The Express.
London, England, 1846-12-21 00:00:00

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bushel. Baptise Beans, Seto 4s. per quarter, and boiling
ens fully 51 per quarter bleier than this day week.
Wheat, per bul of 7011 e., 'Esqlish white, 9s. 9d. to
Ils. ; red, 9s. 4d. to 10s. 9d.; Irish and Scotch, white,
9s. 81. to 10s. 3d. ; red, 91. 4.1. to 9s. 9d. Oat., per
bushel of 4511 n., English, Scotch, and fine Irish, 4s. 10d. to
ss. 24. ; Irish kiln-dried runs, 4.. Bd. to 4e. 10d. Beans, per
qr. of %fibs., English small, 51s. to 535. ; tick, 495. to 5135.
Malt, per 6 imperial bushels, fine, 545. to 565. ; fine seconds,
51s. to 535. • seconds and Irish, nominal. Peas, per 8 im-
perial bushels, white (boilers), GOs. to 645. Flour, per sack
of 2801b5., English and Irish floe, 48a. to 495. ; superfine,
50s. to 52e.; extra ditto, 525. to 575. Oatmeal, per load of
2401b5. English and Irish, 435. to 483. Vetches, per
imperial bushel, nominal.
NEWCA,ILE-ON-TYNE, DEC. 19.-The weather this
week has been, for the most part, of a very wintry character,
heavy falls of snow having been experienc.d from time to
time, which has rendered tho roads almost impassable.
' Yesterday, however, a thaw set in, which still continues. At
our market this morning, owing, douhtlese, to the roads Wing
II rendered almost impassable from the inclemency of the
weather, we had an extremely moderate show of Wheat from
the growers; but being without any arrivals coastwise, a
clearance was early effected, at aa advance of 3e. to
4s. per qr., South Country qualities, ss well as
frees foreign, being as much dearer; but our mil-
lers did not operate very extensively, wishing to see
the effect likely to be produced by the anticipated supplies
lupe& the trade, previous to going largely into stock. Flour
I was relied to-day by our millers to 525. per sack, and should
the advance be established, choieehouseholds will be saleable
os.
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Rye
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for,
and
would readily command 325. per qr. Molting Barley was
held for higher prices, but the business done was oulylimited.
Malt unchanged. Beaus and Peas rather dearer. With
Oats we were moderately supplied, and sales were
readily effected at an advance of Is. per quarter.
British: Wheat, Northumberland, new white, G2s. to 70s. ;
red, fits. to 665.; Norfolk and Suffolk, old white, 645. to 70s. ;
red, 60s. to 665. ; new white, 68s. to 725. ; red, 665. to 698. ;
Lincolnshire, old, white, 60s. to 665. ; red, 60s. to 645. ;
new white, 60s. to 69e. ; red, 61s. to 703. Rye. Norfolk and
Suffolk, 16s. to 525. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 445. to
', 46a. ; Chevalier, 45e. to 475. ; Northumberland and Scotch,
Us. to 42a.; Chevalier, 40e. to 41a. ; grinding and distilling,
Ma. to 365.; Malt, 60e. to 665. Chevalier. 645. to 6th. Oats,
Northumberland and Scotch potato, old. 265. to 345. ; new,
265. to 325.; common and Angus, old, 26e. to 30e. ' • new, 228.
Ito 265. Peas, white boilers, 48s. to 525. Beans, 468. to 525.
Flour, per sack, fine Stockton and Northumberland, 50s. to
525. ; Norfolk wheats, 609. to 52.. ; houireholds, 465.
to 425.; seconds, 445. to 495. ; households, 445. to
465.; thirds, 445. to 40s. ; households, 40s. to 445.
Foreign : Wheat, Beattie and Konigsberg, white, free, 6 is.
to 70s. ; red, 60s. to 61s. ; Stltsian, white, 645. to 70a. ; red,
624 to 66e ; Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 645. to
695. ; red, es. to 68s. ; Hamburg, Marks, and Anhult, white,
625. to GGS. ; red, Ws. to 64e. ; Kid and Holstein, white,
60.. to 62.5. ; red, 58e. to 625. Barley, Seal, 38s. to 42e. ;
Pomeranian and Holstein, 345. to 40s. Oats, Dutch Brew,
265. to 31s. ; Pomeranian feed, 245. to 275. ; Holstein and
Danish, 24e to 265. Archangel and Riga, 265. to 2Ss.
