The Express.
London, England, 1847-02-27 00:00:00

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N0.155.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, FEB. 27,1847. [3d.

urgent necessities ef the occasion by a provision which dis-
tributed the burden of a repayment over future years. This
measure has induced the toads to buy Cotton with incremed
confidence, and has influenced some considerable speculative
purchases. The total sales of the week have been 26,190 bales.
American descriptions have been in good demand, particu-
larly new Uplande, of which the gales have been large, their
excellent :reality introducing them to general consumption:
the authorised quotations of " fair" qualities are, however, I
the same as last week.—To-day the demand is pretty good ;
the sales are 5,000 bales, including 1,000 American taken on
'speculation, and all at the full pnces of the week.—Bninle
and Egyptian are only in limited request, and they are with-
out change in value. Burets are is fair request, at last week's
prices.-6,500 bales of American have been taken on specula-
tion, end 1,200 of American, 150 of Surat, and 50 Egyptians
for export.
Aerwear, Fan. 25.—Coffee In consequence of the
greatly improved demand since our last report, the follow-
ing transactions have taken place : About 4,000 begs of
Java, ordinary to 'good pale, 241 e. to 2540.; 1,450
bags of Brazil, at 224 c.; 300 bags of Batavia, at 241 e.
Sugar: The market is firm. On account of the reduced
etoeks the sales are of no great importance ; 200 boxes of
yellow Havannah sold at 1716. to 1840. - 60 chests of R'o
Muscovadoes, at 1546.—Rice: This artitile has been in great
demand; about 7,000 bags of sundry qualities. and also
several hundred tierces of Carolina, have changed heads, the
former at 1118. to 131 fl , the latter, being old, at 1611.—T0.
bocce is in better demand, and prime are rather higher; 300
Ude. of Maryland sold at 2.3 e. ; 46 hhds. Ohio, at 161 c.;
50 hhds. Virginia, at lie. ; 100 hhda. Kentucky, the pries of
which has not transpired.—Hides Prices of good qualities
are unchanged ; inferior enntinuss neglected. The snivels
bans been rather large Cotton :In comequenoe of the fiat
avereatillema Lheeereel. 110 Wes lave Wren plesea
4,000 balm have arrived frau MUMMA—Com : 60 batt
Mangan sold at 27e.
HAMBURG, Fin. 23.—Coffee : The market is quiet, but
firm. The sales of the week consist of 3,000 begs Brazil at
2lse to 4e. ; 1,200 bags St. Domingo, at 31s. to 3111.; and
400 begs Pedan, at 31e—Sugar very firm, and a good
opinion is prevailing for this article, of which the stock is
very small. We have w report the following transactions :1
600 barrels Rio, at 64e. ; 800 boxes brown and yellow Ha-
varnish, 61s. to ill. ' • 350 chests Bahia, 51s. to 6s. the brown,
and 61s. to 7e. the white.—Cotton is rather quiet. 300 hales
middling to good middling Georgia, sold 7e.—Tobacco: There
is very little doing.—Rice is in moderate demand at former
rates.

TALLOW.—The market continues to advance.
Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 51s. to 51s 6d.; March and
April delivery, 615.; October sad December deliver-, 465. to
465. 6d.

MINERALS.—COPPER
and sold at Farquharson's Hot
Minx Tons. Prise.
United Nines ... 114 ... E 3 le
ditto 111 4 7
ditto 102 ... S 2
ditto 93 ... 8 18
ditto 91 ... 4 5
ditto 67... 317
ditto SO ... 717
ditto 78 ... 4 6
ditto 75 ... 6 4
ditto 68 ... 413
ditto 67 3 8
ditto 66 ... 3 14
ditto 35 ... 8 16
ditto 33 ... 7
.8

