The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-08 00:00:00

.02 fr Ohs SHAREHOLDUI I oldie CAA...— RAILWAY COMPANY. r, .„. ii Per ea seer weer atterroa to a"M p m 111 17. Is., I" fi le re fteetere fur your me et re t tre re mud suers roe re ea 0w . .. of Wirer warere or WM se ir - re erratteesot reiesell • tar IMailia Or sera dese sere Il i arr '' ,":s, rI. ;4 7,1•11•11• 1 1 414141114MN0 'reser in i _ r....,..•.:,imi5a dale eralela laie rey erre re ea , ime they am See. spa eft ler ler Ile l e tt= MS a JO* ter rest. 01l Slift d ? Y seer I err re d • sr le set ,ran.. Ter es Omer= et re Ire=gl:l Nese Werra MAW MS 4 , 21 14 16 041 . TY IWO , al ler a orth Nitthi Is NS awl welt am MN so K.,...,......,....... sere er r Wit lie rreal et s., awl h...ss. I haw rey Mr bet teem Ileresteler et re 'e I -"Ili area lbws Mee le roe read =raft ES L wty awe re Orr ask eels eallielet 'Ma F,,.., Jo. sol lel Vow At map * WoOk le f We roe ar roe risaisibe 44 , rll fa. Yore 4es asVer ‘ ere ix opera were a s PI, ;.4s et roe We i awe GOV any tee l 'h.-- " ", ..;:* r ' 74 " , k a t a= rep. Orl• SPITIMISA44= lOW , .63 leer arm IMO= a ININIMM minuit Asa.' I.N ).“ to Anne SW very rarer seam la verb your smere to,o ,oe.erbe ft le ellreie thee l e= l. lereere of ark. '• ea r ho rereeter= Teolaile, WPM ,muse of mile. of errs Ira, re, t- Va ig eri ,:.. e sus of she Carrew,Teter.ea4 Orem* 0° MI jt O ut. Otos they arry ler earn vest they ea. Pe 14111*. ' l '• •• • •.. • • • .sOOO 0 o ...,,...0., •oisaiiii Shut • rite ciiiiiliiii iii Is, CA 1,V.0 o 0 TOM o 0 1 ABA aim soots .'.k amnia Mint airradi an formes of aserty IS I E L, wt...P00 or roast to erns you what a serf 'mall .ht in restul• 1 to ..to . o3n.ttotend d k per aµ. and mark beer. i w o n ' t I li . ..Hu went. for. o. ...Inv .5 per nat., the Increase over `lke IIII•too ..: V .....• ttlatre ever wi ll be l.lO 0 0 /I=lt oneld r. quire an iserrnas on the rnta:y coOthrat meow of e a on. Mt . dottble their statement.—la fact an lamer of full woe sal-tino tntflio to proluor the BUM with which they asy - 00 k. they raw pay a dirakist of 5 per cent 1 sulr .f rialtos this ho out a hit of tot? .prwial pleallest. 1 idedr I on. sorell of what tiro. And. lastly. the. hare estimated a rt 0 50r.... , ~ ‘ , .. ., r . • at eg tzr ee ttott 4i. . c :rst o rt i vr i s h 4ta i r o e ,. l 3;nyaer a sent. gra I, 1. . ....hod • totay by 3 Ittnnay romps:tr. otr abd,,ln it.... 1 o. or snnat OW expleanott of that time. we doll lime mho new. ......t.... , th the Clytiotal , e rather more then eqatisisell la molds. thi , s Ps . Iv tint/. New. soy dor •ot . are proprs.ne to ua to take rein evolves bream =mt.. t • the ...tent of L":. 0 .41 per annum, mods taisrebtee. •It be ns r • I. ..A member. of toddy te WINO bow the we CaLfet..l. , t .. to entertaln imm adi twerilir d i, s ig. , la rat ..• el Una /11.2"4...,. mil de ria ll idt "l4- 111er Lin IIL I MII ohm rt.• yttt Idly wen es sailast IN tot at Inch etilitenne. It or minty MIMI MAW lIIIIiId I. Mg ie.." ~.. dr Ihroura k ti Ot twassent II ass&prhielplo la r* t . asemed a yannlity Is. co n v ert ol•fr Trot to OW on a convert tO liallano. e e+! t In hie miasmas the tem or nto too: Me Tall What **al', you th tak la• ar • ~.....‘ .. (.1. OTANS Of to be reloarot of ,It. . Ita Kt, *limier Oat be foamed Uwe lane nt a tn. ohm he bow 6, brooks ennsieteenta full hey.0..1 t. menu? Video am me be Ischl to led* the ...„.w 90 ~.., ....:, . „„„„.„.....t :us u rnr ... t0.Z.11 Joe ers.sbAbe the weuld i ril ar -.lareL parrolod. tad the world Would . an I raw ....e reentnee. 1.1011 an he my fault If we Incur s Pow. awl 3 . leek Ohm tube smear In the set shall dolt with thrtreye.oiss Our prow" o . o.oestben are es fellows: Inure t• o so el 000,210. at Spar ant gatsin 0 0 Pref.-nos. so • (145.110. at 7 pie ara11.....• • • award, t • Awls ........ Natal 15. ,, . at the attants' illlntidlis morno 0 0 Atnt oust .. , : CAMS pw ark =KNOW by ti. n'....00 0 0 Wring at .....t wore daidinsy at . .... .. .... .. . 5t: , .100 0 0 II n. you n:' ...ens thin limp am her Oa dente"' own data an I .....o ansat lo aim= 10107 Ws= 110 1 . 0 Ittaf if C. Iron. 111. poill,u, At ton t elan la 00010011100 OW WNW= • 00, ilda• 0 . 1011001,0*- a . owl Nriooolooo 601010i00( tie swop tall. .1 a. .a.tdaalias se:a 4 =y eta rams rode Ist L .....nrootbon if dirabsidies =e• the ulna of fide pa * ap. vr0.. :4 1. 1...,n4..”=0 rat saloiktikost :114ia U t t to,..... " ZZarp al././2/00/2 1 . Ale=Th 111. Ca. al tw.c. . n ... Area um • taawie_ f=== row ......? ..o. fan et tw• proalld Ire =alma minas .i.• know ta• esmery wil be am= of th. NW, = t., , waled Met el a• C121=1•10. ird to thotra wits do x b*dra .r i."'r , ' :r rera.z 6 .ll7 37"*__ vese la at T t id w = 5 . Z 1.11. :too: olif 00111 elfilidlit 1 .... thou to that extent IA as allltreett.e ha= me rums maw for addition to an. . Art I ....44ar Me mil= of die bat Is lere enpairmentary sac 1. , . ~11ifora of tint effesafter In an pelt= =to drew It as. stn m., of tr 0.011.0 DM be smilivid is lea fairly *et la Oa Ode l c o. it= Al =a Ilestaten Um wistrtbutlng to it ar• ......w... I rlls eat easaider_lo= re rat anal= can hope 5 gm.• r qt 1 ,11114 UM =NAM as ill MK. i 11.406 F X3r7.0.0 0 0 Mr cactaird ........ ...... .. 10.?,:100 0 0 430.10 1 0 0 0 UM Wet • 0.1 earner 00 per neat.- ........ .... 114,720 0 0 ...:..- 262000 0 0 ps .......... ........ 200,300 0 0 IR r • at. ea the ellataal Aare cordial ; hat to adder° thle wee he tL oft of tom d palaid our .M parch. eceereny, WORN orafl of ear affalra. I doubt 1f you would INA deo . , . rarer it b. I re 6o you think It even booed to I =t`a• M I T IO.C.i. to you ? We ho ao • LA: , • arh to Weld upon our nebethoon pro. bo• AnodisedA he phoe this before Lon as Phial, Med t... ' yid Oohed Cleaharn bare laboured hand to allow yen therd" , oleo( these allinees, and if in the teeth their ad vise. Cbe ezaimpleel the bunion and Nrrth , Western, to ram ea rtYt feinv, and iniquitoul c00n.. 1 Ar es 16: are selts e ll it . s ._ dlel.:al yuc iatotr u: az t l l eol . odder piem " Zeon, , .s Halt de eras a oureehas the ohnoletlon of swede th • . •• e Nrapiessis of ear . l6=lata bloine.e. Ido tad kw hot /41 al eeerema al eve aatt attam a peed Ilea that And palmy cored wieteat ne In entertalolag POP: 4 W , • wooed aft es mist la thee an Impolitic. I am. 4:11 .11.... d1ea11at wink nox two& MEN I ;: LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, '-111.10e . " .44 :97= a i1l 1011.4711. el... " ll=TENft ll.l"..7.B*A. The I. 11 Prima. The I , ...• -..Me Morirn. M.P. orllso II •rms.ris J Manners Odds. 17,' - -.1 I:wile dykes OW dirt., wr. leillaCTolla C..A: ': .•--JOll2l DRAW Pitta,p4.. 51,111asaL OMIT V ' .* I • -0111011011 SZAKMAT MARILINO2I. Esq., Atom T. •• • yeet, t ., ~,:, • 41,45ria41,=ratthe...eseraes.fft Jeldhomod. Castles • ..,, t Ilireff i. t..llll.__lforthriadleyea.,Orcevener - swore. pawed •• ..• •i t• ousa i ; o, 44, Wliltehell.plaes. lee. litirempl 1... •1.A.. the Cream 1 -woo trlsrep,=..itgaan -square. tk.e,o II& • i 1....” I. Ka. WO. Wortleolt• Henry Cod.. • T-.• ae, Ms., 12. Derkeleprirect,Tortmenoquara Maple-Omen ••• or Thamea. Hit rilmrs Wed. ffeirill'etriel• 000,yia nisei. - ;. R.N., Cadk.hill•lakm !Wing. a..V.STAGE OF S THIS I NSTI TUTION. Economi.; l' •.. •of Premium, computed expressly for the am ef th e Compaq, I. • Ir.-scam the seems of elfrithw Policies in • Mel Variety on w.ii - r...ide Ur MOO sod dthedslance; of the welded. Cor aci aileta •.....01:y *swath he leoethf i r. of an erode sch emed' ~ .. the swath of 'wades, by the Vtct°l i.. vol Wore Illie t a . the moo bambini or .•Leedlar aide facilitatth• the edged ••• .I. Mamas OKI milky holders. ge .s l.•• : • L r. 151.3....r.a .-- ......... Rad scents. 11 ..dler Ike * New Par I. .L ••••easet. t o " VMS MORK Meader. iiaLA r a ItOPIC SOCIETY'S FARM scut. • ... fee the Rellsemetkri of Crialeal sal Tided lalln. Vitrenew si• r Nat Oimeimp Kiddy_ ! the WIZEN. Plerd A dd. .lle Royal Maims ranee ablließT,llo. tats... • .