The Express. — London, England, 1846-10-03 00:00:00

- --air ~~ J // New London Evening Paper, price Threepence, THE EXPRESS Contains, in addition to the news in the Morning Papers. a SUMMARY of the HOME and FOREIGN .NTELLIGENCE which may arrive on the day of filler-eon. THE EXPRESS 'as the benefit of the Foreign Expresses. Cor espondence, and other costly charac teristics of a Ni 'ruing Journal. But the full and carefully prepared REPORTS of the MONEY, RAILWAY, PRODUCE, CORN, CATTLE, and other MARKETS are the marking featare. Every respectable news-agent will transmit THE EXPRESS, on receiving a Poet-office order at the rate of 19s. 6d. per quarter ; but should any difficulty arise, all persons desirous of being supplied with THE EXPRESS are reqnested to remit a Post-office order for that amount, payable to Mr. HENRT WALLBRIDGE, 90, Fleet-street, London. Offices for adrertisentents and communications, Whitr.nriars, and 90, Fleet-street. London. WIRE NETTING.—CHEAP and EFFECTIVE FENCE anahtet lI(REW and RAMILTS.—Irtm wire netting ,ariom palicrea, anti of superior workmanship, supplied in either large or small quantities. o t very rrasonare termo. A coarser dewrip:ion of net will be found useful as a std.-Mara for pea-vticlis, ornament:l arches, and other garden purposes. Npre sent out with out reoeii Mg at least two coati of a newly-discovered and very durable adiCwrivelve paint. Prices from Sd. to to. per linear yard. Apply to Mr. C. It. Gede, P, Red Lion-court. Fleet-greet, London f„ here sT &mens may e seen), or to Mr. Samael Taylor, Stokeferry, Norful:, to whom all communication+ should be aidrissed. C,•:ildMll, Pent. lg. 1848. THE COMNIITTEE for LETTING the CITY'S L INDs will meet at GrILDIIALT , on WFDNESDAT, the 14th day of Octobrr next, at One o'clock preeirely, to RECEIVE TENDERS for LETTING on LEASE for 21 Tears. from 21lchatImas, 1445, r. ROUSE, No. 19, on the North aide of Brood.street-buildings : and also a HOUSE, No. 36, oa the South. West •Ile cf lloundeditcb.— Further particulars may be obtidnrd, and plans seen by applying at the °flee of Works, Guildhall. TILOS. SAUNDERS, 'Comptroller. TliE COMMISSIONERS of BIRKENHEAD GEREBT GIVE BoTICE, as to stub of the LOTR of LAND offered for SALE by them THlti DAV which remain UNFOLD, that any OFFER far the puiehase of any lot orb is of sue► lank which shall be mode within fourteen days from thin date, Ned *a be at the rate of ad. per equars yard, at the least, beyond tie pies at width ALA lot or kits was or were put up at the said vale (except as to the land adjoining the Birkenhead Market, and, as to that. which offer shall be at the rate of Is. per square yard at least beyond the price at which the tune was put up) , :tll be .tCCEPTED by them ;the said Clommiscioncra), and the perstm or persons to offering he de eland the purcbacer or purchasers of such lot or lots respectively, upon the terra, of the printed condition• produced at the sale. Every such offer mug be In wining, *fled by the peal *flaking the wee, end hr sealed up and marked an the out-ide, 'Tender for Land," and be delivered personally withie he time aforraild, between the hour. of Ten and Four Weirs to Mr. Nathoulel NM:Lunn. the Treasurer, at the ttimmi , sioners' Rannin, Ifamillurospiere. Pirl. , nheacl. In case more than one offer he made in reset-et of the s tar Int or lots, that which *hall br first received will be preferred. Lista of the lots unacitil, with the prices at is :deb they were rrsnectively put up, may be had on eradication at the Commissionen o Bourns. 11.1LLABY, Clerk to thc Comm:ask:men% Birkenhead, Kept 30, 1641. ILLUSTRATED WORK BY GEORGE CRVIRSILINIL In MecHum 6 va., lilt Om,. price 14., GEORGE MURKSHANK% TABLE BOOK. MUTIMI ET GILBERT A.l BECKETT. LEST OF TTSSL /ISOLATE:CA. 1. Tux Tamura OF CVPID. 11. ClAumormicz. M. Tut. FOLLY or Cum. IV. A Toro LADY% TIVION OV TUX LONDOX 3zAsow. V. Tnr Dtmox or ISO. VI. Tur. lltAug or Tux TAILE. VII. S./CIAL ZOOLOOT. VIII. SOCIAL ZOOLOOT-o^- IX. A VERT GOOD MAY, NO DOL LT; RR A BA) SAILOR X. MAWR:. PROW A TRIP ON TDB CONTINI \T. 11. MR. JOHN Kt LI. IN A (11.A.VDARY. ILL Ton RAILWAY DRAGON. LIST OF ILLUSTRAT Rumlag at the Tang Copy of :at Aneteat 4eel The Meeting of the Bella The Flight of Literature Towing lath Old Purr's Beard !a Ancient Cup-bearer Porerty rerAus Washlitir-houstal Someth'arr like n Mutton Chop" The rubble Mower Curing .:can an Artle.le Caristiaas Waits " Linked sweetno , a lung drawn otn." Tashi. n 4 for lan , ..try The (;lam of l'apt.itm Relieving a Gentleman from a Stair: of COMM The Coast-Guard Mromet irerl Prattled Mess icrissn Mesmeric Pinewhion An,..“ in the Shad.o The Hermit of Itittersea Stage iinnilits The stage Sesunan Fashions in the taut Singleton in a State of Mental Ejaculation A Small Family Dinirsne Encombranceo Alexander !amber Pueephaltur The Stage larly'o Maid One of the Old School Utast ratiimo of the Month, Window Phenomena A Scamper rm the Serpentine The }foie-Master in China Pig-tail and Short-cut Nero Cr rner Grand Tiarnament The Lacer and the Magician The stage fluidic A Ptittin7 Moral Singleton excited by the Green eyed Monster Morrison waiting for the Gx&eh Betty Morriaint Readine the Bible Writin: Tuve Letter in Winter Chinece LiCe-henervern Ditto The Stage Aafa aein Ditto Ditto Intt. The Puce-col:lured Carp Ditto Lnicru' Vc.w. (Mice Brompton) Port ri y..i Ilor Betty WI it. :urn Hume The 1•0!k-Oregon Warrior lONS ON WOOD, ke. Sir Ludwig t 1 lion:antra on big Bailie I!or,e Sir Ludwig nod the Torr.or An Editor as he tr summed to he An Editor ar he Eq Attained,. if. rt.. gala The Stilge Lover Ditto The Lion of the Pnrte The Fmtival of Grieeherg Combat hetoren Sir Ludwig and Mr Gottfried The Hermit of Redaadeeek and the Enleht Cut it:oo.w Ag o in Diewolving Vimri Thu Stave Prince Eire f:.capta Loewe Otto Performing hia Watch A Knocker Ilont The Steen' Conttrt Itik•WiiterminNforessell to his -- Coat flaiLre Don Giovuouli in a New Light A Voyage dawn the Thome* Capital Sailors Shower no a Ste:es-beat Th The . T V , iet o irri or o/Qiiscration • Th: liotliteaust In Anatomy How "Itobineon Cruwie ".should :4 , 1 _ _ Fre dwell in Marble Halls An Oddity from the Rhine The tin:minim Settlement The Hermit of Vauxhall Meet me by Moonlight abate The thirter of Lore Otto and ihtent Fan - tort-:it. The Crilix '‘T QryPottiOTl Mr. Jetin 101 l an Willibakl The Champion The Balloon linntampn The a2non Raw mt. rzwon Hauser The ro;/1 Ena:ith Gentleman in New light A Ilto.:Amera Vnigeanee The Patriotic Here, The Sentimental Bearers Feline Imtinet A Ilvtty Kettle of }1 Too Mem' iron in :he hire Tea Tabfe Corverraximie Otto reremla himself to lovely 11r',113 Nix Na about rmtrellie A Picture of ILairpineda CONTENTS. Afterwards Harlequin Age of Monsters, The Alec Unwept= By Gilbert .t.. Ikekett. All the Wm:it's a Bedlam An Old Man, To. Another Word about Play-Orden By Shirley Brooks. Antograph Hunters .............. By Horace Mayhew. Betty Monlvon's Pocket Meek ....... By Mark temim. Bubble of Life, The Christmas in the Olden Time .......... By Mark Lemon. Christmas Waits. ..................... Cold Love-Letter, A Cutting Lawn an Article Demon, 'I he, of 1845 Disvolvinfe Views Doomed One, The Dream or the London Poseen. The.. Enthusiast in Anatomy, The Fabulous Character, A Fiohi•sts for January non,* Prt-geraed Folly of Crime, The . Force of firttllnslatiCeP, The Frightful Narrative, A. Garland, A Genuine Ghoot Story, A Guy Greenborn's q orderings Ile:iris of the Table Hermit of VaushaU, The By Gilbert A. II Beckett. Hilts for a Domestic Pollee. Hint to Projector., A How, When, and Where DetieMeddle read By Gilbert A. h Beckett. By John ()learned. By Horace htnybew. BF Mmit Lemon. .. Br GiNit ti Beckett. . By John Menton'. ey - lloruce Mayhew. By Nul Prelxieemmt. By Mask Lemon. By Mork Lemon. By Mirk Lemon. By Horace Mayhew. Husband's Vengeance, A lfishirley Bricks. Intellectual Wall Paper Jolliourno on liappinenk An Experimental Lecture. Ladies' logic Last Year's Balance Ths By Mark Lemon. Leaves from Ltimj no. rifts Legend of the A Letters from a fresimmin ..... latter to the Pmsldent of the Suburbia Association. Literary Curiosity. A Lover'sSim-Mee - The . Measure for Measure Melancholy Month of May, The . Numeric 'Dinner, The )1.-s Johnson Jones ..... Mouthful o: Freot Air, A Mitsie.mas.-T abeocul, The My Opinions on Umbrellas Nntinn.tl vines NatTMIT II i.tOrr of the Pante. The • • • Sever trust tut nitamrd Appearances New Termination to Don Giovanni Notes taken during the late War . Oddities from the Rhine Ohl and New Nursery, The Old Emult-liman, &c., The Orders for toe Play Ammer, .t. in the Polk-Oregon War .. Pei.ireist, The PLile-ophy of entog,eboara, The Poe- I iesitations Polka Lyrics Praetieul Mesmerism Pr•ertation of Life, The Prir..te TheaDirals Pisee-cestred Cup, The Railway Calla Reereatinsts is Natural History •••• Itandie, To Scamper, A, over the Serpenthte SePatallen Pod:AZ(o,lon Pomelh'lnt about Almon*, Nee of PT N. A. Iltmareb. By Gilbert A. N Beckett. Dv Harare Maybew. By GUlert A. a Beckett. By .knana r. Reach. titibert A. A Beckett. By Anr R. Reach. Be Mark Lemon. lie Jolla Oxenford. . .lnenr B. ltrach. Pn , tl Prenerreteq. By Paul rreneereaeh By Ileum . PA. Shirley Brnoko. Hy linrare Moyhelr. Bt Gilbert A. r I.rekett. By Gilt,ert A. k Beckett. By Gorge Cruilohank. By Gilbert A. A Beckett. By Join Otenford. By Gilbert A. k Beckett. By Home Mayhew. By iIOIIICP Mayhew. Be .frhe o+enf By G!!!'ert Beckett. By ilor.tec Inyhew. By— Ferxuwm. By Gilbert A. it Beckett. By 011bcrt A. A Beckett. By Gilbert A.:l Beckett. By Gilbert A. k Beckett. 