ORES.—Sampled lan. 10
el, Truro, Feb. 25.
Mints. Tons. Price.
Trourean 100 ... £4 13
ditto 69 ... 4 13
ditto . 57 .. 7 7
ditto 5l ... 15 1
ditto 5O ... 4 13
ditto - 33 ... 3 0
Treleigh Sounols 82 .. 10 15
ditto 77 ... 4 2
ditto 55 It
Par Cowie B2 ... 5 IS
ditto .
ditto
W. Wheal Jewel 57 4 18
dhto
ditto
Wheal Si4ers 65 .. 7 II
ditto
ditto .
North Downs 6l . . 6 19
ditto
Went Trethellan- 43 ... 3 3
South Tolstoi 37 ... 1 8
EIODUCE. - -

ditto ii iii o

ditto 33 ... 5 0 6
South pardon —lO6 ... 7 13 0
ditto 96 ... 9 6 6
ditto 89... 7 14 0
ditto 51 ... 5 5 6
ditto 41 ... 4 11 0

TOTAL P
To. S. A d.
UnitedMinto 1214 6,869 5 0

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Mao. Z. d.
Went WTI. Jewel 166 609 7 0

SoutaCsradon 333 1.818 19 6 WbrlSistero . 150. 1204 1-5 0
?ream= 380 .2,307 13 0 Notth Downs .. BO . 551 0 0
Treleigh COW 214 1,397 18 0 Meet Trethellan 43 .. 135 9 0
Par emote 193...1,339 2 8 South Tolgos ... 37... 294 0 G
11verageatandard ..£ll2 2 01 Average Produce
Average Price per ton XB 4 8.
Quantity of Ore. 1,842 tons I Quan.Fine Copper, 225 tons Iccrrt.
&manta Money
Low Sam—Avenge Bftadard £97 0 o—Average Produce - 91
COMPANIES BY WHOM THE ORM WERE PURCHASED,
Tons. Asarmatt
Mines Royal
lish Coppe
ViEngvian and Pawr ••-
NJ
Freeman and Co.
Crown Copper Conspiny IS . . 85 1 1
Si,nts Willyauts, Neville, sod Ow. SIN
if ditsms, Foster, and Co. fa

Total toss
Om's. Ores for Sala oa Thursday next, at Ser's sow,
Pool.—Mines and Parcels.—North Roskear,
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dated Mines, 770—Tincroft, 403—Fowey 'Consols, 306
Wheal Seton, 252—Creeg Brews, 245—South Wheal Francis,
131—Wheal Harriet, 115—South &skeet, 1013—Lanivet
Console, 90—Hayle Slag, 82—Tretoil, 52—West Fowey
Consols, 44—Wheal Buller, 18.—Total, 3,614 tone.
Copper Ores for Sale on Thursday week, at Andrew's
Hotel, Redruth.—Mines and Parcel.—Carr Brea Mines,
774—United Hills, 321 Par Consols, 253—Wheel Prosper,
247—Alfred Consols, 211—Levant, 133—Trenow Consols,
74—North Wheal Basset, 53—Cook's Kitchen, 23—Wheal
Ruby, 14—Wheal Agar, 12.—Total, 2,085 tons.
SWANSEA, MARCH 10.—Copper Orel for sale: Berehaven,
119 ; do., 11G; do., 102; do., 100 ; Co., 86; do., 3.5; do., 67
Knockmahon, 125; do., 82; do., 78; do., 72; do., 25—Cobra
91; do., 90: do , 81; do., 82; do., 70—Recompensa 84; do.,
61; do., 60; dn., 31; do., 6 Burrs Burrs, 54; do.,
52; do., 50—Chili 50; do., 42; do., 49; do., 3—Ka.
punda 79; do., 28; do., 22; do., 9—Balymurtagh 48—
Holyford, 23; do., 18—Sydney 22—Princess Royal 10—
Parmga, B—Total, 2,280 tone.

METALS.—GLASGOW, FEB. U.—The iron market
has been steady this week, and the price still rules at 73e. Gd.
for mired Nos. At this figure considerable heavy trans-
actions have been done ; end 745. Ed. to 755. two and four
months open delivery.

