The Express. — London, England, 1847-01-01 00:00:00

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GRIFFITHS, Liverpool, wholesale stationer. T. ROBINSON, Wavertree, Liverpool, builder. BANK OP ENOLAND.—Accutzer be the Week Pot,' to Pet, bat Ea Pre4lu maintains - Guizot over the the English alliance be so vitally important to France as the Debars now confesses and affirms, that journal, lays La Presse, must have fallen into a lamentable emir, the day on which it advocated the Spanish marriage. If the Journal des I:klats be at pre sent sincere in its declaration of the immense importance of the English alliance, it ought, says La Presse, to curse the marriage which broke this alliance and produced a possibility of future war between the two nations. Howeser large the Montpellier dower may be, and however otherwise impost ant to the country was the marriage, La Freese would have condemned it as an unpardonable folly if it be lieved that alliance, the rupture of which the marriage must have provoked, necessary to France. The election of the Conservative party represented by La Presse, holds that there is but one solution of the present difficulty between France and England, which is, a change of the Cabinet on the one side or the other of the Channel. It is said that the royal speech, on opening the men tion, will contain a paragraph respecting the extins- Bon of the independence of Cracow. Lord Normanby had an interview with M. Guizot on Wednesday afternoon, at which M. Guizot assured His Excellency that the Pope's nuncio had, at the especial instance of the King and the government, renounced the intention of making an allusion to the Montpeiuder marriage in the diplomatic address on Friday. In consequence, no further difficulty will stand in the way of the English Ambassador's pre sume at the Chateau on Friday. The King and Queen of the Belgians left Paris on Wednesday morning for Brussels. It was said that the King would visit Paris again before his intended visit to London. EXCHANGES AND BIGCES ABROAD. lizebuie co De. D. Yes For Assort. mow. , thiamin. 131.13.0. lowest. Oodu. SO SO I 10 03 03 10 SO SO 30 30 113 41 1111 40 114 30 113 30 110 40 110 13 1 103 „ ra 04, 4 „- —O-- M...-. - .. .. r r . •. .. • • .. 1 . .. .. ~ 3•0• 0 , „ . • (30 Osysh 13 31$. (»4074). 11 ni. Tee Ms.,. Paris sad Orleans 1140 Parte asi PAM SEI le Hearn awl Ham PARIR, D. SO. 0.--7,-,;7e.;;;...i: I i ormr. no ISO 111 SS 41 JO ;11 . 94, 6(1, per quarter ; but should any difficulty BANK OP ENGLAND —A .s ocoo . wr gm the Week ending Dec. 26. - - arise, ' EMMET. persons are requested to remit a Poet-office order for Notre Mated £25,412,030 Government Debt.. ...511,013,100 Ott amount, payable to Mr. HENRY WALLBRIDGE, Other Securities 2,981,900 Gold Coin and Bullion 11,972,240 SO, Fleet-street, London. Silver Bullion 2,40,490 (Viers for adrertisentents and communications, c217442,ad0 k 28,442,630 Wlutefriars, and 90, Fleet-street, Lonbon. lEmmte EaPAILIVERr. PrOprietereCipltll.../14,3330.00 i Government Securities Bea -- - 0 LANDLORDS and TENANT FARMERS.— hthkle De P witi (Lh- asa.' Eacemote, The MAT NUMBF.R for 1647, of the GARDENERS' Savings Basks, Com- RONICLV. and AGRICULTURAL GAZETTE will be published shame. or NetaL 2 .1 WW Annuity)... 512,827,179 Other %rarities.— .... 14,634,M3 Notes Geld and Silver Coin— 624,661 TO-MORROW (Saturday), !notary 2. The Horticultural Pert Edited Debt, and Inv . sett). 10,841,314 by Preheat Lnemrev. A Prospectus, with Plan, and List of Cos. Other Deposits 7,696.172 safeutees, rent tree be post to all who furnish their address to 'the 7 Deg h other Bills— 88.,521 omp s , 3, upper Wellington -street, Covent-garden. Landau. Y 38,920,420 C 36,920,490 OVERLAND NEWSPAPER FOR INDIA. CHINA, AND THE Dees Ms UM- It. MARSHAL', Chief Cashier. COLONIES.—Prioe Is., or 24e. p ad , payable In advance, Including overland poetage.—kitah JAE., 1545. BUGAIL—Too ATER... Past or &GEM, the produce of the of eerLuted .br f r rorr a r , e . returns made in HE LONDON MAIL, a ill-MOM/4 JOlllllBl of L British encliMrthe in gt% day cwt humors.« for India, Ceylon , Mina, Batavia, Penang, Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, is 32a. 'loi d. 'prr cwt. ltt ,the , Singapore, Msturtitust the Cate, New South Wales , and the produce of the End Indira , is lan Hd. per est. The average rice Wool.. trill he Pubh•hed on the eneTheve of the 7 th 7 ellual7• of the three foregoing deacriptionsof Sugar,jointly,ls 325. 21d per cwt. Ss deapatch OA Remedies. To ads - either. THE LOZ .i r wi tl:l t t. g.:lti i ir r nit 'd . grat of the overland t°' to i" to the subsreiters of fr Indian Journa London I giginted and published by Megan i Thad o bm7 and Evans, LATEST INTELLIGENCE. ~..b.......,,,,,t..m.r., to whom cornmun can _is for the editor ra orders for taming:tone, may be ad( ;or to Wes. H. Ali e n and On, 7, Leetleoltall-strest ; J. 11.Rkeuuniton, 23, Coraltill ; Smith, THIS DAY. Four o'Clock. War. end Cc. , hh- •" . ; Mr. Madden, 8. Leallenholl-street ; John assw 1 27, Chelemet 177, 74 '' • Bowd ; W ' II the " , 189, Btreed - John P • Paris letters and papers of Wednesday reached us 11 , .. 4 t , and Kerby, 90 Oidbrdstrset; -, a =iiiiiir ' "1"14• by express this morning. . . --is -U,la sim Ms brass sal. as-nag a rtnet, Vaiterriar.; or by . "1" ' •' g ewml " ge w . the ministerial party. La Presse charges the IL Catlterinmetant. Wm& REM WORK BY MICHAEL ANGELO TITMARSH. Debate with treason against M. Gaizot. The article alb day, to he cootinued lo Monthly Parts, price In each, with which we quoted some days since from the latter numerous Illustralkme on Steel and Wood, journal, declaring that nothing is left for France now VANITY FAIR: PEN & PENCIL SKETCHES In Europe, except either the English alliance or OP ENGLISII SOCIETY. By W. M.Trucemar. Author of "The Irish Sketch Book ;" "Journey from Carnal to isolation, is declared by the Legitimist party to Grano ()afro :" of " leeld•ee Diary," end the Deeh Palters." In be the inapiraticm, not of the Cabinet, bat erne*" are. Co. of a high4nfinenee which roles over it. La Press* Bilis and Adtertlaermata will be received at the Cake during the Month. maintains that it is a treacherous blow levelled at M. London ruhltehed e t the "ranch" °ate; 42, Fleet-etre " ;J. Ouizot over the shoulder of Lord Palmerston. If the Masalen Edinburgh; J. Ill'lscd, Olamow ;J. M`Glaaban, Dublin. .. p..... „, ......„,_,,_ :____,__. ,_ ____ ..'....'..