The Express. — London, England, 1848-09-18 00:00:00

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ITI ' M andamdalVa t if i lla a tlAT N I A l a i lstambra. re.b....A -tat =tr.: W r a y la ei shtimes. mow io. woo ohorgy. at I •dialt. sa UM a Comarab Landon • Mark 'Mara arliall bibee ;mo ail Minims empudel be be alblaarstaaadasalle aleask w Jos.'. ISIS. E DUCATION. —The Z i da itu tel af a Pirat-elaaa Uem ire, TIVTIV I ZTLIIIN I T29 bh %Wm Tbs ws Pe thwwww,P4 l.7 la • raid sad wr• se dih ris s irlaZleaa asanii . fily s'"" :War aar= ai bavelrib tae lle .lasa liar " ll a si mar l eo. =za ems be pp awl rms. The boss Is • Pirko. MI6 Mow NNW pierwe gre t e msaa raw , wish moo pies % nr": SILVER ALL IMITATIVE PLATE, apsially led. it mans tam awn ink nom! dim. sod see sot elbsevive me with segij.= phial Ida oiW i rsig l iza Far WIN% Is .1117=1, edit ~44#1 211. Ile rarns t a = ori rd : " IlsaissL aw km: e a taZ ghT a tai rjas a rlat a tstree=le es liberal rya _ and CIARPETI3.-Bpleadid ~• ia Ilipatry. 4.. V 40. td. : liotionoolt tit b. ft tor _LIM well onotood 01114/4 8" InOrld1= 1 °a• hol ii.d MIL NM 111 to 4. Iliontoirtot 111001 l ni V. stow& 1it0 ... 2 .. .th=10 y = ot—Tift.,•••=r—aripioirompo‘tl44 *Wit -- -- Fri= et BTOVES ael FEND KRIS ars te le Ma WILLIAM M 81114 MI th a llree d l a ity . = . l% : oo o : c ntakesA d wow 0 WNW= telabli F. sinelly. bordrattga r .....zz M. he bow is ceenyl i nene Or a 'meter m a a Ili issisi • drit a t alla andinfi gab o inis a n&lll F la' iketaa 8 beim MA; IIM• alla tfli = aa ans fre l i W•ImA arm vilh Wader hanna phew Any N0.. 1 11 , t i tem= II pm isz e l:t szni=l= lommi=mmeaWin mat Mr pan hen ATRW LIOHT.—By Royal Lotion Pateat.— A.l CLAIM 8 DIAMOND on. LAMP ••=i k e== opielar arm mom iks7al LAWN mein an added. ashilit ray le sot= 7 1 2 amlls NNW. The lbe was* ammolle mlmme•Ml. • A u : " r ao at mm........ •11 rim% mal =eta BOTANIC WATER sal BEAR 13 GREASE.— WWI Ur kir to 671 . 1r. 5 t Gob oloatal o i x i r i .. 7 .: A a 4 1 7 II oop Vtar ovUiso we r... vletwrireitt gam = ora=ozolar kuba !,7:4W ," roolit boa 11. totoattoot, 6 e tZrot es =ma re of NNW% owl vim to metro sow *Oar lei tholr mos 112=Z 4IM ele pa. sr the drum mark ~dogs wises Miele. , _ ____ gHILDRIIN'S HAlll.—The balsamic at sowtairpar MA 011. aguilik tis P =l 4 l: IN* Ils swift li la isalar ai r s car .........tbeir Or persin mes !tow. Mg . ta ea 'saw a burrs IM asigeriba. arealkwas a ad iri linvisithrd rad= Or re a( Os las irmb -116 . W m r 9 gra= a ji . - rrs . .. - ?p,r.: ra2 porfrospa THE POTATO DISEASE ARRESTED.-Th e IL joiscarao Kivu*. disrowal sad VW sewmz.b. ls ?lift Mel 4''''7til la tie rirsi" s a rrilimas la ...... 2 ..,.....-.... . .EA= si — a.—. twee.: TENANT-BIGHT.-I!.Parlismankay Report the Sylieeee n C Men Ihe OcemMee et lie Mem et dm mos ea IMeM big ait a PRIM mellMes elt naming NMI 3 ism Membell le man& II la UM perletleil,• eddlllesal Use Xashir le O r Oseltell. rmlmla.gglaike.a.ddieare metes emlle le W HAT TO RAT, DRINK, AND AVOID ; we& tilseSthiee keel Ith I. J. Oesthavith 11. L as je==b l :6=l• ei dli therathee a W theinkeeler With Notathed. lie the tee.web Itheeth ewe es the that me the ththens mama fit Pillell=erd I"ka issimili Imilli m Clftt yodel et Metthlethed is meth threet Ti tneste. l" le th . _ . . 111 =It o th railff e r eiaciet; sr '.:.them th e ram th. AXIIMIWIL Yale of loth itabolit lelt &WWI. Dootilmobooos, OA. I%IR. MASON ) to ansolece *O OF Or to AM . ao ur.. o. 0 in , e a . W oui boom:Mr= fou N T lei goo% of 15501r00 ......a.m il ma win: j am. 11Opoti Arlo a mid o i r . a Ihroo wile. Iwo mg too *no onstgro. 05010010 ..... .... owl a Z al l Lin Orodooos ta rW~ boMioloo. Ca &NM WO: t i rX l MMlTl=zt.......7.l,= ** wit hI a • d I tit: ran= M v 1 . " 4 ill IV li W . : ig :S I M 4 i :fiat! A mit Oottl i j o oStiM e.. :MUMX:rja lik Si. Ibtattatoss — Aii - foo ; I -- - --- - VAL of Sootkimmy. PiC k rilltioroo ni zi s = MttION & MASON W ammo itiogOod 1111- Molt . 0 - os a llt so l emc lai r MITIMICIAI iroirm the oodooo ' nib it% 1 121.1 1 %= g =his am "erf . 11=SMIS end Mk elnerg '- tomb. os i meort of IS '' sot bed bp? Wrj i. al :in bomb. eopper voldsooldo. Id INITMO ulna ( :fril u mb . r: Z i to UN bawd% l a pse= 9 Ms t ... 110d I,ltok In= id tol=aoh ; ft • =. xi orb Elm ad to DI bomb owl ; n aii, - trim trrira . : marin essaraem of Him pow. WO ddlodor r.r a =- 41"1 =rod m ai s ooEsolo gly t poem . mot Ina. mt. dr . booms to lho imerwLs6=d 0 imiediguengarrAM hod oh molt ;at the 6 9:11; 16 !__ . e t = Mite Arr. owe, z o nim,...; Iftigift noth ; indite air tol ; of bolik j z . l dnik ihoghord a Z i.i. flott=ou s. f II wax IL booZiry.i=sh NEWS FROM PARIS. PARIS, SIIIIDAY, 6.30 r. e. The sway of General Cavaignao draws to • close. His popularity, in the Assembly and out of it, bar already expired, and his fall most necessarily soon follow. The fundamental dissension which prevails between him and the moderate majority in the Chamber, as well as his rapprochement with the r rasp, were rendered so glaring in the d=aryestarday,that it is difficult to see how thins eau pes much longer as they are without a cries. Thenpeak of ILFsllonx has produced& groat sensation. He has been easgratalated by M. Thies and his party, and is already marked out as an aspirant to the highest rank is it. It is now known that several other of the most exalted of the red republicans were destined fir shims into the departments, to demo- Gratis the froantry, if that pro j ect had not been areshsl by the debate of yesterday. diession of yesterday has contributed mate rially to the chances of suss of Marshal Bogeand. A great number of electors who bad refused their votes have since given them to him, as a means of exhibiting their opposition to General Cavaignar, of whom he is a decided political enemy. The agitation of Paris is very great on account of the elections. Lists of candidates, and advice to the electors, confinee to be posted up on all the walls of the capital. The four members of the moderate party who have most chance of success are MM. Bum - nd, triertle Nord), Achille Fould, and lies)imia These names will attract, it is said, nearly all the votes in the first, second, and tenth asondise mats. la the twelfth arrondissement, Cabot, Ramped, and There will obtain the majority. Prince Louis Napolsa will, however, have a large prelim et votes there. He will has a large majority in the balk and eleventh arrondissements, and in the Beams. An oboes jars!, sailed La .Repoblique, pub lished this messing a statemsot that Prince had renamed his promises to the representative. 