11j. Gilbert A. a Beckett. fly Gilbert A. a BeeketL . Dv Gilbert A. I Beckett. By Gilbert A. I Beckett. By Gilbert A. 1 Beckett. By .Tobn ONentord. By Hor.lee Mayhew Dv John Oxenfor .. Di Horace Mayhew. Whiletriars. Smut of rice - Nor:lbn *** Sorne+ of the Rentimentn Bonnet to the Frost Ram , trm,..fin, The Stare. Coontrmnrin, The Some I. fdle.e Maid, The Stage Lover, The Btate Nem, The Stage Pr.nee, The Stages. lunar; The Stine sup , rlltrMerarT, The Tale ix..., the Firr.A . Taxer, on Itemeetnbilltv Triomf , ' of Cupid, The • rolucky fluerPon, The ... .... 111 - Virit to :Anima in the Autumn of 1845 :-htr.fsts for the Poor "Punch" OS" • • ~~~~ f distribbtlos =wipe Cottage Tenantr or THE COTTAGER 'S C.4LENDAR of GARDEN OCERATIONA.—BY 'men GITIItIII . I . to Ida Grlet the Dnke t.f Ix vmshire, kr. &c. Reprinted from the " Gardeners' Chronicle." Above 25,1,00 ham already been sold. &Mem' Mae Aitplathus Anemones Mumsls Apples Apricot Auricules :lett Biennials .txlhTmcni:-- tudiAias Black fly Boo'in, list of, far Cot .. ____ - Wen Bore Boreole. .r - t; .l- e 7l ;ngs Brocall. Bru.tcls sprouts Budding Bulbs CAbboge Cactus Calm*'Arias C.,:iforr.ian Annuals C..zupinu!as Carnations Car rots Cauliflowers Cclery Cherries China Ar•,hs Clans Foes Chrp , intbcmums, CIA-1 Ger.tlanna Goowherrles re!Le Chives Chu leas Clematis CuMarin Ooleworta err% Creepers Cr Crwrn Imperials CI.CUXIIV era c,itiv .tiun of flowers fn Windows Cur:mita Dahlias Dairies ID tooth Tioleta I'4h:bit:or:, preparing hrtielen for Temr, naprotection Publimbed st -7 ` ClanTE"Oamk Gra Cann ny Ilx.rtease Herbs Ilerbcceoas Perna- -- 11:; is -- Heliotrope HdlcLarb llosiysookls Huve-rsclish Ilya6.:tbs LlydrAngeas Hy..op Indian Creme Iris Kidflel Seem Lsvenaer Layering Leeks s Loudon Pride Lyebui., Double Mar*.ld MaTiOrlllll Manure, Marvel of Peru Mir.oncitt Mu.-t ant Narcissus Nembphiiu flnothara bibles Onions Pleurae. Parsnip Pa•-'.ep Pesaro' Tea-haulm Pears Pens Pelargoniums Perer_nuls Persian Iris Pet Nara" Phlox Pigs Pinks Planting rums Polyanthus Potatoes Privet Protmgate by cuttings Pyrii:Antbe, RadlAhes Ran:Weal:re Raspberries Rhubarb Lockets r.lns Rue Rustic caw:Tries F 7 st7leiVtinner Pearls Reeds Res Daisy or Thrift Sea Kale Select Flowers Lent Vegetables and Fruits Snails and Ship Snowdrops spinach Spruce, Fir Snur pruning Stocks SUswberries Summer savors Sweet WRilarrus Thorn Hedges Thyme Tigesita Payouts Trampirnting Tree biting - - Tulips Turnips Vegetable Cookery Venus's Looking-glass Verbenas Vines Virginian Stock Wallflowers Willows Zinnias Amuccurcsa. .41,4E0. L.,:r.‘ke. pr Voarpente, E A ITE N IT Ta 2U NI JOURNAL of LITERATCRF. SCIENCE, and ART; (Stamped to go free by post, 51) contain. Reercws, with copious extract% of every important New English Book, and of the more important Foreign Work.. Keenan of the Proceeding. of the Learned and Scientific Societies, with Abdraets of all Papers of Interest. Arrnma is Accorsrs of all Scientific Voyages nab Expedition.. Can - maim oil Anr, with Critical Notices of Exhibitions, Picture GALLI:tam% New Print, Su. 011141SAI. PAPLICI on the Fine Art. awl General Literature. Coimm.ic,i.oricri on LiterJl:ire, SizienCe, and Art. Mtrac AVM DEANA, including It its on the Op. ra, Concerti Theatres, New Music, fie. Brooesimicsi. Sunnis of Men distinguished in Literature, Science and Art. 02.1t/INAL PAM. awl Poem.. Marcrusses, including all that is likely to Interest the informed and ' A intelligent. The .linrs.cew is re conducted t!.-t the reader, however far din. tint, lc, in reaped to Literature, Seienee. and the Arta, on on equality in point of information with the beet-informed circles of the Metro- The A. RENZVII is pnbllvhed every Saturday, but hi fr-latcued each Month stitched in a wrapper. Wholemile Agents: fur scotland, Neon. Bell and Bradfute. Edin burgh; fur Iret, Mr. CUMll:liag, Vidain ; for France, Y. Landry, (hint Malaquae., Paris, fur Belgium, Mr. Browne, 73, Ituc 310',- a.ne de la Corr. Brunelle*. Price M. oath, or ss. tar 2.54,3,Ae4 LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. Four o'Cock. INDIA AND CIIINA. Intelligence has reached town by Lieut. Waghorn's Extraordinary Express, ri4 Trieste, with news from Bombay to the 27th of August. The rainy season had not then terminated, and until the return of the fine weather nothing of en extraordinary nature was apprehended. The monsoon had been most favourable in all parts of India, and the pLople engaged in agricultural pursuits were contented. . . The Sikh government was in a tottering state, for the Queen-Mother and her paramour, the Weiner, Loll Singh, had no hold on the affections of the people. On the contrary, those abandoned characters were looked upon as traitors to their country, and the opportunity of the withdrawal of the British army of occupation was awaited by the Khalsees, and other fanatics, in order to avenge their wrongs on the present head; of the Lahore govern ment. The British authorities were not idle in making preparations for the approaching convulsion in the Slltle territory. Regiments were forming at Feroze rre and emballa, for the purpose of absorbing some of the best of the disbanded Stich soldiers. .1n army was also to be ready on the Sutlej and Beaa, to pro tect the British frontiers, and in case of necessity to put down the Sikh revolution. Lords Hardinge and Gough were at Simla, in the immediate vicinity of the scenes where they gained their peerages last jour, and where new honours now await them. Gholab Sleigh is reported to be in a very unsatis factory state, not only on account of the turbulent chiefs over whom he obtained the rule, by advancing large sums of money last March, but also from his own intrigues,. which prevent him from conforming with the promises of the treaty. It was said that several British olliners had been murdered iu his ,ter ritory and by hie instigation , but the story is not • sufficiently authenticated to be implicitly relied on. The Sikh province of Moulton Is still at war with the Wuzeer Loll Singh, and the Mahoinedain chief of that fertile district its been victorious in some rencontres with the Silk troops. Sciatic is tranquil, and with the prospect of an abundant harvest. The fail of rain along the Indus has this year been greater than during any season since 184. The prospects of the ithabitants are improved, and they are, therefore, satisfied. The cholera, ater having ravaged Kurrachee and Hyde- robed, attacked the villages along the Indus. There was some sickness at Sukkur, which caused the re moval of Her Majesty's 17th Regiment to the sea coast. There was a rumour circulated of the speedy re tirement from Scinde of Sir Charles Napier, whose health is described as seriously affected by the climate. It was further said that the new Governor of Bombay (Sir Henry Pottinger, supposed, from his knowledge of SeindC, to have been selected), would be empowered to make arrangements for the final settlement of Scinde as a British province. Five re giments were, it was said, to be removed from Scinde as soon as the fine weather set in. The probability however existed of the occupation by the British of the city of :Moulton, which, from its locality, would form an excellent emporium for British goods, and a corresponding capital for the western part of India, in some degree resembling Calcatta in the eastern division. The next few months are pregnant with important events in relation to the western frontier of India. In Cabul. the focus of Afighan, Ilersian and Russian intrigues, an attempt has been made to enlist Host Mahomed in another plot against the British. The agent in this scheme had come from Persia, but the old Dost was too wary to expose himself again to the chances of a conflict with the British, particularly after their recent successes at La hore. His son, the notorious Akhbar Khan, was not pleasedwith the pacific policy of his tuther,and hewas eager to have an opportunity of regaining possession cf Peshawar, and even of Cashmere. Intrigues and counterplots were in full play at Cabul. In the newly-acquired provinces of Jullunder and the dooab of the Boas, the British troops have, during six months, been healthy. The fertilily of these dis tricts is very great, and the inhabitants appear de lighted at the prospect of being allowed to carry on their industry, and to collect its product, secure of being treated with justice by the British authorities, and not with tyrannous exaction such as their former Sikh rulers practised. An attempt was made by the British resident at the Nieant's Court to al range the pecunialy affairs of that country. Some refractory landholders have been compelled to give aceconts of their demands, and the lawless mercenaries, who have proved hitherto to be such a curse to that stair, have been disbanded or expelled