The Express. — London, England, 1846-10-20 00:00:00

, / N e w London Evening Paper, price Threepence, THE EXPRESS Doan e, in addition to t he news in the Morning r& SUMMARY of the ROME and POREION I LIO ENCE which may arrive on the da y . IgfEL THE EXP RESS as the bend& of the foreign r and ,:0r,,,70,4,..,..„trt1.:Yucia-- inspi red REPORTS of il the MONEY, At, PRODUCE, CORN, CATTLE, and MA RKETS are the marking feature. & f ry respectable news-agent will traamedt THE KESS, on receiving a Poet -office ordered the rate 19 .. ad. per quarter ; but should any dhileiditeriee, ere requested to remit a Post-ofilee &dist isr wee d, pait don. a to Mr. HENRY WALLIRIDOE, Fl e et•Nteeto i br adrertimmetits and commanications, U.Ws, and 90, Fleet-street. London. in emit* ••abcz ni enitsfiltaoo jam and m at 100 pia &Woods, THE VEGETABLE KING D 0 MA or, an, STRUCTURE, CLASSIFICATION, and 171E8 se JOHNPLN netrated apon tho Huard spaton. .. UNDLEY , , Ph. D., FAA, pall LS., Pr of io tits Wonky of Looks, ard In liko dlopi Instltailoa of Britain. "No Track non haperlant In St anginal In infon7 hol oler Wand; ds ta the medulla sot km* or dy le wows la Immo am at ail tabossillsa. •l --Loadan Amami cd noway, Ida. it “ We man any made Oat di am ilea a vast quantity of Banter and moist is may thaw af peraoos, tomed non so llin tirn i a ls k larananandsfs, Ita Alias yl ocErsl7 end =dial . 11 QU ritpress No. 43.3 LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, OCT. 20, 1846. [3d. t neater amount of heritages bas bees heemleil the closing meeting at Dudley on Saturday evening; me do we think this a circumstance at all indicating any uneatiactory state of the market, acme paaied as it wee by the easy and eithaseteey eseasigeniset at all the transactions then entered bast hut away the remit of • superabundance of orders =Milryea the araalseturers' books, and a legi eiMitien ea the pert of those who ere fondly talk* Ali higher Oen. From the most emirate information to A hich we have access, the best cold-blast melting pigs, No. 1, are realising upon an average BE 16a. ; and are exceedingly scarce in the market, as are No. 2 of the same description at 6s. less. The same quality,ef pigs fm forge purposes may also be quoted at 51. 6a. on the average. This article is growing quite antiquated, and bide fair shortly to become a thing of - by-gone times, while it is being superseded by she produce of furnaces where one or more bot-our twyres are introduced, and which ;s now fetching about 51. per ton. As for the hot-air, rt* ryml North Staffordshire mine, and cinder pigs, they take their appropriate gradations in the downward wale, the, lowest price at which we have heard of a Bile of this amalgamation metal being 41. 3s. 4d. In manufisctured iron we still find merchant bars have been bought a shade under 101.; as also mils, which being generally purchased in large quantities. bear a lower proportionate price than other sorts of iron. Hoops at about 111. 10s. ' and sheets and plats from 121. to 131. ; and lastly, nail rods, to which formerly a very considerable portion of the iron mansifactase in this dis trict was appropriated, will be found to average 91. las. Considerable parcels of these are yet in the hands of specu lators, but the warehouses of the nail-masters are fir from that state which would by medical men be designated re pletion. The same remark will also apply to most other descriptions of iron and steel, the stocks in the hands of the manufacturers of hardware articles of every description being very light. With respect to Welch and Scotch iron, the difference of price between that and Staffordshire is at present so inconsiderable that but a small quantity of either finds its way into this market; and the Shropshire remains exactly at former quotations. We are sorry to hear that an absurd attempt is being made in some localities to excite the col:iem and furnace-men to demand an advance of wage?. —Aria's Birmingham Gazette. skims. Boma, 470. to 140. pot 38 stoma. Flour, super., 48s. to 51s. ; ditto, fin*, 455. to 48e. per 20 stones. NORTHAMPTON. OCT. 17.—The supply wag mode- ree of all kinds of Grain, and Wheat met with a ready sale at the prices of loot week. Barley may be quoted at an advance of ls. to 2s. nu quarter. A better show of both old and new Beans, which sold at a decline at le, per quarter. Peas as before. PETERBOROUGH, °Cr. 17.--Good Wheat fully maintains its price. Barley rather dearer. Oats and Beans 6d. to 11. per quarter dearer. - - PRESTON, OCT. 17.—There was a very large sup ply of English Wheat at this day's market. At tpening, the demand was languid, and a reduction of Is. per windle was submitted to, hut towards the close, salts were more readily effected, at about last week's rates. Irish starer, and find samples fetched 6d. per windle advance. Bask Flour is much inquired for, but there is sca: rely any offering: Ameri .:anmore-tieught- atter, and choice brands 6d. per barrel higher. We are still without Burley, and it is daily inquired for. Beans as last week. Oats are full Id. per bushel dearer for new. Ir :c a m ad kaiYdz at avdakar s a i M i lr em aim=rl Irak* wear ea argot sad inns. Nvbft•i"-- WORKS D by ORR & CO. r. Loudon. the following morning, which came as bright and beautiful sea July day of our owe favoured island. At six a.m.. Capt. 'Leninists= on board to receive orders, and at seven he left, with a summons to the military commandant of Monterey to surrender the place forthwith to the arms of the United States, and also a similar summons to the mili tary governor for the surrender of all California. At nine, a.m., of the 7th July, the expedition started from the Savannah, composed of the boats of the Savannah, Levant, and Cyane. and landed without opposition at the mole. The torten were then marched up a short distance to the Custom. House, where a concourse of the inhabitants were assembled. Here the marines and men were halted, and the proclamation read t the multitude by Rodman M. Price, Esq., purser of the Cyane, in a loud and distinct manner, which was received with three hearty cheers by those present. The flag of the United States was then hoisted by acting Lieut. Edward Higgins, immediately after which a salute of 21 mans was fired by the Savannah and Cyane. The Custom House was then turned into a barrack for the United States forms, and everything settled down quietly. Communications were immediately dispatched to Com mander Yeatgomery, of the Portsmouth, at St. Fraucisoo, at which place, sad at Zanonia, the United States flag was hoisted ea the looming of the 9th ; and before ten days had elapsed, the whole of California, north of Monterey, was under the flag of the United States, much to the apparent satisfaction of the people, who hope it will last, knowing how much better they will be off under the government of the United States. On the 13th of July, Captain Stockton arrived, too late, however, to participate directly in taking possession of California. On