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IL—CLAIM OF PLANTS. lII.—OP THE SUBDIVISIONS OF EXOOF.N& IV.—OF THALANIPLORAL EXOOEN& V.—OP MEOW/ORAL EXOOE.NS. OCIROLLIPLoRAL I , IOOENS. VIL—OP 110NOCRLAMTDEODS Exoczys. VIII.—OP ENDOORNB. IL—OF CRYPTOGAMS, or ACROOENS. Enirftcor A EvIVIA, WhbefriArA. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. Four 'oelock. OPENING OF THE FRENCH CHAMBERS. The French Chambers were opened yesterday, with the usual ceremony, by the King in person. For his Majesty's Speech, received by express, we are in debted to our contemporary the Morning Herald. " Messieurs Peers and Deputies— ' " In summoning Toe to resume the labours of the session, I my first wish is that you should afford my Government your I best co-operation to relieve the sufferings that this year weigh upon a portion of our population. I have hastened to order measures best calculated to attain that object. I trust that by the fi rm maintenance of order, by the liberty and security I of commercial transactions, by a judicious application of the I public resources, of seconding the seal of private charity, we shall mitigate those trials with which Providence sometime* visits the most prosperous states. "My relations with all the Foreign Powers give me the firm confidence that the peace of the world continues secure. " The marriage of my beloved son, the Due de Montpen tier, with my beloved niece, the Infants of Spain, Louisa Fernando', has completed the satisfaction and consolation which Providence ham vouchsafed me and my family. This union will be a fresh pledge of those good and intimate rela tions which have so long subsisted between France and Spain, and the maintenance of which is as desirable for the prosperity, as for the reciprocal security of the two states. " I have reason to hope that the affairs of the River Plata will, before long, be settled conformably with the views adopted by my Government, in concert with that of the Queen of Great Britain, for the re-establishment of the security of our commercial relations in those countries. "I have concluded with the Emperor of Ronda a treaty of navigation, which guarantees to us, by a just reciprocity in our maritime relations with that empire, advantages which it was important for us to secure. " An unexpected event has impaired the state of things founded in Europe by the last treaty of Vienna. The re public of Cracow, an independent and neutral state, has been incorporated with the empire of Austria. I have pro tested against this infraction of the treaty. " At home the constant progress of the public revenue, despite the causes which might have checked it, proves that the activity and resources of the country continue to increase. The financial laws, and various other laws relative to important improvements in the legislation and administration of the kingdom, will be submitted to your deliberation. The great public works which we have undertaken shall be completed with the per severance which the interests of the country command, and with the prudence indispensable to the maintenance of public credit. " You will also have to direct your attention to measures calculated to second in our African (Algerian) possessions the progress of colonisation and of its internal prosperity. Tran quillity, so happily restored to Algeria by the valour and de votedness of our army, enables us to examine maturely that important question, respecting which a special vote will be presented to you. " lfeesinue,—A common feeling animate. us. You are all, like me, denoted to the happiness and grlndenr of our oountry. AlreadyJong experience has enlightened us as tout. policy best suited to her moral and mate. ial interests, and which must secure present prosperity and the pacific and regular developement of her future destinies. I await with confidence, from your patriotism and wisdom, the co-operation necessary to the accomplishment of this great task. Let us assist each other in supporting the burtluct, and France will reap the fruit of our efforts." The only matter of news, adds our correspondent, mentioned in the Paris papers, is an insurrectionary movement in Morat, a little Protestant district at tached to the Jesuit