'his roped, width is =Mr, has rendered the Bonaparte holly way istigraat. ITALY. Thefitimphav et Morsoilles, whisk arrived is Paris this seenium stoles dot a steamer. the Cam ila 118 Ciew widek touched et Lesbos on the Ilth t bee leeeight the aure that Mamba true a = num The sews bad reaohed Lobes by the steamer the Palermo. left the r 2 ss iel l It seer that the entire pepdatila retired tato the country on the Bth, baring i I I 1 2 6 2. e_ , - -_ OTTIMIS :.] LONDON, MONDAY, SEPT. 18, 1848. [THREEPENCE. mitred the town, deterwdeirg r tie *swathe so mom am the Neapolitans had mama IL &ma atter the NempliameWain Wow Wok poessikes of It, end in the rima the N) *Ay, ban' tag the Nteir is its this Imrethet sitar tha re pieces et the odes the Illeiliene roistered the eitytaimataewdaltwhin the espitaiss led gored. flosrws requires Naftwellm o ma the awe ao Seco the smooth theta Ikeemlithe s ethal b mod the %metbelre ere mot ermlimed is two de- pibliehed isaelideraestet • Col -1 denosesseft et the Two 0101110. the the of which is doted et I think is die ea et the Bth, end ea mesas that *with had Worse& to he ellegieeto Oar Mepic emereermant. in /otter to be *tend in mother pew, amisiese as explodes to hanarken plea between the bleed 3rd.—ipswibly the rum bare 'Boded Is The Carrier de Nereale, *arrived also to-day, seems in some sseasere tteadd aethority to the above state , meat, by a letter from Genoa of the 12th, which it pablihas, in which it is mid that a memo had entered that port briefing similar news. The name of the steamer is not given, and, thereto% we are un able to state if it be the same as that alluded to in the breesephore of Marseille. r ROYAL MARI:NIB TOR IRELAND.— WOOLWICH, HIP?. exprom moseonger arrived at the Boyd Ma rine Buracks, at a quoreor before fear o'alook, an., to-day, far the following detadonest Mike Woolwich divides, to be got ready. with the platen despatch: Captain B. Veto, I,ieutenwit Roberts, mad Lieutenant Kennedy, 6wrgsanto, 8 corporals, 3 dru sad 162 privates. The meat fell•in in full order, at a quarterlies: four o'clock, re ady to move; when • subsequent order ar rived that they were to rentals in radium to to Ireland at a meenent's notice. The messenger e" fraught an order that they was to embark in the Pigmy, one of the late Pembroke statics mall pickets, on her ar rive; which was hourly upset 41 at Woolwich. Thirty con viots are kept la medium to put • supply of ooak on board the moment she arrives, and the gun-boats of the boat brigade us kept in realities to be manned from the crew of the Flagged, to embark the detackrunt. Tll4 ARCHBISHOP OF CANTZRBURY hie, stated, refused to preach at 111. Mark's College, Chelsea; thermos, it is understood, being that the fame there employed during Divine &refs* are too awmerwas, sad that too wads singing I. introduced. - THE Nzw P - Aim AT BATTERSILA.—The new park at Battersea, which has been for some time in abeyance, will be commenced without delay, node's having been conveyed on Batavia), to all the r.sidents on the spot, that they most quit possession, the Mutation thing at once to rumen the bonus. The waterworks will remain. The park will extend the whole distance between Battersea-bridge and Nine Elms, and tem the bank of the river to the public road lICIVOI Battersea-fields, wakiog the length of the park about two miles lad a quarter, and its wid.b a little more than a mile. A euriagedrive forty feet in breadth will be formed along the bank of the Theme., and a 'aspersion Wide will be throws sense the river to the spot where the Bed Monte now steads. Towards the construction of this bridge the Mamas et Weseminater has oontributed the sam of 60,0001. At the south western boundary of the park an elegant church has been greeted, and will be ready for con secration in the muse of the t autumn. No MORE STAMPS.— have the pleasure of pre senting to our readers, et the end of a volume (by authonty), the Ent Cape journal without a stamp, indicative of the progress and freedom of literature under the able and liberal government of Sir Harry Smith, Bart , and an enlightened legislature. We hope shortly to be able to take advantage of tha boon, by making those improvements and changes that the times and seasons require. -The H litor.-Sias Sly's A) hoe Astattel, Ceps Town, June 29.-[Pity but Sir Harry was Clutusslior of the-Exchequer herej-Jerrold's Nstetpayer. LATE FIRE AT WHITECHAPEL.—The unfortunate child, Priscilla Pitt, who, along with her mother, was so severely burnt at the above Sr., expired in the London Hospital yesterday forenoon, at 11 o'clock. From the time the child was admitted vary little hopes were enter tained by the sumo= of that institution that she could recover. Mrs. Pitt, the mother, who is far advance]. in pregnancy, is also most fearfully burnt about her legs andthighs, and it is extremely doubtful whether she will survive. Everything is being done for her by the medical staff of the hospital that humanity or surgical skill can sun gest; but it is feared that all will prove unavailing. The father of the two children is in a state of &mann mental anguish. Mr. Wattle's's, the proprietor of the premises, who was severely burnt is endeavouring to save the lives of Yrs. Pitt's family, is comiderably better, end nothing fatal' need be apprehended in his ere. STATE OF THE WIN (By Antral Flom Si m= To NINE o' wind and wadi*. at tha madman WW. raw Ala - wick W....IPIna =.l-8M... Me Draderd — Mao MEd= rD AND WEATHER. Tekgreph.) 