from the Nizam's dominions. This decision of the British government to introduce good order into the Nizam's finances will, it is to be hoped, pro duce the best results. The conquest of the Island of Bally, which is now attempted by the Dutch, continues to he the source of much observation at Singapore. It appears to have the tacit assent of the British government ; for other wise the treaty of 1824 is evidently opposed to the extension of the Dutch territory in the eastern islands. Several transports with detachments of her Majes ty's Bth regiment of Infantry, and of the 10th regi ment of Hussars , had arrived in Bombay, but there /v ~"~ - . t ~~TI ~ ~ ' ~~~~ No. 29.] LOZ;DON, SA,`.R.pAY EYBNIN ,: were apprehensiorol entertained respecting others,. and, in particular, relative to the Anne A'r.nstroag with a portion of the Bth Regiment on board.: 'She was reputed Vo be the quickest Bailee of the • tran sports, yet she had not arrived when the eteamer.left Bombay. The wtdther during the month of August was fine, and for'ctraately enough for the troops asrlyiug fro* Europe, who were obliged to march to Poonah. It ought to be impressed on the m emories of the' tory ~ athorit ies at the Horse Guards that the -.medics: ati..a%:ng soldiers to arrive in India during Vie rail* wison is to be deprecated, as endanp,:ering.the bf hundreds by czpcsure to violent changes of tams tperature. Arrangements could easily he adopted for ha he troops to crrive there during the dry season. Some of the Bth Regiment were obliged, nn their march to Poonah, to seek for dry spots on the bills', in order to pitch their tents and to sleep; We nnderstind that the despatches for govern ment and the Hon. the Eno India Company were delivered at the respective offices before daylight this morning. .• COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE., • - THE MitfltaS MARKET. , • 'From the CA/allow riCoeseem p, e„,„, f. ) r,,,, , , Aug. 27.—The commercial mono Ir new fAbiT re-opened. but frith .rtn the burners done has been limited, few of the tradem from the interior haling as vet entered the taarkt and the local dealers having only purchased such goods ri It is MR be re. e Zbe these lame when they makallier appeamws., Manilas, redi tint little rain store our last, and th. mamma ;wee in some l's rhea of GUVllLLasieleb have suffered from esterase rain), ban prored 'err favonrable to theairrleulturist. Its - pest mail, when the coramuni. erion vv!th theconst win be thee-nee/Jr open, reins, renbohly M enn.. bled to report an evtension of interactions. Meanwhile the rate niers es3/10•04 Flllll2llll bee erndarel!y fallen, and the. baa, of mum dere! acesswary for holders to ask higher prices. The marries or mover is no hatter felt. and the rates of checamit. charged by "the bank. have been lowered. strrais..--ILcre bre berm a slight improvement In the trims of mpne7, but the treat actions here net be, n large, hares gen^r,ally ine indispmed to sell at the rerrren rater. We art anigreed of sales of 440 :wt. sheathine, at 54 rupee -, and MO enarariteceettlt more; In non there have been tome operations and ',eb . swed!sh and fernier in, are in request, thonah the advance in pares 'Lev as yet Loon hie alight. Peribe the as lee, we bear of same , flee orate - Art her at Str,3a.. end Rep ish al r. per earidv, together with a Lit of renew! nail real —at Itr. per randy; steel in tubs es ediahtly /emu .that before— is !agents without charm There I.ln been raernly an inssirtallon of quick - silver from China. end in consequence the price of Or article bas given way about fr. per tsauml. Spear is. ,a. shade lower. and we are irfenned ef a ride of Pete cwt. (small plates at cwt.' and hear re!' other trattecti , na in loge-sized plates leo /he re-tent of shoot a.o.y) at ler. Ga. to ler. lie. per cwt.. and lia Zits Ice sph, plates 'about CM cart.l at ler. The tender." of Karr is ',sandy th em ,. weird. la Vert, /in plates. Stn. them Is liras dung, thou g h as a fake! the latter has bad the elbet at 131 r. per has. . Corms M A Nl,,erriu ..—Tbe sales of these have beer chiefly in way goo d,„ . e - enne ho nk made! ellama lona cloths. itnmestice, and jaconcts. Imp: overt prices have been obtained '0 but lbw Iran ences. and in the majority of calm a decline het had to be submittal to. Rome jaconets part of a bankrupt's rock, have beer sari off s about reserve, and with the era when of a few of superior quality. the rates fetched were miserable low. There hese been prime mire of fine bleached *toner , and sliirtinr. but in blenched goods.amarally bat little has been seine, and the prices offered ary lea T /bun e e of !sr season. Fancy rinds and prints are re about artairy. Macey red cloths ern rumen in some little demand. Toasts.—There have been transactions to • moderate extent in mule twist, hit no metaled change Dan taken placer in the priceaol numbers below SO. That number hare reastsineln slight decline, and those :hove it are neglected by purchasers In water twist erne males hare taken place at improved rates, and the road brag small, rinee Newer likely to rho still further. • • We arc also apprls. dot a sate of 4101 b. of Turkey red yarn, Nn. in, at Ir. Ga. per lb. The inquiry for or - awe ap:avers to have bitterly s' mewbnt revised, hut we hear of no transactions/ • Wonurier.—Wonllen cloths have been in mom sligirt raistst, but no l air : rove:n em on prtyleini low priers has ten ,At 'The market has been hatered 1w the Pale by anet'an aflame cloths rejected ' by the envernment clothing agent. M eras% maia.—Cmuiderible atteratinws w ill hl-efeer to have nee.' meted in the prier. of wane of the Articles ander ilda Pond. CIA Tar has elm'ined from Pr. en tire and GweVlholi irGin.ls/..40 ler. rgr barrel: bk.e heel canvas hen'Oral sad Mrs lit. te Ida pef . Mt. We bare hero informed of no sales, tber Inniess maw Lave taken place at our qnotitions. Rein --Tbe market is without chance: stascartand Doss's have been elfin in w'nnefale at int.. per Mir e at whir:a Mtn we under stand &boat lee birds. of the forrorr b. - and ham Clear, d bead. e the departure of last mail. Reverra—Nrhing Is dning to nor deveriptlon, and arias are Cher fore entirely norn!naL The cansiti Warn lianas agar /Me tame. Cr, PINI . 4II..—The price of this artingilLeglaturlv declined, and ue hear of sales to the extent of about ikfatllunt dla lg. to le. len. Gr. per !b. At the present moment, bectcprk. the marts *me at OUT quotetion, with an upward tendency. . • 0- a • • qt,. So rrenx.—Theisql quality cannot now be rimmed *her than l7r. per lb. The article is without inquiry. if Bjermx pnonrer..—Corrox. —Priem if aloldholo have uiren was about 2r. to 3r. ner clash . , but trunsact.ono. hays noe;lia iteka beim limited. and almost wha:ly for the Ct InaMetikek. 'there barn been no fresh supplies, and the cm day Male mittgingoarkotte inferior. The csressire supply of min in (;u mrat 4 ;iiiiikcjtc.::re'..Kin: mist ht. ititious to the crops in some localities.' Thilligfirtiont rates are 7nr. for Broach. Yumbooect -, end Oornrasruttyt74,..m,34, t r Furst, 73r. to 75r. for IMllera, end 73r. for Bar see. 11nrMers1 'Contra t ere. - In other :weeks of e Mem prottumulle Mgt elkingsts worth' malb C are a decline of 3 rupees per ewt, in glim..4llXuoind I and 2 rupees In pspeor, and a rise of lL ruves per Mitstrtrt theprice of abiger. There is no word in the market et presertigd I , ~ - , ~. ~• Furoarrs.--17eights to Grest Britain lt,te Atehtic im in proctl sce our las.. and mar now be glinted at V. 1C.% 3WOlis..per' (At in China, the rate had, the other day, ~bud the ljnpreeedatates4 low rate of 4 rupees per candy, and it can now OS gusted no higher Man I *. ! 0 rums. MONEY 444.1i1jr., .., jnrot. it ..., id,.. 5,.. •,• . • .... . Government par.er may be yinted 3sTutlffk9T .... • .1. f t • .0;1 ,ltrelere -5 per cont. Loan of 182.3.24 i ...„,. %G...., ..., lid . 3 1531.33 -6 '.' "="..' ... t. " 1 4 Is ;5-3.; ...me 3;(11: , ..,•• • Id . 5 1341-4! ' 7 ... . . 103 4 1342.43 "• in /TOM,' ~. : . px. .: , ENCITANGT,—Exehance on England .1 hit uentemyst u rn . way, and caul . now he quoted nT U. I TO In. Md. far mon ' ths' hils, and 1.. laid. for draitablgilirDepttlamoSight. 'OR entta at 30 dam the rate Is 99i rupees; ripjj,.putasl9 t o .. F ., pAaar.—Weanote Bunk of tomboy lltt*, , i&130 T .r ttartUaat;' and tame of the Oriental Bank, 130 to 140rhieing - e 51P;4 3 30A1 Btll.lo,l.—goverrigrut, each, Ilj pipses; IL1 0 ( Alit:Ana E o , o rs per pound, II rupee.. --, 11,.1r • ELECTION OF LORD HAYORii4ILTHHIL ' OF. FIFTH DArS.kollla ..• ^:-.-. -,r• - , • r• • Wood .otit...ii../.11 ) 2•H•u....J .. Carrel/.. ...c{.. '..;.L, g Hooper Moon iol li4,:ii r• •o 1 3:. ~ , • - Forncombe ...... ..4)..d........ ..,!,1 )::, ' - COMMERCIAL 4 MONEY ZiautiTik cell INTELLIGENCE. 