The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-24 00:00:00

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" i ii Dr. 3: t M-- 16 --- . i • . ... • flow•••• •• • ...... ••• •• • II • 4 - & • Est.. i gm Mr T Timms Cos *nisi:Mi. - • 1 : 0•1••••• n ty. llama Whi m . •M 0 Sr J. LAN wt. DM. sod 00. Warm wean, ow limn. Ulm 0.4 Os. Dem. Jews L sad 00. Dam Deem rad Oa, Mom Mom. awl Ca L••••• Lfludes rod W=st Let. Cake Mamk of N.D. This lied*, owl TS, OM RAILWAY SHARED.—Alteration of Public ileim.-11ams. WILLIAM LAMOND sad Co. announce that Mc Ir Pt RUC MALL of RAILWAY 1111ATC hl a i ;. Y . will Tt KE PLACE ea WEDNESDAY. the Met Wet.. at I °Meek. at their "cm, Mall of CI4OIIICTCE. ThreadimedlealreM. aad rail IMF pia crone lute In all the leallim miles, tomapaohles. llama Wil liam lamed and Co. continue daily a. net at stock awl Ewe more hroigt/r in the purchao and nig. n 7 Minas mai/W. of 10 •0 1 • 11 and fasten amite sad railway iderm, sr Wm Prafortr.—Thlaldlonna meet, Lemke. Jemmy s. NOVELTY ia BREAKFAST SERVICES. soreral PATE N T SEAMLESS TKA eed COMIC SERVICES et best eempleted P E R etyin from the nto W eargion* afiameneed el , HARR. WHITeII i NAL. I=ator the pelmet proem of Mann. Klitimetea and Co. and t r arart mire sad delicacy. am i ni ew .aid efferal b Le: :I r e et }iret e emmereaddmisdhylb a rkee Meet. They me as amain waiver. r::to Nen al eemplete ..... ....... ifa II 0 "E. «: e . ::::::: :: : IT 3 de. Pia It .11. ete7tr& lisr ea s elt: mlllemeak Me. ei4l . ai iiiiiill II soha Any = made dads la the tame peepertima Eimmelies art Or peat a ILLIAM 8. BURTON the. Ripen red WeetaeL 30.0xfordotriet. meL Itelmosereinet Mortar of Neemeaoleeeti.—EalabihrAla Welh sa tale "VOW ER WS CEL ER KAT= OVRROOATS. mcii ii i: 031 r. lOUGERY. of 6. conduivareek *ler tot* Mg' Wa WOO Prime Albert, sod the wi l y 4woor me Mac mutest te.w worn by ammo . r wellemom la the sod !nimbi. for every mom of ter tor yweettled for the emmfort of the public. heriagjelt paw OW for Mohr oiled the RO VAL SlB{{ AT othitea, 4 perfectly roma. will feet* N boom' immelinet wie. Oil whit, rie se r t. it warm. pilant, art i leolettle as yet, igiggimi. an em to be .iiiteho to 0 chi Mh the preil darn We boartily %lib ttr FOITO II Ada mat MerilMliti Vi al. = limehimil. ,Chemoilite. " oowatryaweeto pate/ N s tuairs PATENT STRONG WROUGHT tikes - noisrAar Gov MINIM Pool' ..1 cum lei CLOMO.-71mmilbs. kW _ 0 0 •4•116101 . 1 ..e...drishels. TM .141 au, Deld l igia Climb asd ".. row;, Ow 0 east, F ...t. a ztri}: ,.. tr. . :t . r.. ... warseragst irj wood la ne esi ZlPall IMP ill MI4 lb. MUM sod Weer as 4 gesellse , ; awl II gm la the books. MI6. W. II In 11 = e i 4 , la bia or wlll=s. lift •Ases Mit% is Loft Was er aus Is tim• Mo nts 144Zhla n der roo thilg t oris at iflt Ire& ZT. or well as Os ensomille penis at Om*. lot .tit imil irsiersk— Wale. Linlitrest god Machdietar_ ..: A Optlegember. WRY : . ifilleit& : UDINE Itiwoßcri.moimaft dia. allI• A NOTHER CURS of ASTHMATIC COUGH u ft ," .rs. of tow by Dr. LOeOCILV rui,Nomo WATIM " awned. Havorf rob. IL 1647.-41r.1 as ke,+: Worm you that I have ex dr ~at baulk Dm ally two bola ri Dr. 'a sawn . Prlltner ii We loAlsa I asald warcell salt has Wpest Alba, Of boilible& mil soy sough woad shal imam lo mai a Agra 00 I Igo woo* ailloawl. I kw bog gm, mud. Asp' tu i r i zp Yr ow law al a Illso : lvat 1 im wow ago to akiip al la ea rs t ara Yak ow soommai lbws SS OWN mi. aro as a moot Iwominblo nisroobo Jim." Moe la fa awd 111,a,..= aril tailibat DA DMA alai (ALA DeoloolanA MMUS* seldaa yeadara ELEGANT TOILET REQUISITES, .. at of io fallible aUrteusa.—Rowwindr MACY/A OIL le WWI awl nalverlaJly appredease ter amens rid strOsiabe tram ItOWLANIO4* KALI' DOI Is a id Mma learlitlec on mg ; soo sla nt i l lr 0 IpMIZTr a thi wah a la i hit Ns tra= hossiaThThr roossi Qom hodl V Fir m a ii var . or he "sis., liseriinv ile iii. somoor= C ow sotes forogo Of moor re ow ellb Ze:is r em ^ 1 De mo l i gitis i midm iniele es Ye whom sr a& MOM. mai bf led m ils Irlsotna. WHAT TO EAT, DIUNX. AND AVOID ; with DM u for Dr 111. J. Orsriawm. M. 11 C1 / 1 1M.0.. to Cornorrs.—How um mew toolloom • rood Mee so* • dor •••• orl • •• ohrworso loornerrkso as ad* tro, eon wig. es* AIM: "nit eZet Tr " air l ift . Combo. lg. IMO gavot; ; Wet *sat ; or dime bum he roam IRELAND. 0 DUBLIN, TUESDAY BYINING. In the Queen's Bench this day (says the oorre opondent of a contemporary), on the motion of the g attorney-general, the argument on be application to admit Mr. Duffy to bail was postponed to Thursday, • in oiler to give the learned gentleman time to read over the affidavits put in on behalf of the prisoner. o Is the ease of Oogsrty is error e. the Queen, in I° o which the prisoner was tried, committed, and gen e tsnced to seven years' transportation, for illegally o training and drilling, under the provision of the 110th n o of George 111., cap. 1, he was this day brought up in o custody for the arguments in support of the assign • runts in error. It was contended by Messrs. Fits • gibbon, Q.C., and Stretch, that the indictment wu bad, as it did not follow the wording of the o statute; and for the crown i wu urged, by Messrs. Baldwin, Q.C., and Leigh, that it was correctly formed. The court postponed judgment until Wed nesday. There was a better demand for wheat at the Corn Fackler to-day, but no alteration in prices of any article since Friday. FRANCE. PARIS, TUESDAY, 11 A M. In the Assembly mini, another proposition was presented for its dlamintien, but without fixing any definite period. Ales another for a tax upon the incomes of avocets. physician', and perso-s holding Public offices. M. Drouyn (de Mays) then laid on the table a treaty between France and Bavaria fur a railway from Strasbourg to Sprier, which was referred to a committee. The debate on the trial of the accused for the attempt of the lath May was then resumed, and after M. Dupont (de Biome), M. Bonjeau M. Duprrz, M. Rouchez, and M. Cremieux had spo ken, ' M. Odilloo Berrot supported the project for sending the accused before the High Cotirt, as offering the rrongest guarantee for justice. The assembly decided by • majority of 466 against 288, to seed the offenders in the affair of the 15th May, before the High National Court to be esta blished under the conditions of the constitution. An announcement appears in the journals to-day that on and after the Ist of February the two London mails will go by Calais. The mid-flay mail arriving in London at half-past four in the morning, and the evening mail at half-past ten—the average time allowed between London and Paris being 141 h nirs. An exposition of the motives of a project of M. de Fallon:, Minister of Public Instruction, tor the re form of the school of administration, crewed by the Provisional Government in the college of France, will appear in the Muni:eon to-morrow. M. de Fallon: proposes to suppress this school, considering it too favourable to centralisation, and to substitute for it an establisbote-nt for teaching public and administrative law, the course to be continued for two years in all the faculties of law. M. Lucien Murat has failed in the election as colonel in the national guard. General Gourgand has been elected. It is said that the Prince of Canino has lately written a letter to the President of the Republic, threatening that if a French expedition were sent to re-establish the Pope, he, the Prince of Canino, would publish documents which would compromise Prince The rumours of a change of cabinet continue to circulate to-day. I have not, however, been able to trace them to any good foundation. I learn that the clubs of the provinces are in active movement in the principal town.. At Macon, the ultra-republican electoral club has reopened its sittings and has been jcined by large numbers uf oueriere. A socialist banquet, said to be of the Associations Rennie", took place last evening in the Salle de la Fraurnite, Rue MarteL The tickets were If. each for men and women, and 60c. for chi.dren. and, when the speeches commenced, the public were admitted at 26e. per head. There were about 1,200 guests, and as many spectators. M. °tinnier, President of the Club St. Antoine, was on Saturday condemned by the Tribunal of Correc tional Police to 100 f. fine for a contravention of the law on clubs, by restricting the admission Of the pu bli c _ M. Levy, president, and M. Thomas, member of the bureau of the Club de La Redoute, were seve rally sentenced to 200 f. fine for the same offence. The Progres du Pa. de Calais of Saturday must— " We are informed that there have been some din turbanned' at St. Pierre les Calais, an 1 that at Bou loge« the men employed in the spinning-mills have (tome to a strike." The election for the colonel of the 2nd Legion of the National Guards of the Banlieus ham terminated in favour of M. Napoleon Bonaparte, the son of the ex- K nit of Westphalia. He bad 3.961 votes ; M. Michel had 1,961, and Barbee 137. An arrangement has been come to by M. Vavin, the II rtg 752.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY, JAN. 24, 1849. THREEPENCE. Liquidator of the Civil List, and M. de Moat&lir. t, who represents the interests of the ex-Bing, that the luqiiidation shall be tarminsted by the mouth of Jelly. The lispuldirs devotee the greater pert of its Ant pie to an milieu oa the @mammary of the emotion of Louts XVL The ankle is store than an apology for that orime—it is so edge= opoa the prams who °remitted it, and a otiose* of violate* to all who do not adopt the creed at polities' veograme against rulers married to the meat of the effusion of blood. Advises received to-day from Toulon announce that the preparations for the expedition to Italy were dis continued. It is confidently stated that the Austrian government contemplates a measure to repress the revolutionary movetnent at Rome. The Paris says: "In order to put an end to cer tain interpretatioas which had been put upon the speech delivered by the vice-president of the meth ic oa the day of hie installation, M. Bailey (de la Meurthe) devoted the whole of yesterday to pott4ng himself in relation with the ministers, and 'searing them of his perfect coooord with them and their PollaY." The Petit Luxembourg, my* the Petrie, is being prepared for the residence of the vice - presi dent of the republic. M. Ruffini, the envoy of the court of Turin to the President of the French republic, has arrived in Paris. The Marquis di, Ricci, who is charged to Topmost Charles Albert at Brussels, is also here ; but he will leave for Brussels to-morrow or the next day. He will be accompanied by Counts Darini and Toffeti, as his counsellors at the conferences, which are to com mence as soon as the Austrian envoy shall Lave wind. Vice-Admiral Cecile, ambisaador of the French re public to the court of England, left Paris yesterday for London. SPAIN. sovedielly NIS eat *Wes eleptatioa, est. arintrer, war Melee soma who wit with Mnmistily thee pewless shah to aisle ear lesi serifs ma les he tk= pre el beethelheesee• sta spud to twill So pasent. see ese ter es to owaret Anal Deets to Meet kie et `t he men et shift ibs See ebb* we to he derwai Mee St led elhimel the sem Its aAlb addl e geserets. MYoat theft SS to= lialr hoc Mr. Dembi Ids si es as • dySt ierhses et their Imele, er la Sew iwords. hr the wallia- Whlley heiSiertes. Ws ere ski hemmed that Sat Me Net • issest•tity sir le NW. We M e, eatt.lesteer et yelp husk - It sow aresol et ="11to alleser et mem% Sank SS wribste Sky. lawwwww, war sett SS amber he bed eel ea. thireleit. the reeitist dater bee set herattee lie whit MK int the Soho Yob ewe See tw in Pews estort, la sew le the threat t a s t i % g,thst he lama p Smelting ads lt. White away. 21.10 M. lelhe Mein Mean he Oa earlh. se fir en Mid lemeemani. de net emp anew Sometwe Perjoin7 sidlesl bbe llis il l i th a b Mem or= le Shaba Sid le eel, midst In Ible mesaer In order te drawler& was demeadeattees co 'I the parted arreseamat, tbat be say ham pram Ser rerawleg We Tab the andraitha Ti. was at Atteklead ea the 41le Nomealrer. C3ionel eitelleld, the founder of the colony, died, at Wal }=7la September. A Mr. Fox, • genSemem seat fa ; the solapany's service in the colony, WA eneseeded to the aloe of principal agent, The 68th were at Auldeed oe the 4111 of Ximpuber. The 6 lth were at Wellleptee. Tat ADDBMIS 111 THE LORDS will be moved by Lore Brae, end eseestded by Lard Bateman. Sli Joan Mummies ExpubrrioN.—We to anosonee, eneettate from Mazatlan, vadat darer:. 29, tbat imikkesp's enneying ship Herold, 22, Captain Kellett. NIPMIIIOI4 at that pert tem itkAan's &reit% without bevies he.. able to obeli any ginee el the expedition under Bir John Franklin. We have received the journals and correepondean from Madrid to the 17th tam. The portfolio of the Mtrine hes been confided to the Minister of Public Works, during the illness of the former minister. Kenato, Jae. 17.—Threes, 60 cask : alter 8010, 191 15.16 et paper • Fives, 10 alter Baba, 61 10 email. Praeiree, 4 paper ; after Bois, 5 / a sk. Bank of Bt. Ferdinand, SG = . ll peeler. Treasury BB* ash, 60 70 paper. Elehanie on 46.10 paper. Vie SWITZERLAND. L'lreketie Fedha le. of the 19th inst., states that there are now only 85 refugees in the canton of Tessin, all the others having been sent across the frontier. GERMANY. AUSTRIA.—The ice on the Danube and the Danube canal, in consequence of the sadden thaw, began to loosen during the night of the 15th. and so completely blocked up the Danube canal that the water rueMd from the sides over the bones, and soon laid the suburbs of Leopoldetadt completely under water. Towards one o'clock many of the streets near the Danube were seven feet under water, and the basement stories, shops, stables, and cellars were com pletely flooded. Several craft floating down the Danube were shattered to pieces against the muses of ice, and at the chain bridge the blocks dice were piled up almost as hiixh as the bridge itself. Eye-witnesses assert that the impending danger aas great as that of the awful devastation of 1830. Great apprehen sions are entertained for the night. Several hves have been lost. One of the pillars of the large bridge on the Danube has been carried away, and injured four pillars of the railway bridge. The Wiener Zeitung of the 18th gives a detailed ac count of this event, and states that an the night of the 16th the water providentially began to sink, and hopes are entertained that it will pass off without causing much more damage. In many houses in the suburbs the water reaches the first story, and whole families have been plunged into ruin. In the neigh bourhood between Vienna and Presburg the ice also shows indications of a rise. In the sitting of the diet at Kremaier, on the 16th last, an application made by the late Frankfort minister &handing for six weeks' leave to go to Frankfort, was unanimously refined. BAVARlA.—llates from Nuremberg, to Jan. 16, state that in consequence of the sudden thaw the Pegnitz rose, at midnight, to the greatest height within the memory of man. Many fives, it is said, are lost, and the damage sustained by the warehouses lying along the banks mast be very considerable. HESSE DAItMSTADT.—The Darmstadt Gazette gives a lamentable account of the first iatroduction of trial by jury into that city ; it had been long and ardently desired by the inhabitants; but its com menctment was attended by a disgraceful scene. The first case to be tried was a misdemeanor of the press. The judge and jury were assembled, when a band of republicans, the party to which the accused belonged, forced their way into the hall, and committed every species of excess, and drove judge, jury, and counsel out of the court. The attorney-general was hooted in the streets, and pelted with atones, and was obliged to take re age in one of the courts of justice. The police and national guard were so taken by surprise that they did not interfere. FRANCE.—FLoons ox TnE UPPER RUIN?. —The halo,/ of the waters of the Upper Rhine, from the late heavy rains, has awed great damage. The embank enent in the valleys of Relate Marie and Ville. mule by the city of Schlestadt, at the expense of 60,00 Ir., is, for the major part, broken away. Great destruction has been done in the eroviroes of Bile. The Weiss has inundated the whole f the country between Little Huningen and Otterbaek, ren dering all communication between the inhabitants impos sible without boats. The bridge at Great Huningen is in (regiments only from the force of the Rhine, which has car ried away live other bridge,. The Thar h as also broken its banks. The dyes which protected the railroad between Strasbourg and Bile has been breached, tad, bet for the great exertions made by the directors, the causeway would have been destroyed, and the tragic stopped, at least for • time. NEW ZEALAND.—By her Meje.ty's ship Dido, 20 pans, Captain Maguell, arrived at Portessoath, we have news from Auckland to the 4th of November.—The colony was in a thriving condition, and civilisation was widay spread in" into the ulterior, which is evidenced by many of the m lets wishing to live by trading, instead of predatory mammon; Yvan.. I 14.• metiers and each other. The coed Sr and movement. of the ootorious Melu, tne Trams...a SU.. Zealand, Bye graphical detailed in the following arucle from the Southern Oroas(Anckland paper), of o.r. the 28th: .• The Nasty, Isms the Bay of Islands, on Mundy evening, brines us let en hem several mrrespoodents, ell of which allude in pointed terms to the bearing and conduct of the redoutable Held, as indicative of his restlassnels and deter mination to set law and order again at defiance. It is the almost itaanimous opinion of those who have known this chief fee many years, that he never will he quiet for any length of time together. Ambition is his railing passion, and being very . little under the influence, if not wholly destitute of, upright principles, he does not scruple to iris- on the most frivoloas and unwarrantable pretexts for supporting his exactions. Some of his old adherents disapprove of his pc sent behaviour, and declare that he gamd have a rood cause for assuming a hostile position before they will yield their sanction and support, but the majority stria in awe of him, and feel that their own safety in a ramoure depends upon their union with him, as be has declared that he will regard the neutrals ea his f. sad in one instance has already wreaked his "en nuis" by stripping a neutral chief of all that he pcoseased. The history of to recent exploit, according to the best ac count .• have olrained, Las tams: Mr. Islam Davis, ma of the Iva It. Devi', las beta hr ma ay yea* ia wist m ts. at Ismt fur Wm al ohs nodes Week *4 ha hod is his seas =dee bie. Nth* la the IS. sassy ef Mow *sea It mem. het Nobel • 11* Wes a parties d Davits WA, slab ltd ohms to soy was w INS* (holy), so sessoot Osseo bean lady ben Weise tbire. Or. if we awe. Orden, alkaMag roes Wow le Hatt tribe; boa Ws was set set o rn teellest eniatiottss by his. Wee* of 'nd= omihiCt.lholak Week ° teas" apart 1 Mr. osomilod us. one • Was prposot fir do alma W . hoot Dee% setM ell band lo sairikt web so unreowneas nsies a bolo 1010 d i sewellmaolh believe, Ida seas web qopielts so this : ••Nata. atyjeleist, visa evil bare Ismileal Out you set tom teaaieml Tow present orients am tit et a grog dist ; It is BIM lie Not et • does." lb the assmielmat d the zattoss. se Was than et Ni. Davis, tltYkwltb mpendidel elbootery, decree be sYaiY sailer this seam= as booldes • was r losopt% oil ibet be *odd *nod sa sin N. hr be fogitlea Z•toeldsMoos est en encores were motored to eater to bring Seel *no" Ws la oil{ gel sem lbe lbw. Mr. Donows► we ere lame* wee add Ilea be MI Maw WY his If be did wt we* to *as the ea* be we *a Mel arm LMY, Ism *ink that Slid Vim It beg eemiewbet the woe for VOW. lii & Moe OWN wbelor Mr. Dads wedi berg omplied with the nortits* demo * It ha be ben skews to set to Ids ows MOM hat hi hies the Poo. M. Dec*=6s SHIPPING. Dam., Jam 22. —W.N.W. —Arrived : Elizabeth, and Camibetaansa, Calcutta; Bellboys*, Singapore. Arrived from the river: liennaid, Bombay; Cairo, Jamaica; Under lay, Swansea, &c.; Diapatoh, Algoa Bay Ada, Yogador. Arrived from the river and sailed : Caine, Bombay. Powramoms, Jan. fl.—N.Sll.—Arrtved : H.M.S. Bittern, Sierra Leone._ __ _ _ _ 23.—W.N.W.—Arrived: Richard, New foundland; William Whitty, Termuouth. Sailed: Juverna, Cork; Victory, Waterford; Osprey, Tenby ; County of Pem broke, Swansea. DOVER, Jan. 22.—The Tigris, from Ceylon, for London, which CAME on shore about two miles to the westward of this harbour to-day, is bilged, has filled, and it is feared will be a total wreck. The careo is being dietharW into boats, and brought in here. About 700 bales of .namon have already been got out. LIVIRPOOL Jac. 24.—N.N.W , fresh.—Arrivod : Susan. mak Cch ioge,Buenos Ayres. Off : An American ship, with leas of raider • Aseto-Ameriean, Boston ; Countess of Sef ton, Ca ll ao ; Citoiot, Baena' Ayres ; Globe (brig), and Agnes (schooner). Mime, from Civita Vecchia, at Waterford ; Livia, from St. John'., at Kingstown. CORY, JOEL 22.--W.S.W , very strong and squally.—Ar rived Iltheldred, Honduras ; Mary, Galata; Altana, Lig ney ; Augusta, St. Michael's; Columbine, Rio Grande; Levant, Callao ; Eleven, Odessa ; Lord Montgomery, Li anas, with loss of rudder, head-salle, &c., and leaky. beAled : H.Y. steamer Sprightly.. Wzivonti, Jan 22.—The Invincible, from Constantinople to Cork, was totally wrecked last night, in Bellyteogne Bay ; grew saved. _ . . Huu., Jan. 22.—1 t has been blowing • severe gals here sines Saturday from S.W. to W., but is new more moderate. The Commerce, which mailed hence for Sligo on the 19th instant, has put beck, with low of foremast and other damage, having been in contact with the Premien brig Mar tha and Max, in the Humber, this owning. A brig was driven on shore yesterday on the Sank Band, but is expected off aext tide. KAMM/ATI, Jan. 22.—The Armin, from Heath for Ham burg, which was abandoned in the Downs yesterday, and attetwards pat On shore, was got off after &charging part of cargo , and brovght in here. WITINKOZ, Jan. 23.—The Victoria, from South Shields, went on shore ea the Gi.nfleet Sand on the 20th iastant, but Mee off with assistance, on' proceeded. WIBTFOIT, Jan. 21.—The Gem, from New York for Galway, which went on shore on the 18th inst., in Killeries Harbour, was floated off and put on shore in another pert of the harbour; she be making water fast, and her bottom is supposed to be injured ; the cargo la.heated and damaged. Jan. 21.—The Heir Apparent, for Liverpool, from Limerick, went on shore near this place to day, but, if the weather modeeate, will be get off without discharging. Waxman, Jan. 21.—The Proteus, from Liverpool for Newfoundland, struck on the Long Bank, off this port, en the 19th inst., but got off and sank in twelve fathoms of water; crew saved. Ostannocx, Jan. 20 —The Ocean steamer, from Dublin, is en share near this plane. Ceiuue RTAM, Jan. 19.—The &wheelie, from Balling, for Port St. Mary, has put in here with dam sge, and leaky. CADIZ, Jan. 12.—The Comet, from Ramsgate, for St. Mich., re, sunk atter being in contact, in lat. 44, long., with the Midlothian, from London, for New South Wales; crew Paved and brought in here by the North Ash, arrived from Newcastle. ORIMIT•D Jan. 3.—The Haabet, from Rudkiobing, for Hull, has put in hare with cargo much heated, and has dis charged. A portion of her cargo is so much damaged that it will be sold. GUIIIINRCRO, Jan. 10.—The Rapid brig - has been cut in through the ice as far as Hustenwerft, and is discharging there The outward-b nand yawls, Louise, Kong Storrs, and Martina, are frozen in off Wolfsbore. CHRISTIANBAND, Jan. 7. The Fortuna, for London, which put in here on the 27th ult., leaky, and with pumps choked, must disrharge. HAMBURG, Jan. 19.—The Hudson, from Porto Rios, was loot off the Weser, previous to the 18th inst. ; crew saved. ANrwrar, Jan. 22.—The Emma and Louis., from Batavia, fir Antaterdam, has been totally lost on the Goodwin Sands; moor and passe teen drowned. SOVRAIATA, Nov 17.—The Palsnira, from ffs dney, New South Wales, for India, was totally lost on a coral reef, near the Island of Tender, in the Java Sea, on the 7th ult.; crew saved. New YORK, Dec. 27.—The wreck of a vemel, bottom up, was posed on the 14th inst., in lat. 38, long. 72, and on the 15th the bead of a vessel's mast. The Callao, from Hem burg, for New 0-leans, which was on shore on Orange Key on the 30th ult., was assisted off or the Zed inst., without material damage, and has arrived at her destination. Jan. 6, The Rambler, from St. George's, New Brunswick, for Bas t is, was stranded on Deer Island, daring a snow storm, on the 30th ult. ; crew saved. Part of the forgo of the London, of Bath, United States, from New Orleans, for Liverpool, on shore between Cardenas and Havana, has been saved. The Indus, from Rio Janeiro for Baltimore, went on shore four miles N.B. of Smith's Island, on the 27th ult., and sub eequently went to pieces. The wreck of a vessel, supposed to be • North American brig, lumber laden and water logged, was fallen in with oa the Bth November, in lat. 35, lone. 67, by the Pilgrim, arrived at Jamaica. The brig Ann, of Yarmouth, Nova Scotia, hence for Portland, in going out of dock, came in contact with the side of the gateway, and Bee very badly. Stew, Jen. 2.—The Finland, from Odessa for Cork or Falmouth, has put into this port leaky, after being on shore near Gallipoli, and must discharge. Hatirax, Jan. 12.—The Henry Duncan, from St. John's, N. B , for Portsmouth, which struck upon a reef in making Prospect Harbour. on the 23rd ult., has been towed in here The Sylph, from St. Thomas's to Lunenburg, was totally wrecked on the Blue Rocks, at the mouth of the Lunenburg Harbour, on the 28th ult.; crew saved. The Huntress, brigantine ! of Tarzueuth, went on shore at the entrance of Liverpool Harbour, on the 28th ult., but came off with slight • damp. Mzestna, Jae. B.—The Mary. from Alexandria, for Cork, was -reeked at Attests', previous to the sth inst.; crew and and a small part of the cargo (hewn) saved. UOIHATZR, Jan 18.—A 13.11 f rims schooner, with a cargo of rice, iron America, for Hamburg, is off Ithliorolaad, but prevented by the heavy fog from getting into the Bibs. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. HONEY MARK ST & CITY LNT ELLIG Nr; lq Ave o'clock.—We have a good but a quiet market in the funds. Consols are 90 to 1 for both money and account, with so far scarcely a fluctuation of 4. Re duced Threes, 90 to 1. Three-and-a-4tuuter per Cents., 91 to 4. Exchequer Bills, 435. to 465. prem. Bank Stock, 188 f to 190 f. We quote foreign atonic; with little variation gene rally. Mexican have receded to 261 to 1. Peruvian, 46 to 50. New Grenada, 151 to 16. Venezuela. 19f to 20f. Buenos Ayres, 28 to 8. Brazilian, 77 to 9. Chilian, 90 to 2. Spanish lower, at 15 to f ; the Three*, 28 to 1; Passive, 31 to 1. Portuguese, 26f to 7f. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 49 to 50; the Fours, 771 to 81 Belgian, 78 to b. Russian, 103 to 5. Danish, 65 to 8. zNaLien /I'3/DO. Beak Stook. 19% 900 3 DirC.Con tor A. , 3 pot Rod. oar.. 90 4 per Canto. 91 3 per ct Ootho Aura, 90 lizeboousrlllll, 430 to Ms Prow. 111.111d13N 9rtNta .dt Oat Armlike &mi. Ipr Qat. Ormods B. 164 16 Por 01. lOW Book. 18 80 Omsk& Worn& lidt.. if 3 i For Omit OM, & par Cl Moikoa. 1/18. 1134 . . or Ct. fleasillso ado.. IT 9 6 . u . Othouvisis RAIL. 48 && Ditto Now. 74 8 Poem 942 ost et. lianome Ayres Mt.. Thu*ollll4ll Ma.. 90 3 D Smith Ms. 18 I Ditto (Womb. WC 3 par OtAtiooloi &IL.= fohnobisa brisolor Oda- 3 1 I Oplialob Dea n d ado- - per Ct. Demi& Mo.. 66 8 liftio, Pull., Oda. Si I if per CLAW* Be.. 0 80 Two olotoefo bd., 191 3•1 4 tor 06 Dare 0ti15.,173 118 Wand 0 41 .... 66 84 $ p RAILWAYS.—The share market is still rising, and inmeasing confidence is displayed in dividend payieg lines. Loudon and North w esterns, 131 to 3 ; Brighton., 35} to 81; Caledonians, 28 to 4 (they are going to divide 4 per Cent.); North Staffords, 34 to 3. ULU IVIIICTIID VP TO T then Priem Absurdum Ur, Role., and Dudley, 131 Cololonlan, 6 I Do. Quitte l rs, 311 Do. Non IW. Pia, SI Mutat and Rolyband Pre, 14 a Dublin and &Mg Jou, Sa bantam Counties, 111 a Do. New Goa,. par 1i Do. Es. S per CL lee. 1, I a p Great Nartbwo, 111 I al bat Do. Halves A, Def., 41 1 ex int Great Weston, Sda Do. Halm, 49 Do. IMAM 191 Do. Now 174 14 Lastaater and earth* 541 Lama. sad Tart. V DG. Do. pro Rho A),141( 14011211 and Blookermll, Do. IzinarAria, I 1A1044 Grlitliton, la S. Gnat, SS 1 Do. Gast. 3 par Cant., ex die Imam and Oman ielt, Se Lou. h N. Wow% 152 $ Do. Net gra„ 111 IPlttOo. bk D Do. o. PM IL h B. (C), 4/ Lab dt S. Wawa, 4S Lowman& Ova.' par Ct., 131 WO THIS DAT m LONDON. be Ibusd Ise page.) Mou, Bhef., sad Us., 61 Do. New la Prof., 116 926 31 Do. SOL Comet. Pref, 196 Do. Dirm. mid Daby. 67j Norfolk Omar. 31 per a., N. Staffordeldru, 19 116 Oaf., Wore., Hi WAWA., sad Biro. A. 31 ex tat Do. 11. 16 ex int Do. New Cluar.,9l Shrews. k Cluster (Onrea.). 14 1 Do. 6 pet Cott Pref.. 141 i Unka, 21 ex hat Sou ghi Vt re affordebbe, 46 S. Sootora, Do. No. 2, 114 Do. Registered N 0.4.71 mixt Do. lady N 0.4.71 ex Ist South Wake, 14; ex hit York. Newo.,k 91 Do. (Orig. Nowa. k Bor.), 574 Ilf Do. Newel IN Zulus. No. 1 (York sad Do. Ns. 2 (New. k Bar.), 906 I York sod N. 1011054 OR N.of Wok" 71 Des die ZOOM NA Bowe, 10 Soaks wed Item% if uvniool. &Ai ne Ratko maa pretty brisk, Abelsaa. 1 Ik, Um, Cheat. Gate C. sod 111. & akus. an pudic,. H =tit, It W. York Guar. 2.1 D. Pirt.. It /4 p orarraMe ra.. la. 3d. Great SWUM Q d Lea.t Tort. (B. 19 and D.), 20 d Do. Pleb, 31 d Do Prof., 1 p Do. 11a1ve+od. kebab 13 d Do. Balm L. It D.),131 d N. Starfordadre. 31 3 d ILIMART 33. sod prices wore mob better. lae.l Not* Woolens, 133 Do. Now Qrs., 41 Do. Qrs. C), it p Yea, Met, ( & Us. Iloehs, 31 d Do. Prot, 111 Do. Grimsby 201. ob., 100 Do. (Grimsby Dock), 13 d Midana gal 92 Do. vas, 31. Do. Id. 6d bottles ...Velvet 28 Blueve, Orweery, & Mat, 4 d Do. Pref. Guar., 141 8. 16. & Dover, No. 1, 71 12a 9d. York, News, sad BM (O. N. E. Per.), Ib. 9d. p t 122. JANUARY 93. Mea, &toff & Lit i r if d Da u l s Odassloy SOL el. Set Do. admen Doak), n 3.1841 Do. Obi& sad lAa.), 14 N. (11), 147 aboroo. mil Kr. Pref. 9 7.10 info Drew So. a, 74 ri=B,Dsom, is in U. a SALIM 'mum U. The market was more animated. The old stooks ware de cidedly batter ; new ones not quite is proportion, but still rising. N. 81allO 81affordobire, 1. 2 Its. id. d I ikrewebory and Sir. (A), 31 d rdobire, 3 d Belt, else., E11i5.,aCi.i7.1,71 eiguan o Pref., 11 p E. lenceelre Qrs., Te d Oflat Northern (11).1 Las. as Tort. (at led L) 3 IS 14 Do, W. M).4P. MI 4i Lou. tN. Wet. Now Qrs., p N. Walkedshice, ti d BRISTOL 5AL.1.21, Januar U. The market remained Ted 'Weis Mares, 126 I Bristol. and Ratter 'Thirds, 8 j d BULL SALES, lanvaer U. Black., Darer., k Bottom, di Leads and Think Pref., Us. Caledonian, Ely 161 N. British Qrs.,73a. R. Anglian ( Huntingdon), Do. Thirds, 92.. Bull at Selby Halm, dui iOLZ.IZ BALEE;, Jenueze 23. N. Western, 21 York, Neweeetle, k Be?. No. 11, Met., Roth., & Goole, 7ex int I (late New. Bee), 202 threw*. & Blew. (A), 34 ex int Do. G.N.E. Put., lit Do. Prat, 91 PRODUCE.— MiNcnio-LAr4E, Half-post Moo.— The public sales of Suer era again large to-day, my 10,000 bap Mauritiur, and 16,000 bags and 600 oaks of Java aad Cuba. The importers held tor full prices, and nearly all were bought in. Refined steady.—Coffee steady —Rios sold freely at very full prices, and the article appears to have great arafidencw.—Pepper firm—Cotton dull.—Runt inn tire.—ln other articles as material alteration. PRICES COKANNT. Swum, per ort. over ram. Piga, No. l2 IN. ladlaal.P.bwa.34s. 0d.33a.6d Hoops l. $ 10...0 0 Middens Goad to las Ilaaritias, brown... 28 0.. 34 Laws, at per taw. Ye110w....... 33 0...118 lig, best l6 0...16 8 Ma. 39 0...40 MUd, sheet l7 0...17 8 Seeplaleadras.b. 17 0...32 Baas ...... .. ..... Yellow B3 0...39 Patent shot ...... ..... 19 10... 0 WNW 1$ 0...43 red or minium ... 18 10_ 0 riesliss. Wows...- 32 6...95 @palter l5 0...131 Yeila Se 6...37 Ons, per 122 Lap. gal. d.p. Grey and white- 89 0...81 PM, 8044 pale 26 18...37 Ralkeed. timbre.. 43 0...54 straw 23 10... 0 48 0..52 brown & yellow.. 24 0.. 15 la nowempt Bold. West ladia, WI l, 0... 2„ 0.4 l3 Matter n el 10 0 .. ... 15 63 1 Good. 2l 0... 10 0 South des l4 0...27 Tim . .. 65 0...108 0 Oave,Gallipoll,p.tos el 0. 44 Osylon, good oral. msg..-- S 4 5... U ordloary 38 0...41 Plas 46 0... 60 0...i8 0 804 KIM Pa% per ton O7 0.,. 0 Linseed >3 0... 0 Oaata lotha, goodas, to 40442 0... U o is wary to Gm 14 0... 111 emestra and Pa elsag ll 0... I& ft TaL, at per 10. Oassou.comanboe— 0 ... 0 9 Eacs, at per set. Bawl Usll4 9 G... 12 11 Oargo.. 7 /us sad " llaallls 7 5. .. l3 0 Patuolasool " flMe . 19 11... Si ws... Maws per ern. Istrer—Oark, It 70 0...71 e 4the 69 0 IS Ulm 0 6... 0 Dublin, Ist 0 0 Usairlek, do 62 0..66 Orrienr, TO 0..62 0 lOW.irsS lift. per Pi Ilse o 0... 0 0 Ptak prinsokis 75 0.,.60 0 Olollbrilk [Birk I 73 • • Da., Mho. Was% Walrelord, ita mewt. 22 0.. 86 e 46 CAS Ige ==. Prfrk ° L-15 BMW i/000 Saierlms,datyp. 62 0...72 • Hoar, Os rad Om, at per lb. B. A. air/11. Video, Z Salted 0r.441 GO 0 1...0 SI Bras& dry.. 0 0 _0 0 Derailed 0 ...0 81 ilia, dry 0 1a...0 84 Live& Valp. 4ry 4 81_0 Wu: lulu, dry 0 0 ...0 0 Salted 0 11-0 II East ludic 0 4 ...0 164 Kips, B.Ayts, dry 0 ..0 6 9 6 & Assar.llarre, pee bide 4 • ... • 9 Rawls, ditto 6 . Drs WOOOO, at per ton. Logwood,Jaaa.- .C7l 15_ 0 Honduras..... 4 0... 4 lb b Cataparey 6 0...0 t I. at pi d e pail. Leewar Island Onnerass, 23 tio 36 per test. .. 1 ... 2 2 Jassalei;, Wit; $6 per amt. O.P. f 1 ... 3 0 Ptrottrite marks 4 ... 4 3 Brandy, 'inbreeds 3 .. 510 Brilishapirlts, d.p. 10 ... 0 u Beth Irish 10...0 • Fun, per tee. Rip,P.T.R. EU 0...40 0 91 - P 9 W 99111 3. 9 head 0 0. 0 Mitch and flendit 80 0...00 0 Prisalsod lizair, at per ten. Iltrelintotmelesaffo 10...31 outshot half clean Pim Rhine U 10...24 0 °Umbel pass . Manilla East India Senn._ 111 0_23 87.7. C.,, - 160.2400. Jute Ti., at per ewt. dams. 9O 0... 0 0 Straits Rot la bloeka 93 0... 0 0 boo, it per %OIL Bus R6 5 1.0 0 fladio;Jasoilca 3 0— 3 0 Nicaragua, large sad solid 10 0...13 0 0...10 0 Lima. Hap= Nor IS 10...11 0 Red 13 0...80 0 TALLOW.—The Tallow market is very quiet. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot. 40s. 6d. to 9d. ; October to De. ceinber delivery, 41s. ; separate months' delivery, 41s. 6d. COALS. Hay:past Two. Eaten Hartley, 14.. Bd. ; Eden Main, 14s. 9d. ; Tanfield Moor, 13s. Bd. ; Walls End Adtlaide, 15.. 6d. ; Walls Had Braddyl's Hat ton, Mi. 8d ; Walls End Haswell, 161. 6.1. ; Walls Ena Hetton, 18s. Bd. ; Walls End Lambton, 18e. ; Walla End Stewart's, 18s. ; Walls End Tees, 18s.—Ships at mar ket, 223. CORN.-31nalt-Lms&—The supplies of all descrip tions of grain have been very moderate since Monday, and the little English Wheat on sale realised the full rates of last market day. There was very little passing in either free or bonded, but previous prime were well maintained. Barley firm, at the quotations of Monday. If anything, Irkh Oats *mkt net be purchamed quite so well as last mar ket-day ; other descrptiens unaltered. Beans and Peas as last quoted. The foliowiser are Monday's quotations : 61tITIOIL /Milano pee terser. gas" Bina and Kent, red 57 to 41 to 47...w1i1t0.. 42 to 47 co 52 Norfolk aced daftlL 35 to 37 to 4e... do 4l to 49 to 54 Talavera (Eases or duablk Comb. Is Lis.. red... 39 to 43 co 46 . wkita..... 41 to 45 to 63 liercharnb. sod Boat& do.— to —...— to w frilitig —— - — ci o .7l:— 10 —is HMI.. BaiILET, Feeding...—. ....... - ...... I: to 34...d18ti.150g to 24 to 26 UttAtos. 26 t. 28 az.re .. Sues ',MOAT. — w Own, lastlii Feed. 16 to 16 to 1116 Od...btosk.. . —to—o Od Dino Poles& ... 18 to 19 to 200 Od...potato Uto 248 Od Berwick lk Notch Ned 19 to 218 ft—potato 21 to Mk Od Irish Ind 111 to 18. OS. Weak.. 16 to 17. Od Ditto poPaio -..... l9 to 21. Od VOLT .......................•-....... .. 66 to 811.. 'WM rate 68 to 63 Pus, rtel bs 2l to 334 Od maple 22 to 35 38 to 40-Jamul ... 40 to 46 White 27 to 29.. Salim. 30 tr. 83 Sian, Ilaissea.. 24 to U .tiaic 11orraw 30 to 32.. sisal 32 to 114..01d to --. TALI. Plow Spring per busk, --new winter .o --old to 16Paiazt, Now So to 63 LOMOND CARA. per %boomed £lo Ik. to £ll 108 hams. Tows-d., delivered....... 42 to 44. Aso Itonith 7141 id to 40 Norfolk mad datiblk. s6 to 40 .abite ld to to Nortkataborlaad, Llama; sad Yorkmaire to - firma mad &at —to Arab to - FOREIGN.__ _ _ __-- -- Vasa; Dental', sod IbiagrAmini... 49te33...6ne 63 to 37 Ponatinl ge tra. , and Marls, 47 49 to 31 Pm& aid Dinhlt and arabargh Iltanin 39 to 43 .F.dyption — to D. and Odessa 'pad& bard to aof t C1aardi5a.......... ....... ~ ... to --Australian 49 to 13 An Buts/ Radar, 22 to 24...Man 111 ng 23 to V Lataa.sOoluo On% MAIM& Porammain and Straloand Sind* and Danish . II to 19 Priamobral and Daub food ._ ... IS to 19 _ _ . Ditto Dow 19 t 0.23 . Spol ....—...... - to - Bons. Wit- -to - &L. - to - atoll 6 lT9tlme X to 23...Togeni to - has. gro *WU...« . ... ...... ....... 26 ss ssriii/V-...... so , 32 To& 01d...... . - to- nos ..... -lo -...i&0 ..... . -to - Lwow,. ilselosid Rosin ... .... 24 tO 36 to se Moditotranssis end ed5u55............. ........... - to U to n: Mosonso -Si - Amyssol 32 to 34 Itsrogal Conn% tree of dut&t: .... r 000.............. s ii Ss. to C S 10.. Lasso Cana, DO& end S 3 Os. to S 9 Oa DIM Frosbod Amorkos S 11 10A to .9 9 les. Ram Aardisr. Fr borne of 1960 n. 2s to SO Donis owl lisnabarg-. - to Cianattlie Etssolo. par me at Mita. too ... U to 49 41121TAIJI MO I.ONDON mom lied JAN. TO 14th JAN. Cho. English. Ikon& Irish. 670 Wheat Barley pets I ISSO Oats . 2410 I —. I 1560 I moo row, 630 irks ; More. Malt. vs. 1311POIAL AVIIE4OIIB. W11105 : 11!silw• ts7 . l7lF — s. 47rs 3d,' Gis 141 10. 43s 61 416 . asas.l S. •••••• • Dia 9 „. 162 1d 19. KM 34 33. 'drift 91 —47 s 44 . 16. 114.3116 66134 s 64,33. id 23 47. 6431. 4c116. 44 1 t9. 33. 74,31. Id 30 die 1001• 14 2 1114 Od lid rou 11441. 9 4 Jr. 6 ... 104 30. 1417. 0.1,76. 44 1 33 s 44,67. 91 13 —.—. 43s 44;79.114417. 1 437. 9433. 24133, 1114 6 weeks' AR. Aver. Ali .711. Walls 24. 31 3. 64:3:. 34 Deer.. sol, L 0..; is. Oar. kid: iry Derr dal, Prise f Dm. 9. ' Dec. 15. Be.. 23. Dee. M. lan. 6.1 lan. 18 4 411 tr 771 ; 43 10 41 4 Ascom, Jan 13.-In badness generally there is very little delay, and as regards grain no chinos of any orders coming here for some time, our prices of Wheat being kept up by a continual demand for Venice, and 'Mien Cora being so extensive" y used for local consumption. We quote the former at 46 f.0.b., and the latter 26. to 245. 6d. f.0.b., with no demand for export. HULL, Jan. 23 -The following is the official statement cif quantities of grain in bond at this poet on the 19th instant: Wheat, 39.663 ; Baxley, 26.259; Oats, 3,218 ; Beans, 10,510; Peas, 10,800; Rye, 970. In addition to them quantities, we estimate there may be from 8,000 to 10,000 qrs. of grain sold and kept In lighters tor the approashing reduction of duty ; and further , about 10,000 qrs. of free Wheat, and about 16,000 qrs. of all ther kinds of free stuff, which have been in warehouse some time. We thus enter upon the new era in the trade on the Ist proximo (sifter eli our remit heavy arrivals), with something short of 120,000 qrs. of all kinds of grain, certainly no quantity to Intimidate the agriculturist, or lead any one to anticipate a decline upon present pries es the immediate conuent of free trade : as regards Wheat. the proportion of mlly good quality is comparstivoly small, not probably more than one-third the above-noted quan tities. During the past week firmness has been the charac teristic of the trade, with a very limited hotelier doing. Buyers were ready enough to give late rates, but the great bulk of the recent arrivals being landed, importers were unwilling to sell without en advance. The supply et Wheel from our own farmers at this day's market was somewhat less than usual, with li ttle inclination evinced to give way. In peke, good dry parcels were readily taken off at full last week's rates. A small show of foreign, with a good deal of inquiry for best runs deliverable duty free on the Ist of February ' • such are held at 41a. to 46. per 00itia., with bee era at 6 to2l under those rates. The Barley market is firmint; more inquiry after beet desniptions of malting, and no mere grinding to be.had on late low rates. Beans of all sorts have better sale during the week, without actual advance being quoted. The bulk of the Peas being landed, prices are stiffer ; indeed, for some sorts le. to 2s. more money was paid during the week. No thing doing in foreign Oats, and English are only saleable M low terms. Not much business passing in Linseed, with only a moderate import ; prices are well supported. The mild weather, and the low value of other article* of feed, inter fere much with the consumption of Linseed Cakes, which are now. both English and foreign, to be procured on easy term. The little Rapeseed here is hard) yon the market, or seem advance on previous sales would be obtained. Very little doing in Rape Cakes. Bones fully support our quotations. The following are the present prices :-Wheat, red, 421. to 445. ; new, 40s. to 445. ; white, 445. to 465. ; new, 46. to 445.; Dudek, 48e. to 505.; Lower Baltic and li.mburg, 445. to 465. Barley, malting, 265. to 31s. ; grinding, 21s. to 24e. Oats, 16. to 16e,; Danish, 16. to 16; Friesland, 16s. to 18e. ; Russian, 14s. to 16s. Beans, 30s. to 33e. ; foreign, 28s. to 36. Peer, white and yellow, 26 to 36.. Linseed, crushing, 36 to m ; feeding, 401. to 44e. nape seed, per 10 quarters, 241. to 271. Liaseed Cakes, English, per ton, 81. Os. ; foreign, 71. Os. to 8/. Os. Rape Cakes, 87s. 6d. Bones, 8,55. to 90s Guano, 41. to 91.6 e. kapok from the 13th to the 19th January, inc lusive:-Wheat, 1,677; Barley, 732; Oats, 1,172; Beans, 260; Peas, 150 Un said, 2,237. Leans, Jan. 23.-We are fairly supplied with Wheat, which meets with a tolerable sale, at Friday's rates. Barley fa km supply, and goes off at rather bettor prime. Beans, Oats, sod other articles steady. The following are the prices Wheat, 465. Id. ; Barley, 28e. Id. ;Os a, 18e. 3d. ; Beans, 32a. LiloB2op BuzzARD, Jan. 23.-At mark et this day, the supply of Wheat was again scanty, but r efficient for the demand ; no *lteration in prices from let t week. Barley, Beans, ar d Pets likewise remain the same. Wheat, per load of 6 bushels, old, 28s. to 315.; new, 'l6s. to 295. Barley, malting, 275. to 31e. ; grinding, 265. to 28s. per imp. qr. Beans, old, Me. to 255. ; new, .18e. to 7,21.6 d, per 6 bushel.. Lewes, Jan. 23.-We have experienced a fair demand for old and some of the finer soy nof new Wheat, at last week's currency. Barley steady, Oats, Beans, and Pees are but little inquired for. Tb e present prices : Wheat, cld, white, 141. to 141. 10s. ; red, 131. to 131. ss. ; new, white, 101. to 121. 10s. • red, '4l. to 111. Harley, 295. to 31s. Oats, 16e. to 225. Beene. '4os. to 32a. Peas, 335. to 37e. LIVERPOOL, Jan. 23.-An interval of a fortnight now *lapse in the despatch of the American Mill from both sides of the Atlantic ; and w e yesterday received dates from New York, pet Europa, to ',he 10th instant, by which it ap i pears, notwithstanding unfavourable amounts tram England, prices of Breadetuffs con' inued to improve, being i n g oenc a ,Mealy by local madder diens, and thus placed altogether eat of pro with ens current rates et this side, Wes tern C Flour waxquoted so high as 275. 64. to 26. per barrel ; ordinary que odes of southern and western Wheat, 42e. 6d. to 46e. 61%. ; fair to prime Genneeses, 475. 6d. to 61s. 3d. per 4801 b. Indian Corn, mixed and southern, 28s. N. to 295. 6d.; fiat yellow and white, Ws. to 30s. 9d. ; yellow round, 36 6d. to 325. per 4801 b. Corn Meal, 16.. to 15e. 6d. per barrel, all sterling, f.0.b., including freight to Liverpool, but exclusive of insurance and duty, landing and commission. Exports of Wheat end Flour to t e lt r g e n s ited Kingdom had almost wholly ceased from New York, being only 2,774 quarters Wheat, 18,064 barrels flow, and 30,620 quarters Indian Corn, from 20th December to the 9th January : those of Flour, from Philadelphia and Baltimore, were also of limited extent, and the receipts at New Orleans, though comparatively heavy, were chiefly in COWIN of transmission cosetwise : the great bulk of the shipments previous to the 20th December, having already reached this country, toe hope of inducing the ship ment of any extended supply in this direction, without a complete change in the relative currencies, before large sup plies become available after the opening of the internal navigation in spring, would appear very impracticable; but on the contrary, that our bubblers intercourse with the States, particularly the northern ports of the Union, will, for the ensuing three months, prove to be of a very restricted character, altogether opprisite to that of the three months preceding the present date. Although we have not had many grain vessels In since Friday, the contents of those, an nexed to the arrivals referred to in the foregoing report, pro vide for the week ending yesterday a fair quantity of Oats, and a further large increase of Oatmeal from Ireland, with a moderate portion of foreign Wheat, and from the American States a good supply of Flour and Indian Corn. Our mar ket this morning was tolerably well attended by home and country millers, and free Wheats of all descriptions main tained the currency of Tutsday last, at which, however, saies upon a limit. d mate only were practicable ; whilst bonded parcels, exciting more inquiry, were held on rather higher terms, but without leading to any transactions of moment. Home-made and Irish Flour remained dull at late prices; States and Canadian, commanding a fair degree of attention, bonded as well as free brands were the turn dearer, and several parcels of the latter taken by country buyers, although imparters are not di-posed to sell largely at present. Barley and Malt, upon an improved demand, advanced le. per qr. each. Beans and Pees continue nearly es on Friday. Oats, being generally saleable, fully supported the quotations of this day se'rinight ; and Odmmi, with a rather better feel ing, remained steady in value. India Corn, though not quite so lively as at the close of the week, was in good re quest, and steadily; the extreme rates of Tuesday last. Corn Meal, notwithstanding, receded to 14a. to 16.6 d. per brl. Prime :-British: Wheat, per 701 b., English, red, new, 6e. 84. to 61. lld ; old, 6. 9d. to 7s. 04.; white, new, 7s. Od. to 6 4d.; old, 7s. Od. to 7s. 44. ; Irish, red, new, 6e. 6d. to 6s. 4d.; old, 6s. 4d. to 6s. 7d. ; white, new, 6s. Od. to 6s. 6d. ; old. 6e. 6d. to 6s. 102. Barley, per qr., Eng.. new, 30s. to 32e. ; Chevalier, 33e. to 355.; Scotch and Irish, per 6016, 6. to 41.2(1. Malt, English, per qr., pale, 665. to 66 Oats, English and Scotch, per 461 b., old, 2r. lid. to 3s. 14,;' Welsh, old, 2s. 10d. to 2.. 11d. ; Irish, fine sorts, new, 2s. 6d. to 2e. 7d. ; old, 2s. 10d. to 3s. Od. ; general, new, 2e. 4d. to 2s. 6d.; old, 2s. 9d. to 2s. Ild, Beans, per qr., Eng., new, 335. to 355. Od.; old, 345. to 36. ; Bootch and Irish, pee 4801 b., new, 295. Od. to 31s. Od.; old, 301. to 325. Peas, English, peer qr., white, new, 331. to 36e. ; ditto and Irish, grey, 29e. to 31s. Flour, per 2801 b., English and Irish, fine, 345. to 36 superfine, 365. to 375. ; extra, 375. to 395. Oatmeal, per load of 2401 b., Irish, new, 225. Od. to 23e. Od. ; old, 20e. to 21s. Od. ; Canadian, old, 21s. to 224. Bran, per 241 b.. 10d. le le. Foreign: Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, red, 6e. 4d. to 6s. 74.; white, 7s. Od. to 7s. 2d. 4 United States, red, 6s. 9d. to is. Id. ; white, 71. 4d. to 71. Bd. ; Dantsic, mixed and red, 6e. 84. to 6s. Ild. ; high mixed, 7s. tid. to Bs. Id.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 6e. 10d. to 7s. 2d. ; white, 7s. 4d. to 7s. 6d. ; Riga and Petersburg, red, 6e. 6d. to 6s. Bd. ; Archangel, 6s. 3d. to 6s. sd. ; Odessa, common, red, 6s. 3d. to 6s. 6d. • Polish, 6e. 6d. to 6s. 9d. ; French, Spanish, and Italian, ;ed, 6s. 7d. to 6s. 10d. ; white, Is, ld. to 7s. 3d. ; Bennet and Marianopoli, red, 6.7 d. to 6s. 9d. ; Egyptian, 6s. Od. to 51. 41.; Mediterranean, etc., hard, red, ss. 9d. to 6e. 04. General qualities, in bond, red, 6c 6d. to 7e. 04. ; white, 694. to 7s. 6(1. Rye, per qr., Baltic, etc., 28s. to 30s. Barley, per 601 b., 4s. 2d. to 4s. 44. Oats, per 451 b., 2e.10d. to 2s. ltd. ; Russian, 2s. 64. to 2s. 7d. Beans, per qr., European, 31s. Od. to 335. Od.; Egyptian, per 4801 b., 265. to 275. Peas, per qr., Baltic, Sc. white, 821. to 345. • Ca nadian, 295. to 311. Flour, per ba rrel of 196 lb., Can adian, sweet, 265. 6d. to 27e. Od.; United States, sweet, free, 265. 6d. to 275. Od. • in bond, 255., 02. to 255. 91 . ; United States and Canadian, sour, 245. to 26.0 d. Indian Corn, per 4801 b., Ame rican, white, 28s. to 295. Od. ; yeUow, 29e. 6d. to 315.; Euro pean, yellow, 30s. Od. to 325. Indian Meal, per 19611 n., 14s. to 14s. 6d. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn from the 16th to the 22ed Jan. inclusive: Wheat, 6,132 qrs.; B ar l e y, 690; Malt, 25. Oats, 6,140 ; Beans, 1,047 ; Pies, 891. "Didier' Cora, 19,223; Indian Corn Meal, 4,617 ; Oat meal, 13,328 reeks ; Flour, 2,464 sacks, and 28,830 handle. LYsw, Jan. 23.-Rather more Wheat, but lees of Barley, than lest week ; both articles more ready sale, and rather dearer. Wheat, 601 be. to 621b5., 425. to 46s ; fine white, 46.. eo 86 Rake. NM rocs, 27e. to 28e. ; fine, 29s w 3ete, NE WCASTLR, Jan. 23.-Tie Mather, •on Saturday gave indications of treat setting in, enddeol, changed to rr tempest from the westward, whi ch still continues ; thi weather will prove very beneficial io the cold clays, and enable our farmers to get on with seeding operations, which on this description of soil has been much in sneer. At our market this morning we had a better supply of Wheat tram the growers, and although our snivels have betZ:IS cossteke, the trade upee the whole ruled sim, end tyi day's rates were with difficulty sestaineir twin, beirner, the quantity offering being so insignificant, e, clam* vow 1 elected, the best Suffolk yellow, though MU is the /Waft; - condition, making 46 13d. Wes., weighingnennag &mpg, j ti but made 6316 per bushel. Free foreign met little Lion, and the same may be said of headset; Stew Noe l e h o li Z ..1,1.• . • I _J~ , 1 . ~. \^~ f