-111 Once Ye Mike of RICIISINN U. K.O. 1 SSA .Casa-Withase tlladetom. Mo. TM Olnintili - Imam two mated by the literal riii sort gives to thdr a dept, .,.linemen la Venelary 1144. to mediae. a very eligible Med of Id a-e• at Fades lbw. ow Barnet, and taw by the Irmo =rid ha mdr rmeariey balidinr. for which Mr. Kellett W du • waled a ski but effective design. to carry ,nit the tirof C. -, .1. figment ftm. ita promit London she in IL. altei•l • •• •he ••••note of the ensuine noble non : 4044 : 44 . 40, 016101.) .. , .....ai dm of refeentatory edutation will be mothilail th hen, •o• 'ho he intraloetioa of two troportaat daprammesee: 1. sr* .4 .1 -noels meridiem, *bleb Iris him axis se theemeally .. • mayZazbal and other feedatiori s• •• rit 12VP-WIJIMMI fi I I i atosed Fe erui, b• p I dith dhotis mew eecornarideled la a bomb sed c, I ...y bias M: pki Vemigged. sad sowers 4.00 r z . gla 1 Tire Ise.. I. be In botrodry. ou.lotles, NOY *Mari men..... J ses conmeted with fens Mawr, every boy Mimi as r) Waal n• ... 6 • ono eke We. awl node lag a Whaling awning , • • met le maw. mai:lC and citOrrrirla Ce bl' lolo •- Are .anal et to carry out their new entabielmall ,i ' c ' .,l y ..• peseble. Two oely of the family lOM boy . •1 le: Wilt la the Ist drama the lane ~, ...et, by th e addition of o th er boom, as Id Ir. ..4: r. ..., fully realise their views. me••co ..11 merit. 44 their efforts to reform the 1...” *ben IMO mole . : ; gm la er enieniaelly on relidow influences ma ith inegame. th •t s. p lave ilekinnined •41 et once cerium a dowel lee wessitheril • sid 0,1 aructlen, trusting that the Nwitinwil Mae ride • I ,•• tify them la Inclerial the Ividtional odd= we i • throw awaked. esbecrip.... the Phlianthrode lorieds Fxrni o.bod wIR be deatfully r. .• • • ...y th e TIVIIKIFOT,WWIninOIadd.me. Mg, 7. /koala hams ;or .., -• • °vitae' Chwesin, at the Instnotton, St. Ileorgen. llelde ;or el :11 • .. teeenquet and Co. °, Th. torninnbetreet ; M. lloarnii• Flas A. a ; dare. Coutes sad Crilbeerand. Dorm of ... • r ill b: Worded as Vows Mod the &Isnot. Uri .4 1 , 406.1 , V• die Speed Faust fee the MOM of ith idyl sod the deed a .1 ,Pe buildings rewired : ller Mal to•..faiss Awe-ty IJIII WARN rd Rh Redd I s ue • Wires P 0 I 5..,6 ALBLET ... . .. . ..... J Maim lltad -10 ...q. glos u 9 1 '4. ii iiiiitiii, itipi...... 21 o 0 ledoelo4 uel 4.. . lO6 00 ' Oli. L laor . .......... 11 0 0 J. ,hy dish, Payee ...I 'a 02 10 0 .J. .... - 11 to 0 et. &rise L. . , l2 Pr 0 Ricardo, thei 2l 0 0 OvereodAte..... , e,44.0. le 0 . lituLipe. goo, per do 2l oli Mariett.lll , nd.. md Oa 02 le IW. for .d tit •21 0 0 Ranmoset sad. Ca ..... al 10 6 .7. ,E...q•, perdo. 21 0 0 Colts. mid I'v Mars lbw • Mesas. lawn • 0.1 Hanker an IC. Glyn flew.. .... i .i.: ot to 0 OM. • .... 10 10 0 Beaky, leer.. :04 OW 010 0 tvklosoe!dabinoW.itio;,. 10 N 0 ?now Ileabelri. idd • .ri••• Co. aa 6 pi 411/0 ..... . . . 10 10 0 KM 110;00i .4 iciii. Km . mini_ .. .. _ 10 le 0 UMW . . Lard reveni;•lo IL 111. Hotbed i. + C. Diana Mq... W. Omar.. KA. - Mr J. W. Odd,. Mot Tis Lewd .., 1.0., et C. Peation. fi r e ... 10 10 0 Lambs . ..a I •• Kr. once T. 10 10 0 T o r . LING; 11 , •mora le • • Kr. litierliff OS Tmar ... 611 O. F. Kaddria, Mb •• • 10 10 0 3:5 ,- ,... Irs. . • 0 • Lew* 1111%. • .1010 0 The lof 11.n...4i.. 0• 0. ie I The garl of I'o4-01 ... • • per ... iiii .. .... Ileetcrtrion en • la.. • • O. Peasant, 0r..t.....1 de: i 5 J. Pe!. -•.• 10 10 0 LW OT. x... 4, 004 oft anora h , ._-_. IP laths aria. • m lO r TM Lord lashm• WEL Ilsoi. 0. IL 110. rt. Fri . • . C. Ilierter Ism. .... • J. O. lubber'. M 1.... • . .. 10 10 ! 11.• Doren. /lit . . 14.7. :to -_•'- ."- • *:::: to • ov L. 110000.4•.. - 10 0 0 7IN W 11•P: T. 1f rah - .m. Reg, 10 0 0 .... 1.6 .-• in_ 111 0 1 0 New 04. '2,,,,e. liS. 20 0 0 .' . - O. Vooollon. Eq....." 21 I • 0 • , . ,_ _. „ , 10 0 0 Ilmeoentse• .... '"'""m""."1 i. 10 0 0 III" H. 'sashed. Fes.... aII I • • -.10 0 0 F. B. issnem. taw._ 10 0 0 IL D. MIL Zdi ...... t ..frya..ii:i. 10 ia 0 termer, Ma ...... • - J. I. tiledsmps - 10 10 0 0 Mies E. C . . - . 10 10 Kr. C,- 1 rt" IratAres."64. . I I haulm :ad owl Wirr.l2llsll m Aps. ciw A Ic CHULSILL —IIOIIIIIOPATILIC rim '' l l/11Tragaiaa .. .......11,% ... ama aaaarbisa issileine• —Warl tar b. AIN the C . .. 7 1°1 Wee 24., an a YO EPP.' 312. mW t (fillttlS AK MGM WILLIAM LAMOND sad Oa, isi FAT e r " "Ign andrZ wil S Cat Ar a " j u e m i ter. W. L. Oo k ill. Z i tr al ihsir pm= mg.*/ ono ems w . 1 otiook, at soma of Corse, Looks ; to tiolt odor at mil& plus tomosototomolid to addromed.—Ttowlosidloottoot. Larks. `44a1.121.. ACLNU ul' lull, sul, titread.-11i• DlB - be the OANBRIDOIN6III MINS bet ebb at Nee Merl ea the leth eel 1011 k vidt—Teir Ws sad L. elite D ANNUAL NTILIPLIL Mara te JOBNPII DARCY. 1=0: ebbe embalm Niel le le able pebble at be base it, re n Lowßi! „ t r a px . 3 . ..-220zA1z.. rtaii Mr while 21 12 leweeed. Lesiee. Ire ant i lt= f6m keenesee go= Ile Gem. eineolereeldi Ude et Se Mr .11 teeeperded taLtearEr=rtelefrot emileiloa et note IX, dhai r MI IIIHE FOLLOWING are on SALE :t es tl J. OARDISIZR CRIONICLZ Onlol. A. to W Mimi edej or L d ierktreepler for Malributtob amongst toiler Imilibm• ii Leedom. ma a voriodku order tlite b M , ito owoomr. hem With..., as the dem .4 the Clemeiri* era mei remitest the portutios.l6o !Nand. TEE COTTAGER'S CALENDAR of ra DIN OPIRATIONS. By Jorers Pezror. fierimer le bb: emes the Duke el illTOTeltill. ie. Km:rioted from the "Gentessm airmirli - Above MOM but Weide been WA tens[ TO Till COITILVTI : AMOR Mee b AimMilime AIIIIIIKSIII MIMI@ thill i Palm:thee A = O ng y Prime tlee rem fl Fleeruesee Pruning = ll Unto P Pyrameths rerapte by euttlAP erreeeme lisitetrope Radbies M I Hollyhock. Rormoculur ambit Me COWER I lummeette Ramberrue =efi floruradiAt Rhuterb - Ilmetuthe Rockets r. a Hydrangeas Reese Hymn, Rue Ellimli ludtau Orr Rustle Vane les 9" 1.° ItakiWeemelee Irs ' yerlog Inner Bevis .11112ilial i'"" - -.--- ,or Thrift TH3 VERY BEST BLACK TEA, d i s talt. tlitoo of took OM ItTIONIIL awl 00. lon soisto do dirks* two at do Is /An ot i Z zi .. 4 to • llot Ibm willaWr isi te . MID t 0 gigghjar =Lyme* MOW* owl g A I. RFI , j aimmoirotti allilLinilk. elikaErktrelitor onto TINNEIL.......otortoPoZ ow** Orr motets.% Mose lo ". —v " 1 2 tw Cit 4 om tw 0. tot to at the way erg mmilio. am dhow es blew Um O. pot poooloo bettor No Doti to le l i r prke. Dellevrot typify& orb to a pont of Londe= soot mob. to toy port of the llophoto—DU mod &VIA lONNOILUI 110‘011011. LONDON. _ i .UNOILKONS sad DINNERS, at 3, Pall-Dull it& h.; r..a1..,_ gel:, ft id.iltiihneetial= U. O. ;SW la. • rms. bp. ..... le plat of battle : Good aluelleMl. E l i:. IV grid IV kV g .. rs rl alt=strtir. ar: Mot. Is. 411. awsw or offs mat ote.-1. Poltdmill. THE PERFACT SUBSTITU'fE far SILVER.— ^tit i lt i llt ull ea Gala i t all t t e N P athll d rAil I all lea; I . ........,...„ o ber .0 4 Ords Ws ITs =d z w... : WOW alat MOM at sawl Isto usWdoll the ds- OW011116111" WSW NW. " Die% . awl so. 21=istaLAt Z w irat sad Mager ot Os MUM Mae Tbrosiod Table Spoons bad Work; am aim. tat Ira AM's. skew 110, 1 % Ismail OW aed ditto. ditto ... llla N. Ms. O Od. IL W. 01. T; ei t v ad ditto. OW is. id Ila Od. IM Od. On b. 01 O. 041 7s. Od. N L ELIXITRO-PLATIID.—Ths RNA L_MICRL OILY mad" Ws bytIVALIAX N. IMMO OW la el as Wtod by the Wag yews ....4 bey. 4 al mina:boa tie Wa s a M . ogres. that can Os apployatl ima or ow Is tho Wedtheasd and I Os =WWI =sid ths blats character a the= sr= ir as VabN" haw OW the :Aldo sold by W. IL Doran larst ad law satyl us. Ite r 111. 