The Express.
London, England, 1853-11-30 00:00:00

in the price of their goods prOportionate with the recent
decline is wooly, business appean to have resumed its
former activity, a decided improvement having taken place,
in which most branches of our varied trade have participated

CONN.—Wiz, Nov. 29.—During the past week we
have made inqairies, extending to almost every county of
England, whether reports, and actual deliveries from
farmers, indicated improvement or otherwise upon the
short yield, stated by each individual arrespondent to
exist in his own locality immediately after harvest.
The result is before no, and with two exceptions,
Is uniformly to the effect that there is no improvement per-
ceptible In the yield, but that in many cases it is proving
even worse than anticipated. The two exceptions report
the deficiency at two-fifths. It is not without interest to
note the deliveries from the farmers up to the present time,
as contrasted with the corresponding period of last year.
From October 2 to November 20, 1862, the Gazette
returns show sales amounting to 877,902 quarters,
while the corresponding weeks of the present year
report only 687,429 qrs.; or taking the average of
eight weeks, last year gave a weekly man of 109,737
qrs., and the penult only 85,928 qrs., easeatlog to a
weekly decrease of 23,809 qn., or 22 per seat Whether
this ISMS from the present year's harvest befog later than
usual, or from an increased quantity needed mil red for
seed, or from a short yield, is of mune magas of 'piston ;
bat the character of the returns for the reawfader of the
year will assist a correct judgment. The weather has
been variable the past week, with some amount of cold
rain during the last few days; considerable dulness boa
characterised the trade generally, with which probably the
approaching close of the year has something to do; holders,
however, especially of the better cream of wheats,
show considerable firmness in resisting concession in price.
Spring corn has been generally dull, especially barley,
which indeed must again be quoted lower. New German
beans are in excess of supply, and Is. to 2s. lower, whale
old, from their scarcity, command full rates. Indian corn
firm, and for Dari rather more inquiry. To-day's maraet
was well attended by farmers, but they only brought a mo•
dente supply of wheat, for which there was a slow demand,
at about the rates of last Tuesday. Foreign, except choice
red, was neglected. An exceedingly dull sale and languid
demand for all kinds of spring cora. Linseed cakes unal-
tered in value, and the same remark applies to rapeseed and
rape cakes. Imports from Nov. 19 to Nov 25:—Wheat,
3,238 qrs.; barley, 195; beans, 3,219; peas, 819 ; Indian
corn, 900; tares, 5; linseed, 5,033; cakes, 30. tons;
bones, 202.

Liana, Nov. 29.—Our supplies are only moderate, but
the trade rules slow, and we quote wheat Is. to 2s. lower
than last week, or Is. from the rates of Friday. Bar:ey
gives way in price, and not much business done, at Is.
ecline. Beaus move slowly, and give way Is. to 2s. per
quarter. Oats and other articles without alteration. Arri-
vals this week:—Wheat, 3,074 qrs. • oats, 456; barley,
1,601; beans, 817 ; malt, 609 ; rapeseed, 668; linseed,
183.

Llvaaroon, Nov. 29. There was a pretty good
attendance of washy millers at oar Corn Exchange this
morning, who bought to a tolerably fair extent of American
wheat, indicating a requirement for current :consumption.
The finer qualities of wheat and of Sour were not any
lower, but fee second-rate sorts of both articles we were
slightly esided dm ...a Friday, making the reduction since
last Tuesday Id. to 2d. per bushel on wheat, and 6d. to Is.
per banal sod sack on flour. Indian corn in slack demand,
and the price ahnoat nominal. Fine oats and oatmeal •
shade lower ; inferior sorts nearly unsaleable, at wide
pries& bum, and
Runcorn
were uachaoged in value.
Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn from the 22nd to the
28th Nov., inclusive :—Wheat, 29,744 qrs. ; barley, 1,170 ;
malt, 669; oats, 3,553; beans, 3,406; peas, 450; Indian
corn, 4,413; Indian corn meal, 2,058; oatmeal, 10,278
sacks; Flour, 800 sacks; 41,768 barrels. Experts to Ire-
land :—Wheat, 2,314 qrs. • beans, 13; Indian corn, 1,154;
floor, 665 seeks ; 2,000 barrels.

