The Express.
London, England, 1853-08-06 00:00:00

MARKETS.

METALS.—Mr. Moate's circular states that in
railway iron several purchases have been made both for
English and foreign lines ; most of the makers are indiffer-
ent as to making sales. Staffordshire manufactured lion is
looking remarkably healthy, and a very good business is
doing at advancing rates ; in Staffordshire pigs, most of the
speculative parcels are gradually going into consumption,
giving the market an upward tendency. Scotch pig iron
has been continually fluctuating according to the political
atmosphere, the price having receded to 561. , the following
day it reached 695.' and again receded to title., at which
price it leaves off for mined numbers, a U. 8., No. 1,
Oarteherrie, 625., and No. 1 Olengarnock, 61s. • a consider-
able demand has sprung up for New York for ;hese brand..
An unprecedented small quantity of pig iron has been
shipped to Canada this season ; but it may be presumed that
with the large public works going on there, the require-
ments must be considerable ; this latter market appears
worth the attention of shippers. Spelter—Several parcels
I have changed hands at 211. 10e. on the spot, and 221. to
ar-
rive, October shipment. Copper without alteration. Lead
is firmer, and puichues cannot be so easily made. Banes
tin is in good request fer consumption ; some sales have
been made at 1161. Tin Plates—A good shipping business
doing ; coke are very source. English fin—An advance has
been declared of 41. per ton.

SIJOAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of
the British possessions in America, computed from the re-
turns made in the week ending the 2nd August, 1853, is
21s. Old. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, 245. 100.
Sugar, the produce of the East Indies, 275. 9d. The
average price of the three foregoing descriptions of Sugar,
jointly, is 245. 71d.

BRISTOL, AVG. 6.
BM-JAIL—The market has been rather quiet this week,
and the transactions reported since our last are trifling in
amount, at barely former rates ; fur foreign, however, there
is still • good demand, but business in this description is
checked by the increased views of holders for the few car-
goes which are now offering. Refined produce meets an
immediate aide, and very full prices ►ave been paid this
week for all descriptions of goods.—ln Rost the sales con-
sist of about 100 puncheons Jamaica, at a further advance of
'2d. to 3d. per gallon.

COTTON.—LtvninooL, Alio. s.—The state of the poli-
tical relations of this country with Russia, and the fear of a
rupture with that country, has continued to weigh upon us
throughout the week, and materially to check the proceed-
ings of the cotton market. Perhaps to this consideration
alone, repressing, as it does, enterprise and confidence, may
be attributed the comparatively limited business in our
staple, and the dull state of things in general. American
descriptions, applying more particularly to the middling and
inferior descriptions, are ed. per lb. lower for the week.
Brazils are steady, and the same be said for Surata. Egyp-
tians without change. The Committee of broken plan fair
U.ilands at sta., Mobile 61d., and Orleans 7d. Every one
feels that a peaceatle settlement of the Russian question
would at once set us in motion. 3,190 American, 660 Surat,
and 210 Egyptian arc reported to have been taken on spe-
culation, and 4,300 American, 1,330 Surat, 200 Madras, 130
Bahia, and 800 Pena= for export. Sales for the week,
44,210 bales.

WOOL—LEans, Arocer s.—The sales of English
wool this week have been to supply the immediate wants of
the manufacturers, and p. ices are stationary, at last week's
rates. There have been consderablo sales in colonial wools
during the last few days, and the tendency of prices is in
favour of an advance.

CORN.—CHELXSPoRD, Aug. s.—There was a large
supply of Wheat at market, which, with the fine weather,
had its infif bu; -- The must be

