The Express.
London, England, 1847-10-18 00:00:00

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ANDOVER, Oct. 18.-Wheat dull. For the best seed eam•
pies, 645. per qr. was given, goad red making 603. ; grinding
sample., 565.; poor, titts. to 525. ' • the inferior wheat was is
per qr. lower. Flour, from 425. to 455. per sack. Barley
not as beak as last weak, being abort the top pare;
heavy grinding, 3455. to 3415. ; inferior qualities, 335. to 345.
Some new Malt was shown, for which 64,. was asked; best
last years, 68s. to 701. Beans of prime quality very scarce.
White boiling Peas, 525. per qr. ; Maple, 463. ; grey, 455. to
48s. per qr. Oats would be bought on easier terms.
AYLReDURY, Oct. 16.-The market was still depressed;
and even at a decline of 3s. to 4s. pet qr., but few sales were
effected. Wheat, 48s. to 601. per qr. Beans, old, 545. to
; new, 4ls. Barley, 301. to 335. Oats, 245. to 343.
Vetches, 566. to 645.
Barn, Oct. 16.-At this day's market Wheat met with a
dull sale, at from ls. to 2s. per qr. decline. Barley was in
better supply, and sold at a reduction of from 2s. to 34. per
qr. Oats, Beans, and Peas the same as last week. Wheat,
SU, to 565. Burley, malting, 35e. to 38s. Oats, 245. to 28e.
Beans, old, 566. to 58..; new, 50s. Peas, boilers, 663.;
pig, 48.5.
BEDFORD, Oct. 9. -The quantity of Wheat on offer was
more than the demand required, and lower prices had to be
accepted, and a good deal left over unsold at the close of the
market. More inquiry for all descriptions of Barley, at
prices something higher than last week. A licelier demand
for Oats at last week's rates. Beetle steady at full prices.
Peas nominally the same as last quoted. Wheat, 281. to
Ha Be ins, 335. to 365. per load of 5 bushels. Barley, 325.
to 376. Oats, 21s. to 363, per imperial qr. Averages for the
week ending Oct. 9 Wheat, 3.55 qrs., 51s. Old. ; Barley,
1931 qrs., 32+. lid.; Oats, 48 qrs., 335. 211.; Beans, 174 qrs.,
545. 1/1. ; Pen, 31 qrs., 48s.
BOSTON, Oct. 16.-We have a very dull Wheat trade
to-day; rather lower prices were obliged to be taken to effect
sales. 014 add Brans same as Wednesday. Wheat, red.
48s. to 535.; white, 505. to Ms.; fine and seed higher. Oats,
20s. to 255. Beans, new, 44a. to 483. ; old, 534. to 555. per
qr. to the wrower.
CANTEREt HY, OCT 16.-The supply of Corn was only
moderate ; the condition not good, and farmers asking more
money; little business was done; prices rather lower. Brawn
Wheat, new, 435. to 51s. ; white, new, 50s. to 665. Barley,
30e, to Hs. Oats 20s. 6d. to 26,. Beans, 341. Pets, 41s.
CARLIsLE, Oct:. 16.-The supply of Wheat, Oats, and
Barley was good, which met with a brisk demand, at about
6d. per bushel advance. Wheat, white. new. 234. to 2.55.;
old, 235. to 25e. ; red, new, 225. to 23a. ; old, 22.. to 23a.
Barley, new, 13s. to 14s. ; old, 13s. to 14s. Potato Oats,
9s. Gil. to 103. 6d.; common, 9s. to 9s. 64.; Rye, 18s. to
19.. Flour, per stone, 21. 4d. to 2s. 6d. Oatmeal, 23.
Ryemeal, Is. Bd. Barley, Is. Rd.
CHELMSFORD, Oct. 15.-There was a fir suyply of
Wheat at market this day, hut, the demand being slow, prices
receded 2s. to 3s. per qr. Irons this day week. Barley,
Beans, and Peas hilly maintained late prices. Fine white
Wheat made 575. to 48r. ; and red, 52.. to 515. per qr.
