The Express.
London, England, 1852-12-29 00:00:00

MARKETS.

COTTON.—Ltvintrout. Dec. 28.—The saki to-day are
estimated at from 3,000 to 4,000 boles, of which 600 (Surot)
were fur report, and include 150 Egyptian, at 62. to 15.1.,
and 1,000 Surat, at 31 to 41. The market doses tamely and
steadily. Compared with Friday', rate prices of cl cora
are very much the same. The soles since Thursday menet
to 14,000 bales, and the imports to 50,000.
MANCHISTIS, DEC. 29.—There is still a good inquiry
for India and China, at lull pric.e, both in yarns and cloth,.
Sbirtinga of 40-inch width, and 81b. to 811 b. weight, were
much inquired for, and dffieult to be met with. In yarns,
mule of 3U's to 110's are in good request, and the purcharies
in there for the eastern markets hove done much to support
prices, in hoe of the accounts of a very large cotton crop
brought by the Dunce and Baltic steamers from the I:silted
States. When the Europa sailed the receipts of the new
crop reached the unprecedented total at this early period
of a million bales, being upwards of a third of a million in
excess of the receipts to the same time last year. Prices
I were Id. per lb. lower, but freights to Liverpool are Id. per
lb. or double the rate.: In November, and this difference
will for a time probably protect prices on this side. With
the exception of the businese doing here for India, we hare
not much activity. Some few orders have been given out
for cloth by the home trade, but they were not large onto.
Tbo German and continental buyers arts doing very little
business either in yarn or cloth.
WOOLLEN CLOTS.—Lanus, Bac. 29.—We have had
good markets to-day in both tne coloured and white cloth
halls; and bearing in mind that this is the last market day
of the year, there hu been much more than an usual busi-
ness done.

WOOL.—HUDDERSPIELD, Dee. 28.-1-Wools continue in
good demand, and prices are firm.

MANUFACTURES.— HI;DUZItirtIILD, Dec. 28.—The
attendance of buyers to-day bus been very thin, and but
little business dune, owing not to any falling off in trade,
hut to the iclosing of the year, when our merchants are
taking stock. Trade generally is good, and stocks in the
Cloth Hall are very low.

CORN.—HULL, Dec. 28.—We have had a week of bois-
terous weather, and 'a complete hurricane on the 26:h and
yesterday. The business of the week has been interrupted
by the holidays, so that all articles may be reported with-
out change, but with a feeling that we shall have a riiump-
don of active business with the turn of the year. To-day
oar farmers brought a good supply of Wheat, which was in
better condition thin might have been erpeeted ; such met
a fair latest about the currency of last market day, while
anything inferior could be bought for less money. Only a
limited sale of foreign. We note no alteration in the value
of any kind of spring corn, but each class meets a fair con.
sumptive demand. The Linseed market is quiet, but
Cakes are in 'rather better demand, as are also Rape Cakes
for feeding.
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LEEDS Dan. 28.—Our arrivals are moderate of
grain. ahe holidays prevent the usual attendance of
buyers, said consequently transactions are limited, but the
trade Is firm for wheat, and except fur soft parcels 'meow,
prices are demanded. Barley and all other articles fully as
dear. •

Dec. 28.—There have been good arrivals of
wheat and dour from the United States this week, but
otherwise the imports have been on a small scale. Business
since last Tuesday has been limited of every article in the'
grain trade as is usually the case at this holiday season of
the year. Prices have not undergone any change of mo
meat. The attendance of millers and dealers at our corn
exchange this morning was small, and there wee slight dis-
position towatds business. The quotations of last Tuesday
generally may be repeated. The weather has a more settled
aspect.
LYNN. Dec. 28.—We have hail a fair supply of Wheat
to-day; the trade rather dull, at about last week's prices.
A scanty supply of Barley, which was freely taken at the
rates abut week.

Newcasecn, Dee. 2.B.—The weather since Saturday has
been of an unsettled character. On Sunday night it cram•
minced to blow a perfect tempest, accompanied by rain,
which continued throughout the greater pan of yesterday,
bat towards night the storm moderated, end to day is dry,
with a more settled appearance, At our market this morn-
ing we had a large supply of Wheat front the growers,
and, basing nothing of importance fresh in since Saturday,
the trade assumed somewhat more firmness, and a total
clearance was effected of the best runs of Lincolnshire red,
at 82s. per quarter, good average runs making 60e.,
1 weighed 6311 u. In old south country or foreign few
transactions transpired, from an indisposition on the part
of holders to sell. In Flour we have had little stirring. the
dealers being determined to reduce their stocks previous to
making further purchases. Prices, however, remain
unchanged. Rye met little attention. Malting Barley was
held with firmness, bat most of our large brewers having
saMelent for their present requirements, the bueiness pass-
ing is limited; grinding and distilling qualities the turn
cheaper. For Malt the demand continues slow, and late
rates are with difficulty sustained. Beans and boiling Peu
in fair request, and the same remarks will apply to Oats.

