The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-26 00:00:00

CATTLE, &e.

SMITHFIELD, Two o'clock:—Tbe supply of Beasts
is smaller, still, however there is a fair leverage quantity.
The weather being very heave trade is dull, but F 1 iday's
advance is fully supported. The best Scots, &c. are making
quite 46. 4d ; the most selling Short Horns, in a few in-
stances, 4s. 2d. ; the more general price for this description,
however, is 4s. Everything is being disposed of. We have
only 310 from Holland and Germany; 180 from Ireland ;
60 from Scotland; nearly 2,200 Leicesters and Lincolos ;
and about 1.060 from the neighbourhood of London. There
is a small increase in the number of Sheep, and the general
trade is rather worse ; we are still making about 68. 4d. of a
few pens of the choicest Downs, and 6s. of some of the most
selling Long-wool s, but these cannot be :quoted as
average priers. We have 760 from Holland and Germany.
Trade is very slow for Calves, at a reduction of about 2d. per
Sibs., it being difficult to make over 4s. &I. of the choicest
qualities ; from Holland and Germany we have 23. The
supply of Pigs continues to be good, and trade is exceedingly
heavy, at fully 4d. per 81bs. reduced prices.

Best Sods, Herefords, &o. (per at. of ilbs.) Is 0 to 42 4
Bert Bhart corns .. .............. ............... 3 10 4 0
Second tptllit) Beasts 3 0 3 8
Calves 4 0 4 8
Iles 3 8 3 0
Best Downs mid Dili.. 3 0 3 2
Rest Long-wools
Ewes and strond quality — 4 2 4 6
Beasts at market, 3,812. (Sheep and Lambs, 20,020; Calves, 122 ;
Pies, 430.-11, Wt at gmitlstllld.

ANDOVER, Ocr. 24.—This market was abundantly
supplied with lean store Hogs and Lire. Very few could be
sold, though offered at a reduction of at least from last
week's prices. Fat bacon Hogs, killed and dressed, were
brought from Wilts and this county, and sold to several
curers residing in the borough. Bacon Hogs, 10s. 641. per
score; Porkers. 11s. do. Some were asking 3d. per score
more, but it was not submitted to, as we heard.

WINCHESTER, Oct 24.—A considerable quantity
of Pigs, left over from yesterday's fair, were nasin offered
today, though at a still further reduction of from Is. to '2..
each. Many remained unsold.

SIUPPLNG.
MAILS AERIVEII,—G Dublin; 3 Waterford; 2 Donaglia-
' dee ; 2 French ; I Flanders ; I Holland.
Lemon, Oct. N.—Wind this day at noon N.N.W., light
breeze, and thick hazy weather.
DEAL, Oct. 21, a.m.—S.W. to S.S.W., Mowing very
strong, with thick weather nod rain ; p.m., W., moderate.
'2.7,th, a.m., N.E. to N.N.W., thick weather with heal y rain ;
p.m., E.N.8., squally.—Arrived from the river: 211 h, Ca-
lypso, Jamaica; Lawrence, Madras ; Glen Huntley, Bom-
bay; Jane, Valparusio; Chanticleer, Zanzibar; I lavid
Leckie and the Stan ,ard, Demerara; Sir J. Rae Reid, St.
Kitts; Clifford, Jamaica; Maytilower, New Orleans; tit.
James, New York.—Sailed : the outward-bound, except thr
Earl of Durham, for Seirra Leone, and Sussex, for St.
Kitt's, the crews being refractory. Arrived : Tancred, St.
Lucia; the Bellhaven has proceeded to the west to repair
damage, having been in contact with a schooner, name un-
known, in the Channel. Pat hack : Vicar of Bray, for
Iquique; Crusader and the Calista, for Belize; Mina, for
Antigua. The Alert, from Ilavana, was in contact, in the
Downs, yesterday with Kinnear, of Port Philip, and both
received some damage.
PORTSMOUTH, pet. 24.—W.N.W. fine.-25th, N. flne.—
nailed: Marmion, China; Lady Flora, Cape and Madras;
Florida, Ceylon; Mercury, Mauritius ; Duke of Wellingtoa,
and Helen Gray, St. John's, New Brunswick; Conservative,
Algoa Bay and Mauritius; Die Kleine Marie, St. Croix,
Hector, Barbadocs and Jamaica; Agnes Jamaica; H.M.S.
Eurydice, Cape of Good Hope; Euphrates, Sydn, y, N.S.W.;
Margaret Evans, New York. The Leonidas, from Wyburg
for Bordeaux. hw been brought in leaky, and with five
streaker list, has partly discharged.
Aneays-rwrrit, Oct. 23.—The Three Sisters, from Penle-
wan to this place, grounded to-day near here and filled ;
must discharge. The schooner Mary Jones, of Aberdovey,
is said to have gone on shore to-day at the mouth of the
Dovey.
RAI4SOATE, Oct. 24.—A. m. S.S.W., strong; p. m., S.W.,
tight.—Arrived; Victorinc, Bordeaux, for Bourn, leaky,
with loss of sails, &c. ; Taurus, Riga, fur Bridport, with da-
mage, having been in contact ; the Mary Ann, on shore near
Deal, 21st inst. ; has been got off', and arrived here.
Devon, Oct. 2-s.—The Joseph, of Colchester, for Nantes,
is on shore East Bay of Dungeness, but expected off without
much damage.
PADSTOW, Oct. 23.—The Spartan, from Cardiff to Leg-
horn, has gone to pieces on the rocks.
SWANSEA, Oct. 24.—The Gowlaud, of Sunderland, from
Llanelly to London, sunk within the pier head. The Ti rota,
of Malta, from Odessa, for Belfast, with grain, has put into
Mumbles Roads from stress of weather, pump, choked.

