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This wafters erroelly vegan* to bens, loner errs thissintly of Losizi.llll reit it or tortred of sa l = =yaws prosioney le presserec to tide Int dips% don seariesd, ores mired% In .Tho drseeens end denwass• of the ttrtnral erre end organ et reds be =at Me ?kali 'Wrens, in the betrisol elreYreee of De ___sexier perm of lido zoguislima Wes lo ars yew men • marrilel wilt tie rare awl pespeirs the vererien that minerels Urn; as for, err reeireg w ha t is arse a Iberia armastisa, o f nee be thorn were the wart, icreset of the sews, se of Iheamerrot prate of th eir sent emery. In Os ernion at aurae, Ile ressars wee aeierstee es art s r in tiet w ar r ovror a wife re le the oarinen renelne of ken maw lembettes thee MOW Moor bleary Err be Intrebeed. If le be sly r Move the tedium, of the his ailiserise senliss to whisk yew perm are actersarily entrolid. Bed it was this imperbiat for tLe sake et Ma moreomelme Unity. Then ray be a fillennos at reran es to the neenster mit tire ups the *Mg et leery ; lest there et ens only so Me the Impostors rhombi the rased the Orr af T he m Ms to Enke re, et writ be Neer silly =soft with real So peer fee • perm else', irslllgree, 'coronae( rah aim sir der not lesser thee szel o grisn ef ids youth reel re bar hien So Mee Idol et Droolike prams tree yr Wirer asualimealls leerls en& iso mime sorer es am wee al lhorhere red tern Instriso to Length, wail bre been Wig thosanden lel ha town that the liarabmth ffrew is denies wa les ISM 61111014 Mild le MoWbtl gaiety smereal every rem of , thr ordestml err vary reit disdesoof • Pleffel_li the lesneral toss en Wrier weer bar her other early ederlisa erne Orr the seastres run of =friel Lad tintthe loath was anly tae Inirteems ter elmlnseltretirs et a start of ray = indlipembis meths iket run Os tar ho thet sere rselarnso ebb re andre be gethis roar ► awe simemety. In the &mws of 04 be erne' nobs a awe ht neemoss. Ils roe int serer Me rellmnim of rho re ark it • This Inds boa Mors= el • Yen lberedr sit WS breavaser iellse4Ce; tolz bealming, talk more ; that regime her Ur this In Wes Or errs mews of the . this lea ins prelims to any hieirshiss amnia silit ammo It raw nay esoserry r Mere rqueinted with all re pima hoe • artionen. Ths nes why so sr iy sperms are introduced, wlisbareef weal Impugns" Is le egalig tbe teagber to obtain at leastager put et the th is Duthie ble lesellisff. Lewd eirmundigagem, sool ispedillp , oar nnesehis morons, win always render It dilßenh to room redo ear ben treelosed; re se comeiesble dremandanees caw, In Or esieetry, albs breliments to the exainination of a large port Iw feekedl o r eireete with which the stude-t is te be meth brae born generally chosen which ere wtllda sey rt= ; awl to rarer the acquieltion of then mare easy, the ssird sores are rise. A very small sum of money will amble every Naboelmaster le cultivate the whole in a garden, wising May, may be easstantly at bend. In frandawf the terdinthil characters of genera and reels% an the more minute dietinctione, the detection of which reamins the sid of a microscope, have been intentionally disregarded ; and attendees imam upecially called to thaw which are obvious enough to be reined by any one haring a pocket len.. Which of the European natural orders I regard as the " prin. Opal," wUI be apparent, from the prominence given here to certain natural widen beyond others. The teacher to not, however, recom mended altogether to omit those which are stated to be comparatively unimportant. The wisest course will be to make the etudente thoroughly acquainted, in the Met hestOrMe, with the natural order' , which are marked from I. to and then to explain more briefly the difference* of thou to which no Haber are prefixed. In conclusion, the teacher in particularly recommended to take care Jut to addition to a small penknife, each student is provided with a pocket lens of about a half-inch loc., and a few quires of paper ; the former to assist him in examining, and the latter in drying, the frenh epecimens of plants daily brought before him. There to no method so certain as the latter, to accustom young persons to eeti. mate correctly the differences between one plant and another; and, it is presumed, no one will think of teaching Botany, without an ample supply of fresh emecimens, which he may dietribute among kin elms, for the purpow of brine examined and studied at leisure. Indeed, it is tingless to study botany, anise this provisions made for the sequisition of those habits or observation which render natural kintory so peculiarly useful one a branch of mental training. When students do not enjoy the advantages of a competent teacher, their best plan will be to put thin book into the hands of an in d t d ..ela gardener, and to Induce him to furnish them weekly with the that are named in it. At home they can compare the which they may find with the plans themselves, and this Wad of cretin Ls, of all others, the mut certain to lead to advan. loom et the woodcuts employed in the drat edition have been • tag othsion. Experience shows that, for punowes of It laindispensable that as much accureey an is attainable deer le in preparing the illustration. To the untrained a= are too much alike in reality; ill executed, or much ithodeute increase thin refairiblance, and =g more than instruct. The cute mw employed ' = " i n t tl i 7 e render it imporsible that any mistake should he made by even the mu* inexperienced a. to the plant, to which they belong. The facilities, indeed, offered to artist. by Mr. Palmer's Glypho. graphic proems, or analogroun modes of engraving, which have been chiefly employed on this occaaion, leave little to desire on the score of accuracy. Unicers;ty College, Jowl.. - - _ covenoTs. Our= I.