The Express. — London, England, 1847-02-01 00:00:00

r e• . t Il'HE"F;" PPrice EXPRESS. contains, in addition to the news in the Morning pvers, a SUMMARY of the HOME and FOREIGN IIeELLIGENCE which may arrive on the day. THE EXPRESS has the benefit of the Foreign Expresses, Correspondence, and other costly charm teruties of a Morning Journal. But the fall and carefully prepared REPORTS of the MONEY, RAILIVAY, PRODUCE, CORN, CATTLE, and other MARKETS are the marking feature. Every respectable t will transmit THE EXPRESS, on receiving a Post.office order at thereto of 19e. 6d. per quarter; but should any difficulty arise, persons are requested to remit a Post-office order for thgt amount, pa able to Mr. REMIT WALLBSIDGX, go, Fleet-street, 0 4 0,1 for adeertimesents and communications, Whitener , . and 90, Fret street, London. EiI . :LOYMIINT.—Panons little time to tont us ssorlsod Oil AGSM Is is sod woken Dom wile DA SO SAM deb* sidelioll Mks% age ft but They ow WM loolotamblos, to sooto is psuol, with do pin al trtrtt writ) • tat mosisa sal lot little trouble Is issoisoollb els oda Ito sot, Paso r oiled a per amme. May &aft Ote lot II own I r ma milord ossiderstd• Isom, lig lb* oposy, ~A la let ar Appiisidas to be made. KW loam well& is above. DL CULVERWELLII OMR TO 111EALTS AND LONG LIFE. Price Is. seek by TO la sOomem, OM* WHAT, ITO BAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. mita DisAtellos Ix ell Oimpiebile.) 2. HOW TO la MITT. "ham& Illeeme-Clit. 112 anlearbei Wet aballalhe Om Warm and almlee we et am seslies=im Verfew=krAterir.taael er lsea= el.a. ail eisemara alp me la earaemsea. 122 us elieweease lbw elan taelaWill la Owe wiselle OW went ame ef Wpblaar4 chle. airWSINGS. Ma*, l' ow aillpolles nay be ant is bee lb= ▪ malk. PAWIWI446Ir; UM; 39, Coenhill ; DIN* 4 , Not Brose-etreet; *mob%3O, Ifteseatztost; Nelson, 437, Wee Nowt. Airort from the. Aollse. AntoN-olses. Resteototsset. loot price b. UNCRS Jess foe 1847. With a meowed Pterital beee li zatz= Illearitiew as OW mod etL/22 Ale Lea ad 39 w Puy L TY !roes-tie loyet ; fl_.eedipos 4 Tamps s: lbs Owes ; Miaisests ; I . sl= . olNeers Mil Is /he awl Nieblas stead ; etsbene Ones% dep awl Mitlawi Wl= Lad Itedeauls • Ilaglead, ie.; Oraeamat Mee ; Prop alempe. Tux toseteArreas-The Weer af Nees; reereme : rem idle ate Maws; Oaten of We Man *Yams; The Homo of Comma; Aloiebetasel Let a/ Nee War ; Meer of the Haw et Caere. ; Publle I_l= . ; et Meta la, LAW. at law ; • atelela Omer e t ille rba ; li t e h lttearle ef - Tlays Tame ael Blom ; *war lessor; Mawr*, Time ; lade If Aaswfaae is ; Abirwi the aria Dates Aet; Nibs Mae ; Table be Woe. lea Tye. Team - adersed Ta m ; Wisdom; Oweirmial laa labla bit s atiolowle ; Dana laltaate. Oleamee.- =l:l6et af leaks ; Lent lbw ; SEM ma Palo. . Sod ; Beek at fealma: Buie la Um am did ; Aimee Wse, sejol ribs Jaffa is Liam 'boollwega atilt! PAM Times ; Wilma I. 1 , 4011111081; WetoNlNNolhdhrap. Amosessns.-Thadoe, Sfe. Aontemeemees. lteuss-Osoorel Notes tar We Tear ; WOO& sal Wasmea or P.m n. Tebble=set Tese - Mate lar tbe Maar Waellb. Ileggleteo-Aa awlees tAwattia“ el laa Owadale2-410.1 W Omeliely-Tbe Tbs• leaf lawar-Illw 10 1 alg om a il t u r e erre n le . l e . e IW.Talli ea WWI le "wee ea' by Pellema MIK arl Wake-Tlie Taw rims-. sor. ows The Invalid Club Dla-feel If the Plea-Et Wen, y;-Ilse Poetry of Natute-TIN Tin& of theileo-Dossetis lolls • Mee, 85, Fleet-street, sad WA by all tookadlos sal ateleloa. rosily. No. XXV. at D OUGLAS JERROLD'S SHILLING Vole. I. to W hoL. Prioe/L *Oho La folio,iv. Ihe tro, prim) Y. Od. THE CHRONICLES of CLOVERNOOK ; with wow Mama at Ws Horodt Bellyfolle. nNANIP No. prim So, Price One OtdDlog BUBBLES of the DAY. A Comedy in Five Ade, as performed at the Molars Royal, Covent Garden. Lambs . Pahliehed at the Pooolt " Office, LS, Fleet-street. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. Four o'aock. There are accounts from Trebisond to the close of the year, which state that intelligence had been re ceived from Persia, according to which the cholera bad disappeared, except It Ormlah • but fears were entertained that it wail! again ma ke its appearance in several places in the sprang. It was reported that the plague had broken out on the frontiers of Persia, and gnat oneminese was Mt at Trebisomi, as proper measures of precaution had not been taken to prevent its crossing the frontier. The Dutch Trading Company having sent instruc tions to Java that several cargoes of sugar should be slipped on account of government to Cowes direct, vita thr view of taking advantage of the English market, should it offer advantages greater than the Dutch, further orders are said to have been since hoed, directing the ships, as they arrive in the Channel, to proceed at once to London, where their cargoes are to be disposed of. It is understood that the Dutch Company have appointed Messrs. Baring, Blethers, and Co. agents for their consignments, and actually forwarded to that house the bills of lading °f lows to the extent of about 4, 500 tons. The Bremen Gazette, quoted in the Belgian= states that several imparMat Worse had recently in Hamburg, the most considerable at wide Irks one of the oldest houses in that eft7. The hsai of the firm, resolving not to survive his misfortune, put an end to his existence= the tomb of his wile. From Vienne we are told that the Jrmmta fees Gallieia are deplorable. The meat betimes dials= prevailed in the country parts, and the effects waft felt so much the more severely as the proprietors, who have had very much cause to complain of the pears:MT, refused, for the mod part, to afford them any assist ance. Thus the intervention of the government was daily becoming more urgent. The number of vessels which passed the Sound in IM6, it is stated, trent Copenhagen, was 18,166, leans 2,815 more than the preceding year, and the largest number which had ever pored that Strait. In 1837, 13,102 only had goes through. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Ilaf-paet Two.—The funds opened heavy, and in decline. The first quotations of Consols were 911 to 1 for money, and 911 to I for time. But they have fallen since sad now are only 91 to for money, and 91i to 1 fo; amount Upon the last prices of Saturday these an 1 worse. The market, which was muds de pressed in appearance previoualy, is now reported to be ra ther more firm, probably in consequence of the more cht state of to-das corn market, where prices have desos7. y' Exchequer Bills, ss. to 8.. premium. Bank Sock has been dose to-day at 20:3, and is now quoted 203 to 4. In Foreign Stocks we have not had much business, but thew, most dealt in rule rather lower. Dutch Two-and-a -l:14f par Cents. are now 58 to 4; the Fours, 911 to I. Spanish Fives, 244 to f ; the Threes, 341 to 1. Portuguese, 34 to 5. Mexican, 221 to 1. ENGLISH ant Stork, ioe.. sit a put Pat. Carole, 11 FUNDS. 3 we C 9.009•19 ler Awe, 911 i 1 Pee 19.19W1 eekemeet FUNDS 1 pee SIM& BY, IN IN Owned. Mewl Pis.. 3/ 3 pew CL Ilialoss,l•ll.2* 1 e per R. Perlnlew 71... 19 90 rErOnv.7/4p, PI I IBeeimi 79/P"I19 II per Ce. 1 = 11. .1 Npasii Dellmed 1 17 Spada 199 we Pie, ▪ per Cs. Ilesowele 9 Vesepoule De D a de: 101 Il i. • ve , Aastliaa Ikeda, V -- ler Ct. Betilia bads. 14 5 Ali Re Cat. Aldo,— IP , alto Me, 84 Ir . . Bons Arre4 . DtB, 80 1 lab Cili tal mb. Vel. 01/51501. Ibpsitr1 I a _op 01. DM& Ma, 87 Ct llatH Din, 55 P. et CeTt4 Dutch. Ht i I IiIAILWAYS.