canton of Fribourg. On the 6th inst. two columns marched against the capital, which was prepared. A letter from Alexandria announces the death of Lord Bernard Howard, third son of the Duke of Norfolk, suddenly, on the 21st ult., of congestion of the brain. Madrid accounts are of the bth instant= both Chambers were proceeding with preliminary ar rangements. (halide had been relieved from martial law. The Spanish steamer Villa de Madrid was burned in the harbour of Cadiz, on the 28th Decem ber ; part of the cargo and machinery was saved, and no life lost. Three per Cents., 311 cash ; Five per Cents., 20.1 ; Coupons, r 81; Passive, 61; the Union Bank of Madrid had issued its notes. MARRIAGE IN HIOR LIVE.—At St. Paul's Church, Knightsbridge, this morning, the Hon. Adelaide Lister to Maurits Drummond, E.q. LATE ELOPEMENT.—We are requested to correct statement, which has gone the round of the papery. The parties who pursued and brought back the fugitives were not, as has been reported, brothers of Mr. Drummond, but members of the young lady's family. COMMERCIAL er MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Half-past Two.—The speech of the French monarch on opening his Parliament has bad no effect on public secu rities either one way or the other. But the funds, though re msining with scarcely any alteration from yesterday's prices, have rather a heavy appearance, and with few transactions. Consols are called 931 to 1, with rather more apparent incli nation among the dealers to sell than to buy. Exchequer bills maintain the advance they acquired late yesterday, and are still quoted 12s. to 16g. premium. Purchases are yet making in them for account of railway companies bang their deposit, to make preliminary to the entertainment of their bilis in Parliament Foreign securities may be quoted at the same rates as yes. terday, with a dull market. In the present undecided state of the home stocks, the operations in foreign are, and are likely to continue, on a limited scale. Mexican are 231 to 1. Spanish Fives, 251 to 6 ; the Threes, 361 to 6. Dutch Two and-a-ffalf per Cents, 69t o 1 ; the Fours, 921 to 3. Bret Mork, For el PAL, 1 per Oast Cl/6604, 14 per eTeolaols fnr Atet., Ni g ii pin Cest.t.ssi Itzehapier Lille, li. 154. • _ _ FOREIGN per Ct. A 944144 Roads, Ne 4**Ct. DONNA Erode, 4sNd 2I per Or...ditto, $ per Ct. Bratilllas 1N4.,117 9 Ditto New, 81 4 per Q. Ettence Ayres BY., 41 4 Ditto Chilled Nda , Moo Colotob. Def. BY., Ooleolblen Edoodoe ltd., id 3 per Cc Ged Has., NI it per Ct. Dote 4 per Ct. Dated Cert.. 434 3 131:77417/3. 1 per 1303. Oreea4 11413,111 30 Oreuda Ileftrr94 1333, 32 per CI. Mexican 0011, 232 per Cr. Penwlas 14., 1011 0r1920333 Cost, 11413., 17 n pH' Ct. Ruble. 090, 110 12 01110 033310 116. 2s. per Cl. 6403143 Ila., 332 4 p.W Deterred Si., 17 f 633..0 3334/04 14., 32 For Ct. Vteravela Ms., 39 41 30433433 Delayed Yds , 11 13 RAILWAYS. The market wears a rather depressed appearance this morning, with little active business going forward. Biemingham and Oxfords were steady, w;th some dealings In item. Taw Vales were rather better. In French lines there are scarcely any transactions. We publish in another page the gross receipts of tie French lines of railways. As the charges of working these lines are not stated, so that the net amounts, out of which dividends should be forthcoming, might be arrived at, kis not possible to make even an approximstive guess as to the condition, prosperous or otherwiae, of railway enterprise is France. But surely an increase of gross income on the Orleans lines of nearly one-eixth, or about sixteen per amt., and of not far from one.eighth, soy 12 per cent., on W Rouen line, within the year, should yield satisfactory moults, supposing proper skill and economy in the management. We observe that for the week ending with the sth instant (six days only), the receipts on the Orleans line were 100,053 francs, which was a decrease upon the corresponding six days of last year, of 8,600 francs ; and that the receipts on the Rosen line to t five days ending with the 4th instant, at 76,768 francs, were 6,340 franca below those of the corresponding period of set year. SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO Tills DAY IN LONDON. (Yesterdays prima will be band in last page.) Aberdeen 1151 Midland, 127 8 Amber., Not, Bon lk E. in., 26 6 Do. New, 38 76 Bir. tilounalter, 1/0 19 Do. Dew, et Dir. and Word in., 13 Newts. and Berwick, 35 44 Wolror., tDudley, 61 p Newport and Ahergarenny, 1 Bir., Stour Val., 4 p Norfolk. Flares, 11 Bristol Exeter, New, 134 N. Counties Union, 1 4 1 nueldnakhoshire, i p North British, 1 54 Caledonlan, 294 Do. Herne, 13 1 Chester end Holyhead, 211 Do. = il l Cornwall Mdse., 11 Do. Thirds, Northern !Serie, 2 , 4 Noeth re, 86 Myst E.DeCamlke, 311 Tot Wanks, 34 1 East lasuslini, 174 Ely k ksallilku. in 13 Gt. kw& Yk. Reg.), 31 Do = . (01rallksthera Rea.), 44 li t- a61:1 1 1% 1 5 ILi pmkk May Edmond's, 13 asolsr se6 Carikle, 65 1777 Lark emi New Valabg JO e. 77 Leib &Ilia, New, 54 4 I.o l lerrewrre 7 , l l =ri k t . V., 8 1 . 91 . t4 " Ds. Qweetera, New, 15 111 I L. spa 8, Western New, 264 111 DP. 'hoax Ds l kerip, Ma& owl Leis Plfthe, Zeilemiok 11 Itsa, BEL, sad Kat., I Nam mad flewtheesplea. I 11 BUNCHES= I Amb., Not,,k BaelesE. Jn., i 9 Bir., Lan., & CYa Pk, 1 3-181 p Bk. k Chdbed amid" 111 1 P Bir., WeL,SalleerVeL,2l3-16 1 p Bleak, ClNksee. Is 14 .' 1 , 7 - 16 I d Buallistrolies, 114.. p EPA tarrolin, 34 p Neel Lkeeelaeb&e, I 3-16 p Minix Qr.., 19 Fleetwood, Pee., & W• 1 1-1, i P Hod. & Yea. ILA p C. 12 Do. Think Lee& & Ilkek, Prof., 11 p Leeds, Drinliwry, & Man., New Brunches (Blue), Scrip, 3 p Man., Met., k Lin., Eighths, d raisin - 17*re _ 1160 A, Da ars B, 2f =11 6. 105A Bd. Bag., If IMO Brim md Dover, 391 44 Do. lfew 131.), No. 4. 41 llwtl Widek, 31 I B. York., Dm, mad Om* 71 hw Yale Ed/dm 4. Bir., 'Rol., and Dudley, M p Bir., Wel., At Bt. VaL, p Shrews. k (A), 2 p Do. Do. (8), i 168. . p Windex I.7nkin. 2 H. 1 l i p , Maine% & W., f p York & Newenatk, 362 Do. New, 12 Do. Pref., 71 f Yoe* & N. Mid-, 95 Do. Extrudes, 39 Do. Do. Pr ll. 4' &l l 7. "‘" l2gßl llrten.,lB2 Boulogne and Armen 154 Bor.. Toni., it Cane (Eapelete's), 4 Jamaica 8 Mid. la., If Icareabotirg, N. of Frame, 101 Paris and Rouen, 351 &umbra sad Meuse, 5 41 BALM Jan. 11. Man. k Ueda Ilalwa(11.12.), 6 p Do. Extenrion u a shim Man., She, & 4 Mani:beater & linitharapton, 1 d N. Britian. Eo., 15-16 p N. Wa6ordabire.3l p N. Unioa (A). szt N. Weatern, 11-16 p Now. &Car. (301. Sh.), 131 p Oldham Alliance f p t "L ir t te r aid, 2 s l - ' l6 j d 21b7nakii ire Union, d Weft Riding Union, 21 p Whitcharen & Parma, 34 d EIJEL BAI Clithe., mad N. W., d E. Counties+ York Extea., db, ed. p North British Qoortero, 70s. SALES, J. 11. Shropiddre Union d S. S. Beg. (late J.), p (late Trent V&L), 21.3 d. lip LEEDS SAL Abb., Not., & Pos.. 30. :s. eff.P East Loserhire, 31 _ p lb. New Slaws, p New Pulp, 545. p E. It W. Yorkshire, 2s. &I Ssed. d Ot.Nor. (late Lae. k York) 134.6 d. I . l (irr Gt os. & Sheff. 200. d Hodder'. 'ad Man., H p Leak sad Dews. E.., Sc,(pees), 21d dd. p Leek sod Think, 3cd d De. Prof., 14 19.. p &shoo k Drifileld J., 295. p Zll. J. 11. West Hiding TJaka, York&New. Pref.,s4 51. Ils. sd. p E Be. Fs., Cora. & Gt. N. (Loa. & York 8..), 31.1 e. 66. Lekooter sad Bedford, 13. Line., & New. Jo., 11.11. Max., Buz., Mot, & 1114.,31. M. $4 N. British Third. W. 114. KB, Jog. 11. Mfdlsad Pratermea 41 p North British gra, 21 44.. p Do. Ea &alp, Ida 6d. DM. p North Wades, 13a ed. 14a. p &we, Rog., sad d *2s. p &barna& J Tort sad /I= 3 1 p York & N. M. Pret,lll.la 3d. p Do. E. & W. Riding Unica, 1319 /VIM LINIL Leda, Woks., & MM.. lg. dd. 60. d Nester sad Iled&rd, 4o d W. Rat TJnida, 11. 7s. Q. la. dd. 'A Jas. U. N. British ES., It. IDA& Ds. 6d. N. Coaetiro Yaks, It. Il► North Wolters, U. 4s. York & New. Pref., 74 75. les. 9d. York k N. Mid. Ex., 144 Do. net., IN PRODUCE. - - MINCING-LANE, Half-past Tiro.—The public sales have been laree and various, occupying the market until a late hour : Sugar consisted of 100 hhds. Barbadoes, 12,000 bags Mauritius, 4,000 bags Bengal, 5,000 bags Madras, and „. 1,6)0 bap Hbant ; Ogles, of 2.500 bags Crylon, and 100 cas'o Jamaks ; Tea, a/ 30,013 packers ; with other minor artkleo. Sager.