'CLOCK. THIS MORNING the ......... ClreNwesid. /1.W... rerylee 131mOrelbed31W.byW.Floe . Crete ILL ...Very lee day 8.W....V0y Sae rreDerviten B.W. Woe Ely lt Flue Glergow Gosport. W nee Eruct E. Wee ILL.. Oolet 'purdah N.IL —Tap Leeds Lelesserr W Leith. W.N.W 11a. Wird. flept. 17, Si pia., vial I Dower, erpt 17, 3 p.m., vl2O LI Ihnisidos. Sept. 17,11 pa., at aimed - ireeereblie;s LOAM W. Pim lAN. IL Very Is Liverpool N Very km Lamle& .N.W Cloudy ilambemer...N.W 111104 kg N M a eelierag m li .. Very las ed .N Mammas.. Natalia .N.W... Very ilao Noldaggem Peaftereigb N.Y.. Mae Pods Y —Mae Yeammili Wakw A Mae Seethempeos.S W....ifiee israles. TemweeilL N.. Vise Ti.reederrea W.. !ray fee MUM* W.... Very See Tort 3.11...Mm0 .W. ; dry sod bright . d N.N.W. ; wry las. SHIPPING MASA AISIVIID.—DAMIN 4 ; Waterford, 2 ; Douse*, 444. 2 ; Preach, 2; Minden , 2; Holland, 1 ; Lisboa, 1. LANDO*, Sept. 18.—Wiad this day at noon, N.W., light breeze, sad Am. — ijiiLTiept.l7.—Variable —Arrived : Agent, Callao and Cork; Oriental, St. John's, N.B . for Hall. Arrived from the river and sailed : Margaret, New York. PoaTsmouni, Sept. 16.—E.5.8.; 17th, : Asia. Chios. FALMOUTH. 16.—8.8. 17th, X.—Arrired: Mary Clark, P.:rnanibueo, with Ices of bulwarks, sailed Aug. 1. PLTmorru, Sept. 16.—Arrived Bodnar Nastier, Nivr foundland. — itawrc;ar, Sept 16.—Sailed : Planter, St. Thomas's. MILFORD, Sept. Arrived: Envoy, mein. BLit:wattle, fiept.l6.—N.7—Arrived :'Felton, Quebec. CLYLIZ, Sept. 16.—Arri : Cinsaless, trinidad. Sailed: Amanda. Demerara. Dustra, &pt. 16.—W.S.W. to S.S.W.—Arrived . Sophia, Puiwish. Waysar ORD, Sept. 16.—W. to W.S.W.—Arrived: Ama son, Quebec. I IRELAND. DUBLIN, emus Marc I The secennte white reached town this evening from the distarhed districts of the counties of Water. I ford, Kilkenny, and Tipperar y, state that the large bodies of insurgents which, in the early part of last ' week, had assembled on various points in the neigh bouring mountains, were all broken up into .mall partite, mastering generally from forty to fifty men. Then risailla parties continue to traverse the coun try, lea contrive to avoid coming into collision with the pike, or the military parties whim' have been dirheagainst them. ase l oents which present a more regular pieture of the tronnetions of the but few days fully bear out the I have given as to the origin of these They censisenced, it appears, upon the psepsety of the Earl of Memel, between Clonmel sad were 'desolated by certain evictions which took plan, and more of which were threatened, while the methods lobes by the landlords to collect the rents provided abundance of sympathisers. I would not be at all understood as saying t ha t these evictions were not tally justified, perhaps more than justified. Still, my opinion is bens out that the disturbance is agrarian, not political Ilion seems no lesson to doubt now that young Oldaliony is at the lead of some portion o f those bad men who an oonvabieg society in the south. The ac are able toidentify him as having been at ea the attack et Gleabower barracks, whore the Wa terford Chronicle of toffy roundly snorts, that the insurgents would have wonted the two police parties had not a reinforcement of the 3rd Buffs oome to their aid—although we know, from all the accounts, that the penis ran away long before the 3rd Buffs were seen l . Thus it is that stimulus is ',ap plied ca non. Mr. O'Mahony is said to be ancempsied by two persons apparently of the same grade, bat whose names are not known. The Marquis of Waterford, who rides with the soldiers on their mooning parties, where his presence is invaluable from his knowledge of the country, pounced, on Friday evening, upon a party of about thirty, at the bead of whom were Messrs. Peirse Newport Barron, James Galway, and Dominick Fallon. The gentlemen said they were out coursing ; they had some dogs with them. The noble marquis, having caused them first to surrender, expressed his surprise at finding Mr. Barron and Mr. Galway there, whom he knew. The story of being out sporting, he observed, was very strange and very doubtful. He did not, however, think there were grounds for per sisting in his capture, and allowed them to return to Waterford. The following is from a second edition of the Clon net armlet* : Ownsuonscoen, FRIDAY NIONT, 9 c/Cusen. —Matting of any consequence has occurred is the neighberrheal of Conversers sines the attack on the polies-statiou, which, it appean, was conducted by a person eared Magee. The Insomnia at Carrick-on-Snit, yenerdey, received krill pace that the rebels were ninelnies in free sr the Mil called Ceramic, instnediatelyseder Mmelleen• (tim.liml lake). They ressediarly eseernderled with the estuary eletiosed at Curvegkrera osier esarand of Lisestenant Rieke. Lord Warefard quiddy pt the whale ewes es ears ind dways, sold Ise, with 01hIR gentry to a eseerreable num ber, preseeded emends the plese, the Cent* hoes having I gone by a Miran rents; bat though they sewed the wiser of the vidaity of Crosiers, and dews by the chapel of Pews, tie rebels were nowhere to be sew, haying rill at the list appears, of the nalbrf. The sari es the Rev. Mr. Rill's hours nun hen net piety rather dearly ; there were about 40 shots mod Sr. his eon, and his son-in-law, were ;Ty =to yield their As, or rather a part of thee, en a quelity of draw being placed against the hall door, and set es Ire. The mend shoot the bone, next onsenig, was diecovered he may piety allege( with bleed, sag e in sore pima, a carillsentle quantity. • norm niched Pernber end Cerreginere, about