The Express. — London, England, 1847-11-26 00:00:00

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By W. AI TV AC aaaaa Mt eanb). With mourout Illuerstlooo. Prise 10. THE COMIC 111,4TOKr 0? ENGLAND, No. XVIII. By Goan? A. l BscgllTT. 11104zated by Luce. Price Ir. DOUGLAS JERRoLD el SHILLING II AOAXINK No. XXIV!. PUNCH ; or, TILE LONDON CHARIVAIII. Part LXXVII. Prke IA Id. Loa'. : Pub/bhed at tae' Rauh - ofieo. 8& nutetreet. NEW WORK BY BOK. On the 30th irrA. will he p THE FIRM OF DOMBEY AND BON. Whoheals, Retail. and foe Ex portntion. By = r ain Dices*, With 111u4nitions by llAlltioT K. Binlnt. Loodp.: Bradbury and Evan& 11. Boureele.stroet. Fleeteereet 112- CULVDRRNLLIS °DION TO UNALTIf AND LONG LINN. N 'SVXYTV'Ete7l3llf>lfr with Diet Tables for ell Co4Alete. J. Ocivaawatt. DI.D. t Cerfesta—flow to Inman varlet dt.th*t 00. t uit foffinifo. a sorl n wt. a dew heed, Net a eanteithel nth& By eat ohtersseee of the theroAteme berets otatehted. the feeble. the nerrouely (Wee" wee t the mei astiffed constitution. art ecNeffe the Deeteet pliedeal kipplara. said nodi la loath the full period of kiretted le be bad of Ilbarroart 11. Paterandar-row ; Can - am 147, nest. Wag Iltran.t ; or direzt from ttibT.S. LNTEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. We are happy to notice that the state of mercan tile affairs continues to improve at Liverpool, where the following eit oiler was issued yesterday : The directors of the Royal Bank of Liverpool, feeling assured of the confidence of the public in that establish. meat, from the large amount of assents to the original pro pceifion, think it would be more consistent, on the re-opening of the bank, to allow the deposits to resume their usual cha racter ; they, therefore, intend to adopt that course, with the understanding, for the future, that the following scale of ' notice be given en the intended withdrawal of the respective amounts mentioned : 500 and under £ 1,000, 7 days. 1,000 „ 2,000, 14 days. 2.000 „ 3,000, 21 days. 3,000 „ 4,000, 28 days. 4,000 „ 5.000, 36 drys. 5,000 and upwards 42 days. Interest at the rate of 5 per cent, per annum will be allowed from the lst October, 1817, to the 31st December, 1848. (Signed) Jonc IiIOIIFIELD, Chairman. Royal Bank, Nor. 24, 1847. A further arrival from Cape Town, to the 28th Sep tember, brings nothing decisive from the scene of hostilities across the frontier. The following, which contains the latest news from the army in advance, is bikes from the Eastern Produce Herald of the 25th September The intelligence from the front is mon told. The general left King William's Town in the morning, and Colonel So merset, with the Cape Mounted Rides and 73rd Regi. ment, in the afternoon of the 18th inst. The attack on the hostile Kaffirs was intended to be made yesterday. As the rain, however, fell heavily at King William's Town and neighbourhood on Sunday, commencing at dayAweek, the attack, it was understood, would be put off until to-day. Col. Somerset was to march from Baillie's-grave at the Diebe neck. with the division under his command. Col. Buller, of the Rifle Brigade, yeas to lead another under•division from Fort Cox. A third division, under Col. Campbell, would march from Fort Hare; and a fourth division, composed of the volunteers from Shiloh, commanded by Major Sutton and Captain Hoeg, would proceed from that place towards die Anatol*. These combined movement., it was supposed, weal he successful in hemming the enemy in his native 6.l6esen. la the meantime information has been remind from Yves EMS of a eatisfactory tendency. Kona, the coo of Idaseenk and his representative during his absence, has costa merge to the government, entreating *het a spot eery be reigned to him and his people, where they may be etas ening the imploding struggle. Sendilla had sent to the Genie chiefs to know if they would fight. O il t i =invitetien Tele end several other chiefs ere under lied to have captained their determination to resist the beep, bat Helga in idle of those who are wailing the tide of evade. Ileallits end his principal Mal NMI end tot. bawria, espetheir with the other hostile Oaks Welk me said te la la tie &mask waiting, ea it is imagined, to have a 11111111 with the awn. AD the Medal& chiefs have declared they will keep aloof, end It is thought that they will keep dude weed, too, palm some innsigiected misfortune eir reverse theall ea gm side. Oa the whole, the peeupe ireeWid by them on the met, who ought to be well iniumed en the oddest, are anstatephae. God greet that they may be ma- lined, and that the war new reeemmented aphid the Gaits chief' may be brew& le a speedy cad eseemehil doe. The following akeeserial has been addressed to the governor by the laballimis of Port Elisabeth, in con requence of the reverted removal of the lieutenant governor, Sir Hoary E. F. Young, to the lieutenant governorship of another colony : To lin Excelling the Right licenuralffe Sir Mary G.C.8., Governor and Com . mender-=the y of the Cape of Good Hope, High Coeralairame. &e., &e. Tba isersreadef the undsnigned, inhabitants of Port That your mismorialists have learned, with infinite our. prise and repel, that it has been publicly announced that hie honour Sir Henry P. Yoswis about to be removed from his present appointment of Lieneemnt.Oovernor of the Eastern Proviso, to maw That your 111111011di alls repel tie unexpected chance, at ths pretest jensesakas and salbstuaate and inauspicious is the istssods of thityardass. That orsoods hsi snared that your excellency setH is their and utatts with regard to the pars smelt monsmley eta hadassesesmat sad raddeat authority at dds sod el ths* s sad that year assdkasy will bear tedininn to die sorelose shandy mama to the ossiont ' by hamar air 11. E. F. Young, daring the brief pais& Obis shahistratiou. That do inquiry is width his hamar I at present CO. gaged by the dohs Oda Mao govissaiant, with reference to the segiszailsa et the too pottalta. her the 004 =omit one insportaser is the Man ersihts et the adosy. Your m thing" bora* wheat that your excellency will he pisassd to rust reastowar influence of power your exclaims/ Noy psalm towns& retaining his honour Sir H. B. F. Yeti his present appointment of lieut.-governor of the aa.l aa province atlas colony, and your memorialists, as inanity bead, will ever pray.—(Signed tq 114 persons). The prospects of cation cultivation are thus noticed in the Natal Patriot: A few week* sines we directed public attention to the capabilities of this country, and particularly along the coast, for the growth of cotton. We have pleasure in learn ing that this subject has been brought under the notice of the right honourable the governor, and that his excellency fully concurs in opinion that, as having reference to the useful and profitable employment of the natives, the sub ject is one of considerable importance. There can be no doubt that the whole coast, from the Fish River to Natal, is salted exactly to the production of cotton, Wham°, sugar, coc hineal, silk, and a variety of other products, which would afford ample employment to the natives who now occupy that line of country, and become a source olcontinual wealth to the whole community. There are amounts from the Mauritius to the 16th of September. No alteration had occurred in the rate of exchange. Sales of sugar had been concluded at quotations ranging from 4 dole. 46c. to 5 dole. 15c. About 2,300,0001 b. were in the harbour, waiting despatch, and five vessels were taking in cargoes. Adsices from St. Petersburg, to the 14th instant, report business to be exceedingly dull. The only article that might have attracted attention, had there been shipping disposable, waa linseed, which was of fering in fine condition tad quality, at 25 roubles and under, and at 24 roubles, if taken with a little odour upon it. Of beet sorts, the stock was about 35,000 chetwerte, and of middling and lower kinds, 45,000. In the House of Leeds, last evening, Earl Gime, . reply to Lord STAMLZT, intimated that the govern ment intended to concede the nominetion of a com mittee of their lordships to inquire into the causes of the existing commercial distress, and into the opera tion of the Bank Charter Act of 1844. In the Howe of Commons, among the notions given wee one by Lord JOHN Russett. for the 9th et De einaltey to move for leave to being in a bill for the farther leper of her Majesty's Jewish subjects from religions disabilities.