6 0. is i r=rds ". ww, immeassrably upator to yrs asp IN ir•a at ow "NW bow WI" by no posdbis i =goa su mini., gialaWle: pir dome ...... .... Ita .. .. W. 710. .. ..... Al=l sals whoa esadlutteks. U. at preporgseats Wm mplaitio does by the patoat Wow NMI trite agowtods. Si deli as of ma itCOMOSeirt NW Ilpor at WILLIA M ri I io4 1111 filo u ltillTON tetsEp tha:LIL717,0111.1.1:0,01. as so 117 . 7 . be limpluyo to stye a "eisost : L ot Ns variety US amok ans mu.' to am SAS . Oif. MI -1 Mali friiillei ZowawslissaL sad No. 1, Nowawarool. Notabilabed [ In Woftwal. MI SeScala gm Del r al lailses Clio SONO glyallgilllßUM I WM= f+sB. O Doubts Alossaibmishlsi Illeassofte Malawi Nardme te n;: Wil. tu MAW; MeWO CoOrbs OoYawls =ors Orono Crown Imperials Cwombers Culthstion of rowan in Whams 0, !!!" , ' • Onions Pawnles Pamlp Parity Pesetas PrWla Pews 614 ft = naps Tbre• Tisrldis PsTosia 74n:Mtlat Coots'? Looking-slam. • rens Perri DasV.ont un h Finial Perenniall,7 ls no, preparing Pair is7l tdatoitB artleinfor Petunias Pew. VtutacUon Phiug Fruit Pigs Illustrated with whoa 1,004.... Pries 3s. 61. whoa frac eat cloth. THE TREE RORE.--Practioal lostructions for Its Formation and Culture. Mustratcd II „ woodeata. Reprinted from the thatchers' Magda, - with addßlatit by the author and ohm cogglnit: annual pruning time, l Plinths al, Image principle of saccu- malt of toss, ie. tton ic. Pruning for Snag phatatiou Pushing ha ggg asthma{ of •hoola from Rosa, Mistrial sorts nu the tame stook Rosa, short net of dairshle amt. for huhding walla pith- igtwis _ Verbau Vinod Virt.lobin Stocks Wp 'Mower* Willows I.lwalas sewing • did• Ace. .hat hart., SW VOW r" tlas valime itholing up flud.Ung Ynife Buddlog. time of Teor, lay. time of dor. out. of the Wont, owe of Ando %Mini upon body Hod Inaeriloia of, tato Arid& a, to keep down Prong remark., oa Ota n i. fug up so enithfue Oraltiug, oleantuto of Grafting, dluadtautago of Operstitut In differcut motto Prvitmlairs obterne Was TEA TRAYS.-EXTRAORDINARY SHOW.- The Urgent amertmeat or TEA TRAYS aa4 WAITERS ever sealected together is aow ea BALE at WILLIAM 8. DUNTON 31.01ford-terest teener of Newnmastrest). sad No. 1. Newman-aro& Orithie gaps Papier Media Trays, pm est d three. tram ditto 41140 • lima ditto.troin liew to 4 guineas. Osamu ahem, per met, fro ts Ts. M . Au almost salsa variety of small Emale awl Woo Maya, may of them etseatcd the f art. at about a mark, of their original mat WU =Ol ma al medial& Nomad an 4 Gothic waiters, calla sad Mead MAMA equally low.—WOent 8. Borttei Itob NIPPon ad Murton/ Ptak of 11.01611L21 Imamospery I. literally Ike Imam to Ike weld. mad purchasers's* bashed to Ballad Laved IL—Netabiliedla Walla. Wrest. ILIM. - - - Bud, vegetation a, for me Duds, &inlaid and But• f . al e = g ply of dud.. f and Cal Ztotodestro Caw- of somas Dormant buds, thew, • roolsotiud said Used °mob easing lead . . .... _ flaplai, treatment c( Shape of tree. Shoots sest beak choke of Shoots for beide( upon, and tie* at rems, keep anenting Shoot Ms. and removing thorns Sho s at i : t ^o:krtid shoots an out ter alma ; Um mean. proem reVht : c t i e lt rie ye .Usferent *dit. of Row : UMW Mr. teimmin maw. it«.7l. Watch erlyloo of a _ fen wets Scion, preparation and insertion of Orion, ebnieo and ar mammon of Bieck. preparation of A selection of rerlatirs Comparison between bmislingandaraf Ong. °ARP/Clli.—Spleadid designs ia Tapestry, at UN. Iv sad ts. : batt &weir. A. 40.; IPA moweed flooreloth. ; and yardeitie Free* ghlaisa, at ha 44 I.ll(T ire , aed CUMMING Yee lIMMOV MD their ant mob fame the Oty to No. 4. Wstioriao place (oppa4te Ile wad Janet O. They me of lewd tiorMad yard.. at above low 'glom relowiry Noe of orpatell pnalll oraimable. Turkey esp" pet ownalne te. • • • idrllini LoaAng iblature 11lam91 IN try( 1412tur. for haling monads ATNEW DaA WINO.BOOM STOVE, combining beauty rfatimaresmi bo iF i r mat perfect almanac of fo iganrm .o of bilk mikant illasimptlgm of fuel, W .4 the greaten wont W eneweil checrfulness and extreme Winplklty,_b M cosset siweellee In the inowitonow. of WILLIAM S. BURTON fel whew Moss an hi had. where Its efficiency and lie eceereny wW ONSIIII4 Olll. TL*tttntionof the proprietor W been for ware Wee to the production of Woven haring the nen disansenhffin ffir Weise and bremlifentorena, and libraries. wl4iw®enen lona., mad duly =noosed. WILLIAM K. DU it- TOffill roo• Itlppea sea Barton', otoeit of genera/ fereaddise nen Y Weeny' the latts In the world ; sad perehasen ue tented to sums Olford4Sreet isioner of Newinsiestreen, and I. ffieintiainetnet. —Letabliolsed Wellsetren.leffit - - - VEW GAS BURNEIt&—Boyal Letter, Patent That mows are : The Par. The Cara. The tildsa. The Gera, ./thig. and The Sentellag Barium It Y proved, net end &rant. by mem at scam* NA gas aglow% thrt as Giber pa hunk. bear COM- Mtlda Oa Wight as modal la thlt MOIL No Kann. manta& g ast areamital aret the t attaligrt et all. The lthemetheate ate es=l y isould haat opining, lthuti. et. October , fitt.—Altst • agel a e l s= as ed your new Pe bather.. ninth We area la ampatinta Mgt ghe he hitherto known. I ant own ed to aigarlindc that mg mem{ deltowary avert. to all other. seatemy ire Is purls ea g lleaaa grodurad by it. 111, .U.P...11. • INTIMPINID 4 at year boner.. you eneethied abs grow amply of air, both is qyaartity sod panalles; abs tam la at all time. dainty. and to- Sawa, laminate wkYe gm under iiiddarty hummed PrOMlre. at denote ...mina at ebt sr mesh= at — I Milli. bir._7o l l/6 Joss MAJ. M.D., LtD., Protract of ammaletrY. Ur. hithord Mut. PlarL Mambas alio bases re evraliamili t brft et CLARKt at sae bierap.hams II ARD . reddlaat mower. Wt. W aft P••••=7:=7 , l eki t t nte LATEST FROM PARIS. PARIS, Tenney, 6.30 3. At. The meeting of the party of the Institute, which I mentioned as baying been appointel for last evening, has taken flare. The majority declared themselves in favour of the candidateship of Gen. Cavaignac. The hotel of Prince Louis is besieged daily by a crowd of visitors. A deputation from the faubourgs and the Banlicue lately waited on him with a propo sition to invite him to a grand banquet,in which 10,000 electors would join. Prince Louis declined such a manifestation, saying there was a danger that ill-in tentioned persons, present or misjudging enthusiasts, might raise the cry of " Vive l'Empereur r or " Viva Prince Louis!" that he did not wish to be thus com promised; that he had ceased to aspire to a throne ; and that he desired to be merely president of the re public. The financial crisis continues unabated. Another alarming fall took place at the Bourse to-day of 1.30 on the Threes, and 2.10 cn the Fives; the former closing at 40, and the latter at 63.00. Bank shares fell 80 fiance below yesterday's quota tions, closing to-day at 1230. A rumour was spread at the Bourse to-lay, that the banking concern of MM. Rothschild Brothers had re solved to liquidate. This resolution has been hastened fa eoneequeoce of the recent events at Vienna. It is well known that, since the revolution of February, that concern has restrained its operations, so as to be able to wind up at any moment. The constitution appears officially in the Monitorr of to-day, as well as the decree of the National As sembly prescribing the solemnities attending its pro clamation. It was remarked, that in the project of the committee the Place de laConourdewuca ll ed La Place de la Revolution. The Assembly changed this, and restored the old name of the Place de la Concorde. A lofty tribune is to be erected in front of the gate of the Tuileries gardens, looking towards the Obelisk and the Champs Elysees. The constitution is to be formally read by the president of the Assembly, the members of which, as well as those of all the great bodies of the state, are to be present. The vast area of the Place is to be occupied by the National Guard of Paris and deputations from those of the departments ; 800,000 francs are to ba distributed among the poor. The time named for the commencement of the solemnity is nine o'clock on Sunday morning next. On the suc ceeding Sunday the constitution is to be formally read by the mayors of all the communes of France, in a public place, The Archbishop of Paris, Monseigneur Sibour, re cently elevated to that dignity, intends to into a circular to the clergy of France, enjoining them to support the candidatcship of General Cavaignac. The ---...went of this intention has excited many un- SAUTIFUL TEST 11.