the 29th, Commodore Sloat gave up the command to Commodore Stocaton, hoisted Ms flag on board the Levant, and sailed for the United States cid tdrzatlait and Panama, and we hope to reach the United States in all November. BECIISTEINIS CAGE BIRDS. Price 75., Illustrated with Woodcuts of D'-de, Cages, Re., ;• NM Edition ti the NATURAL iiisToßY of CAGE BIRDS; their Management, Habits, Food, Names, Treatment, Breeding, and the Methods of catching them. By J. M. Breurrent, M.D. The work of D:. Backed. a upon Oage-Birds has been so highly esteemed upon the continent, that it bas passed through stvemi editions, both in the original and tn transktions. To this edition numerous notes have been added, u well as several species intro duced. which have recently been kept with success in ibis country by the Hon. and Rev. Mr. Herbert, Mr. Sweet, Mr. Blyth, end others. It ism be hoped that this translation may have aimliar success, and produce similar abets in Increasing the taste for Natural Bleary, to the original published on the continent. •To all keepers of 'Cage Birds' we earnestly recommend this book."—Ezanibier. "A very delight/al book of ha kind. Itseems tons an indispentable book for the bird.-fancier."—Spectator. "It will be welcome to every gentleman's library or drawing-room table. It is superbly got 110, with en immense number of vignettes ; and, In fact, rivals the beauty of the Annuals."—Dispatch. MAGAZINE of DOMESTIC ECONOMY.— Complete in Seven Volumes, price El 15s. No present could be selected of smote useful kind than this valuable work, which, complete in seven volumes, and bound in dark cloth, ettered, has been todu.ced from £2 is. 6d. to El lie. It is replete with information not to be found in any other work; and being care fully indeed is easily referred to. N. B.—Any single volume may be had, price 6e. 6d. London : W. S. Orr and Co.; end W. and B. Chambers, Edinburgb. YARMOVTII, OCT. 17.—A Mr Supply of Wheat, and Pales were mule et former prices. Barley in brisk de - mend, and prices are from Is. to 20. per quarter dearer. ----;------ 1 NATIONAL MERCANTILE TAPE ASSUR ocs Nam weary, Nimiesaosph London. amerwas. DIMS Masi I, Ifi Deputy.Chalrma. Shaw ft‘ a li i i&le.: Wank, alai Owl /*Warglabar. , =cialkin; D., israbarw. 3 m4o ltl4 mqv i (Tr0Nr.:572.211 ( re a .: i s m tea. BM.. iFer =WO 1.7-.3 Gass ftfts , M, EN, • re Ihnladatut. , Nse.jsk(Broolliaimimi Ralea Adria sail esuesbry,. J. hem BK. Amp, s ear olvastiresesikel by MI &day are security without softy, rerwawly ia tba rimipment, sad sow rates at premium. plies" i".44lllPlid.Proals to Policy Hokleva. Moms &dared July I, 184&) HAY. SairrnriELn, neo o'doek.—Wfraea. Cooper and Davis, Hoy and Straw Salesmen, maned= at tin follow ing prices: Pnine Meadow 6841 to 78s Clover lafei ior ditto 6os to 63s Straw Mowen 4OO to tOo Per load of 98 truant , * of 36110 s cub. MI to Ices 268 to 324 HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, Two o'Clork.—Messrs. Patten den and Smith, Hop factors, report that there is no altera tion in market for some days pest. On the whole it may be called firm. There is great difference in opinions u to the duty, some estimating it at 200,0001., whilst others call it 220,0001. Mid and East Kent% hem per CistCo Os. to CT Os. Weald of Kents „ 4 6 to 3 0 flumes, from Farnham Teartiog Kent* ...... Yearling/Memo 3 10 to 4 4 Old Hog WORCESTER, OCT. 17.—The prices of o.r good Hope have been well maintained to-day, and for such the demand hos been general. There was not so much inquiry far Werke ow la Oa a. a few lots of Adak were sold at 21e. per cwt. has than lam week. Owls* to the wet weather the supply was rather limited. The number of pockets weighed eo-day at the public scales was 880, and in the week 1,621. MAIDSTONE FAIR, OCT. 19.—At this fair but little was done. There were indications, however, of prices looking up, and the planters were inspressid with a notion that both the demand and the figure would shortly very much improve. ..., i I 1.0.1 i I t 41 il 11 11 N I 1 ...4 4 .4 Ik a . il lb. '' M 1.1 - ......-...--------.--"---- I X ! E P. d. A 4. d. ,C . 10$ 7 60 1, 000 1 6215 0 24 15 3 I 244 40 ns 1 48 1,000 1 3913 0 14 73 i 244 30 no 6 59 1,00 60 0 0 20 110 I 224 33 MM 6 43 2,000 63 0 0 31 07 1 474 31 sip 1 , 44 1,61M11 113 0 0 11 6 4 244 27 ma 4 I 43 2,011. MI 112 4 1913 0 341 11 SECOND EDITION. PRODUCE. MINCING-LANE, llaif-past Two. -- The West India &soar market has assumed great firmness to-dae, and buyers hive very generally paid an advance of 6d. on Friday. A vague idea exists that government may allow the use of Sugar and Maleness in distilleries and breweries which makes holders at present rams more arm, and stimulates a por ts the bares, liltabelcineby isseseaseeleredie to the report. or prier would Ism emmiderebly advanced. The public sales of 500 bags of Bengal went off steadily, but no advance can be quoted. Relined has been in large demand a, 6d. advance; standard quality, 6.55. Rite.-1,000 hags of Bengal, of rather low quality, were offered, and bought in at 17s. 6d. Saltpere.-600 bags, refraction 12, were offered, and bought in at 255. Rues has been very dim, with a goad dearand. Cofee.-7,000 bags of Java were brought torwarl in a public sale; about half of good ordinary Singapore sold at a fait price. 32e. Ordinary- bought in at 30s. i'imenfo sold at full prices in public male, 4.411 b. Indigo.—The quarterly sale concluded at a late hour e es terday. The circulaas of the brokers were issued to-clay. The first important feature was the urprecedentedly large quantity offered, say '21,000 chests, which arose from all being anxious to include their stock in a sale that imme diately followed news from India calculated to advance prices, but the quantity had a depressing influence on the buyers, an advance, h ,sever, of 4d. to 61 1 . per lb. was eAahlished the first two or three days on July price., but a re action of 2d. to 3d. subsequently took place, and the sale proceeded very heavily ; but the last two days there was more spirit in the bidding', and • slight advance was paid—the importers throughout withdrew, and bought in very largely, say equal to three-fourths of the whole quan tity, as the actual quantity sold was only 5,500 chests; but about 1,500 chests ...re estimated sold by private contract out of the withdrawn parcels. Compared with last sale, good and fine shipping Bengal have cold from July prices to '2d. per lb. higher ; ordinary to middling shipping and consuming, July rates to 4d...flvance. Madras, July prices to 2d. higher. Kurpah and Oude, 2d. to 4d. per lb. higher. From the GAZETTE o," THIS 2'IGHT. BANKRUPTS. H. linootwa, Oxford, coach maker. G. WooLcorr. jun., & B. Wootcorr,Doughtv-st..,bsaders. D.BASELET,Bollingbroke-row, Walworth, chemises:lnger. W. MORTON, Cannon-at: road, Commercial-road, draper. R. GAUNT, Ingmanthorpe, Yorkshire, farmer. J. RAWLINSON, Spalding, Lincolnshire, tailor. W. I. B.suncr., Sunderland, auctioneer. J. MEANS, Bristol, builder. A letter from