The Express. — London, England, 1848-03-31 00:00:00

s hPEN AW LIFE ASSURANCE OFFICE, Fleet ftrert, nest St. Thalami, Church, March 13, 181L — NOTICE ENEIII 01 YEN Nat the BOORS for tran•forrlng @harm In thh. were e1...e.1 on ThitrNl.u. Ne 23rd an and Will be RE ED on Tilt USDA Y, the nth of April neat. The DI V IDEN OS far the year 1547 will Fe popthie on TI I I' RSI) AY, the 6th April next. or on an) aohrequent .lay atio.l, otooPtosh• hot... No hour. of 10 and 3 tielocA.—By order of the rotreetvte, WM. S. DOWNES. Actuary. MESSRS. LAMONI) and Co., railway share anetitmein. nopertfully bog to Worm their Mao & Ltd tho Debi*. that they continua daily to HUY and HILL aH dmertipttose of IA I LW•Y SHARES, del venturer, Knell& and focilign &man mirdol and 01 other glower and property Mears. L. and 00. ale further an. nounoe that their inildie •ale of railway .bans take. place every Wed ymday at I o dock. at the Hall of Commerce, Tbreatineedlaidinet, Lon don ; to their damn at which place all favours am equated to be ad. dremed.—Threolneedientreet, London, Jan. 1, 11348. IVORY HANI)LE CABLE KNIVES, 10a. per &tea—The grant patronage which WILLIAM BENHAM 'formerly Avery Benham and :tonal ham for a length of Rule received. glue Mtn confidence to ...Ming, Oat Ws CUTLERY will be found g ,g, if n, LO are'other honer, at prima ameldentshly under Am are tonally oho ed.—WILLIA M BENRAM formerly Avery &sham and So .), Etatallehed A.n.17g2. , Illackfrtars road (Sarre,* 'Moot tllackfriar. Eridgc). T,lk. PLATED SEAMLESS rmArtyis cannot dtetiocutshod from slicer, or leek or tom their dupe ; while, from the peculiarity of the prom= of making Otra patentedi. their =tote are about osohalf of any other Portland, : oral Oahu lg. ; round Nam. 25a. ; tomol ennrnvel, 30s. ; antique Ccuperlor =en to ether lull In deiloacy of finlshi, My. • ; Britton= metal : oval. ad.: round. Ss. Portland, 6d. eacit.—Detalled catalogues with op glaciate. = well = of erec7 irottmowitery article, sent (mink free. WILLIAM 8. BURTON'S ;kite ItTPPON and BUR Wilt) Welt Oeueral rural...lllw Ironmongery Is literally the largest In the. world, Le g ea no isabruago can be win plot ed to glee a correct Wes of ite of m d 4.tent, parchment are instiod to tali awl Inspect of Oxfor street wormer of Neirnun kon.len.—VAtablkhed In Mnits4,l32o. COMPOSITE CANDLES, 84d. per lb. ; wax cr oo k le.: Gem= ; sem, I. Id. ; One wag, is. ed.: transparent w w, I. lid. ; genuine wag. Ss. Id. • best emus =mike., Is. ed. ; slore dandles. ed , vied wick moulds, : Bales' composite, 10d.; Pries s. WO. Yellow rune, tee ., Mi.. and RM. per Iltibemmott/ed sow Mu l 06. Windsor .a.l palm soup, Is. 4d. per packet; brown Windsor, /4.9 d. ; almon d , ed. Solar nil. 3s. 3d. pre oral= Oa ; Ism row. o r s A and. le. ed. • heat sperm oil Se. Bost sealing wag, 4a. Id. ger M. for CIA. at DAVIES S old edehlijsed ca. e t . N., oppr.llo fastattgeTS Coffee Am. - 10p()WLAND'S omiNT(), of PEARL Ia.:NTI ' , RICE. a white Powder for thereeto. compounded a lac cholcert and moot recherche Ingredients of the Oriental Illerbnl. It gavolleacs tartar from the teeth, remoree peas of Incipient dem,. nauhee and prversea the charnel. Imparting the most pare sed,Leta; h a euteneek, end ace* nweethoet and perfume to the breath. la by la mesa eradicated from the awns, and a heathy action artel74 . as we Mewed, ea that the teeth If looecl are thus rendeved tint In theta meketa—Prlee de. W. par boa.—Sold by A. BOW LAN D and SON, a. lialinagerten. Lrebtrn : and he all eitembee and perfumer , ------ - - - • - - THE" I)INBURGH REVIEW, No. CLX X jou be publeited au THURSDAY neat, Awn 6th. CrWrINTI: 1. 00111.10 of ?Into, &glib Translation& Ceieride and Sontley. gnats Mailaurament of the Meridian WU. 4. su Nighte Dream. 6. Or Proleentpt Sisterhood., 6. Lae Of Scßlciucitt. C. Loll. Llfu of Conoteloic : Constable and Turner. Mkloel The Proscrlbefl (tact... 4 France and Spain, a. Modern QuakerWn . ACIIIIBIII Allen and Mn. Fry. 10. King 'A Argentine Republic. H. The French Republic:um London : Leaman and Co. Edinburgh: A. and C. Black. lIHR NOVEL BC TIIF. AtTFIOR OV "RANTBORPL" On Tueeday, Mali the L t hrartea, g a d age% ROSE, BLANCHE, and vioLz r. By G. H. Lewd , . Eel.. Author of " Rauthorpe." a " Biographical Ilis Wry of Plulueophy. - tn. If. ZANE EYRE, an Autohlogre,....eay. By Crass* BILL. Second edition, with preface I.) the Author. Seel.. poet Pro. &DV ENTURES IT Al DE.DE-CAMP ;or a Cagnraibm In Oalabria. By Jamie. OZANT. hot.. author of "The Romance of War. London . Smith. hider, k Co., AL Cuenhill. PARIS FASHIONS for 1848. "NCR." Office, RS, Flcet Arrct. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. without exposes», the reimbursements which weigh upon them, on the report of the Minister of Justice decrees that the delay , of fifteen days granted to th? holders of bills is, prolonged for fifteen days more,,mt including the delays of distance, that all conservatory acts done previously continue good and available. Done in the council of government, March 29, 1848. The second decree : Art. 1. Tim prorogation of six menthe, to which are submitted the reimbursements of the Bons du TrOor created anterior to February 24, 1818, and net since con verted into Renter 6 pee Cent., is applicable to the endorsers of thaws bonds, and gonsequently the rights of the holders against the endorsers cannot be exercised during the continuance of the acid prorogation. Art. 2. After the payment of the interest attached to each bond, such *ball be marked with a stamp, bearing these words, "Renewal in capital for six months at 6 per cent." [The successive endorsements will thus he preserved on the stamp. d bond, which shall be transmissible by means of a new endorsement ] Art. 3. The Minister of Finance is charged with the execution of the pres.nt decree. Paris, March 28. Signed by the members of the Provisional Government. Rouen, on Tuesday, web made the scene of riot. Between 1,600 and 2,0110 of the people employed in the government workshops, men, women, and children, paraded the town, beating drums and singing the Marsellaise, and, proceeding to the prison of the Bi c#tre, forced the gates and set at liberty several of the persons confined there, and among them Blanchard, who was committed for having contributed to the burning of the railroad bridge. Two or three citizens, who attempted to remonstrate with the rioters, were ill-treated, but without any serious consequences to them. The government commissary, as soon as he was informed of what was going on, published an energetic proclamation, exhorting the people to for bear from disturbing the public peace. Thia procla mation, from its mild but firm and judicious terms, produced the desired effect, and the next day Blanchard again surrendered himself to prison. PARIS, )(Aar* 30. New Urn, —; French Five per Cents., M 25; Its. (Am.), 60 30; Four-and-Half, ; Yours, 50 Threes, 60 26 ; Do. (Am.), 40 96. Bark of France, 1,210. Belgian Fives, 11140, 82; Do. 1642, Sr; Do. Threr —; De. Twoand-s-11.11, --; Spanish Than, It. N .pis Rents, —. Raman Loan, 53. Trea sury Bemis, 42. Exchange r Imre, no transacaorw. Lamar—Paris and Weer 510; Paris and Boma, 813 ; Roues sad Haan, 203; Avignon and ltamellies, 213 ; Streelsocuy art Mk, tO. Centro Viers." 