CATTLE.—liatoAta, Dec. 28.—The supply of Beasts
was very limited; nevertheless, as the attendance of buyers
was trifling the demand for that description of stock ruled
heavy at last week's prises. The supply of fat Sheep was
also short with an active demand, down wethers making
fully 6s. per stone; all others experienced a slow demand,
prices ruling fully 2d. per stone in favour of buyers. The
demand for fat Veal and Pork was slack, indeed heavy, at
a decline of 46. per stone. la the lean stock market there
wss a good supply of all sone, acid the improved prices
which have so recently been made at previous markets were
fully supported, with the exception of mulch cows, which
are from 20a. to 30s. per head lower.

lbws the LONDON OAZNTTit.—Tussday, Dee. 28.
BANKRUPTS.
WRATHY HAWRIMIAW PsaciTAL, Bloomsbury-square,
publisher, to surrender Jan. 6at 11, and Feb. 10 at 12,
at Basinghall-suet. Sol., Rose, Great Prescometreet,
Goodman's-Sslds ; off. swig., Bell, Coleman-street-
buildings.
GIORGI COLLIER, Hatton-garden, bookbinder, Jan. 11 and
Feb, 11, at 11,tat Basinghollatreet. :Sol., Starling, Sack-
Tills-street, Piccadilly ; off. 'rig., Bell, Coleman-street,
buildings.
WILLIAM DICOIOIOI, St. John-street-road, draper, Jan.
6at 1, and Feb. 8 at 12, at Basingball-street. Sala,
Lawrance and Co., Old Jewry Chambers; off. wig.,
Stansfeld, Basinghall-street.
lOSIPH TALL and JOHN MINGAY, Crawford-street,
Bryanstone-square, mechanical tool manufacturers, Jan.
10 at 11, and Feb. 8 at 12, at Basingball-street. Sol.,
Mon, Skinner's-place, Size-lane; off. swig., Edwazda,
I Rana...war-wens.

WILLIAM TANNER, Aleester, Warwickabire, draper, Jan.
11 and Feb. 2, at 11, at Birmingham Court. Sole., Lane,
jun., Stratford.upon-Avon, and Hodgson, Birmingham;
off. 'rig., Bittlesion, Birmingham.
ABRAHAM SIRLTON, Mount Tabor, Halifax, stone delver,
Jan. 20 and Feb.lB, at 11, at Leeds Court. Sole., Wavell
and Co., Halifax ; off. swg., Young, Leeds.
DECLARATION- OF DIVIDENDS.
EDWARD DUBBING, Colchester, bum common brewer.-
Ist div. of Is. 1 ld., Dee. 30 and three subsequent Thurs-
days, at Graham's Colemaireuret.
JAMBS BLucx, Beeklerebitry, City, wine merehant—let
div. of as. Id., Dec. 30 and three subsequent Thursdays,
at Graham's, Coleman-street.
JAMBS Longo, Southampton, coal merchant—lot die. of
Is. 6d., Dec. 30 and three subsequent Thursdays, at Gra-
ham's, Coleinan-street.
JOHN LILLIBT, Liverpool, merchant-Ist div. of Is , Dec.
27 and any subsequent Monday, at Bird's, Liverpool.
CHABLIS PARRIZ, Houghton-iirSkerne, and Darlington,
Durham, and Rawdiffe, Yorkshire, flax spiener--4th
and final di,. of 1-20 d. (in addition to Is. 2jd. previously
declared), any day after Dec. 27, at Bakers,' Newcastle.
upon• Tyne.
DIVIDENDS.—Jan. 18. W. G. Mom, Guildford-place,
Kennington, clerk in the General Post-ofilee—Jan. 20.
J. Hayman, Carloads Mills, Cornwall, miller—Jan. 20. I.
Isaacs, Plymouth, dealer in watches—Jan. N. Betsy Daw,
Lumborn Mills, Devonshire, miller.
CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cans* be shown to
the contrary, on the day of meeting.
Jan. 20. A. Dawson, Charles-street, Jails-end New-town,
engineer—Jan. 17. E. Butt, Newcastle-place, Edgware-
raid, laoeman—Jan. 21. C. Weismann and H. J. H.
Meyers, Philpot.lans, City, commission merchants—Jan.
17. Carolina Lee, Park-street, Oxford-street, bread and bis-
cuit baker—Jan. 20. F. Castelli, Bury-court, City, mer-
ehant—Jan. 20. R. Pritchard, Bangor, Carnanroushire ale
dealer—Jan. 20. J. Williams, Plymouth, dealer in Berlin
wools. _

PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.
W. 8. Sutton and J. H. Lugard, Brighton, Busse:, cork
manufacturers--A. Lines and W. Cooper, Birmingham,
jap.inners—E. Hill and T. Hill, Sevenoaks, Kent, grocers
—John Martin, G. Stone, James Martin, and R. Martin,
Lombard street, City, bankers, so far as regards G. Stone
—W. Peterson and W. Peterson, jun., Poultry, City, boot
makers-0. Rayment, W. Bayonne, and It. Rays:lent,
Ilfper Thanwo-street, City, wharfingen, so far as regards
W. Rayment—G. N. Hunter and A. Duncan, Jermyn-
street, St. James's, tailors—A. Brierley and F. W. Travis,
Clifton Bridge, Yorkshire, manufacturing chemists—E.
Whitfield, J. Whitfield, and S. Mee, Birmingham, general
factors—J. Holbeck and E. Stillwell, Vigo-street, Regent-
street, gold Wyman—T. Scully and J. Scully, Curtain-
road, Middlesex, provision merchants-8. Carr and J. Carr,
Beaton Hill, near Leeds, Yorkshire, manufacturing che-
mists—C. Crabb, ern., and C. Crabb, jun., Nottingham,
linen.drapers—F. E. Morrish and J. Feeny, Liverpool,
licensed victuallers—J. Crawford and F. 0. Franklin, Red-
Bros -street and Bridgo-strest, Southwark, painters—J.
'Bretz and F. Patchett, ropplewell, Yorkshire, wire mann.
factures—H. Taylor and H. Harmer, Harlsham, Sussex,
grocers—G. Burns, C. Mather, and J. Shortridge, Hurl-
ford, Ayrshire. and Glasgow, coal mowers—Gray and Com-
pany, Lochee, Dundee, fiax spinners, so far as regards Mr.
Gray—London, Leith, Edinburgh and Glasgow Shipping
Company, so far as regards C. Taylor—C. J. Alexander and
R. Maul., Edinburgh.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
ROBIaT fillAkT, Leith, printer and stationer, Dec. 31 and
Jen. 21, at the Ship Hotel, Edinburgh.
ALBIANDIIIt TURNBULL, Glasgow, tea merchant, Jan. 3
and 24, at the Globs Hotel, Glasgow.

A Data KlBB.-- During Mr. Wiblin's visit
el:lthe Orinoco on Tharecky, a gentlemen came in
a beat and requested to see his sister. She cam
down gangway, and they, without thinking of the
==igessiraeed each other. The gentleman was
esteretl into quarantine.—Hesepsters ddeer.
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and 24th of earl month vla riouthamptua and Ma. nine., are 1.1%1 by
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sent in steamer,.

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the Cape of Good llope.
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hooch puha to Moraine&

CASUALTIES

En, Kitchen, of and for Liverpool, from Antwerp, nartrd
from both her anchors in th• Downs during the gale last
night, and went ashore on the Brake, but got off and
drove to sea abandoned, and nearly lull of water ; she
has since been brought back and towed upon the main,
and will commence discharging.—Margate, 27th e.
Elisabeth, Hancock, front Bristol to Melbourne, put back
with loss of two cables, and is on shore at the Barbour
Reach, but is expected off neat tide.—Newport, Dee.
26.

