The Express. — London, England, 1847-12-24 00:00:00

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A whig house stands ready to anew spews wises a democratic senate will lead Sr show the wa. Mr. y A. Glallatin had published a pamphlet on the subject of peace with Mexico, which had caused considerable excitement Speaking of it, the New York Express of the 2nd says : " It is the message of the venerable and aged patriarch' and patriot to his country, his advice to them on the verge of the grave, and happy is it for as that he has been spared to us, sound in body and in mind, to leave such a legacy of moderation and wisdom to his countrymeu. A meeting of the friends and advisers of Mr. Clay was to take place in New York on an early day, for the purpose of promoting the objects and principles mooted in his speech at Lexington. A steam-boat collision had taken place at Cape Girar deau, whereby from sixty to seventy lives were lost. Some of the papers estimate the deaths at one hun dred. The following particulars are given in a letter, signed S. H. Calhoun, dated St. Louis, Nov. 20 : Yesterday morning, I should think 'a little before live o'clock, when near Cape Girardeau, the Talisman and Tempest cline into collision.and our boat immediately sunk. Providentially, I had risen very early. and was dressed. At the moment of the collision I was sitting in the cabin, the door of which was covered with passengers, ale( ping. I started at the sudden crash, which was immediately suc ceeded by a second, and ran to the door, supposing that we had struck a snag. Looking over the aide of the boat I saw the guard was slready under water, and that we were rapidly sinking. I mounted at once the hurricane-deck, and aided, as 1 could, in hauling up the females over the side of the boat. The Tempest was at a little distance from us, waiting, I suppose, to see what would be her own fate. 'fhe omens that followed on our deck surpass.es all descrip tion. The cabin passengers, men, women, and children, were numerous. The shrieks and lament aions, and cries for help, are still ringing in my ears. I endeavoured to direct the attention of such as I encountered to God as their refuge. I supposed that, though some might be able to swim to the shore, I an well as a great company of others had reached the end of our course on earth. And I desire to testify to the sustaining power of grace that I found it all I needed. The thought of so suddenly appearing in the pre sence of the Great Judge for a moment trot&oled me—but, looking upwards, my mind became calm—a pleasing serenity took possession of my soul. In the meantime the eines of our detracted passengers reached the Tempest, and she was already nearing us. A poor mother, whom I never saw before, threw one of her children into my arms, and f was happy afterwards in seeing her and it safely on board the Tempest. A gracious Providence ordered it that our boat found bettom before the watt r leached the hurricane-deck, and thus most of the cabin passengers (who hod mounted aloft) were saved. The deck passengers were unable to get out, so rapidly did the boat sink, and but a portion, probably a small one reached the Tempest. We extract the following from the New York Herald : The navigation on the New York state canals has been partially suspended, but we trust the mild weather of the past too days will enable the boats to get through with their freights. It is possible that the present mild weather may last several da}s. It would increase our receipts, com pared with those of last year, very much, as the canals closed last year on the 2.5 th of November, and the supplies sow coming in are so much surplus. The quantity of flour, wheat, corn and barley le ft at tide water during the fourth week in November, in the years 1816 end 1847, was as follows : Flour, brla. Wheat, bus. Cora, boa. Barley, boa. 274,633 407,042 40,871 103,387 .. 111,150 123,179 42,614 62,874 Inmate The aggregate quantity of the came articles left at tide water from the commencement of navigation to the 30th of November, inclusive, was u follows: Flow, brls. Wheat, bus, Corn, bus. Earley, baa. 3,914,8113 4,138,010 5,489,776 1,303,501 3,003,836 2,924,243 1,589,540 1,442,1378 Increase By reducing the wheat to flour the quantity of the latter left at tide water this year, compared with the corre sponding period of last year, shows an excess equal to 1,187,936 barrels of flour and an increase of excess since our statement of last week of 137,115 barrel* of flier. The re ceipts of core thus far exceed by 4,279,627 bushels the en tire receipts of 1846. The receipts of barley up to the close of the fourth week in November, during the present year, compared with the corresponding period in 1848, show en increase of 60.825 bushels; and from the lit of Sep tember to the 30th of November, inclusive, compared with the same period in 1848, a decrease of 70,231 bushels. The aggregate receipts of flour this sewn will exceed four millions of barrels, being au excess of about one million over those of last year. In wheat there has been a larger per cent. increase, but the receipts of corn have been immense. The receipts for the fourth week in November, this year, thew that forwarders at the west have made great efforts to get their supplies to market before the closing of navigation, and a few days more navigation will be made good use of by boatmen. A week's transportation on the canal would give us a greater amount of produce than the railroads along the line would bring during the suspension of navigation. It is time that most of the boat* were laid up, but there are many ready for another start, if the weather looks at all favourable. At hist we cannot calculate upon more than a week. COMIVIRCIAL NEW Yoax, DEE. l (alteraoaa).—The weather proved very laderin tel nth le dens the greMsv pert of the day wan awn a eispmeha la sem= ell lads ef endow Wane= dome mine min, perteedy snobs; sere selpard from the mom mow la hen Ores ter a tiller Melee, in ens of pure aamme, Omsk Iss.. way tree rain nimbi ig y'e "no. laden On esalmeed = 4: llo aMr en moderate miss vire =an at rata. Med In hie need et Orgy of r= were Iris si preacas Ma Ws wee bon= There was more r i , == =lef nigh wIl be lewd beinr. a peens Owe =nee to be log wiry leas Mtn lemenmeser-Seer: Yee et JANIS& inisamea enema= st Idle yin el. maw been On amen et I lola 30 a.; ifide le Ma smedielja &crafting's,. mid at II de= MA. ; nein en 131.4 nada Wenn, at a dela las. Men one name IPBIII amine dela el le • dela 111•,, en 11e. whir. l .:mes enelsil odd indftlee. NO bin mil be telw neplen si Sala lie. Mil= do baemendam ef ftniess k meeihma, nide dm sepplies On. tinned =tat—Meet Mime MOON Yeti it Olde we ern it 1234 c-, and WM le.sillea •imli WE et Nib beads= fielleees were male at Mdir—Oldat • isle of 1,500 bends, early white, mt 74c. the daMe Is aU amounted to SAO to 10,000 bib" Wiens Woe= abed, at 75e. le Tea, and I omen& ler d new ag NI own Peon yellow was 1, at la en= Ile mein elsel vine beaker ame valt sem mom Imees= sa Ihe lend billen—diel : el New Jassy noted see= NO lean se I dole. Spri da M. went sin deli. aba Mesa, at the eame ; mini de. Sam Ina (this ppal 'y, sold at dekq u ll4: o ;eas of MOO wimesis at Ilea le dm sari dawn The Illt iowis bet mien inner were Inds at 4 : Oaks weir Nal ID SO neat id Mee le Inell laisla Odd interiOT• at ne. to Sm. l e in de. lir te gen :piny. et an a lot of beeakoree dlrmeltel, et Ida 2 Sea de. se ea vate tenni.