1 The %aid Eriglaud tarerpges,for the week ending the 26 ult., show the following difference., on comparison with the returns of the week preceding. Circa. lattott, in the departmsat Woe, 2066,0667. in crease, 102,760/. Circulation la the lauds of the public 19,6(17,1707., decrease 74,2507. Public deposits 9,756,9777., increase 990,4077. Other depdsita 8,260,779 1 , decrease 116,144 Other" recanities 14,066,1477., increase 987,1561. Coin and bullion 16,'224,3421,,turrea50 64,9391,,The particular katuge of these returns is the large increase of soestritits in the banking department, whichiiritrwentso - rouch addition of dhcount and loan busbnees. Thgweek beConshowed a sicoiLtr -onto of *reuse under tho sa=ne head ores the week which precis c¢ it. This extraordinary - detelopment 'of banking .uperidiuns chihlfy M iltratedlto thtMedustion.of the rate of • ititePlit, .whieh.'firrt • begamtertell isr the. Artfek erkling the 19th. There is, bowevfg, doub t' • the greater activ:t/ of late iu mercantile affairs must have considerably multiplied I:ilts, and required raoney accommodation. .The " Rest" had increased by 6,4971. fraY-paat Tem.—The stock market continues heavy in decline, with little butiner‘ doing. Consols are no quoted 9i; to 1 money, and 931 t / for time. In foreign stocks thire Ls little'change to report in the qo,,tationo. Spanish are rithet newel, the. Firm s 26i to I ; the Threat, 37 to 1 ; •Prouoiguelorll to 3; Mexican, 241 to Oi.- The market was quite inactive, - • • ENGLISH FUNDS.—CILISINVHICER.—Tunfea n'Ci,ocn. Bank Stock, tin for Sect., PSI I ape, Ct. Bed. •... • • . . I 34 , per Clin ........ Ager Cent Cenisol!, Itlii i , .. Eafiketpter WS . .1. —I. -- IPOItEiGN FUND. S pie Ct. Andrus BM; 11 per Oral. Grenada 8d.., Inj 11 i 4 j per Ct. Belgian Ma, 97 9' .• ' Grenade-Deferred Bde., 31 4 2 per Gent. &Ho, 33 7 ' 5 per Ct. Mexican, ISA, 21f 51 S per Ct. BraelLtn 3.1.5.,1141110 ' 11 par cent. Her avian Ws., 3C A , S pee Gent. New Bran. Ms., la 9 Portuiruner Cor.r.B4a” 41 4 1 A per Ct. Blttilos Apes BAH., 4rs 6 per Ct. Ru54a2215,10., -- • 0 per Ct. ChiliAn 8da.,98 100 3 per Ct. x).4 llV_ ,•• 31 i Ai perCeat. Colt Anti. clef. Ikla., 3 per Cent . 8 We., 7j 1 Co:urribian Erma/mild, 3j 4 1 ' BlPli 1k1...... • 3 peret. DIUII4IiIIII.-.., SS PO . Aloneon pawls Ws. 5k 1 2 in r Ct. Dutch 11.1. 1 31 1 2 per Ct. renerferal3:l%., 42 3 4 per Cent. Data cilia., 944 5 Yeneauela Deferred 1t,..., 11 13. • ' • ' • RASLWAYS; North British art stiff in dectir6"`earthe market seders, Leicester and Bedfords, Cu)., SW Indians, are all heavy. The essesteliose ,haves fist aNa :11 4A portance, however. „ „ , , SALM, F : la • . 0 .. FFECTIID. YOaDAY 1(. Lo . • dln • 1 13(1 ':' • , Ycatertlay a plies, wiil ?114 Mobtr., Not. Bok, &r. Jn., 111 l' N!td., Banton: b Mistisetv Irl 1..' . Itistdl 4 fdad Efea, 6; 1 ; 11 ' 41 i itlictl: I ' '.ll l"3 ' 1 . s: Caledonian. 211 L - , .. i , . Nencanle nod lierwiti g .l4 .-. Cheater audit* 231 ' 3tewmarket lolneatertield. Ip . (tonne and Blythe, 1 'North British; tn, Il (human and 6110111 Doran. 11 Da A nbarol: I - 41. I " •. ' Direct Northern. 11 ~ ,120. Fifths q . Eastern Conntlea, 24, 1 • • lb. Cat.'Ys,. - $ll, lb. New, 61. p . NOtinAITIII4EIIIIOeriI.,7O . • ' : Do. York Extension,lj,. 2 Do. 'grit (eau. at 5 d), 63 Bast LillCollPthilt, ; • . - ' Do. New, it - • Edln. and Was. *WI ,16i • .Nocin 6- m. 2 1 4lt ut. N. of Eng., 230, .29 ; Oxford, \Vol, & Waiver., .4 Do. New Sat '.• , .- ''' Illtredebdr , r sad Dlr., I Great We stern, :New, 3p„ L , lihrgi.bk/ uni u nr4-4 d . .• • - 11till and Selby, 1 shoes, IR ; O. E. & Di - o'or, 3/1/ i Leern and laredisrd, 74t1 . ' -, • '."Do.Neffiltsielittialligte.2,l/4 ' Leicester Lind pedfard. ~ • lb. Nen gia.1.34.) No. 6. 31 . London end Blackerall. • - eh traba;'4l . '' - • Dm NOw. el 5 ' -.oil :: . ••• 'Wernicke: &lonian. id • ' tondo and brighlont_3o4.9ll,7. Z( .9I itft . t . 4 l Pc.4l J D.. do., Pin.; 47i p ' ' Ina; . •ft ~...,c4 5• • lOndon grid Croniak,n6 .1/ 1 ~ . • Orkand)inwoootin, 461 1* .. Dgislan & North Wei., 1914 6 ' Do. Ne' 10 'Q • , lbQuartet*,ga i n ' - York a Seib Yarteni. 57 4 1,.....1 0 . New,' - • " Dls e. 19. 9 1 1. hi.leng BM.. 11l Dn. 111:13.. IDS '" ' ' Tea/opt add ArliiMP, 34; 1.4.71dua 4:14. Waste, New, MI: • Menet Breinar and Madrao. i Lnulun and York 9lt ' " 'Dinh Itheadal4•l • • . Man. & LCPAP,'; 'hare% 4 '' ',• 'Great Ws tiers Penes', l Doi Violin, 9' ' t. 'Wtot Flanders, ng, . ~ Do. kanne on; 11 p • -. •.. ... . . . . MANCIIitAI et, '2,..' •., ' - Lg.:, Lui., awl Chia,. " p • N ~.n., 1:/ iiiiNAnti, '& :Chi; 11-1 aii ' Iltnninahoai 7 a .17.11;iitt p , . • .tanoiola Ilaiddonds, Viftho, 6 p (Item. 6c Birken. CIO ofs., 14 p - Mo d. k.A.,1 3-16 it • Pireet Sorttwrn, I d 'Mod. NLMlnntor,"l9O.99. 190. d • K. Connie*, Yk. Px4.li p : . . North 6 t*ltb 4 in ii II td . 1 YWA LalleiasSirc,4lp ~ i 012. Birk., ., 17e. IF. s a t, lb. New, gp • • &Ain., Wm.. )110. 4-231 I linter and Fennouth, Ilion ' • • ,-.. .6hgdpa., nOl., 16.*, 44 • 00 6 d - UL &mem & Western, 11 4 fthropsisirr. l mon R. a C.,9116 d Pradrd. and Was& It cIC, 4-4. , :: 11. X: le lben4 Cline* Mea4 11 p • =laold. p ' ]+. C." - i e t i t t elinilkt. 6 iA P V II " • 1 Lekrot,t and 1 11.14.1 d landsihaveha.rssiteli.::l_ , Liver., Oral 4 6 rrlda Si ill i i s iti,... ~ • !ir .1n oi •.1 ULL, ocroifsit I. . . E. Comntiem, - TA! Sin 260. od. Nara Oa, V. 111 Itt 790614.. • . Xort,ta Brit. Owl, ;a& 721.. ... al l =gtrlitiral. 1 0 ".11%. 6 4,_ my caw if untington, 6 Birmingham, bor.' hie., unaskark, & Prestos, 31p Tort Dolt %Map; les.lid.. •.. 7 Alatrn., 3 DrOtkid Jo.. 11 11 . 6 44 . • ii. ...,0 id • • a1...1 s • • • EDIEOI.IFI4 Iniir• ado Ahstdeen, 141: ' •'' 1 - .. . lidbairighbotrekhi'ani. • P 41 1 9114 Bofeb•tY,Wrl plasinors ll . so Morin Soft ^ 34,1., .121. Direct Northern , ~25. , Do. llals - r., I.lf. Dud Indine, - 13., 12o1k11 ' , --•• :1" DUIVIN1(110, ItYl ••_ . "••_ .. East. & North., W. Islet. Vaas... ,t r , Pr a t. 1 4,4f* 4 ,-- - 'Do. NCV, 1,.., 40., • • .. ling ` g ulf isiu. nhltot, .• - • " •- •' ' nUkflat/W 1 fli9ll'.• • ~: i'l • 1 1••I' e Calnionian & Dum-Ing gin . Ail >iarsitef hailv e l l . .ii : Ctirvs.4l mid Devon ca. t,..,10, .Id. I,,rnocic.S: Ay , r ham Indian Wolltra, , , 114 ' "• ' Mait re , NtO be. /i gainl. WAIL (..I..foir Gen. Termiews, 46t ' ' Mae. 'e gduthiitstNihatle. MOO. fl!a` , .. Hit., b.tyr, 1.11.11.1 Ill.'lfil.• 'North Brit. lb.!: 919111;206: ' ' ' 3.0 do. NalW., 9.20 k AI. St.' no: btlrllB.l and llott9 0190 , 21 ?} .„ ,(4 4 kr Dorn-. le On.. I IPI , Ito. Id. - .9tratteurn Relict i 4Aw^ , • mo.,Kit.,llcArlrmolittiad. fee. ••” •• .. ,• , , ••• -. 1 ' • '.. ......1 .71r , S e • •• .. '' .! ' 41 MENCIXO444% ...I" . • . w.. 4% at tin (dim inginolationi PRICES C tipper cwt. r "):411pwt 1477".'.441 411 Pt rine . 411 141, 0 2664141104 y b 203416 ••,25 •. 0,44. Yellow 4s' ' 47' 0 We— : vii.sa vr /11 Fore' 3t 4:.11-1; (WO 410 4i, :0 -4111 0 itertnot JtetM... 07 0.. 70.__ 0 Liunps IVc,t • Fins . ?.411. 4'lo 01 . Flat ordinary... 41 0.. 90 0 /ins 0..._0 01161141111e16.14 Canal 1:: 4„^:crirt: tetld ,ft,..kg.;00 India :"V:' .1,011-401 : .. ;If *i.!.011 • ' • IVA, 00110,1 k., '!. 010 Coftwri;eowofoov o' • 01. 104 Atte, at per tknial 914, • Qat.- , • Corrioi)Vl4.., , iV 1/?.7017, ............... 0. ifl Orrolin :r. '2o it • tzegteL, Picot -771, 11014 4. 4 34 oer enwv.'t 411.1...0r OW. 1. Pt ,Juni,l4oo SOY arAao °nor 40AtAlaN • 0,, *,.10110.11 'llo4nlitevaintel 4 l`ttv,4l.o Brut, 5601.11414' 0. 41, . .„„ e • 111601 iii OVA: head '1441411 The Field s% .4 144•13 Vaia•lancl TiAir-hr • viDellu43/04119043er3L•414.1041' 141}ot ...... 30 0.. 0 0 clean Riitt4ltattce), ittas, 60t-.4.49:4m4441-4,114 010 -A.L.44,z114/01.41.1i, 11,i aiiitil.l::&rei 'teat :0 I 411:11446 11111111643/.%11.1.1:,:.,,14.,4:40,.41 16111) 1.1:31mt Ilidorettoepwitent... 6..44 6 2 5 0 0 ses. • iiia tiatigicigt 3t, . ' at per too. • sew 4;100.4 •44.10w,494 G , Pig!" XO.l. , Hitope r.P..q .01E711 11601 , 111. tt+. , ei-t .0 • toLtiggipone. ttglertiikee . . l . f /177 .pI i10r4...1* • 141 • •h;Ohdbor 0., 8. Patent shot, .2JO A O 10 4eatoe•bantiiie...! fo r! ai , '. _ _ frbew4ivistex. r,*..li .L i ‘! Val s igietia , ../ . 44 orePll l 4 , /7 , U. 414 twat .42 d 0 il t rP . l.v r Illc i r,tr A pat.o 4tll ll ll Coma Nut . . 34 .111-37 , Vralkk itB r 44% j uje liVt sltiff.:4ll t -4,;47,. 0 .^7Ake re :YR1 APOtipir-40114 TR. Sa "le :411! 41•••• • Sl' • . 4 •• , .'n , • -3att •••0"11.4(1 • o 0 . .. ever Lhretikili `.?:;'•P IcP OP 1 4 Carlow 401"7,:1 <vie Newryvkit'r.M , ll , ... , ll.! ..1 WateiflVAP4 •11 , 1 - 111 • , ;411$0;1• 4 7 kti..rllt • • 111 1 1••••••M•1!Cf...• .07r: • 11' Patriot skimireireuvrict wage.* ,••••‘. . `Aitte, 4..4\ 471 , -•• WI!. atil .416f1ict.131 • - 4111Elactli ;"1.414303131,1•01103•perli. 11.11. 1 ,011111:11116.0 1, re••••;0:;.=.1•••••/•••••• • Wilk 'IF. asi A " Iteela,V illiCli 0 Si i a .. 0 w & Amer.lieive, per Alike.Q.c.Leama.er o.lol* a. F~.~ J n itMl wr aPiPitj .ra Atiti-aa..ttanikgreCA lIEMP, FLA& * ye rtatement a( Hemp , Lair - . THE GREAT BRAIN STEAMBIL We have received numerous rptltlttttnigatrelisitela tire to the stranding of this vessel ; but, in. the Aire* state of matters encseetet with the tinfolunate hifpfr, it to MEM festly unf,.ir towarls Capt. tin Iftwiltisti tnletkettsithfinity We*: 1,7 'le statements. No doubt na opportunitymint b efeetlett Lieut. Hosken to state his own case ppd. se cannot but belicts it very t 1! judged on t tepaft of edintiiiintlerthinittf in volunteering, as he has "!sate, k ldhr etitetnmt elf *it affair thn facts connected witl t which he cannot be much better actin:anted with than the? Jpii v iti,ine-.men... Com mander Ciaxton's letter does n thro thrift* 'fltht MI the subject. On the contrary, it mite nintiatAlt dill. :critter. We believe Commands T CIST , iOII.4.TII'MTIteT of the port of Bristol, but welts.. 