The Express. — London, England, 1849-04-23 00:00:00

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M.D., 1.A.Q.M./I Ire. :Carisrte--13s, to lame perilek =l l haws • slobt's rest,i eker kW, sad a elh. Mime at the laskeidoes We seel=lerillo„ Ike aer• wok deleele, eves le the meet On puha mem( et pbrileal Implesee. mad mit = n ate limerried or Mr ailmeiedl Is ass. le" kg et ella= Pataraceletwoir ; k Calmat., 147, Mew ark Maso, 4.4, West Inort; t direst trere 11021087 , 10 , drallideso z . lessat.etweit. LATEST FROM PARIS. PARIS, evionav, 4 46 P.Y. The resumption of the debate on the press was on Ihe order of the day at the National Miserably liehrday. Some amendscsats were proposed as to Is We sad distribution of political writiags, but we rejected, and the division on the " closable " of the pleat was then taken, which produced the fol bwing result : for the project, 650, and against it 79; being a majority for the government of 441. The journals this lamming report more favourably of the state of the cholera is the hospitals of Paris. Darin the last two days, instead of from 25 to 30 ernes reported on the preceding two days, the number dotal is only six in the lialpetriera which is the chief flume of the epidemic. The malady, however, is apatad to prevail to an alarming extent in the POTWOM Aft, my despatches of last evening were for- Worded, the discussion on the authorship of the pampa !Eke of a national bankrupt cy was continued with mesewhat unusual warmth. After having been much poised to name the party who had made the pror ation, M. Cloadehanz eammeneed reading an article Sus the Mottibwr. eassassaciad" Le eitoyen Fould," Ithen a voice on the exclaimed, " The name is now let out, to whisk M. Ledra Rollin added, " M. Scribe Mad sot have discovered it more dramatically," and Imes mimed eriminatioa and denial on the part at the two orProoaddivis, Oondchaux and M. held. At Isagth, M. Lam Rollin pat this quer Ike to`. L Foold : "Did you or did you act, Is the salad of M. Cloodchaux propose a enspeasion d payment fr' To which M. Focht replied, "1 &- dire that I did not." And be was immediately re- Plea to by M. Ociodehaux. who said, " I declare that he dii." This was followed by Isegtheeed szplan•- time ea either side, in which M. Goodeksax imbed the reselleetion of MM. Creek.= and Marmot, who In& asserted that, at the period alluded to, they had hued M. Ciondelmax state that such a proposition kid proceeded from M. Fould, and here the matter sited m ths breaking-up of the Assembly. To-dey IL Peed spin returns to the charge, and publishes hike Deists a =respondence between himself and ILls•Vmseat, who could, he said, confirm his is the Assembly, in which he requests 1 1 1. Betlimeat to writs the rebalance of what he semembesed es the subject, such as he bad stated II M. Cismiebsem. M. Beth:Dont, in reply, se.ys, *Ts remember what you said ((in a conversation be times them) would be impomiMe at this distance of O, e; bat what is certain is, that you had confkknoe tim same= of the onsatry, sad that you coal awed es leered all the esgegements of the state. As 1 . 1 ! )eat einveration with M. Goodeliaux, he never gift, to me of it. °online myself to stati what I )ace, that with me you bare always the Pima of the esseolidated debt as • conditios of mat as well as an inviolable duty." The leading articles of the Faris journals yesterday sePrincipally as the debate of Friday ea to the The goverment is satisfied, it would seem, 1 .7 1 th e molt, as the measure has bets puled, sals a'', caly to a modification on a minor point, by "Nligiorable majority. The ultamdemearatio and assialist prey aro emesseively ieviiated, sad =prow their intrados Ia as vary mewled terms is their of the prem. There is nothing, however, cm ager istl o: extract. % at for the department of the Baas c itinly yodel:ft an announcement that it is eit. - sesseitatod. It says : "In all the ISIOO. &NM% of Pais and the harshen the nil ergarlave melted aid have elected delegates lir Matra committee of the electiel saki. Floss 14161 of parties it becomes soso h=dy sassamo7 emits all who are in as to alearld petals, and that they &cold I:•= i the globe whit* divide th ese, sad wakes, thit ces mos sonny. The eleetoral union is eautitated to mapped the former end appeals the = Without any other intraday then to seem on an Aired bags, the electoral labs sane ell all althorn, without exception or exelmien. to eidge themselves with the else of the . loth ell - Dessother, seder the his of the constitution, medal the Weer cf eider of me repulelle. Ite lest and nest iseptetaat *et ie to provost the division of the - suffrages; to mite men of all poetise, of ail origins, cd all polities' opinions, who sincerely desire order is sesieto, the =Lotmanos of family and property. authority in the =t jt liberty without bean" pogrom without The a - 0 Oommtudestion" in the P l = r .8;A: as endow du &lir : "Several trlaving wished to make it be believed that the e l r id ereitten by the President of the Rapti& to his wean is a proof cf a serious emblem is the &mulatto famßy, we are satherised to declare that this letter was =rate, and that, althoogli it may reveal a di of opinion, it cannot leave any doubt as to the feelings of attachment which the Tluelittit entertains towards his family .