The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-12 00:00:00

~` kv ., Ca-e -s 4. I -• 2 0/eV e- 4 - 11 7" c /- .2" 1 / / c r Ljt(l!pt ELIMIORAITON to AUNTRALIA,With • vim i :Fr i . s w s.....Z• ve Cr ib se=sse vbi ns i trimsts alt s 5- " Na lmo r irr e .4" a j e giss ua l tall " d Zt ba : Pp r mie n es be 1 be — le al ar lireZ sad I • 1 W... in"M a.i. • Irt eh bi roliT MILLIP, 11%111 . OWL I 6261.eas T. !ALM prearier ; lat Feraly. ken Mk Pante. 1 * o dd opine. poem PP bap* eseemeediddies ''.. poppere. sod Par Veer Paw braLeati sad wed veer nerd err Perelis fay w ead 41011•11• "11416"1 41a e Wad dad el ami d di b., ea a Mis be o te maii..... eareb aTe m bet h e . siBMINZLIn g m.. wit aite j2=2 , l:2== ffl4 .."11112 21=iraihrirrat1 . 1.. , .11W,I air. Limeys sera 1/. l7;il t ie HA Jtl.l. Pi ROM DO N. M. sississigns. rATIoNAL PROVIDENT INSTITUTION.— NOTICE Id MUM V (HYMN lid a (1111 J Marr o 4 Mantra of W. lariat. PI be Mil 0 lie Lead°. ~.. are:tare 4. er at lIINUN MOAT. the MIK. at II fee sods& NW/ If i terreilek7lett da.a. .. to o h s , tearl re PI el re re ellede or I s i F teikereee f te l e: i re. re &ON elf reenaes Weer I A Ibld. JOINFII II IIM . Seaferry. irbe LB r, at Lady-eay seat, PACKINOTOI4 HALL. Lleblebt, la lb. PPP el dafibell aldt de arm id Ilr. PM ber. tared.watt des eadeere debt et id awe of 1.400 mar blepree ll =ria 7„,..ar"it swims Me Par le Ilesiber e ft! taL7 Merle far re lablate• el a et Mai Is la • pod PO' pearl la Mr ;MITI lades, Nee.. sad re Arorer' sad le tree sear Wm the d ' end et Usiarl. at • =leme Nod Mar to Terre* at b. th MP% Mau"bra eeransaleabe with all iarte el New a Stee sv asArer idy to Mr. JOHN BAGOALNY. Caere. RAILWAY SHARES.—Altraatioa a Public Aden.—lleeP. WILLIAM LAMOND end Oa OP Ob.le PUBLIC VA LEA of SAILWAY INIAIWAt EyAIM FL WI FORTNIGHTLY tble Nearb. aezlpla op at W ADNIMOAY. IP lir 1.1. 0 .1 2 ,... to the Mr Wt.. 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Woo So li. 7 . 5 am Whom Mims, oft**, reemeMpareept Ws sistnimi 1 Imer:Ltent orpm ...ebb, sinig tem arliown owl gerAlms la , ais4 ^AY*. ..... of Ws rwo. ter re c.okrUNTlso our*. Joi ohs ISO AL IrIISVIIIIIIOO.IIT. oli wet No goriert. riorot "drn sol a Wirst i gi i. No "Ww Weratttly gbh :1011011 0, 1Maiwor stem 2....W1M1 PT1Z 1 " . woe Is Nua jgth .. fil lg a . t.Omddb= I= mr...., . 0.8..... mimed. provided no more be demanded of Lim, sad then he would return to Rome. A letter from Garibaldi to his brother. dated the 26th alt., and published in the Palmier° Italian. of Genoa, informs him that his legion has been taken into the pay of the Roman government, and that he has been named Lient.-Wooel, with orders to garri son Fenno. hell deb. eat wale et ea lama Awl It rather get per. , *a et theta warn eempietalL settee elm nub bla a a Moe rI peekka i eat the tea, foaled ebb weeeeek lave termed dabs at igen. Ile ilk beelary aaars La a meet Ileetutelie amiltlea; we traeatee, however, bea the silk alove brae& Irsasbeie logeweeL The botalwaet trade b rather la ther loweeeL—Zistie Bohr. to 14e. ; Irish, 13s. 6d. to ISs. 6J.; foreign, lb. ed.to 14s. Peas, boiling, per hap. qr., 3415. 6d. to 50s. ; grinding. Per 1961b5., 12s. &I. to its. Indian Corn, per 1961bs , lbs. to to 16s. 6.1. Moor, per sack of 28016., English, line 38r. to 41s. ; seconds, 341. 6d. to Ma. SIDES.—LIADIXIALL, Jar. 12.-11ukstiiiies,111111. to Sett., 10. to —; Is Ni to 1114, 10. to 1K; Ott 72P/. to Nib, Ito. to 311.; dilik MIL S - 1 A 1 as*. lab ID web. sid. to IL ; dills. VOID. le NM. Lb ViLe mis o m it .r idao, 1104. b. to fo.; tok Iroos Wods. UN. IL—Palled thaw 6.1111. ate ; Zen rod Flalf.looft Os. 10d. to 4s. 61.; Downs. So. to b. W. BaumToo, Jae. 11.—A steely dotard for Wheat or expel teaced at this mu k st to d ty, which sold at last week's quotation. Barley dull, as also Oats, Bean■, cad Peas. Old white Whir, 141. to 141. 101. ; red, 131. to 131. 51. ; new, white, 91. to 13L ; red, 81. to 111. Barley, Ns. to 31s. Oats, 17s. to 22a. Bean►, 335. to 365. Peas, 365. to 37a. GERMANY. bearing inters*, and trandereble as readily as beak notes. '42 ] LONDON, FRIDAY, JAN. 12, 1849. [THREEPENCE. Drell, which arrived la t h e Downs to-day teem Demerara, experienced severe plea, duties the whole of last mouth, and en the 26th was struck by • KIN which carried away bulwarks, stanchion., bowsprit, &roads, bratoomast ewe anchors, fore-chains, and r.me eltsio.pbtas; at the same time eke broached to, and was thrown as her beam ends, whoa evetyth.og was cut away to clear her. LIVIRPOOL, Jae. 12.—5.. moderately Rae. Arrived: Mareellus, and Susan Lord, New Orleans; Swallows, Puerto Cabello; Norval. Pernamineco; Earydiee, Masao; Henry Pratt, Mobil.; Warren, St. Petersburg; Dove, Croostadt ; Jane, St: Mieltaare ; Maria Yearn, Rouen ; Duke of Wellington, Calcutta ; Runnymede, Paraiba; New Liverpool, and Caledonia Quebec. The Harriet, has Liverpool to 01,st:want/pie, which was on chore in Hubei Island, was got of and brought back. The Loma Maria, of Dordt, was wrecked at Holy. headiesterday morning ; two cf the crew drowned. Put into &smarm yesterday Margaret, from Marseilles; Saint George, from Dalhousie ; Rosana, Liverpool to Malta. RUMAT; Jan. 10.-1 he Wiliam Orightsed, from Tar. month for Shoreham, whiih was on shore near Deal, has put in here to-day, with los, of anchor and cha'n; on her way here *be got on share again. Swanatta, Jan. 10.—it blew • strong gale here lett night from the West, when the Litt,' Prudhoe, for Cube, was obliged to slip both miter., and t as Rot Wel, into hsrbiur. The Maria, *lSt. 1v.., from P.‘rtreath, which sank on the 7th W et, off the harbour, is eapected to bceozno a total wreck; some et the audits!. have been !seed. PRODUCE. MINCING-LANE, Half -past Two.— The public sales of Bugar, which are rather large to-day, are pewee/shag very steadily, showing a further slight advance; the grocers paid high priers for the Barbados", 375. to 41s. Refined market steady ; greeory lumps, low to fine, 48s. to 61s. Coffee : A lame quantity of Pedang has been offered in public sale, say 3,500 bags, for which there did not appear to be buyers at the late high pliant paid by pirate **strut, and du, were bought in at 275. to 27s SI. Good ordinary native Ceylon sold at 34..64. to 338.-Baltpeers 800 bag sold at full ;vices. Refraction 3, 275. to 27.. 64,—Rice sold steadily at Ilia pion, low to middling whits Bengal, 10s. to lls.—Cotton has become dif ficult of sale.—Rim r mains firm at the late advance„—ln other artieles no material alteration, but the week again class with a &aided improved appearance. BRISTOL, Jon. 11.