The Express.
London, England, 1848-03-02 00:00:00


COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Two o' Clock.—We have not much variation to re-
port of prices in the funds this morning. Consols are
now ailed 811 to 21 for money, and 82 to 1 for
account, being about 1 per cent. below the opening
quotations. We have a more quiet business also, and
so far no unfavourable rumours are in circulation.
Reduced Threes, 811 to 21. Three-and-a-Quarter
per Cents., 83 to 1. Exchequer Bills, 12s. to 17s.
premium. Bank Stock, 191 to 4.
Foreign stocks remain heavy as before. Brazilian,
76 to 8. Equador, 21 to 1. Mexican, 16 to 16.
Peruvian, 26 to 8. Spanish Fives lower, at 131 to
141 ; the Threes, at 221 to 41; Passive, at 3 to 1.
Dutch Two-and-Half per Cents, 42 to 4; the Fours,
72 to 6. Danish, 73 to 8. Venezula, 35 to 7; the
Deferred, 9 to 11. . .

The dividend on the guaranteed Greek loan was not
paid yesterday, on account of the failure of the re-
mittancesfrom Paris for the French portion, the English
and Russia, being both ready. There is little
doubt of the delay being accidental, and that it
will be remedied to-day or to-morrow, when the case
is wade known to the new French government, whose
notice it must have escaped. The holders of the
bonds were desired to apply again to Messrs. Roths-
child. to-day.
- • - • •

Advices from Antwerp, of yesterday's date, report
that the directors of the Commercial Bank had
been refused the assistance requested from
the bank of the &eke Generale at Brus-
sels. The securities tendered would probably be
found, however otherwise substantial, of a description
not readily convertible, and in times like the present,
when even the most esteemed public securities are of
sash fluctuating and uncertain value from day to day,
it behoves even such a powerful institution as the
Saila Generale to be well prepared against all con-
tingencies.
A meeting of the Commercial Bank proprietary
was immediately held to consider of affairs, at which
some members of the board of management
were present, who proceeded to give a rough
sketch of the present situation of the bank, but
as nothing was produced to guarantee the exactitude
of the figures brought forward, a committee of five
members was at once selected among those present, who
were authorised to examine the amounts at the offices
of the bank, and proceed, in accord with the adminis-
stration, to a generalconvocatiou of all those interested,
1 to whom they will report.

EN QUAD FUNDS.
Donk Stock, 191 4 3 pm. Ct. Cons for Ac., $2
3 per Ct. Rel. Am.., 814 3/ 13; per CCM,. $3 1
3 per Ct. Conk Juana.. 814 21 A:chequer BUD, 136.10 17. pm.

comet IN FUNDS.
5 per Ct. Anstrian Bonds, 94 6 1 per Cent. Grenada Ms., 14; 2
4; per Ct. Bele. Bonds, lit 91 Grenada Deferred lids., 3 i
21 per Cent. ditto, 5 per Ct Beaman. 1846, 1614
5 per Ct. Brazilian Ms., 75 8 4 per Ct. Perunan kids. 26 8
Ditto New. 74 8 Porturnese Cons. /kis, 61
4 per BUM. A M., 23 6 5 per Ct Russian 8da.,154411 II;
Ditto ChM= Me., yres
90 6 Ditto Swish lids., 136 4
Data Columb. Def. Bd.. 3 per Ct. Bpanish Dd., 23; 4i
Columbian Muador Bd.. 24 34 Spanish Deferred Bda, 11 13
Ipie CLDanßle lids., 73 4 Bpentsb Bemire 191 e., 3
t per Cl. Dutch 131.., 42 4 2 per Cl, Venezuela 1t0.., 35 7
4 ixrCt.Certs. Dutch, 71 9 Venezuela Deferred 1346..9 11

RAILWAYS.—The market for shares is improved
in feeling, andtbe public are rather buyers, Boulogne,
9; ; North Staffordshire, 4 dis. ; Shropshire Union,
225. 6d. per share. Blackwalls have been largely
done at 4; to 4. Eastern Counties also at 14 to
13i. Great Northern, 77, die., buyers.

