The Express. — London, England, 1847-09-20 00:00:00

- 4ELIANCE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, No. TI. Wagtoorost. Mamba-boom parti~a of the profit doehrod A Nob March lor_pm.m.. dlr =I among Re osomtors of Re RELIANCE SOCIETY gave the t roodu: i r v i I As . WS 3 51 "100 31 I 1030 1414 3300 I Wand 1.5%6616.11 0 . 40 . 1 /154 et 1160.3 et aaat . l ue w• 146.7. 116 0 0 14 15 4 • 44001 06 4 0 8 1I 14 41001 46 13 4 i 694 11 r deotripikvil Of I 4rtaken upus non. /RN AMIT R. Secretary. MEOWS TABLE CUTLERY has long been Wrier for be naphighip .tviallair, combiewl with cheapen+. lie maindactory in et 4, liskalegiwrint. four dam Inca Corrilell. liaatwelleintke In NU of SO plan% JII KILNS Ida. 1,4 10, ' common m i nce per 4osee, 10e, Ik. Ilk di. SU, Ills. TOM stnle regent ome.cd doddltband& MO RA' *WI good., se. 's I f ienn ' penksivis us mom soi econnrnia tom le upward.. gb, pecal.or .4041 dour milk drop wad pante bays elm cemfin lo newt apfrerieri• gimbals pronounce kb *Awn 10 be eareekon• E• .i. ii.;; l irt3 MANUFACTURi a WATCHES eel CLOCKS I, prodidisd by three rpptraM mini' Wise gold wegehes, w 1 grid ileissi Is k Is aiebi, = rm 1000 1 .4 . i rd. boaddlaus ; min' rasa ter ikaiii. je ' r..!kJ t 3 iour dz Plaids.—D Y ". Strand : 33, Guippludyeet ; add a kart Klock ToWer ANS). - - complete mosso of LEA and PERRINo' woRcE-4Tliiill SAUCE. in imparting the twat unro of,. ssrour I.• waving with every Ltd of NOM MOM. to steaks. cis rase. Sh, oat towet telither with 110 seek sad . aeLauuMCisd to! pr..l,ertlw. MI the WM E WWII for It In teed , nao. i* ". 7 =1,111. ara /10. L. In London sad Dublin to TioNS.u.vor weer lOW/ SSA bet lanes dimpluiutroent to three vie gye =rid UNI I sad P. Set rape-Shalt t reoetmeamd purehtene on at to eat or write tor LEA AND PUSSIES' WORCESTER/MRS YEEIII. sad to we that WS mate are epee the labeler/ pehmt esp et the bottle. Sold by the yrweeteWes. U. Breattetzest. Wateethw. h.v6"l Oxfordetreetawitioa Siedw wad Saws Crown and Elackwell. " l other oilmen nad wieretwatt. Load= ; sad Mthe sat TeSwelabie dealers he mance anivenally. CACTION. —Unprincipled Shopkeepers, for the rake of retain/ a trifle more peak rend the m.t motions eons ;match, un.kr the title of " Xammar Oil:' !moo under the implied gamy ° . of ~oalty and the government department.. atth efmlleo attempts at decitptloa. It h, therefore, lame-ohm on parehasera to see Slat the wools. " Rowleada Mammy Oil are le too Ham ea the of eaQa mi. akattig. Zrlte ti 6d.. 7s. ; family to ttles std ostmal to four M thaies gla_rehttle.—kyaltA poiri 10 1 111 1 PtinreLL'RODTDITO 1 tIA LTH A ND 1.4)2f(7 IMO yam, pocket volumel. priog_le. ; pod !In .darnpo. 6.1 . WHAT TO EAT, DROTK, AND AVOID ; with Diet Tables for all Complaints. By R. J. Cute Kew r:J., M.D.. M.R.C.S.. LA.C., to. is lantre perfect digestion. tranquil feelings. • rood Light's rat. a elate bend. and a commuted mind. Hy an oheercance of tM Intruct! herein cutelned, the feeble. the nervously delicate. even to the mod dlattered con.ditutiott. nay acquire the 1..1.4 amount of ph; Lori haypinow, and reach in health the fell Deltaic/ life allotted 1., can. To be bad .4 Sherwood. M. Paternaterrow ; Carealho, 14T, Fleet- Weft : Corabill ; Sabot). 467, wa n t Stread ; or direct from the anther. In. Arffilpiliti. Rcrent-areet. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. We have our foreign express, with Paris letters of yesterday. Intelligence has been received in Paris, brought by the steam-frigate Montezuma to Toulon, respecting Abd-el•Kader. This vessel touched at Melilla, a Spa nish settlement on the African coast, on the Bth, where it WI , saidthat Abd- I Ender was then engaged in exercising his troops, and that the distant reports of his artil lery were continually heard. Advices from Oran say that the Emir receives constant rein forcement=. and that the Arabs belonging to the tribes established on the French territory have in considerable numbers passed the frontier to join him. • The in the departments in favour of parliamentary reform continue. A banquet was lately given at Sor , sons to M L'Herbctte, at which M. Wilton Barra delivered a speech, which is reported in the Paris journals. The advancement of M. Guizot to the presidency of the council has been facilitated by the decease of Mar shal Oudinot, and the consequent vacancT of the governorship of the Invalides. Marshal bonit has accepted. and gives way to M. Guizot in the presi dency. If an expedition to Morceco be decided on, the command of it will be offered to Marshal Bugeaud. The Madrid mails of the 14th have arrived. The journals ard despatches contain nothing of general interest. In consequence of having published an article grossly offensive to the person of the Spanish sovercigr, the Paris journal Lc Courrier Fraw;ais is prohibited from parsing through the Spanish post office, and other measures are threatened against the offending journal. _ _ Parr. 14. Three per Cents.. 261; Flee per Cents, 1 7 1 ; Pasai•ee, 91 ; Coupon., 14 . Rank of St. Ferdinand, 138; Bank of St. Isabella, 120; Exchange on London, 49 70-100. Letters received from Naples say that Ore junior members of the families of tome .of the Sicilian princes have been engaged in the revolt in that island. The Leghorn journals confirm the report already received that the insurgents of Calabria have formed a provisional government at Reggio, and have seized a government steamer which anchored in that port. The Pielmonlese Casette of the 15th confirms the report of the arrival of British ships in the harbour of Ancona. The ships named are the Vanguard, the Albion, and the Rodney. The Venire Gazelle, a jounial of the Austrian govern ment, published on the 6th an article in reply to the attacks of the pre , s generally on the subject of its mea sures against the territory of the Pope. There is nothing new in the matter or the argument. But the continued appearance of these manifestos in the journals published under the authority or influence of Austria, is a striking proof of the unlimited power of public opinion in Europe. Even the despotism of Vienna offers its homage to it. The grand council of Berne, which is both the legislative and executive organ of the canton, has voted the sum of 10,000/. to put the military contin gent of the canton in a condition to take the field. Independently of the troops which this voto will pot in preparation, there is already an army fully equipped, disciplined, and ready to take the field, amounting to 20,04)0 men. This vote was carried in the grand council with only two dissentients out of 106 mem} ers. M. Ochbensein, president of the diet, who is also president of the grand council, proposed being seconded by M.M. Stoempfli, Weingart, and Lhoner, on the ground that the canton would be im mediately called upon to aid in carrying into execu tion, by armed force, the decree of the diet for the dis solution of the Sundcrbond. In another page will be found the proceedings of an important meeting in the north, from which it will be seen that the reported arrival in town of a deputa tion from Neweastle•on-Tyne, appointed to confer with government on the distressed condition of the country, was premature. Such a deputation was appointed by the Newcastle Chamber of Commerce, en the 16th inst., and Mr. Matthew Bell, the chair man, immediately put himself in communication with the Chancellor of the Exchequer, in order to ascertain when the right hon. gentleman would grant an inter view. The reply of Sir C. Wood was diacouraging ; in fact so much so that it was deemed necessary, before proceeding further, that any appeal made to the government should be the result of a combined move ment of all commercial interests, including merchants, coal-owners, bankers, and manufacturers, and hence the public meeting to which we have already referred, at which it was decided to solicit the co-operation of the various chambers of commerce throughout the kingdom, and a fresh deputation was appointed to wait upon the Chancellor of the Exchequer. The following are the observations of Mr. Metcalf upon the Peel Currency Act, which were received with fa vour by the Newcastle meeting : The