Lynx, Nov. 29.—Oar supplies of wheat continue small,
aad the condition Is unfavourably affected by the wet
weather ; the sale is dull, and all except best dry quality Is.
to 2s. per qr. lower. Barley in good suppl best malting
Is., and all other sorts 2s. per qr. lower. Wheat, old, red,
66Ibs. to 80I0t., 625. to 71s. ; best new, 60Ibs. to 631b5., 72a.
to 765. ; ditto, 671 be. to 691b5., 655. to 70s. Barley, best
runs, 631 be. to 64105., 375. to 395.; extra, 415.; seconds,
62Ibe. to 631b5., 365. to 38s. Beans' old, 8511 x. to Nibs.,
80e. to 82s. ; new, 631bs. to 661b5., 60s. to Hs. per quarter
to the grower. Oats, new, Is. 31 per atone.

NIWCABTLE, Nov. 29.—At our market this morning we
had a free delivery of wheat from the growers, the condition
whereof was for the most part indifferent, whilst many
samples were thoroughly unsound, and only suitable for
biscuit dour. Having, however, a fair quantity offering
from the coast and from abroad, millers were very shy buy-
ers, and to effect sales a reduction of fully Is. per qr. had to
be submitted to, but factors were not pressing sellers at the
decline, from an impression that ere long the nut. will
right itself. For the beat new Norfolk red weighing 62 lbe.,
but made 631 be., 775. was an extreme quotation, whilst for
good runs of new llekermarcks, with a chance smut here and
there, 745. per qr., 6311 n., wasproeured ; whereas, for Ameri-
can white, 76.. was refund in quantity'. In Sour so few
transactions transpired, that prices can be called little better
than nominal. Rye wee inquired for for export but the
high pretensions of sellers had the effect of checking trans-
actions. Malting barley must be again written Is. lower,
and moat difficult of disposal, only the most necessitous
being buyers at our present currency. Grinding sorts as
before, and the same remarks will apply to other articles.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE—Tim:May, Noy. 29.

WINDSOR, Nov. 25.
PROROOATION OF PARLIAMENT.—At the Court at
Windsor, the 26th day of November, 1853, it is this day
ordered by her Majesty in Council that the Parliament,
which stands prorogued to Tuesday, the 29th day of No-
vember mutant, be further prorogued to Tuesday, the 3rd
day of January nest.

DOWNING-STREET, Nov. 26,

The Queen has been pleued to appoint Williams Lone-
dale, Esq., to be Colonial Treasurer for the Colony et
Victoria.

Her 31ajeety km also been pleased to appoint Edward
Stephens, E' to be a Member of the LegisMtive Council
of the Colony ofsq., &nth Australia.

WHITEHALL, Nov. 26.

The Queen has been pleased to direct letters patent to
be passed under the Great Seal for appointing Henry Ca-
dogan Rothery, Esq., M.A.. Registrar of the High Court of
Admiralty of England, to be Registrar of her Majesty in
Ecclesiastical and Maritime Causes, in the room of Henry
Birchfield Smithey, Esq., resigned.
WHITEHALL, Nov. 28.
The Queen has been pleased to appoint David Mare,
Esquire, Advocate, to be Sheriff of the Shire or Sheriffdom
of Perth, in the room of James Craufurd, Esquire, Her
Majesty's Solicitor-General for Scotland.

WHITEHALL, Nov. 29.
The Queen has been pleased to appoint the Right Hon.
Sir John Hominy, Knt., Muter of the Rolls of her Ma-
jesty's High Court of Chancery; the Right Hon. Sir John
Jervis, Kot., Chief Justice of ner Majesty's Court of Com•
mon Pleas; t►e Right Hon. Sir Edward Ryan, Kot.,
Charles Hay Cameron, Esq., John M'Phereon M'Leod,
Esq., John Abraham Francis Hawkins, Esq., Thomas
Flower Ellis, Esq., and Robert Lowe, Eq., to be her Ma-
jesty's commissioners in England to examine and consider
the reform of the judicial establishments, judicial procedure,
and laws of India.

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Nov. 29.
Royal Regiment of Artillery.—Second Captain Henry Lem-
priere to be captain, vise Warburton, retired on fall pay ;
First Lieutenant Henry Heyman to be second captain,
vice Lempriere; Second Lieutenant William Carey to be
first lieutenant, vice Heyman.
Corps of Royal Engineers.—Second Lieutenant John Mer-
vin Cutliffe Drake, with temporary rank, to be second
lieutenant, with permanent rank.