° The t same *rails have also the following, seder the " Communisation i" " Several eleateral have manifested an interstice of in is' their lista Geo. i.e..r Bleafreete. IP wove of the BAtel - dee Invalid... While feshag grateful to them for this istentin. so honorable to I lan. use. them *astr s d=rl l :ros b. set ki. ilaW aeseptle t°ll4all awy candidatesbip ; his age, his past life, g fe, and the rank he hes held, all make it a law to him not to deem When be essepted the command of the Hotel des Invalides, the brother of the emperor considered that position as a retreat after his long caner, is which be wi,bes to live fee been all political agitations. devoted filthily to the duties it ingeseespon him, and the reselkethms of eery sad of family which are there coasserated." The - Mewing Miele pp in the journals the muse of which are m : utlizinehr e _l i rt. 11 has gle is a e rs anent to the e emits cad ether aseassittees insifinted wish die *set ems. It is a baggy ties le dna the Wen of the daleadme of sesisty en the day Me lean et the of The shay el Fiume ea else eaten being lardy sad sepagetirally If the • Legkiediss Amenably is imposed et sat enknoted la Ile sone *ought, the Wads width are new Wiled 0.1 be enlightened, and asiosekkal penises MN le sally ever. Uwe. nese mil :cola of Ills womb of•IO• eiesiey ally a reseenlisesse and a Isms. Is wise to osurAdbele 10 Nat emit, the copes if she visdatele press lave enested • essendlies to set with a moms wend is the &Meal Wiwi@ tibia is shoat to tau plese. The anises lige ell the moderate reasittoss of Paris and gurth a t , asps:tuts shall be soiled,' by the malted whisk will support these sandidates whose elsories pessam the had ebaseis of suseess. nese journals, in lageollic the free initiative of the departments, ear to the doselossibd ula ires, and skim fuss it a loyal eogpssellin 1 tape et order In liberty, end the sessegdisideg 41" Pi" e t il eltr i g a r kisru . ftu alVe riltiall I" l ill itre Assernilis Midweek, the winerelitieZe s l, die fkreeirs, the Onwrisr Pidands, the Dix lliewirs, the 11•Imiaeste, the Owls die TOpluremes, the Aron she vales • 1 die Ceatpapeembe Norafser • ?Anode. the Maim, ell Spiv: the Pelvic the Page, the Mime, smiths Vahan." The latter of the Benaparrist einem& semehlee at the Ginn& to the president of the repahlie, sea tesdisting the statement of hi. Napoleon barme n , EL M. n alluded to by the=:. was of War*liona. who, in his reply to the amendttee, expresso - lie - kripation at the calumny em his KM, and the tetra* to excite an unplealant bats in the mind of the President. The committee protest that, is peeping M. Jerome Bonaparte n a smodiderts for Its %rood°, they were anxious to perform their part towards the work of conciliation in parties . attached to the cause of order—not to favour the news of the ...mains. The statement made by some of the .ioarnels of M. Brisbane, the American socialist, having refused to obey the order given to his by the government to leave France, tipplers to have been unfounded. The Thatoeratique Poet:Ague states that he has embarked. The same journal states that M. Golovine, a Bunion, whose name has been frequeltly before the public, has I received an order to quit Faris within 24 hours. A lifter from Marseilles, of the 17th asst, says : 'a The military commandant has received a telegraphic' = from Paris, directing the immediate em ot the Gueswiller division es soon as the antimiaddin sent from Toulon *boxed be assembled re. The flotilla came into port yestaday, and is I =beef the frigates Albatros, Labrador,Onnoque, Colon* and the sloops Infernal, Won, and Thom The troops destined to depart have made their preparations, and, we are amend, will embark with their baggage and stores in the course of the morning. The 13th and 68th of the line, quartered in the environs, will come to keep garrison at Mar seilles. One of the two brigades of which the Goes wilier division is composed is commanded by General Moller, and the other by General Levaillant." A considerable diminution is reported in the num ber d cases of cholera. In the five principal hospitals, Hotel Then, Charitk, Fide, Bt. Louis, and Beaujon, where the avenge number war 33 daily. the number was 28 on Wednesday, and 23 on Thursday. In all the other hospitals the epidemic has shown the same deenose, so that it may now be hoped it is is the &cilia& The committee appointed to examine the credit of 500,000 b. applied for by the government to guard against the spread of the cholera, has decided in favour of granting the credit. hi. Torok in his report says : "The Mahe cholera has existed for the last six soothe he Frame. It has attacked 14 dephlillonfd, and fallen es 4,600 persons, 2,500 of whom have died. Amos get them latter many were also alined with other maladies; ia eassequenee we have to hope that the ammo of the mortality will not augment, even in the deportment', where the cholera was most in veterate. It wai far from being so in 1832; at that r ?d is al l o h n s e l e rg,o l o s O ge ' d inh i :biZts. a.P rrs a ll; that at at that time it conned its ravages for a whole year, bat, at the end of six months, it had its greatest intensity, and then declined." Sanitary measures have been prescribed by the Mi nister of Pebble lootragtioa for all the colleges in France, and more particularly for those in which there are boarders, in ceder to prevent their being invaded by the cholera, and to meet it should it make its ap pette:ire in them. Lay Usu. Sl. Ifew La 55,. ., ,; Tim Po Com. IS 2 0 ; The per Owls. SS II; 130* la" -.. : Pan, ...2i__Bsigila Itsis. 1140; --1 Ds 11141, —— ; Ds Dis'absam; Win ROW" —— : loos•••••••, 78i ; Tnalsry Nods 20 , —. Cores 2250. Mishap as WA" ile age, 23 IS ail ts ITi doh. wave. Peek col Ut 10; PM. soll loose, OD; loom mal Boom KO; • sol KandOo. Re SS; •••••sen sot WOO —; Ono* (D ), If a ; a ase3 shes me goidoses. Iladooph— —; Monk 433 36. SPAIN. Advisee from Madrid of the 17th inst. say that the queen haesloned la al. The ex- Charles Albert arrived at Comma on the even*/ the 10th. A deputation of the Turin Chamber el Deputies was on its way to wait on the ex-king with the address voted him by the &Mkt. Yam" Aram 17,-Illise per Mph. 15 ssimmt; NII UN. /144 . ONO. 1.11 1 zir ca .ar amdbd; afar Moo NI ai look ea 74=8141.414 Inikage. Oa = ' ,l l ?nem Üb e Mei ITALY. SICILY AND NAPLF.I3.—We hive mesived letters from our eonwpondsut at Naples of this 10th and 14th inst. They confirm tad give more at large math al the am we have already published, and,ia addition, names the armada of Agate. Ha gives the = s rd ri tle Iftve par Coate. at Ht. Ex change ea The gay .1 Ihes4A l of the 18th inst., says: A was received at, Palermo as theLlilicalteleek, Catubtaa that same day, that ca the might Win • the bat that Osumi hod the sky at Osumi Misrelavelst had arrived at the hoed ' al the 2nd divides Math Veep% hhd i mme diately attacked `of it. At the moment of the despatch they were fighting furiously, sad the ad- LONDON, : MONDAY, tentage was on the ids o(gite &arms. At kw ,1 sass, on the 10th, the Nmenitime bad not apparels I Adel main. maims the ennamler deal 'piece. A lathisitlis emenenee took plam at Dapani en fles,A4thas,reported f r o m etl' p err e ede . . ferried there comes The 11,1111110/ of Palermo, not desiring to retain *me Jams kindreds of permits who had forme* lima in the emirs of Naples, mat them =a merchant vessel to Trapani. On their arrival armour was cir culated that they ware traitors to the cense, and in the act of landing above 100 of them were I pitilessly =armored by the popelen, armed with musket', sabres, poignards, and all kinds of offensive weapons. The rest were only saved by ben con verld far safety to the prisons. The bodies of those who had been killed were on board a vase'', for the purpose of being taken out and thrown into the lea on the deputise* of the Teamed'. LOMBABDY.