The Express. — London, England, 1847-04-30 00:00:00

- " . ..MIIII THE SIMMS wow te the sem la tTaren, * T Olt HOME sad TOM*Tzuj. gerolOnrwkidk win us du Jiff. T in wiILM baths bisolitien*pm" ag a irosisnoo, sad odors tagy ida P itt , w h i p e a Dot die fun 24._ !WORM Tim MONEY, RAILwAT, • UM CORN, coal, sal Wass MAJULNTS ars ths=hoszei. =VMS SS Tossl4=flos win orlor at the sle at sa. pe ; bat shwa any _Miss* ark% ra mo tornobd to roe& Notion maw a t , t u t **XIS= Wst.taintso6 10 Boaverie o Lads& Vim inikertimilmist sad onnumaisdkon, No. 10, m o sortootroot. Inosiotroot. Loudon. IH ASSOCIATION for the RELIEF of Mos DISE . RESS in the REMOIE PARISHES et Va. re lad Mop el Robal, Seq. Thamer y, 11 1:.. 64. F.q. s. tbe leed Nam. Th. Werigror fold at traria. Saw lingwrias, Er. Wire Sara re , Y.P. row lord. liaq. gry aolderitn, Edo, Sera k'rq. OisSiagraerea, Nap Beer = 4. lloldrehldd. AL Crerlak Nig David Ilderwra, Eaq. Palbs Orlivh NW., Y.T. Abal 119" Pr, MX. T. G em, O. R.Orlikilop. gra (ter parr to ado roe* Aiirwe-!It Jars W e liegg i lle7l7ll. Heath, Esp. lboliso Secretarbo-Tio Sr li Sloe, /rear Oidegiodig.,aWl IL graININT OF 1118 =owns AND UFW‘DITURE OF ygg 111211TIbH ASSOCIATION FOR TRW RELIEF OF WSW DISTRESS IN IRELAND AND SCOTLAND. la Wear ef islaaripros received at theca. of go asorges and at an berm ._ - £117,433 10 8 *IWO r et i m bil wiled the Association at re s o p d by kr Wray% lieweeny of Mr Is 1110 berg pwt ef eon pome d ft arbe Deporarr lir war raw Ow gears latter sr the rend of direr ha Woad arrillah l Ibigagat paid to the wear etre Auwelation, berg M go porde of prodder rid, Sr, to Ur a WYSINI ~ MIA ° 1 / 4 1111 fiat Slid doe to Sorflatak ark& part of subeeripskors 0.1" lo the Edinburgh art Ortaraes, at which les Ws raraltand kr Inland. to ilift•lgttpriaNlMPO;lll,llll4, sad air vow 1 ,1 1 ... ar d est.. „ ...1 to 1 £188,825 0 0 S3O 0 0 gnparToo DAY Lake Irish ssalasykalsiiiii Aresitim •• NW taw Orme a helm!, slot . - By warefeirril - WOW - liaills — Or sairsraise WWII 11 0 463,739 0 0 l i r embed Ned 'Upped to Ire or elverftioNeb y etaderry, sad ups o 0 1,047 16 0 =42lNrier 123 11 6 Pf pop ad pity mit 1,243 11 6 E 163,770 13 6 Ware at illeposal mode ecmitaittee, subject to tbs mo bsig duly tor the relief of Irish 101,100 3 6 £146,970 16 II SAMUEL JONES 14)YD, Cbairman. Ida, April 76, 1617. _________ Mir RIM Gracious Majesty THE QUEEN £2OOO si me si .7 13/omees P ri m* ALBERT • 5OO Mee the QUERN DOWAGER (equally • Omallerind sad Chancellor of the Urdvereity of 1000 Meir Mpg the Dodoes et RENT . . .... Ith Is* the Dohs el CAMBRIDOR m. S SOO Dm is* the Deshemof OLOUCESTEIL. BO MM the Dushm of CAMBAIDGE - 100 Mr MOlnelles Me releases SOPHIA .. .. 11000•10 Sr i = CANTERBETHY The WRD MB Muse Me Ariellahep et TORE MO IM Cam the Arehhhhsp of YORK, hod den si TurdrM ft the credit et Dm Alwatiabon et Mr Mejeatra fieweerup at Mate ler the Mame Departm (being part of the wised= ander as come. ite m £366,970 16 II 1 4TH SUBSCRIPTION LIST Menitteme Nem lorallity O4OO Perthre rembleme hem MGM Gahm, the proem& of •, 0 0 peddle eitimelOgn In OM l,OOO 0 0 Further nwiltemen teem the =star end Salford Our. mites, maim • 6041 et MOM 1 0 0 Remittance hem the Ime Ommilbee The Mamma Mimesis Mnaleammil lederehl, Chamber lain et ids lymiel /West, the Ittarror of Aostrfa, per Mere. Ber, Weis, sed Cm (he Ireland only) Thom the children of 86. Dmenesainday School, may, per Mr. J. Butcher, Pews the Meer end m pm. en of two tempeales, and head- 1 7 10i = of the lat or Royal Rigtorat et Antigun (he 7 IS 0 Dederick J. Merit or, Mg. tar. J. N. Ilion pkin 3O 0 Fourteenth weeMy eall•etkm at the congregstics, No. il, liatlanegards 2 1 le linloalksmme Sites . . ...... ....--- 6 0 Bea. W. L. mearjae, ex ii;.:Caiiiiiii; sepia lO 0 J. P L B. to 6 M. A. L. !earth aostribation tree Tunbridies Wells, per David • Salontoos, Km—lreland, ElSScotland. £lO 23 41 Remittance from Corfu, kilos ( the imam of • collection made in the garrison and city-80110x the Irish Relief Amer:LIMIT Otileetal in the parish of aortae.-- ..... -.—....- ........ 2 Arthur D. milt., Esq. 2 Collection in St. Andrew's and St May, Csatiehary.--- 6 Collection at Jokheinc, Kent 2 Ditto Christchurch, Canterbury l2 Iles= W atts, E•q Ceara= la Minchlahanmeni, per the Rev. Chides letateley Capeaß D Wilkisacm 0 1 Ditto for Scotland. 0 I Calketed at St. David's allege, Kemper, per the Re, E IL Brown 5 Kelley Iron Works -----...., ..... ...... 6 Captain E. Bros - 1 Lientensat F. Du ems . Dmenem Rom blends at Ludhiana 0 1 Mete noneorarabsicsed aeon; and pelmets el the Seth Regiment, per Lieut..C4A. Oeddee 43 1 Ike Capei Moque= I Alt he Othrtory, Market Laengtoo, per the Rev. R. W 11 Mayow Reraleasee true, the Sontimaspeon Committee ..—..— M Bev. J. Wirer for Gashigham (for Ireland) Me. R. M. Milne, vicar of Youlgrcve (for Ireland) .....-... - 3 Pozeber remittance from Wincheeter S 1 Odiested cm tem.day in Arlington church, per the Rev. R ishery Ol hum lames of the MAW and Lothingtmat pour4aw in l. per Sir J. Welshes, Bert. (for lied) 9 P. G. Clete& W.ll. Great (for the Ifighlanikre) , 10 IL is Marquis re Thuby, per Mr. Edward Ityler..- - ..... 10 5 S. A. be D. F. Fortame 3O = , oo 01,0 ebe R.A. (fur , . r Ireland) .... .. ....... „ --.-. S n-mrom Scanned others, .. men el Derlda Dick's company (for Ireland) Drut. H. G. Jaelmon, oaken, non.ceessehelamil 'Mem, md met of Captain Oramby's awry, LA......._ lO 1 Aa Bleglithmen A Friend, per Items. Drummed . lee W. Ikeisworth (he Ireland) ...- ........ ....-.- . ..... Dbto (for Anen per ileum Sam sad Co. Rev. tamarack Gambier (Orr leis) Mb (for Scotch) 3 A. P. George N. Hooper, Erq. More. Hunt and Parkell's workmen (6Moshewiptime) 1 Thomas lames Apr Roberts, Esq 20 Captain Homo (In Dish) l9 Ditto (foe Sea si.edik.. .A .. 10 .... . .......... .... Pariah of 1400 .= t aill " al L, 5 1 Parish of eilmlell la 1 1.11 ?with of balhat, to 4 $ Prom St. Michael% Stockwell, yr the Nov. C. Kemble : Sur flosimd Ble., for etothing Illa, red the remainder for the general (d Tam fm 4. at an Lodge, No. 1 Free sod Accepted Mums of 4 4 0 Inglead .. Part of a collection at It. as Cltsreh, per the Be,. 21 0 0 C. I. Ileatheote l3 11 0 Mews. W. and D. lerart H. Hawker, Req., Okehampece, per the Rev. Bourehler Serßle. Lieut. E. A. Poveher, R.N. Additiooal matribotions from Gihrelear by the Rev. 3. N Hull, Madera minister, via.: D. IL Q. 1m Batt..lion Wth Regiment 97 0 6 Major Poweon Lieut Ilutebilmon, R.E. 5 0 • Suralri.4 4 " 4 20 8 II Per Recant Newspaper F= itd omall subscriptions from Paton. Ide of, Med (fat 2 2 0 IWarms, per 0.7, W. Dap% AN Coen*, 117, Lasienballwtmet, and Stanton's Whar4 icabeywtsvot. J. IL srANlnsu DALY, Secretary. Committee Room, Beath ata Bo us, April 21. 1547. Subiorlptiom neeMed M all the banker'. BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, I, Princes vtreet, Rink, Landon. Empowered by medal act of parliament, 4th Viet, cap. 9. ADVANTAGE* OF THIS INSTITUIION. Murrat. AFOUILAXCIII Swim. Complete security att weed to the seamed by means of an ample subscribed cannel, and the large fund accumulated from the premiums co upward, of RUM polices. Ralf the amount only of the annual premium requited daring the Ent ire yearn, the remaining half prelate= bring paid oat of the went % reliant, miter five year% will be annually divided among the assured. 