The Express. — London, England, 1846-10-02 00:00:00

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LTS of the MONET, &bui, ir=oc L-- - P A a f.l . r I. so G a r l e nE ßb .Ci e fifilrubl e l No. 28.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, OCT. 2, 1848. 30RN, CATTLE, and —Parris, Modena, and Beiesme—Penusa—Vercsa, Mantua, Milan, rkiag feature. mu the bireppz— da tio ; me, napkak a nd E t brace. Whlteßbas. In One thick Volume aro, containing 90n pages sad upwards of SCO to the youngest son of your K* to a Prince — WORKS PURLLUHED sea by ORR eft CO. Mustrations, price 30s. cloth boards, merits already recall the rare mesas of his rent will transmit T HE at office order at the rate Paternosteneow, Lemia. T HE VEGETABLE KINGDOM; Encouraged by the rata of the Carts of the li mild and difficulty arise, Or, the svancrlT' ar., CLASKYICATION, =I USES of loyal and ' lSt " , ann V a l lib laiwo I have .../ r d o eckre i co t n o w y n o a u t , a st e t=eg wed mew . BECTisTEres L irAGE EMDS. PLANTS. inundsted noon the Natural System. g supplied with THE prim 7e., ickatesteo with wesoeob et Rua, Cava; Re.; ; a New By 'WIN LINDLEY, Ph. D., I'. r.s., sad Ls., Pr0:e....,r a Botany st the mem* remit a Post-o ffi ce order Eddies/et the in the L aircrsity of leaden, and in the loyal Insiitution of Great bel oved sister the lallnes eillowia,Damas La .r. HEN at WALLBRIDOE. N4TURAL HISTORY of CAM BIRDS; their Rhein. m adoseoeso k H o w, n is d , Deowee oh oo s oeee d., ,reeding. •• No work more important to the student in botany Lei ever of Bourbon, to Priam begin/ Marie leans, Duke de Mosithoile. I . es t reeet naPP , eff , and th e Meths of eetete.te than. By J. U. g onioo , o o,, M.D. &pp/stied ; fee to the padeient in that =eels of study it esetnies known , 'a and communications, Th. wars a Dr. Beethigin ages Coral:dr Ithe been so highly ma immune maw 0. usenet Mformation."—Leadon Journal crummy, mane this to ywa , euvermir., my =II enteemed upsa the eciatiaent, that it MS puma through several Me 3 2 . whe.* soagrottdations I aocept with the = met' London . on4acvs, both is tus o.'.xinal art is tmaglidsme To this edition " We . assure_our readers that It contains a wet goantity of nutter tude. Lod . may the Almighty , who so vial for the herp.meta of oartero familiar, and for -------___------ numerous mean hew been add= as well as several sp vies intro. io.westing and Lewd to many e.AINI of pusses, and to none more protects him, grant that Ape two i Naar to Pharmaceutists. to IItIORI we nroolty and CorLYT , I. CANT I L E LI F E drama , which e laya ,ril e n Y alaa r o lalai sa r e 'r l i g e tar atri Z . rev:emend it.”—rbarmaceutical Journ.l, No. te. • . do , hh oo k...hosepe e Loudon. Ie e o es t o hope d doe i de b leme k o h o pl o ye o i o g er m . 0.., an d •,,.. To suit the 0011•111iCOCe of students and others, the abase work PlVrijonirthe two n al i eso.., _•'• ~,,,-; peed= darks mail§ a ithroadef the tests = Natural Misery , to 'sake iratl.l in 12 mon th ly farts, price 2s. fey. r ,ch ; the fourth of e Co o t next ner d the laimita t h ke d i t e dyeteedeme . , the em et eee t. which will appear on the 30th instant. " Madam,—Heaven _resided over your bi hei. Chairman.. ............ ...........1.. womneerneezt this Bradbury and Lows, Whitef. :ars. Royal Righnew has Red !ray gift, evert i careamr, sm. so. cskalosos. New, 275. 275. 6.& Glam., X L. & Ardrceson, 25.. Calelenin&Dwatlex.,tes 9d. Us. Great North of India, 4.6 d. 4. 94. Carawdami Lina&Clat.,3o.. 3d. Manchester & Southansp., 21s. Cd. Int rafts a.a.a„lfs. 3d. 1, e. North Brit. l shorith new,74a. 71s. KILO ta. Do., new 1 h. ,crip;, 20s. 19s. & Ayr (4164 410 p I Stirling and Dunfermline, 20s. 6d. Olga, Dom, & /Is. 36e. to 38e.; Ooats, 245. to 305.; Beans, 38s. to 464.; Peet, 40e. to 46e. per qr. DEVIZES, OCT. I.—We were largely supplied with Wheat, which met a very slow sale at from 2s. to 3s. a qr. above the prices of last week, some quantity remaining un sold. Barley was in fair supply, and the trade slow, but in some instances a trifling advance was obtained—The supply of Oats was good, and the sale free. Beams sad Per were in good supply, and met a fair ale ; Beans were Is. a qr. dearer. Rye sold: freely at Is. advance: price from ISs to 20s. a sack. The supply of Tares was large, and the trade dull: price from 211 to 235. a sack. We quote ns follows: Wheat, best white, 61s. to 70s. per qr. ; do. red, 545. to &a. per qr.f; inferior do., 40s. to 475. per qr. Barley, 345. to 445. Oats, 255. to 295. per qr. Brans, new, 40s. to 475. per qr. Pens, 365. to 41s. qer qr. Flour, flue, 48s. to 535. per sack. ; seconds, 435. to 48a. per sack. PRODUCE. MINCING -LAME, Half-past Two.'—The public ;ales lay, been confined to Sugar to-day, but the quantity has been large, and occupied the trade until a late hour, con sisting of 10,000 bags Mauritius, 3,000 bags of Bengal, sad 1,500 bags of Brasil. They progressed heavily. Good and fine grocery descriptions, of which a small portion only formed a part, maintained previous rates; other desaiptions sold a shade under previous rates. Refined re mains steady ; the quantity ready for delivery being small, there is no pressure on the market. Lumps to pass the standard, 645. 6d., his. Ia West India a limited business only has been done by private contract. Coffee remains out of demand, and sales to any extent coadd not be made without submitting to lower prices. Thaw remains firm, at 455. on the spot. Tea continues dull. In other articles no alteration. 3ORN 'king rent - [3d. Prince whose eminent - his august father. kirgam, whale re just received, I solemnly matirm my Amertuse of my well onphilippe7a7tha. Lo F t ewrut uieyage r iro da alr. weg-beloved uncle, ?. mist lively path vimlify guides red A may be pledges the peace and et-office lould r BANBURT, Ocr. I.—At market to-day prices were e follows:—New Wheat, 58. 1041. to it , . 2d. per bushel; Beano, ss. to ss. 91. per bushel ; Barley, 23*. to 365. per qr. ; Oats, 27e. to 32a. per qr. ; Flour, vas. to 475. per sack. NEWBURY, OCT. I.—There was to-day at market a full supply of Wheat, which sold readily at the ails antes quoted in other markets, viz., from 10s. to 15v. per load; prime white and red Wheats for seed making up to nearly 171. per load ; good grinding, dry and fit for the millers, Gum 151. to 15110 s. do. Barley. gsnd malting, is exceed ingly scarce, and for best samples 4.5,. per qr. was asked ; middling and grinding samples may be quoted from 30i. up to 38s. per qr.—some even lower. Oats, the best sweet Po land, were up to from 28s. to 325. per qr. ; black do., very superior, made ;rom 255. to tis. do. (K Beans and Peas there were very few seen, and these retained the prices ob tained at last week's market. /adieu Corn hat beton intro duced here, but as vet but few purchasers have been found at the price asked. Winter Tares were sellinf at 6s. to G. 6d. per bushel. WATERFYYRI), SEPT, 30.