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IiALE6 EFFECTED UP TO TWO MIB DAT IN LONDON.
(lfesteaday's prim wW be found in Lig t pap.)
Dir.& Oxford Jo., 23 24 1 Norfolk guar. 51 per Cent., 41
Bir., Weiser. k Dudley, 14 North Britials, 23
Caledonian Halves, 31 301 Do Qrs, 44
(beater and Holyhead, 20 Do. Thirds, 11
E. Ang. Mt, L. &E. & Lik D., 31 $ N. Staffordshire, 91 4
Do. 31. 101.6 per et. Pref., 31 Olt, Woe., and Wols, 24
Eastern Counties, 131 1 Read., Guild., and Help**, 71
Do. Ex., S per ant., No. 2, Id. Royston & Ilitehen, 11
East Lancashire, 20 Shrewsbury and /firm., B, 11
Great Northern, 51 1 6. E. and Dover, 261 71
Gt. Western, 36 South Wales, 7 8
Da. New 17f., 91 Wilts, Bowel., & Wey., 191
Lane. & Yorkshire Halves, 84 Perk, New., and Ber., 311 2
Do. Silas, 71 Do. Orig. New & Bee., 291 30
Lseds and Thirsk, 21 Do. Bolen. No. I (Turk &New),
I Do. Pref. 6 per cent, 6 16 171
London & Blackwell, 51 Do. Exton. No. 2 (News and
Do. New, Ne. 2, 14 4 Bee.), 111
Lou., Blip., & 8. Coast, 711 2 Do. G. N. E. Par., 91
1.00. and N. Western, 136 4 York & N. Midland, 67
Do. Qrs. New, 61 6 Do. Pref., 134
Do, Mlle, 9` Do. E. gc W. IL Ex., 30
London and S. Western, 49 50 Boulogne and Amiens, 819
Manehes., Bus., & Mat., 1 N. of ',roue, 51 1
Man., &lei., & Lln. New Pref., 71 Orleans and Bordeaux, 3 4
Midland, 105 31 Room k Zane, 111
Do. 501. sh., 114 11 Sambre and Meuse, 7
Do. Conant Bela. & far. 6 per West Flanders, 1
Cent., 121 194 I

Lan. & York. (tateii.:E:,ll3.);
321. ob., d
Do. Delves Sate L. & B.), II d
L. and N. Western, 136
Do. New 1ar5.,41 p
Man. Shed., & Lln.Pref., par a p

Len, Marren 1.
Midland, 105 6
Da Halves, 34 $ d
B. Y..3c Dover, New, No 4,2 i d
York, Nerac., and Bor. (6 E.
Fur.), If p

The transaitionCe;liTiiate
numeroue to-day, but there wa
Amber., Nott., & Baotou, d
Birm., & Stour Vol., 2i d
Great Northern, 7 d

HARES, Man= 1.
market were somewhat more
is little variation of prices.
North Staffordshire, d
Shrews. & Bina. 1 d
South Staffordshire, 114

LEEDS VALES, Mears 1.
There were not many transactions in shares this morning ;
but, owing to the more favourable reports of the metropolitan
mo'ey market, there was a decided improvement in the
prices 'ashore".
E. Lancashire, New, 5I d Leeds and Think, 17 d
Do. Qrs., 1. p I Man., Shelf., kr Lin. Pref., par
E. and W. Yorkshire, 81 I North British Thirds, lie. d
News. and Der. New, Us. ed. p
Great Northern, 7i 6; d