1410P111TAZT MUNCH. The lowed rake eonshtent with security to the sagarod. An dra ga scale of premiums peculiarly adapted to ewe where awnrames effected for the par . e . : i f:ocuring imne or delfts. liatkredlt masa meows, tvillt i for Ralf the mount of pron . = for seats yews, to then off, air remain a Merge arm the *My, st the option of the EXTRACTS FROM TICE TABLEIL ANIMAL untriase 70Z .424 LORIZANCI OW ZlOO WOW TIM NIITCAL IZAVICH. Wit le 1... MO= MOP 011 tea. Illidf Pr•sallu bet amoe IIA\CH. IThele n.. .r. offer ram yam ATATIONAL PROVIDENT INSTITUTION, Al MI MUTUAL UM AIWILUICII. ANNUITIES, in Casbasen.°Bl-.7l"nbusts, Fars. Dame Caesestua— 011111. Er& qbilbue 6.lldie.ltirlell. . lel SAW = o r m ed.. fit. Abaft Ike% leg. Wks ebleciati. beeeeel Mee. 'nearWOW' Tyler. Req. Z. ). T. Cheepea, , lbw" ELL Seueerees—beemis. lbeivled wet Melons. 011.110urare Amarer—Clisidna LIMN. Dee, ZIA Ili lime* tardel Depot De edeakent co be let! Dee. hie.mbleelhie the imeediest In the year Md. MN. •••••••••11 ereeedeer ea ; lball be saidld ant rstilma ablete Itilite.ael lb. 44 ~ 1 1 1 04 ea banns, of MIA* lil NOW tnarais war beamanad MOO b. Id. 'Wel samba et pdasles Weed wee OAK* !he Mem pit ea aesweal et Deeds; ameba the leer, aneeteted le MM. la. 44., big PUS Mr ban Wt year. deed elese et the preemie yeee, the dente ml LIMA* yl l be vim thirsevi. Paoli used In , the bet divides MO la Is eriallally esteeethered meet the member; lobe umbee pier, be benne dee ea sea p.diey Eli Oiled before the be ad bobber sest, mill yarbillals la mak Mier L hoar added le the pay. see d et gemina. st lie_ Riles lithe ahem. lle /Magee Is he derbed by seceder emereasee la this b Ist et sreeleve Idea elde to secure tae erode of gapein ere la= her ray shame, and inranyt from mad doh& SU mit stir labition id the liabilities sad amens of De ark lo lieweeloor, 11143, is earsapiiird in the t be lembrok tom eee es sabliNpr wee yes li• y eses. aidgeed to *kir whisk beaus esbesee ill 11 .6•1 . t I itilfteilM i t: I triliii IM *1 ill. Mamma ".. .dad Ti,. Trd t S .. d. t a. d. t U. d. A IPA 163 11 63 0 271 44 46 1090 113 12 40 8 16 46 33 WOO 177 16 04 8 20 1 19 31 300 41 7 13 11 6 a 62 6000 • 227 19 A I Si 1 33 50 lON I 106 3 451 1 131 14 Si SOO 1 sr 3 II 1 4 53 SI 1600 91 5 47 11 a 41 ICA 146 111 A 1 II 1 SO 30 400 117 1 15 4 a A 500 Al 9 17 1 Si IS 58 1000 146 14 54 4 1 1 44 SOO 37 8 31 1 4 1 I 1 16 sea 1 es 4 44 6 1 I 1 I& a sae 1 040 15 224 1 13 1 1 1 16 &OD I 11 11 11 1 1 45 10001 20 14 . 70 1 9 TM 111•11111•1 ErMi•Ill• dr on policies m. Ist instant, mast 6. paid a:. - ..... ......_ riieathit iris; - Meter et Me bet pis, tseether with ewer, other lakeroatko, eal say he at the olive. • Tliesishar al Iran the let Isamu lost to thie date, Y SU; the eament eeneei 5171,230; the =heal prweituee ea whisk asisuat Y 53,1•4. April If, 11141. 30610111 MARSH, tiereetery. `TENT W 8.-E. J. DENT, /At 1r.•••. ATCHES & .. 1.0110 appaiMmit, Waft amMaker is Ike Quells, d.R.H.1=114" ad =IL lispenr d Sao* tespeet. tatty WWI, bon lie pubes r laspialisa of lb similes reek et Iramtid diaar 'anti ; Yidrises Mai UMW ▪ WA wes wieldm six pawn ; pit Our a*. =TB mardialiare is pramaral la Y. lir tans =4 111 ::: aret i t i ni .eL filk Mai 1,11,41, alma ; SS, DOM prat bialoldo empa. far doissimbia isaiillue a r m i s a somil. by absseriaii do pow ai ma stair war ti alim. Ms W. la. auk. CI LEAR and SOFT SR I N.—ROWLAND'S • KALTDOR, laskarstiog, ▪ =ketiskstel= b rlLies, eder tZt diem y posNlft dui all plople% spas, weak; ski smiers, pralskst brag Ambers kerspasky atsseplesisso ase • tisk sai Yaw sdrlkebrds, km, NA kik. Pawr,OA mg at, OA pet Wilk ere Iterste et swim ILALTDORAsi aslikpmisuNkty mimeos Is the Oak twig =Wm kiksett bsilk.nWtettil 417airme km Ots weds ...orotund's =MI Or wrapper. kid by A. ROWLAND sad /ON, 10, kw Loam ski be s 0 eksthes .M orthrtnem DL CULVISSWELL'd (=DE TO IiKALTH AND LONG LW& Tries la. awe, by pla seenete, AND, WHAT TO /AT, DRUMAVOID. (WU Dlebeilke Omehisle4 L HOW TO sh !UM. *haat* It le mended that efasiethe dm amen eel NNW. me deem am solliaebearebeee lible.bidDebek leseebilky, weber per. reettleidetlehm eri VW pet beell l / 2 mend demob= eal erneleseed days are eurewsesseL ley as ellseeeene• el the ebbe ealainel In them ameba the meeetemeee eIIeeLOINTOONNINI. debility, sod tadlpollea Der be 11M11= 6- 111■11 DealL Ifterweed, Petereoeter-rew Oarshfil ; De 3, *ay Oreedatreet; Combo, 147, ; lembetreet; Mimi, 457 es, , Weet tint. sr direct hens the Anther. 10. Arollyieea. liegent.etreet. SECOND EDITION. From the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM BUNKO, We Smithfield, tattle dealer. WILLIAM AMOS, Whitstable, Kent, coal merchant. Joux HUMEHRZY, North Waltham, Norfolk, grocer. HENRY BYO:VHS BRAZIER, Broad-street. Oxford, tailor.„ THOMAS STARLING, see., and WILLIAX STARLINO, Strat ftml, Baser, slaters. Joux Ot.saxx. Portwood-within-Brinnington, Stock. pert, Chestershire machine maker. JOHN WARD. 'Limon), Cheshire, grocer. DAVID RICHARD THOMAS, Lamina-street, Carmarthen, draper. JAMES Sumter, Sunderland, homier. RICHARD RAY and THOMAS WYNNE, Longtor, Stoke. upon-Trent, Staffordshire, china manufacturers. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. CHARLIE HENDERSON, Westport, Dundee, wright. WALTER and WILLIAM MACFALLANE, Paisley, timber merchants. . . WILLIAII CAMS ON, Manioc'ly, Joey Humor, Thornhill, Dumfries, draper. FRANCIS ROBRRTSON, merchant, Dundee. Jame BOSTON, Combusnethen Kirk, merchant. BANK or for the Wt.ek ookdlag Aprl/ 34. Now lamed L2,}49,140 Go.ernotent Debt Other t*carlrin ... _• • „ 1,11111010 0.1.1 Coln hod Itolllos Salver Bullion .... L 12,40040 L 21,1112,140 Proprietors . Capital Cl4;li6i.iliCt;e 7 .naliat reearities(ia • Int 3.47,al civilian 1).. Weight rablie Deposita(lacteal ( *mushy/ 411.111,119 Exchequer, rise. Basks, Other siocaridea Coastal...hers of Natal. Notre Deto, aril Me. /teasels) 1,134,3111 Gold NA Silver Cols Oak, Us.posita 60•6•• lay usrl other Bate 1160471 C3o,Wal _ ...__ taPPlatal .... .....---- ♦pril 39. 1347. 8130 AIL—Tern Avaasee Plugs or &ma; the produce of the British POWasione in Amrlica, °imputed from the returns made In the week endlng the 27th day of Apia, 1847, is 31s Ind. per eirL Sugar, the produce of the Ilaturditu, Is 31s. &1. per ewL Sugar, the praduce of the Es-t Indies, is 17s. 4?d. per ewt. The average price of the three foregoing descriptlOnh Yalndy, is 30,. 21d. per ewt. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'clock. The following,pnblished to-day in a second edition of the Morning Herald, is in confirmation of an announcement which appeared in this paper yes terday : We have just received from St. Petersburgh the important intelligence that the Emperor of Russia has, by a Ukase, dated the 12th invent, determined to invest in the foreign funds 30 millions of silver roubles in specie, equal to 4,500,0001. sterling, which it is intended should remain as a permanent investment in those securities. ft was expected that the greater portion would be invested in the English funds. We have accounts this morning from the Cape of: Good Hope, with papers from Cape Town to 6th, and from the frontier to 3rd of March. It would seem from the contents of these papers that at the Cape, as here, money affairs are in a state of derangement. Treasury Bills, issued at par, were at a discount of 5 per cent., and there was great delay and difficulty in converting them into coin. One cause of this scarcity of hard money was said to be, that large sums in gold had been paid away among the graziers on the north-eastern boundary, for cattle slaughtered and supplied to the troops, in their protracted operations on the frontier. A sup ply of coin was expected from this