The Express. — London, England, 1847-08-31 00:00:00

IIIP."' •,..i - --w , a. 1 (‘e•Litis;-0-s-.) ,-2/P-iii•+, 6:::TI ON.--A. ROWLAND All SON, 20, E .,,...10,L5et0 emitoa d :*llo Lip waft - kW WNW IT tho ot our at Odi eV* Owe No 111los 'Loom Oa.' • woo orris maw Ow WSW roars of wir ,iti.., =wow li t ot :li a ktir tawareashzes t. = Morin arm rol !NO at as MO& a lrody onoloo " "Italplor; rot r i :Iloollotto." rod Oro .rr, et ore bowsaw moo at to of the at ihe tisk to voile OM A. 11.017LAMMOM1 111. =.4 111.11aannoordlia. rot tql ail disslob ood . ba. CULVEETIaiI 013111 ` IMAM all AND IMO Lin Prior Wooly buoot_ to. Od. we. WHAT TO EAT, DM,, ANIO AVOID, oriti DIO4I f2t to opriasio i NOW TO Illi sAPlPl6;.;rl=O ure lllO II li oomboioVar= UMW CZ= of oorrouromo. . o l it w =rom ow togln t o • 147. rismist a rikkimissaget K Mori boo tbs'AilEar. Arolloiro. asmoOdoora. Fran Zenstdo Oa Kodak a oMmiditilde aaMber ofwerklaMill —blacksmiths, arpenters , potion, and general mechanics — been sent to Bombay, to receive instruc mu. from Euro =in their respective arts. These are some of the first of • peace administration which have occurred in lilpsetens, end which will, if encouraged, spread all ever She . The robber Doonghur Sines is at large, awl much annoyance. The opening of the die /pin be . nee of steamers for commercial purpose, unilln . tereet : they now communicate regu. Wig bee sad Perosrpore, a distomis of 1111114/V miles, and ia the brearable MONO ON be navigated by sailing boats in from = „i thirty days. The restoros of the Burnishes intimate an increase on the exports for the ink croft et the year 1847, as compared with that of 1848, of ma hie than 39,3671., and of exports by Meek the total value of the former being 1111,0211., of the latter 22,2331. The total value of the two will mown% to about one-tenth the charges imposed an W br the maintenance of the country, or to little veseretles doable the cost of steamers for the use of Solna*. The erantey con tinued. healthy : the purser, it was isadenleseil. would oertsdaly retire in December. Lady Napier recovered frets an indisposition at ore time bellowed to be dangerous. The OuweresorDeneral and Cosamender-ia- Chief of Delia matins* at Simla. Lord Harding* will leave in October, ad quit India in the beginning of the year, after a short administration of three and a half years, illus trious, because honest, peaceful,:and benevolent beyond all precedent Sir John Littler had returned to the Jul lundkur Doab. The Marquis of Teesdale is at the Nellgherriee ; he has now last about completed his five yeara' term of service; as yet we have had no authentic Wine as to who will succeed him. The governor and eemmander-in-chid of Bombay are in the Deccan; the lad Wisp ea hie tour, by last accounts at Sholapore. A met tbomMions onflagnition occurred at Bombay on the Inning et the Ilth of June, by which a large rues of budd ies um burnt down, and the whole fort endangered. There wen the navel abundance of individual seal and activity, awl of mei want of concert order, and reflection, for shirk Deosbay is above most pines on such occasions re markable • so that fires which occur four times a year seem to take the authorities as much by sarpries as would a general frost or snow-steam. Plunder. Inebriety, and dis similarity* Indulged he almost sal libitum. A enter hi been fawned, accompanied, for future geldaeee, by a repaint of the garrison regolothus, which ism to have been lestaight of. The Education Board have just published a most dieheerteniag account of their proceedings. During the year 1848 it has been as much as they could accomplish to keep native education from going backwards, and their schools, from what is stated, seem mainly to be resorted to with a view to ulterior employment in government offices. Four of their teachers have recently retired home sick and disgusted—one has been removed by death, one jointd another seminary. The teachers are, in reality, so miser ably paid in comparison to the servants of government and to the expenses they are compelled to incur that no sane mart who could earn 401. at home would dream of coming to Bom bay. 4001. a year swine a large sum, but a tolerable house can not he had here for her than 1501. ; servants' wages for a mar ried man amount to as much more; while 401. will scarcely pay the palanquin which carries you to office or school— leaving 601. to meet all other charges. The report itself, as well as the extracts from the separate report of a professor now retired, is so indifferently written, and full of errors, that it has been suggested that it should be given to some of the younger of the native pupils to be translated into Et:g enii- The economy in orar educational u in our nautical elleldidtrnents, has, it appears, been carried the length of be elledeg outrageous extravagance. The board state that eo May paid are their native teachers, that the profession is cheat the last to which any man would think of betaking Wicriell; yet, when a diligent servant asks promotion on re ceiving commendation, they find it impossible to advance him in his own line, and are averse to aid him in any other, as they would thereby lose his services. The European teacher is placed in the same position as the native. Are our educational difficulties to be wondered at 1 Sauce the date of our last, society and the service to which be belonged have lost a vain ibis member in the prison of Capt. T. M. B. Turner, garrison engineer. The rains have greatly abated, though the weather con tinues wet in the extreme. INTELLIGENCE. CALCUtii:luTii=Sinoel764.7l:;•,4 die Had diastas dosser vs have bed but Ueda to mon la the aloie at we isottsst, do some pond Wad*, tootbood. whim tha d if do boarlyezpottel toll by tho Nowise IMAM say rsiolititio Mood kr "." & ..".. oests orgro ws lorowtor, ea Se tombs 7: r " Lit II t luti I . , pot as Is pommoloa et Imam shim op bra Mb of Ugh tomt. *No mow masa moso to Imo taloa a *is Mr 110:Est rip* to to Itot Os Inds MN Isola toy 1. ‘l6 as a motion et rho. time way grids to TY gro Mktg WY tho votollOomo of Itoamy by So lsomt ma le fret! otoololtotppololmoot. Wore lisoolbot Moil Sot As mows WNW to beput soy sothlty to ow room =et *Os sills owlet ; mod. omiliolos Os mot toordly et wilt lay astomoillog *OM ad soorillord on tbentoey Notint, w me but III& moist Ito a tosotoo from at. miburadibmierbe!lahrea. _ _ _ _ _ _ the east reppord soy matmrY imp is ow =pert market. I though then beelmen meelithed a lteb ape liplike se the pert of the pluthithie ef Pose pole blErs de. The demeek however, le kr hem bathe es ealueive me both by upend at this seem al she yak Piety owing is d oupthereed by na ive dieters Y rethieng thee wpm ha. lest=bolte • great emelow of the kegs basset donne we the Oar reported soh; beaseek thow the ape pardwrisr domfgaim of goods are wens, of le am average went. Ow raw tembet le Wroweleg paw away the de ment in mummilltmeemenedulthe wl thelots mslMingthskldglmtrMoed beat emi dad; but ea the Peek we they venue hen that the =WM edithlat sepreally ems seetheue, NW, the bet thet gmeretheet setheitin serehme 1. dammil awl lane edema le Pelee. The lank Beepllme &domed a Metalloid Mr. per shin, Wog the ate • I , l=l. leer mut eahe t pit up mph& The trametheo In he the puma apperemehy have been they YeY i, mid the rake le ewe Wt me alth esWeletheL The moue don maltemeempit 17 ,8 11 0 1Peu .4 emeur (helith 1•2141. litlad.) will use awe 4Nelaulel Iteeeleskadbrig the ordeal ef a umber of week daring the past week menet Wat haw remained fink eel A mom litheame ma edema lesbian whithiel he rice , far alibi wide W. Ha t i e los bsee paid. termoo.-41 here trop than an mew we weld set be anticipated, oldie.