The Express.
London, England, 1847-11-18 00:00:00

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'0.3811 LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. NOV.IB, 18 7.

BAUM EFFECTED UT TO TV
(Tenterdate prior will
Aberdeen. 23
Bir, t Inked 111 t
111:, If dem WWI or, 111 I
spaßsoi, k lk,
ltarase, 0114
Da. Mk.* 11
kokkpoimhfre, 21 d
alledniked heal Pref., el
L Ormaties, 164
Ds. Mutinies, 3 per Ck, No.l,
Do. Tork IMeneion, 6 1
Do. Northern and Wier*, 4111
Post Laneaabire, 901
Gt. Northern, s 11
Gt. 8. k W. (Ireland), 11
Greet North of England, 213 1
New 401. eh., 331 3
Do. 301, 631
Do.. 151., 18
W 1
Gt. Western Halves, 50
Do. fifths, 23j
Hull and Be r. 99
Ipswich and 'Norwich, 311 b.
Do. Eaten. Serip (late&
Ely). 11
Lase. and orks. Fifths, 6
Do. Preston and Wyre, 33 41
Leeds and Bradford, 90 .
Lon. lk Blackwell New, No. 1, 41
Lon., Thigh., and 8. Coed, 41$
Lois. and N. Western, 1341 4
Do. Qrs., L. and 8., 29 1
De. Ora. New, 81
Do. Paths, 121 12
De. 401. oh., M. & 8., 39 61
Look S. Western, 341 5
Do.
Do. New 5011
h al.8261

NO 'MRS DAY 111 LONDON.
L be found In lag pare).
Mau.. & Mat., 1
Midland, 108 9
Do. 401. du, 411
Do. 501.1 k., M
Do. Conn Btis. and Mr. 6 prr
Cent, 118
North Brithb, 261
No. Halves, 12
Do. Quarters, 4(
Do. Extension,
Do. Thirds, I
N. Staffordshire, 71 1
Oxford, War., 6c Molt, 191
Read., Guild., 8:14.4Pde,
9. Devoe Prof., 7
S. E. k DOVer, 281 91
Do. do. No. 1, 15
Do. do. No. 2, 11 104
Do. do. No. 3, 9
Do. do. No. 4, 31
S. Wales, 41
York, Newt, ik Berwick, 331
Do. Orlebud Neel. & Ber. 3011
Do. North Shields Put, 291
Do. Extertrion No. 1 (York k
New.), 134 13
Do. No. 2 (Newc. & Bet.),
12 111
Do. G. N. Z. Par., 91 9
York k N. Midland, 70 5
lb. Pref., 131 164
Do. E. and W. 11. Ex- 2711
CIVIL :r= Amine.o .V 141.), 131
Dutch Rhenish, 2rl
N. of Prance, 121
Orleans is Bordesux, 51 1
Sambre and Meuse, 61

LIVERPOOL BAI
Lute, & Clash. in.,
New, 34 4
Land. Ss N. West, 133
Do. New Oro, 7 I p
Do. Qrs., G. 3., 374
Do. 404. sit., L. k M., 13T p
a., SI P
London, B. & S. Oosst, 43

'A Normals 17.
11&M ad. 1101
D0.=14.11
B. E. k Dover, 2BI
Do, New No. 4, So. 9d. 21 d
Yrk, New., k Berwick (ext.
No. 1), 11 2 p
NN. Sta
Dzt. (Gfte&blre, 1 d.N.E. par.), 11 1 p

s.
Birk., Lane.. ill
E Anglian New PM., 6 per Cent.,
346 d
E. Counties, 161
E. I.4twashire New Qrs., 1 d
Gt. Northern, 6 d
Lane. & Torn, Sixteenths, 6
Do. 321. (tate Eat), 6
Do. W. It. IL, 21 d
limmitionAm s)
Lott& N. West. 101. oh , M. &B.
B,p
Bir., Wet.., and DIA, 37 p
Bic., wok ,& yt VaL, 2 1 d
N. Stafforilshlre, Ors 9d. d

ILES, Norman 17.
Lon. dr N. Western (Kan., t Edr.)
Qrs.,
do. C, A, 4 1 p
4j
Do. p
Midland eat Coes., MIL rbs 1111
N. Staffordshire, 3-16 par d
S. E. and Dover (lia. at lel ), No.
4. 2( 3.11 d
York, ?term& B. Eaten., No.
I 1 13-16 1 p

