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The Express.
London, England, 1846-12-03

MILITARY.

ROYAL ARTILLIXT.—CoIoneI eharle ltbehley, of the Royal 'lon*
Artillery, stationed at Woolwich, ham by leave of the gallant Ilietter-
General of the Ordnanoe, been allowed to retire from the Ferrics
M,on full yety, after forty-four seam' honourable eervitude. Lieut.-CoL
atthew Louis In appointml to the Roy,' Mom Artillery, anti will in
the place Of Colonel Illnehley, retiove Colonel cll., in com-
mand at Portobello Inirrackii, Dublin.

AIIMb:STATION or Tilt liivai. lliamiaxs or Annus:Ky.—ln con-
sequence of the number of arrnpanies reqntred to relieve those on
foreign stations, a lame period of semi.* bu espinsi, some of them
buying been from Woolwich garrison sinoe 1839; it is lleter-
nth'. d to add two additional COMprlieft to each battalion.
augronnt the number of °dicers, % ix. : —Twenty Arm captaino, twenty
',rand culdaill.; twenty first lieutenant-c and twenty second lieu-
t. mints ; the latter reeeiving commissions from the }toys' Military
aderuy, in the Royal Amenil, where they arc now iguilyilur in
order to p!. their examination be:bre a lloord of Oaken, to receive
their promotion. This important augmentation will take plane in the
forthcoming quarter.
London, England, 1846-12-03

COLONIAL.

BRITISH NORTH AMERICA.—There is little
of general interest in our Canadian tiles. The judicious
resume of our Montreal correspondent enables us to dispense

with extracts.

NOVA SCOTIA.—MORE COLONIAL COPPER ORE.—
The Halifax Morning Post contains the followinF paragraph.
The Post does not say from what port the shipment took
place ; most probably from a Canadian one :—" The ship
West Indian, Capt. Rush, which sailed 4th Nov. for Eng-
land, carries the first shipment of copper ore from the mines
of the Quebec Mining Company on Lake Superior. A fur-
ther quantity wiR be shipped on board the Diruglas, Captain
Doaiglas, for the same destination."
NEW BRUNSWICK.—REVENUE.—The revenue of
New Brunswick, for the quarter ending 30th Sept., 1846,
amounted to 22,2811., showing a decrease of 2,612/., as
compared with the corresponding quarter of 1845.
London, England, 1846-12-03

CITY LECTURE THEATRE, Miltaa-street,
rimoury+qty,re.—A GRAND EYK.NINO CONCERT will take
fiee on MONDAY NEXT, Dec. 7, at the above Theatre. supported
the following distinguished Artidor : —Mime A. and Si. Williams,
• ss Thornton, Mire A. Hindi., Mr. Rafter, Mr. Leffler, Mr. T. Wile
ULIIV, Mr. J. D. Collet, and Mr. John Parry.—To commence at half-
past Eicht prods,. ely.—Boxes, 2s. ; Pit, la. bd.; Gallery, 19.
Mr. FieM has kindly given up the Tbeatro on this evening for the
above purpne. lie mill continue to give his F.ntertainment every
Monday and Wedneaday tlil further
ETHIOPIAN SERENAI)ERS.—ST. JAMES'S
TIiRATRE.—The celebrated Ethiopian Serenaders, Pell, Har-
rington, White, Stanwood, and tormsn, whose entertainments last
meson atthe et. James's Theatre were so eminently successful, and
whose recent performances in the PTOViIIOOII have been attended with
unexampled success, will have the honour of resuming their entertain.
meat
at the above theatre on TUESDAY EVENING, December 15,
and of continuing the same every Tuesday, Thuniday, and Saturday
evenings, during the Cbristrniur holidays.—Tlie Public is respectfully
cautioned that the Songs and Melodies, as sung by the above party at
the St. James's Theatre, are published only at. Mr. Mitchell's Library,
39, Old Bond-street. None others are authentic.
Nt. James's Theatre, December 1, IS t 6.
London, England, 1846-12-03

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Panic, effecting Ae,vronceo before 1, 1847, will 1
tattled to participate in the neat division of profits.
J. JONES, Actuaryond Secretary.

KATE\ G'S COUGH LOZENGES, a certain 1
Remedy foe all disorders of the pulmonary organs. In die.
cult, of bmitheng. in redundancy of tiblegm, in incipient consump-
tion uf which cough is the rood positive indication), they are of
unerring eiteacy. In adhin i am% in winter cough they have been
seldom known to fail. Keating's Cough Lozenges are free from every
deletevous ingredient ; they may therefore be taken at all times by
the mod delicate female and by the youngest child ; while the public
peal:yr and the profee-donal .inirrr will ttnd them invaluable in allay.
pw the he irsenew and irritation ineklental to vocal execution, and
eareguently a powerful auxiliary in the production of melodious
enunciition.

COlj of a Letter from COLONEL HAWKER t" the acelbJenorrn Author
oat Gant and Shooting).
Lonsporish Reuse, near Whitechurch, Hants, Oct. 21,1846.
Stit'—l cannot resist informing .yon of the extra-
uroinTy ace that that I have experienced by taking only a
few of year LOZENGES. I had a cough for seem' weeks r
that defied
&titbit had been preszribed for me ;and yet I got completely id of it
by taking about halfa small box of your Losenges, which I iind are
the oniv ones that relieve the cough without deranging the stomach
or digeitivcorgans.--1 am, Sir, your humble servant,
To Mr. Keating, Ste. P. HAWKER.
Er
and :•0111 in boxes, Is. ltd., and tins, 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., and
Ihs.6d. each, by Thomas Keating, chemist. &e., ip. 79, St. Paul's-
churchyard, London, and retail by all druggists and patent medicine
vendors in the kingdom. —•
London, England, 1846-10-31

THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 31, 1846.

sooner in than out again, and went down stairs, returning in
a short time with pens, ink, and paper, and she asked him
to whom he was going to write, but he said " never mind."
He went to the drawers, and she thought he was writing,
but upon her going towards the door she observed he was
bleeding from it wound in the throat. He hat}, inflicted it
with an old razor; the others she had taken into her own
possession. He had been served with a writ two months
ago, and on Tuesday last with a copy of a declaration, and
from that time he became much worse. He died almost in-
stantly, having divided all the principal vessels.—Mr. Lodge
and other witnesses having been examined, the former said
he had no doubt the serving of the copy of the declaration
made his mind much worse. Verdict: "Temporary In-
sanity."
London, England, 1846-10-31

CATTLE, &c.