920 ; Arens and Boulogne, —. Borer:, 3132 40; Nwth, 822 50. The Madrid mails of the 25th have arrived. On the 24th the Queen, while promenading at the Prado, was nearly upset from hef carriage. She jumped lightly out, and was not hurt. There were rumours concerning the arrest of some members of a club, in cluding an Irish priest. It was intended, it was said, to have got up a republican movement in the capital itself. GUERNSEY. ALTERATION OF THE CURRENCY IN GUERNSEY. By the arrival at Sautharepton of the Courier mail packet last evening, we leery that an ordinance wax issued from the Royal Court, at Guernsey, on the 29th instant, stating that, in consequence of recent events in France having a tendency to cause to disappear the French coin, which has legal circulation in the island, English gold and ilver coins, aa well SI notes of the Bank of England, shall have legal currency in Guernsey, concurrently with French coins, and that the English pound sterling shall be valued at 11. A. 3d., Guernsey currency. until further orders. Thus the premium on English money is fixed at 61 per cent. In anticipation of the above ordinance, the two banks of Guernsey have imported a large sum of English money, to prevent any deficiency inthemetalliccircalation of the ia la nd. The Courier also brought intelligence that accounts had reached Jersey, via St. Melo, that disturbances had broken out in La Vendee, by partisans of the fluke of Bordeaux ; that the Jersey barracks were about to be pre pared for government purposes ; and that the Admiralty had ordered a constant communication to be kept up between Jersey and Alderney. MADRID, Mallen 24. If Narvaez aims at establishing a dictatorship, there is little doubt he will be hurled into exile, as he was two years ago. He played pretty much the same game then as now : he quarrelled with the party of Mon and Fidel, and setting himself up for dictator, he was turned out of Spain for his pains, and the ministry of the marriages came in. Singu larly enough the gambling system of time bargains in stock was then, as now, at the bottom of the explosion. Rittman had lost immensely by the fall, to the great disgust of Christina, who bade Narmez abolish a scandal which ate such holes in her hoard. The general, who then had the gaining-itch strong upon him, and went hand and glove with Munoz, paused ; the decree of his dismissal, with orders to quit Madrid in 24 hours was the consequence of his dis puting the sovereign will o f Queen Mother. In the present instance the circumstances are slightly varied. In the first place, Riannares is said to have won considerably; his near relations with the Duke of Olucks berg enabled him to catch the first hints of change from France. Secondly, Nervier has not played—l speak ad visedly on this subject. Vilches on whom sales in the Bohm of the 26th, some founded ;his supposition, (Vetches having been formerly employed by Narrate on the Bola) has long ,eased to transact stock business for the Duke of Valencia, and is now, I have been informed, the agent of the Duke of Glucksberg on the Bourne . a Thirdly, the pp a rty of Mon and Fidel have no longer the fame credit with the country which they then enjoyed; nor can they now hope to be the only conser vative party in Europe who stand their ground. Telegraphic despatches announced yesterday the revolutionary outbreak in Vienna and the fall of Metternich. All parties here are in the dark with regard to Nervaes's intentions. lam assured that advances have been made by the first minister to an eminent liberal, who, if he came in, would replace Bravo Murillo. The Faro is quite silent and passive, neither confirming nor contradicting the emphatic assertions of the ministerial papers that the Cortes had been suspended with the concur. rence of the majority. Meanwhile its article of yesterday on the scandals of the Bola is interpreted m a symptom of hoe tility to the government. AMERICAN NEWS.— As we predicted yesterday, the high-priced journals announce this morning, and, with one exception, for the fiat time, the ratification of the Mexican treaty by the senate of the United States, which appeased in a third edition of the Daily News of Wednesday, and alas in the Express of the same evening. The exception to which we allude is the Morning Herald, which paper communicated this important intelligence to its readers in a fourth edition yesterday, just twenty-six hours after it had been published in the Daily News. We subjoin, from the Ness York Enquirer, the very message from which our Boston correspondent derived the in'ormation which he transmitted to us by the Ocean Monarch : (By Magnet* Telegraph.) TREATY CONFIRMED. WASHINGTON, March 10, 91 p.m. The Senate adjourned at • quarter-past nine this evening. The treaty has been ratified by a vote of 58 to Li. The injunction of secrecy has not been removed. FINE ARTS AT HAMPSTEAD. —The Hampstead Assembly Room vets hung on Wednesday evening last with • very large collection of drawings made by the Sketching Club—and a more interesting exhibition has seldom of late years been put together by societies of much longer standing than the little healthy suburban off-shoot. located at Hamp stead. The chief contributor was Mr. Clarkson Stanfield, who has recently taken up bin residence in the neighbour hood which poor Constable was always painting and talking about ; and never to Our thinking was he seen to greater or more varied advantage. Among at least fivesind-twenty water colour sketches from the same prolific pencil, "A Moonlight," " A Calm," and " The Temptation en the Mount," were the moat deservedly . admired. The effect in " The Moonlight," though slight, is so admirably poetic that the strictest lover of finish would he wrong to wish for a single addition to it. " The Calm," though equally alight, was nearly as effective, while " The Tempta tion " wu distinguished by a classic character and Martin like range of distance, totally different from Mr. Stanfield's ordinary manner. After Mr. Stanfield, the next in merit was Mr. Leslie, whose chief work was • young and pretty mother about to place her first born in a tub of water. A sweeter domestic group was seldom seen—classic in every , thing but its tub and pitcher. We recollect it, and would describe it as something between a Stothard and a Flaxman. Another work by the same artist wee a finished picture of a young mother and her eon. The mother's face is seen in profile, and is a graceful adaptation from more than one early master of the Italian schooL The son's fate is drawn in full, and is too large, not for nature and the figure of the boy, but for the size of the mother's face, which looks some what babyish by . its side. The picture is to be engraved, but we are not singular inthinking that the sketch would make a better work of art both for the easel and the graver. We may add, what we were glad to hear, that Mr. Stan field has received a commission from Mr. Gibbons to paint " The Moonlight " in large said in oils. IRISH INVASION.—The Swansea lieraldsays : "On Friday, upwards of 200 of the " finist pisanthry " wive landed on Penarth beach, from the ship Fortitude, of Cork, from whence they straightway marched to Cardiff —men, women, and children, forming an almost indescribable mass of impudence, beggary, and wretchedness, essentially Irish in every feature. As a matter of course they demanded to be fed, lodged, and taken care of by the ratepayers, and tie officials were busily employed In endeavouring to meet all wants of the delectable multitude, who it is stated appeared to have very slight notions of decency. Upon several of the party who applied for relief were found sums of money, although they protested they were totally destitute. One cunning reseal had 12s. 6d. in his pockets when, with a whine of well-feigned distress, he made his application. Ultimately nearly the whole party were lodged in the old workhouse ; but when they discovered they were to be re turned les the " euld counthry," several of the men made their escape by sealing the walls, leaving wives and children to fare as they might. They have since been returned by one of the Irish staamen to their own land. Brief at the stay was at Cardiff the expense to the union hu been about , 2000 ABDICATION OF THE SICILIAN THRONE BY THE KING OF NAPLES. PARIS, TRI!BADAY, 11 We have just received advices from Naples to the 22nd, bringing the important intelligence that the King of Naples has abandoned his Sicilian sove reignty. The Neapolitan troops were about to eva cuate immediately the fortresses of Syracuse and Mes sina. King Ferdinand declares, in his