The Express.
London, England, 1855-09-12 00:00:00

TRAFFIC RETURNS.

SPORTING.
BETTING AT MANCITESTRIL—TUESDAT.
GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP.
4 to 1 eget Vetere, (i) •
7 to 1 Vandal (t)
8 to 1 Bidet:if Hero (t)
to 1 Little Harry (t)
to 1 Gamekeeper (t)
9to 1 Midsummer (t)
12 to 1 Mary (t)
12 to 1 Mr. Sykes (t)
ST. I.EGER.
2 to I op: Rifleman (t)
2 to 1. Oeleton (t)
9to 1 Capiclne (t)
10 to 1 apt any other.
DONCASTER MEETING.
SUBSCRIPTION ROOM.—MONDAT nevi.
Subscribers dr •pped is in quick •aiceestion, sod after the
• lof the eapreas train trona Loadon, the room was
densely crowded. Business, however, was not conducted
.sith marked activity. Several books wets opened on the
Cetarewiteb, and, as will be seen from the appended list of
qaotatlose, many bones were brought into prominent notice.
The movements with respect to the Sr. Leger showed Rifle-
man to he is ineraued force. Early in the evening 6to 4
was tali, n about him, but towards the close these odds were
currently offered. Oalston retregrsded to 4to 1 offered.
The latest prices were as under:
GREAT YORKSHIRE HANDICAP.
3 to 1 sgst Midsummer (t)
5 to 1 V. ttran (I)
10 to 1 Vandal (off)
12 to 1 Little Harry (t)
12 to 1 Fanny Gray (t)
100 to 7 Radcliffe Hero (t)
25 to 1 Ratspiao (t)
CHAId PAGER STAKES.
6 to 5 apt Mary Copp (off)
ST. LEIIER.
6 to 4 apt Riflemen (t and off)
4 to 1 Oulston (off)
S to 1 Capueine (t and off)
12 to 1 Rotherham (t)
12 to I Marshiest es (t)
12 to 1 GreelulasE‘nriens (t)
12 to 1 Clementine colt (t)
50 to 1 Lord of the Isles (off)
CESAUBWITCH.
15 to 1 opt Elaythian (c)
20 to 1 !glossae' Mll7 (t)
25 to 1 Alice (I)
24 to 1 Sultan (I)
25 to 1 Itubst!l (t)
40 to 1 Mortimer, 4 yrs (t)
49 to 1 Dann (t)
4U to 1 Brother to Grey Tommy (t)
40 to 1 Sumba& (t)
50 to 1 Rotherham (t)
50 to I Kaffir (t)
50 to 1 Honeysuckle (1)
60 to 1 Siding (t)
50 to 1 Early Bird (t)
1000 to 15 Columns (r)
100 to I each apt Brinklow, King Tom, Cardigan,
Black Swan, The Earl, and Orinoco.

Mr. literie's Eulogist. by Bird, Weber, 3 yrs, est 71h
(Mundy) 1
Mr. Smith% Sir Rowland frenetuird, aged, 74 --(Charlton)
Lord Wilton's Orson. 4 yrs, rat 71b..
Mr. 8. Jeer ' Victory (Li L.), 6 yrs, est 71b
Captain Co nine's Roving &toy, 3 yrs, Set 101h..(1 Walters) S
Betting : 6 to 4 eget Eulogist, 7 to 4 agst Sir Rowland
Trenebard, 3to 1 agst Orson. Won by five lengths, half a
length between the second and third. The other two were
beaten a long way.
Tate C AAAAA OHM trARES of 50 SOU. each, b ft, for 2 )c-
-olds; coke, Bst 7.b ; tithes. Sit 51b. The second tones his
stake. Red Rouse in. (33 sub..)
Admiral Harcourt's Ellington, by the Flying Dutchman,
Sat 71h (Alderoft) 1
Mr. Bryon'. Bird in Hand, Sat 71b
Mr. E. R. Clark's Vandernsnlin, est 71b (Charlton 3
Mr. iloward'a Overreach, est 333 (Nag 4
Mr. Monis'. Artillery, err 71b
Mr. J. M. Manley's Mary Copp, Sat ..... (Bartholomew) 6
Mr. Fewest 'a The Danube, &-t 71h (e. Del) 7
Betting : 6 to 4 agst Mary Copp, 7 to 4 eget Artillery, 6
to 1 apt The Danube, 8 to I east Bird in Hand.
Vandermulin, Mary Capp, and Artillery ran together to
the distance, where the two favourites appeared in difficul-
ties, and Ellington and Bird in Hand went on second and
third to the Stand, where Ellington came oat and won very
cleverly by three-quarters of a length ; hell a length sepa-
rate.! the second sod third, and three qu of a length
the third and f meth. Artillery was about a length and a
half in the wake of Orcrreacb, and Mary Copp about the
same distance behind him.