Barley, 345. to 344, Beans, .17s. to 403. per qr.
Coecitss•rea, Oct. 16.-The growers having generally
brought to market last week what Wheat they had remain.
ing thrashed before beginning autumn sowing, the supply to-
day is hut moderate, very much less than last week, and
may be expected to lee small fora few weeks, especially as
the price of Barley is inviting. Some considerable portion
of the Wheat on offer at the markets round here is now of
very inferior condition, and sell. slowly at irregular rates.
On the whole, purchases could not be made so advantagely
as on this day se'nniglit. Our quotation, include both ex-
' teems in the prices current to the farmers: Wheat, red,
new, 46e. to 055.; white, 543. to 625. Barley, 325. to 361.
Kampen Beans, 37.. to 395. Tick and Ilavow, 1.93. to 4,55.
GLOUCESTER, Oct. 16.-During the week there has been
a fair supply of English Wheat, for which there was little
inquiry, and, to effect sales, holders have had to submit to a
decline of Is. to 2s. per qr. The few transactions reported in
foreign are at rather lower prices. Barley, Beans, and Oats !
remain without change in value, with a fair csnsumpeiee de- '
mead. At our market this day the supply of English Wheat
was large, and the trade dull, both for English and foreign, 1,
at ls. to Is. per qr. decline. Spring Corn firm, and malting
Barley Is. per qr. d . Oats and Beans find buyers for
consumption, at full prices. The currency of our market is as
follows : Wheat, English, white, per imperial bushel,
6s. 9d. to 7s. 3d. ; red, 6s. 9.1. to 7s. ; D.intaie (low to
high mixed), per 480 lbs. 75. 341. to 70. ; Polish,
Pomeranian, Stettin, Ga. lid. to 7s. ; Odessa Matianopoli,
soft, 6.. 3d. to 6s. ftd. ; Odessa Taganrog, hard, :Is. 941. to
69.3 d. Barley, English, grinding, per 3921bs , 275. to 28e. ;
malting, per imperial qr. Hs. to 375.; foreign, grinding,
275. to 28.. Beans, English, per imperial bushel, 6s. H.
to Gs. thl. ; foreign, Egyptian, per 6511b5. Tn. to ss. Id.;
French, Dutch, small tick, 59. fol. to ss. Bd. Oats, per
31216 e., Limerick. Wexford, end Enniscorthy, white, 20s.
to 275. ; Cork. Waterford, and Youghall, 255. to 265.;
Welsh, black, imp., 216. to Vs. ; Irish, per 3121b5.. 24,.
to 2451. Peas, breaers, per imp. bushel, English, 6e. 3d. to
Go. 64. ; grey and grinders, per &Vbs., English, ss. 6d. to
ss. Bd. ; foreign, ss. Gd. to ss. Bd. Indian Corn, per 6.141 b.,
45. 3d. to 4s. 6d. Flour, best second', English, 425. to 445.
Linseed Cnke, Dutch, per ton, 9/. to 101.; -French, 101. to
101.10 n. Imports for the week ending Ott. 15 : Wheat,
2,248 ; Barley, 293 ; Oats, 3,811; Beans, 3.
Gel LDFORD, Oct. 16.-The supply of Wheat continues to ,
be extremely large. There was not so much demand for
the best runs, which were 10e. to 1.5 e. per load cheoper.
The other sorts maintained their previous value; but a large
proportion of the ill-conditioned semples remained unsold.
Wheat, 101. to 161. ' • old. 131. to 16/. 101. Barley, 30s. to
363. Oita, 225. to 275. Beaus, 425. to 465. Peas, 425. to 442.
MANCHESTER, Oct.. 16.-The improvement noted in our
last report ban been lost during the week; the busiaess
done having been confined to retail tales fur the supply of
present wants, at gradually declining rates. At Liverpool
and Wakefield yesterday lower prices were submitted to