* the farourabis puller seesawed la Oaken& bed so = den 4 ded ee mint rata of the Interior. le Dank thrwmelag, 1 -PAZ:::=Tirrna the termer illann we bar that was ammo were abase to slw will bee =me then a tided ef net Yep gelled at he No- Neweisma Odle slum Tram seed of the when moo thht=lN ping am, em me mei the on= merage et pea emilel der us tut Oda we et dethtlem nth be Auld they Mee • emelemenee of weether. la therm the doe bed met sagawq set he, Wilk had delayed =eel the expeetedoes et the pram. hap soreemegy been Is the upper nortbdureih Mawr, they hew Mee mom thelemeek aed seethers A that querthrrearsra4 to be completed. We lege WPM Meath to Is .bad r ile s oar =anal detailed re port of the }viable eet.eites death Meld& Or mniW beteg nab et eid d ten ementh pedare, we hays bet kw Irmattlese be meet. • prime of 1,7110 monde of up. isarstrNW,y falba bee bowl made kr Ile ANNA ninth, at 103 Clow Meek pr balmy amok threess.—The empereelvely_ lew Met et whisk the leer mete of lemmee thee Am preserathu eared mane bares be ems hewed, end a kw preelleme were made et ow hem= erg, b.Ha. w b. da. bee slaw the nisyserskir the merles bee bun pin; we de w o l iona zsee peeps t of saafrfty me the oaths balers aloft le a adios en the prim Od a now lie gel on Jit l imited he this drug is dull, A sena of rather tustarourabie mesuis from China, only a few die lavleg been made, et the fallawfai rates, sag kr Patna 1,3112 r., and Dews 1,2435. pr dent. WPM* non It3ll,oTa. BRITISA COTTON TIM Neelea—rims slight emptier of imprematent are lisalmileg aresithet theenerees in the tuna Ar 'peek pier ithe Mad, bet not lb the eathet whkh might hue An kid kr at this sea leer the sake reported In pry PAW. eager le afelreftw, grleielpW AB we have bed we le =lke kr Nene then to the bear theee of lake& pea. pi the mime maybe mid id lthathed thirthege, grey ma melegelthen Asemeeth be. Odemed awl plena pub how sestkieed le moderthe mad ohm be we genet We rethrled, bet et eery kw nip Its. to Sr.!. AI. theathe "pre eleithable. Wootanne eemthou difficult if sale, and soy that have An meet MAP ben be piths for local consomplion, there beam emeteede modemeed for uppthetry at prevent. Nora Tlener.—lmportres meethrem ready sellers, sad nuithethleigeowilim bow bees Orel al, In same emu* a alight plun LONS= Yaeutks Is *sir rellea COs.-111kbis the lag Om days, there hr been thie ft maim aim ad plum ramie amok& ; the same maybe mid of Terthy red dean. wales bees age base so much in- Weal diem Mistime remain without alteration ,• the hew sales Miran Sot haws Am mete emit of Set Pe ad belt. M be. is.; sheet at b.tofeel aria et lr. ewer Pi haw me diem le seise, (Oyu. We beteg uthertell at flu. C. per mud hr at NOW or. Ink bet we has rg Puri of my trathrelkme ethee oar lath Beset.—We leave wet beard of any Wee sine, we last wroth Miss of Nth the wheeled brawls Muds end airmW ere Ina at preview nip import la June Alleoppia, 111111bdu ; lbma Ih, tkr a w ir rear= whou MOWRY t the past andg b Leoelt a larlarkillag preedhi — a oar araastsrl he ; and, seem. seedreles kr eemmesid fe ate he great erg the bethmenthemels methane h Wien rimer Wenn and hire me embus emperefte mime, a ri a b* sammat at =meerllk=rempd Meth trifling err vies bees COII.IIIT TAU', Of aim os, R.urc nos. lks. Trader 3 per cent. 11 1. 43 ir Prod= lesesoi ditto, *wading to X. . . . . 13 —G 0 Theasuat. Oidemy's rapers four per cast . . . 1 0 —l3 0 Mises man, ditto 1 0 —l7 0 company's rupees. leek 'flood / 4,000 .a . zoo 1 bee=dlridead driady 1 Ems I Miss ark l,OOO cash, nosaisally at a dedert. Wor k Pro each, premium 1N la fOS N. W. Sok of l se , old /dim f mew 1100 e 101. ideßawria.—Only • few days haring sispusti dues*, de wier, et the Haerliartas, and the esuratty 1 maw owl the AM eat M elltsallog Nis at ersantry prolaus YAW geowasird may Same Meru hesa draft Ode piedmont Irso la Mb Inns kiss alp es s vary OWNS only sod or MIMI. awe" rounds wawa dlll oe, rue, ts. par ma. 0: i oralle Mat Stile, ad Ps t,YM 1a OW. for ten watk/ dale drab. Irsaasses.—Be oar LA report we bows Isi srreral soles l= latearli s fres , or asset them Sodas bus taken l fkar Aga remiss& senilails we seem. bre. Zips, sof des non et brisk pin Sur rim voted hos W. Beta 1111. pm set-. pot Ole of 20 owl., Si. to Si. is ilea W. Us. Is 101. al per lea or 14 sat, IL is. toIIL 10e. Ms, per tem at base, l& BOMBAY, hap 17.—Bisse ear last sissaly Men. op the Nth of Jam ISoemrtadmires truosseel Mr into Wrap, "like la the aslsest sewledeellei se Or . bat war law to Mew swum brim ss Surownlis so ens tai serlsullsorl MOW prowslly, as As tar swiss Ism raids/ le. lbw Or werpreir we awassegles tot • healthy train Is Os repsoidap silo swum Corms lisirosArreol/Is.—We islisis a I M the isles SW haw :11 doe Or ilupwlesu ws Innt ma. sae *kir ars surnsiss Ws my diar4 sig twerreer, moot ts eao the lend dirines Mow some sulleepts Numb Pe lie ego** ot ▪ suars Oar On nie, MI WO way OW *aft tiMele sem lori Noe pay doh et amide mho. salsa he the zia metsiOut the prism am/ Iwo set pet ewe sp to the ispsiblase sr Isliere. wire IMP la be Ina by the propeob WM out by Übe Inswallr BS et Ma, min by the smile 1 pods trea Old BrAlsis. Wu km ier : / .I°J' SECOND EDITION. THE GENERAL ELECTION. ORKNEY. _ 830 pleat gray areas, 36 in. IS Os, I.or. 4e. I Pkom do, 40 M. 60 yds, Hr. • 1009 pieces 00, 40 M. 974 yds., er. 2.23 plecesdo.. 36 In. 73 Td.l. lir. la. to Ile. ISa. ; 303 plows do., 401. 73 yds., 12r. Oa. ; 1,600 pima blearabcd lappets, 4012.10 yd..jr. ilia to Sr. 10•. 1.00111 firms de. mall% 40 la. 20 yds., Ir. 12a.: WO *Ned du, 4012. 10 yd.., Sr. Oa.; 200 do. stripes, 40In. 10 yds., 2r. ta...1109 pairs gray abodes, Ir. 110 a. per pair; SOO do coloured chiefs, Ir. per dos. COTTON Mt Itta.-A sale °rimy yarn was effected a few days hick to the extent of 64 balm of mule of 3001 b. each, at Abe Joaquin( prices : No.a6, at 74a. ; N 0.40, at 74a.; No . 30, .491 . per lb. Arad it reported that • farther ale of 473 Dales Jos Pile bees ocooluded es lot , lows: /doladiers. 20, at eta. ; N. SO, at 7e. ; N. 40, at 71a.; N. 30, 91a. per et Water Na 20, at 7a.; No. Ss, et la. par I. In djon yam attblibmt be en done, and prices are without dump. Ilmraik-la iron nothing has been done, nor has there bola bhpllry for any kind of it. In copper there hs been a few Wean* gas prima We arc in6,rmed that 644 r. perewt. ham bah retmal kr dle,“ art that higher priors an demanded So ths satyr Esamigimik Spam has also Wm/media prim 303 ant. haring realm. 14r. par met la sew metals we are set aware of there Minim tamor. Bitrealat.-No alteradm. Snares. - There isaa impreveddemeadAr brandy is cask. smute prim is Wive sp. as as Ma meek is esperad to arrive for some time to emir. Ws Mar alarm selalefeadmaa at 3r. to Hr. per galls., but Na better kink are Yid Sir a mask kliksr prim and ages dim dealers are 004675$ L VON a omo A = C WlWlter elmt/ I IW rales llbilad sever, at dr. 04. par at.. sad MOM* at Ir. 14. lb:; ▪ as eadersmise that same trammed 's teak pilme Is this Wear av 1110 as it. fa. pre lb. We gnats Or. as the premed rigs Sr silver, and 40. artist Of the former there is little at nams.at Market Bases.-Of this beverage the sales since tie departure of lost sea mad* datrist 326 hbd.. MAW" sad 1/1 Idada Ilasea at asts. par Obi, "ad d 49 kb& Tennent's On. pir W. T i e Mel dAftopp's le mailmeala tad, is an lactated dread Is leaked kr se mos as a free ameseMeMies with the coast Is mowed, ma Warms la mks tailldpared. la ether kopek waft has transpired worth noticing. Eirorre.-C,orrou Woo!. -la this staple transactions bare been limited, to consequesoe of tars reareity of tonnage and high rates of height. The pun-hams modal of about 1,300 bales of Brooch at Rs. 90 to 91 per candy. 1,200 „ Maims -64 - ssj 300 „ Canon -73 $ RET'a W001..-We have not heard of any operations onusequensr In tab article; the prime are now quoted as taws: Khorasan, per candy of 3661 M., 100 r. to 105 r. ; Meitraa. KW. m Mr.; Igqinrin, ion,. to 103 r., Conch. 