The Express.
London, England, 1847-01-29 00:00:00

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N0.130.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, JAN. 29,1847.

tieele. The dealers sea amtomato ot Otto restrict their
purchases to their most pramiag waste. To make p
in sales, 6d. to Is. per qr. decline had to be submitarretwo.
Beans and Pena rather
cheaper.
BRMSII. manses P. ra•Art. r
W Ern andir.tut Rid. .... 7 3 to 7 7 79 Wt
14'.!tfolk and sae& to 73 77 do 73 to 17 t°
_ ll3 to 83

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==idollod7B to 77 to 79 Whits 77 to 79 to 81
Is Swab do. -to - do -to- to -
bib ......... - do -to- to -
an .. 38 to 90

Santis, Ft•MIE 42 to 44 1110.111Ing 43 47 to AO
Melting 66 to 32 Chevalier 33 to 58 floe to 59
kWh
Bore Weyer
Mate 32 to 56
0.1". lorgigt Feed 33 to 37a Ort ..BUM 31 to 37s Od
Ditto Poland, 39 to 41. 0d...P0Ut0.. 40 to 428 Od
BerwieltandllcolchTeed 36 to Ma Od...Poteto. 41 to 431 Od
Inah Ford .........33 to 54 to Ma ad...Bista... 34 to 56. Oa
Ditto Poles . 41, Od to als Od
Pau, Grey 47 to 30s Ott-Maple— 4111 to sls Od
Blue GO to 66 _lmperial 6O to 76
White 47 to 33...801lers
Bag% Maragan 43 to 47 Tick. 47 to 30...01d 50 to 34
Harrow 49 to 30 Small 32 to 33.. old 54 to 38
Team, New Spring .... . to New Winn/ to —...01d to
llAtinian, New
Pam/
Cioessenn, BAd — to
Fee amen/
L 171.213) Canna 413 Onto AtetllllllS M.
Ma.
Puma, Town made, delivered 60 to 65-- Floe IRoomisM 14 to 311
Norfolk and Suffolk.- 30 to 54 ...Whites
Northumberland, I/moth, and Ifinieldre — to
Some: and Kent —to Irish —to
FOREIGN. Dotypakl In Bind.
WELT, Dantzie and Koritgsherg 72 to 75 fine to 82 .66 to MI
Pomeranian, Rostock, and Stettin, new 72 to 77 ..W
to 71
French and Brabant
Danish and Ibunburgh 72 to 74.-66 to 79
Danube and *Odeon/ 7l to 72-.62 to MI
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Potnerane.in and Stralsund
Sstrwliah and Owlish
Frieceland and Dutch. Awl
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Bugs, Tick — to aid 42 to 44 .. to
Small — to ...... dd 46 to 46... to
Egyptian. 44 to 46 --Twitter —to —..40 to 44
Pats, Grey
White 56 to 53 Wilms - to
Sanas, Old to new to —...largo to Duty free
Lino, Rabic and Russian
Medlterrancan llbll °derma
Ramo= 3B to 40 Hemmed 31 to 36 .. do. do.
Clovaasago, Rid to —White to —p. cwt. Duty 5s 3d. p.ewL
RAMS= CIAO . - .. . tree of duty, per too, E 5 5. to £3 10a
LVOV. Cagey Dutch sod Oentlen ditto .39 us. to flO Oa.
Ditto French and American ditto £lO Os. total Os.
per BrL of 1961h5.
nous, American. to Band 39 to 41 Ws 41 W 43
Dantsic and Hamburg 37 to 40
CULLii.lll,Duty 7ld. per barrel)
French free to par Seek of MO lb..
ARRIY.tLs INTO LONDON FROM 25th JAN. TO 29th JAN.
gra English. Scotch. Irish. Foreign.
Wheat .....1 4210 1 319 u
Maley 4055 3320
Ode . . _. ...-- 3380
Flow, 3330 socks; barrels 20,700; mad, 31M aussters.
Loom. AraLsom, Jas. 29.—Wheat, 765. $l.; Harley, sflo. 3d.;
Oats, Ms. ; Rye, 004. Cd.; Beans, 3.14. 1 Id. ; Peas, 34a 7d.
IMPERIAL AVERAGE&