proclamation, that he has been forced into this measure, protests against it, and appeals to the powers of Europe. From Genoa we learn that, on the 20th March, Charles Albert had entered Pavia. Fourteen Pied montese battalions and 40 pieces of cannon had en tered Lombardy. No domestic news of importance appears in this morning's journals. The Central Electoral Committee have published a list of the 34 candidates which they recommend to be elected for the department of the Seine. This list includes all the members of the Pro visional Government except M. Caussidiere, prefect of police, and also MM. Beranger, Lamenais, Charles Thomas (director of the National), Odry de Payra veau, Philip Le Bea, of the Institute, and Count D'Alton She*. . . The Bank of France commenced issuing the new notes for loot. yesterday. Yesterday M. Marie, member of the Provisional Government and Minister of Public Works, went to the Central Bureau des Ateliers Nationaux, where the delegates of the different brigades were assembled. One of them, M. Bontau, expressed the hearty thanks of the working classes for what the government had done for them. The minister thanked them for what had been in their namesaid, andadded that thegovern ment deserved their thanks, for that it most heartily de- sired to realise all the improvements in the condition of workmen which the republic had promised, and which the republic alone could give. For his own part, all his efforts had been employed to create work. He exhorted the workmen to avoid promenades and meet ings, which alarmed commerce, and assured them that the government was always ready to listen to their observations and complaints, whether made indivi dually or by delegates. With respect to the elections, he advised them to exercise their right, for the government desired to see them, he did not say ex clusively, but largely represented in the ranks of the officers of the national guard and of the national assembly. LATEST FROM PARIS. IMPORTANT FROM VENICE. PARIS, TlirliADAY, 5 r st. We ore assured of the arrival of intelligence, an nouncing that Venice has declared itself a Republic. There is no other news of interest this afternoon. The Threes have closed at 40,1. Bank shares, at 1,210, having been still lower. It is said that the clubs have appointed a committee of public safety, to control the acts of the government. It is also said that overtures have been made to Marshal Bugeaud to take the command of the army. Yesterday evening, at aboat half-past eight o'clock, a crowd of persons assembled in the Rue Montmartre, in front of the office of the Presse, crying out, "A bas Li Prrsse ! A has Emile de Girardin I " They became more and more tumultuous, and seemed to have an intention to proceed to violence, when a body of the national guard came up and endeavoured to restore order. General Courtais soon after arrived and addressed the crowd, calling on them above all to respect property, and the liberty of the press. .• If the counter-revolution," said he, "shows itself openly in some journals, our cause is strong enough for us not to have recourse to acts of Vandalism inlorder to defend it. The republic desires to see liberty es tablished for all ;it does not fear discussion." The crowd, on hearing this language, dispersed, and the circulation, which was for a moment interrupted, was restored. . Fresh troubles are expected this evening, occasioned by a further manifestation against La Presse. At the hour of writing numerous bodies of persons are collecting before the office of that journal, and many citizens of distinction are endeavouring to point out to the malcontents, who are for the most part work men, the injury to liberty which would result from the breaking of the presses of the journal. They appear to attend to these representations, never theless, it is certain there will be acts of ;violence to-night. M. de Girardin does net wish to take any measure of security, and has declared that the threat ened attempt will prove, better than any thing else, how much he has reason to complain of the actual state of things. All he desires to have done is, to post up in the vicinity an announcement that 730 are the number of persons who live by the journal. It is lisped that measures will be taken by the authorities ; many distinguished persons are assembling round M. Girardin, sad a meeting of journalists is now sitting, in order to take proper measures for securing respect for the rights of the press. The Mmliteur of this morning publishes the fol lowing, among other decrees: rho Provi•ienal Government, hating taken 00/Ifiliald of the drove of the lit March, which has prorogued for ten days the reheance of commereial hills dee from Feb. 29 to the 25th March, and considering that the ordinary delay of fifteen days is insufficient in the present cireumstanwa, and that besides it is useful to the macaws to effect, Item / 14. eor the ID A ielumeNt h4 catrii 606 ' s it is isaw r o Lance to tbs MON of thi. 04)6 ' . Mowsy's fek t b, Mita a Da top+l.V` . . bn y t yrt, E Q.: I T. 3. o'l2 bart..f " ,-,f33goAt ic Lu .l` . •••••. p$ l'acr, of seri. tbC 's trt tho 141104 > ,71,1 . : , • 110,r c ltrvi. ot s r IV In. J. C ible. }'Dartstoe. . W t • ip:Abhir , bic tot the)" „, of No' Atb Eara' 44l „_ „tnord o4 tWed olirtb ee• aiWn ic ir ago 0 . 00 uzo. ag ,,2 0 : 420 , a CO !reo,ol°. .Z. '-‘ if ---- ,,e•-z-' 7- e r----c-- , z- e- c te•-e '-.- 4ht dpvil 496.] LONDON, FRIDAY, MAR. 31, 1848. (THREEPENCE. DENMARK. All particulars relating to the reception of the deputies from Sieswig and Holstein, which were con tained in our letters from Copenhagen arrived this morning, have been anticipated. (See page 3.) But the active proceedings in Denmark to reduce these provinces, and the feelings of the Danes, may be collected from'the following paragraphs: COPENHAGEN, Haile 24. The royal steam-ships Hernia, Sla.rnr, Geiser, and (Egar, along with two frigates, which are to be towed by the steamers, will to-night, if possible, transport troop* and ammunition to the scene of action. The greater port of the forces are destined for Friderlcsort, the most important point in Sleswig. The answer that the deputies bear to those who sent them is contained in the following placard, which has this day been printed and distributed by thousands throughout the city by the crown:— The King's Greeting to the Inhabitants of Copenhagen : "Two days are cone since ye thanked us with joyful cheers, because we had anticipated your wishes. " Now do we thank you for the peace and order ye have in these days maintained. "The Sleswig-Holstein missionaries we haves tritlai, that we have neither the power nor the will to let leswig join in the German Confederation, nor to be separated from our beloved fatherland; hut, on the contrary, that Denmark and Sleswig shall be united under a free constitution, with as much provincial independence an possible for SI( swig; and that Holstein, the contrary, as a German confederate state, shall have its own free constitution. "We have thus made what concessions we can. Is our offer not accepted ? We with our whole Danish people will maintain Denmark's worth. "The safety of the fileswig-Holstein missionuies we en trust to the honour of our Danish people. " FREDERIK, R. A. W. Mouria, President of the Council. " Christiansburg, March 24, IBM" The Baron Sheet Plessey and Herr Bleume have bees added to the Rev minis ry. SECOND EDITION. From the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. WAR-OFFICE, Moecit 31. Ist. Drag. Ords.—To be Capt.., by pur.—Lieut. L. Little, vice Power, who ret. ; Lieut. W. Tuthill, vice Newland, who ret To be Limns., by pun —Cor. M. renwick, rice Little; Coe. J. R. 1. Sayer, vice Tuthill. To be Cornets, by pur.—G. It. W. Carew, gent., tire Fenwick; R. T. Thurman, gent., vice Sayer. 6th Drag. Grdn—Lieut. It. Bickerstatf, from 64th F., to be Rent., vice Heath, vibe exchange.. 12th Lt. Drags.