- Commas at Pea H. Willeltronlal Tattetralre -Masa here-Hints for the AM*. moo ey Health, Wealth, oat Illsoolomo-An Harare Ads d Se IM Coallibelor-6uw of Or Garsbtrry-1b TO- S pow Costa . OM Itimar-awr Is Bret a Ila•-lbe brat lip-How to I no.. . aSW Daso-ltr. ma lbs. alle-LIVID MY Poiry-Comeros- 44 D. • • II tel le Anew as ..4 . : Pailisma 6 /ate-Tho boon Cbib Dban , -- 1 1sl Verbank--It OMeis, D., : :1 ali It Cetera- Th e Poetry at Nature - Ib Temple at Paahloo-Dotatotie D . 4: Itretraa. Marla Amen . Published at the Ptineh-odtee, U, Floot-etreet ; and sold by all lama. Lamm Irsisamaranuom Trawls, Wale ,„_, . Duda Shams I ebrei;. - i . 1,11 i 5 5. I 672 be I WI 711 i its 73 The Madrid mails, bringing the journals and cor respondence of the 24th, were received in Paris on Wednesday. The Madrid Gazette contains a circular from the Minister of Finance, calling on the intendents of provinces not to assess landowners at a higher rate that 12 per cent. upon their incomes, and command ing them to observe a strictly equitable mode of assessment. The Hera!do countenances the rumour of an approaching favourable termination to the negociations with Rome, the immediate effect of which will, it says, be to extinguish the hopes of the Carlists. Some Carlist bands had appeared in Cata lonia. There was a rumour of an engagement !be tween some gendarmes and a petty band of insurgents, near Roca Corva, in that province, to the disadvan tage of the latter, who took to flight. The advices from Portugal are not so recent as those already reeeived in London. MADRID, Dsc. 24.—Tbree ppeerr Cents., 331; ?Int per Cents., 20l; Plosives, el ()coupons, 19. on London, M. We have papers from the Cape of Good Hope to the 24th October, but the news from the seat of war is not important. Some skirmishes with the enemy are reported, with loss on both aides. The Bailin were said to have become mach dispirited, so that it was believed the war might be speedily terminated, by a combined movement on all points. This, how ever, could not be undertaken; for, in the ab sence of means of transit, it was impossible to conduct military operations on an extended scale. To remedy such a state of things, the commissariat department was actively engaged, hurrying mules, horses, light waggons, and other means of transit to the frontier. A general order, issued by Sir P. Maitland, on Sept. 18, dismissing a portion of the colonial troops, had been made a pretext by the Stellenbosch Burgher Force for withdrawing from the service, and abandon ing the poets which had been committed to their The commandant of this carps thus reports to o th government what passed on mustering one de tachment. It will show the grievances complained of by the Burghers: I mastered them together, and explained to them atlength his excellency's views and intentions, using my beet en- deavours, with the zealous co-operation of Capt. Brien, to induce them to remain, under promise that they would soon be relieved, and would receive a pay of 6d. per day from the 16th to the day of their reaching the district of Stellenbosch. After using many other arguments, which I hoped might in- dues them to continue in their duty, one as spokesman came forward for the rest, and replied In the following drain: " Corn- I mordant. What tithe use of our promising to stay any longer. when in fact we cannot do so, for we have now been more than a fortnight without soy forage for our hones, and ax full days without meal, biscuit, or bread for ourselves. Al together , we have been made to endure such continual hard- dupe and privations, notwithstanding our repeated remon strewn, that we cannot remain ; and whatever you may wish to say to the contrary, we know that by the general order all the Burgher Force has been discharged, and being thus released , we now must and will go—hurry home, and save our drain from unavoidable ruin ; for if we now allow ourselves to be persuaded toremain, and accept the insulting offer of sixpence per day from henceforth, we know that we shall be detained much longer ; hence we are determined to act upon the general order, considering ourselves thereby finally and fully discharged, no twithstanding anything that might be urged to the contrary. The success of mining operations in other colonies appears likely to stimulate the Cape settlers to re searches into the mineral treasures of South Africa. It is stated, indeed, that an extensive bed of lead ore was dicovered some years since in Ale Albany division of the east coast, near Algae Bay, and that an "experienced mineralogist, _viho h.'ul heard in England of these ores, purchased lands in the vicinity of Van Staden's River," and set to work the mines with practical men, after satisfactorily tn`ting the producbveness of the ores. The analysis of the ores is asid to give " 60 per tent. of lead, and a n..lt . inconsiderable portion of silver." Mr. Thalwitzer, the consul at Cape Town for Hamburg, had despatched a quantity of minerals to that city to be analysed. The experiments were committed to the care of Dr. B. Sthamer, of the Uftiversity of Rostock, who has found, after the requisite processes, the details of which are given in a letter from that learned person in the Cape papers, that the specimens sent and operated upon yielded : la 100 parts M.O7 of lead. Id. Id. Id. 9972 Should these lead mines be convenient for working, the proximity of the Cape will enable the workers to establish excellent markets in India and China for the lead, to the prejudice of the Americans, who now enjoy a monopoly of the trade there. The following is from the Graham's Town Journal: Letters from Waterloo Bay, received to-day. contain the distressing intelligence of the loss,at that place,of the barque Catherine, NO tons burthen, freighted with government supplies for the troops. There can be no doubt but that this misfortune will bring the greatest possible discredit on this particular part of the coast so a landing-place, and which is to be re gretted, as it is certain the government must have access to Kaffirland on some part of its coast, and if so, the nearer to the present colonial boundary the better for the whole community. Judging from imisset at ibit-legi taw be 'of the r ' wfll, for lamM coast purpoati, rtarabie — io an indentation, inaatnnelt se in heavy swells the ocean, from •-- confined . . . . being within a curvature, is raised into roller, against the force of which chain cables and anchors appear to be of but small avail. It should, however, be taken into account, that during the last few weeks the weather has been