The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-13 00:00:00

d/K,•,.4„. .•%0 c f L--/9 • 7.--to. 41i t 6gtg New orb. a vryit an algirs= " W. preella is H B 0 W N 1 1 ITS MEMONABLII CITILEADYNIM AND WIDII2II 4f SA Prere W ett JaserW. Las Huey. 66 Lades IrakNaDy Var. sad 06., , OorahM. tty es earter, A MOUT of TENANT-HIG D HT. By WILLIAM L haw. Nee.. Brier of the " reneenf Mesader," the " Mery Caltmers." AA AL. ere Hagar COMM In n _llearetwi of the Lowder lenewri wle d. satherof the Pere Eery es Tereaterbt. be. Cer o haw clam before Comeoltre of the Here of Orrieses. are elordas • o h mpire harry awl erlarie of dr Teentilleht Martine MOW si the " Martine Rayner cake, St, Noefolketreet, Masi DM by I. lidges7,lo), Ploonally; sal to be OM et ell bag gier% Sm. Bois - ..... - IS to 111 p.....wam ....... 4 11 ....- . - iQ . - to liorookilt moll Duda Frimoolooll tol Data her - Ditto 150 w..----- 10 to 31-.2kr...-- - w.' Ha wn_...._...- - to - 1245. to 271. ; now, 18s. to 235. Peas white, boilers 38e. to 40s. • grey and maple , 345. to 365. Beans , old, 38s. to 42e. Flour, per sack, fine, Stockton and Northum berland, 38s. to 40s. ; Norfolk, white, 40s. to 425.; households, 38s. to 40s. ; seconds, 31s. to 375. ; households, 345. to 375. ; thirds, 32a. to Th.; households, 301. to 33,. Wheat, foreign, Dantaic and Konigsberg, white, 58s. to 605.; red, 625. to fits. Silesian, white, 675. to 695.; red, 635. to 555. Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 68s. to 605.; red, 655. to 58s. Hamburg, Marks, and Ankalt, white, 665. to 68s. ; red, 635. to 665. Kiel and Holstein, white, Ms. to 663. ; red, 52a. to :Hs. Petersburg and Archangel, red, 445. to 465. Odessa, red, 475. to 60s. Polish, red, 495. to 625. Rye, Pomeranian and Prussian, 261. to 30s. Russian, 265. to 28a. Barley, Seal, 30s. to 325.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 204. to 30s. Oats, Dutch Brew, 234. to Ms. ; Pomeranian, feed, 20s. to 225. ; Hol. stein and Danish, 17s. to 22e. ; Archangel and Rigs ' 18s. to 20s. Peas, white, 325. to 365. The arrivals this week are: Wheat, foreign, 2,697 gra. ; Rye, 60; Barley, 411 ; Oats, coastwise, 2,322 ; Pea.% foreign, 819. NIWPOIT, late or WIGHT, Nov. n.-We bail a good supply of all kinds of grain at this day's market. Wheat, old, 564. to 60e. ; new, 40s. to 48s. Barley, 275. to 335. Oats, 20s. to 251. Beans, 365. to 40s. - - e s o g imas.wit= SIM WILLIAM LAMOIID ma Ca, stoek a ok eeze s erogeo. ftri zs i giew=i 4.d.. Wig sad ell saw 7. Wit' 0. ... . 0.0 ......, ,„„. 0 ......, w= Irolisit. at della/ et ; I. OW Mai NI .No issumW le le —Thiledessile4ll= Woman al. MK _ amplis ■le SS...Tmay„ —r— Pett. :is it 14 14 LAO. _mad mad Ituelma THREE HUNDRED AND ONE. STRAND.— TM meows d 301. likesad. beg 1. 1.11111111•011 11 Ili' , Idn ..1.11• net Mrs am abet tinier a lIA X lINO INTABLISHU INT VT4 on m,a am Imam Juitia Stock Soaking Cumisy. which: ffe_fetbsr . eztic 4 . 1 .lord faJ i. ntSzof tltwor4= l : . ! Asng,:legrial sad roeyed roam al be pared rea. LUT i t:H FLOWER ROOTS.—THOMAS F. mune. if Drab Teri Iters trees Motor MIK 11 , .. Newtort Leirea, Ms ant W e m sizr . ., . r .....t....v..1 = 0. a ihre road Tam. 12 Tr romil I* I U flue earl Rorer r Trio M eased Omar & dear Ammar k g=l)=.ls. tesearted Data Lea et as Me ters • orb wr be aremided a Seee i ne t.. )4Te lar tior i tair r g b =dbo as / I.g ode lmir eedleat h eall sr . k 2 ,... 4.a... ECM ELECIANCIEI3 tow PRESENTS sad USlL—lllie Fired wry _ r Lars sod adereos at 1111)1U AMORY er EMPORIUM d 111.110LSCII. 4, rare nay be riot re eserart sad IMMO. SUNIL te SU: alp deer la. to ad : tallle Er; week boa l to ; ter wales / ; AIM be oda are, 0 w i i tgola Ts. fAL parrs era abe47 : arra ha . 0 .1. lel PsDkr de. le gl ; pear oar wok tabke, Le lao. to ; rid rya te DI ar eel ; mot and are bora Ir*. to de; arid 'sea lie. SI; ler area 10.. to Li Ida: vol , a'rere. Ed a to 1,410. = tea • card boar ; ORO or or Om la pearl. roll, prier ; ladle slot or end toilet hear: Willi ear nor.____' v ee r. U , r*, ad ma , • _• trod . trier rater dor tabu , .• odd re r Poe or .. in e*.T mid/ : rod tor boor. dd. or : aro al rod nod Alm dart abet rd fro; trillell plate: apleadll taNe artery ; warreseed nor aad Orem 3e. EL each Mara: sod every draper a Ira alloy. Er a ray Oar of Tar earierso soy be led Elata—As M f RCHI awadrwre . :=hely ea lis re parer the was o oral Mr le 'MA ". ' VI ' —EXTRAORDINARY SHOW 690.] LONDON, MONDAY, NOV. 13, 1848. [THREEPENCE. Ifedbertiona and Odor- 02 $$ to Oi —to ..heopteed te 114 Ileromos Ceos,treo &ay. 10e. to s 15.. Imam Cum. Dati rfA Oirom. l 1 00. b S Ow DU* Una red Amoorlemi ........... t $ Note t 11 10.. ham, Amok" per hind ...... 10 Drink aml liestborg. 21 to $1 heffelt, mod of 110111. trot INTO LONDON !sox 010 NOV. TO 4110 NOV. ;711rOli GLIM& CHRONICLE and AGRI- the Republic will not retain it, she wishes it to be i distributed to tho indigent and °eerier, without work. This princess will only retain the 50,000 francs of stock which results from her savings, which will form the only fortune of her second son. the Duke of lebartres. SAL inner= Uf 1011 (Sitirdsfs prises will I Catadosima, lfj It Da. New 161. ? f Tries Oivadsw 111 Do. Dew Our, el D. Ng. N.l, N. lassiabire. Dw Now, 1 f I & Der., If f kireatteerittera. i D. Rehm • NW., 4 11 Do. c Ha & W. (imlm B IrrA adh 114 Gnat Wedira.llll $ D. M Gls aw ., 114 171 Ds. it te D& 11•• " A, & Tort. 66 I Ds. Thirds, Itsg.. Ds. Ns, Ow. 6 per Ch., 31 Lids Do. radfiradford W. 16. Unica, If Lon. rid Bleetwall atm., 10 Loads% Drisatra, m 6. Co,st 26f Neardoldri. SI WO SIM DAT 3 LUMNuw. Ibe bad 111 It pogo.) Loa Do. 71 LUMEN, 133 131 Now an. Do. NM% Lea. k S. WaNA l le Do. New Do. Testraise., 381 ledlask U 3 lb. Md.. d Do. Kg. Omsk Prot.. 11 101 Do. Com& & &idol Mew. 6 war Cent. 113 N. Beitlak 181 141 Do. Thirds, 4 lloottak Oiwkod, 241 =ileo Deb" 1 loath tsV a f. Wen Wang {pr Ct. Goer.. 371 York, News, & Ham., 214 D D (Orig. Nem & Der.), 27 4 Do. No. (New. k Br.), 14j 6 De.0.NJ1...... 3 P5w 71 Y lOl 4 Do. N. & A. tea., 241 6 Ileambre Wouss, - TO ALL WIROCAINE THE GARDENERS' ( CULTU.AL ITU HO CULTURAL !AI TIIRDAT. Roc Aiplailmeaßi iggiq ttik elot of !Woof Raft grophos =L. "I % Mr. O. RUM". Raft q,•l_ b.,. Rom. tunl Os l b 000 d Choloottodir . oot Mizr e pewees of W I C:ell XL Ooorso Doha. /cafe;' Club Modal's By XL 77 E d. Mt. J. Tarommorva Maw anat. 'mai Ina Mai ssagra PIMA WI. holt Row. lot of • Oomo Gooosteery otayOlAr. to la a- on Viral . ~..., , ooloollW et. Rs Mr. If Spioloro Row ~.....s. : . ." 1 , , CHRONII In aellition to U sad " 4 "'" ',Are*. with rt oßminlo. 0001 111. a complete NOP •21 .0 =1 lii UN yak. ( I. Upper Wilosib , 0 .RT A = M br Prot Lun our) ardelno articles CS Horlirminnil Paring I MOW W Mr S. ineMprompldet l eft Aon ineeinilon Kainirt pamplist i t w rv ib eim aresra *ams. Merroml • eoulorsat lloraren m g. amp. My Mr. Pri• dor MUM I I Kra Su* I MI 11643 Mae MU Hal I 8327 I 240.13 Mem, 6,447 sub ; 7,310 barrels. Malt, 1.211 Iva Lemur Assam. Must, Its. 6d.; Parlay, SS& 7d. ; Oats, Ma. 7i; Itya, Ma.; lam. 325. Ild. ; P• 114 41s. 4d. LIIPURIAL GERMANY. AUSTRIA.