The Express. — London, England, 1847-02-26 00:00:00

w.IMIPP... / .', Ai, _ , r-i , - ATENT WATCHES & CLOCKS.-E. J. DENT, lappoint/neat, Watch and Oak :maker to the Queen, lbert, and ILLM. the Emperor of Ruda, respect tally reliant from the nubby an inapectian of his extensive eta* of wAT tlyg& youtha' sneer watches, four guineas each; agoalkat eta guineas each ; ladies' gold watches, eight g name simh. IMININ manufacture to guar:mired to hint by three patents, granted in 1336, 1340, and 1312.--34, strand; 33, ,7,iggpe.gtsairS; and 31, Mural Ltehange. IW.NrB patent Dipkinto w...;,74,,, smemintag the true time to within • woad, by *beer* r‘rismige of the aoa ar star meg the meridba. Price fr. Is. wk. DL covizawtaxs GUIDE TO HEALTH AND LONG LLPE. Pon Is. shay byill atarap., le. W. each, SHAT TO EA T, DRINK, AND AVOID. (wish DlsHabial for all Coaaplainta.) 1. DOW TO BY L "JuraallaVivare."--(13. II 111 cc...tended ILA nlnatealla item illoom GM ober. en elloar own scotat . Melee by eseeites a nd "li tslo " l I V I CIMet good kaltY. Lad " dr= sow arlasall amp me at Sliiressmod. Dy ma otaaerasse al Op aids, easbiskaa la thasausmake dr wanaarai at ad" servomms, imam mad tadloallaa may le weed V i e= a imaeL ibeeetecel, 23, ratenveter..rotr; Haan, 39, ()anthill ; Baths, J. New Bramd.etreet : Cerraltrt, 11 7 , fleet-Hetet ; Nelext 417, West gineAt et divot fence tie Anther. 10. Arty) R:ereat.Ateetet, LATEST INTELLIGENCE. CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY ELECTION. We have receive), by telegraphic despatch from Cambridge, the state of the poll for the Chancellor ship, at half-past Two this afternoon. The num bers stood thus :- 11.R.11. Prince Albert Earl of Pelvis 761 706 Majority for H.R.H. Prince Albert SS The Marseilles portiou of the last Overland Mail from India reached town yesterday, and wan delivered in part last evening, the remainder this morning. It was brought to Suez by the Peninsular and Oriental Cumpany's steamer Ilitidostan, together with the fol lowing pszeengors : For - Southampton: Lieut.-Col. Tenannt, Mrs. and Master Tennant, Mn. Stewart and child, Lieut.-Col. Balder', C. 8., lady Catharine Bdders and child, Capt. Read, the Hon. Major West, Capt. Stokes, Capt. Strachan, Major Archer, lieut. Rogers, Mr. Bayley, Capt. and Mrs. W r 4 " d e mi= 44drea 9•1 4 - teiti Mrs. Durand an two , , Mrs. Major Gnome, Mr. WI . B. Rawlins, Dr. Finnerty. Mr. Marcus, and Capt. Wat son. Fur Sees: Lieut.-CoL Carriery, Mr. Watson, Mr. E. Deli amen, Mr. Fairholme, Mr. Darby, Rev. 0. Bettan ebisi, Mr. Barsotelli, Rev. R. H. Fortescue, Major Yea dell. Captain Pinriar, Lieut. Mammal, Dr. and Mu. Campbell, Capt. Munm, Lieut. Rigoud. Mrs. Postan.s, Major Thornton, Mr. Gabrielli, Capt. Benny, and Mr. Lincke. For Malta: Major Cramer, Mr. and Mrs. Bik, and two children, Mr. Vandeuberghen, Commander Mends, R.\., and Mr. P. A. Bit. Fur Gibraltar: Senors I. Yemen's and M. Gil, Spanish Government messengers. • B y tho packet ship Washington Irving, arrived yesterday at Liverpool, we have received Boston papers to the 6th inst., but nothing later from New York than our previous accounts supplied, the mail from thence not having arrived when this vessel sailed. The political news is not important. The legislature of Massachusetts, on the motion of Mr. Seaver, of Boston, had given leave to introduce the following resolutions : Resolved,—That in the opinion of this legislature the whole people of this commonwealth are most strongly and decidedly opposed to any further extension of slavery or in voluntary servitude within any of tie states or territories of this union, and to its existence within any new territory that may be hereafter acquired by the United States. Itesolved.—That his Excellency the Governor be re quested to transmit copies of the foregoing resolution to the senators and representatives of the Congress of the United States for this commonwealth, and to the governors of the several states of the union. _ Leave having been granted, the resolves were read and referred to the special committee on so much of the Governor's message as relates to slavery and the admission of slave states. The commercial accounts deserts notice. In cotton prime were fully szetaia-d, and the sales were only in small lots to manufacturers. Freights were high. There were several engagements to Ireland at Bs. for Hour and meal, and 241. for grain in begs for Cork. Afterwards two vessels were taken for Newry direct at Be. 3d. To Liverpool Is. for Hone was paid. Several ships had been chartered at Boston to load at Philadelphia, with Roar for Liverpool, at 9+. per barrel. Provi.ions continued in good demand, but princi pally for home consumption. In flour and grain the de mand for foreign shipment had somewhat declined, in conse quence of the high rate of freights. TATITIT.—A whaler, the Elisabeth, has just arrived at Ilene, bringing information from Tahiti up to the 12th November list, one month later than that received in Eng land by way of Valparaiso. The Elisabeth brings with her several officers and sailors belonging to the French Royal Marines at Tahiti, ten of the latter being wounded. The report of the captain is anything but confirmatory of the security a belief in which the French government appears desirous to propagate at home. The hos tilities against the natives had not ccascd when this meet left; and the aversion which Queen Pomare con stantly exhibits towards Admiral Smut, leads to the suppo sition that amicable negotiations between her majesty and that officer are impossible. Previous information to this re presented that the English frigate, the Grampus, had been appointed to convey Queen Poznan to Itaiatta, there to enter into arrangements with the French governor for the cessation of hostilities, and demolition of the fortresses that had been erected for the purpose of annoying the natives. It appears that in the in terval the queen had changed her mind, and has positively refused to hold any sort of communication with any of the French authorities, and therefore all prospect of • rapprocnement is for the present at an end, and is likely to continue so, until some method of reconciliation more congenial to the feelings of her Tahitian majesty be adopted. The particulars brought by the Elisa beth show Governor Bruit, finding all his own and his staffs diplomatic resources powerless to bring the queen to negociation, employing several English persons to pave the way for him; but even their entreaties were rejected. Thnugh the queen is desirous of again taking possession of her kingdom, she still refuses most determinedly to hold any communication with Governor Brunt, and, in pursuance of this determination, the Journal du Haase states that she has written a letter to the King of the French, demanding the • 'mires recall, es a condition of her submission to the terms offered to her. It is added, that this letter was never forwarded to the king ; and further, that the Queen Pemsee had communicated to a French resident, in whom she had great confidence, a treaty of conciliation, signed by her own hand, and bearing date the 22nd October, in which the conditions of her entry into Tahiti are not unacceptable, with the exception of one clause, to the effect that she shall enter under a new governor. The Journal du Havre continues, that the news of the replacing of Admiral Bruat reached Paptiti on the 6th Nov., by the English ship, the Jeannette, bearing de spatches from France of the 15th July. The choice has fallen on M. Larand, already well and advantageously known to Queen Fenian ; and it is supposed this circum stance, if anything can, will tend to an early reconciliation. COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. The Belgian government proposes to take power to authorise the negotiation and the quotation on the Stock exchanges of Brussels and Antwerp of the shares of such railway lines as have been conceded, in cases where it shall be shown that 40 per cent. of the social elpital has been paid up, and that the caution-money has been restored, in con formity with the proportions stipulated in the act of con cession, to the amount of four-fifths for the lines from Tour ney to Jurtese, and from Saint Trend to Bassett, and the whole for the other concessions. The various amounts of the caution-money deposits which would thus be liberated, in whole or in part, are thus stated • amble and Meuse (drawn out already, 600,0001 r ., . 00,000 fr Toomey, Jarblae, /re. ( id. 400,000 fr. ~. 100,0000 r West }lenders .- .( Id 400,11011(r. ... 410,000 10 Louvain to the tietre . bre „. 