else Vika this wowing, that the_ rugs sad the rebels wee d jzet a % . t Curriser-Ilair. Renreliernen sins the row stationed belt M Peewee ad wen qiellidy get en UMW of an awl ether 47=29 WNW hylned Welnheil and sere 04101111.1101 le tint iireetka. Mbar seer Carrick, they Merl repos pronering trout sees gun boats of a reared-wer whisk were up the river, end which could be Modestly seen it.. the bill nerds of Curreelturee. MORE AZZIIIPTIL—Upwards of 40 0r.., charged with bung cosesraed in the attacks upon the poliesetatioas at Portland aM Gliesbower, have been arrested. It is expected they will be slat to Dublin. The Limerick Reporter states that, on Thunday. " Mr. Heating* O'Dwyer, brothar-in-law of Mr. Delseny, wee arrested by the polies at Ulla, In the county of MperSeval kitten from Mr. Delmay, and a pistol, that ntisman's initials engraved, were found in his pamessMa. He was at cam tram mitted to Clonmel gaol." Asian or Suarsurno ransoms. Two men, named Omsk sad Murphy, are now confined in Newry BrideereU, Mks eirensMassse warranting grave suspicion of their con soden with tremeenable practises. La, however, they has art pet .been bsenght forward for public we (Ndury ) shall oily state that they were sr. rested I. dmo 2 =Donsghators, in this neighbourhood, on Regarsiwg fit, by Mr. Crawford and a party of the Newly Cleo, legalaatiet charging them (it is said) with having in privately disposiag of carte, of a certain to we particular clue of the country people, to swim the. la the way of protection or token, on occasion of the method u rising." 4 LAW INTELLIGENCE.—(This DAY.) _ CENTRAL CRIMINAL COURT. The September merlon of this wart emosseered this morning. Thant ars 176 primers for trial. Tbe grand jury having been more, the roomier delivered t• dm the usual champ, the chief topic of which was in 141111111111011 to I tits &artists committed for trial for a treasonable mosairacy. The Lanka judge hula( explained, at susidarable length, the law u applicable to such cues, con cluded by stating that a most important reform had been nada in the criminal law, by an met which pained kb kw as 31st August (11 sad 12 Via, e, 78], and whisk win soma come tato operating. It gives to a judge wise Is= • criminal ore power to reserve a point of law to be by appeal to a superior court. Such a proviaion lad long beau required, and it was a very valuable oddities be the statute-hook el the laud. RatitrattaMiris FOR litsLAND.—ln coneeptearo el the eafavourehie sews frost !Telma, received la town ea letaalay, i o nieseeagere were seat off to Wool ed& red and a ww fast to Peolomooth kr ell evailabl w e l =e 2 ro se Z theerielret re earilleme fes butedlate eatbarkadoa. Dural:en were she eat of to Plymouth, to here reedy ell the maims weildie sit dot division. Poommareme, 817NDAT.—In crneeqT at e ihn t the satevour. die mew rewhed in the Admiralty lest eight api e z=lic He... Capt. Beetings. the Cpeepltj: only het week, meshed if Mt tar lin 111.1411 d• illod We swift Weed wen wawa te whet two lesok d d imeg of go Royal MAN lallikay, f uts• the proper nano of ew ers, erldt a / 1 . 81 7 of tom two Weneller msrA two wan snail. annosso, so wawa at hissiker 116 day • s prow te Irekewl. Ile owe wed Om haw been =larked to_ day, end f ‘ Are tide midis Orgleins T. P. Dwyer aid mks, w,tk the proper polies a sisMeYl- Waned elbow oral swinene, nodes we howirei to embarked e xim A s owi Ihe Clair In Wind In Water fwd. The , estem.elenal. insist eat of M great beds, maw, ship Parielkwat, sad emelt midi hue It pensmier brew liewiteem The Dwarf, dem week Albs gee eat of Mit innedieely, awned, and easel wilt Is, 12-pownike beam bewhnere, and sent with the 1.1.1111 y to Welethell with des, The Driver, eteeme= we pet In esiewthabs delidenly an Saturday =milt lid the owe mice. Colia3kaader Zit Wad ibe ig bloWill COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o' Clock.—Ws have this morning a purchase of 50,0001. Consols reported for delivery to-morrow, at 86, Whew's, the market is dull. Consols are quoted 86j to 8 for mosey, and 88 to / for account. Ex chequer Bills, 295. to 32.. prem. The advice' from Amsterdam represent a very calm market in all deocriptions of public erenrities, home and foreign. We have also scarcely any movement in the foreign market bore, or alteration from pre vious quotations. Dutch Two.and-a-Ha_lf per Cents. are 44/ to 5/ ; the Fours, 70/ to 1/. Belgian, 70 to 2. Russian, 98 to 100. Danish, 68 to 72. Spanish Fives, 11/ to 12; the Threes, 22; to 31; Passive, 21 to 31. Portuguese, 21/ to 21. Mexican, 18/ to 17. Peruvian, 29 to 31. 85 to 7. Bra zilian, 74 to 8. 31113L1814 TIJ3i Mot Rork, .bat. Sp it Coat CO3O for acct. 83 i 3pa Ct. Has. Amu.. sal I per Cro3N glut. par (A c o .. Anne, 3.103_ _lrtarrarrAgn. 2101. tom. prim. jOILSKIN: iuina Icor et p AtUtrlail er 04. Ws. Trikao/ r pie CierrL 4114*, a pa Ct. Bradllea 80a T 4 Dittn Nerr, T 3 Der Ct. Boras Aro IN, 111 I I Litte Cbillms T DIM Colomb — Columbian kir..ll 1 per Ct. Dantsb Beßela. GI 14 per Ct. Dr,* 444, 4 pr Or. Ducat Oars.. TN ii ileiOGW ni In Oran& $ Par a utt 17 6prOL 2131 IDSMI 00 11 3 8.ia tar ad. OD 31 L_por t4".. ol4 l 4 7. Z lL lX._ . u" II urk Delerial sia..4 6 RAILWAYS.—The share market for old shares is better this morning. We quote dealings in Loudon and North Westerns, at 107 to 9; Great Westerns, 72 to 4; Midlands, 82 to 3; South Wes terns, 35i to 61; North Staffords, 61 to 1 ; Great Northern are very heavy, at 11 dis. SALES EFFECTED OP TO TWO TINS DAT DI LONDON. (Saturday's prams will be Modulo& woo Biro. &Oa J0 k. 24 , 1 . i Leah& WooNes. N Calorlootaa, 194 Do. Now 5W. 4 .111 Do. New 101. 2 11 Do. 11irds 4 4 d Clowlor sad lialytwod, 211 MOM& 91 2 Ma tr in :A .. 4., L. it E. and Do. Ml. OM /WI, 10 II la Do Rim awl Darby. SS ) I U 124 Node& Ow. 1 per Ont., 164, Ire lamildes 9 N. BOIL aft in Ebat liew/w/lse4 li& s. alsk. arl 01.14 3 ,404 6 a dtv i D.,. &gm. or N Do. 11 tlsat 6 0991•6 4 wer..ailroiver., 19 Groot Nor& el 94 DO Shrews Sid Me A, 24 Do. Rano area weans. 