—The wants of the trade for consumption, added to a speculative feeliag that the article will be adm.tted into breweries and distilleries, have caused an animated demand, mad prices must be considered la. bd. to 2e. higher than kit week. The Barbadoes and Mauritius all found buyers at the latter Advents. The refined market is bare of goods ready for delivery, and higher prices are demanded. Coffee has spatained the advance quoted last week, but the demand for good ordinary Ceylon has rather abated, and • part offered in public sale was withdrawn at 42.. Saltpetre. -2,000 hags sold in public sale at full prices. Refraction, 21 to 31, 275. ed. to 28s. ref. Rice continues in good demand, and prices a shade dearer. Rem.—This article has become scarce iu importers hands, but a large business has been done by the trade. Proof Leeward., 3s. Id. to 3e. 2d. ; East India, 2.. lid . to 3.. A large parcel E.I. has bean sold to arrive, at 34. Carom—The market hi been quiet today. Tea. —The great balk of the public sales that have passed today was withdrawn by the importers, the trade refusing to give previous priors at public auction. PRICES CURRENT. 8004 a, per cwt. our, rum W. 1ndia,8.P.1rn.4.45 00..•47 Od Yellow &Grey 4B 0...50 0 liourittoo, brown ll7 0. 45 41 Yellow 47 0...30 • Pine 310.8 38 • Bougalalladros, b 3B 0...44 11 Yellow 46 0... W • White 300.461 Fccelizbrove.— 36 0 A. " :',ga. No. I. Bdop. . II 3...11 1 Como ai . eardifib . s; S 13... 9 Ihrodlah II 10 . 0 Loan, at per ton. Pld. boot lO 10 0 make, sheet l9 S .. 0 Bars n 0... 0 Patent shot 3ll • .. 0 rel or minium ir=brow7s-. . 36 0..43 Ir .... -. 47 0...46 0 Ges7 and white SO 0...00 0 leetwel. U 0...71 0 Lamps 664.070 Cornet, to Bawl. West led* cgdl - U 0... 40 0 Good Wite 7O 0 133 0 Ceylon, good ord/- Sprites FlFT : 3, 4 B ". ear r cel. " straw .. 34 0...33 0 haannsi ....... - 79 1.. 32 10 8 14 P ad a llattar l 2lll 11'...r3 0 " Cud .... 27 C.. 27 10 antalrira.. . . ... 19 . ..70 10 ........ 0... 0 . Cbea~ Nate Fine ordinary— 43 0 0 • Fine 3O 0 .. 90 • limbo, pod 402=36 0... 43 • pets Wok o lee ord}- nary t &mars and Pa. 36 0... 56 • daft 240.341 Tay at per lb. Galva, conmoa 0 •j... 0 111 laws, at per mt.. Bengal white 2O 0 .. S 7 0 11414 BIM 1161% _ pat IS N... 0 9 11."1 _ 0:20/... 2510 mailor—vorm. la 94 0...93 0 200 0 0 0 to kd 0 0. . . 0 0 Dula% Int 0 0.. 0 0 Usloke. do $2 0...92 o Carlow, 00 0...100 0 =w it : 11,04 On* 14 0 .. 10 • I Sm. l7 0... II 0 4VI/00. ... ..... —. Si 0.. If • Omens. SI 0... 34 0 1 firtans._ 1 , Ili* pie dent —. • 11.. • 0 i 11W1149wii • &„ • 0 Perk„ eitimers 77 6...90 0 Bacon-Parti.Lmrk Do.. &nut 75 o._» • Bacon, 'Waterford, a Zrt. 10 0...61 0 lAftk Wa frihat. terford, Pr do trk I :: ::::: : Ditto Bladder . 7O 0...76 0 American Muss, Os and Cow, at per lb. B. A. and M. Video, 1.0 Wifs.6 e 7 51 =id 0 4 0 4 Brazil, dry_ 0 11 0 6 Oryselted 0 40 .0 0 4f . 0 6 L i ma! Yelp. dry • 6 ...0 6 West ladle, dry .. , 0 1 . 0 6 Salted 0 .0 4f East India 0 4 . n 101 KM., B.Apree, dr, 0 7 ..0 6 ErProa dry 0 4 .0 9 9. Amer.lione, per hide 6 0 .19 0 RMS., data 6 0...10 4 1770 Wawa, at per too. Losrood,Jantalcs E 4 A.. 4 10 Hoodlum 3 0... 5 15 Camper:by 6 10... 7 10 Emetic, Jamaica 5 10... 11 0 Nicentae, law *ad Rum at per an -- Leeward Wand Proof Demerara, 26 to 36 per cent. O.P. . . 33...4 Jantated, Id to 36 per cent. O.P. 3 1 ... 4 Favourite marks 4 0 ... S Bounty, lot brands S 0 .. 5 1 British spirits, d.p. II 9 ...II Scotch 11 9 II Irlah ll 9...11 Pus. per tEL Riga, P.T.B. £44 0...33 St F . eterdactri, • bead Dutch and Finnish 53 0...65 Friesland Timm, at pee ton. SLFctentburg,clean.C37 10...36 outabot half clean Mau, Rhine 38 outabot pan Manilla East India Sumo l3 0...16 Bombay l4 0...16 Jute TIM, St per ewL Bann 103 0. 0 0 titralue _ solid 14 0 13 0 0. 10 0 1.130 s 10 0...16 0 Com. fn hicekr 9B 0... 0 0 lam., at per 339. Bare S9 13 £lO 0 Sewn 10 0...17 10 Red Readers. 5 e It 10 Brazil 80 0. 10 0 COTTON. HAVRE, JAN. 11.