The Express.
London, England, 1853-01-15 00:00:00

MARKETS.

SUGAR. —The average price of sugar, the produce of
the British pouessioas in America, computed from the re-
turns made in the w:ek endin; the 11th Jan., 1633, is
40. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, 265. 110.
Sugar, the produce of the East Indies, 28s. Old. The ove-
rsize price of the three foregoing descriptions of sugar jointly
is 21s. 2d.

BRISTOL, JAN. 14.
BCC/SR.—The market has been rather quiet this wee/c,
and Vie transactions in West India are confined to about
*2OO casks, at fully former prices. No soles arc reported in
Mauritius, but four cargoes of Humes, consisting together
of 4,000 boxes, have found buyers since our last, at a fit-
cline of fully 6d. per owt.
The Relined market is firm, with a steady business
doing.
nos has been only in limited demand, and the trans-
actions are unimportant.

COTTON.—LivEaroot, JAN. 11.—There has scarcely
been a variation iu any respect in our cotton market during
the present week—the 641113 heaviness in the long stapled
kinds, and the same firmness in American. Indeed we
may soy of Egyptian and Brazils that they are not only
dull df sale, but the turn of prices is in favour of the buyer
—the reverse being the case with American. of all qualities.
It will not be requisite, however, to change the general
scale of our quotations of last week, aithough Mobiles are
raioed id. per lb. Our future movements will continue to
have direct reference to what we may receive from the
United States; and for that reason, all the advises from
that country relating to the crop, and its probable aggre-
gate amount, will be looked to with much interest. The
impreosion here at present is, and our market is formed
upon that conclusion, that the crop will prove to be three
millions of bales at least. 5,880 American, 730 Surat, and
240 Madras are reported to have been taken on speculation;
and 1,300 of American, 880 Surat, 130 Madras, and 50
Bahia, for export. The Committee of Brokers place " foir"
Uplands at did.; Mobiles, old.; and Orleans, 6d. The
sales for the week amount to 43,700 bales.

WOOL.—Lszus, JAN. 14.—We have had an active de-
mand tor most descriptions of foreign and colonial wool
this week, at former prices. In English wools we have no
change to notice; prices are looking upward.

CORN..—CIIELMSFOILD, Jan. 14.—There was a small
supply of red Wheat to-day, but rather more of white, the
firmer was taken freely at an advance of Is. per qr.; white
same as last week ; red, 445. to 48s. ; white, 48s. to 455.
Barley in very brisk demand, and Is. per qr. higher, both
for malting and grinding qualities, 30s. to 3's. ; extra, 38s.
per qr. Beans and Peas without alteration.
LINCOLN, Jan. 14.—Our market has been well supplied
with Wheat to-day, and fine samples readily found buyers
at Is. per advance. A good show of Barley, which met
with a good demand at a rise of ls. per qr. The show of
Oats small, and prices about the same. No Beans offering.
Wheat, red, 465. to 495. ; white, 525. to 565. Baxley, 31s.
to 355. 6d. Oats, 19r. to 21s.
LIVERPOOL, Jail. 14. —The arrivals from Ireland
and coastwise, during the past two days, h►ve been light,
and from foreign ports we have only received 4,564 qrs. of
wheat, 495 quarters of beaus, 96 sacks and 172 barrels of
flour. The exports in the same time comprise 2,467 qrs. of
wheat, 150 qrs. of Indian Cora, 133 sacks and 500 barrels
of flour. The trade has continuesl in the same lifeless
state as we have had to note since the beginning of the
year, but, owing to the extremely wet weather, there has
been rather more firmness perceptible during the past few
dsys, although wo cannot call any article of the trade
dearer. At this day's market there was a small attendance
of the trade, but a fair consumptive demand waa expe-
rienced for wheat at rather better prices than were obtain-
able on Txesday. Flour, however, could have been bought
on quite as favourable terms. Oats and oatmeal met with s
very slow role, and may bo quoted Id. per 451b5., and 3d.
to 6d. per load cheaper. Barley, beans, and peas were un-
altered in value. Indian corn. both afloat and on the spot,
was generally held at Tuesday's prices, but few tranactions
were reported. Arrivals into Liverpool, from Jan. 11 to Jan.
13 inclusive : Wheat, 4,689 qrs. ; Barley, 225 ; Malt, 28 ;
Oats, 2,186; Beans, 493 ; Oatmeal, 2,202 sacks ; Flour, 206
sacks, 1,727 brls. Exports to Ireland :—Wheat, 2,367 qrs. ;
Indian Corn, 150 ; Flour, 373 barrels.