BRISTOL SALES, 111. CH 1.
The market, in which nothing was done on Tuesday, has
today resumed considerable activity, and prices were tending
upwards.
Great Western Old, 5 p I Midland, 34 p
Do. Ctrs., 4 p York, Now., k Bor. No. 2, 1 p
Do. Fifths, 3 $ p Tad Vale New 10t. sh., .l 6 d
Do. New, 17 ~ $ I d
YORK SALES, MAIM 1.
Gt. Northern, 21 61. la. N. B. Extension, 7s.
Ina. & StAdmund's, di York, Newc., & Bet. Extension,
N. British 11. sa. 6d Nu. 2, 111 1
Do. Qrs., 46 Do. O. N. k. Pur., 9

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LiNE, Half-past Two—
The markets have worn a dull appearance to-day ; the only
public Bales have been two of foreign Sugar, Cuba and Ha-
varnish, which went off steadily.—Coffee dull, and no
transactions reported by private contract.—Cotton dull ;
100 bales of La Guam were offered, and bought
in, as previous rata were not bid. There has been
a speculative purchase of about 1,000 hhds. East India
Rum, at Is. Bld. proof gallon.—Saltpetre has been bought
to arrive, at 305.; and refraction 11, is reported sold by pri-
vate contract on the spot at 31L—In other articles no mate-
rial alteration ; exportation articles have became dull, arising
from the un-ettled state of the Continent.

PRICES CURRENT.

litteam per ewt. Derr ram.
W. Indla,B.P.bern. 335. 0d.340. Od 1
Yellow &Grey 96 0..90
Ftne 4l 0...47
Matiritinr, brown— 23 0.. 34
Yellow 33 0...96
Pine 39 0...45
Bengal &Madras, b 29 0...32
Yellow 34 0..A7
White 39 0...48
Foreign, brown.—
Yellow 33 0...38
Grey and white 37 0_45
&Mined, Ilambro' 66 0-.70
Lump.
Comm, In Bond.
West India, ordi-
nary 25 0... 30 0
Good.
Pine 7O 0...100 0
Ceylon, good ordi-
nary 33 8... 34 4
Pine ordinary 34 0... 36 0
Pine 3B 0... 76 0
Mocha, good to fine 50 0... SO 0
Costa Rica, ordi-
nary to line 35 0... 35 0
Sumatra and Pa
Ong 23 0... 17 0
Tao, at per lb.
Colson, common 0 3 ... 0 9
RICK, at per ewt.
Bengal white ln 0... 10 0
WV 7 6... 9 II
San and Manilla $ 1... IS 6
Patna, cleaned
Carolina. 24 0...28 0
Bruin.

Pas, No. 1. RS 0... 4
Hoops lO 0 0 0
Cargo at Cardiff ted 7 5... 0 •
Swedia ll 10...11 IS
Lase, at per too.
17 15...16
Balled, :beet l9 0... 0
Ban l7 10...10 1
Patent abet 2O 0... 0
red or miniam
Baiter t9 11_20
Otre, per 232 imp. gal. d.p.
ash, Ba 4 pale 3O 10... 0
straw 29 • . 0
brown k yellow 33 1.. 27
sperm 9S
Cod 23 10... 0
South Sea 27 0..93
Olive,Gallipoli,p.ton 44 0..47
Cotes Nut .....
Seed. BAP% Psis,
per ton SI 0... 0
Linseed 24 ll_ 0
Parise:ma, per cwt.
Batter-03rk, lid— 91 0...93
Ind 0 • I
3rd 0 0... 0
Dublin, Ist 0 1... •
Limerick, do B5 0. .91
Carlow, Ist...—. 90
Newry, 0— 0
Waterford B4 C-911
Beef, Brits, pa
taros
Prime Hem 0 0... 0
Pork.prime Mem— 97 6...90 •
Baeoe-Pork, Lark 14, •..44 •
Do., Belfast
Baas, Waterford,
semirna. 62 o_o6 I
37 9.. se •
lard.BelinPrtrk 62 9-72 0
Ward ,do
Ditto Bladder ... 16 o_B3 0
Anamieua,dnap. b 0 0_94 •
Haim, Or and Cow, at per lb.
B. A. and*. Video,
BDrrVted oa.4d Os. Id
• 21_6 Se
Dry fteteed .O
00 • ...0
54
Uta
BIN dry ...0 k
Valp. dry._ 3a
0 31_0
West India, dry 0 0 ...0
Bated 0 ...I $
Bert India 0 6i...0 10
B.Aza, dry 0 0 ..0 0
0 11 ...0
8. AilltgarNollo, per
hide 9 I 0
Roads, ditto 6 ... 7 I
Des Wean, at pa ton.
1 ,Jamaioa..s4 C.. 4
41=d aras ...... 39_ S 1
Cuapesoliy 7 0... S
rade, laminae lf 10... G 1
Meirseas, large sad
Ned lO 0...13
9 0...10
Lim 1S 10...13
lisp= 13 0...1S
led 8.0144‘....... 4 1.. 4 1
.....