—The market continues in the lame active state that it hes been in for the Last week or more. Ou Saturday last the sake were upwards of 1,000 bales at the brokers' prices. The latest news from the United States has not diminished, but rather augmented the thirst of speculation in Cotton, and the prices have conse quently gone on increasing. The sales for the past week are quoted at 18,000 bales, the greater part of which is to deliver. New Orleans ordinary brings 106 francs, and the ordinary Georgia, 102 francs. The stocks received daring the week are about 4,000 bales ; and there are erwted at Havre 21 cotton ships and 3 packets (one of the Zurich, arrived .in Sunday last), which will bring, it is cal enlaced, not more than from 32,000 to 35,000 bales, the re mainder of their cargoes being supposed to be made up with flour. Half of this expected quantity is already sold in the market. SOAP TRADE LONDON, JAN. 11. -Price or Y. Candle on the coot, per cwt., London, 51s. 6d. Town Tallow, nett price, London, 524. ; Liverpool, 51.. 6d. to 524. Rough Fat, letter prin.. per stone of 81ba., London, 3a. Newgate Market, for as d Fat, average price, per atone of 81b,., London, 3a. Id. to 3a. 3d. Stuff, London. 38a. Palm Oil, London, 395. to 40s. ; Liverpool, 380. 6d. to 39i. Cocoa-nut Oil, London, 445. ; Liverpool, 44.. to 45*. Resin, tine transparent, Lon don, 4s. ; Liverpool, 3s. to 10s. 6d. Alkali, strong, per cent., London, 21d. to 3d. ; Liverpool, 21d.; weak, London, 2jd. to 3d. ; Liverpool, 21d. Price of Extta Pale Soap, nett price, exclusive of chests, freight, &c.. London, 525. ; Liver pool, 51s. to 52a. ; Mottled, Loudon, 52a. to 545. ; Liverpool. 50s. to 51s. TALLOW. The market firmer to-day, at 3s. per cwt. advance for forward delivery. Pricerborg Y. C it bit Febrin to limb delivering . October to Docomber dellrerloc CORN. ATLZlG3trltY,Lue.9.—Wheat in short supply, and a clearance was effected at an advance of Is. per qr. Barley was in short supply, of which a clearance was effected at an advance of from ss. to Be. per qr. Beans, Peas, and Oats from Is. to 2a. per qr. dearer. Wheat , 151. to 201. per load. Barley, 44a. to 59c Beans, 465. to 50s. Peas, 46. to 525. Oats, 28s to 36e. per qr. BRIDLINGTON, JAN. 9.—A fair supply of Wheat and Oats, and but very few samples of other kinds of grain. Good dry Wheat brought Is. to 2.. per qr. advance ; other sorts were without alteration. A very short supply of Barley, which sold readily at an advance of 3s. to 4s. par qr. Oats m good demand at former rates. Wheat, 60s. to 70s. Barley, 40s. to 48e. per qr. Oats. le. 3d. to Is. 34d. per stone. Beans, 445. to 48s. I'eas, 425. to 445. per qr. CAMBRIDGE, JAN. 9.—There was a good supply of grain. For Barley farmers asked very high prices, which the meagers refused to give generally, and m ,ny samples were unsold. Wheat, red, 70s. to 745. ; white, 765. to 80s. ; Barley, malting, 645. to 645. mad, 645. to 665. ; Beans, 465. to 60s. ; Yeas, Ms. to 62a.; Oats, seed, 28s. to 345. per quarter. - - - - CARLISLE, JAN. 9.-A further advance was readily obtained in Wheat of 1.. to 1.. 6d. Barley, of 6d. to Is. ; and Oat., 6d. to Is. Wheat, red;2s.. to 275. 6d. ; white, 28.. to 29.. 6d. ; Barley, 15s. 6d. to 17s. ; fine malting, 16e. &I. to 17.. ; Oats, 11.. to 13a 6d. ; Rye, 21s. to 234. ; Beans, 22.. to 23.. per three bushel Imperial. DONCASTER, JAN. 9.-There was a good supply of Wheat and Oats, but only moderate of Barley. For the former article we note an advance of 1.. per three bushels for all fine qualities, and of all descriptions there was a good clearance. Oats in good demand at rather better price.. Beans, old and new, were fully dearer. Having only a short supply of Barley, and a large attendance of buyers, the trade was brisk, at an advance of from 3s. to se. upon last week's prices. Wheat, new, 235. to 245. ; fine, 25e. to 29.. ; old, 21s. to 244. ; fine, 255. to 285.; Blendoorn, 19s. to 22a.; fine, 235. to 24.. Rye, 18.. to 190.; fine, 21s. Beans, 186. to 19s. ; fine, 20s. to 21s. ; old, 18s. to 21.. Peas, white, las ; grey, 181. to 19.. per three bushels. Oats, new, 235. to 275. ; fine, 28.. to 345. ; old, 25.. to 26e. ; fine, 30s. to 355. Barley, 48s. to 60s. ; fine malting, 52v. to 574. per qr. - - - FAREIIAM, JAN. 11.