— Ole wereßradto le Meanie i Oterrov.-71te alder fon the seen in net 18i888 8 4 0 high= themass marin beer ba beam Thor a mmeesiernee sedge famead sd asiend, sad bem name ala TbelBlNal he bum brim Neditensema sal nor mann Sas Mtn reense et ad dm driend pods ere: WS baler, again Sing to Mee date bet irt - i, *imams es kr tlis seem = Una beim The total Ihwampert Ili peer Is i v i rbehemege See lea—sey 44,843 to • le Grad Ildhals, 17 Weems le Pm" 16,11111Usnere to the awn sf lerege, beg 111 limn Wm keels pee= Ms sidp. =Ms tan esethma le manes peels 5re14,171 Wane Ins seem dem In, bee there= sa Inees 1a sand Mal hales. ob Lipirli Is MEWL M. &N. Odessa 4,11011 Idea 3,000 haw. Debar. On ft poard iy• to e. 60. to 7e. 11% Is geed add. lad. fair to bar *. to Bc. Bc. to Ste. Fully fob to /medlar the U Illmoa the Lt et Seplembw kat • 198,439 110,722 ease time mir Mow.—The sestet sandome he l h and there le • good witpaper ia the mirk* sifts at lls pa mat. • month di- Withia asellh siva et web, sod ••huge monad of bUis, Mee been min Wm/. The he we sessual slats. The pemsere mow Is permile two Imueshei, thus engaged in fordo esersawree ad tines wake In stocks. The Imp Waist er moist tentlere amessit Issisokrely with this eamstrAz i e amanitas sod wish awl ses net premed. The and wary Wade are msg. This le net rusk at the essetry has been semi and Thaw Me Um no =OM spanidien r ing kiwi et bnel: ems‘ The aselsonewneele at Wry" lower. em nmehei to swam smiler, len Man se Weiss tat a wee portion of the hmeetmee In mein lie semi Wig Mai dawn from sae Win hie ~0 ter egsesilem, Ow km mot:acted Wok Illawors. 111111; with to ampeeme 0 est or tun German home, Were hem Men se Mina The fall at lemeing Beim to par hes pereentse my eseiderelde deemed Ilx wide ea ear Imios; tele his misend awn Weems loam The generelimwew elm Is, that tingle& i le be were gremer• tbroggisa seen W. ten liestmemsy mat der Millie mere lincen.—The Mieres in Wend Moe Mee se =nevem ma as. Mein, that esellinies is gam* Mgetwe• • late Maim Mao remittances hem Men he ego ml' ins the win MM. to over two mums at Seim lase base angerted. wear homes hare written .at Is eta arid a, ml set Is Isis bllle at say rate, in commuenes of the Malley in galas IS ewe bmW glerensted arta they get there. Ansermaime why M meal IN Men ism la, that there is se egesie rag Is Inglewl itien likadas. This. who ere Imlda. We miss Were me pureheing swig WON tevasary soles at spee NM anti Ws. one ON eltet• they ese heesh meal end eat a 145104. The girt ee weete to Woke b dene—wel ti l ls i cat et awls =eft et an eni—all Ms permente la teem? helm Ow Impels arie nem so light Nati le Wilma is Wore el Ingle esmot her be maligns, seld list soon tie sem "NO 60 hes pr. ant is gehm, will be earend. Per Met Pa OW. American gold, old 106 to Ne semis Dttto Raltdollers Portuguese gokl .. 100 1 Timm amen 100 —LM. Spanish dawn 10 03 Value. doh e. del. • Value. doh c. doL • Carving dollar... 1 3to 1 Fie.france 0 94 0 944 131 B = ll = Doubloons le o—le 50 llea m gniees .. 5 0 Dltto,patriot l5 ge —l9 71 N Exoneme.—Persign Be e sas ecatimed la the sews sits se Mit week. We its palters sod Weems: of We It ban taken • Wee simmet wet or the market. No MIL have Mgt sold tot Ikea st mgemalemile mat. Begin& gorernment . = the Maude,. Ote heso Ms 201 Meg to ISt. AU mom see iliSiereson the neeltst. Me as 1000, 0 day a, stela( NW to 110 g per Not. EO MYea M Pads Ameoooo LW to 40 407 t to Axtemip to 40 Mb est Wmallientr ow e Memo lib 11010. 7 LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. UNITED STATES. Ily the Isaac Wright, arrived yesterday at Liver pool, we have dates from New York to the 3rd inst. She is reported to bring 250,0001. in specie. There are no later accounts from the seat of war in Mexico. The journals are solely occupied with tea prospects of the approaching Congress, to asemble on the 6th inst. The president's message, which would be delivered on the 7th, and the Treasury report, warns looked forward to with anxiety by the commereiW community. The New York Herald has the follow ing, which, from its confident tone, looks almost official: The approaching week will be fraught with big events, and give a complexion to financial and commercial affairs for some time to come. In the present position of public finances considerable anxiety exists to see the report of the Secretary of the Treasury. Last year at this time every thing was doubt and confusion. The new tariff was about commencing operations, and no one really knew what would be the result. The most gloomy forebodings existed in the minds of financiers and those engaged In commercial per mits relative to the resources of the government to carry on the war, aad the estimates of the Secretary of the Treasury were looked upon as being chimerical, while the expendi tures were magnified to an immense amount. Notwith standing these things, the Secretary was able to make all the loans required, upon the most favourable terms, and time has established the soundness of his posi tions, and shown the accuracy of his estimates. We have no doubt but that the revenue system adopted re have to the customs of Mexico will occupy a very import ant part of the Treasury report, and the developments re garding the revenue already received, and *purees of revenue for additional income, will astonish those who have considered the Mexican war an immense burden upon the Treasury department. The condition of the treasury rela tive to future ways and means to carry on the war will, we feel confident, be such as to place government stocks in a more favourable position then they now enjoy in the market. The most erroneous and ridiculous statements have been put forth by party organs, showing the indebtedness of the government to be many millions beyond what it really is, and what official returns show it to be ; and the most gross calculations have been made by the same parties, showing the probable indebtedness of the government at stated times hence, made for the purpose of increasing the political aspi. tal of the party they represent. These statements have had an injurious influence upon the market value of government stocks, by frightening holders and inducing many to sell in anticipation of purchasing again at lower pnces. The Secre tary of the Treasury's report will illustrate this fact, and in crease the confidence of holders in the value of their invest ments. Prices have fallen in anticipation of v. vernment coming into the market, immediately after the meeting of Congress, for a large loan. It s nary doubtful about the government wanting • lsrge wen of money immediately; the old loan has not yet bow need up ; there is still • surplus in the hands of sub-treasurers, which, with the revenue continually coming in, will meet the expenditure for some time. It is not yet generally known what plan the Secretary of the Treasury has perfected for providing ways and means to meet the expenditures of the government ; after his present resources are exhausted there is no doubt hat that he will adopt some method that will enable him to obtain any amount wanted, upon the most favourable terms, without any derangement of