—We have letters Sou Vienna to the Bth inst., at which date all remained tranquiL A pro clamation had jut been issued, requiring the inhabi tant' to make strict search on their premises for concealed arms and gunpowder ; and declaring that ' not one-third of the weapons in paressien of the insurgents had been given up. The my continued in a state of siege, but the intercourse between it and the suburbs was free from 5 a.m. to 7 p.m.. at which latter hour the gates were closed. Some skir mishing took place between the imperial troops and the Hungarians on the Bth inst., not far from the village of Godring, but the result was undecided. The Hungarians were said to have mutated 18,000 men at this point, which is on the frontier, and troops wire being despatched thither from Vienna. PRUSSIA.—There are accounts from Berlin to a late hour on the evening of the 10th, from which it appears that the decisive measures taken by the King of Prussia, noticed in another page, had not, up to 10 p.m. of that day, re sulted in any popular movement. The Angela bay having declared itself permanent, Count Braden berg transmitted a formal protest to the president, de climate its measures illegal, and the Burgher Guard was called on by the polies to dissolve the Assembly, but it refused. In consequence of this refusal, • military force was applied for, and on the afternoon of the 10th, 15,000 regular troops entered the city. The Burgher Guard and the members of the National Assembly co-operated to prevent any opposition to the entrance of the army. The sittings of the National Assembly having been forbidden—in fact,troope surrounded the hall of meeting and prevented the representatives from entering—the members assembled in their club rooms to concert measures for the following day. It was understood that they had decided to persevere in their meetings till expelled the city by force. The representatives of the people and the Burgher Guard had determined to maintain an attitude of passive resistance. 11140.18ftlay.i u. o. I Rye. I Ilaw.l P. MN. IS 311 114,38• Si Ile Id Bls 7M 14.111 e Sd Oct. 7 311. Mae 11d Sea ed'as 14133. W' ed 14 32.114311 04:20e 84'104 4432. 14'79a 11 11 74:31e 84'19a 11432. 44131 Ns 74 N 31. 0413. 7410 e 441' 11137 e Id Nov. 4.„ 31. 11'33. 104110 e 74 31. 14137, It s t 7d wake' 1. 104 Abr. Aver. 1131 e 7410 a 74 1 314 Idado 1 44 Dare..-11144e. e., ; Dar*. b. ; Oats, N. ad. ; 17q Head; add Per. le. • Nonwtor, Nov. 11.—We had a fair supply of new Wheat, and a considerable quantity of old offered at our millet this day, both by the growers and also by the me,. chants; quality not quite so good es heretofore. Prices ruled la. per qr. less, and the millers operated with extreme caution. Flour, f. o. b., sold freely at 6d. per sack less money. The Bully trade ruled dull, and le. per qr. lees for prime, and 2s. to 3s. per qr. lower for secondary descrip tions. Beans commanded a free tale, at rather higher rates. Peas were a slow sale, sod difficult to quit. Os's retained their veto.. Prices. Wheat, white, old, 66e. to 60s. per qr. ; red, old, 64e. to 66e. ; white, new, ole. to 66r. ; red, new, 48e. to 531. Barley, 325. to 35e. Beans, 38s. to 41e. Peas 365. to 381. Oats, 21s. to 27e. Flour, tine house holds, f.0.b., 371. per sack of 280144., puselitsa n finding sacks and claiming one month's credit ; retail, da. Id. per stone. MAY Plosta.Moolig of Porto am. Me of. By Mr. P t g larr edi art T. Torbron impart= NA . R. Pi g= lia•Wol. WWI Romp Maim rim to pint Bari* to tem =ll. i or Mr. O. Maim TM. Hy Mr. W. &tor siii,:ii l It% err iioo r, L ., ii.ftwilx V .... os ia : ..,,,or. 11. et. ' Wag. Vim ijraraiTh. O. WII. Mr Walk'. WWII. oiVollog. By Mr. Z. B. p,.. • r.z.. ? welt* Yill rod OZIOULTIIIIAL 011. w atom Goratorodra. Mak- NM has the potato. bop, bar. and r0p0r...10 a coodonaol account of bier el rap tonsorender.—trace for to RNA. Corraoarlon. Loodoo. Prin. 0 62 II II H 7 H el • Mopt. Oat. Y. Out 14. Oct, 21.1 Ost. IL No 4. 4. ri ... I DO ... ... - ... ." ___ l4... ... :.... ." ... Lerman /LL Wed=lNN 19 Do. rid., 1 Lea &Flak Yak. (SILe & L.), 91 d Do. gra. 4 Do. Do. late W.l IL, Sf d Do. ItooSoot Wm, No. 1, s4i & Z. & Dow, No. 1, 111 Iforkaaan 11. laa. k N. Madan, 114 Da. New Qrs., 1 p Do. Qrs. (C), 1 p Do. Lis k Dewsbury, N 111 1taS4! d N. 61 d Cla.,k Quota Prat, 10 ,LEO. Manama 11. ' barium, at bettor prior, and Oa kopronment in railway rad Yorkshire stock partook of Skate was no impulse ems by ave Waimea In IMUM6IIIII , et d a radio not having had tine igest it. Midland, OS N. Staffordshire. K d N. Coke (A), 200 B. East. No. 4, 61 York and N. Mtd., SO York. Newr.., k Her. Prat, 1 d TItAYB.-17LTRAM-LNARY madams' at TEA TEATS aa,VITAITERS aver topAltairY stp. alt BALE at WILLIAM IL BORTON'ti, elkerma at Watmas.slatat). at al Nu. ItearmAdrati. aterit l gtar Sae* Tan, pm sat al airea. MEM Maio ham Mite.trom 104 So 4 Mom Maga. pet sit. hem TA at Alta=sal sear van* Lord Wu Imp. masy IN Ms omit alma a = i ltel=trat. MIA W/111.1.411Amtemla NOITIWOHAW, Nov. 11.—The supply of grain at market to-day is small; the best samples of Wheat are taken elf quickly at last week's rates: inferior sorts are not so easily sold. Barley is in =octant* supply, and no alteration in value. Oats and Beans so before. 111ASCIIIM1 SAI Timm vas a fair sawasa of tits talM dausadat slammed asia rascally. Loansbiro a Ow panel iasprevismeat t but Parszsonouog, Nov. 11.—We hays an increase in the supply of all grain to this day's market. Wheat 41s. lower than Wit week, a good deal of the inferior sorts remaining unsold, from their soft condition. Bviey and 0 its, each 66. to Is. lower. Beans fully maintain late rates. Currency to the growers: Wheat, new, 44.. to 465. ; fine, 50s. to 545. ; old, 48s. to 505.; fine, 56r. Barley, 30s. to 325.; fine, 345. Oats, new,lB.. to 20s. ; fine, 225. to 215.; old, 22s ; tine, 28s. Beans, old, 40s. to 425. yet. Oil minim and Ail tu= ll4l. 64 "" I Fri Lys. Prot • 7-111 . FEW CHANDELIERS at HALF-PRICE, ?toO.J. 014 1111•111 CANDLES. or CAMP. nos WILLIAM Dl'llTollll thto RI qua aad rartaist. r. Welistrew sen of or Namur Snot, ant No. 1. Sinnona Snot. tstaoros • fUs arbor as at a very meat dor. solos °freest at ma screed miss merit fres Sok ring tlightly out of orsdttios— liabated to Wt lboolob. A.D. SW A NEW DRAWL'4O4,OO3I STOVE, combining is to Intennolloory degme the mar mist dorm et knal aml• = . y of Sr& lb. omaloS tomer conomamice of too. iselaSon 4 So ormto4 crust at boat, with omosaa ebiZas opt *Limns Atmlieitt. Is Is ocsibiat atelolloa St re Sirs of WILLIAM 6. BURTON SS whom II sr to hadl, lbalidass and iostomy MO be inmost view Thoollooltosot So Stalnwa Fir moss Om Is Lhe pro of Soss i lls ii... Yes eharasaSkr and t• k MA oma bo aornmeod. '"l NlM S. SUL TON t + date limos Swims) Root of gorsmi Inssom BM I. Maw* Ws West the Tor' : and ptt so SSW to sod toll Smoot soros at oissoSoNA sod 1, iftwassolfoot. is Weralrect 15* _ Las. k Tata .N. 61 d Di. W. IL V. ICC, 101 Mas. (C Qrs.), 113-14 p Man., Mid. Pt Lis. Pref., 10 LEM SALES The share market here pm the meal amount of business Mg treat them of yesterday. PAR Lisaaabk• Ifrp, 10f d Greg 3krthera Beres (A), De. Do. ( Perr otll), , aid _ _ cory gg i li m ro4o l rgNell 01 THE ATHEN4m4. l.at tar o t n. - Lltraturs, ed ema If AST DOOKAMLLSR. r SATURDAY November 11,0 Journal of English and GI, sad s llas Arta Tweatyluer Nemesis 11. anted no new feature. About me dam, at rates slightly vary- Leeds and Mira New, $0 4 N. Staffordshire, 6 4 Wen Western, 91 4 WWI'S 01. Will Itailittea e 4 CoaL Mt C. TOk... ll=of Carapalgu suntan of Algeria, &e. By D. Dome Bally of Beauty. det. raw. 84. By J. lIIIMIIMIROMMOIN al my Life (Ertlo. zar .. ? „, I Lemont. lit lollies fillioLliad of Tartlrr.ist4 - 117 . 