-The market was brisk, fine Wheats being 4s. to ss. per qr. dearer than the quoted taw of last market day, best samples of white Wheat realising 221. to 231 . per load; red. 201. to 211. ; common samples, from 171. to 181. Barley of the bat quality was up to from 645. to 58s. per qr.; good heavy grinding, from 441. to 445. ; light qualities, from 403. to 441., being an advance of full 4s. per qr. Oats were up 33. per qr. for the best, and 2a. for indif ferent samples ; the best Poland and Potatoes making 36a. to 38s. ; black, 30s. to 325. ; other qualities, 265. to 30s. Beans were at an advance of 2s. to 4s. per qr. for new, and 2s. for old. Peas, grey, 2s. dearer ; white, 4s. Tick Beans making 51s. to 665. per qr. ; and good boiling white, from 60s. to 665. Rye was 3s. per qr. higher. Tares 6d. to Is. per bushel higher, the best winter reaching 7s. per bushel. Flour roes 6s. per bag within the last ten days, the best making 62a. ; seconds, 68s. per bag. Barley Meal, 225. to 245. per bag. Malt, the best, 10s. per bushel; other qualities, from 9s. to 91. 6d. Bread, 17C to 18d. per 81b. loaf. HADLEIGH, JAN. 11.-We had a good supply of Wheat, wbich was taken at fully last week's prices. - Barleys were in short supply, and, our musters being needy, they went off at an advance of from Is. to 2s. per qr. But few Beans and Peas, the prices of which were fully supported. Heitman, JAN. 9.-There was not a large supply of Wheat at this day's market, but the demand was good at an advance of 4s. per qr.; fine dry red sold from 74.. to 764., and tine white reached nearly 80s, per qr. Malting Barley scarce, and met a ready sale at from 48s. to 62a., being fall ' 3s. per qr. advance on the prices of last market day. Pees, and Oats about is. per qr. higher. • - - - HUNTINGDON, J AN. 9.—We bad a moderate /apply of both Barley acd Wheat, but that of all other articles was short. Dry Wheat was 2a a qr. dearer. Barley of all sorts 6s. to Ba. dearer. beans, Peas, and Oats each 2a. per qr. dearer. _ _ K}NDAL, JAN. 9. —Wheat met with a ready sale. The weather during the week has been sold, yet very season able. kINGSTON, JAN. 9.—A liberal supply of Wheat, but no improvement in prices. Barley was a free sale, at an advance of 3s. to 4s. per qr. ; all descriptions of spring grain were in aeuve demand. %%sat, 645. to 90s. Barley, 40s. L to 545. Beans, 465. to Us. psi qr. LEICESTER, ;AN. 9.—Wheat advanced full els. per qr.; Bulgy and Beans nearly as much ; and Oats 2s. to 9e. per qr. Flour, fine, 60e.; seconds, 58e.; thirds, We. per tuck. Mauro's, J.tv. 9.—We have a good supply of samples. Wheat is 4s per qr. dearer ; Barley, 2.. to as. In Oats we make no alteration. Wheat, red, 68s. to 80s.; white, 745. to 845., per 40 at. Barley, 465. to 225. per 32 n. Oats, 16/01. to Ind. per at. NORTHAMPTON, JAN. 9.—There 117118 a good show of both Wheat and Barley, and the former met a ready sal* at 2s. per qr. more money. Barley is *leo much in request, and the finest qualities must be noted at an advance of 56. per qr. Beans are likewise much sought after, at an im provement. Oats and Pcu arc making each Is. per quarter more mosey. NOTTINGHAM, JAN. 9.-We had a great supply of Wheat, and an advanos of 3a. to 4s. per qr. was obtained; but at the close of the market the trade ►ecame very dull. Barley was also in large supply, and choice samples made to 41. more money, but stained and middling sorts were dull of sale at 2s. per qr. advance. Oats were 3s. per qr. dearer. Fine small Beans are scarce, and made great prices ; but other sorts were only about Is. to 2s. higher. Wheat, pet 36 stone, white, old, 68a. to 78a. ; red, Ma, to 7.55. ; white, new, 74a. to 80s. ; red, 70a. to 77a. Barley, per 30 at., grind ing, 45a. to 46a. ; malting, per qr., 52e. to 58e. Oat., per 24 at., 355. to 36a. ; new, 33a. to 395. Beano, per 38 st, 5411. to 60a.; new, 50‘. to 565. Flour, per 20 at., superfine, sfis. to 61s. ; fine, 555. to 571. OXFORD, JAN. 9.-At market a full attendance. Wheat of fine quality sold at from 171. to 201. per load, whilst the thin and ordinary sorts were much sought after, for grinding down with other grain, at front 131. to 151. per load. Some malting Barley, of superior quality, realised 60s. per quarter. Oats, Beans, and Peas, from Is. to 2s. pot quarter dearer. PETERBOROUGH, Lot. 9.-The supply of all grain good. For Wheat very high rates were asked ; and, at the close of the market, sales were made at as advance of 31. to 4a. on Wheat ; Barley, 6s. to 13.1 ; Oats, Is. to 2a. ; Bean.. 2s. Currency, to the growers: Wheat, new, 68s. to 70s ; fine, 745. • old, red, 645. to 665.; fine, 705.; white, 765. to 78s. Bariey, 50s. to 54s ; fine, 58s. to 60s. ; grinding, 465. to 50s. Oats, 26a. to 28.5. ; fine, 32a. Beans, 625. to 545. Average for the week ending January 2: Wheat, 2,4031 qrs , 61s. 2W. • Barley, 3441 qes., 440. 