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In announcing a Comic Ilistory of England It may be necessary to observe that the levity implied in the title will relate to the manner, but by no neer Mt the PAW of Ms work, oldie' will be collected with tbe pomeet reseed to the aml asymeay tkat the ouldect requires. The elm at Pm writer oil M point a faithful naraUve, for .lileb lbe best antboritlea will be due molt easefully consulted, and so *reek up hare reader in • morn bo w than has hitherto been thous& emopetibte with the et Mowry. There la not the aredhe Intention to sacrifice fidelity to tan in the forthcoming peialflln which la designed to show that the utile et dolor are not The advantages of blending amusement with instruc tion En ardeemilly allowed ; and there is an cod to the once favourite big that food for the mind requires the uninviting flavour of physic. The COMIC HISTORY of ENGLAND will not be a mere abridgment of lop °dim mock, nor will it follow servilely In the steps of any former Idelair. The oei don not aspire to walk in the gigantic oboes of Hum. dr ow sllppen of Smeller, the goloshes of Goldsmith, or the pied Niro& In literature the shoes of another are too sot to run dew to the party attempting to make his way in a runtime inlieb be on. never fitted. The Comic llistory of England will, theme" be an entbely oclithal composition, the materials for which wal he de eyed Mir • seraltation of all the bent histories already in tWasinio. obsos esunisey will be tested by direct reference to the mit eired antbsitot. TM diet 'wow c 4 this ptellminary announcement is to guard the pale seninet any misconception of the intended character of the week in issiant of its title. A narrative may, it is hoped, be orrery es r sore; for, no " truth is stranger than fiction," history is samitanMs ninth more ludicrous ohm the fancies of the hutment. Ibe pupae of the work being explained, it remains only to announce the form of publication. It will appear in Monthly Parts, price One Shilling cacti, handsomely printed in Bvo., and copiously illustrated by JOHN Limn with One large Etching and from Ten to Fifteen Wood Engearingii, The COMIC HISTORY of ENOLOID will comprloe from Twelve to Twenty Parts, and will appear regularly with the monthly maga zines until its completion. OPINIONS OF THE PRES& The public is dardy lidded to the erudite author of this new Pisterlel history Swing bemerly treasisted Blackstone late a style that may be and MOM a yawn, Ds has to the opening wine of his History daati m i l le sie rodaine msservice fis the still drier dirortstions with wW loo* sod the Arehmeitig4 eal gaieties are labeisedy sheoL —Baty News. .That Iskeidlitlphie howsurtat, Mort k Begmt, has commussol a saw Maw otrahtry. ifaviag Wwwmo that gnms mg homed pamosego, the meniest mod wag as meth. im sows lobe Remy Tasitio, awl heather very sommlis high prisels of Cil i tr L irmi, ami_alle force deltaic Fin morewle Ohm loto the and nest we. bear spit bi arearsom lie is ear=oiSTrls ' work by the Bow &rube Leech, who ghos p iris sod Marne is the airy mohbets of k Beckett's brain. 'Ms lawdbm et Mho Omer' is a glider °reception. The Illestrloos loam Mods m the piddle-hoz ad Ids steamer, and there moms Ole invincible lowth legion wisiggig the Sandwich Hats in the moot mikados mama. To do as mosolors every justice, they wt re, waoralia to 0. A. I Beckett mg his Mier peeler Leech, as ass • m et sows as as dyed of tisk modes without either eat or siristord. Thu Frotail INE ms. walt Flit lem gami , be • mai er ilmerlte with • gamy ' tam the less, fables which go bflot mom, composed by aim ; maths rest. , —Yornbir We predict ibr this work almost wile led per silty. In It historic truth end wit atlas polish W assy tow sei MOM without apparels effort. Inebnetine wed smammewt walk semlooms. laughing, moralising, tewilief--ebe plomsalost of melts porlarits tics. As the author sop. '!teas Is ths goillest Mein to seerifice fidelity to twe,_llwa=4:, Sodom that the wtik Iris are not Inseparable. M. as har as lit lest pert of his charming history goes, lies Wild design, aid gmemilitst ' there m end to the once tammite brass Sot had Ibr So satod requires the uninviting flavour et 111,12. • 710 busk h wed cleverly illustrated by John licadd Ms wosahly parts equal the first, the author will hay e persamolly his place is the first rank dour wittiest writeres"—tell's Labi a. " There were not wanting many gears proem awddered a • Comic Blackstmee• mods at st~ ; stet ion slot be said of • Comte at Ilaglaml t• Ws sto shoot WWI dolor our History heads Mew howstollis Fir, lot, set big ablate somMes make to w a Merlons Me, he Ms the bosh of sir sod amen esetrdieo. 1M Ira part elm work is mew Mire on—thirty-two of flan, Is meeStlehlo sod Shernre. Usti Ulm m ,. emit she pate* In the “Ilds k &Olga titthi p tal —Weekly ► Chronicle. me Mho abets of Mr. k Beckett's pen. It PP • motsmassior amid, premies to become a general favourite. It is alltothely MOMS bylLimi.“—Observer. to .41 metal lass. losha bsitt hasmm at bat found a tonnes large =MIMI Med billam and he appears revel in the it permits him. AM Jobs Lerth's admirable harking of hi. Iliad Is worthy of the bairava merits. The history does not let you off with a mile, but Amu Fe Into • roar worthy of the Bridal. Lion, who I. moot anterisembindy stirred up by author and artist. We are glad to Whim ewe miss with some extracta"—Court Journal. " A Jocular wartathe d the gram events of Paella history, to which bets are eared for as MI as fun. and batman set dbowarded for drolleries. IL Leech's lodosque illustratiene are In dr merit ot this facetious Mallory, but mare estregoresly absurd; sad both teat and cuts say baginige."—Fgaseatar. "No. simms& as were the re grads= modem It U one of the hidi FM. I Beekates Itaawarkaa, amiwhea completed is sere ID Nwe a pordsr vadows..