—Since Saturday last our repplies of grain nave been moderate, and the prices of all tied, have had an upward tendency. Wheat most be quoted Is. and Oats 3.1. per boll barer thee on that day. Flew also is in greater request, se an advance of Is. to 2.5. per sack. The demand for Indian Core has again revived, and upon present sales a slight improvement iu price over kite rates 1.. obtained. PRICES CIIRRICIT. Lints : sr roar birth ; mad your Royal rary gift, awry grace besiggied upon you. Happy th• prior on whom the ehoiswelyour Royal Highness has fallen, and who is called upon to unite his fate to yours. In silting to your Boyd Highness that already the heart of your future - husband frilled alone with this happiness, I only interpret the sentiments which he himself will shortly express to yam in if your Bond Highness shall deign to confirm solemnly to this day the consent von have already granted." The Infanta having obtained the caticat of her mother, and the Queen answered as follows: &MAR. Tel'T OM DUTY ran, W. India,B.Y.bwn.a.43 30...44 (id Yellow &espy ... 43 0...47 Fine .. .. 44 0. 31 ..... SS 0...43 Taw 45 0...47 Aso 43 0...33 BangulakMadras,.. 34 0. 42 Yellow 40 0...4T WyyO 41 0.. 37 Faraign„lnams if 0..43 idiom ... .. 0...44 x, at per tOll. Bars .C910 .C 915 Pigs, No. 1 0 15 .. 6 0 ' Boope ll .11 10 Argo atC.ndieber 9 0... 0 0 Swedish ll 5...0 0 LEAD, at per ton. Pit is tkest lB 10_. • C M sheet Berm.. .... 20 10...0 • Patewt;bat . 0 • red ar 20 0...10 II ittry, ma. , Ay„ Cbairman. man. Deputy Chairman. 3, Ward; and Co.). irateoe gill poldished "To all keepers of 'Cage Birdie we momently recommend this book."—Eauuniner. " A very delightful book of lie kind. It Deems tom an indispensable book for the bil-fancier."—Speetator. "It will be welcome to every gentleman's library or dewing-room table. It is superbly got up, with an l - nmenac nembor of viluetteo ; and, in fact, rivals the beauty of the Aueuals."—Dispatch. MAGAZINE of DOMESTIC ECONOMY.— Comniete in Seven Volumes, price gl 15s. Nu present mug *Je relected a a ..tme =dal kind than t r valo:ble work, which, ormonlem to seven volcans, and tiouitd in dark cloth, ettered, hrs been : &end tom XS .le. 6t1..0 i 'ls. It to replete with laforturtion not lb be focal In any otter n • ; and being rue fully .uler.ed is cooly re:e. - red to. N. B.—Any shigle volume may be had, price Ga. &L "I. TTAND-BOOKS for the PEOPLE. Lawson, and Troyer). Csopestak ,e and Moore). A. Nichoison and Co.). LATEST INTELLIGENCE. Gary 4017177).. 41 114.4711 • Refinstpilostre.. 17 o_7l I Lump, .. 6 Ctows, la Bona West bias, mei 35 0...4• • 004 d. __...._ 45 0... AP • .- 70 0...44. 0 Ceylon, Spelter l9 • 0 0 Our, ger 232 i m p. gal. d.p. 9m4 "Me 0... 0 0 strew.._ 27 o_lB 0 brown 1 Te2tow 23 0 26 0 Sperm 77 • .79 0 !lead Maatar 79 •.. 0 0 Cod 27 0..27 10 24 14..96 0 re and Co.). batreet ed Bolt). orr—.l. Japes, p+9• y this Society are : ow riles of Premiums. 'ICY July ii7R5 - " Intimately convinced that the counsels of ray tender mother, and the advice of my well-beloved Ater, can have no other view thau the double object of my begjinest art the interests of my country, I confirm with joy, sir, the con sent I have already given, and solemnly accept the offer made to me of the hand of a Prince whose qualities are se em"ient. It Lt with happiness that, on this occasion, I yield to the desires of my (easily." Before retiring, Count Breaaon delivered a portrait of the Duke de Montpensier to the Infanta, which she is stated to have received with evident satisfactica. Notwithstand;wr the distribution of 10,000 francs to the poor of Madill& to celebrate the occasion of his visit to the palace, the Count's reception by the popu lace on his return to the gatbasty was by no D 7.0301111 Pine crdeey 41 0.. 46 • Fine 34 0... 90 • Webs, gooltafinr36o...o6 0 Omni Ries, ordi nary to fins 134 0... 33 • 0 tamales ant Pa Amp 210.350 Pam. West India....._ 46 0 Panto . . 32 0... 33 0 ita,: -- atper Comm, etanaton. 0 St.. ,010 y 101 Item at pee cwt. Bengal Patna Carolina.— ..... 311 O.- 36 • Olive.Galllpdl,l4.lcm 4! 6... 0 0 Occos Nut Seed, Ripe, lair, per t0n5........_ 33 10..34 0 Linseed 23 3... 0 0 Pnowsiona, par cwt. Butter—Cork, Ist O4 0...9• 0 lad MI 0 91 0 !rd 134 0..80 • Dublin, Ist 0 0...0 0 Limerick, do. 9l 0 . I Carlow, Ist 92 0..92 0 Newry, let —0 0 . 0 Waterford_ ...... 00 0...93 Beef, India, per time Pork primeval 72 6...73 0 9.81.7radL 00.. Beutii bark 93 0..73 • Islna 'AWL lisiattlos Is Premier. rout). able by releet a m. Ai l it HAND-LOOK of GARDENING ; expressly in tended ;or persons nossessing, sad fond of culdruting, a garden o makes., sloe. Price 2.. cio.h. a New sod Eularzei THE HAND-BOOK of BOTANY; or, Liontoan Lemons on Common Planta, for Field and Garden Pm:iv , - Price 21. THE HAND-1100K of AGRICULTURE; chiefly for the Use of Owe intcresit'd in the allotment sysiem. Price Is. 3d. THE HAND-BOOK of COOKERY ; intended for the U e cg.lve Middle Classes. Price 2s. cloth. THE HAND-BOOK of the TOILET; having in view the Union of Bodily Width with Beauty of Pelton. Pike 2s. clo.h. THE HAND-BOOK of the LAUNDRY; exprwsly in :Br awe who "wank Price is. 9d. THE HAND-BOOK of MEDICINE; forming a useful Manual in time of Need, when Protessionsi Aid cannot wirdily be THE Price 2s. cloth. THE HAND-BOOK of NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. Price le. 9d. THE HAND-BOOK of SEA BATHING. Price 2s. • London: W. 8. Orr and Co.; and W. end R. Chambers, FsPnbur,:b. LIXERICK, Strr. 30.---Our Wheat market to-day was not a very large one, and enhanced prices beim, insisted upon, checked business for a time, but ultimately both millers and merchants gave in, sine. the market was . cleared slowly at I. 7d. per stone for ;ma, and Is. Bid. per ,one for white ' • quality very good. With Oats we-have been on the whole liberally supplied, and ths anxiety to get them con tinues undiminished at advsneed rates from last week, 11;e1. Is. ,;(.1. being freely paid pis stone, as in quality. Bar ley unaltered in value. .. d. 15 15 0 0 0 10 g a. d. 24 13 5 14 7 3 w 1 10 21 0 7 9 6 0 18 10 0 - • SLIGO, SEPT. 30.—The fob owing priers ruled at market to-day :—Whest (short supply), 245. to 26.. per 20 stone ; Oats, 15s. 21. to 15s. Cd. per barrel ; Oatmeal, 18s. to 19s. per cwt.; Indian Meal, 13s. to 14s. per cert. ; Barley. 11d. to 13d. per stone. All aorta of grain in extremely short supply. GI.ASGOW, SEPT. 30. Since the 23rd instant, 7,300 quarters Wheat and 3,900 quarters Barley have :mired coastwise, via Grangemouth. From Ireland about /4,000 qumters Oats have come to hand, and 4,800 quarters from Archangel ; from Canada 3,1)'0 barrels Flonr. We have again experienced a very retire demand for Wheat and Flour, at an advance of fully ls. per boll on the forma, and Is. lid. to 2s. per barrel on the latter. 50s. per sack has been paid for superfine Flour, to be shipped to Sligo. The mar ket was reeved last week of a quantity of Archangel Oats at '23s. per boll, and the last arrivals have bee.. itaid more firmly. Oatmeal has not varied. Fresh Barley has conti nued in rcouest. Pease have further advanced Is. per boll, and good Beans have brought fully late prices. This day's market was well attended, and a good extent of bu.ineis was done in Wheat at fully the advance above noted. Polish Odessa brought 30s. per boll free, and a cargo of fine old. Dantzic 61v. per quarter in bond. United States' Flour was held at 355. per bat rel. There was little change in the value. of Burley. New Ir'sh Oats were offering at .21s. to 23.. according to quality, which is u decline of 3d. le lid. per boll; in old, or in Oatmeal Caere was no alteration. LIFE ASSUR IKON HOUSE. Leaky. k es at the DOW Pteraioe•ol J. JONES, 6eetehm7. The Gazette de Cologne of the 26th alt., stttes that, according to advises from Mayence, the results of the session of the Central Commission for the Navigation of the Rhine, are little satisfactory, and do not corres pond, the least in the world, with what was expected. The tolls upon the navigation of the river are not to be diminished. The Dutch government had addressed, it is true, a very energetic note to the different r:verain states, requiting modifications ;n the existing tariff, and in any case, explanations about the policy followed till now. But the majority of the states, who were apprehensive of a financial deficit, had thought proper to adjourn all discussion indefinitely, and, in consequence, the solution of this Important question. I CLOCKS.