The Express.
London, England, 1853-08-03 00:00:00

day r ',Mug tine there was but little disposition evinced to
do business. Wheat mal flour were generally held at the
prices of Tut sday last, although in some instances both arti-
cle* were atttinll!:ll on rather essitr terms from the quay.
Oats brought lull rates, and catmeal advanced Ga. per
2401b5. Berhy h.ing very scarce, improved 241. to 3d. per
60th. Bear.' owl peas without change. Indian corn, on
the spot, met with a good demand, for keeling purpose, at
fully former quotations; cargoes at porta of call were in
request, at en advance of Is. to Is. 6d. rcr quarter, Ibraila
being saleaVe at 29.. 3d. to 29e. GI., aid Gslltz at 30s. Gil.
to 3.5. per quarter, cost, freight, ■nd insurance; distant
cargoes were not to be met with, and for such high prices
would have been given. Arrivals into Liverpool and
Runcorn firm the 26th July to the let August, in.
elusive: Wheat, 42,377 qrs.; Barley, 10; Malt, 192;
Oats, 1,191; Beans, 5,359; Peas, 635; Indian Corn.
20,727 ; Oatmeal, 1.423 sacks; Floar, 4,778 mike, 63,745
bawd.. Esparta to Ireland : Wheat 4 7 ears. ; In-
dian Corn, 1,335; Indian Corn Meal, 49 brls.; }lour, 804
sacks, 169 barrels.

LYNN. Aug. 2.—We have attain this wtek had a good
supply of Wheat, and dull Pale, at 2s. t 3 . per quArt,.r de-
cline ; :Albs. to GOlbs., 4.51. to 48s. pet qr.

NEweAsrt.t, Aug. 2.—The weather is cloudy and the
temperature keeps cool for the season. The crops, how.
ever, are impressing favorably. There was some business
done to-day in Wheat in the early part of the market, but
towards the close the trade fligged, nod it was difficult to
maintain last week's quotations. In flour also the demand
was slow, and to clear ves‘els it was necessary to submit to
a riduetion, in sonic instances, of Is. per sack. Rye saleable
only iu retail. 11,r1ry, Beans, nod Peas stave. Malt with-
out alteration. We bad more inquiry fur Outs, with the
turn in favour of the seller.•

SAM:AiI:UT, Aug. 2.—At cur market this morning there
was Ull uv I age supply of Wheat, and higher prices were
asked by the tamers, but, in consequence ut the line wea-
ther, millers refused to comply, and the trade was dull. In
other article. of grain not much doing. Wheat averages
52c. 9d. ; Batley, 30s. GI. ; Oats, 22e. 3 d. ; Beans, 3d.. 4d.

CATTLE, SALIM:HY, Aug. 2.—Tl.ere was a very lathe
supply or Beasts at our market this morning, and the
quality was P.lerAly good. There was not an ester.sise
at:entinr.ce of buyers in the market, consequently the trade
ruled dull, particularly for interi kind*, and prices had a
downward tendency generally, though in a few instances
11s. GI per score was obtained for the prisnest Devons. At
the close of business many were driven away unsold. The
supply of Sheep vru very large, exceeding that of many
weeks past, and from the paucity of buyers in attendance,
the trade ruled throughout the day very slack, but not-
withstanding the demand was quite inadequate to the
supply, we cannot note prices lower than on this day
re'naight. There was also: a large supply of Lambs,
which rem.iin at stationary prices. We had but a
limited number of Calves on offer, which maintained their
former value. The supply of l'igs was an average on", and
prices remained nominally unaltered, though the trade was
rather slack. Pricy: Best Ox Beet, 10s. Gd. to 11s. 6cl. per
score ; Cow and Heifer, Os. to 10s. Beet Down Mutton,
74. to ild. per lb.; long- woolled and inferior, Gd. to 61d. ;
Lamb, 7.: to 814. ; Veal, qd. to 7d.; Pork, fresh and ult,
7d. to Eid. per lb., and 9s. lid. to 10s. 6d. per score ; Bacon,
green, Bd. to 814. ; dry. 9d. to 104.; ditto, per score,
10s. to 11s. Store Pigs, 265. to 28s. each.