unusually boisterous on every wt of this coast, and that Waterloo Bay is not the Only place where disaster has occurred. In ftne weather a landing may be effected there with the greatest facility, and of which we have ample proof in the fact, that at the outset, and for some weeks subsequently, no difficulty was experienced,—the success with which supplies were landed actually saving the army from the necessity of hurriedly falling back within the colony, in order to escape from absolute want of food. At the Kowie the opera tion of landing supplies has been more successful, but still not unattended with delay, danger, and difficulty. Still it is evident that much of this would be at once obviated by the simple provision of a suitable steam-tug. The river is easily accessible to vessels of small draught of water; the difficulty consists in the little dependence which can be S i ted on the winds, which are particularly variable and gently altogether neutralised, by the adjacent high . A sum of 2,0001. would furnish the n vessel for this service, and the Kowie would then l e s c a e v7r a Z the advantages, not merely of a harbour, but of a perfectly wore dock. . . . Colonel Somerset and Lient.-Colonel Lindsay arrived this day at Graham's Town, from Kaffir land. Their sojourn here will, it is said, only be for the brief period of a few days. This afternoon the 73rd Regi ment arrived in Graham's Town. They are in general young active men, and will prove at this moment a most acceptable addition to the force now in the field. From persons who have just reached town from Kaffir laud, we learn that a camp is about to be formed immediately at the month of the Buffalo, where government stores were landed, during the Kaffir war of 1835, with perfect success, under the super intendence of Mr. J. Baillie, and for which exertions, and the intelligence he displayed, in acquiring a thorough know ledge of that locality, he received the especial amnia of the commander-in chief, Sir Benjamin D'Urban. Information bad been received that several horses and csttle, the property of Mr. L. H. Meurant, had been carried off from the neighbourhood of Rieheek. A portion of the new levy, 'about 40 in number, raised in this district, has arrived in Graham's Tewn. They are men of colour, and are from the institution of Fameraeld, and as we believe also from the in stitution of Theopolis. The new levies have not come forward readily, and it in thought there will be a considerable diffi culty in raising the number required by the requisition of the commander in-chief. Information has also been received that several oxen and ten horses have been taken from the farm of Burnt Kraal. Four of them animals are the pro petty of Mr:Enis, now reading on that place, and who is now deprived of his last hone. Detachment of the 45th Regiment marched from town at noon to-day, for the camp at Waterloo Bay. NETHERLANDS.—Tan HAGUE, Disc. 30.—1 n the second chamber of the States General, in the sitting of the 29th of December, some royal menagee were received one relative to *tripe& of the greet stokes and deck in Flushing, and the second to the following effect and Mighty Lords,—The high price of prov isions in 1845 has occasioned extraordinary expenses for the support of the prisoners, and, in consequence, a new project of law is pre tented to your mightinenes for making an addition to the fourth chapter of the budget of the present year. According to tables drawn up by Baron Melville Yon Corn bee, our trunsmarine poesessions in Asia, Africa, and America are 26,600 geographical miles in extent, with a population of 15.105,000 souls, of which 25,872 square miles, with 15,007,000 souls, belong to the East Indies. These tables do nut include that part of the coast of New Guinea which is counted as part of our pores *ons, and the population of which is estimated at 200,000 souls. • - The Dutch Trading Company has caused an an pounce/neat to be made at Rotterdam, to the effect that the 200,000 bags of coffee withdrawn at the last sales will be in the market, for disposal, from Jan. 1, 1847, till further notice, but not in quantitne of less than 10,000 bags. The first 50,000 bags will be offered at the price at which they were bought in ; the following 60,000 bags will be placed only at an advance of per cent., and non. GERMANY. CUIRAVEN, Dec. 23. Several vessels have entered the harbour ; the channel is free from ice. AMERICA.—RELIGIOI3B MovEweT.—A meeting of Germans was held at the Tabernacle, in New York, on the Dec. 13. It consisted of a body of about 200 German Ca tholics, who resolved on a formal secession from the Roman Church. The movement appears to be similar to that of John Rouge and his adherents in Germany. These se ceders, one of whom was s Catholic priest, had been in the habit for some time put of holding meetings, for the purpose of studying the Bible. They profess to believe that a Ca tholie Church was established by Christ and his apostles, and that Rome has superadded to that church some things not only unauthorised, but forbidden, by the primitive insti tution. Their plan, it is understood, is to return to the true primitive church, not Protestantism, nor union with any Protestant sect. This, however, is but their first movement in public. SOUTH AMERICA.—FALMOUTH, DEC. 30.—Her Majesty's packet Swift, Lieut. Douglas, arrived to.day from Rio de Janeiro, whence she tailed on Nov. 6. Pessengers. Captain Barker and Mr. Tomlinson, R.N., and Mr. Con. She brings on freight about 14,5001. There is nothing of interest by this arrival. Preparations on a grand scale had been made in Palace-square for the christening of the royal princess, which was shortly to be celebrated with much imm Th ix e Swift brings no mails from the River Plate, the branch packet haring been signalised ... 4 . We Rio as the Swift came out; but the Onus there, was expected to leave in a week after, by TM* mail will arrive. As to the affairs in the River Phds, neribiag would be done until Mr. Hood's return, or ram am bulimia! se to the policy to be adopted by the Aeglo-Froork satboritho at Monte Video. At Buenos Ayres, the Thelma& romoised blockading; and et Monte Video, the Eagle, Vomos, Mods, Melampus, Rally, and Grecian. It was roporrod that some of the above were under orders for the gad Ladies. The royal princess would be christened in a day ee two at Rio, for which much preparation had been made. RIO DE JANEIRO PRICE CURRENT, Nov. 4.