—" Letters from Milan if the 14th but,' oar the rob* "alarm that)be mares which was to be held at Verona, and the idea of which seemed to have been abandoned, will actually tans plate at Milan. Some perms pretend that it will be proposed in this congress to place the tread-duke Leopold of Toscani at the head of the Lombardo- Venetian kin SARDINIt— m -ilie Opt wi osw, of the 17th indent, states that Alessindria ii4o lie oceePied. by the Aug trim., notwithstanding the hopes that had beeri en tertained to the contrary. • . • DUCHIIO3.—The Tuscan Monitors eastionosi that a body of 2,000 mat, under General ltolowrat, had entered the tenitny Pattremoli, in the name of the Doke of Parma. - Ttm genus' has written the fol lowing letter to the Tuscan Giber in ornosandot Pentrentotie To theCommeader lithe Troop lithe Pentrincoliet ter ries:7.—TM nedetelmed eisia t at else df a began of bops. Hal sed mat Amid= wes seer Breeits, latish h digitised to envy, to the wane et tomorrow mensing, the Ponhenolese unitary is the same el hie royal te Ses the Date et Parma, beteg informed that the hid cre espWl tomesms, the messeeder stens woo= fe imbed the otagnannised ter_ hirer hasty, la virtue et 'Asthma use m, and Is gleaties that no deelsradon et wee ethic beteg the Amides moire end ether llama potters; eiherthe es meet Agrees has die osmium will be retorted to spina dag ealrelhiti 0,1111 11 0 - All offish, with a lag of trends, S st the theft= or Cha in en asowir.—Berette. April 11. elli C idai la l tp. nod Royal On. Meier estraesding Brigadier, Cower KOLOWALT. In a despatch of the 12th inst., from the Tuscan deters= of l'untremoli. addressed to Geennii, and informing him of the above event, the conduct of General d'Apice is severely censured, be having been at hareem& Sys days without tailing any !Demure s, and ultimately left the town without giving the population any prospect even of a show of defence. TUSCANY.—By a decree of the 13th, the Govern ment Commission of Florence has dismissed Oeneeel d'Apice from the service. Other decrees revoke the state of siege sad moat other acts decreed by theists government. Plea has adhered to the present go vernment. On the 14th the Grand Ducal Commission pub lished a proclamation stating the adhesions they had recetved to the authority of the Grand Duke • that the Austrians had not passed Pontremoli ; th at the ministers of the foreign powers had offered their good offleee to the government. A decree of the 13th re calls Montana from his minion to Paris and Londota. VENICE.—The prefect of Anemia published, on the 12th inst., a proclamation stating that the Pyro =Antion, which entered that fort on the 11 th, ought intelligence that the Sardinian fleet had prevented the Austrian fleet at Pinno from cow- Mg out. which it bad intended to do for the purpose of ble*athag Venice. GERMANY. FURTHER SUCCESSES OF THE HUN GARIANS. The Intelligence from Visalia Is to the 18th inst. The news from Hungary continues (says the Cologne Gaudle) to be unfavourable to the Austrian army. The remains of the corps formerly under the orders of General Mite, and which, with another detachment, both commanded by Jellaehich, defended Gran, was attaeked,by the Hungarian chief Replay. who had crossed the Danube below Pesth. The insurgents had, after making a lugs portion of the staff of the ban: prisoners, occupied firm Dembinski had passed the Danube at the head of an army numbering it is said 50,000, and had taken up a position before Buds, on the ••ht bank of the river. Windieohgritz t intrmohed in the latter town, awaited the rereforcements which were ar- T i = from all parts. Meantime, protected by Dena il the Hungarian corps ander the orders of °slam bad marched open Comm, and obliged 1 dIS Waging army to retreat before sups tier numbers. Georgey they pressed on, oe- Espied Raab and Wieselburg, and starched area Bamberg, to prevent the arrival of the rein/mar mate expected by Windischgrits. In the Banat. General Bea had given eight days to the fortresses of Tameswar and Arad, in which to make their sub simian. Such are the statements of the Cologne Gaulle. • PRUSSIA.— Our correspondent writes : BERLIN, ill SI The prelims applied to the Prussian government by Frankfort on core hand, and the Berlin Chamben on the other, to come out with a plain definitive sa -1 serer on the German question, seems on the eve of producing some result. Von Beckenrath arrived tan l this morning by a special train from Frankfort, with the mission to bring matters to an lame. The nil ' nistry, after a long conference with him, declared, through Brandenburg, in the First Chamber, that the negotiations were so MIA] ripe, that in the coarse of a few days he would be able to furnish the house with the most templets explanations. • This was what mainly weld be got by way of answer to the interpallations of Count D,yhrn and =agatonlrinie4uetted ministers OPAWt"aLNlNtietwe thete Prussian plenipotentiary at " F i r i ankfort, and the sa l ;wrir to the Austrian note of the Bth. Bergmann also wished to know what German governments had given in declarations of their views on the points raised for consideration in the circular despatch of the 3rd, and the nature of such declarations. To this Br answe red byoommunicating the aboadymi i ntr= fastoof thedBgovernments. It is repartectlimikt. en the evening of the 17th, a new note was medusa him Obsilts at Frankfort, accepting the WV" tin' gramme, commuting to the formation of a Banger stud