ill led

TUEBDAT,

HANDICAP STANZA of 6 eon each,
with 60 addea ; the second to save ha stake. One mile.
(9 sob%)
Lord Derby's Use Prams°, by Surpllos, 3 yrs, Get 21b
(ear. 64t 4lb)
Lord 7.lthind's lior. 4 yrs, net . (I. Marion 2
Mr. Ostosiderbm's Useelles, 3 yrs, 7st 4lb ..
Mr. T. W. Waleer's Tbirty-to-Fire, 2 7.; Sot (Boliook 4
Mr. Robinson's Newbold, 4 yrs, Est 4)b (Quinton) 3
Mr. Taylor's ILnigut Errant. 3 yrs, est 41b (Vordham) 6
betting: Even on Hospadvr, 7 to 2 eget the Professor.
THIS GLASGOW STALZ4 Of 30 SOTS. 411111. 20 ft, fa 2 'f-
olds, oohs Bst 71b each. Rai Haan in. (8 sobs.)
Mr. L M. Stanley's Porto Rico, by Orlando, 84 71b
(Bartholomew) 1
Mr. Jeanine' colt by Gabbier, dem by Memo, est 71b
(J. Mans) 2
Lord Olsegow's Bin Trsatiseo, tot 71b (Platman) 3
Betting : 3 to 1 on Porto Riee, who won in a canter by
thew lergths. San Francisco beaten off.
THE STAND PLATS (Handicap) of 70 112TIL Winners extra.
One mile.

Tun

Unman. Ms P.. Mar. Totll, Total
syn. swam etip.,tis3. 0.15% Hu,
Wl4l 0•410611,0610166 r 0. A A A
Ureitrlazintrit . ... .. i.. Of 4 M 360
Wow. red Sourran bSeters .. ~ 6.101 44131

TIM GREAT YOWL/SHIRR HANDICAP of 25 sous. each, 15
ft, and 5 only if declares', tico., with 100 added. The second
to receive 50 son. out of the stakes. Certain winners extra.
St. Leger C osne. (93 subs, 51 of whom pay 5 sou each.)
Mr.J. Merry's Wild Huntsman, by Harkawsy, 4 yra, 7st
(Bates) 1
Mr. Tbelluson's Hetet:llm, 3 yre. 9st 21b (Cowley) 2
Mr. Howard's Little lielTy, 6 yrs. Est 41b (Wells) 3
Mr. Morna's Gamekeeper, 4 yrs, Bet Sib (Handy) 4
The following also eau :—Little David, Indian W arrior,
Maid of Team Valley, Jack Leeming. Kaffir, Midsummer,
Veteran, St. Clare, Radcliffe Hero, The Cropper, Vandal,
and Mary.
Betting: 4 to 1 eget Midsummer. 5 to 1 eget Veteran, 7
to 1 agst Mary, Bto 1 each agst Little Harry and Game-
keeper, 10 to 1 asst Vandal, 12 to 1 sgst Radcliffe Hero,
15 to 1 agst Wild Huntsman. Won very cleverly by •
neck. Three lengths between the second and third. Half
a length between the third and fourth. Jack Leaning was
fifth, St. Clare sixth, Radcliffe Hero seventh, Midsummer,
Kaffir, and Vandal, next. Mary was left at the post, and
Veteran lost upwards of 50 yards start, and war last
throughout.
Tun REVIVAL PLATE of 100 son. in mule; for 2.yr-
olds and upwards. Certain penalties and allowances. Red
Howie in.
Mr. Baker's Byres, by Blacatcher or Oameboy, 2 yrs, Set Sib
(Quhtton) 1
Mr. Mcierla's Comfort, 4 yrs, Pet 71b
Mr. T. V. Turner'. Peralsiw, f yrs, 7st (M)llman) 3
Mr. Melville's eby Ratan—Aloe, 3 yrs, 7st Mb (Mundy) 4
Mr. N. It. ;,lark's Lady Florence, 2 yrs, let Sib (0. White) S
Lord Chesterfield's e by Footstool, dam by Alpheua, 2 yrs, 7st
(Ashman) 6
(HT ELECTRIC TILIORAPH.)
&MLLE() STALES. T.Y.C.
Swaleliffo.