10.3 r. to 105 r. ; Persian, 110 r. to 1410. Fazio trnt.-Tonnage has continued very scarce, and the rate to Great Britain has advanced to and is maintained firmly at 78. per ton of 50 cubic feet. To China engagements have been made at 16r.. per ready. EXCHANoe.-The rata on London has declined to 1.. 11 Id. to Is. 11 d. per rupee, 6 months' sight, at winch cossiderable op.rs. bons hare had effect. China, KA rupees per 100 dollar., 60 den' si bt. Calcutta, 99 rupees, 30 days' debt: 961 rupees, 60 dais' sight. Madras. 30 days' sight. par. The money market Is rosy. Our quota tions for government seeseritlea show soma &aloe in value. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. BOMSAY.—Arrizals Lord Stanley, Lady Lilfotd, Elisa beth Archer, Earl of Cheater. A nakland (st.), Bask sad John Bright. man.— I►wham : Jolla, and Emaad, lards* Clysie ; Julia, of Bombay, Calcutta; Emo, Chula; Jells Mom ' Liverpool; Agnes, Calcutta; Fu. lay Alban, Atiet Bel= sod Muth Eliza, Ch i 122 ; Hydra:re, mad Solloway, Calcutta; and Atha Witt, China; Prince of Orange, Liverpool; him Most I Lima, Liverpool ; Helga, Calcutta; Heroism. 111“ Mk" Sfaverelso, London. Vessels I. Bombay Harbour.— The Madsgawm, is Loam, le tee July 25 ; Mr C. Napier. for Loud. n ; lard Manley, he London; Co. rowasdel, he boohoo, to oil Aug. 1S; Penny, Par Um= If= hosaahe Armide, far Liverpool ; Pallas, for MOB; for the • the Mindanao, for Chlaa ; the Ea& (Arelexa), kr Mos; fade, for Chin; Charles Forbes, fag Ohm; Jan.. T. Yew* Ow China, to sail Aug. 1 ; Caspar, for Chia; Faldsfal, ler Mat; Pakenhasa, for China; Hebrides, for China; Naafi* ire Car.; Buckinghamshire, for Calcutta; Elisabeth Archer, he rot tot* to sail 25th Instant •• John Brightman. for Calcutta; Earl of Chasho, for h. or char; Punt, for sale; Victoria (a.), in watt; &Wass (et.), in dock; Lady Mary Wood, in dock; Lady LAW ; Teak. CALCUTTA.—ATTIVIii :Deetrannt, Greenock ; EMBUS Liverpool ; Duchess of Bnonsosh, Melds; Armlike, Clint,.., Btrallipatem ; IA Beensia, Itherboat Tarr, likares; Juliana, Mauritius • Jowl* Mak. =;; pal; Binning, Sinjospore ; Jame Ilegepore• Pre canoe W.), Sun; Actress, Bombay; Delimej ire LW kitderD7l=;: aln 4 e : . (l l .. tr ill etied Fa r,l= Meheied Aa rx 4 e Laudon; Paths', and NitO, uverptce; woe glitch, Mee Hoeg. ON THE COAST OF SCOTLAND. . . Oor Edinburgh correspondent,writing last evening, says, t' The storm which rent the canvass awnings of the Queen's household at Laggan has done fearful damage in other parts of the north of Scotland. At Thurso, a vessel called the Britannia, of Ardrossan, was wrecked, and two of her crew drowned. Another —the Triad, of Dundee—was lost; erew saved. From Shetland intelligence has arrived of the low of the packet-boat from Dunrossnees, when six persons perished. At Fruerburgh one herring-boat went down, with all hands, and many more, it is dreaded, have met with a similar fate. An Inverness sloop is also on shore there, but the crdw escaped. The most melancholy casualty, however, is the loss of a supposed emigrant vessel at Loch Erribell. A Thurso correspondent of the John o' Groat Journal states that sixteen bodies have been cast ashore ; and an Aberdeen paper gives the vessel's name as that of the Canton, of Hull, and adds that she carried 300 passengers, which it is to be hoped is rather premature information, and it is so far negatived by the fact that the bodies found are those of seamen." No certain intelligence regarding the Orkney eke tion has been received, nor indeed can come to hand for a few days, but it is understood that Mr. Anderson has been elected by a small majority. From the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Aro. 27. RI. End'''s.—tee..Capt. B. C. Moody, to be rapt., vice Wynne, placed on seconded list; VDU Lieut. G. 'Streit, to be ere. apt., vice ltoedy ; dese..Lient. U. Wtillaras, to be drat heat., vice SorelL ADMIRALTY, Avo. 23. ILL Marines.—First Lieut. C. A. Parker, to be rapt, vice Leonard, to reserved half-pay; Nee. Lieut. E. L. Pm, to be first lieut., vies Parker, prom. IKIIIIVALL, WEPNWIDAT, IikLF•PAST I.—The mail is I just starting. The state of the poll here is : Andeisoa Dundee Majority for Andorran 2 By express from Btromness we learn the following : Anderson Dundee Majority for Anderson lO Anderson is, therefor*, 20 ahead. Mr. Anderson's return is considered certain. Dundee calculated on a large majority in Kirkwall. In Lerwick Anderson will have a majority of from 20 to 30. MIDDLE -ROW, MOLBORE.—We are distressed to find that the foundations are being pat in for rebuilding one of the houses in Middle-row. Can nothing be done to pre vent the perpetuation of this great obstruction in such an important thoroughfare as Holborn ?— The Builder. Tim FlAtterrr.—ln South Witte the few growers who have thrashed new Wheat find from eight to eleven sacks per acre the general yield, the weight from 21b. to 41b. per bushel above that of the last year. Much Barley is cut and some carted, the rain having rather benefitted than in jured it. Oats promise to exceed an average. Beans are deficient, blighted to the extent of nearly one-half ; of white, grey, and other Peas. there are large crops, nearly 111 secured. Rye is also good, and promisee to yield well. Spring and winter Tares, fn sons parts, art good, in others rather short to pod. Cloven leR for second crop or tsr seed rather light, the late weather having been too dry for such. Taken generally, Wfitshire is more favoured for turnip crops than other counties westward. We hear bat few complaints of the disease in the potato. The potato =up terse est so exceeding! productive here this season that one grower has realised 321. per acre foe his crop, although he has sold fur moderate prise -ea.—Salisbury Herld. DRAINAGE ACT.—A pp lication for loan under uns act, which spears in the dinburglsCrautte of the 27th inst. Applicant. I Land in Parke of County et ezwant. Zee. a hail .....e l !Orkney I ewe I I TALLOW.—To-day, for the first time far at least a mouth, we have had inquiries for furore d.livery. The* , are buyers to a cowlick rable nitwit Is the makkat from Oct to Deo. at 48s. to 48.. 36., and Jan. to March at 48e 9d. pet cwt. Y. C. Tallow on the spot remains steady at 495. 9d. to 47.. . -- SOAP TRADE.Losuox, Aug. 30.—Owing to the large and early arrivals of Tallow, the market has gips wey 21. per ton. The demand, masidering the weldeer4eed. The demand Ste Soap is steady, and priors totsmaintained, except perhaps in the Midland in the manufacturing dietricts, where mottled bang midst very low prioes. Pries of Y. Candle en the am. per ewt., London, 475. ; Liverpool, 48s. 86.; Tat Seam nett prier, Londe', 47 8. ; Smith Fat. letter Li‘per dose 0(8 London, 2s. 9d.; Minato Market, seed Fat, average price per stone of 8 1t.., London, IL 10i. Stuff, Louden, 40s. to 41s. Rough Stuff. London, tit. to 281. Palm Oil, London, 34.. to 335. ; Liverpool. MA* 335. 10d. Coeoa.Nat OS, Landes+, Mir. Resin, fine teemparent, London, 6w ; Liverpool, as. to 7s. Alkali, Mland weak, per cent., Loudon, 216. ; Liverpool, . to 21d. Extra pale Soap, nett price, exclusive of chests, freight, le., per cwt., London, 61s. ; Liverpool, 495. to 60a.; mottled, London, 62.. ; Liverpool, 48e. to 48s. CORN.-BATH, Aug. 28.-Every kind of Corn crop (excepting Beans) is above an average, and the quality excellent. Wheat at to-day's market sold !slowly at prices from 3e. to be. per qr. below former rates. Barley down 6s. Beam end Oats from 2s. to 32. per qr. lower. Pea cheaper. Wheat, 48s. to 68s. ; Barley, 26e. to 365.; Beans, Roguish, new, 4th. to 48s. ; do., old, 60s. to 58e. Egyptian, 38a. to 445. Peas, 40e. to 60s. Oats, white, 26e. to 37a. ; black, 21s. to 30s. per qr. BSDPORD, Aug. 28.