FOREIGN OFFICE, Nov. 28.
BLOCKADE OF ills AFRICAN BOAST.—It is hereby no-
tified that the Earl of Clarendon, her Majesty's Principal
Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs, has received from
Monsieur Charles Saudis, First Secretary to the French
Embassy (in the absence of the Ambassador), a note, dated
the 23rd inst., stating that the Minister of Marine has an-
nounced to the Minister for Foreign Affairs that, in con-
formity with the orders of his Imperial Majesty, Captain
Sandia, the Commander-in-Chief of the French naval
forces on the west coast of Africa, has declared tlat part of
the coast which extends from the left bank of the Grand
I.ahou to the right bank of the river Assist* to be in a state
of blockade ; that the force at the disposal of Captain
Baudin will render this blockade effective, and that it
was to be carried into ez, cation from the 26th of September
last.

BOARD OF TRADE, WHITEHALL, Nov. 29.
The Right Hon. the Lords of the Committee of the
Privy Council for Trade and Plantations have received,
through the Secretary of State for the Colonies, the copy of
a proclamation promulgated by the Governor of Gibraltar,
containing the following regulations made by the Board of
Health for the performance of quarantine:—All vessels
arriving from Great Britain and the northern ports, with
clean bills of health and health on board, be admitted to free
pratique ; that all vessels with touched bills of health, but
which have had no sickness on board during the passage, be
subjected to a quarantine of observation of seven days ;
that all vessels arriving with any eases of epidemic or con.
tagioos disease on board, be subjected to a strict quarantine,
with a guard boat astern, until the inspector of health re-
ports to the Board of Health, which will decide on the
duration of the quarantine or destination.—By order,
Loom Boom.

Thomas Rot.en, Lefes-asewZiii•oven Ir'-quare, builder, to surrender
Dee. a and Jan. 6at 114, at Illerftglutil.street. Sot., Templer, Fen-
ebureb.street ; eff. autB Ban, Wewan.street.buildings.
Nauss Oast, Bid row. "Waal Newtown, grocer, Dec. 13 at 14,
and Jan. 11 at 11, akEssinstrall4tresL Sol., Ambrose, Manchester.
square; it Edwardsllrealookuourt.
ALM/4 Lawarldre, pacer, Dee. 10 sad Jan.
ilirt 12, at Illensboter Otis., Hampton and Sons, Ilan-
; mfg., has,
Illariebester,
Downie ansaatrar, , builder, Dec. 9 and 30, at 10, at the Mr.
aineltan Dart held a In. Bola., Mottenun and Knight,
Ptrulngheat ati=sa. NottWpant.
draper, Dee. 14 and Jaa:ll, at 11, at
Birabo• alleinam &is" ham Sire.lane and Hodpon, 1111 r.
adaptas at NEW, 111Wellana Birminghtal.
Mecum. lIIMMION, Halifax, 7aelahiee, li Dec. 16 and
Jan. 'IT, at 11, at Leeds point. Sob., Brierley, if ax; ; off. twig.,
Toting, Led..
Jon., boson and Joan Tama Honor, New BontLetreet, hosiers,
Nov. 26 at 2, and Jan. 7at i, at Basinghall-strest. Bois , Daycare
and Austen, Lawrense.lane, Cieapaide; off. aside., Nicholson,
Bashigball-street.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.
101111100L-OTILIZT.
T. O. Dewall, 81. Joha's-wcod.roed, rk. Jelin'amood, artlat—J,
Bennett, Nlchou-equare, Ilsckney.rosd, billiard marker—J. H.
Browne, sea., Royal Avenue-terrace, Chelsea, ootunistion agent—W.
Long, litata.cottage, Brixton, bricklayer —T. Itheoton, Bethnal-peen-
road, gresar—F. Allen, St. Martin's. le•Orsud, City, bookeeller—J.
DAY. Ontudaaat, St. Luken—C. N. Oosbottle, Johe-street, City,
werebant-,‘ Bawtlnpod, Wlnakwater.tarrace, Agar-town. clerk to
an'attotery—C. Elettelasr, Ourrey-41. Birch, Jun., Lower
BritnewlskAteawn Jean Isiwitea, clerk—l. T. Woods,
en
Met
Planes nploblrar-11. =l:n.Adanta-row.
Hatsa bast and 1110111 maller—J. T. Church.
getW peelarow, Betba4fromoibisuala and retail clolltier
—J. Z. Upper Iltraked.street, eirldriers-read, optician—
J. W. ,Da'ston, grocer-1. H. Oray, London-
street, Padding." addialth.

DECLAMATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.
EDWAIIi Chasos. St. Abaft banker-2nd div. of is. 9d., Dee. 3 and
three subsequent &twinge, at Dram's, Abchurch.larte.
atm Dorsass„ Chtedbamsenslledlask. Lancashire, draped—Final
md. of Is. Sid. Dn. II taw solsesseat Tuesday, at Lee% Yu-
choke.
MMUS WILLIAM 1011101111. Illsimitt. Cheshire, pubilean—let div. of
4s. dd., Dec. 6 and say solstgant Esesel,y, at lafit. Manchester.
loos Law and Eat Usassekliamsdes Woo near Todusorden,
maim, Mao eriarnesHma ay. of 1.. nd., Des. 6 and any sub-
awns% Tessier, at laies.
WlLumt ise; UNA. )lam, draper —lnd and anal di,. of
lid., N0v.119 tot tointsmiremt Tredity, at Carrick's, Dull.
lons Imam —lot dlr. of 7e., Nor. 29
and any staseglittl=rlo=re, DoIL
WILIAM( Esteroan, Limped. esbiztet maker—first dir. of 12s,
Dec. 7 and any sn6mquent Widusday at Morita's, Liverpool.

_ .
DIMOND". .. . .
Cambittem
Dee. 21. P. Bankkaa. brown—Dee. 23. C. Baker.
Elmk-.treat, CirelMONWllle —Dec. 22. A. Duman
mid C. Doran, Tobelimis. . inerabenta —Dec. 20. J. Tho.
mr, LAW, InaniagM4lmid. balder -Dec. 21. H. Baker,
New 021andraisek, lismasor—Dee. U. J. Brandon,
Iftilasa. KMIII.IIIOIIII. draper—Deo. 21. T. Lawson,
Mysommisin. desper—Del. 311. lowa. jun., Carlisle, Cum-
palster —Dn. 11. R. MOill. South blueldo, Durham, book.
e":2l=l.lm. SS. J. C. Rom% Itaraissa kill,, Long Arebtoo, tlcona..
mtddre, paint manufacturer.

ClUalliCATfa to be weals; imam ears be &own to the antra,
ea tile day of =saw
Dee. 2Z. C. Mee. Beeelaadeet. Oesniamequare, upbolaterer
Dee. SO. P. H. Thearea. liffilf•4o2o*. Word-street, and Wfat
Mb. l
wesetaret of favored etioe
20. H.
W W aermay, straw buret datise—Dec. 22. H. T.
laluerde. Liverpool. bellate—Dee. 11. O. T. rvo aunderla
Deafen. ablpowner—Des. fL J. Ileabertagle% T. Ilatberingtos, aad
O. IL Mobs. llaaebestor, pitmen.

rAITIIEBBHIpB DISSOLVED.
W. IMSW oil Aliso Snow, Kingstelgntok paar Narks Abbot,
fisums-11. loons and P. H. Hoftel, iron.
. Charlton and H. Easton, Charing tea daaisa-
J. Jun., and J. Kleiman, Sobesaquare,~ste
sshse-
J. Lamb and 0. B. Oman, plaster numunietartes-J. kakis, E.
Itichards, Jun., and H. W. Jones, Swam% news-
aper pro erne-*. Lefebvre and C. Pelletier.
mid, &wry, nen* silk Importers-H. Canner, ad J. W.
INN llarmasm‘bodhlags, Grays-ton, stionseys -H. SIAM, Hotting-
haa; J. W. Borboo, New Basked. IfsMinshamehim. Is MIMI,
hiluireer-41 B. Mum and N. Ores*, Halifax, Yorkshire, wine
natikaab-11. lantor and R. Y. Whits. k lest-street, City, airs.
==.l. Mats, W. F. Ilarnals, and E. J. Bristow, Copt.
adiabone, ao or as raw& Y. Harrison-J. Ilarehaat,
J. owl W. Warm. Bosaisnl. Essex, machinists-W. Sharp
awl Hiserieserm, minshensemen - C. Whitley and H.
Freak limearals. mididsti -T. Matthews and W. C.
millers-J. 8. Rawson H. W.
Watson. V. and J. War, Southwick, Durham,i ship.
buildem-4. =Wigseind 6. lodge,Frnethwirk, Ktaftirdshire and
Dudley, Worsoisailirs, porter brewers-J. Wareing, 11. Waiving,
and E. Fields/6.odpi Leach, near Oldham Lancashire, coal proprie.
tors, so far es IL Fielding -J. Hughes and G. Edwards, Old-
, street-road, and reel, nursery yacht mann( Ammer.; -A. Har-
smarm mid M. Hardman, Rochdale, Lancashire. cotton epinners.

