The Express. — London, England, 1848-01-14 00:00:00

I - 2, ~~ , . t" -- 4 / 7'- ~ ;i ~ ifort; 41i t %tut, It the auway, • bat fro u , rOUGhild Lte ▪ ta SELECTED LIST of NEW and APPROVED COLLEGE nod SCHOOL ROOKS, printed fee LONGMAN CO. NE and 0111101563 ration of HORACL Emily 4 • .... .7. PYCROYTS ' S anion of VIRGIL AIM Nolo. and 0,000 Marginal Rafelemon Pep. dm Ti. 6d. ; without • Sa. GI. In. j V. DR. KEN NEDTHOMILDR LATIN PRIMER; or PIM •az DLICE aiNFILEIPEATTIINGLISII 421.1 and ENGLISH. I LATIN 110.. 6d.) 1116710/IA2 . 100, Sic 6d. : R E D O L LIIHT:ATI 4 I? Ir k i l eH l k i lO L N A .Zlg . . a/ g I LII1 uen 1112.1'.7Nb.and RIDDLE and ARNOLD ' S COPIOCS and CRITICAL ENGLISH. LATIN.LEXICON. too.HA VI. , uTliviLL , Taram2 3 i tI . OO .2 I . I . ESSIVE EXERCISES In LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. EXPRESS FROM PARIS. UN", Boec OAn, We have our foreign express, with Paris news of yesterday, The speech delivered by M. Guisot, on his policy in Italy, in the Chamber of Peers on Wednesday, muted a great sensation in Paris, and was, of course, the subject of conversation in political circles yester day. Two amendments were proposed in the address, the object of which was to express, more clearly and strongly, the sympathy of France with the reform movement in Italy. These, with the acquiescence of M. °dad himself, were referred to the committee on the address, to which that document was sent back. The bureaux of the Chamber of Deputies were en on Wednesday with the examination of the of 1849. The estimates for the department of e army amount to 320,703,084 f. The force amounta to 333,510 men and 80,051 horses, of which 58,729 men and 14,900 horses are appropriated to Algeria. The estimates of the navy are 139,309,608 f. The force consists of 203 ships of all classes and 27,372 men. The following are the details of the ships in service : 6 ship of the line, 7 frigates, 15 corvettes, 16 brigs, 27 light vessels, 23 transports, 51 steam vessels, 28 vessels on the African station; l2 vessels would remain in commission de rode, and 18 in commission de port. A reform banquet, attended by upwards of six hundred guests, was held at Cambrai, on Sunday. L'Unien Monarchique says that news has arrived from Rome that the council of state has decided, in opposition to the opinion of the Pope, that its deliates shall be public. The same journal says that the Jesuits' College was near being pillaged, and was only saved by the intervention of the police. These re ports are given in general terms, without dates, de tails, or any particulars by which their authenticity OM be tested, and are probably destitute of lounda- . tion. No. 430.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JAN. 14, 1848. [3d. Max, Pau,, LOSS OF THE AVENGER. Foreign stocks are dull, with a declining tendency. Mexican, 18 to I. Spanish Fives, 19 to ; Threes, 29 to 4. Portuguese, 28 to 7. Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents., 544 to f ; the Fours, 831 to 8. New Grenada, 184 to 194. Peruvian, 30 to 4. Russian in advance, at 108 to 9. We have a failure in the Stock Exchange to-day of a large speculator in Consols for the fall, and also in Mexican for the rise. Baum, Ninals, Luasso Cam" hats, • WNW. 23NOPRON 11 AMARA/31R Edited, with Notes, 1 20041C1n. ke.• by N. C. BALFOUR. M.A. Net Bro, tee. • • Tin REV. DR. 8. TESTAMENT. rob T. , rivo, Map BLOOMFI 4(Id. ELD'S &Like of the O BE SE • , X. We have just received the following communica tion from the Admiralty; " Letters have been received to-day at the Admiralty, from Rear• Admiral Sir Lucius Cutts, dated Malta, Jan.!, re porting the return of the Hecate to that port, alter a close bat fruitless search for any servivers from the wreck of H. M. late frigate Avenger, and reporting that scarcely a vestige of that ill-:ated ship could be found on the rocks and Wands adjacent to the scene of the wreck :No hopes are, therefore, entertained of any lives being saved, excepti ng _ those of Lieut. Hooke and th e th ree o th er p ersons landed from the Avenger's cutter on the Barbary coast. DL BLOOMFIELD'S COLLEGE and SCHOOL Edition of the GREEK TESTAMENT. Fop. Pro, Map, 10a. 61. xi. DL BLOOMFIELD'S GREEK and ENGLISH LEXICON to the NEW TESTAMENT. Fop. Ito, 10s. Id. Yu.• THEKENNEDY* GREEK GRAMMAR: Greco Grammatlcee laatltutio Prthaa.► 12mo. ea 6d. xi.. XL W. MACLEOD'S SACRED GEOGRAPHY for SCHOOLS: SU Geography of Paketina. 12mo, Map. Ix 6d. BISHOPs, BUTLERS ANCIENT ATLAS of 23 coloured Maps. tw x • Vox 19 • BISHOP Ilb. BUTLER'S MODERN y. ATLAS of 13 Coloured Nam . o. *.• Butler's GOINTSI Atlas, 46 Coloured Map., eta, Ma • :ye • BISHOP BUTLER.* MODERN and ANCIENT GEOr" Oro, p.; bound, G ITH* GRAMMAR of GEOGRAPHY. fleas MCKILAT. Royal Mom., 3a. ; Kay. Pd. . Roars fa 6d. NEW PANTHEON ; orXII.. I s to Mythology. 18mo, W i tt l itTON PRINCIPLES and PRACTICE of ARITHMETIC. Imox ellir. T. TATER (of Battersea) FIRST PRINCIPLES of ARITH METIC. lan% lw ML Mr. T. TATES lof Battersea) ALGEBRA MADE EASY. limo, fa sett. Mr. T. TATES EXERCISES on MECHANICS and NATURAL PHILOSOPHY 100. N. arIitriZBACTICAL XX IT. MANONALLY4 HISTORICAL and MISCELLANEOUS grim TIONS. Genuine Editlon. ltmo. ea 6d. Half- past 0 i. 13110LIBI 13333 UWE. 194 7 lot OL awl s Ji A 3pi OL Oes. ar.. 37 871 3 * rel 1386331 5 1 a 7094 #lLe Id per OL 1331#.14#42, U 033 L 4 1 084 6 Ir e i t i . erent s U Strike:L. is I oomatim Atli / m. el bk. U tor el Dula 14. 34# 4 par CL Cola Dark #53 I have fallen now to 87 IFUNDS. r th i,:aur. tea l / 11. / . 8.. 878 I il~par 111 278. rum 1 81=8 . 64= 41 . 11 1 IR O c t Litz Com Aral 7 t ri g i rtmba Nols.. 108 LEOL= I II)% emir NI 13 Ot. Vasamis pm.. 38 8 Vmstals Warred 136.. 10 U THE CASE OF DR. HAMPDEN. Rams', broun f OATIP, ' BEAN% COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH.—Tni® DAT. .Blttings In Baaeo. THS BISHOP OP lIIIIISPORD.-MAND•11118.-Sir Fitzroy Kelly obtained a mist* show cause why • mandamus should not issue, directed to the Archbishop of Canterbury and to Dr. Burnaby, his vicar-general, commanding them to allow the Rev. Mr. Overbury, and two other beneficed clergymen, to be heard in opposition to the confirmation of the bishop elect of Hereford, and to determine on such opposition. The learned gentleman went at great length into the canon and common law, in order to show that the court of the Archbishop of Canterbury, held for the purpose of confirming the bishop elect, was bound to heir all cannon who, according to the forms of law, and in obedience to the citation and proclama tion calling upon all persons who had any oppezitios to offer to come forward and they should be heard, did so come forward prepared to prove the unsoundness " in doctrine and tosiebisg" of such bishop shot. Sir F. Kelly also tooted authorities to show that the props! mum, ltr as elaga., cumstances, was, that the Court of Queen'. issue a mandamus to the court below is in a cause.whotossaoh court had refused to hear some of the parties in the suit, and it remained therefore undetermined. The court granted the rule, without expressing any opinion on the matter. Improved by TAJui, Lasso, Ilussos, Immune Lumens r V TWO% N. 123n0. . - kir. lIORNSEYS PRONOUNCING EXPOSITOR; or New Spelling Book. 12mo, Is. For full dotage on each Work. we Mama Longman end Co.'s General thteloric of School Books, which may be had gratis. by post, cei application to lb. publhhers. London: Unman, Brown. Green. and Longman. A report prevails that the King of Sardinia is suf fering under indisposition. y DO SCUD* Since the LONDON 23a. 24 A SSOCIATION for PROMOTING the RELIEF of DESTITUTION In the METROPOLIS, and for Improving treoll4ltion of the Poor by means of Parochial and Dietrkt inting, - —merinteridence and direction of the Bishop and Clergy. ."e e Right Rev. the Lord Bishop of LONDON. raVerlihn. The Rt. Bon. W. E. Gledstone, M.P. Sir R. 11. Inglis, Bart.. M.P. /* Walter It. Farquhar, Bart. Office, 4, St. llartiti s spiace i ..