-A good 'apply of Wheat, the greater part of which was new, and in good condition. The trade wee very dull, and holders were obliged to submit to 3e. or le. reduction before they could do business. Batley did not command much attention, and could be bought for 4s. to 6e. lees money. In Oats not much doing. Pees and Beans are quite am dear, and very few offenng. Wheat. 30s. to 37e.; Beans, 30s. to 355. ; Peas, 355. to 375. per load of 6 bushels ; Oata, Us. to 331.; Barley, 30a. to 40s. per qr. DOW AT, Aug. 110.--71se prier slew ids day ter Wheat were from Ili. to 131. 10s. per load, and then but little sold. The Barley at market war chiefly new, and very fine in qua lity ; a few samples changed hands at from 325. to 355. per qr. ; some good old at 30s. In Oats but little doing ; pre sent prices frost 225. to 275. per qr. Pea, both white and grey, as at Pandit= last week. Beans, 2s. per qr. lower. Winter Tares, in Rood demand, at Bs. to 81. 6d. per bushel. BRIDLINGTON, Aug. 28.—There was a fair quantity of Wheat offering, a few samples of which were of the new crop, and of very tine quality. There was very little business done, at a reduction on former prices of 3. to 3s. per qr. Oats, in short supply, met a slow sale at former rates. Nothing doing in other articles. Wheat, 531. to 565. per qr ; new, 46e. to 525. Oats, new, 10d. to I Id. per stone • old, Is. 2d. to L. 3d. Beans, 60s. to 64 per qr. Peas, Mc to 52e. per qr. Citasitnoa, Aug. 28.—A few new samples of Wheat, Barley, and Oata at this day's market, with but a very small show of old Wheat; the trade may be called dull at last week's prices, and varying from 6s. to 7s. per bushel. In Barley, Oats, or Peas scarcely anything doing. CANTERBURY, Aug. 28.—A moderate supply of Wheat, but scarcely any business done. Wheat, brown, old, 48.. to 665. ; new, e4s. to 68s. ; white, new, 60s. to 68a. ; new Bar ley, 365. to 40a. ; Oat., old, 31s. ; old Beans, 455. ; new, 38s. Peas, 40s. emaciate, Ang. 28.—The supply of Wheat not adequate to the demand ; consequently an advance of Is. to Is. Gd. per bushel was readily obtained. Barley was stationary. Oats, new, were, Is. to ls. 6d. lower; old, no alteration. Wheat, red, 21.. to Vs. ; white, 224. to 245. 6d. ; Barley, 12e. to 14a. 6d.; Oats, new, 9s. to 12a. ; old, lle to 12s. 6d. per three imp. bushel'. Dotecasratt, Aug. 28.-New Wheat, this morning, in ex cellent condition, met • fair steady sale at le. reduction ; fresh I old also is. lower; warehoused samples neglected, and fully Is. 6d. lower. Very few new Oats or fine fresh old corn offering ; prices unaltered. Beans lower. We had a fair quantity of new Barley, which sold slowly at 7s. to Bs. per qr. under last week-315. to 355. being the ruling prices. Old grinding 2s. lower. Wheat, new, 19s. to 205. • fine, 21s. to 23e.; old, 18s. to 21s. ; fi ne, 21s. to 23a. ; Ble ndoorn, 18s. to 205.; fine, 211. Rye, 175. to 18a.; fine, 18e. Beans, 201. to 211. Peas, grey, 18a.; white, 19s. per three bushels. Oats, new, 235. to 245. ; fine, 265. 6d. to 325.; old, 255. to 285.; fine, 30s. to 35e. Barley, 284. to 30a. ; fine malting, 325. to 355. per quarter. Aug.HADLZIGH, A 30.--Our attendanee at market today was better than of late, but a moderate quantity of Wheat, mostly of the new crop, formed the supply. Millen were the only purchasers, and the sales were slow, at an abatement of 2s. to 4e. per v. They were anticipating a further decline in the price M Flour. Nothing else worth notice. liorrrinonon, Aug. 23.—Thee was very little demand for Wheat, and, where sales were premed, 4s. or fn. per quarter abatement from last week's prices had to be submitted to. Barley was also lower by 24. or 3s. per qr. There were very few offers of Oat,, Beans, or Peas, yet the tendency was downwards. LZICISTER, Aug. 28.—A large quantity of new Wheat at market, of good quality, whisk stud at 425. to 66e. per qr., being • reduction of 69. to Bs. per qr. on last market. Nothing doing in old Wheat, the holders wanting 60s. per qr. Spring Corn without much variation. MARL/60101308p Aug. 28.—Some very eupetior new Wheat sold at 644. to 46e. per qr. ; old, 624. to 645. • mode dente, 48e. to 60a. ; common 4 , 4. to 465. Fine new ; Barley sold at 325. per qr. Oats, fr om 22e. to 265. Beans 2.. per qr. lower. Both white and grey Peas as lut week. NORTHAIIPTON, Aug. 28.—The supply of old and new Wheat has been but small; it meta slow sale, at • decline of Is. to 2e. per qr. Spring Corn of all descriptions has • downward tendency, Norrigonsm, Aug. 28.-A good show of new Wheat, which sold at a decline of fully 6s. per qr. In old there was but little doing, at the same reduction. A good many sam ples of new Barley were offering, of fine quality; and some mold at from 31s. to 345. ; grinding Barley was in slow de mand, at 2s. to 3s. lower. But little wit done in Oata and Beans ; old Oats were 2s. per qr. cheaper, and new ones 3e. to 4e. Old English Beans are held at former prices, but Egyptians were slow sale at a decline of 6e. per qr. Wheat, old - white, 62a. to 565. ; red, 495. to 63a. ;'white, new, 50e. to 645. • red, 60s. to 621. per 36 stones. Barley, grinding, 28e. to 30.. ; malting, 31e. to 34e. per 30 stones. Oats, 28e. to 33e.; new, 235. to 28a. per 24 stones. Beans, 645. to 60e. ; Egyptian. 40s. to 42a. per 38 stones. Flour, superfine, 40e. to 42a. ; fine, 365. to 39e. per 20 stones. Prrwoarn, Aug. 28.-But few samples of new Wheat, and little business done. Wheat, whit*, new, per load, 131. 10s. to 141. ; old, 141. to 141. 10s. ; brown, new, 131. to 131. 10e. Barley, per qr., malting, 38s. to 401. ; grinding, 34a. to 36e. Oats, country, old, 2111. to 305.: new, 40s. to 42a. Pazirros, Aug. 28.-A good supplr of new Wheat at mar ket, and some of it in excellent condition, which sold at 245. to 26e. per windle. The little Wheat held in granary sells at the same rates. Flour commands attention, in a retail war, at 27e. to 28e. 6d. per barrel, for best brands of Philadelphia and Western Canal. Barley, Beans, and Peas are neglected. No Irish offering. The Oattrade is dull, and only the finest lots offering, which sell in retail at 4s. to 4s. 3d. per bushel. Foreign might fetch 2s. 10d. to 3e. 6d. per 451 b. The new that hall arrived has been manufactured into Oatmeal, hence we have no new Oats offering. Old Meal is dull, at a reduc tion of Is to 2a. per load; fair to good, 27e. to 30e. New Irish met a fair demand at 36a. Farmers require 36e. to 375. per 2401 b. for the best qualities. Indian Corn, for feed ing, 30s. per qr. Indian Meal, 16s. per barrel. RICHMOND (Yonxentaz), Aug. 28.—Only a thin supply of grain in market. There were a few samples of new Wheat, whir.h sold at 7s. per bushel. Wheat sold from 7s. to fis. ; Oats, 2a. 9d. to 41. 6d.; Barley, ls. to 4s. 6d.; Beane, 6s. 6d. to tis. 6d. per bushel. Barrio"( WALDEN, Aug. N.—Wheat With difficulty sold at a reduction of as. to 6s. per qr. Barley and Oats 2s. per qr. cheaper. Beans and Peas no 'lteration. SHILIWSBUILY, Aug. 28.-We had a dull 'trade, es fol lows:-Wheat, new, 6a. to fe. 3d.; old, Bs. to 84.8 d. Barley, new, 4s. 2d. to 41. 9d. ; old, 4s. 6d. to 4s. Bd. Oats, new, 30. 4d. to 35.8 d.; old, 38.8 d. to 3a. 10d. per imp. bushel. SWINDON, Aug. 30.-Fins new white Wheat sold at 66L per qr. ; red, 63e. to 345. Some good old 62a. ; common samples, 60e. Barley, very roperior to the lam_year's_grow s t d sold at 345. per qr. ; tut year's trindill Oat* going down. Pees, new, white, 40e. to . per qr. ; grey, 36e. to 38e. Beans lower by 3s. per qr. Weenixerne, Aug. 28.