—The market is extremely flat, and alien indisposed to do basissis. It was believed at first *lathe better accounts and lover prima of Mark lane might babe exercised a favourable 11111:13 as share dealing, but in remitremitre the market mains as before. It is sni dest that the state of the fonds of the money market, to hr as relates to the movements of the Bank of England, hall a much greater influence upon share values than the cettations of the provision market. &Atha mreeran LT TO TWO =III DAY IN LONDON. i Aidher (Saturday's pr:1 1 nes will be esmilla zi t.", ....... k. F n., 24 INN onl Ward 15.. Hi 13 Nat Do. dn. New, 14 ...' ' l a, an d Dudley 34 t p Las. sod IL Western, 84i 4 r2r!LLts Row Valley. I DO. Nair, IS 17, 4 74=13 p edldwina, 2g4 6 t Do. Rolm. 21 Ow IS Nd Lea. not Yak Own), 41 Da. Is la mks Snip, 11 GM sod Wy, 11/ { 1 ~CW.L27derdale Th., 391 a LW& Neon- %,....a, rren, 42 K. 5. " .1 4 soll Illoolli a 11 , II i P Mliark IDA , „,ria rub., I Da. lirw / is a re Northern Scrip, 24 I De. DM Il 'IP mks, 21 14 Newer. swil Darnilak,n4 uo. New, i h N. Omiles DAM 4 Na Nab taite.,4l Mare = Ihi sir — ' 114 4 .. liseq 61 .41E0. r Ds. /Ms ihrih 4 7 i I AL% 6 il Osbad. soil av 74 5 Daysteaflalishfwgi }X Cr:Zes. iii it ti Sidlill ikar. alhea War r 00,10. 8 1! On gZ & Tark .1. 11 Ildniin. di Ms., Claw .IL il / I Ci ft aW. It n t,,i• Ds. do. Clam D. 1I 1 Ones w eft; it , I. links, 1I a Se. =lf Dat s , l ". *I ili LUIS. Dos.. and Ono* 21 / • q West Waft Union, 1 11 P Ho lksathros, Jai Do. Rateadik 43 4 laseeoter mid laalkie, 63 Do. New, 9 6 Leeds k Skulked, 11l Leka Mee sad Bedford, i d Ism* Dess,as Has. New Paten. ( 1) 04. Lod. &Think, 20; Do. Now, 13 Moo., & Wove. ka. Landow k Bleeklnal, 63 Do. New, si Lon, Brighton, k &Covet, 33 D.. Con. lIRW, 53) Leedom & N. W. pins, 39 MANCHESTER I Milk, Not., & Boa, &J.,' d Lea It CW41,1,41-163 p IMr. & OKJw.„ el 6.16 1e16.W., 11.16 d I ON lemmeike. Da. p Do. Wow Iktp, 3 p Had. k Maw., IL p De. Tbirdo, 13 p Lae. k Preotea. it r 11a, Max., a Now. kW i a HULL RAI - • - - - -• Tart s ew, w Se Dw N IN 14 Da. Prat. ? Tark k HAW, 91 Da. awl 91 Da. actk.ar*. M 141 171 1 & MIS!, Der. lcL Cote( ap. , I Near eg% 14.4trimar, 1 4 1 i Pads ma Ye.. Tads awl Mmear34t,4 4 Lam aid Havre, Hatra,lll ups, Jos. es. La. h t hi r (d). 7 P NEL. p Wm/. as Us% 4P Wm& I N.lleardiPla. 16 . Noma WoolowA Na.Qtr NW.. I d Min Mara, p Obropihire paha. d Odom a Dom, Na. 4. 7 .1 6 P W. Naas alma, I MIS p RUMOR d Jas. Do. r Notara, par SI P N. British are. Si -- Do. Extra. Barg% Ik. p GI. /bin* 77.5. Amb., Not., Brallo. Sec, 21 Emit I/imolai — lin North Wafts, LEEDS SAL Amber., Not, & Salm, is, E. Counties, Tart ii ., p Soot lAnceohlin, 71 p Do. New. U. 55.1d.24 p Do. do. dorip,236. Ci Ilk. dd. p 14t i Walt To=r. d Hodderolield k p Leeds & Think, Si D. Bow, Ma. I. Do. xll,lll. lb. ML p lamb, r St N Wm, • UK, 1110 .' dd. d Ulme ab* Yahoo la DWI Jam, lb. &XIS& p Mr.. Lands la n 11. Ms. dip ,( TOSS SAL Tk.l 1.1.1e5.11 Bedford, 1 13.. Mae., IMTha, MkL, K. WPM Mid% U. MAL 14a. Tha o Da. le U. IL M. Wm. II DUBLIN Was lemanxisa. 4aplida, M M DIM* 144 IS Dublin mod IlligUrra, 110 1U 611 10. kez., Mat, /I NIL, Ilk. p Tref., 41 p N. Mdrde, Sls. p Die Qrsii NW Ow 11 4 De. Ikr., L ae ed. ilk. p N. p Ow Oiss. 216. a NeM WNW% 10s. I I. p 141111., be, kl. p W. & MY& Si. M. SI. Igs. Wes, Welk, k Yel p .) d York k News. Teel, S} p Task k kirk Kid. p Jew. 30 TeTek & New, MI IS lA&Di. -MEIN= Test k N. 1.21 13 De. (E. k W. is.), lie I . Wi. AL & W. is. lin Wm. & the Sim, les SP. , I ICllierery Jane, It& ad. Xllkesiey &O. & &W. 1., Is. lea LL.., bade, IS ILL J., V . dd. 'MIX& W.Ex. gel, Seed.dell& Wat.,Viss., Wkt,t Duk,9194. 10s. Wed , Car., k Dab. Jaa.,111.9d. Ile kl. UNNO 61t8NNONND, al NOV PAWN. Arm., tblS,& Pest, Wel. Teed. bake le inkl T. 7.1 d. Mkt 21 Milkweed, 110& Debil3 1 l l elld dr 111 21414 . V.12. 1.41. Dub. & Mast is. Ix., i OOahea& issisia&s. S 4 Doalares.4a, ss. Geteekeed es. Id. GuliirreateiratilLu. Usesdi seat Ik. 10s. Imp What. Is Ili. Newry, Mosel, k NewE k WILL, es. IL Weft NILE& 'WON laild.k.k. Walk. k Tremors, Da 22. Wes., WK, & Vskatk, le. Id. LOMB 111 wSo. 1181h4 aid 11.08 1 . 111 .•• 81 Mid est On* Down, Wok Wel Ili wti was h e p...., le alt .16.. OWL sal W.:IS X B6 Ot. S. mg W. Rs. fromi Temp., to Na it Ss 1111m, , 1.. 3d. 1. 33. Ida 11 108.. 00 ' ..W.s . 081861. et i Do. Awry mad Moray fr a il WWW•tor, 11 4 WBBBll asomills. 12 13 W awl =I4WWW. urn PA•1110 IS ISO Aso 1816. Botha mod O. Deem 18. 66. ojelt Woldna. .6.r OWN lON aPosooge, Ws. Do. Corners, Ch. S. W. sz 2r= 110111 ow 10 Tensoy Elt. S. at W. Ihrt., Moustmilok 76 N. Ho. 03. S. W., Dion. k Irtatrlm, A i De. Wm, 44 Direielliselimis /B.Y M. 61alld. Dian owl teeth, Nov, 12 1 Whim Ontral, 44. 43... 4115.,154.155Ad. tethers, 14! N•wrikot. ALM .Too. 19. I. & Newport, N.., U. &I. EA& &Tort& Now, A. Sp. Obis" met t Antra., es Lor. OrleD. Nor.). no. LIM* M0rK110.h0,37..1110114. Di. 710. Hs. &I. 221 . a---81•11111&&361.1=t I thithlois dr Desdreekw. 458. — Meet NSA. Soft so& ed. 54.. Deaths lath. Math the. 1, 32 Duda dr Perth, Neer 111 laletheOrtheei.4%. ed. Hths.. LAW it °enie, 191 De. Clea, lee. ed. IC sod Nerthwth lel 4 De. Neeport, lle. OLABOOW thleamia, New, 46e.eL 4k. 011.1 s Dwthethaw, tha er/44R a etd bar Slimy f4 la. 61. re 2 1 .a.ro±l..w' j OWL. IL %Q Ayr, es Ik.Bethes, No. I, W. es. ed. Glaw, Den., It Owes* W. 4r. ed. M• a l WL, Igew, 620. Ida. T. New, 31.. 21. 6. 431.221.411.1Nr. Nor.), 73.&L North sYli Qr., SA. 82 - I Da.d /Ow Elerip, 27. 28. Two 21 .4 Scottie 11Q Stratboara 7A. 70.. ed. Jai. Mr Ake% * IN*. is, 14 4.llallises et Wm. Os. N. M 111 Jklisa.lseat, Oct. Via is Illnerigin. SUL id. *aft BMW 70,. 726:Grad J dla Neverd• Pref. GI. M. • PRODUCE.—MINcyco-rrini, Half-past noo.— Sager sintiasse le wear a dull appsersaeo, and the public asks advertised*, tomorrow. ere again large. The.rellned heavily te-dag, end although a redection at I sw =l i retnbilobed slats Ws day week. the mama at beim dime lee Aim rimy mall.— Cabe : the w Se Miele asilsed en Friday bar been telly eal pine are Sts. te la Weber den at the eons iseasorme et bet week; good 'Mow rave Ceylon sold at {la, eliswintai:lvaase of In, did geed to Am Plan gales is treels ht by the Mob at de. advance. The deltveriesefOeMbe bouseeamesuptisa la the Malted King dom,* dr elms mestbe *atm Dea 6, 1E46, amends that of ME by laßeliS La i the isivasies of Coyle% Rea the pert al Load= kit tear weeks, waft Janusz,' 14 wee 13,300 begs ,• seeress exceeding 3,X111 per week, whilst the storage weekly delivery of the year 1146 was 2,3601 w Cotton i The tone of tke whet is Improved, end about 3,000 bales sold the lest two days. whet, PRICES CURRENT. beers, pat mt. Purr rem. Pip, No. I. O3 0. 5 I W. 1nd4a,6P.M.445 d0.a30 C. Mom ll 6...11 I Yellow kOrey ... 80 0.13 Cargo arCardi/bar 8 IL.. 9 FM . .....-- ... 38 0.-56 Swedish ll 10 . 0 Ilmitlese, Wove... 39 ll_ 47 LAD, at pm tea. Yellow.-- ....... 49 0-12 Pie, bent l5 13...19 Pine. X 0...67 MW, sheet 2B 0 . 0 BeemlitUndne,b. U 0..48 Berm 22 0... 0 Yellow 4B 0...31 NUM shot 2l 0... 0 Wight 52 0...36 rod or Maim... 19 10...20 Forel:o.omm 38 0..47 @velem Tallow 49 0...30 20 0 .20 1 One, per 232 Imp. 00. d.p. Orey and Mlle. 51 0...60 11 1 1:b .w eeral, pole V 0... 0 Rafted, Plembrie.. 73 0..17 I Lampe 88 6...70 brows & yellow.. 19 0.. 32 1 Oorma, to Bond. Wentlndia, MI. =Miter 92 0 nary 36 0... 40 0 Cod. l7 0...» 1 Oood Fins TO 0.-133 Otbe.lllellipal.P.tea 49 0... 0 Ombra, Fad ardl Cones Nat 42 0...44 nary .... . ... 41 0... 43 bed, Rape. pals, PicacadlaMi... 45 0... 46 0 per ten B6 10... 0 FM 45 0... 0 0 Limed 26 0...151 , li Milne NI 0... 85 0 Perryman met. , par Ciart s = l orb. Better—Cork, Ist.- 94 0..10 Beryl° fine 36 0... 36 0 lad 0 0 0 Bazistre sad Pe lrd 0 0... 