CORN.—BANBURY, FEB. 25.—Wheat, Bs. 4d. to
91. 2d. per bushel. Barley, 47e. to 535. per Sr. Oat% 28e.
to 36e. Beans, 6e. to 6s. 6d. per bushel. Flour, 534. to 61e.
per seek. Bread, 90. per 41b. loaf.

Barren, FEB. 26.—We had not so large an attendance at
our market to-day as last week ; and there was much less
Wheat offering, which did not realise so much by 2s. to 4s.
per qr. as on the former week. Barley, there was not much
in offer, at former weeks' prices. Oats were in fair supply,
at an advance over last week of ls. per qr.

ELY, Fan. 25.—Our market to-day was well attended,
and the supply more than equal to the dem►nd; the trade
in general extremely dull, and for all descriptions prie-s had
a downward tendency. Return : Wheat, 1,743 qrs. 1 hush. ;
average, 68s. 2d. Barley, 200 qrs. 4 bush.; average, 500 d.
Oats, 271 gm. 4 bush. ; average, 325. 3d. Bean., 270 qrs.
3 bush. ; average, 62a. Bd.

HULL, FRB. 26.-Linseed: The crushers having supplied
themselves freely last week the market has been rather quiet;
but as there has been no anxiety to pram sales the value has
been sustained in the few transactions which have taken
place. We quote the value of Black Sea, 50s. ; Calcutta,
495. 6d. ; Petersburg, fine, 505., down to 41s. 6d. fur inferior;
Riga, 465. to 435. ; Archangel, 445.; Memel, 48e. to 37e.
Kooigsburg, 45.. to 375. per p. for inferior quality.-Rape-
seed : A parcel from Calcutta is reported sold at 231. 10s. per
last.-Linseed Cakes have not been so free of sale this week.
Hull-made, per ten, 111.5 e. to 111. 78.6 d.; Marseilles, 101. to
101. 151.-Rape Cakes are sold at 61.6 e. per ton, and are very
scarce. The grain market has been quiet, and to effect Wes
of Wheat a decline of 2a. to 3s. per qr. bad to I e submitted
to. All spring corn sane, but not free of sale. Imports
into the port of Hull during this week : Linseed, 5,800 qrs. ;
Rapeseed, 700; Wheat, 157; Barley, 1,541; Oats, 290;
Beans, 212 ; Pets, 56 ; Tares, 101.
LINCOLN, Fee. 26.-Ne have had a rather large market
again to-day, and some business done, at about the rates of
last week; for, though at the opening Wheats were bought
at from Is. to 2s. below our last quotation., at the clew far-
mers were firmer. Wheat, white, 73e. to 785.; red, 70s. to
75a. Barley, 501. to 581. Oats (11 stone), 30s. to 365.
LIVERPOOL, Err. 26.-The bulk of the supplies near at
hand being supposed to have been received up to the close of
last week, it is not surprising that, with a return of frost and
the wind opposed to arrivals, the imports since Monday are
almost% blank, whilst the exports to Ireland are still consi-
derable, as will be seen on reference to the particulars tub-
joined. The trade since our report of Tuesday last awnmed
a very firm aspect, with improved velues for both Wheat and
Flour, purchases of the latter having been made freely at Is
per barrel advance on previous rates ; many cargoes of
Wheat and Indian Corn =oat also found buyers at
very full prices. At our market this morning a moderato
portion of most descriptions of Wheat was diaposed of
to consumers, and a tolerable quantity to Irish
millers; which, with some parcels for investment, made
the transactions to a fair amount collectively, and an ad-
vance of Id. to 2d. per 70 lb. was realised upon our last quo-
tations. In English or Irish Flour very little business WOO
apparent; but American continuing to meet inquiry, sales
were effected, on terms at is. to Is. 6d. over Tuesday's cur-
rency, good western brands commanding 42.. to 465. 6d. per
barrel, and large parcels not offered freely by importers.
Barley and Malt ruled nearly the same as last noted. Beans
and Peas, upon a limited demand, were the turn cheaper.
Oats and Oatmeal, being extremely difficult of sale, merely
sustained late prices. Indian Corn, continuing in good re-
quest, and Indian Meal commanding more attention,
each fully supported our last currency. Arrivals from the
23rd to the 25th of February, inclusive, into Liverpool and
Runcorn, Wheat, 250 qrs. ; Barley, 20; Malt, 592 ' • Oats,
182; Beans, 31; Peas, 16; Indian Corn, 2,212; Oatmeal,
160 loads ; Flour, 20 sacks, 1,303 barrels.
MAIDSTONE. Fee. 26.-This day a very languid state of
things existed in nor market. Wheat was fully 2s. to 3e.
cheaper, and much left unsold. Lent corn was very tardy
in sale, end a good supply of 111 such. The weather being
very cold has checked the demand expected for seed this
causes a depression.
Meow, Fen. 2.5.-White Wheat, 9s. to 104. 3d.; red,
Is. fel to 90. 3,1. ; Beans, 61. to 7s. per bushel. Bar'ey,.s.ss.
to 575. ; Oats, 271. to 36 per quarter. Our market this day