—Coe. C. Goring, to be lieut., by pur., vice Fuller ton, who ret. ; C . Curti., gent., to he ear., by pur., vice Goring. 14th Lt. Dragn—Lient. It. 11. Call, to be apt., by pur., vice Brom wich, who net.: Cur. A. Lloyd, to be lieut., by for., vice Gall; J. Dudgeon, gent., to be ear, by pur., vice Lloyd. 1 , 4 or Grenadier Bret. of F. thin—Brevet-Col. W. Frazer, from IL-p. unatt., to be apt. and lieut.-eol., rice 11. Penleace, who exch.; Lieut. and Capt. H. A. R. Mitchell. to be capt and lieut.-col., by pur., via Fraser, who ret; Ent. and Lieut. Lord F. J. Fitrrov, to be lieut. and emit-, by par., vice Oswald, who rot; En. and I.ieuL J. G. C. Disbrowe. to be lieut. end apt, by fur., vice Mitchell; F. C. )(impel, gent., to be ens. and lieut , by pur.. rice lord F. J. Fitzroy; W. J. Christie, gent, to be ens. and lieut., by pur., vice Disinwrit. Scars FI , ILIItt GeMUM.—.Lieut. and Capt. J. It. Blair, to tempt.' sad Lieut. at., by put., vice Brandreth, who ret.; an. and Lient.the Hon. J. 8. Jocelyn. to be lout. and opt., by pur., rice Blair; J. D. AMlrff, gent., to be en. and lieut., by pur., vice Jocelyn. Lim lino. of P.—.l. Walnisley, gent., to be run., by pur., vice G. J. Walensley, who retires. 22nd F.--Capt. F. B. Rtur , ell, from Mith P., to be rapt., vice Coote, who exchanges. Pith F.—Capt. IF, J. Coote, from 22nd F., to be apt., rice Russell, who exehaages. 44th P.—Serjt.-Major J. Pope, from 3rd F., to be adjt., with the rank of erisilto ; Quarmost. IL Doherty, from 68th to be quarter master; Sure. D. Armstrong, (non Sttb F., to be surgeon. yard P.—Ens. G. J. Aohton, to be lieut., without pur. 64th V.—Lieut. F. 11. Hileinprton, to be cipt., without par., vice Smith, dec.; Capt. C. Pattima, from the Royal Newfmuidland Corn. panies, to be apt., sic, Lyttletem, who exch. ; Ens. A. P. Bowlby, to be Bent., yiee Kilvingtna ; Liort J. M. Heath, from/Lb Drags. GM, to be li•ut., vice Bickentaff who exch.; Ens. W. D. Shipley, from the 95th P., to be ens.. vice Bowlby. Seth ut. F. C. P. A. Stuart, to be apt., by pur., vice Ken nedy, who ret.; Ens. W. G. Stevenson, to be Bent, by par., vice Stuart ; Viscount Rusetarough, to be ens., by par., vice Stevenson. 75th F.—Lieut. J. 8. Payne, from b.-p. 30th F., to be lieut., vice Cot. prom. 79th F.—Ens. E. W. Claming, to be lieut., by pur., vice Ender, who ret. ; R. T. Bootbby, (lent., to be ens., by pur., vice Coming. 64th F.—Serg..Malie A. Elliott, to be em., without par., Mee Mac lean, dem a9th F.—.LWA. A. K. Alleyne, to be =pt. by pur., vioe WArey, who ret. ; Eno. G. P. Atkinson, to be Gent., by put, Wee Alleyue; C. Reyeeet, Gent., to be by put, vice A, ki 93rd F.—Capt. J. White, from h.p. mutt., to be apt, Wee J. A. Ramon, who each.; Lieut. A. S. L. Bay, to be apt., by put, Woe White, who rat; Eno. J. A. Fraser, to be lieut., by pur., Woe Bay; F. W. Gunsmiths, Gent., to be ens., by pur., vive Fraser. 95th F.—G. Wiahtman, Gent., to be ens., without put., vice Ship. ley, app. to 64th Foot. Cape Mounted Riflemen.— Ens. R. J. Bramley, to he lieut., by pur., Wee W. Harvey, who ret. ; J. C. W. Kippen, gent., to be ens., by par., Wee Pottison, whoexchanges. RI. Newfoundland Companies.—Capt. W. W. Lyttleton, from 64th P., to be apt., vice Pattisen, who exchanges, Baavrt—Mojor W. F. Williams, of RI. Art., to be lieut.-cot in the army. roorrAnnut—Lieut. J. H. Cox, from 75th F., to be apt., without purchase. ADMIRALTY, Manor 2%. Corps of RI. Marines.—See.-I.leut. B. B. Herrick, to he first holt., Wee J. A. Fynmore, resigned ; See.. Lieut. W. 11. Ireland, to be brat lieutenant. BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. WILLIAM NUILLEY, Finsbury, cattle dealer. SAMUEL PRENTlCH,Boxford,Suff:?lk, licensed victualler. BANKRUPTS. ALFRED OCTATII7Bic;;ER: Edmonton, Middlesex, fruiterer. Wit-man BRACH, Salisbury, cutler. JOHN BAITS, Kettering, Northampton, watch maker. JAMES GREEN, 58, Barbican, hat and cap warehouse• man. GIORGE DOUOLAS, 4, Brunswick-place, Old Kent-road, liaea draper. Damn GRERNAwAT PORTRR, 81, Great Tower street, wine merchant. JonN COWARD, Kenton, Middlesex, schoolmaster. CHARLES EDWARD COLLS, High-street, Poplar, draper. WILLIAM PATRICK, Farnham, Surrey, builder. Amos Ponca, Pakenham, Suffolk, butcher. WILLIAM PELL, Upper Thames-street, merchant. FREDRRICK ELPHICK, Castle-street East, Oxford-market. DaTID GILRY, Burn Saint Mary, Suffolk, coach builder. WILLIAM EDMUNDS, Wenlock•road, City-road, tailor. RICHARD BATES PERKINS, Coventry, currier. RICHARD IRELAND, Wt M, Shropshire, wine merchant. JOHN ALDERSEN, Tunstall, Staffordshire, druggist. SIMON KING, Cheltenham, cutler. EDWARD CHRISTOPHER HOLLAND, Honiton, Devonshire, EMPEROR. FELIX O'HANTON, Saint Thomu the Apostle, Devonshire, linen draper. SAMUEL CURRY, Taunton, Sornersetshire, brick maker. EDMUND HERDER, Bodmin, Cornwall, ironmonger, MARTIN CAWOOD, Leeds, iron founder. DANIEL BRADSHAW, Almondbury, Yorkshire. Jamas DAwsoN GREEN, Leeds, plaid manufacturer, WILLIAM HENRY SPURN, Liverpool, builder. JAMES SMITH, Birkenhead, state merchant. Jour; ROBERTA and WILLIAM HAMMILL RD/MILTS, Liverpool, ironmongers. RICHARD SMITE, Preston, miller. EDWARD HALL, Manchester, stock broker. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. WILLIAM Al 'F err, Glow, china merchant. M ALEXANDER OWAT, Aberdeen. manufacturer. ANN MACDONALD and CULIN MACDONALD, Inverness, hotel keepers. JAMES DRTAT KOH, Edinburgh, boot and shoe maker. ROWERT AITKEN, Fi.herrow, corn merchant. BEVERIDGE, Brothers, Dunfermline, coal and iron masters. BANK OF ENOLAND_ 7 At cot sr for the Week ending Nara , 25. l wr K nsrj Notes used taTNIINT. Goverment Debt.-- £11.015300 Other Semi tle• .. 2,98000 Gold Coln am.IUM 12.7:41.430 Silva Bullkw . 1.017.890 £29,666,320 08.5.93,320 DI Prordialari Capl • s' ..../14.553.000 L e ta foe — pOii;iii,ia* 3 ' 995.8" Eseben., So. Banta, Commis. of National Debi, and Di, Ammo) 7,432,193 Other Deposits • 9.313303 Seven-dayaadothar33llla 901.351 n err WT. Government &Mittel doclud. Deed Weight Annuity} . ii 1 1 .813 8 .041 Other eiecuritles Note Gold and Silver Coln 70:474 13d,250.4= L3C.Vr,422 March 30. 184 a. ' Y. MARSHALL, Chief Cado. SUGAR.—The average price of UMW, the produce of the British SUGAR .—The in Americ computed from the returns made in the smelt ending the 20th d o y of March 1818, is 225. Had. per cart. Sugar the produce of the Mauritius is 280. 41d. per cwt. Sugar the produce of the East Indies is In. Bd. per cwt. The image price of abetting' foregoing description', jointly, is Itea lid. per cwt. SHIPPING. Mans Aftairin.—llublin, 3; Waterford,2; Denagha des, 1; Guernsey, &c , 1; Flanders, 1. LONDON, March 31.—Wind this day at noon, S.E., light ain, and fins mild weather. COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. MONEY MARE ET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—The Hamburg ma, with advice* to the 29th instant from that city, brings no confirmation of the reports about Warsaw referred to in some of the papers, but, on the contrary, would seem entirely to throw discredit on them, by the dates referred to from Stettin, Berlin, and other quarters. By this arrival accounts have been received of disturbanoes at Stockholm, where the troops fired on the people. But quiet was restored after the king, who had rode in among the multitude, had harangued them. From Germany, the news given in a second edition of the Daily News this morning, as received from Paris, that Venice had constituted itself into a republic, comes con • firmed. The revolution, if so it may be called, was quickly effected ; and, it is stated, the Austrian fleet in port, or outside, had pawed over to the popular cause. The Austrian marine, it may be observed, is to a considerable extent manned and officered by Italians. • Consols have been weak and depressed this morn ning, at quotations ranging from 80; to 11, but they have now rallied, and are called 81 t to 1 for money and the opening. Exchequer Bills, 32e. to 355. premium. We have little alteration to notice in foreign se curities, except that they are still wi h a declining ten dency. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are down to 34 to 8 ; the Fours, 54 to 8. Spanish Fives are lower, at IN to II 1 ; the Threes, at 20 to I ; Passive, 2; to 3. Portuguese, 14 to 15. Mexican, 15 to 1. Venezuela, 20 to 3. Bus/Ilan, 72 to 8. The settle ment of account, now in progress, offers no particular feature. ENGLISH rr NMI. Bank litnek. shut Ct. Cons. for AA., 1114 I 3 per (..1.. fled. Anna., shut I 3 i7er Cents.. gait 3 per Ct. Cons. Anna, 411 I YURCIaI:I FU thM NI/tr. 11W6*4‘. to 66' °N UL 9 per Ct. Anstrkem Bonds. 1 per Cent. Grenada MP.. 13 14 44 per Cl. Ilelg. 11.1n,1, 53 el .irenatta Dderred lids., 24 3 24 per Cent. ditto. 30 5 5 per Ct Mellesa, 1614, 15 4 5 per Ct. liratillan Ms., 43 8 4 per Ct. Peruvtan lids., 22 DIIA.O hen, 73 9 Portumicao Cons. "WM 18 6 =titan B. 35 90 . ill 22 Dro t i l parTlNda. 114 1 limo Columb. lid. lid, 3 per Cl, Spanish l i d.., nt 4 Columbian 'Auld, iltis...2 i spanisb Deferred lida, 3 per CL Drama, 111.., 70 5 Ditto. Passive lids., 24 34 24 per Ca Dutch 545., 313 1 K., CL Venetuela !Ids., 20 2 1 per CL Duds Certs.. 519 Venezuela Deferred lids., $ 7 RAILWAYS.—We have had a market extremely depressed in the early part of the morning, but with some improvement in business and prices recently. The usual operations of pay day upon the settlement are now quietly going on. - - - - BALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAY 114 LONDON (Yesterday's price. will be found in last page.) Baton, Stem., and firm., 34 Lon. and 8. Wcatern , 414 44 Boekingamshire, 54 Do. Tenths C.a., 894 Chatter end Holyhead, 134 Do. Thirds, 64 1 Eastern Counties, 134 II Midland, 954 84 D. En., No. 2, par Do. SOL 81 Do. Northern and Dater'', 48 1)0. Bir. and Derby, ?Si East Lincolnshire, 154 North Arlin'', 204 4 Edinburgh & Glmgow, Halvah 9 Do. Dee., 34 Great Northern, 44 31 Do. Thirds, 11 Do. Lou, and York En, I I North Staffurdebire, 81 8 Gt. 8. k W. (Ireland), 164 Royston and Ilitehin, 4 Oast North of England Nsw, 403. South York, Don., & Goole, I share.", Si York, Nene., & Bee., 291 Gt. Western, 88' 90 Do. Extension No. 1 (York. and Do. Ilaives, SO 494 News.), 133 4 Do. Fifths, 194 Do. Estonia No. 2 (New. and Do. New M., 71 Berwick), 10 93 Lan. and Carlisle Thirds, 8 Do. G.N.E. Pur. or Pref., 8 71 Lan. and York. /0 York & N. Midand, 624 2 Do. Went Riding Union, 34 d Do. Pref. 124 1/o. Proton and Wire, 33 M Do. E. k W. Riding Es., 371 8 Leeds and Think, 18 Boulogne and Amiens, 31 4 London and Blackwall, New, No. Namur and Liege, 2 2 2, 2 d Paris and Lyons, 1 4 4 1 L,,,,,, g g ightoog &Heat, 291 4 Paris and Straabourg, I Lon. & N. Western, 126 43 Sambre and Moue, 6 44 Do. lks New, 1 Tows and Nantes 4 LIVERPOOL SALF.B, Maas IS—One o'Cincs. East Lancashire. new shares, 2 d North &atonal/lire, If d Great Western pre., 11 d Midland, 984 8 Lan. & York. Fifibe(Llto W.R.V.), Do. Sieves, 6 d 14 1 d fibrews,oA, & Cheek. Pref., 24 p Lon. and N. Western, 124 IL E.& Dover, 234 Do. New Ors., :f. Is. 3d. 1 p Do. No. 4, 311 d Man. Brief. and Lin., 61 York, Newc. and Ber. (G. N. B. Do. late Great Grimsby Dock, Pur.), par 10 d Dublin and Drogheda, 42 d Taw Birk., Lan ,St Cheek. In. (late C. *B.), 131 Great Grunsby and SheE, 2I d Great Northern, 9 d Lan. and York. Illths, if d Go. W. K. C., 31 d S. E. and Dover, No. 4. Ss d Lan - .7t - N. West, 125 Do. Qrs. Nen, 1j p Midland, 91 Do. Halves, 61 d Tort and N. Midland, E. and W. Riding, 29 MANCIIESTEEt SALES, Lawn 30. Our market opened, flat; not much stock offering till after the telegraph news from London, when lower paces were taken, on account of Consols coming lower. Blrken.., Lanc., &Ches. Jn., 64 d Lon. &N.W.111.&8. Qrs. (A hB), Do. late Cheater & Birken., 14 II p East Lane. New, 74 Id Do. Ws. (C), 2 3 , 46 4 p Do. Qr.., 14 d an. and York. Filtlin, li d N, Staffordehire, If d Scottish Central, 264 Do. Births, 5 S. E. & Dover, 234 1 Nn., Sher., and Lin. Qrs., Na Do. No. 4, 31 7-16 d 15 LEEDS SA The transactions in eh, numerous than yesterday. decline in their value took] E. Lancashire New, 711 d West Riding Union, 31 d O. Northern, d Leeds end Think, 21 it New Thinks, 19 d is Ns son 30. es this morning were more Prices were not firm, and a N. British Third., 1 Na d N. Staffordshire, II d York & New. Pref., pa New.. & Ber. New, 2... 6d. Ss. p York & News., No.l, p --...-- BALES, Mac 30. A tolerable =mutt o[ business was transacted: prices stationary. Lon. Sr N. W. Qrs. New, 49..9d.p Amb., Nott., & 8e.., 1119.3 d. 7j d Midland, Con. Birm. a Derby, 74 North Staffordshire, d N. B•itish Eaten., d Shrew.. & Bir. (A), 41 661.td, d York. News., Os Berwick Eaten., Do. do. 1 13), 3 d No. 1, j p South Staffordshire, 61e. 3d. d . - BRISTOL. &Uses 90. The market to-day war very dull, with falling prices, YORK SALES, Mecca SO. York, New., k /kr. Liter., No. I Ot. Northern, 4 Do 2, . (G.N.O. Fur.) la le 3d. Se. 9d. 1. 16.. 3d. North Britieh, SDj , 7 PRODUCE.— MINCING-LANE, .1141 -pant Two.— The public sales of Sugar, consisting of 11,500 bags Mau ritius and Bengal, and 1,000 bags Penang, are progressing heavily, and show a slight decline, although importers ars buying in freely to sustain this market. Refined, standard quality, 535. 6d.—Coffee is also dull, at yesterday's cur rency.—Saltpetre has advanced fully 6d. ; 500 bags, re fraction 161 to 171, sold in public sale at 325. bd. to 335. ; retraction 21, sold at 355. which was an extreme price.— Pimento has declined 1 per lb.; 250 bags sold, 31 to 31 per lb.—Rice steady.—Pepper, white, sold 41 to 41 per lb.; 500 bags dusty Penang sold, 2 to 21, which confirmed the late decline.—ltum inactive.—Cotton continues out of demand. —Spices show • slight decline.—ln other articles no alteration. PRICES CURRANT. Massa, per mt. purr rus. Pigs, No. I. SI 4... • • W. Indla,B.P.Own. 344. 14.37.. Od Hoops 9IL 0 • Yellow dc Grey ... 37 6-39 0 Dugs aleardiff bar 7 0... • • Fine . . 99 •...44 0 Swedish ll 10... • 0 Matuitium, brown-. 29 0.. 38 0 Yellow ......... 86 8...42 Pine 43 0...48 BengalatAladras,b 29 0...83 0 Yellow 34 0,,,36 White B9 0...4! 0 i Law. et per ton. Plc lest l7 10 . • 0 Milled, sheet IS 10 .. II • i Bars I: 0...1$ 0 , Patera shot 2O 0... • 0 i _ red or minion Foreign, brown. 27 0...31 Yellow 33 1/...36 0 Grey and white s7 4...43 0 Refined, Hasbro' 34 0...44 0 Lumps - 0 0 Corns, in Bond. West India, ordi nary 2O 0... 35 0 Good. Pine 33 17.3311 0 Ceylon, rood ordi nary .. 112 0... 33 0 Pine otilinary 30 0... 43 0 Pine 43 0... GO 0 lloebs, good to fine 49 0... SO 0 Caeca Rica, ordi nary to tine 33 0... 52 0 Sumatra and Pa dang 22 0 . 211 0 Tna, at per lb. Conyou,comnion- 0 S ... 9 9 Rica, at per ertt. Bengal white.-- IS 0... It 0 Cary. 7 $ 0 lowa and Manilla II C.. 13 0 _ Speller One, per 232 Imp. N. d.p. Fiah, Seal, pale 29 C.. • straw 27e...0 brown /4 yellow 24 1.. 26 SS CAS g it i r:Matter SS 0... 0 Cod 25 10...114 South Sea 2l 0...29 Olive,Gellipoli,p.ton 47 4... • Cocoa Nut 4t •...S4 deed. Hem pale, per ton 3O 10_ • Lineeed 24 le 14 1 Pearlman per vet. Butter—Cork, let 91 0..13 tad • • • Ird • 0... 0 Dublin, let • 1... • Limerick, do SO C l• Claim', let lO 0..91 Newry S 0 • IS 6...011 leer, India, per tierce Patna, cfeirred -- 7.7. 10 0:: 11 0 Carolina. 24 21 0 arm.. • 0 Poltarlariamo $7 •...0I • leseb-Park,Lmrk t „ .„ Del. Belfast Dm% Waterfbrd, l 61 0...67 • MiR s6 Pi • l ielt r ln; 6° "" • Ditto Bladder Ameriesn,datyp M 0...60 0 mate, Da and Cow, at per lb. A. and $l. Vides, Vted 0r44 M. Od • 2i .0 3$ B D nzil, dry • • 0 ryeelted • Rio, dry 0 3a 34 Lima lc Valp. dry 0 31...0 I Weat India, dry • 0 ...0 • Baked . 0 2, 1.24 Earn at per Leeward Island Proof 1 11 ... • 0 Danorsra t 21 to 36 pm 0010. 0.4 • Isaisies, 30 to 461 8 I per sent O.P. 4 11 ... 4 • Farotarite marks 4 4 ... 4 10 Brandy, Ist brands 4 4 ... 0 10 British spirits, d.p. 10 0 ... • 0 Scotch Irish lO 0 ... 9 0 Tux, per ton. P.T.E. £47 0...34 0 St. Peterobwg, V head 0 0... 