—The SPRAYER reed a letter from Mr. Cowan, one of the recently elected members for Edinburgh, expressing his deter mination, in consequence of recently having bad a government contract, not to take the oaths or his sent under his present return, on the ground that if be were to do so he should be liable to heavy penalties. —Lord J. RUSSELL, in answer to Sir J. PARINI:ITCH; said he had no intention of introducing any measure on the subject of bribery at elections.—Mr. ANerlie obtained leave to bring in two bills, one to amend the law relative to Roman catholic charities, and the other for the further repeal of enactments against Roman catholics.—A conversation ensued on the subject of charges made by Ca t. Morris, a govern ment inspector under the Board of Works in Ireland, against certain Roman catholic clergymen of the dl.. cese of Cashel. After an assurance from Mr. LABOU. CAERE that nothing was further from the intention of the government than to bring any general charge against the Roman catholic clergy of Ireland, or of the county of Tipperary in particular, from whom, during the last year, they had received the most valuable assistance, both in relieving the distress and preserving the peace of the country, the subject dropped.—The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQVIR, in answer to Mr. Enna, expressed his hope that before the end of the session he aboald be milled to intro duce a measure for removing such vexations aid' injurious restrictions as interfered with trade and manufactures under the excise laws. SECOND EDITION. From the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. WIDNEOR PALACE, Nov. 22.—This day the Right Hon. Richard More O'Ferrall was, by her Majesty's cora -1 viand, swern Majesty's most honourable Privy Conn el, and took his place at the board accordingly. ST. JAME.* PALACE, Nov. 23.—The Queen has been pleased to appoint Dominic John Carrigan, M.D., to I be Physician in Ordinary to her Majesty in Ireland. WAR-OFFICE Nov. 26. 3rd Drag. Gds.—lieut.-Gen. C. NI. Earl Cathcart, KCAL, from tbe Lt. Drags., to be rot, vice Lleut—Gen. V. Newberry, dee. 11th Lt. thags.—LicuL-Gen. H. Wyndham to be eat., com Lieut.- Gen. Earl Cathcart, *pp. to 3rd Drag. Oda. ITtb LL Drap.—Lietat J. B. 31anmell to be MO., by per., vice Clerk, who ret.; Cornet J. W. Fox to be Rent, by pur.„ vire gaunaell ; Carnet A. W. Williams tricilng-master;, from 3rd Drag. Gds., to be eorneL vice Fox. 9th I.—Myer B. V. Layard, from the 37th F., to be major, vice Lemblngton, who exchanges. 17th P.--Lieut. A. W. Dickson, from Ted W. I. Reg., to be lieut., vice E. Gardiner, who exch.; Ems. IL L Colthunt, from 3. th F., to be ens., "lee Lamert, wbo exchange*. 26th 2.—Em. 99. Baumgartner, to be lieut., by per., vice Mae doegall, who retires; W. G. Sleuth, gent., to be em., by pur., Mee lIIIIMWWWw - • - _ _ _ Ms —Lleol. S. L Iremety, law bLie. OM I'.. to be tient., Mee Betteserostly Ilime 17111 F.—illet T. I d. aLkelisa, CIL. Lim OIL T.. to be major, vim Laysrd, who lAA O. P. LAW" tem 17th Y., to be rm., vice Wilteeil.4l6ll 40th V. J. {ti be llent..eol., without ri , 4 . es. ; Oefe. J. Ike is be major, vice aoq• ~„. .4 ..... to he mil. ilee WS; Gent. Cadet H. C. L. bb htiL Cirba ann. Ilelbetlt pur. bid o—lapol. O. Cos, lee NM I.oe be lieut., Mee Grey, lets ilith e l=l. A. & Crag, hem WM F., to be Beet, eke Hewett, who Closl l ML 77 p IL 111. Hewetk, from Hth Y., to be lieut., Mee Ve llilaapa rlannie, from 1171. d P., to be Bout., by per., dee wt.; UAW. F. D. Grey, from 33rd Y., to be lieut., 11 111 1 1—anien IL B. Dannatyne to be lieut., by pur., Moe C l:tr i —Zs ei. " 6. l lo 6l‘. .llltriestt e tri., b lo ri g: " it=, i tfe e'a v !ra t:, mite 111:1, 12 rllarron, sot, to be ens., by per., vice Lawrie, prom. lia Ord Y. Nth 7.—Lieut. W. Iresedey Keats, from 75th P., to be lieut.; Mee 111 7111 6 V 11. .L wies 11. 1. Gattiner, trees 17th lieut., Hea elfseeM ai nnerm— gla rr Dimes% pat., to be rebt..aurg. to the km& ltsen.urnex.—The endiesse d lieut. 1. Liles, teem nu F., is Leh mistlaebed. es kb Ileptellell, williont ellerenee, be the arm* le lbe Met et lbe vela" tbeelin•beks l e7=ll/. KM Zee" be Sr Ida 1 , 4 bee been esle.tbied le MAN, 1/147, k wee le plop blue labia pew pelikells Lee OMR. AMMER. *milt Omen dialed liketses.--iien w. be le be SW tient, eke m en, dee.; Soo. Vent. J. Oreeket, to be Scot Heat. BANRKUPTB. JOHN BANNISTIR FAMINES and BENTHAM FABIAN, Old Broad.strest, City, brokers. LYON SAMUEL, &ITT street, St. Mary-axe, silversmith. SAMUEL HANDSCOMB and EBSOSEBR HANDSCORB, Woburn, Bedfordshire, dealers in watches. Witman Cress, Christchurch, Southampton, grocer. JOSSS BADCOUI. But lisley, New bury, Berkahire, draper. JONI. CAPEL, BOIITSTit-SOSet, Fleet.street, coal merchant. WILLIAM FLT DANIEL FROST, and DONALD OLivia Martinson, Swathes, Norfolk, builders. FILANCIS GARLAND, North Shields, tailor. Janne Bain's, Whitecbapel.road, baker. BAMUIL HOBBS, Camberwell-green, confectioner. JAMES ASRAMAM, Frederick-place, Hampstead-reed, HIRST ASH, GUSTAVUS HEERLBIN, and HENRY CLARKS AM Birmingham, ironmongers. TIIIOMAS GARDINIIR,, Holt Fleet-inn, Bolt, Worcester shire, hotel keeper. Sisson Rioo, Manchester, cotton spinner. WILLIAM CARTER, Liverpool, druggist. Joule BLACLBURNI, Liverpool, taiilloor. JAMte HUDSON, Newcastloupors-Tyne, dealer in marine stores. ...- - - /WHIRS IXIJiIT, East Janow, Durham, alkali manufac- surer. JONATHAN THONTHON, Tantworth, bookseller. THOMAS WILLIAMS, COTOSUI, ribbon manufacturer. Hexer DTER COMMITS, Sea Mills, Somenetabire, miller. CHRISTOPHER SAMOIL FLOOD and HARRY BOCICLAND Lorr, Moulton, Devonshire, bankers. JAMNS LAWTON, Heywood-within-Heap, Lancashire, grocer. Joaarm BOOTIIIIII, Bridgaorth, tilarcEebire, draper. BANE OP II( tAITIMIT. Gertvoard Dobt.... Z 11.015.100 01r[ Nwarltie....... 2.994,900 WY Opiluml Bullion lOU.= am lily .. ...... 1,210,212 • for the Week seam Nor. O. rove IMP/ Notas Wooed ...... ..03,57.5.345 eng&l rtZ tle"' C 49" ....11 3;623,323 Klic Deposita Unclad uobeq., Ifee._Deoke, Oorava o of X &Dowd Debt and DID. Accee.) 7,119,101 Other Dewitt 7.866.482 Eleven.deyand ofleeriffie fe3.33i 04,143,931 03415.54.6 Wantlllll.. Orrairmit Iscuritias =rid Weight Ofterllauriii6 4,=3,a0s Odd laWin; 491,113 I 131343,931 IC WALSALL. Alt Cadder. Nov. 23, MT. SUGAR.