—From the date of our last circular, of the lit nit. up to the 27th of the same, the exchange maintained itself steady at 28 pence, though several transactions were effected at 27 ; pence and 28j. To-day priscipa ll p at the latter rate. • We estimate the amount of transactions since our last at 245,0001. In October were shipped 178,306 Mgr of coffee (against 127,403 in October, 1846) ; 1,362 cues, 2,863 barrels, and 92 begs of sugar ; 28,000 bidet. Coffee : The transactions during the put month were considerable ; the sales amounted to about 160,000 bags. During the last fortnight the supplies have not come forward so abundantly as En viously, and the stock is reduced to about 35,000 begs. The market in consequence is rather firmer, chiefly for first and superior qualities. The shipments during the last three months amount to 482,664 bags, showing an excess on those in the same period list year of 147,547 bags. Clear ance. in October, 174,925 bags, and 1,120 barrels, Prices, washed, 38s. M. • superior, Ns. 2d. • first gotd, 275. 10d. —Sugar: The snivels ante our last ;mount to about 4,000 cases; the stock on band about 3,000 cases. Hides: Sales limited to about 18,000 ; the arrivals had been considerable. Stock : Six per cent. stock has continued to advance, and may be quoted firm at 83 per cent. On the sth November a moderate amount was done in exchange at 281. Freights for the Channel, 62a. 6d. to 555. ; for Wamburgh, 50e. t tirflgtA N0.106.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JAN. 1, 1847. [3d. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Half-past Ttro.—The funds remain in the same quintet's 'taw and, so far, with scarcely a shade of differ ence in the prima. Consols are, u yesterday, 93f to I, fee the opening, almost without business. Exchequer Sills, is. to lls. premium. The foreign market also is dull, without material change in pries& Mexican are rather better, at 241 to 6. Portu guese, 36 to 7, ox.diidood. Spanish Fires, 2 6 f to f ; the Threes, IQ to f, ex-dividend. KIKILtaI VMS. Beak Block, 203 31 Ditto for Aect, B 3 1 par Ct. Mei, lej 31 ocr Cott , s_lot prOarm.Ourain, Aug I Lashoper Dao. 03. aL -- FOREIGN FUND& 5 per Ct. Austrian Bds., 913 I per Cent. Oresmulaßls., 194 204 41 per Ct. Belgian Bdr, 953 64 Grensila Dawned SI 4 24 p at. ditto, 5 per Ct. 5 par Ont=la 26 8: 41 6 Brazil/an Bds. 86 8 S per Cent. New Bras. Bd4, 84 6 Pottstown Own% DIN 66 7 8 per Ct. Buenas Ayres Bds., 42 4 5 per 08 Ramlimle, 111 12 6 per Ct. Chili= 8&,95 7 5 per Ct. Spestheit pa., 6 per Cent. Columb.def.Bds., 3 per Ct. Spud& laslsrN 4 Columbian Equadorlkh. 34 4 Spanish Deferred Ms., I 3 per Cc. lAnnish 8d.., BR 8 Spanish Itertve DU, 61 1 24 per Ct. Dutch Bois. 604 If 1 preCt.ftemmela Ws., 3 94 401 4 per Ct. Dutch Certs., 924 34 Wassails Delovel 11de.,1111 12 RAILWAYS. We have a good market to-day, and particularly in the lightstock. London and York, Direct Northern, Northern Counties Union, Birmingham and Dudley', are each in request, with active dealings in these at improving prices. EpPECTED UP It) TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. ii,;i;,,l:y; prices will found is I:st - 5.4;:c . " ---- Amt.., Not, Bost., It B. f.., 21 London and York, Serf p, 3 I Bir., Wolver., and Dudley, 7 p Do. Ectend o ll, E 1 1, 11), 2 1 Birm. sad (Ammeter, 1291 3 Do. Extension, li A p Man., Bus., and Matlock, 11 f p air D o. . Nezrlis ;d 7i n dis... l i If Manchester & Southampton, 2 If Boa, Btarn., and Bit., f 1 p Midland, 111 30 Bristol end Exeter, 76 Do. New, 321 4 Do. New, g l i Do. New, 7 Caledonian, Newcan and Berwick, 33 I Do.lLlres, 1 Norfolk, 128 Chester & Ilolybsead, 25f Do. Halves, Ili Cornwall, Helms, 4 N. Counties Union, 11 A E. Counter., 221 34 North Bridals, 36 4 Do. New, 71 p Do. Halves, 13E Do. Per. 3 per ant, N 0.2, fp De. (3 851213 ., 3 1 4 E. Lancasldre, 171 Do. Eaten., 4 East Llncolnakins, 4 i ‘...... .."—___ .. I . Do, Thirds, aau 133 ElyidurFlonagM 14 Goole, Done., & 34 Gt. North. (Low& . Beg.), 21 Great Do. (Dir.as tern, North. Reg.), 3$ 1 3 Do. Halves, 77 Do. Quarters, 14 Do. New, 71 Lancaster Sc Awe, 07 Ueda and Bradfotd, 731 4 4 Leeds &Thir., Pref. 6 per et., 34 3 Liver., Man., and Newc. In., 34 London and Blackwell, 64 Lon., Brigh., & B. Coast, 39 London & N. W., New, 131 Do. Fifths, 20 1). (40f. sh.), M. and B. 76 Lon. and S. 11 eaten, 64 32 Ilan. and Leeds, 1101 Do. Halves, 301 Do. Quarters, 171 Do. Fifths, 11 itoyi - tc;ti;urd - IftWhln72 Shrewsbury & Bd., Clam A, 3 11 =reUnion,. d von, 324 South Stafford. In., 31 8. P & Dover, 41401 Do. New (la. 131.), No. 4, 31 1 Booth Wake, 31 Taw Vale Extenskm, 21 Weal Riding Union, 21 i p York & Newcastle, 331 Do. New, 121 Do. Pref., 11 York Exteraion, 391 Do. Preference 14 131 Do. E. and W. kb:tinlw, k 1 Boulogne & Auden", 1 EMI Indian, Luxembourg, f N. of Prance Const., 131 Par& & Lyom, Cone, 81 1 Rouen and Hone, 231 SALEM. Dm. 31. _ _ Ands,Not.,Bos,lZO,l7llli-Wp Birk.,Lnos,& Chas. Jn. 13.18 9 Bir. WoL, and Stour VaL, 21 p Black., Chiba., d Caledoolan, Halves, 146 p East Lancashire, 31 Peat Linoolzahlre, 1A p Flees, Pres, & W. R Jr., par Gls. ow and Onnifines 11 Great Northern, Lan. & Volta p Bud & Man. B. &C.Thlrdsl 7-14 Leeds and Think Peet, 11 S-18 p LD., Men., & New. 3., 1.16 p London & S. W. Scrip, 1 p Men., Buz., IdaL,& Mid., 11 p I Man. 8c Southampton, d N. Stalfordehice, 13-16 1-16 p Oldham Alliance, p Shot, & Man., Ulaartere,No.l, p Do. do., No. 2 241 S. E. and Doter, No. 4,i p Went Riding Union, 21 16 p HULL ata N. Brittsh, Qra., 728. ed. Do. Eaten., Scrtp, IBs. &L p Arab., North, lica, 16a.6d. Blackburn, CUthera, &N.W.,14a.d Gt. Grimsby & Melt Eaten., If d ES, Dec. 31. North Western, 13s. p North Staffordshire, 41. 4s. p N. Counties Union, 245. West Incline Union, W. 3a. LEEDS RA. Amber., Not., and Boston, Ss. p E. Lanesahno New, 31 9.16 p E. loth., New Serip,ths.tl p Great Northern Ethan., S. Id. d Huddersfield and blan., 41 p Leeds sad Bradked. 431 p Leeds and Dewsbury, 11 ), p Do. thensbas, (blue 3 p Leeds & 'Dank, la d Do. New, Ia d tha. p Do. Prot, 27k29n p PR, Dec. 31. Melton and Drift Said In., p Men., Bur., blot., and lj p North finitely, Ex. &rip, 19 n p North Ptaffor&,hire, 11 11.10.3 d. p North Weetern, 13s. 14e. p 9 heff., Roth.er, & 0001e,14.155.p York & New., Pref., 11. 