minding Austria, and &airing a close Mere connection with such a German anion. The divided 1 state of the Austrian cabinet, whisk makes the perry of Stadion triumph to-day.and *at of his antagonists to-morrow, renders no sort of incingruity in tbe coun sels of Olmfits surprising. Clapham= mem to have given great and general tHolothemilna at Franit, by his rigid abusers to lhe rotes- , sines of Ms government after the colisedve note 1 of the 28 German stated had so ftethe faro of the question. It vas e = he should be grade sensible of the isms& ZITO ot the Pnorian policy, and the danger of sfilamiptilag to persist in it. Far that purpose Von Said= and other members of the Agh - t of the frankfort Assembly went to blahs night or two ago, in a body, determined to coavinee him of the nee's nity d a change, and to urge Ms to open the eyes of Ws government to the state of things. Camphaueen lints parry these remonstranoss with the old := oorresponding to his instriotions, but Malt he was moved to admit the force of the reason ing st his visitors, and to promise a .15: declare dee o pr :th e ejart of his governmmt. next day the promised reply from Bar that the t 'iota ell II , order to Ittr: frr s e r s agael olutions of the four The Boma Chamber did not meet . . Tli its. last WO aittiajp_the debate on the Ilighti, fiat:ably =her bees osatimed. have been theroutbk.pnrered t ankeribiTi elt*kis ' te.snve this oemstnolgool right from being by the of *la. ' le' dud t a ra l iren b el:ere Stirrer the me Celebrated Bishap and 'a student of the mime ef Breaths the ma of the burgomaster of Braitimhori. OM boo tendantod in the doe* GC . ;_ r ...... __ Ij4 v i • ,•__ -;; ZOM : rtss 23,1849. [THREEPENCE. 4'6 Lott ww; his sinewy is rid to hays been nowtsUr woozily} The man of eland was a st po litisarsa l whisk comma on the smivel of the !tblb dspatatio. ~... . r . NEWMARKET *RACES. (TRW DAY.) AO& Lest three tiles of B.C. • ,mitairtin il i r ma. siiif • •• •• •• • • UNDICAP. T.Y.C. .. ' .. 8 .. 1 1 .. 2 • DOUNRAM STAKES. Goodwood . Van Colt .. 2 SWEEPSTAKES of 40 wan 4sci. D.M. F la toj a hl • • VldvatoeilOolt .. 3 • • « $3 COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS 141014titT MAARILICI Si ciTY INTELLIGIINCIL 71vo OCioels.—Camile wedtik seesieret the di ft_ r eian aL Simdmi mi. I!!! i.Avoilla Minn Le massy ond the next menet. •1117si r luse per Caste. Bwinced are quoted at 901 to I, and the New Three-and•a*narter per Cents. at 911 Exabequer Bills me quoted at 46.. to 4 1 1 e. pm., and India Beads 87s. to 70a. pm. Bank Stock Is cleated at 199 to 4. India Stook has been more animated this ;nothing, and has breadase at 146 and 248. In the foreign securities, the only change to notice is an admits& in Mexican Bonds and Spanish Stooks. MexiOses ham been done at 28/, ex coupon. Bra silia; are mooted 78 to 80. Bosom Ayres, 38 to 40. Milian, 90 to 3. Equader, 4to 1. Spaniels Five per Cents., at 171 to 181; the Threes, at 321 to 331; the' Passive Bonds at 8 1 1 to 4. The Dutch Two-and-a- Half per Cents. at 60 to 1; and the Four per Cent,. at 77 to 8. _ _ _ There is a notice issued by the Post-office, that the Overland Mail to India, sod Marseilles. will bo de tained till Wednesday emoting, instead of leaving to morrow avowing. IZIOLDIIII lIVIDIL leek Meek. 112 4 I I% OtaLlereeLM I pee iteL lel Anne. le; # Pe ailAtli I I pee (IL Com Anna, In # =4.414. to 4LIL 1011.1141 N . • V risioh.. 1 per (IL &WPM Eat 4 . , Et): r N ,T.,....i. • .„, # el T Me .T 1 II re o rz i. Arm .. • • al,„ ( 14 1 404 4 ,-•••-••• ft: C a ba Li me 011,8.51 i lide. SO 1 1# eer et Vorli i. eide.,llll I 4 wet. Mem 04a1L.7? I Tmeralis WNW Me. 71 Si BAILWAYI3.—Tbe share market has not acquired any greater degree of activity this morning. Bat in the helium done there is a slight advance percepti ble in London and North Westerns and in Cheat Northants, the former Wag marked 133. and the latter 111. Eastern Counties are quoted In to 1. Brigivou 39 to 1, and Caledonians, 261 to 7. _lce Fres& and East Indian shares there is nothing da mmi ,ll o. jruart INNOCITIID 11 , LTOX1 1 : rounis T11111 13 1/ 1.4 4T ,... 111 LONDON. ker. Is N. Water% 131 i Ws WINO Ns., 6 N. fritill limidisb3l , 24l Do. Cbeeler isl/ 174 Do. 07674 DIM ar hmetioo, I D_•46lole, 4 I. Miles MI. & IL, 14 N. .14 1 MiNg Do. W. lea, St =War =A Wel. 19i 6 IL'Constlee, 1I 1 sailiOrlik it Do. N. Is E. 3 . Ct., £ll Ilbreve.k Ws. it, 6 E. Usleo Me*. , Iler iti =j . Ores, Platibere,A l / 44 L Do. Naves A 1 42 Great N. et Ilag. New 6111 De. lir" Owei Warr" 01 Do. Se*. Ila 4, le Lad. sad tat New ow/3 par Met. We. Ina Ondy OLDIT4, Cent-, 11 Guar. e pa Cot, 111 I Leeds mad liedir4, 101 Weer VaD4 4 per 01. Omer., 191 Leedom NA liedreratt. Si York, News., is Der., SI Loa., Idelisa.lol.oeast, I% Do. and News. EzSes i i6a Do. Pref. Oese., AS Do. (O. N. L Per.), De.nent ILOner.ll per Ct.. 016 York ead N. "Ennead, lea. NW. eat lAA. NeelbL Do. Prot, 61 Trek 11 - Do. E. a WAR. lA , 1 1 Milimbi.ls .• Weathers or Imes, 11l Do. le/. CowoL Put, 10i 1 Parte awl Zooms, In PRODUCIL—Mrscimo-imiz, Sanwa! Apo.— The palls Wes of r Estiend few to-morrow Sr. large, aaY %Mk._ 6,000 begs Beagal t ape bap Penang, smi ; and there w no Moped *a map Is parolees, by prints motniet. 2,000 bap psi ordiam7 native Ceylon are oleo advertised for seiSiersserrow, which wile give quotations for this risserip- Sac-4f* begs Saltpetre, and 3,000 begs Rice are also advertised be eale.—The Tea sale went off to-day without showing any lasts:id alteration in the prises of Friday last. —Then has not toss any general disposition to do badness to-day. TALLOW.—The market is steady this forenoon. The deliveries kat week were large, and beyond the average of the same period la former yam. The prime quoted are as follow.: Petersburg Y.C. as the mot, Mk. 9d °stoker to December delivery. Uts. 9d. Separate worm' delivery, 401.8 d. PARTICITL4III 07 TALLOW: 1647. I 114$. 11$4. lllrk ON *ay Cooks— Oilier/ lot walk leset Ist .hute .. Angel LAIN* Ist Jam ... Pries De.T T. ows ba t !nay agy*_;;;A:::: I I ' S,? _ _ MS Ms. 61. 616 9,282 1,9211 91,711 • 1,902 92,891 N. 828. OcL COALI3r-Half-pad 21st.—Batas Hartley,l4s. 61; Ineldle's Want Karam, 16e. ; Can Swag, 16d; Bad see Holley, 16a. ; West Hanky, 158. ; Wale Bad BM 'Ws lb*" 195.