—OF PLANT' IN GENERAL. IL—CLASSFA OF PLANT A. lII.—OF TRY. SUBDIVISIONS OF FSOGENS. IV.—OF THALAbIIFLONAL EXOGENS. V.—OF CALYCIFLORAL EXOGENS. VI.—OF COROLLIFLORAI. EXOGENS. VII.—OF MONOCIILAMYDEOUS EXOGENS. VIIL—OF ENDOODIS. - IL—OF GRYPTOGAMII. iiCROGEM . Pst4tArm & whi•ehim". NEW WORK by G. A. a BECKETT & JOHN a.sEcki. Now published, price One Shilling, No. VII. of THE COMIC HISTORY of ENGLAND. BY GILBERT ABBOTT /1 BECKETT. Went • COLOWIRD ETCHPIO Olt PITZL son 10.11201 , 11 ILIMOTTA, MOPS irr JOHN LEECH. In announcing a Congo Ilbeely of England it may be new= observe that the kelt/ Implied In the title will relate to the bet W no mews le *a =stew et the work wlidawM be edledell vita the gravest Avoid ist the truth and newramy that the ira S reqdrea The am at dr welder will tole givente hithtul foe wash libm sti r is wa be the rot sere thi l e tto the ar la • meregas ilme alm nsaV=le lees wilt Mr et Wary. Thine h sat Ms 'mad = i t dreams *a In la dr h eared to she ad the weer grat i r i Ze Is e rritY. Ifs sir era= et briar g aserassert rib hares lima are udiamelly mg thee to reel %the are ireades haw that 1144 *ribs obi roger the seirrianefiereLet Ant 00110C11111017efvfliotio errs year week. re will it hareinildylathe simprle7 hislarbia. lti mama den re rein tetrads the Ara shies at Hama, Or may ellipsais trio, the risible et delaria. lathe rep at Plasmic la Blieeteee dr driest mar re lao apt be pram Atop fa bee gm* allimalag to solo liarimmare be idiot be was Tow Omni Miry Irina will, thin" be mai* grawiless. Ihe videlt will be &rived ter e " l ' ea eta the bed lalirles okra be =arm wire inlay all be Mad by direst edrears le the mot nesioubted rarYka Ile ehief ppaaopaer of tkls yeelirlery reaumesora is to rent re ride ash e edestregliesof as resead derestet t thm weak ea sosonniat Me to • sensors sr kto Wei be saner as wd SS ; ir e s "Ina , rocaw then Sear bisbil to aildi are leaner Breir et ambler ht. The et dr week Wag ariabra. roar anly aravor km I o rkstale. rpm la birrlity Para , =Nig bramerat priori lb Si., re by Ma Imam with Or large Etching =2 to Pam i Mthat. The COMIC 1' et ENGLAND will comprise kola Twelve to Twenty Para ear will appear regularly with the marbly impa rts's rah its warlials. k dm* MUM op THE Mall mil le isibied to Me erwille maw qf His sew Patera' 'Mee, el Wawa. lanai irstortg Immil•Ml limielmas lido • Had w ityisthabeem, bs iliont e Aim he Imo is Ss wedge smilm of Ids Medea dase m ls4re Gerdes dm dm lig Mite tilmerha a lmit wilt whisk lemiesdh and the drilmdiegt. al illselidse ell s tairmagell MM. -Mk Nom " That agsble wit sod himeenrhi. Otimil km commtessel • sot Maw sf Isthery. liming that gram aid bawd presemeg Ws Ilem - tril wig on earth. he wawa teat am% lagenh Tesitne. mil thsether =..wHiseji.hilLidterwelltels lomd. ,t. i rrz , ...... - p - ne Naas In swam fie le ~ taa melainarr ' work by the = &atm oi lers pm • hem sod sabamee to the airy artiehMe et II lletitstra bribi. 'The lading of hem Ocemr ' is • Sleds= smesplim. The illuldmit Sims shwa an the rtgal et lii =lid there isneye liat beelmille Moth I witligebs the ' Plate in Hs mit marks menmer. do OW Mewl= way = they re i r . i . . i lwrilsg t• O. A. I Beekelt e ami Ids tsar = eidirr a amehml. ma = a4sri tea doubt- We • h er gowectw, w ith • ow i rr ii ;thwhe Tiop_abi Al is, simmerospored by llesee. . wit& n We-m*4 dr dis work shwa mislimilla Ifte*V. Id it hlModetralh ani t wit al One polish mg eaq flew ant swam withoot god amweelimmt mak enalmano, phmessleat al swan palpate. Mir= sag% . is not am imam* lima= to 44. eradase Sidle Is MmOlte bliss I • draw OM 0 a NM 1 • • t afri ass sal impidelia /PRA tie Mr e• the c ivo: , Idd trarriteste lis Wi tarnre salad tetra o ilt i =lbelt Of Ova.' bask a tedlemd dame, _li, J lm ImeM. iambi ther sientldy wit aped Ihe SW. thearther will havelmnsaremely lie ehise be ad trot miltatime WHIM writme."-liellt Lib ittlembra. Timm wow se wasting many grave perms trim suOldlesed a • Oemie of exerikere ; what ths• OA he WA of • . Oamisteced= 1' Ws are Hama Wesel awredves to Mats war howls Me Hi lt Her. bat, set beim Aloft melee vzb;s . r * e lleo= :Alma of :01 ._ zel dr4.. eomeee twitt e atia ✓itha l egra = ttri4 r ai ra= lo th . bawds. mmiiw at b..... o Mr. reigstes siwois.u.. p. 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In delay Artl, price J. ed., eignq CHOOL BOTANY trat:- kJ Or,the RUDIMENTS or BOTANICAL SCIENCE. and By JOHN LINDLEY, TATO., MB, ...... olortS, N0.116.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. 13,1847.[3d. Now ready, New Edidon revised and enlarged, clatk4o Id, RURAL CHEMISTRY: an Elementary latinnut two a the OMIT of the Mimeo ln its &MS lo ByLnwain Boo s , KM., ?MA. F. 0.5., Hon. Messisa il k;rlr l Assisulairsl Clone L—Oli ßoots% sstsl l =ft—Alenlty—Nsture of ommiteldlos sad TY slissubs sit, its propsettal m a w ar sad results at WY" d Stoot at a rils' —Cattaz d lls Ibms--Calisima—enj= lar= s liatios e :=2l=lmi ire days, eaal ssa—Osoginais an Isimits—Ossaisiag= Minnie adds—Nttraps asollnsd id& Ity Sdroxils Nitric add—Nl oalPhats•--adPhars= marldis Istesit= Bircus. o- 0 . 1 .." 10 0 ,014 PalaPbatis atm. Itlo—Basso—Mislasa—Pulatk as 'i4 waswevar—eseta i rman Wt. sec ba▪ sis sad fasts^ ou. elan sod lisspiala— '!Y Oa rem' go. plono—Cadmie. 