—Purchasers JEROME'S CLOCKS, as large Int. :ow York market hare been made. ire and best makers in the Unlinl • more •ot patterns, sent :one per port. e the hour. Lr cathcdrol tones, will h.,telatetl. and, a ititout •:olence, win Ss., 215., 22 , .. 6d. ; and with alarm, , 42e., end will alarms, 435. 63a.; They will be sent horns free, and r the Vert-office. Country orders :td; the clocks pecked in running er expense. Warrenton' to perform xican clock depdt, 16, John-street. pi r cwt. 46 0...70 0 Itrliatt Litrd,lielfant,prfrk 146 0. 56 9 Waterford, do THtto Bkidder 68 0..72 littiet. (I. and Cos, at per It. B. A. awl St. Video, dry n 0 dGin.o 074 Salted 0 4 . .0 5 Brazil. dry.. Drytalled 0 44 0 54 Rio, thy U 41 . 0 6 Limo/eV:Op. dry 0 S ...0 6 West R 04091- . U 41 . 0 6 Sated 0 34,..M 5 East India. 0 9t...0 101 Kt.& Ayres, di . 0 7 —0 8 ia, dry S. Atiter.Horto, per bide 8 0 .14 0 , Iturnia, ditto 6 0...10 6 . Wys Wooiss, at per tou. Lotiwoud, Jaiw Al 3... 4 In . Madura, 3 .5 13 -•-• ••• EI) GA] intf:rented In Gi extennivet IS. bent I-wand ant( n Sesta and I Gatt.terers and .urs takes ar Doorsand nes teri ht' FritMill inteCi . every potters :ulioral Hots- 1 , o ant: Hatches xl Ilrumlles A, various pat- Iv, in zinc, per da, a' beift of Tools onel ing lea; xles straph We Wire m Machete fiat t In :„tuehluves Axes Vorlot dug BIIH kot'llt" to: L'INGI with the Illustrate , to any part o: tl Narehouse, upenia 1-bridwo• IITISH SHEET and CROWN NI, Carden, and other purposes.—R. C. price+ or osuall crown squares, Ins Are a uoLations tt 411 his former lists:— per grm& per raw. by 5 l3O. 1 9by 7 18s. by G 15% la hyB 26a. neekiyoonsi‘noent o of STOUT FOiIVAIN be purpose 1 loving ruck a stock as will alert as soon as :es.cic:.l. cccumuer., and CRAPE OL \Mg of then at Inc other house.—For New 1t•,8 Lead, and Colour Works, 43, Leicester- NSERVATORIES. APSLEY Moon Canon Works, Holland-street, Black -1 m (not less ihnn 1001quare KIN ULAN d lik:Sr QUALITY, at tka on. kin 7. Per &mare foot. 11 a. by 3 ins. up to 10 8 ins.. from 10. strength for Greenhouses. ()ItEIG'N SHEET and HOB, CULTURAL GLASS. • have to announce to the Nobility and concluded nrrawtementi withi. Welch, Jun., ourabl - 4.. o' the business late'v carried on by i, and 1;:g to call attention to their extremely • Glass o, every description. nor:mum Gnat GLASS: ITIO UT Willi ROA 5 IN. 10 IS IN. ▪ Forchn sheet to the :cot. 4d. per toot 54. „ 7des . lid. L. 2d. „ CMALI 841.7.%1tEti. POTTN, NOT PARTICULAR TO 'lncenses. 5 ;u. by 3 in. ll d. per foot. der 6 by 4 „ 9„ 7 „ FOR GLAZING. to used at Chataworth...24e. per ewt. I Fu,ty os. 1, Windo, Lear', Folder, &r., fcc. eaccutod in any par e the United Kingdom. rnt Flate. Sheet, and flatted Crown Glass Le attended to.-12,Fanton-street, Haymarket. ATH.—A. and \V. GREAVES, ) AIUIS, BAKEWELL, embrace the oppor kJ to the nobility, gentry, and their commer xn they have reached during a forty years and Arms, and with a slew to a continurnoe )eg to assure them that they have spared no establisament at Matlock in every war worthy arc received and are most arlions . to main rir constant endeavour to render their charges ,no token to provide for the comfort of the flow. Communications being constantly kept ablishments, parties wi.oiing to wake a tour of , may have every facill.y allot, led them on the Their visir - irs at the Rutland Aims will ren ege of enjoying the tiv fbhing, for which Rake elebrated, while at Matlock excellent fishing, d'lnite, and the amusements of the public' he gratification of their Vi‘l:oT 4 . rink of the Mobergate Oration, on the North re conveyances meet ev:ry cniu. and CO., 61, Gracechurch-street, , New Pork-street, Sov.t.h.rork, Inventors and improved CONICAL and DOCBLE CYLlN respectfully solk , t the attention of wientifie r much-aporoved method applying tits 'rank •oron.'ting &e.. which a; mospherie he..l. semred to any requi:::tl degree, with. o state that. at the rrqam: of numerors making their Ito:iers or Iron, I's well es Cooper, sedated. Theee Bollera. which are now co • deresintion. bn. to those who Base no: seen will be sx-warded, es well es re:venoe ' ea• they m..y he 5.:..7n at host or toe nobility's cr 4. ;CA theoughout :he klaploni. loom the trado that at the:: ..nutrA ^ery In article reonired for the construction of Hord. a wen rs .or heating them , may bo obtained tarot's r.vnta. or Luc or WOO, erre:al upon the mc t orna leeake, visThig, Fx:d Cartkn Fenec3, Every Saturdav, price &swum, free by post, each volume complete ft I. s enle.:od to Twenly.ou: Folio Prlrt, THE GARDENERS' CHRONICLE end Aril: teLLTiI IZAL GAZETTE; a Weekly Record of Re - Economy and Ceueral Sews. Tam HOLT.CUL, cV. Pace SUITED br Pro of LINDLEY. Toe Fsamt.o PA .T (under the editorship of a practical fanner) tree., o* Tne P. se.lee o: Attrkullore Growth and Rotation of Crops A.t hece S. en ock Anlrual mad Yew:able Phys 7 olcrry I Drainer, Intomveact.s is I ir:ilation sc. Med by woodesi:s wionerer .0 t•tirr; renarist.e. .i :at:try Be.ter we 1. Husbandry n I.loltd-rrs Itesoks o:well-coadec.ed Expert. Labow . c , a meulel Farming AR.-wel.irmi Publications. he. he. to shot - , seliamverafitels the heneficlat ruploy went of capidd In land. Itsrocvs a.e rewbmiy given of Bic Errrii•tb, mail I iish AT:lento . eel Sceitnies rad Fa-iners' Oaks -London Ma.ket I fice.4 of Cns, Hay, CatSle,Seule, Itopa, ro.stees, Wool, Ste., end the Weekly Average% Aa arkaroathe Govdeolnv Part (usskr the editorshinof Dr. Llndley) priAclpleirt .o roalle it a wet ly sewed ot ever) .Lin tita. beats awn floral:l 4 4w, disho.ierlture or Canon Botany, welt an welt Naha) and welt Naha) as has • gelation toadenbig, wish Notes and Ce;.l6s4s of all rata on web subjet - 4. Cconoc.t 1 with ttav part aro R'FIEILY CALENDARS OF GARDENING OPECATIONS, e'ven In (*nil, wail rtilap.tel to An objce:a domain in every etation of 11.1 e; th so that the cot.eter, w . ..h a few roi l , of gonad Leant his den ~ the e,naar woo hoe on%y a treceithoase, oral the manger of en' t nine ;renters, arc alike Lila:add or the tontine of operations whiee tae .1 .iing tensors tinder neceaui e. it 1210 - eOVOr tones :• to • to 07 llorJeultueal Eahlol.lolll and Parneed'rets—No.lers of Noielties rod Imp eve near--in fact everething that can tend to advrace the prokrao)ll, beach: tie cond duo it: the Vn3.1 , 111M, or con duce to the nheasure ut his employer. Woodeu, me given when. ever tae ma.ter .rraied or requiem that north' oi il hart ra..un. Rv.rt. on to ques-lons ecianee.al with the object 0/the paper are alao fur estied weeLly. Len or, that description of D.:emetic and Political News is intro wh'ch La usw , lly found in a rth,Aly arirspader. it is enact:a sary to edrel on this head :arther thou to sr y, that the Propeiethaa do no. range themrelves under the Meter or nay pr- .y; their camel: eadeame a are to make •I The C. 