WAKEFIELD, Jan. 14.—The arrivals of grain are mode-
rate this week. The inferior condition of the new Wheat
renders the sale difficult, but all fair qualities bring last
week's price., and old is held at extr( me rates. Barley is
far from plentiful, and prices are fully Is. per qr. higoer.
Oats and Shelling as before; the same apples to Beans.
Malt in brisk demand, and le. to 24. per load dearer.

COALS.—LoxDow, JAN. 14.—Ships at market, 38;
sold. 34.—Holywell, 195.; Walls Eud Brown, 17s. Gd.;
Walls End Belmont, 19s. 6d.; Walls Eud Hetton, 20s. ;
Walls End Kepler Grange, 194. 3d.; Walls Eud Stewart's,
20s. ; Walla End South Kelloe, 19s. ; Walls End South
Durham, 19s. ; Walls End Tees, 20s.

From OW LONDON OAZETTIL—Friday, Jan. 14.
BANKRUPTS.

GEORGE BENJAMIN COBrratON, Great Yarmouth. Nor-
folk, merchant, to surrender Jan. 24 at l}, and Feb. 24
at 2, at Basinghall-street. Sole., Bell and Co., Bow-
churchyard, City; off. swig., Johnson, Basinghall-street
Joux LOCKICER, St. John's-square, Clerkenwell, iron
warehouseman, Jan. 24 at 11, and Feb. 2 I at 1, at Basing-
hall-street. Sol., I'earce, Ciiltspur-street ; off. wig.,
Johnson, Basiughall-street.
BENJAMIN JAMES and TROIKAS GIRDWOOD HARDIE,

Newport, Monmouthshire, builders, Jan. 26 and Feb. 23,
at 11, at Bristol Court. Soh., Bachelor, Newport, and
Bevan, Bristol; off. assig., Hutton, Bristol.
JOHN PETEIS, Devonport, confectioner, Jan. 29 and Feb.
17, at at the Exeter Court held at Plymouth. Sol.,
Elworthy, Plymouth; off. assig., Hernaman, Exeter.
DECLARATION OF DIVIDENDS.
WILLIAM BOYCE, sen., Dover, hotel keeper-Ist div. of
ss. 3d., Jan. 15, and three subsequent Saturdays, at Ed-
wards's, Sambrook-court.
Urdu Hums, Mill Pond Bridge, Rotherhithe, cooper-
-Ist div. of lid., Jan. 15, and three subsequent Saturday 5,
at Edwards's, Sambrook-court.
7REDERICIL LONO, Vere-street, Oxford4trcet, importer of
foreign lace-2nd di,. of le. 10., Jan. 15, and three sub-
sequent Saturdays, at Groom's, Abchurch-lane.
THOMAS LAMPLECIII, Great Driffield, Yorkshire, IFrocer
let div. of Is. 6d., Jan. 18, and any subsequent Tuesday,
at Carrick's, Hull.
Triunes CARRICK PERRITT, Kingston-upon-Hull, money
scrivener-3rd div. of 2s. 6d., Jan. 18, and any subse-
quent Tuesday, at Carrick's, Hull.
Jolts BEACH, Bradford, apothecary-2nd div. of Is., any
day, at Young's, Leeds.
RODERT WINTER, Swansea. Glamerganshire, linendraper
—lst di,. of ss. frit, Jan. 19, and any subsequent Wed-
nesday, at Miller's, Bristol.
'oux Tnouas, Shrewsbury, grocer—let di,. of 2s. 40.,
any Thursday, at Christie's, Birmingham.
;murmur HENRY CANNING, Birmingham, draper—lst
of 2s. 7d., any Thursday, at Christie's, Birmingham.
VINCENT COOKE, Worcester, cabinet maker—let div. of
95., any Thursday, at Christie's, Birmingham.
ALEXANDER SMITH, Liverpool, merchant—lot div. of 31d.,
Jan. 10, and any subsequent Monday, at Bird's, Liver-
pool.
DIVIDENDS.—Feb. 5. J. Morse, Neithorpe, Oxford-
shire, woolstapler—Feb. 4. W. Hodson, South Ash, Kent,
farmer—Feb. 8. W. Pike, Reading, Berkshire, tobacconist
—Feb. 8. J. Cole, Robert-street, Limebouse, victualler—
Feb. 8. E. Ritherdon, l'oplar, ship builder—
Feb. 4. J. Dobson, High Holborn, mathematical drawing
instrument maker—Feb. 4. E. W. Cherrill, Ramsgate,
cabinet maker—Feb. 7. C. J. Wragge, Stourbridge, Wor-
cestershire, banker—Feb. 12. T. Shaw, Birmingham, sta-
tioner—Feb. 7. C. F. Bailey, Buralem, Staffordshire, boot
maker—Feb. 4. H. Anse, Chester, grocer—Feb. M.
Warren, Macclesfield, Cheshire, silk dyer—Feb. 4. C.
Webb, Oxford, apothecary.
CERTIFICATES to be granted, unless cause be shown to
the contrary, on the day of meeting.
Feb. 4. W. Green, Harrow-road, builder—Feb. 5. J. Os-
borne, Leigh, Essex, butcher—Feb. 9. H. Hastings, Chel-
tenham, Gloucestershire, grocer—Feb. 8. J. King, Ryeford,
Gloucestershire, mealman.
PARTNERSHIPS DISSOLVED.