FILLY STAKU. Red Ross* kl.

Boansrvad Buxom

Flys ram.

The attendance of generOico ay was fully equal to an
average, and the racing was tue the coat part very

LATEST BETTING AT DONCASTER.
TWIILTIS O'CLOCH, TVISDAT NIGHT.
ST. LEGER.
6 to 4 eget Rifleman (t)
6to 1 Oulston (t)
19 to 2 Clementius Colt (t)
10 to 1 Cinemas (off)
12 to 1 Rotherham' (t)
16 to 1 Herehioaele
25 to 1 °mentos Martens (off)
26 to 1 IDounieg Heather
Sr. I.loZR.—Lord of the Isles wu matched lut even-
ing at 10.

DONCASTER RACES—FRIDAY.
ENTRIES 101 THE DONC 66666 Cur. About two milts
and a half.

ge Ape
Little Harry A 6
I Eulogist 5 I Tandengo Ag 3
Ilie Rajah 3 Vhetory (k b) ... 6 Lady Lamm $
Robryill
Saucebm .... .... 3 Greatules Maims 3 Ellntake
Wild Dairen
Mesas& .... ....... $ Vaadal ...
°duos
Indian Warrior ... 6 Jack Leetning
OLSekellprf ..... ... 4 Hamada 4
ENTMIS TOR Tint NUIIIIIIT PLLTC Last mile. War.
lock, Lady Florence, Little Tibby, Sweleliffe, Merkel, Fa.
rum, Van Galen, Assailant, Imposture, litnourist, Laws,
Gaudy, Paamure, f by Melbourne out of Mystery, f by
Jago out of Cbloris, Kasen', Zeta, Maiming's*, First Fly,
Heir of Liens, Ages, ll•emitelity, Thirty-to-Flee, An-
amincement, Anniversary, Donner and Buxom, Gamester,
Drawer, rembsiw, King of the Gipsies, Diego.

Taa DONCASTER CUP.—Diet evening, Mr. Han-
cock, of Braton•strset, sect off the cup manufactured at bit
establishment for the mato be run to-morrow. The design
of the cup is a group in silver, rromenting " The Templar
and Prior Rymer mewing Garth and Wamba," and
illustrating the following passage in " Ivanhoe:" "' I
know not,' said Garth, sullenly, sif I should show
the way to my muter's house to those who de-
mend as a right the shelter whit* most are fain to
ask as a favour.' Go you dispute with me, slays ?'
ssid the soldier, and setting spurs to his horse, he o.used
him to make a demltrilto across the path, raising at thetas*.
time the riding roi •ith a purpose of chastising what
be ertesidArreti the insolence of the peassot. Garth dsrted
'thin a savage and revengeful scowl, And with a Sere* yet
besitstiog motion laid his hand upon the haft of his knife:
hat the interference of the Prior Aymer prevented the
=warred violence." The group hat been designed and
'.'dolled by Mr. H. H. Armistead, and executed by Mr.
Zama Is mailed Mbar.

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dinnit, mid dwravavr 01 the attacks of Ids disorder. Thirstiness
memmezzan mime liol'oway's POW dm Week. am and d'Y toed' did"
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M' hes lessai_perkefly eu-ed. ll* titure.l eroiessur flctUuway to
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ifteitu of dr fter slowasi.-111eid brads sat at rre-
*P•at Ramose. ambiance+. 244. litcand, and dd.
alitelsaft TM.

THE EXPRESS, WEDNESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 12, 1855.

NATAL AND MILITARY.

Lord Panmnre wi l rlsu the Royal Arsenal, Wool-
wich, at shqut bal.-past 8 o'clock p.m. to-day, th..
14th September.

PLYMOUTH, Sirr H.

The Lords of the Admiralty arrived at Devonport
this shames, at 6 o'clock. They maids on board the
Net Admin.'s yacht wk:10 Len. This evening they pa
Monists b.ll at Oseegesehall. in aid of the Royal British
Orphan Avylatn, at Stoke.

