The Express. — London, England, 1846-11-02 00:00:00

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No Corn or Meal on sals, at least no quatitg d the lothrei sled it is hoped that some Corn-laden wait* mar at bow being arrived, will that somewhat cheek the eartineed advance ut all grain. Wea ther milder. NEW WORK by G. A. I BECKETT & JOHN LEECH. Now pubdalied. prise Ow ilhilliag, Ha. V. of THE. COMIC HISTORY of ENGLAN7 BY CULBERT ABBOTT BECICHTT. WITH • COLOHMED ILITHONI •11 Bleei aim NONIZOVI LHAMTRA TIMM if KIM up= racommar • In annametes at *Mit maybe p us observe that the MOM In Me esil idea to the but by e o seam to emir et *mu* whisk MU h► with th PHWHII 1 15tle tho WIMPS ememery litet the requtree. The 11611 wiled will lea pewee s for which the bed netheithe will be Semi thsw . n th =th.... o . hems heZtlierthldehas been with*. . 'Mee le ea IM 111 1 6 - 1 - 1 atellise to tee le He f=2lwhisitie dedprel te dhow that the Min et iliat lh ar i Z• The whestages of Megan ammesmest with bier' "lire thlthithothr dthwedi emtrmalePeeltmramethwalb Yew Het bed hells mini sepapthe a to mineilietikeser I The ODMICHUITOILY et itatlie der Mop en et sayable watt , nor will it hamiiev li atisp historian. The anther does Pin th e etmokasa a Hume, the sasy Purses at the gelesins of Oelainste. cede Pumps Ot Ithersek. L liensfare fde shoes at modes am too set to Pyre top to the party attemeting to maim his nap hi a elenem• for which he was wen INN. thei thuds Me et beim& will.; therefore, be an eutkelp Mend essepthiew. the maleriele the wide will be derived (MO • OONNOMWS at all the best histeehe existence RiKee weeney nth be laded by eked ethim a n al seVithe most undoubted embattes. The chief purpose of this eregedeary annonneemeat is to peed the public against any mesiepdas ells Winded daracter eff the work on account of its tide. A ZIEHIWW mph it is hoped, be wisest as well sa comic ; for, Ka tenth is anew Hum getioo," Wm* sometimes much more Win= then the bean it the humorist. Thepuellose of the work base awelained res=thA r t announce the !gnu of pubbeidem It will sipper in price One Shilling ca* hodaninely printed in Mo., illustrated by Jens Lena, with One large Etching eV= to littera Wood Eagraviap. The COMIC insiozir at &NOLAND will comprise teem Teethe to Twenty Pads, and wig appear regularly with the Tama* ROW zinc* until its minspiatism. OPINIONS OP THE PRESS. " The public is deeply indebted to the erudite author of this sew Pictorial Ilistory of En said. Basing tamely trentated Bistekee into a style that may be NMI without a yaws, ben Is bbe WOW number of his History law the mina weir kw tits stMl drier direeriations with which jellie* d the Arehrolefii - • ad Societies are laboriossty EMMA. --DOM Maw " That hat waged laussselet. 12111hart us : wa r ia t has commenced a am lab= of *nary liontig_ thet grave and leaned pereoulle. is" I" Imen t a i r s = • os earth, ha sows take rzter inse of came t e easserbi ldi ala tap to 11.11' sod most gm- Is iserllaa. Me ta Oiled his mark iss the ima visa glempalmaa and isdratessa fa OM sky of IlsehMffis .11is AN Opmee ... aL l ZE concept:am The Illustrious Hamm lemillieger J studs an Ike steamer, and there sun eye the invincible tenth kg w k/piles the Sandwich flats in the most orthodox manner. To do am sate [ton every justice, they wire, according to G. A. k Beckett and We inter preter Lerch, as floe a set of savages as ever dined off their enemies without either salt or mustard. This Ilistory of Englan4 will, doubt lose, be a much greater favourite with Young England' than the fables which go by that name, composed by Hume, Goldsmith, andthe rest."—Morning Poet. "We predict for this work almost unexamplrd popularity. In it historic truth and wit of fleapolish and easy flow ere blended without apparent effort. Instruction and amusement walk arm-in-arm, laughing, moralising, teaching—the pleasantest of modern perip.ate tics. A. the author says, 'There is not tit. smallest intention to sacrif it. fidelity to fun, the design being to show that the wily et dot are not Inseparable. Mr. It fleekett, as far as the first part of Ids ch-arming history goes, has fulfilled his design, and proved that ' there in an end to the once favourite fallacy that tgoal fur the mind requires the uninviting flavour of physic. The book is erylowily and cleverly Illustrated by John leech. Should the F aomedino monthly part. equal the first, the author will babe permanently Said Ida place in the first rank of our wittiest writers,"—Bella Life in London. "This is one of the happiest efforts of Mr. i Beekett's pen. It is a most amusing serial, and promises to become a general favourite. It Ls eff e ctively illustrated by lacch."—Oteerver. "A capital idea. Mr. 4 Beckett has at last found -a to Large enough tor his broad hold carieatorm, and hs appears to revel in the freedom it permits hint. And John Leech's admirable beekirg of his friend Is worthy of the batter's merits. The history does not let you off with a ensile, but forces you into a roar worthy of the British (.ion, who is most unceremouimialy stirred up by author and artist. We are glad to enliven our pure with some extratia."—Court Journal. .• 'filen were not wanting many grave perslns who conaidered a Conde Itinkatone • a. PIWCitS of sacrilege ; what then shall be said of a ' Conde Ili-tory of England ?' We are almost inclined ourselves to shake our head, at the incorrigible jester, but, not being able to make up a r. Huns face, ho has the laugh of na, and ebeap,s castigation. 1 he first port of the work is now benne us—thirty-two pages of fun, graphic and literary, Leech being the artist who participates in the epoit, fairly dividing the applame."— Weekly Chronicle. A jocular narrative 01 the grave events of English libtoty, in which facts arc eared for a. well an fun, and dates are not theregonied for drolleries. Mr. Leech's busleitque illustrations are in the spirit of this ;acetimut history, but more outrageoualy aboard; and both text and cuts are Laughable.'—Spectator. "Nu. 3is as eornic as were the two previous numbers. It is one of the hapti e l . :t of Mr. Beckett's harpy effusion., and whencompleuxl is sure to a popular volume."—Otwerrer. " We are not sure that the exhibition of a series of hiatorleal inci dents, In the groteuque style, may not do much to strip many royal and legislative infamies of that robe of totem:lay irt.whuh histuriarua have dimwit them, thorthy misleading rod imposing upon public sentiment."—Nonconformist. "If Mr. M'Earlane makes its think it is the province of Mr. Beckett to make us laugh over the history of England, there ate ridiculous points enough ii. all hiaturies for so whimsical a genies to ; f extract laughter from, and Mr. i Beckett makes the moat of them iu , Ith ea instance. But there is a purpose under his jokes; he always make. his readers laugh in the right place."