CROYDON, OCT. 29.—Welsh and Scotch Runts,
4s. 2d. to 4s. 4d. ; Steers and Heifers, 4s. to 4s. 4d.; South-
down Wether Mutton, 58. 2d. to Si. 4d.; ditto, Ewo ditto,
4s. Gd. to Si.; Kents Wether Mutton, 48. 10d. to ss. 2d. ; do.
Ewe ditto, 48. 4d. to 4s. 13d.

LEEDS FAIR, OCT. 28.—We have had a very heavy
market for both Beasts and Sheep to-day, which were sold at
the following prices:—Beef, Ts. to is. 6d. per ldlbs. ; ?gut •
ton, 61cl. per lb. There being very few Lambs at market,
fetched 61d. per lb.

S.tI.FORD, OCT. 28.—We were largely supplied
with both Beasts and Sheep; both of prime quality;;
as the demand was not fully equal to the supply, buyers had
a alight advantage ; a number of inferior Beasts and Sheep
unsold. Beef, Sid. to titl. : Mutton, bid. to 60. per lb.

YoItK FORTNIGHT FAIR, OCT. 29,—We had a
good supply of fat Beasts, which sold readily at from Gs. 11.
to Go. 9d. per stone. A fair supply of fat Sheep sold at fi id.
to 7d. per lb. ; a good show of lean Sheep sold at good prices.
Also a good supply of lean Beasts, prices rather lower.
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I)trtarnia9, Our. 28.—The demand for all kinds of
Wintering' and fat Cattle was brisk. The number shown
was good, and the quality of many lots excellent. A lot of
Galloway Stirks, belonging to Mr. Irving, Boreland, sold at
nearly 9/. a head. 150 Cheviot Ewes sold at I/. to 1/. 2s.
Pigs are selling at from 2s. to 3s. each ; demand slow, even
at reduced prices.

EDINBURGU, Ocr. 28.—The number of Cattle
shown in the market to-day was more than on last market.
Sales were dull, and prices of anything had a downward
tendency. Top of best Becf, As.; current, 7.1 041. ; and down
to ss. Cid. per Dutch stone. A good few relnained unsold.
Our supply of Sheep was less than before. Sales exceedingly
dull, and prices Is. per head lower than last quotations. Top
of best Mutton, Sid. ; current, 50.; inferior, 30. to 4d.
per lb. A considerable number left over unsold. For
Mach Cows the demand was very dull, and the few sales
effected ranged from 81. to 151. 10s.
•

.11 PEnsiloaE FAIR was scarcely so well supplied
ith stock as is usual at this period of the year. Everything
was sold, and prices were good. Beef fetched from Ad. to
Gd., and mutton from G;(1. to 7d. Some capital Pigs, sold by
auction by Mr. Heming, fetched nearly 10s. a score. There
were a good many nags on offer, and we believe purchasers
were tolerably numerous.
London, England, 1846-10-31

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Fish Oils fully support their value; say 301. per ton naked,
for both Whale and
Tallow has met a good sale at 535. per cwt.
Linseed Cokes continue in fair demand, at steady rates.
Rape Cakes are more freely offering, and to be had on
lower terms.
Guano is unaltered in value, with but little doing in
sales.
Roues have been much enquired for, and have realised an
advance of 10s. per ton; fine quality having been sold at 958.
per ton.
ANTWERP, Oct. 29.-Ca/rec.-Prices are well
support, d. We have to report the sales of 2,2.50 bags St.
Domingo, at 23c. to 23.1 c. for consumption, and 400 bags
Java, ordinary to good ordinary, at 24c. to 241 c.
Sugar.-The late speculative demand having ceased, the
market has become very calm, and with the exception of a
few hundred boxes ofyellow Havana, which sold at previous
rates. No transactions have taken place.
Cotton is firm. Holders not being inclined to sell at pre-
sent prices. The transactions are confined to 350 bags Ante-
can, at 331 c. to 371 e.
Hides.-The demand is still very languid, and consequenly
the sales are trifling. 2,000 dry Buenos Ayres met with
a buyer, at 30e. to lie.
Pepper.-100 bags sold at 15c.
Tobacco is neglected, and the transactions are very trifling.
The last prices paid were 131 c. to 141 c. for Kentucky, and
60c. to 62c. for Havana.
HAMBURG, OCT. 27.-Sugar.-We have no altera-
tion to report. The following are the sales of the week :-
760 chests Pernambuco, at 41s. to sgs. ; 5,800 bags ditto, at
ss. to 51s. ; 1,200 boxes brown and yellow Havana, at 4:s. to
61s. ,•200 boxes white Havana, at 61s. to ids.
Coffee.-The market is quiet. Prices are rather lower.
5,000 bags Brazil, sold at 24.. to 4s. ; 1,800 bags Laguayra,
31s. to 4/s. ; 600 bags Domingo, Is. to 31s.
Cotton.-Our stock continues very small. Prices are Is.
to 11. higher. About 1,000 bales American changed hands.
Georgia fetched from 5,5. to 715.; New Orleans, 715.;
Mobile, 6.1 s ; 50 bales Surat were sold at. 45., and 50 bales
Madras, at 4ls.
Rice.-The demand is very animated, and prices are
rather higher.
Tobacco.-500 Serons Cuba sold at 71s. to 13:s. ; 400
ditto St. Domingo, 41s. to 71s.
London, England, 1846-10-31

CU_ stow.

---
WINDSOR, FainAv.—The Queen held a Privy
Council this afternoon at the Castle. It was attended by
H.R.H. Prince Albert, the Lord President, the Lord Chan-
cellor the Secretaries of State for the Home, Foreign, and
Colonial Departments, the President of the Board of Control
for the affairs of India, the Chancellor of the Duchy of Lan-
caster, the Chief Commissioner of the Woods and Forests,
the Postmaster-General, the Chief Secretary for Ireland, and
the Master of the Horse. Sir Thomas Wilde, Lord Chief
Justice of the Court of Common Pleas, was, by command of
the Queen, sworn of her Majesty's Most Honourable Privy
Council, and took his place at the board. Mr. Edward
Strutt was also sworn of her Majesty's Most Honourable
Privy Council, and took his place at the board. The Hon.
William Bathurst was the Clerk of the Council in waiting.
The Lord Chief Justice of the Common Pleas had
the honour to kiss hands on his appointment.
London, England, 1846-10-31

COMMERCIAL. AND MARKETS.