7 4 am* Da Mr Salem No. 13t1 & 61 Do. Qrs. 13% Ilwal Wales, 94 Do.MUG, 1 Tart. News., & IW., 17 Do. Now 17t., 9 Elo. E. Orl e :. Nowa and Da.), Mali owl 1 6 Una mad l l4 9 4 Do. Na 1 (Tat sad Lana I Tart. Ilow dly New.). 14 191 Los& Do. Now Our. tiler 11 D 0.131 No. 2 (News. & Donneit), aid Ikalka l4 Landow ad Ilaskwera Do.O. N. N. Po., 61 6 Law, 111911., a& Coed, Tort saßotd N. lbilaad , hi i 1101 Do. , 111 T. & N.Wystaas. 1074 1 Do. L k W. Ldisi Eno., 26 Do. Qrs. Now 61 II Scathes et am, 61 1 Do. Paris & Lyons, 44 D0. 7 1 1 01 h ., 4 k 4 .11 E., C, 1 --•—•-• PRODUCR.—Yaxama-Las, Ha lhmset 2100. rt• public eske advertised kr tresorrow coast of 160 Islas. West ledia, On less Ilasiddas, and 3,000 begs SNII ti 160 160 swim el Jemise. 3,000 begs Ceylon, 2, 1,000000 ho= rde PM, awl MO bee Osespaay, Java Coffee ; base Maim Wee i owl IM O beds Bat- I pan. Ths quality is eseideeed lag., partas4 of Coffee, sad there is Nees* essy= et tgae vats =Meet to-asy, the Nisei of gloony.—Tallow snivel *wing tk• week 1,706 eras ; &limed, 3766 aim 'Zippnonnt sleek on head, is 16,31. orb; at the iris pail lid re 11 liras 11,364 ark. PRICES CURRENT. lbsur iL pir OWL ern ram. Pip, No. I. 4l 5 0 W. lola, P.trwri.33.. 941316 E Hoops 9 0 0 Tallow eit.W,.. OS 0...36 Carp at Cadillac 0 0... ir Ptah 37 0...40 6wedub ll 13...11 Lie, brown_ 19 0.. 36 lAA% at per ton. TiMier........ 3O 0-30 Pie Sea l4 10 . 0 Maw.. Sagniat ..... lMdr7s.b. 20 0...33 Sara .. . . ........... Tenor Si 0...97 Patent allot .- ... . - 19 10... 0 4111 P l7 0...44 red or alanag... 18 10... 0 itamMows ld 0...30 Spotter l4 10... 0 One, pa 912 lap. pd. d.p. Ore, ned "... wh - Te . .... 09 " 0 4. ....0 37 1 flab, NA ph. M 0... 0 a dimA, Hrmbre'.. SI o_l7 straw . 14 0... 0 leap la 49 0...11 brows It yelle;.. 23 10- M I Oore load. Wing lag. ~ = nl ikeigi . ...... 70 0..71 0 Good. 44 0...63 0 huh ge5........... 30 0...,10 Flea. .. ............. 72 C.. 110 • 011.9,(ial1lgo4l,pga 46 1... 0 Oaks, good chi- Cocoa Nal, .. ... —.. 40 0...41 eery ........ - .... 27 6 . .. 30 0 Sled, Up, pale, !he ordinary-. 81 0... 33 0 per tan.............. 37 5_ 0 11114. ... 40 0... SO 0 Woad_ ..... .13 IL- 0 wgra43 0... 71 Pasnagew. pr owl. I Coot= ofd}. Satter-Oak let.- 11 0-03 &aryl. Sae 0 90 M 0... 44 4the 119 Snout= lad Po. Ph 0 0... 0 dos, ll 0... MI Doblla,lag 0 0... • Th. star 10 - Uppish, do 74 0...71 Onion, ecentwoo. 0 0 ... 0 Carlow, la -- 7B 0_01 Dm; at per wt. Newry, let .... 0 C.. • In white lO 0... 11 Viatalord.. .... ... 74 o_7l Cargo...- 0 0... • 0 Beer, lag* per Java and Manilla 10 0... 12 0 three Fatah, gamed .... 17 0.. 01 o Prism Rai 0 0... 0 0we11na.....- 0...33 • Pregadieenten 7O 0..10 Shas .-. n. n lisserMak Lark 70 0 SO Sant at per pa MN What. Leeward Lap IheaU Magghard. Proof.. . . 1 7 .., 0 • =P. .- 63 0...72 Neagh, IT ol ..„ 011.411 S. P ur lad ' „ ... s li reZ i arit i l 44 0...70 • • O.P Jagesica, Mae $6 Mg per cent. O.P. 3 6 ... 4 p 1 C. 12 • Favourite marls 4 6 ... 4 A nith ia o=o4, a pat lb. Shady, let broads 3 9 ... 6 R. A. and M. 7Mao, British spirits, d.p. 10 3 ... 0 06.46 h. 6d beta ........ ..... 10 3 ... 0 VW-- Midi -... ..... ... -10 3 ... 0 =i d ri 0 0 ...0 • ha, .per taL Mph P.T. & .1.113 0-40 Dr a t 086 ..0 4 It. Parinamio 9 Colo. dry • 1ig...0 0 " Mal Dela ned !ankh 30 0.. a golfed 0 1,...11 8 Frladiail Haar, at per too. dr y 0 1 -0 11 ILFellgraergalartS3l 0...311 &a we . .. 0 li sada* ..... -... 30 O.- 0 S. Arear. pre Idde.. . ~ 4 I ... • 6 St e re ......... II 82 0.. 0_ 0 DT' .13 Bora, dileWe ars, ..". 6 per • _ 7 1 at tos. UM »,....».. 3O 0... 0 Legweedhriaro_a If- 4 0 train_ ... .. 37 0... M Hoodlum ......_.. 4 0.410 Sat Ingle Ikea ... IS 0...23 Company 6 0.. 0 0 illagag...--........ 14 0...24 Fordo, Marks 3 0... 6 0 Fab .......-........ 14 0-30 Nagarogas, lap and .at pa art. lOW 10 0..13 0 MM416..-.........—.. fp 5... 0 . 5ma11....... 9 . o_lo 0 Straits Cola. la blacks 76 0... 0 0 Isom, $ per tan. Ilin lOll SO 0 TALLOW.—The market is again higher. The Petersburg rtdviors speak of the supply for 1848 beteg short. The delivery for last week is 2,708 casks against an average 0(2,300 casks. Petersburg Y. C. so the spot, 48s. ; Oc tober to December delivery, 475. 3d.; separate month' delivery, 47.. dd. to 9d. COALS.—HaIf-past liartley,lss. 614 Huddle's West Hanley, 16e. 6d .; Eden Main, 165.; Tan field Moor, Ids. ; Walls End Braddyll's Hatton, 16,. 6d. ; Walla End Haswell, 17a. 6d.; Walla End Hatton, 17s. 3d.; Walls End Inunbton, 10s. 6d.: Wall , End Bt•wart's, 17s. 3d.; Walla End Tees, 174.-81tipa at market, 168. Lima .......1i 10:::i/ o damn 8imea " ...... IS 0-13 0 Bed Budges. 3lO 3 U Bruit ... IS 0.. 00 0 HOPS.—BOROUOII MARILET.—MetaII. Pattenden and Smith report that about 1.000 porkers of the new growth hays arrived at market, and malls. as kdlows : Weald of Keats, 68,. to 63e. ; tkurez, 64a. to 60,. per cwt. Daly, 206,0001. WOOL.—LrvEzPooL, Sept. 16.—A fair baguet has been done in foreign Wool this week, bat without any improvement in prices. A public:sale of But India was herd yesterday, but the prices were so un sa tisfactory that a good portion had to be withdrawn—in many cases not more than covering freight charges. In Scotch a little has been done, but the present rates ars with difficulty obtained. Imports for the week ending Sept. 16 : Forsign,l97 bales; wovicusly, 53,819 ; total, 64,016. Scotch, 1,082 ; previously, 11,025 ; total, 12,106. CATTLE, &c.—SMITHPIELD, Two o'Clock.— We have, for the time of year, an unusually large supply of Boasts. Prime Soots, however, are not over-abundant, and in many muteness slake 44. 