The Express.
London, England, 1847-02-08 00:00:00

limited scale, under an impression that prices w o old still
evince a downward tendency, an opinion in which we cannot
participate. We think during seed time it is not impro-
bable that the recent decline on all articles will be re-
covered, and whether prices still go higher will mainly de-
pend upon the extent of our home and foreign supplies, and
the appearance the crops may assume in the opting.
At our market this morning we had a less supply of
Wheat from the growers, and the arrivals coastwise being
more moderate than of late, the trade opened with me re
firmness, but the condition of our farmers' samples being in-
different, a decline of 1.. to 2a. per qr. had to be submitted
to, and where sales of south country qualities took place a
similar redaction had likewise to be acceded to, but holders
generally were unwilling to press sale, at lower rates, under
the conviction that trade will rally shortly. For Flourthere
has been lase inquiry, but we loek for a better demand being
experienced next week at our ei:..regle quotation'. Rye
without change. Malting Barley the turn dearer, 'tat
rather more doing; of grinding qualities we have no stock,
so that our quotations may be deemed quite nominal. Malt
held more firmly, and the decline of last week has been partly
recovered. Beans and Peas unaltenwl. Being very liberally
supplied with Oats by our grower,, and the demand being
confined to the local dealers, prices declined Is. to 2a.
territig arteviri,nbtstNaotruth,
Northumberland,
trzfluanctranteh: m.trikteet goat..
tad firm.
red, 66e. to 701.; Norfolk and Suffolk, old white, 72a. to 76e. ;
red, 701. to 745. ; new, white, 76.. to 80s. ; red, 745. to 76.. ;
Liacolnshire, old, white, 70s. to 76e. ; red, 70e. to 745. ;
new white. 725. to 79a. ; red, 72.. to 75e. Rye, Norfolk and
Suffolk, 565. to 60$. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 525. to 541. ;
Chevalier, 54.. to 671.: Northumberland and Scotch, 465.
to 52..; Chevalier, 601. to 64e.; grinding and distilling,
40e. to 46.. Malt, 665. to 76.. Chevalier, 765. to 792.
Oats, Northumberland and Scotch potato, new, 34a.
to 36n ; common and Angus, new, 28s. to 32a.
Peas, white boilers, 565. to 645. Beans, 58s. to 645. Flour,
per sack, fine Stockton and Northumberland, 540. to
565. ; Norfolk whites 565. to 58. ; households, 54a.
to 56a • seconds, 60.. to 635.; households, 601. to
635. ; thirds, 445. to 48s. ; households, 44.. to Ms.
Foreign : Wheat, Dantaic and Konigsberg, white, free, 765.
to 80e. ; red, 665. to 74e. ; Silesian, white, 72e. to 8(s. ; red,
70s. to 765. ; Mecklenburg end Pomeranian, white, 745. to
80.. ; red, 70s. to 765. ; Hamburg, Marko, and Anhalt, white,
70s. to 775. ; red, 68s. to 748. ; Kiel and Holstein, white,
lide. to 741. ; red, 665. to 70s. Barley, Sul, 48a. to 54.. ;
Pomeranian and Holstein, 465. to 50g. Oats, Pomeranian
feed, 263. to 32a.; Holstein and Danish, 265. to 30e. ;
Peas, white, 68., to 64.. Flour, per barrel of 196 lb.,
United States and Canada, duty paid, 38s. to 40..-The
arrivals this week are : Wheat, 1,160 qrs. ; Barley, 1.080 ;
Malt, 12; Oats, 100; Peas, 15.
NM/WlC'', Fan. 6.-We have a very large offer of Wheat
again to-day on sale at this market, but by far the greatest
pert of it is so much affected by the continuance of the camp
state of the atmosphere, as to render it totally unfit for
shipping, and quite as unfit for grinding ; it' therefore, in
the present state, unsaleable, except to needy buyer., or for
the purpose of kiln-drying, in which tale there must he a
very treat drawback for waste in weight and measure. The
railroad parcel. that have come to hand are generally large
boar, mostly thrashed and got ready for sale some months
ago, befere the weather set in so unfavourable for the deli-
very; and of course only ouch parcel. will find buyers fur
some time to come, as they are not affected to the same
extent. Even for the driest and heaviest samples there was
no sale. The millers are, for the present, doing almost
nothing, except slowly working off their old stocks, wt ich
are unusually large, and will take up some few weeks,
as there is no demand for Flour. Therefore the prices must
be quoted 2a. to 3e. per quarter lower than last Saturday.