'dean e Chem, Tie and Agdeuhural Gaze..e" a hill sad coup eh:mate Record o:Fue , sealy —a Nes - reaper is the :Ate sense a the woad—lees.ng ,ae . &Wee so form his own oeinto.us : the.: objet beiau the clue'elaro t o: the levee of no. '••r, no. o. man. Tae :teethe La tbau, rurnieheel, Mai:if:km to the peculiar ka • t.• m+ of the jot md, with such Ina:ire...Ma codeenirn7 Ibe ei eats of Cie dry an sercetedes the necaesity or his providing lurnaelf with any oth The P.o rr irrekly lever. p:ietors of "The Gardener' Cbron'ele and Agricultural G. eats" P.m happy to annoence dia, they base :we've(' the suepoet or tae meet diatturusMod Fainter., liceandsts, Florists, fuel Praethral Giodene.a, enteargst whom the Meowing may be more part.eulaeiy named es bruin eiready enriched the pores of "The th•rdeders' ( urornele end Agreuliao al Carrie' by then* communicatimis : Tbe Bev. J. R. !kudos:, F.L.S., M. Matennek, loyal hoioeto So. Proreseocorßo.r iy,G.,olxidge. eiety, Landon 1..),.. Dauheny, F.E.S., PrO.rniUr Mr. Cameron, Botanic Garden, o: iloteny, Oefoeil. Bi•minehmn Prolasor Noyes, F. 8.5., King's Mr. Meen•li, Caledonian llorticul- Codem. London. total Socie43, Gorden Proressor Gthharn, Edinburgh. Mr. Gamnbell, Botanic Garden, P. athathe Morten, Vert. Mune-realer Dr. Lyon Ineyrair, F.G.S., Con- Mr. Meer.', flot.•nicel and ZrniO suluag Cdeatia. to the Royal &al GnairP., Inds. Agricultural gOekty of Eng- Mr. Williamson, Botanic Gardena, land. Shetleld. E. :lolly, Rm., F. 11.9.. Expert. Mr. Ingram, Gardener to her men,alCiwrnist to ihe ilorticul- Majesty at Windsor. local leocie.y of Loudon. Mr. Walker, Vicz-Regal Gardena, Tee Fthrl of liars. Dublin. COIOn Palmerston. Mr. Bailey, Gardener to the Arch 'l,e Hon. and very Rte. Dr. liiellop or York. Iterbtet, Dean of litanchrater. Mr. Paeton Condoner to th e The lion. and Rev. Charles Duke or D;vonshim. Bathurnt. Me. VilLare. Gardener to the Duke Flop. Air mon Herbert. of Nor th uruhedand. I Hon. W. Fox i.rangs aye. Mr. Ater:melee, Grnikater to the Sir George &carat Mackenzie, Duke a Lein,ler. Bar,., F.B.S. Mr. Fleming, Gardener to the Sir Dewed Morley Bart. Duke 0 , Sutherhuid. Sir Francis Mackenzie, hart Mr. Ferguson, Gardener to the Sir Charles Wolreley, Bat I. Duke of Buckingham. Sir .1. W. Maxwell 'f yldea,' Bart., Mr. Mackintosh, Gardener to the Mils.rod. Duke of iluceleucli. i Sir James Nnsmeth, Bart. Mr. Mottled, Gardener to the Sir J. 1111,5 Macadam. Duke of Newcastle. Sir NV..I. Hooker, F.ILS., Royal 31r. Tillerv, Gaidener to the Duke Garden% New. or Portfand. Dr. reran, Lkurerry. Mr. Robert., Gardener to the Dr. Grezo v, Ahenken. Date or CleveLmd. De. Ihtmilson, or Plymouth. Mr. Cale. Gardeaer to the Duette a Dr. Ileniliwn. Dowager or Ilearord. Dr. llornee, Hui . Mr. Spencer, Gardener to the Dr. Dignity. President of Trinity Marquis of Lansdowne. College, Oxford. Mr. Elton, Gardener to the Earl Dr. Lenteater F.R.S., F.L.S. of Tyreonnell. Dr. Neil, Calvin Mills. Mr. Hendemms, Gardener to the Dr. Thackeeny, Cheater. Fail P o zelnino, Dr. Willii. Madras. Mr. Cootwe, Gardener to the Eats Cantai ii S. E. Wiodrineton,P.R.S. Visa ill , am. Captain E. W. Church'. P.M. Mr. Itoweet, Gardener to the Foil Rev. J. M. Beteley, Kinea Glifth of Limn Bev. L. Vernon Harcourt, Wont Mr. Forsyth, Gardener to the Earl Dean Muse, Sussex. of Samwohury Ike. A. Hu:Gable, Sutton. Mr. /Tea., Gardener to I.:' ly Fthr. J. B. Bead?. Grenville G. Andeisou, EN., Secretary to Mr. Buchan, Gardener to Lord the lare:ac,s ' , carmen' Soc , ety &mot Edward B.u•aard. E.q., PALS. Mr. Halliday late Gardener to J. Hatoonn, Eel., k.R.S., Bid- Lard Sonde; do- Gump. Mr. Brown, Gardener to Lord G. Ilentham, Em., F. 1.5., tote Southamp:on Szaretwy of the llorder'.: - ..1 Mr. J. Steourt, Gardener to Lard Pre •.y. Denman A. J. broom, Esq., Derby. Mr. Ilaythorn, Gardener to Lord C. C. Bahinehou. Em., St. John's Mithile,on College, Camhielge. Mr. Wierieton, Gardener to Lord C.R. Dree, Rm., Sinn .narket. Stafford J. Caird, E.q.,Baldoun, near Wi- Mr. Barnea, Gardeier to Lady I own. Rolle 371. S. Gorier, Wi nest Mr. 3111 e, Gardener 0 the Bare - Jobe Coe.* E q., F.L.S. n—s cw t'' . ..-.ltlld C. De e 4 1 n. Feu. Mr. Street, Gardener to the Hon. J. Bailey Dm m, Em. Me,. U. N. Ferguson L. W. Dill win, Esq., F.LS., M. Beetom, Garner to Sir W. netty Dail. Middlemu, RarG de H. Di:thn, Esp., Witham. Mr. Booth, Gardener to Sir C. 1 Maeda 1./ooe. Lemon. Bar.. R. D. Drernest, Esq., turpham, Mr. Green, Gardener to Sir E. Arundel Antrohne, Bart. Mese st. D:ummond, Stirling Mr. Errington. Gardener to Sir Mr. H. F. Fardoo, Secetea , of P. Egerton, Cart. the DMMAgrOVC farmers' Glub Mr. Lemke, Gardener to Sir W. J. Gil - ma, E.g., Beale, IT. Bougadan. Beet. John Garr, E 0., lels.on Howe, Mr. Hislop. Gardener to the Hon. Neeilmothedend Colonel Howard. William G.rniteh, Eaq.. Csleutta Mr. Markham, Gardener to Hon. A. Gyde, Em., Palms% iek It. Clive. M.P. A. Hell, She., Secretary of the Mr. Whiting, Gardener to 11. T. Chepetow Fr, me s' Goy Hope, E , rl., M.P. N. S. Hodson, Eq., Bury St. Mr. Appleby, Gardener to T. Edmunds B.aeldeiturst, Esq. C W. Lioskyare Eaq., Wrozhall, Mr. IV. P. A'reo. Bitxdthei Garddo, enerßl ack- to J. neer Wanvick Cook, Esq., W. 11. Ifyet., ELq., F.A.S., Pains- heath. welt line c Mr. J. Brewster, Gardener to Sirs. Cothbett W. Johnson, Esq. Wray. 3.11. Lewes, E - q., Itotharapslead Mr. Cramh, Gardener, Redbraes, C. Lan ;rem EA. Ci rences ter near Edoburali. H. Liddell E q., H u ll Mr. James Dthinmond, Gardener, J. D. 'Jewels a, Fan., Pennergare Blair Dthinmond. E. J. Lowe, EA., Iligi , .old Mr. Fey:oer, Gardener to A. Horse, Linear Palmer, Lou.s M. M. 71111 mm, Del., Secretary of Mr. Fielder, Gardener, Wadlturat theYo ntliimAgeiculturaiSoctely Caste. ID% John Mortal, Withheld Farm, Mr. r" Fish, Petteridgeburr. Wot an Mr. J. Fish, Gardener to 11. H. J. Pathireon, EA., Leyflelds, Oldie, Esq. Newark, Sotto. Mr. Foc.une, Hotborm Depart- R. W. Parch" Esq., Chepstow stmt , llodicultural Gardens, IL Rernolda, Esq. Chissick. John itogeee. Esq., fierenoake Mr. Gordon, Hardy Department, Pridearn J. Selhy, Em. Ti esell IfortieulturalGardemeChiswick Geese, Northunitrrland Me. In 'ray, Gardener to C. Bar- W. C. Spooner, Egg., V.S., South- ker, EM., EirtniAllinnl. 31nprOn Mr. It. Lyathum, Eihnurneek. J. Taylor , Esq., W e'ltth:, an, Me. l'erria, Gardener m It. liar fitokererry nison, Esq. JT. immer, Fee., Norwich Mr. Kle wocd Gardener to V-. d Welles, Eel.. S ee: e.ary to the Mills, E•oi'd Hill.or Ht:Wel thrnt ' .r2l Soclety,Newcestle Mr.Thoinneca, Fruit Department, . W. li. Wininte, Lot.. Hereby, Horticultural C...eders, (...