1,000,00010 Liege to Nonor Mona to Manage (2 00 ,000wilhateswn) Marchienne to Feettellssee Valley of the Dead re ....„ l,ooo,ooofr /Image to Erquelionre ewa. 5OO 000 fr Luxemburg MAW , to Waves - „ «„75730,00010 Jemappm Canal to Alcat l,ooo,ooofr Mows to the Sambre, by the Trordne Vi11ey.....- ooo,ooo* Total 12,570,000fr. As the works of some of these li nes are partially, or wholly, at a stop, the release, on the conditions stated. ass much capital lying dead in the hands of the Belgian treasury might assist in promoting more active operations, by which, as the Belgian papers observe, many thousands of distressed work men could be employed and fed. The question is, whether the directors and pnncipal shareholders of some of these com panies, in England, will be disposed just now to pay up further calls to the sum of 40 per cent. of the gross capital. Half-past Two o'Cloct.—We have a very quiet market in the funds this morning, and so perhaps are not unlikely to have, whilst * fate of the new loan is depending. There are various surmises afloat about the rates which arc likely to be offered by the competing parties in the transaction, supposing that more than one list be made up for the tender. It is believed, howev:v, in some quarters, that the biddings will range within tome fractional proportione below 90 for Consols, say between 691 and f . Consols opened at 90 to 1 for money, and 901 to 4 for account appointed for the 15th of April, at which rata, they still remain. Reduced Threes, 904 to 1. Three-and-a Quarter per Cents, 921 to 1. Exchequer bills are heavy, at 71.. to IN. premium. We are still without any particular movement in foreign gods, in svbich the quotations have only to be repeated. Dutch Two- end-athalf per Cents., 581 to 1 ; the Fonts, 921 to I. Spanish Fives, 241 to j ; the Threes, 3.5 to 4. For todoese, 34 to 5. Mexican, 211 to 21. POREION FUNDS. 1, 333ce Loatriaa 1i0nd3,114 3 1 r... ewe Omuta Dis..llllll 47. et 8.1.1. n Rend., 03 3 Chentstia Deterred Dew, 4 * P. Cent. ditto. I per CL Waken, 11144, 211 23 I t. Ct. Bralltllso LW , .3 7 I per Ct. Peris•lwn Iles., MP Dino ?Wee 44 I Pottstown. C 0... Rd... 34 4 i P. Cl.Menne Pyres Me, 111 lon Ct. Rankle 114.. 11l II Dlq rvi.. ita• . 4 3 3 Ditto Ilpanie. Rd., 2411 Ditto Column De. 1.143 . i Pet Ct. npaolsh Me . 33 3 „C• 1 4.3.• Eenueor W Deferred Dd. , 3 3 Spaal42 Derred 3 4 43, 17 3 • Pee CL Damon Mc, in 3o Ppaalsb rusive Eids . 33 i 3 4 NT Ct Dumb Ads., Sty 4 3 par Ct. Tosmraorla Ms_ .111 P 4 Per Ci. Wu Dwell, SO 1 TemaseliDelerredll4., 123 Ile 13401.11114 traa 41444 Y, IN 4 3 pre CI. ted.. WI I nng ti . r4 I S e. per pwr Own- Commie . to e Easireqww oh for AseL, POI I , 01 I lOW, 194 to 136. ► RAILWAYS.--We have a more active share mar ket today, with an improvement or greater firmness in prices generally, as the official list below will show, so far as to the hour of publicatios. BM.ES EFFECTED UP TO TWO Tills DtY IN LONDON. (TeMerday's press 101 l be found In loot cage.) Amber., Not, Bogart, A Y.J., 21 t Midland, IA 2 the. and Oxford in., 141 Do. New, 6 Mr., Wol., and Dudley, 101 / Do. Mr. and Women, 1231 3 Caledonian, 261 Newcastle and Berwick, 321 2 Cornwall Holies, 1 Norfolk, 139 E. Counties, 21 l 1 N. Counties Union, 1/ Dn. Tort Extendon, 41 North Britiah, 331 5 F. l'nion, 14 Do. Qrs., 44 East lane..cildre, 181 Du. Thirds, 31 Do. Nor, 74 N o rth stalloedMire,ll4 Gt. Nrthn. (l.a. kEt Re.), 21 Preston and Wire, 351 Do. (Dir. Nrthri. Reek), 31 4 Da Halves, (A), 10k 04. N. of England, 234 2% Reed., Guild., and It 4e., 3 44 Great Wistern Firths, 274 Scottish C4•444T.1. 3 24 . Roll lk Selby, 104 Shrews. it Mr., Coe. A, 41 Leeds k Brodkin!, 701 tihrombire Unbar., i A Len; Is Think, 211 I H. F- et Du4lvet, laew, (la. at 13).) Do. New, 5 No. 4, Lon. k Blackwell, Itl South Wales, A Lem., Mega., A S. Coast, 531 South York.. Moo., A Goole, 21 Do. Cron. Eighths, 14 Vale of Nevah, 19 Lon. k N. Western, 187 6 West Rana, Unice, II Da Quarters, New, 144 York & Note. New 11(j Do. Fifths, 181 York k N. Midland, 8: Do. 4131. eh., M. k 8., 721 Do. Exten„ 371 Lon. and bet Ex l . Scrip, 21 Do. ..ref„ 121 Lynn lk }3y, 221 Laxembonee, 21 Man.& Lords, Fittlia, 11 Norther& oi Frame, 13 Marches Bx., and Mat., 1 p Detains and Bordeaux, 71 er A Southampton, 1 LIVIIMPOOL There was rather a better ea regards Mw lieu. Moth Ilik.ffiel. au), i d IL • York xt., p IL Now, II p lIIIka. &Ma Fee, lull p Grad %Mum lal p fa! It. Wesissn, 124 p Milked (401. Marto), 51 p Do New, 41 p Age, & Wyse Mayes (8), 1 p 1 Eastern (Coa. nix&). II P De. New (N 0.4), Its. 3d. p Tait k Newer. Peet, 4/ York k N. Midland Prof., 101 p Iluddereneld C. k R., 3: p Leeds and Thirak, 11 d Do Pref., 11 p Mamas. Istheasor Pia. 23. in the ntszket, especially Shrews., Osw., & Chaster (Chester New). 2 d Assiberinde, d Hie. and Ordwd JP.. 91 1 d Buckinghamshire, Its. &L p East Ltscoinshire, p tir. Northern (tnt, ger.), I p London and York. 11s. 3d. p Direct Northern, S. Bd. p Newp.,llerc.,* Ahem* , enhY. I d Newry and Worrempuiat, I p N. Stafrordshar, 3I P drovers. k IS,. (H), 4 P W. Biding Union. 1 33,2 d. p Man. & Soutbsrop., IGe. N. I d Dutch Rhenish, 21 a. Time wu alisht e • business was daces, whilst ill' up a Amber., Not, Bow. t E. J.,146 Birk., Lan., Lliadalre Jo., $ p Btr. t Osturcipei., 94 P E. Donau.% 21$ Do. Turk Ex., $ p E. Iwneashire., New Be., 1$ 9.16 p Fleet, Pres., la W. R. J., $ p Gt. Nor. Lan. & Yk. Be`., 5.19 p Do. do. Eaten. Scrip, p Ilad. & Man. R. It c., p Lon., Mon., & Bir. Qm. (B.), 6 1 P lulus and inisteid, p The market wu agaiiiratie limited thin on the preceding London & South Western, 101. stk. p North Briudi Quarters, p Amber., Not., & DO4OO, la 3d. p 8ir.,W01v.,/tstourVal.,2 414.3d.p BRISTOL BA The market was mill Matsui) Bir. &Oxford Jo., 94 p Caledomun, 3 d Bristol k Exeter, 2 p Do. Ttreds, 2} S. Weis, Jo., d !. 25. sent in the market, and a good prices of several stocks went Man.& Leeds am, (tate Eaten.), $ 1-16 3 p Man., Met., &Lincoln., 96 Do. Eighths, 4 d Do. & Grimsby, 20L share., 14 d Man. &Soutbamp.,l64. 114. 3d. N. Sloiford,lnre, 39.16 p Preston & Wye*, 36 &SI Do. halves (II), p 8. tiork,hire, D00e.,&z., 5-16 p West Riding Union, 1 15-16 24 p &&1.¢. 4 3, Fin!. 23. ea. flat, ~ and transactions more day. Boa, Stam., & B. Rees., If p N. Staffordshire. h Si. 119.3 d. p Shrews. it Mr. (A), tl p Shrews. D. fir. (B), Ns. Bd. p Ikrbystu, Staft.,9oVor., 119.3 d. 6LES, Flu. 25. at. Weslaco (limiters, ;I , Do. New, 11 p Midland New 4tit., 51 p Do. New 501., 4 p LEEDS 514 LES, FM. 15. The transactions in the share market were scarcely so nu. meow so on the preceding day, but there was • alight advance observed in some of the lines. E. Lancashire, Scrip, Da. p I Man. Southampton, 19s. 16e. d E. and W. Yorkshire, &I. Ss. ed. p North lirttish Qrs., 4Je. fid. p Bud. & Man., 3f p I North Staffordshire, 11 p Ds. i hints, 23a. p West }Wing Union, 143e6 p Leeds and Think, 6a. ed. 11 d Sheffield, Rotherham, am, is. p Do. Preference, na. p Elva Lancashire, 2 p Dud. and •hefßeid, 4j p N. British Thirds, Us. 3d. p Malton & Driif. Jane., 901.1 d. I 1 p Amberifsirst 9e. p Matlock and Buxton, 13s. p New Thinks, 10s. d Great Grimsby, 41 d N. British Raves, 16.1 Do. Quarters,. IS. ES, F... RS. W. It. Union, 31. l9a. 6d. 31. 19.. blanch. @ South., 24a. YORK 8 Bar. lk Orton' In., 141 OL N. (Lon. & York itrg.), North Bntish, nada., 3 Do. Quarters, U. 7s. Do. Exton., If. 6s. 9d. DUBLC( E 54, Fcs. 25. Item, Bus., Met., & Mrl„ 2J W. It. Union, 31. lee. 6d. Tk. St N., Pref., itt. lee. ed. I York & N. MW., Prof., If LIN. rn 'swum Mid. Gt. West. & H. C., gi 1.1/1101PAJNIRD ry 1343 x. 01840. Cork & Waterford. 3.. 3d. Dab., BeL & Col. IL, 4s. 9d. Mid. Gt. W. 1.1. to Owl., 3s. LES, F. 24. Wm., Wm, Wk. & IM., 3e. Ed. Wes., Cart, & Dub. J. , LINO AILLUIDOSKI. I / 2 Oil NOT 11WIFED. Galway & Ennis, 3. 9d. Larne, Bet, & B L , Ile. 24. };din. and Newport, 51 6 Do do. New, 54. 6d. 56.. Gd. Edin.a. Perth (New (b.), Sis..s6s. Do. New, 13s. 6d. Gt. N. (late Dir. N.), 765. 795. CAL Man. and Southampton, 241. N. British, Mk Do. Haloes, 17 Do. New Um. (•erip, 29a. Do. Shirai., 751. 775. , Fkottlah Midland, 2J$ Stirling and Duarenn., 795. BALES, Pan. 24. Aberdeen, 23 --- ----- Caledonian, Nr., 49a. 491.6 d. Dfr. Nor. Scrip, 55a. 6d. 33e. Dundee & Perth, 37 Do. New, 211 Past of Fife, 636 Rest Lothian Central, 316 321. L, a Gram, New, 47a.ed. 30a. Do. Qr.., IGa. 1663 d. Edin. t Nor., lel 171 Do. New, 631.661. GLASGOW I Caledonian, New, Cm 30a Caledonian at Dumbarton., 460. DR. Northern Scrip, 35.1. Dun.tic Arbroath New,No. 3, 5 j Dundee 8 Perth, 344 Do. New, 22 3 End Indian Railway, 9a Ertl. and Glasgow. 