The Express. — London, England, 1849-09-08 00:00:00

LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 8, 1849. Nd. 947.1 AsUBSTITUTB FOR PAlNT.—Closalisees is roisiadly at a last troarto iw SLUNK ad als. to adt „ sum ; t• greedy Maitlr 60 MOM pro. • d panda, with di NM Wan W. RLrSII4Itt DT= at gr am° , ftop. desinami aharelia Nab lam md as pettet• ~bp. Was card. ter • of matarial and dm Y allmaamastr. Uwe Dot. be Mod of th, e< riveausgs. r dm On • ttalt Wet Is aids wawa, arta& too waist oil the barer of all• reload gramas. ' No ppm* to lambralm airt. ark the Me wal at db. araide sed diliartai air if peist i = j s by UMW la. •I. s. r:fri a ra,4lBa, gamplas , la beam a sod h. ends. sod at Si. pa Wks. Tay sioy aim la ~Bid r p +dm aY. par lb.. 'Wets Arnim • weir r ana a 11.4. me la. mine tats es p. st.tais; at .Nab nay be WI tie maw Vint& an/ fait, trio &yr rime ow It. los. het of the Oise for deenthig his post at the moment when the cholera wee raging with great intensity in the commune, has just been die:limed by the go vernment. ITALY. BRITISH LTINO-INH HOSPITAL—FrewI I, recent Meet of the esennittse or this inalltatioa, it appears that the aafa ia isdel.street, Long Area, is well adapted for the widish It was design. d, the arrang.men ts 0 f the lalsolated to afford every necessary 11^1301111t0. egliia M patients sad medical offloen of the invitation. It some that the old building, in Brownlow•street, having hen Wiwiewhied by the district surveyor, the erection of the new hospital was rendered imperatively neesseary, by which liabilities% the extent of ab ou t 6,0001. have barn incurred, and the senuitses are now using *very effort to liquidate this meant as well as to supply the present existing dad. eiesey of Mamie, to which .nd the report in eoncludoa ex. presses a hope that the co-operation of the of will be adequate to the riquirrmmts 01 the institution. SUDDEN DEATH OF MIMI HOBROrlen.—We regret to state that the above young lady died on Wetlands, at Erlestokeiark, the seat of Sir John Robbowir, after a very short Einem. Sir John had just returned from a tour in the Channel Tetrads with his tunny, when Was Robinette. was suddenly seised with Masai, which usitortaaately sale fatally. • [THREEPENCE. Impala/on to YAM ILIEB.—MEASAIII sad cols 11110101111hTlin CALM KW' der mu lIIIMIIIII, and *rim ail reerlybler ef Curpsks. Amp% ear Wear% MIMI the MN" red liars Ikea (after rear pare vier) heat shaft sqsal is arc Lass' Wardtsles Oeulrusn's tiara. haslet CM glinaip als., is it will SO bi the MOW' Ores ro the red dell. sot agleam The award if War It le so a* Or no wee Mohr is NOM Ibex earl* • deal Soar.— be had et the mni. Lower laws. =. 4l6 Wia Jeri at ia. lb, beralek trien 1 le. se 4 Ils„ druhrleth reser. t owl Was easeleasel kr akerre selarad weds. f NAOMI Gad Co. 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As • maw aelike IY.aatrllr. we/ 1.41.e4 fue K pertratee ths • bib bat... a lamkamleMema • Inuptrity out of the epee*. Oa 66 MOW, slam lad= who stn d.na.oa Myles a losetitel emplealas. Immedleiely tw.. are a It,. The ;animism al Mr. Alaniedire regime emil Bet are me wed nand •••• bat. Ilieloweee.pelee bra is 4a.6l.—Wtilke. sale web. BARCLAY. Marimples.emeet ; W dan.•• 314 "MKS. ellsimmeemee. Asthma, Indigestioc— hreallgls are eildled Iv and Is ter. W. H. MAME, of 12, 6 , reeelt.equrre. tai, W PAIMILET es MEDICAL GAL. rbiri rill r ilinwarled bee de rads et eige wimp guilt,. They Mil •1011111.11 d M 10111•01111 Mb le it Ibe hod the parlieu.ary of gum to mos of odemik. rime MY% sielass e Mo ron paraly•til. NOW eami g i= berlesbee. alloy et men re orrgy, ifter MOM Idleedia. jkistis k I .uns nermist eall =lees. as. Id. WW2 usemil of op. F m e the 'Shark.. 11011 r quite lee three umpirort rimatka ; In lir, it • rather pleasurebr thus etberedie, int try Lim an tstiniiinitly load of It It quickly elsou Ur print le do witliset irriletee. TP,w geteeeltww reek. TIIALSI7B 84XKISUTIC DROPS, a sere ewe ter mesrut dia iri in s ird ma tosesaimmy reeky • Meal : Ord ef loamy Die —" lly e. anemias esfeeely avire, Set Min TlN•ss Balm Nee et pmeloser.) esammerl WM. MIMS 11001bUrIC DW tea, v aa. literally seemed midi yessltagamile. SOW Realarge thio • yen= algae Mae bid hi Yon %lbws: Yes he hal 11, hared OM I.W. Bo smelosi on Imorommei4; ad 11; br earring/re them tar mom dmio, he fa Teemed te ladtb, Mee marithlog 44. e b BAIA 11•= 17 14d ryra.....ara. et ireilere Win weep HOW. Itudailb lip, led had pea rap from the see eibirsted phyabiees hi YY esentry trek brain e tie Met Mall. Betel ed• Deep last wed lift and hi Y aw eurtial to mtlielle biabbearea a. l a• any man ht or wilt. teem saw sera ale Sri le li part. *0 Woes libstie Nuys I. the =die Ite. 111111et b r a t io. Lord at the MOW NM eow , %m, %a lihar• sad Art/ear LOW war lay. -June V, 1•43." =me lime the same meths ea Oa Impuritle• orthe bled m ale isteloie les a a palm—all , • lame. da.ey mbar, It of ell Bo MI quallthis. e. gloats an Inked reurnahnor. so 1 will ma may M credited bail triad. 1181/1 • 1 St I •t 1 IC DROPS may Cepecsmred tram wry reyeratabb 'bombe. • tram Ur abash. agent% Barclay and Boa Al, V tqU ; ad C. alas, 41, Corteastreet, Vialwaytb. rtir l iT i sf aer ZeL 11, pt b CIUTION.—LOCOCK'S FEMALE PILLS, Wile lk it— Cough Louvre, are substituted by unprincipled pece.ela let this Ineotimeble medicine. Locoek's Female Palo are surer 11 admitted be be. "the beet end Wed oreteine foe 'Min.^ Peet smile me brim : No. I, mild; No, I, dread. Tine mounter ft.e have MO Nek.l Mid No. 2. To mem. Imposition plow took. sem..ne nun* laeuei'm Female PIIL^ oneraved an the ewers- Neat 4 m.p waY.wet bos.—nold be MI mndiolan meant. FRANCE. PARIS, FILIDLT, 5 30 P.m. Ti. following Iran, from the president of the r► plhhe to Col. Edgard ATty, hie °Bleier d'ordonnanea at 'me, has made a great noi,e in Paris to-day : Elyse. National, Aug. 18, 1849. My re .Y Ney—Tbe French republic bas mot pint an arms Rose to stifle halloo lib y, bet, on the we tr • ••• 'MIS , * it, and prer rve it from t zanies, sad on a I rest re to the pontifical throne the prints who a , th, s• p aced him•elf boldly at the head of all awful I I . rl with pain that the benevolent intentions of the it fa'h•r, and our own deeds, remain unfruitful in con• !eft . of the inflames of pension and hostile feelings. It w eh. d to have as the basis of the Pope's returnproarrip ties an 1 tyranny. Bay. on ay part, to (Mural Roetolan, it r.nnot he permitted, under the alta.ow of the tri ne tw, to commit an act derogatory to t h e character of ref i..