' Rtss;" ;;ri«i.-13:17.7 Rye. Beans. I Pens.
Dee. 19 29.10 d 12.11 d 26. 3sl 13s ld its M 46,10 d
26 Cl• 6d 43. 2d 26s 104 13d 7d 13s Mrs 62
lea. 2 64s ed 44s 3d 17s 2d Mk 10d 4.lltid IA lid
9 41. 10d 46s Sd 27s 10.1 Kr 44117 s OdSle 7d
16 706 3d 311. 0d 6d SO. &I AOl Sls lld
2$ 73s 341 is 6131. 2d, la Ad3l, 14134. 114
6 weeks' Agg. Arer. ilig ostilds 1 AA. 2.4147, 007. 24121. Id
Duties on Far. Grain Osriel Oa Oil Os WI Os WI Os WI Os (Id
rued/Akins In Ist six week's (.Lea average.

Prier. , Dee. 10. Dec. 36. Jos. 3. 330. 11. Jul. 16 Jan. 23.
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Biax6LEY, J. 27.—Ws had rather a large supply of
grain at our market this day, especially Wheat, in *huh an
average business was done at about the rates of the previous
market. B irk y for malting purposes, a shade higher.
Beans, Peas, and tats, a ithout alteration.

BIRMINGHAM. JAN. 28.-At this day's market there
was again a large supply of English Wheat, and we nduce
our quotations 3s. to 4s. per quarter, with little doir g. Bar-
ley offering about 50. cheaper, but no buyers. In Oats little
passing ; the price is nominally unaltered. Beans dull, with
the turn in favour of the buyer. Peas firm. The millers
reduced the retail price of }lour 4d. per sack. During
the present week, the corn trade has been pretty much at a
stand still, the only sale reported in Wheat was about 4s.
per quarter under the currency of last market day. Barley
quite unsaleable. For Oats we have no inquiry. A
parcel of Egyptian Beans changed hands, at 48e.
per imperial quarter at Gloucester. Wheat, per
bushel of 62 1b.., English, white, 9s. 4d. to 10s. ;
new, 9s. 3d. to 101. Id.; red, Bs. 94. to 9s. 84.;
new, Bs. Bd. to 91. 7d. ; foreign red, 9s. to 10s. ; white,
9s. 4d. to 10s. 6d. ; Polish Odessa, 9s. 6,1. to 10..; Danube,
9s. to 9s. 10d. Barley, per imperial quarter, 495. 6d. to
; grinding, p-r 392 lb., 445. 64. to 475. 6d. Oat., per
imperial quarter, English. white, 325. 64. to 44.. 6d.; Welsh,
per 312 lb., black and white, 31s. 9d. to 340. &l. ,• Irish (40 lb.
to 12 lb.), 345. 6d. to 37. &I. ; do. (37 lb. to 391 b.), 330. 6d.
to 35a 6d. ; black. 31s. 94. to 3135. 92. Beans, per 196 lb.,
English, old, 21a. 6,1. to 23a. 6d. ; new, 21a. 9d. to Va. 6d.;
Irish, 191.94. to 21s. 9d. ; foreign, 19r. 6,1. to 225.6.1. Peas,
per imperial quarter, boiling, 58e. to 68.. • grin.ling, per
196 1b..195. 6d. to 20.. 6d. Flour. per sack of '11,01b., English,
fine, 58s. 6d. to 615.; seconds, 555. to 58s.