761 Do. Qualms, 19 Edin. and Northern, 161. 19e. Do. Newport, si Gust Louisan (len., 494. 6.1. 504.6 d. KiL, and Ayr, 34 GI., sum., tcOstr., Je. GI., Kit., & Ardnio, 64 61. Ha. Mineral, 40, Ad. 444. Man. 44 , 0uth., No 6d. 2.5 a. 6d. N. Brltinb Thirds, 754. 7Gs. goottuth Central, 22 Wilauotoon, Morning., and Colt on., Sol Tart it Nene. Pref., 81 PRODUCE.—MINCTNO-LANE, Half-paat Two.— Sugar : The public sales consisted of 16,000 bags Mauritius and 4,000 bags Bengal, a quantity exceeding the demand ; sad although importers submitted to a decline of 6d., a por tion was obliged to be bought in to protect the market; re fined tolerably steady at 655. to 64e. 6d. for standard quality. Coffee A pretty general feeling exists that this article is Quite safe as to prices, and as the consumption runs on Ceylon, holders have become wen firm ; the good ordinary descriptions of this class are now largely held in second hands, and speculators appear to be watching the article.—Rice 70 casks Caroline, foreign cleaned, were offered in public sale at 28s. 6d. ; good white Bengal bought in at 24s—Sago : 150 bags and boxes sold in public sale, tine, 503. to 525. 6d. ; inferior, 395. to 395. 6d., which established a decline of fully ?A.—Cotton has become mute firm—Pepper steady; and other spices are very firm.—ltum dull, and prices partly nominal.—Tea in fair demand, at former prices. —In other articles, no alteration. TALLOW.—The market on the spot and for deli very on or before the end of April, remains very firm. For autumn delivery large ➢urchases have been made at advanced rates, considerable business having been done at 465. for de livery in September and October. Petersburg Y. C. oa the spot, 51s. ; March and April delivery, 61s. CORN.—MARK LANE.—The bulk of the English Wheat arrived since Monday has gone direct to the millers, consequently but little has appeared upon the Market for sale. Without any great life in the trade, factors bare suc ceeded in clearing their stands on about the same terms as on Monday last. Foreign Wheat continues in fair request, .at very full prices. Some cargoes of LincoM and Cambridgeshire Wheat have again been sold for export to France. Barley in better supply, and • dull sale at Monday's decline. Oats were more plentiful than of late, awl difficult to quit, at ls. reduction. Beans and Peas unaltered. The following are Monday's quotations: BRITIBIi. 0100 teer per WCZAT, Ego. andlient Red. 76 to 80 8.2 White...7B to r Z e llli Norfolk and tioffaik 72 to 7011 do 76 to 60 to 81 Talavera (sea or Bs/51k) 1113 to 88 Cambridge & Lineohalled 73 to 80 to 82 White 60 to 82 to 84 Northumberlsnd k Mike do. —to do —to— to Irish do —to do —to— to Rut *. 55 to 60 Bau', Feeding 48 to 47 Distilling 4819 to 52 Mang B3 to 53 Clarialier 53 to 60 Ono to 62 Irish. to Scotch to RV= WRZAT 40 to 44 Mum AO to 04 fine pale 34 to 88 OATS, English Feed ill to 11.5. Oil Atha— 32 to 55s Od Ditto Points& 87 to 39s Od...Potato.. 38 to 1475 Od Berwick ludas:Web had 84 to We Od—Potato. 39 to 41s Od Irkh Feed ..........31 to 271 to Hs 0d....81aini... 32 to 34e Od Ditto POWO 395 Ott to 41s Od Pus, Grey Blue to 50 to lli 46 49a Oil—Maple... 17 to 314 Od itopetiel 63 to 69 White 48 to 54 Moiler. . Puns, Musa= 44 to 48 Ilea A 6 to 49...atd 49 to 53 Harrow 4B to 19 Stull 51 to 54...0kl 53 to 57 Taus, New Spring .... . to New Winter— to —...01d to Bareseno, Hew 4O to 42 Per Mourn& Dunn Cues £l3 Os to .Cl 3 10e. Flotaa, Town made, delivered 60 to 63... Phis flougit old 311 to 3 7 8 Norfolk and Suffolk... 30 to 54 .. ...Whites Northumberland, Lincoln, and Yockshire Boma and Kent —to Irish —to FOREIGN. Doty tree. Wow, Mettle and Konigsberg 74 le 77 fine to 84... to lenteraneen,4 Rostock, and 80etili, Dm 74 to 79... to French and Brabant Daneh and Hamburg's Emden 59 to 63 .11gyplitm.. to —... to Donuhe and Odessa 73 to 74 .. to Oparool, hard —to - a* Canadian — to Amlnilan :4 to 64- Eve BARLIT, Fettling 44 to 48 TaMilling 48 to 52... to Latinism 33 in 33... 4,9 Pameraneen and Straisegai Swedish and Danish - to Frimeland and Dutch ... .. ud —to to Bemis, lick - to Email - to Egyptian...... 44 to 48 TIMM to —... to Pau, GeV' White SO to 68 Bonin - to - Tomo, Old - to - Lumen, Baltic and Russian Mediterranean and Odessa Ilerveze 3B to 40 Hemmed 34 to 36 .. do. dn. "AMMO Cages OM ot duty, per too, SS 3a. to t 3 100. Lum.i. ems, Dutch and German ditto £9 10s. to £lO to.. Dille French and American ditto VO per lirl. of 196 lbs. Tiovs, A mer i can 39 to 41 Dentate and Hamburg .—, ... , .. .. - 39 to 40 OmOs (Doty 714. ;sr lisfei) hula •••••••••••...1111111 te per Back o 77•0 Prim. i Jas. 16. Jan. HA Jaa. 301 Feb. IL Pas. 13,1'03.30. 74 11 73 10 73 3 71 7 J 71 7 7. 1 1 ••• • 70 BIRMINGHAM, Fan. 25.-At this day's market there wag again a large supply of Wheat, which met an improved sale at the currency of this day se'enight. Barley very dull, but unaltered in value. Irk Oats nothing doing worth notice. Beans plentiful, and 112 per qr. lower. During the present week, a good deal of Wheat has been offering at a decline of 2s. per qr. without finding buyers. In Barley no trinsee tions reported. A few Oats have charged hands at W. to Is. per quarter under former currency. For Beans, 2s. per quarter below previous rate* would be accepted. Wheat : English, white, per bush. of 62 lbs., 9s. 44. to 10s. 244 new, 9s. Id. to 101. ; red, Be. 9J. to 9-. 104. • new, Bs. 94. to 9s. Ild. foreign, red, 9e. to 1011. ; white, 9s: 44. to 10s. 6d. • Polish ddessa, 9s. 44. to 9s. 102. ; Danube, 9s. to 9e. 8d: Barley, per imp. qr., .51s. 64. to 535. ; griudiag, per 3192111 e., 475. 64.'t0 493. 6d. Oats,English, white, per imp. qr., 328. Gd. to 441. 6d. ; Welsh, per 3121 b.., black and white, 31s. 9d. to 345. 6d. ; Irish (401 b. to 421 b.), 34•. 6d. to 37e. 6d. ; do. (371 b. to 391 b.), 335. 6d. to 3.55. 62 ; black, 324. 9d. to 365. 9d. Beans, English, per 1961 b.., old, 20s. 6d. to 21s. 9d ; new, 20s. 6d. to 211. 6d. ; Irish , 19s. 9d. to 21e. • foreign, 19s. 6d. to 225. Peas, boiling, per imp. qr., 58s. to 68s. •, grinding, per 196 lb., 19s. Gil. to 20.. 6d. Flour. per rack of 2801 b., English, fine, 595. G.l. to 625. ; seconds, 565. to 575. BRISTOL, Faa. 25.-The prices of English Wheat got e way to-day from 2s. to 31. per qr. The decline is attributed to there being a large supply of indifferent qualities. Farmers were reluctant sellers at the lowered rater. Foreign was about Is. per qr. lower. There was a dull sale of Flour, and holders had to submit to a small decline. B ale's, both malting and grinding, was 2s. per qr. .ower. There was a very small demand for Oats, and the quotation of prices may be considered as in a great measure nominal. Beans and Peas were also about Is. per qr. cheaper. Wheat, per 4801b5., free I)antzic, Koningsberg, &c., high mixed, &c., 80s. to 84s. ; Hamburg, Pomeranian, and others, fine red, 78s. to 80s.; Maria nop li, Polish, 775. to 795.; A ncona,Barletta, &c., 745. to 76e. ; Odessa, Riga, &c., 740. to 764.; Taganrog. Kubanka, &c., 73.. to 755.; English, red and white, old and new, 721. to 801 per imperial qr. Irish, kiln-dried, fine new, 9.. to 9s. 34. per 60 lbs. Barley, English, fine malting, 52.. to 64e. ; Irish, prepared, 534. to 565. ; foreign, .54.. to 605.; English distilling and grinding, 48s. to 501. per 100110 s; foreign, 475. to 50s. Oats: Welsh and Devon feed, new, 275. to 30e. per imperial qr. ; Irish kiln dried, white, fine new, per 329 1b.., 38s. • feed, 355. to 37a. ; black, good, 30s. to 325. ; foreign, 3'2s. to 38s. per Imperial qr. Beans, foreign, 503. to fiGs. ' • English, 56*. to 60s. Flour, United States, &c., sweet, superfine, 425. to 445., per 196 lbe.; English, seconds, 58s. to 605.; fine, 62a. to Ma The arrivals of the week have been 1,835 qrs. Barley ; and 510 sacks Flour, coastwise. DEVIZES, FEB. 25.—We were very largely supplied with Wheat, the greater part of which was lelt unsold, the far mers not choosing to give way in price. Where sales were effected a reduction of about 2s. a quarter was submitted to. Barley was in large supply, and met a dull vle, at from Is. to 2s. per qr. below last week's prices. Oats, Beans, and Peas were also in very large supply, and the trade was heavy. Oats were rather lower in price. Wheat, per qr., best, white, 735. to 82a.; red, 635. to ',805.; inferior, 50s. to 625. Barley, 455. to 61s. Oats, 28s. to 365. Beans, new, 495. to 565. Peas, 491. to 545. Flour, per tack, fine, 625. to 675. ; seconds, 575. to 62.. Bread, best, per 81b. loaf, IBd. GAINIIBOROUGH, FEB. 23.