diduence upon ouyen. - "else are quoted
2a. to 3s. per qr. lower on red, and 21. ou white. Beans
without alteration. Oats and other Corn same as last
quoted.
Lxxcot.x, Aug. 6.—We had a large supply of Wheat at
our market to-day ; but, owing to the fovourable change in
the weather, our millers acted cautiously. and a slow trade
was done at 2s. decline, with a deal unsold at the close of
the market. Wheat, red, 525. to 555. ; white, 555. to 58a.
Nothing passing in other articles.
LIVIHrOOL, AVOUST s.—The business at our Corn Ex-
change this morning was limited to moderate retail pur-
chases of wheat and flour, in which ths former was ld. to
2d. per bushel, and flour 6d to 911. per barrel easier than on
Tuesday. In Indian corn rather a large business was done
in parcels on the spot for feeding purposes in the interior
counties, and in floating cargoes on speculation, at an ad-
vance of 6d. to la. par quarter. Oats, oatmeal, barley,
beans, and peas were witb,ut any change of price. Arrivals
into Liverpool from the tad to the 4th coluaive :
Wheat, 6,890 qrs.; Malt, 334 ; Oats, 213 ; Aug.,Veans, 1,053 ;
Indian Corn, 5,930; Oatmeal, 235 sacks; Flour, 1,896
sacks; 4,606 hrls. Exports to Ireland: Indian Cora, 375
qn. ; Flour, 323 sacks; 260 brim.

AIMPIELD, Aug s.—Our show of fresh Baltic Wheats
continues good, and there is a fair sprinkling of English,
I the improvement in the weather tends to add slowness to the
trade; at our market to-day there was no desire to make any
material concession in prices, yet the few transactions which
took place, must be noted Is. per qr. lower. Barley nominal.
Oats and Shelling as before. Beans steady. No alteration
in other articles. Imports during the week :—Wheat, 13,461
qn ; Barley, 275; Oats, 243; Beans, 20; Linseed, 1,288;
Malt, 282 loads.

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FROM TILE LONDON GAZETTsr—Friday, Aug. S.

voitut(isAwricE. I CG. 2.
The Queen Las been toeoat dto ai.:.r .ve I Don Frireeiteo Pella as
Viovl'uosul at Malta, for bill Malec) tba King el the T•.) boAlies.

WAR-tiEIfICE, Aro. S.
94th Regiment of that —Najor-t tor I NI:LAT S:l:te:ty, CR., to be
eolooel, vice Lieutec.mt-Generol Mr William Warm, C. 8., do:curd.

WAR.OFFICE,Jety 29.
12th R- giment of Light Dragoon..—Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel W.
Heath/Jae Tottenham to Le lieutenat-colonel, without purchase;
Captain David Arthur Munro to be major, without purchase ; Moja.
Lawrence Fyler, from hilf-7.4, 3rd Light Dragoon., to be major,
vice Tottenham.
To he Captains, without purchase.—Lieutenant Arthur Wellesley
Williams, Lieutenant Charlie Marr, l.ieu•.enant Chandos Frederick
• Clifton ;Captain Edward Fcllowes, from 3rd Light Orsgoons, vice
Mourn.
Ts be Lieutenants, without purehase.—Cornet Ralph Shelton Bond,
'tor Widianis ; Cornet Valentine hate., vice Mare; Lieutenant
Thomas lleatbcote nti-trd, from the 3rd Light llrag•.ns, vire Cid.
too; lieutenant William Ilickes Slade, from hall) iy of the led
Light Dragoons; Lieutenant Robert Hodgson, from toe 3rd Light
Dragoons; Lieutenant Char:ea Joseph Hanford, from the 1510
Light Drogonns; Lieutenant Thomas Clement Belmore St. George,
from the half-pay of the 3rd Light Dragoons; Lieutenant George
Thorne ikcketts, from the 3rd Light Dragoons; Lieutensnt Frede-
rick William Goldfrop, from the 15th Light Dragoons; Lieutenant
Bober; Macneill, from the 3rd Light Dragoons; Lieutenant James

_„
Ilaoquetn, from tbe 3rd Light Dragoon., ; Lielernant Samuel
Pears n, from tigif.pay Srd Light Dragoans• Licutenamt Auguotus

Henry
Barton frorur3;d LightDrstio7ns;l..letitenant Henry Pree-
n, ,n George Coleman. from balf-pay of the 9rd light Dragoons.
43rd Foot—Hreset-Ll-utenanbColonel Robert Newton Phillips to be
bruit nant.colonel, without purchase; Brevet-Major George Talbot
to be major, without purebote. rice Phillip..
To be Captains, wittout purchase.—Lieutenant Arthur FAward Va.