--Atlas. " If laughter is good for health, we only know that 4 Beckett'. Ilia , tory of Enekaal progresses in a style manlike as English the he.dthicst people on the face of the earth."---hood's Magazine. Merrily does Mr. & Iletkett In the mount number rattle through , the Illstory of England from the days of Ethelred to those of William , the ClanirerOr • but Witch, merrily, not the lens truthfully. The , illustmtive Iwo:A-cuts are laughter.nioving excetslingly."—Son. " If Mr. it Beckett and hi. graphic coadjutor proceed as they have ' l a mt i he ori ue., 'ltart i a l nal . will he as permanently valuable London: Publish rreslatiltiy ed at the Puncl ' a l t d alce 'di , ee tt y lret-str i n• e t r a . J. Mae- Ideation, Unblist; J. Menxim, Edinburgh ; .1. M.Leod, Glasgow. SPLENDID NEW EDITION Of 1111111111 - WEBS'fElt'S ACTING NATIONAL DRAMA, UNDER the AUsPICES of the DIIANIVITC AUTHOlts' SOCIETY. Thie Edition comprises every successful New Play, Farce, Melodrama, &c., produced at the London Theatres, correctly printed from the Prompter's Copy. A Number will be published every Fortnight, price Sixpence (the more expensive Copyriclas One shilling). 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NEW SONG by EDWARD LODER, "IN A DREALNIGITII.D DECEMBER," being No. V. of ME MtsIC—BOOK, is published this Day. hinted from Engeuvio dilate& Price 6d. 0111 m, 1, St. Bride's-moue, fleet-street, Prospeetress may be had; and gold by all lkiukelicre and NeWSIIISAL evening Paper, Price Threepence, EXPRESS i i tion to the news in the Morning kRY of the ROME and FOREIGN which may arrive on the . SS nes the benefit of the Foreign rpo . ndenoe, and othcr costly charac ming Journal. But the full and d REPORTS of the MONEY, ODUCE, CORN, CATTLE, and i are the marking feature. ble news-agent will transmit THE Delving a Post-office order at the rate inter ; but should any difficulty arise, hited to remit a Post-office order for i.ble to Mr. liminv WALLBEIDGE, ondon. Irertisernents and communication, 90, Fleet-street. London. ----- DTGTON BRACE, Registered.- 4,CE9, WITHOUT a STRAP or a BUCKLE, it tronsete of vrery Oentleman. In the- e the wore easily than by the old system Prices try Braes of aitaltar quality. To be obtained d, wbolesale only, at J. ILIA W. DENT and Co.'s, sniped John Patterson, London; re7latered day bpueli.hea, price 2s. 6d., IMET-BOOK for 1847. With ft mime, and Numerous Mustrationa On Steel and h and Richard Doyle. CONTYNTS or I'AILT I. 'Arai Family; SO•Crtigllll of Emma ;' The Berri of state in swain,' ; °Mores of State in Household ; Amssadors sad Ministers and Ministers in E ngland; Leel LisahMants cerement Offices and Moors; NANO te Nouse of Peers; Peeresses : Pees mho are le Howe of Peers; The Boom of Cations; the Howe of Commons; Oesersedthe Boum o Ne , csne • Neffisteutirm et Meths, Ike., w.—Engtlsli Courts of law' lisattberX of Low; Law Terms surd Mitinim • Terms; Rate et Allowistn• _OS ni l ifassaes l t Delta Act ; PORI, Wes; Was lo Calm: Ameteed Tams; Illisesia; Oiramtlal . 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Pastry—Converm ws on being told to "move on" by a Policeman es—The Conceited Yonng Man—The Boy's Own tab Dinner—Song of the Plum—Et Celero, y of Nature—The Temple of Fashion—llomcstie UNIANACK for 18 t 7, splendidly n preparation, end will be published at Christ tamped, 4d. unch Office, 85, Plcet.street; and told by all lODICAL OF lAL MUDLL• BOOK, price Sixpence, printed place, on paper the usual music size, published rice 6d., or in Monthly Parts. hieh original music is usually wild, places it out who would otherwise gladly purchase it ; and it that an attempt to bring th e works of the most ithin a more reasonable cost, w ill be favourably c. With this view It Is intended to publish, he Music Book," original songs, and other coin : composers, native and foreign, engraved and inner, in the usual music size, and sold for Six. ng the greatest excellence of composition and r with the lowest possib:c price. tentions the proprietors ore able to mention the rat, M. W Belle, Benedict, J. L. Hatton, Edward T. G. Reed, Frank Romer, J. 11. Tully Vim ith other popular Composers, have already con- BC BOOK. MOUE OF PUBLICATION. K will be a Weekly Publication. A number utlay. Each number will contain an Original prii.ted in the best manner, and in the usual orris will be original or selected (by pernilwion) most popular writers. be enclosed in nn Elei,nuit Wrapper (designed by will be Sixpence. [shed on the lot of every month, containing four or 25. Cd. Instrumenttl and Sound Movie will t at long, intervals, anal terming "mural). runlet.. it by all hn duellers, newsmen,, and dealers in ceders should be immediately given. ~Mw rig " r the foln ..n^_ may be SING. By UEND. By as. Songs, is putOishcd this day, scnaratcly, price 6d. : IV. MY HONE MUST 111; THOU ART. n T Mr.. G. t n.r err. V. IN TIM SEA . Tui.t.v. z Songs will he yowls by Twee. The . i)IC is TO Its by . *NI P. Yie by T. G. DECEMHLR. By E. Lmr►.L • nubliighed In Nos ember , VIII. LOVE ME IP I UTE. The worth by BAR AT WALL. The Musk by Mts. 0. a Bectiorr. I. TO )7 NOY ‘I:E OP FANCY )te t). 711 e vonle by al Aex LYyIIV. The music by FIuNK Rcoma. PERIONE OF TIIE PRIESE. irlr Periodical of Original Munk', tte tint number cared. 'Fite exorbitant price of Marie hair tong aist general complaint, and yet .ittle or nothing rive it. While every ctn.% or literary pirhiiratios e and more within the reach of the whole read orlon continue to be sold an er idly tunneler., be. iusanris who, from tote and education, ate per. reeinte, and enjoy them. To remedy thi. great supply of 1:1110Aitt of a high class more proper rease In the demand for It, caused by the grow = of the art among the educated careen of rd object of thin new periodic-al. For the can ; 01-ject, the 'End flambee, just published, for m. It consists of a song, sing, Maiden, Sing.' ;amend!, and the music by Balfe ; which, printed I deganco, mould have been sold at a music shop r. Balfe's melody is in his best manner—well laginatiee venws, exceedingly flowing, graceful, I rime happy toucher' of novelty, particularl}• the last lair but one, forming a beautiful clone. Tho oniment, in arpeggios of triplets, is very chr ber all the first instalment of a debt long due to ions. Tire exorbitant prim of all musical pub had the eta: et of confining to the privileged few by Nature for the many. The present under titled to the mut: unqualified praise of those are desirous that others should love it also. We rfore rror, an oriMual, and exceedingly pretty waled In n simple and unaffected style. The is destined to haunt un in our quiet hones. a up • and, although ismer' at so low a price, the if, in (oily equal to that printed by the first mun'e remit , . We cordially recommend ''liar Music old wish to form a valuable modern musical ugly small outlay."