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Comonlion of particular manurea-MM Mr-Home clung=Ptifa rtlß Human excrement-Unna-limo of "-- Farmyard dung-Guano-Wood slew -Kelp. Funnelled at "Tea Gramma' CTIRONICLII. Axe Gomm . Office. S. Voter W 4 une.-r.ia. SPLENDID CHRISTMAS PRESENT. ILLUSTRATED WORK BY GEORGE CRUIESHANR. In Medium Bea, gilt edges, prig 14a, G EORGE CRUIKSIIANk'B TABLE BOOK. ICDRILD G ILBERT A. i BECKETT. I. INE 111. Tea Four oe Curs. IV. A Toone Lures Vssion or roe LONDON Sa•un. V. Tea Dimon or ISO. VL Tam Hausa or ram Um... VII. SOCIAL ZOOLOUT. VIII. SOCIAL ZOOLOGY —0 {MTV IX. A Vas? GOOD Moe, NO . X. Bruns same • Ni, on XL Mn. JOYS BULL DI A Qei XL. Ws BALLITAT DDADOD. LIST OF ILLUSTRA'iI Running at the Ring Copy of an Ancient Seal The Meeting of the Bella The night of Literature Towing Path Old Parr's Beard An Ancient Cop-hearer Poverty rem. Washing-hearse " Something like a Mutton Chop" The Bubble Blower Cutting down an Article Christmas Waits "Linked sweetness long drawn DOtIrT SCT • D•II &.JLOL Comma:in. /ANDART. lONS ON WOOD, ha Sir Ludwig of Hornbeam m his Battle Horse_ Sir I.7inTgOitdtbe Tomer An Editor as be to suppond to be . Aitenvirrlellirrirquis The Stage Lover Ditto ice Lion of the Party The Festival of Godesterg Combat between Sir Ludwig anti Sir Gottfried Hermit of Itotandadik and - Pashemen for January The Gime of Frahm' Ballerina • Gentleman from • State of Coma The Come-Guard Manneriaed Practical Mesmerism Mesmeric . Pincushion the Knigh - Cut sad Come Again Dleadvlng The Siege Prime lire lbeepre Ottehiesers Otto Poeheming his Watch A Menem Kent The awe The WeleMmett °" agmen to hie Oted min Don Olovend in a New Light C A Voyage deem the Timm Shower on a illeme.hose The Victim ration The Wye The Enthusing In ARO:my How “Robimen Oneire " hand BiZge The Map B▪ oma Pride= in the Past Stogislea tn a State of Mental Aug ▪ B) Doneedis itnenedienesai Aleamilar imileglessynalas The Mode Ledeslisid One of Ow OM Oh( Dlostraikas at dr Months Window Pbennesses • Smarm as the Serpentine The Itinioander In thine Ple-tA es/ Obart.ent Poses Owner Th Ormendeamment the Magid= The Moe Runde A Colds. Meal Slog et silted by the Green. I eyed Wassher Meal en waiting for the MeMaishiea Reads* Ow Bible a Uwe Lao le Winter Chinese lAA.Preeereses Ditto The Stage ASINIthI Ditto Ditto Ditto Tke Peeneoloured Cup Dias lame Vows (Alias Btangins) Mersa at s Howie Deny )(wrists% lbstern Ha, The Polk.Omessi Weeder Aftervoude By 'elm (Miami iv or Monnens ifiri = By Hams Alice Inmates By GOMM rt.zi,.. AU the World'e a Bedlam By Peal Pmedwpst. An OM Mau, To. Another Word about Play-Orders.. By We* Breda% Autogreph Hunters ... By Home Mayhew. Bete, at Ws, The Mardean's Pocket Hook Jean Onsehei t By Marti Ulnae Bu Clu bbb idnee is the Men Madam Wats ollbert Beekeet. Oil Leve.letter, A . . OM*. Down sa Ardis By Gilbert A. Becks*. iftet it tl i ß4s . „ By Rome Mayiirscr. Date d DPW* at the land The. ei gene, lb. By Gilbert A. I Battelt lialliwied in Anatomy, 710 —. By John Olenfordi Paheloas Clierseter, A By Horace Mayhew. Pails= for Jsonery.... . „ Flamm Preserved ............. By Paul Prendergast. Rey Merton, The By Part Lance. Pam if arenistniewa, The By Merit Lemon. A dwiden Mad Ilteg, A ........ By Home Mayhew. Herb et the TMela Mena at Tandiall. Be a Doeseade Pa1m...... By Shirley Brooke JIM la Pnagelltenk By Horses Mayhew. Maw, When, mid Vl kee Beaks should be mad lasebenee Tedgeelosto • Istellateed Wa2 Priest tal By Paul Prendergast Tan........... ....... By Mark Lan= =Van Bees Piesbeesn. —ByIL A. Reseal. = il la the Pratikeet of ths Setinekage iimesdation. Lamle =Tim By °mere A. I Beeline y Month of May, TM. Ike Bete Dime; The .. By Home Mayhew. an Menai Johann Jonas , By GW.ert A. k Beckett. = i gresh Air, A .. My Ogleism est By Anise B. Beech. By Gilbert A. k Beaked. "= l =y d libe Penh, Its By Angus B. Reach. Never Lent to Ostend AMMONS • New TerseMatim to Don Ghost By Jobs Cleaufard. Notes taken *Wog the late Weir . Oddities Bo lke LW. By Awn, B. heel. Ohl and New Itewery, The OM illetit iy , Ten By Paul l',...ek.sest. By Home Mayhew. lisle, .h if i t telw Pelk.Oregoa War - 7 l; 7l; Burley =we, By Weed A. l Beckett. be read Pre dwell la Mantis Melia 1 An Oddity hem eta The MAMAS , The Hermit of VISZLIIMI Meet me by Moonlight Mons The Martyr of Love Otto and Melton Fancy Portraits The Unlock, Question Mr. John gull u Wlllibald The Chamaion Tb. Dam lows , The lAm Doom The Old IV* Goolloom Now Ilakt A liustemere lftleeenee The Patelede BIM The Ocolfrodol Dm= Mao WIN* A Plitt, Sala at PIA Too Wog Imo la M. 16, Toe Tolio clogromokoo 1 Orli i - Feals ley* Cabilma gima ieloollo A Mum of .-....-RL)r14aii— ............... ..... By Gilbert A.l Beckett. fer rn ie l e is e : I osa . MTie . C .-- . By °ease Crnikehenk. Pttwittintreoletedi I Pwofeelefeeed Ow% The --......... By Jebn Melte , d. =we in Natured Illitery Bj Home Mayhew. Befilik To Powerpte, A. ovw the lirpentin• ....- BY Mews it 27. By Jobe On W eb. , ~..1.1;..-........-/. By Gilbert A. ti leeleelt. detekeneele --....... .... By Rome Mayhew. = M g 1 et1:04i" ........ " -- ...... g Cillert eli rt B.d.u. 9..4.4 . MOB AMMO. The elbwe Countryman, The ............._ By °libel's A. I Beckett. Woe Ladies' Maid, The ......,-.....- By Gilbert A. I Deekett. elneelwer, The .. ..... - ...----.-- By Gilbert A. I Beckett. OM IjilPh. The Weep rem's, The ' By °Meet A. it Betkett. Skip lbeemeh The -.-. ...... ..