LES, Norma en 17.
Shrews. k Bir., A, 31 d
Do. do., B, 196.9 d d
Shropshire Union, 466. 9d. 21
B. Staffordshire. Us. 3d. d
Leicester and Bedford, 11a. 6d.
Norewsui 17.
N. Staffordshire, 2s. 6d. d
Great Northern, 51 d
N. Western. at a
West Riding Union, 516. d
York & Newess. Pref., 11 21e. p
East Lancashire. 44 d
Newcastle k Berwick New, 34e. p

LEEDS SAL]
E. Lancashire New, 41 1 d
Do. Qrs., Da d
Leeds and Dews. Halves, 2 d
P. Sr W. Riding, 71 p
New Thirties, 13 d
Leeds & Think, 164 d
Carlisle Extension, as. d
N. British Thirds, Is. Ss. 6d. d

YORK E
at. Northern, IL 19s. 4d. 2
N. British (U.. 41. 2..
Do. Ellen., 90. 6d.

Novoim 17.
York, New., kller. Ext., No. 2
(late N. Der.), Ili 111. 14r.

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Half-past Tiro.—
This has been a very dull day; there has not been a public
sale of Sugar, and but little dooe by private contract.
Coffee has gone off without spirit.—Sago : 200 boxes sold at
19s. to 19s. 6d., which was a shade lower.—Cochineal has
sold heavily, and yesterday's prices were scarcely sustained.
—Rice firm.—Rum tolerably steady.—ln other articles
nothing new.

TALLOW.—We have a good demand ; prices are
looking up. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 45u. ; all the
year delivery, as.; January to March delivery, die. 6d.