'e n 4 heard the he holds any surveyorship in the Irish. C. neitWeehaVethe merchants of Liverpool yet snitirer'rt• es 4 him to their aid td. busy roT the entrances to Usti?' 1, WcAbeepfere jook upon his remarks as rather out of; plai C. i• Lieutenant Hosken's tearnanaje,. witthrleiroe,Of tne channel have never before been onertion L est said until he has given his own account of the MOM wt Ii0110€4:0 tlONSlehlet inity we shall abstain from giving cusjejl . c7 which can only be foundod on mere =mon. , (From the Bekaa North** 'Whig TTOUTTOTT ) . " '- This unfortunate steam-ship ta.. Id* , ilitAt3o.illec running' ashore in Dundrum Bay * beep ear,:ietti *hoot IRO feet farther forward and, wheres4The if fril" iCs*l With her bows to the shore, she sow IfeaVrithqk4 liPiadisiali tole: Cables and anchors have been run out ditto /tit lied! .nO l / 4 ,4 possible, from shifting farther,. and hemic.r,s,ttebesell 1144 ) . cables are expected from Liverpool for lli4sa a ke nu= and to be used in attempting to move hice position at next high tides. This litecamit -wilt b 6 =Weiss the beginning of next week. Meantime her,Gegge A 31,,ett are removing. She has made ,some libt importance and, as yet, she seems thiletvestiaistifiteea.no. damage in her hull. 13 t::Orr 21;.• ~v•:, 5•04 i I)if ; • : :14 POLIcEd. 1 3t! G LD H ALL.—THE ty., C#4l.7 n r .iffittitr Thomas Poyser was u7ain bro,lght up for tor on the charge of obtaining 2(1f. , . ander falsi Clarke, of Featherstone-buildings!. Soliaitta:SiPitewili ialr tate, prosnution, and Mr. Humphreys for thien It will be rementhered by the public that ,the ,prta.ma tfilifget week with ob'aittlog mercy unSer Woo' pretences. It appears that a ber3.7llVtrdiutato: )in the neighbourhood of Notting/aim, intkPa6d aka Nl** 'Rev.' Jahn to the property of grit,44; - . e . r i e 1 4, 1111 Jchn Stokes, who died ' theta . 'l7O :oar 1741, and applied to t) )iirisgar regOcting•• ' haring been recommended Ad' hips by, a cottabi"of hers. He represented that ho knew a sKtlen it: London who could do it for her, end obtained moilik'ntrwirrena'perickis _ for the necessary . laa - !hooded to her by the pnsoni both landed and r I:.-~J >gifti 16...111: 4 .....„uo4.lvcreas, at ,rig l e larics.....f . ..:440. 41, 14.14.44.4 if. 0.001110..044 •.1113.. 0. • •011143.1000.:41,a.6 1 2 1 ,10L111 . 100 4 .11 0...10 0 13 0 .113 OP b.i iiT e rtii•Nliiit . 4141 ).61111.0 r".,111 hoog 01 Alen TAT TOW. ease, however, the . prisoner was denim the pros sentation tiLt ii Strathearn, of Lin, to-day, for the 7 register office. in person was living adduced, Mr. Clai Irtkpbe Ling%) , Sr the Ant,-.. 4 wrvkLd a the :a in 5.,nd, I,ll,llait..i,.haeo Vim 11.11de4i at Iftivt4Onlit4.* I. - 111 - 11111orru,. OW 2.r-Abnut. tii piett, of antall. bier. -n y k: A cyrtk as nuntlecr,lama 1.4a4 drawn. on slurp • , I,l.l(atliit, Oct.s 7:The Albb ' m firth lemion to Qncht e li . ih lwroyatartigy . wiah i Low of miner mast.Wm ring; *O..' f i pt si•airq, &c., I,nata st.,ve, awl bur.prit my . rd, , nl ad ffi rt-lt in a pt,e, 214 r't., ;n :at. If; N., 1 , ,n: - W.O. • otrr• •• .. _ • Odiwthat a , Intl or livg, Sept. 30.—The 15 , uolo.. of ilia c.rt, Went a , hort, on the IN.lli.ci ligeks, north at the • ur, dm 1,.g ; strong gale fAnn 'lle S.E.. bat w as r,,,,,.. ‘ ,1 v. tteStllNealinta, to ht." 'aft.. r ,: , ..rba”;'; g. ... 2!'t nAlt,t, s ri: ilik--Tbc.l broderseei , Broduland, Iris . pg Arot wor ~ 1 11. 0,11 1 ,1 . ,t.,L1 .„long. 31 . F.,., 41.:02 em ss A l t li r , )1• 4 " , quit/1. al , . - - ,- t rat ii, .. ~: - ~..1 (ti - r itAieil;ii;i:'lliiii347.3. FartiiiFfnX.iia g•;,1 - ,,,I, rr,ia '• ' / III" 90+ I CATTLE. ' • lettei.Trima.,—This • fair commenced yesterday, andr o • &brans Oct. 2.--. The Enquiry from Rouen, Which got will clntinue to-daY;and Monday. A very large amonntroylte rosica,ncor. T) .cmoult on OK 2yd.att., arm ;rot tdf of Moclpsas brought in, and there Was a good attendance ihA atoiMltlg "ft etc 'Much damaged, atglletid‘d or, sund, f , ileeden and ,tloek masters. , 'll'ell fatted large beasts sold 'WA wskal . Oot , ' 2 : - " -* T'h , 115 1 1 eritlekr of"Bidentwl, lobe Priel teem 201. t 024/. latcad :Scots made from ISI. to 20/. kOrlOhlOilfideftlizfiblis heen.brotralit at here to-day, S-ti,ec breed, fnisa.Ligato 254. a toed. Large Sussex evert, y, kaidag Ratan the Long Saud Aestgrthts ;liming. ( broke to the yoke, sold at graces ranging from 281. to 34/. _ ( lii.t's&tlile;iJet.2.—Sailcd—Teriot To, tst Indies. *so f .ir.' Store beast sold at'l4/"to 16/. each ; Scotch runts _,.,," 1 I.MOUTH, OM Ls-Britannia. Railladoes. , J -node from 10/. to I}l. ahead.; 'Weigh Bullocks , 12!. to 1: ",'..9 (A6c44,4et . .. h—Arrived—Arnaion, Quebec; Ed. years; young.hcatt,apd..ltpipa Tor stalling made from 947 xentli t ._ . . ‘o 121. a head. There w,ie somu rare-bred mulch COW 9, s i • Ctivnt, t. ''. I. —Avalet . i. *csefbuniriird. fiihlch mat a rearlysloroand• by London milk dealt! , ; la m ,' t. DO strs,.). .cm ; • 30. —N. W. to •S W. ..,- Arrirel—Allin 'framed cows niademicea of erotn-tflt. to 201 ; and some cho•rei, ?Illaillait. Ntpoi lu ilS.ll,. ...• ... o n, . ~,,,,.. .. . rl Cowl made ?!to 24 genes& a head, including a suckl4,;',4lk i etax., Oct. I.—OX St. Fillan, Sr. D om i ligo , . ~ ... , • I.' ' ( t ows . down Wiing, igUidc from 16 to 19 guinea r i,; , ,, .. thx.tkr,'*t.p..!-Artictd—cprcit, Que. Saito.' Me fat Wethora told at otiose ranging from 48a. to Ult.' .ihrli en, Now Odidor - ' ' ' ''''' • ;'''": i . a f twad ; tams Wethere, for folding sr feeding off (Southdown , , Nevinly. Ott, 14—Arrived-rbabeiha i breed . made from 211‘. to 384: viand ; and half-breed 1,4 s , k r by...i.D,• &pt. 28.CaiNtisto IN to 40s. each ; Tags. from 275. to 34s a head. Ft i ../V-II rc,s - iiied from 211. 'tO .20k 4 head, and . good atoc I V : nant.ayo, Ott. I.—N.W.—/ i 414 411 i`eitn Ma. to 2,31,n linatt : Whe trade among Ewes wev n ktor,,,. ~,, , , ~, .., v i , I Ar k .,y,.. the prime 4 treed Southdowns sold for 32a. to 40s. fill' . .I.V l Apti,4 l 4 ll ,l 3 ct.l. — irri ' vecl77 - Plit 11-tireeds for hole 25.. to 311. a head, and short. ' ; ' " '' ' ' sti AO E,ei made 11% a head. Th ere were a few pens of - - es* For Yagesswey , e.maiNgem , fel i'; I , . 1 eilib ' ::.... -. • • - • . ?i: . .::._:-., . ... _,....J.,... :.. in attempting t° mike heiftleni th6al`44tesent I 44101.1PF:7 - 41F 1 4411,i 0 4 TIT. P..?? 4 9rwr4i? I -4, .., „ as , - fr ,.... - . ... Rai:67),i- tilt( sini 7-1' 'Weald of EePt.4 .0....4&;••iar4 ................ I t to to C • 75 ,(7. rdtk ai r.ha ° ) C ot h, L A l n ardeli tb. al r iltt ,''ck l%L an ifir: lPCkwAlwai " s.'"d ' ~ . xt high tides. This moseagft -wilt bd musk iss 1 ors,__ s • mweum o w % b ar of neat 'Keck. Meantime her,p4r,go A 94 _, I r a n i: ~_m ' otm, . o 0 Lilac' Ss % . 212. .„1.0 3 ~....% 0 She hos mado,some „ d m- Nit ne t . flt - ' Tra ai r s L i ar4l3Fleinitill..4 , 1e.p.14 I .Wag . Ira.my , 1441.4gi alla . ei...f - '5. ir 3 0 0, •;•5e.i. , ..... , 4441-4e.wola 40to 4 1 ,, 1 ": -111-1 / 4 /4. 0 r 7 M , •01 1 i 12 ..v. - Ahnut.'...'i piette of small. bin • f•ray .• . ...la 5 . in , Pm :s •-•ei...a,ili t are.l6.4a .-ta 8 0 to 7 0 and. ai yet, she stems tbi/ras-e-mistitiiasd.io 4 . .. ar . one t olt ' l 4ll '. flfrl t t' s - ''''''"" . 0 0 ... 0 11 3 ( i :-' , kris ' lieols • . e .m. , ..........5...., . 4 o to 410 "471" IPIF/k or awil i crs la" IA" 'lna''. un "I'me r hull. _ ... no/A , I ) ~.,,1 )f1 ... 7 7.. : . gs,piegautveleltd.43l.,o.l.l4-.4' Ensi.l.sissumitut llMOruilles4 - .i._ 0 1 2_.. *eau .i.a.. .......... ... .... 310 to 4 4 : 0 4 " % 110.11ThOt 30 00 1 1 - - Vurnia, ai-c -- 0310 "i Mor4 ,a..• -d0..4(e.0. -in lio 0•.,1: 7 4 20to 4 0 ). , ..1 1 1.T041911, 'Mt. 7.';-The Albion, fieht Lemelon to Quclu e, - - - ---- -- "'" A ' altr 5 :"I ad . 441: • '', ::::ftsfJ clean .... .... 29 ol.: 00 S. Anse Maim, per -.. '•,'' 1 ••• :•• , /•' ,1, !7i al ,-.: , y • „ . . lis itt hereyetterdsy.wigh t Uwe of mina mast, bo'vrarks e . - . Nr • -.. - POLlfFiii. I-Alt 3d .7:. ' ff - Pat, aiiiimiow.:44•l4 , 4eit3s , 4 I.•,al 4 o r );.C;ALay,a..C• e s tat AO er ~• ... nil.; fpt si.a.ing, Lec., I,uata stove, aud bor.prit a n t J.L. -HE ILVIt-A7-LATte.,4l#4.- • 1 japf , outdret,murLme Si'l4l7e. 0,4 '444"..sanik 0 , 40 , 4 I, ', •• . - ,•,. rAO 11 4,ae•Af . ili:•ni ad flirt-1 iu a got,e, 2 1. t t't., M :at. In N., 1 , 41; 'CI . was h :ain bro:lght up foilln!triti fon 4 'OM - Lih ,214 .-j 10 "•:- •• • '''" u2 • 11 ' • ••!•!•'4 104 ••••N - •':• Plif bietoti•-Mem , . Conrer and - Nip. • 1 1 1' 7 " "• ' i •1 tyi14461..1149. '490 :4 of obtaining NIL , ander YAW pittiticu.-Mr. t ~ a w. ,,0,, eu55 ,. v: 4. .7r " 1 ,,, 4 . 44 .,gP5......j, W 4., ,71.1T,.......4y 6 , d iiiyort the trade very hea7e 41Ottiittual t , 414 or itirg, • Ann. 30.-The D• mass. of atherstone-buildirtgi. solinithe,Slll4/404* 01 ' 1 ' Wouttsw...•t.l4:i.t.istioaltalles4 s: 1,1,.., 444, *9O. , i't .onew•ww , l ll M3 3 smi" 41 ‘.. ' ..) ''l 11,.11.1virpc.r t, wrest te , hore ou the Pelhickltiscks, north of the and Mr. Humphreys for thrills:wagers IS will hug ~ .e.:',utt le:. :Us sheilinis 1%41 lainiasii.e.oo,lo.....