The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-10 00:00:00

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COVtINT-GARDEN.

This marning.—Vt.Fetables continue to he sufficient
for the demand, but Fruit is not over abundant. I'ine
Apples of excellent quality may ba bought at last week's
prices. Grapes, both English and foreign, are very plentiful,
and eons' quently cheap. Apples and Peam have not altered
in price since our last account. Oranges are scuree. Nuts
are sufficient for the ilemmid. NValnuts are plentiful, and
very good in ey. lathy. Filberts realise a tolerably brisk trade.
Lemons are scarce, and so arc good English Melons; some
foreign ones are in the market. Of Vegetables, Cabbages,
Cauliflowers, are good, but the latter hardly sufficient for
the demand. Carrots and 'turnips have altered but little lit,t
price. l'cao arc almost over for a season. Beans remain
nearly the same as last week. Celery is good in quality.
Potatoes are rather scarce, and very much affected by the
prevailing dismse. Lettuces and other tialading are good
and plentiful. Cut Flowers, chiefly consist of Meath'', Jas-
mines, Pinks, Camellias, Pelargoniums, Gardenias, Violets,
Fuchsias, Azaleas, and Itoses.
FItI:ITS
Pine Apple, per 15,4. to Te Lama., pre en., Is ed to le
Grapes, '10th..., per lb. Is to Is per IGO, lea to .10e
Portugal, per lb, 94 to le Almond, per peek, Ile
APP, e‘• Ursa, ur bosh, ie. &I to IS Verret
is bleseetElT.:
Ille
lb,
to lellbeetaXogeleb Mho tolool
resin, per Welty*, Ile to 12i Nam, CA. pet lbe , lee. to 110 s
Melaol, sorb, be to es llereeloos, 20e
Omer*, per dor, is to Se —12 s lie
per 100, It., to We Ppeelob, lie
per dos., is to Is id Walnuts, per Mabel, IS., tote,
Derberrles, per bolt dere, le to Se

Cabtotes.prr dot, Id to le 64 "
Hrocub , per dux. 66 to 120
CsuldLowers, per duo, Ss to So
Attichukrs, per dos, a to
Prrneh Ikons, per hisr, Is 64 tots 64
rot rel, per ht Orr, 9d to Is
Potatoes, per tun, dl. to 1600
cwt. 3.191 to tis
bushel. Is Gel to 3s 611
Xidlwy. pre bushel, la to is
Turnips, per dos, Is to 24
Ited 'Wet, per dux. 64 to Is Si
Rodoh, prr boodle, 116 to%
, Pueumbers, etch, Id to NI
rpinneh. prr sieve, Is 44 to Is
Leek., per hurrh. 24 to id
CO. rr. prr bundle, Is to is Id
1':1,1010, r hunch, 34 to 11l
°ohms, per bushel. is to 7e

nballuta. per lb, Id to 6d
Oarlle, per lb. ad to ltd
Lettoce, Cos, to, wore, ad to
Tomatoes, per At ar, 13 to A
Itadlre. per score. la to Is Id
Vegetable marrow., per 4.4.14 to le
144114414 per 12 bunches, le to la
Muahrooms, per pultle, It to de
11401 Salads, per punnet, 24 to 34
Fennel, p•r bunch, 24 to
Savory, per bunch. 3d to 4d
1 nynte. per hunt h, 3d
retef.. per 12 no bun. 611 to hd
I Panley per bunch, 4d to hd
I Hoots, per bundle. Pa
Tarragon, per bunch, 31
I Mint, green. per bunch, Gd to 111
Marjoram, per bunch. dal to Id
Chervil, per punnet. 24 to 34