CORN.-BAR.NaLET, Nov. 17.-We had a good
supply of Wheat and Barley at this day's market, but little
of other grain. Wheat sold at from 19s. to 21s. per 3
bushels. Barley from 365. to 375. 6d. per qr.
BASINGSTOKE, Nov. 17.-Wheat sold at a decline; fine
white, 131. 10s. to 131. 16*. per load; fine red, 131.; tome
very good samples not making more than 121. 10s. A conM-
&treble quantity of Barley offered, at a further reduction ;
very superior bright samples of malting sold at 32e. per qr. ;
next in quality, 30s. ; while some good grinding went at Ma.
Oats, fine Poland., 275. per qr.; black, 265. ; poor, 21s. to
22a. Beans, 645. to 665. per qr. ; sows fine old 2s. per qr.
more money. Peso, white, boiling, were a trifle lower ; other
sorts about the same. Rye sold at 17s. to 18.. 6d. per sack.
Barron, Nov. 17.-We continue to receive good supplies
of new corn, and at to-day's market priees were again rather
lower than on Saturday for everything, old Beans and Oats
for provender excepted. Wheat, red, 460. to 60s. • flne,62a. ;
white, 475. to 625.; fine, 645. Oats, 18.. to 22;. ; old, 26a.
Beans, 40s. to 44s ; old, 63e., per qr. to the grower.
CHICHESTIR, Nor. 17.-There was a thin attendanos of
buyers at market to-day; consequently very little business
doing. Wheat experienced a further decline of 2s. to 3s,
per qr, Barley and Oats, ls. Beans and PM maintain
former prices. Wheat, 481. to 525. Barley, 295. to 34.. Oats,
22a. to 235. Beans, 46.. to 625. Peas, 40s. to 425. Flour,
per seek, 391. to 40s.
H•LEBWORTII, Nov. 16.-We bad a good supply of
Wheat, for which the trade proved remarkably dull, at our
quotations. Barley could not maintain its price save for
first-rate qualities, all other sorts being cheaper. Wheat
sowing pretty well concluded ; and, from the mildnom of the
season, the blade is rapidly making its appearance. Wheat,
465. to 645. Barley, 26e. to 31s. Beans and Peas, 40a. to
46e. Oats, 245. to Ms. per qr.
HAYWARD'S HEATH, Nov. 17.-There was but very little
grain here to-day; the little bought was pretty well
cleared ofi, although slowly. Wheat, whits, naw, par load.
121. 10s. to 131.; red, 111. to 111. 16s. Barley, per qr., 30s.
to 34.. Oats, 21s. to 225. Beans, 40.. to 44t. Peas, 375,
to 395.
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Irewror, Nov. 16.-The supply of Wheat is to-day fair.
Farmers reluctantly submit to a decline of le. per qr. upon
dry parcels; damp and inferior, of which the greater part of
the bulk consists, may be noted 2s. to 3e. per qr. lower. The
supply of Barley is not large, and tine qualities are some-
what easier to buy ; but a general demand now existing. for
malting purposes prevents any great variation in prices.
Beans and Peas scarcely appear.
Newoax, Nov. 17.-The supply of Wheat was on a libe-
ral scale, end farmers were anxious to sell, at the commence•
anent of the market, at a reduction of 21. to 3s. per qr. from
lea week's prices, but at the close millers were anxiously
disposed to take all ample( in good condition at 2a. per qr.
has then last week's rates. Malting Barleys were in quan-
tity more than the inaltsters were inclined to take, at a re-
dation of Is. to 2s. per qr. from last week's currency,
anticipating a further decline. Grinding Barley inquired after,
at a decline. Osts were in »quest at last week's prices, and
the supply scarcely more than equal to the demand. Old
English Beans were very limited in supply. and late prices
