, 32a. to 335. Oats, 22a. to 275. per qr. STOCKBRIDGE, Dee. 9.-Trade exceedingly dull. Some few sample, of white Wheat made last week's prices ; poor and damp not in request. The best Chevalier malting Barley made 335. per qr. ; good, 31s. to 325. ,• inferior, 28s. I Molt, old, Bs. to Bs. 6cl. per bushel ; new, 7s. 6d. to la. Oats, best, made but 265. per qr. ; some fair samples, 21s. to 245. Beans were Is. per qr. cheaper. Peas and Rye as last week. Tares, 7s. to 7s. 6d. per bushel. Srocarow-me-Teas, Dec. 8.-We bad a very small ' , supply of Wheat at market this morning, for which their I was a good demand at the extreme rates of this day week. Barley in moderate demand. Oats, Beans, and Peas, met a free sale at last week's prices. Flour without change. I The following are the current prices: Wheat, per qr., of 631 b.. to the bushel, south country, red, 665. to 58s. ; mixed, 575. to 595. ; white, 60s. to 625. ; old, red, 58e. to I 695.; white, 58s. to 595. ; Durham and Yorkshire, red, 535. to 595. ; white, We. to 61s. ; Mecklenburg and Pementnian, 575. to 595. ; Holstein, Danish, and Hamburg, 675. to 595. I Floor, fine, per sack of 2801 b., 425. ; superfine, 455. Rye Meal, 71. 10e._ per ton. Oats, feed, per qr., 20s. to 24e. ; potato,26s. to 285.; foreign, 20.. to 245. Beans, new, 40 s. to 445. ; old, 50s. to 56a. Peas, boilers, 445. to 48e. Im port, : Barley, coastwise, 450 qrs. UXBRIDGE, DEC. 9.-The average price of Wheat, from the return of last week, is 565. 10d. per qr. The trade is I rather better to-day, and but little unsold. Barley is in short 'supply, and 2.3. dearer. Oats rather lower in prim. Peas realise 425. ; and white boilers, 60.. Beans are lower. Woaxixovox, Dec. 8.-The weather being extremely boisterous to-day our market was but thinly attended by farmers and others. Wheat met with a ready sale, at Is. advance on last week's rates. In Barley and Oats no mate rial alteration. Wheat, from 225. bd. to 25.. Barley, 12e. Oats, Bs. to 9.. 6d. per 3 hap. bush. EDINBURGH, Dee. 8.-We bad a small supply of Wheat from the growers at this morning's market, the eondleisa thin improved by the late frosts; it was cleared off early at an advance of Is. to 2.. per quarter. There was a good demand for foreign Wheat, and a fair amount of business was done, on which, however, no advance could be obtained. There was also a small supply of Barley, which met a reedy sale, at an improvement of ls. per gesther thee the roam et last Wednesday. Oats were le bailie mod ; dm heavy, meeting qualities are quite es inn.theweedidedly, at about former rates. Wheat, tap, the. 6L; average, 565. 4d. ; Barley, top, 35s 3d. ; average, 31e. 11d. ; Oates, top, 275. 44. ; average, 23a. 6d. ; Beans, top , 40 e. ; average , 36s 3d. Oxasoow, Dee. 8.-With the enospien of 1,260 seeks Mew, and 1 900 Mak Oatmeal, there berm been somemly any threads from hand dose the Ito isthet, w 1 ody Leoe gm Barley, tegetthe with 706 seder Rm, emserbs, via Otooroil. The woolloo Mott( hews wry ateday, may in awe nwsmeaw s awed Id the EMU 01110111111. Gnat inactivity hm sweethwei M preeell la the tride geserelly, and Oats have beet afilleed M. te le. pm be beiser last quotations. Beres la be 9.. Ammer. Isle et other articles were not press& at berm prises. This isky's mar ket was Wisely Medi* mei Ohs amid the ea& sada was equally slew, thewitheemaing mall desks are held gthreeng. thselstithe remain the we as lest week, - mosepnlir the Oda and Beans, beds which articles weft lull et the iodine need. The following are the theme pelmetliheskper 24066, linglish, I white, old, 316. ; red, Ifs. to Nu ; thatch, white, old, Ws. the. ; Mk, redo asiwkth, 010=16%; new, 26e. to Ns. • Dandle, old, the. is t old, Ba. te Wes. ; Us. to 20a. ; Wren, soft, di; teliauf thenden thibt. ; Canadian, old, ?M. to Ws. r Babel Meth% di, HEM. Barley, per 3201 b., Ber yls& gal Ihniels, srer, lb. W . ths. ; Irish, new, 20s. 6d. to the. I IPemesidth, ea, Us. to 235. 