The Express. — London, England, 1849-01-15 00:00:00

• • ,4 - • --; ~~,• ..rie...- , e.••% •_ - ii t OintlS RAILWAY SHARES.—Aitimilisa et Mao Ihisa—Mein. WILLIAM LAMOND sad Co VAErAlbsir PUBLIC SALEM of ItAILWAY Ell N PLACE PORTS WETLY Ws asseb. ir i s Mrs MI WEDNESDAY. the 1711 lasi.oml Z se. ea eilassdsg. is Mot Sala. al I it far am% Thrssisssassusst. awl ISE sewsWD• WsloWs km. no., ermeanbea. Man. Winos Issmag sa4 Os. Z i t ad as gat sod ism isms testae Is the pisse ail * piss* erleao6.4== st syslc sev slls Ira nEwis sot caw smosy. .Iswass_.• _ .F' PARTICULADA OF TALLOW. 1141. 1141. 1141. . 111,597 32,330 33,003 2,440 4,234 2,3f5 ... 39,344 16,365 63,4.5 30 5.393 5,181 ... 67,838 80,514 95,877 1119. 94. 43.. N. 419. 34. . Ha. 494.64. 43.. 04. ,~ , ~. Moak this ay.— -Orin-, Delivery WI wok De. Iran Ist Jam Arrival lastweels — iix — trcTe7 Pries T. C. Ws day pariorhA. Ds. Tows HOPE.—Boionou 111AltILIIT.- MINIS. Pattenden and health meet that the market eostlheee arm. at the late quotalkos. lOUURRILIS CELEB KATED UYEtICOA Lb. sgrioNAL raoviDzwr InTITUTIOrz sz p or soms N g d itt e lir the alloNlon Trios goir e rloir Or or 4 132. 1 2 mllV:gEtito be Wagerd.i s ...a.. ..* .:... Oil Owl 1 0 4 =Cab.. e =OW Ow MOW. to JOONPU MAUL floordso2. eamemoomeroct. Jr. MUM. riSH ASSOCIATION for Ow RguRF of 111,0111;11E ANTRIM Is the LILUOTI MUSH= al • VID awl OCOIL.O D. COITTIL So. the Led Dioloop d IPADDI 114 . 12 . 4" i r 6ll TIMM Dm, ...... iii... tho Earl of Dam& 11111 bier s. 1iet0:%!../.. N. P. =ri rr A =4lo4o. i ± 7 flan : : at 04, ch o. Jar, Horan.ut a tirol It)ort . t Hates 144 ild. . 1. • Los. iiiv e rotio l NA . .. ll.P. a i lLWsti, rowel iionen. reek ..--Ar.iii.fir.—f4a Mtge We:lA= l J. B. Heath, 1114. ilueosese Swarrosols. — Tio Ilidoe Itlee. 'nods Detroit. Nek .0 6 - F ea. VATEDIENT of the IMCNITT4 oa a IitoUNDITIMI. from Jan. 1, UHL so Dee. WWI& ItIICIIPT , Z 110.322 8 0 tin Fovt Qmosio Leettet go &woo OVA. •• • • ... 38.1 in 14 4 - semis U 2 T o w a5t0.0r11111m....... • . ... /410.011 1 2 sold to Imbed ...•• ...... ........ .411 13 i t Wool frogs lip ftelealtbs iiiTm" se kat IbisoWv 76.34 la a arms Tartar of ProrOkoo et tie I. or Dejetty • goversereall ..... ... 79 .430 18 7 tin.* re, lµ• ft Proillooo. • • ... .... . 1004118 11 2 poi mid to Deland. sod to tar iliiiitie ii;,ern.i. kr ir•tlaiiil • • • . • bleed and mewls= toll katiti...iii Win. e{C.l ..... ..... 6.326 16 8 1403.033 11 2 .5r....,.... fisterbiseo .bleped to Iroi ma .. . imp, 13 2 plop Pattower.thsoral. f“, 14.6.14. dip berli fo. , the 0. vernment Do t• Wool to let October. INT . . 16.903 17 a Terri ht dyer. be Oelober let, WI .. 8123T,510 10 5 ow •- • 18.314 16 9 ...i. Olm Comillost 77.663 15 T Mt o Wills• OtossMis ..... ..... 19.900 0 0 litlSiabl.sat ...itai446.4 7:26° 0 ° li. h - . iiii:: ...... - Last 14 • Wit Ow lot Orieber 3101 ..- .... MAU 1$ 10 Meru. lo 21...•=1 1 te.= el my& tiehuot Mato .. ..... ..... ..... ... 141,171 IT I OWN kr Moot. WM 0 0 Om .1 ildlit dial* Oat.= ...... 230379 12 11 Dtrutt - otem to Irebret. 10 Mewl sow bilo's imber.beneX=iii..arl hbettleir .. : 1.110 0 6 1.014 li 0 ma I Talltir. Mlll Cob U 9 IT 10 Beat d osir. IN 10 0 140•1 Itipewes of .. 6.216 $ 2 poor-$$ lusbaofter• foe I= 1"8" .... ••. • • 12,000 0 6 AMU Tl. 6 Wow at ?WO. Payne.and C0.'8,011 Mb Doottabor .. 1.411 $ 8 Tao Actuante have bens docked by tbe vouchers and Hand otomet. '4.4mod. JAMY.4 WHIR HOWE JOHN BENJAMIN HEATH. Voannlttee Room, south &A non's, January 1., IN A The overt. nee hop Evert AstiAlsolion In drawly' allsallos to the fact Oat the whole otponliture Mourned in Ike mananomat of t h e vary woo boob ea' natal 1.. Hum. sad aararying mid tikolleb • P.ll•ri of waft ts" rim Into übwv4e , evy PH of koloolk W arromOod only ee hb 'welt le. Ina great doom Mielbotable to W not ex um . venire.) winds Ivan bees liana at the eaminalal of committs e , private Individual.. IM Palet Tht ••••• •1 4". sad bl Hill gemannitat serl ha agora Swot .4 tbc C unsittoe Y non nab. rd any Is oblalmid r for In. orb by dr poNia, at the allow of tie Pooth *stow& Theidooserovest. or at tba dip% of alibi' fork Soddy. No. 312. IropuWAN DOtotrost. J. IL M HALT. floolotos7. 0•01•Bloo 4 00ta , !Inuits Poi to Jos 13, Ink EV RLTY in BREAKFAST SERVICES. Peeetal PATENT NEWMAN TVA ..d COMMIS SIIIVICIIII ore=Wm emplehed la atron the animeatoi of num • D. WRITITA I NIS berrthby We meat promo of Illiestm wel Ca. wi lte the ~rib owe osidellomr. we am Weed ter ale WI yelew mu 41 woke MIT lir i toad Imo bees itemeded Mt toe Ow omeeme vo Meted hy We melee pieol. ?Wan ramble emitter. Weeteme Vallafli US owleellsent amble .......... SI IT • m, 1: : 6.4 t de .... ...... .. SIT • im. Aim . t ii .V!l toil, coffee-pelt. XL mei iiii Wile IT e S eth e 41 lir is r ..,,, In the woo pregartka. llmmelop wet Wee peer "IMMO S. BURTON ilite ahem mei Ilmteeo. lo ,• otletieWitb_ me I. aommettreet KOIISBI of NewarailintX—Weadeffla tram Wm. MECIII'd RAZORS, Strop, and Paste for 110.— 4. Learicahall , 4yeel. Landow—Pak d assor., rot.; Amp, & r. 1.: ml. Thu razors sarrantad. Iw esehanaml H nut *p ia...v."l. To-e who find diariag painful and difficult will do well to try 11 i , a.‘e, it twine sell Immin that 01m411 haa 100 n moinently rae• et-4 M ne...terinx +harts, an col Qin-ration. Nnpertor 1on4o• Nal k• 7111. i wiry ankle of end rate .diality for th i s toilet. 'caution.-- nut bay any rtrup as gyaulno unto.. Ilechts mow i• them. awry being .• many 4...suottsfult4. frAtitnnt cam N noon for iirmtn4., from ISo.to 10 'Mama. ivory horn and dale mos. A fiICALFt"B ALKALINE TOOTH-POWDER 1.1 w® be found to be the ton thet hr yet Men roamed se adds. am hey**, that tea I. Ih• ••• b r .i i i a *stanchly moons the better aad an leapeetthle. 1•••••• 1 • *Me RI. armen sad th hapset petters herb to sweetens o = the Nana ti awl Co bon tan wry *an they have bun tocelehnech •1•11•111. have Ind cippertualtie. (that cosy te tent at lag tk Mews writs* the *dew needs/a that base her hews* Were the neither. Inman tha. mottled cooliketl to mooed Oak dliallee revoke foe anteerad tdoollaß—Ms , douM sod veldt et Irt• CALIF. 111,101.4:1(. end i s e. tests ellen to ILL fl. Tr* • Alba*. h.t.—tematlua The *mo pecrest will have the royal neer eetabitad alth than et 11.11.11. Prime Albert. es the Id of the hos. end the Aortae an entree at the Arm then Meteene. lansley. and r A itKoKN'I'S 7•. r WEDDINUS, Blit I H-LiAl er eM 8B /WTI V A LS. WELLS BUM MERLY N ART. ! NEFACTERES. detienyd • the me le minces Ewell-A ortints. LiMai Is the Ira English useaufieturtes and void by allannweinble blows NA comitry. !OR •'.r_ PIANOTORTN CANDLESTICKS. to Parton (Town end), 21.. the fr . HTACI xTn GLASS IR. 11.4.18ravot i S.R. Ai. 1111. 1- T i lit i l t tlit,..Vl7l ll', ...t at ru e !non.? .j. itit i te l' a 3 l . ..ith w eli u r r it ' aitv. awl wool ; nit', Apo... •-,... the lab. SALAD SIMMS and t . ioRK. in .2fTEll wood. /2 Si. the lair: Ivory nod eine, at Yttrium pri. re. BREA 1.-K N I VII. (Went wood handle. le, ; easel boy handle, 24, and ninrartlt. BREAD PLATTER. In mend wood, 71, to 43, : Porch:lain, 12. to 45e. ; plain wood. 3, e.i. Cll EE:II6. A N I PE, with carrels. od handle. 17a. : Ivory handle. 216. Cll KESE.DI.II. with etwrod.wwl north.T. 43, MAI inward, RETTrat•pvtel. 1.....1 wo.l, with intim of giew or chin. 31. BUT r c RATIFY.. ~h carved .net handle end platod Ilvde. Me.: 1ne.1 . • hand.. mod ti:vvr Univ. 4.:.. CARVINti I: NIVE oat Volt .. wooden handle, cured with &ern . bend. C ".... the inir. 11411 EVA NO.KN 'FE, st yariouv price. 11411 Slo, IA k VINO-KNIPE and FORK, * in liver and pistol metal. _ 1 awl BEER JUIL •ICrlop Stay" 111. J. Townsend). 13.; with vel• dttecril Smoot 34,.. WATER Jrn. to rtrunelled Elam. /I lln. and upwanly. 111. Riot A.R.A. OD itixe. 00 InAttil, 10.. Ant EA RA Vl' li and TUMBLER, In enamelled eta" 17e. 6.L • II CbTARS POT, a" The Bitten Tongue," In Paris.. W.; and 10 meta • SAL i'CELLAR, In earthenware. A dolphin with a the& Ts. IL the intr. CAD ELLIA TEAPOT, In Britannia metal, narmountted be Perim linare. 16, ; In silver. Si guineas; or planed metal. kW (R. IMF pave. A.R. A.I • 'TEA CADDY. IR wool. at verbs. Price. • TEA cet OPT /IPPON, tit plated inetss.9o. IL; in Slyer. Tin,. CM EA 11 J V.I. In ornl slaw ; ,, d and a1"...N; to Patna '. 