• 0. leriviel Ilmileir-.1.1i,u,/4114it• Metcheweg dbe the public that the 'prlialdfilluanicinaged •-' 111400z=441b , i.. i. .' Collo4..i&nee.opleillii 11. 0' htfetior ditto ~ . 30a to asa , m itten 75, 10'...... 1 1 th' i letlA *SWOT , 10 h 11" 'aft , -I.l:Lats , 72'; fr. week with olvair.ing t.:ne money omen falso:, in riede. appears that a 1.16.'i/Wirienegse; reindirog ). in [tun, Fat . 23 0 0 ,101i.i.Litioa ..1.1. ad.,. '91.0'-' .. .. I .„ ... .. ,o r .. , ) 9 0 ill 0 , ilrn. 614 2' 4 4 k flil t j l4 lo4k . " "v f2;,l l fri., 4 ig el' -;'l4` a re ' '. • . toad of Nottinglaiont, inap t fin# she Ns,* hcir- Ts* , . l l,o 4 l!P e raPtir . :oigll . isi 4 l3 OPI 1 I amen ow 1 CATTLE. 4..•• b ~ • m.,, . Vt . .. , ,!, und, from , e property of Itm, gritor_artiA4e a si , the 'key: strawl.44..ribnaltirtil . litres-sok-gem ,•9i ' • '1716 ''er Naii bbekil.. . ?P r?"11°11"4""11.1"sfr7,70",:i1;:b00,8' '...'o' '.6t4l'..ftrk).-".4:1-441"efrhis .f:lllirrTe::::sneenisecie.ciLYesterdaY, and ' 6 7 8473.3 1 n7::2.--. ll4 The - Tliq i nity lit°4b lro f. n: et ß ' o B ol:', :h . :: I. • I, who died ' abbht 'Me e '. i applied to dile' 11risoeiar - reaßcting - ' 3 it. .: : .... I st d*: -3 I.l' fi : • 841114151N.DZJ1.7)141-4,541 4 *ill cantinue today: a nd Monday. A eery large amour' Om rovitx,neor i'4 .emoult on thq 2yit *Ls lI.SS mit off of ♦litocivii-os brought in, and there was a good attendance 1/ 4 p;o: i lig".iery stn ue li k e r:u ng arte s d .at , d a: v. il ... 'l ts cti rcioi ded Isarw or,,the nu sa . nd, recommended AO , hip by . a COUSIO of ..„ i I'M eden and Iloilk scatters. , Well fatted large beasts sold issarkiLl'Ost' 2., " - Th" EsPetafttek',. of"gid'efotal, lone ;resented that ho knew a 2erson IL: London who . ', I HEMP, Fuson, ?" WIT. . 01 her, and obtained mollWatriteressperfeids iNanTnritive statement at gag,Kan mimerretruening nu ttand pri 1.-1 teem 20/. t0 ' 241. latersd ;Scots made from 181. to 201. bl9l'o ,l o4 l•l4 “g x fiklU heen.brilaitht its ken to-day, try law expessos.• In 014 tied& letsonhavderl milkliv...ention eneelloweib,9p cle.Affsletpc),!py i linksi r , et ci l i Siii,es. -bleed, foien•hillikrto 231 . .* bend. Laree Sussex (nen, prisoner, it was ealsevitftl tb f e.LM",„ProP4..rt ~,,, , S- 1 7,.; . , jilt . p /I. Jr ,,,,,•1 : p i ., ~.n i, ? / . /iDei d a t,.._. broke to the yoke, cold at pram ranging from 2SL to 34/. _ i `44AYPI . Ce; I.M. 2.-$011144-leriot fio, wcit Indira. • . and funded amour' to .: 1 % - , C c r it4 ool l l).o. sn . ilkl4ll isair.' Store beast sold at'l4/' 'to 16/. each ; Scotch runts " 1 tmorrei, Oct: 2 ..- Britannia . Bashadoes. frr . , !, upon which Mr. larke ' farPthsitisg ..!nt i S ri ,w)bout ob of ii•OMOP‘ i bln u t i t fi, , Oviedo from lOL to IP. ; lend,: * Weigh Bullock% 127, to 1: ~.c,l igkillffleit. 1•.-Arrived-Amnion, Quebec; Ms ras for, in Septembasi.tl.94 reitteop2fe.,M , . Sleep i.....151 . 1454.2.54145tVedfir 16138i ' 11161 146 811 - 1.1 '•" ' z ij 9 o 42l/6 t o I'_7. a ; " hea 2 d. na t nt here 4 w , re lt io e tu ri rare Tur - K b t red allin m g i m lell d C e o f a m- s m , . 9 1 - . Ct i vYm el li, • 'r . t.. ).-'.4.ttived-Ava 4 .en .. . *cu II) M'nir'llrd. as cutrix to part yelt i lidurgy ; on theiso).:, 144.1,14 , A l f m ;,. i „,. ~,. Am: j,e3Si„.,Ai '' , . %hien mot a readyidgroand• by London milk deals ri ; la m . r. Do aux, ,, •cfri. • 30. -IC.W. to '8 W. ,- Arrived-Allen it was as a fee to_k_barr. er nurovilitgers.O s ay...,. ..,, .............. ill i rrisrlTrw• I Lincoln's-inn. drew . iiistelfideatieleit'inter Alai( '• i mi..euxu 3.0111 1 11.• v.air'rocro out sr' i... Trained cows made m4ces off rotwttle. to 20/ ; and Rime chceei. ; ,''jraill,„tit J . srbis:iidS.ll,,,. , ~, ~,,,, ~,,,,,. ~ . l i he purpose of Inisigokekip pang* Wine OM . ? :,41. !_ _ . tar Cows made 2210 24 rift:max a head, including a eneklifig,'4 $ l 7, 9 , 1 ii. 1 -0. ..x. .st . __. F !Ilan,. S .. t. Domingo, , . . - LITEItrOpL,„OLT. 2.- Sty/qr.- 7 71e sales i;re again : el e' ' 0 0 ,, (Town 'Mitsina, made front 16 to 19 rimea r i,; , ,;:, aix.ikr, 01t. i .;,.- 7 ,%rriTto. 7 i l or . c . / 1, 9ne' . ..,,c.. S.,iled -. 110 the various is en,y2pi• nhaf .go, I • L iici ,,..• e .er.,, , i- .. , ! , tt r clit , ?iptioepaamilmiaariSfeafghiamiLPllllPOCObilas: grime fat Wethers: sold at prunes raneng . fr om _ 48.. to 624, , t 7; ...., N.w t u l iet e , i. ~.... .. ,• . . . mg there. The n . iy ,e se . ling n ..,,, ~,. i i reed 27 trid e t o e . 3 m i1 n i g h E .: ....a n0; ,431 %t0 ri.,,,.,,,, . ~.. ~ .. : .i.044 . , i . Clarke asked fait lifiliki tk464 , .-n Wk. Rine gra - ‘ , 1" 2 ~a”6l !Ft wilimilleutmoanXtr 4 irr r iir o t t 4 4 11 . 14 i t!. to , , i d ; m ien ad n e r o c m th;e ); % i c o r :l t : mo s t l i s i r d ie ; a r d e i c i ligouthdre t i . .: iiiir,m . c Aut , 1 , , • :: nre v a j , a zioacc at, L a u . hat after the engpmediteictimfflnnmil 00 that .0 - Pr' i d e tt:Z 4 t.. f ..,? of it would only ties ,i cy,n i gy,ing ttig of thei r gro in . _ ii`it . . i'l and Seee , to 1 . 0 .9f:atoiLurvvoc.23i.iichoi• lies Tar ct from rto repeat them. . 1 e . iffouggte Ke hot : 4771-071. to 041, d i, ayy, Sp•agocg tit -brill rc,,piied from 211. to .21/k it head, and good 44, 'l4r - DERLAyn, Oct. 1.-N.W.--AW /4 - 7 k" y e : mitts'. Sir Willl4 Vit(Mr4isifill,.M thought 15 10 3 0 '3f 21700 , dherig 41weirrcliwiielfriaveelaries04,0emetie4idee,4.144 , 1 , • !' it 0. / .... : 5 . . ficient evidencoltii:ahakiaitimrpoioN,emoxi,s34, 41110Pli a = 0: eXACt pule has potTfia . :7L I ,up.: A .,.. the prime-t freed Sosehdowns sold for 325. to 40s. fa. '.: ...,r1,.i..,:ft: j.-irrived„? , i wheph a sualTl in public sale brought .. r ill I,fiqajtalf-lareeds for front We, 10 311. a heed, and short. • 4 'r-..3,,„, '1 accordingly. The/442111115 " 411 " 3 " 51 1 4Vogrit„thrild Iberniddlia inil4wri ft,* . Aii'7,o3lo E•ees made 41s. a held. There were a few pens of : ' ris• AV reeatrwey . ..MeAfieeil o . l te ~ ..., • suf nadl ,tnemth.ini.q .:,:ii 'AC I. ol is tom tf - :131 offr . e 7 a.•1! /a .3oOJ Sili 71) /1; a) r • !•• 1 • • 11'1 ;IJ . • . • ..._-t r):1 id :Dill ei .I,J'rr :: . ...wal 04arsais id ,aw.co al/. L. 44210-221.kki :::Irit:t ' ::.. • i: ••- • , .:.. • ..; _,...J.,..... .. . . .:•. .::!t !. 7' . ~ , a:) N z i . . . . . , , r her, and obtained molfWareirienspiridds t 6. , ,4,4,, t i„ „,,,,; ( 7, ( 7d fri n i - p - 7rtancierTaltirorrtintetringrul ham I prv , ry . law expenses.. In one littler limes baldest )Ida .s itt _London waajolnumabNptlNlffs'„ftpulf Ipf t laaktl r f o,c i lat o l i Su. nxoner, it wax refisevcrd tb44,31!"., /r luv.Pe ih rti ..t. 4v " r ' LI E. . ok - r-, ...z Jilt •prti...!rit-li'l : r w . :ni, ? 1 llDlLLbtl*Pta foai b rob nd funded amours to ,F 400191.,.. , .., upon which Mr. Halm elif"tutairist . 0 1 1 Sti milmft 91.) rxt iiallinktP636ol44l its, , t vi d in for, in Septembaii/19.4 reeettioprffe.JO - '. Heim 1.7,4 1 ,fi1ai,;.(4.2.54AZt1e5p . : leihfiiwaittr r !ot `..IJ . 42), ,Vi i " l . x cutrix t n o pur ee t f,riatjes rmost9t on cht.l7 blex,l4 A... . n ; ..... . r . " tow 0 , 3_ ;140A ' , _.Yx 0 it war t° 7liVca r i= a lAgtri!eAtt a i r i , liill :7, i t ilUall . ; 4 / 1 1 1 ! 1*' h 2r j.. , ,n l4l 9? Tr ioino nnt smi7 R9 ., '7Z l i e n ,P h u e r r ari e .: i4 lll6l/1 06. . 4 647 :y ri o i 7i r ni p. 4 ,4 11 ;: ll:f tect E t t i P i t i aq„ itt . 2 .6f .- 6 X hi e ,. . ii, — The sales re again 13: na there. The nikes.sary e Ace'llltetg_ . beto :lIIn Clarke asked fail lig*, lkita..) , lYkk Rim- 1 t , tip asudtlegibutioDie Pr/M . 510 0 bl , siffl Om at after the eitpulattaichadlurril ort tirt.i."4/4467:2rrkil •t o 4 -0,9 r low to h - oO( bree r% aur • • L. __gratzt , ==. To fee it would ooly hower,miiif lir r o e t il 1 ,..,„0%. i to. 4, 4 *W M'S „Itit -WY to repeat the al ec . B noui! , €' T i n - , i amp .3f 2/ mitt‘l. Sir Willli I ,l l . ltSolelee ,di th ght, liae`dheatt tasill'fellyffiliiovoltiltitaiqweetnedj4l , oo ., 4.l44l cient eviclence.ftif •PhtriiiittA r ry ol "_ /04111 ' P hAl. 1 5 "" i V; r a e i n exact ull rice.bas4" Tfa t i r I I tii c sale brou , t . . r 1.. I.fi• accordingly. Th 0 1 4 4 2 5%3 qtai n AlMrnl.r.d r ir ' tZt " Vgieed fix. P asiddjia yompir-• pm. Ai r „,,,4 - et . ~ • •-• g , • :suf na . l ,tnemth.icti I/ ~:it I..NA al7 MI tow tf - uat sifr .. id. ,1! /a tscood Rill 70 ,<',, , r ~,', . .=.:' 11:1g :Dili ei .1:j 't :: . ...wlll 1 0±SZUS n 2 ,aw.co .2Y ./... sdalo - 221.101. :::)l'ila n' 4i41 1 / r • iyF. Aita' ' • . „ . ;$Av phreys said, that lrst occasion. it court uselessly to oppose bis commit them wa• sufficient committed I im from the ber. "S. ~ - • - Th f ( z `"" 200 bags Venezuela were sold for the Isle of Man, and 60 brig. Porto Rico, by a fineign vessel, at Ns. per cwt. Mo'ntacs.—Higher rates are required for West Lelia. Cet,f,e —The demand is moderate, I,ncl not sere flan 80 tees. Jamaica base fennel buyere, at rather casii r rot , ; 600 bag. good ordinal). native Ceylon have been sold at the quotatiers, also 40 liszils Mocha, 210 bags Lagua) ra,oe) br:s. Rio, and 160 bags Cape Haytien. Cocoa.-300 bags sold at 335. for Babio, and 36a. to Xs. for Trinidad. Ginger.-50 bags African sold at 255. per cat. P•roser.