-116118 st narks% 67. anOr e -4LUI-LlMS—Ounar o lr liFheuvily this sorang, aad ware dilika/ty was la effect lag a eleanne of a wean wooly of Bo Wheat at our of Dtwiday kat. Per /autism Wheat thin was ; leaNn. hewn, were met seastally Wird le anon 1, inur ntes, aad ustesquadz s a s ____ mean at beim was the remit, at intim Wan llemlay ma fully so door, ai es was ales late Sal% bed aad dlitilli qalities wen WINO was trierrilawas a heavy sale u , win the Ws la lanar at the sin - Bens sad Peas realised the Winn gmetaline lad eamair. - roar dun, lstt arena pr. MOM ti tap wenn WMair,allei sad 11.4 411 to 46 so SO Biordak sod IS 4d... do—. Mto44so do 'llama Mom or OEM& ... so u oink red. -M 42 al:, 44 to II --.—.. . ..... to ST if; to ft 27 to 29 AWNS OAIN, 'Lt." Poloado ,Idop if colds 81...p0e5t0...... SS so 24e Od IWO& * SOME MI II KO 111 21 so flu Od lefir Irldd hod do lb 01.. nu— Id so 17d Od .. If to 21s Od aux .....«xto ll 16 to 30 in" wN~ to 24 tadt so 70.. 014 to !Wow ....-- 30 to $1 to U—sid to Wino ems, AlO 140. so All Os. Irst rot el moo rioon.Trosatils. dollogrod 42 to 44.-Ilaebowarlsid 33 to PI Nod* awl 11011 M.- U to $3 to 37 liortimboolnif, Moo* sod Tartish , ' to 1101.1 sal Ise . --lAA —to VOINIGN. *run 44 te 51 to 44 sal aka% 4144 to 46 old 44 to 44 .. 40...laptlost to 42 to 11•41.04 Odoos to 44 to lO 13 IT Ono, Boma &Mit FANNIES wml pow si saa, tat U hay 970 K..botiors, 26 w 2$ Tssw. Now worry wits —o L 1 :=1;17 3 riCA Ts e l. Fs summons . sea il. Isrein 9 te a $4 is as 2 8 n $4 Sews Csal.frsist .. 8 6 • 'ft. Is .1%. lamp Gizmo. sod .. Or adli Ms Am* ses Asswiess.....--- 6 W.W.I fasors. ANNAN" pw Wad 111 ts 3$ aowl .Joh i llirs;srafilU7 l • 77. 7. AZZIVAL6; Dna LOUDON 73110.2116 Ann tO and ink 206. LW. TOL Wbut Bain .............. nos I 4 I= I WU Osts 6.16$ nib ; 164 4.1 X ii it il IS to 17 14 to 10 daimons, Agee 11.-IVigi gimp attendees* at eur market is merels.., aml efismque was rates. lifsber Debts kr Whitt - semi, though bet fa imusame *abed, sad the tads* ga* wars sew , !masa at the rpotaticas thia week. Them wan kr provost is the dessad he lady, mad the pier wen a trills above hat week's . Oats were takea sparingly, *Moat may altaratled l the pima Is lad Peas were about the are as below quell, sad the emeemi el trummethess wee unimportant Wheel. It.. Bar. by, 2fis 255. Oats, 160. to 225. Beam, NM to It.. Pea, 311. to KM per qr. Armustrao, Ape 21 —We had s• Ida allesdesee at thie da 's mar ket, and prime barely meletdoed lest week's . B. 111. to 131. 10a. per 1441. Daisy, 265. to Ilk. per qr. Beaus, 235. to 301. Peas, 345. to 40s. Oats, 17s. to - Ne. BMW, April 21.—Oar merest was dell at the prim' of this day week. Wisest, 411.. to 525. Bailey, malting, 30.„ to 34.. 1 grinding; elm to UM Oat., white, WA. SM.; black, 116. te SU. Sume.dea to 44.. Pees, 40s. to 41s. Biamumo, Ape ll.—Oar musket was wee essaplied with What, sad ma i 1 424244244a2k1 Pin at about Is. was •b -tidal& 'kale was held he Men wary. Oats, Beam, sad Peas, damp peeldelpate fa the Muumuu/halm ankles sad the Indelitlhuk b esedied to aeosedtoas buyers. Wheat made h .em Web. It. Beams, lie. to 21s. Pees, .124. 22r. Ind ofd bear& Barley, isseiga, 235. to 24r. • Ilk. to Ids. Oat, 16a 255. . • _ liaawtqa, Abe 21.—Oar barbel today was well sup plied wie arab. awl we quote Wheat Is. to b. M. pet qt. Webb. Oida la. higher, Barley bias blab week. Barron. April 21.—Ovriag to the dull asonata beta iblek-bae, we hay. had a slow bade is Wheat today, at 'IL to la. daeltae. Veal Mw Oats, sad seeroely any Beau is . Wheat, Beam, red, 42532 a.. to 47a.;.; white, KO. Oar, 13a. te ilk Oh to Castalowaa, Aral 21.—We had a onelarate map * at all iota at this day's market, aad price. were Is. pas l i r"histste for Wheat and Barley, sad boa ls. is b. for Wheat, red, 465. to 495. • whits, 60s. b 51s. Bra ley, 29a. in sac Beans, to re!:. Oat,, leg. to 29a. CAMTMORY, April 21.-We had a very, dell matet,but prices about the some. Wheat, white, ale.to 63u ; hewn, 111. is 46x. Bosky, 260. to 2k Oats, 16.. to lb. Old 8e..., 22.. to 381.; sew, 24a. to 265. Peas, 28.. to 31s. Cutuata, Anil 21.-We had rather a small supply of Wheat at market this wends& which realised ei ad nue °fad. to Is. pm bushel on last lash's rates. Barley ind Oats were an army ; the former soli at an M imeo et per boa{ has the *toe *on WY .0 1 huge *ma histmeek's pet... "him sew waheM,' 20.. to 22s ~ • red, new and .14,19 a to 20s. 61. Bailey, new ead old, 10a. to Ile. 6d. Oate, potato, 6s. to 7.. gil. ; commas, tie. 6d. to fle. Peau 1 le. to Its. Floor, per stow, Is. 101. to 2., 24. Daniel, 1..64. Eyeing, ls. 2d. Ber lina/W.ls. 241. Ofinatoroiet. Apra 20.-We had a fair "apply of Wheat this day, and pries wen about 2s. per qr. ki&e: then lut week ; bat the leads was slow at the advance. There was no alteration in spring C 0... COLOR/ITS/4 April 21.--Tke supply . of Wheat is very, moderate. Faunas gaud very high pewee, which checked benem, and but little has beset Sc.. to-day. Fine reds sosile46l., sad seen 47e. ; whites, as high a. 69x. Barley emu to be exhausted, sad scarcely a sample of Besse or Pees ea abr. GLOWCWITI: e ra 21.-At ear mutat this day then was a better sis yof Rabb Wheat, which was take. rgaysebeyt at lea week's prices. In foreign bet ions were reported. Barley and Beans each find barn at former rides. Oats in good demand, at on einem of ed. per qr. The tallied'sg are the present quotations: Isaiah, white, per imp. bash., 6s. to 6e..6d. • red , lea 6d. to 6.. 3d.; Dania, white, Osamu, per 4801he...8s 31. to 6..6d.• Petah, Pomeranian, sad Stettin, fie. b. to 6..9d. ; Odessa, Marianopoli, soft, b. 3d. to 6s. 6d. ; Odessa, Taganrog, bard, nominal, 4.. N. to fre.od. Italia, ILS, grinding, w 3921 b.„ 2b. to 245. • malting, per . gr., 26.. to 27e. ; Irish, grinding, 23:. to 24.. b. ; ting, 261. to 265. foreign in c e ding, 23.. to 24e. On.; imiting,27s. to 295. Beans, Eng • r imp. bash, 4e. to 41. gd.; foreign, =las Per i lbs., b. 6d. to 3.. ed. ; French, Dutch, tick, as. 84. to 4c cod.• Irish, 3.. mi. to 4s. Ott. Oats, per 312 lb., Li merick, Wexford. tad Ranisooethy, white, 19s. 01. to 90e.; Cork, Waterford, and Tomball,lBs. Tomball, 18s. bd. to 19 .. i Welsh, black, 17s. tc. 17s. 6d. ; lash, oar3Pliss.,l6s. W. te. 17s. Peas, grey ead winder., Emilia, per fillillea, 3.. 