The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-03 00:00:00

Opliatri, 6713 :06140„ C. td.; 1, la. tr=sh- re'
hog too, liiirmladhavo, 75., 1 p.—Ornberuste,
Lassauddre, Cheshire Argotic's, 11 p.—Birsnosalausk
—l2lrreingliaus, Ox. ord in-,41, 1. 1, p.—ROSIOII,
mingham. 12..., 11$. d.—Lhatbr.diee, Oxford, par,
19a. d.—lluddersfleld, Halifax, Bradford Co., 21 p
laud in., 204. Od. p.—N. Foatern, 2sa. d.—N. Wad
N. wow', 1 p.—shreasbory, Hereford- f d.—R
asathiLlo, 6d. d.—Trest Valley Midland Or
W. Cm, 3, Isla. ed. p.—Dutchl
1. mash Woe: Orleans, 1,273; Hs
ell. 713 60; %kazoo, 623; Bordeaux, 373; Arisf
barg,4o7 be ; Tours aid Nada, 303; Lyon, 330

COMMERCIAL AND MARK
PRODUCit —Mnrcurostnan. Sept 2.—Sugar erx
lads maly of Wag India said. The public sale
ailledva hzdes,lbsar add:, the one of white liar
I• eMO logo sod barrels of Brazil
ding nit Sir granny rd redoing purpo.o, ' • b
l'inglar" On to Ma; yaw owl grey Bahiß, 481
awl yaw ltio, 444. is its, •gm lots of sere fine
Welk as 57a. to 575. ed. Baba has bogie dull, end
dorlinl quality. - dem The CJs salsa plant
▪ aff wilk monmatelt War. awl prises are • sha
lids utile boo beano doll Mar Illoodeoace, and •
.Indus
rig, Meg logo room and ?,200 I
M ~r• wadi mg gime big week's In
bootwar,mpraroi to bo fen, owl thosorket cam
tbaN.laaar.-110gotro :MO logo, low quality
odd la mills sok at 11e. Id. to 21a, wltia were full
tit bay Malabar were offered, and add at 21 to
4. prima White brought in 41d. per lb.—Nutrne
sold at Is. 4d. to 'or. sd. ; middling Nr. to •'
: The public sale of-400 begs went,";
which ware very ful prima—Cotton continues in g
late advance; about 2,000 bales @dd.—Tallow Arm
new, 42.. old.—Tea remains dull without alteration
paid to lost week in Loudon, Lin•rpool, Bristol
Clyde, 23,003,8511 b; to the same period last yes
Tobacco : The brokers' report, just published, says,
last month has been very eansill, only about 500 hints
half of which sere good dark Kentucky leaf, at oho
For home trade a few purchases have been mad(
which latter price the finest psreetu of strips s
Virginia leaf and strips remain tolerably firm;
qualities is but smalL The supplies arc beginning;
with 546 hods., the with 800, and tht
hhds. from New Orleans..

COTlVN.—lrrsarom, Bar. 2. —The Kilts to.slai
2,300 cm speculation. No alteration in price,
00itt4.—Maas wruther continuest
crag harvest operations to a conclusion. The tone of
was firmer this morning, and the little English whi
rather more money than could have been obtainer
Free foreign wheat was also the turn dearer. Bondi
in demand for exportation to France, Rolland, and
absence of suitable qualities on Pale pre-rents twain
or three cargoes of fine 63 lb. Lincolnshire wheat hi
purchased within the last day or two for shipment
port on the east coast, at 48s. and 495. per quay
Barley in moderate supply, and its value is well
malting qualities being scarce, are saleable at 40s. t
The receipts of oats mince Monday consist almost c
This article was more saleable this morning, and in
advance of Gd. per quarter upon Monday's rates was
and peas maintained their value.