fully maiatained. Egyptian Beans without alteration.
White and blue Peas the turn cheaper, but all taken off that
were offered on the market. Indian Corn decidedly dearer,
and an upward tendency is quite apparent. Wheat, white,
per 36 atones, 57e. to 58s. ; red, sa. to 565. Barley, malt-
tr2. "..
t°
34t10 tit7dPcig. 28 .to to 21t2tireper3° stones
stone tuna,
Is. to Is Old. Beans, English, 61s. to 635. per qr. of 38 stones;
Egyptian, 445. to 455. Peas, white. 635. to 56e. per imp.
measure; blue, 62e. to 64e. Indian per 8 bushel,
375. to 38s.
NEWCASTLE, Nov. 16.-After experiencing a heavy fall of
rain during the pest week, the weather has again become
dry and seasonable, with a tandem to frost. At our market
this morning we had a free delivery of Wheat from the
growers, the condition whereof was for the most part in-
different, but having few samples offering from the coast, a
, ready clearance was effected at a decline of 2e. per qr. ;
I the best south country qualities at the same time meeting
' more attention, at a similes decline. For Floor the inquiry
was less animated, and to progress freely in sales it was
laeasssap to accept a reductia of Is. to M. pet sack; some
holders however, would not sell at that statement, prefer-
ring to 'take their stocks to warehouse rather than submit
to this decline. Rye without change, and only the choicest
qualities are saleable, other aorta being totally neglected.
Choice malting Barley full maintained its value, but the in-
terlediate qualities could only be sold by acceding to rather
easier rates. We are getting a good deal from the north, per
rail, which sells for grinding and hulling, 29e. to 325. per qr.,
weighing 531bs. to 56Ibe. per bushel respectively. Malt
stationary. In Beaus and boiling Peas little stirring. Oats
in rather more request, but no dearer.
ROM/OHD, Nov. 17.-The following are the quotations of
this day's market : Wheat, 465. to 58a. Barley, 30s. to 325.;
grinding, 2.55. to 28s. Beans, 36e. to 484. Peas, 40s. to 45e.
Oats, 245. to 30s. Rye, 30s. to 32a.
RTE. Nov. 17.-A very large market this day, and a great
many samples of Wheat offered at full 2s. per qr. lower then
last week ; other kinds of grain remain about the same.
Wheat, white, 50s. to 52a. • red, 465. to 50s. Oats, 20e. to
235. Peas, grey, 36e. to 4s.
SPALDING, Nov. 16.-Although the market has not been
heavily supplied, with Wheat samples, trade was quite dull,
at an abatemeat of 21. to 3s. ; at which decline comparatively
little business was dome. Oats of good quality found buyers at
the rates of last market day. Out-of-condition samples
were not so reedy sale, consequently 6d. leas money was
taken. Old Beans scarce and dearer; 544. to 580. per
664 lbs. per bushel. Good millers' red Wheat, per 63 lbs.,
48e. to 501 ; white, 50s. to 525. ; red, 401b5., 42a. to 465.
Oats, 114 d. to Is. per stone.
DUBLIN, Nov. 16.-Our supplies continue smell, yet our
market this day was less animated than for several weeks
past. Wheat was 6d. to Is. lower; prime malting Barley
was, however, aught at 60. higher; but all other articles
were a plow sale, at the rates of Friday. The following was
the genteel currency : Wheat, red, per 28011a5., 2.55. to 325. ;
white, Mi. to 34e. Oats, per 1961t9 ,10e. W. to 141. Bar-
ley, per 2241b5. 14s. to 17e. 6d. Indian Corn, per 4801b5.,
28e. to 40s. Gainsaid, per cwt., 14s. to 16s. Flour, seconds,
in seeks, per cwt., 17s. to 18s. American, per cask, 275.
to 30e.

HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, Tiro o'Clock.
Mesas. Patteedem sad Smith, Hop factors, report that the
market remains the same.
New MEI It Z. Lasts O. oto ft 13 4
0 I
Year
New Weald of Haste 14 to ling Susex to 3 3
Teeritag Recta p. 'TEST° to 31.10
New Stasez ..... 10 to 530 01.1 Hope 10 30 2 0
Farnham, .......... 4 •30 e a 1

HAY.-8111111,1111,D, Tuv,i Clock.—Mesers. Cooper
and Davis, Hay sad Straw salesmen, report the following
quotations
Primo Meadow 06.. M Tin 1 Rome ... —a. to —a. 1 . 151. to 30 .
late for

CATTLE, &e.-Ar4Doves FAIR., Nov. 17.-There
were about 78,000 Sheep penned, and the best sold readily
at the late advanced primp For poorer Sheep the demand
was not so brie. More than two-thirds were Down Sheep;
the rest half-bred and born. Beat Down Ewes sold at 34e.
, to 365. each ; middlinE 30e. to 325. ; small and inferior, 275.
to 28,. Large Dorset Ewes, 38s. to 40s. ; moderate, 355. ;
half bred, 30s. to 355. There were a few couple of Somerset
Ewes and Lambs which sold at 445. to 451. the pair. Lambs,
the fittest pens, made 32a. to 34e. each ; good stock Lambs,
28e, to 305.; middling, 244. to 255, ; small, 18s. to 21s. Stock
Withers, best, 40s. each; some good ones, 365. ; middling,
32a. to 345. A few foreign Sheep and Lambs sold at 30e. to 355.
Fat Sheep sold readily ; the bait old Wethers made 71d.
per lb.; good lugs Sheep, 7d.; some well.fed barren Ewes,
61 l. ; inferior, Bd. Some tine fat Lambs mode Bd. per lb.
Beasts were plentiful ; Derma and Short-Horns sold equally
as well as at Kineston ; the mall Scotch and Welsh were in
good demand, small Beasts suiting the land of Hampshire.
Cows and Heifers in.calf were in good demand ; ditto, with
a calf, were soon purchased, at pricer Iran 101. up to 161. the
couple. Some tine Calves made 31. to 41. each; small,
weaned, 21.. to 250. The best bacon Hoge, fat, made about
10s. 6d. to 10e. 9d. tip soars. .Porkers up to 11s. The beet
Meg sod basket ilismslood. ressbasess at vibes equal
to those obtained at other fair' during the last month. Cart
and machine cattle were also soon selected ; good warranted
Cube and Lowe. sold readily ; the poorer sorts were not so
much looked after.
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BABNILIY FAIR, Nov. 17.—We had a good supply of
Store Pigs at this fair, which realised 7s. 6d. to 7s. 9d per
stone, and few remained unsold. We had a Tory small lot
of Bacon Pigs ; the few shown sold at 7., 94. per st.
NEWARK, Nov. 17.—This fortnightly market was thinly
attended by purchasers. A great depression on last week's
rates was very clear, and little business transacted, at a
Ishade lower.
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SOUTIIALL, Nov. 17.-Supply short, with • better trade
for ell the best qualities. Beef made from 2e. 6d. to 4s. 10d.
per stone of Blbs., sinking offal ; Mutton, 3s. Bd. to 6s. 4d. ;
Veal, 4s. to ss. ; Pork, 4s. to 4s. 10d.
Yeovil., Nov. 17.-This was the last fair for the year, and
the show of Beasts, Cattle, and Sheep more numerous than
has ever before been exhibited. The Beasts were is excel-
lent condition, and the same may be said of Sheep, but the
prices asked were only in a few instances agreed to,
and consequently sales were not so brisk as was expected
at the opening of the market. Good working Horses were
in much request, and several of them were forwarded to
London for sale at much higher rates than could be realised
here ; on the whole a tolerable clearance was effected in
every department.
Nnerrow-Seewinr.-There was a very large chow of
Cattle. For good Cattle there was a demand, and the best
lots were sold early in the day, at prigs varying from 91. to '
101. That figure may be considered 6s. under last market
rates. For Cattle of inferior quality the demand was very '
dull, and prices consequently, lower. The show of Horses
was sensually large. Good draught Hones' with youth on
their aids, brought from 301. to 401. Hones of this descrip-
tion appear to be little lower, if anything, than they were at
midsummer ; but those of an inferior kind are decidedly
lower. A very great number of Horses exchanged owner,.
and a greater amount of money turned over in Hanes and
Cottle than has bean the case in Newton-Stewart for many
years past.
RUCHTIROACEN.-Thcee who refused the prices of Dun-
keld, travelled some six miles farther south to meet the
same customers and receive the same offers. Sales were
therefore effected with extreme difficulty, and limited to
stall-feeding stock, and the best descriptions of young stock.
Abundance of winter keep induced a goodly number to
return their besets back to the Highlands, relying on the
chapter of accidents for a sale, or raise the neful by other
means.
DCITICILD MARTINMAS Maitaer.-The supply was not
so overarming as the purchasers of the south expected, but
quite equal to the demand. This was particularly the car
with young lean stock, and most of it was kept is reserve
for Auchtergaven market. For three-year-old Stets end
clew, in (cod conditioa for the feeding stall, the &mead
was a Mlle better; bet, even for this darnefpglea of
stock, prices were scarcely remunerative, consideeincthe
high price of grass-parks in the early part of the 8•100111.
Prime fat was very limited, and prices ranged bees Se.
to Ss. 64., and, in some rare cases to 9s. Good mikeses
end &yen of all stamps were in good request, and prime
varied from 101. to 141. 10e. ; and even the worst deemiptiamt
found purchasers, and realised prices frilly equal to tit&
value. Little or no alteration of wages in the feeing marks*,
and a very considefable number of engagements were suds.
FALICLAND--Falkland Martinmas market was held /NM
Friday. The attendance was but smalL There were lbw
lots of good fat in the market, but what mere fet sill
at about 9e. per Dutch stone. There seemed to he a
demand for enitchers. In the Horse market BYIe
was doing ; prices something back. Mr. Mitchell. Will"
had a fine mare, for which he was asking about 201. Timm
were few fine horses in the market.
GLASGOW, Nov. 15.-The market wee wed
day in point of numbers, but a large properties of dr owl,
male were Irish, and in poor condition ; therefore, notwith-
standing the extent of the supply, prices rather showed a
tendency to edema. No alteration, however, an be made
upon last week's quotations, via.:-Best Beef, per cwt.,
sinking the offal, 665. ; second quality, 60s. • Cow and ordi-
nary, 465. Sheep, black-fund Withers, 20:i. to 28e. Ewes,
71. to 10e.
Locuaanr Movamass MAnurr.-There was a fair sup-
, ply of stock, mostly, however, of moderate quality, consisting
of Galloway dirks and two-year-olds, a few lots of High-
landers, second and third Lambs and Ewes. A good dad of
the stock shown was sold. For Sheep the rates were barely
supported which bad been current at the October market.
The highest price given for Galloway two-year-olds was
about 71. ; sticks were selling at from 31. 10e. to 51.

For Yartarday's Markel" was kat page.

SHIPPING.