country. Sir IL I'ottinger reached Graham's Town on 27th February, escorted by the civil and military authori ties, the mounted force, and the principal inhabitants, who had ridden out to meet him. Kaffir depredations continued. The following extraordinary event is narrated in a private letter, dated Omleas, Fort Natal, 25th Jan., 1847: Mr. Van Breda died on the cord to Delags' Bay. It is said that there is a large lake of stagnant water between Origstad and Delagoa, and people cannot pus it at any dis tance and if the pestilential vapour which is on the water is blown off by the wind, it is mortal to men, game, and cattle. Thus Breda and the other people were found dead at their wagons, some on and others beneath their wagons ; some were even found dead as they had caught the Olen to put them in yoke. Some parties front Origstad rode thither to bring away the wagons and goods, and were compelled to cut up the dead oxen in order to get them out from under the wagon., be neath which they had crept. They were unable to bury the bodies of the people, and had to leave them is the field. The atmosphere is so pestilential, that even the loads of merchandise and the canvass of the wagons were torn into ARRIVAL OF GENERAL SIR HARRY SMITH. Sourrnmrros, TUURSDAY.—The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamship Ripon, Captain Robert Moresby, arrived at the Motherbank last evening, at eleven o'clock, from Malta and Gibraltar, and landed mails from the under-mentioned places, in charge of Lieutenant Brady, R.N., Admireltz , agent, which were despatched to London hi a special train at two p.m.: Alexandria. April 10th ; Malta, April 15th ; Gibraltar, April 22nd. The Ripon has 97 passenger', amongst whom were Lord Elphinutene, Sir Harry and Lady Smith, Hon. Cdonel Ashburnham, Colonel Reid and lady. Immediately on the arrival of the Ripon with Sir 11. • ',de / Smith ea beard, the church belle seat forth a mon load, and as the vessel entered tkiii Bides, a date was area ben the platima is = sa lliousemis et pumas emqpipMed witness the 4ft, it imolai bees lot days provioaal, that West speaeral would ho remieel with due beanie by the meihmities. The maw OE J. Le Foam, Bers..keemerealed be J. P. Ifbiffm&s. 111 4 , the aldsemea, end imam= fievaskUans, he ia alb= and es seem es Me Mary steppmi OIL shore he sus into the adjeialeg oasis of tae Dock Company, Idea. the following Wrest was read by his worship the mayor: TO MATOBrOMX. BEARAT aIIITH. 1111 T., =.C.11. " the mope ' aldermen, and buiresies of the town of Serathempten. la semen meriabled, beg to offer to you our most cordial waken, on your return to Inglertd, and to express our high adadration of your distinguished achievements during a period o f man y yearsin the service of your country. We dadan especially to express, to the most unqualified .terms, the high estimation which we. in common with every sublet* It her most greesious bold you, as the conqueror el Aliwal, at which memo rabl e .pot you and your gallant imempeniess in arms obtained victory which will entitle year some to be recorded amongst those of the illuatrions wank.. of our common country. We be you to accept this imperirsi OXPITABIOTI of one congratu lations, and we ardently Maim you may enjoy for many years the honours you have as nobly WOW " Given under our eamaraa seal, at the Audit House, the 26th April, 1817." To which Sir Ilit= l lfollows " Mr. Mayor and The happiness and honour of being taus entheakelimßy reeisime4 after 42 years' abeam'', will never be afield Amu rig ieey, _Wlsatev or service I have renamed se say lessee, mama be at tributed to the army I have COMmosilled. I Wok my Mr. Mayor and gentlemen, and you aleo, my Mime lOW trymen, for it is of such material as yourselves that the British soldier is made. I never eased on the Bridle soldier to follow me, but he is his turn led me to victory. I have confided in hies, and he has returned that confidis by upholding his general and gaining victory fur his country." (Great cheerios.) The salient general leaves to-morrow by the expose train. SABBATH TRAINS.—EXTRAORDINARY MEWING no LasPow.—ln consequence of a requisition presented to the Lord Provost, signed by 142 of the merchants in Glasgow, a public meeting was held in the City . Hall, on Tuesday l ast, to consider the propriety of petitioning parliament to make it imperative on railway companies to afford adequate &an ti a for travelling on Sundays. The meeting was duly ad. v. aimed, and in many of the pulpits, on Sunday, intimations wt re also made for the purpose of producing a muster to dent those who were disposed to favour the Sunday trains. Before eight o'clock, the city Hall which is the largest room in Scotland, was densely crowded, accom mo.'ating tally 5,000 persons, and thousands still besieged the loon , clamouring for admittance. The committee for the resumption of the Sabbath trains entered the hall shortly after eight o'clock, and amid terrific uproar Mr. Councillor Brown, one of the most extensive manufacturer,, was tailed to do chair. The leaders of the filsbbetarian party, consist ing et Dr. Hill, late Moderator of the General Assembly, Dr. Buell taan, of the Free Church, and others, also took their seats on the platform. Mr. Andrew Paton rose to propose the revolutions, whistle wee the algaal for the most terrific lusedngs from the ashlbelseisse, satersted by the deberins of th • ragdeitioniets: Mr. Pate. !slivered hie "seat in dumb *hew, sadjusitssel the Minds( wise draoldisse : t. Ta u 111011.11/11IIIIMIt Y. venue et a Embed, wwwfwe at r0i15..., Woeea Sooloy so a derosissis ebeabeetu w orlolZ the wet. • d the dad essweirattrat Idldswit add edpatems !betides; sedobtlet sods= ts feeler "my douessat for totterias the ositioteit Ile weekkey dem at ibe soma time look woo as huseedeseleoges d solistsebos Is der di dews el imp le onstba es dray; mil. *a meld d lees kr the Isle rode st tits otteradven se lysmented NNW % Not ls ha, the masted dams by Nes stm sad ow lbstere deo esp bier ad week isdissai,o thootensubersee es we liaise disk ben et Ye years brie attemptsi by a meld et the slow ke esSiremse to what they tens a prow eimeresses of the Wield. trit Grp press our conviction teat as sestad Is whisk lb,/ reseemol tt to be elioby employed be indlood. soshrldes , veil esiloor- Dive d sound ;amok sal Yet we mill meow reify kohl mew to oottoter.,et their Wilson la lib outer, bison okiek vo Noy employ it, is imeematiliewillii Ys rights of sereleseN old void rent.er thee oplakasou to Nis law. 3. Iltse the maid debt present din:etas of Ye Mao* sot w ail tido of the eon IN my. bebaressepinsi theirjral the dege ales of the sunday treks, le is the biped dosses eseseaille. ai ss Invasion of afvildebts ad ea emorest es siNgivse likesty. dl that it is md only us*m hot loyseddiel. boor Ye sloe parties who convey Lefties, all It a eta le assesey pessapne da. 4. Tb. t a potties to this losellsg be sat le bed par y liament, • raying** • low may be amid raddleg bows tf tire on ell p =outer Missy eosmonies le Sedan! Is no rt= one osorathe „ad one evening train on Ilidebys st rwramable and seen voneathours. _ A young titan named Brown, a printer, roes to wood them, but u ...I met by a storm of unparalleled violence from the übbatarians. He resolved to maintain his ground, how ever, and actually stood from a quarter to nine till twelve o'clock at night in the effort to obtain a hearing, resolved apparently that if hewn sot allowed to speak no other should have the crivilege. In the storm every