Ins well supplied. Wheat 2a. per quarter lower, and sales
difficult to make. Barley dull at prices quoted. In Oats
and Beans no alteration.

Rorsrow, FEB. 24.—Wheat and Barley Is. to 2s. per qr.
cheaper, and trade slack. Oats, Beans, and Pens without
alteration. Wheat, 425. to 501. Barley, 525. to 61s. Oats,
28s. to 358. Return posted ; Wheat, 608 qrs. 6 bush. ; aver-
rage, 725. 4d. per qr. Barley, 1,677 qrs. ; average, 51.. 7d.
Oats, 40 qrs. ; average, 32.. 6d. Beans, 55 qrs. 6 bush. ;
average, 51s. Bd.

BOUTHAYVTON, Fan. 26.—The Wheat trade was heavy,
but litho business done until a fall of 3s. per qr. was sub
mitted to by the holders ; 80s. per qr. was the highest price
given, some selling at from 70s. to 76a. Barley was u last
week for beet samples, and 2s. to 3s. lower far all discoloured
and poor. Malt could scarcely fetch Ms., some selling at 80s.
Oata on the decline, except for a few print. samples ; the
prices ran between 300. and 37e. Beans and Peas marl in
request at former peicea. Tares, per bushel, 7s. to 10s. Flour
as last week. In Seeds, for spring sowing, a good business
doing, at improved prices.