-A considerable quantity of new Wheat for sale. Th.. highest price given for finest samples wee 68e. per qr. ; while some inferior went at 405.; middling, 466. to 48e. The new Barley offered was quite equal to the demand. The prices given were 4.. lees than the last week's. Oats ruled between 24e. and 275. per qr. Bean sold from 44e. to Ms. per qr. White Pea, 38s. to 40e. ; maple, end grey, 38s. to 40s. New winter Tares, Be. to fts. per bushel ; old, 7s. 6d. to Bs. Bye, 40e. per qr. • TAIIIIOI7TIi, Aug. 28.—A fair supply of Wheat, chiefly of the new Drop, weight avenge about a ll bs. for the beet puede. The trade was slow, and =Mere bought very swim J 221 i lower prices. Ns Barley at present at market, end doing to other grain. Wheat, new, whit*, 60e. to 637 Z, 48s. to 625. Oats, 224. to 28s. - - KIRKCALDY, Aug. '2B. —Here to-day we had a man sim ply of Wheat, which sold more readily than for many wee, past, bet at no advance. Of new Barley we had rather a small supply; tales quick, at from 6d. to Is. per qr. under last week's rates. No Oats at market. Wheat, old, 625. to 645. Barley, new, 25e. to 31s. par v. Oatmeal, 345. to 36e. Joer bag of Mbe. . - St 00, Aug. 28.--Oar markets am not lower. The de mand for food increases. Old Oate, 12a. to 14. per barrel. Oatmeal. 14a per cwt. Indian Yee], 9a. p en cwt. American Flour, 306. per barrel. Th e Potato stalk blackened in aU directions ; the tuber still good. Rorroca. Aug. 23.—Honest operations are pragmatist' rapidly, sod the greater part of the Wheat crop hag been secured. The weather costliness to be very fine. Koirrosazao, Aug. 21.--Our harvest, Which is now about to be wand, promises an abundant mop, and is favoured by the most beautiful weather, so that we shall have Muir eaough to do business. Good Wheats me still held at 47e. to 48e. pm qr., free onboard. HOPS.— Boitouos Miasma.. Tltto d aock.-- Hems. Pattenden and Smith, Hop lestras, report that the trade remains in the saw dal Mtn as Or scow time past There are two pockets of the new gessolt arrived at searket, ' which are, as usual, very unripe .411-withoat sonatina Day is estimated at isa,ooor. _ 1114 4 Ilea NAM p. HAL le le el. le I T IN ellel: l igi %la 1 1 : Weald el Tow. . II ere Totem . 1 !Ogee 4TN s• • • 11 " . . 711111011011 ....•• . /I ere 4 - A - • 4L1 . 41 No. 3131 LONDON, TUESDAY p:ING. AUG. 3 , 1847. [3d. 1 .' 4 0 ••••• 0707 4114 1 06.1 4 0 U. U 47 . 8 .. u 67 * ll6 ITALY. 134,—The Biprecia Wag =el 411 3 1 1 0 n : 0 3 to. lor . ° ; 74 but misliima Law liatmiligium in this misery; allow pieces grar=pollarns, 53 tri d tl: Ir. 1.. Oa 2r. fa. ; 1,309 1 • 6 1 1 ••••11 11 ••=I•• thaw b11114101:04 Ull9 proems view grey modapolluas, 43 in. It ire 104. ; 1.001 *um CO/ dild • rib& ll•edn be t 61 1 •4 to Immune, 42 la. 20 pd.., Tr. 19. ; 000 plena gray Owns% 40 Ix. extim! ryozby In* the Meads et liberty antl Order In 901 d.., 2r. le. to It. Is.; 100 pisintlirombeljeskosis, 40 m.lO ydB. Italy, .and •h adndration of tlis easslaat of Piss IX. and !r. 120 : L2.? 00 Plum bl!war l 40t 'Wt... 27 , • $ 4 . ' 3 7. his est , ly tronontoont.—H. IC F. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. OVERLAND INDIA MAIL. The Overland Mail from India, rid Marseilles, has arrived, with dates from Calcutta, the Ath ; Ma dras, the 10th; and Bombay, the 19th July. We have no later news from China than that which we received on the 20th July ; the mail from Hoeg Kong not havin,s reached Ceylon when the kit amounts left that island. The news by the present mail is not of moment. Tranquillity continued to prevail throughout the Pea jatib. The conspiracy which was talked of some duo back had lost all importance. In the Harareb,cerseen lain districts, the chiefs who had refused to submit to Gholab Siogh had since been pacified by baile e placed under the government of Lahore. Sultan NlahommedKlan of the Sikh Artillery, bad been appointed dewan of ' the Hazareh country. The nomination of a Mussulman to such an office, a mea sure intended to conciliate the people, who are mostly Mahomedans, originated, it was said, with the British authorities. The residency at Lahore was engrossed with measures for the surveillance and ar rangement of attain., and assistants had gone in one direction into the Ilarareh country, and the other to Cashmere. It is stated that the incessant attention of Colonel Lawrence to the arduous duties of his office had done severe damage to his health, and that it was probable he would have to leave Lahore for a while, to try the elfect of rest and purer air. During Col. Lawrence's absence, his brother would assume the duties of the residency. A mission, intended, it was understood, for the promotion of oommercial relations with Thibet, would be dispatched to that country, in charge of Lieutenant Strachey. It was also officially announced that an annual fair is to be established, if possible, at Tetalya, near Dargeeling, intended to at tract there the trade of Thibet, Sikkim, Bhutan. &c. Some doubts were entertained of the success of the ____ _ project. At Cebool there had been farther differences be tween Host Mahommed and the Persian inhabit ants called Ruzzilbashes ; and fights took place, in which 70 or 80 persons were killed. A peace had been arranged between them. The Dost appears to have abundant employment in maintaining quiet amongst the refractory tribes. The provinces of the Nizam were not, by last ac manta, free from serious disturbances. The clamours of the soldiery there, occasioned by long arrears of pay, had so much increased as to cause ;the prince urgently to repeat his appeal to our resident for sup port. It was sail that a force would be sent in that direction after the rains. There is at the same time a piece of information from Hyderabad affording matter for congratulation—namely, that the Nizatn, acting' under the advice of the British resident, had abolished transit duties in his dominions. It is certain that the proposal for establishing a bank at Hyderabad had been abandoned, the projectors not having been able to agree in their arrangements. To the eastward of the Nizam's territory, in the Goomsoor country, the misunderstanding between the inhabitants who practise human sacrifices and our authorities still existed. One of the chiefs, Chokra Bissaye, had at one time offered to surrender himself upon terms, but subsequently refused. In Gude the d' t between the King and his Wis meri the eadintonito_ __ poi* were, of worse, Its vistius. The Xing is adoßeeed to every kind of vice, and the Wureer, the sane who was wounded in the affair of the four Patens, was quits unable to control his master. Col. Richmond, the British Resident, had interfered, but in vain, and the necessity for using coercive measures in that quarter was becoming manifest. The Governor-General and the Commander-in- Chief of India remained at Simla, during the rainy months. They were busy in reducing the troops, so as to save nearly 1,000,0001. sterling per annum. Some 40,000 Sepoys have been removed from the na tive army, and six royal regiments are to be sent out of India. It was said that Lord Hardingo would leave the Hills for Calcutta in October, and Lord Gough somewhat later in the year. It was also stated that the deputy-governor, Sir Herbert Mad dock, would leave the country about April next, at which time his term of service expires. There was, of course, much speculation as to who would succeed Lord Hardinge, and the Marquis of Normanby had been mentioned in more quarters than one. Sir Chalice Napier appeared to be desirous of quit ting India, and had applied to the Governor-General for a steamer to convey himself and family direct from Kurrachee to Suez in the month of September or October. With regard to Scinde, it was expected that Mr. Pringle, at present commissioner of revenue in the northern provinces, would succeed Sir C. Napier, with the rank of commissioner. From that province they eomp'ain only of the heat and of some early ewes of fever. Lady Napier had suffered