=r i ar W'3 enalire t.e. . EM. The committee of this aesoclation, having brought to a close the operations of another year, lied it ueceroarY again to call public at. tendon W Its claims. The exertions of district visitors have rarely been more useful than tWing the past yam and probably never snore needed than at the pre gent thno. The promoted donithin of the Let winter, the very high peke. of provisions in the iirtg, and the /metal de 1 d of trade Web aumaelad. occasioned more than the usual demand upon the Apathies of the beim olenL At the Dement time the sicklier whichla el prevalent, and the street pauperise) condition of penis d e districts, gender every exertion noctenry In order to stay the tide of destitution. The Societies now receiving gangs from the fund am no Ices In mum. kg than on, and their operations extend over the poorest MU of Lou. • Including Bethnal-men, Ckrkenwell Stepney. Shoredltce, Beg =e, MMus:lmpel. Newington. he. The amount voted from the ring the year approaches £6,oLio and as thee grants wooden au =dtore M each distnet averagin g . ready the same amount, the e i spenditure through the machinery of the Anode/ion may be slated at not le,. than X 12.000 per annum. The ininen , e amount of gent benefit conferred by this ,iletrthuth.e K a men i n th e of the asessation. on the evi den ce of the clergy, and by the records of nume rous lit blind awed. In cennexion with the visiting societies+, provident funds have within the last two yaws been very generally entahhnhed. Upwards of d .l of thee. funds have taken advantage of htellities whic.h are afforde b this Association, and It appear* that in than 3o necktie., notwl thx eel the ' , manure of the thnee, the p cer have saved their pence and half. wee to an amount exceeding 1:3,000. The demands upon the Association being at present very gnat, and to all appearamv , likely to inerease, it in earnestly hoped that the public will continue those contributions which have been so liberally made in previous sewn, The Lest Annual Report of the Association will be found to eve full details of Ito operations. It mey be had at Menem Riringtoas, rd's.• aor Dalton's. Coen:l6mill be forwarded by prat on application So the liceretnry. The Earl of Denbigh pl 10 C. V. H. 2O Lord J. Fltzmy .4thdon.) 0 Lieut.-Col. Sullivan 0 C. F. Renew kai C. Bayer. . . 0 R. 11. V. Walpole. Req. (3.1 .... _ _ 1 0 Adm. the Un. W. 11. Ferey 25 0 Rev. G. 11. Sinyih 12.1 duo.) 3 3 H. AT E..q lO 0 Slr Thome PlalliPa, Rut (4th duo.).. Rev. R. P. Ilartohy Joah. Coll.. KA. )2ml don ) 1 0 1410 don lO 0 IL P........... W.H.Bndth, Pan. i4thdon lO 3. R. 8..1en. E... 14th don ) 'lO 0 Rev. J. T. .4 1 1 Sir R. P. Glyn, Bart. 14th n.. 25 odo Mew Caldwell. ....... 1 0 Mr. Collins . 1 0 E. P. C. . 0 Robert 1g....We11, ifen . ...Ma don.). .. 0 • aat. 'w doe.) - , ...... 6 • Mew Milne ilrd don.). 80 E. Boom (2nd don.) Llaat..Col. Pacet (4th don.) 6 Lady Mary 81.121cton (4th don.). .. 6 The Mboa...l.a;kw.kb Lket Co(. Arthur Upton (3rd don.. . . Rev. W. Hilton 441 a0 . 11.i 3 Mn. Ingham i3r.l I Min Fanny Wen . . —.a 4 A Thank O ff ering on *Rem vennefrom Uhler D. J. (31d don.) lO Major Jel.Sharpo a 2 Geo. Vi.ian. ~ .. - 4 6 Henrylaeon,Eaq.(2nddon.) 6 Rev. Ikecon Morrell (sth doe.). . . 10 Hew doe.) . . Gat dea.) -- JohnForreator, Fin.. 11. Mormon, FAQ. Onl . don ) 0. J•niddow). Poo. (4tBdon I Mro. Ohs. Werra 1 Mir Alouck.. B. Otto ia . a c. sotkon Ord dos,- W. It w ir . ..... Cart F. Lady Iladd i . .............5 Rev. It. Huron. George Barrow, lb& Her. Dr. Jolt . ..• ...... Co). C. Swart O. Wank, Em• and don.) Ron. Dr. Williamoand don ) Iladarlane Hon. W. F. Cowper. M.P. and don.) Moo Clara Philip. . ... _ . C. A. Mackenzie, Ord don.). Earl 20 Hon. Elba Fitzroy (Mdon.) 1 W. H. Hawn. Fog. - M. C., s Friend in the Poor ' lady Stoptord .. . I " . "' mw ( "Mi. Eq. Nth Clorlnde . P. c. c. W.O. Anvil. Roo. i2d don.) Langford Lovell. Esq. 1.24 Cl. d. lT'Ltarthope, LK... a 2 Hallowure.e. Carrie. Ems., M.P 1 O. L. .. . I iinkt. MP: WEI don.) lt• H. Arnad J. B. 8. Jaw Cartw=.. ...... .5 Rer.OaaJ. F. F. ........... 11. B. L. • • Adm. Lorit - 644: * :::.:.: MaJor.General Kann ....* Mb. Mtvray.... ....... Mto IL Murray . . a Richard Berm" Rep. 14111 don.). .... 1 Hrs. Logi * (2driAL . ). r I John Bacot. (3rd dun ) 0 Wm. Clowes. En. (2d don./ Lutiba I lolland. ....a 0 Ditto . ....a 1 1 Bartholomew Erere. Esq... 0 Men, 'Truman, * Banbury, Terra( Balaton, Euq._ 0 Bulton,rdidCo. (Blinn.) 105 0 R. J. Tucker. E.g. (21.14 dn..) 2 ?Mon.( Cventry. E,q. ..a 1 1 Coi. George Debrowe...... 0 Jam. Austin. ......a 2 2 The Earl of Ellooncre .... 26 0 Edward Bacon, En. (3rd Bon. Mrs. CHTulitle Vernon don.i .... _........ 2 2 Harcourt .. _ ..... 2S 0 Major Henry Pant, . 0 Contributions be received by the undermentioned * beaten: •T THS WEPT-HOD. Mena Henke, Farquhar, and Co., St. Jamenietreet. Mews. Drununond, Cturing.cross. Mn.aa Conte and Co., benaid. IT THE CITY. Kern. Hoare, Fleetatreet. Mom, Willey.. 'bacon. and Co., Blrchlndome. Moe,. Barclay, Beryl, and Co., Lornbardetreet. And Ie the Secretary, Mr. ITALY , at the .office of the Association, 4, St. Morelli u.tilace,Tratalgar.uquare MESSRS. LAMOND and Co., railway share auctioneers. nopectfulty beg to Inform their friend. and the pahlle, that they continue dolly to BUY and BELL all description. of SAILA' a Y SH A 888, tilnity debenture., Euclid) and foreign ,tort; tondo". end all other dart, and property. Mown. L and Co. also hog to announce that their public role tatw place every Wednesday. at 1 odor., at the Hall of Commerce, Thruallwedlo.street, London; to their aloe. at which place all favour , are mono...gad to be addreeed.—Thread• needle atrect, London. Jan. 1, lank NUMBER ONE, SALNT PAUL'S CHURCH YA ItD.—A greet 4lr le bathe made at 3lancherter to lower the aboutea tea. awe hear that all the elit. and 1,1111101 In nd are to no o nd Connellized, preming upo e n the C'hancelkw of lrel the Ex• chequer b, fall the duty tola per lb. If it be found pmetiatile we 4hall bare tea cheap enough to all our hearbt content. In the meantime the yrbe of coed Cong.. tea. 'eatable for all tkri.,fl.ll•UMCM to at Number One, 3a ed. per lb. Obwerre.—AU tea pay. i.e. 2:d. per Ih. duty. and .you may now buy for one ernerelgn Idlw. of good Aron( coNuor, which. when you two. It, will mthly you. un account of Ito good quality.— DAN I N and Co.. to merchnote. Number One. Paint Paure.churehrard. ED. J. DENT, by distinct appointments Watch and Clnekmaker to the Queen, 11.1111. Telma Albert, and H.I.N. the Emperor of R 1V3 , 41. having ((ready Increaned his stock of WATCHES and CLOCKS to meet the pl;rchasot made at thls.cason of the year. most rempectfully requods from the nubile an inspection of Ids 'snoop acsorttnents. cold vratcho‘, with cold dials, and Jewelk , l In four h..les, N Ir. each ; gentlemen's ditto, enamel W* 10 g.. ; diver smeller, 4 ea ; substantial and accurately going elver lever ontehe., jewelled In four helm, J. DENT, 83, Strand; 33, Ceelopur Arcot : and 34. Royal Endbattee (Clock Tower area). VOMP()SITE CANDLES, Sid. per lb.; wax J candles, le. ; German wax, la 2d. ; due wax, Is. Sd. ; transparent net ls. 11d. ; genuine max, 2. ld. beet eperm cendles, le. 9d. ; store media, eA ; waxed wick mould. id. ; Iledee composite, 10d. ; Prior*. told. Yellow reap. 485., bee.. and 00. per 112 Th.. ; mottled seem, tie. am 64.. Winder and prim map, le. 4d. per packet; brown Whadeor, la. lel. ; almond. 2.. od. Solar ofi. 3s. 3el. per gallon., seal. 4s. ; r.ge %bk. or amend, 4. fd, ; heft sperm oil. be. Best reeling wax, 4. 64. per Ih. to cash. at DAVIE:I B old established warehouse, 63. St. 3lar. Ws-Me, opposite Slaughter). Correct-boom. THE complete success of LEA and PERRINS' WORCF,STRIISHTRE SAUCE, in imparting the mast mares able Savour to armies with every kiod of rout meat, to steaks, dn.. OW, thh, and .oup, together with its ICA seat, and aeknowkdged stomachic Vropertle", and the very general demand that haa arisen for $t In preference to every other &Ind of .auee. having induced Mirth. la London and 'MUM to manufacture and sell SPURIOUS IMITA TIONS, none of which will bear compitrUcti with the genuine, but Okada di.hrdhaddadd to khOda who are not aware of the deception, L. sad P. bsJ for yeetfully to recommend purchitsen on all coomelons to set or LEA AND PERRINS WORCESTERSHIRE PAIJCIL W to ere that their earner aro woo the Mel and patent cap of the &Id by the pronrletal, 68, Brond.4 rent, Wormier, nod 8, V Oland -trt ,t, London : Barday and now. Crane and illnek= tn n ether Who,. and meyebante, Lond rnd by the most nupeetnble &akin to au, mdrebollY. THE extraordinary improvement, after 30 years' rraeuee. recently made in the treatment of MISD COM, PLAINT or NERVOI.S.NEtet i n ns great, that a cure can now be Sm , antred in eter3L cam which the Rey. Dr. WILLIS 1100 - E.I, late of Cambridge tniveray, receivea on hie lint, whether nerrous `rltheet aberration, or with it. Mental complaints were declared in curable till hr. M. eared Mantel( as yearn ago. Out of 15.010 In the laat dean lir. M. Soon nod know 20 uncured wbo have followed hDadrice. In till, niimber bare been many medlea/ men, noblemen, dent men, Refuel., cnnn. Ae. blew. 14 core rent to all tarta.