The Express. — London, England, 1849-09-07 00:00:00

IRELAND. Dvw.nr. Serramsen 6. Both the Edging Mail and the Press of lam night cosmic articles written se obituaries of the Peel plan tation plan. The public are now satisfied here that a systematic, coloaisation of Conaseght upon the Ulster plan is at an end . nip, it would appear, are to oat is the old fealties, salmis English cepi- Whits lei of their own accord invest ntoaey in this =. In thesouth of Ireland three are mete al demesnes for sale, with splendid mansions and large estates attached to them, the ownership of which would confer YAM infiesme on any resi dent proprietor, even though he were an English sae. The influence which earth a man would with his property, as eampared with his it power in presence of the nobiliry end hereditary 1 1 landowners in England, would of itself be an argu. meat for purchasing in Ireland. Life and property are Put as s care iu theta:Janda of Cork and %Any as in Devoashire or Ellesex. Same penis think that the Encumbered Estates Conunissioa will do the work of a plantation policy, bet opinions are very divided on this point, and some of the that members of the her are of opinion that the commission will prove a dead failure. The mosey up. by her Majesty with Lord Claret doe, fa the pupa of distribution to the charities of Cork, was eutrusted by his Excellency t, the orotes taut and catholic bishops of Oak, and to Sir William Lyme, the mayor. Because 40L were given to the "Society ot St. Vincent de Paul," an outcry is ale in some of the high church journals. It appears however, that several protestanta in Cork subscribe to the Bt. Vintent's Society, which admiaistem relief to persons of all denominations. Archbishop *title is going to Paris forthwith, ar.d will nut be in hie diocese when the Qte.en's Col in* at Galway will be opened for inehrumi - Mr. B irriugton, a member of the Society of Friends, left by will a large sum of money fur founding pro- fessorships for plpoler imtraetioo. Mr. Laws to, ex professor of political economy in Trinity Collrge, was appointed to deliver the Barringtontan lectures at Belfmt. On Monday evening last he delivered his fleet lecture, treating in • popular manner of the principles of politicel mammy. The lecturer was mash applauded at the elms. INTRAMURAL BURIALIL-CLOSINO OF ST. CLZ mant's Health v•verday issu ed a peremptory order. under the Bei ng., &coos' Act, to the ehurehwardens god overseen of the parisi of Bt. C.emest Dines, &rand, to Uwe the gram- Tad Mooting to the parish is Portagelatreet, Lincoln's inoluildo, *gaunt any further into/masts is the glowed during the prevalence of the preset tag epidemic, and to make other provi ien for interment,. This summary pro ceeding arras In cousequenc• of en aralieaties lasi. a few days aces by the atch.sitim of the Hiag'e Coile,se Hospital, the beck ..f which premises abut es the horial.pround, plying to the st.gietrate, at Bow-street polimeourt, for hie interference to soppr. es the evils resulting from the sosicase state of the around, which for a length of time has bees proved by ineontestible evidence injurious to the forst,. of Use hospital, as well as the inhabitants generally of the eau tossding district. NOVEL AND INGENIOUS RAILWAY ROBBERIEN.- A wmewhat moved mode of owisdling bee just hem dis owned through the aeCeity of the police. I: coteista in the Tfla•Vai of the ley l itimate tickets fr its the perces of goods after they have been entered and pl iced reedy for traneit at a railway e mpany's caws ; this being 'Meted either by tlteeonniv,••• of SOON of the company's•ervants, or stealthily by the Nieves themselves. The true ti hits being removed, a direction is Watkins.' which intimates that the parcel must be for warded to Illanclester, Liverpool, or SOON ether tows where an agent of the gang is ready to revive it. The priwtipel fraud of this kind thrt' his been discovered was comm toed tspo3 a woollen-cloth house at Huddler field, who have been victiesieed in this assnaer to a considerable extent, their goods, initial of being coosiaard to Linden and other risers, meet ling t / their owe &netters, have found Us. it way to Miusohestirr. to • mita same I Wood, who appears to he the trieeipal receiver, the suede haw* bee* lett an aims ftailictlo•hosiors in the tows, by We dirrstioe. He hos, we od, been apprehended through the exertions of Mr. Itterrielt, o tho Iltootteater polio.; wad the principal parties somaged is the alteration of the tickets have, we belieee, been captured is HedderefiehL MONEY MARKET. TRIIZSDAT EVIIIUtO. The ocetinued favour able accoiiiitaregvedin;riaill parts of the Continent of the steady improvement in the majority of the ;abbe rocks, and the easy state of our own money market, may he elawsed amongst the taus-s which have contributed to the Beninese and better tone which wets manifest in the E-glish funds durin ; the day. Carols opened at yesterday's closing prices. 02) to 1, and ooninesd firm at those quotatioce th-oughout the day, without the slightest variation. TOO Three per Carts. It doe el were marked a' 91 and 1. The Three-and-a-Quarter p-r Cents., at 94 and 931. Beak Hoek, at 200, 1995, sad again at 200. Exchequer BiUe, of all descriptions, the same as yesterday, at 39e. and 42r. premium. Long Aenuities, expiring Jan. 8, 1880, obtained $5 sod 8 16 16; ditto, 30 years, expiring Oct. 10, 18-74, 85 and 8 11-16. Ind a Stock, 2621. India Bonds, 75e. prem. Tbe general tme of the market was quiet, but very firm; little animation was perceptible is the dealings. In the foreign market the transactions were few, and prices exhibited a tendency to improvement. Peruvian Deferred were rale: better, and last sb taioed 171. Dutch Stocks wore done at an advance. The baguets of the day is compfsed in the following, via.: Danish Three per Cent. B sada, 1825, at 72. Equador at 31. Mexican ex. c lOM's at 27) for so count ; ditto, Small, at 28. Peruvian Decreed at 161 and 17). Spanish Five per Cents. at 171 for money, end at 18 ) and 18 for account ; ditto Tans per Gents. at 341, 5, and _5. Two-and•a Half per Cont. Dutch at 64) and ; Ditto Four per Cent. Cer tificates, at 851 and 5. Amsterdam letters date d yesterday state that the Dutch foods were quoted rather higher on the " Inure.," and that m at deserp•ions of foreign meet:L ehi/le were in g . ccd demand. The dealings in the Metalliques and i n Spanish and Peruvian stocks were eapezielly animated. Toe folbwing are some of the latest prices for m• ney, vie. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 54 1-16; do. Three . per Cents., 64 ; ditto loour per ants., 841. Reitman (Hope) Five per Cents., 103 and 1061 ; ditto Four per Cents., 881. Steightz Loan, Feur per C nts., 8.5. Tte Five per Ceot. Metalliqewe, BS} and 8.51 • Ditto, Two-and•a-11 elf per Cents., 441 and 46). Discount remained at 2) per cent. Exchange on London was quoted 12.07) short, and 12.02) for two months date. The public male at Rotterdam of about 206,000 bags Java coffee went off very well. The whole quantity was sold at from Ito 2 es. above the valuation. Fur Banes tin 40) So. was paid. At Antwerp yeeter lay there was less bunnies done on the Bourse, and the advanced quotations for moat securities were ecsrorly maintained. The last pries were, fur the Belgian Five per Cents., 931; Ditto Four-and-affair per Cents. 87} ; Di to Two and-a-Half per Cents., 491. Lo an of 1848, 94). The Five per Cent. Metalliqute 89, and last, 88). Spanish Arden, 111 to 12. Span ish Three per Cent. Interior Debt, 27 5-16. Adeices from Frankfort of the 3rd state that a great deal of butinees took plane on the Bourse on that day. The Austrian Five per Cents lest olralned 871 money ; the Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 461. Bank Shares. 