Mans A antrzti.—Duilli, Waterford, 2; Denaghadee,
1 ; French, 1.
LONDON, Nov. 18.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.W.,
fresh breeze, and fuze clear weather.
ORAL. Nov. 17.—N.W. to N.N.W., strong and squally.
Arrived : Kandiana, Calcutta; Margaretta, Odessa. Ar-
rived from the river and sailed: African, Bathurst; Regalia,
Sierra Leone ; Tempio, and Rusurressione, Bahia; Corsair,
Constantinople; Courtier of Leicester, Gibraltar. Sailed:
Hebe, Carthagena ; Hearts of Oak, Constantinople. Re-
tsina: Indian, New Zealand; Lord Dalhousie, Calcutta,
with crew refractory,
SOUTHAMPTON, NOT. 17.—Bailed: Clyde (st.), West
Indies.
TORBAY, Nov. 17.—N.—Sailed : Golden Spring, Bom-
bay; Fortuna, Monte Video; Sylph, Barbedom
PLTROUTH, Nov. 17.—N.—Arrived Florence, Quebec.
Sailed : H.M.S. Fly, Caps of &sod Hope.
KINGSTOWN, Nov. 18.—N.W.—Arrived: Ocean, Quebec.
WATERFORD, Nov. 16.—W.8.W. to W.N. W.—Arrived :
Sophia Bellard, Quebec.
BRISTOL CHANNIL, NOT. 16.—Arrived : Smientineould
Ocean Queen, Quebec. 16th.—The Equity, Liverpool,
was parsed, 31st ult., water-logged and abandoned, Ist. 46,
lon. 41, by the Bliss, arrived here. 17th.—N.N.E., strong.
Sailed: Ajax, Trinidad.
NEWPORT, Nov. 17.—N.E.—Arrived : Induany, Quebec.
SWANSEA, Nov. 17.—N.W.—Arrived: Eagle, Quebec.
TROON.—Arrived : Helen Thompeon,St. oi's,. N.B.
CLYDE, Nov. 18.—W.—Arrived: Rebsoca Purim& ;
Romulus, Quebec. Sailed: Medan, Trinidad. Two wrecks,
one the Vinrinins, in lat. 42, long. 46 were paned by the
Janet Kitson, arrived in the Clyde. The wreck of a small
vessel, of about 200 tons, was pared on the 14th, neer the
North and South Rock, St. George's Channel, by the Maid
of the Mist, arrived hers. The Dorothy, from Newcastle to
Hong Kong, cot on 'hors on Durnessness, nest Kirkwall,
ou the 11th instant; crew awed.
OFF THE NORTE FORELAND, NOT. 15.—Disalmn, from
St. John's, N.B.
BELFAST, Nov. 16.—W.N.W.—Arrived Arethom, from
Quebec. Sailed : St. Vincent's Planter, for West Coast. of
Mexico.
MARGATE, Nov. 17.—The schooner Hope, of Hull, from
Seaham to this port, foundered in the Roads this morning,
during a gale ; crew saved.
MILFORD, Nov. 15.—A quantity of cork has been picked
up near here.
YARMOUTH, Nov. 17.—The Regent, of this port, sunk
between the sands to-day ; new supposed to have previously
abandeued her.
PORTS/1011TH, Nov. 17.—N., blowing hard, &rally.—
Arrived : Toronto, London, for New York ; John Cooper,
London. for China. Sailed: BarrettaJunior, Bermuda; St.
James, New York; Toronto, New York.
Into Of Wieer, Nov. 17.—The pilot cutter Alarm,
ran in under the station, and reported the followit,all well:
Durham, Gibraltar; &oleo, Santa; Caroline, and
Amtmnand, Jamaica.
FALMOUTH, Nov. 17.—N.E. strong.—Arrived Wilson,
Sierra Leone, and sailed for Milford ; Brooke. Moulmein,
and sailed for Pembroke ; Lady Mary, Prince Edward's
Island, and sailed for Hull; Esther, from Bremen, and sailed
for Bristol. Sailed: Cameron', and Bosphorus, London;
Lucie Marie, Ghent; Charlotte, Hamburg; Teresita, Cannel.
Off : Roehie Castle, from Quebec.
BARRA Waraus it, Oct. 27.—The brig Canoe, of Belfast,
has been taken into Octoricaore, when she is now at anchor,
abandoned by the crew except the =Mr and mate, from
aliened ill treatment. She is in a peskiest dangerous dating
• raw.
Iluth, Nev. 17.—Tbe Rob Roy (M.), arrived here from
St. Petersburg, report's shout 400 sad detained at and below
, Cron*adt by Woe; westerly gales,