—Apply or write, la. D10i.14.1 lay An t, lledford•wmare. At home from 11 to 3.—Anew MlAlet alit be cent to any addreas free, containing amnion* carat, be., If one stamp, and Dr. M.'s" Twelve Maptera on et , if bigamy* are rent. THE BEST REMEDY for INDIGESTION. NORTON'S CAMOSI ILE PILLS are confidently recommended u•simide hut certain remedy to all who puffer from indigestion. sick headache. bilious and lit compLainta : they act or a powerful tonic and AA tic xparicut intartlusi etreniith to the stomach, DIA composure to 'be preset," s't stem—veld in bottles at 10. 144., or Zi. Dd. each, WILL . OOGM RV and Co., late B. O. Windtai. 6 . 1 4 licYpialt m ed i cine Cf to pur r clum—anjTmcitatirn. for l'urt°n* Tel OWLAND'S 01)0N TO, or PEARL +Ai DUST! YRICE, • white Powder for the Teeta, compounded of the chnkni and moat recherche logredlente of the Oriental Herbeth It ersekstes tartar from the teeth, remote% spots of Incipient demo, tand preecnes the tenet!. Imparting the meet pure and pearl. knee, and Ores *erectile, and perfume to the breath. by neuter. er a dicated from the gllnn, and a healthy &Von an 6 1 .7. Induced, ao that the tea% of tome) are than rendered Jinn la %beneath,— Price 20. M. per DlA.—gold by A. ROWLAN Dead SOY, Ilattonviden, London ; and by all chemists and pert Innen. oti achmi 813130. 3 11 111 p. I, 3 i e 3 d. ,3 ld. ,J Id. e lidel 11 1 3D311 214.11. ~~; •~a ~ 1rg.,3130. Zre:: 1 ,1 7 4 11 141. *WK. CM.* i IlBBa VS Eta a ask ss „3„ 45 4T . 2$ WS T 1 U. DU• Havana 7* T Wont In. Jan. Itralli rob. 13 Antwerp; atp erdAm ; Octem en, Gottenbutg; en; Karts ma, klogne ; TOSTIA Seinen" lit' ago; ticOnrisidt Sailed Bowl% ; : do, Mara& , OR Bowel se, hot, or sultry , and brings IX MIS to week and it induces hog direful &war. Such snd odor by a few doss rarely banish die. flume.. Pencils take 11.04hurett uurietork NOW dor therk/Md daughtt , yr. No. of a An. A. EVre, of ttbrlel. u.yrick, the We ot &tenon. Er 4., of In, the wife of J. L. of G. B. Molls& F nombe. F. lata p TV. Rita% i;:teLtie saw" ienerable r CilousF:u2r4.r.r.. ghtiZZ.OllE ,bury bY lb" or 'kayos 11°" ho IMo B.4reg" . J. Fah-an. I Jane. aa,alga 1, wife of 7. Audis. beloeed • nd °al 'a of Feekesibel e . in Pembroke. elet. ow. 008 lar Ica rh.o. /iN .$"l Arthur. WWI OM mutt rleohl" " 6 ' woo°. v. lOWA Itydo Vert gath .l hell. et the 111. rosin. 101 ;.. f the Roy. C. W4 l .ter of Me 80. a" .7 k;;. above was written, we have received the following hastily written note from our correspondent at Rome : ROME, JAN. 3. We have had a scene like those that marked the last years of the reign of Lotus XVI. in Paris. The mob, headed by Cicerowhack, brought up on the first day of the year a long demand of rights and conces sions, resembling, in wild incoherency, the five points of your O'Connorite charter. The civic guard, to the number of 9,000 men, was called out to meet a sup posed popular insurrection at the gates of the Qui rinal. The doors were barred, and the rain dispersed the crowd. Meantime the senator (mayor), Prince Corsini, went through the streets haranguing the mob. He told them that the Pope, whom be had just seen, had said, "/o aon con popolo e per popolo.' A mob ga thered round the club of the Circolo Romano, from the balcony of which the senator addressed the peo ple. Sitenzio ! bawled out a brawny fellow, and all were silent. " Tell the Pope," said he, " that the people is for him and with him alone, and that if be listens to the scoundrels round him (birbanti), if he does not send them to the right about, this plaything (drawing out his Roman blade) will do the business." Immense shouts followed, and they all ultimately dispersed, on the promise that the Pope would drive through the Corso publicly, which he has just done, amid im mense clamor of applause. Dun Carlo Tortolia died, as I anticipated, on the last day of 1847 ; and Cicerowhack's son is in prison for taking part in the popular triumph for the dis comfiture of the Sonderbund. The Madrid mail of the 7th has arrived. General Espartero arrived in the capital at four o'clock on that morning, from St. Sebastian. The government party were desirous to put an end to the Salamanca affair. The ultra-moderados, however, continued to press it forward. Onr letters contain nothing to countenance the late reports of the indisposition of the queen. The Erpectador says, however, that Queen Isabella is going shortly to make a journey to Andalusia, for change of air. The interpretation put on this intended movement lean approaching re-union with General Serrano. We have received the journals of Constantinople to the 26th, with letters from Athena to the 20th. The insurrection which had broken out at Patras was com pletely suppressed. The cholera had not absolutely disappeared at Constantinople, but the cases of it were extremely rare. The journals are chiefly occupied with European news. Since the foregoing was in type, we have received our Paris express, with intelligence up to last night. After the departure of the mid-day mail of yester day, our correspondent received a mass of correspond ence which arrived by the Levant mail, including letters from onr correspondents at Malta, Constan tinople, Athens, Alexandria, &c. Also a detailed account of the loss of the Avenger, which we annex. LOSS OF H. M. STEAM-FRIGATE AVENGER. "We were running," says one of the survivors, " at the rate of ten knots an hour, from Lisbon to Gibraltar, bound to Malta, when, on the night of the 20th December, at four bells (10 o'cloek),in the first watch, the ship suddenly struck on a reef of rocks. At this moment Captain Napier was on the paddle-box, talking to the master. Lieutenant Rooke, one of the survivors, was in his cabin, in the act of taking off his coat. The gunner (another survivor) ran on deck in a state of nudity. Imme diately she struck, all hands rushed on deck ; as they did so, she heeled over on her broadside, the mainmast fell across the paddle-box boat, and no doubt a number of those engaged in clearing it away, were killed. The crew appeared completely paralysed ; nothing was heard but now and then as exclamation, " Oh, God! oh, God ! we. are all lost." Heavy seas swept over the vessel, and scarcely a man could retain his hold. The last seen of Lieut. Mar ryat was his being washed from his bold, and carried away, with some twenty more, to leeward. At last, Lieut. Rooke, the purser, second master, gunner, and four others, contrived to get into a quarter-boat. Here Provid. nce interposed to save them ; in lowering the boat the foremast fall got jammed, and the after one going freely, the boat bad her stern in water and her bows in the air, when a jacket belonging to one of the men fortunately got into the sheave-hole of the after-fall, stopped it, and enabled them to cut the falls adrift. After pushing off from the wreck, they endeavoured to regain her, to render such assistance as was possible, and to pick up any of the' crew; to:approach her they found impossible. The wind blew a gale from the southward. The sea was very high, and breaking completely over her. After remaining as near as they could get for two hours, they bore away for Gallas, distant about fourteen miles; an hour a ft er they had done so, the wind suddenly shifted to the north, and blew harder than it had done from the 'other quarter. This compelled them to bear up again, which they did, for the coast of Barbary. On their way they pawed the wreck, over which the sea was making awful sweeps. Soon after daylight they made the coast of Barbary, having run all night under a small lug-rail, and steered with an oar. In running the boat in, she grounded on a reef, and all hands were thrown out ,• the boy, however, refrained the boat, kept to her, and dri ft ed ashore alive. Of the remainder, only Lieut. Rooke, the gunner, and steward, were saved. The others perished in the sur f. The Arabs treated them kindly, dried their clothes, and gave them warm milk. After a repose they walked 36 miles, till they could procure horses, on which they rode to Biserta. Here they received every hospi tality from the governor and the consuls. A boat took them to Tunis, whence Sir Themes Reade sent a despatch to Malta. The Hecate started immediately for the fatal spot, whither the Bey of Tunis had already sent vessels, but not a vestige of the wreck remained. It is supposed that, with the shift of the wind, Ale heeled over into deep water, and sunk. There are from 30 to 50 fathoms all round these rocks, which are steep to within a ship's length. The total number lost is 251" . . Some sensation was excited yesterday morning in the Passage de l'Opera among the stock-jobbers, by a report that the King was taken ill on Wednesday whilst at dinner, and was obliged to be bled. The Three per Cents. fell to 741 r. 40c., but towards the afternoon had recovered to 74fr. 30c. to SOc. It apppeared on inquiry that there was not the slightest truth in this report; his Majesty had for a few days been labouring under a cold, the effects of which were so slight as not to prevent him from attending . a Cabinet council held yesterday. PAWN Jon. 13.