2. a. ' WINE TKA V, .it tonne maybe 10. itederave. A-11.A.1. fon nod etinarde. DECA N PEER It entunellol ....know IR. Kwitny*. A.R.A.). 133 n. the hair. W INE tiLAS. 4 . In emontllyd colour, Co. HA SI PADS V GLASS, " Hobble. Bunning. - clinnwilcti In Colons. end entenvod. 111. J. T..wwwel. , Variow prim.. ls weett 111::"EKT KNIVES gob FORKS, with coloured handle*.. m . rf i hie nor non, &erne., wherte.reenewrite., itonshorrke, en berries. TINT AUL DECA NTER 'TOPPERS. In Slew and in eice:ro "B. 18 varbniv ink... Id. C. How4y.l CAN DibstlCKS —Tb. eaknree. In chink (Deigned by 11. J. Towns sad. in Bowie and Ormolu. at vatioun Priam NA Tl'll 11;.X. "Th, Kn...ht v Tomb,' in P.trian. price... SI. noW ER VASE . lledgrsve. A.K.A.), in Perim. 245. ; coloring I trilt 11. : 4 INKSTAND. Is poralaln (J. Belli 13t. lied 111 31011 INKSTAND. la Slyer and In clean; Li gee, at islet= Is *need 156 Col an lepiver.t., with marble taus. Kling NU CUILDREN, yaws weight to setae. be. a Partin: 15 6 la awl& "APES KJIIIIII. to vialch. with Olt binds, Is two= caw* 2 ent a nd ietwardn •11:111T EIMER AL TRESSEJI, In Terra Oats 13. 1104 /3 each. IMIATINO-PDT. le withei.ware, " Herese, bearded and Wordier; 40. and upward, DM mad hrwh, ra CR18E113(1 • boa peeler. in I. • PAPER to hang plains an 01. lieersvel. At W. Simpson's, 345, 11110.81. BRACKETS. le arced wend. /5 in the pair, and uPwevar- PAPIEIt-31ACUE CLOCICCASIL at enrWilv ;slow ML eiLeasm. TER DIST ki.MED MOTHER, • eilit•glis OW L We•B•••°W.I• Parlea. (..., Seam, Ay. si. A UNBAR 14 - I.if S. a easeseibe. lef 11•• 1 •Pe.rer, In Publ. St R T I4 Su 11SPRARIL a sebielbe. Is iferbs. /3 3.. abe la Bream. LH .... OSA' es 4 011ISOT,dabeeitee. In Peden. midi LI 36. (J. Bea) 12 . A IND TIM LION. a sisesette J. Balb. la Perim. SS 3.: DNOTLISA. a stabeelie ii. Dab, la Perim. LI Ik.; awl la .ig,Trigrii: daisells J. IBS). compiska to Nuellog la 3D. PRAT ll; a a Adult* 4.1. M. la helm PS.; or vOli alum bre, Ha. PIA Nr.•• stomas J. DM. le Mos. III• ;cowl* alms. V e la INFANT BRPTUNSTowasewil. a Winder is H..: la Ales , as.) la dram si ••1100. pelves. THE NI MPH. • Ames Is IN pram. la Terra Celia. life dna W My R. Y .stommol . ot gerly. TM ' IIN• " BROOCH. Pe J rim sod rl4. TM " DOylOTiii . SA - Hl,oocil, nubs awl NIL TM CCPID BROOCH, • The baffle ille,yee, - by J Sell la tees—A NIGHT LAMP; A HAT STAND A _` LLARST ;A SI DURO IRD , TEA CRS; TSA ewl COT POV,• REEK JUG. SR I CRUM. In Melia ID. Weallas CHRIS- Tali •OeV P (11, Itedgssa. GARDEN VASS la Des. La. A NEW CATALOoUR, wilt Deeskeilse deeipo, sent by Jeeefl• Camelia 11. 014 IleeA-weiskes nide se ibreeprissesteuipe. Country wino essallol . • •••••6 ig• ••••• 111 • 14114 • 1 % - KLA ERIS VATF.NI STRONG WROUGHT tans "noinnsT" CIOVEINIIINT BOOK sad CASH sod CLOKlSTP.—Flrerodstiss. by blood mooolodsettolt W Iff eirembero TY stomeosi Wee Is des god& via to leas sod trieeimp. Illhors Plromedellos leek r... Demi owl P. arse sod Deem dm le pot moo draw Oar iike &boo. Is the less broms tie ommobetvoiso sod emoserelsl dblelos 110serb win, ,of f the itioloroso love Imes toad to eed ,best froo owe to = boob by tbe ostbe. nolo sod ellor wissorse sot ; sod is orebbodal Ono Is ell& tbe alo r6 Z. *Ms, lbw. IN ma= sib. to mo—strcesr Dem ors sob &Weft NM sod Oetrlin lAD doubly Iras dear% araproof PI wrought bee difirbasel Do ko hue toes bout at sir. Milled•sitettler emit Wile dim% sio_ Arc • %Waal!) , a. nal bat, hare dome ale Mt.... km., Mg MO e..a. awl Tahahle• attain them at MOW eat... kr .le t e hot re. at (out. I zresingi....l:S".. Matti. 5,..4 'boob.' INICIK•7 lINS. MtpllW.Pllli . n e ila hm tettl= ir•tllto the taavergasise powers MM. Woo., mod bulldog earn haatibla soiralalla-11111met Wait% so icabisooret, Liverpool. Xsadataw: X , Merivimpodis. l4l =. X, hripass. MOS N. WlllstAsessio Idol. zwiris.4ls. Ilieerrat. Amt. flaw. ----- - ANinliElt CURE of 60 YEARS' ASTHMA. 1. iv. Lococce PIILIIOIIIO 11111118.--lacas Mr. Ma mba' eu..uletuttaie, faiter. Lt its at t r* :—" ile. -1 ha ft a duty b. lut,rn yes ay the Midi los lasa alkaild tr, my •Wu by Laeoekb WSW. salland Wl* emallessi what RI 011, roam mod Mu 111=rma iri g w i l " 6. vulau :As ald. sad aba vas ;Weal dram boa t• ".±_e in= ia—otasioftwzzitmco-roverzt winW • arrdt..tzt=timi arliV•wiTilarealw. smug am havalvalls / ta t dmitisi vslo. Fru.l44. pyy —iratisa aal Oa. PAWN" rieswilml. Luisa WO wallow . Wt. VOUOIIIII. et 6. Coale& Week lentotal le utt Mt. eat Math Attort. sod the wswddeaysd the eitheetei Weal* tea owtoth Imo loth to anal Leery rYlamr god y gee pg = isittsod =PAN tot wiry mos o f the met tis M ethrthet el the pal s ilo?* Woeirsol vow emit Ifir wloter, gaol the 14) AL NW 0 AT. obieli. perthetly poem MIA li Immo Mo. awl guide W monk. te mth. sof ffIIIIS M AN. reatebe le Intim weeeenothe Wes A 111 44 thee thillS 4 We thee* the Se. VOUGHt=wasem Idle& WNW* emit te u MlWa si t_ sereth = _=,.s or& d TAO", FROST'S LECTURE; 1. 0 A KIKKCK fri r TIKIMATKIIK. Reeds Iluelneof WI InjeallSr" —. And V i le an sess yease. tilm r it ralvirs. r Jest m i Mann So So, Wes win Swam e Peer be dale al enekl 141=aSW. Jerk *oft Wan mt. d UM bowt Ind Ids lest. TuA,47,"tvitirratnZligle Han..., T..A. , Cla -r,.....0...-.ed-,. im Ailed to And Wed MI sewed In eapeetallon, Kat Vries Km were Jarouot, SO in SIM" MAI el: cold as Irs. t i t u rsis Warr areek amyl TO *lens tees And •=slbe bar stet Km I hened, I espied does Übe bows wad dee Wise esdlisdenem Ild Nair I /Y d ib dsda bs A sew 1 nay li l t awl de Ms nes let yea know my th.ddn en SK T I N O SKEW Dern le a most et-tstlal **lb 11= 14 To see 'tis not wegld bo but in MOSES and SOK Have meet wpwlitTorstr a rkr idsk aourzblo ebb:ban Aston amid sub. to Stew the wee ef a Mar of wider Odes add Ineldl i rsekl uck KW KOSSte_Wede a =resf I Ilet siva Ms Snob dernlitles Oueb Tr bIOrKS. lim i ngsA ß. l q t rrei—es know wbars good e ben tenit Si AS see to redoes 11..61.11* SKATING HAI'S.. Tess-1318= 4 1118 9 : - ...m i . ; inifseleWnini — the toup ',mum , and Ina T•05 . 7:7 . - ireCt• non dilating Are tested in thesport of sanitise. MANI se you need iss suet pursuits The. other needfulv. MOSES' BKAT INO BOOTS. WO hoots ilk. these. in .v♦ ry sense first raters. Tea meant fall. being .tiers. Illeidea the Imiersaml the nuke ere such Ae 7 .l =eas sera' value holds. Pe mine-a 0 dwindling damp ilbn lad mom te &Grow feet .be cramp. l'se mho rhombi el may Wogs 'with ILIUM% • Coameshes MOW' HOSIERY FOR SKATING. Of coma sea tom that. a tu.dYate Wee Foul get Woe choke et edema fee the lee. MONK[ minl snooty the very beet Of noekmaidek aal .r. and all the rot i l And. fer Week would Moore yon, Mrs, That M o. the eh-iswe 041( ATI NO FURS. I'm are WM Jeek , , the. ell the Laden preeent. Willthatp Wilma rather Iltenww‘ en* Mart wheel Ter c0m1. , . wllOO, Pr , root Me Yr oar has each Motto Mora" TAW MY Om LeeiVillie pelt* boa& Amid the dumb' of the somablei mew& • Imo mirk aided • The Timmy of Teem." matalith Ile. of Atom kr ea* dermearesmis fullillneeleas kr wok may belled ea appeestka. er hrwanied pmehee. SLOT 111•11. 111•01 TO SWELL d. • d. Amens sad MIME& Cola. Autunite sad Maier Ooete. la ell tie sew Myles from 011 4 la all the moat toter. Glemerieht are Oodrlues from .. 1 6 0 Mao aril wiry desalts ! wet ..... 0 Ilea of OW 48010. Mad- ?roamers 0 6 eemely mimeo' ....... 0 Teed Miaow' —Oll 6 The Prefair .............. 0U 0 Kew ?Mawr Treemee, ........... ........ 111 ail Yee glee... : 016 6 Obeellui -- 0 = S AO= ........ ....... 6 0 Asas.A WISOIN Worm 0 06 Dome ....... ....... .1 11 0 Deride - 0 n Mmt II6 0 Muds. most .... • 71 0 Pleat 1 160 heck. . . 4 0 CIMINO" ,0 Si Muttony/ 'inif TaMe ANY. Flea Of Pfaff 011 0 .... 016 6 Ilwraw ead Twee Balm— 1 S 0 Om Maeda' rhea A met ol for AI 16. Merbsa-The Maul Iregartmeak e V " Mkrodee. b feeit Welete nab ewers I...•fty of the mama. Obieree.-Aar affikte pardeare4. reastrmeat er mode to wassure, If sot approver Of, Will he ea ch or. If mime& the money re turns& It 110,410 sad BO[. Talon. rfoollee4repers, Clothiers, flatter*, Molars, Furvlwa Boot sad Shoemakers. and (leaned Outfitters for up. h od (haffumea, ISA and LIT. Minswks. and 03. et. 63. ead ca l . •l4o 4 l. Lodes. mosr.s ma SON regret 'Moho to ruar'l Nn W 100Pe tonal tliAt the ontrot , vortolike ta ,, oh,o*l r a b;110 1 = MY Yew o r' It is the same ...wens." la Lou. Cu. eietell to ..say Metaama. aofor ut,sl.hts menu. They have so eon- Mika WWI ear Whir Mow in or out of London. and these we. &vire • homing mad dm, dodges, se, should all at or mod us the Minorke ao4 *Mmo vies. London. TA[[ NOTIOIII.