-.... By Gilbert A. I Burkett. Stop Ihwereenneroy, h. — By Gilbert A. 1 Beckett. Tale hetes the . ‘ By John Orenford. Tel •,.: ..7W "- Tge Uni QINAISB. The visit to to the Autumn of 1543 Wrehisellfnewe ler the Poor "Para Moe, 83, Fleet-lOW. yrice 4. THE TREE ROSE.-F Formation and (Vivre, Hine from the " Gardeners' Chronicle,' Author and others. Annual pruning time, principleOf execuum, &c. Binding up Budding knife Budding, time of year, day, time of day, state of the plant, care of bads Budding upon body Bud, insertion of, foto dock Bud, preparation of, for me Bads, dormant and pushing Buds, falling Buitioneimlng saapply of Caterpillar., dugs, and mails, to destroy Osumi of stiocees Dormant buds, Mcory of replant lug with explained ' Guard. against wind I Ibe Loosing thr tgattires March pruning Mixture for healing wounds Planting oat, arrangement of trees, ko. Pruning for Iramplantation Pu‘hiny eye, spring treatment of dwarf dawns from Rose% different sort. on the mine stock Bores, Mort Int of dolmas mete for budding *llk a panting eye Pubkisbed at To Mamma Gamma . Mee, 5. Crow Welling neat Cloth, 'tactical Instructions for its rated by 24 Wo.ticata. .teprlnted with additional matter by the treatment of Shape of bete Shoots and buds, choice of Shoots for b ud ding upon, and tbrir• arrangement Shoots, keeping even, and remov ing Monte Bhortiming wild Moot, blocks, planting out for budding upon; the moans of procuring; colour, age, height; sorts kir different 9,edr•of hose; taking up, trimming room, pending • distance, chorteningbeada, &c.; mw proper for the purcom G. RING. Aphides, to ker" dawn Pm-growers, remarks on Graft, binding up and finicking Grafting, advantage of Grafting, disadvantage of Operation in dill erent months Preliminary Obwrvatione Row., catalogue and brief deacrip bon of a few forts Scion, preparation and 'inert:iced Sion, ebome and arrangement of, Stock, preparation o f A PPLADIN. A releetfon ot Cowan.= betsoss bedding =I grafting. OCRONICLE AND DOSIDNINDIAI tairareet. Cevrat.gardral...4l. Pew M. sock Ibr DA or 22 thltB dbAribation =own THE COTTAGER G VAI7W DAR of GARDEN OPRRATIONB.—By Jason PAXTON, Gardener to bin Grow the Duke of Devcaiddre, be. Repented from the "Gardeners' Chronicle." Above 27,8901 am already been sold. Africa& Lilies Anemones Annuals Apples Apricot Auriculas Beans Beet B!enftkek prat'._.. Fumbles Omar!!la cm.. °acclimates Pigs Pinka Planting Plums Polyanthus Potatoes Privet Pruning Propagate by rutting, Pyrarintha babes ItariOneultsa = ls Masts Bow la Ileolls Visa Munner Beane Nevi Iles Oa Kale Daisy or Thrift Saha Flowers gelid Vegetables sad Indee era mil Map arinleep %dna SPI•o• Fir Bgros poi( Kolb INMPteellso Itavaty Ilwootwllloras nos Bede= Thins Pindela 14:=1 °rat—T ien= limbs= Hefts Herbs's.= Parfar• 81 , • tilaa - 11 - 7 Book., bat st, for Col tman* Vamp Barasola r e lakes Elowesis gmenis M ibB Cabbage Cactus Calceolinis Califocrass Amu* Cassplasaass Carastims Cereals Heliotrope Hollyhocks Hoinywnelde Harre-redlit Hyacinths Hydedeppee Hymn, Indian Cron Iris A '• kiln e. Besiri Larcniler leek 11 Leptastpliar Lotion LobiVss Chas. es Wry Minim Mr MINN adis r;b 72 6- Krim& 11111011101 *And et !NT) 6Masts" Moron. Cram Creepers Crocras Crown Imperials way vim... rit=r i litnas Clams Penis Psawat. Nada, brim Psalm la Pads Phi PaImWNW Parosids Perla MB Podia Plika ZiICOMieA Cattlystkf of itOWITI - 1 illeisw. Commas Mina Dallis =VbisSlßlPling Turnips Vegetable Oxitery VenuesLaddieelso Vorbires Mrs • Minis Usksa lair bi - ' ' Pam, as plod= Pibird irriii; CLuncrrs' Ogbm. a. Lip V:iiaeasoWci;;;O Ao vral r w Coweatirarden, Looks. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. Pour 'oaock. We have letters from Alexandria to the 29th ult., which give some particulars connected with the sudden decease of Lord Bernard Howard, in Egypt. His lordship, with the lion. Mr. Wrottesley and the lion. Mr. Clive, arrived at Alexandria on the 18th nit., by the steamer Ariel, and, in prosecution of his journey to Thebes, left the following day for Grand Cairo, which he reached in perfect health. On the 21st he had been engaged preparing for his tour, and in the afternoon paid a visit to the British consul-general. Returning from the resi dence of Mr. Murray his lordship was caught in a shower, which induced him to quicken his pace, and haying run for a short distance he fell dead, when en tering the door of the Hotel de l'Orient. The body has been embalmed, and will remain in the Roman Catholic convent at Cairo till the wishes of his lord ship's friends are communicated from this country. Prince Oscar of Sweden was entertained on the 28th ult., at a brilliant ball, by Mr. D'Anastasy, a leading merchant of Alexandria, and Swedish consul general. It wee attended by Said Pacha and his suite, Arten Bey, Minister of Foreign Affairs, several government functionaries, and the members of the different European consulate establishments. Prince Albert of Prussia had concluded his second tour in Egypt, and left Alexandria for Trieste. Six of the crew of the English ship Royal William are imprisoned at the British consulate, at Alexandria, charged with the murder of an Arab soldier, in the Mahmoudee quarter of the city, under very revolting circumstance& Our correspondent writes t the Peninsular and Oriental Company's treaty with the Pacha for the sale of their remaining pro perty on the Nile and Canal, has:come to a conclusion, by which the company have agreed to renounce their rights for the sum of 10,0001. The transfer is to take