•erventinu. I • ,o up thus the reestablitheeent of the tempnril power M• • Pope,—a ereseral smo,ts, the secularization of the I a .i.trstioa, the sod. Ntro.tan, sad a liberal govern. I h beim perataa:ly hurt, co reading the proclamation rf e 'het, estdisolo, to ow that it has Rot eves maderasa • the MM. Of IMOD. Of oi the oallariags of Oaf bravo "..r By. rf lassie droved to oar dog or to oar tailors' t • ineht in my Mort ; mad I bog you to make knows to Nee tint It Frusta does sot *4l tat services, ohs mains a. t aka may bat* tr.titada La her otardlosa sad At the tiro what our snore mid. the tour of Europe, it., tort cv quirts, r the trte.s of their purge dr ' , II of lib•rty, aad the dot•r.ction of th torte of the to d t.rt.r. It r.ll a 4 To said that in 1849 a French tent acted is raker mason mad brought about ts • ii4e• die rand to thank the army in my slam for its e Infest I ham 1 , ached with pain that even physioally •tnt been treated as It &weed to be. h:.l should be seelected to make oar troops it ales, my dear der, the seenrenee of my deems fis-s ~ Loris NsPos-to:s BONAPAITL It is a question how far the publication of this itt•en may be pradeot, if the feelings of Austria are taker. into consideration. Already at Rome it is maid th-t M. de S , hwavr 'berg himself had fiend reasons to Warn th- reentlosary and exclusive policy of the rd triumvirate, and the r.call of M. de Ester l'' o '. wee seppreed to have gone too fir with llitta, would teed to render this supposition probable. El 4 in Frcne• the Int'er will be read with plea- In e by mist people, though it may excite tilProtemews of the legitimist and religious parties. This 1-ttnr was rre-ive 1 at Rome on the 31st, up to r is" dotes we have accounts. It seems that ro w es to he meeption a great coldness had arisen he se an U, anal Rost lan and the cardinals, on the 10 ^` M dm Inland which bad biro chosen to try all lees who hed is say way meddled with the revels tram In the proclamation, in which this tribunal was announced, the extraordinary pretension had beta put forwm d of the reconstitution of the real inquisi tion, charged to seek out crimes or offences eoramitted against Migioe, and against the authority of the Pope. The real object, to !peak clearly, was to act with severity against the immense majority of the Remus people, to enter on a career of denunciations, and to open a great political prosecution, in which every inhabitant of the Roman States would have to =its hie turn, and this at a time wh en th e goverment is talking of an &wary and tole bs of the past. efarl sus dnessarising from this question was increased =L eof etiquette, in which General &Motu con thet lie dignity as representative of a great power had bees hurt. On being invested with the title of general-in-chief the French commander had peW en official visit to the Quirinal; he waited in vain for two days hr it to be returned; at the end of the time the somablies sent for him to asks a emu random. General Rostolan declared that if the ear distils did est Mars his visit in two hours, be should feel hisessif sesspatied to establish the respect dee to' his usitsess, eel to his G&W position. The com mission at dbiied on returning his visit, bet it is said that keistooliss was sent off to Gaeta of the incident, naiddise Ad if the commissior had sot hesitated to yield as to a question of form, it was de tsessised me to give way on the gulden itself. Seth was the orate of things when a French general arrived at Rome, bearing the confidential letter above quoted, to M. Edgard Ney. M. de Retried, who read it, thought it most timely, and that it should be at once published. But he had no sooner communicated it to General Morales than that person felt hurt at its not having been written to him, refused to have it pub lished, and then gays in his resignation. M. de Rayneval then went, at the request of Col. Ney, to the Quirinal, and communicated, in a non-official manner, the contents of the letter to the commission of cardinals. He begged them to authorise its inser tion in the official journaL The cardinals at first consented to it, but after a few hours' consideration they revoked that decision, withdrew the authorisa tion, and formally declared that if that wish was dis regarded they would resign their functions and leive the city. They added, that it was impossible they could allow a document to be made public which threw a severe manure on themselves, as from the moment when it should be published their authority ra.uld be treated with contempt Daring, however, the few hours which elapsed between the granting and the withdrawal of the authorisation, the let ter had become the subject of general comment; a few momenta of authorised publicity was ' sufficient for numerous capies to get into cir culation, and an effect as rapid as profound was caused. The army, in particular, read it with avidity; those who for the last two months had praised tLe patience and forbearance of the French cabinet applauded these declarations so fall of firmness and candour. It is not known what the Pope will do under them circumstance. The correspondent of the Debra. says: The Pope, ft is said, will go sad ink an asylum ander an. other dig, which evidently will be neither that of Naples nor of Spain, bat that which now fleets at Bologna and An cona. If these reports have any fonsdation, the complicit dill of affairs will be serious. General Oudinot lett Rime as Monday last for Naples, whom he will embank for Mar seilles. ha exceptioa has been made in his favour to the extraordisaly measure which has just been adopted by the Neapolitaa "overawes in establisting a gunmen* of 14 days for the land rust., and of 21 dam by ma, and which ie imp wed co all penmen corning as well from Cinta Vecchia and Rome as from Marseilles. The cholera is the pretext, but a political motive is the true reason of this measure, which closes the entrance of the Neapolitan states to almost all foreigners, those coming from Malta being subject to the sane prohibition. It is stall Armed that the Pope will be at Portia is a few days. The Dallas, is s leader on this sudsiest, connsents as follows on the letter of the president of the French Republic : This letter is already known at Rome, and doubtless a'so at Gaeta ; it will he seat Paris. We shall not meek to main tain for this document a personal and simply non-official character; it appears to us impcosible that the cabinet could have been ignorant of it, sad we must therefore consider it seas act of the French government. As the president of the republic observes, we did not gn to Rome to stift Italian liberty, which could be acemplished more natur.lly and more logicelly by others. We went them to regulate affairs, which we see clearly was a mush more diffieult work. There is, however, no longer time for regrets. We are in R and we ran only . be