—A small parcel of black e.ld at 3d. per lb. . Rim— Th ere is abetter haste:fry, and . 5,000 bags gold at l i fe. 64. for Madras, and 16s. fed. to Ils. 11:ayboakem, to 20s. .smgoorl white Bengal, being fsd. higher. :., ... cottena,—lna be early past of the week. the:itooti demand experienced during the last fortnlghtcontion , iiid a slight aels`ance-was olvtamed on previous rates, but since the arrival of the American packet It has 'materially fallonagiond prices -stgedrel to those of Friday last, at which the market closed stestlily. 1.200 Egyptian were offered byritielieli'to-day, of wiiichloo sold. Speculators have talien 19,600,Amencan, 1,800 Egyptian. and 1,300 Surat; -and Exporters, 1,770 American, 230 Egyptian, Ana 180 Para. Tea,—The market hu been doll and' :metre, and to ' effect sales lower prime have bean accepted: ; Indigo continues steady at the advance. shq Lac.—About 100 chests sod at 38s. to 425; 120 chests Arabic at 225. 6d. to 81s. 6d.; 300 bags of Sago Flour " at 269., and 50 hires of Sago at 355. ; also 100 basket.* Gam bier, at 14a. per cet. . . :.4.l:tpetre without change, the sales obont 800' bags ; and for Nitrate of Soda the demand is very tridinz, Guano. —Holders of fine Ickabge ace asking advanced 1 prices ; and 71, per ton paid., The .sales arc about 701) tons of all,sorts of Afric.M. _.Foaf frit.-The whsle of theittnek of ring, in first hands, has been cleared from. the market, and NI. to 321. i$ non I talked of as the price ,. though 1;0 pales Imsve at'zresent been made at mare than 301. per ton. ' Hemp.—The' market was last week cleared of all the Pe terabbrg Hemp offering by the importers'. 400 tons baying beta taken at 33/• for clean, and 311. 10s. for outshot, and our quotation, are accordingly altered to the pBces now de manded. Abut 120 balm of Italian brought 3QI. 54. to 31/. 10a. for sound, and 900 bales of Jute -at 151. to 181. 15s, per Tallotr.—A goad demand has teen. experienced; Peters burg Y. C. was sold early in the with at .44. 6d. to 465. ; but 4es. 6tl. and 47a. was obtained yesterday, andholders are vet y firm at this advance. Odessa Tallovris prime, land inquired for. Smell lots of good North Amestoan have realised 465. to 469. per ewt ' Lae S.—About 300 barrels American, of good quality, Were meld at 425. Gtl. to 435. 6d.; and some interior a little under 40s. per cwt. lialllllll6, SEPT. 29.—Starer.The 'market hoe Femme quiet and niece are ratlaer lower. Since our last report. 700 boxes brown sad yellow Havant have been sold at'S ls. to no., and SO sheets brow,' Peruambuzo at 4 is. An air of ;s. his been made for a large parcel of fine brown 11strana, Vat refused. continues Oat The followinc pircels changed ',antra :--3,030 bassi Brazil, at 2t 31s. ; sAO - bias Lap lyra, 65.; 500 bags St. Doniingo, 3' 315.; 300, hhds. Porto Rico, 4 11-Id Ls, Cotton is in good d. matt], and prices rather higher. The market offers little choice. 300 'bags' St.lYrimir.co llo:d at 41 .514. 1 600 bags 'Jaguars, itta and 30 bms Surat, 3;a. Indigo.-.IJI chests Bengal ha'e been sold in public auc tion from 421 to C. 7.. pet 11). Riee is still In good demand, and holdets . rite asking higher prices. ANTWICRP, Oer. 1. —Bl 'gar has coatinued very firm sines unr last reports, and a favourable. opinion is pre vailing for the article. We have to mention the rale of a cargo of vellow Havana, 2,900 'boxes, for exportation, at a prlre which has not transpirkl ; and ut 700 boxes yellow °Havana, at 13f to 16 ft. , ectif,r.—Tht re is no paricular alteration this week. 5.50 imp Brazil sold at 2.5 to 271 e. ; 000 St. Domingo sold at 22c. to 221 c. artieln maintaisaits value, but u there is very little offering, this sales are limited to 80 hhda. Carolina, at 1411. for consumption, and a. kw 100 bagii . East India, at 11 1411. Bart.—The market is heavy, and we have not heard of a *Ade transaction. Coefow.-1101,1ers are a•king higher prices. Speeulatan have dispose.l of several thousand intes.romtheir old dock, ..bat the partiulara have mit transpired. 1: LEIPZIG .FAIR.—It is stated in tulves from Leip fig that the results of the first week of the gnat fair, whien to 4ebent t decide', in resp ect eff enginterecl operation s on a Large f.ecte,iswere not atifibageisfneoory. •The transactions in yrnolla,qii, leather, itosso•and .adka .had been iur dr] he three week' to tTillow froth. the I:litis fu which the hosin , o is chiefly of the retail kind, did nut promise Letter, for the Neate - gt at gamey was beeom'ngmorc yid int're `elotaciT•tett• • At, lit., Mimic ii railway railway shari + erne all ,l,pressed, ond a lacatieedeelire sti was anticipates' La l t,the liqnblatfota Of the adWltle, which s fixed for the I' inttli fi t'' • ‘.. """ 1 .7 - s 4 t Pr t5017111.011•TON, ()CT. 2.-Theattendance of farmers .was small; Iteuee the.sampigs oltpreal. wtwe soon disposed of at Went ;a. per quarter 'higher for best Wheat than what eigsnar samples made the left Friday's market. Good seed 'Wheat sold as high us Nit s okl *finding ditto. 6.5.. ; and 'meir ditto, up to 58r. per, stutter,. Bark y, tit for malting, !was in at demand i a few samples of fine making 4.35. ; goad ditto, 40.. ; erfnilingdf to, 611 to 3. 4 ki. ner quarter, being at an advance of ut least be. per quintet over the prices of illis - day week. ();its-41eatZ.,gli.h..grown, sweet, sold from :24a. to 304. ; Irish, fro:a 265. to,2Sa; foreign, Zorn 24.. to 280,, per quarter. Inferior samples were to he purchased at from 22a.: to i. 45. pee quiemen 13t401l end Peas were scarce ivied dear, &alias, Canis ia lum fsvpur,(or pig feed ; revo ltt smell lots sold at from 1 7s . to 12-.. per sack, said to weigh 25214,. Winter Tattsi wale add at Rs. per bushel. Oer. to-At this dot's market there was a fair supply of Wbeet,;.whigh.sold readily at 2s. 6.1. to !3.i. per gun, ter above.the gulfa of Ibis day se'nnight. Barley mnaltersel, with a free demand for most qualities. Oats per quartii destret,'loittli ilmO , sale 'at ttie advance. Berm. Were 31 .9 Ls. Prr Owitnter higher. • grinding I'ess Is., and agile:A 20. per quarter dearer. • WAREFEELI),• (k - r. arrirals are large of „Wheat ; miller. Rase been fete buyersforsome weeks. To-day there ant lessaeMvit , Iht p , riets Ik' per qr. higher then *44 .' 10 1. o, 'l'Dadikt, and aseogetat./Sderance in all country markets induces a general firmness in the trade. Barley ls. *laa quaiter, dearer, :.nrl 'realty fine saver. Oats and She:l- Ing,s•tedo: Beshe bring lb.lottctrttarter more money. No Vanntloa in other artielea. ••'.. • . o ..a, I.7l'heat, Ter quarter higher. Other articles the turn dearer. 01 - Fhear, 131. to I l l.; Ifte101.: 4•101.18 e. 'per dad ; Barley, 32, to . *IVA 'Oats, 235. to 30s. ; Beans, 40.. to 42*.; Peas, 40s. to • 44 * 4 1 . 49Ittlki .Flour,'37t. to 455. per seek. . DottktNG,.Qqi. l•-The market to-day was tvPll supplied with grain, ands good deal of Laciness was trons acted. 'Wheat may he rebated fully 30... per load more than day se'nnight; •Oirnealso rellised from Is. to 2s. per gr. mere. Beriey, Pies. and Beets. about the tame. Prices , ,ruled nNfollow .-"Wbeat„ old white, p. 5/. to 171. 105. ; do , 014 rad, 137. te lit. • ' do., nhed white,' 161. to 171. 105. ; do., mew red, 124 lira _ - Barley'Orrinding. 30s. to 325. ; do., melt . jags 41h. to Oda, , Oassosew, 241.0 26a. ; do., old, 26.. to 318. 'ass: new, 38.. to 40a. ; do„ old, 265, to 38s. Beans, new, to 46. , :'; do', - tdd,4oa. to 41% • tae ' toecHaoiwit Ott, Oct rl t.- 2 -'llete was a fair supply 'AP 'Wheat to-day; ishittelSoid at en advance on last prices. Yid/ 4•!Ples realiettifigilast 4 9 L4 tlaperior, 601. and 61.. , Beata, yt tt er tO 48s Betio, weklreFM,,Km . to 395. per quart , r. • . r 'Et)il.rttliGA,. SEPT. :10:At this day's market w e ~l dt .0041 suppfl of' Scotch Wheat, and the market ulti y all is. fed. per quarter dearer than this day ~,,nnight. For ,Froglif.h and free .',,reign Wheat there Las /iv= ti continued - ROW demand durfpg the week. To-day t •tbeeel was a very extensive business done in the former, at an ad'e , totet, of 34 per kunrterebat the sale was only moderat.• , for the latter. at Is, ' . .ro per -quarter over the currency of r'last WecYne4iy. samples of Farley met a ready sale at is, jrr quarter improvement, nod the value of other kinds was ;way meinteisseell, Who:moderate supply of Oats was quieltly taken •olf, and ant seltroce.of 6d. per quarter WWI gretkvillyoptattied. Re qut.t 13'hest, old top, 80s., average ,fit, Pd) Whert.' Wiee Ilveesge 61s. &I. ; general averatAaf; fm4:Pris am i, tow:: Bgelev top, 425., average rsge.ZBp, , eek.— lima ' Pat _ xt6IWW/let that the market b and End t . 71301 t .' . . dr y /W I . All ,:. d and EL.. Keit% front per or N t.so 0.. to f 7 . la' - N cal 4 othditer ....4..;..,..0.g,,, , • 4 t. to 5 o 9 , iWi tll; w' To irs l, ';'•;:41-"Lo'iloot'46:t.:4...,"'..11 4 0 0 In 1 1 ; 1 1 ' 3.l*.a:rbr ' 14.0,0,. t .,,m 5.... - ...,,,,k, 4 , 4 o t,, 41n .. }}!a *Wen .1 . . 310 :. 1 4 " Uki 120 2 0 ,••• ••01-46-4- •••14.40 n . 7 lib 2 0 to 4 0 1 -- 7,,• i HAy -1 , ,-', • toliiiiiitt, , : i 00. i ; L eto4 . Mean% Coorer anti *di, trliihii StriiiNdehiaiii,-*Rert the trade my heavyl tlt thlorittirmidessm.rit ,th t.