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BRISTOL, JAN. 24.—A fair attendance at to-day's
market, but very little was doing. The change of wind has
at present brought only one vessel to this port, with about
5,000 barrels of Flour from New York, and we receive no
Grain or Flour from Ireland. With moderate supplies, mut-
wise' and fair deliveries from farmers, our millers and malt.
stern have generally refrained from purchasing, but holders
are pretty firm. The weather is now favourable for farming
operations, and growing Wheats are promising well.
Farmers were more desirous to sell. Wheat. per qr., 725, to
78s. Barley, 50s to fiOs. Onto, 335. to 405., being at a
small decline on Wheat, and 2s. to 4s. lower for common
sorts of Barley.
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Devizes, JAN. 29.—We were largely supplied with
Wheat, which, being much out of condition, made a slow
sale, at last week's prices, a considerable quantity remaining
unsold. Barley was in Liege supply, and demand feir, fully
sustaining last week's price. The supply of Oata was
large and the sale slow, with no alteration of price. Beans
and Peas were also in large supply, and sold slowly at •
decline of Is. per quarter. Wheat, best white, 755. to 83a.;
red, 655. to 80s. ; inferior, 495. to 63e. Barley, 43e. to 48a.
Oats, 30s. to 38e. Beset, 49e. to 575. Peas, 495. to 5.55.
NZWBUHY, JAN. 28.—We continue to receive liberal sup-
plies of Wheat, a great proportion of which is in bad condi-
tion : fine samples nearly supported the prices of last week,
but the damp parcels must be quoted 2s. lower. The supply
of Barley exceeded the demand, and prices receded 3s. to 4s.
per quarter.
The same remarks apply to Oats, but l'eas and
remain stationary.
PLYMOUTH, JAN. 28.—Although there was a good attend-
ance of farmers at this day's market, not much business was
done, as few would give way in price, and the little done
was at • reduction of about 2a. per qr. on Wheat. Barley
in good demand, at full prices. Fine Flour, 60s.
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SHEFFIELD, JAN. 26.-At our market to-day we had
rather a better supply of Wheat than last week, but there
was not a grist amount of business done, although a reduc-
tion of fully 6d. per load from our last was asked. Barley
wu 2s. to 3s. per quarter lower, and met with a ready sale.
In Beans, Peas, and Oat., no alteration to notice. Wheat,
red, Ms. to 285.; fine, 28a. to 30s. 6d. ; white, 30s. to 31a.
Beans, 20s. 6d. to 21s. 6d. Peas, 20s. 6d. to 21s. 6d. per load.
Barley, 48e. 6d. to 625. 6d. Oats, 28s. to 355. 6d. per qr.
STOCKTON.ON-TEE., JAN. 27.-The supply of grain from
our farmers was again very large to this day's market, and
there are fair coasting arrivals. Buyers act on the reserve
for the moment, waiting to sie the effect of the parliamentary
measures on the leading markets. Wheat meets a moderate
demand at 2a. per qr. decline. Barley is 4s. per qr. lower.
Oats sell readily at our quotations. Beans and Peas arc 2s. I
per quarter dearer. Flour remains the same. The weather
is now fine and open; farmers being busy with field work,
supplies may be expected to fall off materially. British : I
Wheat, per quarter, Yorkshire and Durham, white,
new, 80s. to 865.; old, 80s. to 825. ; red, 765. to ;
old, 601. to 785.; Norfolk and Suffolk, white, 81s. to 875.; I
old, 82a. to 84s. ; red. 784. to 82.. ; old, 741. to 80a. Barley,
matting, Norfolk and Suffolk, 60s. to 62a.; Chevalier, 61s. to
63e. ; grinding and feeding, 51s. to 655. Rye, Norfolk and
Suffolk, 675. to 60a. Beans, small, 645. to 685.; tick, 545. '
575. Peas, white, boilers, 62a. to 725.; grey and maple, 525.
to 54e. Oats, potato, 344. to 385.; common, 265. to 335. Flour,
country, per sack 280 lb. : 555. to 605.; soperfine, 695. to 61s.
Foreign Wheat, Dantsie, per qr., free. 80e. to 84a. ; Ros-
tock and Wismar, 78s. to 82w; Stettin, 76e. to 800.; Danish
end Hamburg, 745. to 78e. • Barley, Rostock and Stral•
sand, 50s. to &G.; Denials and Swedish, 48s. to 62a.; l'ess,
white, boners, 62. a. to 72e.; grinding, 525. to 545.
LIMERICK, JAN. 27.-Scarcely any Wheat at market to-
day, and very full prices paid. Our Wednesday's market,
however, is seldom so well attended as that held on Satur-
day. Oats in moderate supply, and freely taken at 18d. to
19d. per stone. Some shipments continue to be made to I
Glasgow. Consumption goes on as heavy as ever. Still,
with several arrivals of Indian Corn and likewise coarse-
bread stuffs and Wheat from London and other English
ports, the market for su di is heavy temporarily; dealers, too,
hesitating as to the probable effect of new measures. Priem
for all such articles are therefore without variation from last
advised. Weather here has been very wild, with much rain.
WATIRF"RD, Jan. 27.-Supplies of country Wheat
having somewhat increased since Saturday hart, farmer, are
compelled to submit to a reduction of ls. to 2a. per barrel,
in order to effect rules. Prepared parcel., being acute, com-
mand late rates, and all other descriptions of corn eontiene
firm in price. No change can be noted in the value of tither
Flour or Indian Corn.