6d. Odes ptr 90411..,Wed5* lbs" sew, 18s. to 185. Bd. ; new, 16. 61. to 195. • extra, prrei hs =, 19e. ad.; Ilwaget, Both" did: to Ice. to )7s. BEEEIH new, Lth le 301.; W, INN 1111NbL. It t i k ?tr. to les: Pees, per 3110 the., e t , i .:ll, Wu Se rB4, the. tells. ' • asaidisa, old, 20e. to 215. Fiver, per llOaaa.,l egish, raperims, 44a. to 48s. • Irlit 111. te 46e. ; fine, di, 40 1 . to 425. ; semi chaise Mite, IM, 485. to 475.; Americas, per barrel, ewes% ell, lb. le 30s. ; Conedian, sweet, aid, 10s. to 30s. ; rear, di, Us. to lie. Oatmeal, per 28011 w., Ida, mama eat, new, As. to 34e. Indian Corn, per 11101 he., 19s. lE2III. _ . WOOL.--Basniroin, Des. 9.—Than is nothing new to re pat shoe ma LA. Di Aomori mrationas ex cerlingly only hriglinfsehoi WO& 111111 in request, and with thh aim Yr neadur I only barely supplied. The prior curer He mime rkr the last two or One weeks post. Na&ls sod limbo am sat se dull as essahing Wools, no doubt aill ham the emit ripply making. CATTLE, 3a—SREFRPIRLD, Two 'TWA.— The number of Emma WWI' but wall ; tbiatiombrirever, quite suelloisat for the disamil. The weedier is se very mild that few an wanted. The bobbin are Meng aftontal Monday, wh o, it being the smarm post mashes, hisy ex- pen a Sean sweriamot Ms meal Frees umst be toned , W. par SR. bine Om we Kimidap_ iraL The= se I Sheep is about the iewo ma late. TM ea SheeP i , ler, 1.111.111_111a Ole time of yer k iembe is about the same as on XeMap leg fit tbe MI quango • bid olosattpdeas me bowie of erteli Sillionbp. ' We a b l im adli a Ow °ideas in arr. wig& mot Mk a map Me. t=l MO seam to di 110 Ise Min peel* well. Os wombat. Illemil DOM bulb eseeembre. Oar imp* boo Reiland b eimil L eirisiaMS, I=Remla amd 610 Sheer i grese TO Beira *an sied 117 Zillah Cows. L ....,.' "ids° . 11=4 1 d. I d i ltesrabrilb. .0 d. ad. 42 4 4 Ira 4 4 30 II 6 Dra ••_.•••• 0 44 6 4 laws swilialead from 3 4 W ....--. ---- .. ..... —.4 4 6 4 DOA,. them . 0 0 NW Dna . * alr-breds 410 6 I Wats .., .. r .,......_,.. • . 0 • Bouts et warm, 1.013 ; &wend ba OW :0111MIL7N; Ilia II& Dinzr, Dec. 7 . —Thera was a better ripply of Basra, ' and the q ua lity more improved than has been - for some time, chiefly from Newark and Atherstone bin. Sheep, a fair supply, but the quality inferior. Pigs plentiful. Fat Calves scarce. Beet Beef mid readily. at from 6d. to 7d. per lb. Mutton, 6d. to 7d. Veal, ed. to 7d. Lutoome, Dec. B.—To-day there was a large supply of stock, and the quality woe much improved. Mutton, 6d. to 7d. per lb. Beef, 7e. 6d. to Bs. per stone. Lrnearoot, Dec. 6.—We cannot quote any change at our market to-day, worthy of remark, from our list statannuts. We have plenty of stock, as far so number is, the quality generally inferior, anything good fetching • lt prio s ,• th e i remainder dull sale. Beef, 6d. to 61d., sad ation fed. t 7d. per lb. NAWAaI Fllll, Dee. 4.—Thls fair was lad ea well supplied with Cattle as the last one, but the Fat Cattle btaed good press, ham ea high tor Beef as 7s. Sd. to Is. 6d. pm Mom. Fat Mesa, from did. to W.' per lb. Store SWAM' made a umy map sale st good pron. New Pilch Cows wore easily soli Us Ron Sir was a middling me ; good Ham sold well. Newman; Den. 7.