ALITAIA AINCE MONDAY INTO LeNTON.—Wheet, 1
quarters Foreign; Barley, 140 Quarters ;
English, 6870 quarters Foreign; Flour, 1120 fink&
Hea.t., Karr. I.—There has been a full supply of t
good quality, and in tine condition. The millers ha
wants at a decline of 26. to 3a. per quarter from
while old is not in so great demand, but prices b
variation. Very little Barley, Beans, or Pew alms
full prises paid. A good many new Oats offering, an
on lower terms, say about 12d. to 12 per stone.
at last week's prices, but the demand not so brisk a
TIN CORM TRADE.- -SEPT I.—Since the comme
month the priors of Wheat have advanced about 11
' though the last week we have had a cheek to
Lemand, and samples of new have needed Is.
there is an increasing confidence that the prevent r
tamed, if n it exceeded, during the coming year.
pretty generally ascertained that the crops of r
erepiWbrat, taking the whole of the Unit
d y below an average ; and though in some
the Wheat crop will probably prove abundant, and
rally good, by far the greater part of the accounts
that the yield is by no means productive, but what 1
thing tended to give confidence to the holders of
and almost universal destruction which has taken t
gems, in the potato crop, from a similar disease to 1
is much more general the present se teen. The no
Europe are in many parts below an average,
reported to be abundant, wthe in the south of
so deficient that there is already such an
price of bread, as to produce cenaiderable
the people, and there is an extensive sale in 1
and Black Sea ports for that country, at high 1.4
what they were some months ago: though the qu
packet from America are low for wheat and flour,
states the crop of th- former is reported as good, ,
ll;y of any permanent reduction upon our present
not be surpri-ed. before next summer, to see th
point than they have done for acme years previou
cipatc a tolerably liberal supply of new from can
weeks to come, prerims to the commencement c
The barley crop, except on the very light and
better than was expected, and has mostly been se
—Oata, with few exceptions, short in quantity, a
lity.—Bans are found to yield from the straw rat
suppored, the quality is very fine, and they hare
per quarter.—Vetches and clover-seed prove a rrr.
also promise rather more than calculated for, but
rior.—We are of opinion that the late line wrath
potato rot."—From Mews. 13turge's .Vonfh/y Cirri
AMERICAN FLOUR.—A vessel called the Rom
from Alexandria (Maryland, U.S.), has brought al
Muting of the ante number of 7,100 barrels of don
eel, named the Archelaus, arrived hom New Orlau
had on board 4,414 barrels of the same dancription
Lion to a variety of other American produce.
CATTLE.—lsaias, suer. 2.--There was but a arn
at the fair this morning. though they were of ratio
and, in consequence, readily found customers.
supply of sheep and lambs, but a considerable nu
away unsold. Beef, Ga. 3d. to be. 3d. per stone; 3
and lambs from IS.. to 235. per head.
PORTUGUESE ONIONS.—A vessel, arrived at
adjoining the Custom-house, from Oporto, hoe bn
xixting entirely or 0ni0n..., competing. consigned I
the large number of 800 boxes of this description
production of Portugal.
COALS.—flept. 2. Ships, 64; Sold
mums sem
Males Min las Id Walls E. Brack
Davison% N Walls End Fat
Holywell Main llls gd Walls End Lac

SHIPP!N
DOW.

1 INTELLIGEM
.521- NUL

Dublin 1 Flanders 0
Waterford
Dcmagbadee
Cluernere k Jas. 0 t n 0
ilf.mbuig 0 0 India via South- C
I Holland 0 tampion 0 0
GRAVEMEND, Sari EV IIF.It 2.—Arrived: Laurel,
Penweerance, from Windau; Martin, from Stet
Petersburgh ; Henry and Jane, from Riga; Sprig
dam; Comet, from Bunemburg; Jane, frocn Dun
Isabella, from the Baltic. Sailed Joven Vicinta,
pool, for Bilboa ; Acadia, for Halifax ; Wanner I
)amen, for Gibraltar; Persevernace, for Leer; V
Marlborough, for Calcutta; London, for liarnbut
St. John's; Eufrasia, for Trieste; Northani, for
think Ibr Port Philip.
Lifenswoor Sept. 2.—Arrired the Walton, he
ilnier hon.; Quebec ; Bridget, (ruin Liebon ;
Am Medan; Hope, from Managua; Vigilant, I
from Port Cabello; Wilson, from Montreal
hr Maguaguadrium ; Tearer, for Montreal ; St. I
Brasil; Pe Zirillinge, for Memel; Magnificent,
Fidelia, for New York; Princess Alice, for Quehc
lon, fur Kt. Stephen's, New Brunswick ; Britannia
A Rum Smnica ow Lionr.smo.—Fora
W been received at Llord'e, reporting a web
French ship Cecilia, which had put in to the Mae
June last, almost a wreck, from the effects of hp
lons of four men. 'The cowl, eight days previoue
fearful tempest of lightning and thunder In the h
was struck by the electric fluid, occasioning eerie
part of the ship, to such an extent, in fart, that
would immediarely founder, it having peened the
or apparently exploded in the hold. For a mor
',hip appeared in a blare of vivid light, and every
as if the ship had struck on a rock. The poor se:
lives were standing forward, close to the chain.,
dreadfully ; when found, their clothes were on t
of the ship would occupy nearly a month, before a
for Ks.

Want= or AN ANCVCAX EMIT INDIA To.,
arrived communicating intelligence of the tot
American Eact India trader the Gentoo, Comma
belonging to Bovton, with a cargo of indigo, salt]
occurred on the night of the 29th of last April,
Stray's Bay, on the same spot where the Duke
Indianan was wrecked a few years since. The
was boisterous, the wind blowing almost a gale
raining heavily. She struck at about ten o'clock,
such violence as to CSIT, away a large portion
water rushing into the hold she fell over on her I
quickly became a complete wreck. With the awe
wager, her two children, and servant maid (mu
all on board wore saved, amounting in number to
third of who.. were passengers. The unfortuna,
deco were lost by one of the boats swamping
lowered into it. The seamen strove to saNe th
swept them beyond human reach. The a reel
burden. She was bound to Boston from Ca
reported to be upwards of 23,000 f.

[Advertisement)—LlVEß, STOMAC
COMPLAINT% maim [Advertisement.}—LIVER,
- In
weather, the food on the stomach frequently feet
bowel oomplauds, which are at all time/dangerous
persona. When the liver is out of order it induce
sensetions, the forenumens of direful diseases,
paralytic strokes, Ste. Such and other baneful e
mediately prevented by a few doses of these search
speedily and surely banish disease when the sente
its direct influence. Persona at the tarn of Wei
• period take Holloway's Pills, which are sold by
the proprietor's establishment, 244, Strand, Lend