Elisabeth, on shore opposite the Rimrose ; is high and dry
at low water—Lis. eve), Dee. 24.
Floes, Witt, arrived at Marseilles, 22nd Dee., from ShiOttf,
wu attacked and boarded, 7th Dec., inside the Strait,, by a
boat and ten men, who killed the man at the Mix,
plundered the vessid, then left, and proceeded towards
the coast of Morocco.—Paris, Dee. 27.
I Elisabeth, Chorlteen, for Savannah, his put hark with lets
of sails, but during the gale drove on shore in Bootle Bay,
where she remains, with masts cut away.—Liverpool,
Dec n.
Heroine, Le Riche, from London to Port Philip, foundered
off Lyme Regis, yesterday; crew and passengers med.--
Liverpool, Dec. 27.
Jager (Dutch vessel), Kirnster, from Amsterdam to Lon.
don, came on the main at Orford, and went to pieces
use man drowned.—Aldborough, Dec. 27.
Louisa and Emilia, Bartels, of and Crum if oohing f,r Rio
Grande, came on shore this morning two miles west of
Dungeness, and has gone to ph cos ; cargo washing on
shore; master, 4 of the crew, and 36 passengers drowned.
New Romney, Dec. 27.
Naiad, of and from London, for the West Indies, came on
shore this morning ; the vessel apparently is not much
injured ; crew and cargo saved.—Weymonth, Dee. 27.
Newton, Scott, of Sunderland, was fallen in with off Liens
a derelict, and has been towed in here; crew saved, and
arrived at Laesoe.—Fredrikshavn, Dee. 20.
Ocean Queen, Hoare from London to Jamaica, has been
totally lost at Wen:bury.
Onward,_ from Liverpool to New Orleans, will stranded in
the bay to-day, but is likely to come off without much
aamage.—Carnarvon, Dec. 27.
Stockton, Lindsay, from London to this port, wee driven on
shore near Pasewark, in the Nehrung, 23rd Dec.; is toll
of water, and not expected to be got elf; crew saved.—
Dantzie, Dec. 24.
San Dines (Spanish brig), de Uribe, from Hamburg to
Liverpool, was lost on the Flemish Banks, 23rd Due. ;
six men saved ; five drowned.—Dunkirk, Dec. 25.
William Glen Anderson, Brown, from Quebec, parted her
anchor in Studland Bay, and drove on shore on the curet
near Christchurch Head, where she lies in a had position.
Poole, Dee. 27.

VIBII3LS PUT BAcit.—The Manilla is leaky, and hu re-
turned to doek ; the Inviticible, for Oporto, has put back;
also the Eleanore, for Arica; the John Hamilton, for
Bombay ; Choice, for Buenos Ayres ; the British Queen,
for Port Phillip; and the Allah Ifernn, for Geaoa (with
lose of sails).—Liverpool, Dee. 28.

ARK! VED.
daaerr—at 1.1 Disinter IS, from Santana,
Ato—at Ora Gssunder ff. km Map-kre
13aurroz.—aa Gravesend. Dssenebes IS, tram Derma&
Barron Qem—at Qsambrern. Dessaber IS, tram . Be:ve
CaIIAIIUDADI—st Warped. Doe. ft. Ram I.vesa
Ernearates—at Graessend, DrcessMs 17, Iron et. M 0
ISarscaLanoa—at Grimm* Datamber 11, trara....... ...... Li.boa
Musa Fax—atnavamilirawarr 27, from Jana
!axa—at ramtvii.
_Dreier*7,
_from O.klW

Fassumme—at Liverpeel; Deenrber.. 2; from .."....."—"LTa5.
Omemneve—et Liesepeol. Desember 211, from Baltimore
GessLass—si 'amok Demob" 17, from Tema
CieLiewama—e[ Illempool, Demeelier IS, from Crete
Gums-4 Queemelewt. DomoberllB, from B.
Hormer—sl Nehemille, Deemaber 27, from ....... Akzeorlria
Donn Lurs—mt eriMelL Dee. 27, from Umbel
Jame A. Metmenreez,—alf Liverpool, December 28
limier —at Liverpool, December 28, fr0m......... New Orleem
i"" H. 34"18 -al LIMNPCO4 December 28, {taro.. Kew Orlin=
Jam Liwn—at Liverpool, December 28, from... ....... Oporto
1 11001rtan Las—at Falmouth, December 27, from... Leghorn
INZIMAID—at Liverpool, Dee. 28, from benefit
YouuL—et Liverpool, December 18, from. Dilutor'
btallOARIT—Ce LiWIFIXIOII, D. 211, from ....... . ...... . . Nagle
New Yoga—e( Liverpoo December '.ll, from Nee Orleans
Napaktorne ►Nomura—at Liverpool, December 18. from It UWW3I
NOW HAv Milli—at ()restock, December 22, from .. New To a
PalliThilff SNITX—at LIWTVOOL December 28, from Ne.thinee
Meru—at lammed, DISMIXT 28, trout.. ... »Ohm
Bowe IIIIPC11•111t Liverpool, December 38, trem......Now Urleme
Stretee—et Gramme, Dme cber le, from ........ ....Aleameitia
Soren—at Falmouth, December 27, from thzieutril
Vrratu—at Liverpeol, December NI, tr0m....... Permeate*
Wenner Broom Li I, Dec. 18, from &earn
eraium—at Liverpool, mber 28, from. New OTMWIS
WiLeOloi—at Liverpool. Dee. .8, from biennium
WhoneotaLaira—at Liverpool, Dee. 2', from New thienf