The Express. — London, England, 1847-10-06 00:00:00

riOl ol ...''''w . -P-s 2 n.. 1 IASSPEARE'S HOUSE.- Th . w•l Committees of London and Stratford hare the grati fi jou, .nee that they have 1.1.'RCIIA. 1 1:1) .11 A K PPEA NES puCd .c.tettol, and the twOolnlng tor /tam>. oro , noalir formme lir fur td],. The feat too deft-lent. but Eh;"cemmtt,.eoutlnue to rely on the settga,•en of the Polak. 01 r eeeyeg the.n from the liabilities thoo Inured In repren,Ll.4; 'hat ow hied e...-110-o1 to he the (MM.; of the nation .I . SYRIIC•R.I. .151 ?1,1•••D 05D rraanon 4,.,ty the QUEEN DOWAGER gy 1...al 116thrleo PRINCE ALBERT 250 T Aw o f Chair. P. C. flail, En, P.S.A lewo th: Loodoo •.............6 0 Mr. liendereon.. . T. A .k.b, E.q. • Stmt. • Joorioh 65441"' olirto 1 lu)ilo Joho A n: I ' P s". ' • jar. Jam A t • *rn si • 0 T . K. '''''' J. C. Adkliu..Y. s. J. Att y. KN.. logos 0 0 t:h az ile. Holteno • 11401100., • tioorcipson. Gatherlne Manly. Esq... 0 0 Dr. Hook. ...... 141.1.50ua Idiom Y 0 Jame. Hall, •• • a h , T. I ...ow Adano. T. J. Ireland. Esq.. M.P. 1 CoresoL• 0 Douglas Jerrold, EN_ h "- lu Mr - Mrs.Elimbeth Hod, tlttaF O faml.upen.Avota WalterJoasep, Erg., OW- Mr. J. Awl, rtua, Ter. 0 . tenharn loorPh ". 0 Rev. Hobert J pyre. Mrhoeolo.... I lin Illustrated London New. Gnat 1110'•41 and Ire- Jollounch Marhanloi 10. 0 *hum h0t...... . It. Anton. o - oort. Rams -0 ter W. ay, 17arc J. Atddio. 1.. • • • 0 Mr. Prmioriek Kendal! pl. J 0 Strottfortinpon.a, e , Alemed , • . roe.. 20. 61r. 4 t hn Kent, ditto._ ourrhill Berry W. A 'Orb tom' • • IUJ. W. 1111,11.ta • Esq., A.h0 , t.; 110 , 14 1. • • 0 I..lintofth Eduard A0...,0 1 . 10.6 • •• • J. T. Knowles , Esq. O Chad," Ketohle . L./41 Noe 11)Ts• • "•• • 0 Chtries Lot 8r00k... M.P I . Th.:G.l.W* Bart. 0 0 Rotors Kodey. Fog. .... Sir W. 0. I.llrton •• • 0 John W. Ka) e, learmout, Walter K. Kelly. ettatforinpon.A,,o • 0 The Lori Leith .. 40 T. 2. ill/f07... tog, ditto The V Foonont Lin •rd Re,. W. fentett. ditto Mr. John Co h a l e r. ditto I) Charloo E.q., am: Mr. W. Bar ode. ditty 1 0 ford upon•At on _.. 26 Nose. J. a K. M. BUJ. w. . Lucy. E.g., ditto .. 1 0 Mr. R. L - .lovorth. Mr. K. Ban tlrooton V Mr. J. Lute, minor. ditto C. 11. lirae. WA, Mr. C. Logh•n, dime boa. ihcrttistford Mr. WlNotto Lo w', 41110 C.ll,Ollllat. .. . ON. 0. Lowe , 61..b ;: tt0 Mr. W. Itai ;win. WMOM• .Aos. .... ..• • 1 0 Rev. C. 8. Lander ...... M r . ri Tmet .l . , Rev. Robert Lawlor . _ . 20 . 0rk.. 4 =10. * 110 We 0 Haw _Myra Ludo. r 0 0 1 , 011n1.r. ........ '• • • Iter. b00n .,.. 0." C. 8. Bak. • • ..... • • 0 omhopy letardiall. Pre. pr kt„4 B . • L. J. tOrtlett B. Barter, jan.ar l 0 y 0 Oa Baru, Pons • 0 Dr.▪ F. Berman. Ihelooy- Io 0 yr. I. Haw • o Coirt . WW7 0011,0110 J. Itrligefo - IM,e llll er of the • , Ide W. Lt.nPie. 0 Join Ilru , Robert ROI. rock *die Bern ont K 0 J. 11. Ikol an. lii •• • • 01. l l Her, W. loans B. Itottio.l , l. 11.1.11 soh. 6..• • 0 J. W. Uott ono , , rnortlir W O V• 0 0 John L re, Dora. • • • to John L. DO. P. N. Brue'..olott. Ete.• • • to ...I;4° . BA . T 31 '.%Z.:: 0 John LK. , it. G. 80.... Eel.. lon -0 nor tr.ri .0 Craven. 1.1 Ric Jonn 1 inton. near, Mutton] upou-Avon Rev. 51. o n.t.o• ditto- . Mr. t annibr.do• Xt. Welt oottaway, do. lb) Mr. Woo. o olboorll,llon , ',4. ,411 0. • 0 J o.ph. Cowlishaw.do. 1 0 New.. Jpoo. Con sad Cr Mr. rem! I ..•110 . (i05.;51.; 0 Cob ort Payne Ind l'.• ... 10 1 0 ft, v. AV . ,. 1 C5l - e. WI. J. inn o ons..TeVe.liar -14.44• I Ma 1 0 Colon 11••Iland • Ceri.eit, • Adrah....at Ilall „ 0 0 Mrs. C. t•ordeo Carts Uro"acti...n. . 2 0 C. Cowden cla s rie. 1 0 11015.11 Corsky, Log Dame.. tourmy . 2 0 J..7.rn0 . t.411/W iv l4 .. 6 0 John 4:00-4, Monti' . ~• 2 0 MO., Cr. o.ly, Coq., ill. k4-y Hall _ 1 • A Iler.L.ber of the ClePhani Atinneoun 1 0 Dr. W'. Omitting 1 0 o:pone 170460, 6 0 Peter i'on.nonntmon. Twoomer of too Lon. duo . T. SI Wry Couto,. BoL. COW. olter i 11017 leanno C• .mpton. E.g. ten. Henry ColhomO FIQ Edward A. F. Camt.l 9 :l7n7 J. Pyeroft Colder. • T. Crofton Cooker. Eau Lord Alb. D. Conyngamn Henry Cheger, Em ▪ I. Kot • • Jarmo Cr Prdy. log Wan= Curling Lae. •• • 011Cn. Mr.. trterny Otte 1 . C....per_ .0.. rotor of tiamlol4.4. Win Rub.Cotroland. Eq Royal Amphitheatre. Litorionol. .... 5 0 0 The mil DClninior. Prti: 1.1.h.nt . . 10 0 0 Iran D`lOy. gig.. COal broot lonle . . 10 10 0 Dr. inn D ane.., birmin,lom . 1 1 0 Mo • r.. b. i d.wt and Co., Won. r Jo.ornal . 3 3 0 Devon.,rt Mechanics' Ilk- Char:,..:ll!..icas, • 6 0 0 C. Cherie. Inoon. ▪ . 1 0 0 W./ Diamood.EM • Hen _ N. Dol.L Lot., MAIO, of Warm, 0 W.O. .0. I;lo.sliate 0 John DO.o.kwat..r. ehTrl.ottrn . . 1 1 0 J. 6. tr. S.. I:. Waadto .4 0 Vred,:elt Dolman.o r‘r 11. It. Dillon 0 T. 1 , . • Fatlulaieb .I.lrilono, _ . 0 Mr. lo'tou, pee r.K.My 0 tic,' Donna'. 1.2 4 • • Hepa,rth Dixoo. . 11, Earl Uleener4 lr Rh, Earl of . _ .100 0 tiff E. Clayton Eat. Bart. 2 U Mr. Th Eltrardoo, Swat f..ol.opn. Avon lam CW., ligt . .. ~ „ 1 0 Without 1:11, 501..11.A. 1 U Yt Mn-y Edwards. todieetko W. Eaart• • - 0 L.M. (pow Thu Losrl of - 1 0 F. 11, Jr E.g., btrat loord-upeolons.... - E. D. Ford. Em. • ditto 2O ui J. h. Fro,. hp., ditto iarr . Jolt,}'.*-ter . 3 0 I. W. Fairboit. 1.01. ~. 1 V Jui n tot.. II•Do A Vriorrul 1 0 Futdge, 1606 1 0 Litrrol r. 0 161, W. 11. Phase. • . The Mane& of Gran 6 0 Mr. R. Gale. 2tratford uton•Asuo H. bras c.• Mr. J. Goldner. ditto 6 o :lir. E. Cotble, ditto.. \I r..'. N. Geom.. ditto. • 1 0 Mr. Gul. ditto 1 0 Mr. Jo•luo 1 0 Darwin Galion, Leo.. Id r. W. Grenfea, . • 6 0 C. 0 , 01 , Y. E.g.. Rolgivf Itekv::edoof roadingoof Othello. .. , Mt:., ditto of Hamlet) 1 0 8 P. Goblard. Em.,lang. _ RALCIICA I1011LVI.) 10 !. ...C. V J. Gokloold 1 11. Oodoin, 1.11.11. 1 61. tlasdot. Pop (emu. . High. hal Am.. 11 wore 00.1Ing, koq. C. °retitle. 014 . 1 1/ Ar.her oiumey. Lay 1 lkirl Notre 9l 0 Oir K. C. Haltom. Dart 10 0 • J. E. Iltunc, Bert 1 1 W. 0 . Hunt. Eon, Town Clerk. Stratford.opon. 11. 0. 0 R. 11. Dom... L el ., r atu, I 10 Ito Hardy. Egg., ditto 6 Mr. W. Bartley, ditto 1 Mr. 11. Hanky. ditto . loos C. W. J. ILart ' og.VeNt., to. rt.et 0 roo.. o.ll.lionrit.Aire4ori Odour. 1101boeh. fan.hor...mh • . _ . W.llno•Ewt..toar..atiliw. litter,. Cob. Cambridge 6 Rev. Witham Mimeo IL ifalant, Eq., P.R.S Wt. - H S : . r .q .p , 0 • Ilatelley • linickned bosun ..... J . . 1 J. 1111.1crty Fog- I cal - 4Mo W. ibbelt . o If, W. Ilibbert ..... . • . 10 Br.. T. Ililot.ert . . 10 1, 111. Ifelk, E.g., Mor o:tater P i•. II. How. CheAreti.... . 1 I/ ilnovard. hog. r`•:, Code 1 Jo C. h e Bon:nvham 1 W. 1121, Juo.E.l- 5100 ' rho.nr .roßeetlont Rowland HUI, O .EN 3 HmrY 11111, Eq. 1 Y. B.C. 5 trlllYwood. Esq. 1 .he }fasting*. N.D. 1 Mr. J. Taker. Stretford /H a.Avo . . • C• Thomas, 2 cote.houte . 25 0 Rev. John Lucy, Ilaano. ton Luc, . • 20 0 Lhiyd, M. ShMk• hill. Warwick. .. 6 J. Llo7d. Eq.,Dinning haM. •• . ... 1 0 Lion .treet .. 0 Min. Ellett Lei;h: Wool ton, Liverpool 2 0 Henry Lee. I 0 Witham Lune. E`7:; 110 h 1 o Geor. 8. Lu nch LogE.q.. M.A. I V R. Mige. London Rev. Bt. John W. Lucas 2 0 Henry C. Luun : I U Henry Lloyd, h.q.__ 1 0 John Leitch. R.q. 1 0 1 g V keount Morpeth • ar..r. 25 0 V hichuut Mahon, M.P Mriwon. E.g., titre, ford-upon Aron Mlw Mawm, ditto_ _ J. eindi ditto 0 Ilt•iv. T. Malmo in, Mao 0 Mr. thmucl M. 1114 ditto 0 C,ag th . 51. Munuipx, 0 Capt. 55DC.5i52:i 1453 . t. a: Pantry ..... . 0 C. kat, Ltn- W 0 W. c. R. 11. Mackensk, 0 J. Weetlnad Manton, Ewi. 0 Leigh Murray. . 0 Ireland Ma, 5,74, It A. R. Montalto. E.n.. 0 (hark,. MaloAin 0 J. Muller. Ewa. . • Mk. lends M. T. M4r 0 lliw Ihrannah W. May 0 Mhi Mord:, Alrodo n U 11. Morris. h.q.. Peckham 2.5 Hwion Morris _6 0 J.Milhitokeelphall I 0 .1. %land. Eng.. . 1 0 G. D. Moßatt•lnn.. Glouccd.r (col/or-lout. 6 1 0 J. Murray, EN., Albe marle greet • 6 0 The Rev. If. R. 8. Marriat 1 The RL lion. T. IL Ma ewn Chorine Mltehell! ; %.4., 1 6 0 Red Lion-nowt . . 1 0 Willoughby 1 101km..tan I Mt.. Ann 111.1eroft Andrew Maclure,E,;. , 1 The Duke 810 Duchess of Norfolk Lord Nugent, M.P.. 2 Mr. A. Newland. Stint ford.upon.A ton . Mr. R. Newland, ditto Mr. W. Newton, ditto A. Norton, Eel., Newton , ermine. Slancheder 5 Vincent NoveL.n. E.q 1 Mr. 8. Nichol., Edgc.hill 3 Mr, Nightingale. Emb ' ley, h oot. Johll NtI.IIIIZI. Era. J. G. Nichotri, 1.9 I John Oshiford, Geo 3 J. H. Dull I 1"Iil h aor Vorttribtema 010 (/comb Philip.. Mari o Weaton•hotro . 