--Obesmor. •• We aro ustame list the osiditimi at • 'Mei of historical Wei der% la gralogne mg% my do MA to strip many royal isslieliss Yids' trap is/as of esismotty Is width Inebriate. lam + Meats asi impabi wpm public watkawit:' "If Mr. M•Farisne WAN To thlit It Is Os padre of Mr. k Beckett to make us Irnsik over ibe Mabry et issikol. there are ridiculous points enough lo all hlolahe Mr se whlmhal a palm to 'sweet laughter from, and Mr. I lialwat min to. Med of them in tide Instance. But there tea purpme mar Ids Jokes; he always makes his rooters laugh in the eight " Merrily does Mr. I Beebe@ hi the gawk =We rattle through the History of England lowa tic dip el Is Os or Wiliam the Conqueror ; hut sod IF Yes troillalty. The ilhotratave wood-cob agasiallry.” -- taus. •• If Mr. k Berbeit mid Ms prelim esislmpossid as they have boron, the 'Oamhilislory silsellnir sminmently valuable a. it Irreihtibby bomeoloo"—Lberre WiddY igeorMettet. If laughter h pd Ise heath we My lines that b Beckett's His. of Is a ells Ism& is English the healthiest people efaV a llase l. 74::rors." — irst sne. Tidrd the IMF' d eal, lret-street; J. Mae- OW; Was; J. limirsi Glaegow. elf / t ottprtlS N0.110.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. 6, 1847. [3d. Price Yd. reek for se. or 23 sepia for distribution =angel Cottage Tenantry. THE COTTAGER'S CALENDAR of GARDEN OPERATIONS.—By Josue PAYTON, Gardener to his Grace the Duke of Devonshire, Sie. Br. Reprinted from the "Gardeners' Chronicle." Above 27,000 have dready been sold. 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THE WORKS of WALTER SAVAGE LANDO& Including the Luminary Coneerstions with • New and Original Series; Pericles and Anemia; Examination of Sbakopeare; Pentameron of Bomacioand Petrarca; (now lot the Brat time published); Tragedies; and Poems. With many lugs oddities" throughout, and the outlaw's laat correction. Edward Worm, Doirer-etreet. Now reedy, New Winn revised and enlarged, cloth, Is. 6d. .URAL CHEMISTRY: an Elementary lntroduc tion to the Study date Science In ID Relation to Agriculture, y rDWARD Sour, F.A.S., F.G.S., Hon. Member of the Roy. I Agricultural Society, England. Chapter 1.-Objects of chemistry'-Afffnity-Nature of Combination and decomposition-The elements-The on, its properties and corn rrLnic ion-Oxegen and Mtrosten-Conabtortion, results of combustion ' acic4ras-Water, ice, and steam-Effects of frost-Latent lacat-Com tion ofwater-Ilydrocten. (bagger .-Qtrbon, its different forms-Cohesion-Combustion an& darray-Carbonic acid gaa, produced by respiration, combustion, kmanstittion, Am.-Nature of acids and salts--Corburetted hydrogen, ire damps, cool gas -Compoumlv all definite-Combining weights- Carbods oalde-Nitrogen combined with hydrogen forms ammonia add-Nitrates-Bulphur, oriphutous acids-Sulphuric acid, su- lgilmine-aalphiaretted hydrogen -Chlorine, mariade acid Bromine-Phopborus, phosphoric acid. Chanter 111.-Basis-Alkalies-.Potaah, Its properties-Carbonate and nitrate of potaah, gunpowder-Soda, common colt, sulphate, car bonate and nitrate of code-Ammonia, its carbonate, sulphate, mu time, and phosphate-The alkaline earths-l Ame, its nature and pro. Denies-.oirtonate, aulphste, and plicepturte 0/ lime-Magnesia, its carbonate, sulphate, mutilate, soul phosphate. Chapter IV.-The earths-Alumina, la properties-Alum, Silica, or micro acid--Silicatcs of potash and tads- Maw-Silicates In the roil, In plants-The metals, their oxides and who-Iron, its oxides-Pyrites -Sulphate of Iron, or green eitriol-Oold-Silver-Mercury-Copper -Zinc-Tin -Martgarre-Leid - M chalk alloys. Chapter V.-Orgamo matter-Vegetable substances-Lignin, or woody fibre--Stiarch, varieties of stamh-Gum, soluble and insoluble -Sugar-Cane, and grape sugar-Gluten, albumen, crecinr, legumine, fibrin, glualine-Chemical changes--Permentation--splrit of Willto- VewetaWe acida-Vinegar, citric, tartaric, matte and oxalic acids- Oils, resins, gum resins, and colouriru mattrs--inorganic coned- Mesta of plants-Animal substances--Albumen-bibrin - Blood, and muicle-Caseine milk, and cheese-Oelatine-Pat-lionce, teeth, born, Protein, food of =n` m =l a-Digertion-Reardration-Ciren. latian of the bioed-Urine. Chapter VL-The food of plants-Sobstances derived Ikea tie air Sourea of oxygen, hydrogen, nitrogen, and carbon-flubstancte derived from the mil-SOurces of earthy substances-Compositional mils, their formation-Decomposition of silicates-Mechanical strop tore of soila-The saline ronatituenta of soils-Organic matters in OOHS, humus, bumic acid, their use In soils-Germination. malting- Moisture, air, and warmth-Influence of light-Office of the leave,- Roots-lonnation of manic matter-Plower* fruit, seeds-Organic, and organ In matter-Vitality of crobryo-Natnre of seeds-Earthy substances plants-Effect. of climate-Ati c a ns-Mona on the cab. Chapter VIL-Deterioration of soils, its cnse-Modes of maintain. Mg the fertility . of the soil-Theory of fallouing-Rotation of Subsoil plougning-Draltdog-Manure - Organic manure -= manure ; containa nitrogen-Results of putrefactke-Sulphoretted hydrogen-Low of manure-Liquid manure-Animal exasnents, moron-Mode l affixing =mods, by acids, by mum, Sm.-Straw run tt re.