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EtnNNuaou, JAN. 27.-We had again a large supply of
Wheat from the growers at this morning's market. The
condition being generally affected by the damp weather, a
clearance could not be made till a reduction of le per v.
was submitted to. For Foreign and English the demand
was limited, but prices are firmly maintained. The supply
of Barley being small, needy buyers had to give within a
trifle of last week's rates. Oats met a slow, limited sale, at
a decline of 2s. per quarter. Peas supported their previous
value; but Beans are Is. to 2s. per quarter cheaper. Wheat,
819 vv. sold, top, 80s. ; average, 68s. 3d. Barley, top, 535. ;
average, 48s. sd. Oats, 942 qrs., top, 515.; average, 365. 10d.
Beans, 97 qrs., top, 701.; average, 595. 2d.
GLASGOW, JAN. 27.-The supplies coastwise, aid (hinge-
mouth, since the 20th instant, have been large, amounting
to 7,600 qrs. W heat ; 7,600 qrs. Barley ; 11,500 qrs. Oats,
and 2,680 loads Oatmeal. From the United States of Ame-
rica the arrivals have consisted of 4,500 gni Wheat, and
4,250 brie Floor. From Ireland only GOO qrs. Oats reported;
but sevtral cargoes are near at hand. The temporary sus-
pension of all duties on grain (until the Ist September).
which, it is understood, will take effect immediately, has
had little influence on prices of Wheat, Oats, &c. ;
but, the great reduction proposed to be made in the
Duty on Rum has alarmed the distillers, and almost put a
atop to sales of Barley, except at a material decline, to which
holde' were not much dispos.el to accede. There was a
poor attendance of buyers at this day's market, and a slow
trade in most articles; but towards the close some rather
considerable tales of Barley occurred at a reduction of about
2s. per boll. We do not alter *or quotations for other grain; I
but, to have effected much progress in sales of 'Wheat
and Flour, lower prices must base been accepted.
Wheat, per 2401 b., English, white, new, 395. to 416.6 d. ; red,
old, 365, to 395. ; new, 38a. to 40s. ; Scotch, white, old,
Mo. to 40s. ; new, 381. to 38s. ;• Irish, red and white, old,
36". to 331. ; new, 365. b3Bs. ; Dantrie, old, 395. to 425.:
Pomeranian, old, 37.. to 414. ; Danish, old, 36e. to 385.;
°diem, soft, old, 36t. to 38e Russian, hard, old. 37e.;
Canadian, old, 375. to 395. ; United States, old, 38s. to 40s.
8ar11,3201b. English, new, 395. to 425. ; Berwick and

free Pomeranian, &c., new, Mk. to 415.; tree Bamah,
new, 38e. to 40s. Oats, per 264 lbs , Berwiek and
Scotch, new, 3,15. to 375. ; prepared Irish, new, :13s. to 38e.
Beans, per 4 imperial bushels, English, new, 30.. to 31s. ;
re Foign, new, 295. to 30s. ; Irish, per 260 lbs., new,
30s. to 31e.; Egyptian, per 280 lb. ,old, 30s. to 31s. Peas,
per 280 lbs., white, new, 345. to 37.. ; grey, new, 32a. to
33e. ; Canadian, new, 335. to 355. 6d. Flour, per 280 lbs.,
Engliih, superfine, new, 60s. to 645. ; Irish ditto, new,
60s. to 645. ; fine, new, 58s. to 621. • extra choice qualities,
new, 635. to 655. ; American, per 'barrel, sweet, old, 424.
to 445. ; Canadian, sweet, old, 41s. to 435. ; sour, old, 38s.
Oatmeal, per 2801ba., Scotch, new, 621. to 665. Indian Corn,
per 280 lbs., 425. to 441.

SKINS. —NEWBURY, JAY. 28.—Best Wilts and
Hann South Down Skins made from 4*. 64 to ss. each ; not
picked, 4*. to 4s. 3d. Leicesters and Coltswold, best, from
45. 64. to ss. 3.1.; othen from 3s. 61. to 4s. 3d. Os Hides,
weighing above 60 lbs., 3d. per lb. Cows and lighter, 4s.
per score lb.. Calf Skins, best, 41d. per lb. ; inferior, 4d. ;
shove 16 lbs. weight, Gs. to 6s. 6d. each. Horse Hides, from
5.. to 10e. each.