place in February. In our foreign intelligence will be found some par ticulars of the movement in Switzerland, and espe cially in the canton of Fribourg, communicated in letters from Berne of the 7th inst. A letter from . Bale, of the Bth, says : The insurrection is spread ing, and has reached Marten, and the distnets Of Bolls, Gruyere'', and Stofes. On the evening of the 6th the Castle of Marten was carried by amaittt, by the insurgents, who made the governor prisoner. The regency of that canton has tam up arms, bukthe government of Lausanne has refused a passage to its troops, composed of a battalion of infantry, and a company of carabiniers. A report is current that 200 volunteers from Marten and Stofes have entered Fribourg, but other accounts state that they have arrived before the city, where they await reinforce ments. It is, however, stated. that at the first news of the insurrection, the executive council marched two companies of infantry on Newneck; that the first battalion and the company of carabiniers were to occupy Schwartzenbmg, Lanper, and Newneck, etz‘4 whilst the second battalion would be held in readi ness to act as circumstances required." The Belgian :Minister for Public Works is, it is said,"about to propose, at an early day after the session of the Chambers shall be re-opened, a project of law for modifying the actual Poet-office system. Accord ing to this project the rural decime is to be sup pressed, the duty of five per cent now payable on the transmission of specie to be reduced to two per cent., and three zones to be con stituted for the conveyance of letters ; the postage for the first zone to bo 10 centimes; for the second, 20 centimes; and for the third, which is to comprehend all the more distant parts, 30 centimes. The charges in sterling will run, therefore, as about id., 2d., and 3d. the maximum. A royal decree appftra in the Brussels papers, an nouncing that a public exposition of the products of national industry will be opened on the Ist of next July, and making the requisite regulations and ar rangements for its management. NEW APPOINTMENT.--Mr. J. T. Arnold, of the northern circuit, who has been for several years revising barrister for the City of London, has been appointed, by Sir George Grey, a police magictrate, to 611 the TICIIIICT at Worship-street occasioned by the removal of Mr. Bingham to Marlborough-street Police Court, in the room of Mr. Maltby, resigned. FIRE.—DESTRUCTION OF WORTIT-PARK HOUSE.— This handwrite residence, the seat of Joseph Montefiore, Esq., the eminent merehant, wee completely destroyed at an early hour yesterday morning. Railway travellers from London to Brighton will remember the measles, as seen from the Three Bridges station, where Crawley is a little on their right band, arid Worth-park about a mile on their left. The house consisted partly of a very ancient building, formerly a large farm-house, but Mr. Montefiore had laid out several thousands in modernising it, and enlarging it to more than double its former size, till It both presented an imposing aspect externally, and wp a fit abode for a gentle man of fortune and oraideration. Re had been staying. there on Sunday, and was out on Monday with the Crawley and Horsham hounds; he returned to lunch, and left at about four o'clock for London. The fire in the lining-room, which was in the older portion of the house, where he had been sitting, was then allowed to die out. About half-past ten o'clock on Monday night the hong,: keeper we, going through the rooms to ace that all was safe, and perceived a strong smell of fire ; this was traced to the dining-room, which was found full of smoke, and soon after the door had been opener: flames broke out, and the house began to catch tire rapidly. The neighbours were alarmed as quickly a, possible, and hastened to render all the aid in their power. Mr. Savage, the station clerk at Three Bridges, who was formerly superintendent of police on the Brighton Railway, was able to give some valuable tirections for the emergency, and the labourers from all parts spared no exer tions ; but little or nothing could be done beyond removing hastily some of the more costly and portable articles of Rue:there. The nearest engine is at Reigate, ten mile, off, and a message was sent for it by the up-goods main, but some mistake occurred, and the engine, in stead of being brought to Worth-park, was taken to Lord Monson's, on the other side of Reigate; end, in fact, no en gi ne arrived from first to last. The tire, therefore, had complete mastery of the premises, and burnt on freely and rapidly. A large white cat, a great favourite, provided for its owe Safety by mounting a tree in the garden, and bokinst quietly on. •In km than two hours the mansion was on fire from end to end. The roof fell in portions ; the noble billiard mom, and the chambers over it, were the last to yield ; but before five 'o'clock yesterday morning the entire place was burned to the ground, nothing remaining but a few frag ments of walls and some chimneys, parts of which have been falling by scraps since. Mr. Montefiore, for whom a mounted express was rent, arrived in the course of the morning, and thanked his friends and neighbours for their ' assistance, remunerating the labouring men very libe. rally, and congratulating all that no injury had occurred to the person of any one. He is said to be greatly beloved by the poor, and it was impossible for people to wort more willingly and eagerly than those who assembled on this occasion. The fire is supposed to have originated in the chimney of the dining-room. It is seen now that there was a large cross-beam about three feet above the grate, and some of the materials which usually shielded it from the heat may probably have got detached, and crumbled away after the hard frost. There had been a large fire burning in the stove on Sunday and Monday. No estimate has yet been announced of the damage done ; but, of course, the utter destruction of a gentleman's mansion, with most of its costly furniture, must cause a very heavy los, to some party or other. Mr. Montetiore is said to be insured, to some extent at least, in the Alliance Assurance Company. miss atm Ma* ainit.ll COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS. MONEY MARKET X. CITY INTELLIGENCE. Half-past Two.