111;Wyr7Z1 - 1Z el &VW Aimee& DI W. Tooth etWiliallin far Wm. /I; roc Elm Llama MI Lola T. lfg O. IL Mo. bob. Carnrio Reeds% Ma C 4004 !Latium SU SWINWOS. LIAM numb dodos £ssim-8..... Thum. By PAC W. /rte. Lt. BIIRIOL SAL 6.9, NOVII2IIIIII 11. The mounts of the Great Western Company farmed the principal topic of conversation. The general feeling seemed to be that they are very satisfactory, and mnat tend to inspire onsfidenos in that undertaking, the shares in which canal terubly impvived In value. Gt. Western Qra, 21 2 d I Gt. Wailes New 171. ad, lilt% YORK, NOMIIIII 11. York, New., k Der. (0. 11. L Great Northam Si Pus.), 7 AMERICAN MAIL. (By the Electric Telegraph Company's Ergress.) The steamer Niagara, from the United States, wee off Holyhead at halt-past twelve o'clock to-day. PRODUCE- 7 ] Ralf-plat - Tleo::: BUYERB at STOVES and FENDERB are re gulate& Man Wy gar dleildlos i. t w e el* WILLIAM A. Du It -Ire Wen tweak )), Osfarslainet, =IR Itir 1 4 elmladieli im amelmel : • li rir a e rtdat i h a s gliw yeeeZei:here. dam e Chami as k ietty 6n 7bl r ly ". ef e j a m a lse pel . he es r. Ila prim are ea that low male fee = ffi th i establWe wid" rat i t tem es ettol for more than a ginner iiir eta • 111.1.1 Me. with loomed ornament. anti two sets of Ime. tak, _. Mete MO emote ematnent. and two sets of Ms, Z 6 to 11) 1 kennel Mem complete. with standards, from 10.. le ;36 : god hem me; AM with rich ormolu ornammath from rlli god aIA relest dem with radiatith hearth pietas Any la glielier teemeam, 36 per emst. made, say other boom. She meth Mame far 'my solide not approved of. Detailed eatir Ie Lwr. with ennertap rent !per teal Mt. CA HPETB.-Bpleaffid amigos in Tapestry, at 36.9 d. sot d..: 'sot Insets UM. ; • ell mooned floor cloth. D. 6d. per quart . or• 1 : ad Isn't Me Irtenett chintzes. at la ed. per yard. 1,1 o K. k i \T. mg CUMMING haw 111:310VED their Ilttelh•D tom f-on. the City be De. 1. DAM Anat. Waterloo pthee toppo.lte lion." and Jam A. They ere Ogxeks of wird thoseesAl yard: et ybemumble. Trabry at.... low prim imil an.b• emeykn elt* kr earlekh a sear Aleerleeles uf c caipsdag squally NlVi r OAI/61111 -- Tbdr mum Nag, The Crawl. The owe.. The Gide, 16 m u , and The Relleaddi limea It b proved, lisped doubt, by Mat s c ience and magma^ OM No ala4r MMUS has corn- Mb:6NW. thalit I as aped le de Ns WPM emitted' .i commit,' the m. 4 dada .f sit TM lisprenementa Me w av blest. all shoukl have tbain.—iicientlic oblides. fah cave,. Royal Polytedinle Institution. October tlat , eir,—After a careful examinition of your now pc banana which I have Itat In comparlion with the he-t hitherto known. I Sin min. penal to acknowledge thit your recent disc - navy is superior to all others enmond and ht the purity of tlw flame ph•lueed by it. By dr almlfe, let truly scientific. arrangements of yid batmen , you bare came lal perfcctly In Oldham: the proper supply dale, both In quantity an.l rmltlos; thua the flame Is at all UMW steady, and in. Wary imainons : while even ander euhlenly Iscraisal pressure, or drachm draughts of sir, no smoke Li Oren off. 1 remain. yours faithfully. Jon y lira', M.D., LLD.. Profasor of ObecolAUff. Mr. Itlebard Clark. btraad. Thu whole of the burner are coashintly hunting Id the ffadablhhment of the Mei 7 olv'llian Light Conypsey —RICHARD CLIME, roident easnuer. 447. Weg Ivtrynel. corner of Addilledeset. MILNER'S PATENT STRONG WROUGHT IRON "1101.11 WAST" GOVERNMENT HOOK and CASH $A} t.ri Co 1 ClMETS.—Firoresinttoz, by Otos& aeouondoettro sod et at...saline ehanthers. The stron.test taro la the meld. with Inn. DTear. ,, le locks want lantenings. Miners Pease liewerifileg Rook Sufe... 1n... and nate (.11046 Anti I/01C.. of an dew 10 per mat. tor than Ct. ainoe. le the large t 0•018 of the mil Women-al olistrtet.. Milner's tam of the dllanwk rYßrea, bees been testel to reol twat, from one to twenty four ieeß k 1 the maws. Me. an.l • then weientitle sit prnet.cal re 4 imte; awn ha deantethe seat. 144 fir,. in which the books, e,b, deo* 110.10 ii the dlnwest Wen in ol.e- , threa Iron omen with drawers. beldt red dime elemele with doul.'e Iron •loors. Immo( in wrought iron timbeeed sallie, it& rat 4 .., —hate I. burnt to tubes. Milner...ale. Oar dog la the Ire, eats orily a... rod.b..t. hate done their duty, ma eat the nooks and twin within thou toinituoi WA e I faldie we.. At. , to he had an et (Wt.) N.t.Oost of Mileees maw the books. Re- of the above ',yanked one% who know what Are. Irak hooka am adl wen an the e onnereatt‘ a postern of gam. an.i the Mims', het.. set homing and Wit= windowthle watonalo.--Nltlner's Werth LerWitroet and Conk , arca. Llrerpooi. Mancheitor : 37. etpriaz-gardoo. Leeds: IC !hurtle. Hull: 47 Whhefftargate. Lake Dowel. 47a. filoorgata Molt, ate. THE TOOTH-ACHE.—ROWLANDEr ALSANA ILITRACT or wilretag the tordiaebe sad gen i ge n ed for eradiating all disorders of tie kith and ran. le tie of st en:train, tole it .Q ddb len t he relit wide t sae ad; la f.n4 to dreeethee tie imam aad rarity tie waive inure &Peril. It ardiateet untie:want lade tad %Perim rem POW , froln tie roes* wad repett the appraii i =leet decay. It It /.trtecto Eft Weed .ed n r=ea ml etreatt ' r,=. 4.. ea.. e. ed. T. bottia—Cestlos. bellied the romuelse geigaialiss sacked In mapper. ea 'Mil en tie Plata " lettleadif Alms Naiad' Tie Pas alto tie peeprletoW arm mad three. °ll 2.7 l lo triD sad 9011. Ilattarairdius: ma ss = then.. +1,14 tor them. and hy edt 41.n114. la 1 noilanws. VEWARE of IMITATIONS of Dr. LOCOCKTI proioxic WAYBILL transa_ s, cep astl.ahrra,=sesalarfalla of this agraV elr rawraly lei Ptirchanire ars, therefore. sal is meelmw any " pabasia" medicine or wafers silks. las " Dr. Wafer. 'appear la w letter. to a ml ground la ths garararsent Aaron outside t haw oa; without shish all ars osialadella Isldi as his minim Dr. LOCI:IC[11 WATERS sire la-Stat Mkt sad • mid awe of LAMA. einem ani all di-Arnim of the brcath and lama T.. rimers assl sulik Amkers they an, latahribis *aft' and drenztbsnlar the rotes They have s .. ort Price I. V. 2.1.. and Its. per hs A, P rtianratTA mot Co., 1, Drltelose. First-4mA, Loathe. $ .A.l by a/1 sue. man. A SIATIC CHOLERA. HOMOIOPATHIC SllllATMlCNT.—liellelee OINK wee ettatablag artoollsetes seised fee the Meek of ante Clielse. b. Alto tbe Mrer&eree WINK tee att.