severely in health, but was better by the latest intelli- ' genre. A band of Thugs and poisoners from Bengal had been discovered at Kurrachee. These wretches were seized and thrown into gaoL A court-martial in Scinde had tried a man for striking a superior Mfieer, and sentenced him to receive two hundred luhes ; but it now appears that the requisite number of members to constitute a legal court were not pre sent, and so the whole proceedings are null and void. Steam navigation between Ferozepore and Kurrachee bad commenced. The first steamer had left Sukkur on her voyage up the Indus. In Bombay some strange frauds had been dis covered in the supply of coal to the Indian navy. Two persons bad been tried and found guilty of obtaining the price of 100 tons, which they never delivered. These persons, Mr. Hubbard, of the firm of Hubbard, Collett, and Co., and Mr. Conductor Livingston, in charge of the government coal depot, have been sen tence(' each to two years' imprisonment. Mr. Hubbard's broker, a Parsee, named Cursetjee Merwanjee who was to have been tried with him, traversed to 1 next sessions. Other frauds, including one in which Messrs. IL Cumming and Nephew, and the same Cursetjee Merwreijee and Conductor Livingston wen . concerned, was being inquired into by the magistrates, tes, preparatory to the case being sent up ler trial a t sessions. r a long time there had been "short deliveries" of coals to the company's steamers, and it is believed that the government have been de frauded to an enormous extent. Considerable sym pathy was expressed on behalf of Mr. Hubbard, who, 'twee thought, may have been victimized by the Parsee broker. The Governor and the Commander-in-Chief sf Bombay remained at Poona. There is still no news of the hon. company's steamer Cleopatra, which left Bombay some three months back for Singapore. There is hardly now a hope IA respecting her, although a vessel had recently been sent upon her track. None but large and efficient steamers can be safely employed on such service. One of that description, the Musofir, was already built, and three others were in progress. Trade was depressed in Calcutta, and similar coin plaints are made from Bombay ; but in both places they were cheered by brighter prospects from the favourable state of the crops. (From the Overland Bombay Times of Jt.ly 19.) 80111 11ARY.—We have passed another month without any rumour or trophy of war to excite the English reader, but With note few of the fruits of peace wherewith to gratify those who are more delighted with the welfare of India than the thrill of excitement the march of armies awakens. The mat pefonnd tranquillity reigns throughout the Porkjaub. &MS readjustenents and changes of small importance have emend en the Kha'gra frontier of the Jullundhur Doab. Cd. Lemnos is about to p roceed to the hills, his health !owing suffered *evenly fro m excessive occupation. Mr. J. unman will, it is WA, ids at the residency during . his h illsellaineace. Ms Illab i an:Jah ofJeypore after haring &bibbed. sense sad Inhatieide, has put an end 'to slave deal - - A.. 111 auselbeet lii d forbidden the very name of 6 .___..—. 10 1* broaritas= rY A• chief of lhallawar Ilea also .......idist thus As bawdier witness, aid, or abet """";1* ealinnsillan, Mai be treated as starderses. BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM Gurratoo;:iuoT,liorthend, Fulham, baker. RICHARD ABBEY and JAMES PMITH, Of Park-road Brewery, Acre-lane, Clapham, brewer.. Geonon HOLPORD, Wolverhampton jeweller. JOHN HALL and HEMET HALL, %uoden Box, Derby shire, earthenware emaufacturers. MORRIS LYONS, Birmingham, druggist. THOMAS PALSY, Durham, builder. °TOROS HAGNALL, Neweastle-upon-Tyne, music Miler. THOMAS HIINBOW, Lianidloes, Montgomeryshire, draper. Ifiramots Ctouon, Bradford, Yorkshire, woolutapler. CHARLES PHILLIPS, Bapnaall2MlS, Bristol, engineer. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. - JAMES M'Liesz, Glasgow, merchant. JOHN BAIRD, Powburn, Edinburgh, wool 1111101ULISE. DAVID WRIORT. Edinburgh, flowered muslin RlEDE facturer. WILLIAM LAME, Selkirk, nurneriman. DANIEL 111`Lnon, Edinburgh, bookseller. COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY Two o Clock.—We have no particular feature in the funds this morning, but bossism continues inactive. Prices are, however, not quits so geed, and altogether a sort of heaviness hangs upon the market Some interest attaches to the still undecided ques tion of the acceptance of the American bills by Messrs. Overend, Gamey, and Co., on whom drawn. Today the final resolution is to be communicated to the holders. It may be feared that serious results will follow on the other side the water in cam of tke refusal to honour the bills. It is not eo much the amount, or the costly charges of protest re turn for nos-accoplanoe or non-payment, that wield constitute the special prejudice, but the 44401- disaredit that would follow in the United wafa.• in the Made with tins counts, woidebe in volved. At half-peel one o'clock to-day, as we just learned, the bills had not been honoured, but the holders were told to call again at 2 o'clock. The impression at present is, however, that Messrs. Over end, Gurney, and Co., will conclude by accepting the --- Consols are a shade lower, at 877 to 1 for money, and 88 to k for time, than they opened. Reduced Threes, at 871 to 1. Mee-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 891 to 1. Exchequer Sills, 3s. to 6s. premium. The foreign market is flat. Dutch stocks, which come unfavourably from Amsterdam on the 28th, have declined also here. The Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are now 561 to ; the Fours, 88/ to 91 Spanish Fives, 191 to 201; the Threes.29l to 301. PoTtaguese, 24 to 6. Mexican, 181 to 191. Other foreign secu rities as before. 13191311111 PVIIDS. Bask Sark. 10 7 I 1 pw Oise. Al.. Ip Cl. Rad. Luc, 111 For 3 per Ot. Owe. JAM. CI I imago. Mk Is. te Y. pm. POILZION /WM. I p.. Ct. Austria 1144.14, 14 I 11444•14 Ms.. II II II per Ct. 1441.14•14444.113 4 Itatalr L Dilarrel 844.. le I lo per Camila% II int CI. nosiema, ISO. 41 11l • per Ct. enelllma Ma. 88 4 I ger Ot. VIIUIN W.. I I , Ditto Now, 11 4 IN:M.4mM Onev. bila .24 I ISt Soso Aym1244,11 I 8 Ta. MOW Dan, 111 11 n.=l OD I Ms, 11l 204 ,NIWs. 004•11144 /484.4 I , Spambh DWAIN Ma, II 14 4 per Ct. 814...14 • 1 1144.144 Poule4llll4, 41 1 12 pkr Ct. Dttleb lea, NI N I per 01.1444011142144. 11 41 4 per Ct. 04414. IMO Voeue4bDoluried La. 111 111 RAILWAYS.—The ohs York and Ne*cutle have Yorkshire and Doncaster 1 ire market is quiet to-day. improved, u also the South SALES ElPsta El/ UP TO T I Teeterdar's prim w Skea, sod Blr., Si Primal lad Rata, 71 eeletlia,ll2l E Ds. °N rat tt.., No. 1, p I. do. No. 2, I Do. (Tat E 2.), 61 1 F. Usaieldre, 11 101 Etta. wok Glegow, 68 Ds. parlewei IS Gt. lievasess, Do. tat 12 Took Ex., If et aslant New, 171., 911 Hon ail Selby, 161 Iprerlat mad kap Extent Se. (lab Comb. -11 Lassmar Lade kiel=l 4 L k eak 12 Mkt Pea per et, 21 Imam red Illietwal. 6 1 Lea, lklek., IL Oast 14 Lou. k N. Wakens, 164 NO THIS DAT IN LONDON. 111 be found In lad pag9l. L. lc d. Wrtgral oaths (Coma )(dated), al KWh:4 1102 Do. 401. eb..431 Do. 304 al.. {2 Newcastle & North MD& Halm, 14. O WieL 10a 9a sr., sod War., 17 Oward, 174 lbw 131 Mr. (A), low& S&lll2rdabire, 1 4 d & sad Dam, 331 af Da. New pa at SOL), No. 3, 12 Th Nam D. & V, 7 Wad Mew Dam d Yak Isldommalka if 4. Da& 764 Pa* M mg I IOW" 7 1 Mawl Barra, 7 LIVERPOOL CU Birk. tan, & 3a. Date C. ...I 40 Do. ;211. d ikrillsoktern, CHllwess, eV .fork. Pref., p Chester and Holy. Pref, p Great Northern, fde. 3d. Huddersfield C. sod R., 2 p Lan. and York., (321. eh.) 13 d Lon. & North Western New Qrs., p Do. Qrs. (0.1.), 141 p Lid. Anwar SO. 1ina.,1104, nod U... Eby, Do. (Nov 10t. oh.), 11&I 19 Do. (40( 44 4 Do. Hal's& xi p N. Builordabire, 111 p North Union, A., Mi Shrew& Onwestry, &Malin Fret. 41s. 3d. p & E. and Dover, SS Amber, Mott, and Bon E..la, 1 1-16 d Mak., Lane., k Chalon z 41 . 