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UllllllOO2, FEB. 25,-The Wheat market was trifling
to-day, but, although in rather better condition, it was con-
' aidered from le. to 2,1. per qr. lower. Barley, Oat,, Beans,
and Pets may also be quoted is, per qr. cheaper. Wheat,
171. to 201. 10s. per load of 5 qrs. Beans, 44.. to 535. per
qr. Feu, 525. to 595. Barley, 58s. to 645. Oats, 325. to
39a. Rye, 50s. Tares, 6s. 64. per bush. Flour, per sack,
white, 635. ; in household, 63, ; seconds, 58s.
Wax r.rizto, Fan. 26.-We have a large arrival of
Wheat; there I. much more fiTIIII2BI6 in the trade than on
Tuesday, and a moderate extent of business is done at 2s.
per qr. decline from the rate, of this day ae'nnight, and
seller* do act pros Wes. Barley is extremely flat, though
Dotty se b. pat Qr. redmeties. Oats a e folly ea dear,
Eleesele. per qr. lower. Other articles es
before. The following are the current prices. Wheat,
per qr., 60 lb. to the bushel, Suffolk, Essex, and Kent,
red, now, 71s. to 755. ; extra, 76e. ; white, 71e. to 735. ;
extra, 80a. ; Norfolk and Hunts., 68s. to 72e. ; extra, 735. ;
white, 71a. to 755. ; extra, 765.; Lincolnshire and Cambridge-
shire, red, 675. to 71s. ; extra, 72a. ; white, 695. to 735. ; extra,
745.; Yorkshire, red, 675. to 695. ; extra, 70s. ; white, 695. to
71s. ; extra, 745; Beattie and Konigsburg, white, 71s. to 75e.
extra, 78s. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 655. to 695. ;
extra, 725. ; Mediterranean. red, 635. to 675. ; extra, 700 ;
old, red, 61s. to 71s. ; extra, 745. Barley, per imp. qr., Norfolk
and Suffolk, 52a. to 54a. ; extra, 575. ; Linolmhire and York-
shire, 50s. to 535. ; extra, 65a. ; Scotch, 50s. to
535. • extra, 555. ; Foreign, 465. to 50s. ; extra, 52a.
Bemis, per qr., 631 b. to the bushel, small, fine, 54a. to 55a.
extra, 561. ; ticks, 531. to 51s. ; extra, 555. Oats, per stone,
mealing, 17d. to 18d. ; extra, 19,1. ; feeding, 17d. to 184. ;
extra, 19,1. ; foreign, 17d. to 18d. • extra, 19,1. Shelling,
; per load of 26116., 455. to 475. extra, 484. Malt, per load
of 6 bushels, 52e. to 56e.; extra, 60s. Peas, per qr. imperial,
blue and white boilers, 50s. to 545.; extra, 645. ; grey and
feed, 48s. to 505.: extra, 525. Rapeseed, per last imperial.
English, 261. to 281. ; foreign, 261. to 28!. Linseed, per im-
perial qr., 401. to 451. Imports during the week : Wheat,
17,263 qrs. • Barley, 2,445; Oats, 1,016; Beans, 2.334; Peas,
43.5 ; Rapeseed, 100; Linseed, 254; Shelling, 642 loads.
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. . . _
CONSTANTINOPLE, FEB. S.—There was a continued in-
crease of business in the grain markets and a further lin•
provement in .prices. Supplies were fast decreasing, and
arrivals equal to the demand were not regardedso by any
means certain, owing to Hite closed navigation of the Black
Sea. The largest shipments were for England, Marseilles,
and Leghorn. Vessel, had been freighted for Cork, Fal-
mouth, and Liverpool, at quotations varying from 18s. to 235.
HOPS.—BosouGn IMARNET, Two o'C7ock.—
Mears. Pattenden and Smith, Hop Factors, report that there
is a steady demand for all kinds of Hops at the following
quotations :
EU S E.t Koots,p.cfrt. IL oto IEIO EttraSi =sea.. P SEI. 31. 510 51. 5
Weald of Keats,: „ 4 oto II 0 Yearns: Swett,- ~ 4 0 tot 0
Samos . „ ... .... .. Ilsto I 10 014 How. .. . ~ 5 5 tot 0
Pses .. ... „ 5 ISt* 510

WORCIRTEI3, FEB. 26.—The Clover Seed trade having
commenced, causes the Hop market here to have little doing,
but, an there are notmany samples offering, prices keep quite
steady. Quotations, per cwt.. brown and inferior, new,
from 70s. to 80s.; fins and choice, 84s. to o'2s.; yearlings,
60s. to 70s. ; old Olds, 20s. to 40..

HAY.—SIIITIIFIELD, Two o'clock.—Messro. Cooper
and Davis, Hay and Straw Salesmen, report sales at the fol-
low;nst prices :
Prime Meadow Tr.t. to 7t, I Rnwe5....484. to Saa. I Straw.— 30s. to
latarkw alitto.. 576. to I& Clover to lON.

SHUTS.—SOUTHAMPTON, Fen. 26.—A large quan-
tity of Down Skins this day, the best fetching S. ; second
quality, 41. Gd.; poor do, 44. ; by the bargain, till Mac,
4s. 4d. each all round. Cottawold, and other half-bred
long Wools, best, se. 6d. each ; second, Se. ; poor, 4a. 6d.
each. Samb Skins, 2s. per dozen. Oz Hides, from 2W. to
3d. per lb. Calf Skins, 4d. to 44i. Heavy Skim, 7s. each.
Horse Hides, 7s. to 12s.