existing rate of things was attributed to the Bank Charter Act. Now, he understood that the circulation of the country at this moment was not more than 17.000,0001 whereas it was considered that 25,000,0001. were required in the legitimate operations of commerce. When Sir Robert Peel passed the Bank Charter Act the Bank held 11,000,0001, of Government Securittes, 3,000,0001. of Bache Baer Bills, and 16,00,0001. of gold. The bank was then en titled to issue 30.000,0001. of paper. But if the bullion got down to 3,000.0001., as it did on a former occasion, when they had to fly to France to borrow 5.000.0001., it was elear4 moved that the Bank Charter Bill could not Wo rk "..ansfactorili. It WAS 4 capital measure there was 10,000,000/. of gokl the Bank of Eng land; but it was a very bad one when the amount of gold was reduced to 3,000,0001. lie considered the country could oot go on without a circulation of 25,000,0001., and the restrictive act which prevented that amount of circulation ought, in his opinion, to be immediately sus pended. _ . The following lute been extennively signed in Newcastle TO THE RIGHT HON. LORD I. RLIISELL, MST LORD or rits sahowsT, We, the undersigned bookon, mwskents, messwirdewsrs, and ethers, residing in the Ws of NuresietkemnaMyse ma its swighbourbood, eammilly entreat the atimisa of year lordship and her Megesars Wakens to alp 1011111111 illest wawa by the prism* leaking sad nem laws delh whisk tend tomb money plentliblin times , esa~mll asiameee in a time of adversity, .___lhebVll4ll. "ii t Ihrloolisa and extensive evil to 'Waft aftspiaMil imiostry. The wader- I signed, apprehending with sem* swim alarm the evil eon * queues wig& meet mono to all howler of trade and manufactures from a cantinaance of the preamt m ney and banking laws, respectfully request that your lordship will appoint a dey to receive a deputation foe the pewee of ts• pleining more fully their views of the importance of this sub ject, which involves the stability of our mercantile system and the credit of the country." With reference to a paragraph extracted from the Observer, which we append, we have been requested to give publicity to the following communication : Str,—A paragraph having appeared in the Observer newe -1 paper, in which our firm is mentioned as havi•grueived assist ance during the monetary crisis, we feel it incumbent on us to state that it is a gross falsehood throughout, and to add, in jug tine to ourselves, and for the satisfaction of cur friends, that up to this moment, notwithstanding the demands which the extraordinary state of the times has generated, they have been met by us with perfect use out of our own natural re sources, without so even a I= er the discount of • bill at the Bank of England. There is al o not one iron: truth in the statement of our having attended a meeting of the bankers, so mentioned in his City article, nor do w e be lieve any such meeting to have taken place.—We are, re spectfully, your friends, OTEREND, Gummy, and Co. Lonsbardatreet, Sept. 19. THE MONETARY ESTABLISHMENT6.—The week which hasjust passed has betn ouc of the most trying to the great monetary establishments in the City which has occurred since the crisis of 1825. It has been stated, respecting the large discounting house of Gurney, Overend, and Co., that, to enable them to meet any emergency which might arise, the house of Gurney and Co., the e,debrated banking establish ment of Norwich, had intimated to the former firm that the enormous sum of 500,0001. was at their service until the crisis should be fairly over. It is ale) said that a great number of individuals, members of the Society of Friends, CAMS voluntarily forward to place at the disposal of Main. Gurney, Overend, and Co., the partners in which house Sr. (imagers, various sums of 2,0001,, 5,0001., 10,0001., 15,0001., and 20,0001., to aid them, should such aid be necessary at the present crisis. It may not be generally known that this firm is one of the wealthiest in the world, and that they do business to the amount of 50,000,0001. a year. The profits last year a♦oyg.ltre dated to bars been not less than 80,0001. this morning at the office of the muter of the horse, Pimlico, t) have the royal carriages inwaiting at half-put four o'clock this afternoon at the Euston-square terminus of the London and North Western Railway, where hir Majesty is expected to a• rive about live o'clock by special train. A detachment of the 13th Light Dragoons kliussars) has been ordered to be in attendance. LIEUTENANT MUNRO'S SENTENCE.—In the course of Saturday a communication was rect teed by the governor of Newgste, from Sir Gorge Grey, the Secretary of State for the home department, announcing that her Majesty had been graciously pleased to commute the sentence which had been accorded—that of death, on Lieut. Alexander Thompson Munro, to twelve months' imprisonment in ht r Majesty's goal of Newgate. The information was instantly made by Mr. Cope, the governor, to Lieut. Munro, who expressed his deepest gratitude for the clemency which had been accorded to him. LATE FAILURES.—It appears that the liabilities of Sanderson and Co., which were understood at the moment of their suspension to be upwards of 1,000.0001., have been overstated. The aggregate of their debts to depositors, by whom the security is held of bills of exchange, Is 503,0001., while their debts to parties who are wholly uncovered amount to about 150,000/.—lt is understood that a first dividend of Is. in the pound has been declared by the inspectors of the estate of Barman and Co.; the Russian government, on their debt of 410,0001., will thus receive rather more than 20.000/. Considerable assets will still remain for dis tribution, which may ultimately swell the gross dividend to between 3s. and 4s. in the pound. Front a statement of affairs of Messrs. W. and J. Woodley, whose suspension took place on the 27th ult., it will be ob served that the assets fall short of the liabilities to the extent only of 9,000/., and we may add that the Wheat held has been estimated at 455., while it would now fetch 435. to 505., and the flour at 235., which is now at 275. to 28s. Under these circumstances there is every prospect that the expecta tions of the creditors to escape without loss will very nearly be borne out. It was hoped, however, at the time of sus pension, that a surplus would remain to Mr. Woodley of 15,0001. Times. We have great pleasure in announcing, from the best authority, that the eminent bill-broking house of San derson and Co. are in a position immediately to resume their ordinary business. An investigation into the state of their nobilities aed assets has proved their ability to command a surplus beyond all demands of from 80,0001. to 120,0001, allowing the bills which they hold of bankrupt firms to realise the lowest possible amount which it is likely they will pay. The reasons for stopping payment are variously stated, but we believe that they arose front the perverseness of a creditor, who demanded a change of secu rity for the money in the hands of Sanderson and Co., and this change being refused, and the demand even at this time having become so unreasonable, the party insisted on cash, and was then refused altogethe r. The late Mr. Morris's life was insured for 17,0001., and he possessed at the time of his death 275 shares in a mining company, which brought him in for the last throe years 10•1 1 001. per annum. This mining property is likely to continue as prosperous for the neat three years. There is, therefore, quite sufficient effects to make good his share of the loss which the firm may suataia. The estate of Mr. Oard, too, one of the Lie pulses., is deemed available for the liquidation (teeny claim advanced, that gentleman having become liable on account of no an. nouneement of a dissolution of partnership or his retirement having been duly inserted in the London Gltztette. We may repeat that the greatest confidence is felt in the house of Sanderson and Co. Upwards of 70,0001. worth of bills in their hands were paid on Friday, and of the whole which became due only one for 28/. was dishonoured.—CAroniele. Two WHALING SIM'S DESTROYED BY THE ICE nEnos.