the money market, and without any depreciation in the real or market value of the government stocks now in existence. It ap peers by official returns that the extraordinary expendi tures of the government during the past twenty months have been nearly thirty millions of dollars. That amount has been the cost of the war thus far, not paid out of the regular and ordinary revenues of the treasury. This amount has been raised by loans, an lame of treasury notes, and by revenues from customs upon imports into Mexico, The revenue derived from Mexico has as yet been limited ; it is rapidly increasing, and under a proper sys tem, such as we think Mr. Walker capable of creating will very soon be sufficient to meet the bulk of the expenditures on account of the occupation of that country. The complete and entire occupation of Mexico has ever been a favourite measure of the present Secretary of the Treasury, end his Soancial eystem will cover every source of revenue that country is capable of producing. As the two countries are, in fact, under one general government, it becomes the duty of the Secretary of the Tressury to extend his juris diction over the whole territory, from the river St. John to the Isthmus of Thuantepec, from the Atlantic to the Pacific. The revenues derived from the two countries in the cause of mother yea will, without much doubt, exceed the aggregate amount deer present indebtedness. Itespalieg the presidential ICOST r ive find the fol knrfkg is th e New York Morning ess: AII~a now the p res ident fie u w P 2 inert e i r t. tor 'l i l t! inumammla beforei ch Congress. The ramose i•—ssd it is a nom that leeks as if it were *minded os ast—that Mr. Pout will eiatesetely defend himself for commeacing the Maxima war, het wen (leaks es trees oat say roans Clayor who, Wein Ossereie er biker sal ke abbe of Mr. sei tress est a karst Ste him The kasesisa et Mr . Palk, wedge beer, is, th at te Kr. Calico mai his friends hie wer-eakas wfil have gbmiatble opoositise. That Oswalt will be' Gelled upon ti webs peke, as it • "lair testy with >sapaM ilea the Oregon / ~ - (ftptets No. 412.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, DEC. 24, 18 !7. Lad. SECOND EDITION. From the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. LORD GREAT CHAMBERLAIN'S -MICE, DEC. 20. Notice is hereby given, that the nun' weekly distribution of tickets from this office will be discontinued during the receu of parliament, it being necessary to close the House of Lords during that time.—WlLLotroitax Da EIIESBY. G.C. WHITEHALL, Dec. 22.—The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be parsed under the Great Seal constituting and appointing the Right Hon. John Rus sell (commonly called Lord John Russell), the Right Hon. Sir Charles Wood, Bart., William Gibson Cram, Esq.. Henry Rich, Esq., Richard Monterquieu Bellew, E-1„ and Henry Petty Fitamaurice (commonly called Earl cf Ebel ' burns), Commissioners for executing the Offices of Treasurer of the Exchequer of Great Britain and Lord High Treasurer of Ireland. WHITEHALL, DEC. 22.—The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to be passed under the Great Seal, granting the office and place of Advocate. General or Judge Martial of her Majesty's Forces to W. Goodenough Hayter, Esq. WAR-OFFICE, Dec. 24. sth Drag. Gds.—Lieut. W. S. W. Sandford, from 83rd F., to be Best, vice Crawfurd, who each. 6th Dreg. Gds. —Vet. &mg. A.H. Cherry, from the 10th Lt. Drags., to be vet. surf. vier Johnston, resigned. 7th Drag. Gds.—MM. Gen. the Hon. H. Murray, CAL, to be coL„ dee Lieut. Gen. Sir G. Soovell, K.C.8., app. to the 4th U. Drags. 4th It. Dregs—Clout-Gen. Sir G. 6eovel4 K.C.B. from the 7th Dreg. Gds., to be coL, vice Licut-Gen. Sir J. C. Wibiac, decrased ; itedet-Surg. 1. Reid, from the staff, to be amisteurg., vice Mare, promoted in the :led F. 15th U. Diage—Cored E. R. Keene, to be lieut., by per,, Hoare, who retires; P. W. Golilleep, gent., to be cornet, by purchase, Tice Keene. 16th Lt. Dregs.—Veterituary-Surg. J. Kingsley. from the Cape . Mounted Riflemen, to be veterinary-sure., vice Cherry, app to the 6th Dreg. Gda. 3rd Reg. of F.—Lient. R.G. A. Loud, to be adj., ripe Mmes. prem. 7th F.—Lieut. W. H. Hopson, to be taut, by par., dee BINEI/IM A who redeye; EMI. J. Busby, from the 13th F., to be lied., If pas vice Hopson. 11th P.—Surg. J. S. Chapman, from 63rd F., to bs sum. simlisms. who each. 13th F.—Gent-Cadet H. Stone, from Royal Mil. Coll., to be eee„ s by par., vice Lusby, prom. in 71b. F. 14th P.—Lieut.-'bl. M. Barlow, from 44th P., to be B r ut eel, des trev.-Cot 31. Everant who rrt upon h..p. 3rd F.; Bree.-Major C. R. Neuman. to be major, without our. vice Barlow, prom. in 44th P. ; Vent. F.. Nether°, to be eapt., T.. Newman; Env. H. Towns end, to be lieut., vice Prothero; ljent.Cuilet W. X. B. WOwire, from Royal Mil. Coll., to be res., vice Townend. 44th F.—Prev.-Lieut-COL H. Barlow, from 14th P., to be lieut.. ml., without lair.; Uent-Col. J. 0. Choate, from 11.-p. 3rd F., to be lient..eol, vice Barlow. amp. to 14th F. 47th P.—Lieut J. Villiers to be Capt., by pm., vice Evens, who rots.; Lieut. P. T. Williams robe met., by par., vice Armstrong, who rota.; Ens. G. W. Armit to be &tut, by par., vice Villiers; Ens. T. Roper, to be lieut., by parr., Tice Williams; W. 0. Lawrence, gent., lobe eau., by put., doe Armit ; C. A. Stephenson, gent., to be ens, by par.. vice Roper. 63rd F.—Major C. James, from the 84th F., to be major, vice Green, who mob. ; Sure. R. Dane, M.D., from the 11th Y., to be suet, vice Chapman, who exchanges. 66th F.—Lest H. De Luttrell Saunderson, to be rapt, be per., rite Mauna, who vet.; Ens. W. S. P. serocold, to be lieut., by par., vice Saunders°. ;C. Perrin, gent., to ens., by pm., vice serocold. 69th F.—Env. W. G. Daniel, to be lieut, by put., vine Brown, who ret. ; H. B. Brody, gent., to be ens, by put., vice Daniel. 72nd P.—Ens. A. Creenble, to be adj., vice Rice, prom. • Assist. Sorg. J. Mere . M.D., from the 4th Lt. Drags., to Mama., vice Gray, app to the 75th F. 75th F.—Sorg. E. W. Gray, M.D., from the 72nd F., to be "mg., vice P. Nichdenn, M.D., who retiree upon hilt-pay. 83rd F.-I.leut R. H. P. Crawford, from the sth Drag. Gds., to be gent, die W. &Android, who exch. 84th P.—Major G. Green, from G3rd F., to be major,eke James, who hetk em A L —Sit. W. Edwards, to be rapt., without pur., vies Brev.. Mader Holland, dee. ; Ens. G. W. Robinson, to he lieut., without pox., dos wry, dee. ; Ens. J. Ft Stewart, to be lieut., vim Ydwards ; Gent. Cadet H. B. Scott, from Royal Military College, to be ensign, vice RoMaiton. 8911 . — Ens. B. Mein, I. be Beat, by par., vice Beverly, who ret ; C. Watson, gent., to be ensign, by purthar, vice Mein. UNASTACHZIi—Stevet Lieut-Col. S. D. Pritchard, from major h..p. unatt., to be lieu[-col., without purchase. Hosered. Etrare.—meal Deputy In,pector-Gen. of Hospitals R. M. Pelle, M.U. to be depute inspector . ..gra. of hospitals; Deputy In spector-Gen. of limpitals R. Moore Nilo, M.D., to be keel inspector gen. of homittals in lrelend; J. Robertson, M.D., to be easict eurg. to the forms, vim Reid appointed to 4th Light Draecone. Bann.