tette Piinsonby; Lieutenant Fleury Jackson rarktr;7lootiii&,,tain
William John Dorehul, from 94th Foot, rice Talbot
To be Lieutenants, without pun:guise.— Ensign Charles Bettinald Mere,
vice Itonsouby ; Ensign Charles Calvert• vice Booth: Ensign Hun.
Hugh Anneeity ; Lieutenant Francis Charksworth Kennedy, from
the Slat Foot; Lieutenant Robert Coke Glover, from the Slot Foot;
Lieutenant John Frederick Trydel!, horn the St et Foot; Lkutenunt
Chanel Sorgis Nott, true the Stet Foot; Lieutenant Bantu, -1
Tornyna Sargent, from the Slat Foot; Lieutenant Frederick Ed
ward Nedhurst from the 31st Foot; Lieutenant Arthur George
Eselyn Morley, from the Slot Foot.
74th Yoot7Mapie George. Moupaitilto be lieutenant-colonel, with-

out parch/we; Brevet Moja: Fitz-llardinge N9iliam Longuet Ilan.
oock to be majir, wi•hout purchase, vice Monkland.
To be Ceptsiln.. without purchase.—Lleu emint James Falconer,
Lieutenant William Weet James Bruce, Captain James Stewart
Renate., from the 91,h Fad., vice Hancock.
To be Lieutenant., withait purchser.—Ensign Robert Cathcart, •ice
Falconer; Ensign Anthont Delaenmte Bea, vice Bruce; Ensign
John Sw,llleld Orton Swstrield : Lieutenant Thomas Henry otod.
third, horn the 94th Foot; Lieutenant John Warden Merman,
from the 9lth Foot; Lieutenant N hitefurd John Bell, from the
91tti Foot; Lieutenant H. Vawittart Stonehouw, from the 91th
Foot; Lieutenant Vran.ns Halrnahoy Wyatt, from the 9ith Foot;
Lieutenant Walter Lawrence Ingle., from the 101 th Foot ; Lieut..
sant Hoary Jameson, from the 91th Foot.

WAR-OFFICE, Aro. 5.
R Regiment of Life Ouarda.—Lieurenant sir William Augusta.
Fraser, Bart.. to be captain, by purchase, rice Edward John Corn-
wallis, Lord Eliot, who n tires; Cornet and bub-Lieutenant Charles
. .

John:Viscount ingestrie, to be lieutenant, by PUrCILI-C, e ice Sir
W. A Feuer. Bart.; Robert Wellesley Grosvenor. gent., to he cor.
net and sub.lieutenant, by purchase. vice Vt.eiunt Ingestrie.
Royal Regiment of Horse thiards.—Curvet William Robert Hare has
been permitted to retire from the eareste by the sale of bin cow.
mission.
12th Regiment of Light Magoons.—AsslatantsFurgenn Dodlcy Clifton
W,Ataworth, from the staff, to be andstant-surgeon.
lath Regiment of Light Dragoons.—Charles Wenves nagger, gent.,
to be cornet, by purchase, rice Ford, promoted.
13th I vt.—Assistant.Sure eon Wiliam llanbury, from the 24th Foot,
to be arabstant-surgeon, vice Clarke, a:Tolland to the 24th Foot.
15th FooL—Qiuirtermatter.herjeant Bryan Stratford to be quarter-
master, vice Luray, deeesFed.
22nil Fiet.--Lieulenant William llughes, of the 22n41 Foot, to be
quattertuaster, vice Malvin Young, who retires upon halhpay;
Lieutenant Rims+, Cunliffe [Radon, from the 94th Foot, to be lieu-
tenant, vice Hughes, app,inted quartermaster.
34th Foot.—tislatant-Surgen Frederick Clarke, front the 13th Foot,
to be asaistautssurgeon, vice Banbury, appointed to the 13th