Munich, the 11th Oct, states, that at the lait meeting of the FouncH, Ministers had decided to two an *web& journals. The is to pablish a daily gazet te, which is to rt s li g ironly journal permitted in Bavaria. SCOTCH SEQUESTEATTONS. W. Frearsa, Shakespeare Hotel, Edinburgh. J. Mact.zon, Dunbeath, Caithness•shire, fish curer. W. BuisErr and fox, Aberdeen, merchants W. HEINEN, Coatbridge, Lmarksbire, cabinet maker. D. Dat.ousg, Glasgow, insurance broker. SOAP TRADE. The price of Soap has advanced 2s. this week. This is more then appears to be justified by the price of yellow Candle Tallow, but not more than is necessary from the in creased average coat of soap making materials. There was a deficiency of 4,000 ton. in the quantity made in the first six months of this year, as compared with 1843. This may be considered Uthe difference in the stocks held by dealers and makers all-ever the emissary, and in that exported, which is LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. Four o' Clock. equal to about 1,000 tons of the total deficiency. Extra pale Soap, nett price, exclusive of chests, freight, Bm., 49i.; ditto, mauled, Otis. to 50s. WOOL. - The imports of IN 00l in the past week have been some what lihertd, — Ylt., 48 bales from New York, 7 ditto from Rio, 203 ditto from Hamburgh, 638 ditto from Launceston, 540 ditto from the Cape, and 217 ditto from Palau. In English NVool, a steady business is doing, and prices are well supported in every instance ; but foreign and colonial quali ties command very little attention. Tne folios ing is a com parison of the total imports during the first eight month, of 1844, 1815, and 1846 : 1844, 43,874,706 the. ; 1845, 46,134,7781b5. ; 1846, 44,329,46611x5. _---- DT INET Y-EIGHTH SALE.—CUSTOMALOUSE, Lavaca October, 1846.—F0R SALE, by order of the Honor- C o nuoiesioners of Her Majesty's Custorna, at Twelve o'Clock at ph ra prfti.eiy, on MONDAY, 26th; TCENDAY, 27th ; WEDNES DAT, Tim; THURSDAY, 29th ; FRIDAY, 98th October ; MONDAY, led, and TUESDAY, 3rd November, at the Commercial Sale Roams, Minclar-laite , TIE FOLLOWING Goons roa EMIR CONVVISPRIOW, ',IL :—ACGOISIkiIS; GIISISSIA Rowers; barer; baskets; blister paper ; brandy; bronze powder; bottom; boxes; coral beads ant negligees; Mocks, Ameri can; ditto Monte; ditto carriage; ditto inlaid; ditto marble; ditto ame bas; candelabras; cartons; cameos; cotton stockings; crayons ; i'mte7; China war, jars, ornaments, dinner and tea sets; . s ca r p ,ci ; eoed ialis • cambric handkerchiefs; chessmen; damask; ddb; exude COlOglie ; embroidered collars; ditto caps; ditto habit Wets; ditto curtains, Re.; feathers, ostrich and dressed; furniture; goer; German tinder and lights; gimp; Genera ; harmonioons; rocilery, gold and mock; ivory home, rte.. carved; Indian ink; tine. a ntique; ditto pillow; ditto silk; ditto thread; lacquered ware; linen and cotton snuffs; meerschaum pipes and bowls; musical boxes: molasses; matting, Indian; needlework; ophecleides; pipes and pi bees;.i purse garnitures; pencils; paintings on ivory, Re. I Poe. oe French and Darden; plated ware; paper, stained and wiring; rugs, Persian and Koalas ; rum ; shawls, China crape; do. Embalm, ; do. French; squirrel and other linings segars; emir tubes ; silk caps ; silk bonnets; do. scarfs ; do. shawl s; do. mitts; do. c l o a., d o . mantles; do. laces ; do. manufactures ; , ware ; sew lag thread ; tables, carved and dining; tow; tobacco, mano r a mmed ; do. uninanufsetured; tea; varnish; velvet cloaks and mantles; wa tches, gold and silver; watchseprings mid chains; work-boxes; wine; woollen handkerchiefs or points ; do. cloth; wine-coolers, Sic. For F.sportationcenly.--Gold watches, clocks, books, prints, refined sugar, Re., Re. Foe the Benefit of the Crown.—Tobacco, ashes, rope, old stores and finings, an iron crane, screw preos, For lacertation, at Buyers' Prices; or, for Home Consumption, on Payment of the Ditties.—Munical instruments, spirits, tea, coffee, gaga., lignum vita, logwood, mahogany, and other woods, lancewood, and other mare, wine, arrow-root, Imola, millinery of silk, and with manufacturer', leather shoes, eau de cologne, tamarinds, succaden cortibbi, he., he. To be viewed at the Queen's Warehouse, Custom-house, Thames street; at the St. Katherine, London, and We , t India Docke ; and at the Tobacco Ground, itotherhithe, on Thursday , 22nd, Friday, 28rd, end Saturday, 24th of October, 1816, from Ten o'clock In the morn ing until Three o'clock in the afternoon ; and on the Days of Sale, from Ten o'clock in the morning until Twelve o'clock at noon. Take Notice, that the GOMA sold at this Sale will not be delivered milk after Two clear day» of the diy on which they ore told, and that no LOU GUI be paid for at the OM= of the Receiver of Fines after Two o'clock in the afternoon ; and on the dare of Sale motley will not be received by the Receiver of Mee after Eleven o'cl ock In the forenoon. Cateloprure may be. had at the Queen's Warehouse, Custom-house, price One Shilling each. g OVERNMENTS, MUNICIPALITIES, and the HEADS of PUBLIC OFFICES, are earnestly invited to COll- ei er the hallowing : I have pleasure in exprerwing my strong approval of Milner's Fire-resisting Invention, combining the mutual reaction of nonconduction and evaporation, in keeping down the temperature. I have witnewed tin practical advantages here on Monday last, by the severe testing of one of their Rankers' Safes in a strong flee for twelve hours, in which were deposited by myself and others preset= papers, gunpowder, watches, cash, silks, &c. Although or with red heat so mans hours, the interior and contents, when finally examined, were scarcely warmed, —not exceeding 100 deg. Fahrenheit. THOMAS J. MAIN, M.A. Methereatical Professor, Royal N. College. Portsmouth, January 4th, 1845. And similar certificate. of trials from the Liverpool Polytechnic Society, Royal Dublin Society, Dr. Sir' Robert Kane, Mr. Creed, Mr. &mason. Mr. C. W. Williams, ere . Re Re., and numerous wren of actual fires, In which Milner's safes, outof the 20,000 already in use, have done their duty. Milner's Patents secure the exclusive use of evaporation or moisture—the only means of obtaining facts like the above. The chambers, which can he fitted to all other safes, may be increased so OS to resist from one hour to twenty-four-hours, or one hundred hours' lire, still only bollingnot burning their contents. Pam phlets of particular% and stock of all strength and sizes, at Milner's Works, Liverpool, and London Depot, 47 a, Moorgateutreet. publicattonS. 