—Tho A=Prico of &sear dr wire a the BMA Temankets lima teen ta SY wit ming dr diy la 11. Olive arc Pope the moire se Po Keertlear Ne. f/d. per ewe. wised the prelim arthe Iteit hike le tra. ed. per wt. n. the am forotpdoedlidook jeWtly, Is Ste. rid. pea= Muffin. Menge AND ALLEN. —The following is the belaase-ebeet, prepared by goiter, Ball, end Co., ac. aoldo, of the mimeo of Nevins and Allen, eora.faeters, winos he. leek plea the 11th of Ausuat lut. It shows, ft will be e iae Meet 2e. 3d. in the pound, but the auditors wars Weaned Ad ems of the items bare us proeed sines the sessuat woe mode up. The estate is to be liquidated nadir iffispeedia iforna. C aA. i O.A. To credl6o9 amorand 2429 6 8 To creditors = s corned 22,223 18 5 lASI vales of ---- 12,292 3 3 To creditors 1004 mewed 12,741 1 2 Value of socarltles 001 par contra 8,618 9 6 To creditors:la nowt et sodasemsets oo bad Ws readvalgo Lon securities In tondo of hada* To claims to: tescoot of an rabllled con tracts £69,107 S 11 CIItiDI7OI. s. d. 1 Ld. By tub laboad By cleat ed scooddered good Bolsoat produce at 1,3011. &Patrol debts 778 IS 11 1,168 10 0 By doe of wheat, le. . By corptur conuitiss In binds of as titers, par contra 9,619 9 9 VAN/ twiner to holden& bill* on lolled homes 2,619 9 6 600 0 0 By sundry By nom, u., - fn th e hands of other per. - ties dinned by Nevins and Alien 17,513 0 1 Dednet reigs w r i lszle in fall, and a pemen of 8,630 15 5 324 15 AIN 3 2 Trig Loan CHANCELLOR.—We feel much pleasure in stating that the health of the Lord Chancellor continues to improve. His lordship sat up for some time yesterday, and haying passed a tranquil night is considerably better this morning. The calls of the nobility and gentry at his lordship's residence this morning were exceedingly numerous. NEW ASSISTANT BARRISTER.—The Freeman's Journal states that the Hon. Mr. French, brother of Lord Aahtoun, has been appointed to the office of aesistant barris ter for Westmeath, vacant by the death of Mr. W. Ellis. v/z- No. 388.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. 26, 1847. [3d. Loo. sod N. Weasels. 16616 Do. gra. L. k B, 29a Do. Cps. New, 91 Do. Eft* 111 II UM. sR. We., IR Do. New 601. .h., LIVERPOOL BAL Birk., Lone., k Cheshire (late C. & B. 2V. .h), Std Bir. & Oxford Jo., 4 p R. Laacashlre, 21 Lane. id Teri. (late W. B. & B.), Ftfths, a p Do. do. 321. sb., 41 d Leeds k Think New, 111 d Load. k N. West., 133 a Do. Neer gra, 7( p Do. tioartens 41 p Man., Shoff., it I orei 74 Midland, 1101 Il Do. (401. ch.), 43 N. British New Qn., par COPPER Coifs. —A parcel of copper coin of these realms recently arrived from Tonsberg, consigned to &metro politan firm for circulation is this country, and tho parties made application to the revenue authorities for its free de livery for that purpose. The terms upon which goods the manufacture of the United Kingdom are, after having been exported to foreign countries, re-admitted here free of duty as British returaed goods, are, that they are actually the same which were exported, and have not changed hands or been disposed of while &bread, but have remained the pro perty of the original exporter iloring the entire period. This requirement could clearly not be fulfilled with respect to this coin, as it was necessarily en article for general circulation, and any limitation in regard to its disposal would bare pre vented its adaptation to its legitimate purpose. It therefore became strictly liable to • duty of is. per cwt., and 5 per sent. thereon; but with reference to an order of the Treasury some four or five years back, admitting a parcel from one et the North American British provinces free of duty, on a memorial to that effect from the parties interested, the same privilege has, under the circumstances, been conceded in the present instance. TUE QUONDAM LEAGUE.—Sir,—I have been a sub scriber to your paper from its establishment, and have on many occasions here need my influence in your favour, spethisieg with you in your struggles with the Times sad the other London papers for the first news from India. I have occasion, however, to find fault with your remarks on one or two occasions, respecting Mr. Villiers and the " Quondam League," al yogi are pleased, I think wiry call It. I owe portieelady refer to- Ilia article in your paper of this date, wherein you represent Mr. Wilson to have said the promotion of Mr. VA eleetiesi was • signal act of gratitude on the league's part, and which was te amply repay him for his long and steady services in the cause of free trade. Now, Mr. Wilson did not say any thing of the kind. He spoke of It as an act of duty on the part of the county of South Lancashire to Mr. Villiers, which undoubtedly it was, and which he much regretted we had been prevented carrying fully out by the selfish feeling of some of the electors of Wolverhampton. If you were as well informed as you onght to be on this subject, before you spoke in a slighting manner of the compliment paid to Mr. Villiere, you would hare known that the requisition, signed by nearly 9.000 voters, was signed more than eighteen months ago. We merely did our duty in bringing him, in accordance with the requisition, before the electors of South Lancashire, and returning him. As one of the " quondam League," intimately knowing the opinions of all the active men enga2el in that glorious movement. I can say that, from George Wawa down to the" humblest stoker," we do not think, nor hare we ever thought, that the men return of Mr. Villiers for South Lancashire was • " payment in full" of our, and I can truly say this great country's, debt of gratitude to him for his truly noble and talented works in their cause.—Ax Eircron or Sourn Lexcaartias.—Manchester, Nov. 24. HERRING TRADE. --- Wlcit, Nov. 19. With the exception of two public isles of herrings, during the present week, no purchase' of cured fish have taken place since our last. One of these sales was of about 320 barrels, landed from the smack Cruiser, stranded at Heim, en her Tome from Fraserburgh to Bristol. Taking tke whole, gutted and ungutted, the avenge price obtained would rule at about 15s. 6d. per barrel. The other sale was 114 barrels, sold on Wednesday, by warrant from the sheriff. They brought from Its. 6d. to lbs. Gd. per barrel. This week's advice. from distant markets are rather less favourable than formerly. From Ireland every letter received represents the demand as being extremely dull. Prices range at from 20.. to 225. in the various market:. From Cork—an important market—adviees mention the state of matters in the herriog trade es being discouraging, not more from the lowness of the price than from the almost entire absence of any demand. From • Liverpool correspondent we learn that, exclusive of red and fresh herrings, there have been imported into that market, during the present season, 13,000 barrels, of which quantity about ont.third still remains on band. Latterly the demand has not manifested that briskness which characterised the earlier part of the season, and the price has declined Is. to 21. per barrel. Dried cod fish are selling, in Liverpool, at 181. per toa in small parcels, or 171. wholesale. From continents' markets latest advires are not so promising. Extensive arrivals at Stettin, previous to the commencement of the present month, had affected prices, but not very ma terially. From Bremen, account sales, received the other day, were favourable. Hamburg, as usual, is low, and likely to continue so. Too much caution cannot be exercised in sending herrings to this last-named market. Its demands are fir from extensive ; and when importations exceed, even in the smallest quantity, a certain figure, the market inva riably manifests a decided fall, from which it seldom re coven. Every year more or lees exhibits the truth of these , 1 remarks. Five "meek are premed' taking on board cargoes of barrios% at Paimaeytowa , fees of which are I intended for inland, and one five the Baltic. It is esti mated that there are about 15,000 barrels remaining unshipped here. Two Hirris FOR Fsnsflas.