20 Frederick Pritchal,Eal Stratford.upou.Avon Ito,. John Phlar. ditto Mr. Edmund Paine. ditto Mr. Juno Palmer. ditto Mr. John Mani, ditto Mr. Iticiard Plum, ditto 0 Mr. David Plumb. ditto Mark Philip., Esq., Einit: tertleht ball 6O 0 fiir?..Pll l lll l l l Z:t .q tonelli n E. Phillip*, E,1., Whit more-park, Coventry Ilt• 0 R. J. T. Ailicr, bold -two( s•Ar_ .on Rev. Orerille Phillmore, Reading 0 C. H. Phillimore, * E.g. A Printer 0 John Pric41....y.i.44., drefsh..lnelow2 0 T.PUriandtl.q.lloA)groate) 1 4 Ditto tmiall .gurrd 0 Ditto . . „ D. ro z o, U R. H. W. Procter, Upper Ilarley•drect 0 T. H io.oith. ?tickle, E.K. •• • • Ply hl .LIWto, Iwolltn of r d- I;l ,7 A.TylViii2 it 7: 14 0 Major I team Poiret . 1 0 T. J. Pettigrew P . N. •• • • 3 0 J. It. P. kme etolin . jsoi•L Rev. . Pnennr 1 0 J. M. Par..., EN 6 0 J. W. Parker. Jun ., EN 1 U The Lord Redeslele lO 0 Sir M. W. Ridley Rnrt. 100 0 D. Rlee , E.N.. Stretford upon-Aron upon- Avon ..... . 6 0 Rev. Etwar I Rico. 1).11., Chrkt•.> ll...pital . 0 Rev. B. Itaripdam Roe Waitton Wavren .. 0 MM. Ren,...len Roe. ditto 1 U WUllarn Itathhone, EN., Llverred . . ... 0 1 1 1 1Tt u . ity 1 t=413 . 2 . 1%1 . 0 . ri , 0 Ware irk . . .. 24 0 Dr. W. Root, ii .li.. ........ i:, no ßlept.:...9l C •Th i .; : i o ne. 0 Viltherley.l.OrederMire 0 Rev. C. W. Ruthless. Old. 0 W. J. Duff Rom, EN 0 Mar'.. Rucite and Co. 0 E. L. Itlehanl, },AO. Thome. Richard., EN U C. 11. Itiecanle. EN 0 henry RoLert.,n. EN u A fow Fnen.im, at Rye A .teni. Rooth, EN.. 0 W. 11. Ro.wer.F.N.,F.S.A. 0 John &Mein.' th.ndo Eq. v Richerd 1th01,... , Greenwich ... ... 0 William Ryland. Esq , Moreton. John Roll.. in EN. ...•Mandi 0 Sir 1 lmy filtipwith, Bert. 0 She F. Shnekhumh, Bart. 1 0 Sir Georre Smart ... . 0 J. Spay. EN., Glom.- ter n.l, Hyde Park. garden. lOO 0 0 The Corporooo2l.4 dant ford upoe.Avon lOO 0 0 W. Sheldon, EN., Mane of Nratfontup.9l-Avoe 21 0 0 T. Skater, EN.. ditto 6 6 0 U. 11. Sowd.m. EN....11tt0 6 5 U Mr. T. Smith, hit. . _ 1 U U Mr. W. Smith. etnefordl Math... ... . _., .... . 1 0 0 T. Spinney, Fel.. awl. kalif. . . .. . . 6 5 0 W. Suismt..M, Errio LINN• 10 0 0 1 . b lt. li r i rt silt...roe, EA , ChlPPenham ... „ 1 0 0 E. J. Shirley, Req.. Net herton tern l9 0 0 John Spottlaroode. EN lO 0 0 CI. T. Smith. EN., Oold loote house 5 0 0 J. Spittle, Req., Wag Bromwich . 11 :11T. iin. i'...i.. SP4- 6 0 0 W. St.. 'EN... . ii„a, mo. natl., Inni , ... The Lord Whop of Bt T. Blida E N . ... . ... Ow. Spence, EN.. Q.C 0 0 71..17n1thrt.1.. Sm . Ithl equitre, VitNnsin.ter C. Wenfleld, EN., ILL U Jame* St. Auhyn, EN 0 ti ren moor. 0 S. 1E..... ..... ... .6. 1 L R. Smart E. FOO George C. flak, EIN. ~ 0 Rev. J. 11. Width. R.N and soma pupils of the Iforereetle OMMeser School 0 V4"ei* John elmollos. • • . • • o o 9 Howard SelinteN; tilli.• 0 0 tti l ev B eXei_,. l. l% 0 Blr R.. G. wereewwwwie, Rant M. YerquletrTupper,Msq 0 Orome Whiel.km. EN , w ll i t h l 1 14 5 1;erlff of Wer 10 0 0 f---, ' , -7: - 1 z Cc 7 n. T. Thornton. Kap ,M, D., IH. B. lreAraglea.llft tratforduon• Arne. Reconkle at Harriet_ 10 1 0 Chairman of the Stmt. , Her. J. IoSMU Wrofoed. L . o.l.nritt,.. . (21 0 ' VILA., Dried ._„_ . 1 0 Mr. L. M. Tatham. ditto 1 0 James Roberta Went.Dra.,, F. Toon,, Krt., L.... IS 0 (I. , ptnn, ditto .. .. . 1 1 Thorn, T. Webb. Lg Mr. J. I' vo,illun oir hiil 5 0 1 Tiddingten Mr.. T) , 10e,11.111. pitta.. .1 0 Cert. Mhos, 61d Light 0 A. F. Trotter, Esq., Midland 0 (Arndt 1 0 I Mr. Jorsph Wibon, Ltir. Mb. Helen Ta) tor . _ 1 0 mlogium (collet-Morn • • 7 J.Tapp, blei..4l.Loth . bury 1 1 Fleetwood Wilson, Esq Ken. I I . Town-end, Iton- 0 ingtomhall .. _.._ 11 0 James Waii, Esq.. 'Aston. . Townsend. Esq.. boe• IsalL Birmingham 1 0 tors..-0 , 11111101. .. ..... 1 0 Lieu-Gen. O. Wright J. 'Minim. Esq.. Town 11 E. 0 Cl . Warwick .... ... 1 0 C. Witter, 0 F. O. Tointho., Eq . . __ I I O. W. Wldt K eNsq. Profersor T. Taylor. M.A. I I M. Weep 0 ........1 m. ,1ip....... 1 1 IL M. Woad. Mon. , A .M.F..M.A 0 J. Tilliartl. E.l ........,. 1 0 Albert Way. hop. . . J. Tosker, E.u. , Tort. T. H. WMmoo. Ent. building.. Nva.road - II 0 B. Wobotec E.q.. Thtatro Rer. Dr. Tait. D.D.,llead Royal, Haymarket Master of Husby School 11 0 B. Weotanacott. Esq R. Troncohern. Esq..- . 6 6 A.M.A. g P. N. Tomlin, 1'..0...... 1 1 RR. J. Wbite , Bcmcbtutit Thy Viscount Villiers.- .10 0 J. M. Wright. ER. W. aughan, E., ..... ... 1 1 Meters. Waller . 0 Robert Vernon, Ent.....100 0 C. Weller, Esq. _ John Vandeuholf Fed. .1 1 Her. John Watson The Earl of I.areicir, Mew.. W..tley and Lord•Lientenant of Wan Clarke 0 trickshim .. .. _— . 60 0 0 If. 1. .Wl, 1 , ..q o Sir Frederick S. Watson. 6 0 0 Marla Whiting. Fart. W. W. W.Soti. Knl.. Srelney Whiting, Esq. Stnitford upon-Aron .. 30 0 0 Erman. Wilarn Fan. R. 11. Wheler, Eel., ditto 10 10 0 Mrs. Jas. Rondonia . _ Mner. Won mil Lucas. Ownre Wightnick, Erg 0 ditto -.-— - ~..... 1 6 0 Henry Wile, Eat . Mr. John WIWICII, ditto .6 6 0 Thonaa Wood. Fag. Metes's. V. and H. Ward, John Wilk', E.g. dittn - •_.... ~ ... 6 6 0 Thoniaa Wright , r.;4 0 Mr. Robert Walker, ditto 1 1 0 Cherie M. Young. Esq 0 Mr. Richard White. ditto 2 2 0 John Tomalley, Esq , Me-sm. 1110VILIM White 0 and co.. ditto... _._..1 0 0 C. No°, Fie., (Tea Mole 2 0 John Webb, EA.. ditto.. 1 0 0 Mr. YOUO.I. BM W.% C. T. Warde.E•q.,Clopton. Derma .... . _ house. 01it......... _.... 23 0 0 Thome& Young, - 1141. .. Nom.. llcinson, 'En. 10 0 0 . Tbo Committee+ regret that at moment the coot of a.lvertinemenla Mor. 0 prevents them teem printint In the puhlic papers the IMO.. of 'ombscri ,., or of nen.ons tnansmittlng au'weriptiott.. of 10.. than one pound each. It I. the Intention of the ...mate. to print hereafter a com. pieta 114 of the sob.cribers wi th their rohlresees and transmit a only of th e 11.1. fr,,. f 0.41, to each .tib..criber. Puebodice orders should bo ad. paced to the pod•niastor at Chrering.croes, and be credo payable to the trolslver. rcur C ooo billbotri. E. 1 ., 2 Modeler Villas, Kendugion. Sul.seriptions are rewired by Moor.. Olyn and Co. ; Mi., , re. Ilan bory and Co.- Mesas. Jones Loyd an.l Co.: Menem smith, Pone, and Sadth ; Mem. COlltti and 3llnra. Drummotr.l3 ; Mews. lketiss. FM treks Rank of Lomb*: Co.; lad lig IM treasurer. re. above. THOMAS AM YOT, Chairman of the London Committee THOMAS THOMSON. Coairman of the Stratfo r d Committee. V J. DENT'S MAN UFAC'FURE of IVATCRES iA• and CLOCKS,. protect., by three separate pab.nta. Ladle.' &arida gold watch., with gold theta and lorrollod In four hole,. eight tones; prontlamen'e ditto. enamel dials, tenguineas ; youths' silver 'vetch.. four guinea.; substantial and aocuratelyitolog silver lever watches, jewelled In four holm, sic guises-DF:NT. 00, Strand: 33, Coeksouretreet : and 34, Royal Exchange (Cl oc k Tower Areal. -- „...- . -...._ _ _ _ ROWLitNIYS II AIR ‘VASH.—This is a pre paration from the cbol&e.t oriental herb., of pocu/larty mild end deserdro propertfc.. It plat.ingly ant effectually clean-es the hair and Ale of the head front *cue and ercry Rennin% of Impuilty, and imp Art., delicate fragrance. It I. particularly p 1 of to Le need after bathng, en It trill ixerent the probabillrY of tatchinq cold l n the hoed. and wUI render the h•Or dry In a few minute... It entirely !lemma's. the noce,ity for wing the tine comb, ro injurlotto to the wafer eLin of the head ; and from It beneficial effecte on the health. todether with the mateful and refrchint .ca.ation Unlade, ond being perfectly in nocent in It, nature pr. e an im..luable appendage to the toilet. and the nurporc , of the nor.cry. ttl. per bottk Mold by A. Itoll. LA ND and SON, ILotton-pdden, London, end by all etaltte and oarfoners. DR COLVERWELLA (. LADY: TO HEALTH A%U I.ON u Ll/6. 130 0 lenlsocket volumel,prke by nod lin Idampo, &I WHAT TO EAT, I)RINK, AND AVO I D; ulth Vet Table. for all Complaints. Dr R. J. Cr trtevett., M.D., M.ILC L.A.C., Re. Correvr...—llow to Inoue perfect dliteptlon. tranquil NOM" a good night's rod. CI./ 1,11.1. and a contented mint kty 1112 0)1,111M1,12 of the Instructions Amain contained. Cw feeble, the acreant.ly delicate, even ut tho moo thaUered comdltutlon, may acquire tho gnnte4 3MOUM of PaPiCal happinou, and reach in boalth the full period of Ilk allotted In man. To he had of Sherwood, 23, Paternoster row; Carrafho, 117. Fleet drool • Mann, X). Corntull ; Navin, 451, Wed Strand ; or direct from the author. 