3211dioot.—Caption Jame William Mansfield, from the .51st Foot, to
he captain, tine Henry John Davies, who retires upon half-pay.
43rd Foot—Assistant-Surgeon JoLn Matthew Biddle, from the 91th
Most, to be naistantourgena.
64. h Foot—Ensign Thomas Archibald Mackinnon to be lieutenant,
without purchase, vice Corbett Edward., dotes ed.
74th Foot.—Asalstant-Surgion Arthur Bell, from the Staff, to be as.
78th Foet.—lleufenant Herbert Taylor Macpherson to be adjutant,
Yee tionvetie, who resigns the adjutancy only.
kh Foot.—Quarter-Master Samuel Williams, of the 50th Fo..t, to be
paymaster. vice Peddle, absconded- Quartermaster William New-
land, from half-pay of the 90th not, to be quartermaster, vice
Williams, appointed paymaster.
91st Foot—Araistant-surgeon Constantine Caridi Read, from the
Staff. to he anittan.-surg on, vice Nile, de rand.
St. Helena Reginient.- Lieutenant Frederick Rice Stack to be cap-
tain, wi bout purchase, vice Brevet-Raj r George Adam. Barnes,
who retires upon full-pay; Ensign William Cornwell to be lieute-
nant, without purchase, vice Stack.
lintitat STAFP.—Peter Davidson, M.D., to be andstant-surgeon to
the furors, slue Constantine Quill Mad, appointed to the 91 at Font ;
James .inelair, gen.., to be assistant surgeon to the Forma, vice
Dudley Clifton Wodstworth, appointed t the 12th Light Dragooas.
MILMORANDA.—The Mal " e" in the name of Captain Atty, 2nd Foot,
has hitherto been omitted; it will in future stand Attye." The
nuawisslon of Lieutenant Charles Power Cobb; as adjutant of the
Bth Foot, has bren antedated to the 6th May.-7 he Christian names
of En. ign Clutterbuck, 12th Foot, are "James Hutton." The sp
pointment of Mr. Charles Aldeney Turner to an ensigney, by put-
dune, on the 22nd April, 1853, has been cancelled.

ADMIRALTY, Aro. 2.
Carps of Royal Marinra.—Getttleraan Cadet Charles Bulkeley Nunn
to br second lieutenant; Limiters= (*Jet Robert Wooßombe to be
second lieutenant.

TUE MILITIA.

The followic commissions hates b en signed:
Lieutenrnt.t,lenel George Kirwan Carr, to be lieutenant-colonel
commai.dant of the Artillery Battalion of the Royal Bones Militia.
Edward Lockhart Miller, Esq., late of the 53rd, or Duke of
Wellington's, Eminent, to be captain in the sth, or Royal Elthorne,
Light Infantry Regiment of Militia.
Charles Ponlger, gent., to be lieutenant in ditto.
William Edward Pratt, gent., to be lieutenant in ditto.
Dominia.Ffrench Duff, gent., to be lieutenant In ditto.
Skeflington Bristow, Esq., laie captain 54th Regiment, to be cap-
tain to the 4th, or Royal Fetch Middlewez Regiment of Militia.
George Burelem, Esq., late captain 48th Regiment, to be captain in
ditto.

James Peter Bathurst, Fsq , late captain Coldstream Guarda, to be
captain In ditto.
Alexander Abercromby Helton, Esq., captain half pay unattached,
to be captain in ditto.
Frederick Alexander Blachford, Eaq., late captain 93rd Highland.
era. lobe captain in ditto.
Henry Biwa, req., late sth Regiment, to be captain in ditto.
Henry Wilk a Maaterroa, Esq., from the Royal Lancashire Militia
Artillery. and late 20th Regimen; to be captain in did t.
Richard Bennet Jew:Unita, Req., late 23rd Regiment Royal Welsh
Fusiliers, to ►e captain La ditto.
Jame. Arthur Morrah, gent., to be lieutenant in ditto.
Robert seymuur Arthur Barlow, gent., to be lieutenant in ditto.
F.dward Robert &pinion% gent., to be lieutenant in ditto.
Lieutenant Porter, to be captain in the lit Regiment of Warwick.
able Militia.

James Atty, EN-, late eaptaan 52nd Foot, to be major in 2nd Ragi.
meat of ditto.

Wiliamiteader, Esq., late captain 17th Fat, to be captain in ditto.
Lieu:eanat John Plailip Djoit, to be captain. v;ce Wrottesley, re.
signed, in the Ist Regiment of Ktng'e Own Staffordsbire Militia.
Lieutenant Henry Jasper Willett, to be captain, vice (Minh, re-
signed, In ditto.
Lieutenant Charles Edward Moustey, to be captain, vice Vernon, re-
signed, in ditto.
Daniel Hillman, gent., to reeve as adjutant, with the rack of cap-
tain, in ditto.
. •

o'4oi6stees Neve, to be lieuttnant, vim Milliner, promote',
In ditto.