—The under-mentioned cadets of the Hon. the East India Wipany's service to have the local and temporary rank of ensign, during &e period of their being placed under the commend of Lieut. Cot. Sir F. Smith, of the RI. Emineers, at Chatham, for field lion In In the art of sapping and mining: B. Southey, gent.; LE. Donne, gent.; D. J. Neemyth, gent. AL. Itmedl, gent.; J. Goddard, gent; S. C. Jerrie, gent G. Dennison, gent.; J. F. Fisher, gent.; C. Scott, gent; D. C. Identity, gent. - ADMIRALTY, I!xc. 31, The following promo W; hasebb day ;am place, oolisequent upon the death of Floe-Ada. C. Carter, on the 20th last.: Rea-Adm. of the Red F. Temple to ho vleuadin. of the blue ; Rear-Adm. of the White E. Remy to be rear.adm. of the red ; Rear-Adm. of the Blue B. Hope, C. 8., to be rear-edm. of the white; Capt. W. F. Owen, to be rear-adm. of the blue. a-Quarter per Cents., 861 to I. Exchequer Bills are better, at 9s. to 12a. prem. Bank Stock, 1861 to 81. From Amsterdam on the 21st inst., Dutch stocks come weaker. Two-end-a-Half per Cents. at 551 ; here they are quoted rather better to-day, at 56 to I ; the Fours, 83} to t. Spanish Fives, 18 to ; the Threes, 30 to I. Portuguese, 22 to 3. Mexican, 17; to 18 1 t. Peruvian, 29 to 31. Advises from Salisbury state that much disappoint meet was experienced by the smaller creditors of Messrs. Brodie's estate, that the next meeting for the proof of debts should be held in London (Basinghall ' street), instead of Salisbury, as they had been led to expect at the last meeting. The attend ance to make proof in London would necessarily involve parties in considerable expense, and especially the humbler holders of notes and deposits. On inquiry at the late banking offices in Salisbury, applicants were informed that no official person would be down there to take the proof of dates before the latter end of January, or the beginning of February. Instead of 10s. in the pound to be paid promptly, the belief now appears to be that not more than ss. will be forthcoming. At Shaftesbury the creditors appeared to be still more annoyed. At the meeting called in November last Mr. King, it is stated, promised to pay 20s. in full in two instalments of 10e. each. But that gen tleman is understood to have left the neighbourhood, probably from finding it impossible to make good his promise, as on investigation it has been discovered, according to report, that his property is mortgaged to nearly its full value. ENGLISH FUNDS. Beak Stock, 1964 84 3 per Ct. Cons. for Ac.. SO 3 per C4lto& Anne., Ettf 5 I ser coats -3 pre C 4 Cuao Anus., abut Exchequer BUI4 9s. to 12. p. - . TOR TON FUNDS. 6 per CL Anglian Donde, 04 6 1 per Cert. Grenada Ms., 113 19 44 per C.. Delit.klo AL 66 91 Grenade D U Deferred S, 3 4 74 per Cent. ditto, I 6 per Ct Mexican 1846, Ifl 184 6 It lid... 71 81 6 par Cl. Peruvian Bd. /9 31 par CL Now. 76 8 I 1 ortugueee Co.'. Dde, 21 3 6 per Ct D . orn Arne 114 e.. 26 30 6 tem 1.. Itnettea 13de. 106 8 Dtde Cntllan WV.. 86 92 D11.4, tlpouttalt Me. 18 / Dodo Columb. Def. We.. 3 pa' Ct. Spantdt Ike.. 30 / Colurnhlan Eqttednr Ude., I/ 1 Spenleb Defamed Ide.. 11 12 3 tor Ct. Darnell 11.1 a, 62 4 I ! „ tpantsb Ptestive Dd., 3444 2/ per Ct. Ilutch Da,. Dde. . 4 per CO. Certa,Dtildb, 834 2 Fetterada Venetuete Deferred We.., 9 11 RAILWAYS.—Shares are all firmer to-day, and in considerable demand. In North British and Eastern Counties the rise is more apparent; how ever, the near approach of Christmas prevents mach business. SALES EFFECTED DP TO TWO TlllB DAY IN LONDON. I Yesterday's pekes will be found la Let page.) Brietol and Exeter, 674 Midland, 107 Do. Thtrde, 144 170. 40t, 411 Buckingliamataire, 24 d Norfolk, 77 Caledonian, 361 6 N. Brinell, 244 34 E. Anglian Si. Ita, 14 Do. Hales, 114 4 E. Counties, 154 4 Do. Qua, 4 1 Do. Ex. 5 per Ct. No. 2, i 4 d Do. Thirds. 1 1 East Lincolnahire.l2 N. Btatedslitira, 7 UM. and lalaegow, 434 Khrotehtre Onion, li Great Northern, 44 S. E. & Dover Thirds, No. 4, 54 i Ib. Lao. and York Eaten, i 4 Willa, floe., & Weym., 14 at. S. and W. (Ireland), 214 York, Neva, & Be., 336 3 Gt. Western, 93 Do. Original New. & Bet., IC Do. Qrs , 104 II Do. Ext., No. 2 (New. &Bor.), Do. New DJ., 71 84 111 i Hall & Selby, 966 York & N. Midland, 724 2 Do. Halcea, 484 Do. Pre., 15 Len. and Carlisle, 33 4 Do. E. & W. Riding Ex., 274 4 Lane. and York. Paths, 74 Dutch Ithennh, 24 Lan., Bright. & 8. C.. 424 laarenbourg, 4 Do. Coln. Eighth/00 N. et Francs, 114 i Len. and N. Winter", 148 4 Orleses and BOrddlta, 34 Do. Qrs. New, 74 Paris & Lyons, 51 D . 10/., M. &B. (A), 11 Paris and Strasbourg, 41 Lon. and S. W., NI Rouen and Havre, lei Do. New 301. eh.. 27 4 Tours and 'tante. Si Man., Bun , and Mat., 4 Wen Flanders, 14 uvratrooL BALES, Direness 23. Edinburgh & Glasgow, 43 24 Midland Halves, 3 24 d Do. Hera, 31 d N. Union A., 206 Gt. Western Hales, 364 6. E. & Dover Thirds, 61 d Do. la oh., 1 p Do. New, No. 4 1 d lane. & York. 32/. el.. di d N. Staffordshire, i 1 d Land. &N. West., 144 4 Shrews. A Cheat Halves, (late Do. New Ctrs, 411 p N.W.M.), 4 p Do. Qrs., 0.1., by Northern of ?ream, li p LEEDS SALES, Dxcemara 23. E. Larnehire New, 44 i d N. British Thirds, 6s. Ss.6l. W. It. Colon, 61.. a North Western, 44 d Lebester and Bedford, 4s.d Newou. &Be. New, 30a. p PRODUCE.—MINCING The market bee been closed t been purely monetary, aa oa HaV-past Two.— Tie transactions have riticEs C per cwt. Dore rms. W. India, B. P.bwn. 330. 0d.344. Od Yale, &Grey U 0...40 Floe 4l 0.,.47 lbauitine, brown 26 1.. 34 Yellow 35 SS Fine s9 45 Bengal Medraa,b 39 0..23 Yellow 34 9...37 White 39 0...48 Foreign, brown.— Yellow s3 •...31 Grey and white 37 0..23 Refined, lineabro • 66 0...70 Lampe Wert C°":24lin- bond. dly any Good 33 0...63 0 Fine 7O 0...100 0 Ceylon, good ordi nary .. .... 33 6... 14 0 Fine ordinary 34 0... 34 0 Pine 39 0... 73 9 Mocha, good to Arm 30 0... SO 9 Carta Rimy ordi nary to gne 35 0.. 52 • 13umabs and Pa dang 33 0... 17 0 Tu. at per lb. • Ceagon, common. 0 7i... 0 8g ltica, at per ewl. Bengal whits l3 1... 10 0 Cargo..... • Jars Patna, cleaned Corollas.— ~ .. ZS 0... 32 0 Snares. :URRlifiT. P l 5" N. 1.. ts 10 . 5 15 Hoops li 0 0 0 Cargo stCardlfrbsz 5._ 0 0 thredlgh_ Laas, at par ton. re d, est . 10 0... 0 0 Bar. 22 0... 0 0 Patent alnst 2l 0 red or madam ._ 19 10...20 Speiter l9 0... 0 One, per 151 imp. gat. d.p. Ptah, Seal, pale 29 O.- 0 straw 179...0 brown k yellow 2s 9.. 20 Sperm BO 9...92 Head Matter 02 Cod . 23 0 25 1 South Sew. 23 '0...52 10 Olive,Gallipotl.,p.tos 411 • 0 0 Ocoee Nut SO 0...63 0003, i 00.4 Pl* per tom SS •... 0 • Linseed 24 . Ron per galL Lee at ward n 1 --- proof. Demerara, 26 to eiavd. O.P 2 6 ... .711131gC14 20 to SI Per mut. O.P. i 6 ... 4 Favourite marks 4 4 Illnualy, Ist broods : 7 5 Britiabapliita, d.p T o 6 0 Scot Web, .. . ..... 10 6 ... 0 Paommoira, Per Batter—Cork, lot 90 0...92 2•11 0 0 and 0 0... 0 Dublin, lit 0 111„ 0 Ilmeriekolo 64 0. 90 Carlin". hi 9O 0-100 Newry, la 0 0... 0 Waterford II 0... 91 Diet, Indiae Per tiros Prime M Pork, prignenion 9O • ..161 Beeem.Pork,lam• t •. _ 9• 0 Da., Beteg t 80000, Waterford, di 0...64 0 Belfast Lard,Belfast,priek si 9...70 0 Waterford, do-. _ . Pia; per tan. 247 0...54 0 St. Petersham 9 head 0 0... 0 fl Dutch and Plantar 56 0...t5 0 Friesland ... How, at per toe. St.Petariburgoileen.C 33 0...36 ontahot half dean Riga, lillina .. outallot pan SS 0...84 Manilla Piet India Sum._ 12 0...15 Bombay II 0...11 la. _ _l4 0...13 Tix, at per cwt. Hama 840...9 0 9traile Cora. la !Soaks B2 0... 