-wool, rags, ods-llonee-Sopeosp4te of lime-Vege table manures-Sawdust, mwoeed - -Green manures-Iniptlon- Inorganic manures-Lime, chalk, marl, shell, sand--Onsum-Pboa phate of Woe--Ashes-Burnt clay-Soot, cbarooal=esan liquor fthub-Alkaline Wes-Nitrates, common wit-Salt and lime. Chapter VIM-Composition of particular crone-Composition of Wheat-Bariey 7 Oata-Rye-Maise-h Rite- Buckwheat- Linseed • Pone-Lentils-Vetches - Potatoes ,- Cabbage-Turnips - Street n--ttaintfoin. Composition Hone dung-Pig's dung upon a new fiscal system in the midst of an extraordinnxi visitation of famine crops and higher.priced provisions, it should rather ire matter of surprise as well as encourage ment, that there should be any increase of income at all. Under the impression so prevailing, however, sellers came forward, and Consols declined to 931 to 1. Boater reflection however, or rather a closer examination of the various heads under which the revenue returns are distri buted, led to a more correct appreciation of results, and to an improvement of prices. Consols became buyers at 935, at which rate they are now supported. A marked improvement may be noted in Exchequer Bills, which Istand now at lls. to 14s. premium. This advance may be attributed to the notice in the GooMe, that one fourth part of the surplus revenue accruing to October last, in amount 44.5,4141. is to be applied during the present quarter ending the Sth of April next to the purchase of Stock or Exchequer (supply) bills. The calculation is, that a considerable proportion of the am unt may be so applied to Exchequer bills. A story has been current, to account for the rise, that it was the iutention of the 'Treasury to advance the rate of interest on Exchequer Bills, but is the present easy state of the money market, with the payment of dividends at hand when Exchequer Bills conic more into request, such a rumour would hardly seem entitled to attention. The forrian market is heavy, with the prices of the mare speculative stocks in decline. The speech of the Queen of Spain, on opening the Cortes, is far from giving satisfaction to the unfortunate creditors of Spain. The cool and vague manner in which her Majesty is made to allude to the " measures " which "at a fitting time may be proposed for "an arrangement of the public debt," contrast unfavourably with those more sanguine aMillifflerll, which every mail of late hu brought &MI tlfe Ifi+tourears - agstey liTYaarid - 01-122 e deter mination of the finance minister, Senor Mon, to pro pose some settlement ac satisfactory so possible under the circumstances, without delay. Spanish Fives, under this feeling of disappointment, declined to 267 to 7 • the Threes n main 3117 to 7. The Portuguese, also, have fallen to 37 to 8. Mexican a fraction worse, at 247 to S. 3;4 7 ; 6111 . 4.1793 i 4 3 per Ctut. C. 144.415, Ant isef Zi:Conliols for .teet.,33l buyers i per Cents. 5 . 6 Pecanluvr Hila, Ils ' FUNDS. I par Cent. Grenada /ids , IN 106 0 reads Deland Iks , 11 3 pet Cc Yeniesin,lain, 541 3 6 per Cr. Peruvian ,3S VI Porters re Cony, Dia. 37 AI ' 6per Cr. Ends. 1166.010 13 Ditto Rp•ninti lids, 266 3 per Cs Spanish 1id...361 6 Spanish Deferred Ms., If Spanish Praise , I per Cs Venezuela 1/4a, 1.6 401 Penman% Deferred Ws., 11, 13 FOREIGN 3 per Ct. Aestriu 8en06.914 4) per Ct. Iteteesn leands,934 94 per Collt. duel, tr t, C . l N N ew rul o :ltn 1010,117 9 per Ct. Buena. Ayres MA, U 4 Ditto CAlltne 11.1. . 93 7 1;:tt; INC. 1;1. 4144 . CuluattAan tquattor :.4 I Danis Ilds .611 24 per Cl Dutch h lids.. 444 4 per Ct. Dutch Cert... n 4 RAILWAYS. The market remains good, without the same activity in the dealing., however, as characterised the businessof two or three days in the last week. London and York were in de• mond, and were paid for it premium, which is an improved rate. Birmingham and Oxford have again reached 101. Culedonians were a shade better. Leicester and Bedford. firm at a blight advance. Old Stocks arc steady. French lines heavy. SALES EVFECTFI/ DE TO TWO TNi9 PAT IN LONDON. (Yesterday's pricer will be found in last page.) Arab., Not.,Bos , 211 Birmingham & Gloucester, 129 Da. New (is. at 76 d), 324 Dir. and Oxford Jn.. 111 6 Bir., %Volrer., and Dudley, 64 4 p 80.., stam., and Bir., 1 p Briotol and Exeter, New, In 94 Bristol &Glotice.ter, 324 Buckincham.hire, 4 p Caledcaina, at. 6 Do. Halves, 3 atester lc Holyhead, 236 6 Cork & Waterford, 16 Direct Northern Scrip, 24 4 Y. Counties, 234 DO. New, 74 p Do. Per., .5 per Cent., No.l, I p Do. York Extension, 34 Eam Linoollphire, 34 4 Edinkurgh & Glasgow, Qrs.,l9 Ely & Huntingdon, 134 Goole, Done., tt std., 21 1 Gt. North. (Loma Yk. Beg.), 34 Do. (Direct Nortbern lteg.), 4 Great Women, 133 Do. Haloes, 79 Do. Quarter., 19 164 Do. New, 6 Hall & Selby, 1074 Ipswich & Norwich, 41 Leeds and Bradford, 731 Leeds, New., and Mau. Branches (Blue), Leeds and Think, New, 34 Do. Pref. 6 per Cent., 3 lir., Man., and New. June., 24 I Lem., thigh., & 0. Co.,t 5131 Do. ConsoL Piftluk 47 4 London *N. W., 201 9 Do. Quarters, 24 Do. (la eh.), M. and B. (B). 13 Lon. and S. Wemern, nti 34 Do. New Con. Eighth., 30 Do. New, 27 Do. Tenth., 34 Do. do., 44 Lon. & E Western, Scrip, 611 London & York, Sc., 31 I Do. Extension, 21 Lynn and Ely, 221 2 Lyon and Derebam, 164 j Man. and Leeds 111 124 Do. Fifths, 114 Man., Box., and Mat., If p Man. and Southampton, 2 i Midland, 131 Do. New, 391 81 Do. New, 71 61 Do. Birm. and Derby, Ins Newess. and Bee wick, 341 Norfolk Halves, 114 N. Counties Union, 14 North Bntish (Ps., Si 1 Do. Eaten., I Do. Thirds, 31 North Staffordshire, 01 1 Oaf., Wor., and Welser., 13 Ileadin9. Guild., & Reigate, If d Scottish Central, 211 4 Shrews. and Birm. (A), 51 Shropshire Union, 4 d South Eastern and Dover, New, (La. 331.80. &L). No. 2, 15 Do. New (law. 151.) No. 4, 31 1 ISouth Wales, 31 Trent Vol., Mid., and Gr. Jn, 11 p Walt Riding Union, 24 1 p York & Newcastle, 381 Do. New, 131 44 Do. PreL, 71 York & N. Mid. Eaten., 391 Do. Pietist..." 