The Express. — London, England, 1848-10-16 00:00:00

717. 1 " ge.NDON ASSURANCE CORPORATIOR for tam nag. NA MARLIN AMICRANCE.—IDIabIiOnd aseratitteitivA. A.D. IDlA—Oloss. JOID4 LADIUDICE. fteentam ri 4 r ortlS t i LATEST FROM PARIS. Alumina, Oct. 14.-At our market this day the supply of English Wheat was good, and prices were rathe r lower. Foreign was offered at a trifle lees money, without leading to much business. Malting Barley of fine quality inquired for; secondary samples neglected; grinding a dull 'sir, at farmer rata. Oats a limited sale, at former prices. Bouts without 'Rotation. Proud prim: Wheat, Eng lish, white, old, per imps ial bushel,' 7s. to 7s. 4d. ; new, 6s. 6d. to 6a. 10d. ; red, old, 6s. 9.1. to 7e. ; new, be. 9.1 to 6s. 4d. ; Dentate (low to high mixed), per 480 lbs.. 71. 3d. to 7s. 6d. ; Polish, Pomeranian, Stettin, 6s. 9d. to 7s. ; Odessa, liarianopoli, soft, 6s. ed. to 6s. 941. ; Odessa, Taganrog, hard 6e. to 6s. Bd. Barley, English, grinding, per 3921b5. 295. to 30e. ; malting, per imp. qr., Ms. to 385. ; Irish, grinding, 275. to 29a.; malt ing. 32a. to 345.; foreign, grinding, 265. to 295.; malting, 345. to 38a. Beane, Englisli, old. per Imp. bush., 65.6 d. to6s. 9d. ; foreign, Egyptian, per 661 lbs., 4s. 2d. to 4s. 4d. ; French, Butch, small tick, 4e. Sd. to fn. ; Irish, se. to 6e. 2d. Oats, per 312 lb., Limerick, Wexford. end Enniscorthy, white, old, 255. to 265.; new, 225. to 225. 6d.; Cork, Waterford, and Toughen, new, 21s. to 22a.; Welsh, black. 21a. to 21s. 6d.; Irish, per 3121b5., 21s. to 21s. 641. Peas, breakers, foreign, per imp. bl., Si. 441. to 61. 6d.; grey and grinders, foreign, per 96ilbs., 4s. 10d. to Si. Flour, beet seconds, English, per sack, 405. to 425. Linseed Cake, French, nominal, 91. to 101. Imports of the week ending Oct. 13: Wheat, 2,302; Barley, 2,782; Oats, 3,469 ; Beans, 667. Wilmot, Oct. 14.—The supply continues fair of Wheat, but only_ moderate of other articles to this market. The balk of the Wheat shown twday is in eery poor condition, and for such the trade is eery dull, at a decline of 2s. per qr., whilst for dry mir.ers' samples the demand is rood nt b arely to. decline. Oats and Beats sell at late rates. Wisest, new, PARIS. SUNDAY, 6.30 A.m. The state of Paris to-day, and especially the feu booms, is such as you may have anticipated from the contents of my despatches last night. The rumour evrawbere circulated is, that we are on the eve of a eeitia, Tuesday is named by many to-day as the yea at which it will break forth. Some, however, sissy that matters are yet ripe. The immediate ex citing causes are the news from Vienna and the °lmage in the government here. The clubs are every where assembling, and the state of siege does not pre vent innumerable private meetings. It is reported to-day that Name of the clubs propose to declare them selves en permanence. Many . of them have voted ad dresses of felicitation to the inhabitante of Vienna, in which they declare that it is impossible for France to remain behind Austria. UTk MR& WILLIAM LAMOND sad Os., Mock le grllaudi st mad 'MAT 7 1.1 e Illa W segoi Wilk abbe art all .elm atm. .L. ira OR Me Mt t i e d _ tint Pak pitle=li let al , •0 12 . ,OWN, ~ , at I stank al **Mal et ;Made Alm at Itillt Paco La ma a es umeiledUllThiumoi.—Thmadasedimaset.ldnisa. • red, 591).. to ebbs., 445. to 51e. per wt. extra, ;'whits. ; 465. to 53i.; extra, 645. ; old, red, to 631b5., 511 to 555.; extra, 675.; white, 555.t0 68e.; sates, 595. Oats, old, 39:bs. to 40. b,., Ild. to 114 d. per stone; new, 10d. to ltd. Beans, old, 88s. to 40s. per qr. WencsaTan, Oct. 14.-Our market was well supplied with Wheat to-day, and we quote old and dry new Is., damp and inferior 25., per qr. lower. On Barley, Beans, Oats, sad Pees, the turn was in favour of the buyer, with a good con sumptive demand for all articles of the trade. Toni, Oct. 14.-We had only a short supply of Wheat at this day's market, which has met a slow sale, somewhat under last week's prices, but we do not sitar our quotations. Fins malting Barley is in request, and is Is. per qr. dearer ; but the greater part showing is of inferior quality, and for arch the demand is slow. Oats dull sale, and rather lower. In other articles no alteration. The following are the present prices (Amin : Wheat, white, 535. to 575. per imp. qr. • red, 48s. to 525. Barley, molder, 31s. to 33e.; grinding, 28s. to 30e. Beans, 38a. to 42 , . Malt, 586. to 625. Oata, 104 d. to Md. per stone of 141 b. Flour, 40s. to 441. per sack of 2801bs. DeeLth, Oct. 13.-The supplies to our market this day were but moderate, and, the demand being free, Wheat was ed., and Oats 3d. to 6d. per barrel higher. Indian Corn met but a very slight demand, and, to effect ales, lower prices must be submitted to. In other things we make no change. The following was the currency for new grain : Wheat, white, new, 265. to 305.; red, 21a. to 28s. 6d. per 2801bs. Oats, Ile. 9d. to 12s. 3d. per 1961 b•. Bar le 17e. 6d. to 18a. Bd. per 2241ba. Bare, 12s. 6d. to 14s. per 22 be. Rapeseed, 245. to 25e. pew 2211 b. Indian Corn, 345. to 38s. per 4301 be. Oatmeal, 12s. 6d. to 13s. 6d. per cwt. Flour, seconds, 17s. to 18s. per cwt. BELFAST, Oct. 13.-We have again favourable weather, and in all the late diatricta the harvest is progressing so fa vourably that another week wit bring it to a close. The re ports as to the potato crop, which last week were stated as Rot worse, are this week mare favourable; the disease does not seen to progress, and our farmers are not raising or consuming them so tickle-wily as formerly. The supplies of grain sad Oatmeal continue lava Wheat A large propor tion of whet • at market Is so inferior in quality es to be unfit for miller.' use, and is taken for starch- maitheg salt distilling. Best samples sell at a reduction of 3d. to 4.1., and other qualities of 6d. per cwt. Parcels ex ship are • dull sale at 101. to 101. lOs. ; and old at 131. to 131. 10s. per ton. Flour must be quoted at a decline of 64. to lc per cwt. Barrel Flour maintains its value, being required for mixing; value 335, to 345. per barrel. Barley dull, and 3d. lower on inferior qualities ; malting maintains its value. Oat ; Penta Oats maintain their price, whilst the lower qualities are 34. to 6d. lower. Oatmeal is a slow sale, sod prices are in favor of buyers. Indian Corn, of which the supply is small, sells at 81. 17s. Gd. to 91.55. per toe, and at these prices we have a moderate consumptive demand. 666.] LONDON, MONDAY, OCT. 16, 1848. [THREEPENCE. Ell:CINO SUBSCRIPTION OFFICE, 301, miema—Tbe IMMIONS et the anal alee arreby Mora lair Lithiumahle emally Mt the bIitYRIBUTION ka the CataftrWWcit HANDICAP tea Ma at the anal •••■• Thetatay sad Fatty, the ta sad ath lama ; and that mg rs. may the malt et a& dhatballea my be obtained at the lefte weary Maas a• bra eal Ma Metaled by maat • MAnsursa Comma' Itannus--Tbe It= of mama at Maacbeeter (being principals me the tea, coffee mm, grime. be i , awl theme) Ar i tz mats Ai IM el O.S. W Lat er , emusust Is animal 176,0001. het miry brig as beresee of The Menem es OM tivantnis Nil NAIL liwashamerwhie ady bees a Moan put litwesa then isi tier yaw, sad compared with ether peels, eshhieet the ea mmildmh4 that Oil Mtn ailed fume& em he emir after wool, It petted to be we ef IA ailed mow mem. was Wholly removed, its propos wenn to have hive eathArdery. head it 26,239 oaks; at the 3,349 auk,. 'RELENT. __ _ _ _ ask.. The present stock oa same period last pear, it was g PRICBB CC MOAB, pir ewt. awe vas. A. Indla,D.P.bwa. Us. 151.35 e. $6 Yellow haver 86 0...116 PYs Illearlda . Or 29 0.. so Mow SS 0_39 Me. 40 0...42 i w ailladree,ll. 311 0...52 eibsw 34 0...57 $7 •...44 browa 33 0..83 . .... 36 6...87 ed wane. U 0...51 Embed.. 31 0..37 46 0..30 Coma, West Ind* ordl Us &ed. IS 11... 