—The impip of Cattle an offer this =wee omparatively Mali. Though tlie se Z a m.' g vas WM& pet Om am OWNS sisiosis lima ; else a Ith militmahle et Show. ; emit a slash supply of Swiss lissoui& lN SCin Oaths is were, pries ha= issitsseemsy; sT i f i gl sis. Mop us Me ia seed Mrins i dy . sok. wi i= l s B l Z l L li pir Mem of 1111 M, es. Ws. . ; Pork, 6e. to 75. M. 13hesp, 4Sd. to 701. Ise Rs Ilaurion. DN. 6. —ln gralarinanna cg sei t int v day. seal WA what is gesseelly . ' iho asi gheilems alga f, he spier Ist Cobb, the it lelh lhases alit int:day. y et ;Mee ist MA Essolpilisli . Thallssisses Worms orss sh soli isp at die Isl. ,17e. 44 . re ale* i 11106 ' ""o. Is hl., .. • 1 w . Intissoion, Dec. B.—The *limp brought into market to day were 832 fewer than the number exhibited last week. The demand was good, eirpeeinlly far wed Sheep, and pre views rases Wel, May maintained. The quotations were top, 68d. ; current, 6d. to 5441. ; end interior, 41d. to 4d. 1 few lots were turned out unsold. The number of fat Cattle wee 1112. As • pod grimy of these were inferior, the best Dorn net a ready sale at the beginning of the mar , ket. At the close, howrrer, asks hunt heavily, and a greet number were returned unsold. The following were the ges tations Top, fa. ; current, Ba. 6d. to Ba. ; inferior, le. Bd. to 6e. 6d. per Dunk stun. GLASGOW, Dee. 6.-Sheep and Cattle were scarce in the market to-day, and sold readily at high prices. Best white faced Bkeep brought 41e. Best Beef and Tallow sold at hunt 10e. 6d. to lls. per iron dose. For Yerefriaa'• 1 era M. page. SHIPPING. MAMA ANDITID.—DubIia, 2, Daoagbadee. 1 ; Guernsey and Jersey, I ; Preach, I ; Flanders, 1; Holland, 1. LONDON, Dee. 10.—Wind this day at noon. S. by W., fresh gale, and equally. The brig Durham, of Sunderland, has been wrecked on the Goodwin Sands; crew saved. The crew of a foreign barque has been landed at the North Foreland. Dear., Dee. 9.—W. to S.W., a gale.—Arrived: British Isles, Cube; Grenville Bay, Quebec; Rambler, Cadiz. Pat back: Osprey, for Callao; Clifford, for Junks; L•NIS, for New Orleans; and a large fleet of outward-bound vessels. Several vessels have lost their anchors and chains, and proceeded for Ramsgate. The Grenville Bay and Rambler, lost each an anchor and chain, and have been supplied. Mania Hardy, from London for: Rio Janeiro. lost both aachore and chaise, and proceeded for Ramsgate. Marlborough, for Jamaica ; David Malcolm, Port Adelaide ; Japan, Mauritius; Firmera, Bahia; Ganges, New Orleans, remain all well Salida from London, for Sydney, loss both anchors and chains, and proceeded for Ramsgate, The Amicitia, from Hewer& to Naples, has been in coatect, and kit =Wald by the board, anchor, chain, dee. The Habash has bee. lacestaet with the Queen Victoria, of New Yerk, and bea austakiad eoesiderable damage. The Fanny. 11,01411101•. w ahmensi this morning, of Manage, iMllliatlitt damalast wad the Seabees (brig), of Liverpool, which sustained demise to bows, and remains in the Downs ; the crew of the former saved. Cowie. Dec. 9.—W.S.W.—Arrived : Stately, Troxillo ; Acadia, of Newcastle. Quebec. The Royal Eagle, from Lon don to Waterford, which went on the Shrape mud yesterday, ISOM off this morning. PLYMOUTH, Dec. 9.—S.W —Arrived St. fleli , r, Rio Grande; Chipman, Quebec. H.M.S. Asia has arrived here with considerable damage. The Sam Slick, from London to Gambia, has put in with loss of rudder. PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 9.—W., blews hard; eqoally.—Ar rived. Tagus (et.), Constantinople, and proceeded for South ampton; Vidar, Boewig for Fowey ; Nichcri Packet, Am sterdam for Surinam. An American ship, on fire, was paced this morning, ten mites S.W. of Portland, by the Tagus (st.)rrived here. Dec.D Doran, 9 —The Amicitia, from Odessa, has put in here with cargo shifted, do. FALMOUTH, Dec. 9.