there with our flag. All that has bean don- at Rome slue we re-established the pontifical autho- rity has bus done is spite of as, we will not say in op position to us. It was a state, of three which could not lest. We will not go so far as the reddest of the repub lic when he rye that the imperial armies lett the germs of liberty as the trios of their passage. In that cam they would haire made liberty without knowinr it. That op pmeistion of things enters a little into the philosophy of toe history invented by modern writer,. We should be much astonished if the soldiers of the old guard, in making the tour of Europe, imagined that they were =akin, a eonstitu tional propaganilism. It has been explained to them rind, but it is probthls that they do not yet understand it. How. ever that may be, it is certain that in 1849 we did not go to Rome to play the part of algusails, and to presi le over the tribune's of the inquisition. It would be to indict a mortal insult on the sovereign pontiff to so and re-erablish in the capital of his states three institutions which he had him self derroyed, and which had received, with the crudentna lion of Triadic opirion, that of his own judgment end hie own intelligence. In going to Rime to pr , teat liberty against the erases of anarchy, end against those of arbitrary power, we have only lent our cooperation to the inten tions (dearly manifested _by the Pope since his aecesoho to the pontifical throne. We have given an army to Pins IX. sad not to Gruory EVI. It is for that reason that we eon. tins. to supra the most ardent desire to see Pins IX per tonally resume poweesion of Rome, and of the antbriry which bee been restored to bus. We kaow not how long we shall have to wait for this happy event. In the mean time, if the oonamiesion of cardinals established at Rime think proper, as they ear, to reliaquish their functions and leave that sity, it is dear that the emaniandant of the French forces will dud himself nadir the aeosseitv of marine as Mariam*. abindoned by those who bad been charged to exercise it, and we matt believe that he has already proved all the measures called for by such sir • It is not known whether the resignation of General Rostolan will be accepted or not. It is supposed not. But at any rate his reason for re igning wee not geld. The president could not write officially,and personally did not know the general. The funds fell tn-day in consequence of the news from Italy; the Five per Cent.. fell 35e., and the Three per Cents. I be. This, however, is not a very heavy fall. The permanent committee of twenty-Eve of the National Assembly met yesterday. M. Mole, who had just arrived from the country, was present. The minister of the interior atlend.d, and gave si satis factory an account of the Oats of Paris, that the com mittee decided unanimoneely that there was no neces sity to convoke the Assembly before the period fixed at the prorogation. We dad is the Mr niteur a circular from M. Defame, minister of the interior, containing fresh instructions for the prefects,' &dive to the best means to be adopted for enforcing a strict surveillance over the sale of political pamphlet., religious works, and other literary productions. by lic.nced hawkers. We reed to the Awn:bete Nationale :" A journel positively states that previously to February, M. Guisot and Prince Metternich bad laid down the bases of the solution of Roman affairs, and that this solotios is such se the experience of things, and the knowledge of men now lead to. To this de claration, we can add the following anecdote : A few days since, M. de Tocsu.ville bully rendered homage to the ministers of the mnearcby ; to said that the little good which had been effected sins February, in the department of firri2n affairs, had been done by copying the motel, which M. °nisei had written, and left in his cartons." On Sunday, a public dinner was given to M. de Mostalembert, in the Paled' de Justice, at Besancon. The first president of the Court of Appeal took the their, and proposed the health of M. de Montalembert, which was received with loud applause. In reply, that gentlemen dwelt some time on the serious dan gers with which society is still threatened, end cn the necessity of anion to guard arainst them. The mayor of the commune of Cheviniourt ; who had been suspended from his functions by the pe- g oPralat '1 - - -1 33 30 56 33 40 KBB 3393 8823 fa 99 09 ,0 $0 10 . PP Sodays, 2340; 90 day; 75 30. V. Naples Rents B7 33 Slaw. Ream Lean Treasury Boris_ Beak Karen IS; Parts Rad Rama. 349; Roues .las 327 SO; Btrieboarg and Ii ila, Yana, 403 ; Marta, 435 ; Paris 30.5; Ile, pm sad Yeeamp, PAHIB, BUT. 7. Paz For Amount. Unney. Opening Higbee.. Lowest. timing. --- - - per Cent. B3 II 53 30 56 33 40 30 row Cam IS 60 St 40 83 83 U 23 U 33 99 do. New Lass. . ~ o . PR Cats. n P. 0 n n per Oposa 0 VD 99 II per cent. 53 GI 3 per Cram IS 60 3 do. New Lae& 44 per Cats. n 1 per Dona lizehaage al43k4i Beetao. 0. DM 'l4 um o. 3, DIU ... el 4 Do. 44 Do. 3 Bovasa—Porls sad , end Hsm~ 261:ATTasea aid 103 75 : Centre (Viersea), 312 as 4 Nlnaboarg, 330 loon a 177 30. GERMANY. AUSTRIA.—Vienna news is to Sept. 3. General Menne, on his arrival at Peath on the night of the 30th, was received at the terminus by a municipal deputation, headed by the burgermaster Koller, who made a speech of welcome, to which the commander-in chief it plied. A band of music played the People's Hymn. From the ter minus to the Karoly-palace, municipal hus sars, with lighted torches, rode on either side of the general's carriage. On alighting he was re ceived by the offic rs of the garrison with loud cheers. A. if to show that the hangman is llaynau'a shadow, the official journal of Peal follows up the announce ment of arrival by stating, thst on the following day, in the new market-place, Koesuth tines to the amount of 142,071 florins, wtre burned by the pubic executioner. The whole nominal value of this paper which had been destroyed at Pesth was 1,473.043 d. As this was the money in which the Pesth tradespeople gat paid for their geode, the affection which they bear to General Hay use may be easily conceived. Shortly after his arrival a placard appeared thanking the citi zens in his tame for the honour thus design-d to show their joy at his ,return, but dispensing them from that demonstration; and adding that the beet token ashreh they could give of their desire to oblige him would be strenuously to intiht sin order. On the Name day on which Mayne': returned to Pesth, a military execution took plate. Georg RAV I ', notary of Magee. se, was shot, according to sentence of curt-martial, for participation in the insurrection and concealment of srms. Acoord.ng to the Muntags-Zeitung, twelve superior officers of the Hungarian army were ecndemned to be executed at the Austrian head-querters at Temes war; but on the arrival of the emperor's aide-de camp, General Grannie, their ex• cutler; wu deferred; and their trial will be transferred from the summary jurisdiction of a drum-head court martial to the more formal tribunal of a council of war. Haynau is ex- petted in Vienna on the 11th. The Banal•Rath at Aram, had received repeated instructions from the Ban, to publish the constitution of March 4. The Bin's note is dat.d from &rajas; and is accompanied by a translation of the consttiu tion into the Croation and Se: Tien dialects. In con sequence of this message, the Banal-Rath held a sitting in which they adopted the resulut;on of o tmmunica•ing to all the jurisdictions of Croatia and 8.