ITALY, JAw. 20.—(Extrect from a let'er.)—The season
has been most unfavourable for our Skin market; the
months of October and November were very wet, and De-
cember and the early part of January followed with unusually
severe cold ; the consequence has been great mortality in the
Mocks, and, from the most correct information, collected from
the various districts, there is no hesitation in saying that the
collection of Lamb Skins in Tuscany will not exceed, if it
amount to, one half of last year. This is to be re-
gretted the more, not only as the supply is greatly
diminished, but it will not be posiuble to get down priers as
anticipated. The collection of Kid Skins will also, this
season, be far short of the usual one, and prices must be
high. This will no doubt bring the French into the market
for Lamb Skins; indeed, they have already begun to make
inquiries, snd if they do come forward, it cannot fail to have
an effect on our prices.

WOOL.—Newouxr, JAN. 28.—The beet price for
Teg Wool ia 14d. ; Limb.', 13d.; Long Wool, 12d. ; com-
mon, 10d.: inferior, &L to 9d.; Combing Wool, 13d. to
14d. Expected to rise.

CATTLE, &c.—SMITHFIELD, Two o' Clock.
The number of Beasts is smaller than of late; but in coma.-
' quenee of the unparalleled supply of country-killed meat to
the dead market this week, the demand is exceedingly small.
Prices are about the same as on Monday last. We have
200 from Scotland, 1.50 Norfolk' and Suffolk*, which re-
mained unsold on Monday, 130 mulch Cows, and the re-
mainder from the neighbourhood of London and various
parts of the country. The supply of S .cep is very small,
but quite equal to the demand. It is with great difficulty
that a few of the choicest Downs make be., and middling
qualities can scarcely be dispostd of. Good Calves are my
scarce, and in this d scription there is a rise of tally 2d. per
81b. Inferior qualities cannot be called dearer. Trade for
Pigs continues steady.
of lb. a a s. 4. Per •10•• Wine. 4 a. a.
Best Wow, lierrioris,Lc. 4 0 4 4 Plies . A a I 0
Bet /11.•••71.ome . . .. 10 4 a Attet Downs a lialtbreal• 4 II 5 0
Mecum* quality lieut.... 3 a 3 4 Huai tasty wools 4 4 4 5
Glare
Ben. aguaarkau. 087; Sheep .ed Lamb.. ',llO, Glees, 1011. P.P. 244.
BISVIRLET, JAN. 27.—A large show of Beasts and a short
show of Sheep. Beef, per stone, 6.. to 7s. Mutton, per lb.
6d. to 61d. The usual number of buyers attended. All the
Sheep were sold, but part ef the Beasts remained unsold.
Lfvearoot, JAN. 2.s.—The supply of stock at our market
to-d.y has been less than that of last week; nearly the whole
was sold without any alteration in price from our lut state-
ment. Beef, 51d. to 61d. Mutton, 6/d. to lid.

NEWBURY, JAN. 28.—The Beast market was fully sup-
plied with prime fat Oxen, Heifers, Steers, Cow., &c. The
price for best Devon+, Herefords, and Scots, was from 4s. to
4s. 4d. the stone; second quality, 01. 6d. per score. Best
fat South Downs were 4d. per stone lower; Is. Bd. to Se.
the top price. Some fat ewes were sold at 4s. to 4s. 4d. ;
lean stock was cheaper. Fat bacon Pigs, Ps. 6d. to 10s. per
score ; and 103. 6d. for best qualities. Lean Hogs and Pip
were very plentiful, but sold very indifferently.
NEWCASTLE, JAN. 26.—At our market this morning we
had a splendid show of Beasts, which were of a very superior
quality, amongst which there were three bullocks of the
short-horned breed. They were fed by Mr. Grainger,
Hairstanes, factor to Lady Lothian ; the were decidedly
the best in the market, and much admired' during the day ;
they were sold by Henry Elliott, cattle dealer, to Mr. Wm.
Davidson, butcher, North Shields. A good supply of Sheep.
Cattle is in active request, and a good demand for the south ;
prices are looking up. Sheep are also a shade better. Prices :
Beasts, neat cutters, 7s. ; Steers, 6s. 61. per it. of 1411*.
Sheep, 6ld. to 64. per lb. oinking the offal.
ROTHERHAM, JAN. 2.s.—The show of both Beasts and
Sheep was good. The attendance of buyers from Manchester,
Birmingham, and the neighbourhood being numerous, salmi
the market to rule brisk, and a clearance of both ce( and
Mutton at the following prices: Beef, per st me, Ss. to 6s. 6d. ;
prime, 7s. Mutton, per lb., Std. to 6& ; prime, 64d. Cattle,
291 ; Sheep, 2,800._