Eni.lo Gilbert Elliot, to be lieutenant, vice Simpson, resigned, in
ditto.

—C;Ckayne Frith, Esq., late ca; fain in 38th Regiment, to be captain,
in the King's Own Hite Regiment of tits!fordable. Militia.
William Maximilian George Maehnochie, gent., to be cornet, vice
Dundas, resigned, in the Royal Mid-Lothian Yeomanry Cavalry.

PRIZE MONET.

Panorre.-Notice la hereb given to the cfileers and crew of her
Majesty's sloop Penguin, eatilkd to share for the Deaengano, imp-
lored Bth April, 1831, and for the babel, coptured 19:h June, 1131,
that the following are the amounts of the several shares now payable,
and not those formerly advertised. Amount of an individual Mere
Demegano : Flag share, 191. to. ; commander, 361. 3s. Id. •
third clam, 141. Ba. 40.; fourth clam, M. IS.. Old.; fifth elms,
SJ. 00. 111 d.; Math clam, 41. Gs. 60.; seventh clam, !I. 174. 81d.;
eighth Mos, If. Bs. 10d.; ninth class, 18e. Oid.; tenth eau,
10s. 91d. Isabel : Flag share, 16f. 3s. 2d. ; commander, 3.1. ;
third class, 121. 3s. Ojd.; fourth clam, 71. ss. 10d.; 11th class,
41. So. Old. • 4.1,b clam, M. 12s. lid.; seventh class, 21. Ba. 70.;
eighth clam, 1/. 4s. 31d.; ninth class. IS.. 20.; tenth class, 9s. lid.
--Osrusanirr, dos, and Co., London, Aug. 3.

HANKIWITIL

BRIM 'AIM Wares. Waterloo-rood, straw bonnet dealer, to sue-
reader August 30 et 11, and Sept. 10 at 12. at Beelaghall-streeL
Bola., Ashurst and Soo, Old Jewry, Qty; off. wig., Canaan, Alder.
amatory.
WILLIAM ELetcasa Conserv., Woreester, lineadraper, August 17 and
Sept. 11, at 12, at Birmingham Court. Sole., Bolton, Dudley, and
Hotter= and Knight, Birmingham; off. Lscaff., Christie, Bir-
mingham.
WI Luau TWANG, harked, Gloucestershire, baker, August 17 and
Sept 14, at 11, at Bristol Court. Sole., Yowler, Cirencester, and
Bevan and Oirling Bristol : off. meg., Miller, Bristol.
THOMAS Data, Bristoll and Exeter, contractor, August HI at 12, and
Sept. 19 at 11, at Bristol Court. Bois., Clarke and Cie.,
London, and Savory and Co., Bristol; off. Emig., Hut-
ton, bristol.
FRANC.S ISABILLA DARNALL and JON4THAN WALSH FALICLOVOII.
Liverpool. wholesale comb manufacturers, August 22 sad Sept. 12,
at 11, at Liverpool Court. Sol., Booker, Liverpool ; off. swig.,
Morgan. Liverpool.
FRANCIS RaTc and GEORGIC WILLIAM MORTIVIIII, Bury, Lancashire,
silk dyer., August 17 and Sept. 7, at 12, at Manchester Court.
Sol., Bearden, Manchester; off. assig., Lee, Manchester.
Ceaterors,a Tamil,. Parrs Sunderland. Durham, ship owner,
August 10 and Sept. IS, at 11, at Neweagle-upon-Tyne Court. Bole.
Maple. me Co., Frederick's-place, Old Jewry, and Young and Co.,
Sunderland; off. smig.. Baker, Neweastle.upon.Tyrie.

10r. 4.1., Augur 9 sad Oct. I, and any . Jetta lama,. at
tees. r.
SAMI 01. Ituser r, Preston, InneashMr, de. - yed Jir. of sid..
eseue.st 9 abet (ht. I, std au) eutaraturett • • , Let'e, 16,4„,
chever.
Joe.. " 111KIN,N, Irasm`to, iron mast. r •s s. 4d , Oct.
anti y sub • grant Moody. at Is trt.'s. to,. • !.
IeIVIDENDA.