PORTSMOUTH, SnYv. 11.
lIM Imperial Highness Prince Napoleon Bonaparte
arrived at thi. port this morning. iron Plymouth, on a visit
of inspection, in the French steam yacht Ariel, Captain Do
Desulieu. His Imperial Highness landed (rum the yacht,
and went through the Dockyard, viewing the various
departments and establishments ; and afterwards partook of
luncheon with Admiral Superintendent Martin, Acting
Commander.in.Chief. His Imperial Highneu subsequently
visited the Gun Wharf, and finally left this afternoon for

SHEERNESS, Sim 11.
The Calcutta, 84 guns, Ceptaia James J. Stoptord, I
arrived et the Buoy of the Nore on the 10th just , at 6 p
end came into harbour yesterday at 1 15 p.m. from the
Baltic. She brings Invalids I rom the fleet, end the follow-
ing officers of the Royal Marine Artillery, who were
attached to the mortar vessels, have taken passage in her,
via.:—Captain Schomberg ; Lieutenants Brydges, Dun-
ford, Halliday, end Woolcombe. Theis officers, with their
detachments of Marine Artillery brought home, are under
orders to proceed to Portsmouth immediately. The Myrtle
steam-vessel went alongside the Calcutta and took on board
all the ievalido, end proceeded for Chatham yesterday.
The invalids are to be placed in Melville Hospital.

FROM Ow LONDON GAZETTE, Teasley, Sipe. U.

BUCKINGHAM PALACE, Sur. 6.
This day bad audience of her Majesty, the Chevalier de
blatedo, Envoy Extraordinary and Miaow Plenipotentiary
from the Emperor of Braid, to deliver his letter of recall ;
and the Conatuandeur de Carvelb* Moreira, to deliver hie
credentials in the same character ; to which they were re-
spectively introduced by the Earl of Clarendon, MG., her
Majesty's Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs.

FOREIGN OFFICE, SIFT. 4.
The Queen hu been pleusd to approve of Mr. Heinrich
Martini as Vice Consul at Dublin for the Grand Duke of
blecklenburgh Schwerin.

FOREIGN-OFFICE, Szpr. 8.
The Qum has been pleased to approve of Mr. George
Mouction Bowen as Vice-Consul at Manchester, for the
Republic of Guatemala.

WHITEHALL, Bspr. 8.

The Qoeen bar bun pleued to give and grant unto Cap-
tain Charles /Linde, of the Bengal Army, Lieutenant-
Colonel in the Ottoman Army, her Majesty's royal license
and permission that he may accept and wear the Imperial
Order of the Medjidie of the Fourth Claes, which the
Sultan bath been pleauld to confer upon him, u a mark of
his Imperial Majesty's approbation of his 1111111 i Cie with the
Turkish Army in the defence of Sitistria, and during the
campaign on the Duet*, and that he may sejvy ali the
rights and privileges thereunto belonging.

BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, Sum 7.
The Lords of the Committee of Privy Council for Trade
have received a copy of a despatch from her Majesty's
Consul at Manila, reporting that the Captain Oenerul at
that place has assutd a decree, prohibiting the export of
rice from Manila, after the 31st May, and from the pro-
vinces alter the 15th June.

Kr. Newham said Mr. T 51144 hod se desire to praised ea,
farther with the ewe.
Aldermen Humphery said it was a very srrinus charge
[gaunt two gentlemen, and he could ant ten how the mazie-
trates could consent to such a compromise, but they would
do everything +hat was right. The worthy alderman maid
ha had granted this susamons, and he was there to attend
to it. . .

Alderman Finnis said it seemed to him that the summons
wee taken oat without any intend* of proededing with it. I
The City Solicitor inquired if there waa any information
taken upon oath ?
Mr. Martin said there was not.
Alderman Humphery said he was very careful before he
granted the summons, and was most anxious to ascertain
whether what Mr. Newbon had stated was really a fad.
Mr. Newbon said there had been no compromise at all ;
but the present proceet:ing had been commenced under a
misapprehension.
Aldermen Humphery reminded Mr. Newbon that there
was very little misapprehension in the ease, for he (the
worthy alderman) law all the documents upon which this
charge was founded.
Mr. Newbon said he bad no wish to discuu the subject at
that time. .