—llougian Jerrold's News. pnhlgation v. ill be moot extenoively popular. It mcr,• Sing, Bolden, Slug,' by Barry uormrall, I:3lte. The numew of the best modern um , ieium. trql no contributors to the work. The ,mecimen The d. ,igdo on the wi..pper, by Richard Doyle, irtiltia invention and executiun."—Beirs Life in Original Periodical has Just been rommenerd and it Promisee to be a most interreting and The first number, now becore us (mild idled In rly deeigned wrapper, exhibiting music under in every ehape, from 'old Orpheus,' with his "area' sinews, to the m item organ-grinder), rr Balkh with wont% from the work. of Barry "am the Rot number at the cork, ecen.ive mit.t, in all probability, attend its prow% an. Id out of fetamrcompo..itions which are to appear are admirably varied and attractive."—Marn aim of the mart novel and pleasintr extrtvdone of 'lean of cheap/law. Excellent original lilt/Sit, is resented 11 us. with no abatemeat even in the forth, at iine.lllh of its untie) cant. Both sonµ tis are pretty, and likely to bo popular; and the need as contributors to the work entry with a. We shall are the meresxa of an undertaking nat'.factiori. It in the wider diffusion of an elm_ luxury. hitherto for mere trade purposa most the puhlie permit such an effort, they will gain n it• immediate advantagen."—Examiner. f the laudable endeavours which are now made rant price of intiairal C5)111.41,1,. which are at present one of the ea. r rich, within the reach of the great Ludy of the lirrt number, new berme us, is a asti.factory Prinhei In the mole hand-roe manner, its p, inetend of SiNTICTICei would he half.r. crown: Imier, designed by Doyle, ism full of fancy that as a work of art."—Jobn Bull. at the (Ace of The Maxie Book, No. 1, St. .street (leading to St. Briilee Church), android cavemen, and Deakin in Periodicals, who will work. 1Y GILBERT ka BECKETT, i~hed. rice tlwe Shilling, the Fifth Part of L' HISTORY OF ENGLAND. I C , Oll/ , Illo.trntion. by Jon. 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Or, the STRUCIDEZ, CLASSIFICATION, and UM all PLANT'S, illoatratei mica the Natural System. By JOHN LINDLEY, Ph. D., LILL, and L. 8., Protester of Botani In the University of Londe" and bib Royal Inatitutkm of OrA 4 Britain. "No work more inparhmt to Oa stedent In botany boa ever sppeared; be to Ms predated In Mat haus* of study It dela= an iramenat mats timed ininmetion."—Loadon Journal of abut* N 0.61. We aware war reams that It sandalne a end gmenity of artier interesting end meted to many clime of pertona, and biome mass so then to Phanaseendsb. te wham we strongly aid eordially recommend tt?—Phstenatentkel Journal, No. 40. lb sok the wisnemleass et easients and others. the abuse work ti aUo being limed la IS MOW nett, pries b. 6d. melt Aho I/ the _same Lather. a New Radon, In dem. SW., Fanlight* hr the ioniser, by BRADBVUT and Eruct, Whilehlars. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o' Clock. • We regret to announce the decease of Mr. Patrick Maxwell Stewart, member of ptudiamentfor Renfrew shire, after an illness of about fourteen days. This melancholy event took place on Friday last, at Car nosh House, Stirlingshfre, the residence of• the { Dowager Lady Shaw Stewart. Mr. Stewart was chairman of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company. We have received letters from Cowes, informing us that during a dense fog yesterday, her Majesty's steam frigate Cyclops, and the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-ship Pottinger, went on shore in Thorness Bay, within a quarter of a mile of each other. It appears that the Pottinger, on her return voyage from Alexandria, neared the Needles at an early hour, but, in consequence of the fog, and having no pilot, it was considered advisable to reduce the speed, and stand off. The weather having sub sequently cleared, the steam was put on, and the Needles passed, but shortly afterwards the haze having returned, the speed was once more reduced to about two knots an hour, and it was while progressing at this rate that the vessel struck on a mud bank, the shock being so slight that few on board were aware she had grounded. It was attempted to back her off, but the engines would not work. The mails and passengers were landed in the course of the day at Southampton from a small steamer. As soon as the tide receded the Pottinger heeled over, but not se much as to occasion any alarm. We have no particulars of the stranding of the Cyclops, except that she was proceeding to the westward, when she struck on a bed of shingles, where, on the fall of the tide, she lay so much on her broad-side that some apprehensions were entertained for her safety. No casualty occurred on board either vess:l. The Prussian Eagle, a large steamer trading be tween ; Southampton and Cork, was also on shore yesterday morning off St. Alban's I lead, but having, been lightened was got off. Since the foregoing was written, intelligence has reached town, from Southampton, by the electric telegraph, stating that tke Pottinger has been got off, and will be in dock this evening. We have received papers from Sydney, New South Wales, to the 27th Juuc, but the intelligence they furnish is unimportant. The latest news from New Zealand is to the 4th of June, at which date all was quiet. Governor Grey hnd been met by a large assemblage of chiefs, but Ileki was not of the number. Two more individuals, one of them a sergeant of the 3fith Regiment, had died of wounds received during the conflict with the natives in the Hutt Valley, making the total loss eight killed. When the Royal Tar left Lisbon, on the 24411 kat., the anxiety was great to learn the result of General Salazar's attack on the rebel force which had fortified itself at Evora. It was to have been made the pre vious day, and in the present state of the country much would of course depend upon the issue of the first conflict. In the capital itself active measures had been taken to raise a sufficient force for the exigencies of the service, not, however, with very great success. The Queen had withdrawn from the Bulem Palace to the Necessidades, within the walls, and the lines round Lisbon were being put in a state of defence. Bandeira, the late War Minister, had escaped to Coimbra, where 1,500 men, detached by Count des Antas had arrived from Oporto, and more troops were I expected from Viscu and I..,amego. Notwithstanding the progress that the revolt was making in almost all 1 1 quarters, the Queen remained firm, probably calcu lating on some foreign intervention. Don Miguel had been proclaimed in several places; so that while the Queen's authority was admitted at Lisbon a Democratic Junta ruled at Oporto, and a .Iliguelite Junta at Benatiel. In ease the latter party should, by any chance, prevail, then an is,tervention would be legitimate, under the treaty of the Quadruple Alliance. A letter from Lisbon, dated noon of the 24th, says that General Salazar had been defeated with great loss by the rebels at Evora, and that all the authcri ties had been obliged to fly from Santarem, the people having revolted. The British squadron, under Sir W. Parker, left Cadiz on the 22nd, for the Tagus. The news from Oporto is to the Dith, at which date the neighbouring provinces were in arms, and the insurgents were in possession of the government steamers as well as the city. COMIERCIAL 4. MARKETS. CITY INTELLIGENCE. We have a close holiday to-day at the Stock Ex change as well a. the Bank. Out of doors some of the lesser jobbers eonoregated as usual, and ell Conwds 951 to fsr account. Whatever busiuess may he done, however, is not in the legitimate line or recognised in the house. RAIL' WAYS. like the funds, but prices of door. SALES. Ocr. 31. Lon. Man. k Bir. Qr., A. 7 / e. Lon.,Nlan. i Bir. Ottorters,C, 71 P Mnn., awl Mut.. 2 1 p Do. & Lrods::s tension, Id-16p 1 North Ma:Tor-14am t , 2 Oldham, Birkenhead, ac.,12,16 Proton k Wyre, IM. Heins ti 41 P Do. Do. 