1340. Loan of 1834, 149). Loan of 1839, 98). Dtreh Integrals, Two-and-a-Half p-r Cents., 531. Belgian "Obligations," Four-and-a-Half per Coots., 88). At Berlin, on the 3rd, railway shares olVa'ned a oonslderable increase in vim, in ennsequenoe of the receipt of numerous orders to purchase, end business generally was animated. Tee priers maps were, for the " Obliga*ione " hree- aid -a-Half per Cents., 87); "Obligations of ;he Societe de C•mtneros Maritime," 1011; Rauislan (11.thecbild), 108; Voluntary Loan, 1061. The na'ional securities were firm at Vienna on the Ist, and railway shares were is advance; foreign securities coarineed unaltered. The Five per Cent. Metall'ques had 955 money; the Four per Cents., 78; • the Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 60) ; Loan of 1834, 1621; Loan of 1839, 1011; Bank Snare,, 1,170; Northern Railroad Shares, 111; Milan Railroad, 78. Ooli agio was 20) per wet.; giver *gin, 111. Ex change or. Lind° a was 10111 Old 11.21; on Paris, 133); on Hamburg, 163; on Frankfort, 1131; on Amster dam, 156. 11 ; e1 briefly sEstled ander this held, in en , paper of the 30:h Mt, to the subj•tt of the state of the British trade with China. Tne followirs is a stunt analysis of oar trade with that country since the sholiticn of the Fist India Compatis mmopolY, which expired is 1834: The d cline in the legal tn4si is evident in rea lity ea well as in van-, and from is grads d dzei. , tee duieg the lest four years we may reasonably infer tAtterst tresdebss btots a losing ens to our merchants sad laaraufsatarars. The legal trade with Chios p i s British amount for the last four years. with t 4 am:option of the ports of Nisi/pop - and liPorbhot9;f4loi both of which do cot probslity saottat to 30.0001. saonelly, is the following: 111413-Isports .... £3,661.790 4 Roperta .... 6,764,434—T0tal .. £9,1146,226 1646-Iwparni .... 3,205,266 Las& 4 696,774—T3W .. 7,904,0 1647-Iwrets 3,166,498 loons .... 4.816,170—T0i0l .. 7,993,608 1841-lamb ...4-4.036.111111 • - lamb • . 994.1111.-1- 4 / 1 01 4,911.0115 The Web of liable bow slimed so follo . vn :- Castes £1,334,147 /19/999 1 1.766,661 £3,100,8011 660.918 BRIMS 1,142.94 C 1,712,905 Amoy -Timpallo £ 6%656 Ivens 14,617 100,271 Total £4.913,985 As cemeseved with 1847 there is • train of at the three peels of 3,072,8234. ; of this, 1.181,6181 is in impart., sad 1.890.906 L .n riposte. A stashed decline is observed in the imperil of geed., thee : 1847. Canon Goods....Ehanittai ..pisces:l,lBB.lss „ de. de Cantos „ 666.242 1,754,397 1848. Grim Goodo Bharghai..pieces 6-S9 297 „ do. do Cantos.... „ 310,876 970.173 Decrease, pilots 784,224 Ta the _et +wallow there is • deemmeaseempared with 1847 at hs value- Shaw:hal boadwiediad lowa lbws 162,9101. is 721018 ; Ceatas is shout 40,0001. in sumer 1847. The staple article of Indian cotton, however, shows the create* deer,ese. In 1847 the burrs at Canton W•Te • Joked at 976,0001 ; ia 1848 they do act exceed 662,0001.. and the stock sprars , o he scautaohtiax in the hsads of the importers. From the data Wore as it appears that 1. 1848, the enervate valve of articles of British industry imported at the porta of China referred to does not exceed 1,100,0001., wen. the export of 2,924,2851. is nearly all cousuniad in the British Wands. In rzp mt. the decrease is chid!, in the tire 'read ita-4. s. At compared with 1817 th , re is • dimi nution in the tea export to the extent of 939,6771. is vale., the somata meant of the two years beiox r speetively 2.849:5771. sad 1,909,9001. The export of silk has &creased cowards of halt a zaillioa sterling : or from 1,401,4901. to 841,9501. Startling as are the above facts, it is, in some measure, gratifying to observe the increase which even the year 1848 presents, as compared with our trade uneor the monopoly of the East India Cimpeny. Previous to the year 1834, when this mo nopoly was happily abolished, the value of our ex ports from this country to China did not exceed 600,0001., whereas in 1838 it increased to 1,326,38 E, and though it fell off in 1837 to 678,3751., it increased again in 1839 to 1,204,3561.—A satisfac tory exemplification is this of the benell. ail effects of freedom of trade. No very ' accurate stevement can be given of the trade for the 'hree following years, taming to the interrup ion to business occasioned by the war in China. In 1842, the exports from this country to China amounted to 009,3841 ; in 1843, to 1,456,1801. ; and in 1844, to 2,305,6171., which litter was found to exieed by far the regular wants of the Chinese, and canted the prices to give way, and yet the decrease in the value of our exports for the tee follow ing years (vide above • imports 1846 and 1817") was eceroely perceptible, whilst the quantity certainly was not less. The exaggerated notions which prevailed in this country of the amount of the population of the Chinese empire, and ignorance or disregard of the fact that large quantitits of raw cot tin are annually imported into China fn m Itimhey and Madras for manufacturing pu-poses, have doub:- less, caused these continuous inundations of the China markets with British products. This, however, is now being happily remedied by a return on the part of the manufacturers of this country to a more carrel estimate of thq a actual consumption of British g ode in Clime; and the opinion generally prevails amongst coommtrelal men expert need in the China trade, that the dawn of a more healthy state of baskets is visible in the commercial horizon of that Gauntry. We will not here enter upon the question bow far a re &anti in in oar present dries on the import of tea would contribute to an increased oansamption of our products in China. Tits balance of the legal trade is at present, and ever has been, spinet this country, and although the import of bullion on British account into China has ceased, it must nevert•ole is be borne in mind that the imporisof opium into China from Bom bay and Calcutta hay- increased eno - miusly in quan tity and value : ter the year 1848 they were erimated at upvarde of 5,000 0001., th a grower part of wh eh in retailed far in bills and 'yew silver. The Chinese, considered as merchants and tradere, are eminently indurrioue, intelligent, en'erprising, and ingenious in devising new way. and means of making money; but at 1011 g as they pay annually five roitlions sterli in specie fir the drug, the retorts for our manufac tures must conaiet, as they always have done, of the staples of the coon ry. The total export of black and green teas from Chita to Great Britain drain; the season 1815-6 amounted to 57,622,8031 k, engagi: g 117 vessels ; in the season 1816 7 it wile 63,448,339 be., engaging 105 vessels; and in the season 1847 8 it decreased to l 47,682,681110 , margins 92 vessels. The total export this se:oon, viz., fn m the let July, 1848, to the 20th Jane, 1849, was 47,251,8.531 k, engsging 86 vessels, of which 56 ailed from tAnton and 30 from Shanghai. The total export of raw elk fr. m China to Omit Britain du ing the season 1845 6 was 18.858 bales, of which 3,790 hales were from Ciro, n and 15 068 from Shanghai. lii the season 1846 7it was 18 192 bales, beirg 3,413 bales from Canton end 11,7:9 from Shanghai. In the orason 1847 8 the total export amounted to 21,397 hales ' or 2,342 bales from Canton and 19,053 from Shanghai. Iu the season 1818-9 (which may now be conaidt red as having cloned) the exports wire ce ly 17,330 eat s, of wh ch 1,421 biles sere from Cswou and 15 909 from Shanghai. I.ICIIONON- sTOCKs Awßo,tl.. Arsenate., Sewn a.—Actual Delia, Terreand-e-11.glf per feats., MI ; Otto, Three per Ceuta., 611 Rif ; ditto. Four per Ceuta., cheep 041 luau ; Assert -ill.ll pe . Three4o44.ll testa, a 1331 lf pe VII; Ear Dente., st 031 bolts ; l odi.. am. , Fewrr Nor per Dente., e 3 511. Eaelwasee: Us Landon, 12.03 ; two months. 11. Easeburg. 33.13; two seater, 34.9 J. Pa a, 34143 ; two sawitho. THIS DAY. Two o'CLont. The English stocks to-day remain with nt the slight. st alteration in value, and busin se is very limited. CAisols opened at 92i to t.r monol and the Ilth the prim• which ruled throogheut t• e whole of yesterday, and they hare continn. d at the same gao -1 tation without the least variation up to the prea.nt time. The Three per Crnts. ftedum.d ma k 92 and I. The Three and-a-Quart• r per Gilts. 