—Jast before the close of business yesterAsy Consols declined to 933 to 4, at which quotations they have ruled this morning, and still remain, with a heavy market. Exchequer Bills have also declined to 9s. to 13 4 . i peerniqm, We have little active business in the funds, and, generally speaking, there is an impression abroad that pre sent prices will not be supported. We have little in foreign stocks, and as little dealing going on. Spanish have again declined, the Fives to 254 to 4 ; the Threes, to 354 to 4. Portuguese, 37 to 8. Mexican remain 234 to 4. Dutch Two-and-a Malt per Cents., 59 to 1 ; the . Fours, 924 to 3. RAILWAYS. The share-market has been generally flat all morn ing. Birminabam and Oxfords declined to 101, but are now about 101. London and Yorks are better, and bare been done at 1 premium. SALES EFFECTED UP Ti) TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. (Yesterday's prices will be found in last per.) Amber., Not, Boe. ik E. In., 211 I Lynn and Fly, 22 1 i Bir. end Oxford in., 121 f 1 Lynn and Derehain, 161 Bir., Wolrer., & Dudley, SI 1 p ]tan. and Leeds Quarters, 171 Blr., Weir., & Stour Val, 3 1 p Do. Fifths II 4 80, Stam., & Mr., A f p Do. Extension. 11 p Bueldnithanishire,ll i p Man., 800., and Mat., lj 1 p Candcmisa, 241 Men. end Southampton, 14 i Do. BMus, 21 Midland, 137 9 Chester and Holyhesd, 231 Do. Nis, Of • • Cornwall, If 1 Newcu. and Benda, 331 41 Direct Nathan Scrip, 3 Norfolk. Halves, Ili E. Comities, 221 Do. Eaten.. Of Do. New, 71 p N. Counties Union, 11 1 Do. York Extension, Si 1 North British, 331 Eastigemushire, 171 I Do. Halves, 13 1 Di. New, 81 Do. Eaten , 14 Do. do„ Scrip, 21 Do. Thirds, 3f 6 East Llombohlre, 31 1 Northern t Eastern, 86 Edinburgh & Glasgow, 78 9 North Staffordelize, 61 9 FAinboritb & Newport, 6 Oaf., Wor, & WM.., 124 Do. New, 31 Ending, Guild„ & Reigate, 11 d Ely Huntingdon, 131 Royston & !Melia', 21 2 Cit. North. (Dirret N. Res.), 41 1 b ew l cm. 22 4 Gt. 8. k W. (Ireland), 231 Shrews. & Btrm., Chas A, 5j S Gt. Western, 130 Do. Mu B, 21 2 Do. 11.81 re, 761 Shropshire Union, 1 # d Da Qurters. 39 4 South Eaton and Dower, 40 391 Do. Fifths, 30 Do. New (Pa.l2L), No. 1, 231 Du. !Sew, 101 10 I Do. (do. 1131.6 a Sd.), No. 1, 141 Leicester and Bedford, 1 d If Do. (do. 30L), No. 3, 184 Leeds, Dews., & Man., 371 7Do. (do. 131.), No. 4, 41 1 Leeds &Thirst, 161 I South Wales, 3 Do. Prefer, 6 percent, 41 T. - -. V. 1 . 1 --- . 'teeislosi, 31 Lir., Man., &Nem% in., 2 I Vale of N 61111.11 Landon and Blackwell , 6l 4 West Riding Union, 21 p Do. New, 31 West Cornwall, 1 Lon„Brightom &S.COOOt, SS W ind.r , midst's. &8. W.. 1 P London and Greenwich, 91 York & Newcastle, 381 Landon klf N. W., 198 7 Do. New, 121 Do. Quarters, 214 3 Do. Pref., 71 1 Do. do. New, 141 York &N. Mid., Ilslvcs. 46 Do. (last IOL), M.& 8., A, 121 1 Do. E. &W. Riding Exten.,lBl Do. do. do., C, a Boulogne and Amiens 131 1 Inn. end 8. Western, 641 1 Fast India 6 Do. New, 2.1 Louvain a In Sambre, 14 Do. Tenths, 51 Lusembonur, 11 Do. Tenths, 4 Nemo and Liege, if Do. Scrip, 51 N. of France, 91 London & York, Scrip. 31 Paris end Lyons, 74 8 I Do. Extension do., 21 Puts and Roues, 33 • . ornal,..•Aaw... SALES, lOC 12. * M. kn. VeL I EL . Sj p Shrewd. h Birm. (A), Se p , II P Do. Do. jEL Lp. bd. p Do. (Iste - rrent vsi.), 111.1214 i R &ME Md. 2.); le p KOLL BALD. UN. I?. Hull & Mira I& wet. A=oo4 I East Lincolnshire. 21 p Leeds end linsdfard, 77 i GL Grim. dr Mei. EMea, Ws. d North British Quarter!, 70,. GE Northern (Lan. sad York), fl Do. Estes. derip, IS.. 175.6 d. p Leeds & Think Bret., Rds. p Do. Thßila 2 5 Shropshire toloe, 5 d Amb., Not., Bow., &e., Kens. rid. Derby, Beg., k War. Jana, Ida LEEDS 5A7.11%, Lie. IL Dir. &Oxford, II I 9 New Godes, Se p gut . Lancashire, Scrip, Sir. p CarlialeEs,lsa. 12s. Id. p _ Do New Shares, 35 p ' Leeds andiblesk, Pref., Ma M. Gt. Nor. (Lon k York) 126 6d. p N. (bane! Was, lined. Nod E. & W. Yorkshire, 3w bi. d North Western, Lb. p Hodder.. sad Men., 4I p Bbeff., Roth., &c., lis. lb. td. p Leeds red Thirsk, I 5 d Gem and Dead. lOP .. . Thinks. New This. 2. CA. 4. York & /I, NW- ProL,3i p Molten & Driffield J., Xs. Id. p Leeds, Ws e., &Mkt, di. 11.6 d. d North 'British Ctrs., 445. p beireetim and &Maid, Is. 66, d Do. Thints, 535. p W. Rid. Ulnas, AL id YORE' BALM, ism IL Direct Northern, Sat), 2/. Ifs. IN. British Eniension, le'' GEN. (Inn. & York R.), S N. Owinties Unica, lj Mottos tDr W. Jen., Se . West Rides, Dyers, di. Os. dd. N. Initish Iliirds, 3/. 16. York & New. Pref., Te . DUSTIN seLE•s. J.... U. . Dublin & Belfast hi., Se Md. Gt. Wes. Ei. to GaL, Ts. 6d. Ided.GE West.it IL C., de wat.,wees.WiskJeLlets.,7n7a.l4l , Cork. Leirelf‘gch. & Parole, 16a. Newltors.Car., & ffiL Ay as. ad. °LWOW BALES, Jas. IL Aberdeen. 