10. Argyll.placo. Itorenartrors LATEST INTELLIGENCE. Tills DAY, Four &Clock. • We yesterday announced the arrival at Southamp ton of the Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Jupiter, Captain F. Meehan. Lieut. J. J. Wilkinson, R.N., Admiralty agent, from Gibraltar, 26th ; Cadiz, 27th ; Lisbon, 29th and Oporto, 30th alt. ; and Vigo, the let inst. The Jupiter has brought the following passengers: Lord Godolphin, Mr. Major, Mr. rooks, Mr. Leithierry, Capt. A. Mereader, Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood, Mrs. West, Mrs. Fuleher, Mr. Douthat, Mr. J. Wooly's', R.N. ; Mr. and Mrs. Ho dgson and family, Mr. Ronald, Mr. F. Canitr, and Senor Seronha. The annexed letter contains the latest and most im porhnt news from Portugal: LISBON, Serr. 29. Your last news from this will have made von acquainted with the fact, that a committee f the principal men of the popular party had addressed a representation and remonstrance to the queen regarding tl e general state of the country, the frauds in the electoral rrsriatration s , and in respect to the general meisures ef the ministers in relation to the approaching elections. I believe I mentioned to you that, upon the liberal committee waiting upon Sir Hamilton Seymour with a duplicate of this document, the ambassador expressed himself as fully in accord with the views of the petitioners, as approving the steps they hid taken, and promising them all his aid and influence with the govern ment in the matter in qutation. It will now be necessary to give you • copy of Sir Hamilton Seymour's reply to the noblemen and. gentlemen by whom he was addres se d, before you can have explained to you the subs2quent evasive conduct of the Portuguese government in this respect : " 'denote, SEPT. 18.—Gentlemen,—I beg to acknowledge the receipt of the letter you did me the honour to address to me on the 14th inst., enclosing • copy of a representation to her Majesty the Queen. Your letter gave me great pleasure, and induces me to hope that the measures adopted by her Britannic Majesty's government in regard to this country, will have full effect at no distant period. Equally with your selves, gentlemen, it is the wish of her Majesty'a government that Portugal should be in the enjoyment of peace and order. As you do, so does her Majesty's government desire to see the Portuguese enjoy ing all the benefits promised by the con stitution. The step you have just taken is well calculated to promote the object of your wishes, which I am inclined to hope will be advanced by the favourable reception of your representation so opportunely addressed to the throne. So soon as the operations of the constitutional government shall be completely re-established upon a firm basis, so soon as the country shall possess a real national representation, and so soon as violent conflicts shall give place to parliament ary discussions, her majesty's . government will see with pleasure the triumph of the principles that have guided its policy, and will view with satisfaction the increase cf pro sperity that Portugal cannot fail to enjoy under the influence of free and monarchical institutions. "G. H. SEYMOUR." " Marquis de Louie, Conde das Antos, &c., &c." After the reception of the remonstrance and petition by the queen, a c-thinet council was immediately summoned ; and, following upon that, Sir H. Seymour and the ministers of France and Spain were invited to a conference, when the Portuguese ministers expressed a desire to conciliate. They admitted that, in the bitterness of feeling engendered by the strife of parties, it was possible that many abuses might have taken place in the registration ; and the question was then put to Sir Hamilton Seymour whether a postponement of the elections for two months would be considered us infring ing the stipulations of the protocol, if resorted to for the pur pose of giving time and opportunity for investigating, and if found necessary, of annulling the registrations? Sir Hamilton Seymour's response was most frank. Desirous, he said, of aiding to the utmost in the pacification of the country, of removing all cause of embarrassment, he would take upon himself, as far as his government was con cerned, all responsibility of the act. The Spanish an d French ministers, coinciding with the views of Sir H. Sey mour, the matter was considered as definitively settled ; so entirely so, that Sir H. Seymour made immediate congratu latory visits to Senor Aguiar, and to one or two others of the popular chiefs, assuring them that, so far as tho registration question went, all would be favourably settled ; and even wrote to Lord l'almerston by last packet, to the effect that a greet measure had been achieved towards a pacification of parties. From the 18th to the 23rd no further intimation reached the embassy in reference to the question. On that day, to the surprise and disgust of the foreign ministers, a royal decree appeared in the government Cemette, heralded in by an official announcement of the reception by her Ma jesty of the petition, in which it was declared that many of of the assertions were notoriously untrue : but that it was still her royal pleasure to institute inquiry; and, consequently, in a decree, embracing some six articles or iso, the ministry are author and com manded to instruct the district governors of the seventeen electoral districts to issue a commission of five persons in ' each district to inquire into the alleged frauds in the regis tration, and to report thereon. Mind the seventeen district governors arc all Cabmlists, and the class of persons who are chewed with the task of investigation are the very parties complained against. Not alone this—the entire registration throughout the country must be completed by the Ist of Oc tober; consequently, her majesty's pleasure in the distant districts could not by any possibility be made known until the registries were closed ; and the elections are to be hurried on with the manufactured majorities. The whole proceed ing is moat disgraceful; and Sir Hamilton Seymour has placed on record his protest against it. So much for the people's guarantees—" the Queen of Portugal's good faith pledged to her allies." The Cabral journal, the Estaftdarte, is enraged at the unflinching attitude assumed by Sir H. Seymour, and, in an ablative article in its yesterday's number, the emboss& dor is asked what he is " paid for," and whether he is here to communicate and to treat with the subjects of Portugal, or accredited to the court of the Queen ? But attacks from such a source must be considered as the greatest eulogy that could be passed upon his diplomatic exertions. The Itevolumo, the popular journal, has recently attracted great attention by a powerfully written paper upon the ad vantages to be derived, and to be solely derivable, from Eng lish alliance. The article is written in hostility to French designs upon the Peninsular monarchies; grave facts aro presented, and it is unquestionably one of the most profound and statesmanlike documcn aof the time. I send you the original in case i you may contrive room for it n your columns, but as this probably will not be practicable I ex tract one or two passages of particular force. The editor, in the first place, assumes, as his commencing position, that French policy is, and must be, hostile to the independence of Portugal, and that this fact is of no new date. French diplo macy, adds the writer, can never understand how Portugal should exist independent of Spain, and that the fusion of these two nationalities is one of the few ideas in which the policy ef Louis Philippe is in perfect harmony with the tra dition of Versailles, with the records of the empire, with the philosophical ambition of the republic, and with the com mercial views of the Freach manufacturing classes. Then diverging to the subject of English alliance, the writer pro needs as follow!: 61 'br 613rtil; N0.344.