40 0 0 Ocal. 44 0... 63 awe— ... . 72 0..119 0 CIO+. SI;oi Zitii: E ....... ..... II 0... 28 0 erdSzary n 0... as o 46 0...00 0 tollae 0... 73 0 li Calta lii ad era li pmt Sae 16 0... 44 0 s Pa iliwo 2l 0... 28 0 Tat, at per lb. Cepeaorretaas. 0 0 ... 0 7 Le; at vs awl. Seetpd wails lO 0... 14 • 0.60 • 6... 9 6 lan and Malls • 0... 13 • =dewed ... lin 11 0. al . • ra.. illEl at pre gall. Leeward laud _ _ _ Irlp, No. 1. lf 5... 0 0 H• 0 00 9 0 . 0 0 Cargo itCardlll9o9 0 1... • 0 9.91951_ II 0...1$ 0 Kr - - CH FLOWER ROOTS. -THOMAS F. WILDING, at Alla rower leo. trees Itasibm orbit. 2. bu Meol4.ll.ldeteet. Heer-ruad. London. bre sew romme ma kbe 112 11. Ase se m.la ted i rrl. Amerce. ==.l !Am 12 Mee mantel Irbk Mami& 12 Mee amid 14artbrea n OW Tr re. N) Make okame.l Creme. if Memeet . Selmarelea 62 Impel yellow Cr. ea days Animsem IV lAiviwt hhae etoeus 60 Lama white Creme. unlimited Dela Zeds et tbe beet eee/161. ebieb eill be remodel gegj et dr at .112. or boom esetalaaes MY at Sri /rte l = lbe gni celled= et note maw oil At the " reanio;r 3 Of the Montagnards the ay of alarm is everywhere heard, and menaces are openly uttered against what they call the re-actionary govern ment, which they declare intends to smother the re volution. General Cavaignac is charged with using the moderate party . to help him to the presidency, having attained wh ich be will grasp at an arbitrary power. M. Docoux, the ex-prefect of police, has openly de clared that, knowing the state of Paris, he am term that the communists are stronger than they are sup posed to be, and that, whenever the insnereedea shall break, oat he is himself ready to join the insurgents to ovvirtura a government which itself desires to ever tarn the republic. In short, as I mentioned last evening, it is now beyond all doubt that a new in surrection would have the direct support of a con siderable number of the Montagnard pm ty in the Assembly, fur whom M. Ledru Rollin himself is too moderate. Laas, at me taa. M a rt 16 10... • 17 6... • 0 Bus. Patietilbo6 lO 10...0 STATE OF THE WIND AND WEATHER. (By Webb Teissvosl.) FROM 15smr To NMI O'CLOCK THIS Moxxis•, Olio wind sad wealth at its vadesiontionsd lime wow le lothwe : Looks .......W Islay I Liverpool ....ILICL .Cloody Birmingham N.W PA. lawasollo .....E. Cloudy Inowlan .11.11.../Ine llsorhaelar ...S.E....Firo Conalwidon...../1 Cloudy New0ne110.......N.L.. Cloudy Cloirotent..ll.N.l Chudy Nownierkot ...E. Cloudy Noneowlon....S. Cloudy Oidelnaler ....N.E ltals Nowlin K. Plan Derdwolor X.. .Cloudy Prearlooreasb.N.L _Cloudy I iontElonnown N.E. „Pim Pooh W./LW...Floe Ildiohowork ....LB....aiM, Perehicati...N.L....Plas lieloolnad. N.E.. IL Is N. Piro Soshomptoo LW....Plee Ohnoollor ....5.W....1ie1a Thai 5.W.....1de01l oda Ought N.L...Plae Wokelleld S. Cloudy nerlhrd .N.W.. Reim Shahid S.W.—Rola MG LS.L...Very doe Wolverton ...N.E.....R0in Ipsorkk. N.L.../alay Yarmouth ...LN.E. Fine lamb. ...N Plan Tort E.S.E .Cloodp Ugh. N.L. Cloudy Motet Oet. 11, 3 pa., Dover, C. U. $ pm.. a rad or islalswa lt 10...0 Stetter l4 0... 0 Oita, per 162 law. d.p. Mak OW, pals 27 0... 0 straw ......... U 10.. Y law s n yellow O4 1.. 25 I . lm !ram MAW ! . 0 ..7! as ii 0... o GUILD/OEIN Oct. 14.—Our Wheat market is in • very sad plight, the great prUon being of low . quality, and, eon. sequantly almcet nntable, except at rumonfly low neg. Farman not being frilling to concede, but little business As done to day, except in the best rune of new and in some clea criptions of old, for which former rotes prevail. Best priers being, for old, 65e. ; new, 625. ; new, red, 52g. Barley, 38r. Rye, 361. Supply not large for the seam. - - - iUTERI of STOVES sad FENDERS aro = re vsznys.asfrstrias .041...... ..... Ibe su gela oli Es toseetend of ii, tidier G . topleho, l ot i vd"W a r=== for it MIN the t e r mes ita . salip tor ber s r MOM IL, .. emele enromeate sot We ..ee rie. ON ; iss= . =oz i ira olioleolt, Oros lea to A: Rss4c. s a steves.lllsilatnAtaith pita Lay e..„1"4.1 el .114 ei."" 1 "11:2 tr"""I'LLI72::. . teeteeles emit toe wit bee. TF you wish to avoid all the torture which shied* A. sot ossocnirc r as p Urs sad V . IrliZ o t . BON: ==eitialtoe_ess. eurt .tth se We Moak.. melting ma the mat perart io rel. The emondtlon tteWeift enomed miring lummiei kr the ptot. LA•rite. lo.tuot of 71 11 7 4i1 ep. ing fr. 'cum..= — fm..a.--.-.- s =rt: es e deletleret the prop%Oters,lol3. awl lONS. I s al. Leaden. loath Sea SS 0:::37 01199,09111p011,p.tan 49 0...49 9 Oats Nat 40 0...41 0 9 49 0 . UP, Tel* per tom lll 111...37 2110., 0 0 Pnovpo!r. or .wt. latio• - -15••14 - 1.1.".71o" • NL• •• • •• i... 0 Dubtla,lat. 0 0...0 Llosariak, do 79 0...76 0 Carlow, bi— 76 0..62 0 Newry, .... 0 0... 0 0 Witortard '2 0...78 0 lasi, India. par tiaras Prima Yaw _0 0..._0 0 Oct. 14.-The week's buaintsa has not been extensive; and, without quotable variation, tbigtendency of prices of some descriptions of Wheat and Flour has been in favour of buyers. Supplies both at Wakefield and Liver pool are considerable, but are met with tolerable steadiness. At our market to-day the business done in every article iv confined to the supply of present consumption. Old, and the finer descriptions of new Wheat, can scarcely be called cheaper ; secoudary and inferior new is uncertain in value. Flour gine way is. per wk. In Oats, Oatmeal, and Beans, no particular alteration, and the same may be observed at all other articles. The prime are: Wheat, per bash. of 701 be., English, white, 7s. 9d. to Ba. 10d. • red, 2s. W. to Ba. 441.; I rish, white, 7s. 9d. to Ba.; red, 7s. to Be. ; foreign, free, red 7s. 64. to Bs. 3d. Oats, per bush. of 481 be., English, Scotch, and fine Irish, 3s. 4d. to 3a. 6d. ; Irish kiln-dried runs, 3s. 3d. to 3s. 4d. Pas, per 8 im perial bushels, white, boilers, 445. to 481. Flour, per sack of 2801b5., English and Irish, fine, 395. to 40e ; superfine, 41s. to 425. ; extra 43e. to 445.; Oatmeal, per load of 2401b5., English sad Irish, 29s 31s. . to The name of M. Respell has superseded that of M. Lesko Rollin with the faubourga. Ho will be pat Steward es the candidate for the presidency. As yet Prince Louis Napoleon has decidedly the best chances for' the presidency. The legitimists would vote for him from hatred to the republic, and many of the socialists would give him their vote in expectation that he would be induced to faronr that party. It is considered certain that the discontinu ance of the state of siege will be announced officially I N.; eke* 1 1.11./L; eked,. Pielt, — pdarwma f; 0 .. ... ii i laree-Porklairk I „ 0 .. M . Do., 13.16*. I Boom, Waterford. Be T a rt. 640.720 0.. 0 Lard, Wa Baliat,prfr k 1 44 0.. 64 0 terford, dm Ditto Bladder Araarlama,datyp 62 0...77 0 Buns, Oa reed Cow, at per lb. B. A. sad X. Video, tad 63.4 d 04. 60 0 24...0 34 = l Z ' 0 0 ...0 0 0 6...0 if io, dry 0 6 34 ...0 4 Lima& Vela. dry 0 ...0 6 Wilt India, dry._ 0 0 . 0 0 Salted 0 11...11 a Bait India. 0 4 -.0 164 lalcli i.. .Aza dry 0 6 ..0 6 0 6 ...0 44 S. Amarar.liorsa, per 161. Bards, Wire I 0 ... 7 0 Dr. Wows, at per tea. Leffirmaimas 15_ 0 0 ZL ..... 4 0... 410 Campeamby S 0... 0 0 Fatale, lszeaka 2 0... 6 0 Nlcarogus. larp sad solid I° 4 2.4! ! - .. SHIPPING. MAILS AIIIIITSIL—DsbIia, 4 ; Waterford,. 2; Dowele d's, 2 ; French, 2 ; Flanders, 2 ; Holland, 1. LOIIDOII, Oct. 16.—Wind this day at note, N., light airs, and dell, buy, damp weather. Livanroot., Oct.ls.—E.N.E.,sodsrste.—Arrived, 1 ith Ivanhoe, New York. 14th; Ocean Queen, New York; Meuse, Quebec. 