131 1 Do. E. & W. Riding Estea., 181 Boulogne & Amiens, 151 (kn. of Prance (OrLar Vier.) 131 Great Western Bengal, 1 Luxembourg, 1 N. of France, 104 Orleans and Bout &aux, 81 Paris and Lyons, 8/ Paris & Orleans, 49 Rouen and Havre, 281 27 t SALES, Jcs. 5. Liverpool, Man., & New. in., 1 p L0n.,Man.,648ir.,Qm(C),7 7.16 p Moo. & Ueda. Buten, I/ i Man., Sheff., & Lineolneh , f 4 d Man. & Southanm., par, 1.1 p N. British Exteneden, 4 p N. Staffordshire, 4 340 p N. Counties Union, 9-16 d Oldham Alliance, 15.16 p Shropshire Union, par S. E. and Darer, No. 4, 11-16 p Weal Riding Union, 21 1 p SALES, la.. 5. North Staffordshire, 41 p Shrews. & firm. (B), 21a. 3d. p S. Std. Reg., (late ) .),26a. 3d.11 p Do. (late Trent VaL), 11 p LES, JAW. 5. N. B. Thirds, 3 21 p Cathode Extent:Ma 190 p Northern CountiesUnlon,lls.loe.d York & Olas. Union, 13e. Gd. ti North Western, 144. p Sheff., Rather., &a., 140 p Dews. Ext. (Green), 25a. p North Staffordshire, 41 p Wharfdale Junction, Sc d Dews. Ext. (Pink), 1/ p York &New., Pref., 6 p Wakeflekl & M1d.,75.6,1.85.d Went ' Union, 41. 110 6d LES, JAN. 5. W. Riding Union, 4t 41. 110 6d. Man. & Southamp, 20. p Direct Northern Scrip, 1 p London&Man.(Remingtce's),lol LES, JAN. 5. West Riding Union, 44 York and Newcastle 381 1 Do. New, 121 Do. Preference, 8 74 York & N. Mid. Es., 301 Amb., Not., Dos., p Birk., lan., & Ches. In. 119-16 p Clo. & Oxford Junction, pi 10 p Blockburo,Clith., & Y. W.,11-16 d Buckinghamshire, p Met., Pres., & W. IL Ds, 11 p Great Northern, 1 p Do. Extension, 1p Do. (Direct Northern), 1 p Dud. & Ilan. R. &C Thlrds, lip Leeds and ninth, 1 d Do. Prof., 11 p Bine. & Orford&;;Ction,9iiiP NW., Wel. it St. TaL, Mo. Pd. p Bea., Mam., & Mem., Beg., p liver., Man., and New. Ja-• Par LEEDS BAI E. leinessltho New Sc.., 11 Us. p E. and W. Yorkshire, ss. d Fast Lincolnshire, 24 p Ot.North.,Loo.&Yrk.,los.ll.o&p Grimsby Extensions, 225. 6d. d Leeds & Think, 10s. 17s. 6d. d Do. Pref., 345. 33e. p Do. New, 10s. Bs. p Rudders. sodMan.,Thds.,lo.6d. p Matlock & lauton, 2144. p Matron sad Drillleld In., 2 p Midland, Prof.. S Si p North British Quarters, 465. p HULL Ml North British Thin* V. lea. p Rlckbit.,ClLA N. W. 10a. 9s. d Fleet, Prra., k W. Ss. p N. Counties Cakii, V. na. YORK SAL GL N. (Lon. & York R.), Si M.M. Leicester and Bedford, 12a. Lir., Man., and Nen. in., 21 Man, Buz., Mat., la Mid., 31 Midland, Near, MI Mud., &Aber., & Goole, SIAM. dd. DUBLIN Dublin and Belfast in.. Jj Groat Southern and 'Western, 28 Cork & Waterford, 3a. Dub., BeL, to Coleraine Jo., 4s. LER, Sax. 4. Wet, Wee.. Wick., & Dnb., 7e. New Ras, Car., and KR in., Od. Wel., Wag., sal Faleatie, 4a. EDD7BURGII Aterdeert, 25 1 Ayr and Galloway, 40s. Caledonian, New, 37.. 6d 56a. Caledonian and 46. Direct N., Be., 33a. 6d. 57a. 6d. Dundee and Perth, 23 27i SALES, iAk. 4. Edinburgh and Perth, 378.6 d. 40.. Do. Go. 64..8d. 67a. ed. Gills., Dumfries, & Carlin* 64 Gt. N. of Scotland, 575. lid. 575. North Britbh,Thbds, 77.. 6d. 78a. Do. Qrs., 71a. 6d. 725. Do. Now, Qrs., fic.,Sla. M. 32a. Stottiph Central, 211 Scottish Gd. Junction, 268. 27ii. &ottani% Midland, 141 Shrew.. Oerwestry, & Chester, 7 Do. New Shares, 21s. Stir. & Dunfermline, 78a. Bbuthearn Junction, 82s. Ms. East Indian Railway, Ilk M. Gt. Southern .4 Madras, 5,3(1. ss. RALES, Its. 4. Chin, RH., 1k Ard., sf. Ciao., Air., & Monk. Jn., 70s. 71s. Gt. Indian Peninsular, es. 6s. 6d. film. & Ayr Direct, 545. Man. & Southamp., 41.40.. Midland, Dales, 71 Paisley, Barr. and Markt, 725. M. 13. E. &Dover (is. at 150 N 0.4, Gas Stirling & Dunfermline, 775. Gd. Stirlinphire &Mid. In., 53a. Strathearn Junction, 82.. York & Newe. Pref., 71 York and N. Mid. Pref., 141 Do. New, it Fauttern Coantiea, 221 Fart Lothian Centel, 518. 59a. and 13athgate, 60s. relin. and GIMITOW Qrs., 191 }'din., Leith, & Grantor, 21 Ellin. and Northern, 151 Do. New, 99,. W. 51. In Edin. & Newport, 6 Do. Do. New, 75n 72a. 6d. or anflOW I Ayr & Calloway, 37a. 39a. Caledonian, New, 576. 6d. 576. Caledonian & Dumb., 47a. 456. 6d. Direct Northern, Be., 55*. 5.51. 6cL Dundee & Perth, 270 Pun., Douse, and Cal., Ms. East of Fife. 55a. 6d. 58.. E. Indian Itailway,ll6 3d.126.6d. E. Lothian Centnd, 50 4 . Edln. and Pjlth, 706. 656. Claw. erminua, I2i Ohm, XII , & Ayr, 70 Do. Hahne, 0 Sol. Giso, Duo., k Carl., 62 tU. 14s. PRODUCE. MINCING-LANE, Half-past Two.— The public Males of Sugar consisted of 1,300 boxes Hevannah, 1,600 bags Ma nilla, ml 1,000 baskets Java ; they all found buyers at Is to 2a. above the currency at the close of the market precious to the holidays; and there appears generally a very strong opinion in favour of the article. Refined very firm. Stand ard quality, 645. 6d. to 655. Co/rec.-600 bags plantation Ceylon sold freely in public sale at 3s. to 4a. above the rates that ruled at the close of the year. Good ordinary Ceylon steady at 40s. to 41s. Very fine choice quality Mocha sold at 85s. in public sale. Rice remains steady. Pepper.—This article, at length, appears to have attracted the attention of speculators, and the extreme low price induced a purchase of 13,000 bags of Malabar in cone contract, at 21 i. per lb., which has influenced the market and a public sale, subsequently, of 1 ,7 00 bags went o ff w it h spirit at 2;d. to 3d. per lb. Rsan.—The advance quoted yesterday of 3d. per gallon has been fully supported, and a full business done in all descriptions. Leeward Island, proof, 2s. 9d. ; Eut India, 28. 6d. Cotton.—There has been a good demand to-day at full prices. Tea has become dull, and low common Congou is quoted at 81d lb. In other articles no alteration. Jmle Human ezmensent—Vrine--Banes at Psrmyard clung—Guano--Woad mbel —Kelp. PubLiaherl at " GARDKNUIe CHILONICLI AND Gamer." Ogler. 