'W, p Ropton and kitchen, 1 d p Shropshire Union, 1L&C.,5-16 1 r. ,kEtrer, lt 1 p W. RitUrg Uhinn,. 4, p ; d York and Collide, le Es, Or - r. 31. North %%dr*, 13.. 6d. North SLl22.nishire,t3On. p Khrdpshir , Union, 5.. 2s. d W. 11. Union, 3/. 12s. !citrate: and I:chord, ICs. Lei/osier nod Elm., Zs.. 2s. Al. The share market shut firm and well maintained out I Ikl.l-NeIiEiTER Arab., Nol., & itntmt, p..r j p 1 Bir. no.loxford Jo.. 5 41 Blackburn, Drum, &Bolton, la p Som., and Btr., 1-14 p kbrourrn Cwmnr. 22 Do. York Islcn., 1 p ',Bloat, °rico., lv Proton, 3; i p Edict & 61,t4.11alres, flp klect.,Prc-lon. d (ionic, D0w..., BUIL, he.. Id Liu& & 1 P Do. litew.inn, 13.0 Y Lec-.14., De..., :It Men., p d Lantbn AN.W. New Qrs., 141 p SAI N. British, Qrs., C6s.a.nSa. -- Do. New, ,:crap. p Tork and Newcawle, 31 p Ant.,N0:.,N.80,21.1t5.tid.2/135.3d It!nek., Dar., and Dolton, 19..641.d Leeds k Dews. Dran.,33,345.6d.p LEEDS St E. Lame., No.l, New Shares, p Do. No. 2, 3 p Huddersfield aml Man.. 2 21 p Do. Exten‘ions, IC.. CIL 11,Y p Leeds and Despbury, 2; 3 j p Do. Bran^ites, If. 395. p Leeds and Thirst, 41 4 d Do. New, 32 1 1 Man. and Ceeds Eaten., 20s. p N. British, Quarters, 2k p DrELLN SAI DlM:nand Drogiuda, 3033 .-_ Ditto Thirds, 13 ..• LES. Ocr. 31. 110. Ext.itsion (Scrip), les. p N. Staffordsh re, 2 p Wharfdale Junction, 21s. d York and Newea.4le, Nzw, 12! p York k Selby Preference, p Atuberinste,:kottlngliam,&.e.ls Norta Wesurri, 2a. 2a. Pd. d %Ve.t Union, M. 95.31. Bs. York and Gulick, d LE.9. Ocr. 91. Eillanuy Junctions, 12s. Kilkenny &G. S. &W.J., h. ls.fid. Urn., Enni., & Make J., 175.6 d. 221. 6d. W.Ew.toGal., 35.9 d. W 3s. at., Wes., Wick. , &Dub., 35.3 d. 9d. Wes., Car., & Dub. Jn., 9s. 911. Armagh, Cole., & Port., 7n9d. Bs. Bandon & r.mtry, 7a. 6d. h. Eld. Belfast S. - . liolyirood, 1 fork and Killarney., 3.. 4s. Cork, Passage& hamar, 2es. Cork Fermoy Direst, Bs. 10s. Dunn and Armagh. 6s. 9d. Dub. & Belfast Jn. En., 2! Dublin ned Enniskillen, 4 41 Dub., Tit!, & Pars. J., 65.9 d. 9s 6d. Dub. & )oml. Atmos., 4s. Ss. Enni,killen and Slgo, 130.14 a. Galway and Ennis, la. 31intst.or Railway, 7a, Ss. Irish North Midland, lb. 3d. Isms, Bel 6: Bally. 181.:1.135.2.1. Newry, Armagh., 6: Lasdooder.7 Jo., Its. 6d. 136. &L Dublin and Rine-torn, 130 170 Liter, 47 IS Belf tst and Ballymena, 121 IS Cork and Bandon, 4{ Dublin k Ber <t Ja. 4 41 Dundalk and it 3 l .1 Great Southern k West., 2SI Irish S. /...'istern, Mid. Gt. West. It. is C., Si Do. Haler, 21 Sewry 71). lid. Newry. Warren., a: 1t0.., 41 41 Waterford and Li =Tick, 10 .• Waterford and kilkeaniZ Sj 11:aat and Ca IRArn,tA. Cork and Watorford, - 2s. 2s. 3d. Cark,l3lookr.,a, go....age. 36.95. 6d. Dn'a, Belt, &Cot Jn., Malan, Dan. &Ruth., 2..9d. UM. Dub. & Kingstown Halves 20 Do. Quariern, 9 y Gt 9. &W. Ea. from 3lallow to Fermoy, 40s. Gt. S. & W. Eat, Motuatmelick EVENING, NOV. 2, 1846. [3d. N. Rom, Gr., it KiL in., 4e.6,1..t.5. Wat.k KU Ex. toCer.,2e.dd.E. 9d. Wadi/ et Tramare, Itte. 3d. 23e. Wei., Water., t Vides. de. 44 6d. Jn., se. lin. 01. 44. St W., Clan. &Thuds% Sin. Gt. 6. & W. Ex. hoes Taw.. eo Jim& the Nin., 1311.33. Mark EigNRIIROR A1,.,b0r 17 171 Ltdehadan,, New, 41e. 64. 44a. D.Renaltlfedeen 3a. lea. 6d.166.9d. Direct Nertbern.ll Doslew & Perth, New, 71 SIN killlmandtway, Mk. 3d. Noe edit. 31s. • BOW IC ma , Ratted, 19 • Dra Qvartera, ,Jfiiiribergh & Northern, 131 14 Newport, GO.. 64e. and Perth, IN. Ocr. 31. Aberdeen, 17 ' Gt. N. of India, 7e. Abitalonian, 231 Gt.& of Illedras, 04. Do. New, 44a. 455. Madras. Nell., & Arcot, 3a. Direct Needier', 334.6 d. 348. 6d. North British, 361 361 gigs:lee and Perth New, 84.4.. 61 Do. Quarters, As. Gd. E. Indian. 15e. 64.15 e. 3d. Do. New, Qrs., 31s. 32a. Past NM, 23e. 245. Scottish Central. 301 201 Min. and Ghia. Hares., 19 Scottish Midland, 121 Edinb. and North., 14 Strathearn Junction, 57e. 565. 64. Do. Newport, 65a. rid. 63a. Stirling k Dunkirm., 21e. GLASGOW BALES, Ocr. 30. Airdrie and Rathgate, Nut Edit,. and Newport, 58e. 6d. 595. Ayr and Galloway, U. Ge. 6d. Glenne/ General Terminus, 91 Initial and Irish Union, 42e. Ghue. , Ki1.,6: Ayr, liar - es, U. I Za. Caleddnian, New, 46e. 455. Gd. Dumf., & Car., 33e. 33e. 6d. Corn. & Devon Cen. , 365. Glee., Kil., k Ardroe., 25.. 64. Direct Northern, 34a. 351. Glee., Airdie, & Stork. Jn., 31s. Dundee and Perth, 23i Great Indium Eenin., Gs. 341. 6e. 6d Do. New, 565. 6d. Si F. Gd. p North British, 331 151 Danblane, Doune, and 16a. Quarter*, Ste. East of Pik, 20e. 6d. Do. New Qre., se. 29e. 30e. 3d. East Indian Railway, I& 9d. Stirling & Dunfermline, 20e. Edinburgh & Glasg. New, 19 Strathearn Jun., 50e. ed. 52a. 6d. Do. Quarters, IS Om 31. =t i t re 4„ 97a. 6d. Gt. N. of So:eland, 2,14. Id. NA Med., Net, It Arent, 64.66. 3.34. (ben. & Devon Central, 36d. 84. Nan. klbethampani. 23a. S Dundee & Perth, New, 575. 6d. p North British, 34,11. East Indian Railway, 15e. 9d. Do. Baleen 104. Edinburgh and Northern, 14/. Do. New (Jill (Scrip), 30.. 6d. Edinburgh and Newport, 645. Sooitirli Central, zolt. Kilmamoek, & Air, 68/. stirlinitabbe & Slid. In., 53e. 01. Was., Ardrui., 26e.6d. litratLearn Junction, 56e. 57e. Gd. tam., Air., Monk. Jo., 31.. • ALES, Ocr. 30. Weal. North of India, 6s. GL North of Scotland ; 21s. Great taallarrn of Madras, 3s. 6d. North British, 351 36 Do. Ilaircs, Do. Quarter; Ma 725. 6d. Do. NewQrs. Scr, 298.6 d. 3tu.6d. Scottish antral, 201 204 Scottish laidbind, 121 Strathearti Junction, 33; 56; York k Newcastle, New, 17 PRODUCE. MINCING-LANE, Half'-past Two. The refined Sugar market steady, but not active. Cotton wears a firm appearance, but no transaction of im portance reported up to this hour. Runs.—The market is rather unsteady, but proof Lee wards must be valued at 2s. 61. to 2s. 7d., and rather scarce. East India common, 2s. 3d. to 2=. 4d. Frait.