JAMES

Joux

J. J. J. Sndlow, jtin., and A. V. Gunnell, Great George-
street, Westminster, parliamentary agents—W. lit amley
and J. Derbyshire, Old Accrington, Lancashire, ironfound-
era—Sarah Ann Matthews and Caroline Mart Chamber-
lain, Worcester, dealers in Berlin wool—G. 'I. Sainsbury
and H. Saunders, Devices, 'Wiltahire, wharfingers—E.
Roberts and T. Matthews, Leicester, framesmiths—R. 0.
Horton cud 11. Marsh, Leeds, surgeons—F. J. Canting, J.
E. Beerbohm, and 11. Chittentlen, Mark-lane, City,
corn factors, so far as regards 11. Chittenden—
G. Handfeed and C. Howard, Birmingham, lace manu-
facturers—Charlotte Donna, H. Bontoft, and J. A.
Bontoft, Boston, Lincolnshire, stationers, so far as regards
Charlotte Bontoft—J. Waddington, W. E. Waddington,
and It. E. Waddington, Coleman-street, City, umbrella
manufacturers, so far as regards It. E. Waddington—ll. T.
Bayley and W. L. Cole, Canterbury, linendrapers—W. 11.
Little and J. Little, Brighton-place and Eawards-place,
n Hack ey-road, timber merchants—l'. Stephens and J. H.
Crane,
KC.r
ici:tse-rsrterne es t ,arl.llp6r..llTaielcte'fieledinggnr;oliel leather-Sellers
tou
—W.
bridge, Worcestershire, millwrights—S. Foster and A.
Scholes, 'Judder field, Yorkshire, joiners—J. Dearden and
C. Bearden, Leeds, printers—J. Hodgkinson and G. llodg-
kiusoo, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, and Black Prince-row,
Walworth, wine merchants—M. Hecht, S. Hecht, and P.
Hecht, Seething lane, City, merchants, so far as regards
M. Hecht—B. Hall and C. Maltby, Bradford, Yorkshire,
painters—G. Chapman and H. Hensel', Norwich, attornics
—J. W. Brooks and C. J. Whalley, Gray's-inn-square,
attendee—T. Archer and H. W. I'ryke, Braintree, Essex,
tai:ors—J. Cordeux and T. 8. Cordell:, Barnsley, York-
shire, linen manufacturers—John Bancroft, James Ban-
croft, and J. Harrop, Ashton-under-line, Lancashire, cotton
spinners—J. Ashton and B. Ashton, Werneth and Bred-
bury, Cheshire, and Manchester, cotton spinners—T. Booth
j and C. Booth, Liverpool, merchants—W. F. Stow, M.
Stow, and D. Stow, Leeds and Bradford, Yorkshire, mer-
chants, so far as regards D. Stow—J. Chambers and W. E.
Dean, Dublin.
SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
THOMAS HAMILTON, Edinburgh, wood merchant, Jan. 21
and Fob. 14, at Kennedy's Ship Hotel, Edinburgh.
JOHN lletensitsocr, Dunfermline, bookseller, Jan. 19 and
Feb. 9, at Milne's New Inn, Dunfermline.

MErnNo or impvatioirra.—A general meeting
of the shipwrights of Woolwich Dockyard took place in
the Town-ball, Woolwich, on the evening of Tuesday last, for
the purpose of memorialising the Lords of the Adasiralty
for an advance of wages.

BIIIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
SEABORNE MAILS.
(N doggies that the r.:sils ere sent tress the Geom., Posta:Ole
by the Oat-4nd M by the tharninte—ctespatch.)