3, tipper Wellington-Rt.. °went-gone% London. "ne7i- - ini ;awe LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. Four o'Clock. According to the last accounts from Constantinople, to the 19th ult., the state of relations with Persia en gaged the special attention of the Porte. The Shah was Still collecting forces at Teheran, with a hostile pur pose, which was rather inferred than avowed ; and it was understood that he had sent emissaries into Kur disthan, offering the rebels facilities for maintain ing the revolt. In this direction matters were sufficiently gloomy, but from another quarter ac counts were of a more satisfactory kind.; Intelligence had reached the Porte of a victory obtained by the Turkish troops over the insurgents in Bosnia, who were completely routed, with the loss of 100 killed, and 300 taken prisoners, the remains of the rebel force taking refuge on the Austrian frontier. Among those captured were several influential chiefs, some of whom were shot, and the rest sent to the capital, where they will be incarcerated in the Bagnio for life. The leader of this revolt was an Albanian, of Hike, named I‘lahmond, who, with some 500 followers, gave himself up to pillage, and was for a long while the terror of the whole province, attacking villages, forcibly raising contributions, and murdering, indiscriminately, all who resisted him. About the middle of September he laid a heavy fine on the city of Trikora, and on the refusal of the inhabitants to accede to his demands, he *ortured and murdered several primates and three mollahs. The audacity of this chief finally rose to such a pitch that the immediate attention of the government was required, and Halil Kiamil Pacha, at the head of 3,000 Albanian troops, advanced against him. The result was a battle fought at Dohrina and the victory over the insurgents above noticed. The correspondent of a contemporary, to whom we are indebted for this news, attributes the revolts in Bosnia and Kurtlisthan and the hostile attitude assumed by Persia, to the secret influence of Russian intrigue. COMMERCIAL k MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Half-past Tteo o'Clock—Some disappointment was expressed in Stock Exchange circles this morning about the smallness of the increase in the returns of the income of the year just closed, as compared with the income of the year preceding. In view of the reductions of taxation on various articles which weisthed upon the last year, and altogether the embarrassments which must naturally attend the entrance PRICES - - SISAL pee Mr. DATY PAID. WOndia,B.P.ben.s.43 00-044 Od Yellow &Grey 46 9...30 o Flue 3O 0 33 0 Mauritius, hewn— U 0.. 44 0 Yellow ..»..» 46 0...44 01 rine.. 0...34 , !kora and:as:b. 31 0...42 0 43 0...47 0 White 48 0. 37 0 ' Foreic r brosni l4 0...43 0 . Grey and white- 47 0...34 0 Ilambre 6B 0...74 0 Lumps 626.680 Coerce, In Bond. West India, ordi nary 33 0 . 40 0 Good. 43 O.- 60 0 Fine 7O 0-.123 0 Ceylon, Aced ordi nary lO 0... 41 0 Vine ordinary 12 0... 4s 0 Fine 3O 0 . 90 0 Mocha, good bane 12 0... 66 0 Gets Rica, ordi nary to line 34 I.- 33 0 &imatra and Pa dang 22 0 . 33 0 Tai, at per lb. Condon, onmenat. 0 9 ... 0 10 RICE, at per cwt. Bengal white l9 0... St 0 Cargo l7 6... 19 0 Jars., l6 0... 18 0 Patna 2l 0.. 20 0 Carolina. l4 0... 40 0 OPIUM. RUM at per gall. Ler ward Island Proof. Demerara, 26 to 30 per cent O.P. . 0 ... 3 Jamaica, 20 to 36 per cent O.P. 3 9 ... 4 Favourite marks 4 3 ... 4 1 Brandy, Ist brands 3 0 .. 3 1 British sphits, d.p.11 9 ...11 Scotch 11 9...11 Dish II 9 _II Pus, per ten. Riga, P.T.11. £44 0...33 St Petmsburg, 9 head 4O 0 . 0 Dutch and lismisb 33 0...43 Friesland - . 1 0 11 ftl i 1.5 e. eLPetesburn:ci6atig7 10...38 ouiathot half clean outabot 33 o 31 niiV 33 0...36 tart India am l3 0...18 Bombay l4 0...16 Jute Tta. at wort. Banes 103 0.. 00 0 100 Com in alma+ llB 0... laoa, at pee tata Bari £9 13 £lO Pip, No. I. Mop II 5...11 10 Cargoateardiffter 8 15... 9 0 Swedish ll 10...0 0 _ Lug et pre t 0 ..... Pig, best lB 10 .. 0 0 Milled, sheet ..... - l9 5... 0 0 Bars .... 22 0... 0 0 Patent sbot ..... n 0... o o red ar minium_ 19 10...30 0 Svelter ..... 19 12 .19 15 Otte, per 112 lop. d.p. Flak Sea 4 pals.-- 07 .. 0 0 straw ........ 93 0. . . 0 0 brown k yelkwr.. 29 0.. 33 0 159 0...90 0 fre;l l. 3latter 9l 0 0 0 ......... 17 0...27 South Set Olive,Callipulkp.tos 48 0... 0 0 (bees Nut Seed, Rape, pile, per tan 36 10. 0 0 Linseed 23 10...23 15 Penentions, per cwt. B u tter—Cork, 1R... 01 0...93 0 Dublin, let ; 0.. ; 0 Limerick, do Bl 0 92 0 Berber, let 9O 0 ..100 to Newry, Id 0. 0 0 'Waterford B9 0...92 0 Beef, India, per tierce ... Prime Mem. 0 0... 0 0 Pork, prime mesa_ 71 6. 75 0 Bacco-Pork. Lurk 1 77 6..73 0 Do., Beirut, Bacon, Waterford, Be7..r t 27 0...34 0 Lard,Belfast,prfrk 34 0...56 0 Waterford, do Ditto Bladder American RI M% Ox and Cow, at per lb. B. A. anal,. Video, - --- --r ad) d 645.0 07 Salted 0 4 .0 4 Enutil. dry- Drysalted 0 /i... 0 Rao, dry 0 4i. 0 6 Lima 3‘ Vali). dry 0 3 ...0 6 Weat India, dry 0 ..0 0 Salted 0 0 41 East India 0 4 ...0 101 lima, lls•zs. dry • 7 ..• 6 tr . :etllone, pee a : S. hide 00.160 Rusts, ditto 6 6. .10 6 Drx Woona, at per ton. Loswood,Jamalea-S4 5... 4 10 Honduras 3 . 3 31S Camp.eby 6 10. 7 10 Punk, Jamaica 3 10... 6 0 Nicaregua, large and.. - 14 0...13 0 BmaL 9 0..10 0 Lima 10 0 .16 0 Napes 10 0...17 10 Red Handers. 3 0. 10 lltad 30 0. 90 0 TALLOW. Our market continues steady. - Y. C. al Ow ••-• Petersburg Y. C.., the spot J 0..., to M.O. del.vtry Yet way to March Mo.. to Its. N. CORN. MARK-LANE.—We had but little English Wheat fresh up to this day's market. Monday's rates were readily obtained for the few parcels on sale. Free foreign Wheat was held for higher rates, which tended to restrict transac tions. Where business was done, previous rotes were ob tained. . _ Barley in short supply, and again Is. per quarter dearer. We were to-day without any addition to our previous sup ply of Oats, 700 qrs. only having come to hand since Satur day last. This article was generally held for more money, and where sales were made, the turn in price was in favour of the seller. Beans and Peas quite as dear. BRITISH. Mania. per tamer Wow, Easexandlient Red 38 to 72 74.....it1itte...7u to 74 to 78 Norfolk and Suffolk 64 to 70 72 do 68 to 78 to 78 Talavera (Elora or Suffolk) 78 to 80 Cambridge &Lincoln Red— to —lO Whit. to to Northumberland & toga do. —So do —to— to 111 W do —l6 dts —to— to Rev 4O to 44 Bailie. Feeding .3111 to* Mel 84 10.12 to 46 Malting 46 to 48 Chomilar 411 to 32 fine to 34 Irish lo tooted to Brea WHS... 34 to 36 MALT ... ....... -.... 