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, OCT. 6, 1817. [3d. " English influence in the Peninenht, we have no hesita tion in affirming, is more suitable, more advantageous, and Las a greater tendency to promote civilisation than any other. Manufacturing monopoly no longer exists in Eng land; cultivation of the sciences is open to all ; accumulation of capital is restricted to none; there is no secret in the Mean* 91 . obtaining credit; commerce furnishes the raw mate rial for th,...0 who require it. Industry conthieloll with skill, and promoted by every means of economy, is no loafer an exclusive privilege, and, this being established, enter; rise, the only thing required, spring: up, and thus the whole secret of English wonders is explained. " England, although no longer an insincible rival in the art of manufacturing, is the grand consumer in the world of agricultural produce. We of the Peninsula have every right and means of producing for our own use, and also of exporting our own manufactures; but no nation has so much right to claim from us the purchase of its manuto.c tures as England, inasmuch as she u almost the only buyer of our territorial produce. Treaties founded upon the principal of baying of t h ose who do not purchase in return, are tantamount to the concession of gratuitous lieuelts,—are deviations from the laws of commerce. Hence all Penis. miler erratic' of commerce, with the exception of these with the Engliab, are undeniably in that position ; and, upon Wu eiplt s of economy, "c can have no equitable commereial rein tiontin Europe except with Great Britain. • • • • " Upon these prinLples, and under existing circumstance,, we would urge upon the popular party to make choice of English influence, in tile hope that eventual and important benefits affecting the freedom of the Peninsula may arise therefrom." Ou the following day the Nam°, the Mitruelite organ, bad tho following remarks in its leading editorial autumns: " The most important article of the Reroltocao of yester day is especially devoted to trove that alliance with England is preferable to aliance with any other nation. We ported!) , coincide with the ideas of the articles in that respect. Such were always the opinions of the royalists, who, although they would never submit to the dictation of foreigners, still, as regards commercial relations, prefer those of England to any other nation. She is the largest and the beat consumer in our market, and the only country in Europe with whom Portugal can enter into treaties of mutual advantage. M. Ribeiro Saralee published a pamplet upon this subject, at the time that ministers had under comiderstion a treaty with Great Britain, and in which the advantages to be ob tained by such preference was clearly demonstrated. Wed* not allude to this pamphlet of M. Saraiva's with the view of claiming the initiative in these views, but to show that we are entitled to consider the preference of such alliance as put forth in the excellent article of the Revolucao, as en opinion equally entertained by the royalists. Great honour is due to tooth parties for adopting so profound a view, and also for the true zeal displayed in unison for the benefit of the country." With these scutiments entertained in common by the two national parties, it is now to be hoped that England will put forth her might, and which in this instance is right, and snout upon the terms of the protocol being fulfilled to the letter, when the result would be an overwhelming majority of liberal deputies in the Cortes of the kingdom. Of minor items of news and gossip, we have had some small amount of rioting and outrage amongst the soldiery at Cintra, on the 22nd of the month, the anniversary of the Queen's lauding is Lisbon. It seems these gentry were aggrieved at the. small show of enthusiasm upon the occasion, and consequently those of the unfortunate in habitants who had neglected to illuminate, had their windows sma‘hed to pieces and their perscas ill treated; nor did strangers escape, for the Sardinian minister, probably not aware that there existed cause for merry-making, had his house assailed, and it is said that one of the over-zealous Cabral treopen bad the temerity to force his way up the stair-case, bayonet in hand, insisting upon lights being immediately displayed in the windows, when the stalwart diplomatist, despising all kind of paper warfare or protocols, settled the matter in a most undiplomatic but very English fashion, by knocking the intruder down one flight, and assisting him with his boot in his descent to the bottom of the stair. On board tho English Beet there have been hospitable doings. Admiral Napier has been . giving a succession of dinner parties ; to one of them were invited several of the head, of the hberal section—the Marquis of Louie, Marquis of Fayal, Jorge, Loureiro, Silva Sanches, Viscount Si de Elandeira, Count des Antes, &c. The latter was prevented , by ill-health from attending, having suffered much by his long confinement in the Castle-gaol, when taken prisoner by ' , the squadron. The admiral, by the way, is an astonishing man, whether in peace or war. Storming castles and forts, and caeturing ' fleets, we know to be in the way of kis profession ; but an attack, and that a successful one, upon the Portuguese treasury, is a feat unparalleled, and yet it has been achieved by the gallant admiral ; for awhile the Duke of Wellington's agent has bees unsucceseful in getting payment of his grace's arrears of pension, or even of one shilling towards them. Admiral Napier has since kis arrival managed to get from the Portuguese government nearly every fraction of the movies due to him. To say the least, Admiral Napier, as times go, is a fortunate man Oa the 21th, the anniversary of Don Pedro's death, the queen, as usual, went in state to the church of St. Vincent, where Don Pedro is interred, and the whole garrison, with arms reversed, and with all the insignia of mourning, rye I to Lisbon a most lugubrious appearance, Admiral Napier's, flag was half-mast high, and the flogs in the boats going to and from shore had theirs so arranged (1 am too little nautical to describe them) as to cause for some time a painful belief that every captain of tho squadron had departed this life the preceding night. Similar honours or observancies were never known before on the part of an English squadron. However, the admiral is the best judge of what is correct, and shows that, though a "jolly old commodore," he is not ,I a bit the les a clever, and very clever, " old soldier." The Cabral battalions are yet in existence, so, of course, the coming elections will be merely a farce, if Sir H. Sey mour's fresh instructions do not make their immediate disso lution a demand on the part of his government. General Porous is fast recovering. A email subject, that is looked upon and talked about with great interest here, although too insignificant almost to occupy a place in the correspondence, is the asserted make up between Salelanha's election party and the Cabrals, a matter really of little consequence any way, but as an at tempt is made here to give the report and the fact, if feet it be, an air of importance, I am enabled to tell you that the alledged coalition is a fabrication : no such junction has taken place. The Marquis of Froateira, the civil Governor of Lisbon, at a dinner party the other day at his own house, given to Saldanha, contrived a sort of silly coup de theatre, by most unexpectedly introducingCabral and the champagne together. The poor duke, who is a good.natured kind of body, and something of a bon virant withal, fell into the snare ; but his party the neat day, when made aware of the over-night's little escapade, roundly refused to listen to any terms, and repudiated et connexion with the disreputable firm of Cabral, Brothers ; so the duke, like many other un successful commanders, bad, after marching up the hill, just to march down again, and the miserable stage-trick went for nothing. Upon the subject of commerce, or rather agriculture, all accounts from the wine districts represent the grape crop as magnificent, in particular about the Alto Douro; around Lisbon they are equally so, and grain of every description is in extreme abundance. In the Lisbon corn market wheat ranges from 840 to 800 re's the alquiere ; and Indian corn, , from 280 to 400 reds. English sovereigns are at 4,49.5 refs 1 discount on moeda note, 1,850. Exchange on London, 30 days, 53/ ; 90 days, 51. THE PROVISION CON-TRACT. On Thursday the navy contract for the supply of beef ant pork for the ensuing year—and which may be con sidered as the index to the prices in the market—was taken at Somerset.boute. The following are the names of the contractors and the prices. 1 - 7. 5,000 tieieea Phillips - 500 Irish ZS 4 600 ... Hamburg Etalheimer 1,000 ... Ditto .......»«...._.... 8 8 Jones Brogues 300 Dentate ........, ........ 7 17 ?etaoU . . . 00 . 0 ... Ditto ..... ... —... !! 13 • E. Mitiwiney . 4,300 Ditto — 8 14 0 Annexed is a statement of the quiustitiesmade up, and the prices at which taken, for the last five years :- MG.-Beef, 12,000 tierces. 61. 10s. to 71. ss. 71. ; pork, 18,000 tierces, 71. 12s, to 71. IGs. Od. 1845.-Beef, 8,000 tierces, 61. to 61. 145.; pork, 14,000 tierces, 61. 3s. to 61. 171. 10d. 1844.-Beef, 3,000 tierces, 0/. 4s. 3d. to 51. 6s. 10d. ; pork, 11,000 tierces, 51.115. U. to 51. 145. SUPPLEMENTAL CONTRACT. Pork, 1,000 barrels, 31. 19s. 4d.; beef, 2,000 half barrels, 1/. 19s. 3d. 1843.