*. islet IL, eta be elesteed at e 11P , Himmepible Obereitt, 114 Omit Semetdele4 Now wady, pries In 6d., neat elan. ORNAMENTAL 04 DMOESTIC POULTRY; their Moor, and 111~noM. By tee Sow Itoneso Sara Duo; N.L. lacier of Inarrood walk Nosarlds. TM Ards MOW of ireir;tlo Yowl le go. Tao MA Duet lin Maks and Nem mei nog= Notre Hamburg rwris I .i. 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PARIS, SUNDAY ' 6.30 r sa. The following statement of the proceedings of this morning, which I have received from my own rep_orter, may be relied on for accuracy and fidelity : The file of the constitution ban been a very gloomy affair. Nothing was wanting in external pomp, but there was a total absence of all enthusiasm. In the morning the government had taken the precaution to cause the 24th and the 74th regiments of the line, on whose devotion it could rely, to guard all the avenues. I The public bodies and the representatives took the, places assigned to them at nine o'clock, in the tribunes placed at the right and left of the altar. The arch bishop and some bishops ascended to the altar during the ceremony. After the reading of the constitution the cries of " Vive la Republique," " Vivo Cavaignac," were heard around the altar. The spectators in the tribunes remained silent, as well as those forming masses behind the soldiers. During the whole cere mony the weather was dreadful, the mow falling. The legions of the National Guard and the troops de filed for several hours before the altar. The first corps that appeared was the artillery of the National Guard of Paris, composed in great part of red renablicana. This corps cried en moose "A bee lea Pretendans !" and "Vive la Republique!" Some cried " Vive la Republique Democratiqcte!" and others added, "et Societe !" The National Guard of the Banlieue, whose sympathies for Louis ;Napoleon are well known, kept the most complete silence. One battalion only cried " Vies la Republique Democra tique et Societe !" This battalion: belonged to the legion of which M. D'Alton Sheet was lately colonel. Abort eleven o'clock, the National Guard of Arras and Calais drove from the Place de la Concorde some °metiers who cried, " Vive Napoleon !" The friends of M. Louis Bonaparte, had recommended their par tisans not to utter any " 'rivet" in honour of the prince, so as not to compromise him. The cry of " Viva rumnistie generale," was uttered by one legion. The muskets of the National Guard bad much fewer bouquets and drapeaux than they had at the fete of the revolution. The " Mannikin" was heard much less frequently than the " Girondins." Prince Louis Napoleon absented himself from Paris to-day, to avoid being mixed up personally in any manifestation or movement which might occur. This morning 149 insurgents among these confined in the prisons of Paris were liberated. La Reforme, the organ of the ultra-democrats, gives the following comment on the Cavaignac ma nifesto, which will show the spirit in which it is viewed by the party : We have read this circular attentively; it is a counterfeit royal speech, a work concocted is council, dimmed, debated, weighed phrase by phrase, word by word, Can has been taken to soften the dump points which touched the royalists, the harshness of the document has been all reserved for the socialists. It is clever, elegant in shape. N. Defiers has lent a hand to it. Cavaignac, habitually so short, so stiff is manners, is only seen in it by his signature. But every one who signs a deem:mato:apt* its roponsibility, and it is of him who has signed it we now are about to epode. General Comtism appears to think that the promulgation of the new charter hal removed the serious difficulties of the situation, that sscertsinty suet now give place to perfect confidence, MN the theories of socialists have had their day, and, en peasant, he does much injustice to those theories to wises he attributes the sanguinary days of lune. On the ens band we are less satisfied than General Cavaignac of the immediate consequesces of the constitution ; on the other we observe with regret his parti.l appreciation of the events el Jr. He ought to know, and he don know is well as we, the part played by the dynasties on that occasion. A counter-inquiry exists ; he knows its results; he knows that mLrry and ignorance were speculated on; that money sad medal were distributed ; that men were taken on the bar• ricades and tried, who never belonged to the democracy. Why doss he, then, attack oral the socialists ? Why attack some and spare others ? We do not belong to any sett ;we are under the orders:of no chief; we have no favourite sys tem ; we are not then directly interested in this affair, and we have the right to express our astonishment that the chief of the executive power should reserve all his anger for adven. turous theories. When he speaks of the repobliesas of the less &main and the priests, he recovers all his suavity. He then becomes conciliatory, mild, and courteous. He relies on the sincerity of the one and the patriotism of the other. He ought to know, however, and he does know, the part they played on the 24th of February. Are not the manteuvres of the Rae de Poitiers well known? Is not the retirement of Ni. Dermot-e plain enough ? Is it not known that all the royalists receive their inspirations and their sta d'ordre from this reunion ? As to the clergy, does he sot know the obstinate war that, six months since, they waged against the republicans of the wills f Is he ignorant of the nesteamee they recommend with reference to the election of the prod. dent ? And it is in promo* of these facts, in protean of this declared reaction, that General Cavaigase speaks of °mediation, of sincerity, of patriotism ! AV shams en the brother of (Milroy, shame on the blind man who offers wok Inducements to the declared enemies of the republic. An electioneering peraphlet is in the press, the purpose of which is to prove that Prince Loots Na poleon is not the son of the ex-Xing of Holland. Sine* the decree for the restoration of the property of the royal family, the Duchess of; Orleans has re named the 300,000 francs annuity secured to her se her dowry. She has declared that if the government of IRELAND. DUBLIN, SUNDAY EVENING. It is confidently asserted here that the law of of the crown in England have oome to the opinion that there are no grounds for the writs of error brought by the prisoners convicted at Clonmel, and that the judgments cannot be disturbed. A letter from Clonmel announces that the state pri soners are to leave the gaol of that town for Dublin at half-past six o'clock to-morrow morning. A mail coach, with four horses, had been provided for the conveyance of Messrs. O'Brien, Meagher, *Mantis, and O'Donohoe; aad five four-horse cars were engaged for the conveyance of an escort of a - hundred of the police torce, to be followed by a troop of dragoons. A special train will leave Thorley', with the prisoners, at twelve o'clock precisely, and precautionary