0 0 Bart, at per too. Bars l9 15 £9 f• Ditto Bladder SS 0..40 0 Amerisso,dutyp 60 0..48 0 Htoq Ox sod Cow, at per lb. B. A. sad K. Video, 04.6 d Os. 71d Zed 3 ...0 SI Brazil, dry 0 41...0 6 Deposited 0 4 . 0 41 • dry oq• 14 Llmik Valp. dry 0 6 ...0 West India, dry 0 4 ...0 5 Salted osis 41 East Dada' 0 0 0 101 Gips &Apia, dry 7. A Roada, dry 9 31...0 9 ▪ Amer. Horse, per Side 6 .1 Spa; ditto 6 . e 8 Dys Wooos, at pia toa. LorLogd, Jamaica-14 0... 0 0 4 10...6 0 Camp:ray r 0... ?untie, Jamaica 6 10...0 10 Nkomo., hip aad solid 11.1. Small 9 0...10 0 Liam 10 10..10 15 Red 12 0...17 0 Red Senders. 1 5... 5 0 13rudl 10 0...10 0 COALS.—.7I4I-paat M.o.—The following are the quotations South Durham, 23s ; Hasting's Hartley, 21.5. ; West Hartley, 21s. ; Walls End Hutton, 235. 6d.; Walls End Lembton, 23e. 6d.; Walls End Tees, 231. 6d.—Ships at market, 10. Ships sold, 10. CORN.—MARIC-LAME.—Oor market during the week has been well supplied with English Barley and foreign Oats ,• the receipts of other articles hare been but moderate. The attendance of buyers in Mark-lane, both on Wednesday and to-day, was extremely limited. A fair amount of business was done in Oats, at the extreme quota tions of Monday last; bat in other grain so trifling were the transactions that Monday's quotations =nit be repeated fer all descriptions of Corn. ••• • • The following are Monday's quotations: BRITISEI. Wawa+ sr. QtlWet Wasar, Essex sad Kent, red 50 to 54 to 54 .4rhlto..- IS to 36 to 58 Norfolk am 88101k:48 t0:53 t 0.54 .. do 62 t0:54 to 56 Talavera (Yaws or 881013) 66 to 60 Ounb. 6t Lin., red... to to --white.— 1 3 to Norta.mb. and Sootehdo. —to —... do— —to— to Id& do 30 to 32 to --distilling 25 to 27 to 29 30 to 82...Chowa11er31 to 33 6844 to .8/04 to &lite 56-11710, polo 63 to 69 64 to no 0d...m0p10 B3 to 40 —to—... —to— Wllto 87 to 41. BIANS, Nampa. 36 to H. lick 34 t0:84...01d 41 to IS Harrow 84 to 116 mall 116 to 13...01d 43 to 47 Tuns. New Spray to —_new wiatoz to to IS to 40 =a 1 :11, par thououoi PI/ net of Mk NIONIVI=IOI. idigurid 44 to 43...thr0 bomookoid 43 to 44 sal MM. 43 to 40.. white 40 to 42 30131Youbmimol. Ludo, and Torisiabe — to BUM sal M 0.... rosziox. Raw, MN& ail . 54 to bi- Fi et*" DINA sal limiunk Disisks BaacaT , ' , 'Atli Bccz Wnn MALT Pc•s, rrej _ BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED. ALICE JOHNSTON, Liverpool, tailor. J *earn Mannorr, Milton next Gravesend, printer. BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM SANDILaNDB, South Lambeth, pianoforte key maker. RICHARD WIE PRIZE% Dorking, fellmonger. Jamas Pasta:, Cannon-street, St. George's in the East, ship owner. CHARLES ROADS SUTTON, WhittJesse, his of Ely, 00,11. merchant. THOMAS PITMAN, Abingdon, builder. THOMAS BAILEY, Croydon, builder. Gamma Bunn, Saint Helen's Farm, East Farkigh, Kent, market gardener. WILLIAM Burnt, Colham green, Hillingdon, miller. ROBERT 1100 D, Haugbley, rasa Stowmarket, Suffolk, brewer. WILLIAM SHERWOOD, Belvedere-road, Lambeth, builder. WILLIAM ROBERT BARTON, DIVIIMSWeet, Oxford-street, oil and colour man. ALBEIT PHILIP OWEN, Aylesbury, surgeon. Wu...tax Cana, Bishoptgate-street Without, cameos monger. GODFREY MORGAN, Warminster, Wiltshire, hair manu• facturer. Hagar Senata, Oxford, tailor. Jong PHILLIPS, Cambridge, shoemaker. E LIZA BETH THOMPSON, Salford, Lancashire, licensed victualler. WILLIAM automata., Prestbury, Cheshire, mineral miller. WILLIAM CILLNIJIHAW, Presto., Lancashire, cotton spinner. Taoism; BERRIDGE, Manchester, wbueoniet• WILLIAM BLASI, Liverpool, corn merchant. RICHARD ABRAM, Liverpool, wine merchant. RICHARD JOHN BALTIMIN RO/31148, Tavistock, Devon 'hire, attorney. FREDERICK PRAMS, Honiton, Devonshire, draper. ROBIRT KMBEOBII, Plymouth, builder. ANTHONY HARRISON, Gateshead, Durham, alkali manu facturer. ALEXANDRIt BPIRRII Costucn, Bristol, mahogany mer chant. JONATHAN Davies, Brynmawr, Breconshire, victualler. ANNE EVANS, Raglan, Monmouthshire, victualler. JOSEPH Gosszasta,Cleckheaton, Yorkshire, corn miller. WALTER CARDING, Liverpool, tavern keeper. WILLIAM WALKER, Birmingham, hosier. JOHN Coons, Rom, Herefordshire, skinner. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. JAMBS FISHER, Duntocher, Dumbartonshire, merchant. CRAILLSS STCVART, Mile-end, Glasgow, dyer. WILLIAM MACKIE, Hamilton Lanarkshire innkeeprr. CHARLES COWAN, WitChrOld, Kilmarnoc k, ale mei- PAIL/M. JOHN DAVIDSON &Rd BETHUNE MUNRO, Glasgow, spice merchants. WILLIAM RIDDELL and JOHN WATSON, Glasgow, drogues manufacturers. JOHN Ja►P, Paisley, shoe maker. Joux Boaxisr, Edinburgh, straw bat manufacturer, JAMES WATEBETON, Paisley, oil and colour merchant. DAVID MACFARLANE and ALEXANDER CAMPBELL, Glasgow, dyers. DAVID CALDWELL and JOHN CALDWELL, Holytown, Lanarkshire, slatars. Duxes?: ROBERTSON, Milne-square, Edinburgh, spirit dealer. JOHN FARQUHAR, DAVID WMICHAIL, junr., and JOHN M'ldtcnam., Glasgow, ironfoundera. 132 tor the Week ending Dee. 18. PA 1711 11117. Government Debt £11,016,100 Other &Twines . 1in54.900 Gold Coin and Bullion 9,871.049 Silver Bullion 1,338,346 £15.303,306 1113A1T122122. rGovernment Pereoritiee Mooted. Dead Weight Annuity) .00.C8k3.214 therboeuritie• Notes .............. Gold sad Kiva Colo DANK OP ENGLAND ou MOB 0111,1 Noir lased ..........P%399.393 8•11,11.0 DI =Won' Ompllaa ....jt4,653,u00 • 8.6011,416 Pub 6; O isict.q i: o; Book/. De Oth4V ad potl:7. Accts.) Lye 3,479 eevia-day and oiki;tiiilia 868.781', Doe. 23, 1847. ' M. M ABIMIALL. Chief Coale:. BUGAIL —The AvmsYnee of Sugar the produce of the Mak Paisealees In A computed from the returns made in Um weak Meg 0.• slat day December, 1847, is 22r. 91d. per cwt Dwpr the proem et the llamithw is 21.. 4d. per cwt. Sugar the ;Mum or gm But LOWY 146. 9841. per mt. The average pies der three triples essidekaa, jointly, is nu 441. per cwt. COMMERCIAL er MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—The reduction yesterday in the Bank minimum rate of interest and discount does not appear to be favourably viewed in any quarter. Con eels, the regular barometer of opinion in the Stock Exchange, opened at 833 to 4, u they left off yesterday, but these quotations were not long maintained. They fell successively to 8d and 4, at which they were done,but are now better, at 83} to j for the opening. Rednoed Threes, 84 to b. Three-end- ----_...r.....- _---- _ _ _ _ Imo - ~ o v~-~ Meal, 71. 10e. per ton. Oats, feed, per qr., 18s. to 295. ; potato, 245. to Ms. ; foreign, 19s. to 22.. Beans, Dew, 40s. to 421. ; old, 445. to 48s. Pea•. boilers, 44a. to 48. la. ports: Wheat, coastwise, 1,630 gra.; foreign, 680; Oats. aosstwiee, 160. Cxestmos, Dec. 23.—A small market, with a dull sale, at the rates of last week. Tt.e average price of Wheat, 575. 7d. per qr. WISPECH, Dec. 23.—Our market being held to-day, it consequence of Christmas, we have only a middling attend 'ace, and a moderate show of samples. Good dry Wheat maintains fully former quotations; but for coarse, damp qua lities the trade is slow, although no decline can be quoted. Oats and Beane each dull, at late rates. WORK INGTON, Dec. 22.—We had may a very slender mar ket to-day, grain of all sorts being short of the demand, arida out any advance in prices. Wheat, per three imp. bushels, 20s. ful. to 245. Barley, 12n. to 12s. 6d. Oats, Bs. to Bs. 68. EDINBURGH, Dec. 22.