—At the annual meeting of the Roes Agricultural Society last week, T. Batson, Esq. said, " There an two matters of a practical nature which, with your permission, I should like to introduce to your notice. The first is the system damming food. I believe that this year it will be impossible to calculate the great at -vantages that will be gained by the use of the steaming ap paratus. I have myself been able to steam hay perfectly white with mould, which afterwards cattle and sheep would eat in preference to the best hay that could be out from the middle of a rick. At this moment I am using steamed turnips for pigs; and I have pie on my farm which for the last month have been increasing in weight at the rate of 201bs a week. This perhaps I. not very extraordinary ; but I think you will not find many instanoes of pigs inveasing in weight to such an extent, and it shows what the system of steaming is calculated to effect. The other matter is the cultivation of mustard. This many persons have tried, and have found it to answer exceedingly well ; but I hope to ace the day when it will be as common to sow mustard after the eons is cleared off, as it is to fallow it with turnips. Many benefits arise from it; it keeps down the weeds, and is pro. fitable, while the outlay upon it is only about 4. per acre. I Ikealapse ad AMMO. 16 Namur wad Liege, 3f Orissa@ sad Hardeau, Park ad Lydia, 6f Pail sad Boom, 3SI timbre aad Meuse, 7 Nommen 93. Y. Stafford (11) a rehl , 14 , 14 p Union &brews. k Mesas (late N.W.M.), %ne 4 m, One, & Ches., 3i d Do. het (Guaranteed 6 per Coat.), la P. p . E. & Dover, 291 30 De. Corneal No. 3, 51 s t Do., No. 41a. 3d. Pd. d York, Newcastle, & Ber ms 114 Do. Extremism (Its. I), 31 Do. N.& 16.FMt. (N 0.3( 21 p Do. 0. X. IL Orr. 6 per Only le IP _12.1111. lieviosa 25. Dirt, Lane., aniEie6.l6;sl id MM.. did, & iJs. Qrs., No. 2 Paton, Blackburn, Clltberomand If W. Yorks. Pref. (B), 7 p Do. Pea. 3-16 1 p E. Counties, 101 Muds& * Isetiosp" tid Had. and Man. B. and C. 71dids, N. Lae.N. Stelheiddne, & 'TWILL Fifths, a N.'Weitine, d 1 p Do. 32f. (late Liter.), 41 d S. E. NEI Dow, 317 Ds. W. IL D., 27 d Do. is. s eiti r k),No. li 13-16 Loeb and Think 131 d York, sad Bra. Pref., (6 1656.06612. =I LW., 647 d Para. .), 2 p 15111321260114121 Illopems 9d. p N.M . :5.05. 3d. d lie, 34 4 O. k Dim Now 151. oh., No .4, Da. di. X 2 416.3 d. d 24 1116pide• Pludoe, 31 d r Mr., Waiver., & !data Tai., 14 d 11.11606516161 re, 1 HULL SALES, N. British Or., 2. Si. p Do. Ext. Serie, le. N. le. Ild. p Do. Thirds Scrip, at. p YORK BALER Great Northern IL 13. N. British Tanis. 21. 1.. ea. Do. rater., i Nomerma U. E. Liamlire New, Ji d Hull Mt baby Flakes, 4sl Novoosit 23, York, Newe7,llc Berwick No. 2, (hue New Bet.), 1111. h. Bd. York k N. Mid. Pref., 161 E.S. Noe, BIM 24. Caledonian, New, 1 - . - Dundee & Perth GM., 48e. 6d. Mts. end 0ka.,113 Y.din., Leith, & Gran. Qrs., 3a. Pain. t Northern, 171. 24. 6d. Glamor & Ambit* (3 pee Cent unarm.), Pref., 113 Gt. Northern. 41. los. 6d. 104. ; u to. • Do. New, 11.96.6 d 1/. 106. N. &Nish tleartera, 41. 126. id. _l4s. Di. New, Its. Sd. 12s. Do. Thlntr., 21. I. 6d. 21. Ss.6d. Weer. sod Closet. S per Cent Piet, 41. 12a. 6d. 8, NOVIDIBICR 24. GLASC9W —— Caledonian New, 241. ed. 25. IhAndae & Perth Qrs., 45/. CAL Glasgow, Duras, & Car., 71. 106. Ilanch7;7l[l:;th., M. 3s. SL N. British Thirds, Us. Ills. 2RODUCE.---MiNciNG-LANE, Half-past 71c0. The Sugar market continues dull, and prices are with diffi culty supported. The public sales, comprising 3.000 bag. Mauritius, 1,000 bags Bengal, and 1,700 boxes Havanna), are p ing without spirit. Refined also continues dull ; standard q uality, 03e.—Coffee The public sales were partly withdrawn, and the portion sold was of so low a quality that it did not give quotations —Pepper sold heavily, at previous rates. Malabar, 21 Mow Eastern, 21; white sold at 4 to 41—Nutmegs and Mew also sold without showing any alteration in prices.—Rum is firm, but not active; the price of the contract Vista yesterday, de clared to be under le. 81, is now assumed to be Is. 71d., or lower.—Saltpeve is scarce, and high prices demanded in consequence, but we do not hear of bunneas to any extent being done.—Cotton dull, but prices see tolerably well sus tained.—ln ether articles no alteration, but the week closes with the same dull appearance es the last. PRICER CURRENT. OPSAIL, per OM DPTT rim. W. Wis.& P.barn. 0.1.33 e. Od Tallow t Ores 36 6 43 Plon 4l 0 . 48 1133331139, brow[ 29 0 33 Yellow 37 0...41 Mo. 39 0..47 brallalladras, 3 Yww : 93 :. Uldta U 0...47 110[16[, brown_ 39 0...3. .. aq and wbila llB _47 1100001. Sambre 59 0 . 65 Lump l4 1..34 0 Omosso. In load. Wog Lax, - 25 0... 33 0 Ont. 36 0... 60 63 0...130 0 Oaglaa. goad Gra- Pair 7-360.386 — cediaary 34 0.. 36 0 Ma& 40 0 . 00 0 =Cltoinsi4 0... 32 • aft .=tar $6 •... n • and A dair 34 0... 23 0 Tea, at par lb. Ckagoa a ccounon- 0 0 94 Le; at par tot. Brigid orbits ll 0... 16 0 CldT o 8 0... 10 0 Java lO 0... 13 e Patna lB 0.. t 0 0 Pigs, 240. 1. CO 0... 0 Hoops ll 15...0 at Cardldbez 0.- 0 Bw Ougo estigh ll 5... 0 Lass, at per ton. P IS 19... 0 jle i r t' shest l9 5. 0 Bars H 0.. 0 Patent shot 2l 0... 0 red or rainless Spotter 2O 0...31 1 Otan, pw 252 lap. gal. d.p. Phat, Beal, pale 35 0... 0 Wray, 2O 0...27 brown le yellow 23 0.. 25 Burn 81 6-84 Head Natter B3 0...01 Cod 36 0.. 0 Booth San 23 0...27 Olive,Galllpoll,p.tret 40 0... 0 Cows Not OO 0...03 461 .4 119 9 8 4 5 018 pa ton 39 0 0 !Aiwa 23 13 .24 Pwrimstuts, per ewt. llailw—Cork, let- 90 0...92 2nd 0 0 0 Ird 0 0... 0 Dublin, let 0 0...0 Limerick, do 144 0...90 Carlow, Ist 9O 0...90 Newry Ise. ..... „. 0 0.. 0 Waterford 6O 0...94 Beet, WY, per Berea Prior Nees O Z;zoins 2l 0. . .23 0 Selatts. Rant caper gall. Leeward Island Proof 1 11 ... 1 9 DRlNlffra, 26 to 74 per mt. O.P. .... .—. 8 0 ... 11 • Jamaica, 30 to 111 per met. O.P. 3 3 ... 3 6 Terourlte marts 4 4 ... 1 Si Brandy, Ist brands 4 6 ... 8 3 British startle, d.p. 10 • ... 0 0 Scotch Itiab lO 6...0 • Pus, per ton. i r43 C.. 13 0 St. bead • 0 • 0 Dutch sae Pleoldelt 63 0-63 0 Prieelsod lime., at per km. St.Petenburg,eleaat3 6 0...67 0 outshot 350.541 alf dem 29 0 .30 0 NM Blase 37 0...•• • ealebot pow 340.400 Bet India Some l6 0...1• 0 111 0...81 park,Warmers 62 4_65 0 119•56.P0d5, lark Ds., Whet. Pr" Wuerfork = wt. 64 0... e• 0 •0 • 0 „L N IZZIPZ 154 0...70 • 16410 As•••••Alelyr 5O 0. 66 • Bo^ Os oil oow, at per 1111. B. A. saoll.lldso, dr.. ...... 06 •1d •e.6 ;7 0 41...0 6 =tad ..... 04. • II Rio, dry 41..0 i Valp. dry 0 !I „ 6 W Mas ag lad* dry 1161tsd 0 4. Zest India 0 4 .0 .• lO4 Ki r:a li tr . : : 6. Amer. arm, per bide 6 11 • Za/Mil. ditto ... • 6 D ••• W.) rz ;a t per c i . .. 1 10 5 5 615 Ouoresclay 7 10... • II Jastaks . 6 10... 610 Pantaty Jute Tr, at per cart. Sam 84 0.. 0 0 Straits Coat. Lu Noels 64 0... 