measures have been taken to prevent any malicious derangement of the railway. Accounts from Clonmel also state that a few more persons had been arrested, charged I with having been id present among s t uiat the armed Van es a day th n e ig night. Wi ld erness, excit near ement elm; by' the affair had been in a great measure allayed, but the I precautionary arrangements of the military and police were continued. There is a statement in one of the journals, that Mr. C. 0. Duffy will be transmitted to Clonmel for trial at the adjourned commission, on the sth of Dec. This is, however, unlikely, as the commission of oyer and terminer is fixed for the 13th, to which Mr. Duffy's ease is postponed. COUNT STRELECHL—Wo have reason to believe that a Companionship of the Bath will be conferred upon Count Streleeki, in acknowledgment of his voluntary but mtnt arduous terriers in administering relief to the desti tute Iri•lt during the late famine. Count Streleeki is known to the scientific world by his valusblework upon the geology of New South Walee, and other pubhcauons.— Morn ing Paper. SHIPPING. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 11.—The Libertm, cf and for Memel, front Southampton, sprung • leak 7th Inst., in lat. 62.12, lon. 2.19 E.; crew taken off by the Daldour, from Swindborg to Liverpool, and transferred, on the 9th inst., off Portland, to the Hercules, Cork to Memel, arrived here. The Daldonr laid to by the Libertas for two hours after taking the crew on board, and the water was then above her deck. Jartakv, Nay.lo.—The Mary Ann, bound to Swansea,bee been lost during the late stormy weather, and another cutter, going to her assistance and picking up her boat with three men in it, struck en the mast of the Mary Ann bilged and The crew took to their boat, and, with some 01 the men from the Mary Ann, were saved. The remainder, four or five in number, are supposed to be drowned. Foam:Aso, Nev. 9.—A lion's face fisnuc-head,rited white, apparently belonging to a vessel of 500 tons; also, two deck.beams, of 12 or 13 loches, • steerage ladder, • cabin table, sod several pieces of broken span, have been picked up at Abermetle (supposed to have belonged to • ooloaial built ship). LIVERPOOL, Nov. 11.—The Saxony, from New Orleans for London, bat into New York, 25th ult., with loam of sails, rigging, and bulwarks, cargo shifted, and part thrown over board, and leaky. The Deborah, from Liverpool to Reed gotta*, was drivel, on shore, near Halifax, 19th ult. ; mew and part *learn* saved. BwAstena., Nov. 12.—E.N.E.—Arrived Meney, Quebec. CLTDP, Nov. 11.—S.W.—Arrived: Louisa, Port Wal lace ; Miramichi. Sailed : Conrad, Mobile ; Allan Ken, Aden ; Lenonis, and Medora, Trinidad. HILL, Nov. 11.—Sailed : Theodore, Rio de Janeiro. Rameo•ro, Nov. I . 2.—E.N.E.—Sailed: Robert, De merara. YARMOVVI ROADS.—AITIVIId : Lord Mangrove, Mira- Stack Um day Cadre. Delivery Ia week Da. has let Jane Arrival Intim* Do. from Ist Jew Pries Y. C. this day per ewt I Do. Tows 16,749 3,376 113,110 3,458 44,309 I. Od. to 1 324.60. 90,201 1.472 40,430 119 52,447 15a. Od. 41..04. 36,220 3,129 43,929 3,833 74,015 43m. 475. id. COALS.—HaII-past TWO. —Bate's liartley,lss.6d.; Huddle's West Hartley, 16e. 3d. ; Can's Hartley, 16.. 3d.; Edcn Main, 17s. 6d. ; Hasonies Hartley, 16e. 3d. ; Tenfold Moor, 15s. 6d.; Walls End Haswell, 19s. 3d.; Walls Ent Helton, 19s. 3d. ; Walls End Laminae, 18e. 6d.; Walls End Stewart's, 195.; Walls Tees, 18s. 6d.-Bhlys at mar ket, 309. CORN.-111ARK-Lsrm.—The supply of English Wheat at market this morning was only:moderate ; nererthe• lets a decline of Is. to 2.. per qr. had to be submitted to be fore progress could be made in isles. The arrivah of foreign amount to about 35,000 qrs. during the'week ; the demand was rery limited, and the few sales effected were at a degi le of Is. per qr. linglith Flour a very slow sale, being much interfered with by the quantity of French offering on the market. English Barley was in good supply, and choice malting qualities were ls. and other sorts 2.5. lower. Foreign was a dull sale, at Is. reduction. Oats were not so good a sale as at the close of the weak, and in some came 6d. cheaper. English Beans and Peas much as last quoted. Foreign white Peas meet little attention, although freely offered at Is. to 2s. lower. BOMAR. 111.1111.0 per Qualm Woos; Yalta and Kent, rod 42 to 44 to 114...w1nt0 47 to SS to SO Norfolk sod Suffolk. 40 to 42 to 31... do 46 to 64 1066 Talavera Mom or Suffolk Comb. k its, rot.. 44 to 46 to S 1 -whits.— 46 to 60 to 62 Nattluttab. sad Scot& do,— to —...— to to blab do RM. 3O to 33 Mai; Tad*. 21 to 27...diotalllito 23 to 27 to 31 Nabs. .. ... oz .... 3l to 33...tro Bow Wm ier OA English reed 17 to 19 co 204 Mock. —to --9 Od Ditto Poland' 19 to 20 to 214 ad...potato 24 to 234 04 Berwick t Boot& teed 20 to 224 Od...potrao 22 to 234 04 Irish had 14 to 110 Od.. blast. 17 to 114 94 Ditto pftsto .. 211 to 111 id 19 to 60 . 7. I Q:pa...—. IC to 64 —...... Pat; gray 9e to ilk Od maple l6l to 60 Blue 49 to 61...ispenal M to 63 White Se to 36. tiontea. SI to 40 Names, Mangan- MI to 111...t1ek Harlow 91 to 34 _ma 13 to n...01d to Thin. New Vries per bosh. —...new winter 10 .0 11-44 to Ite.rwazz, New 60 to 68 Wass Cana% pa thotwand Pow arab &I 41111.11 b. Fu ma. Towsomodu delivered 44 to 44...fat0 houiaTidr ato 44 Norfolk mad Suffolk 40 to 44...w1ate 4l to 43 Nortalsobaload. Lambs, sad Ircekshire to dams sad !lout -- . -- Wow, Dish& mod Loallgebirg... Si to 57...ia0 l9 to 83 Ptosoriosio i lloit, sod 114449. Si Si to 59 howl mad to rdambush . Is 13 4$ so e 9 . ff to IT ars 0 Boaz" . ourToodtoo U t027..,d1a1114 . sr e 29 1.92/o n.~.bs Spada boot —to—,.. ANDOEBIL, Nov. 11.-The supply of grain good. Beet samples of old Wheat sold briskly, and prisms firm; bat other sample* a trifle easier to buy, and trade dul'. TR. demand for Barley was not animating, and prim receded • little. Oats, Beene, and Peas partook of the same depres sion, but without variation in pace. The range of new and old Wheat was from 36e. to 60s. per qr. Harlsy, 28.. to 355. 61. Beans, 38s. to 42.. Pens. 42a. to 445. Aleemewtraw, Nov. 11.-The market remiss tolerably firm, at about last week's quotations. Wheat, 121. to 151. pm load. Barley, 30s. to 365. per qr. Beans, 345. 14 445. Pau, 401. to 50s. Oats, 24e. to 30s. BATH, Nev. 11.-Our market was well supplied with Wheat, which met with' • dull sale, at last week's prices. Barley was is short supply, without any alteration in value. Oats, }leans, and Peas the same as last week. Wheat, -id, 60s. to 625. ; new, 4GI. to 525. Barley, 30s. to 38e. Beane, old, 445. to 481 ; new, 38s. to 421. Peas, white, 48s. to 545. ; grey, 40.. to 425. Oats, 20s. to 261. per qr. Bauman, Nov. 11.-Trade slow, at the current prices, which were, for Wheat, about la., and for Barley from le. to 21., less than last week. In other articles the paces as before. Wheat made from 20s. to 335. per load. Barley, 31s. to 345. per qr. Oats, 20.. to 265. Beans, 20s. to As. per load. Peso, 265. Borrow, Nov. 11.