-lavunia, the documents sent by the Ban, together with instructions for their psblica•ion. There wan a rumour on tne Exchange that the Co morn garrison had made a sally. t The metallic reserve swain presents the lerge augmentation of 9 millions, of which 6 millions are in l'aris and 3 millions in the branch-bloke. The discount accommodation has diminished 21 millimts in Paris and 11 millions in the country ; the amount of the former being 43,693,467 fr., and of the latter 78,261,513 fr. Toe protested bile show a slight decrease of about 160,000 fr. in Paris, and of 60.000rr. in the department. ; the whole amount of the firmer is 3,817,6 fr., and of the latter 2.802,978 fr. The over drawn bills have augmented from 78,708 fr. to 578,792 fr. On the side of the liabilities the notes in circulation have declined about 4 millions in Paris, and have increased near 2 millions in the country banks. The account current of the treasury Ives on ineseas this week it is nearly 81 millions greater, the whole amount being 73,266,6171 r. Private accounts enteent in Paris are abint 2 millions higher, and in the departments about 11 millions higher ; the amount of the former being 88,460,4986., and of the latter 37,636,842 fr. The wh amount of the metallic re serve is at present 389 j millions to 400 millions of sobs is circulation. We re td in the Monitair :—s l The minister of the interior has just decided that these weeks of art for which rewards have been given, as well as these which have been pu-chawd by the state, shall be spe cially exhibited in the Orangery of the Tuileries. The distribution of rewards will take place in the course of the week, and in the place appointed for i this new exhibition." STATE op THE BANK OT FIANCE Ep to Sin. 6, with the eourespoading item of the peecediag week : Week sadists Week eddies imp 111. Sept. 6. isaminam P. /. *Wel 000 47.090,000 o 1 1014•1 et saw heed beaks Illiearee 10,000,000 10,000,800 Emerge ot sow tamed basks 2,980,739 2,940,730 ewe ia reel= 4,000,000 4,006,000 link iota la De. Irma basks lUD 10 odor ... hatar/g eing..l : rregnim °maw 60,803,033 41 73,256,917 G 8 Mame mama swam 64,397,427 11 66,460 498 6 amemloisiveill Is the belusebee Risiple ea made II 4892 it . Brdde Drafts el brume beaks payabie by beak Deane et tee payable by brim* beaks 3,41 1,014 0 3,612,466 0 131.0dands 304,493 23 543,941 23 Licpud. a Libecount, dims latere6l4l, =Nu* of 0/glees ... 145,313 44 163,917 44 mod es. ........ ___ 1,190,938 71 1,339,569 75 D. sod divers Interests In bnakeli balm 009,313 0 R 96,994 0 110411sconat lest 931f.Tear 143,6'4 49 143,693 49 DIP, hi Mari teaks 521,362 0 321,562 0 tendrils. 416,470 27 140,29, 63 730,670,413 43 721,472,693 76 awn. Oda eM Cobh the in =sh tanks NM ewer dog 79,70 3 576,792 57 BUtt and 969 p 6 in Pais De. do. in Womb banie 79,733,383 0 79.211.313 0 Adamants as hellion Advances on bullion by breath honks 563,793 0 521,453 0 Adman, an Freon patine tunas 20,6:6,233 23 :0,093,733 93 Adviser an Prank pink hinds by herb banks animinee 1e the nano an Itertuy MY Yemen Ie the elite on loan el 130 Wins 50,000,000 0 30,000,000 0 lan GI 11.009,000 to the city at lint iles ai m med to the department of the Sloe ilea isrellas = roam al ntent al"."l. hinds tow heed banks to 42,581,488 13 42,58104 13 ebb. 'ands lint inpead taratare 4,000,600 0 4,oonotio 0 did ineperty at Ina& lambs linevent Is DWeetel Direint Beak 200,000 0 fue,Oeu 0 Inlntlet if breath hisin In the — llia — mar DTaco — Wit Tra — aks 17t try prorlasial Immo 210.004 0 230,000 0 Pr 0169692 Ms Preemies! tab la breath beata 2,642,397 0 2,602,974 0 Ilaplasse sommomset et brae& 133,448 91 197,923 31 = 4644 .1 simagensui ... ...... 161,643 30 944 J 75 120,670,412 41 724,422,615 74 DOURSL SPAIN. The Madrid Casette of the 2nd inst. publishes a' znyal decree cf the 31st ul'., nisi:olefin M. B.avo MarilNa to the ministry of finances, and M Bella, IA zaoo, dtpnty, to that of public instruction and public works. Tort the ministry is definitively reconsti tuted, after a crisis which has lasted for =viral w. eke. The new minister of finance has, it is said, drawn up sr plan for the r•gulcion of the finances and th • debt. _ _ _ It borg buLdsy the Bourse n.mained closed, but transactions took place out of doors in the Thies per Conte. at 261. VENICE.—The Venice Gaulle, of the SW, con tains a notification, dated the 30th, by which General Gorzkowski allows coffee-hence and pubis places to remain open till we o'clock, p.m. By a decree of the earns date the paptr-money of Venice, now cultured to half its nominal value, is to be exchanged for treasury bills, which are to be current throughout the Lom bardo-Venetian kingdom. Marshal Radetaky arrived at Venice on the 28th, with Archduke Sigiamund. After reviewing the troops on the square of St. Manto, the marshal and his mite entered the cathedral, and hoard meas. The Ambrosian hymn was sung, and the square was illuminated in the evening. ROMAN STATES. —The Bologna Casette, of the 80th alt., announces that Monsignor Bedini, the oom rextraordinary of the four legations, has named pro-legate of the city and province of NAPLES.—A letter from Naples, of the 29th ult., ingoouncts the arrival i n th a t c ity o f G enera l O n di no t. Iktraordinery honours, it appears, were paid to him order of the kin:. TUSCANY.