—We regret to have to announce the loss of two large vessels engaged in the Davis' Straits fishery • one the Bon Accord, of Hull, 600 tons burden, Captain Lee, master; and the Alfred, 400 tons, of Boners. It appears the vessels were lost within a quarter of a mile of each other, on the same doe, the 3rd of July last, in 75 degrees N., by being crushed to complete wrecks between icebergs. It was blow , ing a hurricane at the time, with constant snow. The Alfred I took the " first trip," the ire passing completely over her, and the destruction of the lion Accord immediately fol lowed. The crews, sixty in number, suffered frightfully from the cold; they were knocking about the ice nearly a month before they were rescued. With the exception of three seamen they were all saved. Neither of the wends was insured. THIN SOWING.—One fact, says a correspondent of the Gardeners' Chronick, is worth at least one thousand ape. culative opinions. I therefore send you the comparative results of two experiments with five peeks of reed wheat versus eight pecks of aced wheat. This is the third year of I my experiment; and as usual the smaller quantity yields the largest return, besides saving the additional seed. Ia one cue the saving is equal to the rent of the land ; the corn was carted, threshed, and measured in the presence of myself and the labourers, some of whom had made bets as to the results. The ground was accurately measured. I had several pieces with only one bushel per acre, which certainly were in ap pearance more productive than the five pecks. EXPERDIENTi WITH THE ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.— Experiments have, it appears by the New York papere, been recently made with the electric telegraph, to determine the difference of longitude between New York, Philadelphia, and Washington. From these experiments two , mportant conelu.ions have been deduced, first, that by means of the raagnetic telegraph, a clock in New York can be compared with another at a distance of 200 miles quite as accurately as two clocks can be compared in adjoining rooms ; secondly, that the time required for the electric fluid to travel from New York to Washington and back again, a distance of 450 miles, is so small a fraction of a second, that it is inap preciable to the most practised observer. To this we may add, that Mr. Bain, of Edinburgh, the inventor of the elec tric clock, offered so to apply the principle to the clocks of that city and Glaapw. through the agency of the railway telegraph, as to give them motion from one and the same source, and thus to indicate precisely the same time at the same moment, though 46 miles distant. FELINE ELECTRICITY.—A correspondent of the Gardeners' Chronicle states that when the cat is cold, in winter, and you are cold too, if you put one hand on the cat's chest, and then rub the back with the other hand, you will (a Frenchman has just found out) receive a sharp shock, and two or three weeks after the eat will probably die. REFUGE FOR FEMALE CRIMI NA LS.—We Ere informed by the Literary Gazette that" Miss Coutts has determined to prepare a domicile at Shepherd's Bush, under judicious and merciful regulation., capable of maintaining a considerable number of discharged female prisoners, who have been con demned for offences, punished and then thrown upon the world characterless, tainted, abandoned, and helpless. To these the gates of reformation will be opened. They will be in structed in the consoling and upholding value of morals and religion. They will be taught the means of industry, whereby they can earn their bread. They will be rescued from the necessity of guilt ; and if not doomed to ruin by evil dispositions which cannot be changed, they will be re stored, repent-tat and virtuous member., to society, instead of being outcasts and clines to that and to themselves." Mr. Chesterton, the experienced and worthy governor of Celd bath-Selds, is, we are told, superintending the preparations of The Refuge. COMMERCIAL er MARKETS. U' MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Half-past One.—The op e ning transactions in the ' I.t:olic securities have tnls morning indicated the return of confidence, on the part of the buyers, to an extent hardly to have been expected, considering the gloomy state of affairs that existed up to the close of the past week. Consols, which left off on Saturday evening at 831 to I for the account, have been done to-day at 861, at which there are now buyers. The minds of commercial men are to-day much more com posed, and the improvement in the stock market may be owing principally to this circumstance, though much of it is placed to the account purely of re-ac tion, arising out of the unreasonable bating down of prioes which has been recently witneikted. Exchequer Bills are at the higher premium of 66. to 10s., and money is more easy. There is but a small amount of business doing in either of the markets, and as yet there bas been scarcely time for the several stocks to settle down to 613T51 N0.330.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 20, 1817. [3d t their proportionate values. In the foreign house Belgian stock is 91 to 3 ; Brazilian, 82 to 4 ; New, 81 to 3. Buenos Ayres, 35 to 8. Six per Cent. Milian, 90 to 2 ; the Three per Cents., 51 to 3. Danish, 83 to 5. Two-and-a-Balf per Cent. Dutch, 531 to 4. The Four per Cent. Certificates, 851 to 81. MPziean, 181 to 19. laree per Cent. Spanish, 281 to 91. We have no tidings of the arrival of the Royal Mail Company's West India steam-packet Avon, now about due at Southampton. Two o'Clock.—Consols have rather receded from the above quotation. They are called 88 to k. Among the leading operators for the rise this morn ing the name of a firm who were last week large setters has been mentioned. They are in the habit of doing a good deal on foreign account. We have no unpleasant rumours to-day to affect the markets. W - Much of the rise in Consols is by some attributed to the buying in of two large bear accounts ; and, from the course the transactions bare taken, the impression that such has been one of the chief influences at work may, we think, be correct. au* MOO, dist 3 par Ct. Com Ae.. pm OIL 164..4am, ..t Fn Ceets...lnkt I per 4:13.0en5. ism. 661 1 Reaps. MAIN 6.. to lOC pa. YORRION FUNDS. S per et. Amerl4l4 Ilesis, 31 6 LI per Cat. Gnarl. IN IS Apar QM. BillitKlimi% 111 4 134•41.31 a 0446.664 80.. Si 4._ - Wtt;IGZ73 4 --.. -- irtio;;MWO0171117.71711 . • per C. B. Arr. 84.4., SO B I per Ct. Blasi. Bat , tae Ditto Cliilinn WM. 10 3 Ditto Smuts). Bac 111 Si k Ditto CoMenh. lief. /146. 3 per Ct. Apablett litin, MI la Columbian Boma, Bar. Za 3 , ilpitelth Referred Rib, 13 14 3 par Ct. Ihnith Bdu.Bl 6 1 Bptaltla Paative BM., 4 a WM PO per Li Dutch , Ma 4 1 per Ct. Teneastla lid.., 31 1 4 per CO Outs. Butch, 333 63 Teme.aela Des! rreu 114.. 11 RAILWAYS.—There has been a considerable im provement in the aspect of the share market, conse quent upon the firmness of Consols; and the down ward tendency that has now prevailed for so long has received a slight check. Prices mark rather higher, as the list will show. SALES EFFECTED CP TO TWO THIS DAY LN LONDON. (Saturday's prices will be found in last page;. And., Nat., 800., & E. 1., 1 North British, 23 BOP., litam., t Pit., 54 Do. Quarters, 1 Caledonian, 30 Do. Extension. E. Counties, 181 17 Do. Thirds, I 1 Da. perp. 5 per C., No, 1, 11 p Nord Staffirdshire, 81 8 Do. York Eaten., 81 Oaf., Wor., and Wolv., lk,l i FootLincolne & H ere, 10 Shrews. is 'Clam B), 1 Qt. Northern, 11 1 Shropshire Union, 1 Do. lAA. & York Es., 14 S. E. and Dover, 91 Gt. Western, 100 2 Do. do., No. 2, 121 Do. Quarters, 171 Do. do., No. 3, 10 Do. New 171. 4b., 81 York & Newcuatle Eaten., 131 Ipswich & Bury Ea. (tote Cant. Do. Pref., 101 & Ely; d , 21 1 York & N. hlidland, 73 Lane. en York., W. B. (In., f d Do. Prof., 121 Do. Pres., & Wire, 38 Dn. E. at W. Riding F.x., 281 Liv., Man., and New. Jo., 1 Boulogne and Amiens, 13 1 Low, Brigh., & S. Coale, 451 1 Cen. of France ;Or. & Vier.), 144 London and Greenwich, 81 Dutch Rhenish, 21 Lou. & N.Western, 181 lot Indian, 1 Do. Qra., New, L. & 8., 10 I Luxemlytrg, 1 London & S. Western, 57 4 I Namur and Liege, 31 Do. Teethe (Consal)., 50 i N. of France, 91 1 Midland, 1131 I Orleana nod Bordeaux, 31 Do. 50/. oh, 111 I Pons and Lyons, 41 Do. Birm. and Derby. 