PRODUCE--Mnecnvo-Lasr, Oct. SO.—Sugar—Large public sales
have been brougot forward today, my 100 hhtls. Itarbadoes,
12,000 bags Mauritius, and 3,000 bags Bengal, all of which found
buyers, and went off briskly, Barbados 4 at Is. :Itivanee, Pia. to 535. ;
Mauritius, full prima to Get. advance, miming from ns. to 535. ; the
bock low and middling qualities. Bengal sold at a shade advance.
Refined, firm standard quality, &Gs. West India mot:lases steady at
the late advance. There has not been a public Kale of coffee to-day.
Cotton has been lees in demand than for some time past, and only 100
bairn sold, but prices remain unaltered. Tallow firm, 500. on the ',pot ;
495. Gd. to 49.. 94. from the scale; town, 525. fwd. Rough fat, h. 1014.
Tea—The public sales concluded to-day, and, like yesterday, they may
be said to have pawed over, as only 1,000 packages sold out of 11,000
offered. Spices remain without alteration. Saltpetre dull. British
Spirits advanced 6cl. per gallon at a lute hour today, and influenced
common Rums, which are held for rather higher prices : Proof Lees
wants, 2s, dd.; East Inglis, fine quality, 2s. Id. to 2s. 2d. proof.
Indigo remains steady. It fuss been decided at a meeting held by the
trade, that in future the first two quarterly sales of the year shall
take place in February and May, instead of January and April, and
London, England, 1846-10-31

TENDERS FOR LOANS.

Eiud Lancashire—For 3 or 3 years, at 41 per cent. per annum, paya-
ble half-yearly; Ly nn and Dereltam—Sums of not le,t than NUL, for
3or 3 years, at 5 per cent. per annum; North British—Sums of not
less than 3001., for 5 years, at 4 per cent., payabs half-yearly , Ulster
Sums of not less than 1,050 f , for 3,5, or ; years, at 4i per cent.
per annum.
CONTR ten.

Dublin and Belfast Junet&n;ind-iiviii Branch—Town-tables, &e.
Nov. 2 ; Irish Sotith-Eastem —Execution of Works, Nov. 3 ; York and
North Midland (East Riding Branches)—Stations and works, Nov. 5.
DIVIDENDS.
Aberdeen-4 per cent. per annum on calls paid up—Belfast and
County Down—l per cent per annum on calls till the opening of
the line ; Clarence—Half-year's dividend on the Government loan
shares, at 4 per cent., and ti percent. on first elm preferential shares,
Nov. 2 ; Funpotts and Hatebruck per cent. per annum; New-
castle and Berwick —5 per cent. on paid-up ; Newcastle and
Carlisle-2f. Iss. on the whole shares; Sale of Neath-5 per cent. per
annum on calls in advance.

Charleroi and Erquelines-2Lti.;e7 Cork, Block-rock, and Piange
—IL 3s. per share, due; Dublin and Belfast Junction (Navas
Branch)-21. 10s. per share, due; Eastern Countha York Eaten-
Mon) it, 10s., due; Ely and Iluntiugdon —St., November 2 ;
Fampoux and Haztbruck-21. due; Hudderstleld and Manchester
Railway and Canal-2!. on the 301. shares, Nor. 2 ; Irish
South-}astern—tl. 100. on the new shares, and It. on Wexford, Car-
low, and Dublin scrip, due; Italian and Austrian—lL, due ;
Lancaster and Carlisle, 31., November 2; Leeds and —3l. due; Midland Great Western of Ireland-21. 10s. Nov. 2 ;
Namur and Liege-2/. due; Newcastle and Berwick-51. due;
Newmarket and Chesterford ti,‘. due ; Newry and Warren-
point-31. due; Richmond—S!. due; Sambre and Meuse-21. due;
Scottish Central-101. due; Scottish Midland Junction—M. 10s. due;
Sheffield and Lincolnshire Junction-11. ss. duo; Waterford and
Kilkenny-31. due; York and Newcastle —4/. on new extension
shares, due.
London, England, 1846-10-31

DEPOSITS RETURNED.

Boston. Newark, and Sheffield -10 s. per share ; Caledonian Exten-
sion-11. 15s, per share; Clitheroe Junction—Balance of deposits,
after deducting Iris. 6d. per share; Dartmouth, Briaham, Torbay
and Exeter-2s. Gd. per share, Nov. 2; Dublin, Armagh, and Inland
Deposit, less expenses; Enniskillen and Slign-12s. ad. per share;
Glasgow and Belfast-21. 10s. per share; Ipswich, Norwich, and Yar-
mouth—Final dividend of is. per share; London and Oxford-2s.
per share; Manchester and Southampton-15s. per share; Midland
and Eastern Counties Junction-10s. per share; Perth and Inverness
—ll. 10s. per share ; Staffordshire and Shropshire Junetion-12s. 6cL
per share ; Templemore and Nenigh-151. 9d. per share ; Warwick-
shire and London—Full deposit.
SIGNATURE OP PAR]

CARY CONTIWT..

Derbyshire, Staffordshire, and Worcestershire Junction—Now in
came of signature at the company's °Moms, 4, Queen-square, West-
minster.

BOOKS CLOSED.
London, England, 1846-10-31

All the yeir delivering .
January to March delivering.
HAY.

49, 3 .

SmrrrrFlELD, Two o'clork.—Messrs. Cooper and
Davis, nay and Straw Salesmen, report the trade rather
dull, at following prices :
Prime Mcadow iais to 7fis Clover groi to Iro4
Inf ior ditto
Rowen 42s to to
London, England, 1846-10-31

COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET A: CITY INTELLIGENCE.
The Bank of England averages for the week ending
the 24th instant, show the following differences as compared
with the returns for the week preceding. In the depart-
ment of issue the circulation out was leas by 304,4001. ; the
average of the week being 28,437,24.31. The circulation
active, or notes absolutely out of the Bank, was
less by 51,8851. . • the average being 21,279,890/. Public
deposits were in decrease by 43.5,5231., the average being
reduced to 4.870,7371. Other deposits less by 328,8331. • the
average 8,755,4411. Government Securities in the banking
department the same. Other securities less 569,2291.; the
average, 12,219,7101. Coin and billion less 249,1421.; the
average held being 14,893,906/. In seven-day and other
Willi an increase of 41,558/. may be note.l ; and in the Rest,
of 3,312/.
London, England, 1846-10-31

HOPS.