Peas, white, 44e. to 48s. Flour, per barrel of 196 lb.,
United States and Canadian, duty paid, 36e. to 38e.
NOEWICII, DEc. 19. - The show of Wheat at
our market to-day front the farmers was by no means large,
but a tolerable quantity brought by the railway made up a
fair show. The demand was good, at an advance of Gs. to 7e.
per qr. The supply of Barley was small, and all sorts were
taken oft' eagerly at an advance of fully 2s. per qr. Flour
was scarcer, as many large purchases were made during the
week. The d• tumid was good to-day, ut an advance of Si.
per s ek. The following are the prices of grain : Wheat, per
qr., white, new, 725. to 74e. ; red, new, 678. to 706. ; ditto old,
Gls. to 675. Barley, molting, 475. to 498.; common, 441. to
465. ; 6tl. per qr. for inland freight. Flour, superfine, 335. to
6ls. ; hounhold, 488. per sack, free on bc:orel at Yarmouth,
purchasers finding sacks.
HEAPING, I)Ec. 19.-At the commencement of our
market to-day the supply of Wheat was small in the ex-
treme, and trade opened lively at is, to Ss. per qr. over the
rates of last week, but as the day advanced further supplies
were received and less animation prevailed, we therefore
consider the general advance about 0.. per qr. Some parcels
of tine Talevera realised Ric. per qr. Millers reel the price
of seconds from 445. to 508. per reek. Ihe rapply of Barley
was most trifling. Farmers having already nearly disposed
of their deficient crop, we bad, therefore, a most active
*rade, at prices full 3a. per qr. over those current last Satur-
day. Oats and Peas 25., and Beans ls. per qr. dearer.
SIIEPTON, DEC. 18.-This market partook of the
spirit and activity which has prevailed throughout the coun-
try during the week, and higher ricer were generally ob-
tained. Wheat sold front 62e. to 7 .0. ; Barley, lies.
to
445. lid. Oats, Zs. to 2.85. ; Beans, 41s. to 325. ; Peas, 60s.
to 6Ss.
StSDERLAND, DEC. 19.-The roads in the country
being obstructed by the late tremendous snow-storm, there I
was a very small attendance of farmers at market to-day,
and there have been no arrivals etiestwise, except 230 sacks
of Flour. There is, however, plenty of south country and
free foreign grain on offer. The farmers obtained to-day
increased rates, amounting to from 2s. to Is. per quarter ; but
this enhanced value is caused by the shortness of the sup-
plies. Good south country and foreign Wheats are also from
2s. to varier dearer. For the finest samples of
countrWheat rOs. to 72.. were obtained, and for average
Country
645. to 665. Old Wheats fetch 30e. lo 56e. ; Barley
is iu demand, at 10s. to 465.; Oats free sale, at 245. to 30s.
Not much doing in Beans and Peas. Fine Flour is in free
demand, et 495. to 503. for the best, and 45.. to 47e. for good
households. Averages for the week ending the 17th inst. :
Wheat, 205 ger. 2 bushels, at 58$. 9d.; and Barley, 183 qrs.
3 bushels, at 435. per quarter.
WARMINSTER, DEC.. 19.-Our prices to-day were:
Wheat, 465. to 67e. ; Barley, 3.55. to 475. • Beans, 41s. to
52e.; Oats, 275. to 31s. ; new Cheat, 460. to Gil.. ; Bread, 71d.
WINCIIESTIM, Mc, 19.-But few samples of
Wheat were offered. Best white made 181. per load; rd,
171., and other samples fetched front 13/. to IGI. Flour 111,0
was 2e. per bag higher. Bread from 14d. to 161. per 61b.
loaf. Barley was stolen moderately in quality; hest
malting making 50e. per qr.; grinding from 425. to 45, ;
light samples from 333. to 365. Malt remains steady of 'gale
at (nen lie. to los. per Lushel. Oats were offered in consi-
derable quantities at an advance of 2e. per qr. ; best Poland
fetched 32e; good black, 26. • and other sample from 245.
to 25.. Xye as lest week. ]leans were 2s. per qr. dearer.
Pees, white, 3s. dearer ; grey, 2e. Tares, ss. Gd. par bailie!.
Indian Corn not offered.
WISSBUI, Dir. 19.-We are fairly su*ied with
Wheat to-day, and very little of other grain. Wheat met a
lively demand at 4s. to se. per qr. advance. Oats and Beans
were also is, demand, and each fully be per qr. dearer.