—Hu been in good demand. Currants, Zante and Cephalonia, 543. to 54e. Gd. ' • Patters , 555. ; Valencias, 465. ; new Sultanas, nos. ; new Muscatels, boxes bunch, 4Ss. ; Laver's, 525. to 569., whole and half boxes. Oils have rather improved both in demand and price. ' Seal, pale, 32/. to 34/. ; Cod, 27/ 10s. ' • Southern Whale, 27/. to 2W. ; Sperm and head matter, Sill. to 901. PRICES CURRENT. ISCOAR. Mrt. DI.TT PAID. W. India, it.P.bwn...42 d0..344 Otl Yellow W Limy 45 0...4 7 rine 40...52 Maurittio, brown Yellow 43 0 4 7 line 43 0...53 Bengol3:sladnin, b 34 0...42 'Mow 43 0. 4 White.., 4B 0...57 Foreign, brown. 34 0.. .43 Yellow .. . 44 ^ Pica, No. 1. Ileum 11 10...12 9 Cargo atQadiftbar 9 0... 0 Swttlesb ll o:.. 0 II Litw, at per too. Piff, beat lB 10 .18 13 Nttlted, abed 19 10... 0 0 Rare 2O 10... 0 0 Patent PhOt 22 0... 0 0 red or minium Spelter ss ;...46 0 Grey and white 47 0...34 0 Refined, llambro' 6B 0...72 0 Lumps 63 0..67 0 Comm, In Bond. West India, ordi nary _ • 00,, per 252 Imp. gaL d.p. Seol, pale 3 0... 0 0 atraw Bl 10 . 0 0 brown & IC 0 . 30 10 Sperm 00 0...00 0 Head Matter OB 0...00 0 Cad 27 0...27 10 Goc . 4. 45 0... 60 0 Pine 7O 0...100 3eylon, good ordi nary ........ 38 0... 39 0 Fwe ordinary 3O 0... 45 0 Fine SS 0... 89 0 Mocha, good to fineso 0... 66 CAt.ta Ittea, wiry to fine 34 0... 35 0 Sumatra and Pa dang 22 0... 25 0 Cocoa. We..t .34 0... 46 0 flouta Sea 28 10 .28 10 Olitt,Gallipol4p.tan 42 0... 0 0 Cocoa Nut .. .. 39 0...40 0 Seed, Rape, pale, per ton 33 10...0 a Linaeol 24 141...24 11 P1011:11011111, per wt. Butter—Cork, Ist 9B C.. 07 o 2aat 92 9 93 0 2nl 86 0...67 Thiblin, lat Limerick, alb.._ 93 0..94 0 Carlow, let .. 96 o_lol 0 Foreign 3! 0...35 0 Tr.a at per lb. Cmigon,e,nmon 0 9a...0 101 R“ a, at pat cwt. Benael white.... . 1R 0... 19 0 Newry, Ist.-- • 0... 0 0 Witterforit......... 0 0... 0 0 Beef, India, per tierce Prime)terri 0 0..._p 0 _ago l6 0... 17 0 Java l5 0... IS 0 Patna 2l 0.. 211 0 Run at taw= Leeward hoot. Net, prime mew 72 6 ..75 0 1160ca-l'ork. Iznik t2O 0...72 I 80., Belfast— .. Bacon, Wuterimd, per cwt. 62 •...101 0 57 0...6) 0 I,67TLlBlba‘Prfa FlO 0_34 0 Viatcrlptißdo. , . „ T. . 2 •... 2 7 ne.r cent .- O.P. .... 2 11 ... 3 4 Jmo~icv., 30 t o 36 per cent. O.P. 3 b ... 3 10 Favourite Liarlo 4 5 4 10 Brandy, tat 'wands 3 0 ... 6 0 Ft.vr, per toe. Riga, P . T.tt £44 0...53 0 St. Petersburg, 9 Lead 4O 0 0 0 Dutch and Flertthh 5 5 . 0 5 kriiShwd xmn, Ax owl C. B.A. mud Al. Video, t ed --- 4.0 Clis.tl €l7 • 4 . .0 4 Ilrazil, dry 0 6 ...0 6 I)ry.tlted 0 ti 0 5 Rio, dry 0 4f. .0 G Lima & Valp. dry 0 5 ...0 0 Rent Jodi.; dry 0 44 ..0 6 Salted 0 3i...0 44 East lnitia .... 0 4 , ..0 1.06 Ripe, 11.Ayrri, dry 0 7 . ..0 8 Iti,iia, dry 0 6;...0 9 S. Amer.Horre, per lOW 8 0...18 0 Lussia, ditto 6 6...10 G Dre Woinn, at pet ton. Lotromid,Jamaira £4 5... 4 10 Madura,. 5 5... 5 15 ('amixoelty 910... 7 10 l'itAtie, Jamaica 5 10... 6 0 Cuba 9 C.. 9 10 Nicaragua, large and Pot id 14 0...15 0 ! tiatali ... 9 0...10 0 Lima 13 O. .IG 0 Farm) .. l4 0...17 0 Red Sanders. 5 10... 5 15 Itozil 50 9...55 0 ili In', at per ton. St.Peteraburg,clean.C3i 0. 34 0 outabot .. 33 o ... half clean Riga, outelia 31 0 . 0 0 33 .36 0 last Suan l3 0...16 0 limbsy l4 0...18 0 Jute The, of per ewt. Banes 100 0 . 0 0 Ntra.t.4 Coin. in blocks 95 0... 0 0 luus, of per ton. Bars 49 10 .C 9 15 TALLOW. An arrival of 13,0041 ewts. of Tallow has raised the smallest stock on record to 15,014 cwts., against 23,465 last year, sad :11,557 in 1841, The market, artificially raised by the scarcity of Tallow in bond, fell on the arrival of so large a quantity, and prices arc: Przerslorg Y. C. an the spot All the year deli e JentLxj to March GL CORN. Melts-LaNE.—The supply of Wheat at market this mon.ing, by land-carriage samples from the near counties, woo but moderate • the makes, nevertheless, succeeded in purekasing at a de cline of In to 2s. per qr. for the best runs, and 2i. to 3s. for secondary and inferior qualities. Free fo reign, fur which there was but little enquiry, was held at last week's prices. In beaded Wheat I did not hear of a trans'ction. Bane! Flour could oulv he sold at a decline of lc to 2s. per barrel. The town millers reduced the price of Flour 4s. per sock. The arrival of English Barley during the week Las not been large, but the receipts from abroad have been consider able. Choice samples of malting Barley mu , t be quoted Is., and the other qualities 2s. to 3s. cheaper than on th;s day se'nnight. The receipts of Oats during the week, particularly of forefon corn, have been very extensive, and, although the trade general:y is bare of stock, both dealers and consumers I hold off the market, in the hope of being able to purchase on better terms before the refsels' lay days expire. Factors were very firm iu their demands, and refused to ace_pt the for oars made, which were about is. per quarter below last week's quotations. There befog kw English Peas at Ma *ct their value was about maintosned. Foreign Peas, of whiah the arrival was large, were not so saleable as of late. the few new Beam which appeared at market were take, off at previous prices. Old Beans dull. pw flouter Est-^1 and Kent Red - _OD to 02 66 White 2toooto ai Norlols and Suffolk Sa to 0064 do. 60 to 64 to 68 Tel rain (Essex or Suffolk) 20 to 22 Cun brldge & Lincoln Red to to White —to to Northumberland & Scotch do. —to do ... —to— to Di.. 11 do Rs; 36 to .0 Dams-T. ec.l:ng BO to 3! Distilling 31 33 to aS itllttag ....... to 12 Chevalier 42 to le to 48 Scotch to 2tecx Waxer Muir 38 to 64. One pale 64 to 68 Oars, English Peed. *3 to 27s Od..lllack . 24 to Vs bd Ditto PuLasds 2'J to 3ts Od...Potato. 30 to 32s W BtrwdliandScotehleed2o to 28s Od...Pstato.. 31 to 3), Od Irish Feed .22 to 24 to 266 Od...Black .. 24 to 26s Od Ditto Potato .. Vs Od to 32. s Od Pits, Grew 30 to 43 0d...315p1e. 40 to its Od Elos 35 to 60 misl. 66 to 64 44 to SO. 5' to SG 38 to 44 .Slek .40 to 42 o:d 43 to 47 ....42 to 43 Amsll 43 to 43...014 49 to SI . to —New tllwier to old to 40 to 42 Pee eat. Mite to Per Umlaut tll Oe to XI2 Ue. 1 - hite Brawl% Mesa Tan.. Barrow TARTS. New spr.ng Ft.o.ctiam, Ncw ..... .OVER. , ELD, Itt — to LrNfrza Cis Eora, Towa mnL., delivered 54 to 56 Fine llon:sehuid 49 to 52 Norft. an 1 Suffolk 42 to 41 Whites Norittu , nbet hind, 12.neo'n, and Yorkshire Suswx and Kent — to Irish hilliazt per qr. romeal. FOREIGN. Dutypoid. In Band. Wawa; Dantete and Kouiwzberg 60 to 63 See to :0...54 to 66 Porntranenn, Ilio:otk, and Stettin. new 1.0 to Gi _54 to 60 French and Brabant D.ut`sh and Hambursh . . GO to 62...54 to 53 Rum'an 45 to 51 lip " tins—. to —..— to Danube and Odessa. OO to 58...46 to 54 Scan!.4l, hard to Asa Ch nadiwt Ts Bwarir, Feeding X to 34 Distilling 34 to to - 1...•T1 Dus, Ru...tiati Poraermosa sod Ittrolsmd " . 12werthi mad Dud& n to 26... to Friemeind mod Doielt Ditto Drew. —to .