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The Mat ppew ot tlds priksisigq airearearat is to guard ree toddle toy oolmemooptimadf Woo balloted oholoodor of the work te Mooprit of its title. evradore men It il i = t OP sweet m es for, ea " Nada ; high to yla afolthoes *Oh more Wawa' thatt d rirdedeo lida Wa rd lhotmdoraht• The pure al air ode big •Oldfam• omits =NOUN* %IWO rilamilim 111114.gair pries one "lag cia, bi 00.011.1 in to ltoe,ll:n4tterA iamtreted_ fry Jena Lamm with Cane Ise ll• Ile® to Tech', Wed The COMIC inV a irc,r MOUND win 00 .3 66 ft " ?wet" to Twenty Pogo, sod will appear 'orderly with thetioaded7 Dar -llnt, unfit Ito cotyledon, ' • PtibillkbOd at tiN Porch Mott, t>be eusemoses. In decay am, pries le. 6d., SCHOOL BOTANY; Or, the RUDIMENTS of BOTANICAL SCIVICIL By JOHN LINDLEY, F.H.8., CIA, Psdesaar of Botany Is University Colleps,ldedele; A. New Dation : with Numerous Alteandrea and *kerb . Four Hundred Illustrations. Thio woeltylls oritkelly peeprod, ia haste, le meet a d the Unidesity of Inalesi, 'by which it was nepiked of si= gig two rom previously io proceeding to err Ind dieglawe should he and The gender awe geboseises7itliV .. .m.:T= oder ft ONO be =to lies !bra ot M the barged deennei at De se r si ii ssa holier vi reLese et fhb regoidirs wee it; rim young nun mom ma gepereles ot the we Ftion that shots gm; so ihek ago we lag wire is a liberal adeddra, thrigb a t ad be than open the ignorant of the amiss, id ihesommeart pigs street own pantry. la the elides et arbor, the meson me seingeni gear a pat good, supply a wide gege he the se mm regiait: w is most dedrabb thee some neturstbfake7 be Introduced, if it be idly to rare dr brim et lbe bee stedies to which yam pram re asserielg saldered. Dat it wart gee irgeerse lir the at. et he webebraid utility. There ray be • tillieranne depletion se le the riventege of g sada time open the Seebod yrder ot balmy; bat the. ispioneer me sly as le Its insperieree the osier of the legal 333 MIN Mee IWO, OF Wi et dth he fi OONIMMODIP 112111 g will'. • lime 211 is me at Se mower day • person et my gringenes, Imseiont ot seek Wogs. who doss net in g . thet se=rtion aids youth drat not Dow harrinoted to kind ot Via Dmoghtee wir — pTareeet le ear Menge treads sod ssamllexpeose carry • seek et Norge= end hem Ha gas be landin~ wmiel have Men avid the malign hal Ise Mown that IheAgenhens grew theadenes en bis own Mete; rid It Tile edgy atialtd that every me st tire estelered erre lady drerand peedigy in the lammedled Ore le Winger Pratt would j ham boss gied it god otaty silsolitite bed owed them the mortides iltramot ama Lad IL lint the lamb gunge wes only the Wirerent ibeligebtotridge eta sludge Itlleirg a rwp iudisimedie teas Ora rep to be taken &Pia be el Pialag an eemehtiame with the eanama prig ot his own eauniry. In the altemes at that, be canoe rake adagio are In Meson. He most mem the mlierwls et the Mom and tartar the eartm/y. This Ride Feet bee lees mewed berths prime of eirMiag ktm to do ex ft einedis all trait is amerary Meer In elder to rake • fair bg4mDtg, ant it Miriam rem; seder it aty au likealelbast the Intieas to crater the whole stems st tb arum ; he would then be In a polder to carry his militaries onwards with can. Bet ft Is not redly armory to become repainted with all the plaster hem regard. The mom why a many species are introduced, which are of smell imporlidee, Isis enable the teachn to obtain at least some parted than to Maurer hie teaching. Local eatvinstances, sad especially our mortar meners, will always render it dinieult to procure away thing be,, stmetkeed; but no conceivable circumstance ma, is this country, oar impediments to tan examhiatiai o. a , arge port Iw esketber the subjects with which the atude^t is to be made aegaaintad, those have been generally chosen which a.* within any man's reach ; and to render the acquintlon d aim rare way, the vulgar names are added. A very small sea d mosey will enable every schoolmaster to cultivate the whole in a gezdas. where they may be constantly at hand. In fr.uning the technical characters of genera and species, ell the more minute distinctions, the detection of which reguirec the and of a micromope, have been intentionally disregarded ; and Werke is num especially called to three which are obvious enough to he °Waved by any one hitting* pocket lens. Which of Lie European natural orders I regard as the prin cipal," will he apparent, from the prominence given bete to certain natural °Mem beyond others. The teacher is Ito:, however, meow memded altogether to omit those which are suttee to be no's'e litirely unimportant. The wisest course will be to make the students thoroughly aogoninted, in the first instance, N.: tit aeawel o dery which are marked from I. to LXXIII., end tlie t w ex i dein too e hi lefty the differences of those to which no aunt - acre area cllzed. In couelusioo, the teacher is particularly recomineuded to .akc wee that, in addition to a small penknife, each blut , em. is t eondot ai,ti n pocket lens of about end e few vices of peter; the former to amist him it examining, and the is ia drying, tea fresh specimens of plants daily breugh. beige Wm. Vacs e JO method so certain as the latter, to accustom yang Or Vora to es..- mate correctly the differences between one plan: a... ; and, It is presumed, no one will think of teaching Botany shawl an ample supply of fresh specimen*, which he may diatribe among his class, for the purpose of being examined and studied a. leisure. Indeed, tt in useless to study botany, unless this prow isioft ii made for the acquisition of those habits of observaaoo which render natural history so peculiarly useful as a 'munch of , aeatel When students do not enjoy the adtanteges of a competent nether, their best plan will be to put this book into the hands of an intelligent gardener, and to induce him to furnish them weekly wish the plants that are named in it. At home they can comps, the definitions which they may find with the plants tactareirea, ant; this kind of practice is, of all Others, the moat oertain to lead to adven. Lagoons results. None of the woodcuts employed in the first edition bete been introduced on OM occasion. Experience shows thm, m noses of teaching, it is indispensable that as much accuracy se is attainable should be observed in preparing the illustrations. 'to the untrained eye, plants are too much alike in reality; 11 executed, or much diminished. woodcuts increase this resemblance, and perplex more than instruct. The cuts now employeran hoped, render it imporisible that any mistekc should be mode by even the most inexperienced as to the plants to which they WNW the facilities, indeed, offered to artists by Mr. Paliner's Glyphs. graphic proems, or analogous modes of engraving, which have been chiefly employed on this occasloa, leave little to desire on the store of accuracy. Cniversity College, London. COOTIONTS. Musa Ica_ maxTs % eal. 11.--CLAM4FIt of 111.—oF iiirSlTltharilliSoi Or EXOOENS. IV.—OF ITIALAMIFLORAL EXOGENS. V.—OF CALYCIFLORAI. EROGENS. VI.—OF COROLLIFLORAL RXOGENS. 