wild passion was aroused, and the different parties all but came to blows. About II o'i lock Drs. Hill, Buchanan, and others wrote a protest in pi ocil, and having handed it to the chairman, forced their way out of the meeting. The storm still con tinued, hews ar, end finally at midnight the chairman dis solved the tet tiog without any result having been come to. All parties in Glasgow concur in stating that it was the moat disorderly met Ling ever held in Glasgow. asp paarlimiy. • TMBales,ai paiwai waist W 'seal 0011110.. cwt 441 e d L landadahre Do. Bede likakhara k Paredra), d New derk, per Fda. k Oles. kw, 17i Lama N. Wester; 17 ii Lea-, Man. & Le Q. C, di p Undo. k 0. Carat, 314 Nan. k Leeds Flhluk 4t p Do 32/..h. (late Eat),l i p Do.Flftha (late W.IL .), p ifaa.,Shelf., le Lk. d Ifidtod, 113 Do. New, 2 WANCEISWITIt The market was Knorr iu p business done, but we earn latest quotations al the previou k Malt, H W •tt., ord &a, a E. J., 14 d Bar Jun., 7 p F. Co unties, York P.at ,l en., 11 d F. tanowelaire New, II Do. Neer Scrip, d Laeolashlre, 14 Fleetwood, Fmk" kW. IL, 1 1 d ' Leeds and Trunk hid Do. Fret, I p Leeds Dean. le .} M Do. dk Beweeket I d Th was eossliersbl Tao were il - vw way 11 7 . 1 :4 " Vg a l Ist= Wk . 4 d =dm If 112 e; p Union, les. 2d. d SAL Then was an irmissed arni and piess seelimmi firm, al was .serstrred. lemeldpeSrm 11d d Its W. T 170.2 d. d Iweleallelek. d Da. /WI, h. b. IL p lasdwa. m., *Bode Coe* 22. P Lai sad Onward, uy Huddles. It Ma, lee. p _ ea nie t sZ ir lris. lf there 4 d 14 Thirds, 2 d aloft Sr% 2 p S W& eh.), 11 2 p TIMM 1. coax lint az. Greet ssehmes.6l. th. IL IL New. k Bknol9tKew.6l. 11. 6d. 80112121112011 Ayr wed cierway, ses. ea. CleWegienTew o 37.64. owed; dre of of.. speculative al cdadestos dill prevailed, lies dde mosey market lewd !Der. New, 14 p Podia 8k Wyre nw 'den, A, p e' ind , No. 4, . a Ntrews. It (Skeeter (de N.W.M.), Nehve, p Nedirdes Dodby t Elm. ad Odd ht. 1p I P North IlioNleh IN. Wade, 3 tend & Medd. dd 11 Clued; Mr. (91.196.31.5h.8) 44 Ur-, Cady, sad lesab., 1 p ldedes k loattudytoo, 1 d apcs, dd. 29. priers, and there wee alar larger A on quote any advancethe LI day. Lon. Ic N. Western New, 91 k p Ely & Huntingdon New, per Man. & Lew& Mews, J. & S., 1 p Do. 321. Me Erten.), 1 D PlEha (late W.& tin.),l p N. Stalbrdshlre, I 0.161 p Wham Alamo, 1 4 Pren. & Wyre Halws (&), p librepgairt Union, If & Eastern & Dover, SS Do. do., No. 4, &IS d - - - BALES. AML 22. 000 boatmen' doing, but prices lOno% k (A), ple Po. Do. kill, 11.. Id. d g. Stailtndshire, d 11,414.7=1,7..... Amp. 11 — brigs done in shares, M torisacy to improve Ir.s Melee, ea, se. p Nita SIAM' Nu 811.,106-11L6d. p Ne ar w. it Pi Dewwfair, New, p Wd ehresee, I p N. lbefkinkbare, p Nov* Wein% 11 an& d Oasis le. 6d. p Owed= Deka, d N. DMA gelateee, p Do. llibde, See. SALE Area IN. 73 . 7a - Firo Liglibiatirol. ! T. 391.6 d n. Ef rA r l 'a.* l7f Do. ke D. New.Ma 71.74. say a shade firmer. Sec oil Blawirk, 5 p De. Nei, Wit Obeesier, 113 p6o.riedemter .1114N14 , 15 p kWel i tra, I De. Riamioa, 166, Id. 191.6 d. Dirk & Neve. Pei., I 4111. Aram I& Orsidii;tilera, Sts. She. &dn. & Perth, 395. Do. Slays% 120. Id. N. Brads& Qn., lb. &Ilk. Do. New Qrs. Bcrip, 19s. Do. Thing 4k. id. 4k. Scottish Central, 24 East Indic, Sr. FRODOhIe—MINCING-LescE, lia.V-puf Ttoo.— The public isles of Sugar consisted of 4,600 bags i ßengal, and 200 bkds. Porto Rico. They wont off heavily, but without any materiel alteration n pipet, as the importers bovibt in freely. Rained market tielsocably Meads to-day ; lumps 625. to 64a.—Rest: There baabeenalimitsd business dons, avetv ing about ffp. Id. for proof Westlndia.—Tea has bees dun, and prWs haje been withdifficulty sastaised the at days. Corse : There has not been a publ last sale to-day. ket remains quiet.—Rice . The lmge publie sales of bags Bengal went off with great sprit, at an advance w fully recovered the decline of the lest three days, and re. established the wipes of last Friday; good middling to Ilse whits Bengal, 225. to 235. Orders are gated to have been received from the Continent this morning to some extent.— In other articles no alteration. PRICES CURRENT. Rae an. per cwt . ern pen. Pigs, No. I. tO I. • W. badla,B.P.berd.s.4l 60-a44 Od Hoops II 10... 0 Yellow &Grey ... 43 0..A8 Qirgo atCardilf Mr 9 0...0 Ilse 49 0...53 Swedish ll 10 • Mauritius, brows_ IS 0.. 43 LL4D, at per ton. Yellow 44 •...47 PS, beet IS 16...19 Fisk 4B O. sheet 52 BMW, Beesallicillndraa,b. 33 0-A0 Bare l 3lO 0 OAO Yellow 43 0...47 Patent shot 3l 0... 0 White 45 0...53 red or minima ... 19 10...20 roMbrown. 34 0..A2 , Speller 2O If. 21 1 43 0...47 One, per 232 Sap. gal. d.p. fl:cry fed white 46 0...64 nit, 9as4 pale.-- 36 0... 0 Illaibsd, Banatr•• 67 0.-110 Amy SS 0...94 LUMP 08 0...63 brown a yellow.. 28 0.. n Corns in Rood. 91 0...93 Wed India, mall. frzamliatter 111117 35 0. 40 0 Ood 27 10... 0 Good. Tine 7O 0...123 0 Oas,Gallisoll,p.tan 53 0... • Ceylon, good out- Come Nat 49 11-A0 way .. - ... ........ 37 8.. 38 4 Seed, Rape, pale, Abe ordinary.- 40 0... 42 0 per ton 96 0 ..36 1 Pine 6O A.. 73 0 Lindell- ... ......... 20 13...37 Mocha, good to Sae 54 0... SO 0 Snot-mons, per set. Owe Shea, mil- Batter-Cork, Id.. II 0-91 wary to line 94 0... 50 0 2nd 0 0 • Ikusatra sod Ps 3rd 0 0.- 0 dead 23 0... 37 0 Dublin, let 0 0.. 0 Tas,at per lb. Limerick, do RI 0... Congon, common- 9 0 ... 0 flt Carlow, Ist O2 0.-63 white at per sit. Newry, Id. • 0. • Bengal white 20 6.33 0 Waterford 76 11...82 Cargo lll 0... 19 6 Beef, India, per Java. lt 0... 18 0 flees Puna 23 0.. 56 0 Prise Ideas • 0... I Carolina. l6 0 .35 0 York, windiness_ Si II -83 Sews. Baas-Pork, Lrark t ~, 0...02 Da, Belhat.. - { '''' Bacon, Waterford, , • Be per lfast 71 5...74 63 0-93 •. lerd,Belfact,pritk I „ o _ 6 , • Waterford, do i ".. Ditto Bladder Arneriesn llama, Or and Cow, at per lb. B. A. and M. Video, a s.O d 3 5.0 al 34. BrariL ted dry 0 0 5 ... 0 e 4 g Dryaalted 0 4 ...6 4 itio, en 0 41. 0 II Lima& Yelp. dry 0 $ ...0 0 West India, dry 0 4$ ..• 0 Salted 0 Ig 0 44 Rut India 0 4 -A 101 siltl..fes, dry : 7. : : : S. Amer.doree, par bide 7 0...14 • Bede, ditto 4 6 10 6 DYE Woke" at per ton. Lo=ntantalca /f. 0... • A ...... -... 3 10... 5 14 Otspeacliy 0 0... 0 0 Peale, Jamaica I 0... 0 0 Nicaragua, large and colkl 13 0...17 10 Small 0 0...0 0 Lima 13 A 17 10 lapin 10 10...14 0 Sad Sanders. 5 0... I IS - 0...59 0 Rum at per gall. Leeward Wad Pratt. Demerara, 24 to 36 per cent. Jennies, 30 to 34 per cent O.P. 4 ... S Favourite marks S ... 5 Beurly, hebranda 4 ... BeltanopirltaoLp. 11 ... 0 /ketch lean ll .. 0 hex, per ton. 1114p.P.T.1L £47 0...36 St. Petersburg, s bird 0 0... 0 Dutch and Fklludi 35 0...55 Prlesimat Baer, a per ton. StPalembortLeken.C37 10...3$ oaten* Mildews 1116 s, Blinn outatot paw Man/Ila Out Ines Senn. 13 0. 18 Bombay IS 0...33 Juts . . Tin, at pm cwt. Banes 97 0..99 Straka Oom. in biotite 96 0... 0 Laos, at per tan. Bars SIO 9 SO TALLOW.—The market continues in a very de pressed state. Fine first sort Yellow Tallow on the spot, 48s. to 48s. 3d. For delivery in the autumn there is rather more firmness, and some lane parcels have changed hands at 452.4 d. to 452.9.1. Odessa Yellow Tallow, 46e. to 465. 6d. ; do. Sheep, 475. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 475. 9d. to 465. October to December delivery, 452. 64. to 452. 9d. Separate months' delivery, 46e. COALS.—Hoy-part Yico.—The following are the quotations : Ads.