Alderman Humphery said neither had h., but the ma-
gistrates only sat there for the administration of justice, and
he did not wish to be made the means of terrifying parties
out of money.
Mr. Newbon said he did not desire to proceed under a
misapprehension.
Alderman Humphery said Mr. Huddlcstone, on applying
for the summons, told him that he was not taking it out with
the intention of not proceeding with it, and he (the Alder-
man) said that he would not grant a summon for the
express purpose of dragging money out of another men's
pocket.
The City Solicitor asked the alderman if he wished the
summons to be proceeded with ?
Alderman Humphery said he did not; but be objected
upon principle to the making use of him as an instrument of
tyranny and oppression.
Alderman Finals said it was a very improper thing to
make such charges spinet gentlemen, and then not go on
with them when the time for hearing them arrived.
Alderman Humphery aid it was just as he said it would
be. However, the parties were not here, and the complaint
was therefore dismissed ; but he wished it to be clearly
understood that it was dismissed in consequence of the sum.
mass being withdrawn and the parties not appearing to
press the charge.
ILAELYLBSONE.

A young Yeoman, in the service of Mrs. Bean, 49, Man-
chester-street, Manebeeter•equare, who gave her name u

Jane Maddigan, was charged with robbery. On the 20th'
alt. His. Scott quitted London for the continent, leaving the
primmer in charge of the premises. On the neat day the
prisoner gave information to the police that a robbery had
been committed, and Inspector Jackson and Brodie, 76 D,
repaired to the house, and found that the drawers in the
different rooms were open and empty ; there were chisel
marks, but the locks were not injured, which led the
oftere to conclude that the locks had been opened with a
key, the chisel having beta used for the purpose of making
it appear that force bad been resorted to. Mrs. Soon was
communicated with, and on her return to London, on Mon-
day evening last, she knocked at her door, but was unable
to gain admittance. Sergeant Knight, 19 D, was sent for,
and he mule an entry by a window at the rear of the pre-
mises. Immediately afterwards the prisoner came in at the
front door by means of • latch key, bringing with her
another woman, who turned out to be the wife of • sergeant
of the F division of police. Mrs. Scott, to whom informa-
tion had been given, gave them into custody, and they were
conveyed to the station-house, when the prisoner was
locked up, but the other woman was not detained. The
property stolen consisted almost entirely of ladies' wearing
apparel, and its veins was not short of 1001. _

The prisoner, in answer to the charge, said that she was
innocent, and that on the same night that her mistress went
away she discovered that the robbery had occurred, but she
did not give information thereof till the next morning.
Nose of the stolen property has yet been met with. It
transpired in the coarse of the inquiry that the prisoner was
taken i•ito Mrs. Scott's If rvice upon the faith of a character
given by the sergeant's wife who occupies • responsible
position at the Sailors' Home, in which institution she (pri-
soner) had been at times employed.
The prisoner was remanded till Tuesday next.

MARKETS.

__*_

COTTON GOODS.

a farther Whet!, et 21. to 3.. welt. fee ad wheat. In albw
kinds of grain there was but little stirring, and ne variance
of prices happened. Old wheat, 78.. to 825.; new, 724.
76.. Barley. 33.. to 355. Oda, 20e. to 325. Beans, 501, to
Pea., 40.. to 501. per qr. Flour.. 44. to 60.. per ..ek.
Malt, 9.. to 9.. 6d. per bushel. Several farmers lino
gathered the whole of their trope in'good condition, std.
to-morrow night will bring the harvest to a termination ot
most farms in this neighbourhood.
DUBLIN, SLY?. 11. (By Magnetic Telegraph).
A moderate supply of now produos, which sold fr.sly at se
advance of 6d. to le. on all descriptions of grain. Nothing
done in India. New meting barley sold at 20e. per barrel.

CATTLE.—SALIenTraT, SEPT. 11.—At this days mu.
kat we were very liberally supplied with beasts, and the
quality was of a first-rate description. The attendance of
buyers was also equallytgood. The demand for the Inn
Devon breed was unusually large, time of year censidered,
and all of that class were readily Mare,' at the extreme
quotations: of last market, whilst inferior kind. meta fair
average demand, a clearance being nearly effected os the
term. as last quoted. In sheep there wart a larger bap*
than we have seen for some time past, and the quality vas
excellent. This Nescripti 01 stock was in moderato
request, all kinds meeting with buyers, and a considerable
amount of business was transacted. Former quotation
were in all instances well supported, end in a few pennon:
cases, when the quality was rather better, the turn vu
against the buyer, The trade in calves was rather limited, no
supply being very short, prices were without alteration. lane
pig market there was a plentiful supply of all kinds, butte./
trade was not over brisk ; the lints business done was at e
rather higher figure, Best ox beef, 12s. to 13.. per Am;
row end heifer do., 10s. to lle.; hest Dawn raurtqa. 70. ro
714. per In. ; inferior and other kinds, 714. to 714.; look
9d. ; veal, retail, 7d. to 714.; pork, fresh and salt, 714. to 84,
per lb. and 100.6 d. to Ile. per score ; bacon, greec,Bll. told,
per lb.; dry. 10d., and 10s. 6d. tolls. per soore; quarter.old
store rigs, Bs. to 225. each ; and cows with calves, 141
to 16!.