- to— to— to 36 to to • free do. do. do. .clot _ £3lO. —o ae. - . is Z 8 10s. ' fielelt - ia — a .'liae - Tiesn ditto to too. to 1 - 9 10a Bd. of lIIIIIks. Iwo., Aaserlaut, in Bond 3l to 33 per free 33 19 $ll Disable aad Hamburg 30 to 33 flab (Duty 71d. per barrel) Franck free to per Sack of 230 Rs. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. What I Rye. Beam. I P. Sept. 19 26 per Qum. 51s 3cl 3121 72 2.3 s id 33s 0,141 s 6d 40s 5d Oet. 3 . . . 's3a 12 36 8 10(123s 7c11;56 74 eft 72145 s Od . 51s Od 4 9,124 s Sel 'lss 5, 1113 e 4445 0 Od 10 . . 56s 1 , ..1 37. 1.112.1. 74 1 3.50 94145 a 74 Mn 74 24 . . 17 . . 59• 104 Ms 84 1 254 Mir 541413.1 5d Ts 3d COs 10d 40. 3 4 126 s 6d Oe Otis SWAN 10,1 6 weeks' Asw. dee r . 56 s 37. 7,11446 Odpos Ikl, 56 501054 74 Outset au For. Grain Is od 24 Oil Is ail la 041 Ss 041 2s Od Loamy; Anatomy, Ocr. V.—Wheat, 678. 3d. ; Marley, 4 14 . WI; Oats, 31s. 74.; Rya, 43i. 4d.; Rem', 434 . IL; Peals Mlle Ptactuatiotts to bat eix week's Own salateded. _ Oct- 17. Oct. 24. Prim Sept. 19. Sept. 26.1 Oct. 3. Oct- 10. 40 10 ... ... " ... 60 10 ... ... .= 56 10 ..* S 3 1 3._ r - . . 7- - r 7 7 -1 • 51 ~ ... .r. 71 ... ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 26th OCT. TO 3lst OCT. Ora. English. Scotch. Irish. Forign. Wbent I 19503 13131 Barley 640 I COS ISM Oats 4662 177 I 9032 910111 Floor, 200 sacks, 8499 barrels; malt, 5930 . ANDOVER, OCT. 31.—The market to-day was very fiat. There were many sellers, yet but buyers of Wheat. For best grinding samples shown, from 16/. to 171. 10%. per load was asked, yet on the whole but little was sold. The Barley sales at first were d u ll, ve t f or b es t ma l t i ng sam pl es so reduction took place • in interior Barleys there appeared a slight depremion . Go od Oats sold at last week's prices ; from 245. to 324. per qr. was given. New Beans fetched 50s. ; old do., 55a.; white Peas f ro m 54 % . t o 60 s. ; gre y d o. , 7 rom 48s. to 541. Tares, ss. 6d. per bushel, No American Maize was observed. Good Flour, Ms. to 565. per bsg ; do. Barley Meal, 20s. to 21s. BUCKINGHAM, OCT. 31.—W0 waft:. Old it i lb6lll, 80a. to 84a.; row Wheat, 62a. to 665. ; Biddy 86s. to 425. ; old Beans, 445. to 484. ; new Beans, 40s. to 425. ; old Oats, 325. to 345. ; new Outs, 2Ss. to 308. per quarter ; Flour, 41s. to 48s. per sack. COLCHESTER, Ocr. 31.—The supply of Wheat is mod, rate ; the dull a !counts from London make little ha pre,..ion on our farmers, and they refuse to sell at rates lower than those of last week. Barley is in improved supply ; not having run up to such extreme rates here as it did In many other markets, it scarcely varies in price from last week. Beans are eagerly sought after at more money. Currency to the growers in this distriet : red Wheat, 63a. to 645.; woite 635. to 71s. ; Barley, 41s. to 495.; Beans, 475. to 495. ; at the shipping ports• - - - - CHESTER, OCT. 31.—We had a good attendance at our market this day, with a fair show of all sorh of grain, fur which there was a good demand at an advance on this se'linight. Flour is. per 2';',Oltrs higher. We quote 'Wheat, per 75 lbs. at 95.; ditto red, Os.; new. white, Os. bd. to 9s. 10t1. ; ditto red, Os. to Os. Gd. Oats, old, per 46 lb,, 4s. 6d. to 4s. ; ditto new, 3e. 10d. to 4s. ed. Otindinzr Dar h per 60 lbs., Ss. 4d. to ss. ixl. ; malting, old, per 3.9 qts., Cs. to 6s, Gd. Dantaie high mixed Wheat, 535. to 57e. ; i mixed, 50s. to .51s. Stettin old heavy Wheat, 565.; new, of light weight, 50s. Hastoe new Wheat, 565. EXETER, Ocr. 31.—We tare had smaller supplies of Wheat to-day than fur some weeks past, which sold on the terms of last market-day. Barley and Oats in short apply, both of which were taken off freely at Is. to 2a. per qr. advance. GLOUCESTER ' OCT. 31.—During the week, there has been a good supply of English Wheat, -which found buyers at former prices. The sales effected of foreign are at our quotations. Malting and grinding Barley in demand, at 2s. per quarter advahee. Oats and Beans are held for Is. per quarter more money. At our market thia day, millers purchased Wheat with caution, and sales could not. be pro ceeded with freely ; prices must be considered for all sorts the turn in favour of the buyer. Boiling Peas find buyers, at full prices. GUILDFORD, OCT. 31.—There was a large quantity of Wheat for sale to-day, though but a small portion of it was fresh in this week. The trade continues in a very in animate state, and but little business was transacted, price* being barely ro good as last week. There was a better supply of Barley, which, together with the accounts from Mark lane, not only prevented the farmers from realising the advance generally obtained during the present week for this ar.iele, but enabled the buyers to purchase middling qualities on rather easier terms than last Saturday. There Nu not a great deal of business done. MANCHESTER, OCT. 31.—Our market, as well as those of Liverpool and Wakefield, has been quiet during the week. Wheat and Flour have not varied in value, whilst Beans, Oata, and feeding stuff: have realised rather higher prices. At our Exchange, to-day, Dayer., of Wheat and Flour act cautiously, and seem inclined to tell luck uu their stocks ; fur some qualities of both a slight reduction on pre vious rates would be .submitted to. The scarcity of Oats s _ e n a ble, holslantu obtain high prices ; bqt the business done is In retail lots to needy pureltaeers. Beaus and Malt Is. per quarter and load higher. Low feeding stuff is scarce and in demand. Natiwicir, Ocr.:3l!—The supply of Wheat at our market to-day was small, and heel our millers been desirous to purchase at all freely it would have been found quite inadequate, but owing to the dullness of Mark-lane yester day, the trade was quite inactive, and the price must he quoted from Is. to 2s. below the currency of last week. There was a pretty good show of Barley, and is. to 4s. lower was submitted to, but many of the farmers would not sell at the redaction in the price, and carried the sampler home, there fore but little business seems to have been transacted. In other things there is no variation. But little doiniin Flour. The following are the prices of Grain:—Wheat, white, new, 68s. to 70s. per qr. ; red, new, G 2 ,. to 655.; do., old, .551. to Barley, molting, 445. to 46a.; common, 385. to 40e.. Beans, 40s. to 4Gs. Sixpence per qr. for inland freight. Flour, superfine, 48a. ; household, 4Gs. per sack, free on board at Yarmouth, purchasers finding sacks. NI:WCASTLE-ON-TTNE, OCT. 31.