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MAILS ARRIVED.-3 Dublin; 2 Waterford; 1 Donagha-
dee ; 1 French ; 1 Flanders ; 1 Holland ; 1 Lisbon.
Lostiost, Oct. 10. Wind this day at noon, S.S.W.,
squally, with thick hazy weather.
FALMOUTH. Oct. B.—S.S.W., strong gales and thick wea-
ther.—Arrivcd : Flora and the James Labrador. Sailed :
Express packet Brazil, &c. A brig, water-logged, and
abandoned, was passed 4th inst., in lat. •50, long. 26, by the
James, arrived here. The 'tattler (s) from Cork to London,
put in here to-day, full of water, having sprung a leak 7th
inst., 30 miles oil Cork, will be laid on the ground. Pas-
sengers were taken off in the Carrick roads.
DEAL, Oct. 9.—S.W. to W.S.W., strong and squally.—
Arrived: Gladiator, New York. Arrived from the river,
Agnes, for Jamaica. Put back, Marmion, for China. Tho
Thetis has arrived in the Downs, from Charlotte Town, very
leaky, &c., in the hurricane 19th inst. Passed, on the 21st
ult., the schooner Sisters, of St. John, Newfoundland, with
lose of sails and part of spars, and crime day took off the
crew of the Sirion, of Yarmouth, capsized in a
gale. Four *rocked vessels, names unknown, were
fallen it with by the James Stewart, from St. John's,
Newfoundland, to Baltimore, which was spoken 24th ult., in
long. 48. W. by the Thetis. The Eliza, of Waterford, was
lost at sea I9th ult. • part of Ike crew saved by the Lord
Landon, from Quebec to Liverpool.
'leveret., Oct. B.—The brig Shaw! of Maryport, was passed
20th ult., lat. 41. long. 12., returning with stern stove in,
having been on her beam-ends ; had cut away her mainmast.
9th. S.W.—Arrived : Elizabeth Ann, Quebec. Put back:
Sir H. Pottinger, St. John's, N. 8.. leaky.
CLYDE, Oct. B.—N.W.—Arrived : Flora, St. John's, N.B.
Sailed: Anabella, and the James Iteddin, Demerara;
Mac% Prince, St. John's • Callooney, New York.
WEXFORD, Oct. B.—Arrived: Menapia, Quebec.
SLIGO, Oct. B.—W.—Arrived: Coquette, Quebec.—
Sailed : American Lam, St. John's. The Helen, from
Quebec, arrived here, drove on shore on 6th inst.. but ex-
pected off next springs, after discharging.
MARY POUT, Oct. 7.—The light-ship in the Solway Frith
broke from her moorings during the gale.
KINSALE, Oct. 7.—The Malabar, arrived here, saw on
the 23rd ult. a ship abandoned and nearly on her beam-ends ;
and same day, in lat. 47 long. 40, a ship to the northward
dismasted; a brig with only foremast standing and water-
logged. On 24th, passed The Brothers, of St. Andrew's,
dismasted and abandoned ; and on 25th, spoke Sea King, of
St. Andrew's, for Liverpool.
LIMERICK, Oct. 7.—The Venus, from Tarhert to the
Clyde, has put back here to-day, leaky, and must discharge ;
and the Nimes, from Tarbert to London, leaky, must also
discharge.
BELFAST.—The Earl Lonsdale (s.), from Whitchaven,
grounded at the entrance of the Lough, Gth inst., but came
off without apparent damage.
SurEuis, Oct. B.—The Diamond (s.), which sank, sth
inst., in the channel, was raised yesterday, but is almost a
total wreck.
Posersgoern, Oct. B.—The Everbard, from Bremen to
New Orleans, which put in here leaky, must discharge.
Cowes, Oct. 9.—W.5.W., strong.—Arrived : Frederick,
Bahia.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 9.—S.W.—Arrived: Madrid (s.),
Gibraltar.
Tzummorrit, Oct. 9.—S.W. to S.S.W.—Arrived : Hawk,
St. John's, Newfour.dlsnd. The Frau Ililka, from Bremen
to St. Mary's, Isle of Man, went on shore westward of this,
was assisted off and brought in here very leaky, and will dis-
charge to repair.
PiAmovrit, Oct. 9.—5. W., hard.—Arrived, 8 Ann
Elliott. Dalhousie.
PENZANCE.—Put back: Industry, for St. John's, New
Brunswick.

SWANSEA, Oct. B.—S.E. Arrived : Saripta, and the.
Elisabeth Beynon, Cube,
YAILMOTTIL—Arrived • Enterprise (a), Rotterdam, with
loss of bulwarks, &c., and part of cattle thrown overboard.
CARDIFF, Oct. 9.—The bark Kate, of ()alveoli, was pealed
waterlogged and abandoned, 23rd ult., by the arrived
here with decks swept, loss of sails, Isul-garks, &c.. was
thrown on her beans ends in the ture'.eane, and tilled, and
remained waterlogged four dal? and
a half".
NEWPORT, Oct. 9.—The
89'culater, from Exeter to
Miramichi' hag put i" ',a-day-, With low of main end wizen,,
topmast sails, &c after bei.4c out six weeks, and reachi-_,E
lon. 42 W. - • • of Lynn, on the 239
tat, abiaje- pssaeu the r etitnt!cs
dismasted, and 'weTn't
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