15th : Bombay, Bombay ; Empress, Ship. pager. Bailed, 14th Margaret, Sandwich Isles; Bospho roe, Buenos Ayres; Ellen, Highfield. Rio Grande; Tureen, and Ben Merck Dhu, Rio Jeneiro I Busse, Vera Cruz; Hero of Sidon, New Odessa ; Europa and Sea, New York. 15th: Betsey, Rio Janeiro ; Anna, and Helena, New Or leans ; Waltroul, Baltimore. Fol.mouvii, Oct. 16. The Regina of London (sugar laden), supposed from Antigua, was fallen in with abet dotted, with main and ashen Mats carried away, fore-mast stand:mg, eosin-hatohes and cabin bulk-head stove, en the 27th Sept., in lat. 41 N., long. 54 W., and boarded by the Auguste and Bertha, arrived off this port. Talmo, Oct. 12.—Arrived: Priscilla, Quebec. Orr FALMOUTH, Oct. 13.—Arrived Auguste and Bertha, La Guava, for Hamburg. FAMOUTH, Oct 1-1 and 15.—N.E. to R.N. B.— Sailed, 14th: Charles Carter, Alpe Bey. OFF FoirrsidOUTll, Oct. 14.—General Palmer, End- 1 MECHI'I3 TABLE CUTLERY has loaLl i t .. en fanual foe its admirable unahtliag. combined with ils naanufactory 10 at 4. Leadenhall 40 t. four doom fn. Combill. winced handl.", In mai of 60 C. 3 14 I.M. cumin.m kitchen. per dozen. !Ao. Table tteeb,. pignut eaer CC &mere hnben. Sheffield plated go-4x, Le. Wirtperknives me excellent MA erkm.mkal, fn.w la. upwardb. EIS medlar heel 111111010 and Week.4rop and toote Istivu dell f. 41 to want a . sulfering Auer. sod the ladka pronounce Ma etliMofl/ to ba leiimma`i• -—------ - - - - - - - - to-morrow. It is said that the Duke of Bordeaux has attempted to contract a loan of 30 millions, in obtaining which the legitimist party has not been ancesseful. Contrary to what has been stated within the last five days, it is affirmed today that Louis Philippe has decidedly declined any compromise with the elder branch of the Bourbon' having for its object the recognition of Henri V. and his adoption of the Count de Paris. It is even said that Louis Philipps has by no mains abandoned the hope of being able to resume his position in France. The parties of the Mootagnards and of the Palais Royal have held a meeting this morning, and a vote to oppose systematically the cabinet has been defini tively sad unanimously adopted. kRNSENTS for W , DINGS, BIRTII-DAYS, bad MITI TALL FELIX NO NIX FELrel SOFACTURIK, dedyrd • y the moot oulaciat English 'Mout, yffisested Er Erg beiabb mantitaaurent. bad NW b 7 all QOM &My sed Yeasha. F. FAL NSW HYACINTH ClLASSitledrwe. SSA). SPILL C ASK," Carr le • Ire "0. SW. m skmaLLAS, ertro erearaied air orris 'ad ma wood ; welt room SM. tae elk. SALAD SPOON and YORK. la aired woad. ed St. pair ; tow, sad err at varier prier USA DNE VS. Lin ed wood biadde 140. mated ban roar, 111.. Ipalth and APTER. la carved wood. ILA to lb.: Penerta. IN to mi., rt. wood, T ntritit was can wordwordbeadle. 17‘ ; Ivory brie, HA ca 111111ADI611, a ith eamedsreed border, 4N.. and mirearda. lICTTSILD I ell. In arod wor. with noir of Mao ow Mew. 21a. s beaureas.gyl I I, i s Weer Ne OMNI wood handle and Mated bids. ; OM dle and in 421. CANTING Ka 111 sad YORK, wooden roar caned with dean baokSJ pr. FtrlH KATI NO-NN la. at Motor erre. • CARTINtIKNIIII /WM la Slyer and plated metal. SI rt. mot wards. SIM J CO. "Th. Weir 111. J. Toweeenk, Me. ; with &d -irer arm NA HANSI JI.IO. enamelled a ... and unworn 11. Se& SLIM I:earrelicel Oak 170. Id. • NICSTAIID PIM ** Urea ?owe, Paean, es.; and la matiL A ULTCSLLAII. airthenweek • Mira with • dna To. 6d. • CAla VSAPOT, ha Ildtrois neeho ernsmanted be Parkin mo, ;la dirk V) rarer; plated re. 11. tr. Aral tAIIV, to weed. at earns peer A TIA•CADDY RPOON, r planet arr. le. ad; in Meer, £llO. CRUX Jun. to ear reek Tadd- sad arra ; la Parma, S. ed. WINS TIAN, la pre mare IL aedpwr., ba. and ht ear rid arum L Reda:awe. A.8.A.1. SY N. tho yak. WINS GLASS, la earelled (l eoleur., te. CI►BPAONI CLAMS. ** Orlin Benitiat. enamelled In cedar and eeOps~wL ill. J. YoareaLl Yearns prem. Dsiksly MN 'YIN or Mega, web esteemed Iran., represent. seisermantabentesAlberte.inenllsrelna diawberrlee, an eanlberelsa Plead brim. Na. erb. YINTAGS DSCAATIIIt VTOPPLIS, la rammed la retro &A at erre ram Al. C. Henley.) CANDLIISTICIIS—The eakdree. r Mak deigned by n. J. Towns lAN DUS,lite taiatab Tomb,' in Para, prick N. 6d. noss VASE IL Halmate, la Parke, 24A ; coloured In w n I NII.TAND. la peerobla IJ. 13•111. SI IN , sd upwards. MUDS* IN It STAN D. am . and la rem all t. at earn. v 01..; in roar sad wear*. with marble tam: 11111110 paper wrist to lark, 7a la Parka; ISa 1w rat. NIPS. b mellek, w4O gat blade. be =mew awe, Ns. awl err& ASCHITICTI7RAL Y 111211111131. In Term Coke 0. SAL . 121 rob. SRA VIN4I4OT. Y artraware. 1405. broad and beardiem." ad NMI& DM sr Mar, Ca OVISSICS a dme peree. In Mr • PAPS' le bra Molar. ea. DRAMS'S. la surd rod, a 501. Ow areaa PAPIZIANACHS CLOCK•CASE. MIRO 7014 omolansxr. turnacom•vs.• atianattd by Liam FORM In issomp la. sii•NormAts, airmosi• news. 1.73..: law b Now. an is. iJ. dal TBAONDT and CONIIDT.O•DaorAss. Da Partin, es& jll 11 vs* AND TBZ LION, • depot*, (J. U. la Memtl la: mmidis bream • ammo. 43. Dam. la Puy" 0 lb.: sad is ps v • • Matadi* 4.1. Ball. companko Dercallen: PIMIL •mw H. %lb. In Paden. VA; or •1111 eskomod rim s. SRN BOLIN?. • IMMO* N. Dslll. I. Purim Hs.: co slat co hered bus, 30a INFANT NUPTUNI (H. J. Toweaaa, D. a saltcellar in Partan. : glow and la Own. et easluen plow Jost reedy CHAIM. • datestce. by BO R er.knaeolg. THU NYMPH, • tient ler lir garden. In Tarn Hotta, Ida dm Wonersedt, Mr LINA" BROOCH. Psylan and gold. Tre• • DORM)* WIL POEM sod yold. The CUPID BROOCH, " ai rr ladL A jrArr oo —A NlN2 A v i viiit i llart.! Far ; POUR IVO. Lc. A CATALOGUE. with two &dans. sand kr.ftorglt H. Old Deed..areet. re naeolpt of dam pouboa WAWA Cowers crag In d en incelga emt-ernce AAR. rLADIES.—ROWLANDW TLALYDOR.— As Mortal Ilaloodo Prepenam, WOO Minch' wi re Ma tram = k rimill a tAnk ai 111Kekeifiler simpiesfas: 'oat sea art s olisay of - tlhirAN sal — is a igaseellse awl reboil.' owl *NW OA boat owl are of ter, sonairodsisims... B =l=ssik c'r lalidlabal= m r• s base bag aml balm 1E1.0.1644 4s. amid Iµ. Pr MOIL limn of dose " .lntl/ t.larr rlir arr iiii t ulddi. 'Mamie = neo;4llMealfrollith:.:=Bl=l stir:LAND FOR HORSE& - OIBTON ' S ERADICATING WORM its 4 CONDITION POW DRIL—Tboe powden an re raid as a WI sad tortilla nom*, lar doOKTIMI ..1 7 i ' . = M we- Mat law um berm 22 Ma, lIIMI a °Ow ' .l ji INIVag tit saNtioost lime& sod . Elm Itl• ble.d. iddlog • los dem to Ms .421 Mg; MCI without molder soy MMt food. of lakarmlodas la Ms . Noll la bola, st E m •mg•e 1 a d W a .Tl,as 1 I • • as Wawa' The pubis actir mmionted to tort.stlot thirre MRO WT. N. OIRWN itm MO =.—Sols wltalimie W. LIPWAILDM, M. IM Ts" wok momMble mid btotalOws. kIIPORTANT to the AGRICULTURAL IN TMOT.—A InetW the donnas Ind down by Mr. Lawn, le ankle en Apipialwal diagley, rodsinted la the normal of the Meg be b IC by a inkteknant loolny. In the TANNINS' A en ne lat Menneltir. Inn M. Norfolk dn... M NUM MA. & nn. ef beekodlon. NNW WORK ST THE AUTHOR OF " V A N IT Y PAIL" Os the Vint et November MS be Fabled...l, yelce Is. lto be continued imouthly). No. I. of HE HISTORY OF PENDENNIS ; HIS FIl ltyrxes let MIIIMORTUNIS. HIS PRIENDS and HIS O TUT ENEMY. PI W M. Tsarinas'. stab." of " UMW 112."" The Saab 'ln" Weneb." km dm With Illmtesitless an MM sad =l . y , ii and Reama.ll. Ilanmeleeteeet. Oa as ilia el Ilawasirg oil he pllisi. prim k 41.. rem, slit rMOPS POCIEIiItbOIC far 1849, with a Wound rnalibmkom tad Wier Illueleallso ts Jona Ls= iscimas DOTY. Lamas : Pm& Oa" Of. lksitesrai. *land ter TA/I%OIW WALTON. /WWIIIA mad Mabry to Wirgelk a Wa r P =M Y fee the Aflle^ W iteikesee. ofilliparpftiaigthnlisPl4"...POltargta NOW/ tionleari elm% saWell S. IMO ea at 2.v.