61d. ; Oats, 469 qrs., 2,5 e. old. ; Be;ns, 62 qrs., 471. 51d. ; Peas, 5 qrs., 434. PETWORTH, JAN. 9.-Wheat and Barley advanced in price ; the former 4.. to 55., the latter A, to 30. par qr. Peas have advanced 25., and also Beans and Oats. Wheat, whits, new, 191. to 211. ; brown 171. 10a. to 184 ..Iced. /3erley, iseefrog. Mto No. s. ‘14011128, ells. Ile Oars, oountry, 275. to 295. Peas, 48 .. to 625. Beans, to 525. per qr. PLYMOUTH, JAN. 11.-The market has been brisk this morning. Wheat 2.. to 3s. dearer, and Barley 30. to 4s. Fine Flour, 58.. Oats am also dearer, 295. being paid for those of 361 b. Wheat, 72a. to 78s. Barley, 465. to 60s. PRESTON, JAN. 9.—The trade throughout the week has been firm, with • moderate demand for Wheat from granary, at gradually improving rates. We had a large attendance to-day, and • fur show of English Wheat, and a good business was done at an improvement of Is. tid. per *inane; fine white, 375. 6d. to 38s. Gd., and yellow, 36.. 6d. to 375. Gd. per 210 Its.. Irish commands • corresponding advance. Flour is held for 2s. to 3.. per pack, and Is. to 2a. per barrel more money. We have no malting Barley offering, and grinding command. cnos4lerably higher rates. Beaus, 24. per a indle dearer-4a) 255. Gd. to 275. per22o lbs. Oats and Oatmeal are held for an advance, which cheeks sales; and we repeat last we•k's quotations of Ins. 3d. to se. 4d. per 45 los. for the former, and 51s. to 635. per 240 iba. for the latter. RICHMOND (YORKSHIRE), J.tN. 9.—We had a very thin supply of grain, which caused an advance of about 9d. per bushel on last week's prices. Wheat sold from 91. to 10r. 6d.; Oats, 3s. 4d. to 4s. 9d.; Barley, se. 6d. to 65.; Beans, 56. 9d. to 6s. 6d. per bash. SAFFRON WALDEN, JAN. 9.—Both Barley and Wheat 2a. to 4s. per qr. dearer dam List market day, but at this advance both descriptions were a slow sale. Oats, la. to 2s. dearer. Beans the same. Peas 2e. to 4s dearer. SHREWSBURY, JAN. 9.—The market was well attended, and ruled firm at the close, as follows: Wheat, 7e. 2d. to 91. Ild.; Barley, bs. Id. to 6s. 9J. ; Oats, 3s. 4d. to 4s. 3d., per imp. bush. YARMOUTH, JAN. 9.—We have had a better sup ply of Wheat this week, but many samples are in moderate condition, and come light; the best farce's are again dearer, but not much improvement in middling ones. Barley is alio dearer, and it is difficult to quote prices in these exciting markets. We have very little of any other grain at market, and • very thin attendance fur this time or year. Some of the maltaters are off the musket for a time, and wait the chance of better supplies and lower markets, which may or may not take place. White Wheat, 78s. to 84s. ; red, bBs. to 78s. extra, 80s. Barley, 515. to 605. Beans, 645. to 56a. Peas, 635. to 545. Oats, 285. to 345. • DANTZIC, DEC. 31.-The stock of Wheat is only 8,000 lute, of a inch perhape the half is already disposed of commission hotees, and the rest belongs to very tenacious holders. The fresh Wheats aie of fair mellow qualities, but seldom exceed 60Ibs. in weight. Dilate a good deal of busi ness has been done at much enhanced figuree We quote fine high-mixed, 601 b. to 621 .., Sis. to 605.; mined, fine mixed, or good high-mixed, 6016. to 611 b., 655. to 575. Peas, 40s. to 425. per qr. free on board. No Barley or Oat. here. OzstoA, Dec. 31.-Wheat, soft Ntarianopoli, 565. to 56•. Uhl.; Polish, new, 56v. to 695. 6d.; old, 475. 64.1. to 62.. 7d. ; Ghirka, new, 63. 7.1. to 635. Sd.; old, 49a. 2d. to 60e. 1011.; Danube, new, 62a. 7d. to 545. 4d.; itlmdis, 475. 6d. to 49e. 2d. HAMBURG, JAN. 5. —ln Nlthest little has been done on the spot here. 611bv. Waren has sold at 595. 6d.; 60 to 601 lbs. Simla at 50s 6r1,; 59 to 591 lbs. at 68s. 6d., which latter price was likewise paid for 614 lbs. Marks. For spring drlivery, a rale of 601 Ito. red Marks waa mad. at 58s. 6d. Front outporta transactions have been rather ex tennive, and Wei have been trade as follow.: 614 to 62 lb*, from Itosteck, at 58s. 3d.; 614 lbs., from Holstein, at 565. 