0 dug 34 0...16 0 Dablla,let. 0 C.. 0 Tea, at per lb. Limit& do 62 0..12 Caegoaorminica- 9 0 ... 0 X Carlow, M..-- 10 0...100 Rim, at pm awl. Ne wr y med et _. 0 0... 0 Bengal white....... 23 0.. X 0 W Cwll o 2l 0... 23 0 Beat Ind* per lan 2O IL- 21 Mete .... ..... 0 0.. 0 Patna v 5.. 10 _Prime Its 0 0... 0 Carolina. 0 0... 0 0 Park, primmer 77 11-110 Smallarr. DreamPorl. bark 17, 0. . .77 RamLeewarer at Taland p g. Beet, Waterbed, d Proof. ... .. . 3 11 ... 4 Demerara, Xio ReMt ewt 36 per cast Lard,= . prfrk I s• 0..4s O.P 1 ... 3 Jamaica, 30 to XI Ditto Bistider ... 70 0...76 per mat O.P. 3 ... 5 Annum 54 0...59 Favourite mart 5 1 ... 6 Strom, Ox and Cow, at per lb. Brandy, let breads 3 .. 6 B. A. and X. Video, British garlts, d.p 0 ... 0 =al 1.0 dais.ll 071 Scotch 0 . 0 0 4...0 letati hex, par tem 0 46_0 RimP.T.R. 144 0.-53 Rio, dry 0 11 .0 6 Bt. Petasbarg, 9 IlmaliVelp. dry_ 0 5 ...0 6 head 4O 0... 0 West ladle, dry.... 0 1...0 6 Babb and Flembh 53 0...85 Salted 0 .0 44 Frieelmod ilmr, at pm too. 1 Mr, B.Aze, dry 0 7 . .0 8 St.Petersbarg,elean.o7 10...38 I m ullet ..... ..- 34 10_33 & =me, per half elem. PM. Rhine ........10 0.19 Ramia, drib 6 & 10 6 masher pm 33 0... 0 Leawood, Jarnaien..44 3... 4 1 Manilla East India bma.... 15 0...16 Camptaehy 6 10 . 7 1 Bombay la 0..25 Pestle, Jambi 5 10... 6 late Tie, at par art. solid 14 0...10 Banta 101 0..102 Small 9 0...10 i ambs 96 096 Lim 10 0..16 Con. la bledis 9B 0... 0 1 flame 10 0...17 1 Isow, at per ton. Red Bodin. 3 0... 4 1 Ben 09 13 .1110 , BeasiL SO 0...00 TALLOW.—The market continues quiet. Peters burg Y.C. on the spot, 61e. 6d. February to March deli very, Ste. 6d. October to December delivery, 461. 6d. CORN.— MARK-LAI4E. Our market was only moderately supplied with Wheat this morning by land-car riae samples fromthe near counties ; but, such se the indis position of the trade to get into stock, that a decline of 4e. to ss. per qr. had to be submitted to before a clearance could be effected. The offers made for free Foreign Wheat were 2s. to 3e. under the rates of Monday last, but, as bolder' generally refused to submit to a greater decline than about lc per quarter, but little business paseed.—Barrel Flour ls. to 2s. lever to sell. —Barley in moderate supply, and saleable at Lot Monday's quotations.—To make progress in sales of Oats about 2s. less money had to be taken.—Beans and Peas, of all sorts, 2e. lower. Bunn. Ste Map pee farm, Weser, Emu =dime 70 to 74 73 White 73 to 7• to 80 Nor ka m a g e m, es e e 72 74 do 70 to 74 to 75 Woven Mellotaitlaglik) BO to 82 ?o,l4=similaBBo6loBll72 to 74 to 76 White 74 to 76 to 78 Si IMO* do. —to do —to— to —to do —to 53 to 00 Kin BAZIAT, Feed*, 49 to 44 Distillio, 45 47 to so Baiting le to 59 Cbevolier 53 to 63 Any to to 59 to Boot& to 44 Brat MWear4o . 00 to 84 ............ toe polo 84 to 00 MALTIST= Peed 33 to 354 Ott.. Block— 32 to 355 Oct CIAT % Moods 37 to 394 0d...P0t0t0.. 311 to 404 Od Berwick oadlltoidasod 34 to Ms Od...Potato. 39 to 419 OA Lid Fool II to Hs $2 m SY 04 , y /~i~fiC.l~ ~"~ t N0.132.] LONDON, MONDAY Pau, they Vto 4 Od -Ma* .. 47 to Sio Od Eft 39 to et... 49 Wldto 44 to 63. r= lt. 2::39 Buys, llosapa 44 to 46 mak. 46 to 49...01d V to 64 Horny 46 to 49 ligoall3l .. to 34 Aid 3.1 to 37 Town, troy Rate( ..... to Nov Motor to --old to ILoyonso, Now ?a 40 to 49 no. CUMOIIIIO. Red .........- le - .—.......»..-.---Wldte Me tiorrod. U. Cases - ---......-AU ea to Sl3 We. ae of sib. rum. 'Met wade. denweld 11l W IL.- Woe b o l d Sora fd to 311 ... _! ....... 0 111/elfft . .. : l ea M. WWI= Mil Tottaldra - to - to 30 irlield.olll „=0 - lila MOM. Datypald Duty free. W and 19.=...„...71 le 74 deo to 81 - to - MI Welt* ow 71 to 76 - to - Mil aid - to - to - .11aelndleo 71 03 sl.. ' 1 Res -. to - ,- to - Bass" 0.001; 43 to 47 ..... „.. Tdotllditi 47 to 31. -to - Lanus SS 30 00 him Cas 84 to 70...- to OAT; Reim Si to 13 - to - Plamenaton eaddlralmed - to - 71yredatit and Denise - to - lrleallead nod Dumb Ditto Brew. - to - Ramo, 'Oak -to - old 42 to 44 -to - Small -to - r Old 46 to 441. -to - letypOso.... . 44 to 48 Tawny - to -..- to - Pau, Orz a. I, 31 -to - , Tama, OW - to - ' Lamme llaWe and Rambo -- ........... 40 44 to 47... do. do. Mothenows ased Okra 47 40 to 31... do. do. laiwww..- lllllO 40 simonse 34 to 36 . do. do. ' Cluatems" let - to -litho - to -.9. per girt. Doh 3. RC £3 p.fort. iltroldW.C.azio . ....... . __tome of SA 3e. to 10a. Lo Casa. Web and Gomm duty, Ettle We, Al OIL to £lO 0.. Ditto roam& mod Amorkes dlOo £lO 0. taint Oa. per 11r1. of MR.. nova, Awarksa, to Hood free NI to 40 Douala sod Hanlon do. V to 38 Caftan' Moly 70. per barrel) Preece „. bee - le - per Bak of MO Us. ANDOVIA, JAN. 30.—A small supply of Wheat. White, 211. to 221. per load ; red, 201. ; inhrior samples, out of condition, could be purchased at 161. to 161. 10s. Flour crir;,,, best, white, 63e. ; housekokl, 60e. ; seconds, 57.. from 2s. to 41. per qr. lower. Malt has fallen, the best now selling at 10e. to 16s. 3d. per bushel ; other sorts at from 9s. to 9s. ed. Oats were plentiful, and sold sluggishly, though offered at a decline of from le. to 2s. per quarter, 3&i. being about the top prim, and Mc the lowest. Beats were offered a shade lower. Peas sold speringty, at hut week's Rye Is. per quarter lower. Tares, winter, 7s. per boehel ; gyring, 7s. to 71. 6s. Clover seed, red, 68e. per cwt..; white, 66e. Rye-gram, Mk. Indian Corn as last week. ATLAS/ WILT, 'sac 80.—The supply of all kinds of pain wee very esasidenable ; in fact, the market was completely statted, the holders having evidently kept back, in the h of 'rime to !aster prima; trade, however, wee azuedia 7 ea, wino but the very beet lots being dispoeed of • pewee mach lower than these of last week. Wheat, 66. 'to 665. per qr. Bomb, 465. to 60s. Oats, Me. to 40.. Maple Per, 565. to 675. ; boilers, 645. to 575. Barley, 61$. to 645. Vetches, 48s. to 62.. COLCINRI34 leer. 10.—The ammourea for *Denies the pore contiame plasm a greet offset upon all the corn markets to this AMA of the 'wisdom. Last week there was a heavy denims, and this week there has been a further fell of nearly opal enlist, particularly in Barley, which is seareely saleable ; even superior meniphs were 7s. per = This seats of thieve • to have influeneed the to keep back their Sims, Jaw. 111.—We lad geed suppose of Wheat esd Barley at our market to-clay, but short of Oats. Wheat was dull ado, our nay be noted 2.. is value than lame week, and bat little disposition to buy. Oats ware the turn dearer, may from 3•. 6d. to h. - - - - - Gemoomma, JAL 36.-At oar market this day, English Whoa hood barer resdily at the Menne quoted below. In foreign ray few tranoteraions took place, the stock for sale biles szipaily IWlsi Barley, Beam, end other spring see rem* all sal ohmage in value. Decries the week, theri Melissa afflullevagly of English Wheat, which found bores at a des et Is. to 3s. per is la herign, litW =t, to dm Y. rain demendol. Daday Me been at a further isidaedoa of ha to de. par qr. Beans in fair request, at morns press. la Oats a her Mks are re wohlrt..7=lalTli=l.7.73S.etOter9 Bs. ltd. to 9s. ea ' ; (lo:::2 B 7 a miztlper . 4Boll:e., 10a 3d. to 10e. 6d. ; P 9s. M. to I as. 9d. ; Odeon Marianopak soh, 9s. is 9a ; Odom Taganrog, hard, 9d. to 9a. =be, Os. to 42e. ; it i rtpU ldli go g a i rer ia t n e l ke Par . to 62.; Irish, malting, per imperial quarter, 665. to 665.; foreign, malting, per imperial quarter, 62e. to. ille. Beans, Eng&h, per lap. bushel, 6s. 9d. to 71. M. ; hero, Egyptian, perelsllbe., 6e. 9d. to h. 10d.,• Fren ,cli Duteh, esseE tiek.Bs. 10d. to 7a 2d. Oats ; Limerick, Werfirard, .whip, PIO 312th.. 38e. to 405.; Cork,Waterford, and 77 37a.9d. to 38e. ; Welsh black, imperial, 3gs, is Mk. 116. to 38s. Peas, breakers, per imperial bushel, tit to as.; Foreign, Bs. to Ba. 3d.; grey and grinders, per 6541 b., English, h. 3d. to fle. ;. Foreign, 6s. 3d. to 6s. 6d. Flour, best seconds, English, 68e. to 60e. Linseed Cake, Dutch, per too, 91. 