—New Loan, 76 25; Three per Cents, 74 50; Fires 116 45; Fours, 100; Belgian Fives, 1840, 99; Do. 1841, 991; pour and-a-Half, —; Threes, —; Naples Rents, 102; Roman Loan, 9a; Treasury Bands, 44 1 ; Bank Shares, 31 90. Exchange on London (sight), 25 624. Kul wsys.—Paris and Orleans, 1,183 75; Paris and Rouen, 893 75; Avignon and ?amines, 555; North, 531 25. Letters received by the Madrid mail of the 7th say that the appearance of the Queen on the occasion of the reception at the palace on theft* des Rois (6th), was such as to disprove the rumours which were in circulation as to the state of her health. Her Majesty appeared perfectly well. MAD." Jan. 7.—T6ree per Cents., 271 at 50 days, 2431 for MA ; Four per Cents., 15 ; Five per Cents., 151 paper, 151 each ; Perin's, 5 paper. 41 cad,. C.oupons, cash. Beak of St. Ferdinand, 122 rah. Bank of t. S Isabella, Lydian,' on London, 48 30.100. A STATUE is about to be erected at Hull in honour of that upright patriot and able man, Andrew Marvel, who represented that town in parliament during the reign of Charles 11. COURT OF BANKRUPTCY.—Tars DAY. Before Mr. Geminiloner Yeahleague. IN RE CHAMBERS *ND Co.—ln the case of these bank rupts, who were formerly bankers in Bond-street, and were connected with the Italian Opera House, an audit meeting was held, under the separate estate of Abraham Henry Chambers, the elder. The business of the meetiug was pro foram, the whole of the affairs being nearly wound up. A dividend meeting was appointed for Tuesday next. A pre vious dividend of 6s. 6d. in the pound has been paid under this estate. SECOND EDITION. From the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. FOILRION-OFPICB, JAN. 13. —The Queen has beep pleased to approve of Mr. Luke Livingston, es Consul at Trinidad, for her Majesty the Queen of Portugal and the Algarve*. WAR OFFICE, Jan. 14. 22nd F.—Lieut. F. CL H. O. Williams, from the 1101 F., to be lieut. vice Hunt, who exchange.. 41st F—Cleat W. Hunt, from the 22nd P., to be lieut., vice Wili. Ham, who exchanges. 7dth F.—En.. J. Mason, b be lieut., without par, vice )(when, dee.; Gent-Cadet. J. R. Turnbull, from the RI. MIL College, to teens., vice Mama. let W. I. Itegt.-0. C. Stokes, gent., to be ens., by pur., eiee Searle, promoted. Seser.—N. J. Watson, gent., to be usi.t.-eare. to the form. --- L'n;rraertan.—Brev. Lieut.-Col. J. C. Smith, from major te,.p., ono., to be lieut.-col., without pur.; Drew. Major L. F. Jones, from the 96th F., to be Major, without pur.; Lieut. J. Nicholls, from the Royal Newfoundliuul Companies, to be rapt., without put. ADMIRALTY, ho. 3. The following pmmotionv have this day taken place, oonsequent upon the death of Vice-Adm. \V. Granger:—floc-Aden. of the White the Earl of Dundonald, G.C.8., to be vice-ados. of the red; Vice- Adm. of the Blue T. Browne, to be vice-edm. of the white; Rear. Adm. of the Red lion. F. W. Aylmer, C. 8., ta be vice-adm. of the blue ; Beer-Adm. of the White M. A. N. De Starch, to be rear-Wm. of the red ; Rear-Adm. of the blue W. Ward, to he rear-Wm. of the white; Capt. lion. A. Jones, to be rear-adro. of the blue. ADMIRALTY, JAN. 7. The following promotions have this day taken place, consequent upon the death of Rear-Adm. the T. Umber, C. 8., Rear. Adm. of the Blue Sir N. J. B. Pechell, Dart., C.D., E.C.11., to be rear-adm. of the white ; CapL P. J. Douglas, to be rear-adm. of the blue. ADMIRALTY Jaw. S. The following promotions have this day taken place, consequent upon Blue ;litr e lt. a fteft f laco Ad te ra. R B n ie t.,ta b e ir u a r dt. ia Bart,te K. Zte B. : Vice-id o l th o e f the Red Sir C. Adam, K.C.8., to be dm. of the blue; Vice-Adm. of the White Sir W. Parker, Bari, 0.C.8., to be vice-adm. of the red; Vise-Adm. of the Blue W. U. B. Tremiett, to be vice-adre. of the white; Rear-Adm. of the Red R. Thomas, to be vice-dm. of the blue; Rear-Adm. of the White A. Lyveght, to be rcar.edsn. of the red; Rear-Adm. of the Blue R. Elliot, to be rear-adm. of the white; Capt. B. Reynolds, C. 8., to be rear-dm. of the blue. BANKRUPTS. LESLEY ALEXANDER and WILLIAM BARDGETT, Old Broad-street, City, merchants. BENJAMIN Tirren, Maiden-lane, Queen-street, Cheap side, wholesale stationer. JOREPH Wootte, Blue Anchor, Staines, victualler. ANDREW DUNCAN, Wilson-street, Finsbury, manufac turer of preserved provisions. WILLIAM DUNKLIT, Tower-street Southwark, under taker. - - FREDERICK PEALE and JOHN JILLINGS, I.lollitoll, Devonshire, drapers. OLIVER WATERLOO KIND, Hart-street, Bloomsbury, lieenced victualler. WILLIAM Gtaterr, New Bond-street, buteher. JOHN M'KINNeLL, Billiter-street, City, wine merchant. RICHARD STAPLETON and WILLIAM THORN, White friars, dust contractors. WILLIAM THOMAS lefonoaw, Neath, Olamorganshire, draper. THOMAS SARTAIN, jun., Holt, Bradford, Wiltshire, sheep dealer. _ . . GEORGE STACEY, Bristol, victualler. SAMUEL SMITH, Manchester, rocer. LAWRENCE GREENWOOD and ROBERT LEACH, Bolton le-Moors, Lancashire, iron founders . WILLIAM HARKEES. Sunderland, Durham, ship builder. STEPHEN HENRY GUNNER, Bridport, Dorsetshire, at torney-at•law. ROBERT ORGILL, Netheneal, Leicestenhire, wheelwright GEORGE MEals, Birmingham. hardwareman. _ __ SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. JoHN liArrwew Moves, Edinburgh, budder. ALEXANDER WARDROP, Glasgow, jeweller. PETER SANKEY, Glasg ow , hat manufacturer. SAMUEL LEITH, Edin burgh, lithographic printer. WALTER LEES, GILSgOW, merchant. JOHN FRASER and ALEXANDER MITCHELL, jun., Glas gow, manufacturing chemists. JOHN HARDIE, Glasgow, merchant. WILLIAM COCHRAN, Dundee, druggists JAMES THOMSON( and MATHEW THOMSON, Devonside, wacamanammtre, manufacturer.. JOHN LORIMER, Glasgow, merchant. ROBERT WGREOOR and JOHN PATERSON, Glasgow, general stationers. WILLIAM JARVIE, Glasgow, agent. ALEXANDER lid`Awrit vit. Glasgow, wine merchant. BANK OF ENGLAND —Actorri 0114 Nola 'wood £16:4,5 for the Week en.ling Jan. 8. . iGovernment Debt Other Securities 2,981,900 Debt Coin end Bullion 10,476,023 811ver Byline 12a.sre.no 1 £15,876.710 Proprietors' Capital iii:g.ii3Oo6 - Rent 3 664 iM PubUn De . pheildUneidd Echeq., Par. Banks, Comm FL. of National Debt, and Dir. Amin.) 3.41008 Other Depogii+ Boveneliyandother Bills 846.30 A tPARTNIMT. Government Securities linclud. Land Weight Annuity) . ..... ..,C10,9 4 3,353 Otherdemirlties ...... 16,345,PM Gold and Silver Coln .. 701,U1 £35,356,287 Jao. 13. 1848. if. MARSHALL. Chief Clubler. SUGAR.—The Average Price of Sugar, the produce of the British possessions in America, computed from the returns made in the week ending the 1 lth day of January, 1i147, is 235. 3id. per cwt. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, is 2.35. lid. per cwt. Sugar, the, produce of the East Indies, is 245. Ild. per cwt. The average price of the three fore going descriptions, jointly, is 235. 