... --
--and Leeward I
Proof 1 1 ... 1 9
Demerara, 21 to
36 per cent. 1
O.P. ..... •. —. 2 3 ... 3 2
Jamaica. Si to 36
pee mat. O.P. 3 9 ... 4 1
TlMUlite marks 4 6 ... 4 10
Brandy, let brands 4 4 ... 5 10
Brlttah spirits, d.P. 10 0 ... 0 0
teach
Irish lO 0 ._ 0 0
Fes, per tan.
ItIga,P.T.R. £47 0...34 0
it. Petersburg, 9
Wend 0 0... 0 0
Dutch sad Flattish 35 0- 63 0
Freeland
Limo, at pm ton.
BLPeteestkarg,cleanS3s 0...16 0
ameba
hall clew
Rigs, !thine 37 0... 0 0
°WSW 36 0...0 0
01110
ManEla
East India Bunn l3 0- 23 0
Bombay lO 0.-24 0
Jute
Tor, at pee ewt.
Banes O4 0... 0 0
Straits
Clem in Weiss 62 0... 0 0
Lox, at pa tee.
I Begs .......... 4.9 10 el 0

HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, Two o Clock.
Marrs. Pattenden And Smith report that the market cos-
tame eery firm, at late prices.
I
New bitd k t.'.. Nrote 34 Bto R. 5 Tawny Iterox.ettl 21. Ito 31.4
New Wmld of hems 1 14 to 3 13 Yeartlag Stones „ 2 ito 114
New donee .... ... 3 14 to 31. 01,1llope ,. 1 9to 2 4
Eornhoule ..... .. .. 4 4to 6 6