78 to 83 toe pile 82 to 86 Oars, English Feel V M tba 102-11bek... 26 to 29s Ott Ditto Poland@ SI to As 011—Po .. 32 to Ma Otl Berwick andtkotah Feed 28 to 30e Od—Potato.. 33 to 334 Oct Irish Feed .23 to 26 03 288 Od...Black 26 to 28s IM Ditto Potato 83a oat° ss. od Pus, they 39 to 434 04..11ap1e... 41 to 434 02 Blue 36 to 61 Imperial GI to 65 White .........45 to 61—Boilers 3l to 3.3 Buick M...g.n 41 to 43 Tick... 43 to 43 _old 46 to 18 Harrow 43 to 10 Small 46 to 111 old 80 to 52 Tame% New Sprlog ..... to New Winter— to —...01d to kat IMMO, New 4O to 12 Pa mt. CLOVELPIRD, Red —to White to Per draraa. 1.185[19 CASH .SOS Os to £l3 10s. .....____........... FUNII, 'roam made, delivered 33 to 39 Pine lioukqiuldgi to 73 Norfolk and Suffo lk ... 43 to 49 Whites . . Northaleherkind, Lincoln, and Yorlothlm ............ to Suess and Kent. to Irish ..... to FOREIGN. Dotypaid. Di Bond. MINA; Dantrie and Konigsberg 67 to 70 One to 77..61 to 73 Pomerintan, Itstock, and Stettin, new 67 to 72 .61 to 67 French and Brabant Danish and Ilsroburo 67 to 69...61 to 63 Magnin 52 to 16 ligyothia... to —... to Danube and Odessa 66 to 67...37 to 63 Spanish, hard —to ..... ..0dt.... —to —... to Canadian —to AmlrsikM 67 to 77... Itll BARLNT, Feeding...... fli to 41. nisitting 42 to 46... to LMerll-..S OATS, Russian - to Pumeranem and Straleund - to Swedish and Dsnish Friesland and thatch Ditto Brew to Bum., Tick Small Egyptian. 42 to 46 Todesay —to —..36 to 42 PLAS, Grey White 4B to 30 Bolles' Tsars, Old to new to —...large to put] free 'Assess Baltic and Rastas Mediterranean and Ohms Rimers 3B to 40 llenipseed 34 to 36... do. do. CLOViIkSZED, Red to —White to —p. cwt. Duty 34.3 d. p• cwt Hamm, CAS. tree of duty, per toe, ES 3a. to £5 10.. LUNA. C 0..,.,, ludek and German ditto E 9 Os to £lO Os Ditto French and American ditto £2O Os tort' Os. per Rd. at 1961bs nova, American, to Bond 3B to 39 tree 29 to 41 Danteic and Hamburg 36 to 38 Cantellm (Duty lid. per barrel) French free to per Sack or 280 lbs. KR.RIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 2nd JAN. TO Oth JAN. Qrs. English. Scotch. sh. Inset I 1130 I l lri I I 2600 Ilia* MI Oats Foreign. 700 Thor, 1420 sacks; 2400 bunk ; malt, 1910 quarters. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. Wbeatl Bartell Oats Rye. 1 46 8r5. I Poss. Nov. 21 39. ild 42s Ild lie 10d 4b 74 44140, Od 28 39. Od 42. 9d 25e 114 41e Yd 43010 d 47s Gd Dec. 3 39. 74 lb 124.26. 7d 420 3d 43. 4.148. Od 12 6011 04 43. 142 rs 54 424 11443 e lld 48a 7d 19 39. 10d its 11426 s 3412 e 14 Hs gd 48e lad 20 Cl. 0443 s 1d,260 10d 43a 7 Lie 6d49. 44 6 weeks' ARK. Aver. Mb 0412 s Ildi26s 4443 e 14,43 s by% lid Duties on For. Grain 44 WI 24 Ocil h WI hi Odj h Odl Id Od Looms Avw. Mc. 10.—Wheat, 00s. 1d; Barley. 441.94.; Wm, 108. Bd. ; Bp% Us. IRL; MEM, 465. 4d.; Peas, Ms. 44. Flooluillsom la MS ill week'. Corn averages. P. i Sow.ll.llllre. Ilk 61 6 60 3 39 10 Dee. 5 Dee. 12 Dee. 19; Dee. 36. ••• 09 i ALTON, hit. 6.—We had a moderate supply of corn, which met a steady demand at prices as follows: Wheat, lit, to 191. per load. Barley. 375. to 555. pct. qr. Beans, 441. to 62a. Peas, 48s. to 525. Oats, 245. to 30s. HADLEIGH, J AN. 4.—Our supply of Corn was rather short today, and prices higher, for Wheats and Bar leys full Is . per qr. In Beans and Peas no particular attraction. HULL, JAN. 2.-Since our last we have had only &small business passing in the corn trade; holder. are very firm, and buyers not feeling inclined to pay inch extreme rates as are asked, tended to make the transactions limited, except where their immediate wants compelled them to buy, and then en advance of 3.. per qr. was paid. The present soft weather tends to put our farmer's Wheat oat of condi tion. At this day's market we had a fair show of English Wheat, but the growers asking too much money, we had but a limited business parsing, at 3s. per qr. advance. The above improvement in foreign was maintained. Spring Corn partakes of the advance in Mark-lane, with but little showing. Linseed quiet, except for superior eorte. Linseed Cakes slacker, owing to the continued open weather. Rapeseed and Rape Cakes unaltered.- The following are the pretest prices of grain • Wheat, red, 60s. to 635. ; new, 6k.. to 72a. ; white, 725. to 76e.; new. 72a. to 78s. ; Dantzic, 70a. to 73a. ; Lower Baltic and Ham burgh, 645. to 70e. per quarter. Barley, malting, 465. to 545. ; grinding. 42a. to 445. Oats, 275. to 32a.; Danish, 26a. to 295. ; Russian, 30e. to 325. per quarter. Beans, 50c to 525.; foreign, 48e. to 52a. per quarter. Peas, white and yellow, 60s. to 70s. Linseed, crushing, 35e. to 48s. ; feeding, 48s. to 52.. per quarter. Rapeseed, per 10 quarter', 271. Linseed Cakes, English, per ton, 101. 15s. ; foreign, 81. to 191.; Rape Cakes, 105 s. to 1105. Imports jfrom the 26th of December to the 2nd of January, inclusive: Wheat, 460; Barley, 1,538 ; Oats, 700; Beans, 70 ; Peas, 230 ; Tares, 70; Lin seed, 2,080; Linseed Cakes, 100. Irsa Icll , JAN. 5.--A fair supply of Wheat and Barley this day. Red Wheat sold at 741. to 78s. Barley sold at 565. to 60e., but few Beans and Peas appearing, and the price asked was so high as to prevent business being done in them. LEEDS, JAN. s.—The arrival of Wheat is large. The advance is 2a. per qr. from Friday's prices; but die buyers do not take freely. Barley also 2s. higher. Oats and Shelling each bring more money. Beans fully as dear. Average price of groin : Wheat, 68s. 9d. ; Barley, 455. 11d. ; Oats, 355. 3d. ; Beans, 495. 7d. Arrivals this week: Wheat, 13,990 qrs. • Oats, 909 ; Barley, 1,525 ; Beans. 