NORWICII, Oct. 16.—At our market to-day, which was
well attendtfi by the growers, and by them well supplied
with Wheat, pnces receded from ls. to 2s. per qr., the condi-
tion of which was tolerably good, and, although the millers
were needy, they purchased only for present purposes; and
some little business was transacted by the merchants at the
►educed rates. For Barley no alteration was experienced
en last week's rates. Oats, Beans, and Peas rather brisker,
sale, at lout week's prices. For Flour (fine households),
the demand was limited, and offered at Is. per sack of
280Ibs. reduction, without leading to many transactions.
Wheat, white, per 621b5., 58s. to 625. per qr.; red, 52e. to
.51s. Barley, malting, 33e. to 31s. ; grinding, 30.. to 324.
Oats, 24s to 295. Beans, 361. to 425. Peas, 365. Flour,
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PETERISOROUGII, Oct. 16.—We have a good supply of
Wheat to this day's market, and there is also more Oats and
Barley offering than of late. Wheat is in fair demand at a
decline of 2s. per qr. Barley ls. dearer. Beans fully main-
tain their price. The demand- for Oats is good, and late
rates are rather exceeded. Currency to the growers Wheat,
mew, 463. to 50s. Ler qr. ; fine, 545. ; old, 50s. to bit ; fine,
sfir. ; Barley. 3'2s. to 34e. ; tine, 305.; Oats, new, 20s. to
225. ; fine, 24,.; old, 28s. to 30e.; fine, 33a.; Beans, bit
to 565.

month's d
per stone.

37e.tio384.,stith on
• retail, 2.

PErwoant, Oct. IG.—The recent check to prices in Mark-
las• bu produced a dulaess in our neighbouring markets,
which prevented holders of Wheat from realising previous
rates, except for fine samples for seed, here to-day. :Slatting
Barley in good demand, at slightly advanced prices, espe-
cially for prime qualities. For Oats, Beans, and Peas, a
steady sale at former terms. White Wheat, 131.101. to 141. per
load ; red, 121. to 131. Barley, malting, 345. to 3.55. per qr. ;
grinding, 325. to 331.; Oats, 225. to 245. ; Beans, 445. to 461.;
Peas, 42.. to 445.

PnEarox Maairr, Oct 16. —The market was better
supplied than usual, and the fanners asked higher prices
than the previous week, which were ob•aiaed in many
instances: but towards the close a slight decline took plac,
in both Wheat and Meal. Bean. were 2s. per windle lower.
For other article. see the following quotation.: Wheat, per
windle, 2:5r. to 281. ; red, 23.. t 6•. Flour, per 2411 bi.,
38e. to 401. ; common, 31s. to 3.5.. 63.; second., 235. to 2','s
Otto, per 4.51 h.., 31. 6d. to 3s. 9.1. ()Ames), per 2401b5.,
325. to 34.. Beanr, per windle, 16s. 6d. to 10.. Potatoes,
per load, 71. to 161.

READING, Oct. 16.—Our supply of Wheat was net large,
but quite equal to the demand ; sales proceeded slowly, at a
decline of Wily Is. per qr., and the market dosed exceedingly
heavy at this reduction. A good supply of Barley ; the beet
quality sold at rates equal to last week ; but grinding parcels
met a dull sale at a decline of la. per qr. Beans, both old
old and new, were scarce, and met a good sale at fully last
week's prices. No alteration in Peas and Oats.
SIIMON WALDEN, Oct. 16.—Our Wheat market was,
upon the whole, rather dull, at 2s. per qr. lower than last
market day. Barley continues about the same, the qualities
differing; we quote from 30s. to 345. ; and perhaps sem.,
extra, Kee. per qr. Beans, 345. to 375. Oats, 251. 1 but
few at market.