- - Fotrtlemoke, Llon wick. H. ErnWire Witham, FA-, Lat- Ile. We".. Gardener to WAt•ere, Wigton Esq.. at Bedlenr. •>. GOMM FOR RDRIRTIntMENTS Orders, end C o mmagjestiows 1, Fpeer Welli.rrical-samet, Covent.garden. LoN'on. Tile Gtr.r WEEL*; Gar OA ICLI Ann Minn , : Ott c.tr.GszErre" le pub. Ilshed eve. r St:elder peke Si'., Mantled. to go I:ce by pee:, and may be ottiereilOt all koeVeillete and new.sceudere. THIS DAY. Four o'Clock. The accounts received from Ireland this morning confirm the intelligence which was yesterday pub lished, of an alarming riot at Dungarvon, though happily not in its worst details. As far as we are at present informed, no lives have been lost, though the crowd was fired upon by the military. But at least two persons have been wounded seriously, and it is feared that some others may also have suffered injury, who have been removed by their friends into the adjacent mountains. The affray . which was attended with such serious consequences is thus detailed in a letter from Dungarvon, dated Tuesday evening : " Serious riots, I grieve to say, have taken place in this town. Yesterday vast numbers of people, to the amount of eleven or twelve thousand marched in here from the our rounding country, sail proceeded to attack bakers' shops, from which they took quantities of bread. The mob were about to attack the stores of merchants and others, but, fortunately, a troop of dragoons, which had been ordered in consequence of the appre hension of riots, arrived from Kilmacthomas, and, with the co-operation of the militaly force already here, however, prevented further depredations. In the afternoon in the dusk of the evening, some of the populace com menced throwing stones, and the deagoons had to charge them re p ea tedly. The people, however, still con tinued throwing stones, and the state of effnita began to look very serious. The drogoors were then ordered to fire ; and it is silted about 20 shots were d;schargcd. Two men were seriously wounded. They are sill. lismo ; but severe! others, it is feared, were wounded more or less severely I amongst the crowd, who fled sub equently to the firing. The town has been since pn fectly five from disturbance, but dread:ul excitement and alum preval amongst all claw , here. It was owing to the commendable forbearance of the military that much more d;ie•strous re - ult.; did not ensue. " The shipping of grain front th , s port to Liverpool had been suspended, owing to reports that the fishing-bolo would prevent coy ye✓-els front expos .'ng food ; but one of the merchants is now about to dispatch a re sel with wheat. "So far as I can lea: 1, the e riots are att. ioutahle to di, coatent amongst the peasantay as to the amount of wages on the public works, no definite sum has'og been fixed as vet. In the first instance ei.;ht pence a day wes offered, but the people refaiwil that rate es etherly insufficient. Ten pence was then offered, but idso refused. In the course of yester day a written paper was handed from the people to the magistrates, rcqui. , ng that their wages should be one shil ling per day, and that they should be supplied w ith Indian mere at a cotrmpunding puce by the atone, to enable them to give sustenance to their families. My owe impression is, that ;f there terms eve complied with we shall have no further disturbance." To meet the exigencies of the general distress now prevailing, the Irish government has issued instruc tions for the re-organisation of relief committees. The document, which has been published for tire in formation of the lieutenants and deputy lieutenants of counties, makes some important modification in the system of last year. Each county is to be so divided that the districts formed will in oil inst - nces be of convenient extent for the operation of relief com mittees, and in this way the d i stribution of relief will be entrusted to those who, from local know ledge should be best informed as to the real wants of those among whom they live. The dona tions from the Treasury in aid of local sub criptious may amount, if required, to one-half the suns col lected, but the Government trusts that the duties of committees will not be confined to the distribution of relief. They are expected t) promote, by their influence and example, improvements in husbandry, the drainage of lands, and the reclaiming of wastes, as the employment provided by law must be confined to works of a public nature. The following has been received by extraordinn , l express : Ems, OegonEn 1. —The Spanish mug has not arrived at Paris. which causes some uneasiness. The Journal des IPluds publishes a letter from Algisiras, of the 27th of September. The English fleet, under Admiral Parker, which had just kit Cadiz, has been oblig,cd to steer towards Cape Trafalgar on account of the nigh easterly winds, and is again under sail for Cadiz. It is reported that the squadron is to be re inforced by eight sail from the fleet in the Medi terranean. The Constitutionnet contains the following :—" We have just received a letter Zeom the :zontiers of Spain. stating that 80 insurgents, amongst whom are ~everal priests, have been taken and shot. At Sen d'Urgl several priests have la:en strangled, amongst whom is the Vicar Gazi. Bourse, 1 o'clock.—Five per Cents., 117 f. 90c. ; Three per Cents., S2f. B*. The progress of the French princes in the Tourney towards Spain was made known in Pails on Wedres day. On that day a telearaphic despatch was received, announcing that the Dukes 1)e Montpensier and D'Aumale, had passed through Anssoubme on the previous moraing. 'f he Prince Dc Joinville wrs at Leghorn on the 18th ultimo, on his way to Florence. The Madrid journals of the 25th ultimo, futaish us with particulars of Count Bre.tson's interview with Queen Isabella and her mother, to solicit their formai consent to the marriage of the Infanta. The Count was received by the ministers, grandees, and officers of the household, in state dresses. And on Lein; introduced, delivered the following address to the Queen Mother : "Madam,—A double joy awaits your heart as a mother,— delightfel satisfaction your heart as a QUC2I). Your Majesty is about in one day to insure the happiness of your august daughters, and coatribute to confirm,' by their mar ria .tes, order, liberty, and union in this noble country, whose destinies you so wisely and courageously directed timing many years. This reward was due to your Majesty, after so many trials; and the King, my august Sovereign, in offer ing to you his congratulations, puts up vows to Heaven that in the future your Majesty may be completely remunerated. The King entreats you to confirm solemnly, on this day, the consent you have already given to her Royal Highness the Infanta." To this address her Majesty replied: " The approaching marriages of my beloved daughters cause me the joy of seeing fulfilled on one and the same day ell my hopes, all my desires. By these unions I see in sured the happiness of the. a pledges of my maternal love, as well as a futurity of mace and concord for this magna nimous nation, which I call with pride my country. I give at the same time to your Sovereign the most striking proof of my section by consenting, with all the effusion of my heart, to the marriage of my beloved daughter, the In fanta, with the Duke de Montpensicr. She will thus enter an august family, who by their p ractice form an example of every private and public viitue." Count Bresson then addressed Queen Isabella thus: " Madam,—Your Majesty has not been contented with insuring your own happiness and that of Spain, by giving your hand to a Prince most worthy of his high destiny, but you have also thought of the happiness of a beloved sister, and deigned to consent to her union with the youngest son of a King who was already bound to your Majesty by so many tics, and to Spain by sympathy and his admiration for a people standing