0 0 Dutch sad Flemish 33 0..13 0 _ . Prieelaud Hoar, at per ton. 6t.Petenburg,elesa.ols 0 . 30 ouishot haltelean Rhine outshot . Ems India. 0 14 0 10 liic a rAk thy : : :...: 14 S. Amer.liorst, par tide Ruse* dttio 6 ... 7 0 Dm, Woom, at per ton. Jamaica 64 33 0 0 Manilla u 0 .SS East India Sum.— 111 Bombay N 0...24 boa 1:1)., at par cwt. Banta.. ._ 34 o._ 0 Straits ....... 77 0...711 Oms. la Meeks 3 0... 0 lam% at par ton. SO LorrT3O.:l, Ji. . e::: 4 madams II $ 6 I Csinpeschy ..- Porle, Imolai 6 111... 0 1 111carsisus, Luso sad solid 10 0...10 0 0...10 Liza IS 0...17 lbw IS it .111 Red Sanders. 4 1 . 4 I Brasil _._ls 0-30 BIDIB, LEaDILNHALL, March 31.—Hidea, 3611. a. to 6416 e, ltd. to 2d. ; 641bs. to 7212 4 ., ltd. to Id. ; 7214. 6016... 4d. to 24 4.• 11011 m. to 861b►., 24. lAA. • Mho. to 2aibe., ad. to 241. limn Sides, Ils. dd. Cal:eking: to ie. BILIONDIIIT, Mirth 31—Yenta and Hal4land4 40. be foe. Downs, h. 64. Wlc M. Shearliage, 94. Mae., 2, I: 7 _ elt_4lo 6 o " €/- C-7 e CORN.—MARK-LANK.—Very little addition has been made to our supply of English Wheat since Monday, aad the few parcels left over from last market day w re with some difficulty disposed cf, at previous prices, and in some instanoes rather less money had to be tiken. Very little business was done in foreign Wheat. BArley was quite as dear. Oats in large supply, and, although factors evinced a disposition to submit to a alight reduction in price, it failed to attract buyers, and but few 'we re disposed cd. Beans and Peas nominally the same as on Monday. - - - TA. following are lloolday'A frotatiples : lIRMBII. lioness see Claserer. Wass; Nam and Kest, red 49 is 52 to Sl...white ..... 47 to 55 to 57 Norfolk and Suffolk. 46 to SOW 61_ d 0...... SO to 51 LO 69 Talavera (Eases or Suffolk. 54 to 5$ Oamb. & Lin., red.... 43 co 49 to 31... white..... 49 to 53 to 83 Irish do ' RTI. 30 to 32 BAltiT, leading. .... —to Singling 28 to 34 to 23 Malting. 3O to 33...Cbevalier32 to 34 Ine3s Irish. , . —. —to ISsotak Bum We SAT Osns, English Feed......... 17 to 19 to 30a Od...bbiek.. ..... to —• Od Ditto Estrada —'l9 so 10 to 11a Od.. polio., l3 to 25s oil Berwick & boos& teed 20 to 22s Od—potato 23 to 23s Od Irish feed 14 to lis On. .....k. l7 to 18a Oil Ditto potato Es to 22a 9d MALT 34 to 36...ane, pale.— .. 57 to 60 PLAN grey 33 to 34s Od...maple 34 to 36 Blue_ 40 to U. Imperial 44 to 48 1% - tilts --..... . „. ... 31 to 84 boilers. BEANS, MITAIMIL. iilo Si. Ma 3O to 32.. old 37 to 39 Harrow ..... —.. 30 So at...ma 33 to 34 . old 39 to 41 Ton.., New Spring to --new Whiter io —...01d to Itseasksc, New 69 to 66 Weiss emus, per thousand ' Ell On is £ll a Os. ...---.. --s. Vint a, Town-made, delivered 42 to 46 ..fase ho6;aold 40 to 41 Norfolk and Suffolk Northumberland. Lincoln, and Yorkantre to Rumex and heat - -- - FOREIGN. ___ • Wnear, Dantzic and Konigsberg-. 53 to 55...fias Porneranean, Restock, and Stettin. French and Brabant Danish and Ihunburgh — 49 to 53 Ruastan 41 to Danube andOdsma sae hard Bra Baum Feedbag 110 -- 111 as —dlsdlling IsnuarCoad fib 110—Larrrmar OATS, Raman Porn!anean and Stralaund Mc. Brew.-- ...... 21 to 23 ...feed Bums, tick A . tO - .014. SISAIIi 1..7 10 —...01d. — to Pies, grey Willi* —no 32 .boilers 32 to 34 Tears, old LINSLIED. Battle and Rumania 4O t . o . 30 to 34 Mediterranean and Odom. to to 35 RAIISCIM._ . —, to —...114695e5d 42to 46 . . Rarer/man Cam's, free d per t0rt......—..:7171 10a. to l 3 13a LINSLID QM" Dutch and ... it II OS. to 19 M. Ditto handl and American...—. illt. to 10a Puna, American, per barrel of 1961b.....„..„........_..... 23 to 2 Dantrie and Hamburg 23 to 23 French, per sack of 280113.. free ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 27th MARCH TO 31st MARCH. Qrs. Reglish. Scotch. Irish. Foreign. Wheat I 472090 I 345s Raley 4O Oats Flour, 4,060 auks ; barrels Malt, 23.30 gra. Lovpoir Amain. Wheat, 44. 2d ; Harley, 32. led. ; Oats, 20e. 7c1.; 10)e, 291. ; Bean. 325. 1461. I Feu, Ms. 'ERIAL AVERAGES. Wheat. l Elarley.l Oats. Rye. I Beans.' Peas. Feb. 19 ... Ild 311 54: 21e to 324 40 37. 10112 s 3d 26 20. 2d,20* 91:20s 84= 34:1311,1 Od 411 7 4 March 4 ... 49a Ild3oe 20e 6d 36a 41. 5d 11 30. 2d,100 445.10 a 2d 35. 44 311 s 21" 1151 44 . 304 343ds 44 1 284 &rads 24,49 a 400 ,31s 4d AM 114.215, 4430. 4d 625 1d386 26 6 weeks' AU. Aver.l3os 15.130• 161;20. dd 30s 10d 1 36. 94 . 10. 34 Dvee.—Wheat, 7a. ; Barley, Oats, Bye, 8e..., sad Paw, 2a. Id. Feb. II Feb. 26.1 Mar. 16.1 Sl 1 SO li. SO 4 10 2 30 49 11 !Mu. It BANBURY, March 30.-The little dry Wheat at thin mar ket to-day, 'old at prices about equal to those of lut week; out-of-couditionei samples Is. to 2s. per qr. lower. Barley in request at full prices, In other articles no alteration. The following are our quotations : Wheat, 62. to 69. 10d. Barley, 309. to 359. Beans, 4s. 6d. to 6d. Oats, 229. to 265. BARNSLIT, March 29. -The market of this day was flat in the extreme, and little business was done. The little which was done was at rates rather lower than last week, in all kinds of grain. BIRMINOHAM, March 30.- During the present week, although the wet weather has continued, owing to the unex pected fall in the leading markets, scarcely a transaction in Wheat is reported ; there Is however none preuing on the market. Barley fully as dear, and really fine parcels are become scarce. We have a fair bale for Oats, at a further reduction of 6d. per quarter. Beans maintain their value. Peas unsaleable; and few more vetches will be sold until the weather becomes dry enough to plant them. At this day's market there was again a large supply of Eng lish Wheat, and the trade ruled dull at a reduction of fully Is. per qr. Barley maitained its value, but less life in the trade. Oats again 6d. per qr. lower. On Beans of all kinds the turn was in favour of the borer. We had an inquiry for Pau or Vetches. Prices: Wheat, English, white, per bushel of 621b5., 61. Bd. to 7s. id. ; new, 6s. 9d. to is. Id.; red, 6s. 6d. to 7s. 2d.; new, 6e. 7d. to 7s. Id.; Irish, red, 6s. 6d. to 75.; foreign, red, 6e. to 7s. 6d.; white, 6s. 6i. . to is. ; Polish Odessa, 6e. 7d. to 7e. ; Danube, N. 4d. to 6e. 6d. Barley, per imperial quarter, 345. to 365.6 d. ; grind ing, per 3921 be. 26e. 6d. to 295. 6d. Oats, English, white,per imperial qr., 22i. to 31s. ; Welsh, black and white , per 3121 b. 20s. 6d. to 21e. 6d. ; Irish (40Ib. to 421 b.), 21s. to 235.; (371 b. to 391 b.), 19s. 6d. to 21s. 6d.; black, 19s. 6d. to 21a. 6d. Beans, English,per 1961 b., old, 18s. 6d. to 20e.6d.; new, 151.6 d. to 17a.; Irish, 15s. 3d. to 16.64.; foreign, 126.6 d. to 17s. 6d. Peas, boiling, per imp. qr., 40. to 48e. ; grinding, per 1961 U., 14s. 6d. to 15s. 6d. Lentils, per 1961 be. 12s. 6d. to 11s. 64. Indian Corn, per 1961ba., 13a. 6d. to 140. 6d. Flour, per sack of 2801 b., English, fine, 41s. to 444. ; seconds, 37e. to 10s. BIIOIITON, March 30.—The demand for Wheat to-day was moderate, but millers would not buy unless a fall of le. to 2s. per quarter was submitted to. The Barley trade is very firm, and, the supply of that article being very short, a further rise of Is. per qr. from lut Thursday was obtained freely. Oata in moderate request. Beans rather dull. Peas are scarce, and more inquired after. In Seeds there is very little doing. Wheat, white, 131. to 131. 51.; red, 121. to 121. ss. Barley, 345. to 355. Oats, 18s. to 19s. Beans, 33e. to 345. Peas, 355. to 361. Baisroi, March 30.-The weather has been variable, bat seems to be improving, and farmers are busy, excepting on wet lands. The spring sowing is very late, and the growing Wheats want fine weather. We have a full supply of Irish Oats, 4,028 qrs., and no wholesale demand ; the retail sales are at 6d. to Is. per qr. decline this week-say 18s. to 19s. black ; 19s. to 215. per qr. white ; feed, 21s. to 22a. per 320th.., potato; and offers from Ireland, f.0.b., lls. per barrel refused. Barley is rather scarce, and in demand, at fall prices ; only one cargo in from Yaro.outh, and a parcel from Ireland, in all 9.54 qrs., this week. Malting Barley, common, 31s. to 355. per qr. ; Chevalier and fine sorts, 365. to 38s. ; grinding, 28s. to 295. The Flour trade is very dull, at 365. to 395. per sack, seconds. Our millers are not willing to accede to the prices at which good Wheats are stiffly held-sav 60e. to 625. Polish. red, per 480Ibe. ; 625. te 665. white ; foreign. 