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It would ap pear that on receipt of accounts from England, announcing the adoption of the new Sugar Duties Bill, the planters considered the propriety of reducing agricultural wages, in order that they might be en abled to meet the race of competition which they consider they will have to contend with the slave owning producer. One gentleman, Mr. Jones, in carry ing these reductions into effect, became embroiled with his labourers. A riotous multitude assmilted him, his house was surrounded, and the police force ava;lable having been found insufficient to maintain tranquillity it was considered necessary to have recourse to mili tary aid. Detachments of the 19th and 3rd West India Regiments were forwarded from Georgetown, and on arrival of the troops order was restored. The persons charged with wounding the police, in an attempt to rescue some pr:sone;+, have been trans ' mitted to Georgetown for trial before the Supreme ( Court. All the attempts which have b2en made to float the Great lhitain having failed, the general conclusion seems to be that the total loss of this splendid vessel is now inevitable. Lieut. Gabriel, of the Royal Navy, is, however, differently impressed. lle thinks she may be released from her present position. Hav ing taken an active part in the rescue of her Majesty's steamer Gorgon, the opinion of this officer is en titled to respect. Lieut. Gabriel has thus addressed the Northern Whig the bundessee and open-handed manner in which you have espoused my proffered voluntary assistance towards the relief of the Great Britain, I feel bound to comply with }rout request, in ex pressing - „my opinions relative to her pre-ent position. There can be no doubt in the minds of any scientific men but that she may be saved, and that without trusting to the treacherous spring tides. Every per on who has visited her has expressed his doubts as to her ultimate fate ; and the general opinion appearing to prevail is, that she may be given up as a total loss. From the first moment I was made acquainted with the exact position of the Great Bri tain, I stated that she could be got off; since which, my opinion has not been altered one iota; and the more I see, the more I am convinced, that if it is the general wish of the parties concerned in her fate, she may be again adoat. "My plan of proceeding with respect t.; this ship is founded on purely ecientific principles. We well know that we have a large body to contend with, the dead weight of which is , upwards of fifteen hundred tons. To move this ponderous mar, by any other means than those of many adjuncts is quite impossible. No power of traction could be applied to any one point, and even if applied to different points, would be as useless and futile as were the attempts at the last spring tides. The ship's position is as favourable as it can well be for any proceedings that may be taken towards her rescue. The means applied to her Majesty's steam-frigate Gorgon are, from their results, sufficicut of themselves to recommend them ; and upon the same principles would I proceed in the case of this ship. She has from seven to nine feet water alongside, at high water, quite sufficient to float her. Upon the whole I do not consider her position so precarious as is generally supposed. She is we'l secured by the head and stern ; but, as to how she may weather the ensuing six months' gales and seas I should be sorry to venture an opinion. " I have been actuated to offer my services upon this ones sion merely from the fact of having the advantage of prac tical and successful experience in similar Cases, and from which I form my opinions with respect to the Great Britain. Many nautical and scientific gentle= a have consulted with me, to whom I have explained my plans ; and I am happy to state they are all of one opinion as to my success, if em- PloYed " Many and various rumours have got abroad, and are daily gaining ground, not only in this neighbourhood, but all over the country, and questions, some of no slight diffi culty to answer, are constantly being put as to the ultimate intentions with respeft to this ship. " I intend remaining in this neighbourhood for a few days longer, in order to give the directors due time to reply to my offers relative to the Great Britain, and must con clude by quoting the old adage of ' Where there's a will there's always a way.'—Your most obedient servant, "THOMAS S. S. GABRIEL, u.:su, The accounts from Ireland are in every respect en favourable. The distressed condition of the lower classes continues unabated ; and, to add to the'prevail ing misery, some disturbances have taken place in the counties of Limerick and Clare. One of the outrages committed is thus noticed in the Limerick Chronicle: Arraca o e FEKLOE Hot:ea.—Oa Thursday evening, im mediately after dinner, a numerous band of armed ruffians, with blackened faces, burglariowdy entered Fenloe House, Newmarket-on-Fergus, the residence of Hugh Palliser Hickman, Esq., D.L., late High-Sheriff of Clare, and son in-law of the Lord Bishop of Meath. Having first placed sentinels on the domestles of. the house, they enteral the dining-room, and calling for lire-arms, commenced a seat furious attack on Mr. Hickman, who stoutly refused to deliver up his arms, until completely overpowered by se veral blows on the head, when Mrs. Hickman, fearful of the results, pointed out where the arms were, with which the ruffians decamped, but not before they renewed their brutal attack on Mr. Hickman, inflicting two very deep wounds on his head, and breaking one of his fingers. Mr. Hickman has ever been foremost in his district, as a magistrate and country gentleman, by his personal example, to promote the comfort of the labouring classes, and to relieve their sufferings. Our columns fur the last two years testify to the anxiety and liberality displayed by this gentleman to pro vide for every crisis of distress, at public meetings, and as an active member of the local relief committees. It is to be feared that this outrage upon the person of a country gyn. llama, in the midst of his own family circle, is but the first of a series in the coming winter, and which the general avidity to possess fire-arms will embolden thaw parties to follow up. This outrage is the move to be lamented, seeing that the object of it is always resident in the country, and not less conspicuous for his humane attentions to the wants of the poor, than for the extensive employment he gives. We are happy to learn this morn in g that Dr. Evans, of Newmarket, reports nothing very merlons is to apprehended from the effects of lie. Hickman's injuries. —Limerick Chrosiek. The latest impression of the Neen York Herald contains a letter written off Mazatlan, Aug. 10, which gives an account of the American occupation of Cali fornia. The writer says : On the 6th or July all wry bustle in Ste cabin of the 1 Savannah ; some four or five Men were busily employed writing letters, proclamations, Ac., premorattwa n to e tatn: g Cr of mitighti fornia . ere was l e t aa lr al to cai ong :l r i a short sad troubled topcoe, as all was So be prepared by six o'clock , THE PoTATo Caor.