so high in history. To-day the Cortes of the kingdom, an enlig h t ened and so patriotic, have, by their deliberations and addresses, partaken in the wishes and intentions of your Majesty ; and I come in the name of the Sing, my august Sovereign, to request that you will fir-t accept his congratulations and best wishes; and next, that yen will solemnly confirm the consent already granted by von for the marriage of her Royal Highness the Infanta Donna Luisa Fernando. with his Royal Highness the Duke de Montpellier." The Queen replied : " Called by Divine Providence to fill the throne of Spin, the happiness of this 'great nation has ever been the object of all ray endeavours. My heart flatters me with the hole that I have secured it by the union I am about to contract. I The Prince who is about to call himself my consort is worthy of the title from his high qualities. lam also indebted to , Divine Providence for a companion of my childhood, who het been insepeftble front use from my infancy—a sister whom I love o.mderly, and whose happiness I whiled to en sore as my own. May God grant me the con - olatiou of know ing :oat my object hes been attained by giving her hand Bricklayers, and others.— rIets.—NOTICE IS 11E11EBY F.Rd of SEWERS for the TOWER harine's and Blackwell Marsh), at 'VESDAY, the 13th day of October moon preeirely, at the OFFICE of et, Goodman'e-tields, R.II be ready up) from any persons or person • the Works neee , ,•try in extentsng e• • length of 750 ft. or thereabouts, en also, from Great GartiCaitreet, s-e.n - et, briar a length of 390 7t. or reel for a length of 212 1,. or there. I, Whit •chapel; also, in Gnxutield urth of 075 ft. or thereabouts, in Ow row for a length of 790 ft. or then- raid amend Work , with the Forms to (Mee of Sewers a...et Friday, bad ,ra of Eleten Three. f :Tante ultt,eraktreveralWolcsrespoeti vel y. al t a ith,a t prori.iond r , ,ri . tment to Gontraci., and to µire the mince V moms bound in • sutticitat penalty of the mid ig,er.,! Works. TIM Kby t'aeConimiewionet No Tender if meeting, nor in any other forrn than ionQrs, nor tinh-w the part! tender:ng, , attend on his behalf to answer wh A nber, W IN, Clerk to the Comm ,- goners. o net pledge thciwels vs to accept the OEN TOOLS. ..,iong pursuits, We , sto:k or GARDEN LNG made Garden Eagise3 Chairs. ' Pruning Knives, TS. rious Saws ~ Scissors Shears 11 , Rskes in great A. — riai , Reaping Hooka Seyth , Scythe Stones shears surto= Sickles si, ','" Svc Si,3:itli and SI orels . Sptbta Swite Honks 'Mimic Hooks Transplanting Tools Trowels Turlinstrons Wall Nails Watering Pots Weed Estrators and Hooks Wheel Barrows Youths' nets of Tools ;11.AM'S PERMANENT Li.t of Horticultural United Kingdom.— to the Monument, 46, Inconsequence of the repro entat;onsWhich have I been made to Lord Palmerston, of the insecurity of Iliitish Pro and property at Mamie, H. M. stammer Bulldog is to proceed to that island, where she will remem as long as her presence may be required by the English Consul. The James arrived in the Clyde from Patagonia. Sailed thence 4th July, and reports that the coast had been taken possession of by the Spaniards as far as Watchman's Cape ; that they had cannon at all the landing places, and would not allow guano to be taken I off , nor any per= to land. ELECTION OF LORD MAYOR—CLOSE OF FOURTH DAY'S POLL Wood Carroll . Hooper Farncomb 1 Moon COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Ilay-past Two o Clock.—We have had some agita tion in the stock market to-day, arising chiefly from the state of the cos a market and the rise of the prices, of which Con ols fell tu954 to I for money, and for account to 951 to 1. They have since rallied, however, and are now 951 to 1 for money, and 951 to i for time, as before. The market is evidently rely susceptible ; and with the impu'se of any poll tivl event of an advci_c nature, would be likely to give way considerably. Exchequer hills are 15s. to lt3s. premium. 'the foreiga market remains in a torpid stationary state, without any apparent tendencies of a speculative disposition in respect of any of the secutities admit. Mexican are lower, at 241 to .5. Chilian also are not ...o good at 97 to 9, cx dividend. Venezuela are worse at 41 t, 3. Spanish Bonds maintuin their quotations nominally ; the Five., 261 to I ; the Threes, 374 to ; . Portuguese rather better, at 41 to 2. The prices of other securities will be found in the list below. ENGLISH ECNDS.—CLOSING PRlCEB.—Tirnez o'CLoca. Bank Stock, Ditto for Acct., 95; 4 3 per Ct. Red. 31 per Cents, 3 per Cent. Consols, 951 4 Exchequer Dills, 15s. Ills. FOREIGN FUNDS. 1 per tent. Crennda Ms., 204 14 Grenada I *-erred lids., 31 4 S per Ct. Mexican, 1818, 21 1 5 6 per Cent. Peruvian lids., 38 8 Portuguese Cone. 'Nis., 41 42 ft per CL ltie,tan Ikk, ill 12 5 per Ct. Spanish lids., 214 4 3 per Cent. Spanish Ms., 5:4 I Siguthli Deferred Ms., 1;4 Spaniph Pawivell4l4., SA 1 2 per Ct. Venezuela liils., 41 3 Venezuela Deferred DX, 12 18 5 per Ct. Austrian '• per Ct. Debrian ltde., 96 8 21 per Cent. ditto, 55 7 5 per Ct. Druzibutt MIA., 851 71 5 per Cent. New Itrar..lkls., b 4 6 per C. Buenos Arms Ude., 41 3 G per C't. Ctilirn Ed5.,97 9 G per Cent. Columb. def. lily, Columbian liquador Bd.. 3j 4 3 per Ct. Dadsh Mt 03 21 per Ct. Dutch eds., 59j 4 4 per Cent. Dutch Certs., 92i 3 RAILWAYS. The succession of accidents on the North British lire has given an additional impulse to the befon-dcelinin; ' value of its shares. The market was all sellers to-day, wh'ch led to a decline of some 2i. or more per share. Corn wall and Devon, end Boston and S:amford, were in better demand. East Indians may also be noticed as having rather improved. Belgian lines begin to be inquired for. SALES EFFECTED TO-DAY IN LONDON. (Yea erday's prices will ha found In last page.) Aberdem 141 London &South Western, 691 Ilirminr. ' and Oxford Jun., 51 i London and York, If Calvionian 4 share', 11 Lynn and Denham, 121 Cambridge irid Oxfore, 11 Man. lit !peas : lii.hs, 9 Chuxnet and Blythe, 14 Do. Extension, 11 p Cot nwail, 4 9a.12.,8u5t0n,& Matlock, 1 p Direc: seratern, Ii A Midland. New, 341, 1 Losiern Counties, 211 1 Newcastle and Berwick, 26 Do. New, CI p Norfolk, 153 Do. York Extension, 11 2 North Britioh, 243, 3 Last Lsocasbirc, 20 Da. 1 Shares, 141, 4 List Lincoln:afro, I Do. Car. Ex., 21, 31 Ely and llnn.ingdon, 51 North Staffordshire. '2. i p Goole, Don. & sbef., &e., I d Oxford, Wol., & Wolrer., 73 Gt. N. of Lig•. New, tel Portsmouth Direct, 41 Great Western, 137 Scottish Central, 19 181 Do. li..hs, 31 P Shrewsbury and Bir., 3j li.i. New, 9 : p Shropshire Union, i d 11101 an.) ti.ilby, 1 shams, 211 S. E.& Decor, 39 Do. 1 Share‘, 53 Do sewosat 33/.6..ad.1N0.2,14 iregieb and Norwich. If Do. New ido. 3014 No. 3,17 • feeds and Bradford, 74f 4 South Wale., 4 3 Leicester and Bedford, A d Neat Riding Union, lf p Liv.!lifen., 3: Newc. Jn., If York and Newcastle, 404 ' London aid BlackwalL 81 91 Do. New, 10 f ' Lonilon and Brighton. 59 51 Orleans rod Bordeaux, 53 London and Croydon, 211 Pia, and Strasbourg, Cn., 5 Li.ndon & North Western, 1901 9 Rouen and na,:e, 28 Do. New, 163 1 Sambre and Meuse, 31 ' Do. liatis, 20 %nib.. Not., & Dos., Aey 7:18(1 & Dudl 1 F.. COOTITION Yk. Es., 1 , 7-16 p l 5-16 p Ea.st Lancashire, 5 p Exeter and Exmouth, 14ti d lludrsd.. Hal • & Red., 11 ) p Iludrsd. rod Mena:. &C., ) d I and Th;rsk, d Leeds, Dews., &Man., 1) d Lsicester and Bedford, g d Lir A.& 131.7, p Liver., Orals. & 31 9-16 p Landon & North We 7., New, 141 p Da. do., (C) 7 3-1 .1 p Man., Buxton, Mat. & Mid., p llaN, an 3. s • Mancbes. and Leeds,. Fifth% G p no. Fat, 1 5.1 G 7-1 G p Man. & Southmpton, 13-14 d North Staffordshire, 2 7-16 p Oldham Districts, A p Old., Drk., Sze., 135.9 d, IGs. 3d.d Fre,t&Wsre, Halve, (A) 3 p Do. '11) 4.. p Sheffield & Lincoln Es., 1 d Sheffie4l & Man., Qr.., I d Shrorhire tnionl d \S. East & Dover, ~9 Ito. liolves, 4,7-1 G p Trent Vol. Mid.l4 Gd. In., 5.16 p West Riding Union, 1 13-16 I p 1A34, Oct. I. Shrew,.,Wolv.,& S.Statl., 4..04. 4 Slunp•hire tn. It & C., 4. , :.4. 4 S. Staff lit, 4. p I Trost Val. Mid. &Gd.ln., I I p L 'Tion & South 13i is Wole., and Dudley Scrip, 3.)3. 9d. p Man.. huxtan, It Matlock, North Stafford., 21, p and Dewsbnry, shcr " Extension. 10s. Manehes . . x Lceds., p N. Prit‘4ll, Car. Ryan., 4Si. Fast and West Riding, 10; p E. and W. Totkshire, 3es. d North Fasten], 31e. 6d. ci Leak', Wake. & 6d. 10s. d 111 LL, _ _ _ Ocr. 1. Leice,ter & Bedford, 12. d Midland and Think, 11 d Orm, , :irka, 3/. 94. p 1 North Weitern, 2n. -. .. Gd. p oaf., Whitney, Me., 19n. d Oaf., Worm-q.v . , &c., 5; d Sheffield, Rotherham. Se., la. p Wen Riding t nion, 3; OCTOBER I. Iynn .4ortli7to d r El ., 3!!. 6 3!. 9.. Gd. p. gent Riding Union, 3!. 15, 41. Leed,,, Wake., & Mid., 9.. 8•. d. Leice,ter & Redford, 10a. Gd. IGo. Leiemter and Birmingham, Za.Gd. North Brit. Carl., 73a. 755. 341. Math., Dar., & Bolton, 10/.6,1.9d. Bost, Stim., and Bir., lls. 6d. Buckinghamshire, 15 n. a. Us and Huntingdon, S Leicester and Tantworth, 41;. 1, , e., OtreWrk, & Pres., 3/.14 *.p. DEBLLN, Great Southern and West., 7.0 i :did. &Gt. West. R. &C., tH Waterford and Lima., 11 11c , f .st and Ctc. Doan, ls. &L Landon and Bantry, 7s. 3d. Dub, Mu , & Rant., 45.9 d. ts.6d. Gt. Ex. from Temp., to Nen. & the Shn, 1111.3 d, H& C& SEPT. 30. F.oniekillen and Sligo, 149, M. Gt. We t. to C; 15sGd, Killarney In., Gd. Nevry, Warren., & Boa., 4 Watfd. kTramore, 21a. 3d. Vex., Wick., & Dtb, , Wes., Car., & Dub. In., Ze. 9d. Rum at pre Loewae6 1111061 Demerara, 28 to 36 per mot. Januar, 311 to 36 pro oawt. U.P. 3 2 ... 3 8 Forwarite marks 4 2 ... 4 8 Braadp, Ist Woods 5 0 ... 6 Vi.as., per tun. £54 0...53 0 St. Petersburg, 9 bowl 40 0... 0 0 Dash and Plembh 3 3... 8 3 PlieaLsad Hue, at per tem. BL.Petercbarg,cloemt 3l 0...52 0 out.shot half clean 29 0... 0 0 I ROM MIMS .. -- 32 o_ll 0 outsbot pass ...... 30 0... 0 0 Manilla Last India &m l3 0. ..18 Bombay l4 0...18 Jute To.i.ow, at per cwt. St. Petersb, new 1,70 44 9...45 0 Rough Fat 2 3 0 0 Sis, at per cwt. Ranca B5 0... 0 0 Straiti Com. 18 Mocks 93 0... 0 0 Cannwaclty lO . 8 10 Yugic. Jameicie Cube • 10...9 0 Niceruaea, Ism and told 14 0...15 0 Small Lima 13 0...10 0 Saran .s• 14 0 .17 0 I Red Senders 5 10... 5 15 Rrazil CORN. M.tllli-LANE, Two e Clock.—The receipts of English Wheat since Monday have been moderate, and the few parcels exposed for sale upon the Kates st intis this moroial were disposed of at an advance of 2s. per quart - r upon the rates of Monday last. Free foreign Wheat was is good request at a similar improvement, and a considerable quantity changed hand*. Free American Flour, of good quality, is saleable at 3:is. per barrel, and bonded at 325. per barrel. Barley more inquired for, and the turn in price was in favour of the seller. The receipts of Oats consist chiefly of the new Irish crop. This artiee was a more free sale to-day, and in some in stances an advance of Gd. per qr. wee realiscd. Beans and Peas very scarce, and quite as dear. BRITISH. Skinuip per Claw,. Winter, Easel and Kent Red 50 to 1:1 65 Whise...6l to 63 to r.. 9 Norfolk and Sutlalk 57 to 59 63 50„....50 to GI to 67 Talavera (I;eies or Suffolk) 1.4 to 71 Cambridgr &Lim:oinked— to —to White to to Northumberhual le Scotch do. —to do ... —to— to !rah do to do . —to to - 11y r., 34 to 3$ Ilaitcar, Foaling . 29 to 31 Dandling l o '22 to 33 Malting 36 to 38 Chevalier 4 0 to 42 tine to 11 Irbh — 30 Scotch to -- BUCK WHICAT sLarr 66 top fine pale GO to 66 OATS, English Ford 24 to 27a 0d...111aek... 24 to i , a Od Ditto Poland. 27 to 28s Od...Potato.. 23 to '.as rd Berwick andscolehEeed23 to 27a Od...Putato.. 30 to 310 131 Iri:h Fecs.l Ad to 21 to 26s Oil—Black— 21 to Ms Od Ditto Potato aks ad to 37s Od Pats, Orey .22 50 VII 00...6400. 30 to 3134 Od Blue CO to 61 White OS to 0. =rliL 41 to N. 5l to 58 BEAN., Hamann.. .... .37 la 21 ...... ...Ticl...M to 41...01d 44 to 46 Harrow 4l to 42 Saiwll 42 to 11...01d 49 to SU TARI,, New Spring ..... 10 —New Whiter— to _old to 'tsti.-4.50, New 4O to 42 Parrot vasetu, Red —to White —to Per thomand. Ell Os to £l2 le.. Per wet or :hoOn Town made, delivered 52 to 56 Fine Ilmewhold 40 to 52 Norfolk and Suffolk .. 42 to 46 Whites .... .. .41to '3 Northumberland, Lincoln, and Yorkshire Sussex and Kent —to Irish - — to Wiliam o•r 5.. ams:wa. FDRE'DN. Duty puhl. in Bond. r, Dantrie and lionigsbe'g to 64...50 to LS pamer,hean, Ilooto lc, alai Stettin, aim 413 to G:; .52 to 36 French and Bralout Danidi and Humburgli Rove.= ... 4 5 to 341 .Egyetlaa... —to —... to Ikmulie nett D.keee 5O to 54...16 to 45 Spanieli,hard to ..-....5a1t Canadian to Amtritilan GO to 63... ATV It sot. v, Feeding Mto 30 Di.,llllhig 30 to 32.-- to i.,..11 vie . °vie, ltue&Ln POinenlrbeaft sad Straland Rwalieh and Mods\ 26 to 24.. to Friczeland and Duteli Ditto Crew. to 13e.stw, Tick — to old 34 to 40... to Small Egyptian 3B to 33 Tommy ...... —to —. .34 to 29 PEA., Grey White 4l to 49 Bolters TAltr., Old to new to --Large to Duty ;ice Li v, EU, Baltic and RUM! iti Mediteminean sad Ode' RirEvVED ZS to 40 ...... Hempseed Si to 16 .. do. do. CEovEcAMD, Bed to —White to --o. cwt. 1inty , 56.38. 'Lest It .rs,rras CANES free °Nay, per ton, £5 ae. to CS 10e. LINEEED CULLS, Dutch oral German ditto ES Os. to .L 8 10a. Ditto French and American ditto £8 10e. to £ll lee. per Mt of 196Th'. Ftoca, Amerlenn, in Road 23 to 30 Dantric and Hamburg 27 to 35 Canadian (Duty lid. per barrel) French free tO —per Sac* of 210 Ibr. IMPERIAL AVERAGES. 1 3 • Whest.lllselerd Oats. 1 Rye. Beans I Peas. Me 11d,275 3c1:236 3d Si)'. 1011 39s 0.311. 9,1 17s led:29s Id 23a Orf Is 10c1 39s *IASI 11,1 49. 111 311 Oil 23a 3d 32s 7.1 30s 4d1370 ld Soa 33e id 22. 5d HI hl 40s 112,38.10.1 31s 3 Ms 1d,235 74.1,33 e 131,41 s 131140 a 5d SU 1d1364 I , • 2:" . • 781330 7d112s 70 45a Od is., 0u 1 .1.1 40 23a 4c1172. lid 1 a lutrEse 54 4 oui la 00 11irtrdi 2s odi 2s Oril 24011 In kit sh week's Corn averages. iJNFEZD CAKES FIAI: a. WHEAT, Aug. 13 ? Per Qua . V. s • • - 12 . • sc:ks• Agg. Aver. Duties on For. Groin Aug. r). >^ pt 5. !lot. 12. !Sept. 19. 1 Sept. 2G. ::: 55 1 51 3 50 0 40 0 47 10 15 11., 11w. 22. .1 1 :- 1 -1. r.-- ! :.:. E LONDON AVERAGES YOH 710: Writ( EcDINO sr"r. 29.—anent, MK. Id.; Barter, 39.. 7d.; OutN 4C.; I ye, 375. be.; Juars, las. Sd.; Peas, ass. Bd. ARRVItLS L'iTO LONDON FROM THE 26th TO IDE 30th SEPT. English. t Irish. FOTOKII. Wheat I " Darter 2OlO i Outs roar, 13*0 sacks, 12070 barrels; malt, 1520. BRISTOL, OCT. I.