24., although, generally, the best qualitlis only realise 41. Inferior kinds are lower, and many remain unsold. The number of Sheep is about the same u of late. Trade is exceedingly dull ; the ahoioest Dawns with difficulty make 6a, and it must be a very selling Long• Wool to We 4s. Bd. Calves are shorter, and a very nits we makes easily 41. Bd., but more than 4s. Bd. canuot be cooled a avenge for best qualities. From Holland and Gotemy we lune_ ,773 Beasts 3,170 Sheep, and 110 Calves X eetham awl Leberewskire, 3,000 Besets ; Lincolnshire ; , KO t Seekleri, IN. I ter West Oa a Lad. Pet sloes dabs. a . ad. Eels Eels. Ilereassla 810 4 1 Now Dus.klll4sde.lns. 0 0 3 8 4 0 Dew Feat-we5t........ 4 4 labia laan lit 3 1 Do. M. Mae ...... 0 0 Was . ......... 384 0• laws sad moad gialle 8 4 1484 Bed 1D44. i 1181,49664 4 8 6 I la mbs... 4 0 P Baste st market, 4.70 a ; Mesa sad Lugs. 21,480; Cal , PO; t" fa - - MOMILL PAIR, Sept 14.—Good hcrned it. wry NUM, though the Green was not deficient in spirited persbasen, whm any tattle was effaced to view suitable their pur pose. Springers, Mb* Cows, and good etzz y mmid be sold at from 61. to 101. per heed, accceding to q , Yearling Calves were in brisk demand. Pigs on the imam, without many purchasers—the unexanspled failure Midis pato Drop may amount for this falling off. The Sheep mad Eons ex hibition deserve no particular attention. CORN.—MARx-tuts.—Our market wee tolerably well supplied with English Wheat by land carriage sam ples from the near counties ; choice qualities of new brought h. to 2s. above the quotations of Mends y last, but other des criptions of new, and all qualities of old, were not dearer than on that day. Foreign Whoa in fair request at rata. The quality of the new malting Barley which at market being coarse, sold at from 324. to 841 , which is about Is. to 2a. less than on Monday last. Distilling and grindtog Barbi:altered. Oats maintained the rates of th is day sena lit, but the saki was far from brisk. Peas were th e turn r. Beans without alteration. NRITIBIL 8411100 plo grow. Wm" ram "ad Ne red 34 to SS to G0...w10t0 84 to 83 to 84 Norfolk sad llt. 54 to 56 to 58... do 47 to 59 to Gt Talavera (Non or Ikalki 44 :a M (]tale. k LW., red.... 52 to 64 to M . white-- 84 to NI to 60 Northumb. ad Scott* do.— to —... d 0...... to tot Irish do !Lys. B9 to 54 Eleacry,Feedtes. NI to 11....10211164 21 to 30 to 32 Malting ..... SI to 44...1k0teh to tioex Wear to Oen, Emil& Teed 19 to 51 to 112, Od...Nask. to —e Od Ditto Polito& _II to 29 to Me ed...polMO 96 to Us Od Berwick 49 ONO* hod 91 10 Ms Od—potato 44 M 95e Od Irish feed .... . 16 to Ms (kL. Walk.. 19 to 200 Od Ditto potato ..—......—......—. .. .. .... - ... nto 24s Od Yu? —.... ......—....... 55 t . .;90..1b5i. v al e....... 1112 to 64 PM" iTZL. ... ... ......... ..... se ti.ii.iie..sosiss as to 40 49 to St..Mperisl ... SI to cS White $4 to 40 tonere. 40 Wei Bam. Diessess. It to 33 Aidt $$S to 96...0 4 to Timms. . ... NI to n...ma1l nto $7...01d —to TARES, New 1ipe1eg..7.... to --new wieder .0 --old te es to Ltasoma llAtugiL e i t:: SO Pew thousand Lit IS.. se £120.. re mak ell awes hem Twetteens, delivered 4$ to 63.-doe hombold 44 to n No earl 9alibtk. Northastberiml. Ltatola, e k edYorkshire to &own sad Zied to „Irish to 901111021. Wiwi', Donde oast Koodabiri — ... 81t080...d99... B2 to 48 Pomonana, lloaook. sad Kona. 63 63 to 39 hoot* sad Aston Donal sod hoo k, 49 In to ST itatios Damn sad Odom 4) to 31 = a. barl to ..ocdt. to —to —...Aastrollai..... Id to NI an Feeding Bguair, Lootoo Cosa 26 to 28 &Wahl. 28 to 31 88 to 40...Lormas —m Own, Raman Powwow= sad atrolottad to Swedish sad Deal& iTioatauld mad Mica food .... U to to Ewe. la— to —. to sac, co VI to 40 PiAsa p7 rhite ... lasmotal a do wnium aad Bonloa ... .io 34 th ill sial Odom- to n to 40 Maim= C. 0.. Ellgr a Z ... to o - 5 10.:05 A 5 5 15e. LIMED Gas, Debit 1.1 . ..... L i Os. tr A 9 00. Ms Toorioni Anasksh a 4 Illa.to t 9 10a ftaftissadiara. hilliontiillilba. ..... . 80 to 83 WI 16110.1.. alflidhll ... hank shrunk of MOM., tree AMMITAMI INTO LONDON FROM Ilth MT. TO 18th SEPT. Cles. Ilasittlalt. notah. MEL in.* ..... ......... I 4131 .. ... g i mpy »_....»_..»_.........»,, 410 1 Si I - I 33.44 One s to 80 in MIN Moor, 4,175 rob ; 1,849 barrels. Molt, 8,980 gra. 10=1011 A•llA6lll•Wheato Sea. 4d. ; Rai*. 33a. 3d. ; Oat., 31a. 10d.; Rya, 34a. ; lid.; Per, 40s. 2d. Oats. I IV,. Ilems.i Pu Id 47. 11 2411209 74220 s 34. Ws X. Id Al(. 494 M i ld 1111121 S Ott lie 44;1166 24224 Sd Is II 4,294 1621 74,11 0413.41 24 2 6 51 1 117.31 1 Kira 114 30. 114 Ses IC:7s 74 . 4 2 4 . I Is l 4 Minh 7.1431 64 MY lOUs 14.34 e 114 I i 568 10 4 214 4disis mu, moo. ri 4 4lLii •wake AU. kill 114 Sla 84:37, 54;117. 44 Wads% WA Rya, DM* U.: no% is. 15 1 $1 3 !• 11 TIIPSIAL AVIDAGia. r 1 C il. Anasatezr, Sept. 16.—ik• :market arm, at about last vee r. Wheat, IV. to 151. per load. Beams, old, to 49e. per qr. • VOW, 5214 to Ns. Peas, 445. Ba ir; 33.. I . 34, Oils. Me. to itla Vstaltss,sos. to 84e. BATA, Sept. It—Oar market we lady supplied with old Wham, with a geed eyelaklboy of new, hat ek e ho ar was, la nest oases, out et eesditisa. We quote th e pries from ath la. to 2s.kigleor than this day with. Barley, o Bum, mai Pea willed altariakik. BIDFORD, Sept. 18.—Prieto were a shade higher for an Rood dry samples of Wheat. Barley was rather dull. In Beans, Pea•. and Oats very .ittls business was done. IVheat made from 295. to 33e. Beans, 25,. to 275. Pea., 235. to 2.55. per load of live bushels. Barley, S. to 38s. Olt', 20s. to 275. per qr. _ - BosroN, Sept. 16.-At our market to-day Wheat met • slow sale, at Is, to 21. decline. The new crop continues to toms to hand in splendid condition. No ',huge in the value of Oats or Beans. Wheat, red, 475. to 625. ; white, 665. Beau, 40e. to 42a. Oats, 17a. to 224. per qr. CANTERBURY, 89t. lt -We had a very large show of Wheat, and a good demand for all aorta ; the prices of the preceding week were fully supported. Wheat, old brunt, 60e. to 695.; now, 40s. to 624. • old whit e 58s. to 64e. ; new, 48s. to 671. New Barley, &is. to 36e. New Oats, 19s. 