BASINGSTOKE. March 1.-Getting into few hands, holders
of Farnham' and Alum asking a further advance of 3.. per
cwt. ; top prices, 61. to 61. 10s. per cwt. Alton, from 61. to
61. 10s. Common Bentleys, 41. to 41. 10s.
CORN.-BARNSLEY, March 1. -No alteration
whatever in our corn market this day.
BASINOSTOKE, March 1.-Wheat was in good supply;
white made 151. to 141. 10s. per load; best, old, red,
131. 106. to 141. ; other lots at from 121. 101. to
131. Barley, fine chevalier, 345. to 3.55. per quarter,
fair samples ; others from 30s. to 345. Oats, for
seed, sold well at from 224. to 28s. Beans fetched from 445.
to 50e. per qr , with a fair demand. Peas also were in re-
quest at from 445. to 486.
Borrox, March 1.-There has been less Wheat offering
to-day. Condition rot improved; millers gave last week's
prices for dry samples. Beans in large supply ; sale very
slow, at Is. per qr. reduction. Oats same as last week.
Wheat, red, 40s. to 455. ; fine, 48s. to 50s. ; white, 425. to
485.; fine, 50s. to Oats, 15s. to 206. Beans, 365. to 38s.
CHICHESTER, March 1.-Our market was liberally sup-
plied with all description of Grain, for which, there was a
steady demand, at the prices of last market clay. Wheat,
475. to 51e. Barley, 28s. to 335. Oats, 21s. to 245. Beans,
38s. to 40e. I'eas, 38s. to 40s. Flour, 375. per sack.
Hataawcianr, Feb. 29.-On Tuesday we kad a good show
of all grain, for which the trade ruled particularly fiat, both
merchants and millers showing little disposition to go into
stock. After two or three dry days a great deal of rain has
again fallen. Wheat, 443. to 625. ; Barley, 265. to 30s. ;
Beans and Peas, 32.. to 365. ; Oats, 225. to 2:.U.
HAYWARD'S HEATH, March 1.-We have again to report
a dull market to-day for every description of grain; although
oar millers, &c., evinced a disposition to buy, yet few
sales were effected, as the condition generally was bad
Other grain met little demand. White Wheat, 121. 15e. to
131.; red, 111. 15e. to 121. ; Barley, 31s. to 325. ; Oats, 18s. to
19s. ; Beans, 345. to 36a.; Peas, 355. to 365.
IluNoaaroan, March 1.-Trade dull. Wheats, best, sold
at 561. to 58s. per qr.; other sorts at from 445. to 535.
Barley was in •ialc demand. Beans, best English and
foreign, for seed, at 60s. per qr. ; second quality, 465. White
Peas made 48e. per qr. ; grey, 445. to 46a. Oats, finest Po-
land., 27.. per qr.; good white, 245. ; common, 20e. to 22a.
NEWCASTLE, Feb. 29.-The weather still continues very
variable, wet and dry alternately. At our market thin
morning we had a moderate show of Wheat from the
country, and. there being rather less offering from the crass ;
the trade ruled somewhat firmer, and a fair business was
done at the rates of Saturday. Flour also met rather mere
attention, 37.. having been pretty freely given for choice
households. Rye unaltered. Malting Barley slow, and
inclining cheaper; as also Malt. In Beans and Peas little
passing. Oats are scarcely sold so well.
r ROMFORD, March 1.-To day we had a very thin show of
samples ; the weather continues so very damp and stormy,
tnat most of the Wheat is so damp that it is not lit for the
millers; what was dry realised same prices as last week.
Wheat, 42a. to 575. Barley, 30s. to 3 is. ; grinding, 253. to
29e. Oats, 20s. to 28,. Beans, 30.. to 375. Peas, 36i. to
40s. Rye, 28s. to 303.
Rye, March 1.-Very few samples of Wheat offered, and
most of them very cold; but little business doing, although
offered at rather lower prices, Oats and all other kind of
grain very dull. White Wheat, 49.. to 515.; red, 465. to
48s. Oats, 18.. to 20s. Grey Peas, 345. to 365.
DUBLIN, Feb. 29.-On this day's market we experienced
a general improvement in the demand, and we advance our
quotations on the rates offering, ls. for Wheat, and 11. per
barrel for Oats. Oatmeal and Flour were also rather
higher, and Indian Corn was held firmly, at prs-
'lima quotations. The following was the general cur-
rency :-Wheat, white, 275. to 31s. ; red, 255. to 295. par
28011te. Oats, 96. 6d. to lig. 6d. per 1961b5. Barley, 14s. to
17s. per 2241 b". Indian Corn, 28s. to 32a. 6d. per qr. of
480Ibs. Oatmeal, 11.. to 12s. 6d. per cwt. Flour in sacks,
15s. 6d. to 16s. per owt. for seconds.

HAY.—SMITHFIELD, Two o' Clock.—Mesare. Cooper
and Davis report the following prices.
Prime Meadow Me. to 72i. I Hewett ...50a to Ma I litrate. 265. is 30%
lidator 05e. to 600. Qom, ... .76% to WM.