94, 93i, end 94i. Exonrgmr Bills, 39r. to 421. premium. Bank Stock at 200. In the foreirt securities t)e only slteratim consists of a slight increase of v4lue in Danish Three per Cents., and a decline in Russial. Toe business transacted is dirt most trivial descriyion consisting only of Danish Three per Cents., at 721 and I. Mexicm, ex cupm_,e at 27i. Russian, at 1071 and 1081 ; and Se .sish F.vs per Ceuta., at 18. The French funds were rather firmer at Paris yes terday. The clueing quutatiows were. '.w the Trues per Cents., 08.16; and for the Fives, 91.70. ENULIIIR ruff DS. Hank 114,46. 1 3 3 MO I 3 per Mere . Ada. Vl3 3 1 per Ct. 11•1 Maio. Pt 3 3 3fror Uta. 6 1 4 3 per 4:4046.A5i04..1123 1 Luber/a Duce. 394 to 436 FORZION FUNDS. spa OL Amino illiads, 1 pot Cl. Ortoodo 144. 16) 1T) 9 pot 04. 1 414444 113 • if pit Orel. 46 80 .istoula Daforn.,l a 1.., 33 4 4 pot Ct. Moz . 14143. VI I Sweet. lidc.ii T Epee 04 rued ta B. 336 little Nam. el it Toccoa,* 00a.... tip 94 4 per a. raw Arn 47. • !per Ot Kw. R 1 4 ,104 3 Dna pow! . 1. .... little Splalst DS,. zit Ili DIM Od om% Doe IMI3 per Ct. Spud& Ms . 34 3 Oefoetleakll`i Worn! DI, Hoe CIL Do= " Nr 4 . 1"7 1 i 1311 to Panao U 4.6.31 1 74 Ver Ct. Dash 11.14 30 4) 2 pet Oi. Ye11f1.11.41 IS •SI C 4 pic Cl. DM& Ora. 116 6 Velum& Warred 114.4. 6 T THE PRODUCE MARKET. Mincoto-Lassz. Sin Suordi —660 ~ bdt. weer Indio have been 5..14 In the pri vate somezest market without altsrins gentld ciente , lore. bat the melees set the banes fret The yuNlio sal,* w. ra manned to Ha,- "neelt. asp SIM bows ;elimind white. half in bond and hall day Feld, but tarty ell wet boort bt for want of bitters at last week's Pi". While In Nod •in s• Is. , yellow in bond at Me to Sta. ite„, wide% were mese beer plena 11-11• ad ie homed derail ars. 44us r 4166. Omen hoop at She. M. to 30a. WM. ' — no hu t *le We have ne-e,off with rather mare IA 0 lap pool . eti - ory Lades found ins btu era at ilk. Id.; and .03 coke end 1;0'1 beam nf plantation kind mho sold et Ole 117 pennant y•-tee lay, Oddly faro l4* to He. Num.—Zarb onetime inastire, but brandy nib freely for can• wa full pi kr a. mete bllll brie dntl, and but a *WWI bairns dent? pri. are venom. - i..10. -- ;;;; - -na lett& ten - Mane. el 01 tt IS. S. ILL—Then kw Igen • loir demand kg *ALUM mpg, bat ether dloollalgr k bolvEy. Cbrrog.-11k mkt, k beegabe lasetlyg, gad we aro nisi with got nde• in "pert. hiving= --41ggebler mete Pohl 9. Ed, 104. ; Ebet Isaiah dm teed Ik, Y Ma.; S; sweet oil Wel 41 to 11); g-bia logeb. Irh.g .. • ; C 0 ./1 ebony bought 111 • • . t Wows eaplYl bought la 911. ju▪ te mkt 141 p . D..; o. .0 am :ht 1s 29'. log to 34 1 . 14.; k le ug mil la ghibt 13e. la 3U. o . Ills. ; C..4r /gra cad 2 5 1. 1131. 15..; Co b to 1U I . THE EXPRESS, FRIDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 7, 1849. - - , - ": ' Idiom° wiz...Bart ?, Half-past Tv.. il b la z Tas Ohs et 844 of 1 . 100 loos lisag.l at,nt off 410/1011,; Isis - Worn lber• AI oat WOE 10 bli Writ 1 angoras% Say lassthl IW . Tao MP& lamoirat boo Obi we* a wry akm joroea, GM post on oderdalp so sped so MA spa 41b. to dia. 091110.—WaNt sioomo et dd. i sm Mem paid coo food ordinary oath*. Is pills Ws 10s. Mb so Oa dd. freely P.M. aad the article basossa soillims. ifs oil Irailly at a dodo midst lost wait% prior. 1 lanaresosf holm* Naming Id. dig. 10 Id. id. , B. 4la id. to IL 4d. Corroamilbo mast Ms bus thostiso today. Tao sea*, la ollass Whin is sisisslsl skoadko. COTTON.—Livniroos., Bm. 6.—no narket to-4q go way Is Woad. MOS Was won soid.. band= 3,300 takes am itit=a4azport. . 6.—Tbo rank= is ilall both for errs on pm. sad la Ur larataaisa ors elhard war, it a grehartaalaait. with a rare aighlt a = i t the hand lla ttarlar than talk at kw. Mesa g Yab at yam led him bees ossossolog didr ai a= r a dr an arra sir at =taw rah Say ma• Imo Wish Or bripecrin waw par aa. Oho rataar 4 1 marl at radii warlstay it Us was Om =l f f the valaillalt aria has =NI Is dim bons s i a= non as amol. ands 1m man manst. lansaml In pain Zrabezhalas =Om air. nd =domains ore Is Is ; an tor or lima old nab% mot kr Om Is Isiona. ma May nob an witlion Tbm torsur , oil i st to lan Sad a nod in Om lons =IN and *maw tar the stralty hum ama etas animmarlar draratt. Mar twit art dos* Itt the re at bare =ana -1 arcs are caesespeatly was la ari inillbr et prim ' - Lain, Sept - 6.-:Too Hoene soars ssarkin - 611111tiaw doll et late quotatkwo. vritbout be tai to the stioblest nowon , olltstod by the Iwo *deter how New Tort. Th. 110.0 y tt t.ISS Won L otbw artists trade Mbar brisk. HOSIERY AND LACE TRADES. NnrutroxAm, Sept. d.-7b wrought treed • hoes benash is sondeirred to be • Made lammed, sad WWI gore a statement trr extra super h me, the va lid. be this dirrist timid be is a I aright., state. The cut-op Imam an bar Oir coadition, with well hounded home for the WHIM Sims Of WO Yea era are rpecalating he making new frames even the Lelseitest pried*, termed " rotary lever frames i" we have hood damn brim made of extreme width (eighty inches), even 21 Melees wider than the celebrated frame ailed M•aog," which was heal i Loodon, by limbos, and was remnv d lee Godahning, Maws It new remains. The ante glove branch mill keeps in a to. Irak* psi eta., and se the sewn Is apprimuing kir grader dmesiol. Ws body of workman hoes a dttl , prospect before this. Tks Ilk glove leads keeps gr.dually getting worn.'; many of Ms Imo& Ire soirring severely, nor can a great duds ke ezpreted her some time to came.—The drawer, pantaloon, end shirt Inch In so muck lmpeovel, that many flops are worlds, Yap hours. -Teo .11k at-eklng trade is at such a low ebb, that it hes dwiodlad down to 'beast nothing; the tnoit. d trims. at week in Nottingham amount se only 70.—Tbs hobbits-net trade, whether Ilk or estma, le considered by the emettine•owners and *orlon• s laden, hat the warehouses, especially the foyer% house*, are winking z: . O , Meg hours. The p: alet omens net Is In the heat condition, sod is all probability, lattore, as the troubles in Ger many owe. Muni anklets' artistry dui, though they make articles nearly [trial to foreign I see. lade et, many machine Isere are nearly equal to thise reads at II lout, and ether parts of Lower Normandy aura have spread such a rich harvest is knitland. We he ar of some attempts to nuke machine Vet hoes in imitation of Flemish lan. a; hil.herto the area iropetlinura has keen a roe ehaded appearance, arising nom the want of the threads befog sudiciently traversed—Notting ham Review. MANUFACTURREL—BRADFoRD, &pt. 6.—Then is no charge in the dematd fee 'tarok which continues to the full erer.t of the quanti y pro load, and prices mg be quoted fully ht. 'wt. ',cm hlgLer on Augu-t prima There is alteration In the dispel:Wu to boy Piert% while the production Is re.ar , led by free trm., wash are uow common every week. Them Is no Ineltnath ato camp• at a corre•pondiolt adv.mee to the advance demiut.ted for Yarn% which Immure than kept pees wi.h the advance on goods. WOOL —l3ammonn, $ pt. b —There is no change in the bemsnd, which is not &Mire, while the supply coming to market IA equally hmittd, owing to tt.e didieulty of porchasiog to meet the prima currtnt h.re. Nulls and !Stokes arc good isle, at former prices. Bimini. FAIR, 5..14. 6.—The or elliat ing and etething Wools pitched was net equal to 'weber 'era, while the numter of buyets, both tom Yorkshire and Lancashire, was 'rest, winch gave a tone t f lirmnre in pi me and briekness in demand not warranted at the mats of consumption. HOPS.—Boaorou M . 7.—Ness•. P %gen den a& emit► report tivit mould In ep►esting to on alarming extant among the Golding. In lad Pent; the Weald Kent, and sus-ex plot ar • proems In very favourably. The market retnaia■ in a ♦ery dull state, and without say business doint. Duty, lou,oool. FAKIIHASI, S-pt 6. —PI. king has pari tat.) , eni..menced, and will be general about next Monday. Upon ingefry we find from thoue planters that lave begun, that the II .pa come down qule equal t their expectation, and ate Ilse In colc ur and ei goad quality. Duty, LEATHER.