-With a limited supply of 'Wheat at market, the trade ruled dull at la. to 2e. decline. Very little doing in Oats or Beans. Wheat, red, 4.55. to 51s. ; white, Hs. Oats, 115 s. to 235. Beans, 40s. to 425. per qr. CALBRIDOE, NOT. 11.-We had a lugs supply of both Wheat and Barley to-day, and prioes gave way is. upon the former, and from Is. to 2a. upon the latter. Other desuip dons of corn were in fair supply, and unaltered in value. Wheat, red, 50s. to 525.; white, 565. per qr. Barley, 30s. to 365. Beans, new, 345. ; old, 40s. Peas, 38s. to 40s. Oats, new, 18.1. to tli. ; old, Etas, 26a. to 28s. CANTERBURY, Nov. 11.-Oar mat ket was smuttily supplied with Wheat this day; prices about the same; sales very dull. Old white Wheat, 625.; new, 625. to 595.; new, brown, 40s. to 531. Barley, 275. to 375. 6d. Oats, 28s. Beans, 355. Peas, 375. to 38s. Coausur, Nov. 11.-We had an average supply of Wheat this atoning, which sold at an advance of 6d. per bushel There was a fair quantity of Barley brought into market, but no change io price since last week. With a good sup ' ply of Oats, prices rued a shade lower. Wheat, white, new. 22.. Gd. to 245. 6d. ; old, 245. to We.; red, new, 21s. 6d. to 235. ; old, 225. 6d. to 245. Barley, new and old, Ilc to 12s. Oats, potato, new, 7s. to tia. ; old, Ps. to 91. 6d.; common, 7s. to 7s. 63. Flour, per stone, 2s. 4d. to 2s. 6d. Oatenei, Is. Bd. Ityemeal, ls. Gd. Barleymeal, la 6d. CIigLINFORD, Nov. 10.-The supply of Wheat was not eatennve to-day ; the prices of last week were about main- I rained; but the market closed heavily. Fine white, 565. to , 695. ; red, 48,. to 52.. Beans same as last quoted. Barley in , better supply. and from Is. to 2s. per qr. lower. Conctir.ersa, Nov. 11.-Wheat seeding progresses fa vourably. Fumes are much engaged at home, and sup- plias are small of all grain excepting that of Barley. Wheat is dull, at last wren's rates. Barley, 2s. lower. Beans and Peas of all kinds fully maintain WO rates. Wheat, old, red, 54e to 555.; white, 565. to 60s. ; new, red, 60.. to 545. ; whit*, 62,. to 565. Barley, 30s. to 341. Beans, Mas., 295. to 30.. ; ticks, 31.. to 335. Exwrza, Nov. 11..-We have have had a pretty good attendance at our market to-day, and Wheat in better supply, at a trifling advance. Barley was also more plenti ful, and our =dieters bought more freely, at about last week's rates. Oats were in better condition, and sold at a decllue of Is. per qr. GLOUCESTER, Nov. 11.-At our market this day we had again a limited business in both English and foreign Wheat, at about former prices. Malting Barley neglected, though offered at le. to 25. per qr. redaction; grinding emu without alteration. Beans are more in demand, tat former rates. The trade in Oats is still very languid, although 66. per qr. less money would be accepted. IVe have had severe frost, and the weather is still wmterly. Wheat, Eng lish, white, old, per imperial bushel, 75. to 7s. 3d. ; new, 6s. to 65. bd. ; red, old, 6s. 9d. to 7s. ,• new, Ss. 9d. to 6s. Gd. ; D.uatzic (low to high mixed), per 480 lbs., 7s. 36. to 7s. 6d. ; Polish, Pomeranian, Stettin, 6s. 9d. to 7s. ; Odessa, Marianopoli, soft, 6.. 6d. to 6s. 9d. ; Odessa, Taganrog, hard, Ga. to 6s. 6d. Barley, English, grinding, per 3921ba., 27e. to 29.. ; malting, per imp. qr., 325. to 365. ; Irish, grinding, 27a. to 285.; malt. in, 30s. to 325.; foreign, grinding, 26.. to 23a.; malting, 32,. to 36.. Beans, English, old. per imp. bush., ss. 6d. to6s.; new, 4a. 66. to ss. ; foreign, Egyptian, per 651 lbs., 4s. 2d. to 4s. 4d. ; French, Butch, small tick, 41. ad. to ss. ; Irish, 6s. to ss. 2d. Oats, per 312 lb.. Limerick, Wex ford, end Eanisoorthy, white, old, 255. to 26e.; new, 21s. 6d. to 22a. 6d. • Cork, Waterford , and Youghall, new, 21.. to 21a. f3d.; Welsh, black, 20s. to 218.; Irish, per 3121 M, 20s. to 20a. 6d. Peas, breakers, foreign, per imp .bl., ss. 46. to ss. 64.; grey and grinders, foreqn, per 6511b5. U. 10d. to Si. Flour, best second', English, per sack, 40;. to 42a. Linseed Cake, French, nominal, 91. to 101. Imports of the week ending Nov. 10 : Barley, 482 qrs. ; Oats, 1,606 ; Beans, 16. GIIILDIOND, Nov. 11.-The supply of Wheat at our mar ket is still extremely limited for this season. The quality is much improved, 161. being realised in several instances; old, 161.105. The demand pretty good. Barley is better supply, masters refusing to give previous mice.. Oats, new, 19s. to 22a. ; old, 235. to 265. Beans, new, 365. to 385. ; old, 40s. to 445. Barley, 30e. to 38s. 6d. Mamas, Nov. 11.-For some days we had severe frost, wish a covering of snow, but to-day the weather is more mild. Our supplies of grain are only slender, the demand good, but no change in value from this day week. Wheat, 30e. to 335. per load of 20 stone. Barley, 12s. to 13s. per bushel of list. 61b. Oats, 104 d. to 134 d. per stone; American barrels, 33,. 6d. to 345. LEICESTER, Nov. 11.-There was an average supply of grain of all descriptions at our market to-day, but the de mand was not brisk, and little business was transacted. Wheat did not quite realise last week's currencies. Barley was full 3,. lower. Oats made from 265. to 30s. In Beans and Peas we con notice no alteration. Manciturza, Nov. 11.-The trade has been very quiet, both here during the week sad at Liverpool and Wakefield yesterday, and without paddle general reduction, a alight decline upon previous rates has been occasionally submitted to upon the lees saleable descriptions of each article. The above applies equally to our market of this day : each article meets slow sale in retail lots for consumption ; and though we do not see reason to alter our quotation., the turn of price as regards Wheat, Flour, and Oatmeal, is in favour of the buyer. Other articles steady at former rates. The following are the present prices: Wheat, per bushel of 701b1.. English, white, 7a. 9d. to 8.. 10d. ; red, 7s. Gd. to Bs. 4d.; Irish, white, Ts. 9d. to 84.; red, 7a. to 7s. 9d.; foreign, free, red, 7s. 6d. to Bs. 11. Oats, per bush. of 451 b., English, Scotch, and fine Irish, 3s. 3d. to 3e. 4d. ; Irish kiln-dried runs, 3s. ld. to Is. 3d. Peas, per 8 Ma perial bushels, white, boilers, 445. to 4Gs. Flour, per sack of 2801b5., English and Irish, fine, 38s. to 39s ; superfine, 401. to 41.. ; extra 425. to 435. Oatmeal, pet load ot 2401 b.., English and Irish, 275. Gd. to 28..6d. NEWCASTLE-ON-TYKE, Nov. 11.-The weather this week has been for the most part of an unsettled character frost, snow, and rain being ita predominating features. In the abarnce of arrivals of any moment the trade during the week has continued to maintain a firm aspect, and a far business has been done in each article at fully former rates. At our market this morning we had a good supply of Wheat from the growers, which in the absence of south country qualities met a ready sale at fully last week's prices, extra samples in partial instances commanding a small advance. Foreign on the contrary was no dearer, our millers only offering 655. per qr. of 631 b.., for a large cargo just arrived from Onefs• welds, but which price was refused. Flour in fair request at the terms of this day se'nnight ; choice households making 395. 