445. te 475.; there is a good stock of common red Wneats here. We have only 268 qrs. of Wheat, and 470 sacks and 83 barrels Flour, arrived coastwise this week. At t , ..day's market What was very dull, at last week's prices, with very moderate supplies of farmers' Wheat ((samples out of condition), at 48e. to 52. Beans, new, realised 405. to 445. ; old, 445. to 48s. Damao, March 30.-The supply of Wheat, although moderate, was fully equal to the demand ; the condition was still but middling, and sales were effected at from Is. to 2s. per quarter below the prices of last week, the turn being in favour of the buyer; the greater part was sold. Barley was in fair supply, and sold somewhat slowly, at last week's prices ; 40s. per quarter was the top figure; a good clear ance was made. Oats, Beans, and Peas met a dull sale, at about previous quotations. Wheat, white, per quarter, 625. to 665.; best red, 624. to 555. ' • middling, 4411. to 61s. ; inferior, 40s. to 434. Barley, 28e. to 40e. Oats, 21s. to 265. Beans, old, 42a. to 505. ; new, 40e. to 465. Paws, 84.. to 465. Flour, fine, per sack, 41.. to 444.; was Ads, 870. to 40s. Fsattusm, March 30.—A short supply of Wheat; trade dull, at a decline of from la. to 2s. per qr. Wheat, per load, 121. to 141. Barley, per qr. 30s. to 36e. Oats, 20s. to 26e. Peas, 375. to 425. Beane, 37a. to 425. • GAINS/101101'0H, March 28.—A good supply of Wheat has been offering : tine ceudilioned p►rcels supported the rates of last week, but damp inferior samples were Is. to 2s. per qr. lower. Very little Barley showing: fine samples com manded an advance of Is. per qr. In other articles no alteration. OODALIIING, March 29.—There was a fair demand for 1 1 Wheat here today, but only at from Is. to 2.1. per qr. lower prices than those of the last week or two. Wheat, red, 445. to 50.. ; white, 501. to 58s. ; fine, 60i. Barley, 28s. to 34s Pea', 341. to 375. Oats, 191. to 24*. HITCHIN, March 29.—The Wheat market to-day about the same as last week. Barley, Is. dearer; other kinds of grain the same as last market. Wheat, 30e. to 375., per load. Beene, 224. to 24. Peas, Us. to Xis. Barley, 30s. to 1165., per qr. Oats, 21e. to 2.55. Tares, 25e. to 27.. per load. Lovrx, March 29.—The business transacted to-day in. Corn was trifling, owing to the downward tendency of prices. The quotation' will be nominally as lag week.—Wheat, 475. to 555. Barley, 28a. to 31s. Oats, 18e. to 21e. Beene, 425. to 46e. per qr. - - - . Msrosrona, March 30.—N0 trade for Wheat to-day be yond immediate want, millers expecting a decline of prices next week. The sales were In to 2e. under last day. Lent corn Hal, more inquired for. MAN/4124026E1, March 30.—We have had a very dull market ta-day for Wheat ; prices as 114 to 5. per qr. lower. Barley comes very sparingly to market. The trade is le. to L. per qr. dearer. Beane and Pees are both lower to-day, with very little Maine's doing. lionize Hamm, March 28.—We had a good attendance at market to-day. Wheat declined la to 2s. from our last. Not a sample ef Barley was shown. Oats and Beans at last week's pnota.—Wheat, ge. to 63e. Oats, Ida. to 19e. Beans, 38e. to 40e. per qr. Marsox Idowszae, Mardi 28.—Ra Dave had a good ripply of all kinds of grain, which sold la pa qr. lower Wan lese week. Wheat, old, Re. to 68a. ; new, Mt to 68s. Barley, 30s. to 335. Oat•, old, 30s. to 335. ; new, 23.. to 275. Beans. old, 54.. to as ; new, 425. to 48.. per qr. Nitwattu, March 29.—We had • large tatrket, but little or no business done. Wheat front le. to 2s. per qr. lower. Spring Corn a heavy sale at late rates. Wheat, white, 645. to 58.. per qr. ; red, 52.. to Sts. Barley. malt ing, 335. to 355. ; grinding, 265. to 30s. Beans, new, 40s. to 425.; old. 645. to 5.5.. Oats, seed. 255. to 29.. ; feed, 20s. to 245. Pees, grey, 465. to 60. ; Mae, 665. to 68.. Tares, 64e. Malt, 58s. to 60.. per qr. - - NEWBCRY, Much 30.—We had rather an increased sup ply of Wheat, but no improvement in the condition ; sad although a reduction of 2s. per qr. was submitted to, a clear knee could not be effected. A small supply of Barley, which met a ready sale at fully Is. per qr. advance. Oats, Beans, and Peas exceedingly dull. Averages to the 25th . Wheat, 713 qrs., at 525. 6d. Barley, 369, at 335. 6d, Oats, 17, at 20s. Bd. Beans, 15, at 41s. IPLYKOUTB, March 30.—The this morning's market very few were effected ; prices unaltered. Corn trade is dull, and at sales of any erain or Flour The weather is unsettled. Rower.v, March 30.—Wheat was rather scarce; a few fine white lots made 141. 10s.; red, 111 ; old, dry, 131 155.; common, 121. 10s. to 131 ; inferior, 121. per load. Barley • short supply • the best malting was reatily purchased at an advance of Is. per qr. In other sorts very little alteration. Beans were scarce ; old ticks made Is. per qr. more money. New Beans u before. Peu in good demand ; prices as last week. Oats in good demand, ►t from 20s. to 275. per qr. ROYSTON, March 29.—A slight reaction in tht Corn trade Wheat Is. to 2a. cheaper. Barley with difficulty supported last week's prices. Malt, Is. cheaper. Oct., Beans, and Pees, all the turn lower. Wheat, 281. to 36a. per load. Bay ley, 275. to 355. per qr. Oats, 18.. to 261. finkmeui, March 28.—A. rather large show'of Wheat and Oats, which met a dull sale ; the former, 6i. per three bushels lower. Oats and other articles about the mune. Wheat, white, 19s. to 215.; red, 17.. to 20a. Rye, 14s. to 16e. Beans, new, 161. to 18s. ; old, 19s. to 21e. Peas, 15s. to 191. per three bushels. Batley, malting, 31a. to 35e.; grinding, 31s. to 33.. Oats, 19s. to 26i. per qr. STOOLBRIDOI, March 30.—The samples of best dry Wheats sold at a trifle more than last Thursday ; inferior rather less. Barley was sold freely at the prices of hut week; I beat chevalier even is. per qr. dearer; top price, 365.; second, ; inferior ' 30s. to 325. Oats in moderate de mand, at from 20e. to 264. Beam and Pew; in fair demand. Stocxunt.ox-Tans, March 29.-The arrivals of grain from the west are moderate. This morning we had a good show of samplas from the farmers, and, having a fair attend ance of buyer', Wheat met a free sale at last .week's prices. We had only a limited inquiry for south country and foreign Wheats, and for such we reduce our quotations 14. par qr. Barley in demand, at improving prices. The supply of Osta was large ; the sale slow ' • and last week's rates could hardly be obtained. Beans an d Peas without change in value. Flour in fair request, at former rates. The following are the current prices: Wheat, per qr., of 63Ibs. to the bushel, south country, red, Ms. to 545.; mix ed, 534. to 554.; white, 664. to 675.; old, red, 504. to 645.; white, 625. to 665.; Durham and Yorkshire, red, 484. to 645. ; white, 620. to bee.; Dantric, Stettin, and Konigsburg, 5.35. to 565.; Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, 525. to 665. ; Holstein Danish, and Hamburg, 625. to 545. Flour, fine, per sack of 280th., 405.; extra, 41s. • supertine,43s. Oat Meal, Scotch, 344 per sack of 280th,. Harley, malting, 334. to 344. Oats, feed, per qr., 20s. to 225. ; potato, 234. to 245.; foreign, 204. to 231. Beans, new, 365. to 40s. Peas, boilers, 425. to 444. Imports during the past week : Wheat, coastwise, 280 qrs. Oats, coastwise, 790; foreign, 455. UXBRIDGE, March 30.-A heavy trade. Wheat, 10s. per load lower, and much unsold. Barley without alteration in price. Ostsplentiftll, and Is. per qr. lower. Peas in short supply, and Beans without demand. A few parcels of Tares made Bs. per bushel. - - - WORKINGTON, March 29.