10s. to 101. ; French, 111. to 121, Imports of the week ending 29th of Jan.: Wheat, 630 qrs. GUILDFORD Jaw. 30.-Our market was moderately sup d with which was difficult of disposal, millers • unwilling to comply with late prior. We have no alteration to note in prices, beet white Wheat 211. 10e., and red 181. ; but only a partial clearance reeling 211. Barley moat again be considered N. cheaper, the top price being 58s. Oats, 280. to 345. Beans, 48s. to 64e. Peas, 545. to 60s. MILICHIATIR, Fl u 30.--The relates of the hooded rock of Wheat and Flour, together with large arrivals efillateriton produee, have had, of cours., some abet the Male, sad the wee k'e business has been of a limlled chanatat t balas waiting to see the effect that may be produced, sad saws evincing considerable firmness. Our market to--day is so relied descri bed by the above observations, that we add n . The business done in Wheat or Flour is of s e lliminei a character that we do not alter previous quotations, the tendency of prices, however, being downwards. Other articles steady at late ra ta . Wheat, per Masi of 70 lbs., English, white, He. 6d. to 12a. ; red, 10s. 61. to Ils. 6d. ; Irish and Scotch, white, 10e. 6 4 to Ih. 6d. red, 10e. to lle. Barley, grinding, per bushel of 3 d lbs., 7s. 6d. to 134. Oats, per bushel of 48 Mba r English, Scotch, and fine Irish, he. 6d. to ; Irish kiln-dried runs, Se. 4d. to 6s. 6d. Beans, per qr. of 6041b5., English, small, Me. to 60s. ,• tick, 675. to 69e. Malt, per 6 imperial bushels, fine, 60,. to 61s. ; fine seconds, Ms. to 684. Peas, per 8 imperial bushels, white (boilers), 665. to 70e. Flour, per sack of 2801 be., English and Irish fine, 665. to 675. ; superfine, 68s. to 60s. ; extra ditto, 61s. to 63e. Oatmeal, per Wed of 240th.., English and Irish, 51.. to 635. Newcarn.s-or-TYNE, Jan. 30.-The weather this week has been exceedingly mild for the season, and in the early ' part a good den of rain fell, and to-day has been showery. The trade since this day se'nnight has been characterised by much dulness, which, when coupled with the liberal arrivals we have experienced, and the previous excitement, is not extraordinary. Such a pause was to be looked for : and. whether it is to prove temporary or otherwise, will mainly depend upon the feelings of the farmers and holders. Doubts exist as to there being a deficiency in Wheat Po tatoes, within the last month, have advanced from 10e. to 12a. per load of 20 atone, the present selling price of the best kinds being from 22e. to 26e. per load; end it is, moreover, stated that many of our farmers have sold as m anyi as they can spare for domestic use, the remainder of their crop being reserved for seed. At our market this morning we had an un commonly large supply of Wheat nom the growers, and from the coast the arrivals are also toa hir extent ; notwithstand ing there was no pressing anxiety to realise, a reduction of 2e. per qr. had to be submitted to on all descriptions. For Flour there has been a slow inquiry, and our dealers being generally in stock, have declined to add to their purchases ; the trifling business done has been at a decline of folly 2s. per sack, 665. being now anextreme quotation for households, and 58e. for whites. We believe at the conclusion of the market our millers determined upon reducing their price 3s. per sack. In Rye little passing. Malting Barley most difficult to quit, and our extreme quotation is only paid by our most necessitous buyers. Melt may be called 2.5. lower, with rather lees inquiry. Beans and Pees unaltered. With Oats we In ip very largely 'applied, and sales could only be e ffected sub mitting to reduced rates. British: Wheat, Northumberland, new, white, 745. to 76e.; red, 70s. to 74e. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, old white, 72e. to 74a. ; red, 72e. to 765. •, new, white, 765. to Ma. ; red, 74e. to 78s. ; Lincolnshire, old, white, 70s. to 76e. ; red, 70s. to 76e. ,• new white, 72a. to 78e. • red, 725. t0e. 76 ft Nadia and Suffolk, 665. to 60s. BUN!, Norfolk and Elate 645. ; Chevalier, 545. to 675.; Northumberland sod 46e. to 525. ; Chevalier, 50.. to Me. • reading sad 40s. to 46e. Malt, 66e. to 78e. C hevalier, 764. to 78e. Oats, Northumberland and Scotch potato, new, 345. to 38e. ; common and Angus, old, 30s. to 32; new, 28s. to 32a. Peas, white boilers, 565. to 644. Beans, 645. to 68s. Flour, pee sack, fine Stockton and Northumberland, 645. to 68s. ; Norfolk whites, 665. to Ms. ; households, 64a ARRIVALS INTO LONDON TllOlll 2114 h MN. TO 30th 7AN. OM IMAM Bali blelt. I P‘ fg a. MUM 4707 I Dszisy (M tII _,.... 1 ., 3103 I I 310 I 47 9. Pow. sfes was: bomb 20.?9.; oak WO snorter% IMPIMIAL ATIMAGES. . Wheat. Milt" 0•14. Zits. Mow re.. Dm 19 10442.16 Id 44. 3d Ms lad X as 30434 id 7d IS. 3d 494 Id ha I 4d 3d I Mt 0.104404 3d 9 lb 4147. IdRI. 7d If 10. 34 MM. OA Hs Ild 13 734 M Is 110.314 1434. lld 4 vette Mi. Aver. 7. od 47. 93514 14 (There Are as PardssOrals.) Price. Dee. 19, Dee. 96. Jen. I. Jae. 9. Jan. 16. Joe. IS. 70 S ••• ••• 46 10 .• • 114 4 SI 6 .• . 69 ~~~~ Foci(Triaia., 60&. ; red, 78a. to 765. ; Hamburg, Marks, a ny Aohalt, white, 70a. to 77a. ; red, 68s. to 745. ; Kiel and Holstein, white, 66e. to 745. ; red, 665. to 70s. Barley, Saal, 48s. to 54a. ; Pomeranian and Holstein, 465. to 50a. Oats, Pomeranian Bed, 26a. to 32a.; Holstein and Danish, 265. to 305.; Peas, white, 545. to 645. Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., United States and Canada, duty paid, 38a. to 40a—Tha arrivals thin week are : Wheat, 2 596 qn. ; Rye, 00; Bar ley, 1,046; Malt, 80; Flour, 806 Mete. NORWICH, JAN. 30.-There was a very full attendance at this market to-day, end a great offer of Wheat, both from the growers and ocien-dealers, to deliver by the rail; and although the prices asked were much under the rates of last week, yet this did not lead to business, sa the millers are rather large holders, and determined not to increase their stocks. There fore very little business wu done, and prices must be quoted 2s. to 3s. lower than last week. Barley is Is. to 2s. lower, and not much shown for sale. Oats maintain the last prices and are very scarce. Beans are not lower to-day. but a dull sale' Wheat, white, 63 lb. per bushel, per qr., 745. to 761. ; red, 73.. to 74e. Barley, malting, 665. to 55e • grinding, 40s. to 43e. Oats, 38s. to 40e. Beans, Ms to 6lis. Flour, True on board at Yarmouth, per sack of 280 lb., nominally, 60e. to 525., without any buyers, purchasers finding Necks. Flour, per stone, retail, 2a. 10d. a ~UNDIRILAND, JAN. 30.-There was again a large supply of Wheat from the farmers, but the arrivals coastwise were only 16 quarters. The trade is in a very inanimate state, aed egreolatien seems quite suspended. Whether the check to the Armed movement is MOM then tuperary remise te be seem; but the makes, bold* large sexks, will satiny recent rates. Bales were very slowly effected at a fart*o• reduction of 1. to 2a. per quarter ; and, at the else of bun nies, a great deal was uncleared. The best samples are worth 80a. Prime parcels, 725. to 78s. • and average quali ties, from 68s. to 70 4 . Old Wheats a re worth 60s. to 66a South country and foreign Wheats are ready sale at similar prices, sooordisig to quality. Malting Barley, 44a. to 625. Malt dull see , at 2s. to Is. decline, and in now worth 745. to 78e. Oats ready sale, at 34e. to 38s. Flour very pientikil, and 31. pee reek lower ,• beet meth e, country is eltenueld 68e. to 601. ; and home-made, 665. to Ma per sack. Ammo for the past week :-Wheat, TM qrs., at 71s. Ild.; 8eg1ay,267, 62e. 3d.; Oats, 6, at 28s. per quarter. WINCNENTRIL, JAN. 30.