-BitISTOL, Sgerglinen FAIL-This I.ir bas Jun concludei : Pa eh ' , rioter may be best Judged from the forow. log de akar awned by Mears. Tuckett and euke -We have had en active demand for moot descriptions of tooth. r throughout the month of Amu"; and oar transactions have bee much n.ore extensive. loan 1. usual at any corresponding period preceding the autumn lc .ther fair, whisk commeneed on the 4th lost., with a mnocrat, supply of all kinds of leather, and which has been mostly cleared at Arm prices, -Sole leather: There has teen c enterable inquiry for really thick butts of extra mbota se, and the supply has b en inadequ de to meet the wards of the trade. The dereatal fur mialle we grit and inferior butts has been good, but Mr the Salver averages the supply con tinua large and the re mend languid. The inquiry tor snout English and b. sign shoulders has ewe dad tbe amity, and the low velem reline be sorties offal bus laduc.d Su> era to go largely into stock, sad bad law peroels stems an th.. marker.-Drawing Leather : The demand for bent saddle re' bhles, moor hareem hider, shaved hides of lb. lightest average, and common bide. of all dewriptlono, has Mom glad, without ambition la prim. Skim of a 1 averages has. bap In lame supply, and although we have (*ea d extensive sales, we are still heavy ld mask ef this article, her kips the enquiry bee been coneued ,co the lightest and best quality, whi s. int tier des aiptione and the heavy averages continue very Newlin.. Esiglisti bores bide sare quite unsaleable, and the demand for .panisb hr. been issued to the beat quality Lead. are in brisk do mond, and throe of light average are much want. 41-eurried leather: The Pales have been coallned to skint of good quality, Bret clam Yip butt% and those of Lei:o=l3nel descript loa. Maw gme : This port is now free for ehipping, and as the dock and town dues have been removed on tor ign raw hides. a eou.iderioble and in. rea.ing import of tLI. at title ham taken place f• on the Di •er rve, and most e irgoes have rimed tour , ehascrs no arrival. Several cargem of Valonia, hew arrived direct • from !ammo. and gone onto con•neaptone. the mist important rates for leather at Cie mew at fair were -Bids • : Engli.h crop, 3011. to 3511. aver p 7d toed per lb; 41.111 e ho 453 w, 7d to 10d. PIM to • led to .44; foreign, 251-4 to les, hid to Sd ;erlb ; 3316 e 4010", 74 to eel; Matte English, 1611.1 to 20Iba, 9d to ; 24.1. to 261ta, 104 to -4; 2.11. io OIM, lid to 134; 341 b. to 381 m 124 to 13d; (*retro, Illbe to 21.11 M, ad to 114; 2111. to 261 M, 9d to 'ILI ; 2.11. to 321 6 5,941 to 144; 341 M t. 30 he, 10.1 to 15d; dressing hides, =be to 7911. , I.Sd to ad; 30 be to itilbs, 614 to tod; beet eaddlrra,S6.lls to 41011., 94 to lld ; 4411. to 481 es, lust to I3d; shaved, 1511. to tabs, •• Wiid ; f4ibm 4o 21.1ba, ad to 104; Lulls, fid toad; holm kids'. Randall, Id to ltd; Welab, 74 to ed ; Irlah, 7d to 9d; Germs". tt Ild ; without butts, lld to 124; Spanish, 124 to 134; elitiout Mittel. to Ila each ; calf Ma% Selbe to 36101. 1 dto 14d ; 4elbs to NM 134 to 174; 56Iba to 6410 e, I d to 194; fibibe to 7016 a, 114 to 19d; Vika to Mil , Its to les ; 9511. to lOnits, led to 17d; te 1201bs, 12,1 to '54; Weeds, Nibs to 31libe. 10d to lid; 41 1 111 s to 45165, Ild to 142; 301 be to !Gibs, 144 to I6d ; Irish, 24114 to 40th., 104 to ltd ; gips, Etch-h and %ebb, 10d to lld ; Petersham 511. to 7lbs, 14 to 17; Bbs 91ro, 13d to led ; 101 M to 1416 i, 12.1 to IS ; East India, dry Palled. 311. to 711., O 1 t ; rib. to lints, be to 1M ; seal Aim lidos to 221ba Sod to 21d; 301 6 0 to 0010•, 9.1 ta 164 ; brae, 64 to 91; of.l 'boulders. Engl.* 6.d to 84; f. reign, Gd to 84; bellies, F.nglsh, 3d to lid; lemma. el to 3d; dreolag hole shoulders, Otto 00.; bellies, 4 4 to ed; home but a, 74 to 10d; curries leather. calf akin.., 2011. t ,i6l.s, average, Is 1.4 to 26 ; 4 1, 1 k• to Solo, Is 7d to S. 3d; MU to 701 b., I. Gd to 24; eutta, 121 he to 16,M, 25 to 3s; 1811. te 3.10% 2. to 2. 3d; Mos hides, 101bs to 18.0 e, Ind ro 13.1; nth:Wisp, 911. to 151 k., 114 to 14d; butt% Illbs to 121130. 124 to Ifod ; Smack stiddllop, 7th. to lulbs to 204: Mb' to 1311., 12 t. 1d ; kip butts, Peters burg, 311. to 14k., 16d to fted ; East India, 3.1. to Gea lad to 254; emends lid to I7d; tb:rda, lld to I4d; 'boulder', Hid to IM ; belies, to 131; Corloman. Eng Loh, I7d to zld; Sponiatt. 351 to 364; karma. hidee, 104 to 13d; backs, 101 to 144; mamelle 1 sheep skins, 2.• to 304 per doom ; white, 5s to 9s; bog skin. best, Ills. to We, PICESCP, 101 to 1 1. . Raw goods -Dade' : Redd Market, id to Id per lb; Irish salted, I dto td. Buren. Ayres, 214 to 344 Monte Video, 2,d to 3 . .d; Numb American, 2.1 to !id; New youth Wales 114 to 11d; Dan sh. sad to 340; tonic], 24 to Sid; Bunton Ayres nod Monte Video, dry, 44 to Sld Brasil, dry salted, 3d to 3d; Ithanialt home. dry, 5. to Gs moth; ditio adt d, to tie: Irish, So 64 to 4. ; lee skins, Bristol market, 2,1 to 41 p le ; Irish, Sd to 2,d ; Teak 3d io 1d; seal skins, email, 2. fal to 45 each; large, 4s to la : Peterabarg dry, ed ho 104 per lb; East India, 3d to 7d ; dry salted, 44 to 10d; Irish =ILA, Is to 34 • CORN -MARL-Lags. 811.? 7 -The areivale of foreign mint, Barley, sal Oats during the week have been Wee; chiefly from the halite p it% amounting repetitively to 21.854 qrs., 25.31 e qrs., and 31,6 M qrs. Moir , wadi very li.tie English Wheat fresh up foe Pis weernieire wickets, and an abatement awn Monday's rates had to be subunit. d to, before that little could be mold. The transectloas in fo. elan Wta at were on to Halted a Neale to warrant en alteratim in qu.datioi a, at the same time there can be no doubt bat had buyers come lureard freely • reduclon of Is. to 2.. per qr. . would have been tea .117 outer:Wed to by faemes. Barley was taken In tics merest retail quantidsa, at a decline of 6d. to la. per or. 11:1012 all bat beet malting (made , . The 04 market, sonsiderlite the meg anode of the arrive a, has stood Its ground pretty well ; choice horse. morn could not be purchased much under the Prices current at the he-posing of the w, ea, whilst the decline upon '.dart and Inkster Imelines did not excee d 6d. to Is. per qr. Leans and PIMA bat little nquired fur at Monday's rates. aziuvALs INTO LONDON PROM 3rd SEPT. TO 7th SEPT. Qrs. Englosh. Scotch. Irish. Yowlers. Wiest 2770 21800 Barry 1 ,4 ...... I . I 253i0 Osta 150 11620 Moor, 2,090 trite; f...Y/13031 AVUAOII.I. Wheat, 47n. 04. ; Barley, 30, ; Oat", 211 e. ; Rye, Oa. 04. ; Bans, 29e. ed.; P eas , 30a. led. IM YY.NIAL .IVCKBUir" Bajowrox, S. 6.-The supply of Wheat wilay was odetate, gam males add aft be made and] a seelf ts. to le. C a n= Illfrnewelepires ealwated to, the paean was Mtg. Ors Mst rola hats and PM. *ay. Oats and lawelsOle Mani Vasa Tres ere imaleed and .41 embalm*. Old wElleWbset. ff. to la.; rod. Wes 111 06 .4 wale. Ms. 101. to 141,4 Is.. to 104. ashy , 21s. to 130. O. lfs. a Ile. Mews, Ma. to Ib. Asst 4 Sits. le BWISTOIu &pt. 607 he market woe fairly se with laglish Mt Mere woo bat bill. business i re .d g, with a dessiewerd agate gesso 'Ode rest be imerlbed to the sollamell perenkomeatillne lenweet weaker, and to the feet that me iamb .mamas Y rep= the pot* trope as tree from an, swig mg a diem she& waft west I. quoted for oldest now tam WM a Oh par han.gr. wash le a maunder ea the connaties et thilsdeltmenliMPl M boo I. N f. Parii•mwFwV while aram be goad Me. a M. pre 111 lbs.; Swags from to WI. fir Ilse wed Irma M. a Silks . ditto. Damao Pr" Mbar, Ms, Mom Us. te Ms. pa ditto. Erenth red tram Ma. to Ma. ww dltto; French white, 32e. mote. per Thelismand for barley was likewise eleggiati, with relies lower by stout .s. per qr. Eagle& mains becoglit flora 27a. to 30s. p r toot.. qr.; foreign ditto 235. to 275. pee ditto. English and d i stillery from 430. to 255. per 40011.; foreign ditto tram par ditto. There was little data( In orgy uilreof wh cb were lower to the latest se Is. per lisp. qr. Devon aillWelsb feed Iris. to 17. per imp. qr. Iri b Kiln dried 1110. to les. per 320 lbs. Irish black It. to Ifs per Imp. qr. Beane partook of the sensed do. I gine, and were I. Meager. kaalsh fle. to .L. per qr.; foreign N. I to the. per 40011. The fl .ur trade rulid azotedlogly dull at a decline of Is. per oak. English Ms. to Us. per sea ; Vaned Matte, he. ' to Me. per I'd lbs. aerle.ls for the week Ise been, wheat 300 qrs.; oats Mtn banal.. 