—At our market this morning we hail a moderate show of Wheat front the country, but from the coast the arrivals are upon a liberal scale, fresh thraelied parcels being, however, wanted, were in tolerably likely request, and in some partial instances a slight advance was realized, but in south country qualities, although a fair extent of business was done, higher prices could not be obtained. and, upon the whole, the trade closed dull fur these descriptions. I u foreign few transactions occurred, but in the sales made full rates were realised. Flour in scarcely such good request as last week, and w here sale' were prowed rather lower rates were submitted to. ltye must be noted 2s. per qr. nearer, and extremely scarce, and, from the high prices paying in the gout!' for that article, it would require :ins. per qr. to be got here, which figure is not attainable, 46e. being an extreme value for extra qualities, weighing al to 60 lbs. per bushel. Barley must be quoted Is. per qr. higher, hut this advance is only complied with by the most neeeseitnui buyers. Primo season-made Malt must again be written 2s. per qr. deem., the best samples being now ealeuble at 70s. per qr. Beans nominally the same. Boiling Peas rather more sought after. Having only a moderate supply of Oats, a clearance was early etrocted at an advance of Is per qr. - - SUNDERLAND, OCT. 31.—The weather has been beautifully fine and settled during the week, and the farmers are busy preparing the ground for Wheat sowing, and se curing the late potato crop, which is turning out very good. Few rotton tubers arc found, and the produce and quality are excellent. There was but a small supply of Wheat at market to-day, which sold rather freely at the rates of last week. Fine sample of new Wheat Ms. to 705.; but the bulk would range from his. to 685.; old Wheats from 10i. to 4Ss South Country Wheats and free foreign in demmd at fBs. to its. for prime samples. Malting Barley is scarce, and worth 465. to dos. Beans, Peas, and Oats ready sale at late rates. Flour plentiful at 601. to li2s. re sack. Avcrazcs for the week, ending Oct. 29.—Wheat, 32.3 qrs., at 61,.10d. ; Oats, SO qrs., at 30s. per qr. WORCESTER, Ocr. 31.—We had a moderate supply of Wheat at our raraket today, which sold slowly at last week's prices, and for inferior samples a trifling reduction was submitted to. Barley was more plentiful ; but tine malting qualities supported last day's prices, 6s. 34. to 6s. 9d. per imperial bushel ; grinding qualities, 17s. to ISs. per bag of 2001bs. Old Buena made 18s. 6d. to 20s. per bag of 2001bs. ; new, 'ls. to 18s. Few I'eas offering: Old and New for grinding, 17s. to 17s. ad. per 2001b5.; white boi'ers, 7s. 6d. to 80. per imperial bushel. English Oats, Is. to sa. per imperial bushel. Irish Old, ts. to 4s. 31. per 391ba. ; new, 3s. 9d. to 4s. WISBECH, OCT. 31.—The supply of all Grain is small to-day. The condition of Wheat falls off; and the trade Is Is. lower for all but the few dry samples. Oats and Beans in good demand at fully former prices. Wheat, die. to his. per quarter; old, as. to 60s. do. Oats, 13d. to 14d. per stone. Beans, lin. to 48s. per quarter ; old, .50s. do. W OCT. 31.—There appeared but few buyers here to-day at the prices asked by the farmers. In Wheat best samples appeared to sell at our last quotations, but inferior seemed to have but few inquirers; the terms ran between 60s. and M. per quarter. fhe price of best Earley was between 46 . . and 50.. per quarter. Oats, of the best quality, fetched from 30s. to 345. per quarter; inferior dark samples from 21s. to 28s. per quarter. Beans and Peas so exceedingly scarce, as to make it almost impossible to quote rriol ; we heard of 60s. per quarter being demanded for good old Beans. Tares as last week. Indian Corn but little left. DUBLIN, Orr. 30.—Notwithstanding the occupa tion of stir farmers at field work, our supplies continue and millers purchasing with increased caution. The price of Wheat has receded Is. per barrel. Oats of the better (pa -1 lieies arc 3d. to 6d. per barrel higher, but Barley is the turn lower; and Oatmeal and Flour are hem,- at previoie. I prices. The following was the gercral currency to the farmers:—Wheat, red, 335. to 375.; ditto white, Ws. to 395. Gd. per f:SO lbs. Oats. 10s. t 18s. per 196 lbs. Barley, 11's. to 21e. per 224 lb. Oatmeal, 20s. to 225. per cwt, Flour, 21s. to 22a. per cwt. for seconds. LIMERICK, OCT. 31.—We have had still further excited marleeta during the week, both in Wheat and Oats. A small market of the former only to hand to-day, and far mers very stiff, ultimately compelling millers to pay Is. 11 Id. tole.ll id., and c ten 2s. per stone for red Wheat, and 2a. OW. WATERFORD, OCT. St.—Supplies of Wheat during the week having somewhat increased, and the de mand for export being leas active, prices to the former have declined Is. per barrel ; but holders of the prepared grain are not disposed to submit to any reduction on late rates. Of Oats and Barley our supplies are sill insufficient. and the exorbitant prices of these articles are fully maintained. In the value of best Flour no change eta be noted ; but all the coarser kinds are again dearer by Is. to 2s. per rack. Oat meal and Indian Corn-meal, being very scarce, have advanced 6d. to Is. per cart. Below are our present prices of prepared grain, Flour, and Meal;--Wheat, miller., 335. to 375. per barrel of 28011 e.; do. shi ing , 325. to 345. 61 do. Nulty. 20s. to 235. per barrel of 224 ffis.. Oats, black, 16e. to 17s. per barrel of 196 lbs.; do. white, 17a. to 19v. do. Oatmeal, 20s. to 21s. per cwt. ; Indian Corn Meal, 17s. to 171. 6d. do. Flour, superfine, 50s. to 31s. per sack of 280 lbs.; do. seeomy. 465. to 48s. do. ; do. thirds, 40s. to 435. do. ; do. fourths, las. to 40s. do. METALS. GLASGOW, OCT. 31.—The price of Pig Iron de livered free on board here, is to-day, 68A. W. for 3-6th No. 1, and 2-:ith No. 3, and 71s. for No. 1, nett cash. The demand is light, and the disposition of holders and makers is to tea. HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, Two o' Clock, —Messrs. Patten den and Smith, Hop factors, report that there is no altera tion in duty or prices since Saturday. Mid and East Keats from per Cirta3 Os. to .C 6 10s. Weald of Keats „ 4 4 to 3 Suarez, from Farnhams Yearling Kents 'Yearling Surer .......... „ 3 to 4 4 Oki Hops „ 2 0 to 4 U ani WiscnEsTEß, OCT. 31.—The demand seems mo „ re . mated, sad dr prices going up, from 3s. to lUs. be' asked for best samples pi above the ices obtained last wr mr mb. Beet Farnhamafrote, Si. to 81, 10 s . • Best Alton and Fri from 71. to 71. other i n f er i or s amples, from 16e. t o V; per cwt. lower by retail, or from 16d. to 20d. pee lb. ANDovER, Ocr. 31.—The dealers here are a Acing. high prices this week for their pockets on hand. Farnham, ore up to St. 10s. per cwt. Hampshire C Bees do. from 71. to 71. 15s. per do. Best 'fonts and Stine 70 - 4 61. to 71. per cw t. L ast year's growth,good, at fro 1 51.105. ; do. th e re t a il , b y sal quantities, at from m O. Zd. to to le. 9d. per lb. HAY. ANDOVER, Ocr. 31.—Best old Meadow I fay up to nd ju .5 guineas per ton ; new do., f.om 41 . t o 41. 10 s. sciii st , : 4 to .5 guineas. Clover, 41. to 61. A consi d era bl e , now. lama CHEESE. WARMINSTER FAIR, OCT. 26.