-Best white Masts weft be quoted at from 201. 10s. to 211. per load ; red, 191.80 M.; poor samples from 151. to ISt Motu., 62e. to, 64e. par bag the best; 595. to 665. second best; and 67a. for common household. Breed, 18d. to 20d. per loaf of gibe. Barley in considerable quantities, yet but little purchased: 60e. to He asked for the beet malting ; from 48s. to 60e. for beet seed and viridian; and from 40s. to 445. fox light indifferent sam ples. Malt, from 10s. to 10s. 6d. per bushel for very beet, and 9s. to 91. 6d. for ordinary lempica. Beans lower by ls. per qr., and Peas 13d. per qr except beet boiling, which re tain the previously quoted Prices. Oats are more plentiful, and were this day offered at a decline of Is. per qr. for beet, end full 2e. less for others, 245. being the lowest, sad 40s. the , highest figure. Spring Tares much asked for, selling at ' 7s. 6d. per bushel. In Indian Corn but little doing. Witinecu, JAL. 30.-We have a tolerable stgendsose of fanners at this day's market, bat they do net melba my very great esgerness to press sales of anyddair ; nierniants are generally not buyers, sad very little bamboo is done, but 3s. to 4s. pee qr. would be sabotaged to by sellers to *dues business. Beans and Oats are each 2a. per qr. lower, and a slow dull trade. Price to the grower: Wheat, white, 61 to 63 lbs., 724. to 76e. per qr. ; red, 66. to 725. Beans, 64 to 06 lbs., new, 64e. to 58e. ; old, 63a. to Me. Oats, =saline, 40 to 42 lbs., 18d. to 20d. per Mons; feed, 37 to 39 lbs., Ms. to Me. per qr. WORCISTIZ, JAN. 30.-The supply of Wheat today was large, sad to e ff ect sales a reduction of 2a. per qr. on the /nest samples had to be submitted to, and inferior qualities full 4s. per qr. from this day eel:night. Barley in limited supply, and no lower. Beau in request for planting, at fa prices, while samples of old receded Is. per qr. Pees, for boiling sad griadmg,.2e. lower. OMe in demand. and Aw samples of Irish on= Baglish wee* taken readily at 4s. to 14. pee imperial Yoke, Jaw. 30.-At our market this day we had an average quantity of Wheat offering from the dim" hat the late wee weather his considerably affected the emeditice. Wheat hae met a 'low ale at 3e. per qr. ear Lot week's carreney. Barley 2a., and Oats Is. lower. la other undies DP alteration. The following are the mama prime of grain : Wheat, white, per imp. qr., 70s. to 76e.; red, 66a. te 70s_ . Barley„ malting, 49. to Ma. ;_ grinding, 475. to 495. Beans, 60s. to Ms. Rye, 60a to Ms. Malt, 74a. to 70s. Oats, 164 d. *lBd. per M. of 1416. near, 664. to 60s. per seek at - • Doubt; 32.1 t. 29.-The reglad hiliamee etgovernment is intercom to grain having pratmed sure degree of ewe pewee in the opinion. of the amis, gar minium this week have not been lively, and we nose wee e liti. red on ia ncti in ims since this day sentdellt. Oa Om, and Interior Barley we abate our quegaisms per each. Oatmeal is also la. per cwt., and ram 6d. per *wt. lees. The following was the general currency to the ism :- WL,si, per 2801ba, red, 445. to 48e. • white. 41a. he 191. ON., per 19611,., 20s. to 225. 6d. hart prit MM., M Is. M. Oatmeal, per cwt., 26e. to ed. Illver,asemie, per cwt., 265. to 26e. ---- - - - - • Buser, JAM. 29.—The depression in our corn market siontinues, and the supply from our fanners Increases, so that every article has declined considerably. The speculative fever has subsided, and we may now look fora healthy and legitimate trade in corn. Farmers' Wheat has declined to 9d. per 'wt., and parcels, en store, are neglected, although I °Fond at a similar a bateme nt. Flour is Is. per cwt. and 2s. per barrel lower, with a very limited demand. Barley is also very dull, sod prices fully Is. per cwt. lower. °adhere declined Sd. to 10d. per cwt., end in bet limited demand. Oatmeal must also be quoted 2v. per wt. lower, and the de mand hes greatly fallen off. I.2fa OSMIUM Indian Corn Meal are a very dell sale, and pukes anuftlt quoted 20e. to Ms. per ton lower, and the &mod very _ _ _ _ Coact, Jaw. 29.—The ormai toselenoy of pima has at length sustained a severed's*. matton a conomposso of tact late ministerial seaonasommt ear ink mealosto ms characterised by wad dames and a hail deems otattletty. The contemplated drops as mare distilleries ham cow daily affected the vain* et Barley, an which a iodine of 41. to 6c per qr. him taken place. The supplies (ignite to our market, the still very moderate, have somewhat im proved. The mod& for the week amount to : Wheat, 787 barrels, at Ms. to 475. per barrel ; Barley, 492, at 19s. to 28s. • Oa= 3,764, at 17e. to 23e. 6d. Not withstanding t he =odorant supply, the trade in Wheat is dul,l and print are scarcely maintained. Of pre pared Wheat we alum several sellers, yet but few offers can be obtained, Si perchasers, under present circumstances, are unwilling to sews forward, preferring rather to wait the forester course of the trade. Barley, owing to a local demand i maintains its value, but is less eagerly inquir ed alter. prepa red Barley we have little or no stocks. The Oat trade is depressed, and the prices of black Oats have declined Is. 6d. to 2s. per barrel. The stocks of the prepared article are small, but we have no business passing on board shipoemb. The Flour market continues very dulL As we stated in our lan tits bakers, who had shoat a smatleo supply on hoed, re westing out task Igo prior, awl rem dis- Melba to soar Leto froth espimmuns. The is • IR the tomb, the maw ✓en .w A l t= i t sa o mum stoat. In Imilan i eFt• meal, de., the demand is lam active, and stem mats have reduced the price of mixed Meal (Indian Meal mul Non Meal), to 181. and 171. 10s. per ton, while prime Mad main tins its value. parmacx, Jew. 30.—We have had a smaller supply of Wheat at our market to-day than limn week—in Mt, quite in significant ; and, being charily hough by per atm= for seed, it is useless to give quotations. Onlo r mass supply, Is. 61€1. per stone being the pries to Amon Om middling and good samples. Thouncertainty as to tho molt of ministerial propositions has had the same effect an the value of all bread stuffs here as elsewhere, but holden are Arm, and consump tioll goes on at an enormous rate. 6Lloo,Jan. 30.—American Flour, Mk, downwards to 425., as to quality. A good sappiy of Indian Meal in port, but a very large consumption. WLsot, 44a. to 475. per 20 stone. Oats, 235. 4d. to 245. 6d. par bared. Oatmeal, 28s. per cwt. Indian Ideal, 20s. to 21s. - - - WiTERPORD, JAN. 30.—Our rOO9IIIOI at grain at present are larger than they have been of late, but small compared with the vassal supplies at this weapon of the year. During the week our market has been quiet, with a downward ten dency. This morning, however , buyers enured more die- positios to purchase, and the trade altogether has mounted a firmer tone. The further arrival of three or fear cargoes of Indian Corn has quite checked tie upward tendency of this. article ; but the demand for it, se well as for all kinds of coarse food, continues unabated at one prima. Aimee ed is the present currency of our market, via.: For Flour and prepared grain, Wheat, per barrel of 280 lb., millus, tic to 495. ; inferior, 42a. to 445. Barley, per barrel of 224111, to 30s. Data, per barrel of 1961 b., 19e. to 21s. Mawr, per each of 280 lb., superfine, 62.. to 635.; seconds, Mk tos9s. ; thirds, 635. to 555. ; fourths, 45e. to 475. Indian Corn, 48s. to 50e. Indian Meal, per cwt. 19s. to 20s. - - RlOA.