—The Wheat trade was very heavy to-day, and sales were with difficulty effected at a duetion of 2a. to 3s. per quarter. - - NEWARK, FEB. 54.-We have had a very full market. In the beginning no business could he done, except at 2s. to 3s. per qr. lower prices, but towards the end a brisker sale took place. Wheat, new white, 765. to 80.. ; new red, 725. to 765. ; old. 68s. to 701. Barley, malting, 566. to 58s. ; grinding, 445. to 48s. oats, new, 40t. to 436. ; feed, 325. to 375. Beans, old, 545. to .561.; new, 50s. to 58s. Peas, Me. to 580. Tares, 70s. to 725. Malt, 765. to 82s. Per quarter. NEWBURY, Fes. 24.-We bad only a moderate supply of Wheat, but fully equal to the demand, as the sale pro- ceeded slowly at a decline of Is. to 26. per qr. There was a good supply of Barley, and the trade exceedingly dull, at Is. fees money. Oats were also cheaper, and Beans and Peu easier to buy. Averages to the 20th February : -1,121 pa. Wheat, at 71s. 8.1. ; 418 Barley, 535. 2d. ; .50 ()ate, 30s. Id. ; 4 Beans, 535. ; 14 Peas, 51s. 2d. Neweaterts, FEB. 23.-The weather still continues open, but the last day or two the temperature has been much colder, whilst slight 'rusts have prevailed at night, which will render the land more friable and more adapted to re eeive the seed, which is about being deposited in tne ground. At our market this morning we had a moderate show of Wheat from the country, but the arrivals coastwise being large, and the report from London disappointing general ex putation, but few transactions resulted, and those only at a decline of 2s. to 36. per qr., but we may observe this reduc tion was only submitted to where vessels required clearing, the greater part of the supply being held in expectatioa of the present depression being shortly removed. In Flour, we reduce our quotation. Is. to 2s. per sack, with little doing. Rye in gold request, choice south country qualities being readily saleable at 601. per qr. Malting Barley wu offered ineffoctually at a decline of 2s. to 36. per qr., 675. being now an extreme quotation for choice Cheva lier deseriptions. Malt unaltered. Beans and Peas the turn in favour of the buyer, but Oats firmly maintained their value. PLYMOUTH, FEB. 25.—Our Wheat market was firm. Very little business doing. Barley rather cheaper. Flour firm, at 60s. for fine quality. - - ROTHERHAM, FEB. 22.-Another re-action took place at the market on Monday, and the price of Wheat was lower, at less; Is. per load of 3 bushels. Other descriptions of grain did not fluctuate much. Suernsuiii, Fee. 23.-Wheat, white, 265. to 295. ; red, 235. to 275. Rye, 19s. to 20s. Beans, 22. to 245. Peas, 225. to 255. per 3 bushels. Barley, malting, 555. to 68s. ; grind ing, 623. to 645. Oats, 275. to 365. per qr. Large supply, and price la. per load below this day asennight. STOCKBRIDGE, FEB. 25.-To-day good Wheats were about 101. a load, or 2s. per qr. lower, and other samples 15s. Barley, for spring sowing, a trifle lower, and common light samples sold at 23. to 3s. per qr. less money. Good Beans, for sowing, as last week. White Peas in demand at previous rates, but grey a little lower. Oats, the best, main tain their price ; inferior, Is. to 2s. per qr. lower. &motion-on-Tema, FEB. 24.-We have a good supply of farmers' Wheat to this day's market and large coasting arrivals. Our buyen act on the reserve, and very little busi ness is trar.sacted, and that at 3s. per quarter decline on lest week's rates. Malting Barley is in limited request, at 2s. per qr. reduction. In Flour, Oats, Peas, and Beans, no change. Wheat, per quarter, Yorkshire and Durham, white, 765. to 81s.; red. 72a. to 773 .; Norfolk and Suffolk, white, 783. to 83s. ; red, 745. to 795. Barley, malting, Norfolk and Suffolk, 575. to 595.; Chevalier, 68s. to 60s. ; grinding and feeding, 48s. to 635. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 675. to 60s. Beans, small, 64e. to 68s. ; tick, 545. to 575. Peas, white, boilers, 625. to 725.; grey and maple, 525. to 545. Oats, potato, 341. to 383 ; common, 28s. to 335. Flour, country, per sack 280 lb., Me. to 58s. • superfine. 570. to 595. Foreign : Wheat, per qr., Denude, 76 .. to flOs.; Rostock and Wismar, 745. to 78s. ; Stettin, 725. to 765. ; Danish and Ham burgh, 70.. to 745. Barley, Rostock and Stralsund, 603. to 545. ; Danish and Swedish, 48s. to 525. Peas, white boilers, 624. to 725. ; grinding, 621. to 541. LIMERICK, FEB. 24.-We have had literally no markets of Wheat here of late to make quotations from. The few sacks appearing are sold at 2s. 2cl to 2s. 4d. per stone. Of Oats but little in, and Is. 7d. to Is. B.i. per atone is paid. Weather has become very fine though cold, and barometer shows an improved tendency. Spring work will now be proceeded with to some extent, but the sowing of spring cora is expected to be far from general. Consumption of all bread stuffs goes on as heavy as ever, if not still increasing. - - - • WATERFORD, Fin. 24.—Our grain market is still scantily supplied with farmers' Corn, and consumers become in creasingly dependent on foreign imports ; but as these are now ample, the transaction. of both buyers and sellers are characterised by more steadiness than of late; prices, there fore, have not undergone any change since last week. The weather has at length become suitable for field opera dons, which will enable farmers to prepare the land, for spring sowing. - - EDINBURGH, FEB. 24.—The supply of Wheat from the growers at this morning's market was liberal, but could not be disposed of excepting at a decline of 2a. to 3s. per qr. This was, however, by no means general, and a considerable pro portion was therefore left unsold. In foreign very little busi ness was done, and prices generally were lower, to make mks. There was a moderate supply of Barley ; choice samples were not cheaper, but all other sorts must be quoted Is. lower. Oats were very dull, and only about one-third of the quan tity sold, at a decline of Is. per qr. in the price current last Wednesday. Beans Is. cheaper. Peas ler inquired for than of late. Average of Wheat, per qr., 70e. Bd. ; Barley, 655. ; Oats, 40s. 4d. ; Beans, 60s. 3d. Gr.ss ow, FEB. 24.—At this morning's market, which was thinly attended, although holders of Wheat and Flour did not evince much desire to force businens, purchasers bad no difficulty in supplying their immediate wants on easier terms, and in some instances at a decline of Is. per boll and barrel respectively. Oats and Barley met a slow sale at • similar reduction. There was a fair retail sale for Beans at . late peas. In the value of Oatmeal and sack Flour there was, no material alteration. The supplies from the coast, rid Grangemouth, have ooa- t 31 telf N0.154.] LONDON, FRIDAY ETENING,FEB.26,IB47. ARRIVALS LVTO LONDON FROM .2nd FMK. To 20trt Pill. Qrs. EngUAL Waal. Irish. Foreign, Barle Wheat 7310 12.A1 y I 4 21120 I 40. 9/00 oali Nov, 5,270 reels ; Lon one AMI.L. P. - -Wheat, 744. 4d. ; 'Mirky, 31. 3d. ;oats, 336 61. rye, Me. ; Deans, 545. 2d., per, 59e. 2d. The duties on lumina grain me now anapeurird. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Wbust.;harley Mts. i Rye. Deena. Peas. Jan. IS 70a 91'349 Od 219 Ikll3oa Id 40. Od 31. 11d 23 73. 91134. ed 31. 24 SIG 91 Sla Id 34e lid IS 74a Ild Sss lld Its 2d.33. 3d 32. 7.116. Sd Feb. ri 734 10d 33. 91.338 Od SU Id 31. 91,67. Nd IS 71. 7dlS 8 191319 0.15. ad 'la I Id:19. lid 91 Tie 1.1,334 111,31. lld Si. 3d S3a 241334 10d 6 weeks' Aug. Aver. 716 7d;63. icitife Ski 53. 6c1132, 5.163. Sd Mere are so dudgeon Roden Grata.) [3d. sisted 01 4,600 qrs. Wheat, 3,200 qrs. Barley, 2,490 qrs. Oats, and 2,090 sacks Flour. From Ireland tho reported arrivals of Oats have only amounted to about 2,000 qrs. ; but se renal other cargoes got up yesterday, and 15,500 barrels of Flour were imported during the week from the United States. Having far the present a cessation of the Irish de maul, and influenced by the accounts from the southern markets, our own buyers continue to remain on the re verve, which has caused a very restricted business in every article of the trade since the date of our last &deices. English, white, new, 375. to 395.; red, old, 356. to 375. ; new, 365. to 375. ; Scotch, white, old, 366 .1 to 365. ; new, 333. to 355. ; Irish, red and white, old, 353. to 36a. Gd. ; new. 34e. to 363. ; Dantzic, old, 38s. to 4034 Pomeranian, old, 365. to 38e.; Danish, old, 355. to 36e.; °dere, soft, old, Ms. to 865.: Russian, hard, old. 38s. to 37..; Car.erlian, old, 365. to 375. ; United States, old, 375. to 38s. Barley, per 3201 b., English, new, 40s. to 43a. ; Berwick and Scotch, new, 395. to 42a.; Irish, new, 375. to 38a. ; foreign, free Pomeranian, Lc., new, 395. to 415.; free Danish, new, 39t. to 40.. Oats, per 264 lbs , Berwick and Scotch, new, 335. to 345.: prepared Irish, new, 324. to 35e. Beans, per 4 imperial bushels, English, new, 30s. to 31s. Foreign, new, 29e. to 303. ; Irish, per 260 lbs., new, 30a to 31a.; Egyptian, per 280 lbs.,old, 30s. to 314. Peas, per 280 lbs., white, new, 345. to 363. ; grey, new, 325. to 335. ; Canadian, new, 335. to 35a. Gd. Flour, per 280 lbs., English, superfine, new, 581. to 62a. ; Irish ditto, new, 58s. to 625.; fine, new, 565. to 605.; extra choice qualities, new. 61s. to 63a. ; American, per barrel, sweet, old, 40.. to 424 ; Canadian, sweet, old, 40s. to 41a. ; sour, old, 36a. to 375. Oatmeal, per 280165., Scotch, new, 60s. to 63a. In dian Corn, per 280 lbs., 425. to 43e. Armx.ttnntia, Fen. 10.