Wheat, per qr., old, &Ss. to 615. ; new, 51... to 68s. ; extra,
70s. Oat., per stone, 14d. to 15d. Beans, Cis. to 48e. to the

grower.
'WORCESTER, 19.-Our market to-day seas
fairly supplied, and the rates made were at as improvement
of 3s. to 44. per qr. Barley, Is. to 2s. per or. clearer. Oats
sold slowly at 63. and Is. per qr. advance ou the currency of
th 6 day sennight. Beans bald fora rise of Is. per qr., frat
this was given very reluctantly. For Peas we had hale
inquiry.
YEOVIL, DEC. 1,4.-111 C sale of evert' description of
grain was exceedingly active thrmaghout the day, and prices
had decidedly an upward tendency. Wheat obtained fre,xly
from 86. to be. Gd. per bushel, and easyparcels were sold sat
from 3d. to 6d. per bushel beyond those figures. Barley,
08s. to 42 Oats, 246. to 30e. Beans, 225. to 255. ; and
Flour realised .i2s. per sack.
WICK, I)m% 19.-We have a good supply of Wheat
at market thin day, which has met a read
y.salc, at an ad
vance of -Is. per qr. from last week. Barley. is in good di-
mand, at le. to 2.. per qr. advance. Oats an abort supply,
and prices fully RI. per stone higher. Flour 3s. per sack
dearer. Wheat, per imperial quarter, white, 675. to 704 ;
red, 619. to G7,'. ; Barley, malting. 46,. to 184 ; grinding,
40s. to 445. ; Beans. 47.: to 50s. ; Rye, 425. to 444. ; Malt,
GBO. to 70s. Oats, per atone of 14 lb., 15Id. to 161 d. Flour,
per sack of 280 lb., 40s. to 535.
1)r131.1S DEC. 18.-The supply of Grain at Our
market to-day was small. There was a fair demand for all
descriptions at an advance in some cases of about ad. per
barrel on Wheat and Oats, and Gd. to ls. per barrel on
Barley. Since Tuesday, there has been a free sale for Flour
et lull priem, and in many cases at Gd. per cwt. over Tues-
day's rates. Coarse Flour in good demand, and 6d. per
cwt. dearer. Oatmeal is held at 6d. to Is. per cwt. advance,
but the sale for this article is very limited. Prices of
grain, &c. : Wheat, white, per barrel, 40s. to 445. Gd. ; red,
375. to 425. Gd. Oats, 19s. to 2•25. Barlel, 255. to 2E4.
Oatmeal, per cwt., 2k. to 269. Flour, firsts, 245. Gd. to 255.;
seconds, 225. to 249.; inferior, 19s. to 21s. ; third., 16s. to
189. American Flour, per barrel, 3E4 to 41s. Starch, per
cwt., 395. to 403. Bran,per six stone, Cs. to Ga. 9d.
CORK, DEC. 18.-Our corn market has been in an
excited state during the week. With an advance of 39. to
49. per barrel on Wheat, a great deal of business has been
transacted at our quotations. Barley and Oats have little or
no attention. Flour has also partaken of the advar.ce, but the
very high rates demanded by factors have checked business.
The stocks of Indian corn in the absence of arrivals, have
become nearly exhausted, and for some small parcels
the following high rates have been paid ; several
floating cargoes on the market, but from the extra-
, vagant prices demanded, we have not heard of any sales.
Prices to farmers : Wheat, per barrel of 20 stone, white 375.
to 411. Gel. ; red, 31s. 9d. to 414. 3d. Barley, per barrel of 16
stone, 18s. Pd. to 223. Gd. Oats, per barrel of 14 stone,
white, 15s. Gd. to 18s. 6d.; black, 14s. to 15s. 6d. Wheat
subject to Gd. per barrel, and Oats and Barley to 4d.
per barrel brokerage in addition to the quotations.
Marianopte Wheat, per barrel 204, 424 to 435. ; Wheat,
, f.0.b., per barrel of 2.05 t., 10s. to 425. White Oats,
per barrel of 14st., 17s. to 18s.; black, 16s. to 16s. 6d. White
Indian Corn, per ton, 17!. 10s. ; yellow, 171. 109. ; Indian
Corn Meal, white and yellow, per ten,l9l. 10e. to 19/. ; Oat-
meal, per ton, 22!. Flour, firsts., per cwt., 245. to 255. ;
seconds, 225. to 239. ; households, 19s. to 225. ; do. thirds,
144 16s. ; Bran, per ton, 71. Butter, per cwt. 935. 889.