—Accounts from Riga, down to the 21st inst., state the grain market to be sere brisk 74-761 b. Oata are now held at 90r5., and 89rs. are . offered in rain; this is equal to about 245. per qr. on board. Courish Wheat has been done at 168r5., being 54.. 6d. per qr. POTATO] rARK,WATEFISIDE, FEB. 1.- • -- The supply to this market during the last week was large for the season, but, in consequence of the late high pekes, the demand was very limited and a reduction on our last week's quotations was submitted to foe some umpire. The following are our present prices: York Regents, 180 e. to 220 a. ; reds, 2001. to 2205. Linoaln, and Cam Regents, 160 s. to 190 s. ; Kidneys, 140 s. to 100a tl . la = re cli Whites, 180 s. to 180 s. HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET, Tioo o' Clock .--- Mows. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Acton, report that the market is very firm, with but very few Hops on offer. KW 4 1464 ism 3.4461. so &ID Yowling Kato.. 5.4461. 61. 11 to a Woad at Lam „ 4 oto I • Yearling 446•64 „ • •to 6 Sort „ •16 le 410 OM flogs „ •t•• lambs= • •1114 6 10 given - - -"nth Down Hogs, 144 , 11yg Hall-bred Hogs, 141. 10s. is 161. 10a.: Kent fleeces, I dear' to 131 • Sou th Down Ewes and Wethers, 121 to 1114 Leicester ditto, 111. to 121. Sorts-Clothing, picEtnek.l7l. Oa' 161. ; prime and picklock. 141.10 s to 16/.los. ; choice, 131 Ns. to 141. ; superfine, 12s. 10s. to 13s. Combing-wether mat, 141 1.08. to 171. ; picklock, 141. 10s. to Id& ; commos,l2l. 10s. 'to 131. • hog matching, 191. 10e. to 201. picklock matching, 174 to 171. 10e. ; superfine do., 141. to 141. 10s. Foreign, duty free: Spanish, per lb, Leonesa, F's., and S., le. Bd. to 4,; Segovia, Is. sd. to le. 6d.; Soria, Is. 2d. to Is. 44.; Caceres, 19. to Is. 2d ; Seville, Ia to lc 2d. German Fleeces, Is. Bd. to la. 10d. Saxon and Silesian - first mud second Elect., 2s. 10d. to 3s. 10d. ; prima, 2s. 4d. to 2s. 6d. ; seconds, 19.10 d. to 2m. Id.; tertia, le.6d. to le. 7d. Austrian, Bohemian, and Hungarian Electoral, 2s. 4d. to Sa 4d. ; prima, le. 10d. to 2s. 2d. ; seconds, Is. 4d. to la Ild. ; tends, Is. to Is. Id.: Is. 10d. to 2s. 4d. • Is. 2d. to la. 4d. ,• tribe, 10d. to Is. Id. Australia ; _sad l e an a Diemen's Land: first combing and clothing, 12.10 d. to 21. 4d. ; second, la 6d. to le. 81. ; third, 11d. to Is. 4d. ; he groom, 44d. to Bd.; lamb, Is. to 2s. Id. Van Diemen's Land: first combing, Is. Id. to 2e. 3d. ; second, 10d. to la 6d. ; third, 10d. to Is. 4d. ; lamb, le. 2d. to 2a. 6 4 d. Caps, 3d. to Is. 10d. Atenovas.—The highest prices given this week have been, for Lambs' Wool, per lb., 13d. to 14d.; superfine Bheep, 11d. to 13d. ; extra superfine, 13d. to lid. ; combing, 10d. to lid. ; grey, 7d. to Bd. ; inferior, 6d. to 6d. lisudoroaes.-.415• ilea is Wad be • earl kagwid [stets. Tha w Is Me seA prices the same as loot week, though Noe d piers have shown • greater de sire to west *air wiremeees b oesaaskaally giving way crown per pa& newts sad nog' are without alteration. - - - - Irene.—Wo Imo mot may Tanaka, either is combing or *Raw Roane Weak to apart la are markets dur ing the present week; tuts the wigwag a the wants*. turns as moaned to a wiggly d their kamediete wants. Prices are statiosay. Woo d taste Wools continue to be made os eboat the ma awderite male es dozing the fortnight preceding, sad prices Magda very steady. Lochhosz.—Prices of Wool oh& Yarn Oman As denarl• . _ - Ltenaroot..—The ailvasee of the rib of interest by the look of Baglead has hod a tispankig egret on OUT markets. Time los hem hes eine this WO* I dub are, however , light, meg Wags set ilimeseil to elva way ; the late Mae are eriatalsed. Is !wish the demand is entir , 4:i retail ono mad hut fbr inueeillete wants. Import*--F • This w 1,436 hales ; previously this year, 922' , 2,368. State• This week, 300 bar ; previously this year, 454 ; total, 764. Wattartat.n.—There ,till continues great Intorisera ins over the Wool trade, and late quotation, can Itartil h ; a t 'maintained. WINCNXIITRIL.—Beet Wool, per pack, 131. to 141., or 13d. to 14d. per lb. Long Wools, per pack, 121. to 12L 10s. ; per lb., 12d. to 121 d. Combing Wool. 11d. Common, Bd. to 9d. ; grey, Bd. to 10d. ; very inferior, 4d. to sd. OEIMANT.—Several representation of atitualve yam spinning establishment' in Simony and Theasisia sr* again in the market, and purchasing on their usual owerigliogssale. The competition foe middle qualities of VP been such th at prices which, a few weeks sph wagerf7 listened to, have been not only relinald, in MY eases even exceeded; and wherries a serrieeable par cel can be met with, its equivalent its warty is pomp* at band. This and mato st tin of 01111121111C41 in question, in spats of do pousaostion allsiliway gars marks* leevei no doubt of the midninalmsle, dir tie whole year 1847, at lout, of present quotations. The steady demand for the manufactured article, to say maim of the contracts at ad mooed prices, for the next alp in Ormany, and that of the scanty arrivals of colonial Wools in Ragland, We it thane certain that stocks will remain moderate, and that the con sumption will fully keep pace, with the supply for some time to come ; and that, too, with 4tW aid boas speculation. SKINS.—ANDona, JAN. 30.—Beet Downs, U. 3d. to M. 9d. each ; Inferior, b. 6d. to es.; Leicester and Cotts wad, Y. lid. to le. tar best ; sad k Werke. Witictrarrs2, Jaw. 30.—The best Downs, by the W ools, da. to 4.3 d. melt ; by the Okla, 4a. 6d. to is. 9d. ; mend quelity, 3a. 9d to 4, Ox Hides, 4s. to 4s. Std. per awe peotada. Calf Skim, from 4. to as. ed. pa lb. Heavy Is. to 7s. each. Hone Hides, 7s. to 12e. CATTLE, Bre. Siammix, Two dc . W. have an abundant replay of Beseau The 'weather b mom livearatii, and in conesquenee alb& mole briskness b observable in the beds, eta des prime am no better. nem am Mont 1,000 from Norfolk and BuilWk ; rather sere than 100 Lineolne; 400 from Cambridge ; 600 from Scotland; 180 from Holland end Germany; and the nesainder from various pate of the country. The slumber of Sheep is rather ism bat the town is so MI of mutton, and there Is ea little demand ix it, that our trade for it is exoesdiuly bad; de. is the =trams price for the choicest Downs. There are 880 from Holland and Germanj. The supply of Calves being short, they are still dear. Friday's quotations are hilly mapported. Trade for pigs is more cheerful, and choicest descriptions make rather more money. Po. *ow off lba ae. ae. Per Moe of I lba. a 4. a 4. Dan art. ll•ratorea ee. I 4 4 l PIS 4 0 5 4 Bat daart.bann t 14 e 0 11044120•rea Imed• 4 $ 5 0 1102•04 42•11ty Cal••• Bra at mow., 32d4 ; Pegg ead Lam* 111,112 e. Calm, 00 SW ANDOTIII, Jas. 30.—The prim of le Meek here is going down, the beet fat Sheep making barely 6s. per stone of 8 lb., and inferior M to 4s. 4d. Best fat Oxim, e. to4s. 4d. ; moderate, 3e. 4d. to 3e. Bd. ; inferior, Is. to Is. 4d. Fat Pigs 6d. per more ewer. Burns,lax. 29.—The supply of fat Beef today has been veep kw, more in fact than has been driven in as any market dig Sc menl menthe; and, big much pwasitlimei the demmid, a Me tity bee been driven ma arrell. Thar is rot rush sHmeYeais tairAshersesh the Ana is rather in fewer of tie layer. awl filar his bra said at abort Ss. N. par swa t len PM r il dt r , sad tar hest ha teat reasta wire than 3a. ed. The repOy of per slip* kr been are" with no varieties from La week's priers. A animate supply of Cows and Cebu, whit& rid dear at from 12f. b 81. each ; Calm are rare plowed. sad saline& Id. per lb. The apply of gimp is ads beast Orr that of Le weak widt bat little seriatim in pekoe an* dist dr dremi bilf 4t heavy ShesZ was dull. Prices mut be greed at dd. le per 11. few store Pigs were in the market, but were not much mired for. - - - BRITTON FORTNIGHT FAIR, Jiir. 25.