0 • liar, at per tee. Bare a 10 £0 • Nlearagua.largeaad wad 0 11 0...16 0 Loa. 10 10...10 16 &pus 10 10...15 0 led Baader& 0 0... 010 IS 0...50 0 COALS.—HaIf-paet Two.—The following are the quotations : Adair's Main, 16s. 6d. ; Eden Main, 20s. 6d. ; Hasting's Hartley, 195.; Tanfleld Moor, 17s. 6d. • Wen Hartley, 195.; Walls End Haswell, 21s. 3d. ; End Hatton, 211.3 d. ; Walls End Lansbton, 21s ; Walls End Stewart's, 21.. ; Walls End Tee, 21s.—Ships at market, N. CORN.—MARK-LANE.—There wee scarcely any English Wheat fresh up for this morning's market and the attendance of buyers was extremely limited. The 4w trans actions that took place in English and foreign Wheat were at prices about equal to those of Monday last; but the trade was dull, with a tendency to a decline in prices. Barley sold slowly on about the same terms. Oats were a dull sale, with the turn in price in favour of the buyer. Beans and Peas much the same as last quoted. TA* following ore Monday's gsaislions: sorriest. te. Surer wins?, Eases and Sauk red 47,te 31 to 53...whit0 45 to 53 to 41 Norfolk mad Suffolk. 43 to 40 to 51... do 43 to 31 to Talavera (Eine or Suflelk) 33 to C Cush. h Lie., red. to —to —...white..... —to io Irish do to d 0...... to to 'err to --distilling 24 to 28 to IS 19 to 31...Cbondlar30 to 32 Ise— -64 to to 12 Ri. BAXLZT, 1. 7- 417 Beat Wear. MAIN Paaa, pi IS to 404 Od & —to in, tal —to Mitt* 40 to 44 .botlo.t. 44 to 0 Yurs, Mosepa- 30 to 311.1111 arrow 31 to 40 mull 40 to 43.. old 44 to 50 TWOS, New Ogrfai. —to —...lieW vrintar —.o --old —to ft = lr itedioniand . 41 4. 41 .... .... ........ .... LI: 10 a. to SII nt. To at U. nova, Towsasoilo. dolkored 43 to 44 ..11no lonotiol rat d 40 t M o 43 Nod* moll tab& .36 to 11 . wine 3l to 40 Nestlimatabol, Lakin, and Tcokaidto to Noma me No* ....—... . to --Irish - ....... - to IFOREIGN. Walla; Ladd. ad I=s ... 82 to 54. fine 54 to 58 Pf l =llllllllll, sa a 9"12. 42 to 54 Doha uia Busabargit 47 to 22 Roaka- 42 to a -Tadao - to - Dade sod Odra le to 41 koala bad - to -sat - to - Candi= - to - ..Atraillas ..... 11 to 64 .......... le It BA TI RIXT. Toodias 2l to M. distillate -. le ... Liman Coax 23 to 33.-Lanus...... - le ~ OATS, Busman Pameranean and Stralsund - le - Ihredlon and Danish !Ozonised and Dutch feel li to se Ditto Brew 13 to 29. ..tad - to .. IL" tick. -to - old. -to -to-old.- Small - to - ElllPtiso 3B to 30 -Tammy- ...... - to - Pass, Fl u. - to SI to 38 loners - to - Teem, old - to - now - to - -imp ..... . . - - to - LIKMD, Bottle and Russian 4ii to 48 to 30 Mediterranean and Odom. - to 44 to 31 B.arinza 3$ to 40. .beatressti B4 to M Itornizzo Coxes, it es of MU , per tom 8 3 10s. to g 3 113 a Leman Coons, Thank and - ...... .... 8 9 Os. to £lO Os. Ditto Premeit and American £lO Oa. to Lii Os. . . _ ___ .. 32 to 13 . rs to 35 7 27 erivaiew — l7a7rel — Oirl Dent& Hamburg... Paull= Trask par seek of 4401114., fres — Os - ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FRO* UM NOV. TO feels NOV. Qrs. Eaerilsle. Sesta. Died C i rrr insist 4330 1 Bar* DAD 1 Oat* 1134 I 3Bfo fO4O Flour. 1,410 ; barrels. Malt, 2,170 barrels. - - IPIXa rn- an- of t tell re- the COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—ln addition to four failures declared yesterday in the Stock Exchange, we have three more made public this morning, but of parties who were not of much standing, and for amounts respee- tively of no importance. The settlement of account will, however, be rather deranged by these mishaps, and it is otherwise of such almost unexampled mag nitude as, in the opinion of some of the most expo rienoed brokers, to require several days yet before it can be finally cleared off. The differences one way and the other must reach to an enormous sum. The range of prises from low to high has been about 7 per cent.; but when the intermediate fluctuations be tween the extreme prices are taken into account the I whole extent of the difference' to be settled cannot, according to the best calculations which have been made, amount to less than from 40 to 50 per cent. The market is quiet, with Consols at 851 to 3 for January, and 841 to 5 for money. The dealers and brokers are mainly occupied with the settle ment. Reduced Threes, 831 to 3. Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 841 to 51. Exchequer Bills, 2s. die. to par. Bank Stock, 187 to 9. We have seemly any change to report in foreign stocks. Spanish Fives are lower, at 161 to; ; the Threes, 281 to 1. Portuguese, 21i to 23. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 543 to 5 ; the Fours, 831 to 4. Mexican, 151 to 161. Russian, 105 to 7. ZNOLIBIIFUNDS. Dulk Stock. UT 9 3 per Ct. (ha for ass. At.. 84 3 Wit Lai ABM, 831 9 1 . 14 1 5 , 4 , 855 8 ,1 5 8 9 5 3 per*. Caw. 1me5...0.8 /M. DA& 98 558 FOREIGN FUND& 6 94T jit4 6 1 per Owl 594_1&..,111 181 gtrkW2- 14' 5 5 85 MS l4l j 6l 151TN•774 T ail * " "' sift 6w t at. DOOM MITE, 33 6 w es. ism 3 0:111` . 91 M: is I 3pa Ot. Ida, 81 3 Bpaiiit Ouse Ma. 4 Per Cl. 1118., 64) 2 pir Vanereela Dis., 3 6 4 Der Ct. 0405 Deldi. 53 4 TIMMY I3.Onsd It& 6 10 RAILWAYS.—The share market cannot be re ported so favourably of this morning, and prices seem rather to be giving way. York and Newcastle Pre ference have been done at 11 pm.; Berwicks, No. 2, at 2k pm.; North Staffords, for money, at 1-16 dis. i for account, at Ito k dis ; Matlocks, 2k die.; Great Northern, 61 die. AALIA F rac ?". PP To TWO THIS PAY LI LONDON. 67 - esiew — day's ' idoesortllleo roared tn hat peel. Mr. & Oxford Jo.. 161 i Landon and Blackwell. 3 3 Sir., W. 1., & Madam 146 Low. & B.W.Teathe (ConsoL), 491 Do. 4 4 d C gst ale ol li4l 23l., L. kE. & Mon., Buz ., Met., t L.11tD.,1 / Mkthanet Ilk II S. Consda, sit Do. 407. oh., 424 3 Do. Tak IXtea., 111 Do. 60 7. at., 9 4 Do. N. sad It, 491 Do., Mr., & DerkY, 63 6 Do. New, 21 Do. Con. Bristol Is &a. 6 per Ct, & Lanceolate*, 214 1164 Do. New, 91 84 Norfolk, Of Do. New tare, 31 2 * North lattole, 2211 r 1,.. Odin. & Glasgow. 47 Do. Quartew, 4} ' Ot. Northern, 33 2 Do. Extenoton, 4 Ot. Western, 101 3 Do. Thirds, 34 Do. Qrs.. 164 N. fltallardattre, 74 1 Do. Fifths, 20 Ott, Wore., & Role, 301 Do. New 17i. E,l re Cutest 1 4 Ipswich sad IR Edmund's =tem 21 2 Ex. Be. (lea & Ely), 11 8. Pastern & Dover, 30 4 Lane. NAT 73 4 Do. Thtera, No. 4, 41 4 Do. Mks, SS flostla Wiles, 3 Do. Mob /114., 4 d York, Newh,& Bawl*, 34 31 Do. PU: Wyre, 33 Do. P.Z'si, '7`i.??l`:. ) l: t 22 Do. 11 *k. C., 434 I De. Exton:kw: No. 3 (Nees. k Der.), 121 4 Itibths, 224 4 Do. 0. N. E. ca., 9 13 Ds. Cleaver. 6 per Cent., York &N. Midland. 74 i 8141. n 1d Do. L. and W. B. Ex., 284 '4 I c__ O''`Z-z-- Loormrs Arnmass.—Vriat. 134., 141. lkalsy ,l 6 .li t; OW, 244 414 id.; Tees, Id. DIPENAL AV82102/1. I Ust4 I iro. I Bora Peso. OsL 14 ... „. ISte 24 WheaL ,32* 180/122 64, 1 22, 14,31 s 114.14.dd iSs 4.1 23 2412. 74231 42342 ddl7. 1417. 9d - IS. 52. 64!21. Ed l 73. 14131 a 1414. 9419.194 Nev. 121 421328 14 21. Wl* 14144 4d 2 21 24 13 13. mist. 411124 4,11 M 74/424 ma. 3d 20 ... 2143 s 0d no 114 11121434 Ild 44, 04 weeks' An. Aver. Os 100021 114iik Odels 34116 s 3,311116 341 Mere we nodal.; as Partin Orals.) Oet Itl Oet. 23. Oat. 30. Nov.ll. i N0w.13, . 0. ••• ••• ••• ••• •• " 94 a ate at ••• ••• BANBURY, Nov. 25.-The grain trade in all its branches has been languid in the extreme to-day, and all descriptions of corn decidedly easier to buy. Wheat, le. tar 2s. per qr. lower ; Barley, la.; Been', Is. The f.llowing are the : Wheat, old, 6s. U. to 6s. 9d.; new, 6 s. to 61. 