—ItOWLANDS' JUP °DONT°. w PEARL DENTIFRICE, tadte powder, owe d the Mama ad meet rechateht thamineets of the Orients! do It eradiation Maw from the isailir .ni eltOM spots of beepleet decay, paints owl parterret the mmied, nr the most pore sad pad-like whiteness, sad glees amelaws Perfume W the biota. mom Is by Its swam asSaated hem the gem* and • MIMI actlee Sad Palma are Induced, so that the teeth at Wow) are thus rendered Son in their Packet, Pike 2, Pd. pee bor.—Caution To protect . , the euhlte from fraud, the proprietors name and address. thus. 'A. ROWLAN D red SON, 20;11ettomearcIse, - arc engraved on the gca veraneat stamp. which is allied ce each box —Sold by them. sad y chentiste and peefuniera MICE, and BEE MEd, may be corn- EXTIRPATED by I'AINO MOSCROP'S CHEMICAL PaST,.—As Phosphorus Is the active Ingredient M this preparation It pewee. the invaluable advantage of Icing perfectly free from, danger to humane Me, aho M dote and eats; as from IM Manor od o ur they will sot touch tt, wherma rats, mice. and Madre eat It freely. and to their onion destrucittni. TM Pato is divided Into halls for waves Ware of me, sand sold retail In pots et Id., is 41.. and each, by the Pasoan aerat e ... who arc the tante for London •—lbutlett.W., Erettomarrsce Merton Ike and Co.. 3M„ elftod etreet_; IMAM. IL, 140, Stran d' Coa, 0.. Fleetodreet ; Matinee. W.. 3,_Weet Wigton ; Hallow, W. A. 2, Clears-place Marken ; Kenai. T.. r . SL Paule Churchyard; litom Co,* Eindertalreet, Hostas ; Wellinauwarect, Inorough" Wasd..l., no, EhhoperiteatreerAine: T.. 24. Corahill ; Craton, R. C., CroOne • Ilurgrd. P. A. 7, Nee Chnrchwheet, Lieoperwore. Wholeale aga te: Hew. Iledianwo• and Tap ; Erse, Leacher, and Erato ; and Sutton sad Co. An agent has been *panted In every mare.' town In Enagand. Wareosi od n antw d Scot- Med.—Pmwed only by E. MOSCROP. chemist, !co lewney.—E.R. Corey& of HMO peat of the 13050 bare Wee raid, sad Mr. Wreerop has insolent au In, number of torbowiali of the Vows remscishelty ita seem* . s Mit. HAWKINS' PAMPHLIIT co Lord BROUGHAM'S lATTER to the et Lamelnn. sad os the FRISCH RISVO LUT to soy: Lesdos : J. Meter, Paßmall ; ead J lisfr-Isse. Corobtil. Nearly ride. trio to. 64. awe OORNAMENTALawI DOMEhTIC rOULTRY; Leer nie.ry nee w=wreet PO the Rev. Eourno Parr To Nov, M.A.. Rector of bat with Keswick. Tit, Birds treated of wo :- -Ale fowl to go Tic Muir Puck The Golden and River Tbe Stlins, Goer limier Yowl. The inft Fronted or The Cuckoo Fowl Moulting Ono, The Blue Hue Fowl The Wron The LarkerottA Fowl n.. The Tel sad Its eon- The Poland Fowl —soy Fowl genera Ronan. Folio .4 Praise Malay Tie: WhiteChloaCiooes The Rumples Fowl Yowl The 'fame Duet The Cilky end Nero Ise Owns /owl Tim Demotic gloom Posh. fhe Mate Swan The Om aide Ocoee The Vrioled or Mos. rho Corr Goose The Brent Goodie land Voids. The Serra or Ors Tbe Turkey rionee TIM Pee Yowl Sorrel Sere et the ogee ef the " Chronicle sr peeper, • 5. =ellingtonre nt a g rem Warden: ma be ordered or any b Printed for TAYLOR eon W tLTON, Booksellers and Putibliwn SP dersiffelkwe. Power Gowerotreet. VARLEY ' S MENTIFIG LIBRARY 931. tie ] eve et e l m e>< Students, Artists, lied Illaborta slier purpled Ili Work to furnish • saris el Dew eati ere" •=ed re weals = l . 6 = wire mi .:r rya Vele, or wber ide itionthwi4E dieserl la BMW ; end to erste re ere weer be odor The Wadden grim 1 sewer we se end tannin as war to orw hr eresetrotkir of artior ere ewdeM a g Ur irl re ornery, wed tee ower of ser re re le sloplel bee le thirdwelre ker. A SYSTEM etoe u hi. of POP mob 0 GEOMETRY; coo; aseman sad odboloot for a : ae rib. ..a.....4., tr of every lotted Kinn In Its raw truths sad pre prriferin IN Onolms 'WILEY. a.B. rem ee. Bd. On& rt. New COMPANION to the PO RI ITLAR GEOMETRY; In whir re eliseenD of erred pekoes ere Warted. Ilir trued sod reedend ereetnay useftd to tive Moue PwrPow. of ifs, with allneroall air By esenes Dann, A.B. Price tied. err wt. A TWA SYSTEM of POPUireAlk ALGEBRA ; with .sesereou emetic.. wad PrOgnano.. By Genes DAndift. A.D. Pre re. lid. IT. Edition. A SYSTEM of POLAR TRIGONOMETRY, A. tor Pine na leherlesl ; with Poplar Treatises en Logari l hm. rid the applessien of Marrs to ifrowery. * Ogres Dar" A.B. 1 111. IPA " ler enes do +kat this limited rereads* of these Milo" there are se tiDess w)lch on be wad with more edv~ tran ' essrmsay aad Alsere. -- LOAsa et theed Lagebdio. liodild e. v. V. FAMILY ASTRONOM Y . ASTRONOMY. By GEOBAB DAM" A- 11 . is 2 211 Z Ina Minns, C.. dath Intact " Thera Is a nal a anaeornh-‘linformation...ve , winning sad iinsomontod miner. in this delightfal Ma not low for the novelty of its den then the extent of Its to sees Whets aelit es the taiM sail tarots of Be prcAmMr Mr. Dailey ____:____----------rffi—llon. WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND A 0 ; with Net Trio for a Conerints. atingatiart.rnwesa. )I.D 11.11.0.8., LA.O.. ke. to tern seer Istreell:s Pr =torMa, esid • en ehereses of holm Os ormarig dilkro. magi o r i ellVi me me Is Ze s tr e arperio ral lt Srlol3a2o.64=4llrais. GB Iligurl : ce Otrstr . l4oll4 fro° Sr AIM. Guinea Yowl !Voids Foal !!!"..dedtft 686.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 8, 1848. [THREEPENCE. WEST INDIA MAIL. By the Royal Mail Company's steamer Avon, Capt. Ham, Lieut. J. Ray, R.N., Admiralty agent, arrived this morning at Southampton, we have accounts from Chores to the 28th September ; Carthagena the let, Demerara the sth, St. Jago de Cuba the 6th, Trinidad 'the 7th, Grenada and Jamaica the Bth, Barbadoes the 1 10th, Dominique, Martinique, and Guadeloupe the 11th, Antigua and Porto Rico the 12th, and St. Thomas's the 15th October. The Avon has brought 28 passengers, and 907,152 dollars on merchants' account. The Avon broke down just as she left Fayal. There was every prospect of good sugar crops throughout the West Indies. The news from Jamaica is not important. Sir Charles Grey had recovered from the effects of his accident, and returned to King's House, Spanish Town, to resume his public functions. Commerce was a little more active, but great distress still pre vailed thrnghout the island. Some fine specimens of ries had been produced, and public attention was being called to the general cultivation of this grain, and also to the possibility of refining sugar directly from the cane, instead of simply converting it into Mus covado sugar. If some plan for this purpose were adopted, it was considered that double-refined sugar might be made by one process, and could therefore compete more fairly in the home market with sugar of a similar quality refined from foreign produce,which is necessarily subjected to the expense of double manufacture. There would also be a considerable saving ns in leakage, as also in the cost of internal t and of freight ; and it was further urged that, • of fetching the ordinary price, 325. per cwt. duty paid, sugar in the refined sate would be worth from 555. to 601. The hurricane which had lately visited other West India islands did much damage at New Providence also. Upwards of twenty vessels had suffered round the Bahamas. The transport Baretto, Junior, gut on shore in the harbour of Nassau, and lost 121 feet of her false keel, and injured a good deal of her copper. (She was detained there three weeks, and, when able to get out, she passed a barque off Halifax, N. S., name not known, with a cargo of flib, and a vessel of 350 tons, with coals, bound to Havana, both on shore. The