-The 11rtablishmeet to dared from sanest Fettle, teem vet OIMITAIky. obis too/no,‘ roloanaol till II o clost. ..? iiiilmaid §ito u t i r i u ib lilik.hy R A EQU m I A B e ITF.B tssAit t rn. h w o e in -lOW L Uff . row creating and gistaibine lu tartest Yaw. WWI/114 '1" V Trn a lr i ß la a vrenaratka of unparalleled digs," to arjr&and tosiatifylng the" •blii rad completion ; and SO W. SPONTO. or - Pmrl Omitting,. la begabilabli fee Ito Ina sad pregervatho efforts on the teeth end gam The Pettus rimuipsosioil by our radar Queen. and Om Nara Sometime and 16411110, and tbo oarinenthesary sappluess at On Infallible MIME, at than orgailm ronowatag aigittice lave abanteterlool than lath perfection. and Sven them a egiebetty romandieled. Bowan of Parlous linitationg. Pomo are offered nadir the Implied anetion of malty and (he coon meat o f frith similar artempts at de sation. Theo nly imam of melt boas , the name " iaLiN ON" preeedlni thal the artteto on the wrapper or of by them at :O f Am. ca nt on. London, and by every respectable ebanid awl ter lima throughout tint thorium. RATS, MICE„ and BI t ILES. may be (Nom ly EXTIRPATED MMOSCROPI4 CREW ICAL railit t fluorphorne being the active ingrOlielt fn CE4 ifftl.ratk'n goderoth the invaleaNle advantage of being perfectly free from dealer to human life, aho to dug• and cats; aa from It peculiar odour they will not touch It, whereas rata. mice, and hecticc old it freely. and to Adr Petro ry I,II.TRUCTIOX. The Pastels divided la th tolls for oath.. oleneeof toe, and 41 retail In pot, at rid.. 41— and So reek. by the !unmake( ettembto Who are the agents for London *—ltartlett•Wo Dretton terrace. latlngtat • bell and to. 311. Oxford street ; Burlk4,l, IL, len, strand: theft, (1 . ., 19, Sect street: Preeltelthe. W 0 1. Wed Milton; I !allow, W. A.. 2, Glatt's-place. Idin.ften ; Edam, T.. 79 , St. Paula Churchyard KW& 0..34. Napier ranet, Holton ; Rood. It. Wellington..trect, Docent,. Ward, J.. 9. Illthopavitc•atteet ; White. T., 71. Cambia ; eraftoe. R. Po awfdon ; Iloutfd. P. A.. 7 . Now Cborrhod.reet L1...0u noon. Wheedate :went* :—MeNsre. Ilmigkinaon and Tonge ; Lame, I,a :her. and Means; ant Sutton awl Ca. A.. seem toe hien appointed In eicry market torn In England, Wale., and so t lieut.—Prepared only 4,y E. 11. MOtteltai P. cherub*. Ste.. thalalmtft, rayry.-7(.11. Upoomh of 24.000 pule of the parte bane Mee 'old, MM Mr. M OPCIVT ha. rucetred an irORDISIO tuwba of triallri.JUlS of lb.. Nairn nsaoctobstity of it. 141,10. ttgy Autbwity.—Tba. dal. pr4r. Halt* Crown, THE 241 ERCAN rll.ll NAVY LIST, containing the Namty..4 fluters and Mates who hare 1.A.01 their Ezrood satins: L& of Cancelled Begluer Tictsty. Lteen....l r•bissost Mots sod other lalonnstioa Important to the &Wag titterers. By the . r .4. tau. London • Bradbury sot Braes 11. Bouterio.dryst sad sold by Charley Wilson, Ws Sods an.: WlButt. IN. WWI Amt. • HA'f I ) RA'r, DRINK, A.ND A% 01.1) ; olds dot Tablet Ow s 0 Cninealate. BY It J. Crivtoosta.. par L.A.C., enerwerea-11.af to aware r** fligsakeo. tninawl fa.llog., a Rona of M net a clear fa...4.mnd a eastealeel mama ah ao obe....vanee of R haarocilon. le Ma eau Waal, the fe,ble. nereuuely dello se. MO .0 OW 1110.1. ootiottuolon, our aeaulfe the efeatee 4 sevelat of phyeleal bailyhave. sot rood to health the lateaa tortud of We olloOtou to moo. To to hiol of Aoroond. Potorsootcr.roo ; Cazoilho. lit nett. street Haan. 3:). Cur ; Niko% We , * titralo; dizoct from the aloha Ilk angel.-thee, IN:tont-street LATEST FROM PARIS. PARIS, StNDAY, 6 r M. It would appear that a movement of some sort is immediately co' templated in relation to the Pope. We learn from Toulon, that orders have been received there to prepare, withjut delay, for an expedition. The folios ing is the substance of a letter from Toulon, of the Bth inst.: "The greatest activity pre vails in t' is port. Orders have been received by telegraph to get ready the greatest possible number of steamers and sailors with the least possible delay. Already the steam-frigates Cacique, Magellan, Cator, Pornone, and the hospital steamer Oregois are ready and waiting orders. On this occasion the preparations are on n large wale, since the orders are to prepare all the ships which can be got ready for sea in a snort time. Eleven steamers will be all " a tauto," we are assured, before the end of the week, arranged for em barking troops of all arms, and honey, which leace to the supposition that they are destined fur Italy. A levy of sailors in the sth maritime ar rondissement is spoken of. Sailors are wanting at this moment, and it is said the three-decker Ocean, which has dismissed a large part of her crew, is to be re-manned. The Magellan steamer was to have left to-day for Algeria, but the orders of govern ment are so peremptory that she has been d.teined waiting further orders. P.S.-10 o'clock at night.— The workmen are ordered to continuo work all night. There is a considerable movement in the roadstead and in the poet. The steamers are coraplet;ng their pto vusioniror. We are expecting, from minute is minute, some personage whom the French go-ernment are about to reed on a mission to the Pope, and who is, it is report-d, the Archbisi.opof Peri-. The Caton is placed at his disposal." L' Univers, of yesterday, has the following, which may possibly have some connection with the state ne nt in the latter paragraph of the preceieg letter : " We are assured that Cardinal Dupont is going to G .eta with Cardinal Giraad, for whom he will call at Bourg*, It is added that these cardinals will at the feet of the Sovereign Pontiff the evpreesion f the desire of the clergy and the catholics that he will , deign to honour France with a visit, and it is said 1 , flat the government of the republic has authorised them to make this recrest:' Simultaneously with this, we learn from the °wrier de Marseilles, of the 10th inst., that M. de la Tear d'Auvergne, attached to the ministry of Foreign Maim, has passed through that city en route to Toulon, where a steamer was waiting to take him to Gaeta. M. de la Tour d'Anvergne accompanied M. de Corcelles in his minion to the holy father. The question of the vice-presidency occupies much public attention. It appears that the President his not received the suggestion of MM. Tide's an 4 Mole, 744 1 LONDON. MONDAY, JAN. 15, 1849. to propose M. Vivien to the Assembly, with touch conlialry. He thinks, it is said, that the vice-presi dency. should be occupied by a person of higher stanouw, and of greater political importance, and would prefer M. 0. Barrot. In cue M. Barrot should be raised to the vice-presidency, an attempt would, lit is said, b: made to induce M. D j ufaure to j oin 'be cabinet. The intrigues and indiscreet violence of the musing of the President give much trouble and uneasiness. The ministry desired to remove M. Napoleon Bona parte, the son of Prince Jerome, from Paris, by induc ing hint to accept an embassy, but he successively refused the mission to Brawels, the Hague, and Lon don. and that of Constantinople. He has resolved to' remain on the spot to take advantage of events. M. de Barbeucois, whose election for the depart ment of the Indre I announced last evening, was one of the tutors of the Duke of Bordeaux. It is rental k able that the department of the Indre has been hitherto noticed to , - the prevalence of the most ad vanced republicanism. THREEPENCE. stern, bat " —, of Barnataple," on the boat's stern, the sea too high to board her. apparently not long ebandoaed, wee palm& on the 7 h fast., in lat. 47, lon. 15; by the Cheshire, arrived at Plymouth. Lrvnivente Jen. 15 —Jan. 14, NM., • ;min.—Arrived : Conqueror, Charleston ; St. Petenburgh, William Sprague, Came, sad Clinton, New Orleans; La Bolls Suborn, Africa; amen, Savannah ; Patna, China. UOLTHRAD, Jan. 14 —N.W , infelente gale.