1130 qrs.; today 210 barrels, 431 qre- • dour 430 seeks. The 'versos, obeli 395. Id.; oats Ilia. lud.; barley 14. Dianna, Sept. 6. -We bad • moderate fupply of Wheat, which met at Ir.t a fair Pale, but toward, the &one innee.• was ra ther dessert,. The condition of the new Cheat was numb ton. anted, and As. per sack was reload f. ,r a sample of new red, weight* IS scare ; but on the wbote the trade worn dull, at • decline of shout I. per v. la Baler hub. oe nothing doing. Oats, dean„ and Pees, wit lout altera•lon in value. Wheat, white. 435. to 475. ; best red, 41s. to 1130. ; alddling, Ws. 11 41s; Mkt tor, 325. to 36a. Barley, 225. to 14. Oats, ilia. to 46.. Bean., old. 44a. to 4134 ; new, ate to H. Nees, Ms. to as. Flour, line, per sack, 34a. to Ws. ; seconds, Ms. to its. FAUKHAY, Sept. 6 —Wheat trade 001, with a lair sup ply, and pd.*e receded tally to per qr. Wheat, feria W. 10.. to 111. 10.. per load. 11.rley, 24.. to As. per qr. Oats, 17s. to Ms. Peas, 30s. to tie. tom, Sta. to Sta. GODaLMta O. 8 ' , pt. b.—Priets of Wheat at this roathet to day, though out matestal y loser than last week, bad a de.liairg•ea deary. Wheat. MM. reo, Us. to 42e.; white, 40a. to SO.. Batley, dertlairg•ea "a to 29•. Oats, Its. =s. Peas,-30a. to k.la. Beam, 2ISs. to po qr. MAIDSTONE, Sept. 6.—Wa had this day a god supply of Wheat, oayeeiall new, aed tar which there was a good eematd al• o. IA bite, gee. to SU-. •DAMe to 44a. New mope Per are realm, and grey are tar (nos *redid. Wine-r Tres a .hart sup, ly, at 6a. to Sias Dd. wt. bushel. New whiter Oats, 20a. to Sir. per qr. M••• 1•071111, Sept. 7.—We have had a bettor show of Wheat •o -day. The tradeil MA at a decline :11. per qr. Rothlee dolt' hi barley, and Beaus the woe ea of lace. Peas father dearer. Red .% heat, We. to 41a. • white, t2s. to tua 13-sley, new, We. to 32e. beans, 2a. to 225. Pe as, 22e. to We. _ _ • Nossamt, Sept 5.—00 r market to-d►y has been well attended, and the prices of Frain did not advance, but the contrary .2.1 the result. Yur rod scrvio►able Wheat theie was a reduction ot fully Is. per qr. on ha week, sod for interim samples • greater decrease took place. A cousiderabte number of emotes of new WM at waa shown, and in god modition. low WO, y there was a steady newest, but with eery little variation from but wees's pawns N heat (est slid new), white, 44.. to 17a. , red, 43.. to 41. Oat., 18s. to As. beaus, SS% to 345. Latish 111. , . to 211. • NlitrilUitY, Sept. e saltily of Wheat tbis day wu large, =way new, and the quality fu:ly 'qua to the a dupla broupht eerdee in the steam. The ace isuceetod 'lowly, and, then" a de.. elute of from to 30. per qr. wee autend tad to, a elearenoe could not be effected. Nothing doing in Harley, and no dump, in Wu, but Beane end I'm wet e mote anutant. New lures, hum Se. lid. to Cs. per betel. (Mt.. I Kyr, neass..l eau.. July ft Id 26. I. 46,26. 1442. Ad r i ft 01 Aug. 4 :64 6. 24. 11.:266 14121.10442• 14 11 ... 17a 4.1,:5. 15. 24'14 9 11,1 1 . b. 1.. - IS 46. 313. 16'194 04 176 4: ' 214 11.125. 14. 81'2114 10.; 62'324 10469 ea B e v. 144 N ' :l. 3! Its 3- .27• 0A32. 31'38. 61 . wedge Au. A.W. 46 S 126. Id IF 24 As 32 24,30. — a Dult.—What, Been. (tutu, Eve. teens. sad Par. 1.. PLYMOUTH, Sept. 6.—The corn tree continues in • very dull sista Tfac %saber being flue,.tarmas are Lusy in empleting their uvula, matt it this tuorrilnK • 1111,Iltl tLe.r utteudance wad some; mud the few ales ma eln re at Lae pr.tec komoN, B.p: 6.—Wheat 1.. 6d. ;or ehisper ; supply of !umbra., ; 000dltdon Abe. Whet., o:d, 2dp. to :J..; new, 245. to 2 is. per bad. Larky, AL to 3t.. pa qr. o.ds, o:d, Ise. to 220.; mew, 16s. to 40 . Pod., 16s. per load. - - STOCKTON of -TI:KS ' Sept. 6.—We bays large a• rivals of rortiffn Wheat and Barley. At this morning'. market we bad a small supply of Wluat from u.s farmers. wiikb rod heel, at last W , ek . . rams. Barley in good demons L teat, and Beans a slow side. Flour remains umdtetek British: Wheat, per qr. ot 6.11b5. to the buebel, Durham and !mkslidris, red, 46ti to sem. ; white, 3,.. to 52r. South mantry sed, 40e to 445. ; white, Stir. to 535. Bailey, per im perial quarter, grinding, 21s. to 21s. o.ds, iced, lie to 20s ; pdato, :e 2s. to tea. Reins, old, SOs. to S4O. Fiitit per each o f 280: W., doe, 30a. to 375. • superfine, 395. tit 41s. oatmeal, bodeb, 31s to 3.55. Foreign: Whe at, per qi .of 6311 m. to the bushel, ti Block, Wwwar, and Stralound, to. to 48..; hamburg and Stettin. 455. to 470.; Holstein and Dimisb, 43.. to 46a. relish riders., 425. to 445. Burley, ler Imp. qr., to hiding, 21s. to 244. Osts Dumb and Frio , aod, IS& to 2is. Fess, boiling, BM. to 3M.; giinduig, 275. to 295. Stye, 26.. to 2-s. 1 ITICIa. July 2$ 1 ---- 1 - 1 7 1 . 1 . 47 4 ... 44 $ .- 41 S .- 44 $ , —. UTpRIPO s, S spt. 6 —Wilt a pond supply of new Wheat at toaley'a market. We have to quote Wheat from le. t 2s per qr. lower. The astray pricer oe.r y Ma. ter qr. 11. e trade for Rye elluk, at as. so re& Tares, ea to ta. ed. per bushel. WORKINGTON, B.pt. 6.—Thers was only a ntrOera c sup ply of gndn in our market this morning. Th • demand was slow. and poem mue the .ame as lao week. Wheat, 20s. GI. to 2ls. tiara y, I Ir. to U. oats, 7e. d. to la. F.our, best, per stone, :a. :d.; see. ads. Is. 10d. lharislaunr, Is. 2d. t/atuawl, Is. sd. It3emeal, Is. A.. RRRRRRRR R Sept. 5 —With only • Ilinth rate •apply of Mule produce, and no arrivals from •bread, oar market, influenced by the dud acoaunte from alert-lane, cuntddew in • very depressed Hate. rded *ales are omy practicable at prices which ba...ers rue the present conAdet too luw. EDI 3110a011, Bei t. 5.-Daring the past week we have bed 'event heir, showers, ties., with a dense tog on Monday and yes t.rday, (worm** :Wila operations. to-day we have clear sun. shine, with • Tieing b 0 °meter. Toe supply of Wheat this morning fru n the forme a was very lionlvd; part was divorcd of at about last week's pen es, wh le a con.iderable proportion remained uneold at the clew of the market. Tee arrivals it foreign Wheat .inne last markeiday have been I..rge. I i many Instances cansulerahle anxiety Ilea been man.feetecl to sell, ex and prices met he non 4 le to 2a per qr. lower. Carley continues in limited &mend, and prices are again in favour of buyers. the supply of Oats being rwrelnely small, farmers • ete able to rerliiie an wiralfte of Is. per qr. Utile In quiry hr Beans and Peas, and their value remains unaltered. Wheat, top, Va.; average, 300. Barley, tp, 23.1 6d.; average, 2 Oats, top, 21a ; average, 315. 7d. Beans, top, a 34. ; av, rage, 32a ed. GLAROOW, s.r. 6.-From Cw.mole and the ;:nir•d B's•et A'.erlea newer:led 14,001 barrels of Flour, and 1.6* ors. Inch in Corn train the latter coon re together with 74 3 qre. Items from Ire land, have constituted the chief Imp ets to the Clyde ; and a change of Owl dorini the last few days has nroufht into ir ingennts h 'e vent c agoe. from the dank porta, Mc., cor.siuing of ahmai 1,34.0 qr. Wheat, 3,0 .0 qrs. Railer. 