BOROUGH M 111KET, Two o'clock.—Messrs. Patten-
den and Smith, Hop factors, report that there is no alter-
arion in market or prices since yesterday.
Mid sad East Kents, from per Cwt.Xs Os. to EG 105.
Weald et Keats 4 4 to 5 0
Sussex, from
Farnham
Yearling Kent,
Tertrling Omen 0 3 3 to 4 4
Okl Bops „ 2 0 to 4 0
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Sot HAMPTON, Oar. 30.—For the best Farnhams,
8 guineas per cwt. is asked; best Keats, from 6 to 7 guinens
do. ; Hampshire Country do., 7 guineas to 71. 10s. do.; infe-
rior, at 5/. to 61. do. Last year's, from 4/. to 5/, do.; best,
per lb., Is. Bd. ; second do., Is. 6d.; inferior, from 10d. to
Is. id. do. The demand 6...V1113 steady, and on the increase,
at prices full 20s. per en t. above the quoted prices of this day
month.
London, England, 1846-09-14

COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET & CITY LNTELLIGENCE.
Quarter to Three o'Cloek.—We are still with the
same dull stationary market in the funds. There has
scarcely been a variation in prices during the day. Consols
are quoted at the close, as at the opening. of business. 954 to
96 for money, and 96 to for time. Exchequer Bills, 10s.
to 14s. premium.
The intelligence from Mexico this morning, received per
the Caledonia through the United States, had some effect in
depressing Mexican bonds, which in the first place declined
to '25 on the confirmed intelligence of the revolution in
fav-onr of Santa Anna, and his departure from Havanna for
the Mexican toast. Before the conclusion of the market,
however, the bonds recovered to 251 to 4. Spanish were
rather firmer, the Fives at 264 to 7 ; the Threes, 381
to i ; Deferred, 17 to 4; Passive, 61 to 64. Por-
tuguese also improved slightly, and are now quoted
43 to 4. For other prices, see the list below. The
market was very quiet, and the dealers meetly occupied
in making up their books for the settlement of the account
in foreign stocks to•morrw.

EN6l.lal FUNDS.—
Rank gtock,
3 per Ct. Red.
3 per Cent. Consols, 35 6

PRlCER.—Tirerr o'CLoac.
Ditto for Acct., 96
31 per Cents,
Exchequer Bills, 100. to Hs.
FCNDS.

5 per Ct Austrian Bds
41 per Ct. Belgian Ads., 97 9
2/ per Cent ditto, 55 7
5 per Ct. Brazilian Ma., 88 90
3 per Cent New Braz.Bds., 8' 9
6 per Ct. Buenos Ayres Ma, 42 4
9 per Ct. Milian 8da.,101. S
6 per Cent Columb. def. Bda,
Columbian Equeor Bch, 31 I
3 per Ct. Dath Bch., 88 90
21 per Ct. Dutch Bdc 554 CO
4 per Cent. Dutch Ceria, 941 5

...
1 per Cent. Grenada Ida , 211
Grenada Deferred Bdo., 31 4
5 per Ct. Mexican, 251 1
6 per Cent. Peruvian Mn., 37 9
Pus Cow. Bda., 43 4
5 per Ct. Ruud= Bdit, 110 12
5 per Ct. Spanhib Bda, 261 7
3 per Cent t4panish 13d6, 361 1
Spanish Deferred Ma_ 17 4
Spanish Passiveßdti, 51 01
2 per Ct. Venezuela Ede., 42 4
Venezuela Deferred Bd., 124 13;
London, England, 1846-09-14

CATTLE.

SNIT7IFIELD, Twoo'clock.—We have an unusually
large supply of beasts to-day, but a great many are of mid-
dling quality; consequently the hest descriptions arc scarcely
any lower in price. Best Scots, &e., still readily make
4s. 211. ; and the hest Short Horns in most instances make
4s. Second-rate are difficult to dispose of, and several remain
untold. The numbers comprise about 650 from Holland,
240 from Lincolnshire, 1,800 Leicestershire, 80 Norfolk, and
about 1,450 from various parts of the country and the neigh-
bourhood of London. The supply of sheep does not increae
nor does the demand decrease, we have therefore no
difficulty in supporting late prices. A slight depression
was experienced on Friday, and was endeavoured
to be produced to-day ; but in very few, if any,
instances were lower prices submitted to. Limbs are still
in request at full prices for the time of year. The calf trade
is very dull, and 4s. Bd. is the extreme price for the choicest
qualities ;we have 05 from Holland. The trade for pigs
continues steady. We quote as folBlbs.lows :
(Pe )
Beat Rests, Herefords, &c. 4s to 40 2
net short Horns
second quality Beasts
(abet; 4 4 0
Pigs
Best Downs matt
Best Lonot-wools .4 4 11
Ewes and seeand quality 4 4 0
Lambs
Betsts at reamer, 4,131; Sheep sad lambs, 31,07 ; Calves, 182 ;
Pigs, 481.--41, West Penitheetd.

SHIPPING.
Kau Aaazvsn.-6 Dublin.
4 Waterford.
2 Donaghadee.
1 Guernsey and Jersey.
2 French.
I Flandere.
1 Holland.
1 Ham burgh.
LONDON, Sept. 14.—Wind this day at noon, N. Mode-
rate breezes, and cloudy.
DEAL, Sept. 13.—N.E., strong and squally. Arrived—
Ohio, Havanna, and sailed for Antwerp ; Ann South, Cuba ;
Monarch. central America; Marcie, Boston • Sovereign, St.
John's, N.B. ' • Egmont, Prince Edward's Island; Ocean and
Grampian, Quebec; Egbert, Canada; Europa. Ceylon.
Arrived from river and sailed 12th, Eleanor, Mauritius ;
Copy, Gambia. 13th—Lnuisa Maria, Batavia ; Diamond,
Prince Edward's Island ••Moozuffer, Bombay.
CLYDE, Sept. 12.—5. F.. Arrived—Campbell, Trinadad,
Colony, Montreal. Sailed, B—Curlew, Rio; 9, Earle.
quin, St. Thomas's; 10, Arvonia, New Orleans ; 12, Romulus
and Devon, St. John's, New Brunswick.
DOVER. Sept. 11.—Arrived—Sovereign, St. John's, Now
Brunswick.
Off BEACITY HEAD, Sept. 10.—Charles, Baltimore for
Rotterdam.
Pouysnotrrx, Sept. 12 and 13.—N.E. Arrived—Albion,
Calcutta ; Ocean, Montserrat; Vernon, London, from
Madras ; Eclipse, Madeira ; Louisa, Alicante ; E.M. teamer
Bulldog, from the eastward.
PLYNOUTR, Sept. 11.—The Loyalty, of and from Ply-
mouth, for Helton!, foundered ten miles S.E. of Torbay
yesterday morning—crew saved. 12.—Arrived, Success,
Calcutta; Brisk, St. Lucia. Off Port, 11th.—Sultana,
Sydney, N.S.W. ; Magnolia, Rio Grande. 12th.—Herald,
Moulmein ; Broderstow, Batavia, for Rotterdam.
- - Sept. 11.—The sloop Anna Maria, front
yesterday
London, England, 1846-09-14

' INTELLIGENCE.
THIS DAY. Four o'Clock.