-Beef, 600 tierces, 31. 18a. frd. ; pork, GOO tierces, 3/. 15s. 10d. 1842.—Beef 15,000 tierces, taken at 71. 1 x. 9d. to 71. 39. 10d.; pork, 16,300 tierces, taken at 71. 10d. to 6/. 41. The prices of singed pork for these years were in the month of September as follow 1842, 365. per cwt.; 1843, 265. per cwt. ; 1844, 36.. to 38e. per cwt.; 1845, 4.55. to 465. per cwt. ; 1846, 48s. to 50s. per cwt. The contract was for 5,000 tierces of beef, and 11,000 of pork. The Admiralty left 1,700 not taken, in consequence of the high price of pork. A considerable port of the contract, namely, 1,900 tierces of pork, is to be furnished from Hamburg. SCOTTISH HOSPITAL. A quarterly meeting of the corporation of the Scottish Hospital was held at the institution this day, the chisholm in the chair. _ _ The minutes of the last meeting haring been read and confirmed, The Chairman road a note from the Duke of Richmond, Gordon Castle, resigning the presidency of the society. Mr. Noble suggested that the chisholm should nominate a committee to select a president, a recommendation in which the Rey. Dr. Cumming concurred. The Chisholm then nominated himself, Mr. Donaldson, Dr. Cumming, Dr. Dickson, Capt. T. Forbes, and Capt. Lammont, to form a committee for this purpose. The Secretary was then authorised to apply to the Earl of Dundonald, that he would consent to take the chair on the occasion of the feast of St. Andrew's Day. This being the business of the day, a Tote of thanks to the chisholm for his conduct in the chair was passed, and the meeting separated. SIR 1).1VID BREWSTER AND THE "NORTH BIMINI Ravi EW."—Sir,—The statement in the E.rpress of Monday, that the Rev. Dr. Hanna succeeded me in the editorship of the North British lictiew is quite incorrect. I never wu the editor of that review, and had not even the honour of being one of its originaton. My only connexion with the work is that of an ordinary contributor. The gentleman wt"..ui Pr. Llama did succeed, %ha who discharged the duties of an editor so admirably, wu induced, at the death of Dr. Welsh, to accept of the office temporarily till a suit able successor to that eminent individual should be found.— D. BuitwarEa. St. Leonard's College, St. Andrews, Sept. 22, 1847. DISGRACEFUL OUTRAGE AT OFIATIIAIL—At the County Idag:strate's Office, Rochester, on Monday, William Berwick, a sailor, formerly belonging to the Dido, and Edw. Price, a private, of the 63rd Regiment, were brought up under the foPowing circumstances. It appeared from the statement of Mr. J. W. Alexander, landlord of the White Lint, at Chatham, that on Saturday about midnight, after he hid closed his house, some parties came to the front door, and knocking violently against the shutters demanded en trance. He resisted as long as possible, but the door was forced open, and they commenced demolishing . the glass in every direction. Having at length succeeded in ejecting the assailants, one of them then hurled a ,tone between seven and cieht pounds in weight through the chamber window, demolishing both frame and glass, striking against the bed post with great violence. Mrs. Alexander, who was in bed at the time, and who had been confined but a few days, naturally was much alarmed, and with her baby took refuge in a closet in the room. With the assistance of the piquet, four WTI were captures', two of whom, soldiers, have since made their escape from the barracks.—The magistrates deeded that warrants should be issued for the apprehension of the other delinquents, and ordered the prisoners to be brought up again at the next sitting. STATEOF IRELAND.—Mr. Hoc, of Rockwell, Tip perary, has been shot dead. Mr. Roe was son-in-law to Mr. Clarke, so bratally murdered near Nenagh a few years since. Mr. Studdert, of Tulla, county Cl►re, was wounded on Friday night last by a shot fired at him as he was re turning to his house ; he is likely to recover. COMMERCIAL er MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. ' Two ~'Clod.—The stock market continues in an unsettled condition, with prices fluctuating almost momentarily. Consols, at the opening, were quoted about the same as they left off yesterday, say 834 to 41 for money, and 811 to for acconnt, with a market apparently steady. But sellers made their appearance on its becoming known that the Bank broker was on the market offering heavy amounts of Exchequer bills. Some rather large parcels of these securities were disposed of, in fact, at the extraordinarily low rate of 3.is. discount. They have since rallied, however, and have been done at the improved rate of 2.55. discount. Upon these operations Consols declined to 831 to 4 for money, and 81 to for account. Some sales were reported, indeed, at 4. below these quota tions. We have now a favourable reaction in money stock, which is called 84„ to 7, whilst, as the time-prices remain unaltered, the contaugo between the two rates is reduced to 4 per cent., or half wkat it has ruled at for the last two days. The redaction, considerable as it is, still leaves a very remarkable difference upon a credit of eight days only. We have a heavy pressure still for money in the stock market, and exorbitant rates are submitted to for loans, even on securities so readily convertible at all times as Consols at a certain sacrifice of price. We have some loose reports of failures at Manchester, besides those referred to in the morning papers, but, until more satisfactorily authenticated, it is not necessary to advert to them further. In foreign stocks business is extremely limited. We call Mexican, 181 to 19. Portuguese, 21 to 3. Spanish Fives, 171 to 181. Brazilian, 75 to 8. Chilian Fives, 83 to 7, cx-dhidend. The Threes, 48 to 50. Danish, 80 to 2, ex-dividend. ' Dutch Tyro-and-a-Half per Cents., 52 to 3. The Fours, 82 to 4. ENOLIBII Ft - SD:3. Bank fiteek. %hut 3 j per Ct. Cow. Ac., 841 3 per Ct. Rod. Anna, ghat psr Conc....but 31•a' Ct.. Cow. A 11126, bit 1 lklebequer BUD, 30e. to RN. di., F B4 Ii REII3. FUNDS. 117., e tt.V.If t- b., 3 0Zi r ia C h c a ' lltr c"" rrcd 1!'!'h16,4 171 77 per Cent. ditto, 5 per Cc 31elican, 1846, 105 19 5 per Ct. Brulhan Iki.., 71 8 6 per Ct. Penerlau 2)33 Ditto New, 74 7 Forturucee Cone Bds, 21 3 6 per Cl. AMMO. Api.. Ilda. , 33 5 per CL 13.1...181 6 Ditto Chinon Bds., 85 7ex dlr. Ditto . Sb.h Rd.. 175 185 Ditto Columb. Dcf. We., 3 per Ct Spanish 27 8 Columbian Equndor Bdo., 25 - 11 Suinkh Defemed tide, 13 14 3 I .•.`r Ct. Danldi 11. P. AO 2ex dlr. rip - inkli 11.4.1 re liper Ct. Dut,:h 11.1*. 52 3 2 per (1.. V...nczucla Ad.., 34 7 4 per Co. Lots. Dutch . , dZ 4 I Venezuela Deferred ltd.., p 10 RAILWAYS.—The share market remains steady, in the midst of the fluctuations of Consols and other stock values. We have rather an active inquiry in the light speculative railway stocks, but no particular alteration in prices. Money is difficult, and high rates paid for accommodation. BALKS EITEGTED UP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. (Yeetenlay's prices will be found in last pages,. Aberdeen, 30 Lon. and S. Western, .561 51 Anib., Nott., Bos.. & E. 1., i Do. Thirds, 1 d lam. & Oxford 16., 19 Manch., Bus., and Mat., I Sinn., WoL, & Dudley, 141 Mid Lind, 110 8 Hos., Stem., and Blrm., 5 Do. 40f. shares, 391 401 Bristol And Easter, 70 Do. SOl. shares, 10 91 Do. flints, 12 Do. Biros. and Derby, 83 Caledonian, 26 51 De. Con. Brig. & Bir. 0 per Do. Halves 3 d Cent., 120 Ches. and Holyhead, 171 N. British Halves, 121 1 • F.. Counties, 161 j Do. Giro., 41 East Lineolnshire, 91 Do. Thirds, 11l Min. and Glasgow, 30 North Staffords re, 81 Ot. Northern, 3j 2f Oxford, Wore. & Wols., 111 Do. Lon. & York Ex., 1 p Reading, Guild., & Reigate, If Gt. Wertern, OS Scottish Central, 25 41 Do. Qrs., 151 161 Shrewsbury & Biz. (Clam A), 3 Do. Fifths, 221 Shropshire Union, 11 Do. New 117. di., 71 $ 8. E. and Dover, MI hell and Selby, 99 Do. do. (No. 2), 11l Lancaster & Cui lisle, 561 Do. do. (No. 4), if 4 Do. Thirds, 111 South Wales, 6 Loa. &York. (SL& L.),81/ York, Newcastle, a Berwick, 311 Do. Halves, 371 Do. (Orig. None. & Bey.), 24 Do. West idd. Union, 3 21 d Do. Extension No. 2, (Newt. & Leeds and Bradford, 83 Bor.), 6/ i ton. & Blackwell, 3 Do. O.N.E. Purchase, 91 1 Lon., thigh., and S. Coast, 43) York &N. Mklland, 71 Do. Guar. Spec Cl., late Croy- Do. Pref.. 101 11 don Thirds. Of Do.E. & W. Ridiug Ert., 261 D.,. Pref. Con. S per Ct., 49 Boulogne and Amiens, 131 London and Greenwich, 81 . I Nor. of Prance, 101 Lon. and N. Western, 153 Paris and Lyons, 41 ... . ._.... ... - RI Fo. Qrs. L. and B. 2i j 8 Cs sad god , Do. 491. eh. M. and 8., 5M 4 LIVERPOOL SA , Ge - ronsa 5. Birk., Lane., and Cheshire 31/., Midland, 1104 51 d Do. Halves, 1 p E. Line. New, 14 d Do. Harm. and Glows., 120 Lux & York. Faiths, (late W. R. N. British Thirds, 4 P U.), 21 d Load. &N. Western, 1514 2 N. Staffordshire, (f p S. E. and Dover, No. 4, 21 4 d Do. New Ora., In 71 p Sort, New—, and Her. (G. N. E. Do. 401., Land ~ 20 p ?verbose), If p Man., She., & Line. Eighths, 2I d Do. (N. and B. new), 14 4 p Do. Pref., par MANCHESTER SALES, Orrossa S. ,tnib., Nott., & Boa. E. J., li d Man, Sher., and Lin. Pref., par Birken., Lan., & Ches. in., 51 4 d N. Staffordatdee, +p ier Lan & e. York. 321. ah. (late Ex.), Shrews & Bar. (A), d Sod S. E. & D ense (la a t O 1.), No. 4, Do. W.R.U., 24 i d 2 9.18 4 4 Leeds and Think Pref, li d I York, Newcas.,&Ber. Pref.,goar. Lon. &N. W. M. &B.Orse), 31 p 0 (kin cent, 4 BIRBII2IGMASI SALES, .