6 d. Barley, nuttier, 291. to 311. ; grinding, 265. to 28s. Beans, old, 6s. 9d. to 7s. 2d. • new, 6s. to ss. Bd. Oats, old, Ms. to 365. ; new, 235. to 29. Butiantonam, Nov. 25-At this day's market there was a fair supply of Wheat, which was cleared off at Is. per qr. under the currency of this day se'nnight, sod the trade closed firm. Barley a slow sale, and Is. to 2s. per gr. cheaper. Oats realised about former currency. Oa Poo , tho turn was in favour of the buyer. For Pus we bed I scarcely an inquiry. The millers lowered the retail lobe ' Flour 3s. 411. per sack. During the present week very Me Wheat has been offered for sale, and scarcely a transudes it reported ; prices are nominally Is. to 24. per qr. lower. Barley only saleable in limited quantities. Detail paresis et , Oats are taken at former prices. Beans and Peas devely, at • reduction of Is. per qr. on the former, mat 111. w des latter. Present prime: Wheat, English, whits, per I beehel of 621ba, 7s. ld. to 71. 7d. ' • new, 7e. to 7s. 6d.; red, 6. Bd. to 7s. 4d.; new, 6s. 6d. to 7s. 241. 61. 6d. to 7s. ,• foreign, red, 6s. to 7s. 6d ; white, ; 7s. 4d. , to Se. 4d. ; Polish Odessa, 6s. 9d. to 7s. ; Danube, 6s. 9d. to 6. 61. Barley, per imperial quarter, 335. to 37a; griai beg. per 119166., 27.. to 295. Oats, English. Mahe, per qr., 213 e. to 345. • Welsh, black and white. 118 t i rlD r s iai rts. id. to 245. ; Irish'(4o to 421 b.), 235. 641. to 256.161.; (371 b. to 896.), 23c to 245. 6d.; black, 221. Bd. to 245. Beans, English per 19616., old, 19s. to 22a.; new, 16a. IL to 190.; Irish, 'l6e. 9d, to 19x.; foreign, 14e. 6d. to 18e. dL Peas, boiling, per imp. qr., 625. to 60s. ; grinding pm 1961bs , 146. 6d. to 17e. Lentils, per 19111b5., 12s. 64. to 16.. Indian Corn, per 196164., 13s. 6d. to 15s. M. Flo W ei par sack of 2801 b., English, fine, 43a. to 46e.; seconds, Us. to 435. BISHOP'. STORTYORD, Nov. 24.-A good supply both of Wheat and Barley, which sold to a pretty fur extent, at Is. per qr. lower than last week. Wheat, 43a. to 495. per qr. Barley, 265. to 30s. Oats, 235. to 255. 6d. Beans, 475. to 60s. Peas, 425. to 441. BRIGHTON, Nov. 2.5.-A good supply of Wheat, for which there was but a moderate demand. Barley, Oats, Beans, and Peas in fair sunply, and equal to the demand. Wheat, white, 121. to 131. ;" red, 111. to 111. 151. Barley, 30.. to 335. Oat', 19s. to 225. Beane, 40s. to 41s. Peas, 375. to 395. BRISTOL. Nov. 25.-This week's supply consists of 1,400 qes. Black See Wheat. 920 bags ltyrmcal, and 2,237 bags of Wheat ; 852 quarters Barley, and 2,406 Oats, coastwise and from Ireland, with 2,246 barrels and 434 sacks of Flour. Our farmers' supply has also been more extensive. Prices ' of everything remain much the same as last week, with more disposition to sell foreign Wheat, for which rather lower rates would be taken if millers would take a quantity. Oats also rather in favour of purchaser', and the Flour trade is dell. Devizes, Nov. 23.-At our market to-day Wheat was in pod supply, sod, although inuch:of it was in bad condition, a good clearance was made, at from Is. to 24. per qr. below the prices of last week. Birlcy was in fair supply, and soot a brisk sale ; the best samples at fully the prices of last week, but inferior lots at fr m Is. to 2i. per qr. lower. The supply 0101% was abort, and the trade dull, at rather lower prices. Beans were in short sui.ply, and sold freely at an advance of from Is. to 2s per qr. Fess were in short 'apply, and met a initiate. Wheat, per qr., white, best, 665. to 555. ; red, 635. to 671. ' • middling. 475. to 524. • inferior, 40s. to 465. Barley, 26.. to 365. Oats, 20s. to 28r. Beans, new, 621. to 60s. peas, 465. to 540. Flour, per sack, fine, 445. to 481.; seconds, 40e. to 433. FARNHAM, Nov. 25.-The Wheat trade was exceedingly dull at this day's market, and from 2s. to 3s. per qr. lower, with a good supply. The supply of Barley was large, trade dull, end from 24. to 3s. per qr. lower. Wheat, 111. 16s. to 131. 15s. per load. Barley, 28s. to 345. per qr. Oats, 21s. to 28s. Peas, 40s. to 44,. Beans, 425. to Ms. GAINSBOROUGH, Nov. 23.-We had a fair supply offer. lag-in most instances out of condition; the trade was very slavish, and barely supported last week's currencies. Bar ley, ls. lower. Wheat, red, from 455. to 465. ; white, 471. per quarter. OODALMINO, Nov. 434.-The supply of Wheat at this market to-day was large, the demand limited, and the price idly 2s. per qr. lower thin tut week. Red Wheat, 445. to 48s. ; white, 48e. to 525, ; fine, 665. Barley, 245. to 29e ; melting, 30a. to 325. Peas, 39a. to 425. Beans, 40s. to 50s. OW, 21s. to 234. per qr. Brrcnitc, Nov. 23.-Wahad a small supply of Wheat at market, which found buyers at a redaction from last week of from Is. to 2a. per load. Barley and other cora in large 'apply, and cheaper. Wheat, 28.. to 31s. per load of 6 bieMs. Peas, 2es. to 325. Beane, 224. to 255.: old, 30s. to 114 s. Barley, 261. to 325. per qr. Oats, 234. to 275. Loomis, Nov. 24.-We had a small attendance at market 6-day, and the badness transacted was to a limited extent, at prices scarcely varying from those of last week. Wheat, 475. to 63e. Barley, 29e. to 345. Oats, 20s. to 235. Beans, 480. to 625. per qr. Seconds Flour, as before, 2s. per stone. lIAIDSTENE, Noy. 25.-We had a sale for Wheat at a low price, my 425. to 48e. per qr. for red, and 478. to 525. for white. New Oats were sold as low es 20s. ; and maltieg Barley, 28e. to 325. A great sluggishness prevailed generally in the trade. Manattrorasn, Nov. 24.-We bad a moderate supply of Wheat and Barley at our market to-day. The prices of these articles are no cheaper than last week; is fact, fins malting Barley is a very ready mle at those prices. Beans and Pau rather lower. MARE= RASEN, Nov. 23.-Our market to-day was thinly attended, on account of Louth fair being held the same day. AU kinds of grain were on the decline in prise. Wheat may be quoted 490. to 64e. Barley, 325. Oat., 18e. to 22.. Beans, 60,. per qr. MELTON MOWBRAT, Nov. 23.-Oar market to-day was well supplied with all kinds of grain, lower than last Tees. day, which sold, Wheat, 624. to Ms. Barley, 30a. to 334. Oats, aid, 38 1 . to 40s. ; new, 28e. to 30a. Beans, old, 631. to 66e.; new, 66.. to 60s. per qr. Nawsoav, Nov. 24.-We continue well supplied with Wheat, but the quality much affected by the weather, which amass a dull tr ad e, and a decline of 2a. per qr. The supply of Barley scarcely equal to the demand ; pinata the isms se Let week. Oats, Beans, and Peas rather easier to buy. Pl.:mount, Nov. 25.-Much of the Wheat now offered by Sneers is damp and out of condition ; and at this morning's market the trade was doll, without alteration in price; but consumption of Wheat is very large, from want of potatoes, Rex RONSIT, Nov. 25.-Wheat sold, the finest white, at 121. raiiil;cl ; good red at 1 11. to 111. lea. ; moderate, 10!. 10s. was plentiful ; best samples of malting, 30s. per qr.; iips a i t 28a. ; moderate grinding, 26e. to 275. Oats wen e7eIA. to 24. per qr. Beans cheaper 2s. per qr.; best, tails ; good new, 50a. Peas, white, boilers, 441. per qr.; grey, 425. ROYSTON, Nov. 24. -The trade is in a very sluggish state. Day little alteration in prissy of finer qualities, but all other descriptions of Corn are bought on lower terms, my is. per qr. Wheat, 27a. to 33.. per load ; Barley, 255. to 335. per qr. ; Oats, 18s. to 26.. Return posted: Wheat, 495. 