735. 58s. Wheaten Meal, per ton, 18!. Receipts from
11th to the 18th inst. : Wheat, 1,073; Barley, 832; Oats,
, 3905; Piga 1561; Batter, 5517.

doing in the Hop trade last week. The sales
few till alter Christmas, consequently prices •
the present at the last quototioos.
WINCITESTER. DEC. 19.—Hops are
steadily than for some time past—the bent Fe
to el. 153. per cwt. ; country, at 51. to 51. 10s. ; K
to 5/. ; Oil do., at 21.10.. to 31. 10a.; by the small
from Is. 4d. to Is. 82. per lb.

POTATOES.
SOUTHWARK WATERI3IDE, Dr.c. 21.
quenee of the frost lest week, lb:. supply t 3 this
very small, yet there was but little demand
inferior samples, but the bast samples were i may
last weat's quotations. The following are the presmt prices:
York Regents,llos. to 160 s; Shaw., 12:1: to I inz. Lincoln
and Cambridgeshire Regent., 120 s. to 140 s:; Shaws, 120 s. to
140 s. ; kidneys, 100 to 110.. Kent and Essen Ilegeuts, 150 s.
to 190 s. ; kidneys, 1409. Frrn:h whites, 110 s. to 140 s.

WOOL.
LONDON.—lmportation of foreign Weil for the
week ending Dementia 16, 1846 :—Qerman, 42 ; Russian,
294 ; East India, 747 ; Turkey, 12.5 ; Egyptian, 153. Total,
1,361. Goat.' Wool, 630 hales.
linAnroan.—Thc disposition to buy Wool is
checked by th.e staplers seeking an advanc on late priors,
which the spinners am not willing to F,i'Lnit to, and the
business done during the week has been hautted. Short
Wool and Neils are net rvaly rtle, especially tine colonial.
The priers offering ate not at all in unison with the recent
sales in London.
HALIFAX.—Tho trade continues very dull. The
staplers have elvained a small advanee on long wool, and
the yarn trade remains very much depressed. Sheet wools,
of some descriptions, seem to be rather giving way, but not

much is doing.
LEEDS.—There has been more firmness in the mar-
Let for Enali-h Wool this week; a great( r amoant of sales
have therefore taken place, but they aru to vtpplythe
preacnt wants of manufiutturers end not arising from any
,peetlative excitement. In foreign Wools there has been a
fair average business transacted, and prices arc firmly sup-
ported.
LEICESTEIL—Fartners lots, in wools, are more aim-
cult to buy, and it is anticipated that worsted yarns will now
be firm at present rates, if not higher.
LIVERPOOL.—At a public salo of East India on
Friday, about 050 bales wt 7.! ff.ar('; there was a fair at-
tendance, and nil wild at full late rates. The trade by private
contract has been dull. A large speculative business has been
done in Alpaca, but little iu Scotch ; rates low. Imports.—
Foreign : This week, 23 ; previously, 72,502. Scotch : This
week, 335; previously, 18,243.
Rocuo.km:.—The business transacted to-day has
been very limited. There has been a quiet Wool market
and flan price.
WAKEFIELD.—The Wool trade here continues in
the improved condition last reported, and any talcs of long
Wool that har3 been effected were mode on rather better
terms. Short Wool continues fins at former rates.
WINCHESTER, l)Ec. 19,—The solo here is much
hater, and the price is expected to rise further after Christ-
mas. Within the last three weeks the heat Long Wools has
risen 2d. per lb., and other of finer quality in the same pro-
portion.
GENERAL IMPORT B.—lmportation of Foreign Wool
for the month, ending Nor. 30, 1840: German, 773 ; Spa-
nish, 013 ; Sydney, 514 ; Port Adelside, 36 ; Cape of Good
hope, 46; R 11,911111, 4:003; East Indla, 469 ; Peruvian, 5 ;
South American, 40 ; United States, 93 ; Turkey, 31; Bar-
buy, 14 I ; Italian, 30; Trieste, 7; est Irdia.2 ; Sundry, 501
total in London. 6,858. Liverpool : Spanish, 187 ; Portugal,
303 ; Rainier, 8 ; East India, 830 ; Peruvian, 1,315; Hafted
States, 245; Turkey., S 3; Barbary, 390; Egyptian, 306;
Trieste, Ml; Sundry, 4; total, Liverpool, 4,228. null,
3,385; Russian, 450 ; East India, 11 ; Danish, 18 ; total,
3,864. In the three ports, 14,913 bales. Goats' Wocl into
I London, 300 bales. In Liverpool, 100 ditto.
lea

SKINS.