= S . p N. Staffordshire, i 4 p oluolahlre Union, 2 1 d Oxford, Wor., & N olrer., 16 d 8. blidfordahlre, 14 38a. 94. d Shrews. B "iirm ( 8 ).405. 41s.M. a LEEDS SAL S., Gemara 5. West Itidnut Union, 53a. 51s. d N. Staffordshire, sa. p FAA and West Yorkshire, 6 d Great Northern, si d E. Lancashire Ge,., 234 14 d News & Berwick New, Ms. 14 p Leeds & Think, 181 4 York & Ncwr. Pref., 11 p Leeds and Dewsbury, 24 d Dewsbury Branches, blue, 15s. d N. British Thirds, par Is. p YORK SALES, Gemara 5. Ct. Northern, 24 York, News. and Ber. No. 2, York, News & Ber. (late News I (late New Berl, 6 1 3 sad Bee.), 29 GLASGOW SALES, Ocrosan 4. Dun. & Perth Ctrs., V. 111. 21.105. Man. &South, so. &I. Ts. Gd. Min. & Newport, M. 1011. Shrews. Omen., A Ches. Guar. II Glasgow, Kahn., & Ayr New, 39 per Cent., 41. IT.. 6d. COALS.—HaIf-past 71co.—The following are the quotations :—Buddle's West Hartley, 19s. ; Carr e Hartley, 19s. ; Eden Main, 20s. 6d.; Hasting's Hartley, 195.; Tan field Moor , 18s. ; Walls E n d Ad e l a id e , 20 s . 6cl ; Walls End Braddyll's Hatton, 20s. 6d. ; Walls End Hetton, 211. ; Walls End Lamhton, 211.—Ships at market, 31. CORN.—MARK -LA NE. —The few parcels of English Wheat at market this m orn i ng were purc h ase d b y millers, at the rates of Monday last. The attendance being small, but little business was done in foreign Wheat, and its value was unaltered; and Monday's quotations must be repeated for all articles. The following are Monday's quotations: BRITI6II. salaam tor 4 1.40 4, Maim., !area and Kent. red 54 to 56 to 60...wMte 62 to 60 63 62 Norfolk sad Suffolk. 52 to 56 to 38— do 56 to 58 to 64 Talarera (Molex or Butfllt) Comb. k Lln., red....— to to —...white..... to to Northum b. ead Seotclulo. —to —... d 0...... to to Irish do Rra to Baaarr, Feeding to —...dlatilling 28 to 30 to 32 1 lting I Wi rish 33 to 35...Cheralier34 to 36 fine - to Algot& Brox Maur ... Diem. 54 to 36 .fille, pale 36 to 62 Pau, grey 44 to 426 Od. maple 42 to 44 Woe to laral — to White 42 to 46...b005e5. 5O to 54 Burr, MAIRg r an.. 36 to 18. tick liarrow 36 to 40...6ma1l 4O to 42...01d 16 to 50 1 Cs ' Taus, New apting to --MOW whiter 10 —...01d to Rnssuein, New LIMIZZD Cow, per thousand gl2 lea. to EIS Os. rev welt or ^IOIM rhoti, Town-made, delirrred 46 to 49...Ene household 42 to 46 Norro:k and Suffolk . . 4O to 42 „whits ala 41 Northumberland, Lincoln, 20 !Yorkshire — to BONI and Kent FOREIGN. wear, Dinitzle and Konigsberg '4 to 36...fi9e -.... Pomenutran, Rostock, and girth'''. French awl Brabant — to Danish and Hamhurgh 0 to 55 Ruarian 0 In 31.-Eription Danube and Odessa Spanish 00 to ...ett. — to Canadian..-.- ......... - to --Australian-- 53 to GI Bre .„...... — to Bsat.rr. Feedlot.- ......... -...... ..... 22 to is...emuuse to Ism. an. Oars, Russian Pomeranan and 9r.: 2510 M , — to 9wedtrb and Dan .ish . ...... 21 to :. 1 Friesland and DvAdi toed 4...1 ~ 30 to ,: Ditto 8rew.......- l6 Co 30 .Iced to Ora , . tic* —to .old. —to 014 . EGY1010.... 2ll to 30...Trar7 to Pus, per — to *bite IS to 40 .botlers to Tom, old Lyman% Baltic sad Brian - 44 b . 0 to 50 Mediterranean and Odom. to 43 to 52 Raman n SS to 40. .hantineed 3l to 31 RArrartUr COORS, free of duty, per t 00.., ...... -....g S Its. to g S 135. LLNIZOL Coors, DUtCh and German g 9 On to LIT Os. Ditto French and American...— /210 Os. to Sll 0.. Ponca, American, per barrel of 1900 24 to 27 Dantrie and Hamburg 23 to 26 Canadian French, per sack of 220110. fres ...... ........-...... ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 4th OCT. TO flth OCT. Qr.. English. liketaL Irish. FOO4O. Wheat I 1110 1.. _ 1 Barley 370 I 0.0 7O I Flour, 1,170 web; 2,070 barrels Malt, 739 barrel.. Loons Avraaoms.—Wheat, 575. 9.1 ; barky, 345. 72.; 00, 235. Id.; rye, 30. 7d. ; beans, 405. 3d.; pow, 460. 35.1. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. INVlgat.lDarley I Oats. I Rye. gr..ins.l Pear. Aug. 21 83. 6d 344 Ild 2811 9d 1.31 303 s 2d 40. 4d 28 ... 804 44 11. Bdj27. jd 244 7034 &Iglu 114 Bert. 4 ... 28. gd 3ra 2d 2fe 34 1 324 90314 19d12a Id 11 314 4d 33e 14244 7d 324 44!474 74:434 2d II 494 60 33. 14.22. id &is 2. 42. 11 041 s 141 23 234 84 31. 10.11234 Oda.% 2.147. 3d1444 44 6 weeks' Au. AVIV. ea,3 2 s 01,234 34ft 1d r ,48. 6d, ila Ind (There are no duties on Foreign Grain.) , PT:Oe. ,Aug. 31.1 Aug. 28., Sept. 4. Sept. 11. 'Sept. It : Mg. 25. Gi; 6 4 . L I - ••• ... i . 5; 8 ... ... .. 7.1 . •.:: . sac St 4 .. I 49 II ... ::: ::: 77.71 ::: _ II cm., Oct. 5.-The transactions in all kinds of grain dur ing the past week lave not been extensive. The elements of a good trade and improved prices were in existence, but the sail calamities in the metropolis, and the consequent gloom in all commercial circles, checked most decisively every upward tendency, and very seriously affected all busi ness operations. Notwithstanding the general good supplies from farmers to most of the inland markets, prices have been well supported, and part of the recent decline recovered. The cause first noticed alone prevents a decided advance. From abroad supplies still reach us, but they must now soon lessen. We had for to-day's market a fair supply of Wheat from the farmers, which met a good demand, at about 2s. to 3s. per qr. over last week's prices. Per foreign there was a decidedly improved demand, and several sales made at le. to 2s. per qr. over the rates of last week. We are without nip plies, either foreign or English, of malting Barley; it is in quired for, u are also grinding qualities, which would sell well at our above currency. A good supply of Oats, chiefly Russian, meets a slackened demand, and we quote prices Gd. to Is. lower. Beans and Peas are in good request ; Egyptian form our chief supply of the former, and go off well. The great sale of liyemeal in this district has attracted further ship ments, which meet a good demand, at about late prices. It is now extensively used for cattle feeding, and with much success. The arrivals of Linseed are large, but the quantity offering for sale is only limited, some portion having been previously arranged for: prices ere, consequently, better sap ported than would otherwise have been the case. The de mand for Linseed Cake is most extraordinary, and there being no stock in either warehouse or mill, high prices are and must continue to be paid. Hull Cakes are good to sell, at 11/. 7e. lid.; and foreign, at 91.153. to 101.75. Gd.. as in qua lity and condition. No Rapeseed on sale: Rape Cakes held at 61. ss. to 61.105., which prices frighten buyers, andcheck busi new The following are our quotations Wheat, red, 645. te 68. ; new, 51s. to 68s. ; white, 58s. to 60s. ' • new, 565. teals. ; Dantzic, 60s. to 635.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, 48s. to 58s. Barley, malting, 30s. to 3111.• grinding, 28s. to 30s. Oats, Danish, 18s. to 20s. Russian. ' 2ls. to 235. Beans, 40s. to 445. ; foreign, 38s. to 413. Peas, white and yellow, 40i. to 455. Linseed, crushing, 401. to 48s. ; feeding, 5211. Rapeseed, per 10 qrs., 271. 101. to 28/. Linseed Cakes, Eng limb, per ton, 111. 51. to 111. 10s.; foreign, 0/. 10s. to 101. Rape Cakes, 1275. 6d. Ipswich, Oct. s.—The supply of Wheat continues mall for the season; and, though millers are rather more inclined le purchase, the trade is not brisk at an advance of Is. per qr. upon last week's rates. Barley is Is. dearer; the quantity offering is email. Scarcely any Titans offering. LEEDS, Oct. 6.