CATTLE, &c.—PEshrrri HORSE FAIR, FEB. 23.
There was a good show of Horses today, and no lack of
buyers. Light Hones for the saddle were not much sought
after, but strong Cart-horses, in prime condition, fetched
very high prices. Prime Coach-horses were also much sought
fur.

COVENT GARDEN.—This Morning.—An un-
favourable change in the weather basing taken place, the
supply of all kinds of Vegetables has been but limited,
and higher prices continue to be realised. Most kinds of
fruit continue to be scarce, excepting Pine Apple., which
are plentiful . for the season. Hothouse Grapes are
over fora time, and foreign sorts are far from being plentiful.
Pears are scarce; good samples of Glout Morceau and Ne
plus Meuris fetch from 4s. to Gs. per dozen. Apples are
also scarce. Oranges continue to fetch good prices. Nuts
are sufficient for the demand. Walnuts are scarcer.
Lemons are more plentiful. Of Vegetables, Winter Greens
are good, but scarce, and good Cornwall Brocoli can hardly
be obtained. Carrots and turnips are still dear. French
Beans are scarcer, and so is Celery Potatoes fetch higher
prices. Lettuces and Endive are rather scarce, but other
Salading is plentiful. Mushrooms fetch good prices. Cut
Flowers chiefly consist of Heaths, Jasmines, Camellias,
Pelargoniums, Gardenias, Cacti, Cinerarias, Tulips, Lily of
the Valley, Neapolitan Violets, Roman Narcissus, Hya-
cinths, Lilacs, Euphorbis jaeguinillom, Acacias, Azaleas,
You and other Roan.

TRI:ITS.

Plea Apple, per lb, de to
Grapes, Hotbed., pre lb. le to es
Poetadel, per /b. I. to 34
Apple., D. per beeh. 10. to ids
Kitchen, de to 1e
Peers, per IttAleve, 10. to Ile
Omer% per dos,lld to de
per 100, Ss to IY
bevllle, per 100, 71 to Ids
- per dot., le fd to 2e
it 141034, per dos, 6d to le

Cabbsno,red, per dot, 3. to 64.
bar uys, per dox, I. to ts ed
Green.. per dot beaches, Is to 7.
hrotoll. per boadla, ia to la
Artichoke., Jer, p ht4v, loco I. 61
French Reigns, per 100, a. to bs
Sorrel, prrltUslete, 2s to
potatoes, per too, 130. to 2666
cwt, Ts 64 to 1b
barbel. U to Is 64
-
Kidney, per 1t..., 4. to 11N
Turnip.. per dot bssebes,l4 to 56
Red Beet, cur dot, I. to I. Id
I force Radmh, per boodle, Is to be
Cucumbers, each, 1. to ts
Rhubarb, per boodle, Is to Is
icelts. per dot. b/d to 11
Cel.r7_ per bundle, MI to 2.
Cana., per dot bunches, 6. to le.
Parsnip, per Oos, 44 to la
lon. pe r 00 broad. 7. to Ss
'Spoof*, pot Pas, Is Pri to 6

Lemont, per 100, fa to lie
Ales... per peek, fa
Bares Almond, per lb., ts to 3,
Fllberts.Engllsh.prloolo..loo, tolles
Nuts, Cob, per 100 i. , lOM to 120 a
Barcelona, ala
11.111, lb to ltia
ArAnlsh, TO,
Waratata, per brkel, 1 la to 20.
Cboasta, 13a to Us

ib, ad to I.
Oarlie, per lb. 661 to Rd
8110.111, per Wore, U to 7s
Asparagus, per 100, fa Id to Rs
Costae, per pout, I, Id to 44
Paluty, per beadle, la to Is 44
Se•nose a, Is ad to le 14
gliailala, perk-so, te tots
Lettuce, Cab., pee Id-Nut, Ca tot.
Foil re, per nor% Is Nei
Radiates. pee 11 lanallos, ls to to
Mushrooms. per page, Is to Is
Retail Retlais, pr pungot, la to 3.1
Penna. prime% Id lOU
Savory, pot Imo% Y Road
Thyme, par b..% U
16 stemma, per lf er bee, Id to Id
Foreleg. per haltckere, 46 to Pt
Roots, per boodle. la to le 11
Temp., P., o."b 04
!Clot. green, per beach, 041 to I.
Moloram, per Wadi. Id to 44

SHIPPING.