4,604 era Oda 613 qrs. Items, and 140 qr.. Rye. Very heavy rain tell in the 2nd inst. ; but since then the weather he. bowl remarkably favourable far harvest work, which has berm pretty general, commenced hervanouts, and In a few days will be In fu'l operation. The trade has rut , * ezewdleily du I throughout tho w, et, end law:r priors prevailed far moat articee.. Barley alone attracting any degree of attenti .n. At this dat'e market transit-hon. in Wheat were again restricted to needy buyers, at a further decline of ed. to Is. per boll on mad deneripioa% sal at ed. per b reel a d fully that per intik our Your, and our quotations are reduced accordingly. Out again read-dal per boll, and Oatmeal Is per lad from mens., rites. Barley f buyer. at steady prom and a. Oa- ge ureur ed in the value et been.. The follow rig are the pram nt gni/adobe ; Wheat, Estalloh, white, per 240ihri., 1618 IV. Od. to 130. d . red, ~ its. to 0,:a.0.1.; 161$, 314 tat. to Ile ed.; Scotch, white, old, 21a. 01. t ld a IV. fed ; 1345, 21a. el. to 225.; Daiimic, old, 225. ed. to 23a. ; 1.48, 3* to 234.; Pomerastan, oid, 214. to 225.; 1816, 20e. Of. to 21.. ed.; Danish, old, 20s to 214. 6d. ; 1848, 20a. to Mc Otessm, a :ft, old, 18.. * 19s. ; t anadius, old, 20s. to Ile. Od.; United !Rive., old, 2 a * 11.. 0 , 1. Battey, per 320 1b.., Berwick and Scotch. 1313, to 20a; Irish, 164 ed. to 17.. foreigo, fro., Poole-intim, ha., 175. ed. to 15.,; Danish, les. Gd. to 17.. Oats, per 21,41ba., Berwick sad licetelt, 11146. IS.. ed. to 13s. ed.; Irl-h. Wezfunl, Ike., 140 Od. to Ns. 9d.; Lim.rkk. Re, 11s. &I. to I ; extra, prepared do., IS.. ed.; fortign, Oe. to Itst.ed.; 13s. ed. to l 111. Bean., per 1 imp. /elm, old, 1 i.. to 13.. 6d. ; 1643,134. to 136.6 d.; In-h. per 26 dia., 1616. 134. to 13s pd.; Egypelms, per 28010, old, 11.. ed. to IS.. P. a., white, per Mikis., old, 13.. to lea Ild. •; grey, 13s. to IS.. ed.; Cmiediaa, 1418, Isa. Flour, per 330115 a, Eoglish,supertine, 31.. to 3.5a.0,1 ; IrW. , a perrlne, 3 fa. to Ma. 4 d.; Ise, 42.. to 83. 01. ; extra choice qualities, 33r.. to 33.. eel.; American, sweet per barrel, 1846, 224. ed. to 134.04.. Canadian, 1618, Gd. to 2340 d. ; sour, 32a. ed. ).ttmeal, per 26.010 , Iri-ti, common cut. 1346, 23e. ed. to tea. ed. 'Allan Corn, 135. fad. to 164. Gd. per 26010 a. CATTLE. &e.—Sierrartm.o. Sept. 7.—We hive a mob rate supply of Beasts, sad a cheerful trade. The dmd markets being well clewed out of fresh seat, them L. a lame d mand her • to-day, and In consequenee tome of the choiee't dearripUons reach tin.; tat it is too much to qu ne so a fair menage for the bet kinds. r e number of timer, is a fair overage fur the time of year, but the dem nd having increased. trade is move active, at a small advance on the moatsaleable qualities. Calves are not quite so pleat. NI, and there is ovatediapoSuon to purchase, at rather better prices. From Germany and Holland we h tee 221 Beats. •1111 Sheep. and 30 Oakes ; fern Spain, 12 Beasts; France, e 1 ; le.cester and Northampton, 300; Scotland, 70; and 12i Mitch Cows from the Herne Counties._ -- ear moo. of lata. a. &.. 41 Pit stoma of MU. s. a. t. d Bost Mli ak srefords 3 8 310 Beat Dat. a Ilf.-bda. sh 0 0 0 0 Beat Abort-loom 3 6 3 4 1 Dot L00p5y5mi1........ 3 6 3 8 locoed gual:ty B. locoed 3 3 3 4 Da. 4e. Phan 0 0 0 0 Vass . 0 104 110.4 Ph& h ral-hri.l 3 8 4 0 Lam Wa t t , . 4 0 A 0 ite•ta at markt& 809 ; Obtap and 11,12) : Cslves. 316; PIM 240. BAkMIT FAlL—This frelel fair toririratail day. Th, above fair is held chiefly for the exposure of dm. hews to be laid down in the grazing council= :or future purpo es, wh , n they are transferred into the several markets both in Lod ,e and the provinces for *taught-rine. This fair is not very attractive to the butchers in and wound the metropolis, a!thmeh there wig a Friel show of fat bends roll' Welsh younglingy there w.pi a current all during the law two days, not more 'but 2,010 Prins let to be sent on to Harlow fair, s Uri. Tbs fair upon the recent occasion may be regarded as ooe of the beat, to ith for stook awl for teals, wh ch hay occurred in Barnet fir some yeyre pad; and Vie prop ieto-s of the numerous inn, base reaped • beoedcLil berveit during the three days of its continuance. ! : 1 - BETZKLET, Sept. 6.—A Wire envisly of emit of ell des triodes& was shown, sot withstanding whtelt we bare to report it a heavy menet. Primo :—beef, Sa. sd. to M. per stone. Mutton, Sd. to Sid per lb. NsWitlitt FORTIIIOIIr FAT STOCK lidAttiliT, S p•. 4. We have bad an average sunply of stork. an the m irk•t seemed a little brisker, aliboagh we cannot (mote the mien any higher. Thera we. a good deal of barhArs dot" 4.0 Sheep and 64 Beast Wins penned. - - - BANBURY, Sept. 6.—The Wheat Vide here to-day is dull as usual, at 4. per qr. less money ke good qualities, middlhts nearly unsaleable. Spring eon without attend.' is. New Barley of. *ring at toe. per qr., but not much inelmatlen to purshan; th e quality is end. Ou • gootations are as folows : --Wheat, per bushel, is. 6d. '0 Ss. Beans, 3s. NE to 4 94. per bushel. Burley, 34. to 23a per qr. Oats, 235. to 244 per quarter. BlO.llllOOHall, SIFT. G. —Durinr the oremnt week tae emodderable sales of Polish 0 tetra wheat hare been efferte I at So. per 8114., being r auction of le. per qr. Was are offered at od, to le. per qr. mile former prier, and ere only taken in :lulled quantities. Bean. Mid Mr quite as metalt usury. Pea. neglected. N. tran-to- Pons reported in to-ley. The weather BM ma to b tee taken up gee and foie. At thin doy's market there wao a linden a apply of Umiak wheat, and mill .44 tad tae • were quite se (WM ate Mits.:ay weanight, but foreign was again 1.. p-r qr. cheaper. 04. eel., and barley le., per qr. lower. Wen' sublimed their nine. On pea. the tura wee is Lvour of the buyer. The following may b • qu led es the COT rest priers: -Wrest, English, wbie, per bushel cif allbs., Se. 1 d. 46; aew, 34. to 'Me od.; red. U. 3d. to M. W.; sew. go Al to Mk f Reign, red, 3 i.od. to Ss. 44.; foreign, wb te, Sa. id. to Ce. ; Penni Odeee, as. 10.1. to h. 2d. ; Danube, 40. ad. to 3s. B rley. per bop. qr., Ms. to 32.. Od. ; grinding, per 4021 h., 110. ed. toll.. id- Oen. gluon, white, p`r imp. qr., itis. 116 to t7s.; Welsh, Oink tel I white, per 31 Jibs-, late . 04 . to 2ile. ed. ; Irish (40its.. to gg e , -4. e, 06 ; (Ale. to Aftlbs.), id. to Pie ; black, lds. P 4 to 30s. Od. Beam, MAU, aid, the les to 13e. 6t. tee, 11 , . to I.le Gd.: Irish, 12s. 0,1. to 13..; foreign, 10 4. MAO 13a.; P r.. Sty its. p r qr. (..emind), 3 34. to 4 a.; platting, .1a t gd. Leant., per Plailes.,lls. d. to As. Indigo Corn, per .931 b.., I la. to Is. 03. Flour. English, lee, par auk of 310,14.. He. to ; atcoadr, 31.1. 03, to US• Nzwakk. Snit. 6.—Our market to-day wit bnt rttlfily attended. In consequent* of the farmers being w) meek en send In the gelds. The business does was but very limned. and the priers were shoat as lan week. There were 133 eke p. 33 Beast, and 491 P.,. penned. Wal.11F111.1), Sept. 25 —The ourcher of Brats wag 700, and 5,000 Sheep. Priem :—Beef, Si, 1.1 6. per stone. Mutton, Sd. p.r lb. A great "Praha of &ma Semvued mull; ae.rly all the Cheep ehanzed heads. CLositaL FAIL. s.—At •his fair. held supnly of rto-k wee limited and tartar Tent. The streets were wit much crowds!. ea I the sales effee ad were neither e1"..1241,3 nor re munerstive. F•t Osws sold at rum 61. t Mitch Co s., ;I t. 101. Springers, 61. at 01. Two.year.olds, Sta. to 70J. Sharp owl Pigs were ia dull demand. - Botxtuacm, Sept. 6 —Wa lull • shnt supply of C s ti, (163), being 63 less thee last market, the 'plenty geevrally of a very bakrior de.cript.un, and on ..centst of the unfevuurabe state of Vie weather ter .11tigeter no. sales were also slowly elected; anything that was prime sad freely at le 6 L pie Dutch ston!: dary Inds, from 6s. 6d. , o 7s. ; inferior, from 3s. t de. At tt.a • el, mnee era. not effected. We het a 1 trg sap dy of Mine, sad Lambs this newnioe -the numb r bang 7,165 or et wore to In lust week. riles w4l dull Good d'wep abstained last week's prices; sad lambs, [comical tele bt teefseed aid lafersse sorts, wee (to a la. to Oa. dove tram day west At the el ee of tie en tenet a very grew number were smote. Top pries ef the beat gettou. 