'SH ASSOCIATION.

IF PRINCE ALBERT.

(BY EXPRESS.)

(MPTON, THIS DAY 12 o'CLoca.
nted from an early hour this morn-
mated scene, the streets and vessels
Mg decorated with flags and other
ing in anticipation of the expected
oyal Highness Prince Albert to
iation, for the purpose of attending
ions. At 11 o'clock the Prince de-
Fairy, which had conveyed him
mse, amidst the firing of a double
tom the Southampton Yacht
.tform, merry peals of bells from
Li the town, and the hearty
ge concourse of spectators. His
was received by the Mayor, Alder-
cil, Captain Ellice, Sir IL I. Mur-,
having been conducted to the Pier
is Worship (the Mayor) read the'

Ella Royal llighneas Prince Albert,
Emanuel, Duke of Saxe and Prince of
Gotha.

tux Royal Highness,—We, the Mayor,
urgesses of the ancient and loyal
non, beg respectfully to approach
Royal Highness, and to otter our
I congratulations on tile auspicious
of your Royal Highness to our town,
is honoured by receiving the British
advancement of Science, and that here,
ur Royal Highness has been pleased to
ace at its meeting the intemt which your
rail known to take in allthat tends to the
and to the general and permanent well-
ity. That your Royal Highness may long
,yment of uninterrupted health, and in
os of that patronage which your Royal
forded to objects of national utility and
at it may please Divine Providence long
racious Majesty to rule over her loyal and
13.(1 that the royal children may continue
lajesty, as well as to your Royal High-
end anxious pra)er.
his Royal Highness was pleased to

entlemeu—l return you my best thanks
It gives me great pleasure to revisit
occasion of this great scientific meeting.
hncss immediately proceeded in a
y four greys, accompanied by two
suite, and the Mayor, to visit
sns. The first visit was to see-
ttical and physical science), which
rby Sir J. -Herschel. Sir John in-
the chair in favour of his Royal
paid great attention to a paper
y," by Professor Phillips, which
a brief discussion. Lord Pal-
the room shortly after his Royal
party was on its way to the next
report left.

D STATES AND
MEXICO.

)F THE CALEDONIA.

is steanor, which reached Liver-
. have accounts from New York to
rom Boston to the let, and Halifax
The news from the United States
king, unimportant ; but that from
eat of war is of an exciting cha-

e learn that the revolution, which
tdalaxani, had spread, and that the
lruz had declared for Santa Anna.
to in the city of Mexico took place
Ind, apparently, there was nothing to
,pant return of Santa Anna, who
Vera Cruz on Bth August, but the
ty of the American squadron inter-
us reaching the shores of Mexico.
is impossible, as the revolution, as
makes no change in the relations
he United States. It is, however,
iderstanding has been come to be-
iment at Washington and Santa
of the sort is hinted at in the Ame-

favour of the ex-President appears to
ri the city of Mexico, subsequent to
'erodes, who left the capital for the
t July. Before leaving, he directed
to be issued against American
ports in the Gulf and in the Pacific
London, England, 1846-09-14

NEW ORLEANS, AUG. 22.—The accounts received since
have confirmed our wont fears upon the subject, and the
question is no longer whether or not the crop will be
short, but to what extent it will be diminished. Under
the influence of these causes, the increased animation I
noticed by as early in the week has been followed by a ,
continued demand, nearly sweeping the market bare of
the small amount offenng for ale, the transactions of
Wednesday and Thursday, embracing 713 bake, at a con-
siderable advance ors previous rates. These high figures
will probably bring forward several email lists in specula-
tors' hands, or withheld from sale under limits above our
late quotations, but the amount must be limited, and until
the uew crop comes freely in, we shall probably have but
few transactions to notice. We change our quotations, to
bring them as nearly as possible in conformity with recent
sales, but in the absence of stock they must be regarded to a
great extent as aosainal.
London, England, 1846-11-21

TALLOW.

By accounts received from St. Petersburg this day,
we learn that the weather was mild, and that 2,000 or 3,000
cwt. more would be shipped off than was previously expected.
The quantity is not material, but it has depressed the mar-
ket, and prices are :
Petersburg Y. C. on the spot ..... ......... 49a. td.
All the year delivering
January to March delivery
London, England, 1846-11-21

HOPS.

BOROUGH MARKET, Toro iCkvk.—Mepors. Patten-
den and Smith, Hop factors, report that the market re-
mains the same.
Mid and East Kona, from per Cwt.Es Oa. to £6 10a.
Weald of Kanto
4 0 to 6 0
gyms,trona
Foramina
Yearling Yenta
Twat Sara „ 5 0 ;to 4 0
~ 3 0 to 4 0

HAY.
SMITHFIELD, Two o'clock.—Meeers. Cooper and
Dasis, Hay and Straw Salesmen, report prices as follows :
Prime Meadow ... .... 704 to 748 Clover 655 to 93.
Second ditto Me to eft Straw 29a to 334
Inferior ditto 504 to 52.4
London, England, 1846-11-26

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Paper, Price Threepence.
EXPRESS
to the news in the Morning
of the HOME and FOREIGN
ch may arrive on the day.
as the benefit of the Foreign
enoe, and other costly charac-
P JournaL But the full and
EPORTS of the MONEY,
CE, CORN, CATTLE, and
the marking feature.
ews-agent will transmit THE
g a Post-office order at the rate
but should any difficulty arise,
to remit a Poet-office order for
o Mr. HENRY WALLBRIDGE,
1.
London, England, 1846-11-26

HAY.

SMITIIFIELD, Two o'clock:—Messrs. Cooper and
Davis, Hay ant Straw Salesmen, report prices as follows,
and the trade very dull :
Prime Meadow 7ss Clover Ms to 95.
Seconds 65s to 75n I Straw Ms to 32.
Inferior ditto .5.5s to Cos
London, England, 1846-11-26

ir_rhivrtoo.