ANDOVER, DEC. 19.—The hest Downs sold at Ig.
to 45. :iel. each; halthred, 3d. to lid. higher. Ox Hides, from
60 lb. to 100 lb. each, but 2 id. per lb. Cow Hides, light, the
sane. Calf Skins as last week. English and foreign Butts
at the prices of last week. Hides for dressing and Horse
' Hides, do. Butchers rough fat, 2s. ad. to 2c. 10d. per score
of 8 lb. Crop Hides, Butts, and Cordevan, by the currier§
to shoemakers, at the last-quoted prices.
SOUTHAMPTON, DEC. 18.--The hest Downs were
sold here to-day at 4s. &Leach ; common do ,38.9.1. to 4s. Best
Leicesters or Cottswold, 4s. 3.1. to 4s, 9d.; seconds, 4s. to
4s. 6d. Between 500 and 61(0 in the market, and all sold
readily. Ox Hides arc now chiefly sold at various prices for
weight, and not as hitherto, all nt one price. Those weighing
between 94) lb. and 110 lb. are tusking sd. per lb. ; of the
weight of between 70 lb. and 8,3 lb. 31d. to 4d. • Cow Hides,
lighter, of nll sorts, 3d. to 3;cl. Calf Skins continuo at tha
last quoted prices. Horse Hides are making from Se. to 13s.

each.
WINCHESTER, DEC. 19.—The price given this day
was for South Downs, 33. 6d. to 4s. each ; cross ditto, from
4e. to 45. Gd. 0: Hides are hereto-lay all sold at one price •
Mr. Bond giving but 4s. 241 per score pound ; some sold at
that prier weighing from 901 b. to 1101 b. each. Calf Skins
weighing from 91b. to 161 b., at 41d. per lb. ; if above that
weight Gs. each.

CATTLE, &C.
SMTTIIFIELP, Two o'Ciock.—At. is usual on tho
Monday after the great market, wo have but a small
number of Beasts or. offer to-day. The demand lor the best
qualities is brisk, and everything is disposed of at fully late
prices. IVe have 257 from Holland and Germany, leo from
Scotland nearly 400 Linco end Leester., about 100 from
Norfolk,, 14 from Ireland, and theic rernaintby from the
neighbourhood of London and various parts of the country.
Although the number of Sheep is hat small, it is a fair sup-
ply for the day, and the &mend is so execedinely limited,
that a clearance can scarcely be effected at for the most part
rather lower prices. Some of the choicest Downs are
still
making 5...2d., but fis. is the mom general price for very good
eirt.tiesn
veryg Nt'.e base 2,lTereis a from
brisknessHollandand
in
bGermany.trade, Calvesan
r,t a
little more money is obtained fur the best qualities. The
weather being mild trade fur Pigs is very dull.
Sleet Bents, nerefords, kc. (par atone of aMa ) ts 4 to 4s
Pat
Hest Short Horns 4 0 4
Seennil quality Beasts
4 4 5 0
Calve,
3 5 0
st,t !harm and 1401-18rds 4 10 5
Best bong-wools 4 c 4 8
Ewes and reeusd quality
bass. at market, 1,502; fiherNiind Lambs, 1t',530; Calves, 51;
2111.
FArryii, I )Re. 18.—After the supply of Wednesday,
the show of stock to-day was very small, amounting to only
28 Bolloeks, and GIO Sheep. Scarcely anything was doing
in fat Beef. Cows and Calves sold at from 131. to 151. Bar-
reners were very scarce, and prices can hardly be quoted.
Butchers Calves said at from Gd. to 7d. ; Sheep were not
very saleable, and prices were barely maintained. Store
Pigs were plentiful, bat a complete drug.
WINCITESTER, DEC. 19.—There were some few lean
Beasts and Cows, which sold at a dce:ine of 5.. to 10s. per
head. The price of lean store Hogs was something better.
Fat Hogs were Gd. per score pounds cheaper.
BanCtres's Dar PAlR.—This annual fair was held
at Kilban ban, on Tuesday last, the 15th current, when,
from the weather being fine, the attendance of people, and
of horses for sale, was unusually large. Sales took place
readily, and large prices were asked and given. For good
animals from 501. to 601. were received. Inferior animals
sold well, at various prices.