5.1 ; cur rent, I.d to 3d.; infe, kw, 31.1. d par ro,) Lt. t.. n 2 careen' frr the hest leads fr, I :Is. to 1;d ; vel •dity e I In.:" .r, Ins. to Ile , and d^wn to Fs. a bead; top of blackfatat, lOs. 64 ; cur rent, es. to tie., sad Jaws to de. .126 176 10 I 2 to Aug. 4. .fml . l. Aug. Aug. 26 77 1 . ••• I sl=l.l lk. Bans= Ilanmairs. Dw Am Aberksa ttet.,Not.... dos,lk ." ;it Barka s Hants Eat. (On West. nal p.et. and salladuly paid, R with issraatee De.eilltrat a nteurValley Itirni.„ Vols., and Dudley nib duly p. 4 or art* Ds. 'Mints tehares De. &111 Prefereseereg. Clieseer sad liolytosed Do. Rakrenos .. Dublin sod Pelniat Jana.. Do. ((Ste E. &H.) ~. D*(31.10114 6 p. Ct. Pref. Eastern Cannibal Do. New Goa. 6 p. Ct... D. lat., & p. Ct.. No. Do. do. N. 2 Do. N. & E. 3 per Ct. Erten Cason, elms 1; te 1.3 B. eh.) ho r . Do.lerAa. p. Ct.) East D. New Do. elutes Do. 6 per Ct. Peet i eh. East Lincolnshire Edinburgh and Glasgow. Edinburgh & Northern . Do. Newport ... ?seer, Ye.vil, & M.Th. Exeter end E.:mouth ... r Feat Northern ... Do. a thane, A,Deferred Uo. shares B. 6n. Ct.. Do. & per Cent. Prof Gt. ilooth.ai.d West. (lre.) Oreat North of .Inglesai.. Do. New, E4O . Do. New, &SO Do. New, Yl3 Do. New, Ll 7 Uall sod delbp ..„ Uneasier pod Carlisle .. lAncashir.: and Yorkshire Do. i.i:*irTi. :::_ Da 1 Weet Riding Union Do. Preston and Wire Do. g 'harem (A) ... Leeds sad Bradford Leeds and Thirk Do. New Pre. 6 p. Cent London and Lusaka all Lon., Brighton, & B. Coat Do. guaranteed 3 p. a. late Croyd n Tiurda. Do. Pref. 3 per Cent.. Do.Convrt. S n.C...1832 Do. New FS gua. 6 p.Ct. London and Gremlins& .. Do. Preference London & North.Weeten. Du. do. Kew g shares.. Do. Fifths D0.P1ua1e.,31.. indlt.(e) London & south-Western Do. New, LSO Do. New CIO Maned, Box, and tat. ilaneb., ether., and Lino . Do. stares, No. 1 .. Do. allures, Nu. 2 .. Do. *twos No. 3 . Do, New gin Pref. .. Du., Great tainisby .. Do Woof. ania.in . cOln., Do. Grimsby Duck ... Dn. Lincoln Union .. Do. SAO agarial . Do. liirm. and Derby ." Do. B. and R. a P. Cent. Newcastle and Carlisle .. Do. New . /20 Do. Deans. s per Ct.. Do. Guano. St per et.. North British ... ~ =so Do. shares Do. — North Stalionl.hlre oxford, Wore, It Woke. aesal.,tslld., and Kelpies [lupus and Ilachin Wuttieh Central ... k Rirm., Class A Do., Clara B Do., New Guaranteed... ,Ihrstrebury an , l Mesta a m. W. Wm.) Do. Dowestry . u Ce n a k t . .. PteL . South . Desna Do. Pretenses ." South stalfordolnes... -Muth Passes Do. No. Do. N 0.4 Do. No. Do. No. f Beseleterel Do. No. 1 berm S. York., Don., k Yhetheld, Rotherham, sal (tm* N. Di. gua. 4 p.LX Waterford and Kilkenny.. Weer. Valley, 6 p. Ct. gas. Do. do. do. WII r, Somerset, !Mem. Yeek.Newasstisa IterwleS Do.ltatt YorkttNeiren.) Do. CI.N.E. Purchase or Preference . York and Nerds Midland.. roams,. RAn.wArs. Asgioltallaa (labs Italian and Auotritm) Boulogne and Aimless . ventral nano., (VientoiC 4 31 dfs. 6 6 17{ n 7 . 4 7 dfa. I li 7"n• 1 1: 7 7 6 i d : Pm. 111 6 dts. Irma InAnus Great Indian Peninsula I Do. Luxembourg ... Dw %Lulea amiValentli Namur and Wee Northern of Prance .. Orleans and Bordeaux .. Pub and Orleans Part and Bourn .. Part , usd ' , Weaver, Konen and Havre !WEIN* and Mime Tours and Nantes ... 5 Si 2/ 2/ 006 31 4.106 .0 52 - - - - 2ii 51 51 dli. ►o! ► Si Sli 1 SI Se LI VARPooL. Septetriber 6. SIOCK-XECNAWOII.—n re was an exeenent market to.day ; more solid tranasetice a tnok place than in the whole of the week. Priem. however, WVn only slightiv improvvd. Eastern Ocantlee. 71 —lancealdre and Yorkshire (fittb shares). 61 d.—Lnedon and North-weetern, a llet IS-Ditto 'new 'hares), 11 N. ad. I 4 p.—Ditto (67th shares), 3 p.—Manchester Sheffield. and Wools (# shares, No. 3) 6i—Ditto a abate.), S+—St wand. o S6—Ditto (# shares,. 164 4 d.—North Union (A), 2 —Shrewsbury, Oewestey, and Chester (oref. wonr. P per cent.). 134- South Eastern and Dover (eonwl. No. 3 20 dm ) (No. 4, tor.. as 61 dia.). 6# York, Newcastle, and &owlet (G. N. E. 6 per cent. till '2O), 44 d. MANCHESTER, September 6. RTOCK-EXCUANOII —There w ow • slight re.scitim and the market was more animated than In- some data put- In Lianosoltire and Yorkshire stoska it - anytime Fifth.) there was in improvement; and lizten-ions were done at din. London and North Werstants and North mated' also tedined slightly imptored rates. BIRMINGRA Si. September 8. Swica-Rionawoz.—Shar.s were stationary in valne. Very little Swine a w •s dose. LEADN. sep '• iuber 6. RTOCIt PUMA/COP.—Wm have hod mother 'illicit market, and very li'4le d• inst. New Fast Laoeathires are quoted this morn ing at I ; Think Extenalenm, No. I and 3, at 10a. dis. ; Gress ortherns, at Iti dim.; mod Leeds and Think, r.t 131. BRISTOL, Sentenber 6. Freer-Excw 4m - rm.—The market wal mach firmer in ewe, fallowing the iropnwement manifested by the London Exchange. 11041 , T4 Wer, , looking for hig'ier rates. and relswd to 'lnbuilt to ln*ers• prices, which had the effect of greatly thoureribisi opera ti es. TALLO mtrket reas , ins candy at yer•erlar'a prie A. Pe., r b trg 4.C. on the op vt, SIPt SI.: October to December deltvery, 371. 6d. to 370. 9d.; separate mo r•ths's delivery, COALS.—San. 7.—Saips at market, 150;—Carr'. ita.t.sy. 16a.; Men Main, I'm.: Hastine• Mate.. 14s. ; r or, It, 1i.1.. •icsj It4rtley. lOa . 6.1.: Wee 1.. , 4 Ade t fees. .: •EA lil - add.ll 17s. ; WR'I4 End ‘as v-il, 17, q I. ; w.ll, end Rouen, 174. : W• 11. End Lunbton, Ws. IL, Wall tad atawart's, Us.; Walls tad Tam, 17s. lain prkas Taoterday. 17* Isi s e sir li ear. I • N. 99 41, pm. n ST dia. Pa -104 9i ella. If 194 19 19i I 13 . 14 iii ii $ . l . sksia. Si II 11 7 • I I pm. Pm. 64. 14f Ste e zd 14 2 pa. 20 IS de. 20 IS did. 14 ISA 142 11 141 14 Si 4 1 14 pea, 775 24 17 Se 7 3 610. 104 11 6 61 I 01 dia. A Illdla. 31 31 3 21d1. 2 11 ais. 17 15 die. 35 220 46 48 pus. 33 37 pm. 17 19 pm. 63 67 tad. 31 . 33 db. 14 I 2 6 6 di.. 92i On ez.6 116 47 41 -i 61 e - y pm. e 1 di& par . 30 26 dia. 13 13 db. Si 7i 61 dia b . d. 9 8 616. 6 2 3 8 21 p h m. s.l A 38 40 az 41 6 7 vs. 99 aid 13 li - -4 -- 1114. 'I 4 74 75 11 10 24 221 116 119 cc d Ii 1 4 pm. 4 21 3 i pm. . 324 321 inn 17 IS dls. 14 12 dia. 6 St cut 4 2 pda. 24f 6 4 dim. is n am. 10i 11 15 17 i ii nth. 7 Ca. IS 14 di& IS 14 db. 31 21 dla Si SS. I. I lbj Ala. 80_ Iu U 7 32 U 17 ii 171 1: 3 121 12 ; if if I die. Pio. lf 114 17. 2O 22 .. S( 3 dia. 2 21 pa. dia.par aid I air. • 7 !la. par 151 121 as fa II dia. ▪ II S ii • 1 a. =I 111 61 2s 61 23 dB. 5 4 du. te l+ de. I 3 41 5 11). 1 . 13 13 the. 171 111 71 111d41. 21 22 4 s ; at.. miss Sadly op to 1 o'clock. UN 11 rel 674 ex div. 324 ex div 14 ex div 9 ex dlv 971 II ex die 94 10 53 55 53 65 119 19t ex di, 101 I nett,' 3: Cl day 394 17i 12 :I : 20f li 6 the ei:prews. OUTGOING MAILS. The mails for British Norih America and the Unlts4 States will be made up tb , t evening, 8.-pt. 7, The mails, via Marseilles, to the Mediterranean, Ceylus, India, Hang-Yong, &e., will be made up evening, Sept. 7. The mails fur Vigo, Oporto, Lisbon, Madeira, Celia, em Gibraltar will be made up on Sept. 17. The West India Mails, exeludiag Bermuda, 11,, Tiviu. O N th eme me a iror Hou li d ad ie , e r e, New m.gt Orleans,a Joao-de , Nicaragua,nd M ezi , and in lad N.. Chili, and Peru, will be made up on the ese ni g of Sept. i 7, The mails for Gibraltar, Malta, Greene, the I.u.ian Egypt, Ceylon, Indio, and China, sin Southa m p ton, udi be made up on the morning of 8. pt. 20. The mails for Madeira, the Brash e, and Buenos Ay r% will be made up on the evening ut Oct. 4. MOH WATER AT LONDON !MIDGE. D.,—Alerslagg, 4A. 17. AR•rsoom, h. 4.. T.res sow —Norahni, ih. Wra. Aftwasna, h. 41. LONDON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. We resume our analysis of the satisfied returns compiled by C.'S. LARCOM regsrdi g the culture end occupancy I f laud in Irelend duriug the year 1818. The principal fact hich the returns est ehli.h is the rapid diminution of small holding., and their ooneolidation into firms of greater average a ze. A gradual change in this direction has for many y ear , been going on. Previous to the famine the desire ea