% 114 to -. -4 WAIL ICV Pre 44011%11041•4 -. -4 Dates Hartley &oldie* Vest Hanky •-• .0-4 Weis LI Emma -• Cates !Wiley Pelee idols M !ells led Zen. IN 04 Heett•T -.4 .411 ens nee xnuessewa.... -4 Tasteld Your -a -4 Os Rod Lasts se, 2os 04 Wee Nantes -4 -4 'l% alb and Sumer& -. -4 WON SW &OWN@ -• -4 Welts NW ANNIN Tees Walla Tad Zemke. &Co Wens CM Tan Me 04 a11'.... CORN.—Mum-LANs.—The letters received this morning from Frame, Holland, Belgium, and Germany, report increased excitement in the grata trade, and a con tinued advance in the value of all articles. Rye, the eh iefart icle of consumption in the three latter countries, wee selling at from 70.. to 765. per qr., and other grain at proportionate rates. Notwithstandiag the pressure in the mosey market. the teodency of prices in Mark-lane is decidedly upward.. Wish Wheat, without being quoted dearer, brought rather Mae money than oa Monday, and foreign Wheat sold at an aka one per qr. Barley in good demand, at a like im ,PaMeMnat. Oats were held fee higher rates; and Beans arum eon gsite as dear. The • are Monday's rotation a: UMBEL OWN. per girls Thease.lneeseassatied.-.. 78 to 82 84 Wh1t0...82 to NI to 00 Marto& mod Sac& 78 to SO 82 do 80 to h to SS Talavera (Pow: or llothik) lite 92 Ountoidirok Liman lea a 0 to 82 to 84 White Nor . tksoldriond Ss dootsit do. -to - do -to- to - 33 to 60 _0 to 44 Medan( 44 47 toso to 53 Mender 32 to 38 fine to 38 an &Lau,. 9;e109 7 -- 46 to de J 1 to t 6 las pals 16 to 12 WAN SAUL .Pssd ....... ......30 to 32s Od -Mut— 29 to 32s Od Ditto ?daub St to Us Od...Potato_ - 33 to 37s Od 13crokk sad6ootch Peed 31 to 33s Od...rotsto.. 36 to 331 Od InsO reed .... .26 to 39 to 31s 0d...96t9 UP to Sls no Ditto Peaty Orl is Us Od Pass, or E T .. _ —39toOs Od . 62 to36s Od • Ikea Wi - lue 14.ut _ to 36...801Wr5 — . 56 to 60 BUNS, Magna= .66 to 41 Zak- Al to 44...01d 44 to 46 Harrow 43 to 44 Waal 46 to 49...01d 45 to 52 Team, New Spring ..... to —New Winter— to —..01d to Ranateu, New _ 40 to 42 Lamm Coffee ..... therrai. 104 t 0.513 Per met ai WNW FLOVA, T.. 13 made, delivered 62 to 62 Pine T 1060160611 M 10 80 Norfolk and Sultolk... SI to U Whiten Northumberland, Lineal; and Yorkshire Sun= sad Neat....., —to Jrisk —to ii 0 ft "f I L- L LJ BARNSLEY, APRIL 28.-We had an average supply of grain at our market this day, and aver; fair amount of Imagi nes. done, especially in Wheat, for which a trifling advance took place; all other kinds of grain without any alteration. BIRMINGHAM, Aram 29.-At this day's market there was a large supply of English Wheat, and though holders were generally firm, little progress could be mane in sales without submitting re a reduction of ls. per qr. Fine Barley la, per qr. higher, secondary qualities dull. On Oats the turn was in favour of the buyer. Beans Is. per qr. higher. Peas more enquired for. During the present week there has been about an average quantity of Wheat offering, and a fair demand at the currency of hat market day. Barley scarce, and lit. per qr. higher. A few parcels of Oats have changed hands at an improvement of Is. per qr. Beans a +low sale, but Is. to 2s. per qr. dearer. Wheat: English, white, per bush. of 621 b e., 19e. to Ils. • new, 9.. 9d. to 10e. 104 ; red, 9s. 9d. to 10a. 9d.; new, 91. Idd. to 10s. Bd.; foreign, red, 9.. 2d. to 10.. 34• white, Ss. 10d. to Ils. ; Polish Odessa, 10s. to 101.64. ; Danube, 9s. 84. to 10.. 3d. Barley, per imp. qr., 455. bd. to 541. ; grinding, per 39215.., 455. &I. to 45.. &L Oats, English. white, per imp. qr., 32a. 64, to 421.64. ; Welsh, per 312 lbs., black and white, 31$. 9.1. to 341.64., Irish (401 h. to 4215.), 35.. to 365. 6d.; (371 b. to 391 b.), 33a. to 35.. 6d ; black, 32a. to 34.. Beans, English, per 19815.., old, 20s. 6d. to 21s. • new, 20v. to 21s. ; Irish, 191. 6d. to 20s. 6d. ; foreign, to 20.. 64. Peas, boiling, per imp. qr., Us. to 68e. ' • grinding, per 19615.., 18.. 6d. to 19s. 64. Flour, per neck of 2801 b., English, fine, 60s. to 63..; seconds, 58.. to 60s. lintreroL, APRIL 29.-With mock exhausted stocks of grain and flour, as only 700 qrs. foreign Wheat arrived this week, and a greater quantity has been taken from wan house, there was very little doing at to-day's market. Last week's priors are maintained, with a better sale for Flour and Barley. English Wheat, red, &h, to fl'h. ; white, 83a, to 87e. 6d.; Odesui, 78.. to 84s. Hamburg, 84.. per qr. Seconds Flour, 60.. to 635. per sack; American, harm., 42a. to 441. Grinding Barley, 48.. to 50s. per qr. ; Malt ing, 48s. to Ms. Feed Oats, 28.. to 331. per qr.; heavy, 33.. to 36.. Fine rains, but the weather is not warm, and the spring is backward. DEVIZES, APISIL 29.—We had a good supply of Wheat, for which the formes* asked higher rates, but the millers re fusing to accede In consequence et the prit e of Flour not being sufficient to warrant an advance, and the fanners, on their part, being unwilling to abate their demands, a great dulness prevailed an the trade. A considerable amount of baguets was, however, transacted, at about last week's prices, the turn being rather in favour of the buyer; hut towards the close of the market sales were effected with less difficulty, and the disposition to buy was greater. Barley was in fair supply, and met a free sale. Oats, Beans, and Peas were in good supply, and the trade was heavy. There was but little doing in lams: price front 78. to Be. 6i. per bushel. 'Wheat, per quarter, best, white, 77e. to &tis. ; red, 735. to 87s. ; inferior, 641. to 68e. Barley, 424. to Sts. Ott,. 255. to 335. Beans, new, 48s. to 565. Peas, 48e. to 545. Flour, per sack, fine, 635. to 68s. ; seconds, 68s. to 635. Best Bread, 18d. the 81b. lost. GAINSBOROVOR, APRIL 27.—The market was well eup. plied with grain to day, and the high prices of last week were fully maintained, and in some cases exceeded. Red Wheat sold from 80s to 83s. ; and white Wheat 84s. per quarter. Beans were le. per quarter dearer than last week. HADLEIGH, Amu. 28.—Tho amount of business done this day . was =all, as compared with last week, and this may be entirely attributed to the prices asked, which were fully 2.. per qr. more for Wheat than lavt Monday. Fine white samples realised 440. Very little Barley or anything else on offer. Average price per qr.: Wheat, 791 qrs., 81.. 4d. ; Barley, 2.50 qrs., 624. Id. ; Oats, 34a. MAIDEITONI, APRIL 29.—We bad to-day MOM Wheat on sale than expeoted; and, although an advance was looked for in price, sales were only effected at the quotations of last day. White, 84s. to BEe. ; red, 82s. to 86a. Lent corn was inquired for ' and an advance of L. per qr. over Lit week was obtained. Supply anything but large. - - - - - NEWBI.IIIr, April 29.—We continue to receive a liberal supply of Wheat, and sellers contend for last week's prices. The trade ruled dull, though we cannot quote any decline in price. A short supply of Barley, and 2a. dearer. Oats, Beans, and Peas remain without alteration. Phimouvii, Aram 29.—The market was brisk this morn ing, and the few samples of Wheat on show were quickly cleared off, at 10. to 2s. advance on Monday's prices. The merchants have not now any Wheat in store here unsold, a circumstance not recollected by the oldest persona in the trade. RCIIISLY, APRIL 29.—The top price this day given for best white Wheat was 84s. per qr.; red, 80s. ; good, 765. ; inferior, 70s. to 72a. Barley could not make the top terms of last market day, some good weighty simples fetching but Ms. to 65e. per qr., while some fair qualities for grinding made but Ws., and decent samples c mild be had at 455. Beaus not so much in request, and Pea about the same. Some inquiries about Rye, yet but little in the market. Oats retained the price* of last week, and sold freely at from 26.. to 365. per qr. Winter and spring Vetches ruled between fie. and 9s, per bushel. Small spring seeds but little ',flied for. ROTHERHAM, APRIL 26.