' Yr 7-
Day win made ttp w
COUNTRIES. la Omen. rtgau Part Wt.
Ogre Lentton. j dsowatoka.t. eft

• —.—.....4
Ancrica('sylkit.packet N Jan. 11 ll.lrorpool—. 1an..17
Americo; oy ealte.4 .t*Avari
plant) N Jan. Ii , Liam nal . , ha. 241
aunties, ~,y t ..q..te 4-) Xi . I Soatkaispra.t.

AttetraLivila 64atli.t.e p, i .
--
bon) 5 201 of each month, nouthaaptanlJai. 24
Ditto (yid. Matneil:e4 N 24th of the month Dover ---Jan. 17
•Ditto(cia C....e of Gaut
Hope) N, Jed of February..., Plymouth ... Jan. le
Africa ( West Coast) N .23rd of Lee month 7'4 leuuta ~ Vet). 12
Alexandria. N 1 rth2lloth ,if 'Boa. ruler ...„... Jan. Is
Belem N l'Ally 'Dever ....... Dauy
Br. ail .2l4th of tlr• r 4 ::ae,routLarapt. n. Jan. 16
flume Ayres 11 rh of the /....uth,foutbanivto:...Jan. is
Califorula . M 1,144a7th0f menthl4nsthampten. Jan. 111
t Ciro*? Good 110pe...24 lithe tie smooth ,nosithampton. Jai. 26
Cape de Verde N 14th of the neuth!Solithausploa. Jan. 26
Oonstant:rople • 's -tz. tJtkil3:Sof n.-,. Dover .....„.. Jan. 14
Centr.l Ateerlaa 2;2.4.21:int fm. ne. !Santa anklian,' Jan. 16
Channel Ic : 4 ...... N,l.lll,WaiL,Ulrsl.lioulS.a.,Ne. iu yt.ps.
lull . . ........... „11 2n12417,ne: ar.nt; i.4oothistpt.., ;Jan. ai
Frame .111 & 2: • feta nail; 'Dover
o ................. .....N 7thl7th27tlrenion I :Arm
Hambari.. N T....n.65y & FMI a) ; London
.„ fd ,W. A.:or. & Sat..r.irrera. „ ertlinc..t.
11E61=1
'Amnon' ... N 12th of tho stentnriesthaelpter.. Jas. 16
Delon! ?A a:1 Tsetse daily ; Ut.10141114......1rWidt on,
ladta(viatk...i..vapt.) 21•20L1 of tho monthl kritrisaiptm. 'lnn. 24
tants (via fared:.. t) 2. , Sthrinilltet root.tt-Deset „........ JAL 17
India (via Cape of Dom,
Hope) Ni 14th of the mouth.Autthaniptort.l.lrn. 2C
Mauritius hi 1 Itit of the month Forukasapten. ha. le
Mediterramensinla &ink'
Tor' - . 2nth of the moth loittlisrapt.h. Jan. 21
Ditto vls ;Is:moles) N lith&24th o:men.* Dover
Menisci Mi2nol of the month .noothansvin. lob. I
Measles M Act &23.1.1 the nip.; Jur ateseptoz..Jon. 16
Make "
„ I '70,17tkX1.1.,.77th i
1 43..thafthenrzutl.Dmise ......... he. 20
!rapist* id .4.lsth9Stlia ann, • Oavar ......... so. 2)
Papal 6tatrav .4 111511111thorin.e.IDover . Jas. 21
' ?salmon*
?ern.. M iladatl7thof nt.onth doothazaptor.;Jaa. le
Moony* .....N lthlithllnefnit,r Dover ...„...' an. 2 a
West Indies hf liAllalthan„lr.:l. ',Lot thmoon. Jan. 16
van Diemen's Lend (sec
Australia)

• lfe manes tor Australia via the Cape of Good Hope are made up
en the Ind of every alternate mouth. These made up on the 2,hh
and 21th of each month via Southampton and ,larseille, arc sent by
nailing ve.ela at present from Singapore.
Malls are also made up on the Lott of every alternate month for
the Cape of Gal Hope.
. .

t;.ails w tt;co countries thus marked (•} ue °owned b,
Fres* packet to 3121.1011e5.

CASUALTIES.

Eva, Leng, from °alatzteill;l.nitid Kingdom, has been
cowed into Therapia a derelict.
Lady of the Like, from Sydney to Tralec, anchored In the
leeward of the harbour last night, but parted this Morn-
ing, and went on the small lione-Corrig, or Hal 11• ck ;
crew saved —Slilicove Berehaven Jan. 11.