• of teat eat st parr awl rear name to pram Yr boa raliona, or dor alimare ha eat bra =la ore We to are rear tet le rd rodarita Wan eft be yaseetrar weal. Tlea prlastalta et Or rem term irt tad rail at are to our as Ws dmorraleme led hero awl =e a" of =me sot oar to bat to Wok drelag hem. • ITN= of TOMAS 0 0 110)1rf•aorit i nteret m ear of Ws Ilimett of Waal as is sonarry tor a *la marepeler of onto let sod rhea la le egail watt pirlpha * Omani DAMS% A.l. Per 4a dela at. Noe cenninor POPULAR =TR •la WiditboakellSta W ahem* areatro fralleole• rata; arl neared prod =mad *no nearapenter of Mei 'moron era * A.B. Teat GA dee. Two •. • sum., !OMAR A UMBRA ••• ; with eaetioa cm Prow. bar Pleguira Hy Gooses D•uar. LPL Prles lle Ilidttlea, • NM= of POP LA ased TRIOOKOMKTRY, beta Plans sad 21sOisi ; el* Pemba Taoism sa Legarlthess. and Ws Amid:sten Intl Weedy,Weedy,olooT. A.B. Pf 3s. dd. lerarbold *a dale Reg lei 11 Waled bunatades th.c *Elena" eat rel Jae 11•11 i an be read ram adraatMO wilds Omani" and Algebra.' —Library of Useful . zuvn.tas .111710PONT. /bp v Usases Daum A.B. Is lßso. ra ire arlat & i lea let ad. = .l .ll. hit gliterl a mmunigg mart. ha Oft 8i1=ki1k, " =" 11 :.....,F 4 .4 EbhlikiHMt illT i ti l ittla IN= et ko FeZs a Dralw 'WHAT TO KAT, DRLiX, AND AVOID ; web Dist Tibia he di /I• 1147 . 1 /7 48 .D. dra y 41.0. be 08•4111PIL•114, •• /84 dlimins, eased We" • we risa b y . eel =let 84• la eleimess of Ile dr kW*. dr mew* = swe •• mid endiaden. mag sewn Or Merl rend mei is Meld On Yes wed •8 ; Owed* 147, Mob mud ; or dime from ab"l7lll 4LaW lw NM 84168/. ITALY. La Concordia, of Turin, of the 11th, contains an amount of the first sitting of the federal congress of Italy, at which Andrea Romeo, Vincent Gieberti, and Tereario Maniani were elected presidents, amidst enthusiastic applause. On the name of Romeo being hailed with cries of " Viva Romeo," he responded, " Viva Italia !" Peres (of Palermo) and Lucien Bonaparte were named vice-presidents. A speech of Maniani, in which he said " War is our diplomacy—war our only means of ealety ! " was applauded to the echo. The Maimed Saw daien, of the 12th, says that on the following day the king was to be present at a Vzsia r twvitiw. and that he would shortly leave for *a; but that, before his departure, he would open the Sardinian parliament. The Petrie of Florence, of the Bth, contains a decree, granting a general amnesty to the insurgents of Leghorn, revoking the appointment of the counsel lors of Leghorn, and a ppo ntitg, provisionally, as counsellors, embalm, Isolan i ,and Giovanni &brie!. The Genoa Gamete, of the 11th, states that a few tedious persons had, on the preceding day, posted up and caricatures abusive of the king, which, fo li Zver .d. , were generally disapproved, and had been removed by the entwines sad National Guards. The Cbrviere Mercantile of Gams, of the 10th, states that letters from Milan announced that, con formably with the late In e s= proclamation, a ge neral amnesty had been FRANCE.—Lotaa PHlLlPtit's PnivATE DOMAtx. —Oa Friday the report of Dwyer, la the name of the Camiftes of Fames, on the gearshift of M. isles Famo.go deden that ell the property merposiag the private lank of Louis Plains shield be - lekem by the state, was distributed to tbs ommilly semis r elisamy elsor mikes, smd afar siatia . i lsetk Fam's is- fte ripen star Li tko govennesat lift I demand that the real aft moray called dims a is deli atolls shoal& return to the Mans the t the properties Mem as laws ads dotattios prig! should be pissed ander se mislaid= ; sad that the reel sad pm al pregiaties of ft the members w the ea royal Emily should elm be arceertrated. The cemmilnee rinammende that a law shell be prod re =ns sequestration, sad authorising, for the Beni the of the debt', that sales and loans an mortgage Mall be effected. It announces that all the maim of the house of Orleans to whom the properties were made over by the act of 7th August, 1830, have massaged by minated dads, to a general sad spatial monger " O l t= in order secure the payment, of ths debts of ell I p oads to ot a riiig by thaw father. The nomittes states that the debts of the civil list en 30,000,0001. and that the treasury M creditor for 28,000,0001. more. To meat theft the proper ties of the privets domain, which even in these time. cannot bs estimated at is.. than 100.000,000 f. in value, present a sulkiest security. But, as the revenues of them are merely sufildent to pay the interest of the debts, capital must be raised by salsa or mortgage. The revenues are put down at 4900.000 f., of which 3 , 100 , 000 E to the private domain, 200,000 fr. to the properties of the Queen, 1,600,000 tr. to tame of the late Madame Adelaide ; the out ✓ags for administration, repairs, assurance, taxes, &a., ere reprossatal to mount to 1,900,0001 r. ' • leaving a agar te am 013,000,000 fr. The committee recommends that, as the real properties afford sufficient security for the payment of the debts, the personal properties of all kinds end the pro dhpooed of in marriage settlements shall be Mse given up to the princes of the house ;of Orleans ; and = i tll the completion of the liquidation, the council of shall fix an mount to be paid from the se =lpropertisa to each of the propnetere. "We have imeys the oftuniree in conclusion, " that it would hi ceatna7 to the dignity and raprossty of Francs to im pose other sufferings and other inhales on Moss who must foal so mach at being proscribed from the territory of the rc public, or of leaving foreign states to offer the homage of their misidases to a Emiry which for neatly twenty years had the hamar of goveeniab oar country end commanding our army and an /isle." TIE LORD MAYOU OP LONDON IN PkVM.—The Pant esateepsedist of fipsdalor states that the Common Coma et Paris and the Etat Ma* et the National Gourd ideal to give a great entertainment to the National Guards who OMB to the resew et Paris daring the battle of Jane. It I warted that the Uri Mayer and Aldermen 01 Loudon are to rooks an invitation, ea a nark of gratitude for the recordea gloss to the Frisch National Guards who ban lately shield Leaden. - - liggliAlf HOSPITAL, DALSTON.-011 Saturday a =peaseal hart alf governor was held at the City of Tarr, Dirsrgateetreet, ke the elation of a pla id= to the hosplek to ap the vacancy calmed by the realgestioa d De Treatd. . Sidney Williams, Kr., took t rio *gr. It will la werdered rat soasegasase of die. es whir hod area hetwor the hewn onoithes and Dr. herd, Oa hes Mark* ph lie Gl** WOW. kyle or then, sprig gennial ends of greenews were 'dal to Wee the usaarlde emeidessaim saw aIV d en im eel wry stow diesswelea, the nada was at brit to a eassinies W the sedisedea of Dr. rats —Tie nrasaldihey led now as reeved De arbors efaisha sad sagas to the hespreL • Wet thus teak and at two death the resnessy arreased that D. end Dr. Strube hod his. ternirowely sherd, tho forme r 14 1 1 111 0 11 4 sag the bast. semen the hospital. These padiessea, Wise warelk armed Oak ocknowledt news kr the Maw wahried as thew thaska were given as the elairera, and the per mars tarealasted. ISIMAIL CULTIVATION IN MS Wt.T INDIEL—Wa (MaarAeater isieincerr) have bees brand with the fo4 leeria4 extract from a erroaatilie later, al neer date, her Ilea Yamada, Trinidad. The writer has Wes ay ran' valuable experience in the super cultivatioa d that WM, sad, has his practical acquaintance with ire smear, his odd= is entitled to MOM *ea ordisary waled Dada are sallies hare at ridioalwas prices—that Is, is their fencer vela.. However, after die aids. is hew ease at bead, wages will be ridueed, and sera will then, as • well-.aped estate, free of debt, be ma tar aboat ivre dollars pa 1001 lb. • sad I do sat think the slave wars re rake it for so little. This servivon of the rale will then probably do welL If tg to Cabe, this island will be do mad powers la ebb • rem if not, I still think we IMO do wall wired' has . wreglit oat in *Sets. lea hey arbood that ashler sew oar any other ariertieral (tospral) rarer s an be rows oar cher in the ward are dearly Asa ham Dare only ban lair play." ROBBIRT AT TIM EXCllitutlgh-ollICIL—The Ex .ygser.oaSaq Linsola'oinn, wee serer alter ta• teesaina dr of rarer ea latordr, and plundered of a wary el geld red rim, Dr throne getting err away with liter beety. ..es Bay. DIAL, Oct. ; 16th, 8.5.8.