—The finest samples of What must be quoted at 345. to 38e. per load of three bushels, and inferior, 31s. to 83a. k and the tales by no means dull, so that the advance in this description of grain was fully 2s. per load of three bushels. Beans also advanced 6d. to 9d. per load, and ranged from 225. to 235. Oats and Barley also ad vanced Is. per qu►rter each; the former varied, in fine qualities, from 345. to 375., and the common, from 231. to 32a., whilst the latter ranged from 541. to 58e., and the sup ply moderate. ROYSTON, APRIL 28.—Wheat trade very dull at last week's prices. Barley 2s. per qr. dearer. Oats, Bean., and Peas without variation in price. Wheat, 443 a. to 545. per load. Barley, 48s. to 565. Oats, 245. to 3135. • SHEFFIZLD, APIIIL 27.—At our market today we had only a limited supply of Wheat brought to hand, the greater portion of which was sold at an mesons of from 24. to 3s. =Quarter. Barley, of which there was a moderate supply, rather higher prisms than last week. In other or dain no alteration. fkromarrawou, APRIL 951.—F0r Wheats it was with diffi culty last week's prices)were obtained. About 211. per load of 5 qrs. was given for beet white, 201. for best red, and from 171. to 191. for common samples. Barley lion; on hand at last wrck's quotations, and but little sol d; prices from 48.. to Ms. per qr. Malt sold slowly, at from 78s. to 82. Barley Meal, 28s. per bag. The best Oats were in request, while inferior hung on hand. The very best heavy and tweet samples mad, from 361 to 16.. per qr. ; many others could have been had at front Ns. to 28s. For Beane, Peas, and Rye prices remain stationary. Spring Tares, Ba. to &i. ed. pee Muriel ; old and new winter do., 6s. M. to Ba. STOCKTON-ON-Tara, APRIL 28.-Our farmers brought a moderate supply of Wheat to this day's market, and there an no coasting arrivals ; but a cargo of Foreign Wheat and Oats has arrived-for whick a good consomptive demand is experienced at the full rates of this day work. Barley is quite se dear. Oats, Beaus, and Peas fully Min' 1 Lin their value. Flour sells at our quotations. Wheat, per quarter, Yorkshire and Durham, white, 80s. to 85e. ; red, 76.. to 81s.; Norfolk and Suffolk, white, I 87e. to 875.; red, 795. to 84s. Barley, malting, Norfolk and Suffolk, 52.1. to 54c; Chevalier, 63.. to 554. ;• grinding and fording, 43a. to 48s. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 61a. to 645. Baena, small, 6241. to 66e.; tick 62.5. to 555. Peas white, boilers, 60s. to 685.• grey and maple, 60s. to 63; Oats, potato, 31s. to 3a. ; common, Zia to 30e. Floor 000nsfy, per sack of 280 1b.,561. to 585.; superfine. 675. to 60i. Foreign : Wheat, per qr., Dantaic, 81s. to 851. ' • Rostock and Wismar, 795. to 83s. • Stettin 775. to 81s. • Dauish and Ham burg, 755. to 795. Barley, Rostock and Stralsond, 50s .to 545. ; Danish and Swedish, 48s. to 52a. Peas, white, boilers, the. to 665. ; grinding, 62a. to 545. - - WORKINGTON, APRIL 28.-At our market to-day there was above an average supply of Wheat and Barley; all other kinds a blank. Priem advanced on Wheat, 2s. 6d., Bar ley, Is. 61., per Carlisle bushel, owing probably to the very boisterous weather which has prevailed here for some days Put- WATR/WORD, APRIL. 28.—Since Saturday our arrivals of Grain and Flour from abroad have been large, which has checked the upward tendency of the market ; there is, how ever, a free ale for all articles, at last week's prices. EDlNnuacur, APRIL 28.—At this morning's market there was a fair supply of Wheat from the growers, which, being held at an advance of Is. per yr met a slow sale, and some quantity was left unsold at the Ise of the market. Foreign, ziopress 208.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 30,1817. [3d COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Tiro o'Clotk.—We have had quite a revolution in stock values this morning. The report, already referred to in the Express some days since, as then current in certain q :afters, but which could not be traced to any authentic source at the that, to the effect that the Russian government were emit to repeat the name sort of money transaction with the Bank of England as had previously passed with the Bank of France, was renewed this morning, after the arrival of the Ilamburg mail, at an early hour. It is stated as a fact. admit• Mg of no doubt. that the Emperor of Russia had by Ukase, of the 12th instant, announced his intention of investing in the funds of foreign countries a sum of no less than 30 millions of silver roubles; or say, calculating the rouble at the par rate of 37d., about 4,623,0004 This extraordinary intelligence took the City quite by surprise, although it is clear that all about it must have been known here for some days, and partially acted upon, u the quiet but gradual adv .noe in the funds from purchases would seem to show. Assuming the news to be true, the secret has been well kept, for it is probable that the negotiations for that part of the operation which related to this country pro bably commence 1 about the same time that the Bank of England N:111 appointed financial agent to the Rus-inn government. It is supposed that of the gold thus to be appli, d, far the largest proportion, three-fourths of the whole, wail be invented herein government securities, to be purchased from the bank. Consols were already moving upwards before this remarkable intdligence became public. They opened at 861 to 1 money, and 87 to 1 for time; they subse quently rose to. 871 to 4 for money, and 871 to 1 for time. The advance therefore in Consols within the three days ending to-day is equal to 11 per cent. A slight reaction h. I made them now 871 to 4 money, and 871 to 1 far time. Reduced Threes, 861 to 1. Three-and-a- Qoarter per Cen - s., 871. Exchequer Bills, 4s, dis. to par. Consols Scrip, 2, to 2 discount. Bank Stock, 189 to 190. All the values, f. Jaded and unfunded, are, therefore, better. In the foreign market, Dutch stocks improved on this turn of affairs ; the Two-and•a-Half per Cents. to 684 to 9 ; the ' Fours to 89 to 4. Spanish Fives were a little better, at 231 to 41 ; the Fours, at 341 to 64. Mexican are worse, a; 196 to 20. Portugucae, 331 to 41. This wan settling-day in foreign stocks. INOLtea TOMS. Baal Start, IN 00 Isz I 3 per Cc. Cowls Ant, CI Ct. He'd. Asa., PO 31 per Cems. 11113 3 per Cs. Opeoele Arm ,171 Ixelteduaer S. Nile, 46.4 par p , 2 C0..,.l Nerl km • I per CC Austrian lonic 0411 ---s" l per LC Belgian Mad., 33 4 33 per Cent. thtte if per et. Itrnrlliis /1.13.,32 4 Ditto law, II 3 4 per Ct. beam. Ayres BY., 2f 41 Ditto Chslas Hie , /1 3 Ditto Colima. Def. Ilia., Calumbau Bqaalar tau, 2i si 3 per Ct. Deana 12d5.,96 7 23 per Ct. Dutch /W. Ma per Co Carta. DIU.. e 1 pm Cent. demob We. 111 101 armada lieferml 14. 3 per Ct. Illeska0,111“. 104 ID II pro Cr. Perariaa 3. 30 rortugsese 0042 v, 801.. 430 I pmt Rugs. 11. , 01 11 1)1334 !quirt. 1144,C1 41 3 per Ct. Spauhdt 64.. 241 10 Apeie► Deferred BY., 17 10 3.3111•3 Farin a / a , Se I $ per LI. Vesesorts 11310., SO 41 Tent/meta I)oterred la.. 111 Iti RAILWAYS.