-There was a good supply of Wheat from the growers at this morning's market, which was cleared tag' at fully the prices of this day se'nnight. Fine foreign was in better demand, and quite as dear as on this day week ; hut inferior qualities are neglected, and rather cheaper. Barley met a slow sale, without any change in the value The supply of Oats continues moderate ; they sold this morning steadily, at an advance of 6d. per qr. over the rates of last Wednesday. Brans in good supply, and Is. per qr. lower. Wheat, top, 655. ; average, 55e. 2d. Barley, top, 355. 3d. ; average, 32a. 4d. Oats, top, 281. ; average, 245. 2d. Beans, top, 375. ; average, 345. OtAtioow, Dee.'22.-The weather, which had been very stormy at the close of last week, has since calmed down, and the wind has come round to the east, with a tendency to frost. Supplies since the 15th inst. have been light; these from Ireland consisting only of about 2,900 qn. Oats, and 1,800 loads Oatmeal; 1,864 barrels Flour, and 780 qrs. Wheat, have been brought round from Liverpool. The snivels at Orangemouth for same period are 1,180 qm. foreign Wheat, exclusive of a small cargo from Wolgast, just in ; also 455 sacks foreign Flour. Coastwise there are only 700 qrs. Barley, and 260 qrs. Wheat reported.. The trade has been very 'quiet throughout the week, an claim of buyers restricting their purchases to their imme diate wants ; but the value' of all the leading articles have been well maintained. At this day's market, which wee moderately well attended, there was a fair retail sale for the finer descriptions of Wheat, as will as for sweet barrel Flour at full prices. Prime Oats were held at 34. to 6d. advance, which needy buyers were compelled to give, there being a paucity of mealicg samples. Barley was inquired for, and there arc few malting samples on the market. Beans and Peas dull. Preheat prime Wheat, per 24011,., English, white, old, 295. to Ws. tid.; red, 275. to 30e. ; Scotch, white, oltl;2Th. to 29e. Trish, nil and white, old, 24e. to 25e.; new, 265. to 275. ; Dantaic, old, 28e. to 305.: Pomeranian, old, 28s. to 30e. ; Danish, old, 255. to 28s. ; Odessa, soft, old, 23.. to 26r.; Rued= hard, 225. to 245. ,• Canadian, old, 24e. M 275. ; United States, old, 255. to 29e. Barley, per 3201 b.. Ber wick and Scotch, new, 22e. 6d. to 245. 6d. ; Irish, new, 22a. le 235. 64. ; Pomeranian, de , 22e. 6d. to 245. Oat!, per 2641 h.., Irish, Wexford, dc., new, 18s. 3d. to 19s. ; Limerick, de., new, 19s. to 19s. 6d. ; extra, prepared. new, 19s. 9d.; foreign, Russian, old, 16s. to 180.; Danish, 160. to 17e. Beans, Irish, per 26011 n.. new, 19s. to 205.; Egyptian, per 28011,.., old, 18e. to 19s. Peas, per MIN., white, old, 20s. to Th. ; grey, old, 20s. to 21s. ; :lanadian, old, 201. to 21s. Flour, per Ibe., English, superfine, old, 445. to 465. ; Irish ditto, old, 42a. to 45e. ; fine, old, 40.. to 425. ; extra choice qualities, old, 46e. to 47e. ; American, per barrel, sweet, old, 29e. to 30s. ; Canadian, sweet, old, 28s. to 30s. ; sour, old, 241. to 255. Oatmeal, per 2801b5., Irish, common cut, new, 33e. to 345. Indian Corn, per 2801 b.., 19s. to 21e. HOPS. BOROUCII MARKET, Two o' Clock. —, Messrs. Pattenden and Smith, Hop fa ctor., report that the market is very firm, with a tend, nay to advance. Nee Mid &El Kent& td. 0 tosl. 12 Scorhng Konto.p m4:1.10 to 31.11 New 14 cold of Kenn 9 16 b 4 0 Yearintg ta114663 .. 1 00 3 3 New Boaaa ........2 10 to 310 Old iiolll . .... 1 10 to 1 11 SKWS, LEAMMALL, Dee. 24.—Hides, 661 b e. to 8111,0, 11d. to 11d. ; 641bn. to 72.11 n., 11d. to lid. ; 221bn. to 801bs., 11d. to lid. ; 801 bi to 881bn., lid. to lid. ; Nibs. to 961b5., 2d. to 21d. 96114. to 1041bs , 2d. to 212. ; 10116. to 1121b5., 2/d. to 21d. Horse Hides, 81. Calf Skim, Is. Is 61. 6d. Dee. 24.—Polled Shoop Skins, 4s. to Se. 6d. Lents, 3s. to 4s. Downs, 2e. 6d. to 3s. 4d. ...arts. — to —to .Anstawltan 33 to 39 RTB ..... — 10 11D1UlT. Feeding 22 to 38. distilling — to Inoust Conn 23 to 33. LIDITIIIS — 01 —• 11111111 OATS, 10 Yomeranean and Stralsund — to Swadith and Danish Ntewkand and Dutch feed . Ditto Brew 24 to 22 feed — to --• Beans, tick. Small p 47 28114 Xto SO .Tostwny — to Pms, Tait. 23 to MI boilers 4O to 42 Tann, old —to new —bo --Julie .... . —to Luwaco, Mae and Rudest ... ..t.; 49 to 30 Mediterranean and Odessa.. — to 43 to 32 RAPIRRD —lO .beespanad 24 to 34 118101811 D Colllo, free of du. ,pm t 0.... / 6 Os. to E 6 61. LINER= C81:10, 1)11/06 SOC a 2 Os. to tI 0 Os. Ditto Franc& and Asada= r 0 Os. to El 1 Os. Shoos, American, nee barrel al labs.. 24 to 28 I.lBllOiD and thenbarg Canadian French, per mak of MAUL. frae .. to ARRIVALS IRIO t4Y7DO7 FROM 20th DEC. TO 14th DEC. Qrs. Ensludt. Scotch. Irish. Foreign. What 1 3980 1 I 2190 Barley I 99701 I Oatsl 33210 Flom, 3,410 melon —barrels. Malt, 8,920 barrels. LONDON A mama—Wheat, Xs. 10d. ; Barley, Ms. 2d. ; Oats, 225. 3d. ; Rye, ; B. Vs.; Pees. 44a. 4d. Spanish hard Canadian DIPEILAL AVF.II.IOEB. is Wheat! outer' Usis. i Rye. 1136•Aa.1 Peas. Nov. 13 ... ... Us ears 11136 4d336 7 9448. 3d 20 ... ... Me 3d 326 Id ifs 11d 1 326 10d 436 11416. Od 27 ... ... Si. lld 316- 64,1316 11114ta 1 446 6d 46. 3d Dec. 1 ... ... $26 1130. Id 236 34336 11 443 Od 74 11 ... ... 316 lld 303 3,2 Us 1d 31s Os 7d 47. 7d 16 ... ... 326 74 30s 74 41. 76146 410 634166 3d 6 weeks' A. Aver. 320 10,1 . 116 3d be 741 126 44i 1144116 6d inert are MO dull OM FORUM OTAML, Nov. IS/ / Nor. 20 No.. 271174 e. 4.1 Dec 11./ Use. 18. 54 11 I ::: r7l ss 1 I SL Il I BANBURY, Dec. 2 _3.—A short supply of Wheat, dry samples of which were taken at full prices, and in some in 'tenses le. per qr. higher; damp and inferior without alte ration. Barley dull of sale, at le. per qr. less money ; other kinds of grain much the same. The following are the prices Wheat, old, 6s. 6J. to 7e. ; new, 6s. to 6s. 9d. Barley, malt ing, 32e. to 34e. • grinding, 28a. to 3ls. Beans, old, 6s. to 6e. 6d. Oats. 2.8 s 3•41. ; new, 22e. to 275. Biammo 'lsm, Dec. 23.-At this daps. assissaiSienew. was a large supply of Wheat, and the trade dosed dull at the currency of this day se'neight. Barley maintained its value. More Oats offering. On Beans and Peas the turn was in favour of the buyer. During the present week very little Wheat has changed hands, balder, having demanded a greater advance than our millers would submit to, the price of Flour not being remunerative. Fine Barley Is. per qr. cheaper; other qualities fully as dear. Oats scares and in quired for ; and for secondary qualifier there is more de mand. Lower prices have not been submitted to for Deans, but our supply of Egyptian continues large. Peas Impressed for rile. Present prices: Wheat, English, white, per bushel of 621ba., 7s. 2d. to 7a. 10d. ; new, 71. 2d. to 7s. Bd. ; ' red, 6s. 9d. to 7s. 6d. ; new, 6s. Bd. to 7e. 6d. • Irish, red, 6s. 6d. to 75.; foreign, red, Gs. to 7s. 6 d.; white , 4d. to Bs. 4d. ; Polish Odessa, Gs. 10d. to 75.2 d. ; Danube, 51. 9d. to 6s, 6cl. Barley, per imperial quarter, 345. to 380.61. ; grind ing, per 392161., 275. to 290. Oats, English. white, per imperial qr., 265. to 345. • Welsh, black and white, per 31211(8., 225. 6d. to 245.; '6'040 to 421 b.), 239.6 d. to 259.6 d.; (371 b. to 391 b.), 235. to 245. 6d. •, black, 225. 6(1. to 241. Gd. Beans, English,per 19616 a., old, 18e. 6(1. to 295. 