Aagi.e :O. IL Durrant, Norwich, tallow cha, ....s.
CLUTIFICATE to be ranted, unless eau-e hi stows to Bateriggierg
on the day ofmeeting.
August SO. W. Wood, jun., Pat iningham. bt.;l.tor.
PARTS F ItSil IPS DISSOLVI -C.
W. Crosier, T. Cropton, and W. It. Ambler, iti7minghlna, draper.
-J. Lescb and W. Barber, firma:x.l, Ygok•lnr. , intwie sellers -IV.
I.vnek and W. Swan, Liverpool, arh a 'term. t. - -.. W. Clilton and
El K. Gres ille, Sale-street, Lincoln's-inn, Kit, t, 4 -E. Salter, Burg.
hung Hill, Chigwel, Emelt, and A. APlC..mar .. • tatlestreet, Fins.
bury, mail contractors-W. Ashford tad W. Ashowd, pm., Dart.
mouth. Devon. ironmongers-G. Bennett and W. M. Eldridge, tit,
Leonard's... ii-Sam, Sawa -W. Coon and T. I urnell, Briatol. rope
manufacturing - J. E. Barnard and W. Jowlings, 11. combo and taitat.
pill Mills. nor Stroud, Gimiecstershire, wool. n manufacturers-.
F. B. Gosling and W. C. Laud. Gray'.-mu, Mobiles's, attcrnie,..
J. Coward and W. Seddon. Bolton-leattoor, Langashire,
dealers-J. T. Stoneham and E. Needham, tarp oiling grianufactpuriotatoell
-J. smith, J. Judson, and W. Shackleten, In, At, lieghley, York,
shire, joiners-A. F. It. Bolen and W. 11. d'Higarg.iii•rig, Liverpool.
commission merchants-J. Prichard and P. A. i'r.eltard, Liverpool.
timber dealers-W. G. Bird and J. Cockcroft. 1' oup, LankodEre...,
P. Tindall and G. Tindall, tiagle-head-e out. i iraceellurehodreeti
ship agent-J. Twist, 3. Dale, and F. Twist, vg It.stilw, Lana-lure.
earthenware manufacturers-G. Rigby and WA. Lege, Park-Las
and Pembroke Mews, Halkin-street, i rigclvir.kii a-T. thirst awl J.
Auly, Burgh Mille. Dewabui7, Yo.kshice,corig igettars-C. W. 'auth
sad E. Bryant. Widnes, Lanca-10-e, wanuia. •oriog cherniits -J.
Ph .pherd and W. Shepherd, Booth Wad 111 LI. it.-hvorth, Vorishire.
paper manufacturers-11. Liddiard and T. 1..1.1. 4.l,Sloustr, Mucks..builders-S. Mayer and F. A. Mayer, Ctieltegih iv. Glo. iesterehire.
taitong-G. It. Mortimer and 11. K. Thumps ti, kings:too, Bother.
hithe, starch manufacturers-J. Joseph amt S. Irrolitif, Manchester.
cigar dealers-A. You!!! and It. Corn, Yuan.... •t..r, root:errs -,1;
Murray, J. et. Kerner, and A. Murray, Whitehall., law W. oroionger,
attornu a-It. Cnesterman and F. Coistermaig, stganope.street.
Strand-John Hamilton, jun., John Ilaun:ton, and .L.mea lianutton,
Glasgow, tobacconist!.
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SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIoN.
ROII,PT A f.l •NIMII, GlaAgo.", werchant, Mw..l 11 ittl Sept. I, it
tLe lieurge Hotel, GlaNtow.

SHIPPING! INTRLI,Irr L.VC'b.

CASUALTY.
Breese, Popham, from Newport to N.w York, was
abandoned in a leaky state, July 19, in lat. 47 N., lots.
23 W.; crew saved by she Cori tiun ~ of Liverpool fee
Philadelphia, and part of them put 0n board the brig
Matilda, sad landed here.—Swanage, Aug. 3.