87 Pair and Rouen, 341 Newcastle & Berwick New, 31 301 I Wert Howlers, 21 iS, Swim= 18. York, Nelm s., IS Berwick (O. & E. punts.) 21 p Do. New IN. and B.), 24 p Leeds & Dewsbury, 1 d ' Lech, & Think, 15 d Do. Prof., 11 d N. Staffordshire, 11 p N. Western. 31 d Scottish Central; 81 p Shrews., & Chest. Halves 14 p Shrupsb. Cu. R. Sr C., 3 d E. Lancashire NeW,TEI --- London & North Western, IGO Do. New Qrs., 81 p Manch l ., p & Line. Qr!. (No. 1). . Idienand 114 Do. 40 1. sh.. 41 DJ. Eremien Valley), 3t p N. British Thirds,l p B. Lostem & Dover New (No. 4), 14 d Gt. Northern, 41 d MANCTIEJITER SIAI Arab., Non, Bos., & E. J., 11 d Birk., Lane., & Ch. Jo., 11 d pox I Bolt., Black., & Chin. Pre1.,140.1, Lace. & York. Fifths, late W. B. D., 21 11 d Lane.& York.3l/.. 3S rt N. Btarrordshire, 11 1 p Slarnp‘hire Union, Se d & Dose; No. 4, led York, News., & Berwe. Es. (No. 2), 2 3-I6 e p Rerrsarasa 18. Leeds & Thirsk New, 114 d Do. Pref., 235. d N. British Thirds, Is. to Gd. p Do. Quarters, 2s. ed. d N. Western, 76,5. d York, Newe., & Ber., N 0.2 (New &Melia), 2/. os. 3d. p Arab., NW., & E. Downes, or Es., 325. 6d. d E. Lsnesskire New, 34 d Do. Qro., 16..6d. d .Lem. & York. (W.R.U.), 1 i 2 d Leads&Dews.E.2.(Grosn';,24s.raLd Leeds and Ith,k, 121 4 d N. fitalixdsbirr, 2G.. 3d p YORK BALES - • - -- • - - • N.‘Etrlti;hThrre;;Vl: ea. DUBLIN SALE! Lilts CONPLEIRD. Dublin & Drogheda, 51 Ditto Thirds, 17 LINk.I IN PROMOS. Belfast and. County Down, 21 1 Cork and Bandon, 9 11 Dublin & Belfast Jo., 6 Dundalk and Bunt *Wilco, 4 3 Greet S. and W., 28/ 291 Irish S. Eastern, 21 , frawrafirm IS. Mld. Gt. W. & Rily. Canal, 141 Newry, Wu., & Itostreror, 101 Waterford and limerick, 161 Waterfowl and Kilkenny, 34 LINE, FAMILD IN 1843 arm 1816. Cork & Waterford, &1.9 d. Lim., Ennis., & Kil. in., 7r. 106. UN'S ABANDONID, OR NOT rano. New Raw, Car., & KiL hum., 2a. B,.Barn am& 17. GLASGOW SAL Caledonian New, 16s. 17.. Dundee k Perth Qrw, 31. 91. CA. Edin. & Northern, 19 °know, thasa., k Car., 81. is 13s. 134. sci. Midland naively 111. 17L 6d. N. Iritikk Thlrdr, 22k. York reNewe. Pref., 101. To 6d. 16. &tent Dundee It Perth gra, 69e. Glasgow, Dum., & Cartier, 8 Great North of Ladle, la 3d. Wan.ic Southampton, 14s. 3d. 6d. York & News. Pref., 101.;x. &I. PRODUCE.—MuicING-LANE, Half-past Two.— There is no material alteration to-day, but opinion seems to be somewhat more firm generally as to amendment in credit, chiefly arising from no fresh failures having been announced on Saturday—a day that was looked forward to with great anxiety. There has been a demand for Rice for exportation to-day and prices are firm. The following large public sales are advertised for to-morrow, viz.. Sugar, 400 casks West India, 5,500 bags Mauritius, 5,000 bags Bengal and Madras; Coffee, 3,000 bags Ceylon. 50 casks of Jamaica, and 100 bags East India ; Rice, 3,000 bags; Saltpetre , Sago, 600 boxes. PRICES C 1 !URRENT. Stoke, par ewt. new r.. 0. W. Inella,B.P.t.wm e. 5.5 6d-438 GE Yellow &Chey 3B 0...43 Floe 43 0...50 llavritine, brown 32 0.. 37 Yellow 39 0...43 Fine 44 0...48 Beeirolnllonnts,b 33 0...37 Yellow 341 0...40 White 44 0...50 Fo i r r e e tn, w brown 34 0 Pigs, No. 1. RO 0... 0 Hoops ll 15 0 Cargo ateardldbar 9 0... 0 Swedish ll 9...0 LOAD, at per too. Pig, best l9 10... 0 ?tilled, ,heat l9 3 0 Bars 22 0... 0 Patent shot 2l 0... 0 _ red IX Mali= ir e e n r broun $4 1...4a 0 0...40 0 Grey and white 40 CAS 0 Hambro' 62 0...64 0 Lampe 54 0..57 0 Corse, in Bona. West India, ordi nary SS 0... 40 0 0 9 0 d. Spelter 2O 0 21 1 OILA, per 252 'alp. gal. d.p. Ptah, Bwk4 pals 2S 0... 0 straw . . 27 0... 0 brows ......... 0.. 0 sperm elal Matter l9 1 6 8 Cad .... 27 10... 0 Bombßea 25 o _or Fine 7O 0 123 0 nylon, good ordi nary 3B 0_ 37 6 Fine ordinary 33 0... 40 0 Fi . ne 60 0 80 n _ _ Crdse,(istlipoiLp.ion 4$ 0...49 0 Coons Nut 7O 0...30 0 Seed, RaPer Pak, per ton 37 10...30 0 Linseed . ........ lioeba, good to Ane3ll 0... 73 • Carta aka, ordi- ........ - Puoruno4s, per mt. Butter—Cork, Ist.. 94 0...9G 0 nary to m. Sumatra and Pa dang 2d 11... MI • Tar, at per lb. Coagmearnrann 0- 01 .. 0 BIM at per ewt. Bengal whits lO 0.,. II 0 Carlo l4 0... 13 0 Java. l3 0... 17 0 Patna 22 0.. 21 0 Chrodast..... .. 26 0... 30 0 SmArre. Ram at per galL Leeward Wand Peed 3 3 ... 2 6 Demerara, 26 co 98 per Kitt. O.P ..... S 6 ... 4 2 Jamaica, 30 to 3d_ _ 3 ,7 % a a... 0 O Dublin,lst 0 0 0 0 Limerick, do O2 0..04 0 Carlow, 10t... ...... 0 0 - Waterford in 0. .. 96 0 Beef, India, per tierce Prime Yens 0 0... 0 0 Pork, prime 1118110 32 6..25 0 Bences-rork,lon:01 se 0 .. .02 6 Do, Belfast Beene. Weberfccd, 74 0...00 =Wt. 0 0... 0 0 Lard,Belßef,P 7o l ss 0_56 0 Water do Ditto Bladder per cent O.P. 4 0 ... 4 8 Parouritemarks 4 9 5 0 Americus » 04 0...63 0 Iliaat,pz tad_ Oary at aar lb. Brwdy,lH bands 4 7 6 6 British spirits, d.p. 11 0 ... 0 0 Sootah Irish ll 0 0 0 Pus, per ton. Rigs,P.T.IL £45 0...52 0 St. Petersburg, 9 bend 0 0 . 0 0 Dutch and Fianna\ 33 85 0 Friesland HEMP, at per ton. ot.Fetarabing,elean.C3ll 0...40 0 ostahot half dean Riga, Blinn ontanot 340.050 lla dl. 36 0 38 10 Fast Inella Soma l6 0...18 0 1 Bombay IS 0...34 0 1 Jota Tut, at per owt. Banos 64 0.. 0 0 Straits Com. in Nooks BB 0... 0 0 Lon, at per ton. Ban £OlO £0 01 B. A. aid IL Video, 08.5 d 08 7ld Vt.cd 0 3 . 0 le Erma& dry 0 41. 0 6 Ihrelted 0 4 . 0 41 Rio. o r 7 0 41. 0 Lima & V. 13. dry 0 3 ...0 I Wen India, dry 0 4 ...0 3 Salted 0 4. 0 4i East India 0 4 ...0 104 Kim B.Ayrea, dry 0 7 ..0 0 Russia, dry 0 01-0 9 & Amer./lone, per biae 5 0...11 11 Rusin, ditto I 0... 11 I Lored u lh a I , Woods, 11 175 f 0... 3 10 3 3. 515 Camproalay 7 10. 6 10 Pu=e, Jamaica 3 10... G 10 Nlearapa,larra sad solid 9 0...16 0 B=ll. 0 0 0 0 thea 10 10...16 13 Swan 10 10. 18 I/ Red 1160ders. 3 0... 5 10 Etruil. 10 0 30 0 TALLOW.—The delivery for the last week is large ; and, following on one which exceeded by 70 per cent. the convesponding deliveries of several years, may be regarded u some proof of the accuracy of the opinion we have frequently expressed, that the trade is bare of stock, and the home produce decidedly short. The appearances presented by the commercial world are more favourable today than for weeks put; and, should this state of things continue fora few days, we may look for a steady improvement in price. Deliveries 1844, 1,170 ; 1846, 2,240 ; 1846, 2,3.54 ; 1847, 2,606. Peters burg Y.C. on the spot, 465. 6d. ; October to December livery, 45e. Pd. ; separate months' delivery, 43e. 3d. COALB.—HaIf-past Tiro.—The following are the quotationc—Adair's Maim, 17s. 6d.; Carr's Hartley, 18s. ; Eden Men, 20s. 6d.; Hasting's Hartley, 18s.; Welt Hartley, 18 ; Walls End Adelaide, 20s. 6d. ; Walls End Braddyll's Hetton, 20s. 9d. ; Walls End Iletton, 21s ; Walls End Lambton, 20s. 9d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 21s. ; Walls End Tees, 20s. 94.—Ships at market, 117. HOPS.— 1201101:GB MARKET. Tito o' Clock.— Mears. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that the accounts reevired this morning speak of sericus damage from the late winds, and the duty is fist declining in conse quence; there is no doubt the wind has also much injured the colour; it would therefore be to the interest of the growers to use a much larger quantity of brimstone in curing the Hops, and, in Kent, to put them in bags rather tban pockets, as the latter without colour must be cry difficult of sale. Fine coloured samples are in good demand. New Kid d Kent, 41.10 to 51. 12 Yearling Kentsp.cet.3l. 3to 41. 0 New Wald of Knott 4 4to 5 0 Yearling Ouwee „ 3 oto 0 NFarnew &lowa ...... 4 oto 4 0 °to° 10 0 Old 1 oto 10 ham CORN. — MAnK-LANE.