6d. per qr. ; Barley, 31e. 6d. ; Beans, 38e. 4d.; Peas, 465. 4d. SHEFFIELD, Noy. 23.-A fair show of Wheat and Oats, which met • fair sale, at Is. per load and le. per qr. lees lion leat market day. Other articles as before. Wheat, fita les to 235. 6d.; red, 20s. to 224. id. Rye, 161. to 20e. to 245. Peas, 17.. to 255. per 3 bushels. kliger er if; 344 . to r. 36 e• grinding, 325. to 344. Oata, SFOORIIRIDOR, Nov. 25.-Trade exceedingly dull. Wheat lower ; the but samples sold at 121. 124. per load; good at 111. 11$. ; inferior at front 104 to 111. Barley, finest chart lier;3la. per qr. • good malting, 30s. ; fair samples at 28s. • grinding,26s. Ben., Peas, and Rye about the same u tart week. Oats, the finest Poland', 265. 64. per qr. ; good sweet feed, 24a. ; moderate, at 228. New winter Tans, 7s. 64. par bashed ; old, 6s. &I. fivocerox-on-Tsse, Nov. 24.-The dull actuante from London and Liverpool produced no effect on out market this morning. Owing to the supply being more limited than of late, and a numerous attendance of buyers, Wheat met a free male at an advance of lc per qr. on the currency of this day week. Barley in good demand. The supply of Oats was large, and the demand very languid, at a decline of la. , par qr. Beans in fair demand at last week's prices. In Mom. we note no change. The following are the current palm: Wheat, per ill', of 6316. to the bushel, south country, red, 6.55. to Re. ; mixed, 56e. t• 58s. ' • white, 595. to 61.. ; old, red, 565. to 575. • white, 675. to 58s. • Durham and Yorkshire, red, 52.8. to 614. ; white, 645. to 60s. ; Meek lambiarg and Pomeranian, 565. to 584. ; Holstein, Danish, and Semberg, 564. to 58s. Flour, fine, per sack of 2801 b., 4`2a. ; assoodhie, 455. Rye Meal, 71. 10s. per ton. Oats, feed, =,.,205. to 24a.; potato, 265. to 28s. ; foreign, 20a. to 24a. new, 40s. to 44e. ; old, 50s. to 665. Peas, boilers, die. la 48s. s, Nov. 25.-The trade for Wheat was heavy, at of 24. per qr. Barley, for i grinding, ts sold freely ihmiller rates ; for meltin g very little doing. Oa without obenefissa. White Peas n demand, at 50s. per qr. Beane in Meat supply, and sold freely on former terms. WORKINGTON, N0v.24.-We had a good supply of Wheat, Barley, and Oats to this day's market. Last week's pekoe were more than maintained, at least in the article of Wheat. The market ruled only dull in the other kinds of grain. Wheat, top, 2.55., down to 21s. 6d., for 3 imperial bushels. Barley, 13s. Oats, 9s. Flour, beat quality, 2s. 4d. Barley, Is. id. Oatmeal, 21. per atone, the latter article haying fallen 2d. to-day. EDINBUROH, Nov. 24.-Wo lad a good supply of Wheat from the growers at this moral** market, which met • dull sale, ate decline of 3s. per qr. from the rates of this day week. Foreign Wheat is about 1.. per qr. cheaper, at which reduction, however, there was not much disposition evinced to press sales. Barley sou difficult of disposal, and all descriptions are Is. per qr. lower. Oats were an good do card, but the turn was in Amour of the buyer. Beane plentiful, and pressed at 2s. per qr. les money. Wheat, top, 66a. ; average, 635. 10d. Barley, top, 345. ; average, ~GI /z. 305. 9d. Orb, top, 295. ; average, 25e. 6d. Beans, top, 40e.; swam We. W. GLaeotaw, Nov. 24.-The supplies from Ireland are again liberal, cetteivting, mince the 17th inst., of 15,000 qrs. Oats; 3,200 leads Oatmeal ; 1.500 sacks Flour ; 3,600 qes. Barley ; and 400 qrs. Beans. Vid Orsagemoath, 1,850 qrs. Barley, and 1,070 qrs. Oats, coastwise, have corns to land; also 540 qes. Wheat, together with 380 qe'. Beans from abroad, the only foreign arrivals in the Clyde this week haring been 800 qrs. Indian Corn and 1,191) barrels Indian Corn Meal. The trade has ruled dull since the dote of cur last circular, with a tendency to lower prices, except for choke qualities of Wheat and Flour, which, from their compara tave scarcity, have commanded our last quotations. Barley was neglected, although offered freely at 1.. decline. There was a slender attendance at this day's market, which ruled dull throughout, and all, except the best qualities of Wheat, which, owing to the cause above noted, maiutained former prices, were offering fully Is. per boll lower. Malting Bar ley was le., and grinding descriptions Is. 6d. per boll cheaper. Oats were 6d. per boll, and Oatmeal Is. per load lower. Very little sweet Flour fur sale, and its value unaltered. Following are the prices : Wheat, per 2401 b.., white, old, 295. to 30.. Od.; red, 27a. to 30.. ; Scotch, white, old. 27c to 29e. ; Irish, red and white, old, 245. to 253.; new, 265. to 275. • Dantsie, old, M. to 305.: Pomeranian, old, 28s. to 30e. • Danish, old, Mc to 28s. ; Odeon, soft, old, 245. to 26.. ; daLadian, old, 25e. to 275. ; United State, old, 261. to 295. Barley, per 320 lb., Berwick and Scotch, new, 22a. to 245. • Irish, new, 20s. 6d. to 235. ; Pomeranian, &c., 22; to 235. 6d. Oata, per 2641 be , Irish, Wexford, &c., new, 18s. 641. Ito 19s. ; Limerick, &c., new, 19.. to 201.; extra prepared, new, 20., 6d. to 21s ; foreign, Russian. old, 178. to lac ; Danish, 161. to 17s. Beans, per 4 imp. bus., English, old, 24e. to 255.; Irish, per 2601bc. new, 21s. to 22+. • Egyptian, per 2801b5., old, 19s. to 19s. 6d. Peas, per 28 0 1b5., white, old, 20s. to 22 5. ; grey, old, 20s. to 21s. ; :`,gnadian, oid, 20e. to 21s. Flour, per 2801b5., English, superfine, old, 44.5. to 465.; Irish ditto, old, 425. to 455.: One, old, 40a. to 425.; extra choice qualities, old, 465. to 475. ; American, per barrel, sweet, old, 29.. to 30s. ; Canadian, sweet, old, 8.. to 30e. ; sour, old, 24e. to 255. Oatmeal, per 2801b5., Irish, common cut, new, 33e. to Ms. Indian Corn, per 28016., 19e. to 23e. Onessla, Nov. S.-During the tat week of October, espe cially, oar corn merle wane more than usually minuted, and we sold 97,000 ehetwerta of wheat at 20 to 23 rubles; 8,000 chetwerb at hard wheat, 21 to 211; 11,300 claetwerts of linseed, 21 to 21. 4,50$ diet wefts of mane, 18 to 20. Ihe sales of wheat were chisey lag har bours In the Mediterranean. The Mate of trade in oar city remains firm, and we do Dot apprehend any failures. CHEESE.-BASINGBTOKE FAIR, Nov. 25.-Trade , very dull, not more than half selling; the prices were quit* u low so at Ramsey fair, finest Somenets not making more than 625. to 64s per cwt ; fine double North Wilts, 565.; best half Cowards, 465. ; good, 445. ; Skims, 26e. to 301. Some fine truckled Cheese, 60s. ; fancy flavoured, 665. to 58s. HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, Two o' Clock. Moon. Pattenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that there is no alt, ration in the market; fine and choice Hope are emery difficult to he met with. Kew Yid 0. E. Kent. 41. oto 12 Yentiln.t Konte.p.ort. V.lO to 31.10 New Wald of Kent:4 2 16 toe 0 Yowling Suarez „ 2 51n 3 3 New Sumex ..... ... 210 to 3 10 Old H0p.......... 110 to 2 0 SKINS, LEADENIIALL, Nor. 26.—Ilides, 56Ibe. to 641 be, lid. to I ld. ; 641 be. to 721ba., lad. to 11d. ; 721bs. to 80161., 11d. to 21.1. ; 8010 s. to 881 b.., 11d. to 21d. ; 88Ibs. to 961 b.., 21d. to 3d. Nibs. to 104th., 21d. to 3d. Horse Hideo, Bs. 6d. Calf Skins, 4.. to fo. BRIIMONDISEY, Nov. 26.—Polled Sheep Skins, 31. 