4d. to 3.. 9d.; fussy, 3e. 4d. to U. 6d. roar, best seetads, English, per sack, 365. to 365. Liaised Cake, Freon, 7t. MIL per toe. Import. of the week ending Apra 20 : Wheat, foreign, 786 ; Oats, bah, 477 i Bow, 8 7. GUILDFORD, April 21.-Our "apply of Wheat today was rather large, but the demand was very inactive, and fa sow imanen the trade was mealy so good .as last week, although superfine qualifies brought a tinging Meanie. Best White, 60.. • red, 60s. ; *thee sorts, 40., to 48e. A fair clearance was m ad.. Hannon, April 21.-There was a good attendance at this day's market, and prices as follow : Wheat, per 621 b., cid, ge. to 6.. fld. ; new, fie. 64. to fir. Barley, per bushel, 3s. 6d. to 3.. 10d. • Bien, 4.. b. to 6.. 4d.; Peas, fie. to fie. 64. ; white boars, ge. to & Bd. Oats, 2a. Bd. to b. 6d. Herrman, April 20.-Oar trade for Wheat and Barley was quits as dear ; in scene betimes more mosey was mad* for 'Wboat. White Wheat, 60.. to fas.; red, 44e. to 49.. Malting Barley, 26.. to 345. KIUIDLI., April 21.-At oar mullet this mamba we had a eery small show of both Wheat sad Oat., which sold briskly at loot week's prises. Wheat, per hoed at 20 stem, 27e. to 32a. Barley, per bushel of llet. tilb , Ils. to 12e. ; fine geed, 13a. Oats, per stone, 10d. to 18d. amerisea hostel Fiera, 26., to 25.. Lutmeras, April 21.-At our market this morning there was only a small show of all grain. Wheat eau a dull male, and prices declined fid. to la. per 2801 b.. Oatmeal without change. Beans in good demand, at late rates. Whut, 295. to 32a. per 2801ba. Bean, 18.. to 20.. Oatmeal, per 240ibe., 26.. 6d. to 265. MAWCURSTIR, April 21.-We have bad a steady Weber during the week at fall , and for some artistes, rather isa proreg prices. At Wakefield yesterday WHY Mums was naiad upon Wheat, whilst at Liverpool, margined as that market Is by the stock of Americas Fins, the prises of the early part of the week far Wheat and Floor were net supported. This has its effect upon us today, and whilst Wheat cannot be bought so low as last week by abopt 24. per bushel, it is difilcalt to realise any advance upon Flour. °striate 2d. per bushel, Oatmeal la per toed, Egyptian Beans le. to 25., and Indian Cora ls. per qr. higher. Other articles steady, at late prime. The present quotations: Wheat, per bushel of 70165., English, whit., 7.. 24. to 7a. &I. ; red, 6s. Bd. to 71. 2d.; foreign, free, red, 6a. 4d. to 7s. 24. ; white, 7e. 24. to 7s. Sd. Barley, grinding, per bushel of 601 b.„ 31. gad. to 3s. 9d. Oats, per bush of 41516, English , Scotch, and fins Irish, b. 10d. to 3e. ; Irish kiln-dried runs, b. 84. to b. 9i. Beane, per qr. of 604 lbe., English, small 31.. to 33.. od. ; tick, 29e. to 31.. Mat, per 6 ha/Oda bushels, fine, 41.. to 42a.; seconds, 40s. to 41e. P 4114, per imp. bushel., whit* and blue boilers, 30s. to 34.. Firm, per sack of 2801 b a., English and Irish, fine, 33.. Od. to 34e.: superfine, 16s. to 365. • extra, 375. Oel. to 381. Oatmeal, per et 240 lbs., Bailin and Irish, 245. 64. to 26., 04. Nnwcaarteos.TTNl, April 21.-The weather this week has been unusually severe, partaking quite of a wintry cha racter. Scarcely a day has passed over without snow, which, being generally succeeded by stuns frosts at sight, must have been very prejudicial to vegetation. Much &mum has characterised be trade daring dm peeing week (with the exception of Malt) ; Wheat, Flour, and other articles have be in favour, at slightly enh anced rates. Potatoes are =scarce and dear, which Manna:es sum toed to the ainsurapaint of all breed-stufb, bat we think there is no article more likely to be influsand than boiling Pen, in which some move may shortly be expeettfi. Pon toss today commanded 18.. to 21e. per load el ID ass. At oar market this moraing we had • wisp bey &Mina of Wheat from the growers, and the miedidea beteg be themost part inferior, the trade in oossequeses lest that ehadnity that , wet apparent during the week, and to abet sales if sue Mbar easier rates bad td be submitted to, bat as ebbe ar dry, whether of English or foreign was WI telly as high, holden in the present mended state of poiltisal sante, abroad, being unwilling to mate any ase emolos. Una Flair we raise our mouth:as Ia per mash, sad our market is hare of choice marks. Malting and ether *damning of Barley were in fair request, and fully ens• talon their value. Melt dell, but not elseipar. Besse dal Psis Wen each held for an eahancemateit b. pow., which tended to check business. Notwithstanding a large sepply of Oats from the greweruseles were most m t p eeed oce e s ! the fall rates of this day Waugh,. Commas him 371 b. to 381 b. per bushel, bet weathered, may as er sae &Assn, 64 18.. 116 IRa per . rf.A. callable for mealhg, at 20 .. to 21..., weighing II Vb. p r by laL. NNWPOWT (Ism or Wiotte), April 21.-AS GM mobst this day there was a good supply of all kinds of yob, wine sold at Mont last week's prior. Wheat sad fines 71. le 121. per load. Barley, 235. to 265. Oate,l7s. to 21s. Been, 325. to 36.. per qr. Nomura, April 21.-We had a good sup ply of Whoa at our market today by the growers, arid ruled re tz: ho e p l a i r e Z a lßOWl than last wale, but the prices mla, and no groat amount o Imams bras been &se. The quality is improved full lib. par bend. Reedy offering at 2a per qr. higher rates, without laaing to bast nem, and though the Baltic ports are under embargo, yet nearal vessels an permitted to trade till the 30th inst., mad it ii tally expected the time will be prolonged liellat, end should peace be concluded between the two 40s. per qr. is expected to be the average. Floor moved slowly at 32a. per sack. Barley trade is wry slab, at lab Oat', iiim, and Pam firm. Wheat, whits, ilb. lo a mn ia qr. ; red, 45e. to 48e., Barley, 26.. 'to Us. EMI" 325. to 36c Peas, 80s. to 345. Oats, les. to 92a Iforrniturau, April 21.-The abeam et gads la ear leading markets probes connapooliog elfeetalteru aad all made. in the urn trade are held for ber nisei Wheats may be quoted fall le. t, 2.. per qr. for, good =al in a few betimes even mere than that; still done is not extensive, end many of the seampies awing 'an withdraw& Fall prices are paid far Bash% both kr melting and sad Oats end - Bens sea wily sold at artr ag rates. P /rat, red, 494. to lib i whine nu Barley, scatting, 32e. to 33e. • irritable 21r' to 2 as• Oals, lb. is b e. Beam Its. to 36 5 . r, - fat, Apoll 91.