—Off port: Two ships, four brig,. and three schooners. Sarah Daniels, hewn. for Newfoundland, with lose of foremast, and Mado nna, from Bahia, at Cove. The Dicky Sam, hence for Lima, drove onshore last night on the main between Formby mg Waterloo, having bunt her chains, and she remains with mast tut away, and dry at low waver; three men drowned. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. )40NRY MARKET k CITY INTELLIGENCL Toe o'Clock.—We have bad an animated market in the tunas this morning, and Consols are stated to have been actually done at 90 ex-dividend, but they have since declined to, and now are, 891 ex dividend, both for money and to-morrow. Reduced Threes are 89t tot. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 90 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 40s. to 445. prem. Bank Stack, 189 to 191. The preparations for the settlement of amount to-morrow makes this a busy day for the brokers and jobbers. The foreign market continues strong, with prices higher in several instances. Brazilian are 76 to 8. 4. 4 11 chilisn, to 9. Mexican 26 to 7. Peruvian, 48 to 60. No 151 to Vsoquaels, 19 to IQ Buenos Ayres, 27 to 0. paiM - Irmo, 151 to t ; the Threes, 281 to i ; Naive, 31 to I. Portu guese, 26 to 7. Dutch Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 49 to 1; the Fours, 77 to 8. Belgian, 76 to 8. Russian, 102 to 4. - - - -- -- NOLISH PON DP. Ink vtoca.lll9 41 I 3 per C.Coo ter As., 326 1 per Ct. Iteu. A1rn%.11131 3 31 tar Cada.. 20 4 3 per Ct Ours. Anus., Bit Blear:mat Mar. 44e. to 44e. orms I 0111111t111 FUND& II pm Ct Austrian Bonds, 1 par Cl.as Greta& Be., 166146 41 per Ct. liele. boat* 766 Clam tda Lalerrei tala, 3 3 23 per Clot. , 1 6 or Ct Maxima, 1814, 2I 7 6 or et Brazilian B4a .:6 4 6pr CL Peruvian itda.. 44 la Litt* Neu, 74 4 Portuguese Fours, SG 7 per Ct. Buegioe Are itai., 27 0 1 8 per CL Kum. We., 102 4 Ditto Callan MIL. IT 9 . D,, Spaniel% Bda. LH i 0 tto Columt, lied. lea.. i 3 a* cLovuouk lid.L. IN i cambial Asti dor lid*. 3 3 Spanirti Deferred Mb ' per Ct. Dania 114., n 6 9 Ditto. P 4.44,4 Kb . 73 1 24 per CLIMmi, Bda. 418 I leer Ct. Venezuela MP., 1921 4 ...Wt. 'mutt ogre.. T 7 8 tronsrzuela Degernici Bd., 61 61 RAILWAYS.—Shares are brisk to-day, and we have a good deal of busiress. The market is now somewhat heavier. We quote London and North Westerns, 126 to 8 ; Eastern Counties, 11 t to I ; Nor:h Stafford', 31 to 3 dis.; Great Northern., 10 to 9 ; die. .1 L 64 PVIS.CrED tHr v 0 TWO IEI 4 DAY TN LONDON. (Saturday's prime will be hand In het page.) Buckingtiamsbtra, 2j 4 d Midland Otbs. Bristol and Mr. 6 Casedonian, 241 3 per Cont., 124 Do. New 101. Pref., 81 Midland Great W, (Ireland), 181 Chao er and Iloirboad, 20 1 Norfolk, 49 B. Applies 22/. 1.. and I, and North British, 151 161 L. and D.. 4 1 1 D.. Qrs., 34 Eastern CounUse, 114 4 N. .Nd&rdcWre, 124 111 Do. New Guar. 6 per Ct., 111 Oxf., Wor., and Wok., 24 East Lancashire New, 136 16 Reading, Guilford, & Reigate, 101 view Northern, 94 1 Royston and Hitches, 21 Do. Halve. A Deterred, 31 1 Shrews & (firm. IA), 31 Do. IS 6 per Cent, 41 4 Do. New Guar., 9 1 Cit. N. ot England, 237 I Shrews. JO Hereford, 19 D. N. lir Md., 79 Shropahire talon, 21 Great Waren", 92 34 S. Staffordshire. 3 Do. Halves, 47 S. Eastern, 241 3 Do. Qrs , WI Do. No. 2, 111 Do. New 1;1., 13 1 Do. No. 3, 21 Hull and Selby, HO/ Do. Scrip N 1 4, 71 Do. Halm, 301 South Walea, 131 124 Lam. and York., 6f4 Wear Val. 6 per Ct. Guar., 291 D.. Qrs., 121 1 Wilts, Som., a Bey., 26 Leeds and Bradford, 19 York. News.. & her., 29 8 I os., Brighton, and S. C, 941 1 Do. Orig. New. St Be?, 274 4 Do. New St. Gine. 6 per Ct., PI Do. Baterisioo No. 1 (York t London sad Greenwleti, 9 Newt.), IS 1 !Lon. & N. West. en, 1261 8 Do. No. 2 (Newer. t By.), Do. New, 91 1011 IS 1 Do. Fifths. 71 1 Do. G.N. E. Put, 819 lb. la sh. M. and B. (C), 71 York end N. Mid., 361 4 Lon & S. Western, 424 Do. Pref., 104 DM New 301., 301 Do. E. a W. IL Ea, 27 61 Do. Thirds, 111 1 Boulogne and Amiens, 618 Man , Sheff., and Line. New 101. Dutch Rhenish, 1 1 l'ret., 11 1 Lusirobourc 21 Mi Amid. 11l 84 I Namur and Liege, 611 Do. NI. ConroL Pref., 161 19 N. of Press. b Do. Binds. & Derby, 66 Rouen and Havre, 91 LlB%lllBlOl. BALM Jairvaar 13. Lam Sr York. (IL is L. Fifths), Great Northern. 101.11. 3d. d 61s.11111dland. 874 Do. fifths W. R. C, 41 el Do. Holves. 6/. 18a. 9d. 2 d Imo. and N. Western, 1261 6 North British Qrs., 3 4 D. New Qrs., 21 p N. statlordeliire, 24 d Do. Fifths. 5 1 p Scottish Cebtral, 28 Do. Qrs. (C.), 365. 3d. p 8. East. 111 Dover, 241 4 Do. Third., 61. 6. 3d. Do. No. 4,7 j Ils. 3d. Man., She, & Lim Lighths, s;d I York, Newc., and Berw. Estes. Do. Pref., 111 No. I, 1 p Da Qrs. el d Do. G. N. B. Pur., par Is. 3d. d Do. tit, Griner, Dock, 121 d MANCHEsTER SALES, Jagessv 13. There wm a fair amount of busioefs in the earlier put of the dep. prices bring a shade easier ; but the telegraphic tran script of the London quotations at twelve o'clock eau, d a hardenme of pricer, which left off firm. A good deal was dote in Wort Riding and other Lancashire and Yorkshiie fancies, r d many parties are quietly ineestii g. Lane. Pref., 7 Lin. & Vorth Western New Qrs., Lane. & York. (Man. tk Leeds), 2 7-16 p 10 d Man., Wet, and Line. (Grimsby 1) Filth*, 1 d Deck. 1211 Imo Ittse. (W. P. & tl.), 36 N. ro...ttord(ovilv, 9; 11.16 d 110. W. R. U., 4; d North Union B, 150 I Liver., Mon., 54 Newt. Jn., 396. 18. Cast&rn & truer No. 4, 74 SALTS, leo ART 13. There was an average am.unt of businew transacted on the Stock Etches.. e here, but prices were scarcely at; firm es , hey bays recent'] been. K. Lose. New, Si d Greta Northern, IO d Leeds e,.d Think, 24 N. It itt.h Kau n., 70. d Do. Eaten., 21 d N. Stoffonlslore, 9y d LW We., U.. p &efF., Ruthenia, &Goole, 31d COALS.—Nothing does; prices quite nominal.- Ship , at market, 270. PRODUCE.- MINCINO-LANG, Half-past Two.- The puhiic mace declared for to-morrow are, of Sugar, 350 lids West ltidia, 6 000 baps islauritiu. 10 000 bags B: regal, 110 .:3.500 bays Madras ; Coll e, 3,000 b as 1.1 a Ce)l o, obi& are er usalered large. remembering that the public sales were very larse .aet wee b of them two articles.% there are also two small roles of Saltpetre and Pepper -The private contract mu get has b.in inactive in the lace of the public sales ; but all articLa wear a very hrm appearamos.-Public sales of Tea are declared for Wednesday next. I' itlelitt CC It ARNT. ewes; per cwt. prey rasa. rya. $1 1.......... if c . . • • W. India.b.P.bini 34e. 04.33.. Ed Maga. • 10... 0 0 Middling Good to les .. Ilzuntiso, Memo_ 21 0. 34 0 1 L1M.1., at pet tom. Ten5w........ ... 13 0 ..36 61 Me. beet la 0 16 11 nu. deogalkM.b .. ..b. 37 O. .4 01 Ban l6 10 . 0 0 v 01.., .......,_ ss 0..19 0 i Patent elan lll 10 8 0 Wldao.—. ....... 0 471 01 rod or maims br0w . e...... 73 0. 33 0 ; /Vetter l4 10... 0 0 ' Term . ... 36 6..17 61 Oiie, 0. 231 imp. fol. d.o. Grey soil ..... -so 0...61 0 I rim, sestiak se m. m • Maned, Mambos'.. 4$ 0...34 oMraw l3 10 . 0 4 Lamps 4ll 0 32 0 brows & yell.- 24 0 15 0 Corns.% !tad. Ili CM 0 West India, aril- 1 Sierra i I Mat se al OSi 0 wary l5 0... Si • Cod 2l 10 ..a 16 Good. 2s 0... 60 0 ' South:tea. Fine 6s 0...101 to 1 Odve,Galliptli,p.toa 43 0. 44 I C•yleo, goad ore- ' Coma Nat U 0..36 lo aary. .. -.- .... St 0.. 33 0 Med, Rape, pale, Pine ordinary... 33 0... 42 0 1 per tea O6 10 17 Pine NI 0. 80 01 1a550ed..............23 lb 2. 0 Koch., good teem 42 0... MI U 1 Paonsiona, per owl. Costa Rica. one- 1 butter-Oark, Ist . 70 0..11 0 nary to flae l6 0... 14 - i 416 a 89 OWO -uuntra sod Pa r. Wm 0 0... 0 0 dasg 2l 0... 16 ^ I Dublin...et 0 0... 0 0 Tat, at per lb. 1 Limerick, do OO 0. 66 0 .•eagou.cominoo- J 6 ... t. 9 i Wiper, 1 70 0..10 4 kick, at per owl. ' Newry, let ...... - U I Bengal white 9 6... 12 6 Waterford 6O 0..10 0 Cargo 7 6.. 6 6 beef, India, per fan arid Manilla 7 0... 13 0 beret Patna, cleaned .... 14 0.. 19 Prime Mess Carotina.... .„.. „. 19 0... 33 ~. Poet, prime meet 75 0. 60 0 14P11137,4 Baara.Pork, Lama • 70 0 so 0 Do., Wird I moo, Waterford, be z ei ewt. 36 o_l4 0 SO 0..62 .ard,Salfam,prfra .•• 0...56 Waterford, do I Ditto bladder Attorkan,daty ff 63 0...73 0 Mom, Oa and Cow, at per 14. B. A. and M. Video, Vted no.4d ea 6. If sa Brezi dry 0 0 ...0 0 Dry ted 0 3...0 .31 Rio, dry 0 2i...0 36 Lima Valo. 4.u .l 14...0 6 We.i. ltedo l ! . ..sass, dry u 0 .. .0 3 . 