MANCHISTER, SEPT 88888 11.—The important news
from Sebastopol has led to a fair amount of business in the
yarn market, which hut ter this intelligence would probably
have been very quiet, considering the telegraphic &deices
from Liverpool of a little excitement in the cotton market,
with an upward tendency of prices. The principal business
in yarn hes been for the India maiketr, and for Germany
cad the Mediterranean. The hard twisted yarns suited for
the Levant are still in fair request. Prices generally are
very firm, and sellers are asking an advance which, though
not obtained, has given buyers some trouble in suiting
themselves without conceding it. There has been some
activity in the cloth market, but the clearances helm not
been large. There had been a good deal done in the last
few days in long cloths, T cloths, and printers, at very full
rates, and the prices asking to-day have to some
extent checked the continuance of this trade. The
excitement already spoken of, in the Liverpool cotton
market, has in some decree supported the bands of
menu,' 'charts in this advance, but where it is given
the concession is made with reluctance. But for this
we should probably have had a fair business. Buyer• were
all willing to go on at the rates of last week, and at which
manuf cturers were mostly anxious sellers a fortnight ego.
The makers of most kinds of cloth are, however, supplied
with orders, and wetting to contract, so that in the face of
a rislog cotton market they are not disposed to take new en-
gagements without some advantage.

COTTON.—LITIRPOOL, SIM% 11.—Tbe sale. to•day
were 10,000 Wes, 1.500 tor export, and 3,500 on specula-
tion—oomprisiag 8,000 Americans, 650 Pernambuco and
Maranham, 67. to 611 ; 350 11-vptian, 6d. to 7:4.;
and 1,000 Surat. 44. to 6ii. per lb. The imports have been
10,000 bales. The market closed firmly, and prices of
Americans were et per lb. dearer than last week. Others

WOOLLEN CLOTH.—LEEDS, SEPT. 11.—We have no
change to report in the woollen cloth markets this morning.
The crannied hall crintinuea to exhibit an animated tone,
and a full Re busineu has been done. The white
market has been flit, which arises perhaps more from the
smallness of stocks than from a want of demand.

MANUFACTURES.—HUDDERSPIXLD, SZPT 11.—The
news from the East has given an appearance of liveliness
in the market today, and the amount of business done has
certainly exceeded that of last week, the greatest demand
being in fancy patterns of dark colours.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

THE SEA-BURNS MAILS.
(From the " London Post-office List.")

_
' Mails do. Last nest
Destinations. matched from Packet fsMst
London. Sailed. Due.
SOUTRANPTON STATION. (By My Mall.) 1---..
Lisbon, Spain, and Giber& 7th2hir.,7.tevand 1 Madrid, )
UM
Gibraltar. malt.. Egypt, )S 4thm2dthVhhe7';.l i ESeniptine. 7;
I/
....Se": inn.
Ceylon, and India ) every month. i Sept. 4. I ''''4'' '''''
Penang, Singapore, and i it.h of every i Emine, ) ~, ,
China ) month f Sept. 4. i ''''"6 '.
BrittnhColonien in the West 1 ' I
Indies (except Hondu as 1 I
and Babamu), Foreign 1 ,
Coloile& 10.. IS Weat ' 2nd and 17th of 1 Tyne,
Indies ((except Havana, ),I every month. j Scot. ' Sept. 16.
California.Venenutla, N. - ''' ;
Granada,(23lll and Peru,
Oreytowa (dt. Juan de I
Nicaragua) 1 i
Mexico and Havana
I ! month only.. j I Sept. 3. i " "
Honduras and Bahamas : 'l7.,thonotfh ever/ 1 M atilk )
Aug. 1741 j litpt.l6.
Lisbon, Madeira, Brasil,) 9th of every 1 Avon, I
os Buen Ayres, and Palk. ) ! month sip, 10. j *pt. It,
land Isles
PLYMOUTH RATION.
Madeira, Teneriffe, and / I Evening of the 1
23rd of awn i Gersi.'iari. 1 Sept. C.
West Coast of Africa .
1 Evening o< •51.te01..;-.
BriantitiLdihtuaniuNr:orthsta7A.TmmeNrica 't ',:ierril-
iFurarth..er,
e......, Africa,tl . 1 10.
J motet
, Evening of the
Australia
I 4th end 19th Lightning, ( of every ' Sept. 5. Os. IL
) I m0nth.......