CATTLE, &c.—CHIcHasTER, March, I.—There
was a fair supply of fat stock to-day, and Cows and their
Calves plentiful. Prices may be stated rather lower than
last market. Beef, fat and prime, 4s. 6d. to 4s. Bd. South-
down Mutton, wether, 6s. to 6s. 4d. ; ewe, 4s. ad. to.4s. 10d.
best quality ; inferior sorts, 41. 4d. Veal, 4s. to 4s. 6.1. Pork,
4s. 4d. to 4s. 4d. Fat Hogs, 4e. 21. to 4.. exl.; young
Porkers, sa. per atone; store Pigs, 15s. to 20s. each.

EXETER, March 2.—The supply of fat Bullocks was not
large, nor for these were previous rates supported. Fat
sheep were worth rather more, and the principal part •
sold. Store Sheep, however, were on dull sale, and the
market not sold out. Of Store Cattle there was a rather
large supply, but in this way also business was dill. With
respect to fatßullocka, we may state the quotation at from
535. to 60s. per cwt., or from 9*. 6d. to above 10s. 64. per
score; butchers' Calves, at Gd. to GO. per lb. ; and fat Sheep,
at from 614. to nearly 714. perlb.
Leans, March I.—There was a large supply of fat Cattle
at market this morning, comprising some foreign animals of
• very superior description. For good Beef advanced prices
were asked, but they were generally obtained, the bat
then holding firm ter late rates. Of Sheep we had • larger
show than for some time back. Advanced rates were an
asked for good Mutton, but the transactions were chiefly
effected at late rates. Only a few lots of Sheep and Cattle
were driven off unsold.

SOUTHALL, March I.—Trade was dull to-day, with but
little variation in prices (rem last week. Beef made flora
2s. 6d. to 4s. 6d. Mutton, 4s. 2d. to ss. 6d. Veal, 41. 4d.
to Se. 6d. Pork, 31. 6d. to ss. per stone of Sibs., sinking the
offal.

far Yeaterdasea Jankts an hod pale.