1 le. 3d. p York and N. Mid. Pref., 19 p Lord., keteld and lad, 91. d Wert RidlogEnlon, a. as. ed. TOIL SAL Great Northers, n2l, 16s. 6d. Mahon & DrtdleldJus., N. IA Staa.,Bus.,Mst.kled.3l.9•6d.SS N. 1161644 Ildn;LIIA6(1.31.1/s. Do. Quay ess, D. 11A 6d. Do. Hat=, 14 1 . I Is. Mr. al. 3orTtritrifOrdahlre, 9k W. Rid. Union, D. York and Newcastle, 38 Do. Prafewww, 7i York & N. Mid, Fret, 1311 DUBLDI BA Illid.ot.W. Ex. Waal., 26.3 e. UAW. WM., Wu, Wick., k Dub., 78. LES, Dec. 30. Bandon and Bantry, D. 3d. Irish North 31Idlaad, Ile. 9d. BEqW. Armagh, Cole., & Po;tenei,ja:6ll.. Banda' & Bantry 7a. Beßeat and Ballym , ena, 131 161 Belfast and County Down, 1 Duhlin,nnd Drogheda, 3133 Do.,7iew, 14 Dublin & Kingstown Qrs., Ot. l td and Western, 16 EDINWYROII LES, D. Litn.,Eants.,& Kills. In., lic&L Mid.Ot. West & Ropl CiuL Y. an.Ne e :.T n ati , &Rom., 14 Lister, 54 & Dub.,48.6.185.ed. Wex.,Water.,& Eden., U.N. Caledottan, NO f ALES, Dee. 30. Edict. & Perth, 30s. 69n Id. Glasgow, num., Ow., 6g Great N. et Scotland, 00.. Midl Halm., North and British, 861 71 Do. Thirds, 78s. 765. 6d. Do. Quarters, 71s. 71s. 6d. Do. New Gm, Bate, 81s. 6d. Scottish Onond Jueetlon, Gt. 8. of Madras, tis. 9d. 6s. L 1 0. New, 0.16. 21114 Direct Nor thern, 53a. ed. 52a. Bd. Dander and Perth, New, 144 Fat of Fife, 57e. Gd. 565. Piet Lothian Central, 80a. al. Gd. Edln. and liathgate, 600. k Northern, New, 5 Do. Newport, 64 Do. Do. Now, 72a. Gd. GLASGOW terders, Ayr ONlloway, Ms. SW CaWails. IS Do. 36. 465. 64th Odsdarthe St Dumb., 445. 44e. 6d. Mut leonto yth, Dania Is th i u Ss. Do. Now, DR 14 E. Comers York Extent., 794. that of Me, 594 374.6 d. Drat In. Railway, I Is. 6d.114 I& & Lothian Centrrn,al, 626 64461 /kith & Northe IS, Edth. and Perth, 37a. Id. 654. 0144. Omura Terminus, 19 Otha., KII., & Ayr, Halves, Glen, IL, t Ardsco., 51. 54. 1 3. 14 &LE& Duee. 30. obey & Yank. Je., 7le. 72e. Ot. Neweres !Wm YOE. & Ayr MIA 411. d. 51e. M. &Iweeteesp, E1e.113.301.6& = n et s it le fetr., 33 Risk". Dm. 1111 i Sweet, 30a. eaelltel Owstrel. 311 Ilestoll Omit .13., & lit knower, New (tts.ls/.), Ne. 3, Sae. ild. Skew Denewiellae, 76e. =kW& a., 53e. Maw EMU; 50 York & Now. 1. 13e. PRODUCE. MINCING-LANE, Haft-post Two. Sugar. The public market not open, and no business reported by private contract. Coifee.—Good ordinary Ceylon has again advanced, and is firm at 391. to 405.; the latter price pod for good quality. Opinion seems in favour of the article, but the quantity offered during the holidays has been limited. Cotton.— The improved accounts from Liverpool has strengthened the market, and business has been done at fall prices to-day. Rice continues in limited demand at the late advance; holders are tirm. In other articles no alteration. PRICES C goes; per cwt. DOT? ram. 40..54404 Yellow *Grey 4B 0...50 Inns 6O C 53 Kaorltins, brown 36 0.. 44 Yellow 46 0,..46 Pine 49 0...64 B,engal*Madras, b 34 0...42 Yellow 43 C 47 White 4B 0...67 r ttw k " Orey and white 47 0...14 Relined, Eionbro' 67 0...79 Lamps 82 0...84 C West 7a C o I n Bald la, or -150.401 Good. 430,600 Pine 7O 0...139 • Ceyks, gcod ordi nary ... 59 C.. 40 • Tine ortinarY 42 0... 48 • Flee 60 0.. 90 • Wean, goad to floe 50 0... 118 • Costa Elea, ordi nary lo Ins 44 0...79 • Sannara and Pa ding l2 0... 25 0 PRA at per lb. Oaegoa,mannien 0 9 ... 0 10 Rom, at per cwt. Bawl whits l9 0... 21 0 C s r4o l7 6 . 19 0 Java .«........,.. 19 0... 18 0 Patoa 24 0.. 26 0 Carolina... Carolina... . 34 0...40 0 Piss, No. 1. Hoop. ll 5...11 10 Cargo ateerditbar 8 15... 9 0 Swedish ll 10...0 0 LZAD, at per taa. =eat abort l9 10... 0 0 19 5... 0 0 Bats SS 0... 0 0 Patast abet . 0 _O 0 rod or minium l9 10...20 8 1 01103 l9 12 19 1 Ono, per 232 Imp. pl. d.p. 1 1 133413391, pale 27 0... 0 Mow 15 0...0 brown k yellow 29 0.. 33 • ± !rn !Fr 119 0...90 ETC to... .100eth 110 a 0...01 0 041440414411,p.141 46 0 . 49 0 04434 Not 49 0... K 0 9 6 4 SAM P 414 per lais 0... 0 0 23 10...23 13 Paommes, rat Battar—Oork, Ist 9 per 4 0....93 0 240 0 • 0 0 Rum dyer e d -- Leeward Proof. Demon" SI to SS per at. 0.P....... . . 10 ... 3 3sorate . ous Per cent. O.P. 3 4 .. Favourite marks 4 3 4 1 Randy, lat brands 5 0 ... 5 1 British .putts, d.p. 10 10 ...11 Scotch 10 9 0 Irish lO 9 . 0 Pus, per ton. a ll,ri i pilXt. b.r. :44 0 ..58 hind 4O 0 0 Dot& ant Flemish 35 0...0 Tries/and Mum, at per toe. 91.Petereburrhelasa.C37 10...56 outaltot bolt elan SI 0...511 Riga, Rhine outgun 0 paw 113 24 Bart India Mom. Bombay l4 0...16 Jute Too, at pm ewt. Banes 103 0 0 Straits lOO 0... 0 Oa. in Moth. SS 0... 0 Isom, at pat ton. Slats 29 15 RIO 137 0 0 ... o 13 4 116 . 1 rt 0 0... 0 0 0 34 0..92 00 10 0 ... • .... 0 0... 0 so o. 94 2664 Yw 16916, Per 0 0 . 0 26944 0 0... Part.plimmus 9444•4913161mrie 172 6... 0 0 D 4 14 What. wrC Ism. Wart,* 200 BMus ViAr”d 3 l' °-5° ° 131164 lO. 74 I TALI Market remains steady. Petersburg T. C. onle% January to Much Petroary to March October to Deemobte, ISO :wig.— .-ii i..ii o' Mae, Ow sad Cow, at per lb. & A. end IL Video, UNd MI = l :7 06.01 810, 0 . • Limalcalp. dry 0 6 ...0 6 Wm& Rollo. Ory.. Soled. Sad :Id; 0 0 .1 t 1 106 &Z:6. : 1 Wl Maar per Idea. Voode.6lao 6 6...16 6 l b a ia riese, at per too. 1 'isieeka-S4 6...410 6 6... 5 15 ri c ' . m. = I 12..:: 7 6 1 2. Say Woe sad 14 0..31 0 9 0...10 0 lAN& 10 0...16 0 1119 m. 10 0...11 16 led Ilew9wo 6 0— I 10 10 0...90 0 31s. Id.* Id. Mo. GIL Os. Ilia. N. article latter Niglio. I Lowem CORN. 11bax-LANE.—The receipts of Wheat, coastwise, since Monday, have been email, and but few samples were exposed for sale on the Eases and Kent stands this morning, in addition to those that remained over from the previous market-day. Engbah Wheat sold freely at an advance of fully 2a. per qr. For free foreign there war a good sale, at an improvement of 3.. per qr. Barrel Flour must be quoted Is. dearer. The supply of Barley continues inadequate to the demand, and a further rise of 2s. to 3i. per qr. has been the con setlisetnseewere generally held for Is. more money, which tended to check their sale. Beans and Peas fully at dear. BKITISIT. {Mao pee Clean. intake, Eames and Kent Red S 4 to 66 70 tt hue.. 66 to 70 to 74 Norfolk and Suffolk GO W 66 ea do et to Re to 60 Talavera (Ere: or Suffolk) 74 to 76 Cambridge& Lincoln Red— to to White to to Northumberiand &Mb tict —b— do —to— to Irish do —to do —to _ 40 to 44 ...--._ _ BAHIA'', Feeding .34 to SI UlotMloo .311 II to 42 Malting 43le 44 Chavalier 62 lo M Mae to 30 blab Brea WHEAT l4 to 36 Mawr Oars, Eoftish Feed Ditto Poland, SO to 112 s Od...Potato.. 31 to 334 Od BerwictudifoolchSted 27 o 29a Od...Potato.. 32 to 34a Od Blab Feed .29 to 25 to 27a 0d...81ack,. 23 to 27. 