—ne change of wind has brought a large quantity of foreign and Irish grain. and the return of damp weather is unfavourable to the condition of Airmen* deliveries, which are about as large as usual. Extensive bislang bee been done in foreign Whew, ez-ship, at 40s. tO 445. per imp. qr. for common to good quality, red, from the Blast Bea. Bat spring Cure has been very unsaleable though offered at Is. per qr. decline, to save expenses ex-shin. At to-day's market there was a good attendance, but only retail business, in favour of the buyer tor everything. New English red Wheats, 40s. to 465. ; 48e. to 60s. ; old, 48s. to 665. as in quality Enaliib second Flour, 345. to 375. per sack. ; American barrels, 275. to Ws. fro e no sale in bind. Frets foreign Wheat, 44.. to 60s. per 4801 be. Barley, malting, Us. to 32a. per qr. English molting Barley, 3041. to 34.. per qr. ; grinding, 245. to 265. per 4001bs. Irish white Oats, 190. to 21s. per qr. ; lignt and black, 16.. to 17s. Beans, 325. t.)4os. Peas, boilers, 3t3v. to 401., with very poor retail demand. Arrivals: Wheat, f Taiga, 9,759 qrs. ; Barley, 3,855; P. as, 431 ; Flour, 1,773 birrels. Osta , coastwise and Irom Ireland, 4,880 qta ; Borley, 093 ; Wheat, 513; Flour, 690 auks. There is is the same Gazette the draft of an or dinance for removing all restrictions on the calling and holding of public meetings; and another for amending certain provisions of the Caps Town Muni cipal Ordinance, which last is to be iliceuined on Wednesday next. It allows • duly qualified person to be chosen by any ward, whether resident in it or in another within the municipality ; and provides that no commissioner shall forfeit his mat by being a shareholder in any joint-stock company, such as the Oas Company, when such companies enter into oon rl tracts for supplies, &c., with the municipality. In 1 concluding such contract., however, the shareholder in inch company is to abstain from voting at the board. PRWRIS CURRENT. Soma, ear awl. purr PAM. f. 34a. 0d.338.64 WM/ft 36 6..37 6 Good le 36 6...41 Ilcarltuta. brews.- 2$ 0.. 34 0 Tallow _ 0...36 6I Rae. 3O 0...40 o 1 Illaplkilaina,la. 37 0...32 • Tallow 82 0...311 0 TM, 26 0 ;6 0 Poweiga.torwra 32 0. .SS 0 Tanow Sol 6...61 6 Grey sad witll6.. 29 0...61 0 Woad. flambee.. 46 0...34 0 411 0...32 • la Sued. Vag 10., nary II 0... 0 Good. 2s 0... SO 0 Plus 63 0...100 • Ceylon, good order • nary .. 33 o._ 23 Eine ordlaary SS 0... 42 0 r e... so • tiao42 11 li o== arab vary to line 36 0...36 0 smalls aad Pa dans 2l 0... 23 0 'ha, at per lb. Coasoo.coommort. $ ... 0 9 Wei. at per eat. Gomel whits 9 6.. 19 6 Cargo..- .... lava and Manilla 7 0... 13 • Palma, clorawd 14 0.. 19 Carobea..... . 19 0... 23 0 Damao. Jan. 10.—We had a good supply of Wheat, of which ab.int one-third was old; three was greater btiiknen in the trade than for several weeks past, and tales were readily effected at fully lan week's Prins; a good clearance was made. Barley was in large supply, and the trade was very heavy, the b at qualiies suffered a decline of Is. per qr., and the iuferiur kinds were 2d per qr. lower. In Oats, Beans, and Peas, but doing, and prim" unatered. The prima ; Wheat, white, 661. to 624.; best red, 625. to 675. ; middling, 46a. to 61s. ; interior, 365. to 445. Barley, 255. to 355. Oats, 224. to 26e. Beane, old, 445. to 4435. ; new, 40a. to 445. Peas, 384. to 42.. per qr. Flour, fine, 40s. to 44a. per sack ; seaunds, ns to 395. FARNMAII, Jan. 11.—We were supplied with Wheat; trade rather dull; hut laet week's ritei were fully main. talus& The supply of B Wei was again mwe than equal to the demand; trade dull, at a &elide of fully Is. per qr. 01 10• to 144 'kr load. Bor:oy, 24.. to 110 a. per qr. ; oa Wi tt eB4 ,lie. to 265.; Peas, 36.. to 40. ; Beans, 341. to 420. The latest intelligence from beyond the Orange River is much to the same effect as previous advice.. It appwrs ttat the r.bvl Boma who robbed the missionary institution at Bethany, during the late ...- hellion, are condemned to pay 3001. among them to the missionaries. THE MAURITIUS.—In the Cape papers we gad armlets frost the Mauritius r late as the 6th of October. Reports were wring in from all quarters that the ores did sot yield as t►tp old last year, and that the crop would fill ea-rs. Wages did stet fall is proportion to the pries of pro ds.* • the image heists shout three dollars per mouth for Indsminere. Provldes. eeetinued very they: the present ' prices .1` it.., rale, sad dholl being about ens-half of whet they were at the same time in 1847. The attempts to pro duce silk emstinued to be suemodul. . . Yattmourn, Jan. 10.-1 be Hamann brie, of Arca, from Pooloto Hull, struck on the &rag Saud th is noising, but was got cif, and bar barn arrated is bare. Making water. klanoarn, Jan. 10.—Tbe Bt. Pierre (French sloop), from Harltur for London, got upon Farrago Rick this nothing, sad g mica Arrived : Sra Witch, Bhangbae; Oakum, Worrssaina . . 00/.1 , 01?, Jan. 12.—Arrived: Wallington, London, far New York. Put back: Colsdonian, from Newport, Wales, for Ascension. GAINGDOMOUGH, Jan. 9.-A goad supply of Wheat has been offered, part of which wrs told ; owing to the damp state of the atmosphere, dry permit were readily bought up at last week's prices ; demo lots dull of sale. Barley very sluggi3l3., with a downward tendency. Fleur, fine, 3.56. W.; seconds, 32.• 4d. per sick. Wheat, 435. to 534., 210 gra., 4821. 2s. (average, 4-ss. 1011.) Barley, 257 qrs.. 3311. 3s. Bd. (average, 25a. 914.) Oats, 47 qrs., 431. 12a. (average, 614) Peas, 18 qrs., 251. IL. (average, 32.3.) Gonaualgo, Jan. 10.-There was no materisl alteration from Iret week in the price of Whist here to day ; the trade continues dull. Barfly is abundant, and continues to decline in value. Red Wheat, 355. to 445. old: nld, 463. to 505.; white, 38s. to 48a. ; old, 48s. to 555. ; Barley, 22e. to 275. Peas, 325. to 363. ; Oats, 18a. to 225. ; Beaus, 30s. to 38s. Lotrrit, Jan. 10.-Thers was a very dull corn market to day, prices for ail descriptions remaining unaltered; yet, with the exception of %Vneat. they had • downward ten dency. Wheat, 375. to 445. Barley, 24,. to 283. Oats, 15 , a. to 17s. Beans, 345. to 38s. per qr. Flour was lowered 24. per stone, seconds being Is. 10d. LA PLArA.—A few days later &dykes have been ?mired train Buena Ayres, but there is nothing of moment to ropcot. Conn, Jan. 10. —W , blowing a Arrived:gale.— Acadian, Dcmerara ; Samara, Odessa; Fanny, flonduna ; Row, Callao. IRELAND. WATERFORD, JUL. 10.— Airlved : Jra, Genoa. COAIMERCIAG ti MARKETS. HONEY MARK R*l TI v LNTELLIGIEN( Tice o'Clock.—We are without material alteration in the funds. Consuls, as usual of late, rule higher in the mornin? than towards the close of the market. 'they are now at 891 toe ex-div., for money and time, 1 , better than they lett off yesterday. 0 her wise the market is quiet, and with little doing. Re duced Threes are 89; to Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 891, to 9. Eseht quer Bills, 435. to 465. prem. Bank Stock, 189 to 191. Um at per gall. Leeward lidaod ...... 1 t ... 1 7 Demerara, 21 to R. EATIAOII CUUOII LOZKNUKS. TIPTI la p :lM 1111Wil 67111 f &lOW b IMI 0.44 ad be welletema lair ea " Ouss lb • Liscarloli bow Inikes, row strelb, OR. S. lift—!Y.-11 newel bilsysibm yssi el be eaueseeteeey els* t bet I boys ea h. mid ., ~,,a, . e m y ay your lessorm um i Ind a.r= 19 1 mewl weeb bee dve4.ll WI tbelleut ►Wm preset _ bees .. us pit gia:rs d re li ZeiblZarretter lbs estellreaull %x eciti:oll= bee dr. yaw Imuuble ellue r. .. 4 sol sehl le Imes. 1..114.. awl Uss, b. N. 4.t. et be, M. web. by TIitOMMI KIWIS.), eausik be.. U. 111. bore pry. ord. FirOANT TOILET REQUISITES, each of in t..._2LlltattribeirlOWLANDir ll= OIL le WOO we:ebb' 'sr wain mod limes lesieu .. .. ill til VW KALI' DOR Is:xtlew y/ fullisil se4 beetatte us be see estes , ; seifireir ISLVOIPONTO. or Pawl is beolsoble fee bt berslity. lus so, l prowerva th s awl. ea Os Sulk sod posa wl., =PS sod op yeeteirt by 011 r 'MOW , boys. sad as UMW , r L 'Ms. Sad tiks emnronssios by as lbs Ohm, 4 same weethe reseester , r sh g rii l r el. lit ampu . 04111 perfselists. so *Yea Him • of swim Irsitail us. You are rand bola euellso el sepOty red .1% : ere boot .leyert,nerte. welt selempt% se 41. rolls. TM sate eleellas of web tuare be " WWI Of EriZthat to' re article ea the *rams or _l4 Owe le ipres... LO WlOO, sod by every adobe sell M. Owes. • e tISP kinidso. NOW na.M. • SIMMS Or DRA I MMIONIk THE RILING e ri d tiERATION. 1M Joni Imam. ftembot • Immlomm w momdms Valuers for Me Dup. hm lONS 1W• la om llht MAW r.m. 