• -.),q iiristel 3 11101 0 ! a00 2 %-kt• Meleamsr 7on to 93051 2.5. to t,N trioi,t , ..t:J.-, i , 4 4:,,..rx.:atc-7/56,b...b. 1, , . , , .. _. I ...... ... •:.120.c.--00. t Dorset couples, and young ra , ,(l, with a strong lamb, fetched from 42a. to 465. Some well.br.tl Rams were bought at four m sia ;mines. a brad, and these f-ent ethlrtted Reck man tra made from tweise to four( en g ,:nett. each. There was a g urd supply of first-rep Howes. Cr'.. Horses, sound ond young, and adapted for London porposts, made from 21 to 30 autLeas ; and several terur.4, t onwimil of three will matched horses, fetched 120 and 130 guiness ; cart colts made from 14 to 19 guineas; good nags sold at 10 to 24 guinea., and Weal cabs 5.., d at 11 to 14 guirtez.s, and among which there were some well-!red foreseers. Pigs were caught up at very high pries'. Sin ill stereo mild at lls. to 14s. each ; strong healthy store hogs made from 161. up to As. a hend ; choice nerd dairy-fed porkers sold at 61. , o P. 6,:. per stone; large f , t hogs r,alisati,3s. Cd. p,r atone ; and good bleeding sows sold fbr 355. up to 545. a head. LEWES. Or..Y. 2.—The second sheep fair was held to-clay. The number penned was extremely limited, there not being more than 1,900 sheep. The demand was lively, but the buyers were not inclined to advance upon the prices of the former fair, consequently the sale was somewhat Languid at-the opening, but most of the pens were, however, cleared before the afternoon, at rather improved prices. The attendance Of buyers was numerous. YORK RAM, OCT. I.—We had a good supply of fat Beasts, with a good attendance of buyers ; the stuck sold well, frarefr. to fn. 6d. per Moue. A short *apply of fat Sheep sold :.t about 8/d. per lb. ; it good show of !ebn Sheep and Latubs — nart with a good marks t. We had n:so a grod supply of .11,gu . ncasta. with rather a heavy autrket. • - .. • Exrry,t, OCT. 2.—There has been a good supply of stock Ao•day larger than that of last week ; but the dealings have roe been very beXak in emo-equence of the high prices asked. . BusinesiChaks; however. hero transacted re n,arly the Mine rates 44 last ',seek. Fo: rat Bullocks of good quality. 9s GI. per score hss If.en git - en,, and some have sold for 9.. 9 , 1. Sture llul!ockx hare not o:n -minded higher figured than last week, priers ranging from Cs. dd. to 7f'&l. per 'erre. There ha,. been a large number of Cows and &Nes exhibited, but none of very first rate quality. Cows and calves, of the Devon breed, have kol , l at from 101. to 16/. 16. , , each: 1 tench ditto, 91, to ILL A few yearlings were telling at from 71. to 71. is. Butcher.' Cofer.* were again sexcee,.and were worth full 6A. per lh. The stipple of Sheep tlies small, in comparison with that of bullocka, and lew than tile of last week. Among the number there were two loss OTSipth Downs, consisting both of fat and keeping sheep. Fat Sheep were_worth..from Ci. to 61d. per lb. The supply of Pigs was much less than that of the preceding week, which led to a greater demand, and rather better prices wel l e therefore obtainel. Eliot:oft HILL FAIR, WEsiTMORLAND.—This fair was held en Wednesday and ThumLty la t. It was atteuded by a siert number cf the iargela dealer. from the southern m antle of linglond, as well as those from Scatland, Ireland, ar.d the; tele of Man. There was a larz: show of every de scriptioe -of animals. Horses were leirgcly sought after. espee . belymood twd or three-years old colts, which were sold ut prvi trAigiag Lem 141., 1:01., to 40/. Ittx.:lsters and car riage tees a ere in gloat dimend, 1.c4r.,1 su'.:l A 11W , Mt, .:- 1., to . 4://. and mi. Good .strolg draught horses rens 181. to 401. Yearlings of goad breed and li bee rp told as high as 101, lu., and 531. each. There ad la :itioel show cf II tettlatel pouko, nearly all of which (1 . to sold at high prices. Oo re ly a few el first-rate huaet.: ire exhibited, and the bn.in...ts ..ruiegst 'heel wan bri. . Lean Bench., and other Irnu cattle for the pur poses of wintering and urs = ine, acre very 11;gh and in gnat eleinsnel being 'old m fitures ringing frrm le!, 14/. to . . . _ _ . 'Alma a.no mtt with burets at t4h aid to ttle,hu• the oupply of the l.tttrkmd aaa not great. The exthitiMa of Smiteli iiieep w. 441 not so Liras. as txpected. Cheviot; Ewes were sold as high its lib., 2d+., oral 2.1 a. a-head. ' Black-faced Ewes werein great demand, and were dispose,' of at prices Tarying from 10r., 131., to lbs. a piece. Sheerdste considered scarce. NEttc ',sil.r., Sept. 29.--We Ind a most excelk ot supply: df rattle at this 'comity's market, both Entebh nod formgn, nod en wall as regards mputite :eta quality. The &loam was very 'treat. A complete clearance was t (reeled at au a :lore 111 price 441 from 341, to tkl. a.Eone of 111 h. on last lea rates, and many butchers frum the neighbour hood did not get supplied. There was a ]trod supply of sheep, and the demand Sir them being also great, they were sold generally at an advance in price of about ,l,cl. a lb. on last week's rates. On the whole, it was the dearmt market we have had 111:a season. Cattle, G. to 7s. per stone of 11th., Aril some a trifle more. Sheep, Sid. to fitd. per lb., sinking the 4411. EDISVC3IIIII, SETT. 30.—The market waswell sup plied. rho 4:e .rand for Sheep was not so brisk ..s 1 at day, ,sisciututly mles were won d iiinlily o eti'ettrd, at barely former mica; hest aged Shost, i 6.l. ; inferior, I'd. to Zd. ; middling totolitici. 5 L to 5. 1 ,d. pc; lb., sinking offal Lambs of good totality sell well, and bray[ Bowl priecs ; the deinaud for middling and inferior de-Lelia:4n for fm.mity wig ems naves, And 4'40 sell at hirh prices. Tile Cattle nuulet was also sill supplied ; the demand chiefly 1 1 414 those ~r mime , ~ , a1:a1,.0 Lich sell freely at near:v Sv. ; b.ferier, re, ; mid- I dlingpidele ie.., (14.. !id. to 7.. 4d. a batch ,t..-ac, matti ng nail. • I shin t tow, Sr.er. 28.—There was a very large sup ii el t Catsle, Sheep, and Lambs, and pries- undern mit a me etable red. etion. lust slut Bev'( 0.41 at lUs, a s:ont of _ 2211 . inking the offals ; second quality, Os. 4.i ; cow and ottiiigc •i, l's. to, Ss. 6d Bliekt.ws.4 filimp t.vosiged from is is. a head, but one line lot fetched as high es 375. lairillll . siltfish were-small, and rather inferior, so:d Irina Ba. to la lash. Maur:, 00T. .I.—At Smithfield Cattle Market, thisr*te„ theta wic a good attelidamee, but owing to thei.,Pverpoul awl Manchester in 'diets being full mid depute:4d in the 'beginning of• the week, ft was more difiliult en sell: Good heel maintain. d the prices of this clarciefk,4s2s. Gd., offal soak, but isf, clue cattle were ~bout 2s. loser lbe. offal sunk, being the loss ..4-t Now. Eutton was alsh More iltf!teii'l to e4 ll . a'grent mane Sheep retaining entiPte mobs twelve and one o'cloek cusidd ; but the priers hadbeild. to 1.14,11. per lb., offal sink , was the same as the prodlng markets. Veal no chau6e t 41;d. to 711. per lb. •I•re .., •., • . -I e lot - • .• .. • ••• CON EN " r - 0 *ADE X . air ~ ?vb.'''. g.HVtgetaLls. are stsfruirtit . fi r the delsw in l, liiif Prslit II nod Over aban.a.ar.t. rincl'applep, of icy :11.1.f rii,,H•y, may 1..• hoitett tit !not es els', prices. Ahkiiit aim a , II telt Ilainhurah tirap: may d inis e ..htt (I. and lodge: inpertationa. of Fore.ga ,eu.a Lobe bo.os ices ived. Amit; and l'ears have tot a:teri..l in price .Mee oar hot e7 , 1 7 :0: t. 'firlltYbeS' are 'eater.. :duty •are sutEeieg for the &Milled-0 Nelnuta me ph ttiful.• ,Fillyatt trali••••,tidesoddy hillalt trivia.. 11117 as are scarcc, and se, are god Engli. h Wilt" ; .oilCr.rdign ontil are ir. Oil' Itit!ii V. Of I'vp t lies, MO_ sha,a; Caulifiowets, Le., are good, Litt Ihis latter hardly siWt itt,Sir tliv demand. Carrots and Tdru;p• ba!v altere 'Asti ly in kr:ec. rem, are scarce. :: :any ret sin ne try ti me n" f+ . 4 4t ‘...k. CO. ry is goLd In - q uality . • Potatne a . rn hi* moire ant vcry aCocil'Ofeestil by die prEvailin d . .- ; 40'00 art , quite nanialcable. Lettnee , said other Mad ist are good and plentiful. Cut Flowers chiefl y . eon -4 pit o Heed's Jasmines Pinks Camellias, Ptlargonnuus, sarkinia•, Fuchsia., At;slcria, and limey . . FRI:IIII • , .. I'. rniApt.:e. p, lb. It to 71; SO lb, rim. per bo!t den. /s tot rues: tar dft: ft , .- • (..=',... 1 1 1 ::rt 'h 077..::.:1 1 1) 4 ..1 ft r , t 0 0 0 1 1 . 4 3d • laser...s, .I . d .t. 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Duhliq; 2 •WaterSbmi ;:., 1 Dona- L 1 Freqch k I Klamilli ; ,l, Indian Exproso. k,. fil,t7v6E-c. , 3.1 -,.% ihath:s day maim*, N.W! it , x!erute hor,e,,md Ctrs. • - ' . 1 . t u ,,.00, ; ..2, 7 „,N,,W, a.m., S.V. pao..---Arsitd rrwo the. MOiator 1364. r Africi ; G.ne.ral ,Ilarcomi, Co? •x ma Ca*:lll:nclwriCharl•rtie; Prime. Etbtonl'o Tolosa. Evi, OM. 2...i-Ofia-At'strpNimt York, tyr Brown. 1M55,..41.2,,0ct . .?.-21:: bath of iron, mwir.ft d to be fait --, fit tho Angmf+), A r-ok..d o• tho Goo ! - ' - ' -3, U -.I Q Z I : Q Li CC LI 0 Li C 1 111 - • 1 ) • • P ,f is P - at t. 1. a. re r. It ,e of ro et of 'IY • ud 31{ ue Re to nd tta. et, to and ore big out Inn lug • , Pro .• the ate of era. ud rd. hot the ,blv it dly •re toe her ron. Ims, • ICf. C. did Lt