6d. to 405., and whites 42e. per sack respectively. In E7e little stirring. Malting Barley the turn lower, but in grinding descriptions we note little change. Malt was scarcely so much inquired for. Beans and Peas much the same. Being liberally supplied with Oats from our growers and the arrivals coastwise Win also to a liberal extent, only the choicest dry new, and fresh-thrashed old, maintained their value, inferior descriptions being comparatively neglected, although offered on lower tense. Choice old Scotch, weighing 421bs. per bushel, nude 265. 6d to 27a. per or. The duty on Wheat is Is. per qr. higher; on othugrain there is no change. The following were the prices:- Wheat: British, Northumberland, old, white, 58s, to 60h ; red, 545. to Ms. ; new, white, 545. to Ms. ; red, 505. to 555. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, old, whits, 58s. to 61s. ; red, 54e. to 575. • new, white, 56e. te 68e. ; red, 541. to 565.; Lin ' enlisehire. old, white, 675. to 59*. ; red, 545. to 56.. • new, white, Ws. to Ms. • rod, 535. to 655. Eye, Norfolk sad Suffolk, 30s. to 32e. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 30e. to 341- Chevalier, 34e. to Ws. Northumberland and Scotch, 265. to 30..; Chevalier, 36e. to 33 5 . • and dart)))ing, 26e. to s. Malt, 66.. to 60s. • • , 60s. to 62a. Oats, Northumberland and Sesitch potato, old, 25e. to Ms.; new, 240. to 26e. ; common an d Anus, old, Purwoatu, Nov. 11.-Our market continues in a very inactive state, and sales of all grain are effected with diffi culty. Wheat, white, old, 151. to 161.. per load ; r.ew, 131. to 141. ; red, old, 141. to 151. ; new, 111. 101. to 121. Barley, malting, 32e. to 355. per qr.; grinding, 28e. to 30s. Oats, 20s. to 21s. Beans, 425. to 441. Peas, 41a. to 4 is. PRISTOX, Nov. 11.-Very few vessels up have worked this week ; but the stocks on hand, though comparatively speak ing light, are fully equal to the demand. The trade, from Tuesday to yesterday, was of a lit less chsraettr, and, in the few transactions that occurred, lower prices were submitted to. There was a liberal supply of English Wheat at our Corn Exchange to-day, which met a dull sale, at a decline of fid. to 9d. per windle, and Irish must be noted full 2d. per bushel lower. Very choice samples of old foreign red com mands Bs. 7d. to Bs. 91 per bushel, equal to 275. to 275. 6d. per windle. Flour rather cheaper. New Beans plentiful. and Is. per windle lower. Oats are difficult of sale, and we again reduce the value of the best samples Id. per busheL Farmers' Oatmeal mitigatory in value, but Irish con tinues depressed, at a further reduction of Gd. to 9d per load. Other articles ea before. Potatoes up to 12e. per 2401 b. Priors current: Wheat, per windle of 2201b5. English. white, 255. 3d. to 275. 6d. ; yellow, 225. 6.1. to 258. 6d. Irish, per bushel of 701ba., red, superfine qualities, 7s. Bd. to 7s. 91.; middling to good, 7s. to 7s. 6d. Flour, per pack of 2401b5, English, fine to superfine, 36e. Gd. to 41s. 6d.; French, per 2801b5., superfine, 465. to 475. 64. ; sixeing, per 240165., 345. to 365. Barley, per bushel of 6011r5., grinding, 4e. 6d. to 4s. 9d. Beans, per windle, of 2201b5., Enelith 14s. to 151. Bran, per pack, of 2401ba., Irish, 91. to 9s. 6d. Oats, per bushel of 451 b.., Irish, prime mewling qualities, 35.; common, 2.. 9d. to 2P. 102. ; provender. fine, old, 3e. 3d. to 3s. 6d. Oatmeal, per load of 2401bs , Irish, choke samples 275. 6d. • good general qualities 275. to 275. 3d. ; middling to good . , 26a. 3d. to 265. 91. Indian Corn Meal, per pack of 2401 b., white, 21s. ; yellow, 21s. to 21s. 6d. READING, Nov. 11.-A gradual falling off in the supply of Wheat, consequently late prices were hilly maintained to day ; but if we had received a large quantity it is evident there would have been a decline of 2s. or 3.. per qr., trade was thereon exceedingly slow and dull. Barley in mo.m dente supply, and the maltsters very choice in their selec tion, and only bought were prices declined Is. to 2s. per qr. Old Beans fully as dear, as were aleo white Peas (warranted good breakers). The Oat trade was very heavy, and recent value with difficulty made. SAFFRON WALDEN, Nov. 11.-At market to-day Wheat maintained former prices. Barley was fully Is. per qr. cheaper. In Beans, Peas, and Oats nothing particular to notice. SHREWSBURY, Nov. 11.-Our market this day was badly supplied with Wheat, but a good show of both Oats and Barley. Wheat, la. to 2s. per quarter dearer. Barley and Oats the same as last week. NYheat, from 525. to 60s. per cr. Barley, 30s. to 369. Oats, 245. to 28s. SUNDERLAND, Nov. 11.-The weather continues so bad that all oat-door work is suspended. There was a good sup ply of Wheat from the farmers to-day, and the arrivals b ship were 500 qrs. of foreign Oats, and 100 qn. of British Barley. Wheat sold readily at a slight advance on last week's rates. There is a good demand for fine ship Wheats. Best Wheats are worth 5.. U. to 58.. ; good average parcels, 525. to 54e ; and inferior sorts, 489. to 50e. Other kinds of grain acd Flour are stationary in price. Averages for the post week : Wheat, 430 qrs., at 32a. 11d. ; Oats, 31, 28s. ; Barley, 80, 345. Id. WARMINSTER, Nov. 11.-A very large show of Wheat, and, consequently, the sales for new were restricted, and at Is. per quarter lower ; but selected samples were mostly dis posed of at late prices. The supply of Barley is on the in crease, but still mostly in bad condition ; and, to effect sales, a reduction of ls. per qr. was submitted to. Oat. met with bat very few purchasers. Malt scarce, and realiied good prices. Peas and Rye, nothing doing worthy of mark. Wheat, white, 56a. to 625. ; red, 55e. to 61s. ; new, 495. to 56r. Barley, 28s. to 38e. Oats, 21s. to 24,. Beans, 401. to 50s. Malt, 64e. to 68s. per quarter. Tarn, Ih. to 12a. per bushel. WINCHESTER, Nov. 11.—Our market to-day was fully supplied with Wheat, mostly new. Great activity prevailed for good samples of seed Wheat, and the value was firmly supported. There was a great quantity of Malty ; maltsters acted with great caution in their purchases, and the trade ruled dull, at th e reduction of Is. to 2s. per qr. Oats also were worth Is. per qr. lees money, and trade Cack. New Beans sold in small quantities, at late rates Wheat, new, 101. to 111. per load ; old, 131. to 141. 10s. Barley, 26e. to 335. Oats, 181. to 241. Beans, 38a. to 425. per qr. WISBECH, Nov. 11.—The improvement in the wea ther during the week has enabled the farmers to prepare for seedim, but under the circumstances they must be very backward. To-day the supply of ail kinds of grain is small. Wheat, if dry, meets a good demand, at fully the prices of last week whilst the dam raw ample', are very bad to sell at a decline of I s. per qr . Oats and Beans in demand at forme: nit". Pricy to the growers: Wheat, new, red, 59115. to 62161., 4 61 6 to 51s. per qr. ; extra, 525. ; white, 475. to 535.; extra, 545. f old, red, albs. to 831b5., 525. to 655. ; extra, 574. 