—Our market this morning was tolerably well supplied with Wheat by land-carriage samples from Essex, Kent, and Suffolk- the demand being great, however, factors found no diftieulty in effecting sales at an advance of 4s. per qr. upon the quotations of Monday last. The improvement of 2s. to 31. per qr. on foreign Wheat, and 2s. per barrel upon Flour, noted on Friday last, could not be exceeded this morning. Barley by no means a free sale, but its value was about maintained. Oats were in fair request, and is some instances Gd. to Is. more money was made than on this day as'nnight. Beans dull, and rather cheaper. White Boiling Peas, scarce, and 33. to is. dearer. BILMIEL .21117ViOn kLtd Med, red S 4 to Se to 60...white a l Norfolk and Suffolk. 52 to 36 to 33... do ...... M to 56 to GO Talavera .; Fla. or Suffolk) 6O to 64 Cane. et Lin., red... 52 to 54 to 56 -white.... Se to 60 to 64 Northumb. and ecotehdo. to —...— to to Irish do Rya. I:lA3l.2;pr:dew :3 28- 1 t; 3 7 30- 6 liott— to : .732 Irish Bt. CIL WW2 ..... Maar 54 to 56...1ne, pale— .. 55 to 62 Oars, English feed l5 to 19 to 2260 d .lilack. l7 to 19e Od Ditto Polande lB to 20 to 2le ed.. potato to Berwick k Scotch feed 19 to lb Od...potato 24 to 26e Od Irak bed l7 to 23e od.. .black. l5 to 17. OA Ditto potato 24 to 26e 0d Pei', grey 3B to 404 Od.. maple to imperial 4O to 42 Blue White 40 tO 4i...boilers. 46 t 4 .50 Buns, 51a near 37 to 40. Akk 4O to 42...01d 44 to 46 Harrow 33 to 41 small 44 to 46...01d 46 to SO Tsar, New Spring....... to —...yew winter to —...01d to Barron., New 4O to 49 Lissern Caitlin, per thou./ad kl 2 10e. to .f 13 On Ter sock of Jolla Fiore, Sown-trade, delivered 43 to 46... fine household 40 to 44 Norfolk and Suffolk 3B to 41 .wbite 4O to 42 Northumberland, Lincoln, and Yorkshire — to name: and limit FOREIGN. • -- Woks; Dants!c and Konfgaberg girt; 37. fine —to 61 Porneranean, Rostock, and PArtttlak saw ......... 58 to 60 French and Brabant — to Danish and Ilamburgb 6l to 57 Bavarian ... 47 to Si IWO= to Danube and Odes 43 to S 3 Spanish hard Canadian. to Australisa S 7 to 83 to BAIUST. reeding Et to se. dloWliar to bIOIA/1031) 35 to 40...Li0rru55...... to OATS, Rust= Poofylassa aitia Stralsund 16 to 19 " 1 7 111 . 17 7d 17 ; 2 •; — h — . lie: Talmud sal Dutch feed. Ditto Draw 22 to 213...feett - to Buys, tick. to Small —to oid. 4O to 50 0814830.. fil to 30 :The:an Pau, gt z hite 86 to 83 .boilers — to TA 13/1, old IxtesBo, Baltic and Rumba 44 to 46 to 48 Mediterranean and Odom to 48 to 30 33 to 40. .113mmeed 34 to 36 ..... 32 0 llrt .... raean . ;: . It Amato Cmcm, free of duty, per t 00... M $ NIL to S 5 115 s. Limn CARIS, Dutch and GUMMI S 9 It. to SIO oe. Ditto French and American • SIO Oa to All Os. nor; American, per barrel 0719612 m 97 to 29 Dentste and Ilamborg. VI to 2$ Canadian _ _ _ _ _ 27 to 29 ?mob, per Nock of 2801bA. tree to ARRIVALS INTO lANDON FROM 11th SEPT. TO 18th SEPT. --- Cin: - -- E34lifi4s: - 84,;11:. --- 14:1 . 4177. - -- inijBls. - - Wbeat 2846 I Barley 1482 . 32 I 30 Gatß I , loBr, 1,71541 ; 566 barrels. Mal . , 3,827 quarters. IMPERIAL AVERAGE& Aug. 7 - If Sept 4 ... tWbesst.l3arlry.l Oats.. Rye. Been. Peas. 730 14142 s 11414 1 6 5 2 2 24 5 4 Id 47a Sd 166. 108 40. 74,26. Id 11. 24 34. 3d 42s 104 32s Id las 114.2614 9E133. Stl SU 2d 40. 4d i 15014 44:371 94127 s 44.441 74.33. 3434. 114 36..154 3'a 34 Ms 3d 33. 94',5 1 s 10.1;42a Id lila 44'23. lU2 4 s 7832 e 44 47. 74.432 24 (There are no ihttfro7n Foreign Price. Aug. 7. 11414(.14. 75 6.3 10 2 ; 56 B 51 4 cis,. 11. ISevt.. 11. AYLESBURY, Sept. 18.—What trade brisk, at an advance of from 61. to 8.. per qr. Wheat, 565. to 645. ; Beans, 40s. to 535.; Barley, 30$. to 35a. ; Oats, 265. to 36a. per qr. - - BATH Sept. 18.—The supply of Wheat was moderate, with a BATH, attendance of buyers on the market, and a fair amount of hallows doing, at an advance of Cs. per qr. from this day week. There is a good sale for Oats at ls. per qr. higher, and grinding Barley may be quoted at 2a., with a considerable demand. Very little new barley offering, which appears to be the same in value. No alteration in Beans or Peas. Wheat, 60s. to 6'2s. per qr. Barley, new, 355. ; grinding, 36e. Oats, old, 28s. ; new. 225. to 241 Beans, 565. to 60s. Peas, grey, 4Ss. Spring Vetches, 80. to Ss. 641. per bushel. _ . . BEDFORD, Sept. 18.—We had a good supply of Wheat, but there was not much business transacted, in consequence of the growers demanding such a considerable advance ; the sales effected were about 5s higher than last week. Barley was about Is. dearer. In Oats, Beans, and Peas, there was little or nothing done, and prices may be considered about the same. Wheat, per quarter. 355. to 401.; Beans, 30s. to 35 5 . ; P e as, 355. to 375. per load of 5 bushels ; Oats, 23a. to 335. ; Barley, 31s. to 31s. per quarter. BOSTON, Sept. 18.—At market to-day there was an in creased delivery of new Wheat, yet prices have further ad vlneed 2s. to 3s. per quarter from Wednesday. Oats and Beans fully as dear, and in more request. Wheat, red, per quarter, 535. to 58s • white, 5.55. to 6th. Oats, 16s. to 225.; old, 245. Beans, 46.. to 80s. per qr. to the grower. - - - - CANTERRtitY, Sept. 18.—Our markets Opened this morn ing briskly, with a moderate supply of grant. Wheat sold at from 6a. to Bs. per quarter dearer than last Saturday. Wheat, old, brown, 625. 6d. ; new, 47a. to 551. ; white, 545. to 584. Barley, 30a. to 351. Oats, 22a. Beans, 31s. to 36e. per quarter. C tauste, Sept. 13.—There wits an average supply of groin of all kinds this week; the prices much the same u our last quotations, with a slight tendency to ad vance. Cotentsrm, Sept. 18.-Supplies are larger, of both Wheat and Barley ; the former is 3s. to 45. dearer than Last week ; the latter about maintain late rates. Beans may be noted the same ; supply not large. GLOUCESTER, Sept. 18.-During the week there has been a Mall supply of Eugliah Wheat, which found a ready sale, at a further advance of 4s. to ss. per qr. For foreign there was a good demand, at a similar improvement. Barley, Beans, and Oats, remain unaltered in value, with • fair con sumptive trade. At our market this day there was a better supply of English Wheat, which, as well as foreign, met • steady sale at an advance since this day week of fully Bs. per qr. for all good qualities. Grinding Barley in short supply, and 2s. per qr. detrer. Beans firm, and few offering. A cargo of very fine new Irish Oats sold at 255. per 312 lbs. Wheat, English, white, per imp. bushel, 7s. to 7s. 6d. ; red, 61. 9d. to 71. 3d. ; Dantzie (low to higk mixed), per 480 lbs., 7s. 3d. to Bs. Gd. ; Polish, Pomeranian, Stettin, 6s. 9d. to 7s. 3d. ; Odessa kfarianopoli, soft, Ss. to 51. 3d. ; Odessa Taganrog, hard, 6s. to 6s. 3d. Barley, English, grinding, per n2lbs., 245. to 264, ; malting, per imperial qr., 321. to 365.; foreign, grinding, 235. to 255. Beans, English, per imperial bushel, ss. 6d. to Gs. foreign, Egyptian, .per 65i lbs. ss. to ss. 24. • French, Dutch, small tick, ss. 3d, to ss. 6d. Oats, per 3121b5., Limerick, Wexford, and Enniscorthy, white, 255. to 265. ; Cork, Waterford, and Yousrhall, 245, to 255. ; Welsh, black, imp., 235. to 245, ; Irish, per 312th,., 235. to 245. Peas, grey and grinders, per 65 ilbs. English, 4s, 3d. to 4s. 9d. ; foreign, 4s . to 4s. 3d. Indii;n Corn, per 6511 b., 34. 9d. to 4s. 6d. Flour, best seconds, English, 421. to 445. Linseed Cake, Dutch, per ton, 9/. to 101. ; French, 101. to 101.10 e. Imparts for the week ending Sept, 17 : Wheat, 1,485; Barley, 520 ; Oats, 300. GODALMINO, Sept. 15.-There wu a fair quantity of Wheat offered at this market to-day, for which about 2s. per qr. higher prices than last week wu generally obtained, but the trade was far from brisk. Red Wheat, 445. to 48a. ; white, 465. to 540. • line, 565. to 58s. Barley, 25a. to 30s. ; malting, 31s. to 84. Peas, 399. to 435. Beans, 40e. to Ws. Oats, 26e. to 25a. per qr. Outtnrono, Sept. 18.-We were liberally supplied with Wheat, for which a brisk and very extensive demand was experienced. Prices were from 20s. to 30e. per load in ad vance, and the eupply quickly cleared off. New Wheat, 121. 10s. to 16/. 10e. ; old, 141. to 161. 16e. Barl, 30e. to 355. Oat., 22a. to Us. Beans, new, 435. ; old, 5 6.. Pets, 40s. to 445. Bye, 34e. to 38s. MANCHE/Mt, Sept. 18.-Study damned and equally steady advanee have marked the trade bell here and at Liverpool during the week, as reppetiemodp mil article. The same description applies to Welrednii =Wks* of pater , day. At our Exchange to-day, sew er Bei ',AWNS!' en scarce, and bring an advance of la. per baled arra it= Utica, of our 1.4. Flo u r 3 e . per amok end lend Egyptian Beano la to 2s. per qr. Ewer. Bet little new stuffoffering. frith Wheat would bang Bs. per 701ba. Oat., 31. 