1,714 ; Malt, 45 • Shelli ng, 15 ; Rapeseed, 310 ; Linseed, 81.5. - - - LEIGHTON 13T.:72ARD, JAN. S.—Wheat was in fair supply, and tellers asking extravagant price'. Where business was done, about 2s. per load advance on last week's rates was taken. Barley in short supply, and M. to 6s. per quarter dearer. Beans and Peas much the same as last week. Wheat, L- per load of bushels, new, 411. to 460. ; 0 1 a,40a. to 435. Bar ley, per imperial quarter, 455. to 545. Beans, 265. to 30s. per 5 bushels. Peso, 28s. to 325. vEa pool., .1 AN. 5.-Our arrivals hare been further increased to a fair extent since the middle of lest w.. k. In the ietereal from Thursday, when our last market was held, much excitement has continued to prevail, and a large busi ness has been tranracted in moot leading article, of the trade, at daily advancing price.. At this day's market we had a good attendance of buyers, many of whom were from the country, and an extensive sale for ell descriptions of Wheat, almost wholly for cor.sumption, at an improvement of fully 4d. to 6d. per 70 lb. A few thousand berrels of Flour found buyers at 40s. to 400. 6d. in bond, and 425. MY realised for duty-paid parcels. Sack Flour scarce, and 3e. per 280 lb. dearer. We quote malting Barley 3s. to Is., Malt 45., Eng lish Beans 2s. to 35., and Egyptian Is. to 2s. per qr. higher. Of the latter a number of floating cargoes sold within them few days up to 45.. to 46n. per qr., freight and insurance in clusive. In Oats there wos only a moderate busioess done to.day, and no amendment in value; but Oatmeal, from scarcity, made in retail 1.. to 2s. per sack over last week's currency. We had a more free sale for Indian Corn, at the rates of thin day se'nnight. Little or nothing off ring afloat. British: Wheat, per 70 lb., English, red, new, 10s. 9d. to 1 le. ; old, 1 Is. to Ils. 3d.; white, new, 10s. Pd. to Ile. 3d. old, 10.. 9d. to 1 Is. 6d. ; Irish, red, new, 1.01. 3d. to 10s. 6d. old, 9.. 92. to 100. 4d. • white, new, 10s. 3.1. to 10..94. old, 10 .. to 10s. 62 Ruler, English, per quarter, new, 545. to 575. ; Scotch and Irish, per GO lb., old, 7s. 3d. to 7a. 6d. Malt, English, per quarter, pale, old, 80s. to 84s. Oats, English and Scotch. per 45 lb., old, ss. 2d. to Si. lid. Irish, fine qualities, new, 50. to sa. 2d. ; old, 41. 11d. to 5.. '2d. ; general qualities, new, 4.. 10d. to 54. Beans, English, per qr. 01.1. 58.. to 62.. ; Scotch and Irish, per 480 lb., old, 5.55. to 57e. Peas, English, per quarter, white, 82A. to Gse. ; do. and Irish, grey, 565. to 58.. Flour, per 2.3.) lb., English and Irish, fine, 471. to 505.; super fine, 555. to as. ; extra, 58s. to 60e. Oatmeal, per load of '2401b., Irish,lB46, 495. to 525. ; old, 455. to 495.; Cana dian, old, 45.. to 49.. Bran, per 24 lb., 1.. 6d. to Is. 9d. Foreign: Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, free, red, 10e. to 10.. ed.•, white, 10.. 9d. to 11s. 3d.; United States, red, 10s. 6d. to 114. ; white, I Is. 3d. to Its Bd.; Dantzie,mixed and red, 10.. 3d. to 100.94. ; high mixed, 11.. U. to 118.91.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 10s. arl. to 10.. 91.; white, 10e. 9d. tolls. 3f1.; Riga mid Petersburg, red, 10s. tolols. 6d.; Archangel, 9s. 61. to 10s.; Odessa, common, red, Os. 9d. to 10s. • Polish, 10s. to 10s. 6d. ; French, Spanish, and Itall:ao, led, 9a. Mt to 10s. 4d.; white, 10s. 4d. to 10a. 10d.; Bennet and Marianopoli, red, 1 00.2 d. to 10.. 61. ; Egyptian, Os. to 9.. 4d.; Mediterranean, &c., hard, red, On. 6,1. to 10a, Rye, per qr., Baltic, &c., 48a. to 50s. Barley, per 601 b., grinding and distilling, 7.. 3d. to 7s. 6d. Oats, per 451 b., 3d. to ss. SI Bean., per qr., European, 565. to 695. ; Egyptian, per 4901 b., 495. to 51s. Peas, per qr., Baltic, &c., white, 61e. to 645.; Canadian, 58s. to 60s. Indian Corn, per 4901 b., 68s. to 725. Indian Meal, per barrel of 1961 b., 325. to 31.. Flour, per barrel of 1961 b., Canadian, sweet, 40.. 6d. to 415.; United States, sweet, 41s. to 42s ; in bond, 395. to 405.; United States and Canadian, sour, 3.55. to 36a. Arrivals from the 29th Dee., 1846, to the 4th Jan., 1847, inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn:-Wheat, 15,704 qrs.; Barley, 2,244 ; Malt, 858; Oats, 9.780; Beans, 1,912; Peas, 1,022 ; Indian Corn, 11,417; Oatmeal, seeks, 1,413 ; Flour, 42 sacks ; 61,272 Navels. LYNN, JAN. 5.-A good supply of Wheat, but moderate of Barley-the condition of all very raw-each article, 31. 4.. per 9 1 , . dearer. We quote as follows Wheat, 621bs. to 63165., 421. to 760. ; white, to 80s. Barley, best runs, Ma to 568. ; fine to 58a. ; stained, 435. to 525. Beans, 52. to 51s. Grey Peas, 50e. to 525. Oats 16d. per stone, to the growers. Averages posted here this day: WheY, 2,147 qrs., 635. 2d. Barley, 3,047, 46.. 7d. * Oats, 134, 281. 2d, Rye, 23, 465. Beans, 290, 465. 10d. Peas, 87, 495. Bd. SALISBURY, JAN. 5.-To-day the market was un usually large. The best samples of white Wheat reached between 74.. and 78e. per qr. ; r.d. 661. to 71.. Flour, 634. per bag, for the beat white; household, best, .56e.; seconds, 635. per bag of 260 lbs. Bread hes risen to 18d. for best, and 16d. kr seconds, per 8 lb. leaf. Barley, malting samples, from 48s. to 545. ; grinding, 40s. to 445. ; light lota, at 365. to 38s. per quarter, being an advar.ee of from 2s. to 3s. per quarter. Barley-meal, at from 21s. to 235. per bag. Malt, best, 10s. per bushel ; good, 9s. ' • and inferior quality, Bs. to Bs. 6d. Rye was 2s. per quartss. dearer; old, 46e. ; new, 48e. to 50s. Beans, tick, new, 4.55. to .50s. • 2.. per quarter dearer. Peas have risen 2s. to 3s. per qu arter since last market day ; grey, 625. ; white, 601. Oats, Poland, from 31s. to 36e. ; Potato, from 35.. to 38s. per quarter ;• n advance of 2s. In dian Corn, yellow, GOs. ; white, 645. per quarter. Tares, ss. 6d. to 6s. per bushel. ST. IVF.3, JAN. 4.