-We have a • =la= 'Most mill if spring Vida ben illa is • ready sae at LW nes. tather deasen .Oda mut Bine Silly minas bar Wheat, ant, 40e. to 41e.; ins, 464.1 e 4111. . Bw9oo. to Ns. ;, Ise, 31.. Osnotper, 14s. tetlfie.; t ioNlio. Bea M -new, Ms. to 301. ; ad, 36.. to ores. April 21.-There was a pliatital sap' a l. Wheat st our starlet io-day, but the advaesed rates ennewhot necked and maples welogibm data by oar milieu at les=rates. The wade for elber grab remains unaltered. Wheat, white, 91 to 101.; led, 91. to 111, per lead. Beeley, *aides, Sill. ill 265. per v.; grind- 26,913 1,312 90,137 269 106,947 41 Od. lug, 22a. to 24e. Oats, 18.. to 20.. Bess, 38e. to 465. Pau, MS to 40e. Faunae, April 21.-Several vomit have worked up from Inlaid this week. The Seers= feeling in the Corn trade which we had occesion to note lam weak gontinned 'l3 Thursday, and on most articles a furthe r edema was ' orab li shed. We had lather more English Wheat offering at our Corn Zaehance to day than last Saturday, tut it met a dueging rale at that day's currency, and several perish were left =sold. Irish, es well es =mien, though hue Medeer, remained steady is value. Ft ur the turn Oats k request, end 2d. per bushel dearer. On- Mel moves steadily to consumers at an imprimis= of is. to Is. 6d. per lead. Other =ides without change. AYDIN*, April 21.-We bad rather a better supply of Whoa{ kooky, u MIMI' quality end quantity, but in only a ilkehmess was la per qr. more money given. Every to trig earn is lookieg up, and tie supplies are at 'April 21.-Our market this day was well with Ihmat ia which made fast mb.to ke per qr. more' ' last week, t the trade was slow at the advance. Barley in good demand, at late rates. Oats le. per qr. dearer, and the supply small. Weanneereit, April 21.-There was a short supply of Wheat, and =hosed terms were seined for this grail, which dealers refused to submit to ; ocieseouently the trade ruled doll, without' an advance. Some inferior samples of new Wheat were dispel= of at the unseal law price of 14.. a 'sack. The bat samples of Barley were in request, and n considerable amount of businem was dose, at prier. a trifle above lest week's currency. The demand for Oats was in active, at late quotations. Some tine samples of Beans sold at en advaace of kper qr.. The trareuettona in Peas are unworthy of note. What, sew, 28s. to 62e.; old, 40s. to 625. Barley, 245. to 345. Oats, 18 8 . to 24 5. Beans, 38s. to 48e. Pees, 38s. to 60m per qr. Wrstowesean, April 21.-There was a Teter full attend ees*, with a large supply of grain. The market presented fin animated appearance, and the sales prowled briskly et an =saes of le. per qr. Holders of Barley manifested mai image, and last wok's prime were well realasined; but we easmet weds meek improvement in the demand. A &a ble firmosse to that of Barley was estoblished to the price of Oats, but the demised was not increased. Beans and Pose weed of eleaddy, without alteration in price. Flour wee le. pro week higher. Wheat, 81. to 131 per load. Barley, 225. te 3k. Oate,l7e. to 22r. Beans, 30e. to 311 s. Pea, 32e. to 40.. per qr. Flow, 37.. per seek. Wanaca, Apra 21.-The weather conlinues remarkably sold, sad is less vegetation very backward. We are wall , =WI= Wheat today, and the demand is good far all at Is peg qv. emir lest week's prior.. Oats mad Buss is only moderate supply, and lam rates fully =tin foils& Wheat, white, 445. to 48a. per qr.; extra, SOL • red, 43a. W. 469.; extra, 47.. Oats, 84d. to 9d. per stove. Beans, •14,, Wis. to 34.. per qr.; new, 28s, to 30e. Woncesone April 21.-At this day's market there was me Stringed supply of Wheat from the term re, and the teak els= dull, at a rise of le. per qr. en English, and Is. on rows. Barley held for higher rates, which caused OURS to be very limited. Oats sold freely, at an improve mist of 6d. to 1.. per qr. Beans realised a 811111117 advance. Peas, 2e. per qr. dearer, tut a good deal inquired for. Yana, April 21. -We have a good attendance of farmers at ear market this day, sad more Wheat showing than for .tea weeks pest. Although the gro sets are &Mu= more maw the millers have been cautious buyers, and last week's pekes have bees fully maintained, but advanced prices bus not been given. In other articles no alteration. Prices: Wheat, white, per imp. qr., 475. to 61s. ; red, 444. to 465. Barley, malting, 28s. to 31s ; grinding, 241. to 26e. Beans, 27e. to 29e. Malt, 68s. to 61s. Oats, tled.to 9d. per state el 141bs. Flour, 34e. per seek of Mao. DUBLIN, April 20.-On the opening of business this day higher prices were generally demanded, which tended to cheek sales. An advance was, however, realised on mot articles, and we increase our quotations Once Tuesday, 6d. en Wheat, and 3d. per barrel on Oats, 61. per ton on Oat. meal, and Is. to 2e. per qr. on ledian Corn. The gals. of Flour during the week have been very large, at a slight im provement OIL the terms. The pretest prices: Wheat, white. Ilk. to 275. 6d. ; red, 235. to 265. OJ. per 29005. Oats, 11.. Od. to 12a. 9d. per 19611.. Barley, 14s. to 18e. per 22416 e. Oat meal, 12.. Od. to 13s. Od. per cwt. Flour, second', 13s. Bd. to lie kl. per cwt. Indian Corn, 335. to 375. per 4801= Conn, April 20.-Our receipts of grain are small, and ex de so little attention as to make quotations eltogethet anginal. In prepared Wheat (Irian) we have little or, smithies doing. In foreign also but little business has hiss, transacted, but prices have advanced Is. per b inel. We havers' Barley offering. Block Oats have been in demand, at& some panels have changed hands at an advance of 64. to 9d4 per . barrel. The Flour trade at length exbietta symptoms of revival. We have had • brisk demand for the article, and a, decidedly improved feeling in the trade during the week. Flee Flours, which exhibit en upward tendency, have sold more freely, end for coarse descriptions we experience/ a brisk demand et full prices. Alt iether, the aspect of the market warrants us in believing that we are on the eve of a brisker trade in this, as well as all other descriptions of Breadstuff+. A large trade has been done in Indian Can et an advance of hilly 7s. ad. per ton, 81. 