SUNDERLAND, Oct. 16.-The weather is remarkably fine
for field work, and Potato gathering has commenced. The
crops are turning up very sound and tine, but the produce is
not large, owing to the very long drought. We had a small
supply ot? Wheat from the fanners to-clay, and no arrivals
coastwise or foreign ; yet sales were slowly effected, at about
the current ratio of last week, the millers firmly resisting any
advance in price. Our quotations remain unaltered. The
highest prices obtained for Wheat were 645. to 665. ; good
average qualities, 58s. to 625.; inferior parcel., 425. to 565.
There is a free demand for tine south country Wheats and
good foreign at these rates. Malting Barley is very slow
sale, the moister' expecting prices will rule lower. Barter is
offered et 32a to 365. Oats are in demand at 225. to N..
Beans, 46.. to 465. Grey Pew, 355. to 425. Flour of ell
kinds is to great demand; south country is charged 4.55. to
465. ; home-made, 445. to 455., per lack ; American, 301. to
i 321. per barrel. Indian Meal, I4s. te 15s.
WARMINSTER, Oct. 16-A large quantity of Wheat
pitched, fur which sates were dull ; the very best white end
red may be quoted as last week ; every other description
lower by la. per sack. Barley in better supply ; a con-
siderable quantity bought for malting; best makin3 40". per
qr. ; second, 365.; moderate, 34.. to sse. Malt, old, nomi-
nally at Bs. to Bs. 6d. per bushel ; new scarcely in. Oats
not so plentiful as they have been; the prices remain u
before. Beans particularly truce; those for sale were fully
as dear. White Peu also dear; grey about the same. Rye
at 21s. per tack. Winter Tares not so much asked fur; new,
it. Gd. to is. 9d. per bushel ; old, Gs. 9d. to 74.
Weseuestest, Oct. 16.-Some samples of choice white
and red Wheats were up to last week's quotation, while
other sorts with difficulty made the same. Trade was brisk
in Barley, at Is. per qr. less money; the finest malting
samples made 38s. to 395. per qr. ; some very fair wimples,
365. Oats, of best and sweetest qualities, wire worth quite
as much as last week, while indifferent lots barely main-
toed those quotations. For best, old, foreign Beans, 00s.
per qr. was asked ; good now, 545; inferior, 50.. All descrip-
tions very scarce. Bret l'eas, white, 545. per qr. ; common,
50s. ; grey end maple, 46s- to 48s. liye in good demand, at
205.. to 215, per qr.

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WISPECH, Oct. 16.—At this day's market we have had a
good supply of Wheat. The trade is lees
i lively, and Is. per
ss
qr. cheaper; but at this decline a great busines done in all
the best qualities, whilst the inferior and out-of-ronditioned
lots meet with little attention. Oats come slowly to hand,
and are ready sale at former rates. A few new Beans offered,
prices 445. to 464. per qr., as in condition. Prices to the
grower:—Wheat, fine new, white, 621 b. to 6316. imp. 565.
per qr. of 36 stones ; good runs, 611 b. to 621 b., 545. ; fine,
new red, 621 b, to 631 b., 635. ; good runs, 611 b. to 621 b., 615.;
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tine old red, 6211,. to 631 b. 645. Oats, fine new meeting,
12d. per stone.; good new feed, Ild. to llid. Beans, none
offering.
WOUCERTER, Oct. 16.—We had a tolerable supply of
English Wheats at our market to-day; but, as millers and
dealers pressed for a reduction in price, a few lots only ex-
changed hands at the following priors:—red, per bog of
flat, 101 b., 205.; white, 210. Barley, malting, 4a. 6,1 to Se.
I per imp. bushel; grinding, 27a. to 300. per qr. (3921b5.)