-There are at present probably I 200,00 r or neon quarters of produce, consisting principally of Wheat, Beans, Peas, and Indian Corn, ready for ship ment in this port, and the greatest activity reigns at the "event! wharfs who the lighten receive their cargoes. thousands of teasels, donkfea, wrens, at., an 'aiding with each other, and fighting for precedence. In consequence of the demand for tonnage, prices of bread-stuffs continue steady, and commercial transactions are very limited. HOPS.—Boßoucu MARKET, Two o' Mews Patt.nden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that the m. ka is seary firm. 11114 But anus, paws. IL Oho 51.10 Yearling Keats.. p. eWLIII. IteY. • Weald or Keats 4 ote 0 Yea hag !acme.. 3 ote 4 I lean „ • 11141 10 014 110,11 .. . to 4 raraltamee NIWBUItIf, Fen. 2.s.—Trade firm. and prioes a shade better. Best Farnbams, per cwt., 71. to 71. 106. • seconds, 61. to 61. 65.; Country, grown around Farnham, ; 6!. to 6/. 10c ; Sussex, 61. to 6 !. 6s. WOOL—NEwstatY, FEB. 25.—The top price in 13d. per lb. for best Limbs' Wool; second quality, Is.; super Long Wool, 120. ; middling II W. ; best combing, Ild.; seconds, 10d. ; grey Wools, 'id. ; second quality, 6d.; common, 4d. SKINS.—LEADENLIALL, FEB. 26.—Hide!, 56 lbs. to 64 lbs., 21d. to 21d. per lb.; 6-1 lbs. to 721b5., 21d. to 21d. ; 72 lbs. to 80 lbs., 21d. to 3d. ; 80 lbs. to 88 lbs., 3d. to 31d. ; 881 b.. to 96 lin., 3d. to 31d. Horse Hides, 13s. each; Calf Skins, Bs. BERMOVDOKT, Fan. 26.—Sheep Skins, polled, de. to 7s. 6d.; Keats and half-bads, ss. 61. to 6s. &L ; downs, 4s. 6d. to &. 4d. ; sheulinn, lid. CATTLE, &e.—SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock.—We have bad alarge supply of Beasts, and, in consequence, a reduction in price, except, perhaps, in a few choice Scots, which realised abo ut the same as on Monday last. There are 262 from Holland. nearly 400 from Scotland, about 160 Mitch Cows, and the remainder from various parts of the country and the neighbourhood of London, including se veral that remained unsold on Monday. The number of Sheep is small, and the best qualities meet with a ready sale, at a little over Monday's quotation.; but there is no advance in inferior descriptions. We had a few shorn Sheep on offer ; bat the weather is yet too cold for these ; they make from 3s. 10ch to 4.. 2d. There were also shown some Lambs of excellent quality. It is, however, rather too early for them, and they were with difficulty disposed of. We have 180 Sheep from Holland. There is an advance of fully 2d. per 8 Hs. on the best Calves. Pigs are selling rather better. Ter mous at b 10.3 a 0... 4. Yer tune et b Its. 4. 4. a. 0. Rea AM.. 114,14,414,40. 4 0 4 2 1.140 Best 81.4.0.1.4004 . .. 3 14 0 Next 134t044 Hai .14044 4 la 5 I Iteettad ot•allty Mews ... t e 3 e 1S•41 14444-trael• Cahn 4 t 5 4 Ewe. awl trefoil . 4 0 4 4 Bouts at taarket.l,437 amid lute, 2,270 Calm, 113; Pi .. M. BARNSLEY FAIR, FEB. 24.—The attendance of dealers at this fair was unusually large, nearly all of whom were buyers of draught Horses, for which the demand farezeceded the supply, good draught Horace fetching from 3dl. to SOL Good sad* Horses were exceeeingly scarce ; middling sorts sold better then usual. The supply of Cows was not large, but proved more than equal to the demand ; prices ruled high, especially for good milch Cows. Lean stock was ne glected, and many remained unsold. BEVBRIAY, FEB. 24.—Rather a short supply of Beasts, and an average show of Show. Beef, 6.. to 7s. per stone; Mutton, 6d. to 61d. per lb. The usual number of buyers attending, all the stock met with a ready sale. natter, FED. 23.—Therewas a large supply of Boasts, but of middling quality. Of Sheep the supply was considerable, and of good quality. Pigs and Calves, rather more than usual. Beef toads from 51d. to 6d. Mutton, 6tl. to 64d. Veal, Gd. to Gid. per lb. Pigs, 10s. 6d. per score. Rough fat, 4s. 9d. per stone. NEWARK, FEB. 23.—Our market to-day has been better supp:ied with stock than for some time past, especially Sheep, which met with a ready sale,; at 61. to 6ld. per lb. A good deal of business was done, and there was a good a:sves7treeesps supp l y of 0 4 f 6 B eas tsl ela penned in cattle ly market sold read ily. The re were NEWBURY, FEB. 25.—Fat Beasts of the best quality sold at 10.. per score ; second do., 91. to 9s. 6d.; inferior, Bs. 6d. to 9.. The best Downs, 4s. Bd. per stone ; second quality, 4s. 4d. ; inferior, Is. Fat Pig., 10s. to 10s. Gd. per score. NEWCASTLE, FEB. 23.—We had a large show of cattle en offer this morning, which were of very mid 4 ling quality, and • abort supply of Sheep of good quality. There was a brisk demand ,j especially for Sheep, ••d the prices had an upward tendency. Prices:—Beasts, small cutters, 7s. ; Steers, 6a. 6d., Pork, ss. to 61. per stone of 14th. Sheep, 6.1 d. to 7d. per lb. sinking offal. SALFORD, FEB. 24.—The show of Beuts was moderately good and the quality good also. Of Sheep the supply fully equal to the demand. The best Beef realised fully 6d. per lb., and Mutton 50. to 61d. per lb. Everything of good quality ua sold. WAKEiti LD, FEB. 24.—We had a fair supply of stock at market this morning of both descriptions, there was a good attendance of buyers, yet the market woo heavy and prices Al follow , :—Beet,6s. to 69. 6d. per stone; Mutton, 6d. per lb. Beast, 600; Sheep, 6,000. We had a short supply of lean Cattle and Carers. EDINBURGH Fen. 24.—The %apply of cattle woo far too much for the demand, consequently sales were but slowly effected, and that, too, at a reduction of 6d. per stone. Top of prime Fat, 71. 6d. ; current, 7s. ; inferior, 6s. 9d. to 6s. per Dutch stone, and a great number unsold. The supply of milch cows was very numerous today, and met with little demand ' • the greater part of them were in bad eondi lion, and any that sold ranged from 131. down to 61. The supply of Sheep brought into the bughts this morning was 2,3'22. The demand was good, and isles quickly effected, maintaining lout week's pnces, vie., top, 6d. ; current, 6d. ; inferior, 4d. to 44d. per lb. All sold. DUMFRIES CANDLEMAS HORSE FAIR, &C.-High as horses were at the last Candlemas Fair, they have been higher this, DOM say 74, and others 10 per cent. higher. At Castle-Douglas on Monday the show of horses was limited. First-class horses sold from 401. to 001. ; second, 301. to 401.; third, 201. to 301. Business commenced in Dumfries on Tuesday, and was continued on Wednesday. Young Colts and Mares, rising from two to three yeats, were in fair de mand at excellent prices, say from 301. to 401. Ponies very scarce ; but • few were sold at prices so various that we cannot name them. Roadsters and harness horses of the right sort, high-priced; and the more so on account of their inconsiderable numbers. Mr. Cumming, dealer, from Glas gow, who had been very active in the surrounding districts, had purchseed fully 100 head, estimated, one with another, at 60/. each, or upwards of 5,0001. in all. Part of these he re-sold, at fair profits, to railway contractors, farmers, and general customers. SHIPPING._ MATTA Armrests: 3, Dublin; 3, Waterford; 1, De naghadee ; 1 French ; 1, Flanders. Lori:ion, Feb. U.—Wind this day at noon, N.E., mode rate breeze and cloudy. DeAL, Feb. 26.—N. to E.S.E.—Sailed: John, Launces ton, Van Diemen's Land ; Casper, Bombay; Queen Dowa ger, Cape Coast Castle ; Kelso, Havannah ; James Edward, New Orleans; Matilda, Baltimore; Eliza, Philadelphia; Superior, Matanzas ; Countess of London, Savannah. Poarsmorrrn, Feb. 25.—S.E.—Arrived: Jobs, Cock, ' Monte Video; Avon, Halifax; Progress, St. John's, N.B. Sailed: Madagascar, Bombay. PLYMOUTH, Feb. 25.—E.S.E.—JoTen Emeline, Satan der ; Hardy, Charleston for HIM*. DUBLIN, Feb. 24.-B.—Sailed Stranger, New Orleans. Ltwaßtcx, Feb. 24.