Baretto, Junior, brought to Jamaica 300 men of the 2nd W. I. Regt. and eight officers, all under the command of Major Clarke, of the 97th Regt. This vessel, after refitting, would proceed to the Gambia. From 13emerara it is stated that the receiver-gene ral of estates under sequestration had refused to carry on their caltivation, although he had received consi derable alms in advance. The legislature and the local government were in angry collision, and there was some idea of stopping the supplies. At Aux Gym the president had it in contemplation to monopelise the purchase of the coffee crop, and then to re-sell it, half of the revenue to be divided with France, according to the late treaty, which is to commence January Ist, 1849. This has operated, and will operate, as a check upon importation of goods, until the views of the French government upon the subject shall become known. By this mail we have accounts from Valparaiso to the end of August. The session of the Chill= congress had just closed, and a resume of its labours in the journals, with the laws passed, bears testimony to its industry and liberal tendencies. The republic appeared in all respects to be following a prosperous course. The accounts of the Valparaiso markets are exceedingly favourable. All old accu mulated stocks of English goods had been cleared off at ascending prices, from the non-in- Saimace of fresh arrivals, leaving the place quits bare of stock. Some large transhipments had bet n making for the western coasts of Mexico. From Ecuador the accounts are less favourable. The elections for a new congress had resulted against the government,so that a change,or a revolution,seemed imminent. Meanwhile Gen. Flores had been removed from the frontiers of the Ecuadorian republic, by de cree of the government of New Grenada, into the interior of the territory of the latter republic. From Lima, republic of Southern Peru, it is stated that the revolution attempted by General Iguain from Cobija against the government had proved an abortion. He succeeded only in raising 800 men at Mensa, the place upon which he principally counted. It appear. they dispersed without firing a shot, on bearing that Gen. Castillo, the president, was pre paring to march against them, armed with extra ordinary powers by the council of state. Some misunderstanding had arisen with the neighbouring republic of Bolivia, by which it was supposed the conspiracy of !gamin was supported. Bolivia re trained quiet since the late insurrection. Five of the defeated revolutionists of le Paz were sentenced to be decapitated. AN ACCOUNT OF TUE DUTY ON HOPE of the growth of the year 1818, for the undermentioned districts, distin gigging this old from the new duty :—I pie of Wight, 8,1181 lie. 104 d.; It:cheater, 131.0811. 7s. 7d.; total, 142,1981. 2s. 611. ; made up of : old duty, at 1 12 20d. per lb., 77,8701. 17s. 34 12.200. ; new duty, at Of 8 203. per lb., 67,061. 14s. 6i 8-20 d. ; additional duty of 6 per cent. per act 3 Vict., e. 17, 6,7701. 10s. lid. The returns for the re naiad'? of the districts will be published as soon at received. —B.B. STY, her...Gen.—Excieroffice, London, Nov. 7. EXTENSIVE FIRE AT PM/MEL—Between 9 and 10 o'ebck on Monday morning, a fire was discovered in the en. Unitive hand-loom weaving factory of Mr. R. Kerr, situated in fleedhills. The fire originated an the garret of the western part of the building, and, the wind blowing fresh from the wet, in a few minutes the entire range of the upper fiat was one mass of flame. Immediately on the alum Leine given, the hose belonging to tilt Meters. Clark of the Seedhills Thread Works was sent over, but they bad not the power to reach the upper part of the building. The police fire-brigade was rapidly on the spct, under the superintendence of Mr. Wallace, and alto the fire.engine from the barracks, aloes with a detachment ofthe 27th, under command of Major Williamson. Every exertion was made to save the building; but so rapid was the out rine of the devouring element, that bv a quarter past 10 o'clock, the roof fell in. By 11 o'clock the entire building was a heap of smouldering ruins. favourable comment'. roam Nov. 7. —New ; Them Per Dints, • Nes per Pam, —— ,• Last Loan, —— • Yours, Belgia n Elvis, 1240, ; Do. 11143, 774 ; Do. 11tre ' es, —; Do. Two.and.a. —; 34:*.m Beata. —• Boman Loan. 64; Timm Honda Dank Wares. 1226 . ; k.solasnp cm London. SO days, 23 474 cash ;'0 de y% 23 40, mob. ituawaya—Par sod Wear, 885 ; Parts and Rouen, 330; Boom sad Harm, 170; Avignon and Maree il les, 142 fo ; Brno • bow, and Bs* 75; °entre Niersoo, 213; Amiens and Boulogne, —; BorrOsaas, NO; Non!, 330. The Madrid mails, with the journals and cor respondence of the let, have arrived, but their con tents are without general interest. There wee no Boles, it being All Saints Day and a holiday. It is said that the Cortes will assemble on the 15th December. The movements of Cabrera excite much attention, and are commented uponvariously, some imputing that Isadtr's appearance in Aragon to pressure from the Catalonian columns, and others assigning strategic motives. The latest account of him is from Tamara., a town on the high road to Zaragosa, whither Gen. Oribe had repaired with a large force to cut him off from the Maeztrazgo. On the 22nd Cabrera was at Cabello ; the nest day he marched across the Segre to Ager. He had with him 600 foot and 40 horse. Upon (tribe's move to Temarite, the Cachet general, instead of continuing his southern direction towards the Maeztrazgo, struck up to the north-west through Aragon to Grans. In the Aragonese towns he sold salt and raised contributions ; and on the 25th, ac cording toOribe's despatches, he retreated toVallader, in Catalonia, followed close by the Queen's troops. The Foment° of Barcelona announces the capture of twenty of a republican band, with the horse of Amet tler, on the 27th ult., at San Lorene de la Murga. SHIPPING. MAIL/ ARRIVED.—DibIia, 2; Donaghadee, 1 ; French, 1; Flanders, 1. LONDON, Nov. B.—Wind this day at noon, N.W., mo lerate breeze, and fine clear weather. DEAL, Nov. 7.—N.W. to W.N:W., fresh; p.m., N.W., no d era tc.—Arrived from the river : Mail, Cape and Ilaaritiu.; North Star, Cape Coast Castle; Sophia, 'Ta naka. Arrived from the river and sailed: Gladiator, New York. BAMSGATI, Nov. 7.—The Jessie, from Swansea to Malta, .is assisted In here to-day leaky, and with other damage, laving been as far as the Bay of Biscay. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 7.—The Sydney packet Alert was seen, partially &ousted, two degrees N. of Cape de Verd Islands. &Masa B.M S. Heroine, coast of Africa. Idir.roan, Nov. 7.—W.N.W.—Arrived: Trite Blue, Fit ton, for Glasgow,leaky ; last from Cork. LIMERICK, Nov. 6.—N.N.W.—Arrived: Jane Black, Quebec. Parsitnexo, Nov. 6.—N.W.—Arrived: Joseph Green, Davis' Straits. DUNORMINS, Nov. 6.—The Sisters, of Dartmouth, was in collation, on the 3rd hint, with a brig, and received con siderable damage. IsrvaarooL, Nov. 7.—The Senator drifted on shore last eight, but came off this morning. YARMOUTH, Nov. 7.—The Woods, lionistsberg to Hull, arrived in the roads yesterday with cargo shifted, leaky, &c.; kat been got into the harbour, and must discharge. WITANHOR, Nov. 7.—The Petrel, flartleposito London, has been assisted in hare, snaking water, having been on shore on the Middle Sand in the Swin. BRIDLINGTON, Nev. 7. N.N.E.—Arrived : Lavinia, Amelia, for the northward. DARDITT, Nov. 6.—Arrived Jane, Prince Edward's Inland. Sailed: Southampton, Monte Video. Orr Seamy BRAD, Nov. 6.—Arrived: Forager, Qite. bee. THE MEDITERRANEAN MAILS. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. The - steamer Euxine arrived at Southampton last MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE evening, in charge of Mr. Roberts, chief o ffi cer, in . consequence of the decease of the commander. Her Zee o'Cloek.