—Letters from Florence mention thtt the Timm government was in negotiation with the bogie of Rothschild for a loan of 20,000,000 lives. WESTERN AFRICA. Letters from Saint Laill (Senegal) of the 25th July, give the details of a sanguina7 engagement which had taken place between the Frtnoh trove and the inhabitants of the village of Fraeoyez (Fouta Ton), come distance up the river. The people from the neighbouring villages had joined them to resist the invasion of the French, and encouraged by a vicwry which their countrymen had gained over the French some forty years since, the negroes waited the approach of their assailants with great firmness, not firing a single shot until the expedition was within 80 yards of them. The blacks were pro tected behind barricades, and no•bing but the muzzles of their muskets were visible. At length the Ming began, and for twenty minutes the most determined reed-tance was made; at length, the cannon having partly demolished the barricades, a charge was ordered, and they were soon carried at the point of the bayonet, when a general route took place, the blacks throwing away their army, and jumping into the river to swim to the opposite bulk. Several discharges of grape were made at them, and a number of them were killed, after which the village and all the fields of maize were set fire to and destroyed. The lass of the blacks is considered to have been very great, although only 50 of their bodies were found, the rest having been thrown into the river. The loss of the expedition amounted to four killed and about 30 wounded, 17 of whom were Europeans. The go vernor him-elf was wounded, but not seriously, just as he was mounting his horse. THE CHOLERA.-PUBLIC PRAYER. A supplement to the London Gazette of Friday, the 7th of September, sates that at the court at Balmoral, the 6 h day of September, present the Queen's Most Erctllert Mejesty in council: It was this day ordered by her Majesty in council, that his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury do prepare a terra of prayer to Almighty God, on account of the great mortality caused by the cholera; and that such form of prayer be need in all churches and chapels in England and Wales as soon as the ministers thereof shall receive the sews. And also that all ministers and preachers, as well of the established church in Scotland, do, at some time during the exercise of divine service, put up a prayer to Almighty God on account of the great mortality gassed by the cholera. THE HARVEST. Moen the Monthly Circular el Meters. Starr, of Blnalnglewn.) GLOIICISTIII, Barr. 3.—The wheat crop varies a good deal io different situations, and it is better in priartion to the quality of the sol en the hills than in the vales : the similes of new already brought to market are of fine qua lity, end great weight; but It is well known some of the finest are brought to market first. Nothing positive is yet st.ted as to the yield, but in this reopen this writer entertains the *pinion it will not be deficient. The accounts of the barley crop are various, and even contradictory, though, in general, the bulk t f the produce is not much complained of, but it is stated to be very irregular in quantity, and still mere in quality, though there is little doubt there will be an average produce. Few oats are grown, but those the writer has seen are in general good. Beans are not the crop that was at one ties, expected. nor will the simples be in general of first-rats quality, but the produce will not fall much, if any, short of an average. Peas, where grown, are mostly a good crop. There is no doubt but the disease in the potatoes has la ely appeared in many situations, and to a considerable extant, more especially as regards the leaf and stem, but it does not seem to affect the root to the same event as informer yens; those brought to table at various rineses are excellent, and they are very = a era t e in prim There is a prospect of an abundant crop of roots, such as Swedes and common turnips, carrot., parsnip, mantel wu,eel, onions, &e. CIIIIIICERTIft, Baer. 3.—The great balk of the Wheat crop is secured, and in good condition, the quality and weight is far beyond that of average si asons, and the yield also is expected to be a good OM. The harvesting of Barley is not in so forward a state. many fields yet remaining Is be eat; the yield of this grain wile, we think, fall short of an overage, the corn not ripening well together, owing to the longemtinaance of dry weather; still we think t►tra will be many samples of prime qus!ity brought forward. Oats have also be n partially carried; the plant is tI in, bat in inured well grained. Peas and Beans promise ever ea average produce. The potato disease has made its appear ance here, but as most of them are early sorts, the ripened tab , re are not affected to any extent; we fear the gleam will extend itself in the late varieties. 80111,11.11 T AND WilT 01 DOUBT, Bury. 3.--Round Taunton and the early districts of this county, the wheat harvest was completed about two weeks flare ; and now on the hills in Dorset, and the moors in this twenty, great pro ffer hae been made in securing the wheat, winter beans, barley, oats, &c., and the quantity remaining out is compa ratively small. Ido not think the result of threshing has answered the expectation as to quantity, but fully so as to quality; and that secured the two last week*, very dry weight is from 82. be. to 641134 , and some over Ribs. The barley is 8 or in the vain, but not so bright as some essence, • great part secured, and more than an averse. Beene very much beyond an average, most of the winter, and some of the speing, ones are harvested. Oats prime in qoalOy, not beyond an average. With very little exception the late potatoes are affected by the disease in the green, bat the tubers as yet but trifling; and if ant rotten, the late ones will be a 1-se crap: • large portion of the crop is already se cured, the pr.duce not large, bat quality seldom exceeded. Naas Rroaxav, 8 1 , 1849.—What new wheat hue been thrashed out in this neighbourhood, the yield is very deficient in all cots, but particularly on strong land. The potatoes are in some cases une diseased, but the crop is abundant. Tao balk of tne harvest will be secured hero in a lew days wish fins weather, and in most exc-Ilent condition. 1 think tide year's )ield will be a good deal like 1838. - - NZW•II, SIP?. I.—Ths wheat-crop with us, say twenty five axes round Newark, the quality of land being generally fair, is almost, but not quite, an &MUM ; the early trope MVO injured in blooming time by the stormy weather and wet v.en prevailing, and some of the heavy crops are mil dewed • these two circumstances affect the crops partially, and bring down the average of the whole, whisk otherwise looked like a rather large crop, and, except in the alms in stances of fine quality, more than three-fourths of it is car ried, and well. Tne burley crop is a good ge, and of fine malting quality. The dry weather early in June lasted •toolong for the f 'mind, sharp, gravelly soils ; baton the high lands, where the bulk of barley is grown, say, Lincoln heath, they are pretty yielding crops, and, taking quaity into account, will Five us, as moisten, more barley of home growth than usual, three.fourths of this crop secured in fine condition. Nut many oats grown with us; the crop is • fair one, quality good, mostly all got. Beans have not turned out quite so good as arca tweet. but will bs a fair trop. As a turnip year, it is decidedly good. PLissount, SIPTEMBEB I.