10e. being the asking price of prime Galati, 81.6.., and, in same instances, hi. 7s. 64. having been obtained fur the article. Indian keel has mat a freer sale at a similar improvement. Stocks of both these articles are rapidly running down, and should the supplies continue light as at present, the value of both, as well as of emote Flours, would be enhanced materially. Wheat, red, per 20 stone,2o*. 6d. to 225. ad. Barley, per 16 stone, Be. 6d. to las. 6d. Oats, per 14 stone, 10e. to 13s. Limilden, April 21.-The weather for the week has been very variable ; strong winds, hail showers, and a heavy fall et snow. The supplies of grain from oar farmers ars so mai, we can only quote priCIS as nominal. The trade in Indian Coln has ken very active, and with liberal sales an Improvement in prices of 6e. to 10e. per ton on all kinds. In Indian Meal and other articles of food the game activity pre. veils. Pretest prices: Wheat, red, 164. ; white, 17d. Oats, 9d. to 10d. Barley, 11d. to 12d. per stoe. Galan Indian Corn, 81. las. to 81. 17s. 64. per ton ; Dm= and Salonica, 81. to 81. 10s. ; yellow Ame. lean, 81. to 81. ICe. ; white, 81. to 81. 6.. Oatmeal, 121. Byemeal, 81. 10s. Barleymeal, M. 10s. Indian Meal, 91. to 91. 104. Irish Flour, 3 . 2.. per big; American, 275. per barrel. W4lll3lolin, April 21.-Our arrival of foreign grain sine. this day se'nnight consists et but ono ono of Whoa, The improved tone noted in our market on Saturday last has continued throughout the week, and a fair =eines has been, trammed in most articles, at enhanced rates. Fur Wheat we have had a good inquiry, but holders refusing to sell, except at an advance of Gd. to 91. per barrel, mitens hove confined their operations to the supply of immediate wants. Indian Corn : The demand ill through the week has bleat steady, at folly le. 6d. to 2s. per band over the money of Saturday last. Bliley end Oats must each be noted dearer by 6d. per barrel. No change has taken place in the value of Flour. The following are the present prices : - Untried Wheat, millers', per 20 stone, 22a. 04. to 235. 6d. ; shipping, 20s. to 110.. 6d. Barley, malting, per 16 stone, 15s. Od. to 165. 6d. ; winding, lls. 6d. to 13 4 Oste, white, per 14 stone, 9s. to 19e. Od.; Week, 94.6 d. talk Dried and foreign : IrishW beet, millers ', per 20 et., 24e, ad. to 251.61.; =pp= 22e. Od. to Me. ; Polish Odessa, 244.6 d. to 265. 6d.; P white, 26.. 6d. to 16.. 64.; red, 26e. to 26e.: Barley, vindisg, pm. 16 et., 12s. fol. to 14s. Oats, white, per 14 st., 10.. tee Ils. Od. ; black, 9.. sa. to 10s. 3d. Flour, superfine, per suit; 345. Od. to 365. Od. • 'sonde, 30a. to 31s. ; thuds, 27e. to 28s. i fourths, 21s. to 2 45. Indian Corn, Danube, per 20 stone. 21s. 04. to 22.. Od.; American, yellow and red, 20e. Od. to 21e od, ; Bata= and Portujaess, white, 19s. to 20.. 04. ; damaged, for cattle, 13s. to 15m. Indian Corn Meal, per cwt., ils. Od. to 9s. 3.1. Oatmeal, 11•134. to lls. 9d. Brun, per Sons, 3e. to 3.. 64. E.IIIO•LDT, April 21.-We have had a week of very *old weether, with trot during night; on Tuesday morning it was es intense as it has been during the =Wet. The young Wheats do not look so well es they did a month ago ; the braid of Beans has suffered a little, but fine weathu would recover them. At our country markets this week we had lot grain offering than last week; and as both merchants; and millers were anxious buyers, =advance of fully Is, per, qr was pal es all kinds of rain. Here to day we had fen narks of all kinds of gram; sales generally quick, et an advance of N. to Is. per qr. on list week's rates Wheat; 41s. to 495. per qr. Berkey, 235. to 28s. Gd. Oats, 17s. to' 20s. 64. Oatmeal, per bag of 28011,., 265. to 264.64. Dinette, April 17.-Four British oseels have been. ' chartered for London se follows,sines my Met : -900 qrs. at Cis. ; 660 at 6s. 3 d . ; 1 , 100 at 6s. 4d. ; 1,300 at 6s. Some new reshapes seen to be the ooftquence of these intended shipments, sales having been made of about MSSts of wheat. Fine sized, 61 to 621 b. at 38e. 64. • mixed at 37,.; andone lot of fine 621 b., blab mixed inland', at 41s. Bd. • 600 lasts more of Lower Fedi= Wheat have posed our goners, but now of former oriole have as yet appeared in the enerlost, owing se she hod wreaker we have hod lately, tending to auk all pameallinge for bringing the psis Weesolities No Danish Meeks& owed km as yet enema Is sight,thengit this masks two other see* • a elegised as appecothingiemeef whim' Mahe= four week at ea from Swinemunde, without sodas a Danish mike= Our trade lies applied to government to the offset of issiding the attention of the Del saithemador to the Daside 'desk. ration of blockade whitest eseedsies it de flub it ear pelt, with the view of cawing rensonstionee, and obtaida m tr y allowance for British vessels to visit our ports ;Let under blockade. - POTATOES.- SOlTTlitrail, WATIMADE, April 23.-We have had many fresh arrivals since our LS report from Yorkshire, Seotland, and the Continent, all of which have met a ready sale, which can only he at rib s S the very mild weather, as the supply wee lug* e time of year. To-day the weather is muck milder, sad will effect the demand casidenbly. The following are this day's quo tations :-York Begente, 130 s. to 180 e.; Scotch, 120.. to isse.,Wll4°:HOthigols;t4mcdPfiCu'l.l:°sto. Inoitts.urliDnukotz2°l3°ll;l:fiemiainineieVnuligian.-ta:reh'Mlosretit:h.tot:PwedilaittendenltLiFprenchatati CATTLE, alto. - BWITEPIRLD, Two o'Clock. -. We have ea extesordinere supply of Beasts, both with. le spot to numbers and quality. Al rased= of pries is in con sequels, submitted to, and 3s. 61. must be cosideired an en trees quotation fee the smaller kinds daces Seib, the ma jority of thesupply being heavy Beasts. The nemberellibiesp fs aho larger, sad dim:demand sty kilted. Task is view, and Isis,* see about U. per MS. lower., The weaker having bun so unfavourable during the week. Limb is not mailbag so well. Trade is pretty steady for Calves and Pigs. 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