4d. to 3e. 6d. Oatmeal, 345. There is a good steady sale for roasempticet tor ease artiee. Wheat, per be of 70165., English, white, Be. 6d. to 91. 6d.: red, Bs. to 9s. Barley, per bushel of 60 1b.., Erindinff, 3s. 6d. to 4s. Beans, per or. of 501 Ihs., Er.giish, &Is - . to 50i. ; tick, 525. to sk. Male, per 6 imperial bushels, fine. 503 to 52i. ; fine, ,econds, 465. to Bs. Flour, per seek of 280114., English and l . ri h , flue, 3a. to 41s. ; superfine, 425. to 4 is. ; extra, 445. to 465. MAILLBOROUGH, Sept. It —A large supply of Wheat, yet purchasers bought cautiously. A few prime seed samples fetched 151. per load; good Wheat, 41.;1 moderate, 131. Barley sold readily at from 305. to 345. per qr. &JIM, at from 445. to 50.. Peas, white, 40s. to 441. ; grey, Ws. to c, 33.5. to 401 Oats advanced 1.. to 2s. per qr.— prices, from 24a. to n. per qr. Winter Tares (new), 95. per bushel ; old, is. 61 to Ba. NERCASTLI-OZI-TTNE, Sept. IS.--The weather this week, although variable, hu been upon the whole favourable for harvest, which has been nearly brought to a conclusion in this district. The improved feeling in the trade which we noted on this day Be'nnight has continued throughout the present week, and large sales of Wheat and Flour have occurred at an improvement of 3s. per qr., and 2s. per sack respectively, other articles though not dearer being more sought after than heretofore. Of Flour there is not a single saek left unsold on ship-hosed or in granary, and of fine Wheat the stocks are unusally light, but of ordinary de scription the quantity has been accumulating of late; still, however, the aggregate stock held is much short of what hal generally been the case at this period. At our market this morning we had a large show of Wheat from the growers, and from the coast the arrivals are also to a fair extent, nevertheless we have to note an improvement of 4s. to ss. on new, and se. on old, at which enhancement a good business' was done. Flour extremely scarce, and 3a. to 4s. per sack dearer, and barrels 4e., the best ‘Western Canal being saleable at 325., our millers put up their price to 465. to-day. In Rye vet' little passing. tor malting Barley we have few inquiries, the season having scarcely coon silenced yet, but grinding is in good demand, and may be quoted a shade dearer. Beans and Pro without change. Being moderately supplied with new Oats. a clearance was readdy effected at an advance of 2s. per quarter, and the business done in foreign was to a fair extent, at rather over previous rates. Wheat British, Northumberland, old, white, 58s. to 61s. ; red, 565. to 60s. ; new, white, 60s. to 644.; red, 58.1. to 625. • Norfolk and Suffolk, eld, white, 601. to 645. • red, 68a. to 625. • new, white, 58s. to I. ; ; 68a. to 60a. • Liseaushire, obi, white, 68s. to eh.; red, Ms. to g9e. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, , 540. to 361. Barley, grinding and distilling, 265. to 304. Malt, 545. to 58e. ' • Chevalier, 56a. to 60s. Oats, Northumberland and Scotch, potato, old, 28s. to 31s. ; new, 245. to 2f.s. ; common and Angus, old, 2.45. to 275. Peas, white, boilers, 401. to 41s. Beano, 40s. to 44e. Flour, per sack, fine Stockton and Northumberland, 44a. to 465. ; Norfolk, white, 44e. to 475. ; household', 40e. to 445. • seconds, 40s. to 435. ; households, 38s. to 41s. ; thirds, ha. to 365. t households, 26.. tc 365. Wheat, foreign, Dantnic and Konigsberg, white, 561. to 625. ; red, 56i. to 58s. Silesian, white, 535. to 625.; red, 565. to Ms. Alecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 690. to 625.; red, 503. to 60s. Hamburg Marks and Anhalt, white, 565. to 600. ; red, 545. to 54. Kid and Holstein, white, 545, to 575. ; red, 495. to 52a. Petersburg and Arch angel, red, 38s. to 445. Odessa, red, 445. to 465. Polish, red, 465. to 500. Rye, Russian, 345. to 365. Barley, Seal, 30a. to 34t. ; Pomeranian and Holstein, 265. to 30e. Oats, Pome ranian feed, 225. to 24a.; Holtein and Daniels, 20s. to 225. ; :Archangel and Riga, 20s. to 225. Peas, white, 40e. to 445. Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., United States and Canada, duty paid, 30s. to 325. The arrivals this week are : Wheat, 4,199; Rye, 83; Barley, 60; Malt. 150; Oats, 258; Flour, 2,794 sacks. Noun -lest, Sept. IS.—The late advance in the price of Wheat has induced the growers to bring a large quantity of both new and old Wheat for sale to-day, and the demand being good for all the best qualities, it must be noted that prices ruled 4s. per qr. beyond the rates of last week ; but before the close of the market business became very heavy, and closed about 2s. dearer, and much returned unsold. Barley is worth rather more money than last week. In Beans, Peas, and Oats there is no change. The price of Flour is not lively to-day, at 2s. per sack higher than last week for the best marks of fine households. Prices current : Wheat, new and old, white, 6211*. per bush., rifis. to 60s. per qr. ; red, 544. to 665. Barley, malting, 325. to 33e. ; grinding, 28s. to 30s. Oats, feed, 245. to 28s Beans, 36e. ; old, 40s. Peas, 345. to 365. Flour, households, free on board, 395. to 40e. per sack, purchasers finding sacks, and claim ing one moath'a credit; rest'), 2.5. 2d. per stone. NOTTINGHAM, Sept. 18.—The attendance of farmers at market this week was unusually large, and the supply of new Wheat on the most liberal scale, which readily realised an advance of 4s. to ss. per qr., but the millers only pur- ' chased for immediate consumption, and at the close of the market the cern factors were anxious sellers at the amend ment, without effecting extecsire sales. New malting Bar ley was in short supply, and all taken off at Is. per qr. ad vance. Few Oats offering, and the turn dearer. Beans, both old English and Egyptian, :any realised last week's prices. New and old English winter Tares in great request at 6d. per bush. advance. Wheat, new, white, per quarter of 365 t., 58e. to 62a ; old, 58a. to 635. ; red, new, 56a. to 601. ; old, 565. to 60s. Barley, new, malting, per qr., 335. to 365. ; grinding, old, per qr. of 30st., 295. to 325. Oats, old, per qr. of 245 t., 295. to 325. ; new, 245. to 30e. Beans, old, English, per 38st., 52a. to 565. ; Egyptian, 40s. to 425. Winter Tares , old, English, per bushel, Ba. to Ba. 6d.; new, 9s. to 9s. 6d. PETEHBOROVOH, Sept.-18.—The advance in the price of I Wheat has brought forward a good supply to this day's mar ket, but the quantity of Spring Grain offering is still small. Wheat met a fair sale at an advance of 4s. per qr. Barley is io2s. dearer. Oateand Beam fully maintain late rates. Currency to the growers :—Wkeat, new, 60s. b 665.; fine, 60s. ; old, 525. to 545. ; fine, 603. Barley, 32.. to 345. Oats, new, 20s. to 225. ; fine, 24a. ; old, 28s. to 305.; tine, 333. Beans, 50s. to 525. per qr. REAM°, Sept. 18.—Our market was large to-day, both as regards the attendance of millers and farmers and the quantity of Wheat pitched. At the commencement there was a brisk demand, at 71. to 8.. per qr. advance on last week's prices ; but toward, the close sales were not so readily effected at that advance. Of Bliley there wee not a great supply, and the inquiries appeared limited; however some sales were made at an increase on the rates of 2s. per qr. But little doing in Oats, and prices remain stationary. There were rather more Beans, but the supply was anything but large ; late rates were fully maintained. Peas were same, and fully as dear as this day se'nnight. WARMINSTER, Sept. 18.—Much Wheat for isle. The best Talavera fetched 30s. per sack ; fine red,:2Bs. ; moderate, 2,11. to 265. ' • common, 245. Flour, 365. to 38s. for seconds, and 40s. to 425 . for best. Barley offered freely at last week's prices. Oats were sold freely at an advance of Is. per qr. for best Polands, and 6d. for other qualities. Beans and Peas plentiful, and sold readily at lest week's prices. Rye in good demand at 401. per qr. Winter Tares, new, at Bs. to Bs. 64. per bushel; old, at 711. to 7s. 6d. Wisnecu, Sept. 18.