0 0 ha East India Co 4 f .0 155 Kipa, U. Ayres, dre 0 3 . 1 6 Buena, dry 0 0 ...0 6. N. rner.llone, pa bide 4 0 ... II 9 Itaida, ditto 6 0 ... 7 0 UTE WOOLFr at per ton. 'amiable-at 13... 0 0 b rian c rg ' ras ...... 4 0... 410 Omapsecby 6 0... 0 c FUSIIO, how= 3 0... 6 4. Nicaragua, large sad mad 10 0...12 0 Oman ......... -10 • Lima 13 10...1 3 0 Sipes Bless 10 10...11 0 Red Madera. 3 1 . 3 10 , Mari. - lO 0..60 0 TALLOW.-the market remains quiet. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 41s. 641.; January to March, 41a.; New (Oct. to Dee.), 41s. lan at prs galC Leeward Woad Proof 1 6 ... 1 7 unsavory, 21 to 36 per coat. O.P I 6 ... Jaa.aica, JO to 36 per ow. O.P. Y 10 . Favourite marks 4 0 ... irately, let broads 8 V .. ',tribal d.p. 10 0... :With Idea lO 0 ... per toe. die Fi ,P.T.ll. aa, Peterobwi, 9 bead 0 6. 0 - Dutch sad elamieb 30 o_4o I r•riuland flair, at per ton. ..t.Pcteraburg,eleant3 o ..utdtta ....... 29 14... lull dew ale. , Rhine outobat Imo 36 11 Port India gum— IS o_l3 rooster l6 0...34 Jute To, at per cwt. damn B2 0... 9 nraits roma fa bloke 79 0... 0 0 Los, w 1.4 r too. Bars 1 0 4 $ to 10 0 u 0 0 SPAIN. We have received the journals and correspondens to the Bth inst. Tue Clamor Public°, under date of Vera, the 4th inst., says: " At the moment of the closing the poet, we learn that from 400 to 800 insurgents have entered Spain by Echalerd. They are commanded by Gen. Zariategui. Another band of 100 men, under Ssnz, have also entered Spain by Zugarranurdi." Private letters of the Bth instant, my that the budget of M. Mons had been generally . approved by the se veral ministers. Each mitiatenal budget has been reduced. The budget is not now expected to be pre sented this week. . In the Senate the addreet wag under discussion. Two amendments, one by General Pavia, on the snhj et of Catelonie, and the other by the Senator Gulled°, as to admiuibtration affair,, had been pro posed. washm, 3AN. S. 1bt1.1% 20 paper; after baba. 191 awls. HMI, 10 paper; after 11054, 91 cash. Probes, E 1 peppp.e,r; after baba. 31 7.16 sash ( oupgas, 6 paper. bulk of tit. Padlf w. 53 paper. Ireasary Bills, :2 cob, 73 paper. Fseltaz ge 0 Lcadae, HAMBURG.-- oer correspondent writes from Hambeng, 9..11 inst. : Y I...witty the e.wp .retinn ••f me reheats had a meeting at the long room of the Ezehango, wl en the cheirman of their comet tee mm re lb pea. i.n) read a statement enume• ',ding the is`voirs t c oltut during t►e last year. They were I risevaly cirer.eet, h. ►aid, tow..rds free trade, detailing the ma do d.O pe they bad te en taking at Frankfort to rep ul‘te the gen tel epiter s•f comm. roe, the tariff of import dudes, &e . et.id remarking on tho difficul in and obetteles put iu their way by tie protectionists of the south of Go. many, emsetLag o al, hurts et wan :Intones and others, who fought very hard not only t unaintain the high duties, but to have than ta.•rtssed. Beside, that dominating subj. ct Le m. at'oned the setivi y of •he ronmittee displayed in various other ding. i ms. Far instance, improveu.ents of th. b.r•k este •list.ment ditto in ships, the lees on bills of eatha t utr, au& o her elmmercial mate,,, the disci : hitt, 34 14.41.' •rt era►. is, t quarantine regula,ions. Treaties *. •e been is. ttd attel cone uded with the several goy rnments winos fur- ..ei • b3reer .41 the river Bib., from our ►hors up to eh.** of IS au tan, to ►educe the tolls 'evict by lb. ie. He real et,: t.; • •ar:tf, to show the reduction gaols in clomp's. , . THE NEW I.9EL) or THY. ADMIRALTY.— The lEilowasi.i ArlAß.pon.-s.t. consequent upon the death of !.,,: •nd e now completed, end Sir ' Francis Thornhill lib; has accepted the office of First Lord o' the Adeuinalty. Post•oeetcs Co3iNtviextioN BETWEEN FRANCE AND ENOLANO w' I.:Avail that M. Thayer, Post mover 0.14.14 i .r Frataa M. Lulitte, chairman of the Rods -no and Amami R da a), had arrived to negotiate for the continuer r.f the rd._ti rides 'as at present per formed trona lh. , wr t , . 11-41,10. , r.-. The first fruits of their mission has hmtst Oat presi id arrangements, whici were to have hiss ohs it..l on tat .4th instant, ail. he continued to the Ist of F 1 rue,, M.ich will vim tine for further con sideration. Drat, Ja. 1? NE. 'is E.S IL and S.B.W.—Areived Phoew, D 1 -aces. ,s. Ant.ith. a, linng-Idoeiz; Sir E. Porte, Ma.,i.la aol Cop: o Ou d H•.pe; Jenny Lind, barque, —; The Isabrll.. from the Clyde, mu been in contact, receivoil co. isi • .•• s .lamsste, and mast pot back to the river. 13•1. ' '2l. • 1. mo, from Antigua, fur London, is on shore at toss bust. 1. IP , r, .and ; new sayeJ; cargo discharging. The Eitch,.n . r. •• . 'ro• Z .e, for Lon ion, is on e.cre on t h e tigs•e.on, S 'a; cc , oe mitred. Huh vessels have since b en got Iff. and tr. ~ror -edi,l4 to Itamsfrate herb me. Lowest-opr Jan 12.—1 t tootittned to blow all last night, during whist. ct v vcssols pasted form their anchors, and wets in e..statt. Tee Jon y Amie, Thom.' and Mary, and the Teloe •y, • eve elf put b. here • i b damage; the latter with sole th tr.h tvit r.O hosed. The Miry wee driven ms sheet dd. ray; now • .ved as well as the remaining por tion of •ip, . tht V. oci W "stews r. J a. 10.— l'he Maria, of Lonlonderry, from Liverpool We b Ma, d ruin on shore this day. near o , d Head, in ds:s rev, a:,.1 hos h. come a total wreck ; crew saved.A lore, V. eel to imparted on shore at the entrance of Eateries herhoor. PATIANKAD I .o. 11.—The brie which foundered letter day off the Sao. 11.11.1. is tlse Scstaman, of Aberdein ; part of her , w chest ( n shore. A hint was totally lost last a , ,tlit at Craig Ewa. , sail maybe.' " Cello, Thomp son a, (• , .••• , 1“ " masts painted green to abut sic feet tb .v • to, i, w ••.‘ a bite hesd, and remainder cream colour, b as,irst pertly s rein and err am.culour ; the schooner L tin p. rt. owe. totally wreck• d in Sooth lie. bour lost wet,. T.; e gale eon. tutted all night, mud, rated this moraine. aad is aow meek ,hated. SWAN*II‘. Jen 12. —Ti... Vi'•-a. from Madeira, bound for Lotoriu, re - in hive last nicht, leaky, dtc. OFF Macnave, Jm. 12.—Arrived: Oleagow, Quebec, and sunlit, aectior and chain. Newaavav, Jas 12 —The Diana Grace, of Perllbeli, from L f ir Liverp• ul ; and the Pneenix, of and from Londm. C.l HIP III" wire in contact yesterday off Dunge iser, and mak : freer saved. MILFORD. Jem. 11.—Tke Sker, from Chepstow, for Dublin, is on sheer, fiat maim no water ; will be got off x• tide, i , p ierdble PWLLHIII.I. Jen. 11.—W. to N.W.—lt blew a v. maven gale tire al dr) yeet. atty, sod it Mailed at night. Them eve two groomers a .d a smack on shore on Porthdynnala /Path ; names anius men. CARDIGAN. J.,. 11.—The Agnes Lea, of North Shields. from Alezendria. fur Liverpool, was wrecked on the her ell this pLme today ; smote' and seven of the crow drowned. A ship, with lass rests, is riding at anchor (appireotly well) about your aides Id E. of this place. A schooner, name unknown, w e lort rt on a ore on Treetearthoteinh, neer the -1 toe, demos a heavy (.1e fr...in W.N.W. to tetchy. Wismar. TM" J-ie 11 —The Rapid, of Bristo', from Dal was, tor I. eoirti, as.: or- shore on the (limier to du, het eroi : . off. and pt cs d foe T • le Dawns. The Liberal, of Ci c , sat.r, br -k• 1 , u:1 her moorisigs to-day, grounded on the West Bent-. v,. •i l hiresprit. 12th : The Caledonia, from Ancona, which cot on thou- near this ?lice yesterday, is drectiaril it 'arcane° dors I-gur rs, and it is expected will be got off without rostelial d Mar. Lewantch. Jan 11 —The Louise (French brigantine). which woe driven is shore here yesterday, has been got off leaky, and with cargo slightly disunited. The Ariel, of London. laden who Indian ce rn ; the Limena, in ballast, and the Rapid, of L indent. pertly laden with oak, were abreast at the quay this m err ing, when the former fell over, and 'e venly asensiged ter Lim , ea, lying next. BILTAtit, Jan. 11.-1 t hes blown a heavy gale for the last forty-tight hours 11 ram S. W. to N.W., but has moderated, and now blows fresh front N N,W, Crxnavait, Jan. B.