-14th : Arrived from the river sad sailed: Brilliant, Pernambuco. 16th, Walter Navies, Sydney, N.S.W. • James Lanioden, Cal mitts ; Spheroid, St Vincent ; Deionshire, New York. PLYMOUTH, Oct. 1.5.—E. ; 14th.—Arrived : Unicorn, St. Vincent ; Aurora. Quebec. 1311Inneilr, Oct. 11.-BaDed : Adelaide, Havana. MAROLTI, Oct. 16.—The Ageing, from Stockton to this port, in mitering the harbour, took the ground, and un shipped her rudder, and is making a little water; assistance has bean sent to her. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET St CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o' Clock—The hinds have been heavy this morning, with free sellers. We have now, however, a slight improvement in Consols, which are quoted at 841 to 6, both for maret and time, but with less business doing. Reduced Throes are 83b to t. Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 841 to f. Bank Stock, 183 to 8. Exchequer Bills, 345. to 375. premium. Foreign stooks are Quoted rather lower, with a market very depressed. We have Spanish Fives at 101 to 111; the Threes, 211 to 21. Fusin, 21 to 31. Peeteguess4ol to 231. Basdaa are down to in to 9. Daaish,lB to 8. Satoh Iwo-and-a-Half per Cade., 431 to 41 t the Fevre, 87/ to 81. Mexican, 19 to 1. Peruvian, 31 to 3. Mien, 82 to 4. Bra zilian are lower, at 71 to 3. MOLINE WWII& - Heat Puma. 183 6 I 3cer ant 081 . 11 Asa, SW 6 3 pre eL Rai Auer., MI pa et Ocala AZIM, IR 'l6. ono. 601111101 4 pie Ct. 66•111888 146664 iSi~C","_'tti r itt f . t. N lLantr,B6l..B 3 6me Ct. Demme Arms Raw. 10 11 INtta C 1811166 WY.- 811 4 Ditto Oolumb NC 16h. Colesibise hquador Ikts.. 1/ I 3 lair Ct. Ilealob AM.. 66 6 4p CI. Dutab JUL 43/ 4/ me ar t. Dotal Ourta... 674 of MID& 1 pet OW My 11 II lie, 3 I MI ma. 10 4 3 gm Mk. 31 3 persizen. VI 31 = SW lii 1091 1 II pit Mia 24 1M E6 11. - W - fis.. * Um CIL INMININIII . 14 14 Viellilliii Detwill MLA 3 RAILWAYS.—The market for London and North Western shares this muting is 102; North Stafford shire@ have again been done at 8 die.; Caledonian Pre famine., at Bs.; Shropshire Unions, at 74.8 d.; Shrews bary and Birmingham (Class A), at 11. ; Great North ern (A), at The account is passing quietly over, but heavy differences are being paid. West Riding Unions, 71. paid, 7 die. &WM EPPISCPZD UP TO TWO MIS DAT IN LONDON. Wader 4 prime wID be dna la Wog ma.) Amber., Nat., ikwas sad loot I Ica. AS. Wintow, Se Jo. Do. Now 80L, 24 Do. New 404 Ili Do. New 5c0ip.1444,1. 141ditd . 74 4 Do. New 10t. Prof., f Eastern Counties, 116 12 Do. New Guar. 6 per Oast., 1 E. Lasoashlre, 11 Do. New, 9 51 Edln. & Glasrow, 371 Do. Halve., 9 Chest Northers, 3 Do. Halves A Det 3l erred, 21 Do. do. B. 6 per Cost. Guar., Grad N. of Esstand, 219 Great Wisteria, 72 4 Do, Hares, 42 16 Do. Oa, 146 L. Det . New c:.l. l7/ 91 , Do. Thirds, Tork. e tlftha, 3 1 Do. Slsteenths, 41 Do. New Guar. 6 pee CI., 41 I Lon. and Blackwell, 31 Load., Bright., sad Swath Cowl, D 23 20. teew IL Owar. 6 per CL, 4 Lon. It N. Wooten, 102 31 Do. New Qr., 4 4 Do. 101. M. t& (C), 11 N. Btaff3rdshlre, 7 1 LIVERPOOL SAL The nurket was worse to-de] Blr., Lane., and Cheat. Jimetion, 114 6s. 9d. d E. Lancashire Pref., 10s. d Ot. Northern, 134 d Lane. t Torts. IlftW, 31 d Loa. & N. Western, 101 Do. New Ors., 301. d Ds. Now tkeijkli4B, Prat, ANN& 73 4 Da 414. Cord Pre. 61 Wr., Darby, 30 D. Mak 144 'MI% 111 04 Da. 11411. War., & Waiver., 234 7143444&134111., 4t Reigate, 81 Ilross. &Irk aro A, 1 =lre units, I 13 L ika m il A ri lfe2 6. lll:: 4 7 york. Newe 73 22 4 Do. Nowa. & BR.), 114 Nana.) Palen. No. (York ono , 101 I Do. Na! (Nrwo. t 1332%), 103 Do. G.N.Z. Par., 31 44 Tat & N. Ila, 471 44 Da. Rd, 6 1 Da Z. 1 & 11 W. It U., 11443441 mad Asthma 4i] 11411131ra 441 , moo, 4 PolitUsr, Pins 331313331• e. Li Soaks & Nov" 34 Oorom 14. Na id m, abet.. & Ude. Do. 1. 101 d Mland, rel Do. nava, I^l id 616. & Dover No. 4, 611 York. Ne., & Deridek, 0.14.11. Par., 41 d - - ----- imeurn mum, Ocrosia 14. Thin was maw a korft smottat of bushiest done for the Blow of the Tisk but Wen continued their downward so" lit aserdlit ir *ass dollen gyps:may stlmltting of as Itssltaeled miters a pr i m wall be obtained at all. dim is, . di Choi ist Ls. it N. W.. X. it B. is likinia ISL. 1 4 llaa., majg LS 114. 1, le d lir larribt IteL, i I Do. 'Otis UL111.014 d lats. rd MEL ISt .344 d Ds. (W. mm. 44 Do. ) 1 IM ' au t a k abl ok li tos.:6 14 4-111 d D04P.11111. Sim A), 8 I N. 7S-6 i d 1111S4 IL E. Is Dasr, 4,ei - - - lid. Omparas ity and puler lower, but saes Wraps. Doke, 3i d Ili& It N. Waters Nor, lid The asarhei . .ti yin were sot pruned. Me. Web., ea et. V.L.d N. thaßetdddre, n. hL d ihrem. it Ws. (*), /a d - BissroL BAI The mstitst was dull, ►at soma days past. Bs 0170111:11 H. not worn than it his bets for TALLOW„—TaIIow still remains quiet. The deli very for LA week wee 2,662 etas. The arrive* however, have has imp, mad pries es the mirket bsyced the power of the eswim&g diesead to take ; sad them is as dismeitioe to make imadadm pardon,. The resat. ie • dears ea the spot, while Armed iligivorke ramie useitered. Poems berik Y. C. es the epee, 465. • Member to Dieleabse delivery, 445. 9d.; Jemmy sad Kira, 4N. Bd. COALS.—Haffpudiloo.—Bate's Hartley, 166.; Buddies West Hartay, Ha 3d. ; Cares Hartley, 164 3d.; Ides Main, 16.. 6d.; Halting's Hartley, 168. 3d.; 'fan fold Moor, 15e. 6d. ; Walt Hartley, 17a ; Walls Sod Be. slake and Co., The 9d. ; Walls F,nd Braddyll's Helton, 178. Bd.; Walla Bad Hama% 18e.; Walls Bad Hatton, 174 3d.; Will. End Laabton, 174 3d.; Walls Bad &dimes, 178. ed. ; Was Bad Adelaide Tees, 16e. 6d.; Will, Bad Tess, 17. 3d.-81tips at /market, 164. PRODUCE—Mnicnto-LANN, 114 f-past 7V00.--; Th. public Nalco of Sneer declared for to morrow are main lame, viz : 500 Md.. Wert ladta, 4,000 bee Mauritius, 2,600 b og s Keane, and 1,600 bop Heugal ; Coffee. 3.0 0 = Ceylon, sad 220 balm Mocha ; Rica, 1 ,600 bag. ; Saltpetre. 600 bars ; and 900 begs white Pepper ; Ti., about 2,000 peekeve.—lnd l ll o without -tronms. tidal alteration' .—There has not appeared any &poet to act by prints contract today In the Predate. markets, and all articles remain nominally at Friday'. eenemy.—Tallow wind dozing the week, 10,417 arks; delivered, 2,562 ige747.77.7. t e 0 Dammam 21 to $4 par mat. 'snake, 30 to II pie mat. O.P. ... 3 Favourite marks 4 4 Brady, laten& 3 ... 4 I Britten spirals. d.p. 10 0 Smash FLAZ. psr ton. .183 0...40 Bt. Msmbarg, Mad 0 3... 0 Duteb sad Mamba SO 0...40 Pride nd Haar, at per ton. BLPsomiliamalasaS3o 10...31 mamba MI 10... 0 halt alma Rigs, Salm 83 0...83 1 crania% pro Manilla BO 0...37 Bast India Sana IS 0...23 Bombay Alta Tot, st par wt. Banco 74 0..73 Straits Wm. is Moths 78 0... 0 law, at par ton. Bon £4 13 SO Moll. .- 9 o_lo • Um 13 10...10 0 Bapia Rime... l2 0..11 10 Red Beadere . 3 10 . 3 13 Brazil ... 10 o_6o 0 CORN.—MARK-LANE.—Our 111111 . 1111 t was shortly supplied with Baldish Wheat this morning, by hadaarriage samples horn the near mantas. The few panels of Ise Wheat realised about las Boudoir's prices; bat the general runs must be quoted 2a. lower. F anivals are again Inge. en:ceding 46,000 qn. up to Beturday_sight, ohne which about 16,000 qn. have come to band. Tine qualities of Beanie and Rostock Wheat could not be bee6t much *leper, but to make any repeal with edam Aio scriptions a doable of 2s. per qr. upon het Meaday's quota tions had to be submitted to. Flour a slow sale, without alteration in tows- made; but ship maples and Preach sack were le. to 2e. lower. Chaim snaking Barley maintains its value, bong very wares ; other qualities wire almost un salealke. Oats were a heavy trade, at a decline of 6d. to ls. Beans sad grey and maple Peas, without alteration ; white Pees 2e. cheaper. _ _ _ 1111111211. Swims PS, QOM. • WELT, PAM and Kent, md 46 to $4 to 34...va1t0 48 to 60 to 62 Norfolk dad Seal's. 46 to 13 to 14... do &II to la to 62 Wawa Mom ar Bullblk)...