6d.; 61 to 62 lbs., from Denmark, at 545. 9d. to 665. ; and from Konigsberg, 61 to 611 lbs. mixed, at 63a. 9d. Of Seale Barley several purchwes has, been made for spring delivery;. 48 lbs., at 40.. 9d. ; 49 lbs., at 414 9d.; from Denmark, 115 to 116 lbs., ao d at 365. 9d. ; 110 to 11l lb. , at 31s. 3d. to 32a. ; from Holstein, 110 to 111 lbs., at 345. 3d. Oats, from Jutland, 38 to 384 lbs., sold at 235. 6d. New Pigeon Beans from the Eider, obtainable at 435. 9d. HAVRE, JAN. 11.—Unprecedented demands for grain and Flour are daily arriving at Havre from the interior of France, and the market in that article has been very brisk for the past week. The price of 41f. 50c. to 43f. Is readily oh taint d fur the barrel of American Flour, to deliver. About 60,000 barrels are expected to arrive shortly from New York, New Orleans, and Baltimore. Large cargoes of grain have arrived within these last few days at Rouen, from London, and from several Russian ports. Nlsimmurs, JAN. I.—But little alteration in the prirm of Wheat, and low qualititv ot l'olish °dem bave been sold at 495. to 60s. for prompt arrival. and new superior quali ties, 565. to 665. 9d. ; 6,000 charges soft Marian pill, and 3,000 charges soft Taganrox, heave wei •ht, have fetched 465. for delivery up to 15th July ; and 6.000 charges Taganrog for all July, at 454. 6d. to ; soft Romelia for prompt ar rival, 49a. Danube Rye is worth 36e. 6d. TRIESTE, Dec. 28.—Sales of Wheat : 4 500 darns of Egypt, at Ms. 6d. ; 4,000 do. Danube, 41.. 11d. ; 2,500 do. do.. 43s Bd.; 2,200 do. do., 41s. I Id.; 3,000 do. Rowena, 435. Bd. ; 2,500 Meschiglia, 425. 6d. HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, Two o elOOk. —Messrs. Pat tenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that there aro but very few Hope on offer, and that the demand gradually increases. Price* are very firm. rise 504t/Loss,p.t4rt. IL oto •1 .10 Yeatltag Panic . ►.eelt. 414 toll. • W• 414 et Lnw „ 4 010 0 • YearUsts Bums.. „ 11 oto 4 • RUN% ruaa•r HAY. SMITHFIELD.—Messrs. ---- doOper and Davis, Hay and Straw Salesmen, report prices as follows : Prim Meadow Moy sass Ma to toTtower 10.1 Ida to NW fioperior ditto ...... raw 7110. duo. to 31a. lairnor auto CAME, &c. COLCHESTER, JAN. 9.—The supply of Beasts and Sheep woo rather larger than for the last few weeks, and prices keep up. Piga a ready sale, at last week's prices. NORWICH, JAN. 9.—Oar market to-day exhibited • fair show of store Cattle ; hut the amount of - business trans acted was so small, that it will admit of no gwrtations as to prises. Fat Brads a tolerable number, sad trade very dull; for Sews. 7s. to Is. 6d , Short-horns, 6s. 9d, to 7a. per stone of 14 lbs., without a clearance being made. The few Sheep and Hogirta penned remained without scarce a bid ; and so little anxiety was shown to purchase, that it was &thimble not to samißos them. In store Pigs very little doing; fat Pork, fa. 3d. to 6a. 6d. per stone. SHIPPING. MAILS AZIIITCD: 2, Dublin; 1, Waterford; 1, Do. nutted's; 1, French; 1, Flanders. LONDON, Jan. 12. Wind this day at noon, N. 8., light breeze, and tine dear frosty weather. DEAL, Jan. IL—S. to S.E., fresh. Arrived: Hugh Walker, China ; Kelso, Calcutta ; Belle Creole, Demerara ; Norfolk, Boston, and sailed for Demerara. Sailed Wil liam Wise, Cape and Swan River; Wanderer, China; Elira beth, Rio; Marys Berbice ; Mary Ridgway, St. Vincent; Henry Tanner, Jamaica; Charlotte, Norfolk, U. S.; Aber lin, Boston. Orr IBLE or Wins?, Jan. 10.—Surinam, from Surinam, for Antwerp. Orr PoirrLern, Jan. S.—Mississippi, Baltimore; Prince Regent, St. John's, N.B. Orr BILIISAII, Jan. B.—William Goddard, Mobile, for Havre. PLenouru, Jan. 11.-9.E.—Arrired : Caroliap, Quebec. NEATH, Jan. 7.—Arrived : Dunmaria, Prince Edward's Island. Swansea, Jan. 10 —E.—Arrived : Mary White, Ade laide, South Australia. Sailed: Sir L. Goldsasid, Cuba. OFF THB Mizza HIAD, Jan. s.—Orion, Charlotte Town. CROOILHATIN, Jan. I.—Arrived: Spartan, Prince Ed ward's Island, leaky. FALKOUTH, Jan. 11.—E.S.E. to 8 E., strong.—The French blue Socrate, for Santa Martha, with pumps choked, has been surveyed. Orr SCILLY, Jan. 9.—Glouree , er, Calcutta. s e e For Yeatersity sets ass tie last pep. II