04 Ditto Potato 32. Od to Sts Od P• 44, Grey Etb le 56 to 61 311 to 43s 0d...M.5p1e... 41 to 4.34 al Imperial 61 to 63 White 43 to 31...80aert 5l to 53 Saks, Nampo II to 41 llek. 41 to 43 . old 46 to 44 Harrow 4lll to 44 ktroall 44 to 46...01d 50 to 32 T4a24, New Spew ...... to New Whiter— to —...01d to !Urania, New 4O to 42 Per on. Crontarareo, Red — to White to Per tikorbri Loam C..tote £l3 C. to Cl 3 10,. FLoes, Town made, delivered oto SI Ann Ilou,Whord - S7 to 63 Norfolk and Suffolk... 0 to 49 Whites Northumberland, Lincoln, and Yorkshire Busse: and Kent — to Irish. FOREIGN. Duty paid. In Bond. Dentaic and Konfpnberg ...... ..63 to 66 Ana to 79 ..37 to 69 Panneannonn, Itattock, sod &Into, new 63 to 68 57 to 63 Yrs& sod Itrabnnt Dont& sad Mambo rscit lavariss. 4 to St — to —..— to aedo9lm9 ..... 62 to 83 ...33 to 39 Cooolloo. to Australian G 3 to 73... RTIL :~ B/nurr, 'Nadu's 24 M U 32 to 12 . to ii:Prrar MTh. Itua Itamoamans aid 27 lo SO..— to lloolish Dania 23 to 27... to BEANS. Mk Small Pus, Gm 77111t0 46 to 50......) Top, Old to aim to Duty free Immo, Betio 4.0 d Haim . ............ 40 41 to 47 do. do. Midtlerestato• . 47 49 to 31... do. do. lams& *o . 11 ' 4479 . 94•4d 94 to 16... do. do. CuP:144.9.11441 145. ta I.9.ewt. Duty 54 3d p. ew i. llammoet C..unw of duty.-per tdei, RS N. to E 5 10s. Loss DO* MlZOirma ditto £9 04. to £lO Os. DWI Moak 4911Amortona ditto £lO os. to£ll por BrL of 196214. Pzool4 41418.14444. 14 ...Z.194 11144 37 W 3 tree 37 to 39 =9l BMWS Mat, 7kL pat %wet) do. 35 to 38 halt -Awe per fliek of 150164. Azwais DUIO µ LOlmeel nam NI! •Dac. TO lit £416. Gm lama; arta. DM. S MID a ;'......-..... I IA: I 4130 I 9040 W P93lar, 4100 woks; 7430 beanie; matt, 3310 quarters. DIPF.IIIAL AVXBAGEIS Wltea4l 4 Bezle:j O. t.. t 4 Rye. ' Bears- Pear Nov. 21 394 ed 4 2s 114 23. 10d 42r Te Me 4d Od -- 26 39e Od 3. 73s 114 1. 3d Os I Ts 64 Dar. 3 394 7 4:s Ildlittis 7447 a 3d 45. 41404 trl 12 004 CU 1d204 id 424 Ild 15, lid 48. 7d' 19 094 1 42e 114,126 4 Sd 43 4 ld 4ts editlie 1/61 -26 els 43s 611261 104 tie T u re %491 4d _ II week' Ur. Arer. 60. Ils 1141164 4663 s 1 tie 3d140s 66 Deities 61 Die. Orals 4. lid 9. Odl Ls iir Os dd OA 2d Od LONDON Anatole', D. 26.—Wbest, 094. Id.; Earley, 445. Bd.; Osts. 29e. od.; Rye,.415..3d.; Berns, 494. 44.; Peas, 39..4d. Pliwbiaaaes in hR ale Week's Coin avenge.. Nov. 21. Nov. 29.1 D.C. Dec. 12 eio i 9 N 59 7 69 0 M. D. 19. Dec. 26. • BIRMINGHAM, DEC. 31.-At this day's market there wa , a fair supply of English Wheat, a great part old, and it found buyers at 3e. to 4.. per quarter above the cur rency of this day se'imight. Barley 2.5. to 3s. per quarter dearer. In Oats very little doing ; they are held for a rise of ls. per quarter. Wane Is. to 2a. per qua-ter dearer. Peas nominally unaltered. The millers advanced the retail price of Flour 3s. 4d. par sack. During the present week some quantity of English Wheat has changed hands at an improvement of 2a. to 3s. per quarter, and some salve of foreign were made at a similar advance. We have less doing in Barley, as buyers will not comply with the high rates demanded. Limited parcels of Oats are taken at a rise of 6d. to Is. per quarter. Beans 2a. per quarter dearer, Egyptian laving realised 19a., and French 204. per 1961t5 . ,.. in quantity. Peas held for more money, but found uo Mayers. Wheat, per bushel of 62 lbs., English, white, Bs. 6d. to 9s. 4d. ; new, Bs. 4.1. to 9s. 2d.; red Bs. to Bs. 10d.; new, Ba. 44. to 9s. 2.d. • forei, red , 81. to 9s. 4d. ; white, Ba. 10d. to 9s. 6d. ; 'Polish Odom, Bs. 4d. to Ba. 10d. ; Danube, Bs. 2d. to Bs. 4d. Barley, per imperial qr., 481. to itts. ; grinding, per 392 lb., 42a. 6d. to 441. 6d. Oats, per imperial quarter, English,wkite, 295. 6d. to 36e. 6d. ; Welsh, per 312 lb., black and white, 295. 9d. to 30s. 6d. ; Irisk (40 lb. to 421 b.), 30s. 6d. to 33a. 6d. ; do. (37 lb. to 391 b.), 295. 6d. to 31e dd. ; black, 284.9 d. to 30s. 9d. Beans, per 196 lb., English old, 19s. to 20s. 6d. ; new, 18e. 6d. to 19s. 6d. ; Irish, 17s. 6d. to 18e. 6d. ; Foreign, 18a to 20s. Peas, per imperial quarter, boiling, 665. to 641.; grinding, per 1961b.,161. 6d. to 18s:6d. Flour, per seek of 2801 b., English, fine, Ms. to 665.; seconds, 52a. to 545. BRISTOL, DEC. 31.-Prices of grain are advancing in this market. Since my last, sales have been made of Odom Wheat, at 645. to 70s. per qr. ; Dantsic, 745., and higher sates are now asked. English Flour, seconds, 625. per sack ; American barrels in bond at 36e., duty paid, 38s. to 40e. per brL Barley, grinding, 38e. to 42a. per imperial qr.; smiting, common, 455. to 475. ; fine and Norfolk, 601. to 521. Oats, light feed, 24.. to 275. per qr.; good feed, black, 28e. to 30s ; white, 295. to 311. ; heavy do., 34e.t0 381. At to-day's market, I consider the advance to be 3s. to 4e. on Wheat ; 28. to 3s. on Barley ; ls. on Oats ; Is. to 2s. on Flour; and 20. on Beans, with full attendance. Our farmers ask 70s. to 725. for Wheat. Some Norfolk Barley, said to have been sold at 58s. per qr. Beans, 48s. to 645. Boiling Peas, 60s. to 66e.-A very general demand, and light stocks. I 6os - rot?, DEC. 30.—The return of frost prevents our usual supplies by water from the fens, and a further ad- ranee has taken plat* in the value of corn in this market of 3a. to 4s. per v. on Wheat, and Is. to 2s. on Osta and Beans. Wheat, red, 625. to 68e. ; white, 665. to 71s. Oats, 275. to 30s. Beane, 465. to 495. per v. - - DEDDINGTON, DEC. 29.-Trade brisk, at advanced rates. New Wheat, 611. to 665. • old, 60s. to 644. Barley, 38e. to 445. New Oata, 20s. to 265. • old, 2.61. to 30s. New ' Beans, 401. to 445. • old, 42a. to 46; Boiling Peas, 525. to 665.; hog Peas, 404. to 445. Vetches, 365. to 40s. per qr. DEVIZES, Dec. 31.-A moderate supply of Wheat to-day, which met an extraordinarily quick sale, at from 3a. to 4s. a quarter above last week's prices. The demand for Barley was very good; it sold readily at an advance of from 30. to 4s. on the last quotation. The supply of Oats was Rood and the sale free, at Is. per quarter above last week's prices. Beans and Pees in good supply, and sold freely at 2s. per quarter advance. It was altogether the most brisk and selling market of the ar. Wheat, par quarter, hest white, 665. to 745. ; red, 68.. to 725. ; inferior, 445. to 645. Barley, 40s. to 625. Oats 245. to 31 4 . Beans, new, 44a. to I'm 62s. , 40s. to 48s. hour, per sack, fine, 565. to 60a. ; seconds, 604. to Ms Best Bread,l4d. the 81b. loaf. GAINSBORO', DEC. 29.-Wheat 60.. to 71e.; 753 qrs., 24621. 13e. (aver., 675. 94d.). Barley, 395. to 501. ; 274 qrs., 6411. 101. 6d. (aver. 465. 935.). Oats, 23e. to 275. ;37 qn., 481. 3a. (aver. Ms. 004. Beans, 48s. to 535. ;34 qn., 871. 