42 N., 4 Mudd,. & Man. ( B. and C.), p Lan. & York Fifths (late W.R.IL), +d 2L122, Arden. 30. Lae., Yea., t Newe. In., 3 d Mao., iniaf sad liaeoln. Pref., I P N. Italladeldrs, p a. Easters &Dover (N0.4),13-li d Wharalale, le d Ike*, NOW., k Bar. New, 31.111 p Dir., Wol., & Stour ; Derby , Staff. & Won. Rag., 20.. N. Staltordaldos, 45.5. &I. 21 p S. Stait'ordaltim 14 d Acacer sad Birm. (A), II d Do. do. (B), 11 d Warm:Mgr* Dabs, 21 4024. 3d. d Ararat 30. Newt. & Bar. New, 31. Ss. 9d. p Ipswich, & Bogy St. Edmund's Scrip ( late Cam. &Fly), in 6d. p Carlisle Est., 2a. OtL p North Stafford., 21. An V. Gs. 6d. p N. Western, 3a. 6d. SU. d What/dale, 30s. d 18, Acorn SO. Wad Biding Bakal, 21.125. York & Newt. Est, 141 Do. Pref., 111 LEEDS BALE Amabergaist Mt Id. 296. d E. ComelN Mat est), 20.. d Omit Illerfart, d 11E1* . ed. d &L 96. 10s. d RiduilialMw. Ira. 6 , d Lds, Wats. t 6d. d YORK CateityNen&BBl B , 21 . CIL Len. & Torkehlze Ext., 17 Leicester & Bedford, 11. 6d. Neese. & Ber. New, 81. 3e. PRODUCE.—MINCII4O-LANE, Half-past Two.— The public seise of Sugar are large to-day-160 hhda. West India, 7,600 bags Mauritius, and 11,000 bugs Bengal en d Madras. A large quantity of Coffee has also been brought forward; 2,0110 bags Ceylon, 160 casks Jamaica, 250 Wes Mocha, and 600 bags Costa Ries. The Sugar is programing with tolerable firmness, without any material altera tion in prima. —Coffee is going off without spirit, and requires limner on the part of the im porters to support prices.—Rice : 1,300 bags of Madras were offered, and all bought in, at fully previous rates, 134. 6d. to 141. 6d. Aliso, 1,400 bags of white Bengal, low middling. 16s. to 15s. 64.—Sago has further declined ; amen grain seld 17s. ; fine, large, bought in, M.—Saltpetre Buyers did not appear dispoeed to give the fall prices of last week, in a public sale of 1,300 bags, and all was withdrawn. Refraction 61, 295. 6d.; refraction 41, 30a.—Cotten steady, but not active.—Rum remains dull. In other articles no al teration. PRICES CURRENT. loran, par wt. WIT DUD. W. lodla,ll.P.bern.e.3ll 00..531 0E Yellow *Cirt7 40 0..43 Fine 44 0...53 lianntion Wawa.- 34 0..31 Yellow 4B 0...42 Tine 44 1...40 Boolal3aladrae,ls 33 0..,1 24170er 39 o_4l Whine 4l 0...30 Fondin, Inane-- 33 1...17 Yellow —34 0...31 Orey sad nabs- 40 4..44 'Mined, Umbra GI 4_68 .„,Lunipe Oorm, la Boni. Wert Lelia, ordi nary U 0... 40 0 Owl 43 0... SO 0 Moe 7O 0-128 0 Wen, good ordi nary .. 37 0... 38 0 line r"6 o 38 6... 99 Pine 60 0... SO 0 Moonkrod 106mM 0— 75 0 Coda Inca, ordi nary to Ane U 1...33 0 Saran* end Pa- Pigs, No 1. tO 0 . .. 0 Hoops ll 13 0 CoMo stOordUrbor 9 0... 0 Modish ll 3...9 Lam., at pa too. 2 6 9 4 eat 1 9 Most 8 10... 0 1 . 0 Bus ...... ..... 23 0 .. 0 pang shot 2l 0... 0 rsd talshm lOW 20 0...11 1 Oa; pa 332 Imp. ta. d.p. 194•111, psis 2B 0 .. 0 37 0 bows h 'snow 26 0.. 0 M 0...97 =ham 88 0... 0 COL 27 10 .. 0 IMO gm 23 0...17 OlhotOslipoLp.ho 48 0...0 Coots Nat OO 0...54 804 HIP% PIM par tom B6 0.. 0 Llassod 31 10... 0 Poonsoms, Dattor—Cork, Ist- per 89 s 0. ot. ..90 Ind 0 0 0 kit 0 0... 0 . d 9 9 - 2B 0 Taa, at par lb. Ccosoa.ccsamae— 9 0 0 9; Ums,atpmevrt. Banal white l3 0... 13 13 0... 14 0 Java l3 0 17 0 Domie,tio Umorlok, do s7 0. er o Oulow, lag...— 9O 0._92 0 Awry ..... 0 0... o WolloArd B7 0...90 0 MK India, par 20 0.. 0 1 Patna —; g rte. Sam atm Inal. Leeward bloat DiaisraiO, 37110 93 per mt. 0.P.. . ... 4 Jarosles, SO ic; IS Pa cent. O.P. 4 0 ... 4 1 7 9,347,00 merle 4 9 =l2 ‘ l: ll.. brlmds 4 7.. . S 4.4 Mu: o " o I I Er" 'I . P l 7 i II L R1e41,P.5.12. retenoat. 4143 0,..32 It. heed g 27. 3 1 r k;Dial " IS SS 0_ 16 Hopp, at per tea. et.Pettes4argolmat4o 0... 0 *abbot Rolf dew odellot pi/ KlidUS loot India Bum. lksalasy 33 0...27 lets 707, at per owt. Boast OS 0... 0 Strata Si It.. 0 Om. la Maks -. d IS 0... 0 Wm. ime Yoh ito 1 7 21 Z Ys 0 0 0 Postartamerw SS 4...113 • Ilmaa.P4rk,l4ork s 0 0. .0 a Do. Dakst. Dana. Walarfard, lr 00. 0 • Im w 4 =a s. tr ! 130 0...66 0 NNW N 0...• S 0 Si 0...67 0 = l. 0 1 1 tab Om at par lb. Theo Za2 WM W. lid 0 24..0 4 2 1. 1 t? 0 ..0 0 4 ..0 No. dey 0 4i.. 0 LiNaliValp. thy 0 _0 6 Wad India, dry , 0 4 ...0 INN 0 Si 43 Ng baba loj ili toter " : B. Mar. arra pa INN 6 0..11 6 Roods. atm • 11...10 Dr/ Woos% at par ton. Loi=tralra-S6 1... 3 10 ..... 11 6... 1i 0111Ipcisi 7lO . 10 Tortia, Samar 10... 0 IC 101=roa. Imp rod 0...16 0 0 0... 0 Um. 10 10...1. 16 ape5....._........ 10 111...16 • led Arsiaa 6 0... __s LS 6t/N....... 7.:30 0...•• • -q.,toee,'Z,_, . tb. Ma i li ar ° l yeetr ag e wit ""erj.V. ' we have air sanoz a hreallel grip. par to a lag, WWI Yr about sere at at saatheranmer re . rear- la • Z 7• allireaso naggrgek.--. hear a. ori kaalageregi,---Taja. I re.- - Ay an at bow of a nikrap pat err.— toor. - sr se we mob lir ta bat 1 per , Os asp is Or ap d. and Or reap war arm I Pram. Warmer listreetin. kiNalias. -We haw wie I siwarles a egret la ibasnli dais lop glingerin bent; they sea s wiry based. err saw boonoir. es Orr In tar last rep pod ot. orkkg ber Oa magi Mead ril sub" anneila dor • .-Illie bop kr mak Impestral dolor Ills ket trews and rib Ostreption of moo IN, week giro weir see ellersa with lir era* Se NUN her Ilheaket yeen----kbamio-in as greadie war is al begerfa ti -Irian obeeriker airing aallbelage are hoposerp.breas db ast = in ...... 4 .2.... = ler = 6 : 4 llltva set bo se is ere akk.--/birrlar-Or good rateleartorlints to de =r o e Voleas ableeder ere Wee aill 01l amdetiono the sad In are tir &rip -- 1,01111 - WirTig awry drib peria--borniarld-dllkd as vagrear.-21io them anti" at Ode car bee bur leareaket l e mmata, allils re kegs, epart bur weir W dr word have bent Out atrwp wad bei really brew Ike par lor limpowilllbri the bals Meer san e in 'riser la a The dry k kid st i san . " - wOlere I, Ogre brfors re range Whist by tie -N•4110"••Jogasi al Ws Ay.— Barna-lbe hap Ira ars rile Orr mpeellera thle bet irer, at the wastiera bee bra can ME sea Mal. to Oak growth. ta / tie pork if Ombra try area Se air sea bet year, art hers sine Oki et rearm es rry to ear erg lest roc Ale sone bear akr am' asap fan perk kr regread them; ba Ist wil t...... "beenri a low b jib"' glut Vtjaioau pii.sait rm il. _ = nab. lbw boa ter le. Is dkp WIN book, so se are — at a. Ile leaven bra the seirla . V dome by arp.lllaereur. - Oar ber at the at the with wow nabs abeeted by the eat sat lOW teat ankles at natality. Most greeters nib et la shwa lea non se a torthight rade. The arab to r pd se lost par. —e..,ortr-Th aria at Os beat lac la Ok alsariet isthat we thaticeseoluet eta Alma" Saes I ... l=irldel=uoj r a= sa eOW T r e at la eir sulateals Oak rit.E. Saa r. tormanirla be to "nulk iarderVra mir ee It= • they not tarok weep sinsasse ea rein ee a era The Ira la air relestin see way Err Irgeral ef e = i t are tast marehise ea ha goebalka Mk Jame BA at farm, It to suM, Wok s ismlllmiew sot. The impi, generally, win Ira weep errtereriara--Vfs bar OM to aria resporeg Oa hap are ear lea, bat harm led a gr. tinerica at arra eallrk ke are. we Weer Ow to be rare larenag.--Iterearm-Ille bap k t aardosnebest am ear sat airy abb. sal ler wry liali s ax es... geseads rear M. tard with the Sr bat ast Or Sr are alb rag ea eassaftglites Me war bre not der rah Weird we Iwo rider Or Ira me dreg germs a ton per sera sal err erns that will swap reek Or —.3lLavruna.-21e tap have eery ran ingetral this ki l = tad are to la general awls herr. Ms re was. worker Or has eressiel the rate at the begwerg at Oa weak has hereon bendair to the crop. Orr tell Ira Ises•putter crop then cam area; after the rasps of the rres.