KELSO :NIONTIILY CATTLE MARKET.—At this mar-
ket on Thursday, there was fuliy an average supply of cattle
fur the season, consisting chiefly of fat and a few lean Beasts.
The c: emend was doll, and a great number were driven off
unsold, Beef brought from Gs. to 6s. 6.1. per stone. Sheep,
of which there was a fair show, met also a dull sale at 6d.
per lb.

SHIPPING.
MAILS ARRTTED : 5, Dublin; 3, Waterford ; 1. Guernsey
and Jersey; 3, Donaghadee ; 3. French; 1, Flanders;
Holland ; 1, Hambro' ; 1, West India.
LONDON, Dcc. 21.—Wind W.S.W., moderate breezes
and thick weather. It has blown heavily, with much rain
during the night and this morning.
OFF ST. ALBAN'S HEAD, Dec. 17.—Wind bound : the
Notting, Monte Video, for Antwerp.
OFF START, Dec. 17.—Lanark, St. John,s, N. B.
Orr PENZANCE, Dcc. 17.—Newby, London for Liverpool,
leaky.
PORTHADOC, Dee. 10.—Arrived : Royal William, Quebec.
SHIELDS, Dee. 19.—W. to W.S.W.,light.—Sailed, 18th
Westmoreland, Suez and Bombay.
HARTLEPOOL, Dec. 19.—W.S.W.—Sailed: Thetis, St.
Thomas's. The Agenoria, of Shields, on shore 11th inst.,
has been condemned, materials saved.
DEA L. liee. fresh.—Ar-
rived, Mary Sparks, China; Duchess of Buceleugh, Green-
low, Calcutta; Japan. Caroline, Isabella Blythe, Mauritus;
Tweed, Cape Coast Culls ; Clipper, Africa; Jesse, Cello;
Victoria, Valparaiso ; Swan, Havanna ; Robert G. Shaw,
New Orleans; Birdie, ditto; European, ditto; Victoria,
Charlestown ; Othello, Honduras ; Camelia, Demerara ;
' Ruby, St. Kitt; Roland, New York, and sailed
for ntwerp ; Torch, China ; Lanarkshire, New York ,•
Eclipse, St. John's ; George and Planter, Quebec. Arrived
from nver Thomas Arbuthnot, Port Phillip., Kingston ,•
Adelaide, South Australia; Mount Stuart Elphinstone and
Thomas King, Sidney, New South Wales ; Amelia Mul-
holland, 'Mauritius ; .St. Vincent's Planter, Sierra Leone.
Arrived from river and sailed: Mountain Maid, Cape of
Good Hope ; put back, Alexander, for Ilarannah.
SWANSEA, Dec. 19.—W.—Arrived; Agnes, Valparaiso
Harriet, Cuba.
HOLYHEAD. Dec. 18.—Arrived : Hester, Quebec.
MARY PORT, Dec. 19. —W.S.W., strong.—Arrived: Dykes,
Quebec.
CLYDE.—N.E.—SaiIed: Thalestris, St. Thomas's.
WLLIIELIE, Dec. 18.—About 121 barrels of flour have
been washed ashore near Portwillaen, sup;msed to be from
the Zebra, wrecked near the Skerries.
LYTH t‘l, Dec. 19.—The Lennale, from Liverpool- hi',
Ballina, struck on a bank near Blackpool this morning, and
was run on shore at this port nearly full *water. Cargo •
discharging in a very damaged state.
YARMOUTH, Dec. 20.—The head sail
name Mansfield, in yellow Roman
and two small pieces of a clinker
outside, were picked up on the if
FAL3IOETH, Dec. N.—Arrived
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BENEFIT or Mr. WALDRON. THIS EVENING (Monday,
. II), Shalapere's Tragedy ..f MACIIF.TII, the port of Macbeth by
Mr. Gregory. After which, SS :NESTER DAGGERWOOD, in which
Mr. Ramsey will gin= his ode' :lied Imitations. A ..vue from Mau.
ringer's "Roman Actor ;" Par :, the Roman Actor, Mr. Waldron. To
oanclude with TIIE RENT I) \Y. StAilS, 35.; Boxes, 2:4.; Pit, Is;
Gallery, Cd. Tickets may be hsh and Private Boxes taken, of Mr.
Waldron, 16, New-street, Co Att-gurden, and I, ralisbury-street,
Strand.