—An average IMO be: of Beef Cattle, of a mixed quality, was quits equal to the demand this day. Recent prime were scarcely realised 6d. per lb. was only in a few instances obtained for Dome of the beet; for others prices were variable from bid. to 4ld per lb. In general, Sheep were of prime quality, for which 7d. per lb. was obtained, although the demand was both limited and languid ; prices for other grades varied downwards to bit.ib ; and numbers remained unsold. The present pre uncertainty of demand for Calves keeps up a correepon • variation in prices, which, this this day, were of the most variable character imaginable upon an average rather lower than last market. trend inquiry is kept up for store Cattle, in which a pa busi ness is carried on at lowered rates, which are expected to improve as the spring advances. WETHERIT, JAN 28.—We bad a fall supply of stock at the following prigs: Barb, per etas*, be. 6d. to 6e. 6d. Sheep, per lb., bid. to 6d. ---- - - - • DLIIDALIL FAIL—At the 011tbly hie ths busbies dams was comparatively good. Pllssisinpilhes liedwistsdrsi 40s to 65s per cwt., sinking*, GEL Muftis soli at kin 6d. to 641. per lb. Piss wive ftsr—say him Bs. In 58s. The Horse fide wms Tsar suppilid; but •hw sales took place on tan= sathhilay is the isspsedis buyers and sellers. On the whole, the fair may be Ist down as a good one. Bor Saturday's Markets see .488 020 e • PARLIAMENTARY PAPER. BILL MR Tug RUMS? OP naeTITVTI PZIIIION6 IN Ilia. &atm—The preamble refers to the act to facilitate the ens pl.ment of the labouring poor in distressed districts in Ireland, fore limited period, and to the appointment of mar . - missionen to that end by the Lord Lieutenant, and states that it is necessary to make further provision for the relief of destitution in Ireland.—Clause 1. The Lord Lieutenant is to appoint, from time to time, relief commissioner , to superin tend the execution of this act, who are to appoint impel:Mee and other officers, subject to his approbation.-2. AouW,- mentx of commissioners and • are to be pis edit the Dublin Gazelle.-3. • committeeman to be formed, where it appears necessary to put this act in force, consti tuted an the Lord Lieutenant shall direct, by orders published in the Dublin Gazette.--4. These commit•ees shall appoint salaried imistaats, with the sanction of the inspectors.-6. They are also to appoint inspectors of unions.-S. The Lord Lieutenant shall appoint finance committees in each union where the act is in force, consisting of the inspector for the union, and not less than two, nor more ' than four resident jastime or ether penons.-7. The relief oommittee shall, from time to time, prepare lists of persons requiring relief, and estimates of the sum niece ,' Nary to relieve them—S. The finance committee shall ma,- WY, ?crime, anel amend these Ws sad esti mates ; and they (et any two of them, the ' being one) shall lame warrants to **guardians &the tipsy the sum mentioned therein to the persons nominated it the warrant.-9. The guardian are te pay the MUM forthwith, if they here money in hand, and to levy it with the poor-rates.-10. If the guardians re fuse or wilfully neglect to obey, the commienioners may dia. solve the board, and appoint paid officers to carry into fora this act and the acts in fores in Ireland for the relief of the destitute poor.--11. The semi paid in obedience to these warrants, and all stuns raised by voluntary contributions, to be paid over to the neliefecomittes of each eleven" division, or applied by Ao firms anaittes.-12. The relief com missioners &A he empewend, hem time to time, to direct whether the elm deal be helm by the whole union, or by individual elesterell elividemt-13. The inspector ix to cersit the sums levied, art the amounts paid, to the commis sioners.— 14. The treasery may make advances to enable the relief conmisdame to grant loons on the credit of rates in the cosine el tasking and collecting.-15. The relief commissioners may mho loans on the authority of the Com =Weimers atter tnewary.-16. Thew loam are to be repaid from time to time by the perilous named in the warrants of the Finance Centraittee. The treasurer, of any union whit , after notice from the commissioners shall pay away the ' monies collected under those rates dull be liable for them. —l7. The commissioners of the treasury may make grants in aid °testes or contributions.-18. The reliefeommissioners are to make rules and regulations for the guidance of finance come mittees.-19. Guardians and members of relief conintittets, ste., are sotto be concerned in contracts while in ogee,- 20. When food or necessaries Me sold by orderer relief com mittees, the proceeds are to he applied by them for the pur poses of this act.-21. No warrants are to be no loans or grants made, under this act after the Ili of ber in the present year. / . • • , ..•"(..../..- '''.... . C.,. ..- -_ - ...-' 77:2e - ; :-"*1 '• . *. . , . - a ~ • • • :. ''''. P r • AWDOTIIIt, Jew. 30.-A geed Mk. more here and rade, New Turk; Neptnne, New York; M`Donnell, St- at Weybill is getting pretty nearly week were, for beet Farnham., 71. to 71. fis...prr n eL Pt ..; second li j %r ha chion ." e a s, ; as M re uq ported iiiCiwn yeste b r u d rY a;; SL A j eman ohn' da, s' N. N B e ' vr a fo nd und " ! t i p quality, 6/. to 61. 10a. Best Alton' and Crondalla, St 10e land. 30th, Soton, Quebec. Sailed: 28th , Tiber, Trinidad; to 61. Sussex, from Al . to 61. 10s. Old Held', 31. to 31 . 10., 20th, Christiana, Havannah ; 30th, John 8. de Wolf, Se- / t ell WINCIITATER, Jew. 30.-The trade good, at an adrenal vannah. of 2.. to 4.. per cwt.; best Fsrnhams azid Mid Keats Beisrot, Jan. 31.-N.E., fresh.-Arrived : 31st, H.M.S. fetching from 61. 10a. to 7 guineas per cwt. Bast Alton* Scourge Sailed: Gambia, Africa; Fingalton, New Or- and other country do., Al to 61. 15s. Best Samik, from 51. leans ; Enchanters., ditto ; Renfrewshire, ditto. The Eliza, to 61. 10a. Old Hope, 34 to 31. 65.; by the posed, 20d. to for Jamaica, has been get of .bore, and gone up river to 21d. per lb. • i. EVENING, FE8.1,1847. [3d. Woo L-Lonnon.-The market has been without York.rer i i . owoon, Jan. 31.-Arrived : Daniel Webster, New 49, L l i o si ng nit 2 7 d. , i. J . :w w.d . 30.. -Arrived : much change ; about 40 , 0001b5. fleece and pulled harebell. Ito 665; seconds, 60a. to 635; households, 50s, t o sold at annexed quotation.. Foreign is dull of sale. ma , florid, of Prince Edward's In land, was fallen in with in lat. 63e.; thirds, 44.. to 48.. ; households, 441. to 60s. imports during the week were 1,187 bales, of which 677 Were Foreign : Wheat, Dantzic and Konigsberg, white, free, 765. e ven as corm' s. q u ote., York, with low of fore-topmaeta, Sc.; Eliza Cotnish from from Spain, 321 Pow Odessa, 101 from Lisbon 33 Hots (leas= the rest "en off h 7 the Elentheria. Monte Video. The foe owing are to 80s. ; red, 66. . to 745. ; Silesian, white, 7 2 0. to go. J red, many, 136 from the Cape of Good Hope, anethe rest fro& TANI.' UST Rusin -Put back, 30th : Ann Moor, for New 70a. to 765. ; Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 745. to lona • -- 1 ve. .-',m. . w--...