—N.W., light air.—The Sarah Maria, from Plymouth to Galway, has put in here leaky, &c., part of cargo haring been thrown overboard. Soiled Briliant, Madeira; H.M.S. Seigel), Brazils; and again put bank. CASTLETOWN, ISLE or MAN, Dec. 7.—The Phirniz, of Portoferry, Iron Liverpool to Belfast, got on the rocks at Darbyhaven, last night, and must discharge to be got off. CORY, Dee. 7.—We have had a violent hurricane all day yesterday and panda last night, from The gale has abated y. No damage in the harbour of an ti ole. W ITBY, Dee. 9.—The Hellespont, of Rochester, got on shore to the southward during a gale at N., and is litely to become a wrack crew and stores saved. Yeenotrrs, Dec. 9.—The Pobja, of Christiansted, from Newcastle to Marseilles, was wrecked on the Scroby Sends this morning ; crew and put of atone saved. The Roy"' Adelaide (at), from London to Leith, has been towed la hew skeet shoals, and supplied. OPT ILAZGAZi, Dec. 9. Astarte, St. Vincent's ; Enter plea, Bt. John's, N.B. MARGATI, Dec. 9.—The chuseroaree Bienfaisant rs salred much damage here in the gale, 7th inst. Sarum., Dec. B.—The Solway, from Quebec for Glou cester, lies beueaped on the mud, with lose of false keel. LBllll, Dec. B.—The George does not seem to have re ceived any material damage • will be docked. WILLS, Dec. 9.—A ster n-board of a vessel, marked " Hope," in four-inch gilt letters, has been picked up neer here. HARTLEPOOL, e. 7.—The Crocus, Hamburg to Sunder land, came on shore to-day to the northward, and has gone to pieces. 9tb, The Dorothea (brig), of Whitby, ran on the rocks outside the N.B. pier, and lies fast. Arrived . 7tb, Friendship, Quebec, for Dundee ; leak.. Lettering, Dec.6.—The Hunter, of This post, for Mydell, is supposed to have been run down in a gale on 22nd ult. RAMOASS, Dec. 9.—The Tennessee, of Bath, U.S., was brought in here this morning a derelict. The Pilgrims has been supplied from hence with a stream anchor and hawser. The Saluda, for Sydney, hoe been supplied with enemy r and chains. The Lotus has put in, with loss of anchors, chains, fic. The Pilgrim, from St. John's, N. 8., is ashore on the main near this place. It is hoped she may be got ed at high water. Rye, Dec. B.—The Cordelia, from Shoreham, for Dahlia, which was on thus to the eastward of this place, has been got off, and bunk& In Wee without damage. Sournuthener, Dos. B.—The Erin (at.), for Malta, die., which put bask panlerday with dam, is discharging. Caeivarocx, Coltwirsti., Dec. 8 age .—The Mar ch ioness of Aberoorn, of Londonderry, from Quebec to London, came on shore here to-day, with ten feet of water in her hold flea mea are saved, and three drowned ; the muter and twenty men are still on board, but are expected to be got of at low water. SWANSEA, Dee. B.—The Garronne, of Dublin, whit& wee run ashore on the 6th inst. at the Mumbles, leaky, has been got o ff and brought into this harbour. ' Th e Circas sian, from Cuba, which wee driven ashore on the 6th near this pier, has also beenn off, after disobargi a large part of her cargo, and bro ugh t in here. The of Dub lin, from Trust to way, with weds, bap tom driven I. bore, very leaky, and with biS si boo* owl bulwarks. Sittatns, Dee. 9.—The of rOregiii. from Yar mouth to Leith, pat In Imo th, tae pie of the 7tla init., leaky, and with rompobolood. Brix, Dec. 9.—A gap, h with sera, for Leeds or Wakefield, lies sunk abreast tae laneknig, having busia contact. It blew heavily tom ltM lb aua. W4haff. Doti is now, 4,30 p.m., moderate, loot IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF TARDS.