ABERTMTWITH, Oct. 21.—The Tamerlane, from Liver-
, , I to New Orleans, in on shore near here, and is likely to
,me a wreck; crew, stores, and materials eared. The
Emerald, from Odema to Liverpool, was off this port yester-
day, crew exhausted with pumping. Took five extra men
and proceeded.
CAERNARVON, Oct. 24.—The Barrasic, from Troon to
Dublin, was towed in here yesterday, leaky, and with loss
of sails.

MILFOUR, Oct. 21.—The Princess Victoria arrived here;
passed sth inst. lat. 49 N., long: 39 W., the wreck of a ves-
sel of about 200 tons, under jury poles, apparently ab.,a-
doned, blowing a strong gale at the came time.
Ywagoctit, Oct. 24.—The ;sisters, of and from Hartle-
pool to London, is aground at the north pier, but ex-
pected off next tide. 25th.—The Leipaic, from Hartlepool
to Broadstairs, was assisted in here to-day, much damaged.
The Mary, of Dover, was assisted in here to day, leaky.
WITENHOE, Oct. 2.5.—A brig laden with tallow got on
the Gunfleet Sand yesterday assisted oft and proceeded for
the Thames. The John Pedder arrived here from the north
reports a very large barque on the Gunfleet this moraine,.
, and that a number of vessels parted from their anchors y, s-
' terday below the Gatway.
BELFAST, Oct. 24.—The Margaret from Cronstatlt, arrived
here, reports a large brig on shore on Rotblin Island.
TItALEE, Oct. 22.—TheWilli rm of and for London from
Kilrush, was lost off the harbour 19th inst., with all hands ,
part of cargo saved. A vessel, supposed foreign, and from
the Baltic, struck against the Meekaleet Rock tliis mornind.
and foundered with all hands.

—.—
LEITH, Oct. 23.—Sailed, Sylphiden, Beaton, 1.7.5.
ABERDEEN, Oct. 23.—5. E.— Arrived, Pacific, Davis
Straits.

DVNTANAOTRY, (Donegal), Oct. 23.—The British Qncen,
of Runcorn, from Liverpool to Westport, wu on shore in
Sheephaven Bay last night; crew end part of cargo saved.
Two vessels are on shore at Dewnings and one at Ballyness
Dovox, Oct. 24.—The Peri, from London to St. Michael's,
got on shore at Dungeness Bay, but assisted off and in here
without damage.
SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 25.—The Ripon (sr), has anchored
in the West Channel, :01 safe. Sa,led : Pearl, Bt. John's,
N.B.

iiisrucas, Oct. 2.i.—06: General Hewett, Sydney, New

Flatter ARO, Oct. 24.—A ship, of about 1,000 tons, was
seen yesterday morning at anchor in the bay, about 12 miles
out, diamastcd, and with signals of distress flying; this
morning she is not to be seen. It is how blowing a
heavy gale front the north, and many more wrecks may
be expected. The brig Alert, wrecked here 21,a34.4114.: ; •f,
belonged to Liverpool. The Catherine from Banip.r..lv -- • • •
Southampton was totally wrecked here, 21st. lint; a eer
drowned. The Margaret Awlwiek, from Ba ..to 'Pert
ra
Talbot, was driven on shore here, 21st inst.,' Mx.ed. . • .
The Mary Ann from Bangor, to Port Tal " ' , Lady
Newhorou'h, and the Athalie, both from to
.
Bristol, were driven on shore 21st inst., crew . Tha _
James, of Milford, from Newry, go: ashore ollk. !Nnin.
Sands, 21st inst., an. 2 is much itsmay.il .-,-..., .. .
c.
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