the part of landlords to get rid e f the class o e occupiers who held from five to twenty was inspired by political and sectarian motives rallies than by those of an economic kind. The lauded oligarchy had by evperiecre fund the clear is question the least manageable for th.ir pupal 3, end least subservient to their will. They were not poo r enough to be bullied into religious ce nfortnioy, aed not well enough to do in the world to be lu ed into the affectation of genteel opinions. A county job, ce a bit of union work, c uld always ha put in the way of one of the " highly reepectables," who held a gracing farm under Lard 161gronse or Sir (*beret St. arorge ; but who would trust a low fellow thee wed on Sundays to mess or meetirg ; and at an el , etioa was sure to vote "the say the wit la emus try a tid was the honest way ? " Tree first aim of landlords in general ever since the Reform Bill has been to Ist all leases of mai fame run out, and thus to get rid of contumacious vote-s; and the second object has been, by withh.eldiret hue s and promoting a fair law c f compensetian fer provements bcing enacted, to daunt and dis`learteit the rerugleng occupiers so as to induce them to give up their insecure takes, and thus to get rid of popish or presbyterian tenana. The crusade against the cottiers and conae re men was a separate busine as, arid ore which even before the commencement of the fanfne was also e erg, ti. cally pursued. Still those who took an ac•e of men p tato ground, paid an exo bitant price for ;t, and when the crop was dug there was an end of the bar gain ; and to thine who did not, contrived to live by casual labour or upon a'ms : 'o long as the staple of life was abundite, the-re was lrtle temptation t cereal Property in general was Fee tom pillage. The ragged multitude suffered much, but they never theless continued to multiply ; and the I,ndlnrele tee n‘d their necessities and their numbers to an mint, by doling out to them at usurious charge just laud enough to keep them alive. But when blight bad cut off the potato, and tardy justice had at length enacted a hew of out-deer relief, the humane protrietory opened V.rir eyes and won. dered how the y could have been so long criminally indulgent to 11 e cottier end con-acre men. Between 1811 and 1847 the y had indeed reclined the numbers holdings fre ra 1 to 15 acres, by no fewer than 133,597. All that time the country as in a state of ill-restrained commotion and disarb amae Local violence and outrage prey ailed to a feet ful degree, and the wildest notions regarding the rights of property found ready disciples e verywhere throughout the tortured and quivering lend. And then a discerning public in this cour try wondered at the wanton barb.r . ty of a purple who could not be qu'et ard peaceful ; and a segacioa legislature oc cupied irself in forging arms e vs and curfew la se! But the real heyday of extirpation had ni t yet arrived. No sooner bad the con-acre fallen in mice, and the competition for small farm+ somewhat abated, owing to the renea'ed failure of the great paying crop, than the owners of the soil IN saved in their wi.dom to fC . ZO the long wished for opportunity for more quickly and conip'e.ely eradicating the popula tion whom, having deeply wronged, they deeply feared. Accordingly, we Lind that, in addition to all their previous clears nee s, they got rid" of no less than 52,528 holdings above one and under fit een acres. Doubtlets many of the former occupants of these smell tenements did not need to he evicted by peeress of law. Many had made tl.eir (traps to a land where soil and creed ere free.; aid many more—tier numbers who shall tell?—sank beneath the decimatir g strike of pestilence ard ward. But making every allowance for these d, due lore, the sum total is sufficiently startling; and when we recall the instances of forcible dispos,aoion that from 'ime to time have been dragged before the public, we are compelled to wonder, rot at the cendition of die traction and distrust to which Ireland is socially a prey, but at the comparative calm which pervades it at the present hour. Let it not be supposed that we arc contending for or against any special theory of the size of firms. If 1 we have any strong opinion on the much-debited subject, it is this—that t o particular s'zo can with truth be said to be the proper one, and for the rums reason that no system of averages or range of dimen sions between a book maximum and minimum is en titled to the least credence or regard. But whatever be the t cloom;e mean, or the general truth le gard ing the extent in which lied can with most pm& and skill be cultivated, we shall ever pronst againet all and every attempt to clime a wholesale extru sion of the inhabitants of entire provinces, sod denly or recklessly. To object ta it on grounds of humanity would be idle. Toe ter.itnrial oligirchy amongst whom Ireland is distri buted have as a body prove d themselves to be wholly inacce-eible to c ensiderations which Mr. DISRAELI would call sentime•etal: they are too strung in the sympathy of their brethren on this aide of the channel to far the intervention of parliamcut, while they abuse the powers of law mud equity to tee ac comp.ishment of it eir cruel pnrp se. Bat we appeal to tar more substantial and sordid c inside ratiore Manifestly it is not the interest of the people of this country that Ireland should remain one vast lazar house, or a huge prison of unemployed and home less men. Wha'ever tends to make the ',cal confusion there in any wise worse contuuded is a very serious matter for the people of this country ; and we can hardly imagine any element of misery and mischief more likely to be au than a war of enter mitration curried on by the proprietors of the seil egaiust the populat . on. If, iu the natural progress of improvement, c meolida tion be newtsery, by all means let it take place. But there is one Trey plain and obvious test of whether the change that is now going on in Irelar d is of that drscriedi nor no'. If the farming capital were found to be inereieiog more on the lager farms than it was diminishing on the smeller ones, it would tend to stow that capital had begun to turn from the lest profitable to the more prefitable sphere of investment. Bat Captain LARCOICS tables ru.'ely demolish any such defence for the extirpators in the present case. While 1848 shows in several kinds cf stock throughout th- kingdom a gradual re covery from the destruction of 1847, the diccriminat ing comparison proves th.'t in the forced mutation of many small holdings into a fler large ones, •he on waged labour of the small occupier has been to a great ex eat thrown away without finding a substitute in etemented cepital ready f ir investment. Wh ther does all this tend ? To graz ng farms in stead of til.ege, and to pauperism izereeat of peasant industry and improvement. IT is not often that a superior officer in the navy is triad by court matti.l; not oft, n do etch offi era pro% oke mutiny by capricious orders and c•uielets humour. We hear enough of court martials in such caws as these upon the stamen end goaded to revolt, but nothitig of any emrt of inquiry upon the admiral who exe:t.d the rebellion. The muticetTs are fl .gged and dismissed the service; the admicul is p-nsioutd. In some few case., however, whin a long course of tyrannical oppression has ltd to desertion aof su'cide, the oppressed will torn op 'n tie 0;y -;tree or. Such an instance his jut ben made public at Plymouth, and the facts that have already ap• J RdILWA YS. THIS DAT, Two O'CLocz. The share market this morning remains about the IMO as regards pricer though the tone of the mar ket generally is a shade less firm than it was yester day. Great Westerns are letter, and realise - d 674. Great Nortiterns, Midlands, and York, Newcastle. and Berwick' are rather flat. London and North Wes terns are steady. In French shares no business is doing. P l i I PK lit i 11 101 56j 7 13i I IM 4 12i 134 r a 1 a