SHIPPING.
Malta ANlLlTED.—llublin, 3; Waterford, 2; Donaghadee,
2 ; French, 2; Flanders, 1.
LONDON, March 2. Wind this day at noon, W.S.W.,
moderate breeze and cloudy.
DEAL, March 1. —W. strong, with severe squall,.
Arrived :Chat°, Carnatic, and China; Cuba Monte Video;
Pioneer, Baltimore ; Joseph, Charleston. krived from the
river: Belle Creole, Demerara.
LIVERPOOL, March I. W.N.W. —Arrived: Clausen,
Bombay ; Henry Clay, New York ; Champion, China ;
Sailed : Sling, Hong Kong ; Panthia, Calcutta ; Zoe, Cape
of Good Hope; Peru, Africa; Fanny, Lima; Diamond,
St. Lucia; Duke of Manchester, and Mary Allan, Jamaica;
Eliza, 'and Roger Stuart, New Orleans; Sutlej, Mobile;
Orphan, New York; Anglo-American, and Neptune, Bos-
ton. Off port: Emily, and liermione. The Tinamara,
which sailed hence for Ceara on the 21st instant, has put
back, with damage, having been struck by a sea.
BEDFORD, March I.—The Bedford, Lisbon to Hamburg,
struck on the south shore last night, and filled; crew ~aved.
GUERNSEY, Feb. 26.—The Garland, Morlaux te Rouen,
was abandoned by her crew, and parted from her anchors on
the Raadskad here, and drifted to sea during a heavy gale.
PENZANCE Feb. 29.—The Prima Donna, hence to St.
Michael's, has put back with ballast shifted, &c. ; several
bales of cotton and a quantity of mats have been washed
on shore during the last day or two, between the Lizard and
the Land's End.
LONDON, March 2.—The Blackfriar, for Bombay, was in
contact with the Kent last night, and sustained damage.
PORTSMOUTH, March I.—lt blew a heavy gale from the
west all night, and until noon this day ; it is now, 6 p.m.,
moderate.
POWET, Feb. 29.—The Orion, from Newcastle, has been
brought in here, with lose of bulwarks, &c. The Liam-
gothland, from Berbice, has put in here, with las of sails,
&c., having been obliged to slip from the east of Falmouth
harbour. The Redbreast, from Cadiz, has arrived here,
with loss of boats, bulwarks, and sails; decks swept, includ-
ing nine casks of wine, and with seven feet of water in her
hold.
FALMOUTH, Mardi I.—The following vessels pat into this
harbour yesterday .—The Spectator, from Shaelda to the
Cape of Good Hope, with bowsprit sprung, loss of sails, and
decks swept of everything moveable ; the Chepmans, from
Liverpool to Rio Janeiro, with cargo shifted, loss of bul-
walks, stanchions, galley, skylight. &c., and second mate
overboard ; the Oporto, Liverpool to Oporto, with main
piece of the rudder wrung, and other damage. The Napo-
leon, from Monte Video to Ham, with wizen-masts asst
away, loss of sails, and other damage, having been thrown
on her beam Ands, 25th ult.
BRIXHAM, March I.—The Waratah, from London to
Sydney, N.S.W., was totally di/masted, and had decks com-
pletely swept, 25th ult., in lat. 48, long. BW. The master,
first officer, boatswain, seven seamen, and three boys were,
at the same time, washed overboard. Two passengers were
taken off the wreck by the Preciosa, which lost two boats in
attempting to take off the remainder of the crew, but re-
mained by her until noon of the 28th, when she was making
no water.
MILFORD, Feb. 29.—The wind this morning was S.W.
blowing strong; about noon it shifted to S., S.S.E., and
S.E. ; it blew a violent gale for hours; it is now, 4.30 p.m.,
blowing a strong gale from S.S.W.
PEMBRET, BURRY POINT, Feb. 28.—The stern of 'a boat,
marked Sarah Maria, of Waterford, twenty-five deals, two
balks, a cask of bread, a vessel's beam, about 30 feet long,
and a piece of a topmast have been picked up here.-
Pwtnett, Feb. 28.—The Neptune, of antqcorAidiA
from Port Talbot, parted from her anchiast Steed
went ashore at Abersoch, receiving caudff tiamege.
are s great many vessels in Studwafra., -roads; eferre ,
..„0
damage.
fort
ARDROSSAN, Feb. 28.—The Rose, of Glasgow, r .':
poi
Janeiro, is on shore at Brodrick Tay, Is k. oflkeran. es.
Asxhow, Feb. 29.—The Calypso, 'di wane eat shone ...
on Misen Head, 27th inst., has parted e
.11140; ::
nearly all her decks are broken up, an, shot islyrat7 4.
aide in the surf, with the deck to the ~t‘L,6oldi'illosak .4,011.
and cams are saved, but nearly all the - hge
cargo has been washed out of her. _:---".
CORE, Feb. 28.—The reporo - -
outside the lighthouse, is ,-
LimEatci, Feb. 2Fi
which subsided c.'.. "
29th : The Catharine,
at Kilrush.

-DI:SMALL
Preston, in r
North Ball, •
bat wu got
diasharge.
Yannocrn,
in contact with
and both received

.b. 28.—Tle report of a vessel being on shore
ighttionse, is unfounded.
t, Feb. 28.—1 t blew • violent gale yesterday,
ded at 8, p.m., but has commence _ •• y.
"oiliort
Catharine, for the Clyde, • , • " •re
, O.
t, Feb. 28.—The Martha. ..itio.te .4
entering tlus bar, •• •.• 0.,,.. .4.
..„.‘,"
, where she remained some. • • 77 Z, • •• Zr
off and run on shore at-13 •• • . ' -
TH, March I.—The F • •• • . , •
with the Jane, of London
'mind damage. ' ,I+ :i C" 1"
4 ' • / '-'
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