MAILS.
Tho mails for Vigo Oporto, Lisbon, Madeira, Cadle, and Gibraltar,
veil be made up on the morning of the 27th November (to-morrow).
The malls for New South Wales, Van Diemen's Land, and New
Zealand will be made up on the evening of the 30th November.
The West India mails, excluding those for Mexico, Ilonduraa, and
the Havannah, will be made up on the morning of the 2nd December.
Thy overland mails far Gibraltar, Malta, Greece, the lonian Islands,
ElMen, Ceylon, India, Hong-Kong, and China, via Southampton,
wtlit made up nn the morning of the 3rd December.
The mails for British North America, Bermuda, and the United
States, will be made up on the eveniag of the 3d December.
The mails for the Brains, the River PLte, Monte Video, Pernam-
buco, Bahia. Madeira, and Buenos Ayres, will be dispatched on the
evening of the 4th December.
The overland closed malls, tis Marscilka, to the Mediterranean,
Egypt, Men, Ceylon, India, Kong Kong, &c., will be made up on the
evening of the 7th December.
London, England, 1846-11-26

ablitationo.

,CCOUNT OF THE ANTIPODES.
Is. post Bvo., with Twelre Plates from the
price 245., hnnik.omely bound in cloth,
and SCENES in AUSTRALIA
,ND being an Artist's Impressions of
he Antipodes. By Grown FRENCU Axuss,
th, Elder, and Co, 65, Cornhill.

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London, England, 1846-11-26

HOPS.

BonouGn MARKET, Two o'Clock.—Mesers. Patten-
den and Smith, Hop Factors, report that the market remains
firm at late prices.
Mid and East TAW, from per Cwt.Xs Os. to £6 10s.
Weald of Keats „ 4 0 to 5 0
Suesez,
Fermiufrm 5
1 6 lom ......... „„
to
to 4 10
0 Yeats, Keats
songs Sums- „ 3 0 to 4 0
Old HOpS 2 0 to 4 0
BASINGSTOKE, Nov. 25.—The beet Farnham! were
offered at 6 guineas, and inferior, at 51. 10s. per cwt. The
Hops that were grown around Farnham, better known as
country Hops, can be purchased at from 5/. to 6 guineas per
cwt. ; some even at a lees price than that.
London, England, 1846-11-26

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mated for such quality, but of which our holders will be
ready to avail themselves, as the stock of Wheat may still be
estimated here at 50,000 quarters. At our market this
morning we had a moderate show of Wheat from the
growers, and having less offering from the coast, sales, were
freely effected at an advance of fully Is. per quarter on
Saturday's rates. For Wisbeach red we made 655. and for
white, 675. 6d. per quarter, weighing 631 b. per bushel. In
Flour there was rather more dousg, but any advance yea
resisted by the dealers. Rye, Beans, and Peas unaltered.
Malting Barley slow sale, but not cheaper ; and the same
remarks will apply to Malt. Oats sold more freely, and may
be quoted the turn dearer.

busuic, Nov. 24.—The weather for some days
has been extremely wet and boisterous ; and the supplies to
our market this day have been small of all descriptions of
grain. The general tendency of prices was upwards, and we
have to notice an improvement of 6d. per barrel on
Wheat ; 6d. on grinding Barley; and 3d. on Oata. For
Flour and Oatmeal there was more inquiry, at a slight
advance on the rates of Friday. The following was the
general currency to the farmers :—.Wheat, 334. to 375. for
red ; 36e. to 365. for white, per 2801bs. ; Oats, 16e. to 19s.
per 1961b5. ; Barley, 18s. to 225, per 2241b3. ; Oatmeal, 20e.
to 21s. per cwt. ; Flour, 201. to 21s. per cwt. for seconds.
DrNBAR, Nov. 24.—We had a good supply of
Oats and Beans in to-day's market. Sales were rather slow
for Wheat and Barley, but Oats sold more readily than last
day. Wheat, weighing 63 lb., brought 68s. and prices to
475. Barley, weighing 341 lb., brought 395., and prices to 30e.
Oats, weighing 43 lb. brought Me., and prices to 265.
Beans and Peas, weighing 631 lb., brought 525., and prices
to 42a.
London, England, 1846-11-19

.Ins to 95s
.50s to Us

CHEESE.
ANDOVER, Nov. 18.—Mr. Charles Cluet, Stur-
minster Newton, Dorset; Mr. It. Davis, Wilton, Wilts;
Mr. Charles Sheppard, Salisbury, Wilts; Mr. (Morse
Cusses. Methuen, Dorset; Mr. Ambrose Kimher, Stour Pre-
cept, Donet, &c., &c., were here this day with some prime
dairies of cheese, a great portion of which were sold at the
following prices:—Best Somerset or Cheddar, from 70s. to
725. per cwt. ; good ditto, 65e. to 68s. ; best Wiltshire. 60s.
to 625. ; second best, 665. to Ms. ; best Donet, G Is. to MP. ;
half Coward. 363. to 405.; skin Cheese, 26.. to 303., being at
a decline of from fn. to Ss per cwt. from the prices made at
Reading and Winchester last Cheese fair.

METALS.
GLASGOW, Nov. 17.—The Pig Iron market looks
easier to-day, and buyers will not submit to higher prices
than 705., 3—iths No. 1, and 2-sths No. 3, nett cash. At this
price some business has been done. The demand is very
limited.
London, England, 1846-11-10

SOAP TRADE.

LONDOV, NOV. 9..—The deprekion Miffed by the
lLuarggeearriparevalshaituof terlesatbeefon made
Jays a e
at a
a!4tlo m
tians of to-day, and uit is now almost certaiu it the stock
.:
on the Ist January, 1847, will be very small, there is 'very
inducement to hold the Tallow for higher prices. Stuff and
nir,, t).4br athreeq ceased.uota
all substitutes for Tallow continue scarce and dear. Price
of i. C:indle on the spot, Loudon, 48s. 3d. to 48s. Gd. per
cwt.; Liverpool, 51e. 6d. do.; Town Tallow, nett price, Lon-
don, 50s. to 51s. do. ; Stuff, London, 365. to 37a. do.; Palm
Oil, London, 395. Gd. to 40a. do. ; Liverpool, 40s. do. ; Cocoa-
Nut OkLondon, 425. do.; Resin, fine transparent, London,
4s. do. ; Liverpool, 3s. 6d. to 10s. 53d. do. ; Alkali, strung, per
cent., London, 21d. to 3d. do. ; Liverpool, 21d. to 21d. do.;
Alkali, weak, do., London, 20. to 3d. do.; Liverpool, 21d.
to 24d. do. Extra pale Soap, nett price, exclusive of chests,
freight, Su., London, sls. per cwt.; mottled, London, 50s. to
625. do.
London, England, 1846-11-10

HOPS.