SCOTCH SEQU EST RATIONS.
Henn FIJI'S, Quay of Irvine, Ayrshire, innkeeper, De:. 6, at the
Commercial inn, Irvine.
BOYLS Edinburgh, furniture broker, Dec. 6, at the Waterloo
Hotel, Edinburgh.
Peru Sawa, Laurance.law, near Pennycuik, Edinburgh, Wright,
Dec. 24, at Cooper's Hotel, Edinburgh.
AuaaNnea ticaaar, Castletown, by Thum, inerchant, Dec. 9, at
the Caledonian Hob I, Thurso.
STIRAILT, 1X061141, wine merchant, Dec. It, at the Cale.
denim Hotel,
ALEC/MIMI CALLANI/Ilt, Paisley, portioaer, Dec. 9, at the Saracen 'a
Ilead Inn, Paisley.
%%max Penni:son Cried, innkeeper, Dec. It, at the Drummond'.Arms Hotel, Weft'.
Romani* Curna.t.v, Dundee, druggist, Dec. 9, at the British Hotel,
Dundee.

TUE FRIEND OF TIIE CLEW/T.—Yesterday, a
general meeting of the supporters of this charity, founded
in 1849, for allowing permanent pensions not exceeding 401.
I per annum to the widows and unmarried orphan daughters
of clergymen of the established church. and for atiordiug
temporary assistance to necessitous elergynym and their
families, was held at the London Tavern, bishopsgate-
street, for the purpose of electing pensioners on the funds.
From the last annual report it appeared that during the
peat year the committee had granted assistance as follows
'fo 98 necessitous clergymen, 990/. ; to 66 widows of ditto,
4691. 81.; and to 69 daughters, 4401. ; making a total of
1,8991. Bs. There were then 39 pensioners on the fund., of
whom 18 received 301., eight 3.51., and thirteen 401. per an-
num. The committee had invested the sum of 2,0001. in
the public funds during the past year, which raised the
amount of the society's investments to 4,6301. Is. The
financial statement showed that the annual subscriptions
for the year amounted to 1,8.311. 95., and the donations and
life subscriptions to 4,6001. 13s. Bd.; the total receipts, in-
cluding the previous balance, &e., being 7,8321 Is. ; and,
after all the expenditure had been met, a balance of 6481.
Ws. sd. was left in hand. After some routine business had
been t fed, the election of 10 new pensioners was pro-
ceeded with

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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CASUALTY.
Astrologer (e.s.), tor Constantinople, his Put boa< beiat
too deeply ladeft.—Liverpool, Nov. 29.

ARM. IVED.