'to 245. Old Beans, 871. Hog Peat, 365. per qr. CARLTSI.I, Sept. 16.-There was an average supply of Wheat this morning, which brought an advance of 6d. per boatel on last week's r des. Barley and Otte in fair supply. TM former sold at 6d. per bushel above lut week's rates. Wheat, whit*, new, 20a. 64. to 22a. 6d.; old, 235. to 245. 6d. ; red, saw, 191.64. to 224. ; old, 21e. to 22,. 64. Barley, new, 12s. to 13a. ' • old, 12s. to 13e. O a t ' , p o t ato , old, ge. to 10a. 64.; new, 81. 6d. to 9s. 6d. ; common, Bs. to 9a. Flour, 2a, 6d. to 2a. 84. par stone. Oatmeal, 2s. Ryemeal, le. 64. Barleymeal, Is. 64. Comma's, Sept. 16.-With the exception of some Beans, and a few pieces of very late-sown Barley, the general harvest is completed in this district. The tuneable yield of Wheat is found to be deficient, not only when compared with last year's crop, but also decidedly deficient when compared with the crops of ordinary years. Potatoes are utterly an nihilated. Barley I. likely to prove a fair crop es to quantity, and the greater proportion ie of fair making quality. Beans are a hall average crop, a few new Mangan are on offer at 30s. to Us. Pea are generally good, and fetch the grower 34a.; boiling, 381. to 40e. The Turnips and all eemileate (excepting, of course, potatoes) are good. Red Clover Seed will not come in any quantity. Winter Tares are not in plenty, and they fetch 9s. to 91. 6d. per bushel to the grower. It;. for seed is offering at 31e. to 32..-the giant kind some thing more. Farmers manifest increasing oonfidence as to the price of Wheat, and are careless sellers. Purchases for shipment need, this mason to be made with extraordinary our, as much of the supply is damp, and the seraphs decep tive good shipping red is saleable at 635. 6d. f. o. b. Es sex }lour, 40a. to 42.. per 2801 be. f. o. b. Some few samples of new Barley appear, and meet buyers at 32a. to 345. per quarter. Cthournirrna, Sept. 16.-At oar market this 'day the aeteadaace wee small, and the business date he Wheat, who- English or foreign, limited in extent, at about fanner prices. In malting Barley we note no alteration ; grinding sorts are offered 61. to Is. per qr. less money. Beans Is. per qr. cheaper. Oats a slow sale, and rather less money would be accepted. The currency of our market st an d s as under: Wheat, Eng lish, white, old, par imperial bushel, 7s. to 7.. 4d. ; new, 6.. 6d. to 61. ; red, old, 6e. 91. to 7s. ; new, 6s. 9d. to Is. 4d. ; Dantzio (low to high mixed), per 480 lbs., Te. Id. to 7a. 9d. ; Polish, Pomeranian, Stettin, 6s. 9d. to 7s. • Odessa, Marianopoli, soft, 6e. 6d. to 6s. 9d. ; Odessa:Taganrog, hard, 6s. to 6s. 3d. Barley, English, grinding, per 3921 be., 295. to 30s. ' • malting, per imp qr., ..Is. to 38 6. ; Irish, , grinding, 295. to 30e. ; bag, 34.. to 36e.; foreign, grinding, 28e. to 295. • malting, Me to 36e. Beans, English, per imp. bu5h.,54.6d. 'toss.9d. ; foreign, Egyptian, per 6511 be., e s . 2d. t o 4 s. 4d . ; F renc h , Butch,smell tick, 4s. Bd. to se. • Irish, do. 2d. to 6e. 4d. Oats, per 312 lb., Limerick, Wiixford, and Eaniscorthy, white, 245. to 255.• Cork, Waterford, end Toughen, 23a. to 245.; Welsh, black. 225. 6d. to 23.. 6d.; Irish, per 3121 be., 225. 6d. toi3s.6d. Peas, breakers,foreign, per imp. bl., 6c4d. tolls. 6d.; grey and grinders, foreign, per 5511b5. 4e. 10d. to Flour , beet seconds, English, per sack, 41k. to 43e. Linseed Cake, French, nominal, 91. to 101. Import* of the week ending Sept 15: Wheat, 2,345; Barley, 3,382; Oats, 2,345 ; Beans, 727 ; Perna, 920. GUILDFORD, Sept. 16.-Our market continues to be scantily supplied with Wheat. The best delimitations of new, being in demand, commanded an advance of 2e. per qr. ; but in other sorts, whether new or old, there was no alteration. Wheat, 66e. to 705.; new, 441. to 54m.; Beans, 37e. to 44e.; Rye, 365. to 40s. MAXCHSSTIR, Sept. 16.-Without any particular activity the trade during the week has been stea dy, at full prices for every article; and this feeling has been fully eenfirmed by the report from Liverpool, and still more from Wakefield, of those markets yesterday. At our Exchange to-day rather higher erica are demanded for Wheat and Flour, and, though any advance obtained is not sufficiently general to warrant change in our quotations, the tendency is ilecidectly upwards. The same may be said of Oats. Other articles steady, at late rates. Prices: Wheat, per bushel of 701b0., English, white, 1847, 8.. old. to 9a. ; red, Ps. to tis. aa. ; Irish, white, Be. 3d. to 81. 9d.; red, 7s. 9d. to Bs. 3d.; Barley, per bush , of 60114., grinding,lB47, 4s. IL to 4s. 9cl„ Oats, per busk of 451b5., English, Scotch, and fine Irish, 8.. 741. to 3s. Bd. ; Irish kiln-dried runs, 3s. 441. to 3a. 6d. Beans, per qr. of 604 lbs., English, small, 41s. to 425.; tick, 40e. to 41s. Pees, per 8 imperial bushels, white, boilers, 1847, 445. to 465. Flour, per sack of 2801b5., English Irish, fine 1847, 41s. to 42a. ; superfine, 435. to 44e. • extra, 46e. to 465. Oatmeal. per load of 2401 be., Englis h sad Iriah, 1847, 28e. to 30s. Nawcairrin-on-Trwie, Sept. 16.