BOROUGH MARKET, Two o'Clock.—Menns. Patten-
den and Smith, Hop factors, report that the trade is quiet
on account of the duty having exceeded the general expec-
tation ; however, we have not experienced ;any, decline in
prices.
Mid and Ea Kent, tram per cwt.gs of. to £6 10a.
Weald of Kan'' 4 4 to 2 0
oaa.ex, Ram ...... „
Farnham'
Yearling Kent*
Yearling Suomi „ 3 3 to 4 4
Old Hope ,, 2 0 to 4 0
London, England, 1846-11-10

SHIPPLNG.

MAILS ARRIVED.-3, Dublin ;1, Donaghadee ;2, Water-
ford; 1, French; 1, Flanders; 1 Gibraltar.
LONDON, Nov. 10.—Wind this day at noon, E., fresh
breeze and fine clear weather.
DEAL, Nov. 9.—E , fresh.—Sailed, 8: Forrester, Grenada;
Ajax, St. Thomas's; Humayoon, China; Gladiator, New
York; Torch, Azores; Margaret Parker, Tobago; Creole,
St. Kitt's. Arrived: Alexander Baring, Calcutta. A ship
anchored at dusk, supposed the Victoria, from Lima.
PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 9.—E.N.E.—Arrivcd : Erin (a.),
from Constantinople and Malta.
OPE PLYMOUTH, Nov. 9—E.—Arrived: Leopold, Balti-
more; Isabella, Singapore; James Grey, Havanna. for Cork.
HANLE, Nov. B.—E.—Artived : Quebec, Quebec.
DARTMOUTH, Nev. Btk : John Searle,
Oporto, with for of main mast-head, &c., having been fired
at by a Portuguese frigate. Sailed, 9th: Rival, Majorca..
PENZANCE, Nov. B.—S.E., fresh.—Arrived off, 7th :
Source, Baltimore, for Bremen ; Rymer, Pugrash ; Olive
Branch, Miramichi, Stockton.
BRISTOL, Nov. 9.—5. E., fresh.—Arrived : Letitia, Bata-
via ; Fingulton, Quebec ; Glasgow, Quebec. Sailed :
Ina-
Dell, Jamaica; St. Vincent, Jamaica.
SWANSEA, Nov. 9.—E.S.E.—Arrived : Tyro, Quebec.
Mumma/A' Nev. 6..'-Arrived : Arab, Quebec. 7th
Affiance, Valparaiso.
ABERYSTWITH, Nov. s.—Sailed Euphenia, St. John's.
BEACMARID, Nov. 6.--Sailed: Baring Brothers, Boston.
LANCASTER, Nov. 7. Arrived : St. Ann-Isabella,

Quebec.
MARTPORT, Nov. 7.—Arrived : Helen Douglas, Quebec.
YOVOHAL, Noy. B.—Arrived : Tottenham, Quebec.
Dumas:, Nov. B.—S. W.—ArrivedFl 7theh : Wandsworth,
Quebec. Sailed : Union, and Hugh etcr, Trinidad.
Coax, Nov. 7.—Arrired : Aristotle: Tyro, B'chib
Sailed : Sea, Newfoundland, ; E bases CopsK try Ann,
New Orleans.
DONEGAL, Nov. 6.—Arrived Cygnet, St. John's, New
Brunswick.
FaLmourx, Nov. 9.—Put in : Castle Baynard, London to
Port Talbot. The IT -
between Land's End ,
head of a woman "
attached to have be
SHIELDS, Nov.
- -

being on the Bar,
The Briton, from
in the Channel.

••• For

he ?Dot cutter, No. 1, picked up on the 6th,
&nd and Lizard, a fresh-painted white figure
an in full length, supposed from the holts
been wrenched off . . • .u.
r. 6.—The Ann . /Or
r, and must disc ol• ••••, • .
frombisurititia;silk :zsibrote nuked
' Yfafftirty's y Tart y fsty,
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London, England, 1846-11-10

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.

THIS DAY. Four o'C7oek.
According to the Gazette de Cologne the following
modifications have been resolved upon in the tariff of
the Zollverein, at the last conference of the represen-
tatives of the Customs Union :-1. The duty on the
export of raw cotton to be reduced from
3 francs 75 cents. to 21 fr. 100 per killogrammes,
this duty in fact being only of transit. 2. Cotton-
yarn, mixed or not with wool or flax, unbleached, of
one or two threads, to pay 221 francs, instead of 15E
per 100 killogrammes on importation. 3. Dye woods
in block to be free of duty on import, but to pay 21fr.
on exportation. 4. The line of frontiers for the entry
of certain kinds of iron to be extended to the
Danube. 5. The duties on linen yarn and fabrics to
be fixed as follow ; machine spun, 15 fr. ; hand spun,
11 fr. ; yarn bleached, dyed, and otherwise prepared,
221 fr. ; warp, 30 fr. ; packing canvas and sail-cloth,
S fr. ; grey unfinished cloth, 30 fr. ; bleached, dyed,
printed, or otherwise finished, or made of bleached yarn,
or otherwise prepared, cloth for napkins, bed and table
furniture, grey or bleached, in bulk or pieces, all new
linen, 150 fr. ; ribands, cambrics, fringes, galloons,
gauzes, cords, &c., &c., 225 fr. ; thread lace, 450 fr. ;
all per 100 kilogrammes. 6. Upon the frontier line,
setting out from Oberwiesenthal in Saxony, and
ending at the Isle of Schuster, in the country of Baden,
lean cattle to be admitted at sfr. ; young bulls and
cows at 3tfr. ; beasts for slaughter, 21fr. per head.
7. Woollen yarns, woollen and cotton staffs, remain
at present duties.

The French inthence,which has been exercised with
each effect in Egypt, is about being extended further
south into Abyssinia.
It appears that M. Rochet D'Haricourt has, in the
name of his country concluded a treaty of "amity
and peace" with the King of Shoot, who, some four years
since, entertained Sir William Harris and a British
mission despatched from Bombay. Sir William's em-
bassy was not attended with very satisfactory results.
M. D'Haricourt, however, has obtained a stipula-
tion that all Frenchmen residing in Shoot shall be
considered as subjects of the most favoured country;
that they may purchase and possess property, trade
with the natives, and import merchandise at a duty
of only three per cent., payable either in specie or
in kind. The treaty has not been acknowledged by
the Cabinet at Paris, because it is irregular in form,
and M.D'Haricourt, who was a mere traveller, had no
authority to negociate in the matter ; but he is to
return to Abyssinia with full power to arrange a
fresh treaty on the basis of that already agreed to.
The old treaty, according to the Courrier Francais,
contains the following extraordinary clause, which
we give verbatim :
4' His Majesty Louis Philippe, Hing of the French, and
Protector of Jerusalem, promises protection to all the inha-
bitants of Shoe, who should proceed on a pilgrimage to the
Holy Land, and undertakes to defend them, along the road,
through the medium of his representatives, against all in-
London, England, 1846-11-10

In oea Welt Volume Svo samiddig wards at 600
Illustrations, pries Oa
THE KINGDOM;VEGETABLE-
Or, the STRUCTURE, CLASSIFICATION, and USES of
PLANTS, illustrated upon the Natural System.
By JOHN LINDLEY, Ph. D., F.R.S., and LS., Professor of Botany
the University of London, and in the Royal Institution of Great
Britain.