—A schooner, supposed to be the Beret 0. bruise (coal lade..), and a falcon are on shore on :Setrarhorn Reef; forms is totally discoasted, doiabled, and half uniaer eau, ; vessels may be considered u complete .reeks ; sr. as suppriv d to be drowned. TRI6TED, D.c 28.—Trie schooner Main, of Inverness, hence for Lon.ion, ses, stranded on the inner reef on the north side of the Avg "it Conal, in the night of the 27th inst. SKEZILNESS, Jan. 11 —The Robert and Mary, of 1311th, nut in here to-day Seaky, having been on shore on the Map lin Sand. OLaNIIOIIII. Jai 19 —The Xing of the Forest, from Mar stubs for Cork or Falmouth, which was driven on shore at Ardoyea. on tue Ifith u:t., Las been got off and towed into this harbour. Awrwair, Jen. 11.—The French lugger Amiral Miami, suppooed from Bet `gewater to Futter, foundered at sea crew saved by the Lion, from Cardiff for Malts, and landed st Cement. IttDCAR, Jan. 12 —Daring a strong tale yesterday from N. 8., with a heavy *ea, a aehoober and a sloop, in taking the Ter aat low water, drove on the north bar ; the former g-it cif and into this river on the flew of the tide, but the latter sink The crew were taken out by the Seaton life-boat, arid landed Staton, previous to the beat from hence reaching that place. The hull of a abip of 'bent 400 tone, no masts standing, main decks washed off, painted black, with a white streak outside, and a grins inside, nu passed on the 25th ult., in hat 41, lon. 98, appsrently not long in that position. Also the hull of a fine nietelluttoored brigantine or schooner, of show. 150 tons, wi h fiddle-bead. painted black outside, buff with ri el ports inride, with masts g' us by the beard, and :11.ingside, with sails sad rigginc attached, boat in the , and several water whims deck; no name on the MANUFACTURES.—FRANce. A letter from Trlyes, Jan. 12, sass :—" For the last Weight a greet movement is visible in the purchase of cotton pooc'. This activity is still farthir visiblr at Auxerre and in the Yonne." POTATOES.—SOUTH WARY, WATERSIDE, Jan. 18. —The snivels for the past week have been limited, but quit* evil.' to the demand, and with the ezeption of Fren ch every other dreription of Potato is nearly the same pries is last week. The following are this y's quotations: York Regents, 100 s. to 1605.: Newcastle and Stoekton Re gents, 90s. to 100 s. • Scotch Regents, 90e. to 110 e. ; Scotch Cur, 60 ,. to 80s. ; Scotch Reds, Os. to Os.; Whites, Mt to 70e. ; French, 80.. to 100 s. ; Belgian, Ws. to 80s. Dutch, 40s. to 60s. CORN.-11sax-LANE.—A short supply of English Wheat sras readily taken off this morning at prices :Idly equal to Owe of last Monday. There was a fair retail trade in free foreign Wheat, at late rates. In bonen d there was not so much doing as of late, but its value was unaltered. Barley was in good request, and previous quotatioes were well maintained. Oats were a more read y sale, and, if anything, the turn in prices was in favour of the seller. Beans and Peas were very dull, but prices can hardy be quoted lower. The town millers have Mooed the top prim of Flour 2u. per sack. _ BRITISH. swam. as chute r. Waailr. Mee mad Bet, rad SI VII 41 to 47...whita.. 42 to 47 to 52 Norfolk sod .Mk. 33 to 37 to 46._ 4. 41 to 49 to 01 Talavera (rosez or outtalk) 6l to 60 Comb. A ua.„ mal... 39 to 43 to 46 ..whit...... 41 to 45 to 111 Northumb. and &atilt do.— to —... d 0...... to to Irish do Rya- 2O to 31 BaILLET, filedlng. 22 to 34...dasti bag to 24 to 26 Mahan& 26 .0 23 _eras - 29 .o 31 Boca WRIAT Owes, 111= Teed. 16 to IS to 196 Od...blark.. Polseda ... 16 to 19 to Maud—potato 23 to 24e MI St IllarAdi Yet 19 to 21sOiL.,pbtore 21 to 22* 96 .4 II le ITa Od. Wats W M4s2LM Vase ....- ................... -.- ~.. ii to Hr. 1 11;e. viiie 2s o. es Pa" gray .--....... ..... ...-...- . 31 to 334 Od.. maple 32 to 33 81M.... ......... ...... ..._. ....... 39 to 40..1=1 40 to 4 3 White 27 to 29 3O to 33 buns. Hawaii- 24 to 26 .tlek Harrow [0 to 32 meall 32 to 34...01d to - Taus, New Spring per barb. --new winter at .......old to Raman:. Now LIIIMD Cause per [boosted CO 101. to XII 10G Funs, Towr..inade, drtirerrd 42 to 44...ene housebold - ill:in Norfolk and sudolk NI tope white 3B to 40 Northwribertand, Lincoln, and Yorkshire Berra and Kent to —...lrish FOREIGN. _ _ _..- • ' • - erszer, Dentate and lioalphitg7.742tO 53...ine.„ SS to Si Poraeranent=ek et and Met." 47 49 to 51 French and - Denten and Elenthstik - 44 47 to 49 Danube a Danube : C ii - ft ;.." -- .... 4O to 45 =ent .......- ..... -to - loft -to IT. „. - .... „ ....- Dawn, FeetUrg..-..... 22 to 24 .dlettlling 25 to 27 Woos Coax 56 to 40...LaumLne to - Oar% Itteentua Ponteranean end Stralsund ..... ....... „ ..- to - Swedish end Dent,* - l6 to 19 Frieselaad and Dutch feed . Ditto Wry 19 to 23 'hod to . Buis, tkk. -to - oki. 10 - Small -to - oid. -to - Sinaloa -...—..... 16 to 33...7necany.. -..- to - Pau, p/ - TAI/S. old. - t ub . e"- new -to -...large .... ...... -to - Lomat.. Battle end Itneelan 34 to 36 ea Si liediterreneen and Odeon- - to SS to 4: Itarassao - to -. Jammed 113 to 34 Romano CUM. free at ditty, per ton.. -.... g 5 se. to A S 10.. Luta= Canby Dutch end German.. g S Oe. to g 9 ea. Ditto Trend and Amends g S 10e. to g 9 Ide nova, AlMerialA, per Wed of 1941e5. 2s to 30 Denude and Wonburg Congdon French, per Reek of 2301 be.. free ...-........ - II se 40 ARRIVALS IN PO LONDON FR, IR 9th JAL 7019th JAL Um Knee. Seotria. MI6 helve Wheat Barley ISIS 1963 9644 Oats ~. ... .... .. 1 . ass Laisoi 4b97 Flour, 5,974 3;93 taireu. 1116, - 2,11111i fp: LONDON AVCRAGPS. - 211. ; Bank 295. 74.; Daley. &U. Sip Oats, - Wlbeat, ids. Id.; Pas. 41s. Sd. lIPKIttAL waist.' Markey., "ISM I lip. begasa.l Pres. Dee. 2 ... 1017 3.1.326 0.119.1 Ild 31. 14.3116 0.6,40.. 6n 9 .- 660 911 Ili 4.1 19. Id 2 11.1 3.: 1 314 7 d 101 1., 16 ;470 64614 4.1 11. 114. 29a SOY 31 394 34 23 111,31.6 4416.1 4429. h 33. 76 aba I. —lll ... 19411. Id 11.3 91 :9. Id 33s 114114 9 Jan. 6 114,301 141 1 17. 9.126. •1'32. 44374 1.6 weeks . An. Aver.l7. 9/1 Ile 44 . 1114 7116. 14144. 11.3.:16. 3d Do24.—Whost, 106.7 16179.1. t Oak. as. ; ate. 1.. r, ma Agnoveu, Jan. 13.-To day the market was numerously attended, with a great quantity of grain on offer. For Wheat the prices of this day week were with iltficulty so - ported, at which rates the demand was very limited. In Bailey, • scept for the beet sampler, the turn of prices Wog again in favour of the buyer", acid the trade very beery. In all uth, r grain the prices Triaged about the same a. Lel we. k, but very little husincu was transacted. Wheat, 9/. 10, .0 12!. 10.. p. r lied. Barley, 235. to 295. Owe, Ids. to *.fle Beane, 3.5.. to 38.. per qr. ATLERHU lilt, Jet. 13.-We have no improvement tom tc upon the prices of 1 ist week, the trade r. =tieing in a c• m• plate 'vete of eisignatiou. Whim, 10/. to 131. per load, ar ley, 275 to 30s. per fir. Beaus, 265. to 30.. P. as, au. to 40s. Oat., 19s. to 265. BATH, Jan. 13 -At this day's market there was more doing in Wheat, wolch ,old at much the same puke as last we. k; and the thane remark may be made for m, et dosed's. tions of grain. Wheat, old, 485 to 624 ; new, 40a. en 46e Berke, malting, 3.1*. to 32.. ; grindieg, 26., to 30. Beers, old, 445..0 48s. ; new. 38. to 40e. I', ea, b iikre, 444. to 48.. ; pig, 365. to 40s. Oats, white, 20s. to 245. ; black, 18s. to 20s. Belmont, JAIL 13.-The supply of Corn of every d. ccrip- I lion wax oily moderate, but mere than ,qual to the demand, and, cons , quently, prices receded strain fur ell Porte. .1 hi price of Wneat was about 1.. leas; Bailey, 2s. ; B. ens, Is ; Peas, le. ; and Olt. 2.. I. se than the previous mark t Wh at wild from 26, te 304. Beane, 175. to 245. Pegs. 224 p. r hied of 5 bushels. Bath y, 275. to 325. Oats, 16s. to 24 , . per qr. BOSTON, Jan. 13.-With a moderate supply, Wheat has baeu in demand to-d , y, at fully late wee. No ceerno in the value or other articles. Wheat, red, 375. to 45 i.; white, 42.. to 48e. Oats, 12s. to 225. Beans, new, 235. to 30s. ; old, 38s- Cameeinos, Jan. 13.-Our Wheat market was moeh as last week in point of price. Fine Batley in very small .up ply ; but of secosidary sorts there was a large supply, a , d priers were generally lower ; the same may be raid .4 Beans, Peas, and Oats. Wheat, red, 445. to 48, ; white, 50s. Ber ley, malting. 