'madam the Swim Pasta, prim 10a 11.1. 111 L. ft& sevirately. Pvmele 0111 m. f 4 rimet elmot. MN. DICIIIMPIi NEW CIIBIMIIIAB BOOK. Mk dig h pagalad. poles is. slowiady Mead lo dee, with Illwars• Paw NY Nation disalisid. /LA, huh a1...a1... J0ie Wads. sad Joke fima. THY. H AUNTED MAN and the GHOSTS lihlto.llX. A /sag kw Chtiantts Slaw By CIIMILIN Lanka lirwthowy sad PPM%U. Banwiestripst. NNW LIY 0, U01.1)14)111`11. In one thiet volume Soo ent edge.. twee :no., theYlIE Lin: land ALIVINTUKES el' OLIVER not.Dawyrn. a menses Is Fool fink~ By JONI Y o a • Tha. loner Temple. liserheer, Mawr at "Lim of *hotelmen of the Ceoomonweehh.* With forty Weiss' &Wm elagavod Oa W.A. Lnelea : 10-Whore and Num, 11. Houreetentreet. sad Magenta ted Hall. 1a3.?4,1,C1.1. Etia.lll,4llYeareteit Wilk by RIWOWS did encrarillo YdYdwoodcut..l. I he entbreirtee fla..deth AN T F A I R. Ily W. M. TRAMWAY. Th ricer:v*4 path,. retnnylt anent the ezeututte touches lig* few Fiel• Piot; • Amelia:* —Tines. We o ere little tin pare I for the keen oboreetioa. the deep wisdom. end the eorrapontate art tr.,1..h Mr. Therkersy ban Interwar's In the slight tettore one whinvlal pattern of • Vanity Fair. It is one of the vett einuoleg bunk, we have real foe many a tont Year. --- glewtarlY Swim. Lamina : Bradbury cal Evan% 11. HA If ft) EAT. DION Y. AHD AVOID ; with Diet Table for ell St I. J. CUL%■ZWIAL.N.D . , MMI,.• te. Oimmorea-111-w mare perfert dinettes, tranquil Whim • Pea *WU nit • dor betel. and a eeninatel By an oterevenee of re betruitiont le rain oon allied, the feeble, the ner.nuuly ditto de, wed .e Okt meet diet* e-ed eorutitutloo, tear acquire the created Iltrphplull Initria,s, and reach in health the ;Moe period of elise teen. tot eborwool. 23, Paternest ; earrathn. 147. ; Nairn. 43., Win Strand ; or direct treat air a.lO. Aratwiss. Itupeoletrest. FRANCE. - • PAZIS, WIDNIEDAY, 6 30 P.M. It is said that the Prises de la Moskows will be sent as Minister to Sweden, and General Pellet, ex peer of France, to Turin. Another list of Prefects appeared to-day in the Monitors,. : selected l'ke the first, almost exclusively hoes the Orleabist rarty. It is said that M. Creve ccear is appointed to Clermont. Ferrand and M. Ton nelle, ex-pr fect of the Somme, to Orleans. These two prefects were strong dynasties ander Louis Philippe. M. Vivien, ex-miniater, read to-day his report on the law relative to the Council of State to the cos mission charged to prepare this organic law. The commis ion charged to prepare the law on the state et siege has named a sub-committee, who will prepare the project of law. This sub-committee is composed of MX. de Lamoricielre, Charms, Marie, Anthony, Tourret, and Liissac. We lead in the Corsaire People are rill muck occupied with the publicity alma to the letter of the Prescient of the Republic by the iferissinie, of Nantes, and sulnequently by all the journals of Paris. M. Lim de Maltreatc hes said publicly, and with reason, that he washes hi. h ode of the affair. It is said that the merit of this puhlicaqou belongs entirely to one of the aidesqle. clump of M Louis Bonaparte. It le related that this ofilcer, Is the excess of his reel, obtained trom the first magistrate of the country a copy of this document, which he afterwards sent to Nantes. _ _ _ Five of the ministers of Louis Philippe, says the Cora lire, have returned to Paris, and have all left their earth at the Elyse* National. SPAIN. We have our Madrid correspondence of ha. 4. The Maiquis Santa Cruz, Corregidor of Madrid, hos sent in his resignation, on account of the nomination of M. Zaragczi as political chief of Madrid. The Journal des Pyringes Orientates of the atti, declares that Cabrera has caused the brother of Briga dier Puns (Bep del Oli), who lately abandoned the insurgents, to be assassinated, because he possessed secrets of the rebels. In toe Cumber of Deputies on the 3rd, M. Pidat replied at gri at length to the long speech of M. Cor tina on foreign @Mire. ITALY. ROMAN STATES.—Tbe Owriere Mercantile of Genes of the 6 , 1 inst. states that on the evening of the Ist inn. a civic fete took place at Rome, in which the elute of Florence and other cities of Tuscany took part. Almost all the battalions of the civic guard peomesaded the streets with the tricoloured banner. The Corriere Merrantile of Ornoa of the 6 h inst. *tie from Rome, 3rd, that a third protest is expected from the Pope ; and that dissensions are said to have broken out bets eta the Pope and the cardinals. It 111 also understood that Ca. final Orsini was struck with a , opli ay shortly atter a very warm dissuasion. Lanabruschini and Antonelli, it is said, advise the Pope to solicit an armed intervention; the other car digans disapprove of it. A rumour was current that the Pope Fad sent an encyclical letter, in whiehhe de clares that he is ready to confirm all his concessions, AUSTRIA.—We have sews from Vienna to the 6th inst. General Welder had published another bid latin, from which it appears that the head-parters of Prince Windischgrees were on the 3rd inst. at Bunke, and on the 4ih at Bia, about twelve miles from Ofen. On the 3rd inst. the Hungarian pa•lia meat sent a deputation to the Prinee's head-quarters at Bieske. The Prime refused receiving them, and gave orders they should be made to understand ne-, thing abort of unconditional surrender would stop the effusion of blood rn either side. After the battle of Moor, Baron Jellachich brought his corps forward to Lovas Bereney. Ofen is consequently surrounded by the Austrian outposts on the rat bank of the Danube. Baron Jells chick's movement to Lovu Berney was made with the intention of intercepting the re treat to Ofen of the Hungarian General Perna who after the battle of Moor, bad fal en back upon tituhleeiseemburg, where he looked for the Hungarian Colonel Scholia's party to join him. The Generals Nugent and Dahlen marched on the 4th by Sulba-Egerzeigg, iu the direction of Konica, 'Rasmus having been left in Lendra to keep ease the communication with Warasdin, and at Kormond, to protect the route to Styria. The Cankers of Oodenborg and Eieenburg are being swept by the Colours Mobiles of Liestenant-Colonel Count Aithanu. General Count &kb* has drawn his corps upon Mao's, with • view to back the Prince's operations spinet Ofen sad Pesth. Some Wooden were consequently advanced from Yankton to Hidas-Nemethy, and from thence to Font% when they fell in with part of the Hungarian army—vin., with the Polish legion and a few hundred hussars, who did not, however, accept battle, but retired upon the advarce of the Austrian troops. On the, 28th of December lest, General Count &Alia, who had, meanwhile, found out that con siderable force nu opposed to him, continued his advance upon Miklees by evading the Hungarian positions at Szikezo on his onward march, and Urn threatening their left flank and their rear, while another part of the Austrian army attacked them in front. In consequence of this mat miters hall aeempsav of the }lunation regiment Honved was snmeanded and captured by the Austrian light horse. The beargenta developed meanwhile a great strength en the heights of Szressii. They were attacked by the Maori at cave Cry and a battery of six-pounders, and after some mart firing they retired from the fight. The bulletin asserts that nothing bat the setting in of alsht saved tae Hungarians from being completely de listed. The imperialuna bad five men killed, and cap bred &5 men. The loss of the Huogatians in killed and wounded is. as usual, enormous. OLDENBURG.