74d. per cwt. COMMERCIAL ef MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—King Leopold is stated in the Belgian papers to have had several interviews with Baron Rothschild and other capitalists in Paris, about the new loan proposed to be raised for Belgium. The French funds come lower by this morning's mail from Paris, which has somewhat served to damp our stock market. In fact, prices have been running so fast ahead for some days, as rather to alarm the more prudent operators, and parties pro posing real investment out of dividends, are conse quently holding aloof. An impression begins to prevail more strongly in favour of investment in railway bonds and guaranteed lines, which assuredly offer more tempting returns on capital to be ontlaid than Consols at 88, as they have been done. The the in,Conaols from 85 upwards begins to be understood as in great part the artificial result of circumstances explained on former occasions. Console have fluctuated this morning from to per cent., which would appear to indicate a wavering sort of opinion among the parties operating for the rise. They have been as high as 88, and down to 871, and are "now quoted in declice at 871 to a for money and the opening. Reduced Threes, 87a to Three-and-a-Quarter per Ceuta., ssa to I. Exchequer Bills, 24e. to 275. premium. ißenk Stock, 194 to 7. RAILWAYS.—The share market is more quiet to day. Reading and Reigates have been done at } pm. Northern of France, II pm. North Staffordshire, I fl dia. r to par. Brighton', 43 to 431. South Western ate. SALMI 11/TECTIID VP TO TWO THIS DAT IN LONDON. (TailardWs prime win be famed In MA page.) himasidr a Lfj 11 d Midland, 116 Do. 401. 5h.,431 19 I Do. 501. di., 131 1 MA, RAH., 31 N. British, MI 6 i 14 Do. Halves, 111 Da. Thirds, 3 Ott W ore & W01v.„30 Gt. Northam, 1 Rea, Goa., and Rag., 71 Great Weassa, dg Scottish Centre], MI Do. Halves, 40 301 8. E. & Dover, 301 ll Do. Ora, 15 1 Do. No. I, 201 Do. New 171., 101 Do. No. 3, 119 I Ipswich &Bury St. Edmunds, 8 Do. Thirds., No. 4, 51 I Do. Est. Scup (late Comb, and Wilts, Som., & Wey., 16 Elf), 1 7 York, Neva, & Ser.. 341 Lane. a Carlisle, 35 Do. Orig. News. & Der.). 319 9 Lane. & Yorkshire Fifths, 71 Do. Fatensna, Ns. 1 (York & Do. W. R. U., 21 d • Newe.), 131 14 Leeds and Bradford, 93 Do. No. 2 (Newel& Bee), 121 1 Leeds & Think, 20 Do. G. N. E. Fur 91 / Lon., Bright., kB. (beet, 431 3 York and N. Mid., 761 1 Loa. and N. Western. 153 21 Do. Pref., 181 Do. Qrs., 1,. and 8., 34 Do. E. and W. WEAL, 35 I Do. Qrs., New, 81 8 Boulogne and Amiens, 14 131 Do. IN. sh. M.& 8., C, 3 N. of France, 111 Lon. & 8. West., 541 Orleans and Bordeaux, 5 Do. New 401., 211 1 Paris an Lyons, 5 t eat Norfolk, 115 Rouen and Havre, N. Staffordshire, 74 1 LIVERPOOL BALER, JANDANT Is. The market was very flat to-day, and prices slightly de clined. Birk., Len., & Ches. Jo. (late C. Man., Sher., a Lloeoln. Pref., 1 p and B.), 16 Midland, 112 Caledonian Halves, 31s. 3d. d Do. Halves, 111 d Ellin. and Glasgow, 431 N. Staffordshire, 1 9 d Glee. & Dem., 71 Shrews., 04, & Ches., Pref., 21 p G. Western, 1-t. ob., 11 p librops. Union, R. &C., 48s. K. Lon. and N. Western, 151 S. E. & Dover 31 Do. M. Is B. Cae. (C), 41p Do. N 0.4, ll d BIRMLNGEIAM SALES, JAIIVAZT 13. Very little business was transacted In this market, and prices remained unaltered. ---- -- "- Midlands, 113. MANCH/Urn% SALES. iMICAIrf 13. Business wu flat, and for the current account prices were • shade lower, but there were some transactions for the next account at yesterday's quotations. Birk. Lan., is Ches. J 6 d Inn. & N. W., M. k 8., Qrs. Fast Lancashire New, 3 d (13), 4 p Do. New Qrs., 13-16 Do. Qrs. (C), 4 p Bud. and Man. B. and C. Thirds, North Eltathhire, 3-16 d 13-16 d S. E.& Dover, No. 4, 11 13-16 d Lana It York., W.1t17., 21 d York, News., & Ber., N. & B. Do. Prot and Wyre, 341 Estes. No. 2, 2 7.16 1 p Leeds and Think, 16 d . I -------. LEEDS SALES; J.41q1,111T 13. There was an improved amount of business done in shares to-day, yet prices were not looking so healthy, although in one or two of the transactions slightly advanced rates were obtained. E. and W. Works, 8f d I E. Lancashire, 21 d West Ridings, 575. d N. British Third., Is. p North Staffordshire, par North Western, 4 d New Berwicks, 2j p BRISTOL BALLS, 'prep' 13. The market continued firm. Great Western Quarteni, 2i Do. New, 5.16 p • . - YORK BATES, JANUART IS. - Tort, Neircse., and Ber. Exton., I Gt. Northern, 41. Sc. 6d. Sc. No.2,late New Ber., 121.11 s 3d. Shed., Both., &Goole, lea. 6d. Do. O.N. E. Pur., Si. 11a. Id. EDINBURGH SALES, lermsaw 19. Caledonian New, 11 N. British, 266 Dundee & Perth Qrs., IL 4s. I 80. Qrs., 41. 10a. Edin. and Newport', 76 Do. New Cir. Se., Its. Dl. Northern, 11. 8.. ed. SS. TL, Tided., 7/. ks. OLASOOW 8 9, Jesrsay 11. Caledonian New, 24e. 235. Man. and Southampton, Sc. 6d. Dundee and Northern In., 25e. Midland, 11l Eastern Counties, 151 Do. Halves, 136 Edin. and Olas., BM ISs. N. British Thirds, 39e. d Edin. and Perth, 12e. 13e. York., Newt., and Ber. G. N. E. Do. New, 4s. Pur., W. 10s. PRODUCE.—Mmcwa-LANE, Half-past Two.— The public sales are large and various to-day, and will not finish until a late hour. The Sugar sales are progressing with a considerable degree of steadiness ; the Coffee sales are going off hearily.—Cassia Lignea sold at full prices.— Pepper ana Pimento does net show any mate rial alteration.—Cotton dull.—Rum very firm, and holders are asking rather higher prime. Opinion is becoming more strong u to the probability of the duty being lowered, as • relief to the West India interest. The week closes showing a fair average amount of business ; but no general improvement in prices. PRICES CURRENT. - - Sipes, per mt. MIT rem. W. Indie,B.P.bern. 335. 01.34 e. Od Yellow &Grey 36 0..40 Floe .... ll 0. 47 Manribus, brown 0.. 34 Yellow 33 0...38 Fine 3B 0...43 Bengaltelladrse,b 29 0...33 Yellow 34 0...37 Pi g s, No: I. AS 10... 3 15 !loops ll 0... 0 0 Cargo at Cardiff bar 7 6... 7 10 Swedish ll 6...1110 Lasts, at per ton. Pin best lB 0...18 10 Milled, sheet l9 5... 0 0 Bars 22 0... 0 0 Patent shot !I . 0 .0 0 WOlte 39 O. 49 14 or minium ... 19 10...20 0 Foreign, brown 27 0. 11 , Yellow 33 0...30 0 Grey and white 37 0...43 0 Refined, liarobro' 66 0...70 0 Lamps 33 0 53 0 Coma, in Bond. West India, ordi nary 23 0... 30 0 Good. SPerli - er - Otte6 per 232 lmp. rel. d.p. FM. Bat 4 pale.-- 31 0... 0 straw 23 0...29 brows k yellow 23 0.. 21 Sperm 510...921 Bead Matter Bl 0 . 83 Ced 23 0...231 South See._ 2l 0...83 Fine 7O o:::100 0 Ceylon, good ordi nary .. 33 e... 34 • Fine oniinnr - Y 34 0... 38 0 riot 3B 0... 78 0 Mitc,Gallipoll,p.ton 44 0...4$ 0 Cocoa Nut 39 0...60 0 Seed. Rape, pale, per toe 33 10 ...30 8 LIIISK4 23 10...23 15 Mocks good lofts 30 0... $0 0 Costs Ries, ordi nary to fine 33 0... 3$ 0 Ssunatra sad Ps- _ _ Numinous, per cert. Butter—Cork, 91 0...93 0 2nd 0 0 0 0 3rd 0 0... 0 0 _ _ 10ng23 0... 27 0 TEA., at per lb. Congoti,common- 0 711... 0 81 Rica, at per cwt. Bengal white l3 0... 16 0 Cargo 9 6... 10 6 Java l4 0... 13 0 . _ Doellry let - - 0 O . ; 0 Limerick, do 66 0..61 C.orloic, It 9O 0..96 Newry let 0 0.. 0 Waterford 64 0...92 leer, India, per tierce Patna, clawed 2O 0.. 23 0 Corolina 2B 0... 32 0 BnBrrs. Prime Mess 0 0... 0 0 D.B7. l: l l i p p rim tettolikes, e 7t.te meen iTa.7..k . •d, .. l 606 8 6 7 : 6 060.. .... 600 90 .2 00 : TArd,Betraet..Prkk lao 0...68 0 Waterford, d 0... I B.lzAlLAlAme,..looLet:canoladm.,.dd:;tridtdye,,&• Rum at per galL Leeward Idard Proof 1 7 1 8 Demerara, 26 to O.P • O 6 per amt )amain, 80 to $6 • 3 per cent. O.P. 3 6...4 Favourite marks 4 4 3 Brandy, let brands 4 7 ... Britioheptrits, d.p lO 3 0 tkotch Irian lO 3 ... 0 0 ' , Lax, per ton. Riga,P.T.R £47 0...34 0 St. Petersburg, 0 head 0 0...0 Dutch and Mennen 33 0...85 0 Friesland Hour, at per ton. Bt.Peteraburg,cleanZ3S 0. 38 0 outabot _half clean , Brash, dry 0 44...0 6 Drys&ited 0 1 ...0 4f Rio, dry 0 4f . 0 N Lima It Valp. dry 0 5 ...0 6 West India, dry 0 4 ...0 5 Baited 0 31...0 44 East India 0 4 0 I N Nips, B. Ayres, dry 0 7 ..0 8 Russia, dry 0 81-0 8 8. Amer.l lone, par hide 3 '1 8 Riga, 1121754 .. ii 0... 0 outabot pro Ifonilla East India Sabo IS 0...33 Bombay IS 0...19 Jute Tm at per cwt. Banco B2 0... 0 Strait!! .. . PO 6... 0 Russia, ditto 6 . 6 6 DT Ilt WOOD., at pe, t om L0rr00d,Jam6107....C4 0... 0 0 Honduras 0 0... 0 0 Camgx , achy 7 0... 9 0 Pu7tic, Jamaica 3 10... G 10 Nicaragua, large ad wild 10 0...13 0 _ .869611. .9 . o_lo 0 Lima !0 Com. in blocks s2 0...0 0 laox, at rer tou. Ban LI 3 LBlo ' Span ll 10...15 Red Sanders. 4 . 5 0 Brasil 18 0..40 0 COALS.—HaIf-past Two.—The following are the quotations: Bate's Hartley, 205.; Buddle's West Hart ey, 20s. ; Carr's Hartley, 20s. ; West Hartley, 205.; Walls End Adelaide, 205. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell,23e. ; Walls End Hetton, 235.; Walls End Lawilitoo, 235.; Walls End Stewart's, 235. ; Walls End Tees, 231.