—The bulk of the corn this way is carried from the fields. In the only part the weather war shown, and in consequence some of the wheat is not in the best 'sedition, but on the whole it is a fine crop in quantity and quality, and will probably yield double quan tity of fl sat to that of last tenon. Barley Is also a fair crop, t , ,ough not considered equal to the whest,but muck superior in all points to that of last year. The a.me may be said of oats. The early potatoes turned out well, but there is con siderable disease in some of the late ones, so as to create apprehension for the result. ICULSWOSTIL. 8127. I.—The whut crop is a fall aver. I age. Barley varies, but is iike:y to prove more d.ficisnt in quality than quantity. Beaus are a !sir crop. Putetoes are afected with toe disease in many places, but slightly eon pared with lest year. NewesT, Seer. I.—The wheat crop is real. The bar ky crop various, het the b , an crop in gym nag iol. P•4stos s is many p var. are effected with the dsoes.e, bet it seems meetly to effect the loaf and stem, and at pees. at the root does not appear to be mach injured. MONEY MARKET. Fain: BYZNISO. The English funds at the early part of the day fully maintained the prices of yesterday, but under the de pression =mid by a want of animations and a very limited amount of business, th e y drooped towards the close. Consuls opened at 921 to 4, and without other variation clored at 921 to 4, both for money, and the 11th instant. The Three per Cents. Bedewed ad vanced from the first price 924 to 4. The Three-and s-Quarter per Cents. were done variously from 934 to 944, 94 marking the operations. Exchequer Bills are without variation at 395. and 425. prem. Long Annuities are done at 816 16 and 4. Bank Stock at 200. India Bonds at 73• and 765. prem. The foreign market presented. no novelty, the transactions being on the smallest scale, and without material variation. The actual business comprises : Danish Three per C.nt. B 'reds, 1825, at 72 1 and s. Mexican ex. coupons at 274; ditto, Small, at 28. Peruvian Deferred at 17, 4, and 17. Russian at 1071 and 1064, ex (ay. Spanish Fire per Cents. at 18 for money, and at 18 and 174 for account. Four per Cent. Dutch Certificates, at 844. The premium on gold yesterday at Paris wu 10 per mille, which at the English mint price of 31. 17• 104 d. per entice for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.391 ; and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25 421, it follows that gold is 0.11 per oent. dearer in London than in Pails. By advice, to-day from Hamburg the price of gold is 436 per mark, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 104 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.101; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.104, it follows that gold is 0.11 per cent, dearer in London than in Hamburg. Advices from Amsterdam. of the sth, state that the public tale of coffee on the 6th was expected to go off at the same rates as the recent sale at Rotterdam, and that even a slight advance was not unlikely. There remained only 100,000 bags in first hal di, which was below the cypher they had had for a very long time, and showed the healthy state of the mar ket for that article. The transactions in sugar during the month have been on a very small scale. The public sale on the 10th instant of 69,377 baskets Java being looked for to operate more extensively. A favourable opinion prevailed as to the result of this sale, and prices were expected to approach pretty near to those of tke July sale, as the next public sale in November could not bo large. South Sea whale oil had improved in price on receipt of the news from America, and 424 cents , per gallon was generally demanded. Tobacco was not very active, neverthe less the price of good Maryland bad improved 1 to 2 cents. Owing to the small amount of Indigo for sale on the 24th at Amsterdam, and on the 27th at Rotterdsm, it was expected the May prices would be realized, and perhaps 10 to 15 cents more. Exchange en Lond9n, fl 2 24 for 2 months, n 2 74 for 3 months. I The prices of grain continued to have a downward itendency. Letters from Hamburg of the 4th, mart that coffee was still in favour, but that sales of Havanna sugar had been made at a shade lower than the previous week. The quotations were for Brown, 4 to 61 : Yellow, 51 to 61. The d eman d cont i nue d active for hides of first quality. The imports during the last 14 days amounted in number to about 87,000, of which 42,000 were dispdfed of. The stock in first hands was 82,300. A fair amount of business was doing in funds and railway 'litres, which were gradually improving. The exchange on London re mained the same. Adviees from Odessa to the 24th August communi cate a further depression in the market for wheat, especially in the inferior qualities. During the last' ten days transactions to the extent of 25,000 Tech( r had taken place for export to the Mediterranean and England. The stock on the spot was estimated at 480,000 Tseher, for which the following priori were aked : for first quality 214 to 221 r.; second, 18 to 20 r. Should the arrivals increase materially, it was expected these prices would give way, particularly as the harvest in Poland had turned out beyond all expectation. Good rye was without demand, and the stock did not exceed 7,000 centners The price nominally was 11* to 13r. Barley and oats were also not inquired after for export. The former was quoted 10jr. to 11r. ; and eats at 14 to 16r. Linseed was in demand, and the whole disposable stock had been purcha ed at 25ir. to 26jr. ter the Marseilles market. For delivery next month 27r. had been paid. The demand for wool continued, and finest merino was held at 59r. to 60r. ; second was saleable at 56r. to 57r.; Metis from 50r. to Mr. A few parcels from Zigay were offered at 29r. to 30r. Danube wool had realised 16r. to 16'r. per pood. Tallow was not in stock. Freights were dull, and ves sels might be hal considerably under the rates last paid. Six British vessels were in harbour freight. seeking ; one hadjust been engaged at 525. 6d. per ton of tallow to London direct, or 555, for orders. Austrian ships had 7.. 