NEW RY, OCT. 15.-Tbe prices of grain, &c., have again re-
ceded
• little, the supplies being rather large at yesterday's
market. White Wheat sold at 10e. 3d. to 10s. 9d. per cwt.,
and red at 9s. 61 to 10s. 3d. Barley may be quoted at
per cwt. for prime qualities. Oats sold at 91d. to 101 d. per
stone. Flour remains as last quoted, viz., at the Newry
mills, firser, 184. per cwt. ; seconds, 16s. ; thirds, 145.; and
fourths, 12s. American sells at 301. per barrel. Indian Corn
Meal, however, is 3d. higher, the price being 9s 3d. per ewt.
Oatmeal, machine-manutactured, remains at 13s. per cwt. ;
and country sells at 12s. 2d. to 13s.
WATERFORD, Oct. 16.-During the past week we have
had a slight increase in our supplies of grain from the coon-
try ; but from abroad they have been trifling. The trade
generally had been characterised by great dulness, and
nearly all kinds of grain, aa well as Flour, have been sold
below the currency of this day se'nnight. At this morniyg's
market, the delivery of Wheat is liberal, and to effect sales
farmers are obliged to submit to a reduction of Is. to Is. 6d.
per barrel from the prices of Saturday last. Barley and
Oats, being in moderate supply, find buyers at late rates.
Indian Corn mum be again quoted cheaper by Is. to Is. 6d.
per barrel ; even at this decline the demand is not brisk.
For Meal there is • fair retail sale at the quotations
of last week. The better qualities of Flour are offered
at • reduction of Is. to 2s. per sack, without meeting
attention ; but the coarser sorts are readily bought
at full prices. Present prices of Grain, Flour, &C.
Wheat, millers', undried, per 20.1., 275. to 28s. 6d.; shipping,
245. to 26e. Barley, malting, per 16 stone, 15c. to 16s. ;
grinding, 13e. to 14s. Oats, white, per 14 stone, 12s.
to 13A. ; black, lls. 3d. to 1 Is. 6d. Prepared ; Wheat,
millers', per 20 stone, 301. to 31s. ; shipping, 275. to
295. Barley, malting, per 16 stone, 16s. to 17e. &I.;
grinding, 140. to 15s. bd. Oats, white, per 14 stone, 13s. to
14s. ; black, 12s. to 12s. 6d. Flour, superfine, per sock, 41s.
to 435. ' • seconds, 385. to 405.; thirds, 265. to 30.. ; fourths,
235. to 255. American, per barrel, 275. to 28s. Indian
Corn, Danube, per 20 stone. 21s 6d. to 225. ; American,
I yellow and red,l2os. 6d. to 21s. ; Spanish and Portuguese,
120.. to 20s. 6d.; white, 205.; damaged, for cattle,
15s. to 18s. Indian Corn Meal, per cwt 9s. 6d. to 10e.
Oatmeal, per cwt., 14s. to 15s. Rye Meal, per cwt., Fa.
to Its. Bran, per 6 stone, ss. Imports this week, exclusive
of arrivals at Boas: Wheat, 500 qrs. ; Indian Corn, 3,260
qrs. : Flour, 35 barrels.
KleekAtnv, Oct. 16.-The weather during the week has
been favourable for Wheat-sowing, which now generally oc-
cupies the attention of our farmers. At our country markets
this week we have still to report very moderate supplies of
all kinds of grain. Wheat sold slowly at last week's prices.'
Barley and Oats both in quick demand, at about Is. per qr.
advance. To-day the supply of Wheat was fair, which sold
slowly, at last week's rates. Barley and Oats in short sup-
ply ; both sold readily, at 6d. to Is. perqr. advance. Wheat,
old, 545. to 665. per qr.. new, 50s. to 70e. Barley, new,
Vs. to 35.. Oats, new, 'AU. to 29.. Oatmeal, per bag of
2801 h., 36e. to 38s.