—Ships at mar ket, 440. CORN.—NIARK-LANE.--There wan but little Eng lish Wheat fresh up for this morning's market. and the stands were wish difficulty cleared of the few parcels that remained over from the previous market day, at Monday's rates. In foreign Wheat very little business was transacted, and its value was unaltered. Barley was in good supply and little request, at Monday's quotation. There have been but few arrivals of Oati during the week, but although holders endeavoured to establish a trifling advance, their efforts were unsuccessful. Beano and Peas the same as last quoted. The following are Monday's guotatione : BRITISH. limier. per ‘1 840 t 44 - Willa, Peen and Kent, red 50 to 54 to 56... white 48 to 56 to S 8 Norfolk and Suifolk. 48 to 52 to 54... do 52 to S 4 to S 6 *Leaves (Essex or &doll , 56 to 60 Oita b. k Lin., red..-- to to to to of Wheat dition ; '' The full I noel 1,023, Oats, . _..et to-day moderately supplied with Wheat, the demand for which wu rather brisk, at an advance of 6d. per load on fine samples; inferior supported last week's prices. Barley and Oats may be quoted 6d. to Is. per qr. higher than last week, In Beans and Peu no alteration. STOCKBRIDGE, Jan. 13.—Wheat was plentiful, the best selling as last week ; common found but few buyers, prices from 121. to 141. 10s. per load. Baxley for malting sold at from 265. to 325. per qr. Malt from 7s. to 85. per bushel ; with but little doing. Oats were scarce, yet but little doing. Beans and Pea/ were more in request, at rather better terms. Winter and spring Tares at from 6e. to 71. 6d. per basbeL Jan. 13. W.N.W.—Arrived : Rico. Sailed : Mary Valparaiso. GRIMSBY, Jan. 13.—N. Arrived: Sylphide, Leone, for Hamburg. CARNARVON, Jan. 13.—N.—The John Pwlheli, bas been assisted in here in a sinking grounded on the South Bank on the Bth inst. PETER/11AD, Jan. 11.—A boat, marked insi Duncan, muter, Dundee," and several barrels some wreck, have been picked up on the coast. BRIELDR, Jan. 12.—The Emma, of Ipswich, ' an shore, making a great deal of water, having an anchor. . - • - a. . _ _ _ .. - . _ -. _ - - - . .. . ..--- e e---. .aar------e.--g-a-s.- -/ •-•-• - - -. ‘ L- 4 --..- .4 7);do_Z ~e- -.sr_ sigrff.--eraie ...• • •1er...-- - - ~...".. , I ell Iffseensalaudflgelehhh-'18"'"••• 011-.. iw„. -10-10- barely l I moraine from the growers was vaes. arge. Wheat met 1136 ""*".'-'-'"""*"*" '''''' """ ."' 411".-29 II sale • the best samp les s . ' rted Lae week's lausT,Psedlng„.... ''''''' -.--... - te - ...4:imeguastrii ".w s fine damp and uPP ° las to de_gcsoais 22 2, 2 2 gnu pry" w in f er ior parcels must be noted Is. Ida .. - -to - .dielsh de per (natter lower. In Barley we note no change. Beans tea Wean -to - and Oats in fair demand, at about the currency of this day lan, Bigstin hod ..... ...-E o_ l ft! 1 .0 tlf 1 21 . 10001,- .77, 1 . ..1. - „,_ 6 i l l week. Flour unaltered. The following are the current uot ien . ne s 0 ,, 1 , 0 . 0 .,;„za 2 1: wx,...= ; , ; , ;;;; , 1 prices: Wheat, per qr., of 63!b.. to the bushel, south Irish bed le t o 22. cc . &oar 21 22 22.21 issaatry, red, bees, to 685.; mixed, 665. t• 69e.; whits, Dlus rouge 24 biased 68s. to 621. ; old, red, 565. to 58e. ; white, 58s. to 605. ; , , Lee al a 56...tma, pie.-- MI his S 2 Durham and Yorkshire, red, 52a. to 58s. ; white, 540. to bee rei hii .................. ...... Uto as lld.. ample lO 10 40 60s. • Dantaic , Stettin, and Konigsburg, 575. to 00a. • -10 - • i e :r al -to - Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, 575. to 58e. ; Holstein: .. White 34 to 34...01d 41 to 43 37 to 41 rs. 43 to 43 D anis h. an Hamburg, 56.. to 68e. Flour, fine, per sack • . anis, Idaesgsa.. ID M M. Sack Ham. 114 to 36 small 36 to old 43 to 47 of 2801 h., 42.. ;_ superfine, 465. Rye Meal, 71. s s ._ per Lame New Ilprbg -to -...new winter -.o --old -to - ton. Oats, feed, per qr., 18.. to 221. ; potato, 24,. to NW ; 1 0 anima, New 6.11 to SO foreign, 19s. to 225. Beans, new, 40.. to 425. ,• old, 44a. t Damao Can" per thoweend £l2 19 °- " 4 " 9 °. 48e. Peu, boilers, 445. to 48a. Imports : Wheat, coast. Per welt at WM. .__ ~,, Lova, Teentasade, dolbired 44 to 40.-See household 42 to 41 w ise , nos , ere. Norika sad WS& .36 to 40 white 4O to U Uunanue, Jan. 13.-Very assail supplies. Wheat told orthumberind, Lincoln, and Yorkshire -t° - finely ; the average price this week, 575. 6d. per qr. Barley Sari and Kest - to Arial% - to - FOREIGN. and Oats in more demand, but not dearer. Peas were bought fleas; Diustate and &ciphers_ 34 to 36... fine 5B to 60 lower. Beans a slow sale. 1 Feminism, Rostock, sad Stettin, Pry sad Brabant - to - thinly attended, and little business done, at prices a shade Danish awl Hanabargh 3 ° t° " under last week's. Wheat, 19s. to 23e. B a rl e y, 11.. 6d . to Rumba 42 to 48 Iffrlgler, - r'r -12 s. 6d. Oats, &to 9s. . . Danube and Odeon to Spanish bard - -...ash -to - Lnanitex, Jan. 12.-The show of Wheat at market wee ii Ti Camadlan. -to -•••Awoulian-• 33 to 39 small, and bought eagerly, at firm prices. Oats aarecoming -t° - in more liberally, and pesos well kept up. Very little Bar. ansv i lreedlag 2 , 5 1 t° t . 29 ,..1 LL .,.. "11im g • -__ to - ley appears. The demand for Indian Corn and Meal has MANUS=I' ATV, Ra. TaWllMlllaa and Stralsund -to - In other breadstuff.* good trade. The weather is rather . ' Owl* sad Daniell Prlsmstsni end Dutch feed . Id to 22 -_ 3O _ EDINBURGH, Jan. 12.-The supply of Wheat from the i Dino Brew 24 to 213 feed SABI, tisk.- to -...01d, - to - growers at this morning's market was large , but the °Nadi. OEM -to -..._ _old- .... -.-.. -to - tion being somewhat improved, it met , in consequence, a 11 17F0rn....--. ... -- 21 t 0 30•••TostanTo --- -to - free sale at the extreme rates or this day week ; and in WI 11 7 V nat. -- - • -to - some instances an advance of Is. per qr. was obtained for fine rr sampler Foreign was in good retail demand without sans, old -la - new.- -to -...large ..... . -to - -•• . mensie, Battle and Rand= 43; 4 3 i ,„ 30 change in value. Barle y . sold readily, at an improvement° f . Merliternassa and Odom. -t043t0 32 6d. per qr. Oats were in liberal supply, but having a large AFINSED . to -E bempeed 34 to 36 attendance of buyers, the whole were cleared off at fully the !, AMOS CA=l i rila teal, per too- g 6 Oa to E 6 6s• currency of last Wednesday. Beans in demand, and rather B•MBB Csim• DOMOMIWBS". ... ..... •••••••• Z 9 to. t° 410 ". dearer. Wheat, top, • average, 545. 3d. Barley, I Blab Frialtead anemia SIO Os. to f 4 I I . cr." 365. • average, 31s. 4d. Oats, 28s. Bd. ; average, 245. 7d. " IL ' CHHB• Alasnaleh yaw lasmi at NSW. Dean mal Yismkeng-- ...... --- ........... ___ -to - Bawls, 375.; average, 33e. 6d. Hamada- - 23 to 26 GLASGOW, Jan. 12.-Since the beginning of the month Truth, Toe seek - a 31101 he. tree -1° - the arrivals have been fair. The neighbouring country ARRIVALS LNTO LONDON PROM 10th JAN. TO 14th JAN. markets were su ffi ciently supplied with Wheat foe the pre- Qrs. English. Scotch. Irish. Foreign. sent demand; any additional quantity would have had the Wheat I 70 effect of lowering prices beyond the decline of 6d. to la. per Barley I grO 1 Oats 3930 I Meter, 4,110 samba: - barnia. NI; 3,790 mt. much firmness. Fine Wheat and fresh, sweet barrel Flour sold 6d. to lc dearer par boll and barrel. Oats wen is Lesiva Areatoza-WheaL Ma ad ; Barley, Sec Id.; Oafs, better req . . , Is. 24.; Rye, -; Beans, 376.1 Peas, 43R Id , est and Oatmeal realised • alight improvement. f At this day's market there was a moderate attendance of IMPERIAL AVERAGES. town and country buyers. Wheat and Flour were in slow Wllant•lfterterl Oat& i Bye. I &us. Pees• demand, and the turn in favour of the buyers. Barley hung , et. 4 ... ... Ma 14 1 30 e 5d;22.4 5d,28s lid 44s 6d 1 4d4 341 heavily on hand, at a reduction of Is. per 3201b5. Oats sold : 1 11 1 ::: ...... IL . I rd l4 : l 3oe 3°. 71 2 2 21 1 e !III:: 4d °d at 7 06 4;4 495 7s 4 1 in retail at last week's currency. Oatmeal was Inn inquired . - 25 ... ... 33s 0d1314 &ills 3d 31. Id Ils 69,411. 3d after, in expectation of increased receipts from Ireland. 'r ,n. 1 ... ... 33. lid 31s 84 , 20 s 74 29. Made 103144 s 10d Beans were in abort supply, and a free sale. Peas attracted i - 8 ... ... 