—S.—Sailed Newport, New York; Day, New York ; Shepherdess, Baltimore. CORK, Feb. 22.—Sailed: Amos, Havannah. BRISTOL, Feb. 25.—E.—Sailed: John Stone, New York. Ore NEWHAYIN.—SioiIah, Calcutta. CLroz.—Arrived Dalhousie, Savannah; Scotland, China. Orr Tax Wronr, Feb. 23.—Falconer, New Orleans, for Antwerp. Orr PORTLAND, Fen. 23.—Rose Standish, Mobile, for Havre; Indefatigable, Monte Video, for Antwerp. FaLmorrir, Feb. 24.-8. E., fresh gales—Arrived : Cum berland, Hong Kong; left Cape of Good Hope on the 2nd of January. To MARINERS, &c. The British Consul at Cagliari, , in a letter dated 13th of Feb. inst., addressed to W. Dobson, Esq., secretary at Lloyd's, states that " a number of vessels have been beating in the offing for the last fortnight, and as various British vessels were recognised to be among them, it cannot be so generally known to them as it ought to be that they may take refuge in the Gulf of Cagliari without any obligation to take pratique, and at the trifling expense of from 2 to 3 dollars required for quarantine dims, &c." For Asitirdire Manias aar isst par. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORI/S.-THURSDAY, FRB. 25. The Loan CHANCILLOit tOOIL Ma Mt at 11111 o'clock. PUBLIC BUSINESS. PAPERS PRERESTED.---Copy of a letter to the Dowd of Wake In Ireland, dated Feb. 11, relating to the public works In the County id Clare. — PETITIONS PRESENTED.—By the WI of FINGAL. from Guar &Ewa Drogheda Cairn for government aid; and a petition in favour of melon rating; Farl of Ron. from corporation of Drogheda and shipowner" eauinst the Light boot; from Carlow, in favour of ap pointment of a Fast Day in consequence of percent diatom in Ireland ; and front Newtonbarry Wexford, to tame effect NOTICES OF MOTION —lllrmiret /twig, (len-erm),—The of Ctexcaerr, to-morrow (this day), to oak whether it to the intention of the government to propose In the present Melllioll any 171091111 P for medial relief of Ski/ poor in Inland, founded on the recommenda tion. of select committee of lad motion, or otherwise. Sisinonst 11,174.11. bird theittn, to-morrow (this day), to tut what course hot blijody's mr•oreartet intend to pursue with regard to the public humug. of the session; afro, what was the na ture of the duties of a commit...lm that be saw go:cited for the purpose of discharging dunce hitherto decimeter] by the duchy of Lancasicr. CAPTAIN WYNNE. Lord BROUGHAM enquired whether Capt. Wynne 's answer had been received. The Marquis of CLAN RICARDE replied in the negative. PUBLIC WORKS (IRELAND). Lord BROUGHAM called the attention or the govern ment to a statement, that two sons of a clergyman in Sligo, who was an Irish proprietor, had been placed on the public works u inspectors, at a salary of two guineas each per week, in a district in which only 'even labourers were being employed on such works. The Marquis of CLANRICARDE admitted that a case of that nature ought to be enquired into, but saw no reason why Irish proprietors should not be employed as inspectors if they were qualified to (limber,* the duties of the office. DRAINAGE IN IRELAND. The Marquii of LONDONDERRY drew the attention of the government to the sweatily which existed for on enact went enabling tenants for Hie in Ireland to obtain loans under the Drainage Act in the same way no they are ob tained by owners in fee. He thought the London companies who prinessal land in Ireland should be called upon to aid ' the tenants in procuring the necessary advances. Lord BROL 011 AM Paid that looking at the position in which the companies in question stood, he could see no ground for making a distinction between them and other landowners ; and he had no doubt that if the seta were ex amined it would be found that they furnished the necessary powers for proceeding against them. The Marquis of LONDONDERRY asked whether his noble friend (Lord Brougham) would guarantee him ? ildevit he undertake that if he borrowed money the com pany would be answerable to him ? Lord BROUGHAM—We give our opinions, but we never guarantee. (Laughter.) The Marquis of CLANRICARDE said that the woe was already met by a provision that the money borrowed should be repaid out of the land. Their lordships adjourned et a quarter to 6. HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THORSDAT, FEB. 23. The Brio ILIX took the chair at four o'clock. pRIVATT . BU . SUSERS. Lord Homan, from the Earls of Aykaford sad St. Gmsans against the South Coma, end /loath Eathern Railway, Bilth. Mr. H. llama, Qom Sunderland la favour of the Sunderland Improvement Bill. eir HALLO*, tram the Corporation <titbit:fly of London. as Governors of St. liscome's Hospital, against the Great Western Eateteloa Rail way Bill. Sir H. Wraith, fins Llvenmal against the Mager and Holyhead Railway Bill. FIRST READlNG.—Comniercial Coo Companies Bill. SECOND RBADlNGS.—Birmingbani, Wolverhampton, and Stour Valley Railway (2) branches; Cornwall Railway ; Dublin end Belfast Junction and limn Btanch Railway; Mishit and Drogheda Hallam, (Branch from Navan to Eel's); Swot Fife Railway (Markinch Dew, *Bon); liotern Counties Railway (Ilford to Tilbury Sort and South end, with a branch from range to Battle Bridge) ; Great Northern Railway (Brandon to Sleaford; ; Great Northern Bailin. (Esti:mice to Leeds and Wakefield, Davi:dice of Mettle! Branch of Wakefield, Pontefract, and Coale Railway); Greet Northern Railway (Pureiume Ambergate, Nottingham, and Bantam, and Eastern Junction Rail way, Se.); Didhant Allianoe Railway; Paisley and Renfrew Railway (Sale and imisovement) ; St. Helen's Canal and Railway (Warring ton and Rlacabroak Branches. &e. ) )' PUBLIC BUSINESS. PETITIONS.—By Sir Craws Lrao. from guardians of lielston Union, fur alteration of law of rttleiient. Mr. J. Cou.rrr, from hiving Commiosioners of Athlone, for alteration of Irish Poor Law. Mr. W. Coors., from Electors of Hertford, in favour of repeal of ratepaying clauses of Reform Act; from certain factory.workeni, in favour of a Ten Mauls BilL Mr. on C.wrono, from land. cornent of Antrim, in favour of tenant-right. Mr. T. Co scotrissi, from member. of National Association for Limiting the Hours of Labour, complaining of the erosions by masters under the Truck Act; from Radnor, for inquiry into Anatomy Act; from willow manufac turers of the metropolis, complaining of the deprowati date of their trade. Mr. J. O'Conama, from Catholic clergy of I hog:ale of Cloyne and Roe., for measures of relief fur existnig distress; Cur poration of Lublin, and CorporaUon of Kilkenny, for abolition of ninuatcre money; Corporation of Kilkenny, amorist present system of rating for relief of the poor in Ireland ; from Town Commii-sionms of New Ross, for the Repeal of the Union; Corporations of Duldin and Maeroom, sophist reduction of sugar duties; from K an. lurk, against present mode of levying poor rates. Mr. W. Briowii, from Stalybridge, praying that femurso of relief to Ire land might not interfere with the removal of restrictions on Britodi oantruer - ce. Mr. los.; tram ahipownera ef Lyme and Padstow, against the light dues. sir C. Nurse, from Maryieteme, Oar inquiry into cue of Rajah of clatterer,. Mr. Geezer, tram Mr. G. H. Drew, praying that the proper Aker of the holier might have leave to attend a trial with the minutes of the proceeding" token before the committee on the Bermondsey Improretnent Bill of but seorion. (Leave granted.) Mr C. Limos, from guardians of Truro Union, the law of settlement Mr. C. Vita-ma., from tartan, against r e paying claimer of the Reform Act. sir S. Sear, from • place not weed, against the Par-law Removal Act. Mr. Assi2r, atoms against the Catholic Relief BilL Mr. P. Sraure, from Catholic darn and others of county of Cork, for an effectual poor-law for Ireland, and praying the home not to be influenced by a party • them. the " kWh party." From a pariah in Warwickshire against the Poor-law Remov.(l Bill, and for a national rate. Sir P. KILL., from collectors of property taa in Cambridge, for tardier remuneration the D. NoltilLY., from town council of Mallow, for site:m . lmi of Irish Peor. law Act. Col. T. Woon, from the Sudan Colon, against the law of settlement. Mr. c, from Manchester Comoro:MI Amocialem, complaining of annexation of Cracow. nod /oatcake( against the alteration of the tariff on English good. imported into that city. Mr. U. Ur Lou*, from Mitneheeter, for the abolition of the Ern India Cowpony's salt monopoly; from the Moore Oslo% or hart!!, own, for extensive measures of Church roam. Mr. Maarnnos, from Bolder, Rents, against Poor Removal Ad. Mr W. Janam from ,proprietora of fax mills in Hull, against a lee Mem' lfboonot from &ions Der• of Newry, against Best darn Ms. adman, from Leads, .!reduction of tea duties. Mr. J. O'Comrara, from Killarney Union for alteration of rating under the Irish Pearitw. By Mr. Jou. O'Coierati., front liillamey, Elec toral Dividon of the Poor Law Union M Killarney, for an uniform rata of talatkm throughout Ireland. FIRST READING.