-Tie begs re really basatea. Thee ace a taw rears rather anat. hr Oa a bops an eery lee; us OA errs gran* in err a L week se ten dap.-momma.- Teostimmis , they are now bownlia, sad an warty, as at se sr ha "das equal to Warne& • vary few east aye as Paturday. mot ' beary will de vendre.—Pasaires.-Thip begs still contrast Ile ma a hat ma so good se lea year.—litys.-lbe beg, = re". intprent, owl near eddy moire a wiatlarre at ins ruse yea ; ther to try g bra Is garkedon, as try re ear analog tote ark Hera. It is Os poor Beira that, or padre Marl • A i r grit rar. racist will nut cceenammdier 11=2 • or liras met gremk.--T0...c..-Thio kir la ads hoed ban r tray neared ; we never rwiewiebrzaselest= . tnighter er. *seer. It is generally toridend Oa we Oil arse Ina Yea year.—Canner.-The bap k Ole garb ameYw to go aa wed; the weather we hen now kinp Ilan kneel , tr. pwill creamer= in about wawa Ilke day I. , about I —Wenn user.-Tbe hap la Me as ses , writ, we hops to realm a Mireellb Wl* lb. antrlea , eari ii =lal search; all we bare tki grow Is upset nor of Oar then we war et re Os he,, 6,._swi lla aprons es is tha duty reap ran MAW he shkerther at this day. WOOL-8 _WINDOM, Aug. 30.—Best this day, both Teg and Cotswold, barely made 124 d. per lb., unl , ss (or very choice rods. nose mixed with halt interim, 114 d. to 12d. ; three-fourths, Ild. ; come, 10d. WARMINSTER, Aug. 28.—Best Teg Downs and Cotswold, 124 d. to I3d. per lb. ; second quality and long Wools, 12d. halt Test mind with interior, 11d. to 114 d. y poor and coarse Wools, 10d. to 1041. HAY.—SbIITEPTELD, Two o'Clock.—Mess. Cooper and Davit, Hay and Straw Salasznea, report prime as follows : mar twee. at. to Tao. Is R 00... —o. to -a C 14.0.1 Oil 14100 e. latirkir ...GO& teller ... to . 4 : — Now —a to —to CATTLE, &c.—BOTLEY, Aug. 30.—There was the usual show of grass-fed beasts, end the best sold at Ids. per score ; second quality, Ile. to 11s. 6d. Fat Calves sold from 10s. tolls. 6d. per score. Fat Wethers and other four and sin tooth sheep were numerous; the top price reached 6s. 4d. per stone • i wooed quality, 6s. ; common, 4e. Bd. A. few Lambs for sale, the best making 6.. per stone ; others at 6e. 4d. to 6s. Bd. Fat Pigs sold at 12s. per score; large, Ils. 6d. BRADFORD LEIGH Sayer FAIL, Aug. 30.—Sheep gene. rally were down from 2e. to 6s. stub, the grimiest Wetter, net going higher than from 401 to 42e. each ; mo derate Sheep, 365.; poor, 30s. to 32. Bettina& Lambs, 34e. each ; middling, 305.; common, 26e. ; poor, front 22c to 24e. Prime W ither,, 2,4, and 6 tooth, were also lower by at least 6s. each, the best not going beyond 465., many good Sheep selling between 36e. and 42a. each. Other lean stock not in great number, those brought being offered at lower prices, through the same cause u sheep. Pigs remarkably scarce, and much dearer. CAIILIBLI Fate.—The show of Cattle was gnat; but the demand was limited, and sales could not ha effected except at a reduction of price. The show of Lambs was the largest ever remembered; but the sale was slow, and the priers were fully 24. per heed below those obtained at Lockerbie. The show of Hones was not good, end only the best descriptions were sought after. Such brought good prices. Nawsnx.—A very thin supply of both Beef and Mutton, with plenty of purchasers, which caused price. to be fully equal to last quotations. Beef, 71. to is. 6d. per atone. Mut ton, 7d. to 701 per lb. Nonntaxrrom Falrt.—Fat Sheep were scarce, and the demand lively, but without any material alteration in price. There was a large supply of useful Ewes and store Sheep, which went off heavily at rather lower prices ; many were turned out unsold. For Irish and Scotch Sheep there were but few buyers. Fat and stove Beasts were plentiful, parti cularly Irish ; the fat Beasts maintained late rituo, but the Irish met with a dull sale. In milking Cows the trade was Eat. Horses were bat little inquired atm. • NORWICH, Aug. 28.-Our market exhibited • tolerable show of store cattle; the continuation of dry weather mused melee to be v dull, and last week's price, were barely sup ported. Fat a firm trade, at es. 6d. to 9.. per - sane ot 141 be., and all fold. The peas were fairly filled ; goed keeping Sheep had a brisk sale, at from 375. to 40s. per head ; good Lambs, 275. to 30e. ; middling, 225. to 26e. Ewes, of all ages, both sauce and dear. Fat Sheep, Be. 6d. to Hs. per stone, with a clearance. Good store Pigs, 235. to 28e. par head. Fat Pork, 71. 6d. to Be. per stone. Ara, Aug. 24.-A small supply of Cattle, all of the second-rate quality; and in consequence the figures were not so high as the previous week. Beef sold about 9a per stone of 241 b. Milk Cows were selling at from 71. to 101. There were 60 scores of Sheep exposed, and a fair amount of busi nees was done. Black-faced Wedders sold from 15s. to 265. ; black-faced Ewes, 14s. to 17.. ; whits - faced Lembo, from 9s. to 145.; black-fad do., Is. to 9s. Dotter FRIR.-At this fair, there were about 600 head of cattle, consisting chiefly of lean Beasts, with a eprinkling of half-bred Besets, end a number of math Cow., moot of them of an inferior description. There was almost no demand sot lean Beasts, and very few sold, and prices waged low. Mitch Cows were from 7t to 101. ; one sold as high as 161. There 3,400 Sheep and Lembo in the market, the demand for which wee also dull, end a great many left unsold. Half-bred Lambs, from 16s. to 19s. ; one lot sold at 20a. 6d. Mutton, gimmer and wedder, 6d. to 04d. per lb. Ewe do., 6d. to 51d. Mr. Embleton, auctioneer, eared for ale by public auction during the fair, 46 Rams, belonging to Mr. Moore, Piahwick Mains, of which 45 were sold. The highest peke was 201. 10e. ; lowest, 31. ; average of the whole, 61. 18e. He also exposed another lot of 13, and sold 10 of them, the highest 61. 7s. 6d.; lowest, 31. ; ave rage, 41 - PAIR.-nis fair was held on Thursday, at whit* there wee a wry good show of Cattle. Business was very dull, and few sale* were effected in proportion to the number of Besets present. Those disposed of fetched, for best, from 7s. 6d. to Bs. 6d. per Dutch stone. For Yosiordat's Marhoes NO loot pogo. SHIPPING. MAILS ARRITID.—DubIin, 3; Waterford, 2; Dough'. dee, 1 ; French, 1; Flanders, 1. LONDON, Aug. 31.—Wind Ai day at noon, W. N.W., light tweeze, and cloudy. Dsac, Aug. 30.—N.N.W. to W.N.W.—Arrived Caro line, South Seas; Vanguard, Mauritius ; Columbus, Jamaica ; Oquenda t Zlivannah ; Amok, and Brilliant, Havarumhrt Fulton, Cuba, for Ant werp; Ovando, Cab% or St. Petersburg; Alert, Saxon, Amelia, and Cmeala, New York ; Uncle, New York, for Bremen; William Glen Anderson, and Outwits, North America ,• Granger, and Edmund Castle, Quebec. Arrived from the river and sailed; Dryope, Pogwash ; George Wilkinson, Basque Island ; Hyperion Quebec. Ponmuturrn, Aug. 30.—W: to N. W.-43, port Diana, St. Croix, for Albano. Cowes, Aug. 30.—W.—Arrived George Babinec's, Iser• nansbnce. OFF BITATCIIOII, Aug. 30.—Barnes, Penang. Execitri, Aug. 28.—Sailed: Defender, St John's, N.H. GURINSIY, Aug. 27.--Sailed: Adelaide, Demerara. • Foutomr■ ' Aug. 30.—Variable.—Arrived : Alpha, We Janeiro. OS' port: Aid. Montreal. BRISTOL, Aug, 30.—W. by W.—Arrived: Thomas Crisp, Trinidad. 11•RTIKIIIIT, Aug. 29. —W.N.W.—Arri ved : . • Dalhousie. WATIRFORD Aug. W.—N. to W.S.W.—AmMed_ Ole!. and John Clark, Now York. BMW: Leas, et. Joe , NewfoundlaeL The Baal, from Neweestle, get,in contact with the Thistle, and received meek damage. Conn, Aeg. 18.--11.W.—Areved: Zwalvani Philadelphia Off port: Peramarra, Valpantiee. Klaarrunx., Aug. 24.—H.11.sternaer lased, ported from her anahon 33rd mast., and west on there an the Island Sanaa—crew saved. Fqxworrs, Aug. 30.—Tlts Mary MIMS' br Rie Janke, hoe wind her. with . from cease* with I well, mane Wow& r.,