—The funds opened with an improve , dates are: Constantinople, Oct. 15 ; Smyrna, Oct. 21;I meat of about 1 per cent, upon the last quotations of Malta, Oct. 25; and Gib ra ltar, Nov. 1. She has yesterday, say 84 to 1 for Consols. But upon the brought 38 passengers, and specie to the amount report of indifferent news and lower prices from of 34,0001. Sir Robert Wilson, the governor of Paris, they declined to, and now are, 851 to 8 for money puse: l Gibraltar, had failed in his attempt to obtain a and time only, notwithstanding some purchases of mitigation of the term of quarantine imposed on money stock. Reduced Threes are 841 to 1. Three- British vessels by the Spanish authorities. and-a-quarter per Cantu, 851 to 1. Exchequer Bills, Peninsular and Oriental steamer Ripon, Captain 375. to 40e. premium. Bank Stock, 189 to Y9l. Moresby, arrived at Gibraltar front Southampton on We have a slight improvement in Mexican, which the 27th ult., and proceeded to Malta. Her are now quoted 21 to 1, but in other foreign foe Gibraltar bad to perform 15 day'? quarantine. stooks there is waroely any alteration, and very little business doing. Peruvian are 32 to 4. New Gre nada, 12 to 13. Brazilian, 72 to 4. Chilian, 82 to 5. Spanish Fives,ll to 1; the Threes 23 tot; Passive, 21 to 3. Portuguese, 23i to 41. ' Dutch Two and-a- Half per Cen•ii., 45 to 6; the Fouls, 69 to 70. Danish, 62 to 5. Belgian 70 to 2. Russian, 98 to 100. p aNGLIBB 71; :I DIL Beat Mod. lit VI rot C. Cow. for .le. e 3 pot Ot. Pad. Anna.St Tor Onto., t6l 3 pot Ct OEM. AMSO I III , ',getaway Ms. 74. to *IL prom 7011510 N 4 par Ot. Matra. Hoods. 44 Kr Ct. Bea Lau* TO 2 ref n ou.t. i e . L N B .;% I I Bat " Tz4 • I t r a tl o . Cbtrar at 5.75 161" Ditto Dolma. VV. adt, Coltuobtso Mustier ads.. I 3 oar et. Danish ads, it 5 If tor CO. Dutch 45 6 4 gra Ct. Dutch Owls" la TO FUNDS. 1 per Gat °Noah 1313,12 13 Cron& Deferred 1343. 1 I par et Mellen. 1846. 21 4 6 per Ct. Peru oan. vtul 631 114.3. 11 4 " r & "" ow 1034 t'ittoSpanlab N 104 3 pa Cc N 441611 114 k, Si 83•3136 Defend 1113 Ditte, PIMBITO 1143.1121 234 Cl. VenettNe , 1414 Vmentala 141ffrot 843.44 RAILWAYS.—The share market is rather firmer to-day, as will be seen from the following quotations: Caledonians are called 182 to d ; Blackwell', 4/ to .;` ; Eastern Counties, 122 to 2; Boulogne', 61 to 8; Scottish Central, 23 to 25; North Staffordshire', 61 to die.; Buckinghamshire?, 3; to 31 die; Great Northern, 131 to die. , Reading and Reigate, to dia. SALES EFFECTED UP TV TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. (Yesterday's prime will be found in tact page.) Wm.& Oxford Jo., 20 I Len. &S. Western, 404 41 Bina., Wolf, & Dudley, 134 Po. New 508 , 30 29 BelaW and Exeter, 51 Man. he r., & Lino New 101. Calaskelaa, 194 MI Frk. 9 l Do. New 101. Pref., 44 Do. Gt. Grimsby & Sheff., 10 Isamu Counties, 121 4 Midland. 82 3 Do. New Gnu. 6 per Dent., 81 Do. 108, 10 4 Do. Ex. 5 per Ct. No. 2,1 4 Do. Stem. 1k Derby, 544 3 N. Lincolnshire, 244 N. British, 144 151 clreat Northern, 61 Do. Thiele, 31 1 Du. B, 6 pee Cl. Gear, 6 N. Staffordshire, ei 1 ol- South. 4 West (Ireland). 221 Scottish anneal. 231 4 Great North of England, 232 4 Shrew. &Chester (Nor.W. Mkt.), 140. New 401., 73 14 13 121 Da New IN., 291 80 S. Heron Fret, 18 Great ~,n 6 3 11 South-Easteen, 24 Do. Qrs.. 10 17 4 Do. No. 2, 9 Do. Fifth., I Wear Valley 6 pee Cent. Guar, 27 Do. New 128, 11 York, Nem , & Bee. (011 g. New. Hull and Selby, PI Is Ser.), 234 lone. & York. Pro, 10/ Do. Fit No. I (Yl4. & N.). 134 Do. fifths, 5 I Do. G.N.E. Fur., 61 Do. Thirds (Bw.). 31 York & North Midland, 494 Do. Gar. 6 per 0-mt, 51 6 Do Tref., 124 Lon. & N.M./nem 118 19 Boulogne & Atoka., 51 Do. New Mrs, I I • Luxembourg, I Do. Fifths, 61 N. of Fromm, 51 NeetAk. 60 Odom sad ftMems, 14 LIYUPOOL skull, NOTEIUM 7. Bitten., Lanom, Is Christer (221. Lon. &N. W. Qrs. (C), If p eh.), 94 d Do. (lAeds & Dewsbury), 384 Caledonian Peet, i d Man., Kieft., & Lln. Pref., 94 (It. Luxembourg, 51. 18s. 94. d Midland, illi Great Northern, 131 Do. tialyeN 91 4 Lan. A Yorks. 321., 944 N. Briilsh We., 31 ' lu. Fifths, 4 4 N. Staffordshire, 6 d Do. 101. Fret, 1 p Shrews, 01. & Cheater Pref., 134 Do. Halves (late W., P., ik G.), Shrop. Union (B.& C.), 31 d Wil R. E. fc Duey No. 4, 6 I.&*. 3d. Lon. 4N. Western, 1104 York, News., and Bee. (U. N. E. Do. New On., 1 i p Poe.), li 1 d Do. Fifths, 4 p York & North M. Pref. (Gear. Do. Qrs. (1 3. It), 14 p 6 per amt.), li id d MANCIIENTEM SALES, Noumea 7. I (There wax more than ordinary business observable at the opening of the Stock Exchange, and prices were buoyant; but business was subsequently flatter. One of the ;Atha sharehrokers in the town was posted on 'Change in the morning as a defaulter, but his liabilities are understood not to be heavy, consisting principly of differences (not more than 1,4001.) on this amount. Sir., Lanese., & Ches. Jun., 94 4 Mane., SUM. & Line. (Grimsby (Wedeln= Pref., 6 1 d 508 eh) 301 d Chester & nolyhead Prat 54 per De. Bhe k. Is Line., 141 4 Cent., 134 N. Stafixrdahire, 616 d Lan. & Yak. Fref. 6 per Oat., IL E. and Dover, 234 sa* 4 p Do No. 4, 61 1 Lir., Slam, & Near. Jo., 411.4 81RM110011431 BALM Nonornza 7. The chief business was in North Stallard', the prices in which rose again considerably. Mr. &Itk, 23 13e. 90. I drop. Union, 34 4 N. Staffordshire, 61 i 4 LEEDS SALES, Norma 7. There was fully an average amount of business transacted in shares ; and, saving a decline in the value of North Wes- tern shares, there was some improvement in the market generally. Great Northern, 181 d N. Staffordshire, fif 61. Gs. 3d. d Do. A, 3f Midland Stook, 61 Leeds & Think, 16f Beam & Bee. New, 33.. d Do. New, lit d North Western., 91 d The Gaulle of last night contains the formal certificate of the railway commissioners In Swam of the Commit railway and at the Delabole and York railways, for on eatemion of time In carry- Mg eat their works. By an act pieced Pot melon, entitled "An act to give further time fur making certain railways," this Important power In conferred on the ementimieners, and the apecitic object of the sat is to Mien the pressure on the money-market aces aimed by calla on railway shares, and likewise to put the rail way companies to pcoussion of a mote expeditious and km expo:vire mode of proceeding than In involved m an application to parliament. A large number of railway companies have availed themselves of this relief. 133 applications have been received and moldered ; of these, ill have been entmulned, and In 11104 of the applications the 'Mention of time asked for_ has been for the fail ad ditional term of two years allowed by the The greater number include the whole the railway, aM also of the lands to be taken. Your epplications were refined, en the ground that there were special previsions in the act making the complotion of the railway PRODUCE.— MINCINO-LLNIt, Ralf-past We have been without public sales of Sugar or Coffee to day, which has caused the attendence in the market to be rather small. Refined steady ; standard quality, 495. 6d.— Rice has again gone off with spirit, and Bengal quoted 6d . dearer ; middling white, broken, lie. 6d . —Spices: Cloves sold rather lower; Penang, Is. 6d. to lc Gd. ; Nutmegs sold at fall prices, 2a. 103. to 3s. 9d.—Mace sold at • slight de cline, 24. to 21. 51.—Cotton firm.—Rum inaotive.—ln other articles no material alteration.to Doty pokt Oft anger tad week in London, Liverpool, cwt. Br;vtal, Bull, and the Clyde 4,823,334 To the more period last year lamas. 497,6411 Derma Para os ?KA of IMIS TO war mem lbs. laveepool . .. .. ......... ......„.. . .» 4,813,276 Metal 633,203 Hull .... 242,233 Clyde Total Base time In 1847 ............ ..... .... ...................... 29,490,890 Increase. PRICER CURRENT. ielai k par ewt. DUTY PAID. Pip, No. 1, AI 0... 3 W. India, P.bwa.311.1. 