—Tenant Right (Ireland) Bill. SECOND READING.—Poor Rate (Ireland) Bill. COMMITTERS. —Marken and Fairs Clauses, Commimioeers Mum* Go. Works Clause., and Waterworks Clauses Bala ItETURNB ORDERY.D.—On Motion of stir Cumin Nserra, copy of report of officers appointed to make a trial of Diptain Warner's ling noise, addreased to the Master• General of the Ordnance. Mr. Hour, copies of aU cot respondence Once lot of Jan., INV', reapecting the arrs.nnement made by the Treasury on the expiration of the Queen'. printer' patent in Deland for the several matters of business formerly done by them ; copy of reports and plena mabreitted to the Board of Admiralty for • harbour of refuge and breakwater at the Isle of Porting, in the enmity of Dorset, and the minute of the Board of MI/hag and Troisary approving of the same; copy of the eorrespeedienes with the Treuury, estimate of the pro bable engem In he bourrod for the purchase of Lend, and for W Iliennollen of t breakwater and harbour, as approved d; reamed Ma vamltam ittbatracka for the Bova' Artillery, brewers, and song In the led lagdom, distiaguliihing England, Scotland, solirasol. rinnig. and tho orbs or music fret of the %obi nig of the panir poonda abash thereto, the date at Mom; and the mann* of Whie ; number of ollio ll er li Z eon gosh barrack a cohnialog be eleommodate ; somber of am, women , and children umellp oromgylng it ; also what regulations ther pecting the onommoblind worried nowennialsoionni art sad &Adams; the grimlimit ramaliar Mir% womb and di dna lodged in mob Others bomb riot mama thoier4 at mfy y our time ha leo ; the anobar of finkagokhing than ton the nee of thdbanooke sabers, inm4annholimot rd privates reverally. M. no, length, sod orlith of mob nom ; the number of Ewa earn mum is roguing abold sp.red mo with the ruble feet or spore dal MOM Me IMMther et mierkers in each mom, the number of Ampler% and mi lizthor mord ventilation in each room ; how the terraces imi ugh water, whether from well. or rivers, and whether bid on onit Moor of the barrack, or in rah room used for I cooking, or what port of the budding, and whether there is a sink or pipe for the made or estoe ender; also, whether the barracks are drained, and how; what aiteommoadon each barrack affords for cooking, for the men bailing, to wrioldng, and for the men cleaning their clothes and Moontronantn and other new - maim ; end in what parts of the builders dome several Mare. are situated, and whether the noon of the berm* Awe planked or laid eta, stone or brick ; the numbers and charge at Ike whole establishment of each barrack (bar rack-masters, barraelumerjesata, and labourers`, eo as to exhibit the entire expense of the Snook establishment in the year ; the expense of building and repairs at each barrack, and all other cantingest charges, no 110 Ito exhibit the aggregate charge for banding and repair. for each hermit in the Last year; the toteamonst of bane& flanges paid by officer, and men respectively in each barrack, In the year 1816 ; return of the amount el canteen-rent remised at each barrack, and the Sensate amount of the rent of mll the Snook esteem, and how the same was eppropriated In the year• the regoletkees regarding the kind of siren, beer, mike, end other a'rtleles said In the esteem mating by snom the pries ere axed, and whether any somiletee of mikes or men have the maangemeet of the canteen; return of the reading-rooms in each barr.cb for nentommisbned Means and prints, the dimes:ow, and whether snail milk backs or other articles by government, or by enbesdp : than of the Sheers or mists, and at what teed expense It Is conducted In the year ; whether any and what WOOF 00611110.1 =lota In each bares& for echoes for the signers or Chair Slides, the average daily number of each in attendee on the school toe year 1816, and from what funds the teaches and requi site ankles ere emptied, and the expense thereof ; what Maces and mesa of enessmeabs are attached to the barracks, and alas whether any and whet kid drowse or other places are prepared for e eta*. meet he miner elliaces in the teg n munt oe corps ; rase of the anew rem at the words in the beispita , and the number of mode, bow the wads ere sendleled, sad the number of patient. each ward is mks. heed ta assonassaMN and the nom in cubic feet allowed for cook. NOTICES Or , ON.—Bt-ri - as mon Onsec.—Ydr. en se oily day, le mere tie abolition of the mairtome duties es Maw and deems. NA/70;71: Fam.—Mr. ?Lever., on an early day, to move, In coesequence of the late dilation with which the country had been visited, that • day be set apart for national fasting and humiliation. Mt L• 140.01 1 .11 DINILYA 1.-Mr. B. Eouvra, on an early day, to soave an culdrea. for copies of all documents cormected with the disiatisal of Mr. langslow, late amistant-judge In Ceylon. CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY EXTEN. SIGN BILL Mr. HAMILTON moved the second ratline of this bill, but Mr. W. BROWN said ita opponents were taken by sur prise, and the second reading was postponed until this day fortnight. TENANTS (IRELAND) BILL. Mr. S. CRAWFORD thtn roan to move for leave to bring in a bill to secure the rights of occupying tenants in Ireland, and thereby to promote the improvement of the soil and the employment of the labouring classes. In his opinion, the great evil of Ireland was not the small holdings, but the cir cumstance that the small holders had: not secured to them the value of the improvements they might make in their holdings, the due reward of their industry and energy. On Lord Londonderry's Irish estates, where tenant right prevailed. and where of consequence the value of the benefi cial interest created by the tenant's labour and money was secured to him, the tenants, though their holdings were very small, were among the very happiest and most prosperous in Ireland. The object of this bill was to extend tenant right u a law all over Ireland. Mr. LABOUCHERE thought the house wu much in debted to the hon. member for preparing this important mea sure, and although he could not, of course, engage to sup port its provisions until he had considered them, he was full; prepared to weigh them tae utmost atteatioa. POOR RATES (IRELAND) BILL. Yr. BILLRMAN CRAWFORD moved the mead read ing of this mown. His object was, that the ram payable by the landlord and tenant should be separated, and that the landlord and tenant should he separ►tely liable for the pay, meat; and further, that when a landlord neglected to pay his rates, • receiver might be appointed by the Court of Chancery to collect the rates on his 'state. Colonel COOLLY had no objection to the principle of separating the rates, but he could not consent to the other provisions of the bill. Sir G. GREY said, be had no objection to have the bill read a second time, on the understanding that it was not proceeded with until after the government measures foe Ireland were disposed of. After a short ennversstion, the bill wss read a second time, and order. tl to be committed onWtdne•slay fortnight. TOWNS ISi PRO VEM ENT. In answer to Mr. RI :1111, Sir G. GREY said, that this bill was nearly ready to be laid before the house. EXPIRING LAWS. The committee on Expiring Lows was reappointed : Mr. Parker. Mr. Tufnell, tho Attorney General, Mr. LS bouthere, Mr. Greene, the Lcrd Advocate, the O'Connor Don, Viscount Ebringiou, Mr. Gibson Craig, Mr. Hawn, Mr. Ward, Mr. Milner Gibson, the Solicitor General s Mr. Shia, and the Secretary at War. BARRACKS AND CANTEENS. Mr. HUMS, is zoo relative to bar ' racks and canteens, explained that his object was to draw the attention of government to the subject, in order that sorb alterations should be made so would increase the com forts of the men, and induce a better elate of persona to enter the army. At present the facilities for washing and bathing, and for wparstitig the married from the unmarried were miserably defective in several of the barracks, and the drainage and ventillation acre also bad. The canteens, as at peen at conducted, were objectionable. Ile did not NO why they should not be established on the footing ot coffee houses, and the profits applied to the maintenance of reading rooms. To the ab ditiou of corporal punishment, and atten tion to health and comfort, such es he had suggested, his looked as a means of improving the character of the army. He also thought that by judicious consolidation the number of barrack establishments might be reduced. . . Cul. FOX observed that great improvement had already been effected in several of the barracks, with regard to this comfort of the men. The house adjourned at 7 o'clock. ROMAN CATHOLIC MELIEF 13ILL. Division on question of snood feuding of this bill.