—A moderate supply of Wheat and Barley, both higher in value. Other grain as before. Corn inspector's return for the week tailing Dee. 28. Wheat, 3.54 qrs. 1 bush., 625. 64d. Barley, 171 qrs. 7 bush., 455. Old. Oats, 76 qrs. 6 bush. ' 265. 01d. Beans, 64 qrs. 6 bush., 435. 51d. Peas, 27 qrs. 3 bush., 465. Gd. HOPS. Boßoccrt MARKET, Two o'Clock.—Messrs. Pat tenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that the marke t continues quiet, without any alteration. 10100 East Keats, p.mt. IL OleGI 10 Yesollne p set. II 3to It. 4 Weald of Kent „ 4 oto a 0 Yesflinn Sows.. ~ 3 f 1 to 4 0 Runts „ 313 to 10 OM Hop „ 3 oto 4 • }'anew SAINSBURY, lAN. 3.—The p rice ldi l ttenda to increase the Piiee of Hops, best dew cins ript having risen os. per cwt., since our last quotations, best Fat nhams being at 71. to 7 sruineas. Kent, 51. to fi!. Susses, 41. 104. to 51. Old Hop, 21. t t 31. per cwt; retail best, 20d par lb.; in ferior, 1541. to 11d. WOOL. HUDDERSFIELD, JAN. demand for Wool has not at all increased during the past week. Indeed, the unprecedented rase in the staple articles of burn in food, has cast a gloom over the markets in this districts. The distress of Ireland is now found to be more general, and of a deeper character than was at onetime believed to be, and this operates very severely upon our home trade. Prices however remain firm, in anticipation of something being done in manufac tured goods to America. MANUFAI I RES. HUDDERSFIELD, JAN. s.—This market opens very poorly for the new year, for we can by no means report so favourably this week as we bad the pleasure of doing last. Very little has been done today in any kind of goods ; but we may, perhaps, be allowed to say, that the dulness of the day has had coma - rabic effect in keeping the merchants from the Piece-hall this morning, for it has been dull and dark during the whole day. There has been rather more doing in the warehouses the last few days, but all purchases are for immediate use. SALISBURY, JAN. U.—Some tone were pitched in the market this day. The best Somerset', 665. to 70s. per cwt. ; double Wilts and Gloucester, 58s. to 65s • dark, to 561. ; common Dorset, 465. ; inferior, 365. ; sk im, 30s. SKINS. SALIABCRY, JAN. S.—Best Dawn Skins, 46. to 4s. 6d. each ; inferior, 3s to 3a. 6d.; Leicester's, or Cottawold, from 4s. to ss. ; horn do., 3s. 9d. to 4,. 3d. Market Hides all at one price ; weighing from 501 b. to 901 b. each, 20. per lb., being less than half the Lnndon prices. Calf Skins, 41d. per lb., or 65., if weighty. Hone Hides, from 7s. to 11,. each. • CATTLE, &c. LrvEaPooL, JAN. s.—The supply of stock at our market to-day hay been lager than last week, the principal portion of second-rate and inferior quality ; anything good eagerly sought alter, and sold at high prices ; the remainder met with dull sale. Beef, bid. to 60., and Mutton, 61d. to to 71d. per lb. SALISSVRT, JAY. s.—There were between three and four hundred Beasts for rale this day. Some in good marketable condition were purchased by London dealers at the prime of last market day, prime Oxen fetching 4.. per %tone of 81b.; inferior Beasts, 3s. 4d. to 3s. Sd. Coarse, in ferior Sheep, 4s. ; second quality, 4s. 4d. ; prime South Downs, ss. ; superior 2-tooth and 4-tooth, ss. 4d. There were some good Calves, which sold at from 4s. Bd. to ss. ; sucking Calves, at from 20s. to 25e. each. Fat bacon Hogs, large and coarse, Bs. 6d. to 9.. per score; best quality, 10r. ; neat small l'orkers, 10s. 6d. to I Is. SHIPPING. MAILS ARRIVED: 4, Waterford; 2, Do nsee ; I, French ; 1, Ouernsey and Jersey ; 1, Flanders; I, Um; 1, West India; 1, Mexico; 1, Bermuda. LONDON, Jan. s.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.E., light airs and thick hasy weather. DIAL, Jan. 5.-B.B.W.—Arrived Cambria, Mauritius; Clio, Demerara ; Georgians, Honduras ; Margaret Evan., New York; Augusta, Miratnichi ; Fourteen, Montreal. Sailed: Fairy, St. John's, Newfoundland. Arrived from river: West Indian, Sierra. Leone; Audacia, Bahia; Sand wich, St. Lucia. The Isabel arrived in the Downs, got on shore on the Newcombe Sand, off Duageness, hot night, but was assisted off with damage, and proceeded for river in tow of a steamer. WATERFORD, Jan. 3. B.E. to B.B.E.—Sailed : Star, Newfoundland. Coax, Jan. 3.—E.5.E., very strong.—Arrived: Swal low, St. Domingo; Delhi, Honduras; Chieftain, Mira suichi; Alpine, Halifax ; Matthew Pearce, La Guayra. Sailed ; Gravin, Jamaica. The Ellen, of and from Yarmouth, United States, to Barbados, was abandoned, waterlogged, 13th ult., lat. 32 N., long. 51 \V.—crew saved by the Swal low, arrived here. The Isabel, from Liverpool to Antigua, has put in, with loss of foremast. The wreck of a small brie, dismasted, was panted, 13th ult., lat. 32, long. 57, by the Matthew Pearce. A waterlogged vessel, of about 200 or 300 tow, with " Lynn" on the part of the archboard, was passed, 9th ult. ; and a timber. laden brig, with loss of bowsprit and mainmast, 10th ult., by the Water Lily, arrived here. The Carron, from Demerara to Dublin, arrived here to-day leaky, and lower tier of cargo washed Out. GALWAY, Jan. I.—E.—Arrived Prescott, New York. PORTSMOUTH, Jan. s.—S.E.—Sailed: H. M. steamer Daphne, and Samarang, eastward. POOLE, Jan. 4.—Arrived : Flora. Newfoundland. PLymorTll, Jan. 4.—E.—Arrived Chapman, Quebec. Sailed: H. IL steamer Recruit, to relieve the homeward. bound. Fat-mourn, Jan. 5.—5., fresh breeze—Arrived : Salis bury, Harrison, Richibucto. Kumar, Jan. 2.—E.B.E.—Arrived: Serails, Havannah. BaisroL, Jan. S.—B.S.—Arrived Louisia, Lima. Sailed : Growler, Newfoundland. Orr CAPE CLIAR, Dec. 30.—Devonshire, New York. CROOLNATEN..—Arriced Exile, Piston, from New York, with part of cargo thrown overboard. ••• For Yesterday's Mar Lets see the last page. .~ RI