SALFORD, JAN. 27.—We bad a good show of both Beasts
and Sheep to-day, and, for the mason, of good quality.
Thrre was a fair demand for good Beef and Mutton, at full
prices, but ordinary heavy Bale and the turn lower. Nearly
all sold.

WAKEngLn, JAN. 27.—We had a large supply of stock
at market this morning, of both deecriptior.a. There was a
good attendance of buyers, yet the market was heavy, and
part remained unsold. Beef, per stone, 6s. to 6s. 6d. Mutton,
per lb., Sid. to 61d. Beasts, 670 ; Sheep, 7,000. We had a
large supply of lean Cattle and Calves.
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iDIN;110H, JAw. 27 —Tbe supply of cattle was again
very lame, the number brought forward being 510 heads, or
13 km than last week. The demand was good. Superior
animals were scarce, the greater portion being of secondary
and inferior quality. A few prime lots fetched 8.. per Dutch
stone. Current prices, 7s. to 7s. 6d.; ordinary and inferior
kinds, from bs. 6d. to 6s. A great number of inferior
animals were left unsold. Sheep were very numerous,
amounting to 2,374, being 427 more than last week. Sales
were dull, and prices barely realised last Wednesday's rates.
Good black-Wed wedders fetched 6d. per lb.; secondary
and inferior kind. brought Cid to 314., and a number of
inferior sorts unsold.

GLASGOW, JAN. M.—There wu a fair supply of Sheep
and cattle iu the market to-day, which met a ready sale at
good prices. B. ef, of the beet quality, brought 10e. per teen
stone. Best black-faced Sheep sold at 365., and white-faced
at 43e. each.

SHIPPING.

MAILS ARRIVED: 3, Dublin; 2, Waterford; 1, Do:tight-
dee: 1, Flanders; 1, Holland; 1, East India.
Losusns, Jan. 29.—Wind this day at noon, W.S.W.,
1i ht breeze, and dull hazy weather.
DIAL, Jan. 28.—A.11., W.S.W., strong gale, and heavy
squalls; FAB, W.N.W., moderate. Arrived : Minerva,
Pernambuco; Catherine Greene, St. Kitt's; David Malin,
New York, for Antwerp ; New Hampshire, ditto. Arrived
from river: Marion, for Jamaica. The outward-bound rode
oat the gale well—many with both anchors down.
POMTSMOUTM, Jan. 28.—S.W. to W.S.W., hard.—Ar-
rived: Emma, Belize.
ALUBO4OI'OII, Jan. 27.—A %easel's boat,l3 feet long, with
" Royal George, Sloops, of Faversham," on the stern, has
been picked up; also, a head-board, marked " Francis. We-
bster."
IIt:LL, Jan. 28.—B.S.W.—Sailed: William Lee, Balti-
more; Undaunted, Philadelphia; Railway Steamer, Boston.
DuBLIN, Jan. 27.—5. W.—Arrived: Yarmouth, St.
John's, N.B.
RAMSOATI, Jan. 28.—A.K., S.W., strong and very
sr(ually; P.K., N., light.—Arrived Monarch, St. Kitt's, for
Limerick.
MILVoIW, Jan. 27.-8.8. W., strong and squally.—Ar-
rived : Duke of Norfolk, Hovannah, for London, with low
of boats, bulwarks, galley, and sails split, making much water.
MCMIILLS, Jan. 26.—The Arab went on shore during the
night to the westward of Swansea Pier.
FALMOUTH, Jan. 28.-8. W., a gale, rain, and squally.—
Put in: Seventeenth of May. Christiansands, for Ntw
York.

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