—Dates from Oldenburg are to January 6. The Duke of Oldenburg had, as we stated some time since, demanded of the states 130.000 dollars for the civil list. Tho state, however, voted only 100,000, with an cede ition of 15,000 dollars mean spoilage for the hereditary Grand Duke. On the 4th inst., the Grand Doke declared that he would reduce his total demand to 170,000 dollars, in cluding the spansge of the Grand Duke. To this the states would have consented, had not the Sovereign made i , a condition that this sum should be moaned in landed property to his family as hereditary pro perty. His ministerial council and M. von Moak., who was sent to Frankfort on this subject, have not been able to make him change his resolution. The Diet has appointed a commission to negotiate with the Prince on the subject, and on several other points of the constita tion. The grand duke also raises difficulties on the suspensive veto which has been granted to him, and dement% an absolute veto. WURTEMBERO.—By dates to Jan. 4, we learn that the Chamber of Deputise has addressed a peti tion to the government, to present during the session of the States, a project of law for the reduc tion of the civil list of the king and of the &reneges. The royal resolution on this subject was communi cated to the Chamber of Deputies, on the above date, in presence of all the ministers. The king de clared that he did not recognise the stater , as having the right of modifying dispositions in the civil list, dote' mined by treaties, and for the whole durationof his reigr, but the hewou'd voluntarily re nounce a part of that list for the current year, and perhaps also for succeeding years, if the financial state of the country called for it. The government promised to present a project of law on the spawn, on the express understandirg, however, that it should concern future apanages only, and not those already in ex istence. CAPE OF GOOD HOPE. We published is extenso yesterday the speech of Sir Harry Smith, at the opening of the Legislative &s -its'. We now add a digest of the news contaiued in our files of Cape journals. In -he Amemble, on the Bth of November, hie excellency read a despatch from Earl Grey, in which his lordship express,. a wish on the part of her Majesty's government, to know from the people of the colony, whether they were d sposed to receive into their families as servants as d fellow-labourer., and ultimately as fellow-citizens, a supply of convicts from the gaols of the mother country. The despatch in questi in enters into an account of the satisfactory result attendant upon certain regulations enforced in our penal colonies, by which all convicts in the first instance undergo a period of separate im prisonment in England, varying from 6 to 18 months, followed by labour on public works, either in Eng land, or at - Bermuda or Gibraltar. The effects of this discipli , e h a ve as yet been very satisfactory; but, adds the despatch, No' withstanding these encouraging circumstances, it is not the opinion of her Majesty's goverameut, that, either with a view to the preservation of good order, or to the in fli-tion of en adequate =want of punishment under their originnl 'enters:a, the men ought to us set entirely at large on reaching the colony to which t►ey7 may be sent after a period of good conduct. It Is • d better that they should rather be allowed tickets of leave. These admit of restricting them to particular districts, and of enforcing the punctual payment of moderate sums is return for the cost of their conveyance, but do not in other respects interfere with the fee. dose of the men te whom they are granted, nor di minish the ordinary motives to indostry and good castanet. You will further perceive, that while it is proposed to re quire from these poisons repayment of the oast of th.ir porno- Tel to the colonies to which they may ultimately be sat, be. some it is conceived that they ought sot to mein free pas sages which cannot be panted to many of those esti:evicted of crime who apply tor that privilege, it is proposed that whatever rams are thus remand from them should be ap plitd, not to relieve this country from the charge incurred on their account, but for the benefit of the colonies which may receive them, either by sending out free emigrants to meet the great demand ter labour which exists in most of the colonies, or in any other manner which may be more suitable to the peculiar elrearestaaces of others of them. Such being the system nude? which it is propped here after to proceed, I total it right to p a nt eat to you, that if the inhabitants of the Cape of Good Hops should be willing to receive men with tickets cilium. they will obtain the ad vantage of a supply of labour, together with a probable addl e= le the fluids applicable to general hamigrades, se some *Ale ether *set of importance, while, by the power which is te be reserved of diepeseleg these men in different districts, together with the reteemstery nature of their previous punishment, there is geed raison to hope that their premises in moderate numbers wIY net be found injurious to the geeenl character of the esmassity. Considering the smeith sspresentatiom which are con stantly received at Ms ism of the want of an adequate supply of labour, it seems pseibie that if this system of con vict discipline were well ledlemesed, the oologius might be d. sines of rem same. mem the foregoing terms, in their last step of ad after they had agreed a fa ramble ficamether hem the authorities nudes whose control they had bees pissed. I shoeM he sled, therefore, it you would assertaht, is the mums whisk may appear to you beet waited to the purpose, bee he We wail be the peeve valeta ainion ia the calm under yew gmerameat ; and if I shonUlesni from yes that the maw* would be envie , ' for, I would be prepared to take the smermy steps e'r i n . eluding the Cape in the ginns fate which amide holding tickets of leave may be introdmsed. This pronosal does sot, awarding to the South African Advertiser, meet with any support in the. colony. A meeting was to be held in Cape Town, to memorialise against the introduction of convicts am labourers in the colony. Several ordinances appear in the official Gazette, including one to organise a local Burgher force for the protection of the colony, from which it appears that it h not the intention of government "to make every man a soldier." Also, amongst others, that I hereafter, when private property shall be taken or pressed for the public service, the owners are to be paid on the spot at the time, in cash, or is order. DUBLIN, THIMSDAT ETZFINO. In the Court of Queen's Bench this day the Lord Chief Justice stated again, at the sitting of their lordship, that judgment would not be pronouncei in the case of the Queen versus O'Brien, Meagher, &c., until Tuesday next, in consequence of the in di•position of Mr. Justice Moore. Ao order was mid, to bring up the pri'oners on that day. The pr,soners Closwatz, English, and others, who were convicted for Illegally drilling and training, will I also be brought up on Tuesday to assign errors. At the sitting of the Cousin/don Court this day, the At•orney-O •neral, having stated his objections to the sdorton of any of the courses suggested by the bench last day, called on the judges for final lodgment. Mr. Butt offered to go to trial if the Attorney-General would give no evidence, or enter a noes prosequi on the bad counts. The Attorney-Oeneral refused to de so, and the court appointed Saturday next to hear ugument as to what the 'proper form of judgment should be. The weather continues severe. Up to this hour there are three London mails due, namely, two from Holjbeld and one from Liverpool. DETENTION OF FOREIGN MAILS BY THE WEA swim—Owing to the heavy sea in the Channel, the Collis, Boulogne. and °steno maim had not arrived at Dover up to the latest amount from which we have intelligence; nor was t expected that V. 