2s, (aver. 61s. 214.). LIVERPOOL, DEC. 31.-With the exoeption of a good supply of Irish Oats, we have little fresh up from that wintry or coastwise daJ& this put two days ; there is, however, a fair arrive' of Mr' repro red American Wheat, Boom, and Indian Corn; besides army 42,000 barrels of + thstes swi Caudle Mar. no premiere of demand in all the esseheis of the eenstry,fse some weeks, appears to have her weeny gm; Ind to harm reduced mocks, particularly of all assenilned tow geoldiss of Groin sad Flour ' in nearly the semi piersiden wli oar Own, attended at the same thee with se squlvehet show fa value neither short =re sebum& eselsooreese, seem to limit inquiry, re Moot led Rem; yesterday and to-day, has been ea rdinnell ea ea ernonntre semis . of the for mer a fair quantity bas beseleassa ar hal led country osn =as wolf so b e Ind, in Wilke tosome large of heeded se well as free en ginsideslss, in all whisk en *drones of X per 70 lb. owe Trollop rates has been min In tooled Mem fessidsrodde Wee lave been area et no. W. M Ma, the meth* gain firm at the latter pries ; bat the dedow' dammed he mks s im n ia =3: paid barrels is not ewiw, dough fell stes t a z ai re Barley, malt, Beans, sal Pees, et L M qemindeos. Oata kW, ow provisos fervency. Of ern* any remains on bent Dien Cent as last nosed, name dans a wedsees esiont. Arrivals MU end Ranoolll from the 29th se die 30th Dee., incisolve ;-Whost, 8,164 qrs ; Batley, 5441 _Melt, 317 ; Oats, 7,6211; 1,812 ; Poem 1,048; Lam Corn, 0,446 ; *deed, a A loads; Neer, 41,906 bends. NiwAsi, Dec. 30. We leave MA eoli it the honest ewe herb* we hoe bows for sots time, felt of as& = la sed ad sloe in wok else is 4s. per qr. ewe, 41b. to 735. Z s il ik lis. to 705.; new, rod. lb. to to las. vaulting, o l d 62 1 4 IldldiN e m a lt , ol l6 Bo mow, to 345. ; 221. to 87s. Me. to Sh. Pees, tiL to 480. Rye, gds is Mb. Toren 48s. to 50s. Malt, Oh. to OIL NXIIIKINT, DEC. 81.—We centime iota applied iota Vast; die biglualsw dimessail at Ow awaaswe ara at tles sallssaaasesisaad brawn, but alma* as calla wee ■ mak sisand WI at sa advance at SW pm qr. Easy is very thort regiy, and sold readily ds. per qr. more nessey. Otte isern, Baas sad Per without siteratice. nrmotrrs, Dac. 31.—At this morning's market there was oely a saaa/1 supply et Wheat bon farmers. The dented wet good, tad sore Wes were node at 2s. above Mondays prizes. Barley wane, and sales made at 40a. Flour 2a. dearer, and 545. the present price for fine. STOCKBRIDGE, DEC. 31.-The market to-day was attended by several dealers more than usual, who nppeared anxious to purchase the best samples of Wheat, offering an advance of from 154. to 20s. per lead ; even then some of the farmers refused selling. We heard 734. per qr. asked, or 191. 10a. per load, fur some fires-rate white Wheat; several samples were sold at 181. to 18 guineas; best red, 171. to 171. 10s.; and very middling samples. 151. to 181. Barley : The best samples, 34. per qr. dearer, and secondary 2a.; some sold, weighing 10 score:l2 lb., at .50.. per qr.; and ano ther sample made 51s. ; common grinding could not be bought under 425. to 4.55. per qr., of the weight of 10 score 41b. Barley Meal, 225. to 235. per hag of 10 score lbs. Malt 2s. per qr. dearer; the best making 725. to 745. per p. Oats are also on the rue. But Pots's°, 325. to 34e.; common 254. to 284. Beans and Peas dearer, Tares also 6d. pzbel higher. Two or three samples of Rye were sold at 21. to 34. per qr. more money. Flour ewe 4s. per bag this day ; beet, per bag, sold at 561. ; seconds, 50.. to 52a. Bread also Id. dearer the Sib. loaf. EDINBURGH, Dec. 30. - The supply of Scotch Wheat from the fanners this morning was large, and though there were few bakers at market (as is usually the can at Ildeseason), yet the whole was quickly sold at about the mbitieurrent this day week. Since last Wednesday, a very considerable business has been done in foreign and English Wheat; the demand to-day was less active, but all kinds must he quoted on the week, fully 24. to 3s. per qr. dearer. Barley was in request, and brought readily Is. to 2s. more money. The extreme rates asked for Oats checked the de mand, but ultimately the large supply was all clean d off at an improvement of Is. per qr. Beane and Peas much in quired for, and le. to 2s. per qr. higher. Wheat, 854 qrs. sold, average price 651.2 d. per qr. ; Barley, 944, 434. 3d. ; Oats, 988, 345. 9d. ; Beans, 47, 51s. 11d. GLASGOW, DEC. 30.-With the exception of Oats and Barley coastwise, and a carsto or two of Oate and Beans from abroad, the arrivals at Grangemouth since the 23rd Inst. have been small; but need, twenty noels were re ported there yesterday, chiefly with Oats and Barley, the latter for the most part from Berwick. About 4,000 qn. of Oats, together with a few Beal*, have consti tuted the imports from Ireland. Of United States and Cana dian Flour upwards of 7,000 barrels have arrived, and other cargoes are at band, including some Indian Corn and Peat. During the week there was renewed activity in the trade, all articles being in request at ealeaseing prices. The market to-day was pretty numerously attended for the season, and Wove the close a good extent of business was tranaucted, =establishing the advance as indicated by our quotations, are Is. per boll for Wheat ; and 24. to 3s. fur Earley ; about h. 6d. for fine Oats ; Is. for Beans, and 2e. for white Peas ; Is. to 2s. per sack, and Is. per brl, fur Flour ; and about 2s. per load for Oatmeal above these of this day week. Wheat, per 2401 b., English, white, new, 355. to 375. ; red, old, 325. to 355. ; new, 34e. to 35e. ; Scotch, white, old, 83s. to 365. ; new, 31s. to 349. ; Irish, red and white, old, 32e. to 340. ; new, 32e. to 345. ; Dentsic, old, 314. to 38a. ; Pomeranian, old, 345. to 365.; Danish, old, 325. to 345.; Odessa, soft, old, 325. to 345. ; Russian, hard, old, 335. ; Canadian, old, 331. to 345. ; United States, old, 345. to 365. Barley, per 3201 b., English, new, 355, to 383. ; Berwick and Scotch, new, 335. to 36a ; Iri•h, new, 325. to 345.,; !Prei free Pomeranian, &c. new, 335. to 36e.; feed old, 31e. to 384. ; new, 325;6d. to 355. Oats, per 264 l se wick &pat:ketch,. new, 804. to 324 .; prepared Irish. 28s. td Beans, per 4 imperial bushels, English, old, 27e. to 11 ;. :saw, 22.. to M. • Scotch, old, 265. to 265. 