61. per quarter to England ; a Greek ship obtained 81. per quarter to Great Britain. Offers of 50s. per ton fur tallow to England bad been refused by the English captains. Front Galati letters of the 28th of Angus! state that during the latter part of the month the corn trade had been in • languishing stave owing to the discouraging accounts received from the e.insumiog markers, whilst on the other hand holders were asking high prices on the ground that the crops in the interior would fall short of the average of late years. Clouds of locusts had likewise passed over these countries, but as yet it was not knovn if any injury had been done by them. Some business hid been done in the old crop of wheat to the extent of 2,500 kloe, at p. 120 to 135, and about 300 kilos sold at Ibrail, at p. 123 to 155. In the inte rior of Upper Moldavia contracts for new wheat to the extent of about 10,000 kilos, deliverable at Greats had been made at the parity of from p. 135 to 150. The quality of new wheat of Upper Moldavia was very fair. In Lower Moldavia, from whence the l inferior qualities arrive, the crop had failed, and the suppliis therefore from that district would be scanty.' Of hard wheat very little was exported. The quo tations were, for old wheat, second quality, 22.. 10d. to 245. 5d.; third quality, 17 e. Ild. to 210. 21. p e r qr. f. o. b. The stock at Galati was 8,700 qrs., and at Ibrail, 4,350 qrs. Of rye some sties of old ha:t taken place at p. 64 to 67 ; stock, 3,620 qr. Barley had been in request for the army in the interior. The stock was moon reduced ; 1,000 kilos had realised at Ibrail from 70r. to 90r. The crop had almost entirely failed, cad rumours were current about prohibi iog the exportation ; bat it wari thought the government of the two provinces would net carry through each a measure. Linseed was advancing in price, owing to the deficiency in the crop, and 80. had already been refused. The advice. from this country had deterred operations in Indian corn. A few sales had been made at 1041 p. to 109 p. At Thrall sales took placeat 100 p. to 115 p. Freights to Enirland, lls. to 11a. 61. per qr., for English vent la. Exchange on London, 93 to 93i. Letters feom Smyrna to the 22nd August complain of the dulness which continued to prevail in the mar ket for imports as well as explain TLo cid crepe of the products of the c..untiry were ne iriy exheus eel, and the new crops began to arrive only In very small parcels. The retention of export J• - • J • 431 0 ; ist •Ii.• ; SW Malta. a ad t SW. per 1104 sow , products at the haw OW have sum ro/rl. 1.01. pa UM for poto, Inth man KEN 1111 kvsi places where they were collected in the interior, greatly impeded transactions, which would i n a ll pro- ' bability otherwise take place. This was dot e with a , view to obtain higher prices. In the article opium, which once comrituted the most important staple of, export, the price demanded was 97 piutres per chequi, was equal to 12e. 9d. p er lb., which above the price for it either in Europe or in China. The ex ports during the month had, in consequence, not exceeded 55 chews. Valonia commanded piastres bubbly 58 to 60. The crop was not expected to be • productive one. Madder was still held in the into ner at too high rates to pet mit extensive operations, arid consequently the sales of the month did not ex ceed 630 bales, at p. 173 to 182, in bechlik. For Payambol silk the demand was active, and 3,260 cokes had realised p. 120 to 128 in bechlik. 111 colonial produce the business was limited to the d Aly wants of the place. English and Swiss mar ulacturer were in current request. Between the 16th July and 16th August, 62 sailing vessels had arrived, and 74 had departed. The shipment of figs had just out minced. In the exchange there was no variation. The Bank of England averages for the week girding the Ist inst., when compared with the returns for the week previous, giye the following results : Clreshelsi brae 527,919,050 Increase if 171,929 Olmslatiss 15,448,550 Decrease 1.920 pelllednpelan 6,337,190 Increase 219.229 Geber 9,210.111 Deeresse 266,711 SeenthlnenSerierhisaln • lissidaidssitrumat 355 Other Prourit:es COW and Bullion Seven day and other bills 1,059,641 The &et 3,27011 ....., Increase 284,509 BANK OF KNOLAND.—Accovir for the Week ending Sept. LIN NOUS lame firfo r g:t VT:r i n il t¢e it Dot*. ... 4: 11 , 01 5.106 Other Saturnia."... 2,994,910 Geld Coin and Willies 13 641,9'12 77,0f7 Ohm Inallon % £27,919,060 tr. 1110,050 11•11111110 1101 Oapha Bat 1.374.361 he ll Of I,l= Dcb‘and Ihr. A AeclsJ 6.337,090 Other 270.111 elevie-cleyandother mar 1.0.:,9,0411 P , fltll2ll/. .--.-.... Goveromeot Swornles flaclud. Mad Weld ADnul4.) Other dimities Notm• Odd and River CNA f.34,794.:03 Sept 6 .1819. f 34 . -94.203 11AASIIALL. Cb cf Lambast. THIS DAY. Two o'Ccocx. Dullness is the featu re th a t characterises the stock markets to-day. Consols opened at 921 to 1, but those quotations were not sustained, and they are now marked! lower, at 921 tot both for monty and the 11 th . The Three per Cents. Reduced were done at 921, f, and last at The Three-ands-Quar ter per Cents., at 94, 931, and 1. Exchequer Bills without alt. ration, at 395. acd 425. premium. Bank Stock at 200. The market for the foreign securities is almost totally without business, the only transactions recorded this rnorn:n g being Dutch Iwo-and-a-Half per Cents, at 64k ; Mexican ex-coupons at 27 1 , and Peruvian at 54,1. The closing quotations of the French Rents' at Paris yesterday were, for the Three per Cents. 56, aLd for the Fives, 88.8.5. liNtiLliill FUNDS. Bank Reek 199 200 I 3 par Ca. One.. Ace.. 921 1 3 per Ot. Zed. Anna, OH I 34 per CUM 4 3 per Ca Oem.Annu.:924 11 Lachequer Bill; 391. W e.. 90/I.IIION FUND& 6 per Ct. Anetrian Sonde. 1 per Ca/arena& Nu. 181 174 46 per Ct. Bele. Donde. ST 9 Gram& Deterred lido. 34 4 74 per Cent. ditto. 48 00 II par Oa Na... 1849, 27 8 6 per et. lira/111m Bila. 83 7 6 per Cl. Pe-urlan Ma. 53 9 Ditto New. 84 a per et. Huron. Apra, 48 60 r i ,"..11!1t °°1 713;::106 4 8 R Ditto Caillan late . 84 6 uuto tiputairb t lid.. , ail IS Ditto Columb. DM. Mu. 3 per Ct. Dyad& Da . 344 1 Columbian Equa.l..r lid a.. 34 4 Ppauleh Deferred lido.. 3 per Ct. Danieb MI,. 73 4 Ditto Pamir* 1ida..39 9 14 per Cl. Dumb Din. NA 44 2 pa• Ct. Vencouela MI, 34 9 4 per CI. Dutch MD... 81 6 ifenemalia Deterred 842.. 