—Ayes, lOti Nur s, ts. AYES. AoJood T. D. Evans, W. M•Datniell, Mei, H. ldani, W. Enna, flair De 1.. Women, R. D. Roebuck, J. A. Arundel kSurrey Ffelden, J. )111111MTP, Lord J. Rosndly, J. Earlof Fitzgerald, R.A. Marihall, W. Russell, Enid J. Balm, W. Forster, M. 'landmark H. Stott, K. BaringLion.F.T. Ghana, T. M. Milne,, H.M. !Arrow, G. P. BentinriLldrdG. Gisbnene, T. !Ulu alfe, 11. Surnerriße.Sir W. Blake, M.J. Graham, Mir/. Moffatt, G. stanley,lin.W.O. Balkin, J. J. Grey, Mr G. Moleanorth.SirWSeareld,W.B.C. Sou rerie, lion& Hall, Sir B. liorpeth, Visa. Stuart, Lord J. Bowling, Dr. Hatton, Copt. V. rapier, Sue. Stuart, W.V. ! Bright, J. Haves, B. O'Brien, C. Tburnely, T. Brotherton, J. Ilerbert, S. O'Briin, W. S. Tufnell,ll. I Brown, W. Hervey, Lord A. O'Connell,D.,pan.Vnne, Cud U. Browne. lin. W. Medley, C. O'Connell, M. J. Walker, IL Buller, E. lionard,ll2. C. O'Connell, J. Walk C. B. Butler, P. s. Howard, P. U. O'Cunor Don kt arburten, IL Cayley. E. B. Hume, J. Ord, William Ward, U. 0.1 Christie, W. D. Junes, W. Parker, J. Wasrn J. T. Cnllett, J. Jaws, Sir W. C. Patinae, J. Wtanington,Slai Craig, W. G. Johnstone, Sir J. Palen, Capt. Wyee, T. Crantind,W. S. Lofty, .1. Peel, thr It. Yorke, 11. R. Dalmeny, Lord Laboucbere, H. Philipp, M. Dannistoon, J. Lamblon, IL Plurnridge, Capt. TZLIAIII.. George Leader, J. T. Price, Sir H, Watson, W. U. Elo ;onion, Visct.Linvoln, Earl of Posey. P. Ewalt, B. Ellis, W. Macaulay, T. B.llicardo, J. L. Acker.. Jaime' Dick, Colrain /audition, It. Park; C. W. A~ettoaar,, Ott. E. to u glzs, Fir 11. Ilopr, rJr J. Palmer, Grorge An A usten, ht, G. Dimmest.; A. H urls, T. IlandCskam, LL Austen, Gal. Ducconibr, 0. Ilurh.s, W. B. Repine, G. W. J. Aa•kervllle, T.B. Egerton, W. T. Mowry, T. Itichards, Beckett, W. Egertm, Mr P. Jones, Capt. Ramisont, Capt. 'tetanal, P. Entwisle, W. Kcatbie, Mu Bbbley, Z. J. Beresford, Major Eatcourt, T.G.B Kirk, Peter Shirley, K. P. Blacktotrne, J. Farnham, E. B. Law, lion. C. E. flibthorp, Col. Bolder°, IL G. Finch, George Lawson, A. Smith, A. Bowles, Ailmaral Farhat n ilium Lefroy, A. Spooner, R. Isroadley, H. Formter.(i.C.W. LiadAny, C.lpt. Stanley, K. Brooke, Lord Fos, S. I. Lockhart, W. Main, IL Brun, Col. Prawn, C. H. Lygnm, Gen. Stuart, J. 'Sunbury, W.M. Fuller, A. E. Ms.l.naie, T. Tallemealle, J. Carew, W. 11. P. Gladstone, Capt. Mucieweic,'W.P. Tema. Sir W. Chamloa, Marq. Godeoc, It. Manners, Ld. C. Vevey, non. T. Chapman. A. Guulburn, H. March, Earl of \lre, R. Chelsea, Visa. Grogan, E. alseterman, J. Walpole, 8. 11. Id. J.ILdI, Colonel Matite.ell.T. P. Yorke, K. T. Clayton, B. B. Hamilton, G. A. Muwe11,1121.3.P. Cole, Ilon. It. A. 114.miltae,W. J. Milne% Capt. Connolly, Col. Hamilton, Lord Nawdearate, C. Inglis, tar It. 11. t W. Harris,Hon.Capt.Northland,Viset. Shaw, F. Ikedt,, W. Hanky, J. W. O'Brien, A. S. ei►rttO. MAILS. The mails for Vigo, Oporto Lisbon, Madeira, Cadiz, and Oibraltat , will be made up on the morning of the 27th February. The mails fur New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land, and New Zealand will be made up on the evening of the 1.1 March. The Went ludic mails, including nu-, for Mexico, Honduran, and the Havannah, will be made up on the morning of the tel March. The mail, for Britiali North America, Bermuda, and the United States, will be made up on the evening of the 3rd Match. Thv overland maga for Gibraltar, 31n1M, Greece, the lonian Want* Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, India, Ilona-Kong, and China, rio Southampton. will he made up on the morning of the aid of Ti arch. The math for the Brazils, the Rivet Plate, Monte Video. Pernam.. woo, Bah* Madeira. and &mime Am., will be made up on the evening of the nth Merely. The overload domed ny.dle, rife Maretilles, to the hinliterrophoe. Egypt, Aden, Ceylon, hullo, Hong Kong, Er., will be made up on the evening of the nth March. TO CORRESPONDENTS. The Advertising Inhere of the " DAILY NEWS" and " EXPRESS * have been NY:MOVED from 90, FLEET-STREET, to No. to. BOINERIE-STKEET, FLEET-STREEZ contivous to Sae Printing and Publishing Othecs. 0 ,,• Advertisement. intended for TA. Erpea, Condos evening paper, moat be at the Otliee by Two Webs* on the day of publication. HIGH WATEE! AT Lp..llA/N:IIRIDGF, Ten DAl—Morning, 49 min. past II ; Afternoon, 0 min. paM 61. To.lionnow—ilonting, 24 min. pea 0; Afteroon, 50 min. pent 0. LONDON, FRIDAY, FEB. 26. IN the House of Lords, yesterday, there being no public business before it, Lord STANLEY gave notice that he should this day ask her Majesty's ministers what course they intended to pursue with reference to the public business of the session in their lordships' house. In the House of Commons, Mr. S. CRAWFORD obtained leave, and brought in a bill, the object being to secure the rights of occupying tenants in Ireland, and thereby to promote the improvement of the soil end the employment of the labouring classes. On the motion of the same hon. member, the Poor Rates (Ireland) Bill was read a second time, which proposes to enact that the rates payable by landlord and tenant shall be separated ; that each shall be separately liable for payment ; and that when a landlord neglects to pay, a receiver may be appointed by the Court of Chancery to collect the rates on his estate. The other business done was merely of a routine character. PUNISHMENT has not been long in overtaking the perpetrators of the Spanish marriages. That achieve ment was a source of great triumph to the French court but a few weeks back. Its journals sung Frans without relaxation; and M. Guizov proclaimed the feat, even if dishonourable, both glorious and righteous, because it was a triumph over "perfidious Albion. " The print of these self-panegyrics is scarcely dry, and already French minister and monarch are forced to invoke the fulfilment of those treaties which they have torn, and of that power which they overreached with such art and spurned with such contumely. The throne of Portugal totters. It is no longer menaced by a mere radical faction, which might be admitted to office at some short and temporary inconvenience. It is DON Micum. himself and absolutism, into whose arms the persecuted and disgusted liberals have flung themselves, that threaten the constitutional throne of DONNA MARIA, and the dynasty of the CoBUROS. The Queen of PORTUGAL and her consort, in acting upon the policy which has thus placed every eminent Portuguese, and every citizen in the country, against them, have been guided by French councils. Tuiglimb . advice both Queea and King have vehemently spurned. Their complaints and fears, therefore, are now despatched to King LEoroLD of Belgium and Louis PHILIPPE of France. King LEOPOLD has hurried to Paris ; and both potentates are sorely grieved at the prospect of Don Mtour.t's being welcomed back to Portugal by the citizens, the army, and the aristocracy ! The King of the FRENCH may care little for the dynasty of the COBUROB: but the dethroning of Donna MARIA by Don MIGUEL would be merely the prelude to the dethroning of Queen ISABELLA by the Count MONTEMOLIN ; and if so, adieu all the brilliant prospects of the MONTPEN BIER succession. England, therefore, is supplicated to interfere, to renew and act upon the Quadruple Alliance, and to stretch forth her puissant arm to save the poor Queens of the Peninsula. To do LOUIS PHILIPPE justice, he had not the effrontery himself to make such a demand of England, or to invoke the Quadruple Alliance in a little month after he had converted it to his own exclusive family profit. But what the King of the FRENCH could not with any decency ask, the King of the BELGIANS has undertaken to solicit. His couriers arrive one after the other, and his royal letters of supplication arc addressed not only to ministers, but to the Queen, ..,..., the Prince, and every one of influence in the court, r .l . me the cabinet, or the parliament. We are not aware of the reply of our ministers. But were we to judge O4 from the anxiety of diplomatists, we Should /r_ V dessi o say, that the English Cabinet, however - to xi z i ..-..4.. -74 NI LI