--During the past week the few saanples of Wheat offered have been taken at gradually im proving rates, and at to-day's market an increased supply meets ready sale, at an advance of Bs. per quarter on the prices of this day se'unight. But few Osts shown, and Is. to 2s. per quarter dearer. Prices to the growers:—Wheat, tine, new, white, 621 b. to 6316. imperial, 61c per quarter of 36 stone ; good runs, 6116. to 6216., 595. ; Cie new red, 621 b. to 631 b., 591. ; good revs, 611 b. to 621 b., 575. • fine old red, 621 b. to 6.31 b., 50 1 . Oats, fine new melding, fl id. per stone; good new feed, 11d. Beans, none offering. Woncrsren. Sept. 18.—A limited supply of English Wheats, which met with a ready tale, at 21s. Gd. to 225. per bag of Dm. 101bs.; white, 225. to 2.35. 6d. Malting Barley, 4s. 6d. to ss. per imp. bush.: grinding qualities, 21. per qr. dearer than thu day se'nnight. Beans, Peas, and winter Vetches also in request, at the full prices paid this day week. - - - - - - YORK, Sept. 18.-We have a large attendance of farmers at market this day, but, from the extreme prices asked by the growers. the millets bare bought very cautiously. We quote new Wheat fully se. per qr. higher than last week. Oats Id. per stone dearer. Barley same as last week. Flour 3s. per sack higher. Wheat, white, 61.1. to &in per imp. qr. ; red, ~7s. to 61s. Barley, malting, 335. to 364. ; grinding, 30s. to 325. Beans, 545. to 571. ltye, 375. to 40s. Malt, 68s. to 725. Oats, 1138. to 131. per stone of 14Ibs. Flour, 425. to 465. per sack of 280th.. DVBLIN, Sept. 17.-Our supplies of new grain are good, but the demand being animated, the tendency of prices is generally upwards. The advance for Wheat on the week is 3s. per barrel ; on Bere, 6d. ; on Indian Corn, 3s. per qr. ; and on American Flour, It. to 2s. per cask. Oats and Oat- meal are • free sale at previous prices. The following is tlxe general currency for new grain Wheat, red, 241. to 295. ; white, 26a. to 31.. per 280 lbs. Oats, 111. to 134. per 196th.. Barley, 13s. to 16s. per 224 lbs. Bere, 111. to 134. per 224 lbs. Oatmeal, 13a. to 16a. per cwt. Flour, in sacks, per cwt., seconds, 184. to 19s. ; American, per barrel, 295. to 31s. In dian Corn, per qr. of 480 lbs., 255. to 355. Bars tar, Sept. 16.-The weather, up to yesterday, was most favourable for harvest operations; but last night, however, we bad very heavy rain, accompanied with high winds, and, to-day, it was even more severe. The London and Liverpool markets having advanced consider ably fur all descriptions of breadstuffs, &c., the principal holders in this town raised their prices in proportion to-day. American Flour, in particular, metlwith a ready eels at our quotation.. New Wheat was also in good request, and fully 6d per cwt. dearer. N o alteration in the price of Oats, Oatmeal, or . Barley. The following are our quotations - In dian Corn, white, 81. to 81. yellow, 71. 10s. to 84. per ton. Indian Corn Meal, ; white, 91. to 91. 15s. ; yellow, 81. 10s. to 9/. per ton. Ryetneal, Russian, 7s. to Bs. per cwt. Wheat, red, 12s. to 13s. ' white, 12s. to 13e. fid. • new, 93. to 10s. 6d. per cwt. Flour: Prices at Inver-mils, superfine, 225.; bakers', frets, 20e. ; seconds, 19s. ; thirds, 18s. fourths, 10s. Bran, 7s. per cwt. ' American, 28a, to 325. per barrel. Oatmeal, old, Ils. 6d. to 12s. 6d. ; new, 12e. to 14s. per cwt. Oats, old, 7s. 6d. to Be. 6d.; new, 6e. to 7s. per cwt. Barley, 6s. to 6s. 6d. per cwt. Wheaten meal, 14s. to IM. 6d. per cwt. Cole, Sept. 17.—At length we have had a break in the weather, sad a week's rain would now be most welcome— the country being quite parched, the watermills idle, and in many places even the springs dried up. The supplies of grain to market this week have been more plentiful, and all sorts have been readily taken. Wheat at an advance of 14 to Is. 6d. per barrel ,• Oats at 3d. to 6d. per barrel ; and Barley 6d. per barrel. The operations in the propound mar ket stall confined to Oats. A fair business at our tow Wiese. Flora in good demand for new ; prime aid is worth Is. pa cwt. over last week's rates ; and lower qualities stall scarce and in demand. The for Indian Corn is active, and a large bminma fir don at an advance of 10e. per ton. 6onsos are beless as ZT_ per tea. Primo to Carman: Wheat, white:naw,”r barrel di) stone, 221. to 264.8 d. ; red, new,l7a. W MOW Boidey. new, per barrel of 18 "tons, 12s. to 14.. Oats, wWI66 alw_try karrel of 14 stone, 12e. Bd. to 13s. ; black, new , k its 101. Wheat subject to 6d.pa barrel, and Oats amil-Diday to 4d. per barrel brolunav In addition to the ermaladems. Wheat, Nazism*, per lanai et 20 itons, 70a OW, 11 10 16 x" . _ I white, per barrel of 14st., 12s. od. to 135.; black, Ils. 6d. Indian Corn per ton, white, 81. ss. to 81. 10. ; JcCow , 71. to G. 59. ; radisn Corn M. al, white, 91. to 91. ss. ; yellow, 91. Flour, per cot., firsts. IFts. to 205.; seconds, 16s. ; households, 13s. :t o 15 a ; thirds. 10s. Bran, per ton, 4/ fis to 41. 10s. flour, per barrel, United States, 31s. ; Barrel Indian Cern, 16s. LIMEHICIL, Sept. 18.—Ocr market thi. morning was well supplied with Wheat, of a very fine quality and in good con dition, w h:ch was quickly cieared off at= advance of Sid. to Id. per stone. Oats also in good demand, at an advance of id. to Id. per stone. The demand fur Indian COl7l hu in errand, and prices advanced 103. to 20s. per ton. American Flour dull of sale ; no change in price. Wheat, white, per stone, 1151 d. to 17d. ; red, 13d. to Isd. Oats, hid. to 81d. Indian Corn, per ton, 01. Indian Meal, 9!. 10s. ; per barrel, 18s. Barley, per stone, 9.1. American Flour, per barrel, 32", NEWRY, Sept. 17.-The improvement in prices formerly noticed °outlaws, with some trifling exceptions, and in some articles the rates last quoted are exceeded. At yesterday's market white Wheat sold at 10s. to 10s. 13d. per cwt. ; sad red, 101. to 101. 3d. Oats, of which there was rather a large quantity forward, brought 10d. to 101 d. per none; and Bar ley, ss. 6d. to 6s. per cwt. Flour may be quoted without alteration from the prices given in our last at all the mills, the medium rate being 20s. per cwt. for tint; second, lfis. third, 12s. ; and fourth, 10s. ; being the reported prices at the Templegowran Mills. Oatmeal, ma. chine-manufnetured, remains at 13s. to 13s. Gd., and, in a few cases, it is held for 141. Country-manufacture is no minally 125.; but there in extremely little coming forward, and we were not able, yesterday, to obtain any report of sales. There is no new yet coming forward, on account of the scarcity of water to set the country mills a-going. In dian Corn Meal, which had advanced to 101. per cwt., has again receded, and the price is now 9s. Gd. for both descrip- tions of white and yellow; barrels sell at I7s. 6d. each. American Flour is held firmer, and prices are reported at 28s. to 31s. per barrel. The market for all kinds of bread stuff, is firm, but the business doing is not large. WATEIFOIW,Sept. 18.-Our supplies of home-grown pro duce have been moderate, and all kindaof grain met an active demand at improving prices. At this morning's market the show of Wisest was liberal, but small of Oats and Barley. Wheat commands an advance of fully 25.; Oats, 6d. ; and Barley 3d. per barrel over the prices of Saturday Met. The consumption of Indian Corn is again on the increase, and large quantities have been sold at the extreme rates of this day ft. tonight. Flour still in limited supply, and Is. per nark dearer. Indian Meal, owing to the scarcity of mill-power, is taken freely atom improvement of Is. per sack. Wheat, millers' Irish, per 20 atone, 30s. to 31s. ; shipping, 27e. to 28e.; foreign. 301. to 31s. Barley, malting, per 16 stone, 15,. Gd. to 16s. ; grinding, 13s. 6d. to 14s. Oats, white, per 1I none, 13s. to 14s. 6d. ; black, 12s. 3d. to 12s. 6d. Indian Corn, Danube, per 20 stone, 21s. to 225.; American, red and yellow, 20s. to 21s. ; Spanish and Por tuguese, 20s. to 20,. 6d. ; white, 19s. to '2os.; damaged, for cattle, 15s. to 171. Flour, superfine, per sack, 465. to 4es. ; seconds, 40a. to 425.; thirds, 265. to 30 5.; fo u rths, 22a. to 25a. American, per barrel, 301. to 31s. Oatmeal, per cwt., 14s. to 15s. Indian Corn Meal, per cwt, 9s. 3d. to 91. 