231 i Gls*, Duca., & Car., 61.125. 611. Ayr & Gaßoway, 426 Ols. 61. 144. Caledtslas, New, 304 Oa. Mk. , GA.-, MU., 0 41.4., 41 Csisdordas k Ibunb.. 44, 6d. Gies., Aird., & Monk. J., 766.77 a. fyiesceeforich., Sena 5%. 64. SW. 'Gt. North of Pentland, IT Dan. & ArbrosUL,Naw, No.'S, 61 1 GttNafthens (Dir. Narlbern 11.6. Diodes & Paelb„.Now, 141 ~. gesterte=B „6 6 . s.. Dun., Donee,VdCalles.,S7s.. Kff. and A 'Meet, 645. Ns. M. End' dna, Ms Olstele -• ' t Nan. k 316. WM. BA LIME iallaide 11/s. MAIL N. British:4.w W 21.801,, SU. 6d. ednsVlit a t v ltieeriti ' stla I ' fitettlsh raild tz t.MiL6d. Ids. .Gbh, IL, k , f.• ' .-- Teat & Newt. Prat. 21 . : .........,—... PRODUCE. • MINCING-LANE, licq-past Two. &Tar. This article has fully maintained. the advance estab isbed yester day, the Ravannah and Java eellinn in the public sales at the relative value of British Plantation ; refiners are free buyers. The quantity of West India on show is necessarily small, ma the steel in importers' hands is much reduced. Re fined Lumm, low to good, 64.. to 665. Coffee.—The public wilco have net offered any current i qualities to give general quotations, but prices have been 1 - Z ropperted. A mall mod of fine plantation Ceylon mil .....%.4. ) at 80a. Saltpetre.—lmporters bring forward parcels for sale as soon as landed, and the late p- ices by private contract, founded on the small stock, are nut supported. Refraction, 161, sold in public sale at 235. Bd. ; a few lots, 26a. Pepper.—Batavia sold freely in public sale, 2t to 2 1; which fully confirmed the late advance, and the article wears a very firm appearance. Rice in good demand ; fine white Bengal, 22a. Cotton.--The market hue become dull and inactive; the small operations in the Liverpool market is the assigned CROW Tea.—The public sales of to-day do not show any improve ment on yesterday. PRICES CURRENT. goose, per AWL LETT PAID. Piga, No. 1. W. India,B.P.bwn.s.4s d0..547 Od Hoops II 5...11 10 WM. &Grey... 48 0...50 Cargo steer:l67W 815.. 9 0 line ....-- ... 51 0...54 Swedish ll 10... 0 0 Mauritius, Mown.- 37 0.. 43 LEAD, at per too. Yellow ........ ...... 47 0...56 rig, best lB 10_. 0 0 Fine Bengslaltadias . ,ls. 36 0..A4 Bars 22 0. 0 • Yellow 46 0 .49 Patent shot 22 0 . 0 0 White 3O 0...36 red or minium ... IS 10...20 0 Foreign, brown.-- 36 0..45 Speller Yellow 47 0...49 Ono, pm 252 Imp. gaL d.p. Grey and white 3O 0-.56 Fish, Bea 4 pole 37 4- 0 0 Relined, Rambro'.. al 0-72 straw 34 0...35 0 imps 84 8..67 brown k yellow.. 29 0.. 34 10 Coma. In Band. West lad* ordi- =Matter 92 0..90 0 nary 500.40 00...40 Cod 27 0 ... 2714 Geod. 45 0... 00 0 booth see Ss to. so 10 Piss 7O C 126 0 Olire,Gallipott,p.ton 49 0... 0 0 dykes, ;cod ordi- Cocoa Nut 42 0...44 0 floe 40 0... 42 0 los& Baps, pale, floe ordinary_ 43 0... 0 0 per tan 36 10... 0 • Moe 5O 0...90 0 Limed 23 5...2510 11W dm, good to line 56 0.:. 05 0 Poomiross, per met. Costa Rim, ordi- Butter—Cork, Ist Pt 0 95 0 rapt° One 36 0... 36 0 Ind 0 0 0 0 Boxistra and Pa- 3rd 0 0... 0 0 dans 24 0... IS 0 Dublin, Ist 0 0 .. 41 • Tao, at per lb. Limerick, do. 42 0_52 0 Congoo,cousoson- 0 01...0 91 Carlow, let IS 6...100 0 &CI, at per cwt. Newry, Ist-- • 0_ I • Bengal white 2O 0... 22 0 Waterbed_ ....-- IS 0...93 • Cargo lO 0... 19 0 Beet, 1•4114 par Jam l7 •.19 0 deem ........._... 0 0.. 0 • Patna 24 0.. 26 0 Pdmp Man 0 0... 0 0 Car•DILD. , 28 0.34 0 11 1 4= 4„..ii niess Bream whs. 1 71 0 - 11 Imo, Willaelbed, B. T .t elet 6O OAB • 070,565 14 ; 1 = 9 ;o frii 1 " 9-38 0 Ditto Madder Americas Hum, Os and Cow, at per lb. B. A. and M. Video, t4O d 518.0 ai lted 0 4 . .0 Brasil, dry 0 5 .0 Drysalted Rio, dry 0 41 .0 • Lino b Yap. iley 0 6 ...6 6 I Wrobed est India, dap OO -I i... 0 • ofi east India • • 1111 hips, B. Ayno„ dry 0 7 ..• 4 Bum* dry • 113...• 1/ S. Amer.llmok pm Rued; dist* 6 6..10 8 Den Worn at tun. Lc=rsisks-Z4 5.- 4 1,0 ..... -.... 6 4 3 15 Clonpmsby 6 141... 7 10 F Jsrisa I 15... I 0 Nicangus, Mega ma sollil 14 1...15 0 1 5. 10 0 Lima 141 6...16 0 Sagan HI •...17 10 Red Bffinderis. 30. 110 Rena_ ~. 30 11.40 0 - 1 I ... $ 2 Pivot Demerara, 30 to 36 per omit O.P 3 3 ... 4 Jamaica, 30 to 36 per cent. O.P. 3 0 ... 4 Favourite marts 4 0 ... 3 Brandy, let brands 0 0 ... S British apiiita, d.p.11 9 ...11 Scotch 11 9 . 11 Irish • ll 9. 11 PTAs, par tem. Riga, P.T.R 6 st_l l2:u b pe.b l e" .. jam c P li c and ie H rW : 4 Fleaah r : re vp.. 9£" 33 3 40 3 tr 1 0 0 0 9 0 : i:8 S! " outeliot half clean Riga, Rhine nutshell pus Manilla Beat India Hume l3 0...16 Ilomtmy l4 0...10 Jute TM, at per cwt. Canna 103 0.. 0 Straits Corn. In Malls 96 0... 0 Dios, at per too. Berl ..63 0 TALLOW. Market steady, at Ps:ersbusx Y. C. eate Sint Februss, to March dtl1•43d0x October to December efrliverl.4 CuktN. MARK-LANE.—The attendance of the trade in Mark !sae this morning was by no means large; nevertheless, a f.iir amount of busin•ass was transacted in most articles. The few parcels of English Wheat fresh up since Monday sold readily at that day's rates, and, in some instances, they were rather exceeded for free foreign Wheat. English Barley in good request, and quite as dear. Oats are becoming very scarce, and high rates arc obtained for all qualities. Beans and Peas about the same an last quoted. The following are Monday's quotations BRITISH. 8 belter• per Quarter Wale; Erect artd Kent Red 61 to 73 77 White. 