04.33 a. 64 Hoops 9 0... • Yellow leGrey ... U 0...37 Cargo at Cardiff bar • 0... le Mae ....—... Si 0...42 Swedish ll 0._19 Mauritian, brows.. 28 0.. 34 Lean, at per ton. Yellow 3l 6...38 Plc, tea l6 10 .. 0 Pine NI 0... 0 Ml l ad, sheet l7 8.. 0 Nagai LeMsdraala 27 6...33 Bars. . . . Yellow 33 G... 38 Patent ...... l9 10... 0 White 37 • ..43 red or minim... 18 10... 0 Malign, brown-- 32 1.. 33 Speller l4 0...14 Yellow— ... . . .... 35 6. .17 Ons, per 252 hap. gal. 4.9, Orey and while.. 29 0...31 Flak Seat' pale 27 1... 0 Refined, Ilambro'.. SO 0-63 straw 23 10...94 bump 47 6...49 brows If yellow.. 24 11.. 23 Correa, in Boa,. earn 6O 0... 0 Wan India, all- Heed Matter BO 0.. 0 nary 306.280 Cad 2l 10 ..23 1 Good. 2B 0... 40 0 South Sea 24 10..17 Pane 3O 0...101 0 Olive,Gollipoli,p.ton 46 0...47 Ceylon, cord ordi Cocoa Nut 4O 0... 0 nary .. .. —...— 14 6... 28 0 Seed, Nape, pale, Pine ordinary_ $4 0... Si 0 par ton N 11,.. 0 Moe 40 0...80 0 Liaised 33 0...92 Mocha, ped toilne 42 9... 68 0 Paosaroas, per ewt. Costa Aka, °rill- Butter—Cork, Id— 77 0../8 nary to Ins 26 0... 26 • 4tbe 82 O 0 90 Sumatra and Pa kW II ... 0 dam 21 6...96 0 Dublin, Ist 0• . 0 Tay at per lb. Limerick, do 7O 0..73 Ongottoommon.. 0 I ... 0 7 Carlow, let 7B 0...85 Sim at per art. Newry, Ist ...... « 0 0... 0 Mengel white 9 0... 14 0 Waterford 72 0..11 Cargo 7 0... 11 0 Beef, India, per ha and Manilla 7 0... I 1 0 norm Patne, cleaned .... IS 0.. 18 o prime Mee, 0 0... 0 Car0hna......„.... 23 0...28 0 Pork, prime mein 0 0...0 sawn. Bsoon-Pork, Lark , 0... 0 ti Do, Bethel 1 Beau, Waterford, s m r t. 60 6-64 Lard„Belfast„prfrk I A . c,...„, • Waterford, do 1 '''`` Ditto Mulder Autrainen,dutyp. 62 0...71 0 HIDES, Os and Cow, at pa lb. B. A. and M. Video, Val 01.44 Os. ed • 24...0 34 ZI: I rl Y 6 0...0 0 0 8...0 PI Pio, Lima & dry Vale. dry 0 81..1 Weal India, dry 0 0 ~0 Salted II 11..1 East India 0 4 ...0 1 Kt.ll,..Ayres, dry 0 6 —0 dry 0 $ ...0 f S. Amer, per hide 4 1 ... II 6 Ems* ditto I 0 ... 7 0 Drs Vf . ooamt per ton. Lqprood,J...l3 13... 0 0 Hondures. ..... ..... 4 0_ 4 10 Carapeaohy 6 0... 0 0 Patio, Jamaica 6 0... 0 0 Memos. largo sad said 111 0..13 0 9 0...10 0 Ilma ' Saran Maw 11 0 ..12 • Ned Senders. 3 10.. 3 le Brasil .18 0...60 • BRITISH. ...ttnsgs maroon% Weser, Esau and Kent, rod 4i to 50 to A 6... white 49 to 40 to 112 Norfolk and tialolk. 41 to 41 to 33 .. do 45 to 34 to GO Talavera (Voter or tufrolk Comb. ik Lln., red.- 48 to 30 to 33 _white._ 48 to 22 to 34 Northumb. and Batch do.— to —.. d 0...... —to to lash do —to do.. —to to Ron.. aft to 31 CoIiLIFT, Feeding. 26 to .-distillba 26 24 to $1 Malting. ...... ....-. 32 to 3 28 1...attra to 31 to 31 Beta W 000? to Oa', English Feed 17 to 19 to 20e Od...anch.. —to --old Ditto Paned' _19t030 to 214041...p0tat0 24 to 220 Id Berwick ik Sesta food 20 to Ifs Od...potato 22 to 23.61 Disk feed ....... ...... .14 to lla (4.1...b1ack.. l7 to ills Od Ditto t05t010..................... . . ... - . .-.. ..... 1Lu5........................-..... NI to ..... Int. rouc .... GO to It Plus, Pia 34 to 3440 d maple 3O to 40 Blue 49 to 31 wW , .la Whits 31 to 36... BIANI, Maoism 29 9:01. _tilt Miaow 31 to 34... anal Tonne, New Spring per lash. —...new winter 50.051.054 till .... Itorcann, New 80 to lit LtlfliSD Cum, per thousand . gll 10s. a /1204. for not of 2101110. FUNS, TOIIII-InfotiO, delivered 44 to 45 _fine household 45 to 44 Norfolk end Suffolk 40 to 42 -white 4l to 43 Northumberland, Lincoln, and Ycekshire to Sure: and Katt to -Irish — to -.• FOREIGN. WM.?, Diatide and Easlgiberg... 34 to 311...tae 6O to Ilit Poineranam b l=k, end StOttino 33 231 to GO Trench and — to lontsh and Hamburek .... -. 4B 22 to 34 Rtioaiaa .... ... 41 0...8.706 -to Danube and Odra ...... .... . ~ 44 to 30 .. to Spanish hard -. — . to -sat Canadian.. ........ ........... —to --Australian 3O to to itS Rem Bazurr. Feeding 2$ to U. &Wiling 2B to 30 Inman Coen »'ll6 to 40.-Lsarmse —to Gera, Russian 16 to 19 • Pomeranian end Oteslonnd _ .. . . _ —to P II to 31 Bwedieh god Rwal ircerarri — sid -- 13 -- uttit'iini - —. : IT io:IF Ditto Brew 20 to 24...4eed — to ,••• BLAIN. tick. to —...01d. to Small F0rpt1an............—....... 211 co 38...Tomany— raksatsh.t. —.........- - —.... 14 to 36...t0irr........... 36 t. 4 Taus, old UMW. Battle and Mobs 34 to 38 to 38 Mediterranean and Odom.. to 36 to 4C MAME= SO ..horniosed 1.3 to 30 ktmnoßED Cume, tree of dot . pee too.. A 3 10s. to Z 3 13s. Lawn Calms, Death and A 8 Os. to t 9 Os. Ditto Froollsawl Ammrboo It 8 lento St 9 10a. Fuses, Areerlean, par lowed at NSW , .......30 to 31 Duds's! , sad Elasaborg Canadian hooch, per sack of 211010 a. tree •.. to —. 411.111VAL8 INTO LONDON FROM 89th OCT. TO 4th NOV. Ors. Boollsh. both. Isiah. Forel*. Wheat 33267 Bosley I it: B 3 I Oats 2lBB 335 lllO 1 10933 Floor, 8,130 acts ; 340 barrels. Malt, 3,309 qte. Loam, Aramaean Float, 3D. ld.; Bailer, 331 . o d. 1 OW 335, 10d.; Bye, 295. fd.; Beans, 335. 7d.; Peas, 435, 4d. IMPERIAL AVERAGED. -- ----- Wbeat..l Barbey., Oats. I Eye. t Beene.. Peas. Sept 33 ... ... 314 33e 7.1,21. 114 3L Od 37e 11d,37e Ild —3! ... ... 32e 33e 3011 Id 3le 26;3111 1d .+9s Id Oct. ... ... iee 54 32e 64 4033 e 64 33. 14:33e Sd 3111 ed 14 ... ... 31a 11433. Od2o. fed 30e 4d'33e 24.39. 311 21 ... ... a.lO s 724 34; 114 324 44334 9‘3341 7d 23 ... ... 51. 0432 e 7d 4d 26a 9437. 34,404 14 6 weeks' Agg. Aver. 33. 04,32 e e 42416 9431 e 2d1334 L 1132. 18 De/Tr.—Wheel, 36.; Barleyi,2/..; Oath 24.6 d. ; Bye, Boos, sad 23. 1 tiept. 30. , Oct. 7. ; tint. ICI Oct. 21.1 Oct. 23. -- l i Tt . - 52 ... I •- "• = l\ ** 51 " it T Arrivals at the granaries by the Eastern Counties Railway for the week ending Nov. 4 : Malt Wheat Barley :23 ~ Flaw 7662 ale, Gabs May, Nov. 7.-Much rain has again fallen daily during the past week, and seeding operations rendered almost im possible. On Friday night we had a complete gale of wind and sleet ; on Saturday a good deal of snow, followed on Sunday sty a very sharp frost, which, however, has since al most dimppearW. The transactions of the week have been on a limited scale, and quite of a retail character ; still fair prices have been made. Stotts in gear ary bring moderate, our weekly import is little interfered with. We have for this day's market a good supply of Wheat from our own farmers, and a better show of foreign than of late; fresh dry sampled of English met ready We at fully the rates of last week, but earthing out of condition was most difficult to quit. The farmers gave deplorable ac counts as to the flooded *tete of the country. In foreign Wheat not much doing ; prices unaltered. More choice in malting Barley than of late, and the market some what easier; still fine qualities meet ready buyers. Grind ing Barley goes off freely, at 280. 624th. Very little passing in other kinds of spring corn. Beans (small old) are held at 363.; new foreign, 38s. to 355. White Peas, grinding, 365.; boiling, 38s. Old Tares for feeding inquired tor, and may be bought in the line. The arrivals of Linseed are more mode rate than of late, and the market is very firm, at 40s. ; Black Sea, 365. ; Memel and other qualities in proportion. More inquiry after first makes of English Linseed Cakes, and a fair business doing both on present and forward delivery. Rapeseed sells from ship, at M. to 241. 