MALTA, Ocr. 7.—Our sales are principally for con•
sumptior. Asoff bard wheat, 395. toles.; Odessa, 355, to be. ed. :
Danube, 30s. to 355. ; Turkey, 30s. ed. to 335. ed.; Odessa and Ara(
soft do., 308. to 354. ; Rowel* 2.55. to 264.6 d. ; Egypt, white 245. ed.
to 254.; do., red, 200. to 21a per qr. Barley, Iss. to 17s. Indian cora,
14, to 164. W. Bran, Dew, 255. to 21h. perqr. We have in deposit
34,200 ore, and 1,500 qrs. in port. Several reseals are here seeking
for freight. The highest now offered is 6.. 3d. for London. Borne
cargoes of Barletta wheat are daily expected here they will sell well,
as the &Weirs wheat is known to be superior to the very best Asotf.
ODESBA, SEPT. 22.-Bince the departure of the last
steamer, little or nothing has been doe is A few days ago •
' quantity of Polish soft wheat, yellow, w frig stout 10 pandas, sold
for 20 rouble.; fortnight age it fetched 22 roubles. We hare no
disposable vessels. Some hundred vessels are loading in the Bomb.
Ft eights to Manville. are 4 to 41 f.
OALATZ, SEPT. 18.—Up to the present moment we ore in
an agony of sospenne as to the fate of those houses to whom we have
consigned our corn. We heard yesterday of • failure In Genoa to the
amount of six millions of francs. One acme first bounce here
yeoterday. The place appears in mourning. Ilany vessel=
arrived, mostly F.nglish; some 70 are disposable; this has loweredthe
freights. For England 168.10 offered ; and for Marseilles, 4f. Ilard
wheat in 125 to 130; Raft, ISO to 140; Indian corn, 95 to 102; barley,
50. Bone of the new honest is yet sold, by government order, which
declares any sale made before the end of September to be null
and void.
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§74lnxs, Sart% 213.—Here prices are still the same.
I Raisins of Aidin, red, are from 75 to 90 pica; the black, from 33 to
331. Nome sales of utast and burley have been effected ; wheat at
20 p. tht kilo, for 5,000 kilos; burley at 10, for 15,000 hike. Ex-
change on London, 109 p She pound sterling.
ALEXANDRIA, SEPT. 211.—Corn. OUT COMUIPTCII is in a
perfect state of stagnation, by reason of the accounts from
Nothing is doh.; everybody is afraid to purchase; with Re excel,
lion of beans, prices are nominal. Wheat is S 5 to 58 p. ; beans, .50 to
53 ; burley, 32 to i 8 fedi. corn, 30 to 32 the ardeb, of Eve English
b.bels nearly. Cotton keeps up, but nothing doing: It is hoes 220
to 200 p. Freights have f.dlen ; to England, Pa per qr. ; to France,
31 francs, for grain. Exchange on London, 274 pins the pound
sterling.

LEICF.STEL—WooIs remained without alteration.
LIVEILPOOL, Oct. 16.—There has been nothing going for-
ward this week of any moment in foreign Wool, excepting a
public sale of East India, which brought satisfactory priors.
Notwithstanding the dull state of the market, prices con-
tinue very firm. We have had some inquiry for Alpaca, but
nothing has been done of any moment. Scotch continues as
dull as ever, and prices an quite nominal. Imports for the
week ending Oct. 9 : —Foreign, 4,193; previously, 61,616;
total. 08,309. Scotch, 966 ; previously, 11,290 ; total,
12,236.
NEW Yoaa, Sept. 30.—The active demand noticed in our
last report continues, and the tales of the last ten days have
been about 30,0001 b., principally quarter to three-quarter
blood fleece, at prices ranging from 30 cents to 40 cents.
Fine Saxony fleece is not so brisk. Smyrna, which is the
only foreign in the market, remains dull of sale.