•• No work more important to the student in botany has ever
appeared ; for to Me proficient in that branch of t contains
la imams masa of useful informanen."—London Journal of Botany,
No. H.

We aseuri our readers that It contain• a vast quantity of matter
interesting and useful to many classes of persons, and to none more
m than to Pharmaceutists, to whom we strongly and oordially
recommend IV—Pharmaceutical Journal, No. 40.
••• To mit the conventenee of students and others, the above work
is also being Issued in 12 Monthly Parts, price 2s. 6d. each.
London: Published for the Author, by BIADIBUIT and Erase,
Initetriara.

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London, England, 1846-11-10

HAY.

SMITHFIELD, Two o'clock.—Messrs. Cooper and
Davit, Hay and Straw Salesmen, report a good demand at
the followtng rates :
Prime Meadow 6B‘ tb Ifts Clover IR, to 100♦
Inferior ditto 6os to Gas I Straw 32a to 36s
liowen 42a to SW
London, England, 1846-11-17

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and prior as before. For shipment in Denmark abc
eld. is asked. Beans, on the spot, held at 43&. 6d. to 44‘
for pigeon, and 425. to 425. 6d. for harrow. Pigeon for ship-
ment ou the west coast, Re., held at 425. Rapeseed in
demand, and some extensive business has been transacted :
on the spot, 241. to 241. 10s. has been paid, sad fur Lower
Elbe and West Coast, about 241. ss. For spring shipment in
Denmark 241. 10s. to 241.155. has been paid.,
ALEXANDRIA.-For Wheat, Ms. Bd. per quarter
has been paid for government quality, and 295. ed. togs. M.
for private trade stock.
Darazic.-Wheat has beenbought,veryinferiorold,
59:bs. at 495. ; and the supplies from the interior are kept
back by the insufficiency of water in the Vistula.
HAMBURG.-Not much doing in Barley. Some
100th.. new Seale has been sold at 375. 9(1., but 38s. 6d. is
the lowest it can now be bought at. Denmark has been bought
for spring at 30s. 3d ; Pommerania 106111. has been sold
at 29a. 9d. Wheat has been bought for shipment to France;
60 to 6141b5. new red Marks, at 53.. 9d. to 55e. 6(1., and 614
to 621bs. new red Lower Elbe, at 535. 9d. Prices for autumn
shipment are, for 6141 be. from Mecklenburg, 636.64. to 545. ;
624165. from Holstein, 525. 9d. to 53.. 3d. ; 621111. from
Rostock, 545. 6d., and 61',111. from Denmark, 624.
KONIGSBE9.6.--Transaetions have been unimport-
ant. Oats have sold at 19s. to 20s. per quarter, free on
board, and Peas at 40s. per quarter.
ODEssA.-The Wheat market has continued well
supported. The supplies have been large, but the greater
part pared immediately into shipper's hands Prices have
been well maintained. The best descriptions of soft Polish
are selling again at 383. 4d. per qr. ; and qualities a little
secondary, at 355. &I. to 375. per qr. free on board. Of old
loft there remains but little, the bulk having been cleered off
at 304. 4(1. to 326. 4d. per qr. free on board. Hard Wheats
in good request, at 26. Gd. to 275. 10d. per qr. for law ; and
31s. Bd. to 32a. 4d. per (ir. good quality, free on board.
Sindomirka Wheat is selling at 375. to 391. 4d. per qr. free
on board. Of Indian Corn there is none to be had. Rye
may be quoted at 21s. 4d. to 226. per qr. free on board.
Linseed is steady, at 375. to 395. 4d. per qr. free on board.
RorrEunam.-Wheat has found a ready sale at full
rates ; Barley rather lower; Beans moved off tardily at Is.
per quarter cheaper. Peas dull, and Is. to 26. per qr. cheaper.
STETTIN.-Wheat and Barley have receded ls. to
2s. per quarter.
TRIESTE.-Present quotations are : Wheat, Tagan-
rok hard, 48.. 4d. to 495. 6d. ; Odessa, soft, 475. ld. to
484 4d. ; Danube, 43a. 7d. to 455. 4(1. ; Italian, 45e. 11d. to
475. Id. ; Indian Corn, Ibraila, 325. 10d. to 356. 3d. ; Ismail,
316. M. to 341. Barley, 20s. 11d. to 235. Ild. Blame, white,
30s. 6d. to 435. 75. ; Egyptian, 28.. Id. to 295. 3d.
London, England, 1846-11-17

venteli..ed him to be imprisoned in the Queen's prison ,
for two years, and to enter into securities to keep the peace
towards all her Majesty's subjects, and especially towards
Mrs. Tozer, for five years after that time.
New-row V. BELCHER, SAME V. PALMER,
BANS V. LID.
DIARD.—DISCHARGE OE • JUDOS'
lOS ORDER FOE
DI
ALL BUT Ores or SSYSKAL ACTNS ON THE SA&ATIE 'JON.
TRACTS AGAINST MEMBERS OF THE PILOYISIONr.t. COM-
MITTS' OF THE SAM obtained COMEANY.—UT, Re.ans
had, on a former day. a rule to show eA,,,w, why sw,
order of the Lord Chief Baron for staying the actions against
the last-named two defendants should notrescinded unless
they should consent to he bound by the result of the action
against the first-named defendant. Mr. kl,ntagu Cham-
bers, Q C., and Mr. Bramwell 'hewed cause, and contended
that as the cause of action wan the same in each suit, and the
defendants, if liable at all, were jointly liable as provisional
committeemen of a railway company, the Court would hold
the conduct of the plointiff to be vexatious, and sanction the
exercise by the Chief Baron of its undoubted jurisdiction to
stay proceedings in vexatious action., without imposing
terms. - -The Court, interrupting Mr. Keane, who was about
tote ply, stated, that its opinion was in perfect conformity
with that pronounced by the Court of Common Pleas nn
Saturday last in the case of Giles is. Tooth, and made the
rule absolute for rescinding the order.