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE—Tuesday, Aug. 2.

FOIIEION.OFFICE, 31 tor 30.
The Quern has:treo ole.tred to spume, t f Mr. Nathaniel Hawthorne
as Consul at Ltrerpcol fur the United tltatea of America.

WnITFIIAI L, Aro. I.
The flacon hag bees *aped to appoint William John TAW, &11.,
to be Chu f Culinn'atsiOner (or the Itchef of Ineolecnt Debtors., to the
room of Wary 'teeth Reynolils, Eq., rceinneo.
no Queen fou also twin pleawd t.. appoint Yraneis Stack Murphy,
SerJelnt.at• Law, to be one of the Commiceioncra for the It .Del
of lasoletnt Debtors.

ADMIRALTY. At°. I
Corp of Royal Marines —eecoed Lieutenant Henry Nance to bz
that lieutenant, vice Jones Wright, to half-pay.

NkW DEPUTY-LIEUTENANTS.

Edward Andrew Noel, FY4.I/dWrcliThcia Jones, Esq. ; John For-
tescue Brickthde, Esq.

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THOMAS Bares; Bedford, carpenter, to surrender August 13 at 2,
and Sept. 9at 12, at Beaffigkal.streeL Sol., Pain, Gresham-street;
off. swag., finnan, Aldermanliury.
THOMAS LINPVIA, Grisham-street, City, commission agent, August
12 812, and Sept. IS at 11, at Basiegball.street. Sol., Thompson,
Bucklersbury ; off. swig., Whitmore, BasinghalLatreet.
ELUAN MAT, Edgwarorosd, straw hat warehouseman, August 13 at
12, mad Sept. lb at I, at Basinghall-street. Sul, , Ashurst and Son,
Old Jewry : off. aeeig., Penuell, Guildhall-chambers.
tiara !Irate, St. Thomas the Apostle, Da vonehirr, dealer in marine
stoma, August 10 at 11, and Sept. 8 at I, at Exeter Court, Sol.,
Fryer, St. Thomas, Exeter; off. mein., 111117.1, Easter.
Jsmas &err, Sheffield, Yorkshire, innkeeper, Augu4 13 and Sept. in,
at 12, at Leeds Court, at Sheffield. Sol, Panama, Sheffield; off.
gang., Brewen, eheffield.
TRONA* JANDINN, Liverp,ol, *tone mason, August 13 and Sept. 8, at
11, at Liverpool Court. Sol., Green, LiverpoOl ; of ass Ag., &rd.
Leapt&
SANVA,N LANGDALE, JOHN ETTON, and MAST* JO.CILLIN Cotes, New.
castle.upon-Tyne, merchants and manufacturing (herniate, August
)1 sad Sept. 30, at 12, at Newcastle-upon. Tyne Court. Sole., Barb'
Southampton-buildings, Chaneery.lane, Loudon, and Newcastle.
upon.Tyue ; off. aisle.. Wakley, liewcanteunon-Tyna.
BANKRUPTCIES ANNULLED.
July 30. WILLtAY FR.DARICA DONOVAN, Difofd-IHTCAt, Falterer.
Awe 22. Wita.ust tailrace, LlverpuoL butcher.
INSOLVENT PETITIONERS.