—There was about the usual quantity of Cheese, which Comm ai d e d a trilling advance upon the rates lat e ly obt aine d. lIT No untied from rx3s. to 636. and 675. per cwt. SKINS. ANDOVER, 31.—Sheep Skins sold a t 3d, each higher than last week. Downs and esch; Lamb, 23. Gd.; nom Dick*, at from Bs. to 10s; each; Ox and C ow 21d, per lb.; Calf 41d. Tallow or j utchen . Fat, from 4s. 41d. to 48. lid., per stone of 141 b. p, Downs and Half bred,W lamb a, from 2a. 6J. to 2, Bd. each ;Ox Hides, at from lid. to 34 : per ; and CAI ditto, I f ii r f m illZl to Eß 3 , s. o 4d CT . e ..3 ch l. ; —Shec front aid. to aid. ditto ; Hue.e H 1 ICII, from 71. to 12s. each. POTKfOES. SOUTHWARK WATEIUi DE, NOV. 2.—The supply to this market continues to he very limited, yet the sales are languid, as the high prices so much decrease the consump tion. The town markets are also tolerably well supplied, which assist , to depress this market. The prices are ranging u follows :—York Regents,l2os. to 1605.; do. Shows, 120 s. ; Lincolnshire ltegents, 120.. to 130 i. • do. Shams, 1205.; Kent and F. -ex Regents, 140 s. to 180 s,; do. Shaw, 130 s. ; itts do. Kidneys, 1 . Two cargoes of Preach Potatoes have arrived, but uo wiles have been effected at present. ICATTLE, &c. SMITHFIELD, Two o'rloz.k.—The supply of Beasts is very much increased, and the average qualities nut at all im proved, consequently there are a large nutulter of middling quality which reniam unsold, although there is a disposition to submit to a considerable reduction in price. The very choicest descriptions are rather scarce, and in some few in stances ds.ld. is obtained; this, however, is an extreme quotation. from Holland and Germany we have rather miner 600; crom Scotland and Ireland about 100; about 2,403 Leicester, and Linceltis; and 1,300 from various parts of the country. Wo are but moderately supplied with Sheep, notwithstanding; trade is exceedingly heavy, owing to the very depressed state of the dead markets. Some few very choice Downs made nearly 6s. 4d., and same of the m os t solliate Lowy nearly tw. We have 2,140 from .14silland and Germany. The trade for Calves Is very dull ;it is diffi cult to make 4s. tkl. of the best qualities, but the supply not being large, th's is accomplished, and a clearance effected. Pigs are plentiful, and trade worse, especially fur large Hogs, the weather being much against slaughtering them. Best Seater, Herefords, &c. (per at of Ms.) 4•4 0 to is 2 Nest short hams. 3 8 4 0 Second quality Beasts Cider,, 4 0 4 t 4 Pigs Diva Downs sad Hal/Ands. 3 0 3 1 Ikat Long-woots 4 6 410 Ewes and second quality 4 2 4 4 Wall at market, 4,525; Sheep sad Lora* 21,710; Calves, 122; rigs, 400.-11, West 6taiUdiehl. ANDOVER, Ocr. 31.—A largo quantity of l'ige were in the market, for which but comparatively little money was offered. Fine large and fat Hop, which weighed nearly seven score pounds each, were offered for three guineas cach e but no purchasers at more than 50s. Fat Hogs were offasel to the bacon curers at 10s. p°r score, yet but from 9a. od. to 10s. was given. Beef and Mutton have risen to-day to Bd. per lb. Wiscin:FrrEn, Ocr. 31.—The number of Pigs for sale was much larger than found purchasers, though offered at ruinously low prices, at a reduction of full one-third below the terms obtained one month ago. There were a few Coal and Calves for sale, which were soon sold at fair prices. WARMINSTER FAIR, OfT. S.—The supply of Sheep was less than ever remembered, but of superiur qua lity, dealers very numerous, and a few pens attracted great notice. The pen of Lambs bred by Mr. Coles, of Norwich Farm, and bought by Mr. rawsey, the celebrated purveyor of Bath, were told at 4SI 114 r head, one of which was killed in the town, and weighed 251bs. per quarter. A pen of Down Ewes, of Mr. James Roxworthy's, made 41.. ; and Mr. Marsh refused SOs. for wether Sheep. The trade was very lively, and all Sheep male, at least, 2s. more than at Weyhill fair. The supply of Cattle fur stock was small, aud Beasts sold readily, at higher prices. SIIIPPING. MAILIt Amaral).— 6 Dublin; 4 Waterford; 2 Do naghadee; 1 Guernsey and Jersey; 2 French ; 1 Flanders ; 1 Holland ; 1 Lisbon ; 1 Hamburg ; 1 India. LONDON, Nov. 2. Wind this day at noon, S.S.E. ; light breeze, and fine. DnAL, Oct. 31.—N \.W. moderate andthiek.—Nov. 1., a.m., N.W., Pght breeze and thick weather ; p.m., S.W. by S., moderate.—Arrived Nov. 1: Naiad, Savmulla ; Ann, Bahia; Rob Roy, Boston; London, Bremen, for New Or leans; Madeline, Newcastle, fur Genoa. Arrived from the river, for, Elizabeth, Nassau; Majestic, Mauritius; Janet Muir, Odessa; Ariadne, Constantinople; Enterprite, we,t ward. filan.6.lvE, Nov. I.—Off : Belvidere (store shi Ports mouth for Woolwich, with officers and crew o f 8.1113. Amphion. lonisav, Nov. I. S.W.— Arrived : Queen Victoria, Quebec. CLYDE. Oct. 31.—S.—Arrived: Indm,Dalhousie • Eglin tou Quebec. Sailed: Packet, Bahia; CollingwMd, New Orleans; Augerina, St. Thomas; Catharine, Jamaica. DVItLtN, (let. : Ruby, St. John's, New Brunswick. LISBON, Oct. 24.—A Royal decree, ordering the blochaic of the river Doom, was issued 21st inst. The corvette Or.o de Mao, the brig Vouga, and We frigate Donna Maria have sailed for the purpose. Fa/Atml.n, Oct. 31. —8.6. W., light. Nov. 1, ditt,. Arrived off: Cow.tess of Durham, Quebec, for South ampton. PENZANCE, Oct. 31.—5., light.—Off: Zemindar, Calcutta. CARDIFF, Ott. 28.—Sailed : Bahamas and the Fauopc, Valparaiso. NICHELEE, Oct. 31. —Arrived : William White, Adelaide ; Lady Prudhoe, Cuba. SHIELDS ' Oct 31.—W.S.W.—Arrived : Countess of Mul grave, Pictss"). PODTSMOI:TH, Nov. I.—H. M. steamer Echo has geed to assist H. M. steamer Cyclops, on shore on the Gime: Ledge. GI:EMORY, Oet. 28.—Some span, marked at the end G. W. S., have been washed on shore hire. PORT 31nnoc, Oct. 31.—The Foadale, from Liverpool to Swansea. on shore at Morfa Bycher Beach, 21st inst., `.as been got . off, and i.:to here, to discharge. Heat, Oct. 31.—The Bosphorus ' from Liverpool to Con stantinop:c, which arrived here 6th instant, after bring on shore, sprung a leak on being hauled off the Pier 2Gth and must dischargo to repair. ILFRACOMBL.—Off: Susannah, Quebec. Drotrostn.=Ssiled 111iiistrel, Cadiz to Valparaiso. nat terox.—Clara, Jamaica. MARGATE, Nov. I.—The Jenne Emilie, from Calais to London, which was on shore cn the Main, was got off 3 ... terday, and brought in here. L., wt.s.—fier Majesty steamer to Lisbon, and the Pottiuster (a.), , h9re in Stromes Bar. about two this nr.rning in the thick weather, be oot off next high water. Luaus, Oct. 31.—Part of the with sails and gear attached, the 1 sail and rigging company, Quebec, near the Long-ships, by the Chia • • a For Saturday's Mari r Cyclops, from Portsmouth • I, from Alexandria u c so miles to the " "l PP* cr, but they are i pr - jib-boom of a . 4 1x lattcr marked !•r • . was picked u T ' - •en (s.), at this '"" see last . 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