1 • white, 555.t0 58s. ; extra, 595. Oats, old, 39.1 n. to 4011,e., 114 d. to 12d. per stone; new, 101 d. to 114. Beans, old, 30s. to 41s. per qr. _ _ _ Vioactsrun, Nov. 11.—There was but a small attend ance of farmers at market to-day, yet the Wheat trade 'roiled dull, and the prices of this day se'nnight could not be obtained except for best samples of new. Oats and Barley 6d. to Is. per qr. lower. Beans and Peas fully as dear. YORK, Nov. 11.—We have a very short supply of Wheat which has met a steady sale at last week's prices. Barley a large supply, and prices are fully Is. lower. In other articles no alteration. Wheat, white, 535. to .575. per imp. qr. ; red, 50s. to 535. Barley, unitise, 335. to 37s ; grinding, 28s. to 30$. Beans, 40s. to 441. Rle, 335. to 365. Malt, 60s. to 62a. Oats, 101 d. to 114 d. per stone of 141 b. Flour, 40s. to 441. per sack of 2801bs. DUBLIN, Nov. 10.—Our supplies this day were very mrderate, altd prima remain almost without change since Tuesday. In come instances a slight improvement was rea lised oa Wheat, and Oats fully maintained their valt.e. In other things we make no change. The following are the present prices: Wheat, white, 265. to 30s. red, 24r. to 28.. 6d. per 2801 b. Oats, 9s. 6d. to 116.6 d. per 1961 b.. Barley, lls. 6d. to 18s. 6d. per 224 Th. Here, lie. 6d. to 12s. 6d. per 2241 be. Indian Corn, 31s. to 375. per 480 Th.. Oatmeal, lie. to 13e. per cwt. Flour, seconds, 16s. to 18s. per cwt. Bittr•sr, Nov. 10.-1:p till to-day, which has a more settled appearance, the weather has been so wet and stormy as to atop field labour, and, at the saws Wan, keeps back our usual supplies of grain. Wheat of good quality sells freely at former prices, whilst inferior lots are clafieult to part at a reduction of 3d. We have a few sales ex store, at 111. 10s. to 121. per ton. Flour is a slow sale at last week's prices. Barley is very various in quality and price; fine mshing is scarce, and brings relatively a high figure. Oats maintain the advance (3d. to 4c1.1 noted on Friday, and are in good demand. Oatmeal continues in good demand, at a further advance of Id. to 2d, per cwt. Coact, Nov. 10.—Trade during the week has been rather quiet. We have more bueinesa doing in Indian Corn, al though at somewhat lower rates. Our reports of the potatoes represent them as keeping better than was.anbcipated. This, however, is not to be wondered at, seeing that the weather is peculiarly favourable for them. We have had moderate supplies ot foreign grain. Those of home-growth, also, Wheat excepted, are large. The trade in Wheat is firm, with rather an upw ird tendency. The supply, how ever, is very small. In foreign and old Irish we have had little budnesa doing, but prices of both are firmly main tained. Prime Barley continues in good demand, at an improvement on the currency of last week ot fully 6d. per barrel. Oats have revived very little in value, the quota tions of last week being exactly the same u those of the present. In prepared Oats the transactions have been very trifling. The nominal free on board fi re eof blacks h Ils. per barrel, but we question if this übe obtainable. Crane Flour is in demand, bat primedescriptions continue to meet but a retail inquiry. In Indian Corn we have had more business doing, hut at rather lower ratty prices ranging between 6i. 12s. 6d. and 91. per ton,- the latter being the extreme value of the prinuet umples Indian Meat meets a 114htly improved inquiry. Red Wheat 259 - per 20 stone. Barley, 12e. 6d. per 16 stone. Oats, 9s. 84 per 14 stone. COMMERCIAL Jr MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—The settlement of account, which be comes doe to-morrow, has been the great hominess of the morning on the Stock Exchange, and it is pro bable that by this time the bulk of it has been got through, so far at least as the making up of books and the ascertainment of balances. We have consequently not much business in stocks, and the fluctuations in Consols have only been about 1 per cent. They are now 861 to I say the lowest quotations of the morning. Reduced Threes, 851 to 1. Three-and-a-Quarter per, Cents., 851 to a. Exchequer Bills, 40s. to 425. pre mium. Bank Stock, 188 to 190. Our foreign market remains iractive, exoept in Mexican Bomb, which quote a shade better, at 211 to j. Brazilian are 72 to 4. Chilian, 82 to 6. Peru vian, 32 to 4. Spanish Fives, 11 to i; the Threes, 23 to ; Passive, 24 to 3. Portuguese, 231 to 41. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 43 to 6 ;the Fours, 69 to 70. Belgian, 70 to 2. Danish, 62 to 6. Russian, 98 to 100. New Grenada are better, at 121 to 131. Ilast WIG LIBH FUNDS. rik. 122 I mire. fsr Ae. 561 I Ams..Wii I rl4l7444m "i bit **4l . le 43‘ pros. 1011121014 MID& F I V s ' °m are ri 13i par *et epri 211 2 w mo t k l= 116,42 4 11/.. 4 ;32 4 4 ea. amm a rs 5..212 tz II 102 4... 21 Callorlis%milt i l 1 4iii r 1727... st * 3 p ar IX JUL, 62 1 ribs. , Psolv illga irlds. 22 p 01,14•46 Mk, 45 Ot. Vipaionis ,14 14 4 gift. Del& 040... TO Wasiak Dillempl 714...4 RAILWAYS.—The sham market is tolerably firm to-do , bat it is remarked that the tranesetions are taw. • Central are 24; Great Northers*. p Thirds , 775. e ; Eastern Counties, In to 13 ; North British 775. 6d.; Luxembourg, 7 paid, ,only 7s. 6d. per share. The public sales declared for to-morrow are various and ra ther large—ma Sugar : 150 Mule. Berbedoes, 2,500 Mtge Mauritius, 4,500 bars Bengal ; Coffee, 2,300 bags Ceylon, 700 bags Rio, and 100 calks La Guars ; Bice, 10,000 begs, the great^r portion Madras; Pepper, 3,000 bags black; Pimento, 100 Lags; also Sago.—We are without any busi ness of icap - Jrnance to report by private contract to-day, but the markets have a steady appearanos. ?wefts CURRENT. swain, p cwt. wry rate. Plge, No. L LI 0... 3 0 W.10414,8.P.ber5. Um. 0.1.034. 64 Room 9 0...6 0 Yellow &Grey ... U 6...37 au g eetcereureer 0 0... e 0 Mae .. . - . ..... IS •. 42 Smash 11 0...12 0 lieorstioe,xolvi... 33 0.. 34 Lame, of par toe. 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Petersburg. 9 ►ead 0 O. I Dut 4 l , al?d PleeW °•• 4.1 i 14411 , 44. ?. ie — lion., at par tau - Creterabergolssu23o 10...51 0 out.bot half clout Az% dry 0 6 ..0 6 . 0 8 ...0 34 8. Asmr.liorse, per _ kids Riga, Mune U CM 1 of pass Manilla East Wiz loan IS 0...23 Ju tay IS 11...111 t. Ti., at par out. Banco B3 0...10 Strait' Cosa la blocks 79 0... 0 . _ __ Ras* ditto ll • ... 7 0 bra Woody atper toa Lo=lamain."33 13.... 0 0 4 0— 4 10 Oarapeaeby ll 0... • 0 Pude, Jamaica 3 0... 0 Nlaarapaa, kris sad ealkl 10 0...13 0 0 0...10 0 Lima l3 10..33 0 Sapea ~ 18 10...11 13 Iwo, itk v. too. Bars E2 3 SO 0 ...16 0...50 9 TALLOW.—The Tallow market is firmer, and 455. Is refused on the apot for lice Y. C. ; there ie mon demand, and holden are looking for better priors. January' sad February, 465. 6d. October to December delivery, 445. 9d. to 46e. Separate months' delivery, 46e. OF SALLOW. 1846. I 1647.