-- w-,.. --a ..u.i. ,„,,,,,. tions:-English : Fleeces-South Down Hoge, 141. to 161. ; ,=', with damage. Vie eplrtoo. The nes he Wm IMO Weld, Diret's taxi. and Now isderivil he Erb id at the eddied de= fret The Wed bah =Mk teebtilog Wm he desedos, the deemeoh. te dab op lei lismanitas et Fetavere." • Mama let lila& IWlli f t wa 011 l le rode as op do lid odeleol waleit tiltreder fibdo Idarle. Ildotatbs.ol4lklsie.Seopiriart aim sitfixbrassalh. vEle Nob up gado esseekd Wee Ile imbibe dr Pares. the dtwe PlaborandidaWsita. :Z sa llra s it=4 . ll • olo Ares. will beilddlthrt th• The dins ke Ify% Opeto Lid" lisdake. ma Gander, TUI tomb was We Wind. et tbs.& Palawiff. m• embed dela mak Plkwase, le lit daddenosed. =g/tWo. detWo. We. Eng deed, ha, WO to =We ip ed do tithe Oft Ptead. TO Adeertimemes Waded tsit kiven. Lesies ip =repir. meet be at th• Oft' by lye Medi eagle dby ei )ENTB. NIGH WATT' AT LONDOII4I/001. Tim Dal.—Mama, 53 .I. pot II AAwaoss, Oak pig I. 113 NIL pot 3; Affirsoaa, 41 =IA. pea Z. LONDON, MONDAY, FEB. 1. Tun omission of the subject of educatioa in the lasi ism tho *MO may, perhaps, be accounted if IR VIA= pia. It undoubtedly comes under IlMilpmeral bead of questions on which there may be $ Moms of opinion, and which, therefore, according the modern practice, are to be avoided on an me an "on which unanimity is so desirable." We modem that, as information on subjects which admit dm difference of opinion is for the most part scarcely Mirth having, we doubt whether the simplest way of awing the unanimity with which it seems a session might to commence, and of getting as quickly as pos , de• to the discussion which forma the rail liminess i tifrlisment, might not be, to omit the speech and and let ministers and opposition at once • Maw eg their damnable faces and begin." In the particular case, however, of education, it seems probable that government may intend to miry out their scheme in a great mea sure by the existing machinery of the Privy Council, without requiring for the present the assist awe of parliament. The scheme, we believe, is in a complete state, and will be acted upon without delay. The recent appointment of four additional clerical inspectors of schools, seems to show that it is not intended to withdraw or diminish the government assistance given to the schools of the Establishment, nor we may presume to those which are connect ed with the British and Foreign Society. Probably it may be in contemplation to modify the system o. instruction in schools assisted by government, so as to make it approximate to the plan which has been in operation for the last twelve or thirteen years in Ireland. No subject, speaking with reference to the last four or fiveiF hue made more rapid program than this. No In • has passed more quickly through many the Mire which, as by a natural law, mark the advance of a disputed question towards final settlement. And in this case the final settlement seems togpesent itself to our anticipations, if not with yet with certain newness, and with Love efa formerly have seven years unexpected pawed ma c :amity the ; Not more . time of the little volume entitled " Chortles'," which made the condition of England question a cant phrase among us. It is not the best work of perhaps the only writer of our times who, if sometimes extravagant and often self-repeating, is, in spite of defects, always worth reading. Bat it drew the attention of many to more than one great subject : it fixed and stereotyped en more than one great point the before floating thoughts of many. Of these points, popular . educe don, in its widest sense, was perhaps the pnnoipoL "That one man should perish untaught who has a capacity for knowledge, this I call a tragedy." This is perhaps no discovery ; but it has not always been felt to be true. It is so felt now ; and practical men have drawn the inference of the author of Sorter Re sertes, that it is time to undertake a great work, " the teaching of England to road." Churchinm and dissent grim-lin H oox and the Conference—are now nearly Von this point. They have, consciously or not, the advice tendered them in " Chartien." They are one as to the end,the teaching of England to read; and they will soon be already one as to the means, if they are not so. For the end, though great, is simple; and the means, though extensive, are not necessarily complicated. Let. us begin, and many difficulties will solve themselves ; and in the mean time we have, as aforesaid, in the Irish system something of an example to follow ; something of a machinery to begin with. But it would obviously be inconvenient, in the absence of sufficient information, to discuss the plans which may be adopted, or their probable result. Abundant opportunities will arise hereafter for enter ingaethe whole subject of p opular education. There are other branches .of the question, however, which, even if less important than the education of the great body of the people, are still more oomph cited and difficult to deal with. The most onside _ factory teaching, - is that to which is subjected legislature to its assistance educated parents transmit to tl,- ,and must be leTree;; 2- Ong, perhaps, to be found in Europe, which the class immediately above the pear din England. Yet it is difficult 124 tli to interfere with those, whp do not ice in the way of direct oofttribation. , 4=4,10 parents choose incompetefft 'it,* \ ... *l ‘ o the next generation the li ' - 1 also the contempt for levet., . 0 confessed, wvadas, in a goitre or / 1 ranks of English society....-Ifkis•Ailiit ,4111 - 4 . :x. , ' 1 . •:, y' -..! •-0 SHIPPING. MAILS ARRIVED: I,...Dubdel7i,*SSlTlSld ; 2, Donaghs dee ; 3, Guernsey and Jersey; 2, French ; 1, Holland ; 1, Flanders ; 1, Hamburg LONDON, Feb. I.—Wind this day at noon, N.W., light breese, and dull heap weather. Cowan, Jan. 31.—N. by W.—Sealed : Rothschild, New Orleans ; Carthar, Charlestown. Arrived : 29th, Emilie, Roo for Bremen ; 314, St. James, New York. I xvsainrrnixo, Jan. 26.—Arrived Francis and Ann, New Orleans. Clizanwice, Jan. 30.—The Urgent, for Copenhagen to Newfoundland, has been put in here with decks swept. PORTSNOCTE, Jan. 31.—The F. Davie., New York, st rived here yesterday, with decks swept, and loam of boats, haring been etreck by a sea, whit Mee her cabim, and washed tour men overboard sad left Seen feet water in the hold. Sailed Tartar, London, to Mabee ; Prince Albert, New York ; Queen Victoria, Savannah ; Wanderer, China; Ann, Madras; and American Eagle, New York. BRISTOL, Jan. 31.—The schooner Ellen, of Cowes, has gone to pieces on the New Passage—crew saved. Naweavarr, Jan. 29.—A quantity of oranges and lemons and much wreck, apparently of a foreign vessel, were picked up_yesterday. notion AN, Jan. 29.—A cask at oa, Dome oak-staves, a forty-gallon cask of red wine, and a quantity of timber wreck have been picked up Isere. BRIDLINGTON, Jan. 31.—The Alliance has been got off shore, much damaged, and very leaky. Pixitorra, Jan. 30.—N. —B ailed: Bed : Prince of Wales, Syd ney; Wellington, New York; Union, Honduras. BODTRANPTON, Jan. 30.—Sailed: Pekin steamer, for Catlett& DIAL, JAN. 31.—N.W. to N.N.W. , • P.M N.N.E., mo- derate.—Arrived : Sultana, Antigua; Lanark, New York, for Hall. &Bed : James Dean, Port Philip; Hebrides, Bombs ; Mary and Elizabeth, Bahia; Bengal, St. Thomas; Genmal Hewett, New York; William Gibson, Mad; Greyhound, Cape ; Camilla, Demerara i Lady K. Barham, Jamaica ; Canada, ditto ; Dumbarton, ditto; Adeline, ditto; with all the outward-bound._ _ _ . Orr M~aoan , ii.7k).—Beritaa, Baltimore, from London. CLYDB, JUL 29.—Arrieed ileum New Odom; Cron-