AZEIVID: 2, Dublin; 1, Waterford; 1, De-
nanhadee ; 1, French ; 1, Flanders.
',mime, Feb. 27.—Wind this day at noon, E.N.E., fresh
breeze and cloudy.
DEAL, Feb. 26. —8.8. W. to N.W. ; r.m., E.S.E.
Sailed John Orly, Calcutta; Canada, and Nautilus,
Mauritius; Chieftain, and Carsbalton Park, Cuba; Byron,
New Orleans; Henry Skelton, Baltimore; Eliza, Staten
Island.
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Indefatigable, Monte Video,

Powranorrn, Feb. 26.—N.E. to E.S.E.—Sailed: Pem-
berton, New Orleans.
Cowan, Feb. 26.—Arrived
for Antwerp.
FALMOUTH, Feb. 26. E.S.E., strong.—Arrived Therese,
Iltsr Orleans. for Hamburgh.
BRISTOL, Feb. 26.—E.—Sailed : Fanny, Batbadoes ;
Antrasta, Havannah ; Philadelphia, New York.
CLYDE, Feb. 23.—Sailed Maria &dabs, Havannah ;
Brinda, Trinidad ; Leman, Grenada; British Princes,
New Orleans; Cronstadt, New York; Trident, Boston;
Nautilus, Philadelphia.
PLYMOUTH, Feb. 26.—E.—Arrived: Soho Cock, Monte
Video.

Coax, Feb. 24.—E B.E.—Arrived : Meteor, Marairaibo.
Sailed . Mechanic, Africa; Malabar, New Orleans; Village
Girl, Philadelphia.
GALWAY, Feb. 28.—Sailed : Manchester, New Orleans.
HILL, Feb. 26 —N.E.—Arrived Ednia, St. John's ;
Waterloo, St. John's ; Tuscany, New York ; Venerable,
St. John's.
FALSOUTII, Feb. 26.—The Souvenir, from London to
Limerick, which put into this port, 13th inst., with damage,
has been surveyed, and commenced discharging her cargo.
LAGOAS BAT, Feb. 23. &nue of the logs of fir washed
on shore from the brig wrecked at Soehindaul, are marked
"R. K.," "W. 8.," and "N. B." A great deal of hard
timber, with different marks ; also, some planks, marked on
the ends " H. L. ;" some staves, " M." and " T. P. ;" •
beard marked " J. D.," in letters 81 inches long, and the
wheel of the vessel have also been reenv,..eed.
. .

Wicit, Feb. 23.—The Elise, of Swineenui,le, in making
for this harbour this evening, got ashore outside the South
Quay, and remains.
PORT Lon .oe, Feb. 23.—1 t is feared that the Mareppts
steumer, on shore in the Mull of Galloway, will become •
total wreck. _ _ _

Youonat„, Feb. 23.--The Emma, hence to Clonakilty,
with barley, has put back leaky, and is discharging.
HARTLEPOOL, Feb.26.—The Dapper of Newcastle, sprung
• I^ak off Seaham yesferdav and foundered ; crew cared.

For Yesterday's Martete es! Oast page.

IMPERIAL R

ROUSE OF LORDS.-FIUDAY, Fn. 26.

The Li;;DCiLICILCOR took his wet et five o'clock.
ROT AI. ASSENT.-7L Royal Anent wag given, by oammiation.
Ilia eomniiminnera being the Loni Chancellor. Font Minto, anil Loed
Campbell. to the ifeatitote Persona (Ireland) bill.
PAPERS PRESENTED —Report of In wetors of Primas in Scot-
land; copier of applications to IS. Lord Lkutanrint of Ireland lon
dlrialce of baronies.