—Our arrival, of Wheat continue large, the greater part of which is old foreign • new is in short supply in consequence of the wind having been unfavourable, and is readily taken by millers at improved rates, the decline of Friday being fully recovered to-day. Barley sells freely at last week's prices. Beans, Oats, and Shelling steady. No alteration in other articles. Arrivals this week : Wheat, 11,849; Oats, 2,027; Barley, 1,439; Beaus, 996. LEIOUTON BVZZARD, Oct. s.—At market this day there was a large supply of Wheat offering, and for which there was a fair demand at Is. to 2s. per load advance on lut week's rates. Of Barley not much has yet come forward, and it may be quoted L. per qr. dearer. Beans and Peas in request at full prices. Wheat, per load of 5 bushels. old, 31s. to 375. ; new, 30a. to 355. Barley, per qr. imp., malting, 325. to 365.; grinding,. 289. to 30s. Beans, old, 345. to 365. ; new, 28 s . to a 30i. per bushels. LEWES, Oct. s.—Wheat sold freely at an advance of 2s. to 3e. per qr. from lut Tuesday ; supply moderate. Barley in fair supply, which met ready sale, at Is. per qr. advance. Beans. Oats, and Peas rather dearer, and quick sale. Old white Wheat, 141. 10s. to 151. ; new, 131. 10e. to 141. 10s. ; old, red, 141. ; new, 121.351. to 131. ss. per load. Barley, 335. to 30s. ; Oats, 21s. to 235.: Beans, 425. to 455.; Peas, 395. to 40s. per qr. LIVERPOOL, Ott. 5.-The arrivals coastwise and from Ireland, fur the week ending yesterday, are still rather limited in amount ; from abroad, however, we have to note • fair supply of Wheat, and a moderate import of other grain, whilst that of Flour has fallen off considerably. Having at this day's market a good attendance of home and country millers, the transactions in foreign Wheats pragressed to a moderately fair extent, at an advance of 2d. per 701 b. upon the currency of Tuesday last, and Irish new, which declined 3d. on Friday, improved 4d. this morning, thereby raising our quotations Id. per 70Ib. over the rates of this day se'nnight, English Nk heats at the same time being the turn dearer. American Flour continuing to meet a lively de mand, and little reported to be coming forward, the stock here is decreasing rapidly ; in consequence of which Western brands have realised to day 275. to 28a., and other kinds a proportionate amendment, being fully Is. per barrel higher than on this day week. The sale of a small parcel of new Chevalier Barley was reported at 38.5. per qr.; grinding Barley, as well as Malt, Beaus, and Peas, remaining unvaried. Good new mealing Oats, upon a moderate de mand, were Id. per 4511). dearer, and all descriptions of old steady in value. Oatmeal, on the contrary, receded 2s. per load. Indian Corn, owing partly to the shortness of water power in Ireland, declined further again to-day, placing our highest quotation 345. per 4801 b. Indian Meal, from the same cause, sold freely at 14s. Gd. to 15s. per barrel. British: Wheat, per 701b5., English, red, new, 7s. Gd. to 7s. 9d. ; old, Be. to Bs. 4d. ' • white, new, 7s. Gd. to Bs. ;' old, Bs. 24. to Bs. ; Irish, red, new, 7s. Id. to 75. 7d.• old, 70. 24. to 7s. Bd. Barley, per qr., English, new, 355. to 365. ; Chevalier, 38s. ; Scotch and Irish, per GOlb., old, 31. 9d. to Is. Malt, English, per qr., pale, old, 625. to 66a. Oats, English and Scotch, per 451 b., add, 3s. 10d. to 4s. 2d.; Welsh, old, 3s. 9d. to 3a. lid.; Irish, fine torts, new, 3s. 4d. to 3a. 75.; I old, 3s. 10d. to 41. ; general, old, 3e. 9d. to 3s. I Id. Beans, English, per quarter, old, 525. to 56a. ; Scotch and Irish, per 490 lb., old, 488.. to 624. Peas, English, pe r quarter, white, new, 435. to 46e. do. and Irish, grey, . to 38s. Flour, per 280 lb., English and Irish, fine, 445. to 455. ; superfine, 435. to 455.; extra, 455. to 468. Oatmeal, per load of 240 lb., Irish, 1847, 295. to 311. • old, 245. to 265. ; Canadian, old, 245. to 265. Bran, per 24 lb. , 11.2 d. to Is. 4d. Foreign : Wheat, per 701 h., Canadian, red, 7s. to 7s. 4d.; white, 7s. Gd. to 7s. 10d.; United States, red, 7s. 311. to 7s. 10d. ; white, 84. 24. to Ba. Gd. ; Beattie, mixed and red, 7s. 3d . to 75. 95. ; high mixed, Bs. 65. to 9s. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 7s. 6d. to 7s. 10d. ; white, 7s. 10d. to Ba. 2d.; Riga and Peters burg, red, Gs. 9d. to 7s. 3d. ; Archangel, 61. Gd. to Gs. 9d. ; Odessa, common, red, 6s. Gd. to 6s. 104.; Polish, 7s. to 7s. 2d. ; French, Spanish, and Italian, red, 6s. 9d. to 7s. 3d. ; white, 7s. to 7s. 45.; Bennet and. Marianopoli, red, 6s. 9d. to 7e. 3d. • Egyptian, 4s. to te. gd. ; Medi terranean, die., h ar d , red, ss. Gd. to ss. 91. Rye, per qr., Baltic, 61c., 335. to 36e. Barley, per 601 b., 45. to 4s, 3d. Oats, per 451 b., 3s. 9d. to 4s. 2d. Beans, per quarter, European, 51s. to 645. •, Egyptian, per 480:b., 31s. to 325. Peas, per qr. Baltic, etc., white, 40s. to 425. ; Canadian, 335. to 371. Indian Corn, per 41501 b., 31s. to 315.; Indian Meal, per barrel of 1961 b., 14s. 6d. to 15a. Bd. Flour, per barrel of 1961 b., Canadian, sweet, 265. to 285.; United States, sweet, 265. 6d. to 28s. United States and Canadian, sour, 21s. to 23e. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn, from the 28th Sept. to the 4th Oct., inclusive : Wheat, 17,332 ; qm. ; Barley, 3,101 ; Malt, 337 ; Oats, 3,656; Deans, 2,410; Indian Corn, 6,188; Indian Corn Meal, 2,9761, barrels; Oatmeal, 3,106 sacks ; Flour, 471 sacks, 18,517 brie. LEN; Oct. 6.-A good supply of Wheat, and 2e. per qr. dearer. That of Batley moderate, and free sale, at Is. per qr. advance. Wheat, 611 b. to 621 b , 525. to 54a. ; white, 58e. Barley, best runs, 335. to 341.; extra, 3.55. per qr. to the growers. Averages posted this day : Wheat, 1,812 qrs., 525. 3d.; Barley, 1,284, 31s. PLYMOUTH, Oet. s.—There was a small attendance of farmers at this morning's market, who made an advance on Wheat, and do not appear disposed to sell fret ly under 625. to 645. per qr. Barley in demand, at 32a. per qr. SALISBURY, Oct. 6.—A crowded market. Wheat sold at a rise of 10s. per load, the very finest white, weighing nearly 6.51 b. per bushel reached 30s. per sack, or 60a. per qr.; red, good, 28a. Other Wheats, 24e. to 265. per sack. Barley wu of brisk sale, best malting snaking 364. to 37a. per qr. ; good, 345. ; common, 30s. to 32a. Old Malt, 7a. 6d. to B B s , ..per d b e u a s r t r el b . y Oats were qr.en sold r. so fze hr ly free. s.; 3, las 7 t t w ol es . k ..per 's . p ey rices ncbz . from 6d. to ls. per y a New winter Tares, . per bushel; old, 75. ~ G ~~~ C- Sr. Iris, Oct. 4.—The Wheat market to day bri.ker than last week, e an n4vanee over litt Monday of le. per Lad, but n•a much bubi :esi doing. Merchants not very anx:„Ais of buying. Dv - Nu tut, Oct. 4.—There was a fallit: Off in rho suprly of Corn forward for today's market, and prices , lie turn higher for all grain. Hates we re, fur red Wheat, 211. Gi. to 265. 61 per barrel; 255. Barley, 14s. 61. ta lie. Oats, CI to 12s. 61. NEWRY, Oct. 4.—The tendency of priers is still down wards. The supply of grain from the farmers was, how ever, very small at our market on Saturday. Wheat and Barley may be quoted the same as in our last, but only a very few samples of Oats, of the primest quality, reached tin highest figure, viz., 91d. per stone. Flour, home-manufac tured, sells also at the same price as for some time past, hut American, to-day, is quoted at 275. to 294. per barrel. The price, to-day, for Indian Corn Meal is 9s. fi d. per cwt., for both descriptions of white and yellow ; hut we may state that complaints prevail very generally among the coasumers .o the inferior quality of the article. Barleymcal remains at 171. SI, and the market, on the whole, is to-day reported flat. . se. ...Ms n I, n n DANTZTC, Sept. 27.-I,llllh ......, old Volhynian Wheat to be had, although that is rot exempt from blembihes ; and new Peas continue to arrive so slowly that a trifle of white appearing to-day fetched 375. ; yellow, 381., f.o.b. A RiEILLES, Sept. 30.—We have very little alteration to notice in our corn trade. Prices are somewhat easier than our last quotation, with little doing. Linseed Cake, square, SI. 10s. per 1,030 kits., cost and freight included. Vase ice, Sept. 25.—The advance in the price of grain will no doubt operate farcnarably towards restoring confidence to trade in general. Holders here, notwithstanding the absence of all purchasers for shipment, have, in consequence of late advice' from your vide, and an occasional put chase for imme diate consumption in Trieste and the neighbouring moun tain districts, shown less disposition to sell, and we could not therefore hope to buy Indian Corn at less than 311. per stars Ibraila, or 2.11. SI. pir qr. f. o. b. ; 3 2-3 f. to If. per stars Galata, or 266. Ild. to 275. Gd. Danube Wheat wo quote at 4 if. to .51f. ; Odessa, 6f. per slam. Barley, 21f. Oats, 2i to 241 f. PRODUCE.