WOOLS.—HUDDERBFIXLD, SEPT. 11.—For wools gene.
rally the market is rather quiet, manufacturer having
recently laid in stocks. In wools, adapted for army cloth-
ing, there is a good demand, at extreme rata.

CORN.—Brt.t., SEPT. 11.—There was a moderate show
of old wheat at this day's market, with 1 samples of I
new. The quality of the latter was various, and fetched
765. to 821. per qr. Old wheat was saleable at 80s. to 855.,
63)b. per bushel to the grower. As regards yield of the new
crop, reports were venous as to the Went of deficiency,
but unanimous as to its reality. S I buyers of seed
wheat for export to the Continent. A better demand for
old foreign, and the lofty pretensions of holders alone pre-
vents • large business for 'apron and removal coastwise.
Spring corn, of each description, participates in the ad-
vance on wheat, albeit sales are exclusively confined to eon-
MOMS. Linseed end its products have each marked •
point of advance during the week upon a consumptive de
mend uninfluenced by speculation. Bspeseed is wholly
wanting, and the few cakes' on hand are virtually eff the
marketarom the price at which they are held. Import)
from Sent. 1 to Sept. 7 :—Wheat, 1.506 qrs. ; barley, 2,992 ;
oats, 1,827; beans. 1,090; peas, 174; linseed, 2,230; rape-
seed, 1,334 ; oil cakes, 209 tons ; bones, 175.
LEEDS, SEPTEMBER 11.—The weather continues all
that could be wished. The arrivals of wheat are again
'small, anl holders are firm in their demands; we quote
prices Is. per quarter higher than on Friday. There is a
great scarcity of new. Miller., nevertheless, limit their
purchases to their wants for the day. Barley as before,
No variation in other articles. Average price of grain :
Wheat, 808, 77a. IOC; barley, 66, 38s. 7d.; oats, 80,
32a. 4d.; beans, 19, 50s. Arrivals this week : Wheat, 770 ;
malt, 440; rapeseed, 516.
Lugs, SEPT. 11.—We have had a tolerably fair quantity
of wheat at market to-day, chiefly of the new crops; the
quality similar to that reported last week. Prices le. per
qr. dearer, but the sale slow at the advance. At present the
farmers a-c net threshing barley. Wheat, fine old red,
78s. to 791. ; new, 70s. to 80s. ; floe, 81s. per quarter to the
growers.
NEWCASTLE. STIFT. 11.—The weather continues very
favourable; and harvest operations are making goo I..ogress,
but it must be some time yet before we can look am any
impolite of new of moment from our growers, even should
the season prove ever so propitious. At our market this
morning we had a moderate show of wheat from the growers,
and having little offering from the coast, all descriptions
were held for an advance of 2s. per qr., but owing to the
finedess of the weather, coupled with the intelligence of the
fall of Sebastopol, our millers operated cautiously, being
under the impression that the latter event may have the
effect of temporarily depressing prioes4 in:which opinion
we cannot participate. For the best Norfolk yel-
low wheat 87e. was made In retail, and 84,. for
fine runs, whilst two parcels of new red were told fot
arrival at 851., weighed 63Ibs. per bushel. In foreign trans-
actions were limited, 82s. to 83). being the esteeme value of
Holstein red, naturally 601b5., and 85s. of Wolgast 611b5.,
but weighed 631bs. Flour is scarce, and there MUM every
probability of 59s being established for millers' fines; as
ye, however, 68.. has not been exceeded for Norfolk house-
hold.. In rye little doing. Barley rather dearer, and the
same remarks will apply to malt. Beans, peas, and oats,
each tbo tarn higher.
SALISBURY, SEPT.'II —At this day's market we were well
supplied with all kinds of grain, amongst which were
I gangliest qualities of new wheat, in good conditios.
From the extensive rise of Si. per qr. on ibis day 'Weight,
the sales were miry limited, and the millers being rather
abort of stooks today, a good deal of beaMeis was dose at