10s., as in quality and condition, but the business doing not great. More bud nese been dons in Rape Cakes both English and foreign, but at low rates. The market Is, however, firmer, one or two parcels having been larded. Guano is saleable, at 91.61. Peruvian, which is most esteemed; some good Ichabo also on the m arket, at 81.103. Bones are saleable from the ship, at 653. to 87s. 6d. The following are the prices of Brain :- Wheat, per qr., red, 641. to 665.; new, 48s. to Ws. ; white, 645. to 585.; new, 50s. to 66e. Danteic, 665. to 601.; Lower Baltic and. Hamburg, 625. to 56a. Barley, malting, 30c to lit. ; grinding, 251. to 28e. Oats, Danish, 17s. to 195.; Friesland, 20s. to 235.; Russian, 19s. to 21s. Bawls, 361. to Ma ; &nig" 325. to 365. Paw, white and yellow, 34a. to 38a. Linseed, crushing, 345. to 40/. ; feeding, 401. to 445. Rapeseed, per 10 quarters, 231. to 251. Linseed Cakes, English, per ton, Si. 155.; foreign, 71. to 81. Rape Cakes, 870.66. Bones, 86s. Guano, 4/. to 91 . Si. Im porta from the 28th of Oct. to the 3r d Nov. inclusive: Wheat, foreign, 7,301 ; Barley, 6,277. Oats, 471 ; Beans 1,979; Pea 1,764; Tares, 26; Linseed, 10,997 ,• Rapeseed: 1,160; Linseed Cakes, 404; Rape Cakes, 269 ; Bones, 172. Ipawicw, Nov. 7.-The supply of Wheat to-day was small, and fully ls. per qr. advance was obtained. Barley was in good supply, and first quality maintaining its price. Inferior, Is. to 2a. per quarter lower. Oats, Beans, and Peas as last week. LEEDS, Nov. 7.—The supple of Wheat is moderate, and the trade is very firm, at fully Friday's prices. Barley is without alteration in value. Beans sell at late rates. Oats, Shelling, and other articles, without material alteration. Ar rivals Ws week : Wheat, 6,469; Oats, 362; Barley, 1,553; Beans, 461; Rapeseed, 381; Linseed, 1,171. LECoXTON BLIZZARD, Nov. 7.—Wheat and Barley were in fair supply; the former sold at fully last week's rates; the latter dull, and somewhat easier to buy. Beans, both old and new, command rather more money. Wheat, old, per bushel, 325. 6d. to 355. ; new, 275. Gd. to 32s Gd. Barley, per qr. imperial. 31a. to 355. Beans, old, 263. to 295.; new, 225. to 255. Lzwza, Nov. 7.—There was a good steady demand to-day for old and dry new Wheat. Barley is sold at a decline of ls. to 2r. per qr. Oats, Beans, and Peas, steady. Wheat, cld, white, 151. to 161. 15s. ; red, 141. to 141. 10s. ; new, white, 111. to 141. ; red, 101. to 121. Barley, 325. to 360. ; grinding, 25a. to 280. Oats, 190. to 22a. Peas, 38s. Beans, 345. to 30s. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 7.-Upon a favourable change of wind, to a the arrivals into this a rt since Tuesday last include a moderate quantity of Wheat and Flour, with a large supply 0 of Oats and Oatmeal from Ireland, but little of any article coastwise ; the Imports from ahead during the week, coo -1 1 sistiag principally of a few cargoes of Wheat, 11,862 quarters D of Indian Corn, and 21,099 barrels of Flour, as specified f below. Although the weather continues to impede all the important labours of husbandry, and the prices of Wheat .. in sierra provincial markets late week tended rather s upwards, the ales of that grain at our Corn Ex change to-day proceeded slowly, ar d in some cam an abatement of Id. per 701 b. from the rates ) of this day week was conceded for most descriptions of English, Irish, end foreign. Good sound marks of Irish and homemade Flour were rather more eatable; and French, with States and Canadian, in moderate request, se verally at the quotations of this day sennight. Barley, Malt, and Pea remained the same u last noted. Beans, 1 upon a moderate inquiry, continued to be held firmly at the advance of Frilay. Oats, from the large supply at hand, were difficult of sale, and, declining further again to-day, are I I reduced Id. to 2d. per 45113. below the currency of Tuesday t last. Oatmeal in consequence receded 64. per load. Indian 1. Corn meeting a revivEd demand this morning, a considerable 'l quantity was cleared off on both English and Irish account, on terms rather over those obtainable at the elm. of the t week. Corn Meal maintained its previous value. Present k prices :-British : Wheat, per 701 h, English, red, new, e. 7s. 4d. to 7s. Bd.; old, 7s. Ild. to be. 2d.; white, new, 75. Bd. to 84.; old, Bs. Id. to 84.53 . ; Irish, red, new, 11 6s. to 7s. 3u. , E • old, 74. 54. to 7s. Bd.; white, new, 6e. 9d. Ito 7s. 4d. ; old. 7s. 7d. to 7s. 10d. Barley, per qr., nglish, Li 35e. to 375.; Chevalier, 38s. to 404; Scotch and Irish, per , I 601 be., 4s. to 45.:14. Malt, English, per qr., pale, 60a. to 644. To 1 Oats, English and Scotch, per 451 b., old, 3s. 3d. to 34. 5d.; Ni 1 1 Welsh. old, .3s. ad. to 3s. 3d. ; Irish, fine sorts, new, i 2s. Old. to 2a. 1113. ; old, as. 2d. to 34. 41. ; general, new, l an 2e. 7d. to 2s. 10d.; old, 3a. Id. to as. 3d. Beans,per qr, Eng., Liz I mi new, 40s. to 425.63.; old, 424. to 45 5. ; Scotch d Trod, per go 4801 b., new, 335. 6d. to 355. 6d.- old, 375. to 395. Peas, English, firs per qr., white, new, 425. to 44 ;. ; ditto and Irish, grey, 374. to -- , 39e. Flour, per 2801 b., English and Iriah, fine, 41s. to 424; m superfine, 424. to 435. ; extra, 445. to 455. Oatmeal, per • it lout of 2401 b., Irish, new, 2 8 s. to 2 75. ; old, 23 5. 6d. to asp 254. 64.; Canadian, old, 245. to 255. Bran, per 241 b., 10d. to Is. Foreign: Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, red, 7s, 64. to -.• 7s. Bd.; white, Ts. 10d. to 81. 2d. ; United Stabs, red, -1 7• 10d. to Bs. Id ; white, 84. 24. to 13s. Bd. ; Dantsic, mixed Ca and red, 75. 9J. to 7s. Ild. ; high mixed, Bs. 4d. to 91. ev, Lower Bettie and Hamburg, red, Bs. to 84. 24. ; white, 17s. Bs. 3d. to Bs. 6d.; Riga and Petersburg, red, 71. 4d. to teat. 74 7d. ; Archangel, 7s. 3d. to 7s. sd. ; Odessa, common RI red , 7 s. 2d . t o 7s. sd. ' • Polish, 7s. Bd. to 7s. Ild. ; French , S tet Spanish, and Italian, red, 7s. 64. to 7s. 9d.; white, 7s. 9d. ad ' to fie. ; Bannat and Marianopoli, red, 7s. 84. to 70.10 d. • Egyptian, ss. 9d. to 6s. ; Mediter ranean, he., hard, red, -- 61. 6d. to 64. 9d. General qualities, in bond, red, 6s. to CORN.-MARK-LANE. - The Wheat trade was 74.6 d. ; white,7s. 44. to Be. Rye, per qr., Baltic, ht., 28e. steady this morning, at Monday's rates, with only a mode to 30s. Barley, per 601 b., 4s. 3d. to 4*. 6d. Oats, per 451 b., rate amount of business transacted. Batley in good sup- 34.34. to 3s. sd. ; Russian, 2s. 10d. to 35. Beans, pe r s. qr., ply, and Mondays prices WWII about maintained. Aerials European, 365. 6d. to 38a. 6d.; Egyptian, per 480 b., of Oats of home growth are scanty, but supplies from abroad to 301. Peas, per qr., Baltic, ltc. white, .to 425. • Ca ere again liberal, and the trade was dull, without alteration nadian, 35.. to 364. Flour, per bairel of 196 lb., Canadian, value. Baas and Peas mush as last quoted. sweet, Ws. 6d. to 31z. ; United States, tweet, 365. to 31s. ; Rase at p Leeward Proof..— 1 0...0 0 Demerara, 21 to 36 per coat lamakea, 89 to 30 per cent O.P. 1 ... Paroorite marks Brandy, let broad' 3 .., Britisitspirlta, d.p lO Beet& kith lO FLoZ, per too. 11p.P.T.8. £33 0-40 It. Peer Mom 9 Meio 0_ 11 Daldb ead PlemLis 89 0... M Plisibeed Hoar, at pm too. Itrelembarginleaa£3o outebot half clam Eles, Rhine 33 0...33 1 of pais Manilla East Inala Baum.— 10 4..23 Bombay lO 0-24 Jute TIP, at per evt. Beast. 93 0...74 etralta Wm. Ls Malta 0 0... 0 loom at per too. £4 10 £0 1 4 S 1 0 0 0 1it..... TALLOW.—A steady market, at yesterday's prices. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 455.; October to Ds. amber delivery, 445. 9d. ; separate months' delivery, 4.51. to 455. 6d. COALS.—Ha[fsd2loo.—Bate's Hartley,lsl.6d.; Buddies West Hartley, 16s. ; Cm's Hartley, 16s. ; Eden Main, 17s. 6d. ; Hastings Hartley, 165.; Tanfield Moor, 1.5 e.; Walls End Bewicke and Co., 17s. ; Walls End Braddyll's Hatton, 181. 6d. ; Walls End Heatcn, 16s. 6d. ; Walls End Haswell, 19s. 3d. ; Walls End Helton, 19s. ; Walls End Lambtra, 18a. 6d ; Walls End Stewart's, 19*. ; Walls Bad Adelaide Tess, 18s.; Walls End Tees, 1 8 s. 6d.—Ships at market, 310. 1 1 1 „ 1 '1 , 1 1, 1 i 1 1 • 1 .1 l ' I 1 I 4 1 I i 1 • I , 1 1 1 , , I 11 I l I I ' . . I , 11 ''' , 1 1 1 i 1 1 ' I 1, ,1 i L I I II W w▪ .0 or.? q. 14 Rah MI. Ibb lb sob r: C. J. T. a aIL lhook ,I. the r. lA. MOW Ron. g. stadia co. r;th 0 W. a fiteri* of J. P. coaddli. I Ise , . aid KO Ks, Seq. ill. la .141. Ow. T Saito °hard• Pelag& blIWO d • W . , -uteri-