—Tatman!, Die. 9. The Bed of Bnayrnanwat Seek kis meet at live Vela*. ILXIIVIIRritsk i' e rnn s InWesear 1 a 2 lnterdin g. NMI filL e =a dlegi MiNM al *mei it **IWO assof.—fewe 11001. MANI. Iwo asem it sal,grima Sr ads** at Mewl* aItMINIIIIIL—LOI4 PAWL% I 'AM wises le ie heir/ watatire. he She slept= et amens to some fli Oat 1 lbe mem at the leareele et Latm malty ilealles of do elealltse ea esomerelet Tema sal rims es te laskie‘ selwaget kw is drilled* elf *e ".;t sir mew _.-4...111.mu55a, ;elms esielive se Or meseot of amtlef lemblee te at ON Weisrai rairsi weeneree ~Om lbe hot itfe Of 11011014—iseasevas lawetronee.—Thellblep ef L IN E: as toillo a bU lli rmetlr=3 the I* beasetelke dams Lay.--beellawaewaw, to lwid. * passnit s prllsia Om es tedblimal skim to Os fommos el ellealmt P '"" . MINISTERS' IiONET. Lead CAMPBELL, on presenting the petition on this al t i k e u x ro e f ST. h tit u li n bn i N gu rierni i r s el ta lrersa : th. c o: *Ma just given by the noble she learned lord was: to as nnisretood as exproutag the views of the government on the 1 IiaI&CAILPHILL—No : it was his own gain as an I 'lndira's'. 1 Loa MONTRAGLE observed that the West elf minis ' tees' mew me a gehressee of kag stsmildeg eosk r o rght to be rsed. Ho thought ems ims mods I might be &Mee& hr smoolig to the preteseast = is te I amm smemet el Immo they now derived boa maw la Shim leedidsewhare they won paid by Oise mast I lArd /UNLIT semorital UM, think the tm a misikes' mew might Imo ameidesed a meas. it was sot a grieves:ft et soy v gnat eakst, forth. while I snout raked by the tot la Ike ammet rang is which prevailed was osly 'boa lOWA Se newt *at if tit I mew* maid be amid se se M mem the clergy de perks* wet mieklem • wow the sum mamma of income lbw stair ebeflawlm at weld be miebekk to do se ; but be I trued Met mil esmo Mitioiss wee gado for then 1 inisielself mew would be After a kw weeds tom thip=FlT. Gasmosa, the pe titian was ordered to lie eh lisis table. CRIla Ilf lIIIWID. lAA MINNA I, ever r e aF psalm ea this tab at call thek akeselea W • LON ta iota anima to • it Ws by a gmtlimem ;ben Motemsak wen maw is the highest =pmt sad emaimae. Mk we met at Wasety Is 11/1161/11 the was of the esallemsm, homes Ihe 41111 be (tie sr would a ffill peobeldilty bosoms table win mein se aiiMissil pee at tie convetaim of lit sistommit—tbat beam Ilk wes ast meth a dey's mire be theit pet et Lein& la whisk be resided ; but he (Lord Ferallem) had salmittel the loam to the noble maids (Lmodosme), sob bed Mbar& like who the mbar ins, tithe pwition he bat at segoty, mei Memel& samegole wail tisellimeatimstbramed ecespkes Mimeo adsktlie pima ea bk felhommy. The letter was se Move : lly dor Ilh—itte welt dome me etswelbetl tome to *hem foalbeelbe boa ail el asiest u rt e rson of 4% 4 eestiolee *et Ode" i m it im osoo Moe Ma •at V. 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Two o'Clock.—To-day the treader books el Comae are shut, in order to the making ap of aueseinte the payment of the dividends twist month. It is re markable how very limited, the tzlassgetiomps in stocks have been on this occasion. peaeralbi,, tor a few days preceding the shutting, ilsw4seliego have been very motive, and on a seabie mala he= • oort od pareelmt notion that treaders scold not be readily or without a considerahleAtleme, during the lime of the bend closing of the leeks. But it is saw Wise imierstood that, ea payment eta small line, erbotraliews, we believe, trailing mai be readily et all- those. Ileire is, speelsept, some little dusseir tip operatiiss, helms isfeetving an 1•PPII• 41 0 11 previaerdy to the Bank direetais kw leave. In ordinary lianas, however, when prime tele equably