'Meiners woad be elite to make the harbour until late in the day. DEATH OF MR. ANTHONY BLAKL—OiI Wednesday, the Right Hon. Anthony Richard Blake died, at his run itenee in the Alhaoy. Mr. Blake was one of the earliest Reiman cathohos who wee made a privy councillor after the huateeipation Act. He was in the confidence of the Mar quis Willi shy, when Lord.L'eu'ensnt of Ireland, and for many years held the important o ffi ce of chief tereembrans sr of Ireland. He was in his 63rd year. THE GOLDEN LecrunEutttr.—The Record of yes terday says:—" Although the Rev. Thomas Dale has not, we believe, yet resigned the golden lectureship, yet it is fully under.tood that he has intimated his intention If not renewing the mud annual application for reappointment. As Mr. Dale is rector 'lSt. ParCf4ll, one of the most ripe lout parishes in London. valued at 1,7001. s year, and is also one of the canons of St. Paul's, with 1,0001. a year be side+, every one will sppreciate the motives which render it improper, lit Mr. Dale'. eatimatioo, that he should con tinue any longer to add a lectureship to his other im portant duties. One lector- every Tuesday morning is the duty required. It is believed that the Rev. J H. Gurney might have doily succeeded in obtaining the lecuireshi but he has steadfastly declined alluring himself to he put forward, alleging that he is already rhar.ed with a sufficient responsibility in the great district of Id .ryli.bone, of which he is rector, without adding to this important charge. The motives which have influenced this able and devoted minister will be appreciated by the public, as well as toose who know his untiring di.tgence in the performance of the tatted duties of his important office. It is said that there are no leas than seventy candidates Ise the Golden Lecture ship, which is wor:h exactly 4201.16 e. a year, being the rent. of two houses infuse-lane, long iievoted to the foundation of Tuesday Morning Lectureship, by some benevolent memb rot the Haberdashers' Company of the "Wen time.—The Rev. H Melvdl, the Principal of the But India Company's College, at H iilesbary, and chapl in of the Tower, has obtained per mission from the Court of Directors to offer himself as a candidate, and little doubt is entertained of his success now that Mr. Gurney has refused to avail himself of his power ful family influence." Surely the reasons that urge Dr. D lets give up this " Golden Lectureship " should operste to pe .vent Mr Me!vil from seeking it whilst he enju)s two other valuable appointments. THE NEARLST WAY TO THE GOLD DIGGINGS.—The &emery of the precious metal will, at least, have the effect of throwing enterprise into the hitherto neglected mask Web of the Peri& ; already a vast improventeAt Is corn amid peirephy • is en the point of being realised. An gempany is to ran steamers from New Y. rk to the Isamu, of Darien, whence gtode and puiengera will be conveyed acmes to Panama; tress Panama a second line of steamers is to ply to Oregon and the new Dorado of Cali torsi* ; and a third from Panama along the coast of South America to Guayaquil, Callao, and as far as Valparaiso. A branch line is also prop sed from California to the Sand wich Isles and China. The enterprise %ill. it is said, com mence is the present month. The road from Chagrin to Panama across the Isthmus is to be repaired and improved by the Government of New Grenada, from funds supplied by the Americus Company; end, in cyder to encourage trade, this Goverment has exempted vessels frequenting the porta of the Isthmus from Wastage dam, and has reduced the duty on impose to 1 per cent. on averred cargoes. This establishment of a regular com munication across the Isthmus of Panama, will do for the New World what a *Mader emnssaaication saws the Isthmus of Buie has done for the old; it will constitute en era in the history of commerce, and by bringing the ends of the earth into justaponition, will nave a powerful influence on the progress act, lixatioa. The voyage from NewYotk to San Franc sec in California, round Cape Horn, is 17,000 BOOM miles, and occupies, • sailing vessel about five months. The two voyages from New Y.'rk to Chagres, and from Panama to San Francisco, have an aggregate length of 6,400 miles, and will be performed by steamers in about 30 days, or in MI days, allowing time for the journey woos the iathmaa (about 60 miles. over land about 800 feet in height), sad for unshipping and reshipping The new line of cominemien tioa will be of great advantage to the trade of our own ass. try. It will r. duce the length of the journey from Britain to Lima and Guayaquil one-half, and the time twatetrds. And it wi 1 benefit the world by accelerating the settlement and growth of a great civiiistel populatioa on the western shores of North Ameri a. New California, lying betwixt the parallels of 32 and 42, with a fertile soil, and with the Pacific on its western side to temper the extremes of host and told, ought to be one of the met desirshle countries in the world. SHIPPING. CATTIOX TO MA/11111111 PANTED 1W 01 OCT OP THE MEDI Gibraltar, Jan. 3, 1649 beg to subjoin, for the ;a , ormation of the committee, a copy of a despatch which I have just had the honour of rectiving from kh emollient" Vice-Admiral Sir William Parker, on the Mediterranean station, dated 9th ult. I think that every publicity should be given to the canticle against masters of merchant vessels imprudently keeping near to the Riff coast, in rtittgL or out of the Mediterranean, particularly eumme season, whet calms prevail, whia facilitate the capture of rasa lab; the row boats oe the Rifllaas.—l have the honour to be, sir, your most obedient servant, J. LONO- L&NDS Cownt.t., Agent for Lloyds —To Captain Halsted, R.N., &armory to yds. (coat or IMUIPATCII WRIMPD TO ) Hibernia, at Naples. 911 Deo. 1848.—Sir,—In miaow. 'edging the receipt of your letter of the 20th ult., with Ike c pies of your report to the secretary to Lloyds, I bag to ewer my satiefaction that the promptitude. seal, and pliant', of C .amender M'Cleverty, and the CAMS and crew of tee Polyphemus, enabled them to recover the brig Three Sisters !from the Riff pirate'. I entire.; arse In your recommendation, that the masters of merchant vessels Maid be directed to give the Cape Tres F.rcas • wide b and soloed with you in thinking that without the ettploymimS of a large force 'be attempt to destroy the lassies sad bole on the Riff coat would not be amemplished, swept at the expense of a caw aiderable lea' of life, and that the be Lo., so destroyed, I would ma be repined by the mean+, —I am, sir, your wry humble tswent, (Signed) W. PAWL, Vice-Admiral. To J. Longlaads Canon, agent Ur Li, yds. Haat, Jan. 10 equally.—AkTrived Diem. China; Windrow, Mane ; Gamer*, Jamaica; Hymen, Pow,- wsah• Northeatbetlace. C.tieutts; Ombia, Gambia. Ar• ' rived from the river: Geelong, Ceps of Good Hope. The The "fancy" foreign stocks still not only hold their ground, but are in advance, although the *pecu lation in them i■ confined to the house, and very warily, but no less prudently, the public keep aloof. M-zican are higher, it 25; to Peruvian, 48 to 50. New Grenada, 16 to 4. Venezuela, 19 to 21 ; Buenos Ayres have risen to 27 . 0 9. Brazilian, are 75 to 7. Chilian, 87 to 9. Ecuador, 3to A. Spanish Fivrs, 14 to ; the Threes, 27 to 1 ; Passive, 31 to 1. Por tuguese, 251 to 61. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are better, at 481 to 91; the Fours, 76 to 7. Bastian, 102 to 4. Belgian, 73 to 7. It appears by the advice. from Hamburg, that of the loan of four millions of florins to be supplied by agreement to the Bank of Vienna by the: Rotlpchilde of Frankfort, two-thirds were taken from hence, and 01. e-third from Hamburg. The amounts were, for the far larger proportion, forwarded in silver bars and specie. It was noticed some days since that a els epatch from hence of thirteen millions of florins in gold had passed through Wastarroort, in Holland, for Frankfort. If such were the case, as absolutely asserted with !Articular, in advice, from Holland, it is evident that such an amount must mkt. to some larger, perhaps loan, operation, but, instead of gold, must have been for the greater part in silvcr. 43 Itilis6wil FUNDS. Rank qtack.lll9 al (WWI fOf gsol 3 par Ct. Heti.. Mum. PA 1 Eichea 1 3 3rpez Crate, M 90 3 par coanuarl6, 4. to 46.. pram Fukoct.ire Tuspe„ . —....- .........„ 6 per Ct Attrition Bootie. - . I leer Cent. amnia lUD- 16 i 41 psr Cl. Doe. Bondi, fs 1 ; OfenAltb Deferred lidt., 3 2i per Cant. ditto, - . 6 ear ditto, Cl Meuleaa. 1646. 261 I I er Ct. Waltham Dd5.,76 T . 6 pai Ct. Peruvian lull, 46 10 Ditto sew. 74 6 Porturuois FOUTS, 164 64 Leo 11:. Huruco Ayres Rd,. 27 9 if per Ct. Rum B•lo. IU2 4 Ma Chilton Due, 87 9 , 1.. epaulet; Ode., 14 ii Ditto Oolumb lief. Kt,. - I :s zor Ct.ttpanieb 1415..77 6 .. zduzubina Equador Bd.. 3 i itieinii•h Deferred Dde.. -- Ira Ct. I , nnioh lids.. r 4 9 Ditto, Peke Dda, 34 4 It per Cl. Dutch MP., 421 94 : 1 , Ct. Venezuela 11,., 10 11 1 octet. Luton Cab.. 76 7 •• -owl" Deforrei kW.- 64 64 RAILWAYS.—The market is firm, with a slight evance in specula:lee sh •rea. French shares still remain in god dent 001. We quota London and North Western 123 to 7; Caledonians, 22 . 1 to 23; Eastern Counties, 11,i to ; London and Brighton, 33 to 33;; North Statratds, :.1 ; to discoont ; Great Northern, 101 to 10; dis. SALES EPPECre o • o • w 0 THIS DAY IN LONDON. (Yesterday's priors will be found In lad page.) Aullsrgate Nett., and Boston, 1 Lon. &S. Western, 42 Buckinghamshire, 21 1 d Do. New 501., 901 Ca.edonian, 221 1 Do. Thirds, 111 1)0. New 10/. Piet, 61 1 Midland, 97 E. Anglian 251. I. and E., and Do. 01. ttasoL Pref., 14 17/ L. and D.. 41 ex lo Do. 11. 10e. Pref., 2f North Bri t tish, 16 Eastern Comtism 111 4 Do. 'Lilies, 7 61 IS.. New Guar. 6 per CL, 111 4 Do. Thirds, 41 Eastern Union &rip, 171 Reading, Oullford„ & Reigate, 101 Log Lane. Qa. erCL Prof., 71 Shrews & Bir. New Guar., 9 a :rest Northern, f 15. Stellordrhire, 21 Omar Warren, 111 0. Beaters No. 3, 111 Do. New 171., Is Do. Beg. No. 4, 71 Hull and Selby. 100 WI ts, Sow net, a Weymouth, 26 Do. Halms, 50 Tort, News. k Bee., 26 f Lane. and Tort. rum% 6/ Do. 0. N. E. Per.. 71 ea int Do. New Clear. 6 pee Cent., til York and N. Mid., 50 IX). Creators and Wyre, :171 Do. E. & W. R. Es., 27 61 Lon., Brighton, and N. C..' 4 3 1 Boulogne sod Amino, 01 Dm & N. Weans, 1251 6i N. of Prone*, 4 Do. 101. 121 Orleans and Bordea If N. Staffordahlre, 11l I A, Park and S:raatenwg, ux, 21 LIVERPOOL BALM iLIIVART 11. Ile aortae Ina • shade 1 Caledonian Pref., 1 P E. Lancashire New, 61 el Gt. Western, 93 Lan. k Tort. Y. &L.) 20 €1 Do. Fifths, $1.16 1 p Lir., Chef., & toulbpsrt. 3 4 Lot, and N. Western, 1251 Do. New Oen. 21 P Do. Thi•ds, N. fa 3d. Han., Shelf , & Lim No. 1.6` d Do. Prof., 115.16 YORK SA' ildlasd, (17 Dn. Halves, 7 d N. 131itlohQsa., N. Maffordolsbe, d N. Woolens, d Meese., Oa., it Cheater, 3 d S. krt. k Dover, 24t Do. No. 4, 74 Tork, Newc., and Bet. (0. N.B. Pat.), In 341.4 Oral litortbers, 8{ - York, Newer., and Per. (G. N.E. Par.), 71. 1.11. 9d. ex uric JAMVAIT 11. To. k and Web Vidl&nd (E. sad E. Elam), 26i METALS.— GLASGOW, Jain. 10.—The feeling of our market for pig iron is dec:dwify backwards ' and the saes made have been at a reduction of Is. to Is. 61. per ton on Seturday's prices. In consequence of the late speculative anvance, there is now the greatest desire to realise the profit of the wansesLon. will& cameo a pressure of teller., without westing buyers, amid 45e. to 45e. 6d. oak, the market closing dull, with sellers at this quotation. COALS.—HaIf-past Avo.—Baddle'sWest Hartley, lac ed. ; CITY'S Bartley, 14a. 6d.; Eden Main, 174. ; Wafts End Howell, 18.. 3d. ; Walls End Benne, 18g. ; Walls End Lantbton, 17s. 6d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 186. ; Walls Bad Tees, 17s. Bd.—Ships at nuke% 183. MANUFACTURES. FRANct. —A letter from Lyons says, that trade is still very dull there, in wet Tient:* of the doubts that exist as to the state of things generally, and the bad disposition of a portion of the working is-voli tion who have their minds poisoned by svialint publica tions. The best forem' n in the manufsctories are stated, to have emigrated to Piedmont, 11,11 and, and England. From Valence, under date the 2nd instant, we learn that silk mores were more abundant at the market at Aubenu on the 31th tilt than previously, anti prices were very firm, at from 43f. to 461. per kil. for good qsalities, and 39f to 42t. for medium. Some small parcels cf very fine bad gone off at 47f Ordered silks, 481. to 62f. This latter description was beearaieg Karat, and it was a:rata to be in great de mand in Ware. Littman*, Jan. 10.—The London and Manchester houses Gentians tasking for orders given before the advance in yarns. The home mess is scarcely tut in since the usual stock-taking at Chti-tutaa. Mansfactun re have pas rally laid in or ordered a supply of both worsted and cotton yarns, in anticipation of the advance in pn ces, • and a good spring trade le confidently licked for ward to. No adelleell in manufactured goods is yet attempted to be realised. Wonted yarns have again risen this week from id. to ld. per tb., and apinnets are careless of Olden at even this advance. Mans of them are under con tracts at old prices, which thu wish t-t fulfil before giving the prices now demanded in fin wool market, and this will bang yarns even higher than present prices. Cotton yarns are advanced la. per ilandle, and the agents' warehouses are completely cleared of stutk Wools pleas complain they c.nuot realise any milt now on the prices asked by the growers, and consequently little has been done. BOWERY AND L &CZ TRAMS. Norrixonass, Jam 10.—The estams ram bees bring (es it is termed) err not trek , / lima emu *miff dis 1101. The errought cotton bore heseels. though le a ble the binds la gemeed being 4137. *yid. is mg be se pre gear a glebe mum swaps ; end, la fast, tw satmlas lege bromitee ion a 4 hew gmely peralysed the roe. patty of the 'Lieges mat el leNiemoh The drawee, peandorm. sad shirt lanmehee. trkis mob, rase• thee eight Imedrel kggki l• Nottlastaa ma tie iambs, is is a Wen* 116 pat -. twast. 1/P. .. .I II ... It ie 31 pot ma. U.P. t 10 ... Favourite marks 4 0 ... Orsady. lot broads S S.. 1 OrltiskspuilaLp. 10 0 0 Gioia lO 0 0 Itirk lO 0 ... 0 t , Put, per too. u 11223,?.T.R. £33 0...40 0 t.Prioribusg. Mod . Mitch a;3orPYsW so 0.. be 0 Mislead Hoge. at per tan. SlZetarablui,e3eaa 00 l; aut•bot halt alma Vas, 'thine 33 10.. 0 (Mahal pass Waal& 33 0...36 0 Isatlnlia Senn— l 6. 9..43 e Bombay l6 0...24 0 Juts Tu.. at pry cwt. Boma ol 0...0 0_ dtrait• L Nooks 79 0... 0 0 Loa. at pet ton. Bus £6 0 SO 0 Piss, No. I. SI 3... 0 Hoops. 8 . 0 Cargo 410udllf 10.. bar 0 11... s 85'41140 ll 0...11 Lzoo at par boa. Pic, brat. l4 0...10 Milled, sheet l7 0...17 Pataai7o4.. ... red or zolaroral lB 10... 