331 10ff.31s 7929 e Billle 4410. ild 46s Od little attention. Indian Corn and Meal neglected. weeks' egg. Aver. lags Ind De 01231 s 6il 3ls Idl4l. 86,413 s tkl ----o- t (There are no duties on Foreign Grath.) HOPS. - BOROUGH' MARKET, Ike o' Clock. - i ii . Prim. Dec 4. Dee 11. Dec. 18. Dec. 2.5, Jan. 1 : Jan. 0. Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that the market continues the same. 6 33 10 ... 3 11 ... ... ••• ••• - '"'t - New Bede E. Keats B. 10 to6 l . 0 Yearling Kents.o.cirt. NMI to N. a 53 0 ... ••• ••• ••• New Weald of Keats 216 tot 10 Year Swam „ 2 6to 3 I . 32 2 ... ::: -1. ... Newo 318 to 3 1 0 1 Old lope 4 4to 6 6 „ I oto 3 11 62 1.- -•• a ..... .j ... ... ... ... al 11 - 1 .• ... . ... ... ... SKINS, LEADENHALL, Jan. 14. - Hides, 561 b,. BANBURY, Jan. 13.-The prime of all descriptions of to 641ba, lid' to lid. ; 64Ibs. to 72Ibe. 1 Id. to Ifd ; 72165. sin here to-day have been much the same as last week to 801 be, ltd. to 2,11. • 80Ibe. to 881 bi., lid. to 2.1; ;88164. , i apt for those of Wheat out of condition, which are le. to to Nibs., 2d. to lid. '96lb a. to 1041 be , 2d. to 214. Horse zr qr. lower. The following are the prices :-Old Wheat, Hides, Bs. 6rl. Calf Skins, 3s. &I. to ss. 6d. Ss. 3d. . Jan 14. -Polled Sheep Skim, 4.. to •- 7s . ; new, 6 .. to 6s. 6d. Malting Barley, 30.. to . .... 5. ; grinding, 28s. to 30s. Old Beans, 6 1 . 6d. to 6s. 9d. ; w, 4s. 9d. to ss. 4d. Oats, 22a. to 28s. nos and Kents, 3s. 6d. to 4s. 3d. Downs, BIRMINGHAM, Jan. 13.-At this day's mark e t there was 285. 6d. to 3s. 4d. .all supply of Wheat, chiefly out of condition, and no pro CATTLE-SMITHFIELD, Tae Doe d Clork.-We have ess could be made in sales except at Is. per quarter under e currency of this day se'nnight. Barley of all kind, fully not a very large supply of . Beasts to -day ; .it is however adequate to the demand, which is limited , owing to change dear. On Oats the turn wee in favour of the buyer. of weather and full dead mar k e t s. All ki n d s o f B easts ,ans, la. to 2a per qr. cheaper. Peas unaltered. During must be quoted 2d. per Sib., low er th an on Monday last, nor s present week we have agsen to rep or t f ew t ransact i ons i n can • clearance be effected at this reduction. Th e num l eer e trade, and the price of Wheat is no m i na ll y th e same as arg • fore. In Barley very litfle doing. On O a t s th e t urn i s i n of Sheep is by no means l but for th e above roar of the buyer, but a fair quantity has changed hands. reasons, there are quite sufficient. e Monday's prices are with further decline oils. per qr. has been submitted ts on Beans di ffi culty obtained. Trade is a l so d u ll f or C a l ves ; c h o i ce d Peas. Present prices. Wheat, E ng li s h, w hi te, per ones, being scarce, dill make 6s. 4d. ; but, infe r io r qua lifi ed • ehel of 62110., 7e. to 7s. 7d. ; new, 7s. Id. to 70. sd. ; are lower. Pigs meet with a dull sale, at rather less money. I, fie. 9d. to 7e. 3d.; new, 6e. Bd. to 7s. 2d. • Irish, We have from Holland 47 Beasts and 600 Sh ee p ; from 1; da; dd. ~,, 7e .; foreign, red, de , ea y e. dd. . w hi ee ;y e. 4d. Scotland 240 Beasts ; and 125 Mach Cows from the Bs. 4d. ,• Polish Odes , 6e. 10d. to 7c2d. ; Danube, ss. 9d. neighbourhood of London. le. 6d. Barley, per imperial quarter, 346. to 37c69. ; grind- 13. 3 P1 P.Lr'.,. 17,1 8 ( 1 „, 1 %,.. 41 t i l ,', g.,„, P 7,„',,Vr i rb B 2 l l', Bh. * d. d o t d i r, per 3921b5., 27e. 6d. to 295. 6d. Oats, English, vrhite,per Best Short-hors e -.. 44 4 6 Data ions.wools 46 4 a penal qr., 261. to 34.. ; Welsh, black and white. per ekcond quality Brno . 3 6 4 0 Do. do. Shorn Ate., 228.6 d. to 245.; Limb (40 to 421 b.), 235. 6d. to 253.6 d. ; tube, . 4 2 3 4 1 Erre+ and second quality 3 6 4 2 . 4 il 5 0 Do. Shorn 0 00 • , ib. to 391 b.), 235. to 245. 6d. ; black, 225. 6d. to 244. 6d. lei Dot & lialfbreds 3 0 3 2 Lambs 0 0 0 0 • ans, English , per 1961 be., old, 18s. 6d. to 20s. 6d.; new, 16e. Beets at market, 90 ; Sheep sod Lambe, 2.640 ; Cali., 11i ; Pi gs , 310. i 17s. 6d. ; Irish,l6e. 6d. to 17s. ; foreign, 13s. to 18s. 6d. BEVERLEY, Jan. 12.-There was a good supply of Beasts 1 as, boiling, per imp. qr., 445. to 575. ; grinding, per and a fair quantity of Sheep. The attendance of buyers ilbs., 15 5 . 6d. to 17 8 . 6d. Lentils, per Ifffilbs., 12s. 6d. to being rather numerous, nearly all the stock changed hands. 1. 61. Indian Corn, per 196110., 14e. 6d. to 154. 6d. Flour, Beef, 7s. to Bs. per stone. Mutton, 6d. to 7d. per lb. ' r sack of 28016., English, fine, 430.. to 466.; seconds, 386. PI .. 426. RWARIL, Jan. 11.-The fat stock market was only thinly supplied with stock, but plenty of purchasers, and prices Bisuop'a STonrroan, Jan 13.-Our market was well sup- brisker than last week's quotations. Beef, 75. 6d. to Bs. per el ed. Business dull; but fine samples realised lest week's I stone. Mutton, 64d. to 7d. per lb.-Beasts 36, Sheep 345 , I' , ces. V e heat sold from 48e. to 645. per qr. Barley, 275. l 31e. Oats, 233. to 255. Beans, 315. to 355. Peas, 355. ' NEWCASTLE, Jan. 11.-We have again to report a good 375. show of cattle as regards quality, but there was a falling off li' 1 BRIGHTON, Jan. 13.-Wheat Is. to 2s. lower than Let in the number compared with last week ; also a good season. able supply, of Sheep . several lots of which were serio u sly ' ek ; but little sold, fanners being unwilling to sell at the affected with the m urrain. There was about 460 head of j Inchon. Wheat, white, per load, 131. 10s. to 131. 15e. ; fat Cattle on offer here to-day. Though we do not alter the I, 121. 10s. to 121. 15s. Barl t y. per qr., 30s. to 335. Oats, -. from last week, all kinds were making more 111 quo lOW to 20s. Beane, 365. to 38 .. Peas, 365. to 375.11 money. There was a brisk demand for all sorts, and • good BRISTOL, Jan. 13.-The arrivals this week are • 2,200 attendance of both local and distant buyers, and all sold. Wheat; 324 Maize, frcm Odessa; coastwise and from The demand for Sheep has also undergone an improvement • land, 258 qn. Wheat, 3,620 Oats, 352 Barley, 400 from last week; prices had an upward tendency, and all • vela and 890 sacks Flour. Some business was done at sold. Pork was in active request, and sold freely, at former : week's prices in foreign Wheat and Flour on Tuesday. rates. Prices: Beasts, 6a. 6d. to 7s. 6d. per stone of 141111. • to-day's market farmers' aupplies were good, and last Sheep, 54d. to 7d. per lb. Pork, 6e. to 7s, per stone. Nuns- sk's prices main.ained for all grain except Oats, Foreign bee shown : Sheep, 4,600; Swine, 204. seat held at full prices. Abetter sale for Barley, but ROTHERHAM, Jan. 10.-The show of both B eas t s an d R scould not be mold, except at le. per qr. reduction, with • Sheep was larger than we have witnessed for so me wee k s y poor demand. There was a poor demand for Flour also. . ' back. The attendance of buyers from Manchester and other places being very numerous, caused the trade to rule brisk, hems, Jan. 13.-There was a fair supply of Wheat, . 'ch of which was in bad rendition ; the trade was brisk, at the following quotations : Beef, 7s. 6d. to Bs. per stone. • 1 a large amount of business:was done, on fully as good Mutton, 64d. to 7d. per lb. Cattle, 230; Sheep, 3,600. ses OS last week ; the turn was rather in favour of the or, and a good clearance was made. Barley was in good SALFORD, Jan. 12.-We had a large show of stock to. i day, but, as the demand was oho brisk, the full rates of last ply, and meta very quick sale, the best lots fetching 1.. • above the prices of last week : 365. 6d. per qr. was the week were readily obtained. to Very prime Beef realised 844. hest price given ; almost everything was sold. The trade per lb ., and prime mutton s( d . 6411. Beans and Peas was dull, Oats were in large supply, and Tat - more JANUARY FAIR.-At this fair, which was held vi rather lower. Wheat, white, 565. to 595.; hest red, 644. on W e d nes d ay , there was a moderate supply of cattle, and of 1 1 1 to 585.; middling, 475. 635. • inferior, 425. to 465. ; Barley, f a i r qua lit y . F a t C ows f rom 53 5. to 63 5. per cwt. - fat Oxen, ; .to 355.; Oats, 228. to 28s'. • Beans, 50e, to 5&. ; Bea., 605. ; store cattle, 401. ; Cows and Calves, from .s'6e. to 60 5., .to 50s. per qr. Flour, fi ne, per sack, 435. to 47e. ; averaging the quality. Sheep plenty, from 649. to 7c1., .;:', ends, 39e. to 425. per lb . Ab out 80 h ea d of cattle sold. Thou usually a small lODALMING, Jan. 12.