—We have all heard of the regiment in Spain, which, being broken in some battle by a sudden charge of cavalry made under cover of a fog, mus tered rome down men, including officers, rank and file, when the action was over. It was a melancholy sight. The slaughtered heroes had a place in the despatches, figured in the Gazette, and every newspaper of the day had its anec dotes of the deeds of valour performed by this or that individual of the gallant band before he fell, and, in short, the world was filled with their fame and ability. But o this time, the lucky dogs were not sabred at all. The next morning, when the men had had time to collect and assemble from the several holes and corners to which they had been driven by the sudden onslaught of the enemy, they showed almost as extended a line as ever when they were drawn rp on parade, the same fog which led to their surprise having also covered their re treat. Their comrades in arms enjoyed the joke amazingly, and, while the supposed dead heroes were embalmed in a Gazette at home, they earned for themselves the sobriquet of " the resurrection men " from the wags on the spot who had seen " the dead alive again " with such comical rapidity. We are happy to have to-day another ease of " the dead alive agaia" to announce to the trembling public. We speak of the potato crop. We are informed by our letters from the eastern counties and other quarters that the failure is by no means as great as was anticipated before the farmers began to dig them up. When the tops were all withered and blighted it was concluded that all below ground likewise would be a total loss. These fears have not been realised, and we are most happy to hear it and to tell it. A third of the crop in some places, and in others half, or even more, will be saved. This, to be sure, is bad enough; but it is so much better than was expected that we hail it as very satisfactory intelligence. And there is also another comparative advantage this year over last, namely, that we seem to know the worst of it at once. The potatoes do not rot after being got up in the rapid and extraordinary manner in which they were effected last autumn. They were then so saturated with wet from the 1011 a and heavy rains, that nothing could check the dis , ease. a his year the fine weather has given them a better chance, and the consequence is as we have described it. The same accounts tell us that the wheat,now that it is got in and partially threshed, turns out to be most splendid in qual;ty, but we regret to add, deficient in quantity. On the low moist soils the yield has been very great; but this has been so balanced by the poor crops on the higher ground that an average will by no means be reached on the whole.— Lirapool Albion. COMMERCIAL 15. MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Half-past Two o'Clock.—We have quite a lull in • amias amingrammiaki.itesteitikess therefore with saiforkl- an alteration. Consols remain 94; to 5 for money, and gi to 1 for time. Exchequer Bills 13s. to IGs. premium. The foreign market is as inactive as the home ; and the prices of fancy stocks barely supported. Mexican, waiting the explanatory manifesto of Senor Murphy, are 231 to Spanish Fives are quoted, 261 to 7; the Threes, 371 to 8, lot without business. For other stocks the quota!ions are as below. ENGLIdII FUNDB.—Tnise o'Clocs. Rank Stock, Ditto for Acct., 951 I 3 per Ct. Red. 3f prr Cent., 3 per Cent. Consols, IN 5 Exchequer 13c. lCti p. FOREIGN FUNDS. 5 per Ct. Austrian I 1 per Cent. Grenada Eds., 744 41 per Ct. Belgian Ede., 97 9 Grenailalk4crred Ede., 81 4 per Cent. ditto, 55 7 I 5 per Ct. Mexican, 1816,131 I 5 per Ct. Brezllian Ede., 85 7 I 6 per Cent. Penician Ede, 116 8 S per Cent. New Bras. Ede., 84 6 Portugueec Cnc. Ede., 42 3 6 per Ct. Buenos .t7ree Ed.., 44 6 5 per Ct. Iturebui lids., 111 12 6 per Ct. Chiba') Eda.,97 9 5 per Ct. Spanish Eds., 2l 7 6 per Cent. Colwnb. &L EM', Spey Cent. Simonet' lids., 871 8 Columbian Equador Bele. 31 i Spaniel! Deferred Ede., 171 3 per Ct. Inmeh Ede., 80 8 Spanish Pumice lids., si 25 pr Ct. Dutch Ode., sn 2 per Ct.VenerueLa 8d.., 41 3 4 per Ct. Dutch Certs., 91 / 2 1 Venezuela Deferred Ed.., 125 111 RAILWAYS. We continue to have a fair market, although some scrips and shares are not quite so well suppoi .ed. East Indians are not so good, and have been dose as low as 16s. 6d. The French lines are generally worse. The severe strain upon the money market in Faris has led to the remittance of some considerable parcels of shares for sale and realisation here. S.'.LES EFFECTED UP TO TWO O'CLOCK 71118 DAY IN LONDON. (Tv-terday's prices will be found in last ?age.) Amb., Not., C...., kE. In., 21 31 Do. Bir. and Derby, 108 Ilir. and Oxford Jn., 5 1 6 Newcastle and Berwick, 254 Chmter & Holyhead. 231 Norfolk, 191 2 Cornwall dc Central Devon, 11 North British, 311 5 Direct Northern, 11 4 Do. Halves, 15 4 Eastern Counting, 214 6 Do. Quarters, 31 ; Do. New, 61 p Do. Extension, 11 Do. York Extension, 34 4 North Staffordshire, 211 p East aire, 1111 1 Portsmouth Direct, 44 Do News 1 1 Shrewsbury and Illy 34 East Linwhishire, I 1 Shropshire Union, 1 1 d Fly and Huntingdon. 6 South Devon, 30 Cook, Don., and Shcf., 4 1 par South East. and Dover. New (lee. Great N. of Eng., 239 at 321.). No. 1, 22 31 Do., New, 211 Do. (is. 337. 6s. &I.) No. 2, 134 Gre a t Western, 1391 Do. (is. 151.) No. 4, 21 D. Halves, 80 Staines and Richmond, 11 Do. Quarters. 19 4 South Wales, 41 6 Do. New, 711 waterford & Kilkenny. 51 Hull and Selby, 108 West Cornwall, 11 1 j'' Leeds and Bradford, 731 4 Wore., Tenb., k Luttb3w, 4 Leicester and Bedford. Par `.'ork and Newcastle, New, 421 Lon., Brighton, S. Caugt, 60 591 Do. do. New, 4 17 London and Croydon, 22 Do. E. and W. Riding Ex., 17 4 Lannon and Greenwich, 91 Boulogne and Amiens, 134 London and N Western. ilie 6 Easaa kbelln 3 4 i Do. Do. Quarters, 22 Kaat Indian, 1 Do. Do. New, 161 i I Italian and Austrian, 21 Lon. & S. Western, 70 LOU , Mili • la fissibra, 11 4 London, Salisbury, fr. Yeovil, 11 Luxembourg, II I Lynn and Ely, 15 I Lyons and Avignon, 11 Aka. & Leeds. Quarters, 6 Namur and Liege, 34 Do. Fifths, 81 N. of France Constituted, 124 Do. F.xtenidon, 4 p Orleans and Bordeaux, S Midland, New, 364 ___ _ ._ ~ Boston, 1 Bir. an d olfOrd, 34 P -16 fp Blackba., Clitheroe, k N.W ~1 rtl Boston, Stain., & Bir., d Ches. and Bw., 2 0 ‘. 1 d East Lancashire, 41 p Do. do.. New, si t 4 P Ely and Huntingdon, 2 d Chagos and Dumfries, 1 d Grand Union, d Gt. Grim:. and Dock Ext., 21 d Ilud. & uan. B. lk C., 112 1.16 p Do. Exteniion, p Huddersfield and liheillekl in., 21p Leeds and Thlrsk, 51 d Leeds, Dews., & Man., 11 p ... ]ER. Orr. 14. Leicester and Bedford, 1-16 p Livpl., Oran., & Pr's., M 4d p LOU. and North West, nen, 14 j p London, Man., & BU., 734 Do. Qrs., IS, 71. p Do. Quarter% C, 7 p Man., Bux., & Mat-, Man. and Leads Ext., i p Man., Mid and Gt. (Irina., 1 d N. Staffordshire, 1 13-16 p Sheffield and Linooln, 1 d Do. Extension, 1 4 Shropshire Union, R. &C. 1 3-16 d West ItidingUniort 1, 1-16 3-16 p Whitehaven Fumes, d • wafter., & • Woh-er., &Stour .13.. 