6d.; new, 16s. to 17s. 6d.; Irish, 16s. 6d. to 175.; foreign, 14a. to 16a. 6d. Peas, boiling, per imp. .qr., 40s. to 575. ; grinding, per 19611i5., 14s. fal. to 169. 6d. Lentils, per 1941b5., 12s. 6d. to 14s. tit. Indian Corn, per 196161., 141. 6d. to 15s. 6d. Flour, per sack of 2801 e., English, fine, 435. to 465.; seconds, 391. to 435. - - • •••• -•••••• BISHOPS Sion:man, Dec. 2.3.-A good supply of grain and dull market ; good samples of Wheat maintained last week's prices ; hut Barley was from Is. to 2s. per qr. lower ; other grain much the same ; Wheat from 445. to 635. per qr. Barley, 281. to 32.5. Oats, 20s. to 245. Beans, 361. to 48s. Peas, 331. to 365. BRIOstTON, Dec. 23.-Wheat in short supply, which enabled the farmers to realised the prices, although re- Instantly complied with by the buyers. Barley, Oats, Beans , and Peas said steadily, and the whole cleared off. White Wheat, 131. 10s. to 141. ; red, 121. 10s. to 132. Barley, 30e. to 341. Oats, 19s. to :Is. Beans, 365. to 40s. Peas, 365. BRISTOL, Dec. 21-Without foreign arrivals the supply of grain and Flour to this market, coastwise and from Ireland, is light-50 qn. Wheat, 332 qrs. Barley, 416 qrs. Oats. 600 sacks Flour. The improvement in neighbouring markets for Wheat, in price and condition, since the weather has changed from rain and damp to frost, has had the effect of raising the pretensions of holders of foreign Wheat 2s. per qr. For Barley and Oats last week's priees are firmly main tained. Flour meets a better sale, at 401. to 42e. per sack ; seconds, Canada and United Stases, barrels, 26e. to 305., as in quality ; few sweet parcels to be had. At to-day's market farmers' supplies were short Wheat, red, 52a. to 58s. ; white, 645. to Ms. per qr., being an advance of Is. to 2s. ; Dantxic ' mixed and high mined, per 4801 b., 80e. to 635. ; Ode, 48s. to 62e.; Polish, 54e. to 575. English malting Barley, per imp. qr., 30s. to 365. ; grinding and distilling, 28.. to 315.; Irish, per 4001 b., 28s. to Be. Black Oats, per qr., 20s. to 22e. ; white, 224. to 265. Devtzu, Dec. 23.-We had again today a fair supply of Wheat, some of which came to hand in better condition ; at the commencement of the market an advance of Is. per qr. was established, but towards the close lot week's pricer were taken, a good deal remaining unsold. Barley was in good supply, and met a slow sale at hurt week's prices. The sup ply of Oats was good, and the trade brisk. The trade us Beans and Peas was heavy. Wheat, white, 671. to 60s. •, hest red, 555. to 595.; middling, 495. 545. • inferior, 445. to 48s. ; Barley, 27 1 . to 375. ; Oats, 22 1 . to 28 i. ; Bean s, 60s. to 58s. ; Peas, 41s. to 50s. per qr. Floor, fine, 445. to 48e. ; seconds, 40s. to 435. - - - - • -- FAR;HAV, Dec. 23.—We had a good supply of Wheat; trade brisk, at an advance of 2s. per qr., and m some in stances 3s. per qr. was realised over the currency of last week. A large supply of Barley, and fine qualities from Is. to 24. per. qr. dearer. Wheat from 121. 10s. to 151. per load; Barley, 295. to 335. per qr. ; Beans, 425. to 60s. ; Peas, 40s. to 42a. ; Oats. 20.. to 275. HATWLILD'e Hera, Dec. 23.—We had • small supply of Wheat. Trade slow. Oats. Beans, and Peas but little to demand. White Wheat, 131. 10s. to 141. per load ; red, 121. 10.. to 131. Barley, 30e. to 335. per qr. ; Oats, 19s. to 211. ; Beans, 365. to 40s ; Peas, 38a. to 395. Hircarts, Dee. 21.—Our Wheat market was Is. dearer. Other corn the same as last week. - - MAIDSTONE, Dec. 23.—We had to-day a slow trade for all kinds of grain. Higher prices were asked for Wheat, bat only in a few instances was it complied with, and in no instance with regard to Lent corn. 141 , 411NINOTRIE, Dec. 23.—Our market to-day was firm. For Wheat the prices of last week were fully supported. Barley was 2s. per qr. cheaper. In Beans and Peas very little business doing. The prime of both articles have downward tendency. Newsm, Dee. 22.—The supply of Wheat at the neigh bouring markets during the past week was quite equal to the consumptive demand of the millers, and for fine quell ties an advance of Is. per qr. was obtained. In middling and inferior Lincolnshire Wheats no alteration. The finest malting Barley only in demand, without variation in price ; middling and grinding qualities in lees demand, and the turn cheaper. Oats, Peas, and NAZI a lower tendency. At this day's market the attendance of farmers was comparatively small, but the supply of grain was somewhat large. Fine Wheats scarcely supported last week's prices; inferior qualities Is. per qr.`lower. Making Barleys were offered freely, and to effect sales to any extent a reduction of la. per qr. was submitted to; secondary and grinding qua lities Is. to 2s. per quarter lower'. Oats firm. Bean, Is. per qr. cheaper, P eas and Indian Corn fully support late prices. Wheat, new, white, 68e. to 60s. ; red, 52a. to 695. per 36 at. Barley, malting, 335. to 34e. 6d. per 32at. ; grinding, 235. to 30e. per3o st. Beaus, *ld, 645. to 68*. per as.t. • Igypiian, 42a. to 445. Oats, new, Is. to Is. 2d. ; old, Is. 3d. to Is. 4d. per stone. Peas, white, 64e. to 665.; blue, 645. to 665. per 38 store. Indian Corn, of 601 be. per bushel, 38s. to 395. Nawauxy, Dec. 23.—We had a rather short supply of Wheat, but, the demand being entirely of a local character, the sale proceeded slowly at the prices of last week. Barley in increased supply, and rather easier to buy. Oats, Beans, and Peas dull, and rather lower. - - • - - - N,ww&RXIT, Dec. 21.—Little disposition to do business, the greater portion of Wheats being much out of condition ; still a small advance bee been realised for those of extra quality. Of Barley the few sale, effected were at a decline of about ls. per qr. Osts, Beans, and Peas a very heavy trade, the two latter articles giving way fully 3a. per qr. - - - - - - PLYMOUTH, Dec. 23.—The market was well attended this morning, and both merchants and farmers obtained an adesnee of la. to 2s. per qr., on late prim of Wheat. - - ROMNEY, Dec. 23.—Our market wu thinly attended. The price* for moat description of grain were about the same es last week. Good Wheat sold for 131. 10a. ; and inferior as low as 122. Barley may be quoted 2E4. to 31s. Oats, 20s. to 23a. Beans, 425. to 4.55. Peas, 375. Eld. to 30a. - - - ROYBTON, Dee. 22.-A large market. Wheat trade fins, and le. dearer. Barley, on the contrary, slow in sale and lc cheaper. Wheat, 28c to 365. per load. Barley, 265. to 35e. per qr. Oats, 17s. to 268. Srocznittoon, Deo. 21-Wheat was plentiful; for best descriptions, 68s. per quarter was given ; red Wheat (dry), 665. - Thom samples affected by the recent wet weather was were not much in demand ; prtcea for such, from 48s. to 525. per quarter. Maltaters p the best Chevalier Barley freely, at from 83s. to 65s per quarter ; good grinding, SOt. Malt was offered at from 7s. 6d. to Be. 3d. per bushel. Beans were Is. per quarter lower; some good new offered at 50e.; moderate, 465. Pete not much in demand ; from 40e. to 445. per qr. the average price. Oats were also a shade lower; best, 261. per quarter ; common, at from 21s. to 22a. In Tares and Rye but little doing. STOCITON-ON-Tame, Dec. 22.