288..0 325. ; grinding and seed, 221. to 24e. Beans, .4d, 33.. to 361. ; new, 303. to 325. Peas, 34.. to 34e. Oats, 14s to 22s emsrgueeer, Jan. 13.-We had a good supply of Wheat NM day ; trade very dull, and Wheat in very bad cenlitien. Whits Wheat, 455. to 625. ; brown, 38s. to 47.. Barley, 255. to 345. Beans, old, 30s. 6d. to 31s. ; new, 21s. to 275. 6.1. Per, 325. to 34+. CARLIALII, Jan. 11.-We bad a small supply of Wheat at I our market to-day, which br..usht last. we. k's rat. a. Toe supply of Barley end Oats was about an average, hut Ile change in price took place. Wheat. white, new ono old, 20e. to 216. 61 ; red, new and cid, 18.. to 20.. Barley, new and old, 9s. to 10s. 6d Oate, potato, 6s. 9d. to 7s. 3d. ; common, 6.. to Bs. 34. }lour, p r s.one, 2: to 2s. 4d. Oatmeal, le. 61. Ryemeat, le. 2d. Barl. priest, Is. 2d. CHILMMPURD, Jan 12-There was a good supply of Wneat at market today, and the prima of last week seen fully supported, with more disposinun to purchase. Barley and Bean. both rather lower. COLCHISTEIL, Jan. 13.-At this day's market the attend ance of farmers we- large, end much di-position was evinced to sell the lower qualities of Barley ; but little business, how ever was done in the article; and no doubt the great bulk will be consumed at home, for grits* purpoes 6. Malting fa lair demand. Wheat is held by the growers with increased firmness, as they celeulate en a beger trade after the tat of February. fbe eenerel condition is affected by the late wet weather. Beans and Peas come to hand sot . , and catinot find buyers. Wheat, white, 48.. to 49. ; red, 43.. to 46a. Barley, malting, 295. to 31s ; grinding. 235. to 274. Beans, Masagan, 231. ; ticks, 30, to 31s. Peas, maple and grey, 32,, f.o.b. OLOVCRSTER, Jan. 13.-At this day's market former prices were demanded, with a fair supply of English Wheat In foreign rather lees money would have been taken, had buyers appeared. forded has been sold at 435. for no, uo to 461. for fine white Polish on the epee. Barley, of all sorts, is the turn lower, with little or no demand. Beans a isew sale, at rather less money. On Oats a decline of 61. per qr. would be acceded to if bu;en appeared. The following are the pre.ent prices of grain: Wheat, Eng lish, white, .4d, per imperial bushel, 61. Od. to 61. 6d. ; new, ss. 6d. to 6s Od. ; red, old, ss. 94. to 6s. 3d.; new, 6s. 34 to 6s. 9d. ; Danteic (low to high mixed), per 480 lbs.. 6s. 6d. to 6s. 94. ; Polish, Pomeranian, mid Stettin, ss. 6,1. to de. Od. ; Odessa, Marianopoli, soft, 51. 3d. to ss. 9d. ; Odessa, Taganrog, hard, 53. 3d. to 51.61 Barley, Engle grinding, per 392ib5,, 214. to 255. ; malting, per imp. qr., 28e. to 30s. ; Irish, grinding, 255. to 265.; malt ing, Vls. to 295.; foreign , grinding, 96x. to 265.; malting, 295. to 30e. Beans, Eng li sh, old, per imp. bush.,ss. 64. toss 9d.; new. 4s. 4d. to 4s. Bd. ; foreign, Egyptian, per 6.51 lbs , 4s. Od. to 4s. 2d. •, French, Dutch, small tick, 4s. 3 d to 4.. 6d. ; Irish, 4s. 2d. to 4s. 44. Oats, per 312 lb., Limerick, Wex ford, and Eanisoorthy,white, old, 215.t0 226. 0 d.; new, 18,8 d. to 19s. Bd., Cork, Waterford, and Toughen, new, 18s. to 18s. 641. ; Welsh, black, 18. to lac 6d.; Ir:sh. nee :112'65., 18s. to 18e. 6d. Pees, breakers, English, per imp. to 61. Od. ; foreign, ss. Od. to .ss. 3 L ; grey and grinders, English, per 6511 be. 4s to ss. ; foreig, 4s ea. to 41. 9d. Flour, beet seconds, E ng lish ; per seek, 35 ... to 375. Linseed Cake, French, 81. to 91. Imports of the week ending Jan. 12: What, 11,234; Barley, 4,690; Oa's, 4,094: Beans, 6,268; Pees, &O. OrnLnvoaD, Jas. 13.-Tken was a fair npply of Wheat for the elms of year • the beet yeas were in ist and. some ruperfine samples realising 59e. ; old, 60.. The other sorts were net so saleable, but not cheaper. Barley, 24e. to 30s. Oats, 17s. to 20s. Beans, 32.. to 401. Peas, 39a. to 421. KENDAL, Jan. 13.--We had an average show of Wheat and Oats at our market this morning, but the damp state of the weather has made the Wheat in very bad condition; it was the worst .haw to quality we have had for some weeks past. Wheat. 3/s to U.. per load of 20 stone. Barley, 12a. to 13.. per bushel of It .t 6.be. Otte, 10d. to 13.1. per et. t American barrel Flour. 30s. to 31s. LEICISTMI, Jan. 13.-Netwithstaneing the unfavourable state of the weather, th re was quite an average attendance .' at the market to day, but the trade continues in a very • unsatisfactory stet/. The demand for Wheat was limited in the extreme, and, to effect sales, lower rates had to be ' submitted to. Burley was in good supple, but the demand `, was not stood, come quently the trade in that article was very d. pressed. Oats, Beans, and Pees each participated in the general dulness which pervaded the market. MANCHESTIM, Jan. 13.-Business in the corn trade has slowly during the week he. at Liverpool, and at Wakefield. lirsire At our exchange today, Wheat and Flour Nell la retail quantities, at barely the rates at our lest. Oats are fully Id. per bushel, Chimes) 6d. per load, and Bans Is. per qr. cheaper, with very limit, I demand for either. Indian Corn declines fully 1.. per qr. Fine Malt steady. Boiling Peas, both blue and white, in large supply, and their value fur the present nominal. The present pre •s are Wheat, par bushel of 701 be.. English, white, 7s. Od. to 75.10.1. ; red, 6s. 9d. to 7e. 4d.• Irish, white, 6e. 9.1. to 7s. 3d.; roe, 6s. 01. to 6.. 9d. ; foreign, free, red, 64. 6d. to 74. 2.1. Oats, per bush. of 451 b., English, Scotch, and fine Irish, es. ltd. to 31. ; Irish kiln-dried runs, 2s. Bd. to 2s. 10d. Beaus. per qr. of 504 the., English, small, 345. to 355. Od. _; tick, 325. to 335. Peas, per 8 imperial bushels, white and blue boilers, 365. to 46.. Flour, per sack of 2801 be., English and Irish, fine, 345. to 35s ; superfine, 36s to 37e. ; extra, 375. Pd. to Nis. Oatmeal, per load of 240114 ., English and Irish, 245. 61 to 265. 6d. NIWCASTLE ON-TYNS, Jan. 13.-The weather this week has been of a very variable character, scarcely two consecu tive days being alike, at one time being frosty, and at another mild, with rain. With more moderate receipts of grain from abroad, the trade during the present week hut maintained a firm opect, and a fair extent of blotto:as has been done in Wheat and Flour, at fully former rates • other articles at tho tame time being less pressingly offered than heretofore, holders preferring to take there stooks to warehouse rather thaamake nyfarthenaggimism. Atoms mukesthismoralog we had ii lane *ow 0111NastiA*em the nompaph ad titee • condition being much worse than last week, only the best dry 'tiepin were taken off, at about late rates, other sorts meeting a Plow sale, at a decline of Is. to 2e. per qr. South country qualities, as well as free foreign, mere held with much firmness, but the business was purely of a retail character, our millers in most instances offering IS. la., wi•h which however factors would out comply. Bonded samples being held within 3e. per qr. of their free value, no margin is left for sp. eulative investments. Of Flour a pretty g• neral clearance hat been effected, the hest house holds being placed without difficulty at 365., and white up to 375. per sack reipectively. Rio nominally the same. Choice South Country malting Barley on socount of its scarcity, fully maintains its value, but other sort. are wart illy so well sold. Melt meat difficult to quit and inclining cheaper. Beans and Peas much the same With Oats we were largely eupelied by our growers, end fur such a slow Isle was ea- , perienced, although off. red at rather easier rates. The duty in Wheat is Is., and on Oats 6d. per qr. higher, on other grain. there is no change. Present prices: Wheat : British, Northumberlsed, new, white, 60s. to 525. ; red, 425. to 495. ; Norfolk and Suffolk, new, white, 525. to 645. ; red, 48s. to 504.; Lincolnshire, new, white, 60e. to 52e. ; red, 47a. to 49.. Rye. Norfolk and Suffolk, 24,. to 275. Barley, Norfolk and Suffsik, 295. to 315.; Chevalier, 30s. to 321. ; Northumberland and Scotch, 245. to 27e.; Chevalier, 26e. to 284. ; grinding and distilling, 24 5. to 275. Malt, 50,. to 645. ; Chevalier, 535. to 655. Oats, Northumberland and Scotch, potato, new, 20.. to 21s ; common and Angus, 2es. to 22.. ; new, 15*. to 20s. Peas, white, boilers, 325. to 345. ; grey and maple, 345. to 365. Beans, old, 38s. to 425.; w, 30'. to 3155, F lour, per sack, fuse, Stockton and Northumherlend, 345. to 36e. ; Norfolk, white, 351. to 375. ; household., 334. to hie. ; seconds, 304. to 335. ; house holds, 28a. to 32..; thirds, 265. to 284.; households. 