9 d. P North Staffordshire, p_ ►M, Ocr. 19. Shropshire l'nion, R. & C., I d South Staffordshire Jae., I p Trent Vu1.,11id.,&GEL.1n.,14(1.1 P Orr. 19. - - - Amber., Not., k Roc, 50s. air. sad Oxford in., 3 1 3 1E Leicester & Bedford, 21s. co. 225. thee., Ones., & Pres.. 51 p North Staffordshire, )Si. 6d. p LEEDS, New F.ast Lancesldea, 3 31 p tintianyhald and She:Meld, 21 p Huddersfield & MIL 204% p Leeds & Dewsbury, l 5 p Idauchester & Leeds Ent., 13s. p N. British Carlisle Branch, 21 r New (Wlbde, Ins. lid. New. & Darlington Ex.. 111 111 p & Mae., No. 3,9 s. d .:Zilritiah. Quarters. 70i. 580. Do. New J scrip, 12.. Id. 11a.0d Shropthlre ratan, 3 d W. Riding L'atwa, W. 2. 3/.25.6d. Orr. 19. Anberirstes, 26. 6d. Is. North Staffordshire, 39 p Glasgow & Dumfries, 206. d I New Think, 8j d Leicester & Bedf. (1946), 24. 6d.p Ormskirks, 3 , 4 36 p Mkiload and Think, Its. 6d. d Shropshire Unien,.ss. d W. Riding Union, 31. 26. O. 19. Lir., Orms. &Pres., 3i p Sheffield an d L16°610,236. d Radders. k M 1 adam. p _ _ Newcastle & Berwick 01 p IRON TRADE. The busuwee of quarter-day is stow fairly brought to a close, and *spaces at wbieb Iron is to be puiehased for the emulate quarter pretty well tmdersteod. We wit), therefore, this week endeavour to record these, as near as we are stir, for the nee of oar own immediate district. That CATTLE, &e PRICES C I'RE ENT. Ser.An, per ewt. nrry eAm. W. India,ll.P.Own.a.l2 d0..4441 6d Yellow &Grey 45 0...47 0 Fine lB 0...52 0 Mauritius, brown_ 33 0.. 1 3 0 Yellow. Pine 4B 0.53 0 Btngui&l'dadrap, b 34 0...12 0 Yellow .... 43 0 17 0 White 4B 0...57 0 Foreign, brown. 94 0..13 II Yellow ... .11 0...48 0 Grey and white l7 0...56 0 IteAn d, lidubre 67 0.. 70 0 Lump. 62 0..65 6 Comets, in Bond. Wed India, ortii nail( 35 0... 10 0 Cmcid. Fine 7O 0.100 0 Ceylon, good orli nary . 38 0... 39 0 1 Fine on"nnry 39 0. . 45 0 I Inne 53 0... 89 0 Moeba, gond tofine3o 0... 66 0 Coda Itka, ordi nary to line 34 0... 55 0 Sumatra and Pa dang 0... 25 0 COCOA. 3Yrt Foreign 32 0... 3r 0 Te*, ut per lb. Commu, cornmom. 0 01...0 10i Mee, at per ewt. Bengal It o_. 19 0 e.r3n • • . 16 0.. 17 o Java 15 0... 18 24 0.. 26 0 Patna. . .. . _ - SPIUITS. 24w2. 11 3...11 10 Cargo ateardiff bar 9 0 . 0 0 Swedish II b 0 0 LEAD, at prr ton. Pig, best Milled, sheet l9 10... 0 0 Bars Patent stint . 22 0... 0 0 red or minium Speller 011 A, per 232. imp. 301. d.p. Fish, Seal, pale 29 10.. 31 0 straw. brown & yellow 25 10.. NI 0 Sperm. llead Matter 79 0... 0 0 Cod 2010..57 0 South Sea 24 0...26 10 011re,flallipoli,p.ton 42 0. .. 0 0 COM& Nut Seed, Rape, pole, per tart 33 0. 83 10 Llumerd 2O 15. 23 9 Pattrettons, per owl. Nutter—Cork. let 9B 0...96 • 2nd 92 0 93 • 3rd 88 0..87 111 Dublin, lot 0 0 • Liserleado Newry Ist ...... „ 0 0... 0 • Waterford 92 0...98 • Beef, ladle, per tierce Prime Mewl 0 0... 0 0 Pork, primemtwe Inienn-Pork,lanrk i 72 6..73 0 P.1111..t Rum at per gall. Leearrd Wand Proof .. . . 2 4 . . 0 0 Demerara, ^6 to 36 per cent. o.l'. . . 2 9 .. 3 1 Jamaica, tai to 36 per cent. O.P. 3 2 ... 3 Favourite marks 4 2 ... 4 Brandy, lat brands 3 0 ... 6 FLAX, per too. Itiga,P.T.R. L 44 0...53 Bt. Petersburg, V bead 4O 0 . 0 Dutch and Flemish 3 1.. Friesland llrmr, at per too. et.Petersburgorisame3 3 0... 0 outabot ..... 32 U.. 32 1 half elms SI 0...30 Riga, Wes outsbot Pisa Manilla F...,4t hulk Bass l3 0...10 Bombay l4 0...1m Jute TM, at ptc Baum 101 0.. 0 Strait* CAM. is blasts 93 0... 0 Jars, at per ton. . l 9 10 £9 11 Watertrit; tar cwt. 46 0...60 0 Relfaiit ard,lielfaat,prtrk 1 46 0...66 0 Waterford do IXtto Inadder - 66 0:..73 0 H11,1:‘, OE and Coy, at per lb. 11. A. and M. Video, a.° dGlat u 7/ ' Zed 0 1 . .0 42 Brazil, dry.. . Urysalted 0 41...0 32 Rio, dry lAnia&Valp. dry 0 5 ...0 6 Witt India, dry.. . 0 41...0 6 Salted fast Ind% 0 4 1) 141 kips, B. Ayre., dry 0 7 . .0 8 lurch, dry .. IL Arner.llonie, per Lille 8 0..18 0 Russia, ditto 6 6 ..10 6 Dim Wo..aa, at per tot. Logorood,Jamaies.£4 5... 4 10 Hoodursa ...... ..... 3 3..: 3 IS (..toopeseby I 141... 7 10 Fuatic, lamina 8 It.. 6 0 Cuba 9 0... 910 141earugua, Isms ma solid 14 Rmall . 9 I.fina l6 Sapiin 14 Red Sanders. 6 Brazil 80 Bars 0...15 0 6...10 0 11...16 ...17 .. 5 15 TALLOW. The demand for Tallow continues very great, and the trade feel the utmost conhdence in prices being main tained. Petersburg T. C. on the spot 41)... Oa. All the year delivering sal. MI . January to March delivering . ............. Od. CORN. AYLESBURY, Oc-r.17.-There was a good supply of ' , Wheat, and a clearance took place at fully lest week's quota tions. The supply of all other kinds of grain was short, but late prices were maintained. Wheat, 13/. 10s. to 17/. per load. Barley, 3 6 5. to 42 5. ; Beane, 38.. to 415.; PeSP,' 40s. to 445. ; Oats, 265. to 335. ; Vetches, 40s. to 448., per qr. BEDFORD, Ocr. 17.-There was a fair supply of Wheat, and holders being firm, from Is. to ls. 6d. pslyance was given. Barley worth Is. m ore. Oats, Peas, anti Beene scarce, and not lower. CAMBRIDGE, Oct'. 17.-A good supply of Wh, eat; which sold but scarcely et !Omer prices. Barley from 21. to 3s. dearer. Wheat, red, 565. to 601. per qr. ; white,fitia. Barley, 42a., 445., to 465. ' • Oats, new, 2.50. to 288. ; old, 30.. to 345. ; Beans, new, 425. to 435. ; old, 465. ; Peas , 42k' ' ' CANTERBURY, OCT. 17.-Of Wheatthere was ' fi but a thin supply. Bales were at last week's pri . Pbr Barley a trifle more was realised . Wheat, white, sr, 68e. to 73e. ; new brown, 60s. to 64e.; Barley, old, 40s. ; ew 365. to 4.55. 6d. ; Oats, new, 24 5. to 28 s. ; Beans, 01, 4.34 4 %' 4,5 e. • hog Peas, 42a. ; boiling do., 50e. to 51s. ' CIRLISLE, Ocr. 17.-There was to-day a large supply of Wheat, and a reduction of 6d. to Is. per bushel on last week's prices, was submitted to. Barley and Oate,finn, We quote, Wheat, red new, Th. to 25e. ; do. old; ??e. ,to, 24a. 6d.; do. white, new, 245. to 260. 6..1. ; old, 24.5 i to Ms, ;. Boaloy, new, 14s. to 15s. ; Oats, 10a. to Hs. 6d. ; ()lei, 120. to lbs. per three bush. imperial. COLCHESTER, Ocr. 17.-Our supply of Wheat was moderate, and last week's prices were generally-obtained. Barley in demand at advancing prices. DONCASTER, OCT. 17.-The supply of What tyke' unusually small ; and the market was brisk at 641.16 IV. ° advance. Oats in better demand, at last week's prim. Beans in better supply, and prices as berwe. Barley Is. dearer. Wheat sold new, 20s. to 21s ; fine. 2210 to 265. ;. old, 17s. to 19s. ; fine , 22a. to 253 ; Blendeorn, 17s. iftiiBs.; fine, 20e. Rye, 145., fine, 18s. Beans, 16s. 6d., fine,29s. 6d.; old, 18e. 6d. to 20s. 6d. Peas, white, 18s., grey, 'l4e. per three bash. Oats, ne X 21s. to 245., fine, 265. to 986 old, 235. to 245., fine. 268. 'to 30s. Barley, 3.55. to 3752; fiWei malting, 40s. to 465. per quarter. HUNTINGDON, 0cr.17.-Wheat was in demsnd,and sold at fully former rates. Barley . much inquired.fer at lc to 2a. per quarter advance. Oats:Beans, and Peas as before. Noawicy, 04.7. 17.-For Wheat prices have ad vanced Is. per quarter. Barley may be quoted id limited" supply. and Is. to 2s. per quarter dearer. NOTTINGHAM, OCT. 17.