— 62 to 62 Coats. k 14a., Nod— 46 to 20 to 33 _whits-- SO to 34 to id Northumb. and Rosh do.— to d 0... —to— to Irak do ara. 26 s 18-6021liag 26 to 28 to 33 22 to 34....i0at0b to Solo — Ms% IC• And. 1T to 19 to 20•131...1611.. —to—s 01 [okra ... If to SO to 21•46...p00d0 14 to 13. 04 bowl* a loolok Ind 20 so 221161...p0ta10 SI to NW 04 letela hod l4 to Ills IT to lie Od Ditto posto. Used rale ... IS to St , 86 to 384 od—swift 38 to 40 40 to 31...faaporid r 3l to II 84 to 86...b0a5t0. 36 to 40 11100055 a..., al to 31. Ask 3l to 33-011 to arrow 31 to 34.-moll 33 to 33—01 d to Tomo. Nov Swift par load --my whiter 10 .o LUILIEND. Ilet Lm® Caw. per tboaated 711 10a. to all km mak el I t Tux; Tows.modo, dolivorod 44 to 30-22olosoulaod 42 to 44 Norfolk and Baba. 40 to 43.-olgto 4l to 43 Itortbirborlomd. Lambs, sad Tarkoldre — to Imo sot Lot ...... to --Arai to ropaiox__ :~.,~.: . Masa, Ma assassa sk Koni 63 pairitTsiii $6...6n0 66 to 60 60 to St .psn=k, sod Nada, Irma sal Drab sod listaborgh to 46 62 to 64 Basks 42 to 49 .lippdos to Naas sod Odom 44 to 60 Rada bard to 26 to 28. distilling 2B to 20 36 to 40...Laarruos to 16 to 19 b 17 to 21 17 to 10 Rim SAIWIT, Sod lag , basun roan rass. Itamsa POIWIRISMI sad Stralsund bwdli sod Deaden ' sad Dana hod 20 to 24...b5d ........... to lamb, tica..... .... Ils01l T 419 11111 saw 28...Tosasay to Fa... 1r1% ba .................. ..... 14 b 36...bdi5T5..... - 88 to a Lan, dd. —to ow — —to --large .... . —to LOBllllO. Bolds sad Haul= 14 . t . 4; MI 84 28 /1802048110111011 mod Odeon« to DI to 40 Urania to —..lassposal 33 to 38 Rambo Csis,fros or do& pe . r .L. tort.. Z II 10s. to S II 134. 1.1044418 CALS. D4s i sad t 8 Os. to / 4 Os. Ditto Fresh ssd Aortas ....... N 8 'Oat° t 9 1 from Abates; per larad at 191210. BO to $2 Doable sod lbaborg. Onstltsa... . Rank pr mak of 2801ta. tree to Animus INTO LONDON TROY 9th OCT. TO ...... 2 14th OCT. Qrs. Easlidt. Scrota. Dish. Forst's. Wheat —..... I 8203 I Nabs 4492 I 214 17 0hm 912 I I OG I leo 1 2741 831 4 Mu, SAS was ; binds. Malt, 4,179 qrs. Kis — NTENT DlNelsay Loom Moat, SOL 7d.: Risky, 311.10 d.; Oats, SOL id.; ; Bum 3!. 4d.; Peaty 12.. Ed. 11015111 AL AVERAGES. Wheat.' 80r1e9.1 O. 1 Bye. I Saud Pow. 8694. 2 .. 811 ... 686 .316 1d.296 ed lb 8 4 1386 8411386 Ild _ 9 ... „. 366 10 41 :336 4d:226 10d.33. Id 39. Id 416 6d _ is ... ... 536 Id 33. 11(1129 3d 33. 8d 11 986 10d 106 3d d i _ 99 ... ... 32. dd Um 7016 Ild 326 Od 376 11.3176 lid SO ... ... t m ila . kilns 3d 216 Id Its 9.2 386 396 8d O c t. 9 .., „. xs bd .i'26 8,31206 8d925 IUs3dSU Od 6 weeks' Agg. Om 11d.1136 681,21. 101 32. d 4137. Sd 39m 41 Dv69,-181864 4s. ; Buie?. Oats, Rye, Baas, sal Paw. 2s. T 65 U 4 51 I V 6 SS 4 Sept It Sept. 23. Sept 30. Oet. 7. ed* BATE, Oet. 14.—Our saarket wu dull Ode day, at last week's Otte. Wheat, old, 68e. to 60a. ; new, 44a. to 601. Barley, malting, Sta. to 385. ; grinding, We to 32.. Oats, 22a. to 26e. Beau, old, Onto 60s. • new, 38.. to 401. Grey Peas, 400. to 42a. ; Wes, 665. to 60 . e. - • BEDFORD, Ott. 14.—The general rim of Wheat offired at the market is in bad condition; and the weather being moist, it sown to hand very light. Zreepting a demand for seed, the toads la very dull indeed. Barley was Bind more freely, and sold at a redaction of about le. Old Bans mow inquired for. Very few Per offered. A fair dommil RE Oats, at gt . : ,, se goad prism Wheat made from Ilk to I. per lead. old, 271. • new, 20a. per lead of 6 buil& Barley, 30e. to Os. oa;a. 19s. 6d. to 30s. per qr. BOSTON, Ott 14. We have bee; hit assissalely 'applied with Wheat today, and many of the tenpin shown b. 4. in bad conditko, the trade was dell, d ha sly Wednesday. rates. Other *Aloha is slow moot, without Aeration in vane. Wheat, red, 460. to 61s. ; white, 64e. Oats, 16s. to 21e. Beene, len to 40a. per gr. • CswrimansT, Oct. 14.-We had a very dull market this day ; prism Moat the same with a good supply of all rots of grain. Wheat, old whit*, 60e. to 63a.; brown, 66e. to 575. • new white, 465. to 58e. ; brown, 40s. to 60e. Barley, 28e. 'to She. Oats, 224. Beau, old, 360. CAILIIILI Oct. 14.-There was a good amply of Wheat broneht for w ard this morning, the whole of which was taken by the =Mere, at last week's rates. We halo an average supply of Barloy and Oats ; on the *AWN a reduction of 6d. No. bushel took plass ; but Oats maintained the prime of this day week. Whet, white. sew, 21a. to 235. ; old, 235. to 2.54.; rod. new, 20s. to 22a. ; old, 21s. 6d. to 23e. Bar ley, now and old, 11s. 6d. to 131. Oats, potato, 7s. 6d. to Ile. 6d.; counam, 7s. to 71.64. Flour, 2s. 4d. to 2e. 64. per ,Mone. Oatmeal 1s la. 10d. Rymneal, le. 6d. Barlemneal, . 6d. CIMI307011). Oct. 13 .—There was a fair supply (aot hasp) of at musket this day, sad the price' or all Gee 4 1 WE eid sad sew, about the sane as last week% bat hawker wails were 10. to 2a. per qr. cheaper. The supply el vain arm is mall at peewit, sad prises an. Cot tuesm Oat. 14.—Wheat in moderate supply, mak of it in bed sendilisai fair runs sell at fully bet week's pries. Bosky mob kir demand, at late Mee. Beans in mull supply; ism of the Manila kind are coarse sad salmihag pal ; is* MI low priess, but all of fair quality °m aned NIITCARTLE-ON-TTNII, Oct. 14.-The weather this week has been wet and unsettled, which coming after the rains of fan week cannot fail to have done further injury to the out stan,ling corn ; in fact the sampler of Oats ezLibited to-day ware much discoloured and sprouted, and it was not unosta mon to find sprout in the new Wheats likewise. Our reports hem the country this morning are lets favourable with testy pest to Potatoes, the diem' having manifested itself In localities where previously no traces of unsoundness exited, and grave doubts are entertained whether even the very best will keep when pitted. The trade during the weeklies been of an inanimate character, and sales could only be premelsd by submitting to a reduction on previous rates. At our market this morning we had a better supply of Whose hem the growers, and although the condition for the Rost pot waeindifferent, a elearimos was early effected at fully theft= of this day eiennight, the little South country en eels beam likewise as well sold, but where foreign wee woad • decline of about ls. per qr. had to be acceded es; Wen, however, were not generally willing sellers at say abate ment. For Flour there was a fair steady inquiry, at our previous currency. Rye a slow sale, and rather cheaper, the supplies for the moment rather exceeding the demand. Halting Barley in moderate request, and la. lower extra qualities being saleable at 34e. to 365., other descriptions selling at proportionate rates. Grinding qualities command from 25,. to 28s. per qr., weighing 601te. to 661ba. per bushel respectively. Old Malt inquired for, and would readily cam .and oar extreme quotations. In.Bearo and Peas not much stirring. With Oen we were saoderately supplied by our growers, but from abroad our animas continue liberal ; fine fresh thrashed old and new were in fair demand, and fully sustained their prelims value, but weathered sorts were totally neglected. Choice foreign also sold fully as well, but light inferior qualities were most difficult of disposal, al though offered at somewhat easier terms. The duty on Oats has advanced 6d. par qr.; on other grain there is no change. Wheat: British, Northumberland, old white, 68s. to 60s. ; red, 543. to 60e. ; new, white, 625. to sea . ; red, 60s. to 555. ; Norfolk and Sufollt, old, white, 68e. to 625. ; red, 645. to 68s. ; new , white, Ms. to 68s. ; red, Ns. to 665. ; 00111Shinl, old, white, 675. to 595. • red, 645. to 66e. • new, white, 665. to 68e. • red, 625. to 655. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 30e. to 24:. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 30e. to ' 346.• Chevalier, 345. to 365. • Northumberland and Scotch, 265. to 305.; Chevalier, 365. to 325. ; grinding and distilling, 265. to 30 e. Malt, b4s. to 60e. ' • Chevalier, 60s. to Vs. Oats, Northumberland and Scotch, ri s e, old, and s, old, 255. to 28s. ; new, 245. to 265. ; common 245. to 275. ; sew, 20s. to 245. Peas, white, bo , 38e. to 40s. ; grey and maple, 34e. to 36e. Beaus, old, 38e. to 425. - Floor, per sack, fine, Stockton and Northum berland, 40e. to 435. ; Norfolk, white, 41s. to 435. ; households, 38e. to 40s. ' • seconds, 375. to 395. ; households, 34e. to 375. ; thirds, 345. to 36e.; households, 30s. to 34e. Wheat, foreign, Dantsic and Konigsberg, white, 60s. to 645.; red, Me. to 665. Silesian, white, 68s. to 625.; red, 64e. to 631. Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white 69.. to eh. ; red, sec to ea. Hamburg, Mallts, anti Anhalt, white, 67e. to 605.; red, 645. to 565. Mel and Holstein, white, 645. to 675. • ' red, 625. to 64 1 . Petenbtorg and Archangel, red, Its, t 0465. Odessa, red, 475. to 60s. Polish, red, 49.. to 625. Rye, Pomeranian and Promise, 26a. to 30e. Russian, 26e. to 28e. Barley, Seal, 30s. 8 34a.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 265. to ni' Oats, Dutch Brew, 235. to 265. ; Pomennian, feed, 20s. to 21s. ; Hol stein and Danish, 17s. to 19s. ; Archangel and Riga, 18s. to 20s.' Peas, white, 325. to 365. The arrivals this week are: Wheat, oontwin, 215; Barley. 425; Malt, 100 ; Oats, 394. Wheat, foreign, 4,315; Rye, 3&3 ; Barley, 1 430; Oats, 722 ; Peas, 80 ; Beans, 106 qn. Flour, 1, 68 5 reeks. NEWPOWT (ISLE or WIGHT), Oct 14.-Our market won liberally supplied with corn, and we could not notice any alteration in prices from last week.:Wheat, old, 141. to 161. • new, 91. to 121. ; Barley, 28s. to 32A. per qr. ; Oats, 21s. to 265: Noavnce, Oct. 14.-Our market was not so well supplied with Wheat to-day by the growers. The merchanu were free in offering, and ready sellers, at late prices ; and some large lots changed hands. The condition is getting bad, and the late improvement has completely vanished. Those that were got up in the damp must now be kiln-dried before it will be poisible to manufacture them. Flour remained the same ; but few buyers. The Barley trade is very firm, at late rates. For Otte, Beans, and Peas, nothing in the shape of change occurred. Norrimozax, Oct. 14.-We have a usual show of Wheat at market to-day, a good deal of which is wanted for seed. Millers have to pay the full prices of Jut week for old and all dry samples of new Wheat ; but inferior and damp quali ties are about Is. per qr. lower. Very little alteration in any other article. Parana:moron, Oct. 14.-We have a good supply of Wheat to this day's market, but there is not so much spring grain offering as last week. Dry new and old Wheat, from its scarcity, nearly maintains late rates, but inferior sorts are 2s. to b. cheaper. Barley, Is. lower. Oats are the turn in favour of the buyer. No change in the value of Beans. The weather continues very unsettled, and • good deal of rain daily falls. Currency to the growers: Wheat, new, 445. to 46e. ; fine, 50s. to 54a. ; old, 48s. to 605.; fine, 66e. Barley, 30a. to 32e. ; fine, 34e. Oats, new,lB". to 201. ; fine, 22a. to 24e.; old, 22a. ; fins, 28a. ; Beans, old, 40e. to 42a. PETWOREN Oct. 14.-The demand for seed having com menced, than: was rather more doing in Wheat at our mar ket to-day, a few paresis being taken by millers where the condition would allow of their being used. A fair business was done in other grain at our quotations. Wheat, white, old, 161. to 151. 10e. per load; new, 131. to 141. ; red, old, ' 141. to 161. ; new, 111. to 121. Barley, malting, 335. to 353. per qr. ; 'Trading, 30s. to 325. Oats, We. to 21s. Beans, 40s. to 42a. Per, 4iL to 445. READING, Oct 14.-Our supply of Wheat to-day was again large, and, with more life in the tr ade, prices rather inclined upwards, more especially on good old, which in some oases realised le. per qr. more mosey. The trade in Barley is exceedingly slow, at • deeihma of Is. polar. Maranon complain that it neva. worked es badly. Old Malt is Goose warily 3a. to 4s. per qr. dearer. The supply of Beans and Oats, both old and new, exceeds the present consumption ; recent value is with diffi culty obtained. Bye dull, at 32e. to 365. per qr. Winter Tares are more mane, and sell at to 13s. peg bushel. 8417D0N WALDEN, Oct. 14.-At market today Wheat was ls. per qr. lower. Barley made 345. to 365. per qr. Oats rat he r on the advance. Per and Beans as last market day. SUNDERLAND, Oct. 14.-We have had no arrival' of grain by ship this week„ end but 200 sacks of Flour, but there was a large supply of Wheat from the farmers at market to-day, in very improved condition, and sales were readily made at recent prices, with a slight advance for the priciest samples. The best Wheats are worth 68s. to 62A per qr., and average quaties 62a, to 565. • and inferior sorts, 48e. to 60s. There was a clearance mad e, and South Country Wheats ars in demand at the rates. There is a pretty good demand for malting Barley, at 345. to 365., end Oats are good sale at 235. to 265. Beans are in demand at 345. to 365., and Malt, at 645. to 605., is in demand. There is reedy sale for ell quali ties of Emu at 41s. to 42a. for South Country, and no. to 40s. for home-made. Potatoes are good, at 7d. to Bd. per stone. Wasdristrran, Oct. 14.-Our market to-day was rather thin. The supply of grain was moderate, and mine gene rally better to hand. Bunny's in Wheat was very dull, and the variation in (rotations were in favour of **purchaser; notwithstanding, it should be noticed one lot of fine old red Wheat fetched 645. per qr. ; the general quotations NM tram 425. to 60s. Malting being more freacrilly commenced, the trade in Barley was somewhat active• inferior samples wen rather easier to purchase, whilst good samples brought previous quotations. In Oats and Beans we cannot quote any improvement in the demand or value, though late quo tations were maintained. New Wheat, 40s. to 645. Old Barley, 32e. to 42a new, 29e. to 355. Oats, 21s. to 26e. Beans, 401. to 601. g ut, 60e. to 665. per qr. Tares, Ils. to lb. per bushel. Wracnraran, Oct. 14.-We had a moderate attendance, sad the supply of Wheat was liberal ; the quality of the new Wheat was better, still a decline was experienced of is. to 2a per qr. Old Wheat did not give way so much. The sales in Barley were very slow, at a decline of la. to 20. per qr. Oats barely supported last week's rates. No trade was done in Beans and Peas. Wheat, old, 56e. to 68e. ; saw, 44e. Ms. Barley, 275. to 34e. Oats, 20e. to 26e. par isidert Coax, Oct. 14.-At our Corn Exchange this morning we had a full attendance of the trade, with a large supply-465 brie. Wheat, 1,302 brie. Batley, and 4,459 brie. Oats, A brisk demand was experienced for ell kinds. Wheat ar.d Barley supported full prices, but Oats were again the turn cheaper. Price of prepared Corn free on board; Wheat, to 315.; Marianople, 355. to 365.; Polish Odeem, 345. to 325. Barley, 16s. to 16e. Oats, white, 12a. to 111. 6d. ; black, lb. 3d. to 11s. 6d. per Mt Indian Corn, 91. 2s. 6d. to 91. 7s. 6d. Indian Meal, 101. Oatmeal, 131. per ton. 0ct.14.