0 Blather l4 10... 0 011" per 131 lap. pl. d.p. Ash, BwL4 pale V O._ 0 straw 26 10.. 0 brows it yellow l4 0..13 S. 10..03 1 2:l u ldat era Bl 10...83 Out l3 1C..11 1 South 54.-- l4 0...27 Oave,o4lllpoli,p.tios 43 0.. A 4 Cocoa Nut U 0.-119 8515 . 111 0 1 4 pale. par Ice WI 10.. 0 n 111.. i 1 ia wt. 195110r—Corb, et . p TO 0...72 4ths 83 11 20 310. 0 0...0 AMIN la 0 0.. 0 Limn/2, do BO 0. 63 endow, 1n..-- 70 0..50 Worm 14L ..... „ Walurked O6 0...70 Sad, 154114, per lims him MUD 6 6... 0 =mead 7B 0...00 od I '• ' "" lout I,„ „ ,„ 1 120, 11191.2 • Om% Waterford, =wt. ...... 60 0...61 UsdOldhoz,utrk ~, 0...60 Wolorlerd, do " DIM Mader Amarlarbdlaltyp. 61 0...72 $ Oz sad 1.4%0 B. A l and 11L Video, w, at per lb. VW 04.4 d Os. 84 fo ...0 31 dry 6 ..0 0 D B rltted 0 ..6 si Itlo, dry at Lima Valp. Au 4 We.: la. dry 0 ...0 0 Ballad - 0 1...0 3 .., . _ 0 4 . ..0 10i Eta India . Kips, &Arras, day 01 . 6 - Kumla, dry I 11 ...0 64 6. Arner.llorre, pot \ids 4 • ... 1 9 Russia, ditto 6 0 .. 7 0 Dal Woos; at per ton. Loprood,lamal.x...C3 15... 0 0 Honduras 4 0_ 4 10 Car . grany 6 0 0 I. ••• PIM* !aisles I IP Nicaragua, kap sad 10 0...11 Small 0..10 0 Lima 4a .D 10...13 0 Red 8 1_ 8 10 lb 0...50 0 TALLOW.—Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 41s. 6d., sepuate months' delivery, 41s. 6d. to 41s. 94. CORN.—Maxx-Latte..—With the cxceptioo of last night, when we experienced a slight frost, the weather this week bee bes n wet and mild. The report below shows diminished supplies of grain from all quartets ; there is, however, still a large quantity on ►ale Prom previous large arrivals Both on Wednesday and this morning the value of Engl sh, as also of foreign, Wheat Lad a downward tendency, the demand being of a very rest.ictcd character. Bonded, without in proving in price, now nearly ap proximates to its duty-paid value, adding the charges up to and import payable on, the let proximo. Bsrley war in motteristo request only, but not cheaper than in the t arty part of the week. Beans aLd Peas without de. mend, and velum almost nominal. English, as well as duty paid foreign Oats were the turn lower. Bonded quite as deer. There is an occasional inquiry for floiting cargoes of Wheat, but for future shipment, of either this or other de scriptions of grain, there is scarcely any disposition to operate, prices. asked and quoted being considered too high. The following o►e Monday's violations : - . - BRITISH. - - 111.1t44s mr Beane.. Wasar, nen end Kent, red 37 to 41 to 47—white 42 to 47 to 32 Norfolk and Suffolk. 35 to 37 to 46... do 4l to 49 to 54 Talavera (game or entfolkt 5l :o 56 Camb. k Lin.., red... 39 to 43 to 46 ..white 4l to 45 to 52 Northumb. and Sestet do.— to —... do to to Irina do gm. BAZIAT, Feeding— ............. ........ 22 to 24—diets ling to 24 to 28 fltdtusg. 26 at 211 ..ex.rit SIMI WIICAT —to Oars, English reed.....—. 16 to IS to 194 Od...blaek- ... —to—a Od Ditto IPolanda ... IS to 19 to 204 ad...voter, 23 to 244 ad Semi& a Moot& toad 19 to 214 Od_potato 11 to Ills Od Irish teed 13 to 174 Od. Meek« HI to 114 Oa Ditto p0tat0.................. .—.—. . .. . ..- l9 to 21e Od iLIII.. ~..... ..... . ......... ....... .. 56 to 53 . Inc ad SS to 63 Pam, grey 31 to 334 Ud. maple 32 to 33 Blue 25 to 43_1=1 ... SO to 4: White 17 to 29. Bums, Masagan.. 24 to 26. .ttek SS to 30...01d to 11anow :.•0 to 32-small 32 to 34...0kl to Team, $e Spring per tomk. —...saw minter .... --aid —to germane, New Lervaso Canis per thoueond £lO 10a. to I 1 104. Par aim* NI .1111. runny Torn.-made, delivered 44 to 46 -lino omenaN*li is IT, i Norfolk and iutfolk 37 to 11 .whlte 4O to 11 Northumberland, Lincoln, and Torkehire to Bagmen and Kant to --lAA —3, IFOREIIIN. __ _ __ ... Wow; Dentsla and Kantgabeti... 1• t 0 53...g00 5l to 37 Pomeranian, Roatock, and 114eVia. 47 19 to 51 French and hrabiutt ... banish and ltamburgh Kinston.. ............. ....... 39 to 43...Egyptlan — to Danube and Warn .. Spud& bard to —....net — to Camelia& to —...Atatrali2n..... 19 to 13 Ars Ban" Yeedirg 22 to 24 _distilling 25 to 27 &WM , Doan 36 to 40.-Lairmas to - Oars, Keenan Poinerannin sad ihrslieund to - Swedish and Dasls/4 II to 19 Triendsod aod Dutch feed Ditto Brew 19 t 0423 . 'red - to - Saws, tick- - to -...01d.... - to - Smell - to -...01d. - to - !SWAB II so 23...Tworany - to - Ems, dr/ 30 •• 33 Tams, oid. -Ve " --9wir -to --largo ..... . -to - Loma% Battle and Itingsit l4 V.; 36 to 33 Mediterranean and Odessa. to 3$ to h: Ramona .. . ... ... - ....... ...... -to -..bentpeard 22 to 34 Kama= CAzas,tree ........ A 3 ss. to S 3 10.. Luisa= Car" Noah and g 2 Os. to S 9 Oa Ditto Trench and anieriewe S II 'Onto t 9 lOs noon. Anterken, par barrel °IMO.. 22 to 30 Dash& and liandang.. Canadian Frineh, per sash of Man.. five SI to 40 ARRIVALS INTO LONDON ry.o7d oth JAN. TO 12th JAN. QM English. Scotch. Irialt. Foreign. Wheat WW2 I 4: 1 1: I 3430 I Oats 4420 nom 2.200 sells ; barrels. Malt, Loewe Mimeo's. - Wheat. 42a. Id.; Barley, 31s. oi.; Oats, 215.; keens, 296. 7d.; Pees. Nis. ad. - --- -- - - - - -- IMPERIAL AVERAGED. Miami biastoy.) Oats. Rye. &mad Feu. Des. 10. $024 Od 194 lld 31. 2d i des 2d 1 40. Id 4114 9d ils 19. 342264 k'334 74:.104 94 16 ... 47. WM. 44 1116 114194 &I'M* 3d 394 3d 23 47. 114'314 4d 1111 4d 294 16 334 7d 364 Ir 30 10d 31e Jd Ills 00 28. 14 . 43. 11014 91 Jan. 6 ... 41.1 104 1 304 94117. 0320. 44 . 324 4d 37e 9d 6 ireib' Aug. Aver. 47. 9,11114 4:1'1114 7428. 104:44. WM. 3d Dvm—Wheat, 104. ; Barley, 24.; Osts, Is. 6d; aye, Bees., sad Ps" Si. BAienuev, Jan. 11.-This market is very flat for all kinds of grain to-day ; good dry Wheats maintain previous prices, but other articles of the trade have a downward tendency, with very little disposition en the part of buyen to "unitise. She following are the prior: Wheat, ss. to 6s per bushel. Barley, 245. to 28s. per qt. Oats, 17s. to 265. Beans, 4s. to to Si. 44. per babel. Bterantonsx, Jan. 11.-During the present week, only lim ted transactions are reported. Wheat has realised pre vious prices. Lower rates have not been suornitted to for any kind of Barley. Oats unaltered, with little doing. Beans rather lower. Peas nearly unsaleable, and offering at very low prices. At this day's market there was a fair sup ply of Wheat, which sold slowly at the currency of this day day se'nnigin. Barley of all kinds unaltered in value. On Oats the turn was in favour of the buyer. Beans, Is., and Peas, 2s. per qr. ehesper. The =Olen have lowered the retail price of Flour Is. Bd. per sack. The fol.owine are the priors : Wheat, English, white, per bushel of 621b5., 6e. Od. to 6e. 10d. ; new, 61. 2d. to 61. 8d . ; red, 6s. 4d. to 6s. 8d ; new, s s. B d. to 6 s. 6 d. ; f o rei g n . red, be (td. to 6s. 10d.; white, 6s. to 7s. 64. ; Polish, Odessa, Be. 64. to to 6s. 10d ; Danube, ss. 6d. to Le. 10d. Barley, per imperial quarter, 30s. to 33e. Bd. ; grinding, per 3921 he.; 23/.. Si. to 28g. Oats, English. white, per imperial r., 18e. 6d. to 30s. ; Weigh, - black and white, per 3121 b., 19s. to 21s. Od. ,• Irish (401 b. to 421 b.), 19..6d. to 2 6 5.0.1.; 1371 b . to 391 b.), 19s. to Od. 20s. 6d.; black, 18s.' to 19s. Od. Beans, Engliah,perl96lb., old, 16s. to 17$. 6d.; new, 111.0 d. MAIDSTONE, Jan. ll.—We had to-day a fsir trade for dry Wheat, at the ;vices of Lot week—E6y, for red, 425. to 475.; white, 46a. to 60e. • oth • r sorts, 345. to 40i. ; but such are very unsaleable. Melt ing and grinding diluter is cheaper Is. to 2s. The ease in Beans and Peer, the demand for which is very slow ; and for Oats thew appears no inquiry, almost as if they were sleeks'. MANNINOTani, Jan. 11.