1,.; J old, 245. to 25e. ; Irish, per 260 Its., Mint; • ...sr: 295.; Egyptian, per 280 lb., old, 27.. to 28s. PeeS per 2801 b., white, old, 28s. to 30e.; new, 30s. to 335. ; grey, • • old,_ 275. to 28s. ; Canadian, old, 275. to 295. ; new, 30s. w • Vaal.; Flour, per 280114., English, superfine, old, 54e. to ' t *sr , Oho; kith ditto, old, 535. to 56e. fine, old, 525. to 535.; eras Oaks qualities, old, 565. to 58s. ; American, per barrel • • er 4meet, old, 394. to 404, • Canadian, sweet, old, 38s, to 395. ; ewer, alit, 33e. Oatmeal, per 2801 be., Scotch, new, 555. to 575. • f lading Corn, per 280 40s. to 424. es 4 • "171:* HOPS. t Bolouctr MARKET, Two o'clock.—Messrs. Pat- i maim and Smith, Hop factors, report that there continues algid( demand for all Hops on offer, at an advance of full , 2s. pot cwt. dace Christmas. The quantity ou offer is ( almaawait to tle demand. - I and Imellanasarem per Cirt.t3 Oa. to Z 8 10s. WWI dimes ,. 40to S 0 ' k 1 ammar, amok ..- ....... ...-..... folisitlito —......— ... „ . 613 to 610 . • ', Tadlog Mob ...... . ! 3 to I !.. irresial to 4 0 Old Hops NEWBURY, DEC. 31.—The trade is very inani mate at present yet holders remain firm, asking from 6/. 10s. to 71. per cwt. for best Farnham; country, 51. to 61. 10s. Kenta, 41. 15e. to 61. 10s. ; Wormsters, 41. 10s. to 61. ; old Hops, 21. to 31. WOOL. NEWBCRY.—The akin dealers sell their beet Wool at 13d. per lb ; second, 11d. to Illd. ; brood, Is. ; sissoxid, 10d. ; greys, Bd. CATTLE, &c. Surriain,D, Tiro o'Clock.—Our supply of Beasts is large, in consequence of which trade in exceedingly dull.; but, there still being a considerable demand for first-rate qualities, these descriptions suffer very little reduction in price ; 4e. ed. in, however, the very top quotation for ehoiceat Soots. Seeembesee errekower, esql several row - mairs trial:dd. From Holland we have only 22; Portugal, 10., Scotland and Ireland, about 200; nearly 300 Linoolna and Leicester' ; 131 mach CORP; and the remaind er from the neighbourhood of London and various parts of the country. We are also well supplied with Sheep; and the demand is exceedingly limited; best qualities are pretty freely disposed of at Mon&y's prices, but inferior descriptions can not all be sold, although a reduction be submitted to. We have 280 from Holland and Germany. The trade fer Calves is very heavy, and our top quotation is with difficulty ob tained for the choicest descriptions. Pigs are selling shout the same as of late. Beet Bc734:lliiiiord., Be. (per stone of 8 Its ) 43 44 to is 64 Bast Short Boma 4 0 4 &woad quality Beast* Oiless 4 0 3 2130 Best Downs sad HalLierede 4 10 5 Bed Loovroolu 4 4 4 Ewes sad mood quality Basta et market, 806; abeep and Lambs, 3,090; Calves, Ire; Pigs, 310. DEDDINGTON, DEc. 29.—The supply wee short. This is accounted for frees its being the season of the year when farmers are unwilling to take store stock to market. Fat stock made good prices. DERBY, DEC. 29.—There was a small supply of Beasts; Sheep, en avenge one; fat Pigs, same. Beef, 50. to 6d. Mutton, Sid. to 7d. per lb. figs, Si. per score. Rough fat, 42. 9d. per done. NEWBURY, DEC. 31.—The market was fairly sup plied with lean Besets, Cows, Heifers and Calves; business slack at a reduction of 6s. each at least ' . We observed a fine Guernsey Cow In calf, make but 171., worth, two months ago, 201. ; some small in calf sold at 91. to ill. each. There were a few Sheep. which sold well at the latest quoted prices. In the Pig market were penned 346 Stores, Sows, and smaller Pigs not one third of which found purchasers, though offered at 2s. to 31. lea than the same sold for last Thursday. The fat Hogs are !ceiling scarce, and making from Gd. to Is. per score better pries, from 10e. to 106.6 d. being now asked. Well fed Porkers are also rising 111. to Ila. 6d. being the present price. Horses : Mr. Pi his, Mr. Toombe, and ;two or three other dealers had some good cattle for sale to-day. The beet went off steadily at advanced prices. Poor Nag and Cart-Horses, an Ponies, did not sell so readily, though a - wed at reduced terms. ROTHERHAM, DEC. 28.—The show of both Beasts and Sheep was very small the attendance of buyers also was which caused a dell sale, yet at the close all were sold up at last week's priors. Beef, per at, 6s. to Gs. 6d. ; prime, 71. ; Mutton, per lb., Gd. to 61d. WAKEFIELD, Dec. 30.—We had stack at our market this morning ; there ante of buyers, yet the market was heavy, lows :—Beef, per it., 6s. 3d. to a. 6d. Mutton, per lb., 6d. to 6id. We had o - Cattle and Calvert. SHIPPINO. Kula UNITED: 2, Dublin ; 1, Waterford Ise ; 1, Fl ei& ; 1, Flanders ; 1, Brawl Lonna*, Jen. I.—Wind this day Sight brume, end buy. OFF PILL, Dec. ao.—Devendra, Batavia • 0/SWAT. Dec. 27.—Arrived : Manchester, liannsFooL, Dec. 26.—N. to N.N.' — "tliframichi. ad" Dec. 30.—5., moderate.—Anil °rims. Dzar.„__Dee. 30.—8. to E.S.E., gentle Amity, Hall, Jamaica' Undaunted,. Valli* PORTSMOUTH, Dee. 31.—E.N.E, fillo.-A Semarang. Off port : Prince Alba% New' Cowes, Dee. 31.—E.—Arrived : Emma, Orr IsLa or WIGHT, Dec. 31—H.M.S. America. TORBAY, Dec. 31.—E.—Arrived : Havre. Off . Indus, Quebec. Orr Saimaa; Dec. 30.—E.—Arrived Havannah. PLYMOUTH.—Arrived : COIONSINIS, Symmetry, China. Of: Argyle, Quebec; buctoo. BaISTOL, Dec. 31.-B.B.E.—A— ' Batavia. CLYDE, Dec. 30.—W.—Arrived : Chevalier, Mary, Montreal; Denby Hammed. ' BURLINGTON Dee, at.—The Newcastle, weatenhone Lot alibt, as Plea MARGATE, Dos. 31.—The laika Belfast, got in asiser ado Meagnee Omsk IP i sow the PAzatotrrit, Daft $l,-11., rippt ‘hiebs ttma L l l 7, PZTPIit Chalk ant puseist , N i r s er4Mo6. lll; Tre, ara. Lew" pima Inglised Paws aim A.-- LaW On 13wainuoa,—arrival: VIMAIJI irons WITII.—Nor. 20. for Sydney, lat. 48 W., kn. 7.23 W. Bum, Liverpool to Chios, lat. 49.13 N. Walter Scott sad Thomas Zing, at Noy. 13—Berque Atter, liatuitius, I 26.64 N., loos. 22.12 w. •.• rata ors Hauled ••• . ul a short supply of ood ttend- a " a z f w ,.. a l : od r: a ur s ,p g . rices p7i 6: a u fol- f. lean mar forl 1, Donaglia- i at noon, N.N.W., Itayia, for Bristol. clitsUit, New York. N.W.—Arrived : Ma- ached : Pallas, New lads lwsss.—BaOed: i. Yelps:Wm ,e.—Arthed: H.M.S. New Y. ante, .16.5! i g= a1 ,South Clarks Bahia, fac ived : Imes Ihnoon, , Calcutta. Mod : lushes ; Baton, 'Mehl- red : Brie Vrieudar, Chevalier, Demerara ; tna, hem Calcutta to Flambro' Head. ~ndle, from Antwerp to has been assisted off, e.—Arrived: Majestic, bulwarks, Az. ; Mrt- ]st, tor Bremen; Ago- e!l. for London ; MIL lick ham Havre, for go Havre ' for BIIITS Eden, fro m Hams, for a, Mauritius. 20.—The V. Dee. 71 N., long. 9.22 W. ; lon, bound oat from Oroonook, lot. on Me hat *Ai: