The Express. — London, England, 1846-09-21 00:00:00

rti 3 tt } ts • New Lowlea Evvoia, Paper,p*. Moves**, THE EXPRESS pl contain, in addition to the sews in the Morning re, a SUMMARY of the HOME end FOREIGN DMILLIGENCE which may arrive on the day of publication. „ THE EXPRESS" y lli have the benefit of the Fawm Expresaes, Coe respoadenee, and other costly characta of a Ilernmg Journal. But the full and carefully pre wed REPORTS of the MONEY, RAILWAY, PRODUCE, CORN, CATTLE, and other MARKETS will be the marking feature. Every respectable news-agent will transmit the new Journal, on receiving a Post-office order at the rate of is. 6d. per quarter; but should any difficulty arise, a ll persona desirous of being supplied with "Tax ExPnrsg," are requested to remit a Post-office order for that amount, payable to Mr. HENRY WALLBILIDGE, 90, Fleet-street, London. •• " THE EXPRESS" is published every after noon at Four o'clock. Offices for advertisements and corm! Whitefriars, and 90, Fleet-street. Landon. MUM PliSta - eat. p oamt- itlt4 plow* It ramie abll t te mot, be Ls Intended to made, 10/. per toll, present delivery ; whilst fur firward delinsry, 111. per 1m is deman(ed. Foreign has also been of good pale, but the stock i. via, small. Rape Cakes are in request, and are very scarce . Guano is unaltered in slue, with but little doing. Bows meet a fair demand at 8)s. to 82... 61. per ton, according to quality. finest quality. and there was a tolerable supply of old. Some fine samples of South country Wheat and of free foreign wets also on offer. The demand from the 61 , 4 was very Is:lotto and little business was done comparatively. Pile , s fell at lent 2s. per qr. MAR qualities. A tine parcel of new Whe: t wi.. sold fur JSA., but the general rates were, for the beat qualities, (elm 590. to sk. Old Wisest was nor much in request, and the few parcels sold brought from 314. to 44'. Good inciting Barley is saleable at 325. to 335. Old Oats fetch 265. to 285., and new, 21s. to 215.. Beans and Peas are at naminal rates. Flour plentiful, at from 40s. to 41s. per sack. HADDINGTON, SEPT. 19—The supply of Wheat to-day was larger, and of other grain a little left than in last market. Sales were quick. Old Nhcat, top Is. down, and average IL 3d. up. New Wheat, top 24.. and average Is. Bd*.' up. General average of Wheat, Is. 9d. up. Barley 4d. down, and Outs 7d. upon the average. ABERDEEN, SEPT. 18.—The market to-day Will but thinly attended. Prices were—Oats, 245. to 255. per quarter, 4)161. per bushel; Bear, 265. to '2Bs. ; per qr. ; Barley, 26.. to 38s. Der quarter, 52 lbs. per bushel ; Oats, 204. 611, per boll ; Flour, 41s. to 435. per sack. NEW W BENXI FERIOBIC.tL OF ORIGINAL r rilE MUS&C—BOOK, Pace Sixpanee, k from Eagraireilleter, 41= the meg 'Math* ' Drente on nahodef, the awl of • • • The hint price atlehleh Original aim* sitaidAdat; out of the reach of may who would eihrtudgb and It is therefore thought Mat an attempt to be most Eminent Onnmeers within a more Imureable e favourably received by the Public. With this view it ia publish, under the tine of THE MUSIC BOOK, Orient liged ether Componitious, by , Eminent Comporers, Native ad' Engraved mid Flirted in the but mauler, in the mwmllllllllW and cold for SEllence ; thus combining the maga simillEN of compowition and elegance of appearance with the lamed price. In proof of their intentions, the Frori-tees dee rat lion the MUMS of lire. b Beckett, IL W. Balk, Benselet. Irwed Loder, Alexander I.ec, F. G. Reed, J. It. Tully, Moot Wawa, who, "Mb offer nnuular Connweere, have already contributed to THE Millie BOOK. - - - ANTWERP.— The only commodity which occupied serious attention in Antwerp last week, was cotton wool. The advice, received of the great stir in the article in Liverpool gave a strong impulse to business there; about 9,000 Wes of United States cotton chanted hands in the last three days of the week at an advance of from Ito 1 cents upon all sorts, and the buyers would probably not have stopped short with their operations, but that the greater part of the holdersheld aloof. The stock in hand was not mare than 8 or 9,000 bales Ame rican, the purchases being partly made for foreign account, and partly for home manufacturing consumption. Coffees met with a current demand for consumption, but the lightness of the supply was an obstacle to any large tran sactions. A small reinforcement of 3,000 bales of Brazilian was r•ceived for Rio by the Marie Key. Rice was calm; the sales did not extend beyond 1.200 or 1.300 bales, and a few kundrsd tierces of Cardina, at former prices. . . No. 18.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, SEPT. 21, 1846. [3d. De Cordova's Mercantile Intelligencer thus alludes to the state of business at Jamaica. We cannot report busi ness as being in a better condition than it was at the period of our last issue. The demand for some articles has fallen or; and op e rations to soy extent are confined to but a few parties, owing to the continued want of onnfidence, and the great scarcity of money. We shall not have an adequate supply of ground provisions fur at least six weeks. The importation of foreian has been comparatively light; never theless much difficulty is felt by dealers in gettingrid of their old stocks. RAILWAYS. • Shares and scrips are heavy, and downwards look iw.T. There IVVIA, however, a g•.od demand foe Lei ester ag.d Bsafords, and emsiderable butinets done in them M better prices. BRITISH AND FOREIGN RAILWAYS. Amber., Not., Boa., lk E. la., 2 De. 4 shares, 11 • toubridge sad Oxford, 14 North Starfordihire, 34 4 p (Ximmeall, 1 Oxier,l, Woremityr, and Woi%yr- Dirert Northern, 14 1 hampton, 71 ' , Amer. moralise, 2111 2 Preston and Wyre, 321 Ditto. Now, 61 I p ReadillY. Guildford, and Reigate, Duro York r.xtension, 2 1 04 tikl. Ely and Ifontingdon, 34 Scottish Central, 19 1 Gt. Ela. & Wa. (Irelands, 311 1 Shropebire Union, , I ilia. Great Western, New, 54 p South Eastern and ),erne, 39 Irowieh and Norwich, 24 Do. New (Mt at 321.) No. 1, Leicester mai Ile tford, I d 134 1 London aml Blar.kwali, New, 44 1 Do. New Om. at 331. tie. 441.) London and Brighton, 30: No. 2,14$ Landon. & North West, 3004 199 Do. New (iw. at 15f.) No. 4, 3 1 Do. Do. New shares, 17 1 Warwitlislare and Lamb% 4 dby Do. Fifths, 214 WeYt. Riding Union. 21 i pin. London and sown Western, 70 4 Wlltt, Scummy, 44 Weymouth, 5 London and York, 2 York and Nem:wide (sfew) 11 Londonderry & Coleraine, 41 noulogye and .bniew, 15 Manchester and Leeds, 10.6 Bord. & Toul. & (kitte shtick.) 1$ lb. DAM,. 94 Central of Spath, 4 Lk,. Extension, 14 2 p" Dutch Rhenish, 3 Midland, 1.174 nab Indian, f Do. New, 354 0 Italian amt Austrian, 2 4 31itaind and E. Countiox 4 Luxembourg, 11 Newark, Sheffield, and Boston, 1 N.unur anal Liyge, 14 2 Norfolk, 132 4 Northern at Fr.thre Con., 131 t Ile.) Shams 10) Park and Lyon. Can., 5; :I Do. Extension, 21 Sambre and Meese, 3 . 4 North British, 36j 1 MODE OF PUBILICATION. THE MUSIC BOOK will bet Weekly Publicatka—a Number pub lished every Saturday. Each Number will contain an Original Song, Engraved and feinted in the beat manner, and in the usual Music size. The words will be original or selected (by permission) from the Works of the most Popular Writers. Each Number will be enclosed in an Elegant Wrapper (designed by Doyle), and the price will be Sixpence. A Part will be published on tke Ist of November, and on the Ist of every succeeding mouth, containing four or Ave price Zs. or 2a. 6d. Instrumental and Sacred Music will also published, but at logger intervals, and forming separate series. The Work will he sold by all Booksellers, Newsmen, and Dealers in Peri. odicals, to whom orders should be immediately given. The First Number of THE MUSIC BOOE will be published on Saturday. Octotwr 3. It will consist of a New Song by Balfe (the Composer of tlr,• "Bohemian Girl," &e.), entitled "Sing, Maiden, Sing;" the Words selected :by permission) from the Works of Barry Cornwall. The following Songs will be published in October : No. L.-Sink, Maiden, Sing. The Words by Barry Cornwall. The Music by M. W. Balfe. No. 11.—The Pate Friend. Words by Thomas Hood. Music by Vincent Wallace, composer of " Maritana," &e. No. HI. - The Song of the Seasons. Words by Barry Cornwall. Music by I. IL Tully. No. IV.—My Home must be whereer thou art. Words by Mark Lemon. Mu k by Mrs. G. k Beckett, composer of "Agnes Sorel," "Red Riding Hood," &C. No. V.—ln a drear-righted December. Words by Keats. Music by Edward Loder. composer of " Nourjahad," Landon: published at the Office of " The Music Book," No. 1, Ft. Bride's-avenue, Fleet-street (leading to St. Bride's Church), and sold by all Booksellers. Newsmen, and Dealers in Periodicals, who will regularly supply the Work, and to whom orders should be immediately EXTORTIL—Sugar has been taken at 21s. to 28s. 9d. per 10093. Rwts is worth 4s. hi. to 4e. 3d, per gallon. EXCHANGES ON LONDON.—Planter's Bank-90 days par ; 60 days, per cet.t. pm. ; 30 days, 1 per cent. pin. ; sight, 14 per cent. Jamaica Bank-00days par. Colonial B ink -60 days, per cent. pm. ;30 days, 1 per cent. pm. Com missary Bills-1 per cent. pm. Little waa done in raw Sugars, excepting at the public Wee: refined remained witlout movement. In bye, StoffN, Metals, and A/calis, there was nothing done worthy notice. St.too, SEPT. 19.—At market to-day prices were u follows:—Wheat, 24e. to 255. per 20 stune. Oats, 14s. Gd. to Lis. 6d. per bushel. Bader, IGd. t 012.1. per stone. Oat meal, ISs. to 19s. per cwt. Indian Meal, 13s. to 14e. tid. First Flour, 17.. per cwt. Excise Office, Old Brood-street, London, 10th September, 1841. FOR SALE, by order of the Honourable the COM- Illa410:Clite: of HER MALEorrs EXCISE REVENCE, in carious Room at ;he Chief °nice, Old Broadsstrort, an THURS. DAY. Nth, and FRIDAY, 25th of September, 18411, atone t he afternoon of each day precisely , the following Goods in Lots, salted to Tar ialts purehmers ;—Aboott 1,096 lle. of Nitric and Sulphuric Acid; 104 gallons of spirits of .aptha; 400 gallons of frig. whisky; 400 gallons of strong plain Spirits; 170 mallow of Spirits of Wine; 119 tittles of patent Medicine; 4,610 lbs. of Molasses.; ea estellent steam Boiler of high pressure, about six horse poser ; iron Tao ; three earthern chemical Stith. (about Gn gallons each'. as flied in • strung deal ease, to be heated by storm ; eight large deal much Brads, iron bolted; three serriaeablf Carts and Hamer,. ; and a IWO HUM. Also, Simian Brandy, Rum Scotch Whisky, meth ated pirate, 4;in, compounds, British Wine, Scotch Ale, Ottmoal, Paper, Radon Board, soap. Scales and Weights, three comer Pumps, old Copper, in,. cocks, Lead pipe and old laud, stone Pitchers, Jan, bete Vat, a en:traits of oW Tubs and Stares, and N'Arilag utenpils, ot the " " CORN. LIMERICK, SEPT. 19.—A lame supply or Wheat at market to-day, ea , . 4,000 or 5,000 busbies. Millers buying very bri4aly, but merrhents cautiously. Market in consequence rather lower, icy by dd. per atone, than this day se'nnight, Red being Is. 611. to le. Old ; and White, is. &1. to I s . 7 1 a. ag in quality. Condition good. We have had heavy sup plies or Oats during the week, and prices are lower in conae quence, 1 Ild. to 121 d. per stone beintr now the currency. Barley, la. to Is. Id. per stone. Weather gloomy, with in dications of rain. The Legislature of Barbadoes assembled on the 12th August, when a message was delivered from the Governor, stating his inability to assent to the bill for appropriating 90,000 dale. to the purchase of land in the burnt district of B:id,getown, '• as it ap peared to make it compulsory on the Commissioners to sell the land to the highest bidder at public auction, without naming an upset price, or requiring any guarantee as to building." The Guiana Times gives particulars of several murders recently committed in that colony. The same paper reports the accidental death by . drowning of Mr. Kersen, a planter, recently arrived from Ireland, and of Mr. T. Deane of Iler Majesty's customs. MARK -LANE, Tiro ,;(' trk.-LThe receipts of English Wheat and Flour coastwise during the past week were moderate, and this morning's supply by land-carriage samples from the near counties, about an average one. having mxlers in town to-day to purchase Wheat for shipment north wards, in addition to our local demand ; the stands were speedily cleared at an advance of Is. to 2s. upon the quota tions of Monday last. Although the transuceons in fine Forsign Wheat were not extensive, an improvement of Is. per quarter was in general realised. Bonded Wheat was held with firmness. The value of fine m acing Barley was maintained with difficulty ; all secondary qualities must be quoted fully ls. cheaper; gentling and distilling sorts were dull sale at a similar reduction. WATERPORD, SEPT. 19.—Our market hag been moderately supplied with all tiescriptioas of Grain since Wednesday last, and the price of each has slightly declined. This morning the show of Wheat was again larger, sod a further r:duetion in its value took place. Oats seer.. also easier to purchase, at a decline of 3d. per barrel of 19811*. Barley, being in short supply, maintains late prices. For Indian Corn, the demand continues on an extensive seals, at 255. to 275. per boll of 280 lbs.; but a fee holders arc asking 70s. Flour has met a ready sale at the following quotations: —Superfines, 325. to 45e. ; seconds, 38s. to 38s. ; thirds, 30s. to 335. ; i lburths, 20s. to 23+. per sack of 2SO lbs. Indian Meal goes largely into consumption, at lls. to 12s. per cwt. ; but Oatmeal, from its 'comity and high price —say 18a. to 20s. per cwt.—is quite negketed. The following are the prices of prepared Grain :—Mill Wheat, 31a. to 325. ; Ship. ping do., 2711, to Vbs. ; Marley, nominal ; Oats, white. 14a. to 17s. ; Oats, black, I4e. 6d to 15s. 3d. per barrel. LL, North Mihail Carlisle, Bla me I eleat.l..n and T.uuworth, toe., 425. Ninth Weatern, 34., p. North Stafrprdihire, V. fal. p. Bar. 19. iend:fading Union, 41. Chelmatord and linrf, 122. 6d. Leer and Bedford. Iln. ed. Leellf and (Urlide, 2ls. ed. Barr. - - 15 d North Yorkshire, 15s. d Liverpool, Ormskirk i 4 Matlock and Bunton, 27.. 6d. 27.. p Midland and Think, 16s. d North W,tern, Ss. IN. M. p N.rth Skitka.iishire, dt p Stinoi•hi:a Union, ;a. GI. W. Riding Union, V. Ile. Victualling Store. wi. the undermentioned Articles, viz.:— When to be delivered. SUGAR (the produce of the Brttiah Half of each in three weeks, Pow/Mons) lee Tam and the remainder in three 0000 A FLOUR SACKA . .. . .1,000 Ne:. ...By Slat Deoe.nber nest. The Sugar and Cocoa to be eamapted from the Customs' A Sample of the Cocoa (nut kW than 2 the.) mud be lirodueed by the Path,. tendering; sad a Sample of the Sugar, togeth.w with tht Conditions of the Contract, mar be Peen at the add &Bee ; and u Pattern of the Sacks at Her Najody's Victualling Yard at Drptftwit No Tender will be received after One o'clock on the Day otTre.dy, nor any noticed itniems the Party attends, or an Agent tor him, duly authorised in writing. lively Tender out be addramed to the keeretary of the Admiralty, and bear in the left-hand corner the woods "Tender for *" and Inuit al-o be delivered at Somerset place, acenenpanied by a Letter Mimed by Two repo:ol6k Persora, engaging , to become bound with the Perron tendering, In the nom of £25 per cent. on the mine, for the due lierformance of the Contracts. COBDEN TESTIMONIAL.- RANI UEL JONES LOYD, Fnq., Chairman. WM. A. WILKINSON, Em., Deputy-Chairman. WM. GEORGE PRF.SCOTT, Esq., Treasurer. Rubseriptioas received at 34, Cornhill ; Mews. Prescott, Grote, and Co.'s, 62, Thiradneedle-street; Messrs. Ransom and Co.'s, I, Pall mall Last: and at the Commercial Bank, 6, Henrietta-street, Gwent-garden. Communications to be addressed to the Secretaries, Messrs. Sidney Smith and A. L. Saul. Eleventh List or Subscriptions. Amount previously advertised 112,190 15e. 7d. James Middy wad Co 2.', Gilbert Poiincy. lisq 5 6 w. J. Blake. Fast 1. Spukes Hall, k:sq 1 Mr. Clements 0 6 Mr. J. Marley. Mr. Turnbull ....... ..... 1 Mr. Reed 0 10 G. Pitcher, kq ...... ... 0 1 L. & Co. Mr. lknney 0 I Mr. Johnson Mr. 11. ensetcy 0 Mr. Hounslow Rev. J. Pulling Edward Lambert, Esq 0 1 C. B. Bingley, Eel. . . .. 5 0 Mr. Robert Green 0 Johnltainkgsq.,Cliatham 1 I Mr. James Robson . .... Joseph Grishmok, Fasq 1 Richard Shirley, Esq., do. 0 10 Mr. Frrdk. Johmen 9 Iter.PatrickThumson,do. 0 5 Benjamin Or erbury, Fog 1 Rev. A. Jones, d 0.......... 0 2 G. Schacht, Ent 5 Mr. Samuel Ilickiam, do. 0 5 William Tilt, Esq. liavkl Brown Esq 0 1 Mr 1. W. WOOO, do U A Creole anti Stevens 1 Mr. Wm. Smith, d 0...... 0 10 Limond and Co. ...- Anonymous 9 Mr. 2. Croelford, do. ... 0 5 R. Glehn, Fos Joi i Man and son 6 51r. J. French, do. Mr. Fielder 0 Mr. Hy. Coulter, do. 0 10 John Mullett, Eq 6 Mr. 1. T. Hogg, do. Mr..ssliford ........ ........ 0 11. Stephens, Esq., do. Mr. Reeder —... 0 1 Mr. Matthew Bacon, Jan., Mr. Phillips John Symonds, Fag. 0 II Mr. • Skid and son - . 1 1 d Mr. John Walla 11 6 gg J. Siemer; FA • li • 1 • C. Robson Faq ....... 0 111 W. Robson, EN 0 10 G. Harrop, I:4g Baynes Birch. Escl 0 10 Mr. J. W. Draper 0 5 George N. Jones, Keg 1 1 0 Mr. Vrankcombe 0 5 0 Richard Cooper Fag 1 1 0 Mr. William Bliss 8 8 0 Mr. Isaiah Cox . 61r. E. %leer. John Nigel., Esq Henry Carpenter, Esq 6 0 11 al =CA Younger, rag I 10 • J. 1.. Gil:o,l,a, Ea% 1 2 I' H. Brootoy, Ewq II 16 • Per George Smith and Son. Mr. W. Webb . .... .. 0 2 8 Mr. Thomas Mi ll icent I 0 0 Mr. Thomas Whiting 1 1 0 Mr. FrancLo Mr. J. Luc!: 0 2 0 Mr. Armed 0 2 6 Mr. J. 11. Dummort 0 10 8 Mr Reasilen Mr. Thomas Mitealt 0 2 6 Mr. Conway Watson and Harvey 2 0 0 Mr. G. W. Warner 0 3 0 Mr. John Gehleken 0 2 6 Jeremiah Manning, Esq 1 0 0 James Burt, Esq . 0 5 0 T. C. Hayward, Esq 1 1 0 Mr. J. T. Godwin 0 5 0 Mr. Swine Mr. Matthew Baron, do 0 10 Mr. J. C. Poster, do. Mr.Jottnnaich, Rorheder 0 3 Mr. Jno. Hopper, do. Mr. Paul C.oldunn, do 0 5 Mr. Edw . do. Mr. Wm. Goold, do 0 5 John Sl'.othorn 0!.q., do 1 0 oc Mr. Wm. Crktonl, du 0 .5 Hindi AntmN do. 0 3 Mr. John Cobb, Stmod . 0 5 Mr. Chas. Cobb, do. Mr. Maunder, do. Mr. S. Turner, do 0 5 A Fritvid. do. • Mr. Jno. Lanefonl, do. sauna under In, do 0 11 Mr. W. J. Jack, Broinp ton, near Chatham 0 3 Mr.C.F.Freeland,do., do. 0 5 Mr. J. Crowbunit, do., do. 0 5 Mr. F. BUMS, dn., do. Soudl sums, do., do. 0 7 Mr. Wm. Ilanunond 1 0 Master ILunitiond 0 2 Mr. Chas. Mann 0 3 Thos. Jackson, Esq. J. & H Healy lO Webber and Hairs O5 3 G. P IL H. Weston, Esq. Mr. Wm. Become 0 lax. Fives, EN a 10 J. and J. B. 151111 51 Subscriber; under Se each NEW WORK IN MONTHLY PARTS, BY MR. CHARLES DICKENS. On the 14 of October Ho be completed In 20 Monthly Parts, uniform with " Malan Chtyclowit."&c.), price ir., the Vied Number of DEALINGS WITII THE FIRM OF DONISEY A.ND SON, Wholemlc, Retail, and fur Exportation. EDITED BY CHARLES DICKENS. Withlll:l l iratinnl by HABLOT K. BROWN. London: linvlbury and Enna, Whitefriarm. The recent measure of the home government, abu tting the protective duties on sugar, appears to have lied considerable sensation throughout the West ; yet lees, perhaps, than might have been ted. Where labour is abundant, apprehension great, but where this is scarce, the antieipa ..ins are very gloomy. The following is from a Demarara journal : " This year cannot be taken as the test either of price or of production. But we know perfectly well that while sugar, equal in quality •o our own, can be purchased in ordinary seasons in Cubs at '2l cents. per pound, we cannot produce it with our present means under 8 cents. It becomes consequently a thing involving our very ex istence, that the means of competition on equal terms should be put within our reach. These are, such an amount of immigration as to ensure eontincous labour; and that in the mother country we should he put on terms of equality with the British fanner. We wish the world opened to us as a labour market. We are more espec;ally desirous of drawing onr supply from the hordes on the continnnt of Africa. We have provided the means. The Loan Bill, without the gaurmte? of Parlia ment. is he'd by the English capitalist a sufficient security, and the money is ready whenever it is required. Let us press on them for safety. Let us wring justice from the hands of the Ministry by appeals to Parliament and the British people. The annexed is extracted from the Impartial de Smyrne :—" Just as we were going to press, we were informed that the English brig-of-war Syren, com manded by Lieutenant Lvoss, son of the British %niter at Athens, had captured four pirate-boats mounted by fit) men. This intelligence is not official ; but we have reason to believe that it will be confirmed. The Syren was at Scio, when the master of a boat just arriving from the south, apprised Lieutenant LYONS of his having been arrested and robbed by pirates in the environs of Stanchio. The commander of the Syren immediately put to sea with two of the men, who conducted him to a small island, near Stan chio, where the pirates were seized, chained, and removed on board the Syrcn. That important capture will no doubt clear the Archipelago, and Lieutenant Lvoss has thereby rendered an immense service to our commerce. Loss OF MAIL ‘GS.—NEWBUItY, SUNDIIr.—On the arrival of the mail-cart from the Swindon station this morning, it was found that the bag containing the letters, &e. for Aldermaston, and other places around here, was tnis.ing. Immediately the man was dispatched hark to mike inquiries, when no tidints could be had of the acme. Several large dealers were at the Hind's Head Inn, Alder maston, awaiting the mail, which should arrive at ten o'clock, when it did not arrive till on o'clock, and then without the letters and papers so anxiously looked for. It is feared the lens will he severely felt, as to-morrow (Monday) being the great Reading horse, beast, and cheese fair, many of the large rattle dealers stop at Aldermaston the day before, it being ten miles only front the fair. At this place the stock rest, and monty, with other omens, are transmitted to the dealers. The greatest consternation wan evidently otwervAte or Mc countenance , or all, so greatly th.arpeinted, sonic being only commission agents, are now at a loss to know how to act ; others, who have come to purchase, are still more alarmed, as, without the necessary funds, they can do no business. GREAT EASTERN AND WESTERN RAILWAY. The shareholders of this eompanv met to-day at one o'clock, and it having appeared that no member of the provisional committee was pres mt, Mr. MANHERT was called to the chair. Mr. SPAI.KMAN read the requisition sent to the committee, calling upon them to convene a meeting to consider whether the company should be dissolved or not, with which. he said, they having either refused or neglected to comply, notice was then served on them to the effect that this meeting would be held. It would now be for this meeting to decide upon two important questions, namely, whether the company should be dissolved, and if so, whether it should be dissolved under an act of bankruptcy . As there was no member of the committee now present, the required information could not he obtained from them, and therefore it would now he for this meeting to decide upon what course they would adopt. Messrs. Spaciman, Cohen, and Bumby having been appointed scrutineers, The CHAIRMAN said, in answer to a question from a shareholder, that he was of opinion that this was a legal meeting, although the committee said it was not. The same Shareholder went on to say that he had seen a legal opinion which was to the tffcet that this was not a legal meeting, and therefore he would su"eest whether it would be wise or prudent to take a step more, which might involve them in future difficulty, when they had before them the fact that the Directors were about to hold a meeting within two days, when he understood that every infor mation would he afforded them. He concluded by moving that the meeting should be adjourned, as he understood that the Directors had complied with the act, by publishing ete required advertisement as soon as it was practicable, after the expiration of the six days. Mr. SI`AeRMAN said that no such advertisement had ap; r •red. MALLINSON, of Huddersfield, was opposed to the amendment. A Gentleman, who said he represented more than .500 shares, said he had seen the secretary that morning, and he was very courteous to him, and told him that the directors were also for a dissolution, and therefore he would support the motion for an adjournment. Mr. Se ICKM , o; contended that the meeting called by the committee was an illegal one, and read the section of the act on which he relied. After some short discussion, the question as to a dissolution was put, and the meeting declared unanimously in favour of it, hut their being a division as to the question of an act of bankruptcy, the scrutiny was proceeded with. i inc Tat, a quantity of old Tue. aria etarm, ario iarl'ael U,, r1.11:1, /mike. Sample , of the spirits, Paper, Ira., and the utensils, to be THE BEST BULtSTITUTE FOR POTATOEs. Of Mr. ii seep st the warehouse, Old Rtend-street, three dayo preoecting, from /wit published, foolscap Sys, sewed In a Wrapper, price la 641., Ireland, i TEM till Two cedoeit, and on the mornings of sale, from Ten till Twelve rpHE INDIAN MEAL BOOK : comprising the casthlns• o'clock, wiwn catalogues may be hod at sixpence each. .1. best American Receipts for the various Pr none of tint exoslient Article. HY Rues LPELIR. of phla, author al The re( C ONTRACTS for SU S G AC A KS E, COCOA, and FLOUR "American . s tr t m b e:itic bookery," ,r fte. 0, 141. bin. in , • Deportment of the Comptroller for Victualling and Transport SCI, We, SOMCM to•Platir, Lith Sept, MG. Tle COMNIL , SIONEIL6 for tiara . LO 0 I nGn ADMIRAL of :tatulkUrgum. AIL DICKENS'S NEW WORK. • Tubing th sawed c; ~. .;- Ipdies ; 3 • Ilile c taikaamihabe MAY II DOMBEY • d. ...saistiusis; on A , 80 . . — e ntry Booksellers may be supplied with PROSPEC- 18 not IPN the tat october next, at One o'clock. they will be ready its tree with T 'bES of the above Publication, by applying to their respective tions are such persons as may be willing to cos . ritAer for SUPPLYING and lawidon Agents. DELIVERING into I ler Mannty's Victualling Stores at DEPTFORD, Whitrtelarti, September 14, ISIS. Demamra . , ~.......,..,..1.11........§ " This E 12,373 11 7 GLASS. —BRITISH and FOREIGN PLATE, CROWN, and SHEET GLASS WAREHOUSE, 49, Broad street, Bloomsbury. (Established 1793.) The Proprietor begs to inform his Friends and the nortieultund Public that he has on hand a large stock of British and Foreign Sheet and Crown Glass of a very superior quality, and such as he can eonfklently recommend from its equality of surface, complaints having been repeatedly made, since the duty has been taken off, of the Inequality of the surface of glass which bas been used for hot-Isms* purposes. It is now a well-known fact that irregu-arities or heights and dents on the surface of glass are found toast ma lens. concentrat ing the rap of the onus, and thereby injuring the more delicate plants. Superior Sheet Glass, weighing 18 on. to the square foot, from 5.1. to 6d. per foot Ditto, ditto, 21 an. to the square foot 7 to 9 " sa Thick Crown Glass, from 3to 6 „ § Viotet-coloured Crown The Proprietor has also on hand an inferior quality ef td beet Glass, varying from 13 oz. to 16 oz. to the foot, from 315.10 4d., to use which far greenhouses or conservatories would be mistakes economy, sputtoce having proved to to the positive Injury produced by its use fitlirticultural pttrps>wea, being imitable only for windows and sky lights in inferior bui dings. The most coonomit..d glass to be need with milady to the plan is Crown, in sizes from 6 by 4 to S by 6, both to the find ezpimae and in repairing; some people forget that large panes of glans break as well Ismail ones, and the larger the piece the greater the chance of its betaking. Glazing done in any part of the country by contract, er at so much =ND . ER MARSTIALL, 49, BroadAtreet, Bioanishury, London. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Cock. By the arrival of the West India mail, which is elsewhere announced, we are in possession of la'e intelligence from all the islands. The weather had been unusually favourable, and the prospects of the Sugar crop continued most satisfactory. Much rain had fallen since the close of June, and shocks of earthquakes had been felt in several places. When the Avon left Jamaica the weather was very sultry, and with a cessation of the rainy season much sick ness was expected. We regret to add that in this island dysentery had appeared, attended, in many cases, with fatal results. The following pamengers have arrived at South ampton by the Avon : Mn. ?dacknight, Mks Malone, Rev. Mr. Ifardinee and lady, and Mr. Pit.k, from Jamaica; Mr. Boscowitz and Lieutenant Elwin, R.N., from St. Thomas; Cap tain Campbell, 71w Hiehlandetv, Mr. Blanc, Sir Robert Schomberg and Mr. Holligan,Yrom Barhadoes ; Dr. Kally and lady, from Madeira; Julge Firehrace, Mr. Goodman, Mr. Dicky, Mr. Mathison, Mr. Muirhead, and Mr. 'lenzies from Demerara; Sir Thomas Rags, R.N., and Mrs. Cum ming, from Trinidad ; Mr. Thorp, Mr. Lefehre, Mr. Lamar tlniere, Mr. Rene, Dr. Connell, Mr. Wemblag, and Mr. Segond, from Guadaloupe; Dr. Coull and lady, Mr. William Coull, and Mr. Hart, from Antigua; Mr. Black and son, and Mr. Weeks from Nevis; Mr. French, from St. Kitts. By the most recent accounts of the Royal Mail Company's ships, the Dee was on her way from the Gulf, and the Medway was at Mexico ; the Forth, at Grenada ; the Severn, at Bermuda ; the Thames, at Trinidad ; the Tweed, at the Spanish Main ; the Reindeer, at Demerara ; and the Eagle, at St. Tho snas. Her Majesty's ships Rose, Endymion Alarm, Daring, Electra, and Vesuvius were at Vera eruz. From Jamaica papers we lean► the total loos of two English vetsels on the Grand Cayman..l, viz, the Rapid, Thomas, on the 20th June, and t'le Ocean Queen, Welsh, on the 28th July. The following particulars are given " The Rapid, Captain R. Thomas, laden with sugar, rum, wood, &e., from Port Maria, hound to London, was totally wrecked on the 23d of Juno last on S. E. point, Caymans, at 10 p.m., during very severe weather. The vessel coon after bilged. One hundred puncheons of rum and several hogsheads of sugar were SaV.A. The latter article was taken out and placed in bags, the sea being high at the time, and the boats not being large enough to hold the casks. It was with much difficulty that the crew were saved. Captain Thomas, as aeon as he and the crew arrived at Caymanas, placed them on board various vessels hour d to London. and. after settling his affairs, &c., he took his passage to Balti more in an American schooner. Captain Thomas was for several years a trader to this Wand, and was well known in this city. The vessel, we believe, was the property of Messrs. Stews's. and Westmorland. of London. "The Ocean Queen was from Black River, laden with ginger, coffee, lotrwood, an 1 fustic. She was totally wrecked on the 28th July, at four a m., on the east end of Carman's, during very severe weather. The ginger and coffee (about 90 casks of the former and 12 of the latter) were saved, along with the crew, and taken to the Cay matms, and brought up to this port in the schooner Lavinia." --- - The House of Assembly at Jamaica has been far ther prorogued to 6th Oct., by the Lieut.-Governor. The anniversary of emancipation passed off without any disturbances. The Coolies, according to the most authentic accounts, continued to afford satisfaction to their employers. Upon the subject of C ,oley labour the Jamaica press is much divided. The following is extracted from the Devatch " So far from the class of Coolie labourers being judged of by one or two ill-conducted members of it, they ought rather to be judged of by the mass of those now resident among us. In Vere we find the hill-side people labouring industriously, happy, and contented, and we find them investing their savings, to the amount of some eighty pounds at one time, in the Kingston Savings' Bank. We find them also in Vere and Clarendon supplying on such estates as have been afforded the benefit of their labour, the blank in cultivation which the August festivities have created. Tn St. Mary's, scarcely a creole labourer has vet appeared in the field ; but on those estates on which Coolies are settled, the work of the properties have gone on without intaguption. Are these, then. the people who are to be rundown day after day to suit party purposes ? So far from it, that we deem it the first duty of every friend to the country to support these people against the clamour which has been raised for party purposes against them, and we trust the time is not far dis tant when we shall find their number; trebled in our island. The Northern Railway from Montego Ray to Port Maria, Jamaica, is to be immediately carried out. ACCOUNTS from Jamaica represent commercial affairs to be embarrassed, or rather much impeded, by the continued scarcity of money and want of confidence. The exchange on London rated at 1 per cent. premium for bills at thirty days ; and for sight bills ; Commissary bills t per cent only. In the provision trade the effect was, that dealers found a great difficulty in clearing off old stocks, although the importation of foreign comestibles was and had been comparatively light, whilst of "ground provisions" the supply was esti mated at less than a six week's consumption. VRITISH and FOREIGN SHEET and HOR TICULTURAL GLASS. HILLIPS and WELCH have to announce to the Nobility and Gentry , that they have just ormeinded arrangements with J. Welch. Jun, Phillipe, and co., for the purchase of the bueiness lately carried on by two. at It penton.street, and beg to call attention to their extremely low prices for Horticultural Glass of every sleseription. PRICES OF HORTICULTURAL GLASS: wor ABOVit 40 cc. tore sr warms mon 3 Le. re 15 at. No. 13 British or Foreign sheet 13 ox. to the foot 44 . per foot n 16 16 n IP 31 21 ,„,,, 0 0 go 26 ro 0 0 32 32 „ SMALL SQUARES. race= Is 100 rt yr 1101.73, NOT PARTICULAI TO THICSICIBIL Under 3 in. by 3 in. lld. per foot. sby 3 and under 6by 4 „ 6 by 7 4 „ 9„ „ FOR GLAZING. Black Cement, as used at Chatsworth... 4c per cwt. Beet Linseed Oil Putty 10e. „ White Lead, Window Lead, Solder, &c., &c. Horticultural Glaring executed in any part of the United Kingdom. The selection of Patent Plate, Sheet, and flatted Crown Glans Pictures, nc., particularly attended to.-12, Psuitoiretrect, Haymarket. HOT-WATER APPARATUS for HEATING HORTICULTURAL BUILDINGS, DWELLING-HOUSES, elintellEX and MANUFACTORIES, upon I ant at very mod e rate charges, erected by PANM euv ali d BAILEY, 272, HOLBORN. D. and F. BAILEY having devoted much time to the consideration of this subject, and had much experience in the erection of apparatus for the above-mentioned purposes, have, by improvements suggested b itheir practice, rendered their mode of beating net only very e .eiett, but very simple, and have combined durability i n the i mp s. witb economy In the charge. They have erected apparatus in Nand, sc a ct aa d an d I r eland, for many noblemen and gentlemen, _lid have had the honour to be employed by t he Horticultural n 'ne4 of London, In executing the works of their splendid Cower. T un" erected at Chiswick. D. and F.. Bailey also construct In metal all description of Hart& L nit4rel n ._ Buildings and Sashes, and invite Noblemen, Gentlemen, and , ' , Wit, to the inspection of their various drawings and models, at 2 %, Holborn, where they have the opportunity of exhibiting monad °MI' metal workg, an extremely complete and oonvenient kitchen ,„„ 45ia tettle, or ranee, adapted for the continued su pp l y of hot water, arrangement of the oven more oornpletethan has hitherto been . •`-`4 , .t before the ile . end B Bay wepubl re ic the first to Introduce metallic curvilinear "`v.sni to horticulturists, and can refer to the conservatory attached ... the Pantheon as one of their works, besides many others in this country, end on the cent inent. D. and F. Railer have prepared a quantity of the Galvanic Pl ant e... which now ready for immediate delivery ; they beg to — '' °tice to public notice a new Trough hoe, for Orchidesentio or whi c h where vapour is constantly, oral intervals, required; and MT be seen at their manufactory. FOR TRAVELLERS ON THE CONTINENT. Now ready, In trap. Svo., price Cie., PICTURES from ITALY. By CHARLES ➢ICKENS. agent:cm—Pare. to Clwbas—Lyon, the Rhone, and the Galina Avignon—Avignon to Geltel enoa and its Neighbourhood —partnit, Modena, and Bologna—Ferran—Verona, Mantua, Milan, and the Sitapkat —Roane, Naplen, and Florence. Landon: itriclhury and Evant Whitefristra. 'ORKS by DOUGLAS JERROLD. • . in fool cap nth, price U. rd. THE CHRONICLES of CLOVERNOOR ; with some Account of the Hermit of Sellyfulle. ►n teolseep tiro, price L. PUNCH'S LETTERS to his SON. Corrected and Edited from the MSS. in the Alsatian Library. With Twenty-four Illus trations by KENNY Ml...flows. In foolscap Bro, prior 3e., TIIE STORY of a FEATHER. illustrated by Leech. Large foolscap Bvo, price 2s. 61.. PUNCH'S COMPLETE LETTER-WRITER. With Fifty Illustmtiam by KENNY MEADOW. Nice Half-a-Crown, cloth, gilt edge., MRS. CAUI)LE'S CURTAIN LECTURES, ac suffered by the late Job Caudle. A new Edition. Illustrated by Urea. Prim One Shilling. TIME WORKS WONDERS. A Comedy in Fiv• Acts, as performed at the Theatre Royal, Haymarket. The 3.11 Edition. Price One BUBBLES of the DAY. A Comedy in Five Acte, as per formed at the Theatir Royal, Covent Garden. London: Published at the " Punch" Office. 85. Fleet-street. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET A: CITY INTELLIGENCE. Quarter to TAree.—The growing complications of affairs throughout the Peninsulaare producing their natural consequences upon the stock market. Consols, which have been gradually drooping for some days put, are again lower to-day; they are now 951 to I money, and 951 to f for time, with a heavy market. The foreign market Ku sympathized fully with the home. Spanish fives have descended to 261 ts. the threes to 371 to ft deferred from 161 to 171. Po tuguese have been done at 41, Mexica n 241 to 51. Other quotation; as given in the list below are little more than nominal. The Spanish imbroglio creates a very strong excitement on the Stock Exchange, and in city circles generally. Among the Spanish mercantile class resident here, who arc almost to a man liberals, there is hut one feeling of hatred and exasperation against Louis Philippe, and it is a fact, which may be generally relied upon, as far as they are concerned, that the escape of Don Carlos the younger is viewed with every satisfaction, of which the expression is not at all repressed. It is deemed not improbable even that the Progresistas in Stain may come to some und.rstanding with him, for the prosecution of conjoint ope- rations, so far as against the common foe, France, and the detested marriage. ENGLISTI FUNDS.— , Bank Stock, 3 per Ct. Red. 3 per Cent. Console, 95j G PRICES—THREE o'Cwcx. Ditto for Acct., 951 31 per Cents, L Etehequer Bills, —s, to —s. 1 FUNDS. 1 per Cent. Grenada 13ds., 201 11 Grenada Deferred lids., S per Ct. \tette:in, 2l 51 6 per Cent. Peruvian ado., 37 9 P o r lo l l o o .e Cony. Wis., 41 3 5 per Ct. Russian Fide., 110 12 5 per Ct. Spanish 13d0., 26e I 3 per Cent. Spanish ads., 371 Spanish Deferred rids., 161 171 Spanish ParAiVe Bdx, 51 2 per Ct. Venezuela Bds., 42 4 Venezuela Deferred ads., 12 13 5 per Ct. Austrian Bds., 41 per Ct. Begun Bib., 97 9 9.1 per Cent. ditto, SS 7 5 per Ct. Brazilian Bds., 88 90 S per Cent. New Braz.Bds., 87 9 6 per Ct. Buenos Ayres Bde, 42 4 6 per Ct. Chilian Rds..lol 6 per Cent Cotumb. def. Bds., Columbian Equador Bds. 31 4 3 per Ct. Danish oth., 85 90 21 per CL Dutch lids., 591 4 per Cent. Dutch eerie, 9 60 51 Dewsbury Branches, 21s. LEEDS p. Lends Sad Bradeurd, 441 p. Leeds *Dews ~= 21p LrealeUsis j els o SI 4: 1 f!pri;i. t. El., 51e. 2:p. 000ke, 10 p Man. & Leeds Est., 1: p Boston, StansionL Ate., 11s. d liudders. and shell. G p MAX( Ea-t Tamphire. K 1 p Edinburgh awl (,la.pnv, fl Excti... and E.Nroduth, 1.35. d. 1141iDs, tt. Ma, 21 p Iludentit. J< 11.4 n. It r C, I I p. e . . 4 and Third:, 4 d Leed4, Dews., Sc Manebeder, 2j p. London and Wind.sor, 1 d. nr:BLIN, BelfiHt and Brillvmetu, 74 Cora and Ruskin, 2 Dublin and Beitaat in., 6 61 Dublin and Droiveda, 60 62 Dnothoda Thirdo, 17 171 Dubin and King-town, 176 Dundalk and Enniakillen, Great Southern be W(,4ern, 291 I Mkt. Gt. Went. Hoilwav and Royal Canal Company, 61,4 NPINTV and Emnbildllen, Ulstei, 01 Waterford and Limerick, 11 111 Waterford and Kilkenny, 4 6 Ann. Colrne. & Portr., Iln 111n.3d. lianelon & Bantry, 73.3 d., 76. 6d. ✓i C. Uown, IM. &Iraq and I tolywood, 1 I Curl: and lie.l.trney, 40., S.. Gd. Cork and Waterford, 25.:14., Cork, Black., re Pass., 125., 14. Cork, Puss., & Kinsale, 20.9 d. Cork ,% Vermor Direct, 34.9 d , Sti Dublin and Arrnuth, 7. tid., 10. Dublin& 1511.1.4 In. Exten., 21 Dob., Bel.. & Cole. In., 2.., 21.6 d. Dub. Dun.lk ltathfarnham,64. DulsLn and Enniskillen, ties., 13.35. EDINBURG] f)irect Northern, 34a. Nixthurri Newport, 47.. FAliiiburgh :mil Perth, 40s. tilaug w, Dumfries &Carlisle, 30. GLASGO I Culedrininn lixtrmirm, 3SA. Cornwall and I harm Wm:kr nd Perth, 24 Fit Indian, 11a. ad. Glognw 4. n. Termintr, Rl. 19s. Glio, lid. and Ayr, ILLIve-t, 53 p ULflipfle, 11am., and TER, %TT. 19. Man., Mid., tt rit. 3d. d. North Watea. ()Wham DiAtrietn, A p. Shrlf.tual Maw 1 (N 0.3), 3-16 4. Shrop. Union, H. ac C., t, d. S. E. tt: bur. Ilalrt", No. 4. I p Tr. Val., MW. Gd. Jo., 11-16 p We‘t ktWittg Uttiott, 2l p Sr.rr 19. - - Dublin &. Kingstown Halves, 20 Do. Quartets% 9 91 Dub., ToT., & 9&6d.,11. 3d Dublin & Sand. Atrnos., 2a9d., Ennr.h. s Sligo, 12s. Gd., ths. ed. GAN ar and Ennia, Gs. 9d. Great 31ini4er Ihdlway, 65., 10s. Gt. S. & W. Ex. fr. Mal. to Fer., 40a. Ct. S.&W. Ex.,llt. J., 105.,11a.3d. GL S.& W., & Y1t,306.,441u. Gt. S. & W. Ex from Templeut. to Nen. &shun., Pa. ed. 9a. Mid. Gt. W. Es to Eat., 13a., 20a. Irish North Midland, Its., 11e.30. Killarney Junetiona 13a. KilkerL &Gt. 5.5W.J0.,2*.6d.,30. Lim., Ennis &. Kil. Jo., 22a, 235. Lnrne, Belt. fes., Os. 6d. New., Ar.,& L0n..1n., 12s. td.,Eis. New., Warren. & Rostr. 405., 300. Do. du., 31 41 N.1tti0u6,CarL,&Ki1.J0.,34.661.35.9d. Wat. & KU. Ex. toCur., 24.9 d., as. Waterford & Tram., 2la (ML, 22a. Wexford, Carl. & Dublin J., 4s. Wear., %Vat., & Valenti.% 3a., 4s. IR, SrPr. 19. North Ilritioh, Italvvs, tln. Carlli.le, Stirling and thituterniline, I9s. I Swr 19 . and .Ardnwian, 28. r. Great Indian Penireallar. Munehester&SuuthumniUd,22,ll , l. North Itritish, Ex. to( SOn.Cod. Scottish Centr.d, New, 9.; E.& 'lover, New . No 11,(a.. Stirling and Dunfermline, l'Js. PRODUCE. MINCING-LANE, Half-poet Tao.—Refined Sugar market steady. Large public sales of British produce and foreign Sugar are athertised fur to-morrow. Cotton has been very active, a large amount of business done, at the extreme prices of last week, Oils remain steady, with a limited amount of business. Pale seal, 291., 29/. 10s. ; southern whale, from 2.3/. Lis. to 26/. ; cod, 271. 10s.; Gallipoli has advanced 421. 10.., 431.; Spanish, 401 10s. to 411.; palm, 305., 315.; Linwood, 2,15. ; rape, brown, 324., fine, 325. fid., 335. Rice steady, without alteration in price. Tallow continues very firm, particulars of which will be found in thoioubjcnnect table. PARTICULARS T 1513 i 1511 ISIS stuck this day, exits... I kliymy last week—. Ihtut from Ist June... 21421 1946 20.701 3,618 6,962 1,170 2,241 2,121 19,996 21,733 16,637 3.138 1,191 2,191 21,696 17,6.34 14,911. 11.8d41.9d 41. 3d 42,k1+2,84 43.1 6d 43a Gd 44, • .. Anis AA la*t Ditto from I,.+t PT ice Y. C. tbi. day.... Do. Town Lon - 058 21,381 4,538 23,774 C 193 l'rtec. Ault. tl. ,Aast. AOC 22. ----- SZII - -- 77 - ... ... ... ..- ... ... 45 II ... ... *** ---... :.:- ... . 45 1 45 1 1 _ .1.1 7 7 *** . . Sop . 12. 1177 • ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM TIO: 1 alb TO THE 19th s EDT. Om. F. 110141.. UM. rtr . l'l. 11. Wheat ... I 3506 7101 arley Oat H s Hour, 2073 swim, 11,773 buret.; malt, 29P4. - - GLOUCESTER, SEPT. 19.—During the week there has been a larger supply of English wheat, and holders have been compelled to submit to a decline of Is. per quarter to effect sales. In foreign the few trup.actions reported are on forme, terms. Barley in good request, at our quotations. Oats and Beans have found buyers, on former terms. At our market this day there was a brisk demand for f 'reign Wheat, which found haver., both on speculation and for consumption, at very full prices. Holders of English wer• firm, and purchases were made with difficulty at last week's rates. The new Barley does not give general satisfaction for malting ; prices are well supported. Grinding a retail sale. Oats in short supply, and held for extreme prices. Beans in quirisl for on speculation. WISBECII, SEPT. 19.—There is a good supply of Whe it here to-day, with little or any other kind of grain. The best Wheat fully maintains the paces of this day week ; other kiwis hardly good. Oats and Beans quite as dead as before. Quotations are, Wheat, old, 455. to 50s. per quarter; New, 484. to 56s ; Extra, 58s. Oats, 12d. to 13d. per stone. Beans, 40s. to 445. per quarter; old, 465., to the growers. • - I , BECII CORN RETURN ENDING SEPT. 15. — Wheat, 12,5091 qrs., at 48s. 84. per qr. Oats, 1,6191 qrs., at 22a. Id. per qr. Beans, 5101 qra., at 41s. 4d. per qr. HE'LL, SEPT. 19. —The market flat, but prices remain as before. tra N d l e A h fr a c s ti hee EnT r. E . R w , B a i e n ti e v e e, ths atiprt% muchk the trade has beer. ste ady, hut not active, at prices much the same as last quited. At to-day's market little was done be yond what was required by a steady demand for consump tion, but the last quotations are eerier tUy fully supported. Gond qualities of English and Irish Flour are very agree, and go off readily at full prices. Wheat, 1151 qrs., 445. 4d.; Barley, hi grit, 325. 4d. ; Oats, 2251 qrs., 28s. Id. ; Beans, 61 qrs., 40s. 6d NEWEaaTLE-ON-TYNE, SEPT. 19.—The harvest in this district has been brought to a most favourable conclusion, as respects condition, but in point of yield the crops generally will turn out the most unproductive we have had for many years. The trade throughout the present week has been of a much more subdued character, still, however. purchases continue to be made for Scotland of Foreign Wheat, up to 604. having been obtained for that country for fair mixed Dantric weighing 61 but made 63 lb. per bushel. With Oats, Barley, Beans, and Pease selling relatively so high, we cannot see flow the price of Whe it can he kept for any time at the present figure. Turnip. are afftw.ted, and should the disease spread, all feeding stuffs must of necessity rule high during winter. At market this morning we bad an abundant supply of Wheat from the growers, and notwithstanding the condition was short of last week, the whole met a steady sale at a reduction of Is. to 2s. per quarter; south country qualities on the contrary were held with much firmnem, and in the business effected the full rates of thia day se'nnight were realised. Foreign was held for more money, which tended to check sales The few bon 'ed samples arc withdrawn from the market. New Flour extremely scarce and much enquired for, and the first arrivals are likely to meet with hovers at 425. to 435. for choice households, up to 45v. fur whites. Of old the market is nearly cleared. On new Rye we raise our quotations 2s, per qr., but the demand is slow at that enhancement. The malting season not having commenced yet, we have little or no enquiry for malting Barley, hut grinding sorts are much in demand and much sought alter. Prime season-made Malt must he again quoted 2s. per qr. dearer, extra Chevalier being naw worth 61s. per qr. Beans and Pete unaltered. Although we had a large supply of Oats from the country, the whole met a good sale at la-t week's rates. Old foreign being now in few hands are held with much firmness ; sweet Danish is weighing 40th.. per bushel, at 245. to 2 , 55.; Wol gist, Rostock, and Stralsund, at 26.. 391 b., 'nd Hanoverian and Dutch at 275. to 295. per qr., weighing 401 b. to 421 b. per bushel respectively. The duty on Barley, Beans. and Pea., is severally 6d. per qr. lower: on other articles there is no change. In bond 16th Sept.—Wheat, 5,210; Barley, 2,408; Oats, 1,671 ; Peas, 2,876. SUNDERLAND, SEPT. 19.—The farmers to-day brought a very large supply of new Wheat to market of the PRICES CURRENT. if. -sit SCUAR, jCT Cut. West India, B.P. [KW PAID. & L d. I. .. 43 0..A4 6 Yellow wt.:Try . 45 0 ..414 0 Fate . . 49 0... 52 0 lauritiuNbrown 35 0 43 0 Yellow 43 0.. 47 0 -- Renind &Madras, b. 31 0 A 2 0 1 . 1.110 W 4:1 0 47 0 White .... .to 0. .57 0 Foreign, brown... 31 0. .43 0 Ye110w.......... . 44 0._46 0 Grey and white.. 47 0 .56 0 Refined, Ilmbro'.. 67 0 .70 0 Lumps .... 62 0...65 0 OWYCK, in Bond. West India, ordi nary ........ 35 0 . 40 0 tine .... . 70 0...100 0 Ceylon, good ordi. Fine ordinary . 0 . 4r. 0 Mite ... . . 56 0.. 90 0 Mocha, good to line 50 0.. 66 Costa Rica, ordi nary to line .. 34 0... 55 0 Sumatra and Pa dang .. COCOA. West India . 34 0... 46 0 Foreign 32 0... 35 0 TIA, at per lb. Cougou, common 0 91...0 104 Rice, at per cwt. Bengal white Cargo. 15 0. 17 0 Java ..... 13 0... 18 0 Patna 22 0 25 0 Smarm. Rum at per gall. Leeward Leland Demerara, 26 to 30 per cent. O.P. ..... 2 10 ... 3 Jamaica, 30 to 36 per cent. O.P. 3 4 ... 3 9 Favourite mulct 4 4 ... 4 IP Brandy, Ist brands 5 0 ... 11 11 FLA:, per ton. C. s. S. a. P.T.R 44 0...93 M. Petersham, 9 head 4O 0 . 0 11 Dutch and Flemish 5 5 8 Friesland Haim at per ton. Iltretersbormitani. 3o 0...31 11 atitabot half clean PAts, Rhine manta 29 10...3111 pam Manilla 23 0..17 East lolls 13 0...16 Bombs, 14 CAI ha la .18 0 Tnuaw, at per ewt. et. Palarab. nay YC 42 3 ..43 0 drat 2 4j o 0 Ti,', at per cwt. I. 9l 0..91 0; Wafts Ont. in Works 93 0... 0 0 2 4 ... 0 0 .4 10 . 5 10 Z. P e. Irm o at per tat. 9 5.. 9 10 tsars Pir, No. I . 13 0 .14 Cam) atOadiflbm. 9 0.. J 10 Swedieb ... 1112. 12 0 I E t'', at per ton. ' ' IS 15 .19 10 19 15 .19 17 BAIT Patent sYt 22 0 . 0 red or Edge Spelter Fut Zztoer 232 Imp psle ili v gald.p o 'trees 27 0 .29 brown & yellow 25 0 . 26 Sperm . . ... 77 0...79 Ilead Metier BO 0 _SO 1 Cod . Saab I Sea Olive,Gallipoli,p.ton 41 0 42 Coosa Nut . SS 0._36 11006. Baps. Pale, per tan 33 0.. 0 Unwed 25 0 . 0 Paromannis, per ewt. Butter—Cork, Into. 91 0 95 lid 90 0 91 3rd 64 0...26 Dublin, lot . Limerick, do. Carlow, lot Newry, tat Waterford Beef, India, per Prime Mena 0 0.. 0 Pork, prime mean Bacon-Pork, Lmrk 1 68 O. 7 7 Do., &treat I • Bacon, Waterford, per cwt..... I Belfast . . Lard,Belfast.prfrk 1 n 0 Waterford. do Intto Bladder .68 0 .72 Oz and Cow, at per lb. B. A. and M. Video, s. d. e. d. Z u.d 0 4 . .0 5 Brazil dry 0 ...0 Drynaltal 0 4 44..0 31 Rio, dry 0 6 Limo& Valp. dry 0 3 ...0 6 Salted dry 0 A 5 Fit India 0 1 Kim B.Ayrea, dro 07 . 11 Russia, dry 8. Amer.Rone, per hide 8 0. 18 0 Ramie, ditto Dye Wane, at per ton. 5 P. Lorwosd,lonalea... 4 3... 4 10 floadono .... 5 0... 6 0 Camparky 6 10...8 10 Faxtic, &irks 5 10...6 0 Cubs 9 0 . 9 10 NiCelllple. lege sod solid 14 0...15 0 Small ... 9 0 .10 0 Lima 13 0...16 0 Sapan .... 14 0 .17 0 Red sanders Brazil 30 0...55 0 Pig, berg..... Mitkyt, 'beet HULL, SEPT. 19.—0 f Linseed, the arrivals consist of 100 quarters from Memel, and 4,727 quarters from Arch- angel ; together, 4,827 quarters. There has been a brisk demand all the week, and the sales are at rather improved rates ; say, Petersburg, good crushing, 40s. to 41s. ; 365. to 375. Riga, 38s. 6d. to 40s. 6d. Archangel, 48s. Memel and Konigsberg, 345. to 365. per quarter. The mar ket is now very bare of seed, and further supplier are wanted, owinz to the rise in Cake and Oil increasing the consump tion. The imports to the present time, compared with the quantity to the same time last year, shew a deficiency of 82,612 quarters. Rapeseed.—None offering, the arrivals coming direct to crushers. Rape Oil meets a steady sale at the quotations. Linseed Oil has continued in good demand at unaltered rates. Olive Oil is inquired for, but by the dealers being un willing to give the advanced rates required by holders, busi ness is rather limited. Tallow has improved in value, with a fair demand. Fisk Oils.—Owing to the unfavourable reports of the Davis' Straits Fishery, holders required an advance of 30s. to 40s. per tun, which has been paid, the stock being very small. Linseed Cakes have continued free of sale ; say, Hull Notwithstanding our market woe but moderately Supplied with Oats it was found impossible to establish the most trifling advance in price. Dealers and consumers evincing the utmost reluctance to purchase any thing more than just sufficient fur their immediate wants we consequently had a dragging trade at about the rates of this day se'nnight. M'hile Boiling Peas are very *carte, and &further improve ment of 2a. has again taken place in tl sir value. Old English Beams in request, and the turn dearer ; other deser;ptions of both Beans and Peas unaltered. BRITISII. Shillings pet Quarts,. Emig and Kent lied 0; to 59 63 White .59 to 63 to el' NOI folk and Suffolk 33 to 57 61 do... 5; to 61 to 65 Tatawr. (Essex or Suffolk) 67 to 69 CanibrAprots Li/K.661W - to -- to - White - to - to - North.:mberland & Scatch do. -to -- do ... -to- to - frith do -to - do -to- to - lira, 34 to 33 BARLTV. Feeding ' .29 to 31 1.164111ing.. ...... 32 to 33 M.ilting 36 to 36 Chevalier 40 to 43 fine to 41 Irish - to - aoutets - to - AMC %%MAT M ALT 56 to 62 .. fine pale 60 to 66 (./ ... .:Tra, Eogiith Feed. 34 to 266 od...lllaek :23 to 2lis MI Ditto Polon& 26 to ^is Oa—Potato.. 27 to 2110 Od BerwiekaeddeotebFeed2l to . 2 . 6 s Od—Potato.. 29 to 300 00 lri.h Feed. . .21 to 23 to 298 Od -Mita. 29 to 24 11(1 Ditto Potato 43; art. ilia WI Pr3ta, Grey SO to SOs 00 Maple 33 to 37a 00 Sloe SS to 60 . . Imperial 60 to 61 White 44 to SO. Holler*. 5l to Sr DtLa.e.., 913..wdan. 93 to 97 nat. S 7 to 39. old 42 to 11 'farrow •9 to 40 Small 40 to 42...01d 46 to 44 TARI,., New Syrinx ..... to New Winter— to —...01d to lU:wasp, New 4O to 42 Per mt. 1 CLOVEIMZED, Red to While to - rev Mamma LIM= CAM £ll O. to Yl2 0.. _ _ ......... FLoud, Town made, delivered 44 to 51— Fine Ilouaatrlia47, to ~4M NorGil4 . 40 to It . Nortliumbertind, Lincoln. and l'oradnre FAost-i. and Iscat to Irish Shillings pry er.160.1110 Ai CI 'REIGN. Dutypard. In Bnd. WIDAT, ILintair and Konia.bera . _ 60 to 63 AM to GA .46 to Sf ; k, iind Stettin, view (0 to 63 00 to 31 ' , troth and Itratsirit Ilainburgh 36 to 341 ..4.4 to 52 ItieWun 15 to 31 to to Danube and (Mew* 4d to SI ..44 to 46 Spunii4l,llunl to Chn:Liiian - Ai tnallas GO to 63... Ityv . ......... .. It v, t'eedwir 28 to 30 Nrii . . to 4U lndian Cunt 42 to 411... to Ott., Itumion rooirrane... and titr.abdukt tiwediA and Ikun-h Frivol:mil and Dutch Ditto Drew. to 131 Tick ..... to old 42 to 44 .. to Egyptian.-- Uto 98 Tunny —to -..A to 9. A'S Grey White 44 to 48 Dollen - Tout., Old —to ........new —to --largo —to • 1), 1 4 Y flT l ' Rol& and Ru-ian Alediterranclut and (Woo . . .... 40 to 444..40. do. R.trenrto .. 33 to HI ei ...unto en, Red to —White to -p. ewt. holy In. dd. p.m-1 CAMIOI . . b',* 44 duty, per too, a'.s to L. 10.. Lisoi.o e.trous Dutch and German dont L 7 1.0. to ti Ditto French and .lincrimut ditto Li 10.. to Li 3, per 11r1. of 104111.0. Plod, Arserteun, in Bond .27as VI free 20 to 3 Dubuc and 'Limburg 22 to II Canadian (Duty 71d. tux buret) Pram* Awe —to par kraut tiO lb.. DOPE-MAL AVERM.IO2. Rye. Beaus. Peas. Aug. 8 per Ow. 13. Elie 90111. 0.1 19.1 Met. Rd 15s lld 15 . IS. 1. , Is 30.'3. ad 304 ;d ed l 6 1111 - 22 - .13.2b1 rt. satsis Odra% Ise IN. tai Vd —2l . . 17. 1.. Mc 0.1 il. 1101 ISM fid rd Sept. 5 . . les 0. %Is 10 !Is 20 .24 7d 40. 4.1 17a Id 12 . 100 0. 13. 7. M. 8.1 42, 4.1 01. lid 38. Iod 6 seeks' Agg. Aver. Cs _d I* 4d Is Id4o+ 10 117. Id ...—. on For. Grin 10, d 3o Od Is 6.1 8. Od 3. 101 tte .01 DiArruni showing the finetnatlon* in the price a Corn on tBe avera7e .r ...MM..; Rept. 12. HOPS. BOROUGH MARgrr. —Two o'clock.—Messre. Pat tenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that there at Weir tedrr Fair, on Saturday, about -1.000 poake a of new Hops were pitched, of which 2,671 were sold from SOs. to 96q. per cwt. ; the duty fur the district estimated at :6,60')/. There was a large number of buyers in attendance, and the whole might hare been sold had the planters yielded a little in price. The market here this morning is brisk, at an advan. e. Duty, 100,0001. g P. C . Nliil Ea...t Kent., from N'o:dd of Kent. So...ex, from Farnham ll oto 7 0 %Cal I kiunts V , . Old Hops CANTERBURY. SEPT. 19.—The picking has been finished in this part, the later yield somewhat exceed ing what we could state last week, though there arc general complaints that the weight is light. The duty is freely maintained at 200,0101., sonic accounts placing it still higher. MAIDIVrONE.—Picking goes on well. The quantity k equal to the planters' expectations, and the Hops are now in tine order, getting quite ripe, and exceedingly good in quality. WATERINGIWRY AND Tr,:ToN.- -Hopping above half finished. The Hum are gond in quality, but take more bushel than usual to make the weight required. aNitook.--llops going off at places ; the rte] rust is among them. IlituNctri,Ev.—Picking in full operation, and the hops arc coming hetter to the scale than those which were picked earlier. General complaint that the cr sp falls short of the estimate on the poles. The quality is good, antl planters are not dispred to submit to the present low prices. CI I AUT.—The hops hem were set at a ton an acre; they only realise 111 cwt. This is the general result below the hill. In inn.) , instances they ure going off rapidly in colour and quality. Tusnutm.E.—Pieking, generally, nearly all over the parish; greet complainta are made about the weight. ItntsNtONDEN.--llitherto, the number of bushela anticipated have been realised, hut the complaint I , general that tivy do not w:igh well, which is in a emit degree attrileitalde to the immense sire the hops have attuned. If the delicieney iu the weight is us great, and as general Lot , t iN said to be, the duty is at present no doubt very much overeat. Tierimen.—Picking is progressing, and the quan tity of 'rustic', per acre quite realise expectation, but through the uhuxuA larpcnexa of the hop they weigh light. Quality ili lint rate. CATITE. Small rico Our supply of Ile.eds is again ve7 large .av to numbers, but we noticed a deficiency in weight of meat. The very best descriptions make quite as much money, indeed 4s. 2,1. is more readily given for the best Scots, and fv. is without ditliculty obtained fur the most selling Short Horns. Second rate are rather a heavy sale, hut it is likely a clearance will be' effected. We have about 600 from the Continent, nearly 100 from Scotland, about 2,000 Lincoln* and Leiceaterv, and 1,100 from various parts of the country. Sheep arc scarce, and trade for them brisk ; the late advance in price is fully maintained, and in some instances rather exceeded. A few pens of the cle.icest Downs have made ris. 2d., aunt some of the most sizeable Long-wools nearly sa. Lamb is also quite as d. ar. We have nearly 3,030 Sheep and Lambs from Hol land and Germany. Calves are not quite so plentiful, and mere money is obtained; there are 71 from Holland. Although the number of l'igs at market is large, they are sold quite as dear as of late. (P, btotte of Kilo.) 114.-t Sent-, Iffio•forlk ....... 4n 0 to 54 2 P.e.t , liort Horn , . Se^nrol olually Brants 3 0 3 4 Cols, 44 5 4 l0•.4 Down , and lielf-breds 4 8 9 0 Lone-w 055 Ice. :au; waled quality 4 0 4 I; Lamb, 4 0 0 Iteants at market, 4 123; fteep aid Lam!" 29,320; Cawed, 170; Pig., 989.-41, West SraitlifiekL GREAT RAM S.tl.E.—The annual sale of Leicester rams at Woodfield, Gmbersley Worcestershire, took place on Sept. 19th. and was attended by • very large company of breeder , from different parts of the country. The Woodfield stock of rams has of late years become greatly in repute in consequence of the well known skill and judgment of the breeder, J. G. Wilkins, Esq. The number of lots for sale was 23, and the competition for each was very brisk. Thu first and third animal put no were sold for 11 guineas each, and the fuurth, a beautiful shear hog, fetched 20 guineas. The 61h ram fetched 16 guineas, the sixth 18 guineas, the the seventh 16 guineas, the ninth 12 guineas, and the tenth 13 guineas. The other lots fetched proportionate prices. DEMPRIE , 4, SEPT. 111.—We had to-day about 670 two and three-year-old Galloways; about 280 Galloway stirks • 9 cows of the same breed ; fully 400 Highlanders ; 14 short-harm, partly bullocks and partly quevs ; and nine Ayrshire cows and qucys, in all nearly 1,400. "There was a sufficient demand at last week's rates, and almost all were sold. SHIPPING. MAILS ARRIVED.-8 Dublin. 4 Waterford. 1 Guernsey and Jerse , . 2 French. 1 Flanders. I Holland. l West Indies. LONDON, Sept. 21. —Wind this day at noon, E., moderate breeze and fine. • Powrawovru, Sept. 19.—5. E., 20 E. to E.S.E. Arrived H.M. steamer, Scourge, from Leith. Sailed-20th, Idar, Prince Edward's Island. YORRAY, Sept. 20.—E S.E. Off—Falkland, from Africa. DARTMOUTH, Sept. 19.—E. Sailed—Pallas, New Orleans. Dear.. Sept. 19 and 20. —B.S.B.—Arrived Siberia, James' River; Pathfinder, St. John's ; from the river and sailed, Thalia, Sir Robert Peel, and Elizabeth and Henry, Hobart Town ; Symmetry, Ceylon ; Hermes, Rio ; Rockers, Demerits; Monarch, America ; William Foster, Nassau; Stadaeona, Quebec. Suunuratt - rosr, Sept. 19. Arrived —Avon (s), West Indies ; left St. Thomas's, 30th ult. JERSEY, Sept. 19.—Sailed—Ariadne, Newfoundland. NEWPORT, Sspt, 18.—Sailed—Elizabeth, Jamaica. CLYDE, Sept. 15.—Esquimaux, Demerara; William and James, Philadelphia. 17th. Robertson, Maulmein ; Adam, Carr, New York ; Mariner, Richibucto. 18th, Southamp ton, Yarmouth, U.S. PORT TALBOT, Sept. 18.—The Fidelity, in coming in yesterday evening, got ashore on the bar, and must be partly discharged before she can be Rot off. LLANNELLY, Sept. 19.—The William Watson, of New -1 castle, in leasing the harbour this morning got on shore, but has been towed off this evening's tide, and will have to discharge her cargo, having sustained considerable damage. SHIELDS.—The Ligonis, from Bremen to New York, has put in here leaky, and with pumps choked, having encoun tered a heavy gale north of Orkney. BRIDLINGTON, Sept. 18.—The brig Cuthbert Young, and Sir Robert Falkland, drove near the rocks, north of Farn borough Head, to-day, but got out to sea, after an anchor and chain, which have been landr Bramin, from Yarmouth, has arrived 0." mainmast carried away, and received proceeded northward. YARMOUTH, Sept. 19.—The Eclipse an Newport to Fisherrow, having been assisted to-day, leaky, and will be got into the he-' discharge. ••• For Saturday's Markets , I i k ' i F P 1 i 6, I ''' f I It' `1 . 1 , ii J • i i i f i 1 1 I i ' 1 , 1 ; 1 ..,. i , 1 i Ir i 1 ' t i :' i! 1 .., , 1 r g I .1., OCKS, norm oL r tam- sea, after leaving each m landed here. The d off this port, with d other damage; but se arrived here, Croft !misted into the Reads harbour next tide to . 1 0 see kat page. , 1 ..*