-There was a fair supply here to fair. I ~ but only a slow sale, at the following prices. Wheat, WaxerieLD, Jan. 12.-There were 500 Beasts end 5,000 , 48s. to 524. ; white, 545. to 60s, Barley, 265. to 325. Sheep ; althongh the usual number of bue era attended, part is, 38s. to 41.. Oats, 20s. to 233. of the stock remained unsold. Beef, 6s. 6d. to 75. 6d. per i i lITCHIN.Jan.II.-Our market being very thinly supplied stone; Mutton, 61d, told . per lb. h all kinds of Corn, prices ruled much as last week. c ..DINIWROH, Jan. 12.-The Cattle market was well mat, 305. to 36e. per load. Beans, 23e. to 258. ; old, 335. supplied. There was again a great attendance of lss. Peas, 254. to 284. Barley, 275. to 325. per qr. Oats, . to 27e. buyers, but we can quote no alteration in price, se sales ruled remarkably dull. Top price, 9s. ; current, 8.. 6d, ; LAIDSTONE, Jan. 13.-This day we had a very slow and inferior, 7s. 6d. per Dutch stone. A considerable le for Wheat, at last week's prices. Some inquiry was number were unsold. We had a large supply of Sheep. de for very fine !simples, but at no advance. Lent Corn On account of the great quantity shown, ales were 'cry dull. No inquiry yet for seed. rather dull. The salesmen still held out . for higher dANNINGTREE, Jan. 13.-Our market to-day is dull for rites, but latterly had to give way to prices below teat, except of fine dry quality, which sells at much the list week's. Top price of the b. it Mutton, Bid. ; current, ie price as last week. Fine malting Barley fully as dear; 54d. to 6d. ; inferior, 4d. to 44d. A considerable number 'nor, for grinding, is selling at 265. to 28s. per qr. remained unsold, rcely any other grain at market. Her Yesterday's Markets sea tart page. 1 fEwARR, Jan. 12.-The corn market during the week in __ . . . adjacent counties have made little progrees, and pur- __ sees were confined to fine Wheat and Barley, at last quo- SHIPPING. i lons. At this day's market the supply of Wheat was MAILS ARRIVED.-Dublia,3 ; Waterford, 2 ; Donaghadse, i , I y an equal to the demand ; but, the greater proportion 1 ; Guernsey and Jersey, 1 ; French, 1 ; Holland, 1. vg out of condition, the finest samples only were taken at LONDON, Jan. 14.-Wind this day at noon, N.W., and second qualities 2s. per quarter reduction in price , light breeze, with thick hazy weather and drizzling rain. rley was offered one liberal scale; hut the leading malt- DEAL, Jan. 13.-N. to N.N.E., strong and squally.-Ar- a, having laid in heavy stocks from Norfolk and Suffolk rived from the river and sailed: Arab, Mauritius; Helen, it, purchased sparingly, the select samples le. per qr., Tobago; &outfield, and Sophie, Jamaica; Catherine, Sa- -1 the second qualities 1.. 6d. lower terms. Oats were raanah, re plentiful, and the turn cheaper. Beans little inouired RAMSGATI, Jan. 13.-N.E., strong.-Sailed : Senhora, 'r. Blue and white Peso more in demand. In grinding Santa Martha. ley and Indian Corn little passing. Wheat, new, white, PoßTsnorru, J. 13.-N.-Sailed: Northumberland, 36 st., 575. te 695. ; red, 625. to 565. Barley, malting, Madras and Calcutta. ~ measure, 31s. to 325. 6d. ' • second, 284. to 30s. Oats, Cowes, Jan. 13.-11.-Arrived: Jenny, New York. r, per stone, lld. to 124 d. Beans, English, old, per 38 FALMOUTH, Jan. 13.-N.N.E.-Sailed : Warman, Rio se, 545. to 58..: Egyptian, 445. to 455. Peas, white, per °reside ; American Lass, Sierra Leone. stone, 545. ;blue, 661. Indian Corn, per 32 st., 375. to 38e. Orr PENZANCIL-Adele, 'Madras. Liveueoot, Jan. 13.-N.N.W.-Sailed : Agrimdo, Ma kW131.711Y, Jan. 13.-We continue to receive fair supplies nilla ; Stirlii.gshire, Maranham ; Daniel Grant, Oporto and Wheat from our farmers, hut a great portion out of con- Chili ; Ivanhoe, He Ellen, New (Means; Benjamin on ; the sale ruled dull at nearly the rtes of last week. H ape. Savannah ; Monongahela, Philadelphia ; Rosen'', e supply of Barley was not large, which met • flee sale at EAStsGATE, Jan, 13 -The brig Hilda, of Newcastle es to the Bth Jan .: Wheat, 1,061 qrs., at &Se. • Barley, I prices. Oats. Beans, end Peas, exceedingly dull. Ave. N Shields, to Constantinople, sunk on the Goodwin Sands thiii 23, 30s. 6d. ; Oats, 62, 19s. 9d. ; Beam, 6, 495. 6d. e e w York. . morning ; crew supposed to be saved. 'LTHOurri, Jan. 13.-The Corn trade continues dull, • LINERICK, Jan. 12.-The Resolution, from Liverpool, ces unchanged. lat this morning's market very little business was done ; stranded near the q uay , Bth inst., has made some water, and partially damaged her cargo. lower, Jan. 13.-Best Wheats were no lower ; inferior Leawice, Dec. 28.-The Clarendon, of Leith, from i slowly, at a decline of from 541„ to 105. ear load. Barley Miramichi, was totally lost on the Island of Fettoe, 19th 1 ; the best sold at 3 . 2.. per qr. ; inferior, 275. to 295. Oats, inst. ; crew, and part of cargo, in a damaged state, saved. re scarce ; best, 265. to 265. per qr. ; common, 20s. to 21s. ABRRDEEN, Jan. 11.-The Gebroeden, Dantaic to Roney- ens, Peas, and Rye, as last week. dam, is on shore to the north of Newburgh, in a precarious lemon, Jan. 14.-Wheat trade steady, at last week's DUNDEE, Jan. 12.-The Industrious, of Whitstable, has 1 of 1 per qr. All ces. Fine Barley supported an a dvance s. situation. to .- e er descriptions were sold at previous rates. Wheat, 28s. been last at the entrance of the river. 365. per load. Barley, 266. to 346. per qr. Oats, 18.. to Wards, an. 13Th mods, of and from Sunderland J I. per qr. F • for Whitstable, sank yesterday, 10 miles the northward ; • i Ere, Jan. 12.-Our corn market this day was well at-, crew saved.BRISTOL, Jan. 13.-N.E. -Arrived : Cassioped, Maui- lded. We had a good supply of Wheat by sample, and a tins ; Gilmour, St. John's, N.B. i i rat deal of business was done, at prices about the same as GLoticerrea, Jan.l3.-N.-Arrived : Bolivar, St. John's, t week. Oats a little higher; other kinds of grain about New Brunsw i c k . same. Wheat, white, 525. to 555. ; red, 50s. to 524. CORK, Jan. 11.-N.ESailed : Emigrant, New York. tee, 20s. to 23e. Grey Peas, 345. to 365. SICNDRRLAND, Jan. 12.-N.N.W.-Sailed : Labelle, St. SHEFFIELD, Jan. 11.-At our market to-day we Wen Andrew's. rderately supplied with Wheat, the demand for which was HELL, Jen. 13.- W.N.W.-Arrived .. Johann, Porto her brisk, at an advance of 6d. per load on fine sample' ; Rico, galled : Mary Kalil., Valparaiso. rerior supported last week's prices. Barley and Oats may GRIMSBY, Jan. 13.-N. - Arrived: Sylphide, Sierra quoted 6d. to Is. per qr. higher than last week. In Beane Leone, for Hamburg. d Peas no alteration. CARNARVON Jan. 13.-N.-The John and Ellen, of on the k the 8 h ' South Ban on t inst. ling as last week ; common found but few buyers, prices grounded . _ ersartzen, Jan. 11.-A boat, marked inside " George STOCKBRIDGE, Jan. 13.-Wheat was plentiful, the best Pwlheli, his ' n assisted in here in a sinking state, having em 121. to 141. 10s. per load. Barley for malting sold at P 7th but little doing. Oats were scarce, yet but little doing. some wreck, have been picked up on the coast 1/ - he Emma, of Ipswich, has been laid nn 265. to 325. per qr. Malt from 7s. to 85. per bushel ; Duncan, master, Dundee," and several barrels of tar, and sans and Peas were more in request, at rather better SHIELDS , Jan. - en adore, making a great deal of water, having pricked upon 'dial. rms. Winter and spring Tares at from 6e. to 74 . 6 d . per an =cur. 6 wedo. BAK] grain 1 except 2s. n BIRMINI 11 a kw ....- 1: Been., the Ir. before. favour ok A further bushel red, red, to Bs. to 6e. ing, (371 b. t Betas, to I', Peas per \ to 42e. plied. prices. to 31s to 37, week ; reduction. red, 19e. qrs. In Ireland, barrels last • At t week', Wkeat Oats Cf very DETIIIES, mach a and a terms seller, supply,. qr. above highest pi in BMW were rat' to 58s. • 245. to 41s. seconds, HITCHIN with all ki Wheat, ? to 355. 22e„ t MANNINI Wheat, exe same inferior, Scarcely the b. chases tation,. fully e being la., ant Barley stem, hal coasts, in and the more after. Barley per 36 imp. Dew, atone, 38 atone, , 3 , , 4 Peas, Ms, trade made i L very Pt) and at prion Rol sold I doll wen . Beans, Rol prices. ether d to 36e. 27e. r .t. ism 3 SL td. 'fra pg :lit Iyd. %re 1 5 3d. 3td el 2t 2,151 hjoet 1 11 4. 61 1 14 .214 d. 1`311'.132,15 : 3'3 Itdel 4 .11 &lel Id lid 01 1141112 U lak 9i I /I 'lt 'IV' • Iu VA I • L