CATTLE, Ac. SMITHFIELD, Tied eCkm.k.
The supply of Beasts is shorter than we have lately had it
the non-arrival of some Dutch Beasts partly accounts for
Oils. The best qualities are scarce, and meet with a ready
sale, at fully 2d. per Sibs. advance, and in some instances
rather more. The number of Sheep is also considerably
less, but the demand is very limited. Some of the choicest
Gowns are sold quite as deer as on Friday, and the best leng-
Wools meet with a brisk sale; but trade is unusually dull
for half-heeds. The town being full of middling meat it is
very difficult to dispose of second-rate Beasts and Sheep,
and several of this description remain unsold. There are
hut few Calves on offer ; trade is brisk, at advanced prices.
Trade is dull for Pigs, the weather being much against it.
From Holland and Germany we have 444 Beasts, 1,730
Sheep, and 23 Calvet.
Per ..one of WM. ad. 4. d. Per game of 811.,. P. d. ad.
Rat Poole, Herefords.. 4 4 8 Beat In 4. k Fh. 0 0 0 0
Best ahort.homs ...... 4 4 6 Bea Long a. 4 0 1 8
Sooond quality Beata— 3 3 6 Do. do. 61.6 m UU 0
.. 4 410 E.. and ...toad guild) 46 4 4
Pip ......... ........ . 4 b 0 Do. do. nom Ol3 s 0
Red Daa a 11811.18 s b b 6 Lunlw
Hews at maraca 3173: Sheep and Lando, 23,050 : Calve. 142: Pi .•.

MAIDSTONE, Oct. 17.—This morning was the last fair for
Cattle and Horses this year. It being the commencement
of the week the attendance of farmers, tradesmen, and others
were very numerous. A good display of Beasts was
exhibited, and some few seen of very inferior description,
but business was not of that lively description that was
experienced last June. Although prices maintained for some
time early in the morning their upward tendency, they were
inclined to reduction shortly afterwards.

far Saturday's Markets see last page.

SHIPPING.

MAILS AIRIVID.—DubIin, i ; CV aterford, .5; DenagLadt e,
2; French, 2; Flanders, 2; Guernsey and Jersey, 1; Rol-
land, I.

ar;f:oo,r, Oct. 18. Wind this day at noon, S.S.W.,
light airs and cloudy weather.
DEAL, Oct. 16.—E.5.E.-170, S.W. to S.S.W.; p.m.,
E.S.E., thick fog. Arrived : Prince Albert, and ApAline,
Jamaica; Tropic, Sydney; Kyrie, Monte Video; William
and Alfred, Demerara; Kell:name, Trinidad; Ruby, St.
Kitt's ; Wm. Foster, Nassau; hlarion Jarn,lea ; Margaret,
Honduras; Nereid, New Orleses ; f.ady Falkland. SAVIOR-
nab. Arrived from the river : Alice Tarlton, and Isabella,
Boston._

OFF Dovert, Oct. 16.—Amazon, St. John's, \.B.
SHORENAM, Oct. : Lady Caroline, St
John's, N.B.

PLTLoVTB, Oct, 17.—E.—Arrived: Daniel Clark, Ja-
maica.

FALN101:711, Oct. 17.—E.—Arrived : British Merchar.t,
St. John's, N.B. Off Port: Heinrich, Santa Cnir, for Co-
penhagen.
OV 4, V'Oct. Oct 15.—The Portland, of and from Glasgow, far
' '
Liverpool, is very leaky, having struck on a slacken sock ; is
discharging.,
Bateroc.—Sailed : Nestor, Africa; Argo, St. John's,
N. 8.; Velocity, Newfoundland.
CLYDE, Oct. 16.—N.W.—Arrived Edward King. Que-
bec; Isabella Cooper, Trinidad ; William Penn, St. John's,
N.B. Sailed: Thalestris. Demerara; Tay, Callao.
ABERDEEN, Oct. 11.—The crew, arrived here, of the Ban
Accord, of Hull, and the Alfred, of Holiness, report the
Prince of Wales, of Hull, with 6 flab ; the Truelove, of
with 8 fish ; the St. Andrews, of this port, with 7 fish; and
en American ship, with 9 fish.
YARIIOI.-fli, OCt. 16.—1 t is supposed that a Russian vessel
ha been lost near here.