-Our market was rather more steady today for Wheat Oast week's prices were maintained for good dry qualities. Fine malting Barley wee Is. per qr. lower ; inferior, 2s. to 3s. Beans and Peas are again Is. per quarter lower. Manx= ltasex, Jan. 9.-Our market today was well attended, and pricer in the Wheat trade were scarcely lower than last week. Barley about Is. cheaper, and Oats 6d. per qr. on the decline. Beans and Peas stationary. MILTON MOWBRAY, Jan. 9 -We have had a good sup ply of all kinds of grain offering at this market, at fell le. per qr. lower than last week. Wheat, old. 47.. to 49a.; saw, 4•55. to 475. Barley, 27.. ro 294. Oats, ail, 265. to 285.; new, 18e. to 234. Beane, old, 425. to 465. per qr. NEWHUHT, Jan. 11.-The quantity of Wheat on offer this day was c dieiderable, which met a steady sale, at about the prices of lest week. The supply of Berley was large, and a great proportion could net be di-posed or, though o 4 fend at a decline of from Is. to 2.. per qr. Oats, Beans, and Peas remain the same. PLYMOUTH, Jan. 11.-The Corn trade continues dull. Supplies from farmers are small, but millers end bakers buy only for immediate use, and are likely to keep bare until other markets assume more firmness. Prices unaltered. ROMBRY, Jan. 11.-There was a scanty attendance at our market this day, end the trade for every description of grain was in a eluggi.h state ; indeed, so little business was dune that we cater.ot quote any change :rom last week's price.. Rovierose, Jan. 10.-Wheat withcut alteration in price. Barley fully Is. she epee ; kale f re, at the reduction. Wheat, 245. to 325. per load. Barley, 26.. to 345. per qr. Oats, 17e. to 25.. Erockrox•oze•Tess, Jan. 10.-The arrivals of grain coastwise during the past week hays bin large. This morning we had a very lib. ral supply of Wheat from the growers, for which there was a good &mond, at a decline of le. per qr. on last weenie rates. Barley dull sale. Oats In demand, at full prices. Beans almost unsale able, although off.ired le. to 2s. per quarter lower. British: Wheat, per qr. of 631 b. to the bushel, Durham and Yorkshire, red, 40; to 605.; white, 60e. to 645. ; south country, red, 495. to .505.; white, 60s. to bls. ; old red, 60s. to 63a. Oats, feed, per qr., 16s. to 22..; potato, 24e. to 265. Beane, new, 325. to 36e.; old, 365. to 48s. Flour per sack of 280114., fine, 36e. to 375. ; superfine, 395. to 40e. Oatmeal, per sick of 2801 he., Scotch, 31e. to 33e. per qr. Foreign ; Wheat, per qr. of 6316.. to the bushel, Restock, Wismar, and Stralsund, 61.. to 63a. Hamburg and Stettin, bus. to 62e. ; Holstein and Danish, Ms. to 625. ' Oats Dutch and Frieslad, 20e. to 22a. Peas, boiling, 345. to 365. Clovereceue ' red, in bond, per cwt., 265. to 341. ; white, 30e. to 36.. Imports during the week : Wheat, coastwise, 1,949 gee. ; Oats, 161; Rye, 60 ; Peas, 67. Uxnalnoz, Jan. 11.-With a email market, and Wheat in worse condition than last week, prices were about the same as then quoted. The average this week is 475. per qr. Barley is a heavy sale, at a reduction of la. to 2s. per qr., in both malting and g. hiding samples. Opts in slow demand. Beans in short supply. Peas, Whit', for planting er make from 6s. to Be. per bushel. WOaKINOTON, Jan. 10.-We had a very poor market here to-, ay ; prices on the decline. Wheat, 194. to 225., as cur, ing to quality. Barley, 11.. Oats, 7s. to 7s. 9d. per 3 imp. bushels. WATZILYOILD. Jan. 10 -With but moderate arrivals from abroad, and very rmall supplies of farmers' grain sines Saturday last, all articles iu the trade are in improved de mand, at the full currency of that day. EDINIM:nag, Jan. 10.-There was again a abort supply of Scotch Wheat from the farmers at market this morning; the trade ruled firmer than of late, and a ready sale was ex perienced a; tally, and in some cases Is. per qr. above, last week's quotations. The demand for free foreign continues limited, and without alteratien in value ; but bonded, during the past week, has ben in lively request, at an improvement of Is. per qr. The large arrivals of foreign interfere with the sale of Barley, which to-day was again dull and rather cheaper. There was a better sale for the small supply of Oats, but no improvement could be established. Beans and Peas maintain former prices. Wheat, top, 545.; average, 46.. 84. Berle top, y 32.. • average. 27e. &I. Oster, top, '231. ; average, 194. 3d. , Beaus, sup, 31.. ; average, 28a. CiLasoow, Jan. 10 -Since the 3rd instant 4 000 qrs. Barley, 2 800 Oats, 860 qrs. Wheat, and 770 sacks Flour have been reported coastwise at Grangemouth; and in the Clyde about 6000 qrs Oats and 1,700 loads Oatmeal have arrived from Ireland, together en - h 1,380 barrels Font and 1,970 qn. Indian Corn from New York. The frost has dis appeared, and the weather is again wet. During the put week the transactions in all free grain, Flour, and Meal have been of a retail character, at prices rather in favour of the buyers. Bonded Wheat, on the con trary, has been in request ; but the small quantity here has caused business to be limbed. At our market this morning there was a thin attendance ; and buyers still acting on the reserve, onl very limited sales .3 none fre e Wheat or Flour could be e ffected, although sellers offered to take rather lover prices. Flue Oats were held at late rata ; but secondary qualities were 31. to 6d. per boll cheaper. Barley was again 6d. to le. lower. Flour and Oat meal, Beano ' sad Peas were each rather easier to purchue. The present prices:-Wheat, per 2401b.,English, white old, 261.64. so 26,.; new, 23e 04. to 245.: ed. old, 245. 63. to 264.03.; new. 21s. to 23..; Scotch, white, old, 26e. Od. to 26e. Od. Irish, red and white, new,2le, to 211 ; Dantsic,old, 266.6d.t0 26.0d.' Pomeranian,24s3u26e6d.; Danish,23..od. to 241.0 d.; Odeess, soft, 22'. to 235. Od ; Canadian, 23..6d. to 24e. Od.; United Stater, 23e. 6d. to 24a Od. Barley, per 3201b5., Ber wick and Sc otch, new, 20. 63. to 21s. OJ.; hub, new , 18s. 04. to 19s. ; foreign. free Pomeranian, fin., old, 20.. to '2ls. 04.• 19.. to 20. W. Oats, per 2611 be., Iris'i, Wexliird, he , new, 16.. 3d. to 16.. W. ; Limerick, &c., new, lbs. 61. ro 17s. ; extra, prepared, old, 17e. 3d.; foreign, Rue., old, 15. to lie 63. Denirb, old, 16s. to lbs. 6d. Beans, foreign, per 4 imp. bush. old, lbs. 6d. to 16s. • new, 14e. to 15. ; Irish, 2601 b , old , 16." 6d. to 16.. ; new, lbs: 6d. to 1624 Egt ptian, per 28011i5., old, 17s. to 175:61. Peas, 280115., white, old, 17s. to 17.. 61. ; r , 1 per 2801ba., English, firi. to 17s. •, de a n, old, old, 16e. 64 to 17e. Flou y r, superfine, ohl, 39*. to 405.; inch ditto, 38.. to 395.; fine, old, 36e. to 375.; extra choice qualities, 40a. to 415.; Ame rican, per barrel, sweet, old, 274. to 275. 6d.; Canadian, sweet, 27.. to 275. 6d. ; sour, 26. 63. :Oatmeal, per 280115., Irish, common cut, 275. to 28.. Indian Corn, per 2801h5., 18e. 6d. to 19s. Bd. WOOL—Minim: mu, JAI. I.—Tbe demand con trends name, too rte. nt q n an gem wily milted. Nods and Broke* are in son.t wnat betas sale, but the advacce is not near so mua•b •m our combing Wools. CATTLE, &c. 7ioo o'Cloek. • The supp y of Btos:s it mousratety ...od ; trade is very bad. min g to the or,l , s.oeked aunt:mon of the dead markets. Llntr prices are token for all kinds, and some remain un sold. The number of Sneep is unu• nal ; there are, enough, how.ver, for the dtinaud; they are with difficulty disposed id* at about Monday'. quotatiose. Calves are nut very plentiful; a good one is readily mold as .1 Dec 9. Dec 9. I Dec. 18. Dee. 23.1 Dec SO. Jan. 6. ... 10 .„ 177 L.