9d. Rye Meal, per cwt., 7s. to Bs. Bran, per 841 be., 41. to 41. 6d. Imports this week, excluaive of ar rivals at Row Indian Corn, 9,202 qrs. ; Indian Meal, 72 barrels; Flour, 318 barrels and 31 sacks. WOOL—LONDON.—Our market remains flat ; the state of the money market, and the recent heavy failures operate unfavourably in the manufacturing districts, sad con sequently every one is buying very sparingly, and only from absolute want; still we have no alteration in prices, the Rocks of cloth and Wool being very low. BRADFORD, Sept.l6. —There is no alteration either in de• mend or price for combing Wool. The tapers are unable to replace their stocks at lower rates, and therefore hold for prices more firmly, and the spinnen with present prospects only purchase for immediate consumption. There being lees produce in clothing Wools, these are in good request. LEICIDSTEII.—WooIs continue in fair demand, a ithout alteration in price. LEEDS, Sept. 17.—Transactions in foreign Wools have been on a very moderate scale during the past week, prices being stationary. In English we cannot notice any alters tion since our last report ; the late failures have, if possible, induced a greater degree of caution on the part of buyers. LITEIIPOOL, Sept. 18.—The continued pressure 011 the money market, with the daily advice of large and alarming failures in London, prevents anything like business in the market ; and, until there be a return of confidence, people will rather hold their Wool than sell on a credit, however short. Foreign imports, 793 ; previously, 47,190 • total, 47,983. Scotch, 279 begs ; previously, 8,92.5 ; total, 9,204. WAIIIIIIOITISH, Sept. 18.—The clothiers from Trowbridge, Frome, &c. are offering in th , s neighbourhood 124. to 121 d. per lb. for best down Teg and Lamb's Wool ; Ild. to Illd. for second quality ; interior, 104. to bold. ; coarse, 9d. to Sid. per lb. CATTLE, &c. SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock. We have again a very large supply of Beasts as to numbers, bet' a considerable deficiency as to weight and. quality. The best descriptions are readily disposed of at advanced prices. Inferior qualities are a heavy sale, at about late rates. From Holland and Germany we have about 7.10; Lei cester and Northampton, 2,100, Lincolnshire, 900, and the remainder from various pars of the country. The number of Sheep is considerably less, still there is a good supply ; trade is brisk, but at very little more money— say about 2d. per Bibs. in the very best kinds. There are several Calves on offer; they do not meet a ready tale, and prices are rather lower. From Holland and Germany we have 3,250 Sheep end 177 Calves. Pigs are selling quite as thus. ---- • I Per Nee oiloba a. a.. 6. d. Per done of BD a e. d. s. d. lea Moak Hareforda.. 4 6 4 • Dot Dec 6 ID. -bda. H. 0 0 0 Best Short-bores ...... 4 2 4 6 Bast Long- wools. ... • • . 4 8 5 domed quality newts— 3 Q 3 f Do. do. Shoe, ...... 0 0 0 Cellos .. . 104 Si Zweiaad second quality 4u 4 p10t..... .. ..... .. .. 40 6 4 Do. do. Shorn ...... 0 V 0 Beet Dna a Half heeds 5 2 6 6 Loge ............. . 0 0 n ' Bart, at market. 4,10, ; Shoop and Lauda, 33,600 ; Calve...3U ; PI" 310. EiETIR, Sept. 17.—The number of Cattle at market was unusually large, comprising fat and store stock of every de scription. There was some very prime Heifer Beef, which sold at 10s. 6J. per score, the inferior sorts going from that figure to 91. 6d. There were some rough lota, for which tis. Gd. would be dear. The keeping s:ock were in very small demand. The shortness of out-door keep, from the dry season, precluded any sales being effected in this article, and the quo tation of ss. 6d. to 75. per score must be taken so merely nominal. Cows and Calves were very numerous, and for good milkers 141. to 161. was given. The small inferior Cows, 101. to 121. The numbers of Sheep and Lambs were unprecedentedly large. The price for prime fat Wethers was 445. to 465., at from 20 lb. to 221 be. per quarter, or rather under 7d. per lb. for the best Sheep and Lambs. The mar ket may be quoted in favour of the buyer, at the rate of 1 Id. for Gibs., and the quantity unsold seems to tend to a lower figure. SALFORD, Sept. 15. —We had again a lame show Of Steele, much exceeding the demand. The Beef only realised 6d. to 61d., and Mutton. lid. to 60. per lb. A considerable quan tity of stock unsold. For Solartia,Vo Market. am tart SHIPPING. MAILS ARRIVED. - Dublin, 7; Waterford. 5; Dona ghadee, 2 ; Guernsey and Jersey, 1 ; French, 2 ; Flanders, 2 ; Hamburg, 1 ; Holland, 1. LONDON, Sept. 20.—Wind this day at noon, W.S.W., fresh gales, and cloudy. Deer., Sept. 18.—N.W.; 19th, W. to N.W., moderate.— Arrived Offiey, South Seas ; Reaper, Ceylon: Levenside, Bahia ; John Calvin, Demerara ; Benjamin Grive, St. Kitt's; Emanuel, and Junior, Quebec. 19th, Foxhound, South Seas : Zenobia, Calcutta: Richard Dart, Valparaiso ; Mary, Rio Grande ; Helen, Montserrat; Alice, and Antoine, Jamaica ; Courier, Wilmington ; Spartan, St. John's, New Brunswick; Harmony, and Mermaid, Quebec: Corinthian, Quebec, for Grimsby. Arrived from the river 18th, Britannia, Lancaster, Van Diemen's L an d ; O s t r i c h , C alcutta; Helen, Demerara- Argyle, St. John's N. B. 19th, Medway, Sydney, N.S.W. ; Sir Charles Gresham , Bombay; Triton, Monte Video ; Robert, Honduras ; Prince of Wales, St. John's, New Brunswick; Loodirmah, St. Andrews. Arrived from the river and sailed Success, Adelaide, S.A.; Queen, Calcutta; Diana, Bombay; Amelia Mulholland, Mauritius; York, Boston, St. John's. Put back: Alpha, Quebec. Sailed The outward-hound. BELFAST, Sept. 17.—The Mary, of &Hoe, Clyde to Rio Janeiro ' went on shore in Ballybune Bay, durin g a heavy gale yesterday, but is expected off after discharging; crew saved. The Industry, of Maryport, and the Lord Nelson, of Dundalk, went on shore near same yesterday; crew saved. Cowes, Sept. 19.—The Just/ids, from Bahia, very leaky, &c., has put in here to discharge. NEWPORT, Sept. 16.—A head-board marked " Tan Moore," has been picked up on the sands here. CARDIFF, Sept. 17.—The Lyde, of Sunderland, reported yesterday as the Clyde, has been put on Penarth Beach, in a leaky state. ABERYSTWITH, Sept. IG.—The fishes came down the rivers Rhydisl and Ystwith to-day, and rose them to a lyreat bight, causing several vessels to break from their moorings. The Ann and Mary lost bowsprit and bulwarks; the Sussex lost bowsprit, bulwarks, and stanchion rail; the Waterloo lost bulwarks and stanchion,. CLYDE, Sept. 18.—N.W.—Arrived. Miranda, New York; Gertrude, St. Stephen's, N.B. Sailed Duchess of Argyle, Bombay; Maid of the Nile, Trinidad; Acton, New York ; Marchioness of Douglas, Port Philip and Sydney ; Argaund, Calcutta. OALWAT.—SaiIed : Medina, Quebec. FALMOUTH, Sept. 18.—W.N.W. to N.N.W., strong and equally; 19, W.S.W.—Arrived; 18, Eliza, Rio Grande, leaky. LONDON, Sept. 20.—The Gipeey, Newest/a to Rouen, sunk in the Downs this morning; crew eased. WISTPOP.T.—The Mary Jane, Galway to Liverpool, drove on shore near Behnullet on the 16th inst., during a heavy gale • crew saved. LONDONDIRRY.—The William Lindsay, Clyde to JBfie Stephen's, N. 8., went on shore on the Fern Bearks.'iti • • 5 heavy gale, on the 16th inat., and is expected to Seems a wreck • crew saved. The North Esk, Clyde to Stettin, pi on sho;e at Errinahowen on the 16tk iaat., and Med ; ezew saved. _ • Orr FaLmorrit, Sept 17 Amiens,ll.93 Grande. Orr Iit4ROATE, Sept. 19. — Sege ; Allanian, New Orleans N.B. , Sarah Fletcher, Chttbee. Orr Drip:mazes, Sept. 19.-1 f lii rt s re . Fiegud, l Seja. 18 , and wtd MILFOILD (ILELAND), Sept. 17. 11•164, has gene oe shore on Deal YARMOUTH, SeA 19.—The Lot bra been towed la kffe, leaky ; and IsLa orbe, Sept. 17.—The t e l=w, rinidad, nit on In • sale, 15th last, and f Vx; 7.—The Ruth, Qusbeo. 18$y ),—W.B.W.—Hopewell, IWO ' see ; Perseverance, pi, Jalsee. pec. I.—Pellaa, Quebec. • and 19. —W .N .W gq with 740,000 dollars. 17.—The math 2 Lord John • 1 "s'' VC . r; =dam tbs Prime. , •—4 —The brig liargenag. 01' a en shore soutirlia" nd Bib with the Ole: 4„,44