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AALtic.....- atpo Falmouth,
Gravesend, November
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Ay imas-at Gravesend, November 29, from .............. .. Ch .---
A UEOICA-at Gravowsid, November 29, from ..•, sesta
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Asivorra-at Liverpool, November 20, frost_ ............... , 1.,,a
Avesseous-at Liver Nov. 29, from._ ................ lidtigq,.
BOIIITA-at Li November 29, from ..........
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(:MAMAS-at Swansea, November 28, from .. 'lrs _ ............... wouteta
eltAla -at Portsmouth, November 25, from.. ......... . ... beta
Coco-at Grsvesend, Nov. 29, from .. ..... t. .. .............. him
CANADIAN-at Gravesend, November 29, Data .............. alf:,
Cattrrata--at Gravesend, November 29, from ......... ...Dom:,
CODDOLA--at Gronseand, November 29, from ..... • ..... Combs
coo.. maistaa_m Liverpool, November 21, from ...... Imre
Moves (s.s.)-at Liverpool, Nov. 28, from ..... ......... T tete DIADUIIta MID Was -at Liverpool, Nov. 29, from.,,Akt,',.., .
Doacrinaa -at Gravesend, November 29, from ........... au4;;Vr
Do -at patmotteb, November ZS, from .......... Itlo 1 •
F.aesanesorr-at Deal, November 23, from ................. ...pa,,at
Ewes -at Gravesend, Nov. 29, front -... .......... -Shaee n
Excepuoa-at Liverpool, November 29, from ..... ..........N • Vor
Erma Brave-at Liverpool, November 29, from, ..... N:a, t a
wk
FIANIMUI Plana -It Liverpool, Nov. 29, Dun ............ Nee Yak
nye- at Falmouth, November 23, from ................ Mareelles
roaresA-at Queenstown, Nov. 27, from ... _ ..... ......... P
a 0 arte ki,
010IANA-at Gravesend, November 29, treen..........- . . eon.
Gasm-at Falmouth, November 23, from ddemadm
Gunman-at Queenstown, November 27, from .......... _ cana,
Illimmus-et Liverpool, November 29, from, Asleseedris
HAWK AVGlarra -at Liverpool, November 29, from twat.,
Irmo-at Dartmouth, November 28, from . ............ (Mena
HAUT-at Falmouth, November 27, from ..... •••..
Houma GIaTAVI.-at Falmouth, November 25, from_ pap
Unsay DUNCAN-at Gravesend, November 29, from ....... Qum,
Domingo-at Gravesend, November 29, from ............. -.. kin
INDIAN CMIIV -at Gravesend, November 25, from .......mow,
Ina-at that, November 29, fromaa
lair Da Werra-at Gravesend, November 29, from
........wt..,
Jemr-at Liverpool, November 29, from ............
Lorer-off Liverpool, November 19, frost . 45hore. C'tm
Joan He ..... TO -at Liverpool, N0v.29, from.. St. GoaryeaN•il,
Jona HAM LTOII-off Liverpool, Nov. 29, from ....... hoe*
Lomond-at Gravesend, November 29, from .. - .... ... Beebe
Lesisersit-M Gravesend, November 29, from Gliatite
LA Deus-at Gravesend, November 29, from .._. .............. La
LlaIT or THE lIAIO.II-at MAL November 29. (TM. ...... mi. pa,
LA/WAPITI-Or Liverpool, November 29, from Celesta
Murcoiroes-st Liverpool, November 29, from St. steel:tem.., N.&
liallaAlD-at Liverpool, November 29, from Poileutoa
MKPAPII-at Liverpool, Nov. 29, front New Trek
lilownsess-at Liverpool, November 29, from Quebec
Hone-at Falmeutb, November 23, from Alexandra
Ilaisa-in Grave:tend, November 29, from kip
Itorim-at Gravesend, November 29, from Funs
fLiam-at Gravesend, November 29, from %laden
Ntowrosuram -at Graveeend, Nov. 29, from Mambo
MAITIRA-at Gflatelliti, November 25, from Simms
Nausea-at Liverpool. November 29, from New York
Nome lim.u-at Liverpool, Nov. 29, frtm A I,l4lldri
Gera-at Liverpool, November 29, from Claremsostadt
Ocumr--at Bristol, Nemniber 18, from limo-mil
Onsm.to-at Falmouth, November 23, frees LO Janeiro
PANTaaI,-at GrAvesend, November 28, nom nydnes
POLYPMA-at Gravesend, November 28, from Tartans
PALM-at Orevesend. November :9. from Cale°
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rfrfr.
from
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8100Cil
Patio C.am.-at Falmouth. November 25, from
Ran Samna-at Deal, November 28, from N. Toth
SesuArAnu-at Gravesend, November 29, from Trieste
Baum km-at Liverpool, Nov. 29, from Marseille
itttlaitt-at Gravesend, November 28, from Denim
Sates-at Gravesend, November 29, from hurls
111 A-at °ravaged. N0v.29, hum ...... Bikes
Samar-at Fs istol, Nov. 25, from St. John
..CAtinia

Mr—at Falmouth,' Novembei2B, from ‘ MONS
Brwrioao —at Deal, November 29, from Bt. Vlreeet
Tastaao—at Bristol, Nov. 28, from New York
'Nita ELVIS —at Falmouth, November 28, from Tamarac
Torso—at Gravesend, November 29, from P. U. Lima
Ymu—at Gemmed. Nov. 29, from Teteuira
Voutua—at Fill, November 2.1, from_ hems
Vuanst.ave—at Falmouth, Nov. 28, trail. hems
Nov. "

isieres—at Graverad, ...../. 19, from ABCON
VANOVAJW--at Liverpool, November 29, Irma New Vora
Waer—at Liverpool, November 29, from *lnca
Wieill—at Liverpool, November 29, from Chriatiaaradt
Car. Haar—at Gravesend, November 29, from Smyrna
War. CANT/MlS—at Gravesend, November 29, from.,,, Smyrna
Warcuswonn —at Gravesend, November 29, from Smyrna
WasissomiLaro—at Falmouth, November 29, from,,., .„ ~Baby
Terms Buns—at Pill, Nov. 28, from New York