Laura, from Bahia, which arrived here this morning, on
Dec. 5, when in lat. 46, lon. 30, fell in with the brig
Paxton, from St. John's, N. 8., to Glasgow, with decks
swept, and totally dismasted, and took off the crew. The
Paxton was set on Ore before the crew left her, to pre-
vent other vessels running foul of her.— Liverpool,
Jan. 14.

of Whitby, Harrison, from Um tlepool to Lon-
don, has been totally loot ; crew ,tved and lauded hue.
—Lyitekihl, Dec. 31.

ARRIVED.

Acts—at Gravesend, January IS, IP.UI ......t. Michael's
Ant. Summon— at Liverpool, January 14, from Aiezni.lria
Am:ma—at Deal, January IS, from st. Mich .es
CRAW.= Sorcmar —at Liverpool, Jan. 14, from Charms
CANIALA—off Liverpool, January 14, from ..., China
Csamses—at Gravosend, January 14, from Saiyrna
Gumcce—at Liverpool, Jairiary 14, from harm°
D'Airev—at Gravesevid, January 14, from Black Sea
Don--at Grave,and, January 14, from «. Africa
Emta—at Duel, January 13, from °palm
Fairsa—et Liverpool, January 14, from icelanaria
! Osnom—at Deal, January 13, from Cliina
Outrun° —at Gravesend. January 14, from Nlalta
HAMBY WAILIVITON —at Gran-amid, Jai wiry 14, tram .'p'rto
JOUPI CAIN2-11t. Gril,Stili, January 11, frOli. iiparro

,
krumwad,-eirl,M.
January
14, from SIII/1
Kama Panic—at Liverpool, January 14. from Mani, lles
LAM-411 Gritelerld, January 14, from Sevilla
blamaws—at Oran:amid, January 14, from Alexandria
Mama Timm—at Gravesend, January 14, from Mats
Mossum—at Gravesend, January 11, from Hamburg
MAZY BPAPJLI—It Liverpool, January 14, from f nina
MALVINL—at. Falmouth, January 13, from Galata
Manx Gams—at Cowes January 13, from B. Ayres
Postmgo—st Grareaeud, January 14, from Sevilla
Ps-r —at Dartmouth, January 13, from London
Prima—at Falmouth, January .2, from ...... ...... ....... ... Leghorn
RICHAILD CODDiM—at Deal, January 13, from Nes Teak
&arum. L maisca —at Liverpool, January li, from Mobile
Tamer —at Liverpool, January 14, from Bordraax
Taman—al Liverpool, January 14, from Alexaaltia
Trnam—at Falmouth, January 12, from ratras

BAILED.

Aese—frocoGreresend, January 14, to Bt. Mauch
eaveccorcs—irom Grimaced, January 14, to Add.*

Emu— rum Falmuu,b, Jakutty 13,
•

HORXDT —from Gravatend, January 14, t 0........."... Sattadoe4
Jona—from Liverpoo!, January 14, to &month
Mao Avon, —from t iverpool, Jan. 14, to St. !Airliners
ocean taCkl24—from Graweeena, January 14, to New York
Pamir—from Falmouth, January 13, to London
TETANIA hum Falmouth, Jaau4ry 114 Ito London
Trp-13tr—from laverpool, January 14, to.
1 Itaaaano—from Falmouth, January 13, to Bin) ma

VESSELS SPOKEN WITH.
Dawn (brig), bound southward, Jan.B, lat. 45.31 N., ion. P. 20 W.
John Pagaltsw, from Vaiparstao for,Ltverponl, 83 days out, tat. 5 N.,
I,ls. 25 A., and .upplied with provisions.
Tribune, Dec. 10, lat. 80 N.

EMIGRATION HARDSIIIPS.—Amongst the fleet of
ships now lying in Portland•roade, is one bound to Austra-
lis, with upwards of 240 emigrants on board, composed of
French and German Jews. The chip left Germany nearly
three months since, and shortly after her departure got dis-
masted, and was thereby obliged to put into Ramsgate, to
be refitted, where she remained two months, and is now
only arrived here. Several of the emigrants have been ror
the last few days obliged to come on shore and dispose of
their jewellery, &c., fur almost what they could get for it;
and are altogether in a pitiable condition, and heartily sick
of their unprecedented misfortunes, and long delayed
voyage across the Atlantic, owing to the late very heavy
weather.—Sherborne Journal.