—This is the settling day in shares. But few fresh bargaini have been done, in oonseluence of the dealers being so engaged, yet shares have all unproved. Great Northern are 21 ; Midland, 116; North Stafford', 71; West Riding, 1 premium. BALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAT IN LONDON. _(Teetarday's prim will ba bond In lmt pogo). Aberdeen, 13 Lynn and Denham, 21 Arab., Nott , 800., and R. Jn.,11 I Nan, and Boutkampt" 4 Binn. and Oxford June., 171 Midland, 1131 16 Bina., Wok., & Do Rey, 10 Do. New, 334 94 Buckinghamshire 1 d Do. New, 41 4 . Cidedortion, 231 4 Newcastle & Berwids, 7341 Cheater and holy ad, 21 E. Counties, 13; 191 North N ßri ew tisi 6 i!a r t Do. Per., 3 per Cs. No./ 1 p par ! Do. Halves, 141 Do. York Extension, I Do. Extension, 11 E. Lancashire, 17 Do. Thirds, 21 E. Linoolnxbire, 34 1 North Staffmilshlre, 61 11 Edln. and Glasgow, 71 North Weounn, 2 Ely & Huntingdon, 1 II - °sr, War., & Wok., 131 Exeter, Yeovil, & 17, &mkt., 14 Shrens and Bin Class A, 31 1 Great Northern, li 4 crop. Doke, 1 4 d Great North of England New, 39 S. E. N Dover 37 Great Western Cluert.ra. 174 Do. New (to. at 321.), No. 1, 21 Do. Fifths, 161 6 D. do. (in at 130, No. 4, 41 Do. New, 71 S. Wales, 7 1 Leath k 'Mindy, 204 South York., Don., 4 Goole, 1 11 Do. Now, 61 W. R. linho, 14 p Lea., Brigh., h F. Ocest, 1114 4 Wind., Shaine., and S. W., 4 p Do. Coos. Elghtbs, 11 York & Newcastle, 34 Lon. & N. Western, 1124 3 Do. New, 111 4 Ds. Qrs., L. Sr B. 221 Do. Preference, 7 1 Do. Qrs. New, 111 York s N. Midland Eat., 411 Do. la el., )1. lit 8., C, CI Do. E. and W. Rid. Extol., 20/ Lon. and S. W., 62 631 North/co of Frani" 124 Do. Serip, 41 4 Orleans and ilordeaus, 61 Stanch. le Leeds Gm, 13 Piltig and Lyons, 34 Do. liolis 91 Paris and Room, 364 Do. Thirds Dv.. 4 4 p LIVERPOOL Yesterday beinf toe tiret wan more animation than ' .ES, Amon 29. of the new account, there been experienced fur some W /0102017 7t o rt.. kit. - to Maas*, Arun Ng Itd a =n 6b.t = t and Stettin, new 11l to K..- to - UMW nodlionh ar .qtrg 77 to M.,- to - /laninand Odra. 73 to 77...- to - Bpanin.lmont - to - Canaan' - to - Auatiaint . n 77 to V... in. Ewa" Fining II to 44 DIME/ 44 to SS...- to - Inman COM 30 to GO Lonna 33 to 40...- to - Om. Ronan n to 31 . - to - Potoeranton dad Stralsnad - to - Swediab and Danish - to - Pritsrlaad and Darn Ditto Brew. - to - Baas', Tice - to - aid IS to 41 ..- to - Small - to -- Egyptten SS to 41 Trani -to -to - rem, Gl ut. HI to 31 BOOM 33 to St..- to - TMO, Old -10 -. now to - Jane to - Loam, Bahia and Itiodan Modgernmeaa and Odes —. —.—. 47 48 to 31... do. do. luso= 40 to 42 llsospmad 38 to IS .. do. do. Roam= Camas free of duty, per too, F 3 10.. to £3 13a. Lamm C• 111111, Dutch and German ditto Z 9 10a to FlO 10, Ditto French and American ditto £lO 10.. to Fl 1 10.. Flo per SU. of 198118810.. m American Amok and Hamburg IS to U Canadian (Duty Ild. Dar barrel) French free to prr Elack of ARRIVALS MVO LONDON FROM 21th APRIL TO 30th ARIL Ora Snallah. Scotch. Irish. Foreign. Wheat Barley IMO I 280 I 970 Osta Flour, 1,810 sacks karrek. WU, 3,310 quartets IGO.ON AVSJUOISL - Wheat, 84.. 4d.; barley. 31a. U. ; oats. 286.11 d. ; rye, 83.. 104; brans, 40,. id.; pees, 31.. 9d. IMPERIAL ♦VERAGE6. wheel. leak °ens I nye. Inmost i Yeas. Mutt 90 73e 103 31s 1 04 21s 34 1364 241131 s 114137 s 24 27 774 04 SI, 4d 31s adiSee 0431 s 1041138 s 9d Art 3 771 Id 51. 3431 s 241137 s 7d ils 53 134. 10d 10 744 Sd 471 ad 32s 74134410 d 50s 1013 as 04 17 741 1.448, 4d 29. 74 las 14 Os 10e1 30s fd 21 73e 104 1 41. 54 fle 7d 334 8d 19s 114,32. 4d I weeks' A. Aver. 73. 94130 s 2d1314 ed 53s 94 30. 114153 s 34 Mere ere no dudgeon Foreign Grain., I alse lacy be mated Is. degree, though the trade is not so Wink as last week. Barley wee it abort oupply, and sold readily at an improvement of le. per qr. Oats were a tun sale, with the turn in fe% our of buyers. For Peas and Be 111% there is an increased demand, ester:n.l4 for the former...t an advance of ls. to 2e. per qr. Wheat, 568 qrs. top, ; avenge, 755. per qr. Barley, 154 qn., top, 675. ; average, 51e. 3d. Oats,6lB qrs., top, 41s. 4d. ; ever. gs, 375. Id. Beans, 66 qrs., top, 62a. ; average, Us. 7d. Gleasoow, Aran. 23.-At this day's market the traitress lions in Wheat were for the most part confined to the losses qualities, for which there was a fkir sale at former retest Americas Flour was offerieg on rather easier terms. For Oats there was a moderate demand; and °email was in goal request at late prices. The quantity of Barley on eels being small, the advance noted last week was readily ebteinsek Beans, for feeding, sold in retail at stir quotations; Eftyptiales were held at 26 .. per 2801 b. No chang e i s the mime of Pees. The imports from abroad, via Grangemouth, have consista of 920 qrs. Wheat, 860 qrs. Barley ; 2,900 Oats ; 628 Beata; and 368 loads Oatmeal. Coastwise, the supplies have I,.nrs small, and the arrives in the Clyde very limited since the date of our last report. A complete change has taken place in the weather, havlng had heavy rain for the last day or two, and strong sontb-west gales. The advises rioted lad week has been steadily maintained, without much sietivtiy fa the demand being experienced for any smiths of the treats. Wheat, per 240.14., English, white, new, 39w to 405.; retP, old, 375. to 38s. ; new, 37e. to 39 e . ; Sc otch, white, old, 37e. to 395. • new, 34e. to 36... ' Irish, red and white, 355. to 3111. ; new, 345. C. 36 9 . ; Dentzic, old, 38s. to ski.; Pomeranian, old, 360. to 38e.; Danish, old, 31s. to ; Odessa, soft, old, 361. to 36.. : Caradian, aid, 36.. to 375. ; United States, old, 370. to 395. Bar' y, per 3201 b., Berwick and Scotch, new, 34e. to ::71.; Irish, new, 32a. to 345. ; foreign, free Pomeranian, de., new, 320. to 365.; free Danieh. new, 325. to 345. Oats, per 264 l b s , B erw i c k an d Scotch, new, 30s. to 335.; prepared Irish. new, 28s. to it. Beans, per 4 imperial buthels.Englid, new, 28s. to :9s. ; Foreign, new, 275. to 28e. ; Irish, per 2 6 0 lbs., rat w, 28s, to 295. ; Egyptian, per 280 lbs., old, 26e. Peas, per 280 lbs., white, new, 32.. to 33, ; grey, new, 31s. to 325. ; Cinadian, new, 31e. to 32.. Flour, per 280 lbs., English, superfine, new, 68s. to 60a. ; Irish ditto, new, .56a. to 68e. ; fine, new, 64a. to 665. ; extra chokes qualities, new, 60.. to 821.; niedean, per barrel, sweet, old, 40s. to 41.. ; Canadian sweet, old, 39a. to 40e. ; sour old, 36e. to 36e. Oatmeal, per 2801b5., Scotch, Lew, 665. to 68s. Indian Coro, par 280 Th. , 325. to 33e. DANTZIC, APAIL 24.-Yesterday our market wit 1:4111• siderably higher, and purchasers were oNiged to pay for fine high num d, 611 be, 745. to 765. ; good and fins mixed, 601 b., 71e. to 73e.; inferior, 671hs. to 3.811 w., 70a. ; and about 4,000 qrr. were sold at these pikes. Offers from the interice or from Poland are no more, the supplies from theses being afloat, and holders awaiting tiro chances of our market on arrival. There is no want of de. mend for Wheat on delivery, even until July. Of Rye ant all spring Com, the exportation in Poland being probile cyst, we on have no suppliss from that country. Tl,O articles with us are at famine price. Rye and Peak ( N. Seeley, 60s. Government is just suspending the heavy grinding duty until the Ist of August. _ - NAPLE,, APRIL 20.—Wheat is now being imperial Acre, and the government has hid purchases made for its account at Leghorn; prices have been up to equal 7Ge. per quarter, free on board. We have line weather , Paid everything Mill. eater that the crops will be good. The French have pur chased Barletta Wheat, deliverable after 31st August, an.L payable at equal to .50s. per quarter, free on board. CHEESE.