—The weather has for the last few dsss been more favourable for farming operations; the attendance of farmers and others at our market to-day wu small, and the quantity on offer's-ery limited. Last week's rates were fully maintained for good samples. Best Wheat. 235. ; inferior, 181. Oats, ea. 31 to Bs. Bd., for three imperial bushels. WATERFORD, March 29.—Since Saturday our market has been scantily supplied with Wheat and Barley, which have found buyers at a slight reduction from the currency of last week. Our re:eipts of Oats have been rather liberal, and a decline of 2d. to 3d. per barrel must be noted in their value. Indian Corn is still pressed upon the market, at lower prices. Bimini:it:Rom, March 29.—At this morning's market there was a large supply of Wheat from the farmers; the condi tion of the bulk being very indifferent, sales were made with difficulty at a decline of from Is. to 2e. per qr.: foreign is in limited demand, but prices remain without alteration. Barley in short supply ; fine malting samples are Is. per qr. dearer; other kinds sold at fully last week's rates. Oats are again in large supply; they meta very dull sale at a reduction of lc per qr. Beans, Is. per qr. cheaper. Wheat, top, 60s. ; average, 50s. Id. Barley, top, 375. • average, 32i. 7d. Oats, top, 30s. Bd.; average, 24. 2d. Beans, top, 355. ; average, 31s. bd. Gi.asoow, Marcch 29.-Since this day week there are re ported into the Clyde 330 qrs. of Wheat. 16,300 Oats, 230 Barley, 610 sacks Flour, and 800 loads Oatmeal from Ire land; and 2,880 qrs. Indian Corn, 2,670 hrls. Indian Corn Meal, and 300 brio. Flour from New York ; besides a few parcels of the two former brought round from Liverpool. The supplies into Grangemouth are principally coastwise, and amount to 1,630 qrs. Wheat, 3,270 Barley, 680 Oats, and 900 Beans and Peas. Demand for W heat and Flour during the week has been quite retail, at steady prices. The supply of Irish Oats being large at first depressed the market ; but at the decline of 3d. to 6d. per boll considerable progress boa I been made in sales these few days. No change has occurred in Barley. Beans and Peas have remained neglected. The dull accounts from Liverpool and Mark-lime had a deprft sing inert upon our market to-day. We may note Wheat and Oats 6d. per respective bell below the rates of this day se'anight, with rather less disposition to purchase than in the earlier part of the week. Flour and Oatmeal were also a slow sale, and the turn lower. Barley main tained its value ; but there was no great inquiry for it. Beans and Peas had a downward tendency. The present prices: - Wheat, per 240 lbs., Engl, white, old, 26e. 6d. to 284. ; new, 26e. to 275. Gd. ; red, old, 245. to 26e. 6d. ; new, 255. to 26e. 6d. ; Scotch, white, old, 264. to 275. 6c1.; Irish, red and white, old, 24e. to 265.; new, 245. to 265. ; Dantaic, old, 28e. to 295. ; Pomeranian, old, 264. to 27e. ; new, 265. 6d. to 275. 6d. ; Danish, old, 2.5 e. to 265. ; new, 265. to 264. ; Odessa, soft, old, 23a. to 260. ; Runniest hard, old, 225. to 23e. ; Car.sdian, old, 24e. to 26e. ; United State., old, 25e. to 265. 6d. Barley, per 3201 b., Berwick and Scotch, new, 225. 6d. to 235. 9c1.; Irish, new, 22e. to 23e.; Pomeranian, &c., new, 21s. 6d. to 235. Oats, per 2641 be , Irish, Wexford, &c., new, 16e. to 16s. 9d.; Limerick, &c., new, 16e. 9d. to 18e.; extra, prepared, new, 18s. ; foreign, Russian, old, 16e. to 16s. 6d.; Danish, 162.6 d. to 164. Beans, Irish, per 2601 be., new, 172.6 d. to 18e. 6d.; Egyptian, per 2801 be., 01d,14e. 6d. to 16e. Peas, per 2801 be. whits, old, las. 6d. to 19s. 6d. ; grey, 171.6 d. to 194. ,• Canadian, old, 18s. 6d. to 19s. 6d. Flour, per 2801ba. English, superfine, old, 425. to 421.6 d.; Irish ditto, old, 4111. to 41s. 6d. ; fine, old, 38e. to 40s. ; extra choice qualities, old, 435. to 445. ; American, per barrel, sweet, old, 28a. to 295. ; Canadian, sweet, old, 28s. to 281. 6d. ; sour, old, 24e. to 28s. Oatmeal, per 2801 be., Irish, common cut, new, as. 6d. to 295. 6d. Indian Corn, per 2801b4., 16s. 6d. to 18s. 6d. Indian Corn Meal, per barrel, 14s. 6d. to 15e. 6d. TRIMS'', March 16.-We have had little doing in our Wheat market, and prices may be said to be without much variation. Indian Corn continues dull, and best quality of Thralls might be shipped under last quotations. HOPS. BOROCGR MARKET, TM• o' Clock. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market con tinues the aame. 1.. NIS! I. loata 31. fit U. II Tawilag It co 31. • NeW weed of listsf 16 to 313 inane clown w f ft.flf Ilea Smoot S 14 to IS Old How 1 ota 2 ti Sunhats. • •to 6 CATTLE, &c.—ShIITSFIELD, Two o'Clock.—We are but moderately supplied with Beasts ; trade is, however, exceedingly heavy, owing to the glutted state of the dead marketa and the mildness of the weather. There is as average decline of fully 2d. per gibe., although in some in stances a few choice things have made rather over our top Quotations. We have about 200 from Holland, 200 from Scotland, and 160 Milcb Cows. The supply of Sheep is larger than it ham been for some weeks past ; we have a dull trade, and ss. 6d. is the extreme price of Beet Downs, &c in the wool, or 51. Aiwa. From Holland there are about 300 Sheep and 62 Calves. The Calf trade is very much worse than of late; it must be something very choice to melee over sa. Lamb is more in request, although it can scarcely yet be said to have come into general use ; some choice qualities have made a little over Si. 84. Trade is heavy for Pigs, at lees money. Per door of Sea ad. ad. Par Moue of Pam as.a d. Bat &eta. Heel ado. 4 1 Boa Iles k 111.-bds. GIL 0 0 11 Beat dborabonts ...... 3 10 Dog Loodwook.. ..... 4 5 5 Amend quality ilorata.. 3 0 Do. do. Oben 0 0 0 Calves 4 0 It wee sad woad quality 4 4 4 Pier . . 4 0 M me . Oboes Bat ilatkrriele 1.. . 0 0 0 Beetem at market. ; Sheep sod Lrria . &ink Wit 370. DONCASTIM, March 25.—We bads good supply of Beasts. Cows and Calves, from 111. to 171. A fair supply of Pig►; stores sold well. Pork, 6s. 9d. to 7s, per stone. LINCOLN. March 29.—There was • fair supply of Mottos, and • good supply of Beef. The prices were about the same. Mutton, Ewe, led. ; Wethen, Bd. per lb. Beef, 7e. 6d. to Rs. per stone. Rousar, March 30.—A moderate quantity of fat Oren, which sold, best, 10s. 6d. per score; moderate, 10s. 3d. ; in ferior, 91. 6d. to 91. 9d. Calves were also to be had on easier terms. A moderate show of Sheep ; the best four and six tooth Down Wethers made 51. 4d. per etone of 81ba; es cond.rate quality, Ss. ; a few went at 4s. Bd.; best Down Lambs at 11d. per lb. Best fat Bacon Hogs were scares, selling at lle. per score ; a few inferior at 105,6 d. ROTHERHAM, March 27.—We had • good supply of fat Cattle from the North, of superior quality, but of Sheep only a thin show, yet equal to the demand. The attendants of buyers were not numerous, which caused a dull sale in both trades, but at the close a clearance was made. Beef, 7.. 6d. to Be. per atone. Mutton, clipped, 60. to 71d., in wool, Bd. per lb. Beasts, 197, Sheep, 1,600. S&LPORD, March 29.—The show of Basta was fair to day ; of Sheep a moderate one. Good Beef in demand. at last currency ; and Mutton at 7d. to nd. per IA All good stock sold up. EDINBCIOII, March 29.—The supply of Sheep moles than last week ; but little alteration in prime as be quoted. The higheet peioe for Mutton of best qusJity may be slated at 7d. per lb.; earnest, 6d. ; inferior, M. to b id . At W clam the market was pretty well eem& The 'emir Oattle was likewise abort, yet the demand wee very dirS, and u pn per ees empi. b: . comm a ge. down et; sewarde.a;omaxidteabedharde.niegfte end y tow. . prim ar ,uersobeseye.Mel For yesterday's roortra me hut pop. to to Si to - to to to 17 to 11 ./ to a. 17 to 20 t go. redit suffi. erse. Ma 11.301 Dttia N. 131. 4. 1 : Ile C.V. 'V1C11.024 e goal a:1 gua wee tlie A in tlm ccedirgl ILS. 0 0 ad ..Agar InAl4ll ; April d I