245. to 28e. Wheat, foreign, Dentine and Konigsberg, white, 62e. to 664. ; red, 475. to 49.. Silesian, white, 50s. to 635. ; red, 48s. to 60a. Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 62.. to Me. ; red, 50s. to 524. Hamburg, Marks, and Althea, white, 60,. to 62a. ; red, 475. to 49e. Kiel and Holstein, white, 4ds. to 605. ; red, 445. to 441 e. Petersburg cad Archangel, red, 38s. to 40s. Odessa, red, 404. to 425. Polish, red, 445. to 464. Rye, Pomeranian and Prussian, 245. to 275. Russian, 245. to 26e. Baxley, Saal, 26e. to 2es.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 245. to 26e. Oats, Dutch breve, 20e. to 225. ; Ponteranisn, feed, 18s. to 20e.; Hot ' stein and Dandb, Ids. to Pis. ; Archangel and Riga, 16s. Ito 18*. Pea*, white, 28.. to 321. Beans, Friesland, I tit.. to 36.. ; Al. xandriae, 245. to 2fe. 'the revivals this week are : W neut. eneetwise, 1,197 ; foreign,l,3l3 qrs. ; Bar 'L e, ceeetweee. 740 ; foreign, 136. Malt, coastwise, 270. Oats, e. w 001..., 1 76.5. Peas, foreign, 606. Beans, foreign, 24. Fieur, 1.637 sack,. N 'weenie, ISLE or WIGHT, Jan. 13.-Tke Wheat trade at tide day'. media was dull ; many of the samples, being much out of eundition, were quite unsaleable. Barley met a dull tele, a• Is. tee, 2.. per qr. cheaper. Wheat, 71. to 121. per load. Berle), 264. to '2Ba. Oats, 18e. to 224. Beans, 3:4. to 38s. Nouviteps, Jan. 13.-We bad a scanty attendance of fatness at our market to-day, and but litto Wheat offered, for which the s demanded the extreme rates of last Stour ..ey, and tee Flew being stagnant, caused a dull trade and eta., little bonnets passing. Foreign offering let fate rates. wi. tieut leielieg to business of any extent. Barley met a . driteeing sale, at scarcely late rates. Beans, Peas, and Oats ii., t..rn cteap. r. Wheat, white, 47 e. to 50 .. per q r . ; re d, I eel, 44-. to She Barley, rushing, 264. to 29.. Beans, tine, , 30• to 365. P VP. old, 325. to 33c. Oats, teed, 225. to 245. heihehold Fleur, to b. 31s. 6J. per seek of 2801'm., porcheeen fieding sacks and claiming one month's discount ; r. , sii, 1e led. per none. N , ,rt Jan. 13.-The show of Wheat at this day's was 'set ue nut e, and the condition is but indiflerent ;of .01,er .rain we here a b out a usual supply, sad the business d he by millers is only on a limited scale, at the rates ot lint eaturday fir every article. PETIKIWKOUOII, Jen. 13.-The supply of all grain is good to tiew day's market. Wheat is out cheaper then last week elthoodt the condi:ion is nut ao good as then. Barley le lower. No (lenge in thu value of Outs and Beans. Cerrehey to the grow..es : -Wheat, new, lifts to 42a. • tine, 445. to 46. ; ohl, 42.. to 46 e.; fine, 418 s. Barley, ills. to ells. • fine ' 30s. Oat.) new, 154. to 17a.; line, lbs. to 21s. ; • 41. ' 205. ; fine, 265. Beans, old, 38e. to 401. Jan. 12.-We can notice no change in the state of our card market this work, which still continues ext....mete dull and inactive, sad belts are made with dif tehity. Whew, white, 91. to lli. per toed ; red, 101. 10s. to 111. Barley, malting, 28e. to 295. rr qr. • grinding, 265. to 27.. Uate,lB.. to 20.. P. as, 38 s. to 40a. Beans, 40s. to 42.. f'assroe, Jan. 13.-The duties on Wheat and Flour are row mt the uthlimum point, under the act which will expire 011 the 31at. With a change of wind, the eeriest, of grain :ad Oatinal from Ireland since our last are considerable, and storks in this port are accumulating. The business I, *WWI in the trade durieg the week has been quite trifling ; hob millets and desleis buy with the utmost caution, being de . mined to wait until the effects preduced by the repeal fah. Cdr.. laws are to some extent developed, and in the or entime the value of free produce is gradually depre- Mete d ; but, as holders are not forcing sales, our quir t/dim s ere 1 the more than nominal. We bad a good show st Witco from farmers at our Corn Exchange this morn ing, tee sale for which was slow, at a reduction of 61. to per ...ladle. We reduce the volute of Irish 2d. to 3d. per bushel, without promoting sales. Flour, le. per sack cheaper. Otte and Oatmeal, influenced by increasing arrivals, are rrorcely any demand beyond the immediate requirements of h-• tuomeut, the former declined Id. per bushel, and the is; ter 91. to Is per load. All other articles offering on lower •te n.s, but are nearly %wadeable. The average price of W, eat thi. week I. 51.. 9d. per imp. qr. The following are t.t prices : Wheat, per windle of 220114. English, whet. 225. 6d. to 234. 6d.; yellow, 21s. Od. to 24e. Inch, per hush. lot 701b5., red, superfine qualities, 6e. 9J. to 61. 100. •, ' one •.lieg to god, 6s. Id. to 61., 7d. Flour, per pack of 244n0s Engle h, fine to superfine, 32e. Od. to 375. Odd.; French ' , per 28011..., super, floe, 39a. to 425. Od. ; sizeing, per 140. be., 31s. to 321. Barley, per bushel of 60114., Irish and fY oteh, melting, 4e. 0.1. to 4.. 6d. • grinding, 34. to 3.. ed. B. an., per windle, of 2201 0 ., Englis h, 124. 6d. to 144. ; Inch, 12.. 'o 13.. Peas, Irish, maple and grey, per 28094., 15s. te 17a. Bran, per pack of 24011..., Irish, 10.. to 10s. 6d. 0 to, per bushel of 45114., Irish, prime melding qualities, 2e. 9a. to 2.. 9td.; common, 2s. 7d. to 2v. Bd. Oatmeal, p lead of 240114 , Irish, chem. samples, '24e. 6d. to 265. ; g and general qualt•iee, 245. to 245. 3d. ; middling to good, 23e. 63. to 24.. Indian Coin, per qr. of 4E.011.., 33.. 6d. to 36. 6d. Indian Corn Meal. per pack ot 240114., white, lee. to lbs. 6d. ; yellow, 19s. to 19.. 3d. READING, Jan. 13.-We bad again a very small supply of Wend, with prices fatly as high as last week, and in s. sue inetences a trifling advance was given. Oats, Beans, and Pen as last quoted. Barley le. per qr. loner, with a line al supply. S•YILMaN WALDEN, Jan.l3.-Our best samples of Wheat are quit. as good in sale as last week, if not somewhat r ; inferior very dull. Barley, the best quality, ae good is. lurches', the coarse lower. Peas, Beane, and Oita, unsaleable. EUNDERLAMD, Jan 13.-The arrival.' during the week VlS9t*lll- have been 9.50 qrs. of Oats, 460 ot Haley, and 330 seeks of Flour. From the farmers to day there was but mall supply of Wheat, a great portion of which was in rather eolt condition. Such ot the millers as are short of at ek were compelled to an advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. for the best samples, but inferior qualities were very dell sale, and a clearance was not effected. South o untry Wheats a' in request. Toe best qualities of Wheat fetch 48s. to 60. ; goed average parcels, 444. to 461 . ; and inferior samples, 3d. t... 425. Barley is v. ay dull sale, and Is. to 2s. per qr. lo read. Oat. have beavilt ,at late price,. Beans and Peas more demeed. Fiour is steady sale, at late rates. WARMINBTER., Jan. 13 -The supply of Wheat today was , arid altbeush there was a good quanti.y of buyers, the true was dull, at prices much the name as last week, yet one fine temple *old for 36e. per qr. The quint' yof Bexley on aloe was large, but very inkrior, which excited little or no attention, consequently business was dull at a reduction of from IP. to Is. 6d. per qr. The transactions in Oats were solely confined to present wants, withou any change in valise. Beane and Peas also met with a limited inquiry, at precisely last week's quo.ations. Malt trade was dull, and the chases in favour of the buyer. Wheat, 42a. to 54e. Barley. 255. to 355. Oats, 214. to 244. 13-aae, 40s. to 60s. New Wheat, 49.1. to Ns. per qr. Malt, 74.6 d. to 8.. per bushel. WINCHESTER, Jan. 13 -The market was fully attended, and a good supply. Farm. re were anxious to pII e. tap. tig 1 1 1 • . 4• ‘ .ce re . re . 1 '_ ) •.,4 • Prin. Doc L Des. Des. 14. Des. SS. 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