—MALBBCRY FAIL—The trade eery slack; quantity offered, about the usual average; prices lower, by from ts. to 6s. per cwt. within the last month. Somerset Cheeses, double, 60s. to 665. per cwt. ' single, 60e. 'to 64p. • common, 48s. to 60s. North Wilts audDorset, frosa 60s. to 60s. A better sale for common Cheeses than fur these. of tint-rate quality. HOPS.—BoaouGn MARKET. — Two o'C'bk.k.-•-• Mesere. Pattenden and Smith, flop Futon, report that the market is firm, vithont any alteration in prioe. itKe 1:666 Yua . pain. 6i .o to 3. • Taarlteg p. elm It. I 4. 0 Wrahl et Lama . „ 4 4to 6 • IreerliO3 Strom. „ 16 to IS Samoa II Tanlaa• . • 61u• 4 SKINS.—LEADEMIIALL, APRIL 30.—Hides, 56114. to 64165., 2d. to 20.; 6111:o. to 7211 e., 20. to 2td.; 721 , 1. to 8016 a., 20, to 3d.; 801 be. to Nibs., 2ttl. to 30. ,• bsPar. to 961b5., 3d. to 30. Calf Skint, 7.. 6(1. Ilaree Hides, I:Te. BERAIONDBIY. APRIL 30. Sheep Skins, Half-bred., 1 68. 6d. to 6.. 3d. • Downs, is. 6d. to os. 6d. Lamb Skil:a, 26. to 2a. Bd. ; SheLlloge, 84. to N. CATTLE, 4c.--SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock.—We have rather a large supply of Bouts, but, provisions of on kinds being dear, there is an increase in the consumption of this article, and, consequently, there is no difikulty in elf, t. leg sales at fully late rate,. From Holland there cr^ 73, about 300 from Scotland, 100 from Norfolk, 160 MilrJa and the remainder from various parte of the country. W. have a good supply cf Sheep ; the demand, however, is large, and prices are fully 2d. per Sibs. higher than on Monday lase. Trade for Lambe 1.0 scarcely so good, the choicest with dif ficulty snaking 6.. Bd. Good Calves are scarce, and rather dearer ; in middling qualities no improvement in observable. Pigs are not quite so plentiful ; small Porkers make rather more money. Penises etc it. ►a. . moo MO lbs. a . .. 4. Ist Seau, Itereferle,lte. 4 4 1•0411•4440(•04/14444... 4 1 a 0 BOK anon-IMID• .. . ... 4 laded malty Mann a 0 D 0.4.111444. 4 a 141 4141•44 Psis ... I 4 De rase. 4 4 5 13;remllaf-44400 I Labs I 6 4 Mane as swim. ON. Slump •44 tub.. 401404. 1411; 444...70 1 . - DI/Ley, Aria 27.—The supply of fat Beasts to-day wet somewhat limited; the greater part were purchased at ...7•ct London Smithfield-market the day preceding. Some of them were only of the middling description ; but in one tot we observed Wale Bullocks and Heifers of first-rate quel::y, the price being equally good. Sheep were plentiful, princi pally from the Rotherham market; the price we. aho high. The show of fat and store Calves was good. Beef, 6d. to 61d. ; Mutton (out of the wool), 6d. to 7d. ; Veal, 6d. to bid. per lb. Loins, Aran. 25.—We have had a short supply of Beasts to-day, which were all sold at 6d. to 61d. per lb. Ana about 4,000 Sheep, which met with ready sale, at from to 71d. per lb. MALMsSURT FAIR.—The show rather larger than mu .1. The Cows, Calves, Barrens, Heifers, ar.d Steers sold at Lir prices; good Cows with Calf by side making 16/. to 201.; Cow in calf, 141. to 171. each. Heifers and Steers, two years CA, 121. each; yearling's, Si. to 91. each. Weaned Calves, `..%. to 2.55. each; small do., just from the Cow, 7s. to 10s. Of Sheep not so mu}• as usual, yet !rices were lower, soma good Ewes with a Lamb not making more than from v to 60s. the couple; barren Ewes, 40s. to 42a.; best Tegs fetched high prices, some nearly 60s. each; fast rate Wethers, 50s. to 555. Some pens of prime Somerset ar.3 Dorset Ewes, with forward Lambs, 60.. the couple. I'a Lambs from 7.2.5. to 28s. each. A good quantity of store Hogs and Pip, which sold freely, though at very low rates; fat bacon Hogs and Porkers are getting very scarce in this part of the county. Herres were plentiful, the best making high prices. Good cart Colta sold at 401. to 601. ea:b ; middling 3-year-olds, 301. to 351. ; common, 251. ; first-r: to Nag end driving from 151. to 401. ; in good Ponies a far trade wu done. In every kind of inferior animals but Milo liminess transacted. NEWORSTLZ, APRIL 27.—Sinec this day se'nnight there has bean about 700 head of Cattle brought to market, and all sold. The supply of Sheep wee small. Though there was a large number of cattle on offer, prime did not recede more than 3d. per stone. Very little change took plate in the price of Sheep, and nearly all wero sold off. Prices: Beasts, small cutters, 7s. 9d.; Steen ; 7s. 641. ; Pork, Gs. ad. ; per stone of 1411 n. ROTHERHAM, APRIL 25.—We had n urge supply of Sheep, but of Bents only a middling si.ow, which met wits a brisk lair, the best Beef realising tUlly Bs. per stone. The at tendance of buyers was numerous, and nearly all the Sh,„l were disposed of at the following prices Beef, 7s. 6d. R.. per stone. Mutton, 7d. to 61d. per lb. Cattle, 185 ; 7,460. SALFORD, Arun 28.—We had a (Jr show of stock C,. day; but as there were many strenge buyers, it ems. - 4 a brua demand both for Beef and Mutton, and the very full rates of last weak were readily obtained, and a good cleatar.co woe Dude. EDIRRUROR, APRIL 28.—The supply of fat Cattle was lem than on Wednesday last. Superior animals sold read 'y, at an advance on previous rates. There were several good lots exhibited, although some were prevented coming from the north, owing to the heavy storm at sea. Top of beet Beef, 10s.- current, 9s. end ; inferior down to 7s. per Dateh stone,=linearly all sold. There was a very abort supply of Sheep brought forward. Sales wars quickly eff, , al_ , an advance of 2s. per head, and all sold. Top of boot Muttoo, Bd.; current, 7d. to 74d.; inferior, Bd. per lb. - &Lwow, hem 26.-Bheep were very wares in the market to-diy, and gold at high prises. Best blaek-fseetl ,14 at 425. ; whitaseed, 50e. There was a fair supply of C.1•1!e, which met a ready sale. Best Beef sad Tallow brought I Is. per Won stone. For Yugerday's Iflrkets use gall pars. SHIPPING. MAILS AILIMID.—DubIin, 3; Waterff.rd, 2 ; Donagliadee, 1 ; French, 1 ; Flanders, 1. LONDON, April 30.—Wind this day at noon, W. by N., light airs and cloudy. OPP MA11.0.1114 April 29.—Elias, Singapore; Psycts, Hobart Town. DNAL, April 29.—W.5.W., moderate.—Arrived Cathe rine, Callo; Queen of England, China; Matthew Plummer, S i ngapore; Delftshaven Batavia, for Rotterdam; Amelia Hill, Calcutta; Al y 6, Mauritius; Helen, Tobago; High bury, Jamaica. Arrived from the river : Brightman, New ' South Wales; Viscount Cannine, Africa; Heart of Oat, Bahia; Mary, Cubs; Janus Turcan, Havannah ; Lady Elizabeth, Mumma ; Cleveland, Quebec. Or, PORTLAND, April 22.—Gladiator, Batavia for Copen hagen. Pon/mourn, April 29.—W., squally.—Arrived: S. Wolverine,Penang ; left Ascension 24th ult., Fara] 22nd Soureizrropr, April 29.—Arrived: Ripott (at.), Alex andria. Bailed Montrose (et.), Gibraltar. DWLNOZA, Aprll 29.—W. Put Lek: Empress, for Quebec. . . _ KlNowrowm, April 28.—W.N.W.—Arrived : Lady Camp bell, New Orlin. WATS:RS.OID, APRIL 28.—W. to W.N.W. Arrived Leonida, Callao; Admiral, New York. Fame.arrn, April 29.—W., squally.—Off Port: Manse Video, left 7th February, and proceeded for Antwerp. SUNDERLAND, April 28.—W.-Bailc4 : Aid, Montreal. Coat, April 27.—W.5.W., a gale.—Arrived: Moulmein; din Dunlop, Baltimore; Charlotte, Norfolk; Unicorn, Liverpool, for New Orleans, leaky. HuLk, April 29.—W.S.W.—Arrived: Qitana, Singapore. at . Tom ▪ d. O 0 2 3 4 11 8 6 13 3 19 6 7 9 IR 10 £ .. d. 2 0 2 4 2 91 2 17 3 4 3 19 1 15 5 17 s. d. 19 0 19 7 1 9 4 11 9 2 14 10 2 9 14 9 £ a. d. 1 to 0 1 19 0 2 3 6 2 9 10 2 18 4 3 9 8 4 5 0 6 5 6 i~