Barley is a free sale, at 2s. to 3.. per qr. higher, and but
little shown. Oats, Peas, and Beans retain late prices. Flour
I buyers are very scarce to-day, and no sales can be made to
any extent. The confidence exhibited so s'rongly about
three weeks since is so much shaken, that it st ems, somehow
or other, we are all at once out of a famine into an ahund-
, ante, quite contrary to the general opinion of almost every
' one engaged in the trade. Prices current here :-W heat. per
qr., 63ihs. to the bushel. 745. to 75.. ; red, 68s. to 70s. ;
damp, &Ohs. to 60115., 60.. to 61s. Barley. malting, fine,
1530. to 555. Oats, Poland, 40s. to 44,. Peas, grey. and
maple, 52.. to 645. Beans, 631. to 55.. The retail price of
Flour is 2e. Bd. per stone. Do. free on board at Yarmouth,
nominally 60s. per sack of 2801 be., with one month's credit.
and purchasers finding sacks.
RBADIKO, FEB. 6.-Our supply of Wheat this day wag
limited, the greater proportion of which was affected by the
dampness of the, weather ; to cflect aaleo • reduction of
from 1.. to 2.. per qr. was submitted to. Barley was a free
sole, at an advance of 2.. per qr. Oats, Beans, and Peso,
1 per. qr. lower.
SUNDERLAND, FEB. 6.-The weather is now fevnurable
for field-work, no that the farm( rs are falling off wi•li their
supply of Wheat. Tile arrivals 000stwise are 500 qrs. of
Oats. Notwithstanding a small supply of Wheat to-day
, sales could only be effected at • reduction of 2s. to 3.. per
I quarter, at whe h rates a clearance was riot made. The best
R%eato, weighing 6.31b5. per bushel, are w aith 78s. per qr.,
and fair average qualities 700. to 7G.. ; the bent samples of
old Wheat command 60s. to 665. ; south country Wheats in
free demand, at the reduced rates. Oats are very plentiful,
and were better to buy at 24. lower rate., and are now
worth 32.. to 36.1. flOod Malting Barley is 2s. per qr.
dearer, and fetches 465. te 54.. Malt is in tree demand, bat
not much doing in Beans and Peas. Floor is very abundant,
and re idy sale, at a decline of 3.. per as-k; best south equa-
te. is worth 550. to 57n., and home-mode h. to 565. per sack.
eiverages for the put week: Wheat, 784 qrs., at 72a. 6d. ;
and Oats, 5 qrs., at NI. sd. ha, • •
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flen .ITER, Fee. 6.-Whvat eold at a reduction of 2s.
to 30. per qr. for the beet samples, and for those out of condi-
tion the prices were 3s. to 4s. lower. 19!. per bond appeared
to be the tcp price made this day for white Wheats, and
17/. les. to 18/. for best red. The re were many sample. not
'told, even at those terms. Flour has hollen 3a. 4d. per bag,
and Bread Id. the 8 lb. loaf. Barley wait entree, and from
2a. to 3.. per qr. dearer, the hut making 55.. to 57e. ; good
seed do. ano. to 52a.; inferior samples it various prices. be-
tween 38s. and ens. per qr. met, per bushel, hest, 101. to
10s. 3d. ; good, 100. ; moderate, 9e. ild. Beans, 1.. per qr.
dearer. White Peas as lest week; grey a trifle lower.
Wianace, FEB. 6.--The supply of Wheat at this day's
market is small, and the condition generally very indifferent ;
all Gosh was dull of sale, and N 112" per qr. cheaper, whilst the
best dry sample, fetched last week'. price*. Oat. and Bt ans
continue in small supply, but the price is in favour of the
buyers. Wheat, per qr., 6ess. to 73e.; extra, 765. Oata, 18d.
to 19d.per stone. Beaus, 23t. to 565. per quarter to the
grower..