-The supplies of grain coastwise have been liberal. This morning we had a good show of Wheat from the farmers. The demand being limited, the whole met a slow male at about the rata of this day week. The supply of Oats was short, end last week's pnoes were readily obftined. In Barley, Beans, and Peas we note no change. }lone in fair request, but without change in value. The following are the prices: Wheat, per qr., of 631te. to the bushel, south country, l red, 66e. to 58a.; mined, 56c to 695. • white, 68a. to 625. ; old, red, 665. to 68s. ; white, 68e. to 60e. • Dahlia and Yorkaltire, red, 52a. to 68s. ; white, 64a. to 60 a e. • Dentate, Stettin, sad Konigs berg, 675. to 60a. ; Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, 675. to 585.; Hobesio, Danish, sod Matobarg, 58s. to 68s. Flaor,isso, pot me. of Mb., 425.; roporens, 465, Rye SS to SO 14 to Se to SO to 14 is MI to SO asll erea:.oa CATTLE, &C.—SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock..— To-monow being Chriehnu-day, this may be termed a holiday market. The butchers generelly . are hilly stocked with meat, and too busily engaged disposing of it to attend here. This state of things 'piing anticipated, the supplies are not very large, more, however, than cue be sold. The best Beasts are disposed of slowly, but at much reduced nitre. Many middling ones remain unsold. There is very little good Mutton on Wes ; this description makes about the same as on Monday, bat second-rate cannot be cleared off at a reduction. Calves are not numerous, but trade is hardly le good, and Monday's prices are with di f f i culty supported. Trade is brisk for Pigs. From Rolland we bare 112 Beasts, 260 Sheep, and 22 Calves. Per dam of SU. s. d. ad. Per eke* of 511:e. s. d. a Pot Soots, llerdaos.. 6 0 6 a Bea Dse.lalf..bde. di 0 0 0 Beet 1315ortflorns ...... 4 3 410 Bert Lans-rroole 4 6 6• &wad godly Raft- 36 4 4 Da do. Olson Odra . : Bw a g lo. 4"mdq.l4 4 Pits mass • Beet Des. Sr MU-bib 5 0 6 4 lambs . . 0 0 • Braga at roadtst. 643 ; Sheep sad Ambs, LIPP; * Wyss, Ptes, flt GIRRURNII FAIR, Dec. 20.—We had a tolerably good show of fat stock, considering the time of the year •; a good attendance of butchers, which touted a brisk male for any thing good, but middling things wire rather bad to tell We had not a very large number of present Calvert, and not many buyers, which caused a very dull market prices not q good as they have been. Very few lean Iris h; lean Short Horns were very much looked after, and sold high. LIIRDR FOiTNIMIT Fita.—We have had a remarkably small supply of Beasts at market to-day, but they were gene rally of good quality; and all sold up at 61d. per lb. ; in ferior, 61d. The Sheep fetched from ed. to 131 d. per lb., and were all sold up. Livenrooi, Deo. 20.—The supply of all kinds of stock at our market to-day has been about the same as last week— smaller in number than for some time before, the quality being a fair avenge, though nothing particularly fine for this tune of the year. There was a numerous attendance of customers, and the whole met a brisk sale, at high prima Beef, M. to 61c1. per lb. Mutlon, 6d. to 7id. -• NRIVCASTLII, Dec. 21.—The general quality of the Csttle shown was excellent, though the quantity was considerably lees than laat week. A good, seasonable supply of Sheep, in respect of numbers, but the quality middling ; also, a large show of Swine. The demand for all kinds of Cattle was brisk ; former prices fully supported, and all sold. The Sheep market hu undergone little alteration is respect of prices. Pigs were in active request, and nearly all sold. Prices : Beasts, 61. to Bs. Pork, 6s. to 73. 64. per stone of 141ba. Sheep, 6d. to 61d. per lb , sinking offal. Numben shown : Beasts, 466; Sheep, 4,012; Swine, 308. - . . ROXSZY, Dec. 23.—Our stock market was thinly supplied, and prices were decidedly downward. EDIND 01011, Dec. 22.—We had s greater number of Sheep than were exposed last week. Good aged, white-faced Wedders meta ready sale, and fetched 44a. per head. Black faced Wedders and Ewes, generally in inferior condition, hung heavily, fetching prices a shade under previous rates. The currencies were: top, 6td. ; current, 6d. to 54d. ; and inferior, 4d. to 3id. A greet many were turned oat unsold. The Cattle shown were not in fiat-rate condition ; never theless, sales were brisk, sad previous prices fully maintained. The quotations were . top, 9s. ; current, Be. 6d. to 81. ; and inferior, 7s. 6d. to 6s. 6d. Several were turned out unsold. - - - - GLABOOW, Dee. 20.—There was a fair eupply of Sheep and Cattle in the market to-day. Sheep were dear; beet white faced brought 40e.; best black-faced, SU Ewes, 21s. 6d. Best Beef and Tallow brought from 10e. to 10s. 6d. per trop stone. For Yerforifori'a Motets pm lasi page. SHIPPING. MAILS ARRIVID.—DabIin, 2 : Waterford, 1 ; Donaghadoe, 1; Guernsey and Jersti, 1; French, 1. LONDON, Dec. 24.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.E., light breeze, dull hazy weather. DIAL, Dec. 23,-9. to W.S.W.—Arrived Susan Crisp, Cape of Good Hope; Greenlaw, Madras; Ethelred, Moul mein Coromandel, and Persian, Calcutta, and gamed to the river. Arrived from the river: Euphrates, Sydney. Arrived: Westminster, St. Andrew's, and remains, having been supplied with an anchor end chain. PORTSMOUTH, Dec. 23. —E.N.E. Arrived: Zenobia, from London, for Cape sad Calcutta, and sailed. Passed by : Ann Dashwood, front St. John's, N. 8., for London; Bremen, from Hamburg, for New Orleans. Sailed: Nunez, Rio Nunes. POOLE, Dcc. 22.—Arrived : Nelson Packet, Newfoundland. Pirrsourn, Dec. 23.—E.5.E. and S.W.—Arrived : 22nd, Tigris, Ceylon; John King, Mauritius. Put in: Minter, from Gothenburg, for Bahia, with loss of mils, rigging, and spars; British Queen, from Hartlepool, for Ceylon, eight of crew refusing to proceed. Off Port 21st, Justine, from Madras. OFF THE EDDYSTONE, Dec. 22.—Triton, fkomßetavia, for Amsterdam. Brunet, Dec. 23.—B.W.—Sailed: Adelaide, Tobago. Faamomr, Dec. 23.—8. to S.W.—Arrived: Alert,Ga lats, with cargo damaged. Sailed : Pierre Le Grand, Mu *ernes ; Happy Return, Lisbon. PENZANCE, Dec. 22.—The I.abella, from CROW, tO Lon don, was pseud, 11th hut, in lat. 25, lon. 28, W. water logged, and with loss of rudder, sails, &c. Crew t aken off by the Loodianab, arrived here. Swansea., Dec. 23.—The Garonne, of Dublin, repairing here, took fire last night, and has received considerable Coax, Dee. 21.—5. E., fresh.—Arrived Saxon, Callao; Demerara, Liverpool, for St. Thomas's, Inky. Bailed Susan, Pondicherry ; Herald, Bermuda. The Brolly, from Liverpool to Africa, with loss of topsail yard, bulwarks. &c., water - asks bilged, and ring - bolts torn up, put in here to-day. HARTLEPOOL, Dee. 23.—Arrived: Jaoobine, Copenhagen, for Hell, very leaky. Teoco, Deo. 21.—Arrived: Gateshead Park, from New castle, after having been in contact with • schooner, RAMO unknown, off the Eddystone. OFT PENZANCE, Dee. 20.—Andromache, St. Stephen's, N. 8., for Hull. 21, Cornelia, Batavia, sailed up Channel ; LoodiMah, St. Andrew's, N.B. NEWPOILT, Dec. 22.—The Prince Carl, for Havannah, got aground on the Western Point of the river Usk to-day, and remains. Arrived: 21st, Guardian, • Wil berforce, Grenada; Prince Carl, of fOr Ha unnah. Sarum, Dee. 23.—The Jorme,et.Tameralli.whialt wept en .the rocks on the 17th link gat alk ash watt cep the river to repair. CAERNARVON, Dee. CLYDE, Dee. 21.--eanat Ceylon; Careaarba, New e . 21.—balled : Poi/oak Now Odessa. iew irar eo, Ore • I U` l IP. 14.,9/