-The weather continues flue, with but few occasional showers. The supplies of grain for the week have been good, and prices steady. At our =thee to-day Wheat was freely sought at about the rates of this day ss'nnigbt. Oats are improved in quality; but little Barley yet offering ; a large export of Oats , but few sales Lob. Some cargoes of Indian Corn have arrived; the demand is very inactive. Smell sales of Indian Meal and other Bread stuffs. The poor are still consuming the diseased potions. Wheat, red, 13d. to 154 d. per stone; white, 14d. to lad. Oats, M. to 106. Barley, 10d. to 11d. Oalatx Indian Corn, 9!. 16s. per ton ; Ibrail, 91. 10s. Indian Meal, 101. to 101.10 s. American 325, per barrel ; Irish, 435. per Ink. WATERFORD. Oct. 14.-Without any material eking* In the weight of our supplies, or the condition of sample+, our market has been very dull during the week, and the price of every description of guilt has tended to decline. Deliveries • from the country are again short this morning, but the trade is without life, and Wheat sells slowly at • decline of 6d. pre barrel from the prices of this day se'nnight, while Bar ley is offered in many cues at even a greater reduction. Oats, from their continued depreciation in the English markets, are not sought after with so mum avidity as of late, and though in only moderate supply, are eerier to purchase by folly 6d. per bund,-at this reduction they will not, how ever, pay for exporting. Superfine Fleur has declined fully ls. 6d. to 2e. per sack, but the coarser kinds command ready sale at last week's prices. Indian Corn without change. Ondried, new : Wheat, millers', per 20 stone, 275. to 29e. ; shipping, 24a. to 265. 641. Barley, malting, per 16 stone, 158. to 16e. ; g rinding, 111. 6.1. to 13s. Oata, white, per 14 atone, 103. 6d. to 11a. 6d. ; black, 10s. 6d. to 10s. 7d. ; Irish (prepared) and foreign Wheat, millers', per 20 atone, 30s. to 32a. 6d.; shipping, 26e. to 281. Barley, grinding, per 16 rt., 13e. to 14s. Oats, white, per 14 stone, 12e. to 12a. 6d. ; black, 12s. Flour, supn&e, per sack, 40s. to 421. 6d.; seconds, 355. to 375. ; thirds, 30s. to 33a. ; fourths, 20e. to 23e. Indian Corn, Danube, per 20 stone, 23a. to 24a. ; American , yellow and rod, 22e. to 23a. Spanish sad Portuguese._ white, 211. to 21s. 6d. Damaged, for cattle, 14s. to lf.. Indian Corn Meal, per cwt., 10s, to 10s. 3d. Oatmeal, per cwt., 12s. 6d. to 13e. Bran, per 6 stone, 3s. to 3a. 2d. CHEESE—WannLL FAIR, Oct. 15.—Although most of the best quality had been disposed of, there still re mained some good North Wil.e, Somerset, Dorset, Half- Cowards, and Skims of this year's mike. There appeared buyers in some number, giving the full price of the previous days ; at the Glom of the day not more than 45 tons were Un sold ; best, 60s. to 641. per cwt.; second-rate, 56..: thick Cheese, 549. ; Cowards, 50e. ; Skim., 28e. to 325. Trade in this depart ment was also brisker, and prices higher towards evenicg. Moro than 260 tons have been sold at this fair, and it is thought not more than 45 tons are left unsold. The prices sure the first day of the fair went up 4s. per cwt. for best old Cheddars and Somersets, and from 2s. to 3s. for doable North Wilts Cowards and Skims. The American Cheese also sold at an advance of ls. to 2e. per cwt. ; in fact, so great a clearance has seldom been witnessed at Weyhill fair. POTATOES.—SOUTHWARK, WATERSIDE, Oct. 18. —The arrivals of the past week have been quite equal to the demand, particularly from the Continent, which tome to market in good order ; we have several cargoes from the north of Reglaitd, in very bad condition, which canme a wide range between our price• . . The following are this day's quotations: Yorkshire Regents, 60s. to 120 s. ; Wisbech Regents, 100 s. to 110 i. ; Scotch Rgents, 100 s. to 120 s. ; Scotch Reds. 60s. to 1001. ; French Whites, 80s. to 904.; Belgian Whites, 80s. to 90s. HOPS.—Boßouon MARKET.— MEW% Pattenden and Smithseport that flue Hops are scarcer and in demand, at rather higher prices. Duty, 205,0001. WETAILL Fate, Oct. 15.—T0-day the Farnham growers found more purchasers than the country growers. Some of the old growers keep their plants pure, and therefore sell at the top prase. This day they made from 104. to 20s. per cwt mcre than some of their neighbours. The highest price given was 61. per cwt. ; second quality, a little &tamed, 51. 52. to m. 51. 10s. ; common Farnha, 41. 10s. to 51. any poor Hops were offered at 21. 16e ; year hrgs were scarcely looked at. The bestSossex were of slow sale again this day. The same of Weald and Mid-Kents. We observed some offered at 31. 10e. per cwt., apparently very fair hope; the samples of Bast Kent were exceedingly good, several of which went at 6!. per cwt., others at 41.10 a Up to this time, sake have been very few compared with former yew — not one-third, as yet, have gone into other hands. Towards evening tracts became very brisk. end more business was done in the last three hours than had been transacted for the three previous days. The grom amount of hops sold is 7,725 pockets ; 3,810 us now, there fore, the whole quantity le ft for sale , the greater pa rt being of the poorest description. WOOL—LIVERPOOIL—The market for fbraign Wool continues without any sign of animation, and very few transactions have been reported; prime in the meantime may almost be considered nominal. A limited busts. has been done in Scotch, at prices rather in favour of the buyer, Import' for the week ending Oct 14: Foreism, 5,835 bales; previously, 66,936; total, 62,771. Scotch, 205; previously, 16,240; total, 16,446. CATTLE, &C.—SmlniFiram, Two o'Clock.—We have an extraordinary increase in the supply of Beads ; the weather has also changed unfavourably ; lower prices are e msequently submitted to, although the demand is consider able. It is likely almost everything will be cleared off. There are a few more Sheep, and the demand is limited; trade is very slow, at rather less money than on Friday, but about the same as on Monday last. Although the number of Calves is not large, it exam& the demand, and there is • reduction of fully 2d. per 81b. on , all kinds. Pipe are not selling quite so welL From Holland 'we have 643 Bereft, 2,560 Sheep, and 108 Calves ; from Tien mark, 43 Besets ; Spain, 14 ; Leicester and Northampton, 2,800; end Lincolnshire, about 300. im mese orate, a d. 0. Poe lams at 02ba aa.a 0. Mat Saata, liantards 310 4 0 Hat Dane 111,00 a EX 0 I 0 bit analtavis lartao waft Banat.. 210 3 4 Do. de. ®ea 0 0 0 Oahe 3 4 4 4 gm sad woad quality 3 9 4 pip „.. 40 6 4 Do, 40 fare ..0 0 0 Seel Des. 4 'Sates& 4 6 0 lamb .0 0 0 I Iliaita at market. 4.707 ; Rao and Lobe. 260004 . 0a1ve5. 1M; Plea XL . Exxregrttgx FMllll.—Fat Cattle sold at prima varying mfr 61. to 9L ; and the demand was pretty brisk for auk descriptions ; but inferior stork sold at ruinously low prices. Even Pigs did not bring as good prices as in the forw.er f air, some of the young stock of which sold for 365. with dim. calty, which could easily have commanded 40,. a month age. —— - - SLOTHS Saner Fats, COUNTY MELT/I.—Tbm was a large Mow of Sheep, but sot quite No as usual. Ewes were fully from 6s. to 9s. above B _ great allinsaloe, and were all said before ten o'clock, with a very good demand Wethers in equal dentaad, aad ail sold. There was a lame fair of young Cattle. The call was not so brisk as for Shoed, am:Going good youog Bullocks, sad those met ready mals for the English market, at Irma to 10 guineas. Beef scarce. Springers sold w ell. There was a large fair of woialiog Cafes. - - An bcroana Hosea PAIL Notwithstanding that Falkirk Tryst had reduced quotations, an ordinary work hone ready for labour brought 301. readily, and the rata advanced to the borders of 601. for the first eJoss. A few good harness Bones oleo sold readily at from 301. to 601. ; bat for Wassail animals, young Beasts, and Ponies, mosey was very slowly invested. For Boterday's markets on loot page.