—MiscrNo-LANE, Ilnefpnat Tecn.— The public tales have been few and unimportant to-day; none of sugar, which article remains nominally the same as y, but wears a dull appearatee.—Coffee has gone off 172 1, 74: and a considerable pan of the quantity offered has been bought in. Cotton very dull, and rather lower prices submitted to when telta arc made. Rum ha been neglected.—Spices tolerably steady.—Rice tolerably steady.—The markets generally are depressingly ihfluenced by the state of credit and the money mmket. Holders are anxious to realise, but very few buyers appear, and none that will purchase more than their immediate wants require. PRICES CURRENT. 844A3, per ewt. IaTT W. Indis,ll.Y.i ru.334. 0.1.3C4. ud Yellow kOrey... 37 6...41 0 Flue.. llatuitiu.s,browc... 30 0..30 0 ..... 33 0..41 Fine...... »..» ,b ... 43 0...47 0, Bengal& 11;41 : ;;;I;. at 0...34 0 Yellow 37 0_39 0 ngs, No. 1. CO 0... 0 0 1 1 L 00 3* II IS._ 0 0 Cargo atCardilf tar 9 o._ 0 0 Swedish ll 3._ 0 0 Ls-an, at per toe. Plot , best l3 10 .. 0 0 MAW, sheet l9 5... 0 0 Bar. 22 0.- 0 0 Patent riot 9l 0 . 0 0 White 43 0...49 Foreign, brown-- 34 0...43 39 0...40 Grey and whits 4O 0...44 Reaned, liandare 62 0...1311 Lumps 54 0...57 Corm. in Bond. West India. ordi nary 23 0...25 0 Good Fine 65 0...130 0 Ceyl sad ordi naorn, y ... . 34 6... 35 0 Fine onilai;ri 36 0... 40 o', Fine 0... 80 0 Mocha, good toene34 4o 0... 82 0 Costa Rim ordi nary to tine 33 0... 32 0 Sumatra and Pa dang 24 0...26 0 Tea, at par lb. Congon,ecatmon 0 01— o , n Rica, at per ewt. Bengal whits...—. 15 0... IS 0 Cargo.-- Java l3 0... 17 Patna 22 0 24 0 Carolina. 26 0... 30 0 Snares. ved or Willem— 19 10..19 Speller 2O 0...211 On!, per 232 bap. pl. d.p. flab, om 4 pule at 10... 0 wee 27 10... 0 brown & yellow 73 0.. 26 54 0...65 ll:7lllatter ta 0...07 Old. ... 27 10... 0 loath ttc¢. 25 0...27 1 Olire,r4ll4ol4p.too 42 0... 0 Oared Nut 2B 0...C2 Seed. Bale. 10e per tau „ 7 ..32 Lamed 26 5...261 Peammotts, per est- Butter—Unk, let 91 0...02 led 0 0 • 3rd 0 0... 0 Debt:74lFt 0 0... 0 Limerick, tic BB 0...9) C let 9O 0...96 0 11:3 0090 00 8 °000 . 1. 1 . .. " . ... : 7 3: 6 5 002 Do., Wlfdnt Ileffart Lerd,lah-tt,1. 77 k l 50 0_56 0 Watertord, do Ditto 131. alder 8_99 0 American Hate; Oa fig ()ow, at pet lb. Rom at per yell Leeward bland Proof . . 2 3 ... 2 1 Demerara, 26 to 36 p cent. O.P. .. . 3 2...4 0 Janulr; 30 t o 86 Per cent. O.P. 3 10 ... 4 4 _ Favourite rnarka - 4 6 ... 0 Inazwis 4 0 3 3 En• tialisplritsoLp. 11 0 ... 0 0 Scotch Irian ll 0 ... 0 rum, per ton. £43 0-53 St. Petersburg, 0 had 0 0_ 0 Dutch *ad neon& 55 0...01 ineeland HEMP. at per ton. IM.Petrraburg,elcanCli 0...40 outxhot half clean Elea, ktldne outahot peas StanW.a A. eta. Tiro, Zted Ir.3d N. 71d 0 3 .. 0 3k Emil, dry n 41 . 0 6 Dt7sidted 0 4 . 0 41 Id°, fik Ilmak day Talp. dry 0 3...0 6 West India, dry 0 4 ...0 Salted East India 0 4 ...0 101 B.Azs, dry 0 7 ....0 a • 5k...0 IP S. Ardor. pir bide S 0...11 S Hach, •ditto 4 S. 11 11 Dry ITooDu, at per too. LATIVOOd, Jamaica-CS 0... 1 10 Honduras —.. S L.. $ IS notlnctla Saw—. c!PnlthT_ ! !!••• • !• Bout lute Tng, at per cwt. Biwa &I 0 0 0 Palde, Males 5 10... 0 10 Niantraps, km and wad 90.160 Straits Osm. in 810eks BB 0... 0 0 lam r, at per ma. Oars £9 10 tro L. T 10 10...10 Saw Red Sanders. ..... 0... 0 10 Er TALLOW.—The market for Tallow on the spot remains firm, hut for forward delivery it is difficult to make sales. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 475.; all the year delivery, 465. ; January to March delivery, 465. 6d. CHEESE.—LYMINGTON (HANTS), Oct. 4.—More than 140 tons remained for talc from Saturday, for which a further reduction of 2s. to 3s. per cwt. was taken. There were more than 60 tons without parcbasers. The best Ched dar fetched only 70s. to 725. per cwt. Finest red Somerset 58s. to 60s. Double North Wilts, b6s. to 585.; tingle, gis. Half- Coward, 42a. to 455. Skims, 265. to 28s. MANUFACTURES,— HUDDERSFIELD, Oct. s: Our Cloth-hall has hren almost deserted by merchant+ today, and the general feeling is that we are about to pass through such en ordeal a we have never felt before. Prices in the Hall to day are merely nominal.. Business seems to bo almost at a stand still. HOPS.— BOROIIOII MARKET. Two o'Clock.... Messrs. Pattenden and Smith, hop factors, report that there is considerable more business doing to-day in ell aorta of hops, at the following quotations. Duty, 18,5,0001. New Mid ri K. K cuts K. oto Si. S 1 Teartiew K ents p.est. 21.16 to 31.11 New Weald of Keats 3 1J to 4 4 I'ctrllc. ouc-cu 210 to 3 3 New Sumer ........ 2ldto 3 10 1 i10pe........1 oto Pardons ..........0 oto 0 0 MLIDSTOICE.—The hop-picking will very nearly finish this week. They 00133 C now exceedingly good indeed, and quite up to the planters' expectation In quality. Mid Kent will furnish some of the very best bags they have had for many years.—Wermilroarar. Tames, AND Neeruoresn.—The picking to taut drawing to a close. and they are said to weigh well arid to be of fine quality. The mien. thy, it Is generally auppored, will be about the woe a. Mat year. They are getting very brown—CAT - TV ABU ar.—The opinion of an increased amount of duty beyond the general estimate is hill enter. taints here, judging from the quantities already weighed up. and the wry low priors hitherto Mimed for good simples. Meet of the plantations In this teighbourbood have finished picking, and the pickers have made better wages this year than Last, at about the same price "per basket," which bag varied at from 24d. to 31d. per barbel, and gives to an Industrious picker about 2a. to 2s. 3d. per day. A conriderable quantity in samples woo in thin market on daturday, but very few sold, so that a ruling price cannot at present be quoted..—Frasnor, Alms, coo Corn_ ran DIITIRICIA, Oct. 4.—Our picking in now completed. The rerult mowers our previous expectatims, and we think the duty of the die. trot will pay 0.0001. The meet extraordinary crop in this district was grown by Mr. Daniel Tiarsill, of West Wouli.Lham ; two awes produced 4,000 bt.Shels.—Sfaidthats Ga:4oo. WOOL.—IIuDDEB4 , IxI.p, Oct. s.—We have ex perienced during the past week such a decline in the demand for the raw material wool, u the trade has not seen for the last twenty yearn. Of course this state of things is attribut able to the general want of confidence brought about 117 the numerous immense failures which bare taken place. Wool staplers woald be glad to sell at cost prices. CATTLE.—SALISBURY, Oct. b.—Trade dull. For the best fat Devon and Short•horns prices gave way fully 6d. per score pounds, and then all not sold; the middling and inferior class Beast were even lower, many scarcely reaching 10s. 6d. per score; some very fair selling at 10s. ; contract fat Bulls and Cows at Bs. to 9s. 6d. ; many of the largest and best Devens, as well as the poorer Beasts, were driven away un sold. In the Sheep market the best Down with difficulty made 5.. the 811 r. ; good fat half-bred and horn Sheep, 41. 4d. to 4s. Bd. ; fat Ewes, ts., some hundreds not finding purchasers. Fat Lambs only fetched the pries of best Mut ton. Fat Calves were also of slow sale at from 10s. to Ils. per score. A great many killed fat Hogs and Pigs, the sale of which was 10s. 6d. to 11s. per score. GLASGOW, Oct. I.—There was a good supply of Sheep and Cattle in the market to-day. Sales were dull. Best Beef and Tallow brought from 10s. to 11a. per tron stone. Best black-faced Sheep sold at 30s.'6d. ; but white-faced, 275. For Yerterday's Markets see 134 pogo. SHIPPING._ MEIER ARRIVED. Dublin, 3; Waterford, 2; Donag hadee, 1; French, 1; Flanders, 1 ; Lisbon, 1. LONDON, Oct. 6.—Wind this day at noon, E.NE., light steady breezes, and tine. DEAL, Oct. s.—E.—Arrived from the river and ailed : Annie, Capett Good Hope Mayflower, Halifax ; St. John ' s, New Brunsw i ck. Saile d: Catherine, St. Thomas's. F.U.,IIOVEN, Oct. s.—E.—Arrived PenniDahEM, Mau ritius Oct. 4.—Sailed Violet, Hayti ; Herriot, St. John's, N.B. num.'s, Oct. Ore CAPS front Bristol. t. L ON DONDERET, Rio Janeiro, arrived discharge. CLAY, Oct. 4.—Tiu on the be,, 2nd Motet PENZANCE, OM. 4.- WI:MILFORD, Oct. Alert, and Margaret, 4.—N.—Bailed Diary Phillips, New York. CLBAR, Sept. 27. Ade . - 'inceut's Oct. 1, Patriot Kiag, Posuasabt, • • .. i sar ved , Oathe4,..—thi. ifrow Tho CEpslcrstask ie, ;4ll 4.—Tho Elizabeth, ertitlifyitY* d instant. . . Oct. D, Oct. 4.—E.N.E. zgaret, St. John's, /(13 • ( • 4 / •