-We have still to note a continuance of most favourable weather, which has enabled our growers to secure fully two-thirds of the Wheat and Barley ; of other grain a considerable breadth is yet abroad, with some quantity still to out in the highland district. So far as the thrashing has greatly gone the yield of Wheat is but ',differently spoken of, the deficiency being where the land haa not been well drained or properly e farmed. More firmness has characterised the trade during the present week, both W neat and Flour !meter been placed without difficulty at prices that were not previously obtainable, other articles at the some time being in more favour, at full rates. At our market this morning we had a large show of Wheat from the (semen (chiefly new), fer which a ready sale was found, at an advance of Is. to 2a. per qr., south country as well as foreign being la. dearer, with an improved demand. Ship Flour must be quoted Is. to 2a. per sack dearer, and our millers having raised their prim 3.. per each, will render Norfolk households more saleable next week at our this day's quotations of 41s. to 425. per each. Bye was rather more acquired after, as was also grinding Barley ; of malting qualities it is yet too early to speak, none of our =ateliers having yet commenced to steep. Fine old mason made malt is wanted, and anything choice would exceed our carreacy by about Is. per qr. In Beans and Peas little peeing. Having a better supply of new Oats from the country, sea descriptions were rather easier to purchase, but fine old samples were fully as dear, with rather an improved inquiry. The duty on Wheat is le., and on Barley . , Beans, Peas, and Rye, 6d. per quarter lower. The prune are as fo llow: What: British, Northumberland, old, white, 58e. to 625. ; red, 64.. to 58e. ; new, white, 60e. to 68s. ; red, 48e. to 665. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, old, white, 68s. to 625. ; red, 64a. to 68a. • new, white, 66e. to 68a. ; rod, 645. to 56e.; Lin ooliathire, old, white, 675. to 69e. • red, 545. to 66e. • new, white, 66a. to 68e. ; red, 62a. to '66s. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 30s. to 345. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 30s. to 34..; Cheva li er, 34e. to 365. • Northumberland and Scotch, 265. to 30e.; Chevalier, 30e. to 325. ; grinding and distilling, 265. to 30s. Malt, 645. to 58a. • Chevalier, 675. to 110 e. Oats, Northumberland and Sizitch, potato, old, 25e. to 28e.; new, 245. to 26a.; common and Angus, old, 24e. to 27e. ; new, 20e. to 245. Peas, white, boilers 38e. to 40s. ; grey a n d maple, 34e. to 365. Beans, old, 38s. to 42e. Flour, per sack fine, Stockton and Northum berland, 40s. to 435. ; Norfolk, white, 42a. to 445. ; households, 40s. to 42e. ; seconds, 37a. to 495. ; households, 34.. to 395. ; thirds, 341. to 36e.; households, 30s. to 36.. Wheat, foreign, Dantzie and Konigsberg, white, 60s. to 64e.; red, 645. to 66e. Silesian, white, 581. to 62e.; red, 64.. to 684. Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 695. to 645 . ; red, 68e. to 62 0 . Hamburg, Maas, and Anhalt, white, 675. to 60e. ; red, 545. to 68e. Kiel and Holstein, white, bk. to 68e. • ' red, 624. to 66 a. Petersburg and Archangel , red, 44e. to 41e. Odessa, red, 475. to 50s. Polish, red, 495. to 62a. Rye, Pomeranian and Prandan, 28s. to 821. Russian, 265. to 28e. Barley, Seal, 30e. to 34•.; Pomeranian and Holatedn, 275. to 325. Oats, Dutch Brew, 24e. to 265. ; Pomeranian, feed, 20s. to 225. • Hol stein and Dania,. 18e. to 20s. ; Archangel and Ri ga, 18e. to 20s. Peas white, 32a. to 36e. Arrivals this week: Wheat, emetviisr, 934 ; foreign, 918. Rye, coastwise, 13; foreign, 135. Barley, foreign, 824. Oats, coastwise,_7o3; fore ka ign, 129; Pees, coastwise, 3 ; Beans, foreign, 10 ; ur• 241 sac NEWPOIT. I.La OP WIGHT. Sept. 16. -At this day's market there was a better supply of Wheat than lot several weeks past. Best samples of old sold at an advance of le. per qr. • other samples without alteration. Barley seam a last +sac. Beans and Oats lc per qr. cheaper. Wheat, old, 141. to 151. per load ; new, 101. to 131. Barley, 281. to 325. Oats, 21s. to 25e. Beans, 361. to 40a. Noltwion, Sept. 16.-The very conflicting reports of the W yield of the heat crop in the various losidities caused our market to mums a firmer appeennee to-day, but for our own locality, as far as we can ascertain, the yield is very fair, if not over an averse. crop. We had a good offer of Wheat at our market this day, and the condition, owing to the late lice weather, much better than was anticipated, and et the commencement le. to 2e. per qr. advance was established, but the close was heavy, and we quote prioes precisely ea last week. Flour met a fair ale, at slightly unproved rates. The Barley trade brisk, for prime qualities, at late prices. Beans, Pees, and Oats nominally the same. Wheat, whit*, old, 60e. to 625. per qr. ; red, old, 645. to 67e. ; white, new, 50s. to 68e. ; red, new, 44a. to 63.. Barley, 300. to 36., Beane, 34e. to 38e. Pees, 321. to 375. Oats, 24a. to 26e. Flour, fine households, f. o. b., 39e. par seek of 2601 k.., purchasers finding sacks and claiming one month's credit; retail, 2a. ld. per None. Norrixontn, Sept 16.—The latter harvest being now nearly all gathered in and having this week had floe wm ther, the new Wheats 'are much improved in conditions, and the quality ma* better than was anticipated. At this day's market ham a hit show of the new crop but very little little old Wheat offering, and the of last week wars fully maiatelasd he all good 'ties, and in a w eases aliglity Moeda& The Fiat of ley is well maintained, 42 a ?Was' 21 Welliswint. Oats, a trifle more in favour of the buyer Saes, it sheet supply, and fully as dear. Old [Vasa; Inge to 60... now. Oat. tots. &r ,. c i l ium. 304 - ; am, itte. to lea. Oats, new, 235. ti . lea. ; old, 256. Wa. Saute, old, 43a Flour, surtiae, 43a t o 4 4a.; ha, 40s. Is 41h. ; sesoUs, 37e. to Malt, 665. Is 60a. Pusaßoutroa, Sept. 16 —The supply of Wheat is to•day,sad there is also a fir quatity of spring grata big. Wheat fatly uslatsias late rates. Barley rather No Usage tho WY of Oats sad Babas. The . reathmaa very Ina be the Oat harvest, whisk is about half reared. Carromy to tbetow. 445. to les. ; Sae, 60a. b 64s. ; old, 4 to 60e. him his. Barley, 30s. to if. ;flee, Eh. ; Oats, newaBa. to 20e.; hoer ; Mt to 24a. ; 22a; Is% Wo• ; Boom old, PETWORTII, Sept. 16.—Bat hlr = • boomed: Wheat at oar stiht to.day ; q k w swin g ed www offend, wry* La coalface s Vier - Ude aegit pab brought forward. ; - • . • _ ; 1.• • - a (4), ~~~~~