T. S. Linden% High-street, tkulliwark, licensed victualler—l.
Shepherd. llsliand,trett, Brixton, manul teturer of mineral waters
—/. Pinner, spring-street, Hyde-mirk., journeyman cheesemonger
.1. Day, 4tlina•place, Cambndits Heath, jewellers' cabinet maker—
A. W. Cule, Wratbnurce.grore North, Bayswater, Middle's/. barris-
ter-at-I.w and author- H. Gedfrey, Windsor Castle Inn, Hamme.i-
-smith—.l. H. Ellis. Strathgatmplace, Southgate-road, Hackney, jour-
neyman shoemaker—F. Boffey, King-street, Lower-road, Islington,
commission agent—R. Gouldaborough, Milner-mews, Primers-street,
Edgware.road—G. Eyler, Little S!anmore, Edgware, Middlesex, jour-
neyman earrenter—lt. N. J. Freeman. Howard's Coffee-house,
Jamrs's.place, Aldga'e, Clty-0. H. William; Long-lane, Writ
Smithfield, City, hair dresser—W. S. Poulton.
DECLARATIONS OF DIVIDENDS.

EDWARD Tnaosasn kit..astsr, Norwich, anvil mannfacturer —lot
the. of So , August 9, and any Tuesday after Oct. 1, at Pennell's,
''-""-" -•--"

1.41141110t4 outfitter—lat dlr. of 2a. 6d., August
6, at Groom's, Abchurch.laue.
FAAPCIS Bseastro, Ueritend. Warwickshire, coeeh founder-Brd die.
of 14d., any ThurisJay, at Christiem, Birmingham.
WILLIAM HADEN RICHAVUSON. BL:WININRICIIIARDSON' 812t1 JONATII %/I
Rion ...WON, Lamb's Conduit-street, London, and Wordaley, bA-
fordAire, glass manufacturers—lot die. of 20t., any Thursday, at
Chri‘tie's Birmingham.
CERTIFICATE to be ranted, unless; cause be shown to thecontrary
on the day of meeting.
Augu.t. 24. T. Lett, College-place, Camden-town, builder —Augmt
22. E. W. Urns, Totnee. Dcsonshile. buiider.

PART:SEMI:IIPS DISSOLVED,
D. Reynold+ and 11. K. Purnell, Fenchurclustrect, City, ship
brokers—O. Can and J. Batters, B.urick.upon•Twesd, timber cur.
chants—G. Care and J. Batters, Nova Hotta, timber merchaam—J. It
Whitehall and 8. Whitehall, Nottingham, machine makers—C. F.
Poenhch and 11. H. Poenisch, Adam's.oo rt, City—E. Baillie and S.
Smith, Wordour-street, Bobo, and Henry-street, Cumberland-market,
Regect'a.park, enamellers—W. Gray and D. Sl•Par:an, &nem ell-
street, City—T. D. Marshall and J. Edlin, Oxford-stmt. boutruakers
—W. Biliton and E. Hickman, Wolverhampton and Stourport, tin her
dealers—E. Butterworth, C. W. LigtoUer, and W. J. Ilarrisee, Man.
cheater, crucible manufacturers—T. H. Gregory and W. 11. Gregory,
Leicestar, general drapers—W. 11. Jay and J Jad, Blandford Purim,
Dorsenhire, blacksmith—U. !oars and J. Lairs. Malpas„ Monmouth.
shire. elliParighta—l. Matteraley. J. B. Parkinson, and E. Batter/dry,
Barnsley, Yorkshire, linen manufacturers, so far as regard. E. II.:.
teentsy—P.. Bradwed and J. Adams, Ardwle.k, lAtcashire, fustian
dyers—L. Bamberger and D. Raab. rger. Basinghall-street, importers
of foreign goods—R. Pickle and G. Pieta's, Birmingham, railway
lamp rosnufacturers-0. W. Bremner nod J. W. Bremner Mitotic...-
ter, and Leeds, oil merchants-8. Sandy and J. W. Powell, Totten.
haueourt.roatl, fret eutieni—W. Yowler, W. Stacy, and AL Yowles,
Cninhourneauret, Leicester-square, hatters, so far u regards M.
Vowlea—A. J. /Milt and J. Musaabini. Great Winchester.street,
City, commercial agenta—J. F. Camphell and 11. C. Gordon
H. Webb and W. Webb, Erlstal, provision ar.erchants
S Simpson and I. Simpson, Mansfield, Nottinghamshire, gas meter
manufacturers.