4 7 THE PRODUCE MARKET. Miantrio-LAnn, Brrrunia 7. Strout —We have again to report that the market for the week closed with the Fame duff aprearame that it opened **e n d although importers and dealers do not alter metal quotations, yet, In eome awes, • etude decline ban been submitted to. Today Wide. of Wed India sold In the private contract =whet, waking 1,630 hhds. for the week; 1,730 bege Benird, do ef lilies suitable to the grocery trede, found buyers in public mile at about prevkam rates, 37e. 6d., 40a. fal.. ; but 1,500 b..p allow yellow Madras were withdrawn at 3.1 e., for want of buyers. Foreign: The amount of business done in this deeeription during the week h been limited, and prices with difficulty supported. Helloed matinees steady at last Frlday'a prime, but the demand has been limited. Ms., MIL 6d. (Ir n ase e r rei=g are the quoted prim of sugar at the close of the market to-day ;B. P. sugar—West India, brown, 341., We.; mid. dung s. 3.. ad, rt.. 6d.; good to fine yellow, Ms. to 4 ls. Mauritius", brown, nu. ; yellow, 33a. 6d., 3W., f or low to good ; aed Sala. to 40s. for fine. Bengal, white Benue.. 3f4. to 435. ; In* soft to fn sgrocery yellow, 23e. to 40..; erystallUed, 41e., 44 ; whits , 415., 47a r weft Conan.—The large pubffe sales of goad ordinary native Ceylon, say 4,000 begs, sold freely, 6.1. advance, making Is. t o l a . 6d. On thews* prices ranged from 38e. Ed to 4es. for common, 40s. 6d, 411. , for superior; there have also been buyers since the sale at 40e., with Mt few a hers. A small ode of plantation kind also sold at full prig The stock of coffee on the Continent is reported small, and prices haw advanced there. This is the foundation of the speculation, but parade have been bought of late for exportation, which has redueed of r o c k 0, nand, and given greet COlifidetloo to the borne trade, and LIP due• d deakrs to come Into dock. A large amount of bualnees hie been done daring the week. tleterwram—Abut 4.000 begs have been bought by private ow tract ; the lad two days chiefly 271. Cal., 275. 9d., which has mated 4 all strengthened the market ; and It is presumed that they haw priecipally been bought on speculative aocount. Rtcs.—Thin attire has become dull, and prices are a shade lower. Oond White Bengal told In public vale to-day As. 6d., ; broken. 74.6 d.. Bra. ; pinky Mains, la., Bs. Od. lamoo remains steady. The declarations foe the next quirterly vale now amount to 17.00 n chests, which is already nearly 4,000 soon than Inapt up Lit quarter. netarre.—West India rum dull; proof leewarda: nominal, la_ 4Sd„ Is. bd. Kist Inns, Is. 3d., Is. 4d. Brandy has been in good ever hill prism pia Tatum influence dull at Mk 6d. in piddle sale ; Australian sold ifs, 37a. 6d ;Bomb American, Ste., edand Carron has been dull the last three days; about 3,300 bales acid during the week. Tres.—Tbare has been • limited demand for common conga; and the prices have been sustained in other descriptions; but few sales have bean man 74 ;mnalsrl — BMW flinger sold 21a. to 225. ed. Tons lee Nola bd. Caleb sold 111.. to 17... Gambier gold be. to 9s. 6d. ttlela bong* In 66e. Meek, SU. to 37.. Lac dye partlysold Std.** d . lag lake bought is 7d. &Loan wood bought in 13J. I* to 141. Ss. Nee sold 4s. bd. to 7a. East India Jute sod 141. fa. to 1' f. 10a. The week Mabee dull for most artiste. la the colonial market, the ornate of mike being the 'imolai as stated under that had. BllntroL, Sin. 7. floikih.—ne market continues extremely dull, sod dm (remit/ of West India sold In the four market days minor our lad rrpmt not mimed 420 bads , at priors about on • par wPb dime pa* here lest weak. Our quotation are far low to gad *owe Tits nidads SU to 375.; strong °fining qualities in Jamaica. and Si. Vincent, at 38e. to ass.; and middling to fine Barb...loft at Me.* 41a. These are nearly the bnly erscrlption. on show at maim. N. make reported in Mauritius or East India; but in foreign war little Moine.. hoe been dune, the particulars of which are not a/lowed to ti l ai nt r atmme so males te report. Ramie. Pawn= xasinues without improvement either as to demand or mama. Rte wet. with rather more attention, and about 200 pew. chiefly Jantaka. bare Men diepoied of this week at born nu 4d. lo 3t. Gl. per gallon for 32 to 35 per reign, am in qtweity ; it le, how. em, still very difficult to sell the low aM muddling descriptions, sad prises for them sorts are nem ly nominal. BWDT Is in excellent demand at the advance lately astablbillect RIO. it again rather lower, and good middling white bragal may be bought for 11/s. to 10s. 6d. per cwt. LITIOPOOL, Sept. 7. 8170 Alt —The demand Asa been extremely limited, toad tYs Wee of S.P. are only 200 bbde, together with 1,500 bags Bengal, at rather meter priors. Foreign : No demand for export or bond is. ening ; only 30 hhes. Porto Rico were sold to the node at ka. IL to 41s. per cwt. Motown' remain neeleeted. and there were not any mho to report. Oorrae.—Tbe export demo d continues ®.hated, but the emptily Is quite Inadequate to it, and the transaction are very limited • 20 tat. Jamaica are repsried at 41s. to 1 ios.•. 40 tee. washed BM, at ' 43e. to ; sod 600 h ogs loguarra, at 39a. totes. par cwt. ban East India were take by aostion, with all faults, at 21.. lid. to Ma. in bond. It:co-150 to.. Carolina sold at 10x, ed. to 19a.; and 0. 0 0 0 toga v m at es . to to. lid. for brakes, Is. el. to lls. 6d. f or goo d to whits. Erie—The business consists of 130 puny. Demerara, at 3. to he Id. 150 puns. Jou:make, at 2s. 7d. to 4e., bertg fully former rates: alto 30 puns. etsaultius, and a mull parcel of Surinam, at Is. 54d. to Is. W. - per gallon, prod strength. Toe.—The market has not been quite so busk this week, sad Use transectinen are on a less male, but no alteration In pikes or lo quoted, which continue Inn. otoo.—Yeeterday 410 chests were offend by auction, the whale at which sold with animation, at fully the London Jelly retest Bengal ranging from 3s. to ta. A., and Oude at 2e. 7d. to 2s. 10d. pc" lb. lietu. Luc.—A small saki le reprted, at 454. ;we awe ; and a chests Lac Die, at Is, led. per lb. 61,0 Wee of Gambler brought 9a., and 700 bp Catch, 15e. ed. per cwt. Saoo.—Nothing opened : sad only 150 bags Sego Mar, at 20s. pee owt. Satrricres.-1,100 Inge hare been disposed of, at 27e. 3d. for 44 per cost, some extra ;boat 30s. ; and 1,000 bags Nitrate of Sods, at 12s. per cwt. Guaec—Tlons has beta more demand for the ordinary kink, sad stiffer rates paid. Derwooro—The market walks very steady, but the odes of all keoriptions an limited to PIO tone Rosen.—Common American ia fair demand, at 34. Id. per cwt., sod a kw hundred ben► sold at MO price. Ammo ecoglose to advance 150 brie. odd at 40a. to 425. for Pees, sat 36. to 37e. per ewt. for Paaris. Hmes.—The market lee;ostrady, and overdraft/els of malted liver Pl:de Ox and Coo Itave been sold at fultestas- - 23 - 1;1;rosta--,1 be ealreare nO taw, at 31. 12e. Od. per ton. rkiy—]herekan been a good den.r.e.d for Olive, et an odranoe of 202. per tux; the *lee are 310 time., conmettng of t7axpoh, at LL. 10e. be psi.; Lerma and eidly..at 41t.; sad Yalta, a: 401.14er s 40 w . - _ I .0 4 444 -.7 k )ki 1 ! • Ir. - • • of ‘lll A , . .t NW I ••••• . • •ft ^ I ft • . , rt • Al/ . • .