2d. to as. 2d. Half-breds and Kenn, 2s. 101 to 3s. 4d. Downs, 2s. 3d. to 2a 10d. CATTLE, &c. Shi ITHPHILD, Two o'Clork. Although the supply of Snots is not very large, the trade for them is exceedingly heavy. The unfavourable state of the weather causes a scanty attendance of buyers; in con sequence, many middling qualities remain unsold, and the hest description experienced a reduction of fully 2d. per gibs, We have 420 from Holland, 110 from Scotland, 30 from Ire land, and about 150 Mulch Cows, the remainder from vari ous parts of the country. The number of Sheep is not large, but quite adequate to the demand, which is exceedingly limited; it is difficult to effect a clearance at 2d. per 81bs. lower for ail descriptions ; there are nearly 700 from Hol land. Good Calves are by no means plentiful ; a choice one still makes Os. 2d., but other kinds are lower ; we have 87 from Holland. Trade is very heavy fur Pigs at rather lower prices. Per stone of Blba. ad. ad. Per stone of Blba ad. ad. Bat Scow Hereford... 4 4 1 Beg Dan & 111..bd0. Bk. 0 0 0 0 Bad Sborahoras .. 4 4 Bea Lood.woolo ...... 4 4 4 8 Bowed quality Bare.. 2 3 Do. do. Shore .. e 0 0 0 Woe. . 4 6 Sea and woad quality 3 10 4 4 Hlp ................ 4 6 Do. do. Shona ...... 0 0 0 a Boa Doc & Illabrais 4 1 6 Lange . . 0 0 0 0 Desoto at market. 1.203 ; Bboop sad Lambs 4.010: Calves. ]11; Pips. 390. ALIMSFOItD. Nov. 25.—The supply was large. Stock Sheep sold high, and nearly all found purchase,.; some Ewes making 425. ; moderate, 385.; inferior, 344.; poor, 30s. Stock Lambs, 304. to 35.. each ; common size, 26.. to 28..; poor, 211. to 22.. Stock Wetherv, 36. to 445.; inferior, 28s. to 305. A large number of fat Sheep, all of good quality, made the best prices given during the last month, viz., from 7101. to Bd. par lb. ; second quality, 61d. to 7d. ; inferior, Sid. Some very Sae Lambs made fully Bd. per lb. LEIDS FORT:4IOBT Falai, Nov. 24.—We have to report a small supply of stock at this fair today, which met with ready mile, all being sold up. Prime Beef fetched Sid. ; in ferior, 41d. per lb. Mutton, 61. to 61d. per lb. - - - - LINCOLN FAT STOCK MAKIRT.-OR Wednesday there was a small supply of Mutton and Beef, and there was a brisk demand. Beef, 7e. per it. ; Mutton, 71. per lb. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 22.-The supply of Mock at our market to-day be. been larger than that of last week. There was a numerous attendance of customers, and the whole, or nearly so, sold at an advance in price from our last statement. Beet, sd. to 64d. • Mutton, 6d. to 7d. per lb. Ca:tle imported into Liverpool, irons Nov. 18 to Nov. 22: Cows, 1,862 ; Calves, 20; Sheep, 3,191 ; Pigs, 1,678; Horses, 81. Neweurrmt, Nov. 23.-The supply of cattle on offer small, and very inferior in point of quality. There was a good and reasonable show of Sheep, both in quantity and quality; and a good supply of Swine, the quality excellent. The demand for cattle was slow, yet former rates were fully supported. The Sheep market was tolerahly steady; all kinds folly realised last week's prices, and a good clearance was effected. Pigs were is very active request, and moved a quickly, at high rates. Prices: Beasts, ss. 6d. to 7s. Pork, 7s. to 75. 3d. per stone of 141 b. Sheep, 4d. to tlid. per lb. sinking the offal. ROYSEY. Nov. 25.-Fat Brut of every description were sold at a reduction of 6d. per score pounds ; the primed not making more than 105. 64.; good, 10s.; moderate, 9e. 6d.; in ferior at 95. Fat Calves were scarce, yet sufficed for the de mand, prioes,lo..6d. per score. A large quantity of fat Sheep, not more than half sold; thou purchased were at a decline of 4d. per stone ; some few choice Dawns were sold at 6s. pet stone of Blbs.• moderate Sheep, at 45. 4d. to 45. 6d. ; com mon,Ul at . n the Pig market a 'rest number of fat, large and small ; pries from 95. 6d. to 102. per score, many not selling. - - - • • - • SALFORD, Nov. 24.—We bad a poor show of stock to day, which caused prime Beef to command ready sale at fay 10s. per head advance, but in inferior no change. Mut ton fully as dear. EDINBUROII, Nov. 24.—The supply of Sheep was lees than bat week by 624 bend, the number shown being 2,703. Su perior aged Sheep were Name, and sold readily at 64d. per lb. ; current rates, 6d. to sd. ; inferior lots, 41d. to 4d. • and a considerable number of lots unsold. There wee a go od de mend for superior stock, which was not plentiful. Secondary and inferior quality hung heanly,and &large number uneold. Top price of ben Beef, 9s. ; current, Be. 4d. to 8. . ; Inferior, 7s. 601. to 71. per Dutch stone. About 700 or 800 was shown on the same ground as All Hallow fair was held ; but very few good lots, being the refuse of late markets. Altogether it woe a good selling market, and allowed to be better than Hallow tam Gtmoow, Nor. 22.—Sheep were scarce in the market to day, and brought high prices. Best black-faced sold at 263.6 d. ; Ewes from 16s. to 235., according to quality. Best Beef and Tallow brought from 10s. 6d. to I Is. per trop stone. For Yesterday's Mantras me &et page. SHIPPING. Mena Aaarvan.—Dublia, 3: Waterford, 1; Densghades, 1 ; Guernsey and Jersey, 1 ; Flanden, I. LONDON Nov. 28.—Wind this day at noon, 8.5. E., light bree z e , and dull hazy weather, with rain. The HOIAOIIIL from hence, is reported to bare been wrecked at Grand Bases Liberia (Africa), previously to 15th ult. MARGATI, Nov. 25.—S.W.—Off port : Elphin.stone, tramSin ffaax a"n , Noy. 25.—5.5. W., fresh.—Arrived Fanny A.. Gangues, Cape Coast Castle ; Palmyra, Demerara ,• Sussex, St. Vincent's; Briti eh queen, Quebec; Java, Calcutta; Chinon, Lima; La sitazia,Oporto; Queen of the Isles, Val paean, and passed for tic river. Arrived from the river and remain: Elizabeth, Grenada; lon, New Orleans ; Gazelle, Gaernsey ; Velocity, Jamaica; Jane, Cape of Good Hope; Victor, Hobart Town; Enamors, Port Adelaide. Swarrexe, Nov. 24.—5. Arrived : Medelaide Green fell, Cuba ; Aboukir, Valparaiso. Cowan, Nov. 25.—5.5. W., strong.—Arrived : Caroline Augusta, Penang ; Emperor, from Quebec, for Plymouth. Orr Dwarstou•nr, Nov. 26.—Devongire, from Sourabaya. PORT TALBOT, Nov. 24.—The Sia.ers, and Olive Branch, have been got off shore, apparently with little damage. PORTINLLAIN, Nov. 22,—The Ellen and Mary, of Port Madoc, and not the Catherine and Mary, has been got off shore. FALMOUTH, Nov. 2.5.—W.5.W., showery.—Arrived Prosperous, Oporto ; Edward Barnett, Sidonie, and litague ten, Odessa ; Amulet, Malta; Happy Return, Lisbon ; Ann, and Desire,Galatz. Passed by: The Belgianbarque Emanuel Gan, from Antwerp for Singapore. Sailed Athena, Rot terdam. Pat in : Cassandra, London for Terceira. CHATNAIt, NOT. 25.—Arrived : Wilson, Sierra Leone. Pornamoirrx, Nov. Victoria, New York, and paned for London ; Ida, Amsterdam , for Trieste; Minerva, Middleburg, for Batavia. Arrived from London: Switzerland, for New York; George Macdonald, Fernando Po ,• Orient, Swan Eivel. Off port : Ann Bates, Sydney, N.B.W. ; Rove Barwrox, Nov. 23. — NEWPORT, Nov." BRANT. CLYDE, Nov. 24, George, Demerara , Coaa, Nov. 23.—' Jane, of Whitetuiven, masts,laving been die DROGURDA, Nov. making little water, TARKOLTII, Nev. from Sunderland, got been abandoned, and Norma, Whydah. - 23.—Q.W.—Arrived: Clydeside, Cuba. Mo o- g k • ; Nepaut, New Yor —W.—Arrived : J• • • C • ;. 4 le reo, for , • ' •-• e disalasted er gge t s-: •-• tr. 24.—The trtait7 """;;Ir • =4, tr. Iv. 2.s.—The M • • got on the Seroby ' •• sod is expected to beco.. .