-There Was to-dig a fair supply of Meat, and new was 25., and old Is. perils. dearer. Barley has advanoed Is. per qr. for malting, and So. per qr., for gfinding sorts. Oats Is. Fr gr. dearer. Beaas dull, at , former rates. We quote Meat, white, old,i 51s. to 6.55.; ditto, red ditto, 465. to 625. • ditto, white, new, , 6B.s. to+ 665. • ditto red ditto, 68e. to 64; per 36 stones. iVier l 4,l s grinding, 345. to 365. per 30 stones ; do. malting, 38s. tq /15s. per qr. Oats, Nis. to 31s. ; ditto, new, Xs. to 31a per 24 MAIDSTONE FAIII.—This fair, v...ich commenced on Saturday was resumed yesterday, The supply of stock was at least one-third less than usual. The demand was brisk, and the prices obtained from 20 to , 2.3 per cent. higher than last year. Heifer*, three years old, ranged from 141. to ill. ; steers, two years old, from 71. to 91. ; in-calf cows, from 121. to 16/. ; lambs, 20s. to 265.; ewe tags, 355. to 46a. Horses were also dear, and good o .es scarce. Few good nags were to he seen and none tit to face a fence. Good two-year old colts fetched from 351. to 451. -- - I)CNGARVAN FAIR.—The number of prime bacon Pigs, as well as of horned cattle, was very great; andthough there were a great.many buyers, the supply far exceeded the demand. There was, however, brisk buying <f Pigs and new !Mich Cows. Some excellent sheep were also well sold. The follow log was the rate of prices:—Prime Bacon, 41s. ; Berwick size, 40s. ; stores not in request. New milch Cows, 101. to 11/. ; fat Cows, 10/. to 141. Prime Mutton (sinking offal) dd. to Gd. per lb. I'ENNYMUIR TRYST.—The supply of Sheep was smaller than usual, and not nearly equal to the &min& which was very brink, and all sold off at high prices. Three year-old Cheviot Wedden brought from 12 .to 365. Two ' Vear-old Cheviot Welders from 30. to 345. Gd., and inferior !lots of ditto from 275. to 28s. Cheviot Ewes from 26,. to 1295. Gd. PANSWRE ANSI'AL SALE.—The attendance was, as usual, very great, and the bidding very animated. The Hiuhland stock being all good fat, and remarkable for sym metry and beauty, were keenly contested fir. Skibos, much admired, sold from 17/. to 191. each, and Argyleshits High landers from 101. to led. The Angus Cattle were very su perior, and the object of much admiration. The first pair of two-year-old Stuts, the gainers of the first premium at the Aberdeen Cattle Show, sold for 531., the second pair fur 441., and the others from 301. to 40/. A number of fino Angus Queya in Calf sold from 121. to 181., and one-year olds of the same breed, from 10/. to 131. 10s. ; fat Quer, 13? 10s. to 17/. 10s. The Sheep were in beautiful condition; black ' faced Weddell sold from 11. 16s. to 31. 2s. 61. Horses fetched high prices. SI lIPPING. Iffsms AnticrED.-3 Dublin; 2 Waterford ; nagliadee ; 1 French ; 1 Flanders. LONDON, Oct. 20.—Wind this day at noon 8.5. W., light breeze and tine. DEAL, Oet. 19.—S. to S.W., modemte.—Arrived from the river, for : Pestonjee Bomaniee, Norfolk Island ; Bel haven, Batavia, &c. ; Childe Harold, Bombay ; Jessie Smith, Algoa Bay; Johanna, and the Gilbert Henderson Cupe of Good Hope; Earl Durham, Sierra Leone; Isa bella, Rio Janeiro; Jane Gondie, Bahia; Ocean, Trinidad; Ealing Grove, Dominica; Minn, Antigun; Car.dine, and the Ada, Jamaica; Prince Royal, West Indies; John Darrow, and the Unicorn, New Orleans; James Cstskie, Charleston; Walpole, New York. Put back : Sultans, for Pernam buco. Sailed: Clementine, Sandwich Islands; Princess Louise, Valparasio. Nnwrottr, Oct. 19,—S.E.—Arrived : Yorkshire, Quebec. Sailed: Rambler, St. Thomas. R O TIIBSAY, Oct. 16.—Sailed : John Scutt, Trinidad. CORK, Oct. 15 —Sailed : C. Mutton, Newfoundland ; Swiftture, Africa. 16: Bruce, St. Joha's, N.B. 17 Zephyr, Barbadoes ; Ironsides, Galveston. Irewtca, Oct. 17.—Arrived : Lady Comberrnere, Quebec. SCILLY, Oct. 15.—Etheldred, Falkland Islands; Lady Rennaway, Cape of Good Hope. SroccroN, Oct. I.s.—Arrived: Paragon, Quebec. YARMOUTH, Oct. 17.—The Lord Goodridge, from Onega to London, was tweed water-logged, loss of bulwarks and stanchions, and nearly all her provi.ions and water washed overboard, 16th ult. lat. 70 N., long. 36 E., by the . William arrived in the Road s, which has brought home eight of the crew : the captain hoped to get with the remainder to Ham merfest. 19 : the Fries lands Gouverneur van Bytsamd, Prom Am'sterdera to Algiers, has put in here with cargo (hay) .damaged, *Adis discharging. PORTSMOUTH, 0ct..19.—5.W. Sailed Marmion, China. SAM:O3IW, ' Oct. 16, a.m.—Off: Beren s Baltimitie. 19. • ?he week Of h brig,. ofJabout 300 tons, was passed 29th ult. td 1at. , 40,10ng.69 by the Toronto, arrived tiff here. 17. A attip. is reported tp on shore about ten miles to the westward of the harbour by the Moult, arrived here. • PDYMOUTH,- Oct, 19.—Ellen, Demerara. A quantity of storm have been saved from the wreck of the Eden. Sionrottn, Oct. 49.—Arrired ; Three Brothers, Prince l&dwnrcl's rebind. Ilearstiittli;Oct. Corsair,Newfound . LYTHAM, Oa,. HP. -••- fresh. Sailed : • Camilla, Yarmouth. • ' - • WATERFORD, Oct. 18.—N. to N.N.E.—Sailell : Star, NewAitindlend PWELI7.LI Oct. Ifl.—The Friendship has been got off Abersocli and . is now in the harbour with trifling ' &allege; atut - the Mary and Ann was got off 11411smouth Besets yesterday, and into harbour. LYNN .O. I;.—The Sampson steam tug, which sunk in 'the harl;oiti titb' instant, was raised on the 15th; without damage.' • • . HULL, Oct. 19. —W.S.W. —Arrived : 18th, Hesperia, Patagonia. , lttgivret7 Oct. 19.—The schooner Flora, of and for °lisp*, from London, got ashore on the Guntleet Sand this morning, morning, but came off without damage, and proceeded. • WITENNOE, Oct. 19.—The wreck of a vessel was seen on the 16th inst., on the Long Sand ; the sunk light bearing ' 1 , 714.E.1 it is supposed to have been a French or Spanish brig, ladea.with coals, of about 150 tons, and bad either a white or yellow side, with black ; the wreck had apparently liken' place a few hours previowly. Crew suppbstd to he 'drowned. • Loss 01 THE HELEN JANE, OF LIVERPOOL, AND TRIVA poNS OF THE CREw.—The following is a letter frost the agent to Lloyd's at Cork :—" The Rose and Elias, reportedgesterday fell ISt with the wreck of the barque Helen Jane, of Liver pool; bound from lleiise to London, on the 27th ult., lat. 39, long, 58, basing main and mizen masts gone, was water legged, an 1 top sides breaking up. The master; first and ..ni nate, and fire of the crew had left her in the long bode OR • the 20th ; rive men remained en board, three of Whom died ; the two survivors were taken from the top. They had cab provisions, and as we may imagine, were in a 'most awfuleiate, having been compelled to make gee of their decenvetßshipmatat. The two men go to Liverpool to-day. The Rose passed immense quantities of wreck : shout eight &Se since passed a Swedish sloop of war, standing to the sorithward:` '•• • - *et; For Yesterday r marks* see Mg page. •