The Express.
London, England, 1848-11-21 00:00:00

SPAIN.

We have received the Madrid journals and corres•
pondence of the 15th inst., but their contents have no
particular interest.
The Gazette, of the 12th instant, contains decrees
appointing the Duke of Goa Minister Plenipoten-
tiary at Vienna, and Donato Cortes to the same office
at Berlin. There is no Carlist news of importune.
Cordova and Oribe were both at Cervera on the Bth.
Lersandi had gone forward in pursuit of Cabrera.

SECOND EDITION.

From the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT.

DOWNING-STREET, Nov. 21.—The Queen hen been
graciously pleated to give orders for the appointment of Paul
Edmund de Btrze'saki, Esq. to be an:Ordinary Member of
the Civil Division of the Third Class or Companions of the
Most Honourable Order of the Bath.
• •

FOREIGN-OFFICE, Nov. 18.—The Quail hes bees
pleased to approve of Mr. John Taggart, as Consul to
El!inerars, for her Majesty the Queen of Portugal and the

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Nov. 20.
Sorel Rent. of AWL—Fast. Lieut. A. F. Connell to be etc. ean';
%ice thonuhke, rek ; Staff-seargt. O. Clarke to be quartermaster;
Staff-Karr. W. Illiown to be quartermaster.

BANKRUPTS.
MLiam Byrn', Regent's-cireus, laces►n.
ROBERT WINNE, Brestford, graver.
S►MUEL MERE Riarntroz, Chesbunt, Hertfordshire.

linen-drcper.
JOHN BUTLER, Bolokilt-lane, City, builder.
JOSEPH HARVEY, Catherine-street, Strand, artists' co-
Wonsan.
FRANCIS KEATTO, Waterloo road, draper.
HENRY Roo'us, Southampton, drap, r.
THOMAS MANINOTON, Brighton, tobacconist.
JOHN COCKLE, jun., Portsmouth, ship builder.
WILLIAM HENRY WALEHAM, Chapel-strict, Clarke'.
well, builder.
FREDERICK BOTH STACY, Albion-place, Blackfriarh
road, stationer.
THOMAS NORTON BROWN, Fetter-lane, City, pawn-
broker.
ALFRED PowELL, Little Hay, Staffordshire, engineer.
WILLIAM WALL, Bridenbury, Hertfordshire, cattle-dealer
THOMAS Boorti, Fascist, Staffordshire, miller
ABRAHAM BITNRIDGE, Birmingham, iron tube =new-
tnrer.
RICHARD ROOERS and WILLIAM ROGERS, Trowbridge,
Wiltshire. tallow chandlers.
Joust ROLES, Maiden Newton, Dareetshire, linen draper.
Jost' Jones KINGDOM, Ridewsy, Devonshire, saddler.
JOHN Plumose, Costa-mill, Yrrlubire, miller.
ROBERT HEBBLETRWAITR, Southowram, and JAMES
HIRST, Halifax, Yorkshire. dyers.
WILLIAM CARPENTER, Liverpool, ship owner.
MATTHEW WARREN, Macclesfield, silk dyer.
FRANCIS DEFLINNE, Manchester, check and gingham ma-
; nnfiseturer.

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SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.
JORN Haim, Glasgow, merchant.
UMW WlEnteoce, Glasgow, manufacturer.

HOLLAND.—Tuz HAGUE, Nov. 16.—The offi-
cial journal publishes a royal decree, calling in the notes of
10 florins and of 6 florins, issue of the capital of 9,650,000 11.,
on the 31st of December next. From this date these notes
will not be current; they will, however, be received inmaprig-
ment by the Treasury to the end of the month of
1849. This decree is followed by a resolution of the Missiles;
of Finance, which announces that, after tbe lst f December,
the Bank of the Payeßas will change the 6o and 10 florin
notes.
SOUTH AMERICA.—By the Columbus, arrived
at Liverpool, we have accounts from Pernambuco to the
10th tilt. me following is the latest commercial intel-
ligens,:
Comm—The supply at market since our lest circular has con.
tinned large, and during the last day or two a rood deal has changed
Mods at oar present quotations.
tivoms.—The old crop we may my ia flnialed, tor, after the few
small shipments now making are completed, there will be very little
more left, and omeequently the quotations are merely nominal. New
sugars have commeneed to arrive la smell lots; the whites have been
bought upy fOr the itio market, at 2 dole. 400 to 2 dole. 300 per
strobe; Mumovados, 1 dot, 600 per ameba. The rainy heaven having
ceased earlier than was anticipated, we may now look fur large
arrivals of new sugar at market by the end of this and beginning of
DEZI month. We do not think, however, that prices will open till
aßer the snivel of
malted, theln October packet.
linos dry no request.
EXCII•31011 has bees, for the last weeks, ruling at Md., but, with
better sccoants from the southern porta, it is Improving, and by the
Columbus bills are rayed at 244.,1
FILLOSTIL—Very few disobliged noels in port. There will be
nothing more, however, doing in sugar freights tll nest month.
LW rates to the Channel and United Kingdom were at 434. to Ma.
To Liverpool : agar, 434.; cotton, id. to id. per lb. Rams Mao
would be obtainableLiverpool today, for one or two goodelsed
vowels.