73 to 77 to 81 Norfolk end Suffolk 67 to 73 73. do 7I to 75 to 76 Talavera (Estee or Suffolk) 6l 1063 Cambridge & Linoshi Bed 73 to 7S to 77 White 75 to 77 to 79 Tierisod & Scotch do. —to do —to— to Id& 66 —to -- do —to— to Rvo 40 to 44 Beam. Fleetihig . 43 to 43 Dittlillng 4.3 47 to 81 Maeda( --........--...31 to 53 Chevalier 33 to 57 line to 39 Irtah. — to &Ugh to -- Brew Whin Si to St Mary l3 to U lee pole 86 tole 1 OAT% _ Paul 30 to Us Od _Black 29 to 37a CB Ea g i t a terehods St to Sr. Od _Potato.. 3.3 to 37a Od Berwlthaadlkoteh Peed 31 to 33a Od...Potato.. 36 to 384 Od Ida Peed 28 to 39 to 31a Od.. lila& 39 31a Od Ditto Potato bi ad to to aft * Peas, Grey 47 to 30a 479...)1ap10... 48 to 81, Blue 4ll . 36 to 63 Im ßo l i fr n ial 83 to 117 White ....-47 to 33 ill to 37 Ilhuts, Mangan .43t0 65 711 k. .43 to 47..01d 48 to 30 Harrow ....„...47 to 48 Small 48 to 30...01d 57 to 34 1 .5... New Sprig ..- . 6t Now Whiter to --old to Barman, New ...—. ....... M e ad. Crovcatozo, Bed to Par hosergl. LINKE= CAM £l3 0. to --i. 213 100. .4 Naar Fuca, Town made. delivered 60 to 63 Tine IloaarThoid 60 to 36 Norfolk and Suffolk... 50 to 34 Whites Northumberland, Lincoln. and Yorkshire SWIM and Kent to Irish FOREIGN. Dutypaid In Hari WEIL; Baldric and Konigsberg . 70 to 73 One to 60 -64 to 26 POlDerl6.ll, Rostock, and Kett* new 70 to 73 ..6e to 70 Yrenrch and Brabant Daniah and Ilaniburati 7O to 73...64 to NI Ruse= 55 to 6: _ Apple— —to —... to Danube and Ode sea-- ..... 66 to 70...40 to 66 (Smack= —to .4.,1100•110 . • 70 to 60... ss- 210 bo Bow" Feeding 43 10 41 —DiMilling 47 to 31. to Laxness OATS. Rossi= romersnean ant Slalom* ....... ...... - Seedish and Drink ... l7 to 31.... to Frieseland and Do e\ Ditto Brew. to ,- ...... Owe, Tick Small Pus G ivhite 34 to SI Dim 34 to 34-- to Tams, OW to Paw —So —...large —to Duty trim LINISID, Baltic and Rona* 4O 44 to 47... do. do. Mediterranean sod Oilims h .. 47 49 to 31— do. do. BAR Rl= .... - ... .. 36 to 40 ...... Illsapred 34 to 36 . do. do. CLOVEZAKIJI, Red to —While le —p. cwt. Duty 34 3d. p. mt. RAPC.333 C3K. 13114486.17t per ton, F 3 3s. to £3 lin LINNYV CAR., Dutch and G. ditto C 9 at to RIO en Ditto French and Assodom ditto pi Os. WEI' ft. pa ittL a lOUs. Fiats, Aincriess, in Bead 3l to 40 — koe 4/ Is MI Atomic and Hamburg 37 to 39 ».. an 37 Mt MI Caoodias (Duty 71d. pa barrel) French bee to per Salta MO lis. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 11th JAN. TO 13th JAN. Qrs. English. Scotch. Irish. Foreign. Ric -1 I Barley Oats I 133073° I I Floor, MOO seeks; 3490 burets; malt, 2960 quarters. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Nos. SS sl u t ti I ' 4 'l42'2:rid Is 4 8 3=i1 47 P r MI Dee. 3 MI 7d 4.1 s Ildi26s hi 42s 3443* 4.14 1 / 4 04 12 Ms M 14124 !a 42,114 43. 114 Ma 74 19 Ma I 424 114 26. 3d 3. 14 ila Si Os 104 se Cls 161164 104 43. 74 Ms 64,444 4d Jon. 3 64 1 44s 14117 s 2d 464 104 45. Ina 49. Ild 94j id i • imoif Agg. AR. 60a 435 k 311166 641434 43s 44415 Ile DOW en Mon Ornia 4e OM Od 11 -- i - rd . lls Od, So oil iMI lb. Uri six week's Oent enrages. ilVoy. 111.1 194 Dee. L Pelee. N0...c Me. i la 5w....... _ _ . ws- - Se I ... .- ... .... ... HULL, JAS. 12.-At this day's mark* we had sz i oi l l ai =r of Wheat from the fannsen, but &hay In.. High and irregular prbee we.. asked, and on the amines done we quote 2a. Nan. PM qr. advance. A sialbe advance wareaked -an feewlsralgn, but the tans esaas were but limited. Foraprieg Corn there was • good ../: Batley very farce, and 2 to 3s. per qr. higher. to b. dearer, and a 'imam, advance paid on Bens 47itsess. Linseed and Linseed Cakes both firmer, owing 0. the return of frosty weather. Rspeeeed and Raps Cakes unaltered, but the latter scarce. During the past week we dame bad only a limited business passing in the corn trade, at 2s. to 3s. advance. Stocks at this port are re amicably small, and this tends to make beldam aaything but ansious sellers, except at ' high vitae. The following are the present prices of grain .-Wheat, red, 68e. to 72a. ; new, 70s. to 765. ; white, 72a. to 765. ; mew do., na. to 760. ; Darazie, 74e. to 765.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, 665. to 72.. Barley, melting, 60s. to mi.. ; Oats, 28s. to 40s. ; Danish, Me. to 32*. ; Ruatian, Us. to 341. Beans, 50e. to 62.. ; foreign 48e, to 62e. Peas, white and yellow, 60.. to 70s. Linseed, crushiag, 365. to 40s, • feeding, 481. to 625. Rapeseed, per 10 qrs., 271. linsee d Cakes, per ton, English, 101. 15s • facie, 111; eirti f to 614 IMP* Cakes, 1101. Imports from the 2nd to the 'et January inclusive: -Wheat, 1,402 quarters; • ' ;1,266; Beans, 160 ; Peas, 26 ; Tares, 124 ; Linseed, VIC '• ,11 1 i 1 D 8 , JAN. 12,-The arrivals of grain continue large. 'The 'advance in prices prevents our 'tillers from pur chasing Wheat with freedom ; the holders, Loeser+, demand full price., and, on the sale' made, Friday's rates KW rather *seceded. Barley held for 2s per qr. more - moneys Oats and Shelling are quite as dear. Beans -- °thy articles 64 before. Wheat per. qr., 601bs. to ' - Essex and Kent, new red, 73.. ; fine, 77. fine, 80s.; Norfolk and Suffolk, 725.; gas, 77r.; white, 73s'to 751.; shire, Cambridge, and Yorkshire, fine, 70s. to 72a.; white, 72.. to Barley, per qr., Norfolk and Suffolk, 660. and Lincolnshire, per bushel of 641ba.,645. 50.. to 555. ; grinding, 48s. Beans, per new, 52a. to 65e. ; old, 625. to 56e. ' ~, ~f I • s dear. Beans and 601bt. to the bush., 775. ; white. 78s. ; new, red, 70s. to fine, 80s. ; L . , new o Its. • AI tr.W din its. e r ,60;. ; . it its. to 68s. ' A per bushel I • - kw Oats, par 09 ‘cc, ._ z z RTz V e - I