—A start, rather unusual in this weeksmarkt has advanced prices of Wheat and Flour during the o 61s. and 635. per quarter, Baltic red Wheat; .55'. to 605., and 625. per quarter Polish Odessa ' • and .545. to 56, . per qurrter hard Odessa Wheat. At the latter price, the .ale of a large cargo of good quality is reported. But the extreme prices asked by our few holders of foreiga Wheat and Flour rather checked business. The lots of farmers' Wheat offered to-day were eagerly bought up . at :ifs. to 60a.; finest, to 643., of good, dry quality. No Irish Wheat; in deed, very Brie Irish produce offering in this market, and supplies are generally short, as this fine weather fur plough ing and wheat-eowing occupies the farmers. Bakers and dealers have been much out of stock of Flour, and their pre sent anxiety to secure a supply has enabled millers to advance the price of seconds to 46, and 4Ss. per sack. Canada and United States Flour, 32.. to Wis. per barrel. Few of oar malt sters have commenced wetting ; and some of them, having fair stocks of Malt, are disinclined to give the high prices asked for malting Barley, 40s. to 433; very fine, to 41s. and Cis. Grinding Barley is scarce, and worth 31s. to 335. per. cr. Oats also scarce, but the demar.d is not general, and sales checked by the high prices demanded, 303. per 320 lbs. d for new Irish white ; 265. to 28a. per quarter fur lri.h black. There are buyers at 275. per 320 lbs.; and 15.. to 16s. per barrel, free on board. R OI:FOR D, SEPT. 3 0 .—There was good supdy of grain in our market to•day, at prices rather Wire i Eyr t n 13: leech. Wheat, 51 s. to 6.15., Barley, 345. 19 e, HOPS. - - BOROUGH Ni.tREET, Twu o'Clnek—'iteltqrs. Pat tenden and Smith, Hop Factor,, report that the nutrket a•- tioucs brisk a' following prices : Mid and riot Keuts, ...... per Cwt.l:3 N. to £7 os. Weakl of Kent* Sanwa, trout, -. 4 0 to 4 10 Fatah:lmq Starting Keats Yearling suttees Oat Hope „ 2 u to 4 0 N EU' BURT, ()Cr.B.—Ncarly all the Kn.:ll.min re had • large quantity of Kent, Sussex, and Farnham Hops for este. Some pockets of Farnham they asked 7/. p‘r cwt. for; do. of best Kent, from 61. to 6/. 10s. do.: Swipes and Hem+ (common), from 51. to 51. 10s. do. Italker dull sale at tio,o price , . A further reduction must be submitted to before many will find purchasers. CATTLE. Two o'Chck.-We have t:,-t1 Iv a largo supply el Beasts and a dull trade ; the b,t how ever, maintain their prices, 1-. 2d. lstngrcadils obtained fir the beat Scots, &c., and he for the most wiling short bows. Many of the inferior descriptions remain ut.sold. We have 450 from Ilollend. In the quality of one foreign suppnes to day we notice a decided fallinir off. There are :ram Scotland,: PA from Liutobt and Low. ,t...rshirc about 300, end .rom the neighbourhood of London obout 200 bea-ts, and about 100 Townsend roe , . Fibitep are GA sc-une, and our late quotations are firmly supyo: t,.1, some of the choicest l)owns making bs. 2(1, and the moot selling descriptions of Lougwools about 4e. 10d. per Mb. From Ilolland and Germany we have 1,670. The I.anili scaron may now be considered nt a close, nod we ce.) , e to quote. What few are on offer realize about mutton p.ieti. Calves are in demand, and have aivanred in price fully Id. per sib. There aro on aide 48 from Ilolland. Ths• wipply of pigs continues good, as also does the demand; consequently lato prices are obtained. beat tats, llererordn, &e. (per at. at 311,) 4, 0 to 4s 2 shoe. norm 3 a - 4 0 Fecund qtbil`ty Beads 2 lit - 3 4 Calves 4 4 - 5 0 4 to -- 6 4 rest Downs sad Halt-bretts 4 10 - 5 2 Ikot t0n.r.660. , 4 8 - 410 I'mo:tad second quality 4 4 - 4 6 Lambs ... ....... .... . ........ . „ Pratt' at ........ and Lomb., s,teli ; (*ult.., 232 ; Pitts, 310.-11, West Smithfield. SDUTIIALL, SEPT. 30.-Our trade to-day was very inanimate, nevertheless nearly eserythiog was disp)ced of at following rates: reef made, per st. ofBtbs. Walking offal, from 24. Id. to is. Oil. slatina 3BO. . Limb 44. Oil. to 4.. 1161. rink 1101 FORD, SEPT. 30.-The pries s of stock in our market remain about the :same; Im-incss is still vriy dull on account of the attendance being short. The supply was not so geed as usual. Beef, 3s. Gd. to Is. • Merton, Is. to Is. Gd; Veal, ts. to 45. ; lamb, Sd. (;) hot. 4d. • Forks, Is. it? 4s. Bd. per tilbs. Quarter-old I'igs, Its, to .!os.; Suckling Calves, 2.55. to 30s. each. NEwßui:y, Ocr. 1.-Of Beast and Sheep there was a fair quantity for sole to-day. Sheep 'still ke( pup their price. Ewes and Lewis even a trifling higher; 1.0,0 Ewes fetch rneach ; lity . and Lam There bs w, ets 31s. each, nnol those not of the est qua some Cr Wathers made 50s. each for very fine. Some good fat Beasts and Heifers, Here fords and Devons, which sold at full Is. per stone. Cows made great prices from 14!. to 181. each. Calms, ilvom 30s. to 50s. each. Meat, rend at the butchers, Mutton and Beef, from 7d. to Bd. per lb. Pigs were ple.ntCful-,i consi derable number of fat ones, which were quiet 'y bought up at from 4s. 6d. to ss. per atone of Mts. Store Pigs were offered at a decline of from :Ss. to Is. per head, yet but few changed hands at that reduction. DERRY GREAT CHEESE FATE.—This throe days cheese fair terminated on Wcdnesday. llus.,.ts Was brisk, and the pric , s obtained were good. There 1,0•4 a large amount of cheeses pitched for sale. New cheese sold at Vv. to 50s. per cwt.; old cheese varied in price from 04. to 661. per cwt. ; and some choice old cheeses wee lx.eght up by London dealers at d6s. to COs. per cwt. SHIPPING. MAILS ARRIVED.--3 Inalain; 2 Waterford ; I Dona ghadee ; 1 Guernsey and Jerscy; 1 French; I Flanders. LoNuoic, Oct. 2.—Wind this day at noon, B.S.E. Light breeze and hazy. 12,Astsciert, Oct. to B.E.—Sailed—Etheldred, Falkland Islands ; Jobannah, Maranhaw. DEAL, Oct. I.—W. S. W. to W. N. W.—Artiv: Miramichi, and sailed for Sunderland ; Louisa Frcderikke, Laguna, and sailed for Bremen ; Dritisla Tar, Rimouski. Arrived from the rice:—Westm i nster, for Sew York. Sailed—Elcanor, Barhadoes. Ilesaristcs, Sept. 30.-01T—Fusma, Now York, for Co- HOLYHEAD (no oat,) —,n—Strang r, rEIDGEOS. CLYDE, Sept. 30.—b.S.W.—Arrived—Ann Harley, New York; Rebecca, Picton ; Blonde, Quebec. Dimwits, Sept. 30.—N.W.—Sailed—Friendsl•ip, Halifax. Put back—Enterprise, fur St. Jobn's, N. 8.. leaky. Drisux Esx.—Arrived—Allen Brown, St. John's, N.B. WExwor.n, Sept. 29.—Hibernia, KINGETOW:f (no date).—Arrived—Caulten, Quebec, forDrogboda. lbe Enterprise, Lyon% TorS John's, N. 8., leaky. Sept. 28.—Arr:ved—Chspmans, Quelna ; Active, Coac,Rio Grande. BELPABT, Sept. 23.—Arrived —Independence, Quebec. CAMPIIELTOWN, Sept. 22.—Arrived—Atiel, rieton. Etwount, Sept. 30.—A beat, p. inted black outside, blue inside, cinch-built, copper-fastened, pert of btcm and stera-post carried away, with a long painted, attached ap parently, a steamer's jolly boat, was picked up 15 miles S.S.W. of Borry Read, by the Jane, arrived here. Ltstratt a, Sept. 30.—The Ltherley, bound to the Clyde, has put back, having got on a rock in the river, and will PLTNIOrTH, Oct I.—S.W.—Atr:ved— 13.M.5. Con stitution, Rio Jrneiro. In the ehennel—Virgieius, Quebec. BRIDOZWATEIS, Oct. I.—Arrived.—Ottawa, St. John's, New Brunbwick. Butirrot, Oct. I.—W. by S.—Sailed.—Sir Retry Pot tinger, St. John, New Brunswick. Off port—Amazon (of Waterfordl, Quebec. &lieu:l, Sept. ::o.—Atrived.—Bliterva, Quebec ; Lord Laraine:), l'atvtenia. Sailed, Oct. I.—Ligon;b, New York florinda, Ceylon . , . 4 }.• For Yestercas', xarlats 3 KG last ;.3.76. i _ < • • '"...z: ' *A. ,, - - - ••-• —m.) •, i ‘..' s ~,, ".• la .44;11