Woiter.errit, Fee. 6.—The supply of Wheat at our mar-
ket to-d was small, and fine samples realised an advance
of fully 2u. per qr. on price,, of this day selmight. while in-
ferior simples supported fanner rates. Barley in request ;
but melte, en we re reluctant to pay the adv ante asked, and,
consequently, little business in this ar.h-le was done. Beans
(perticularly new, for planting), were much praised on the
markets, and prices receded Is. to Is. 6d. per quarter. Oats
fully supported last weak's quotations, and the turn in fa-
vour of the seller.
Tonic, Fee. 6.—We have a less supply of Wheat than for
some week, pat, and the farmers -how leas disporition to
sell. We use Wheat Is. to 2s. per quartet lowa r than last
week. Ilirley in short supply, and full 2s. dearer. Oats
steady sale ; rathe r under I "It week's prices. The following
are the pre nut prices of grain : Wheat, white, 681. to 72..
per quarter imperial; red, 6.3-s. to 675 ; Batley. mating,
rAla. to 63.. ; grinding, 461. to 48.. ; Beano, 50s. to 611. ; Rye,
484. to .52e.; Met, 61s. to 66e. ; Oats, 161 d. to 170. per
stone of 14 Ih. ; Flour, 535. to 584. per tack of 280 lb.
Egli. s.—On this day's market on improved
feeling was mattifestad ; buyers Mme forward with more con-
fidence, and, where we make ant change in our quotations,
it is on the side of improvement. A slight advance was
realised on Wheat and Oats, and other things were held
firmly at pre, ions rata. The following was the general
currency vs the farm. r :—Wheat, red. per 280 lbs., 44e. to
475. ; white, 46s to 495. Oats, per 196 lbs., 20s. to 23a.
Barley, per 224 lbs., 2.54. to 31.1. Oatmeal, per cwt., 245. to
265. ed. Flour, firsts, per cwt., 271. to 285.; seconds, 264.
to 26..

BELFAST, Fee. A.-The market to-day was very• thinly
supplied with all kinds of grain, end, in consequence, there
was a little more life in the trade, and buyers were better
inclined to purchase than for severel weeks part. Farmers'
Wheat hos improved in value about 3d. per cwt., aid par-
cels store Wheat were more saleable at last week's quota-
tions. ou steady at full pr ert Barley fully maintain.
former nit., and parcels, ex store, .rem, sand soueht arrest
higher prices. Oats and Oatmeal. from their scarcity, have
advanced; the former about 9d.. and the latter about is 6d.
per cwt. Indian Corn and Indian Corn Meal have both ad-
vanced about So. per ton, and a good consumptive demand.
C 0... Fat.. 0.-The operations this week in all kinds of
breadstuff and groin bare been very limited, in fact the quo-
tations are little more than nominal Factors still continue
to sob the following high rates for Flour, hut do not meet
buyers. Some parerts of English Flour have been sold at
Sits. to 60.. per sack delivered here. Prime English Wheat
and Barley have also been sold here ; the former at about
465. per barrel, and the latter, for s rd, as high as 36.. per
barrel. We arc not aware of any transaction. is our own
produce, 1. o. b., beyond some Oats at 21s. to 22a.
The high price put on Wheat prevents business.
Indian Corn doll, hut not much lower. gloating cargoes we
quote at s reductiou of 20. p r qr.; present prices 70..
C.F. & I. Nine cargoea arrived, and eleven oiled since our last.
Price. to farmers • Wheat, per barrel of 20 stone, whit. 43..;
red, 41.. to 44a. Barley, per barrel of 16 stone, 21.. to
27e. Oat.. per barrel of 14 stone, white, 184.6 d. to 22a. 6d.
black, 160.64 to 18.. 6d. Wheel oubjeet to 6d. per barrel,
►nd Oats and Barley to 4el. per barrel brokerage in addi
tion to the quotations. Foliab Odessa Wheat, 48e. ;
Marianople Wheat, per barrel 20 ot., 305.: Wheat, fob.,
per barrel of 20 at., 465. to 495. White Oats, per barrel
of 14 at.. 21e. to 225.; block, 21s. White Indian Corn, per
too, 171.10 o.; yellow, 171. 10.. to 171. lele. Indian Corn
Meal, white and yellow, per ton, 181. 10s. to 191. Oatmeal,
per ton, 2.51. Flour, firma, per cwt., 275. to 285.; seconds,
265. to 27a.; households., 20a. to 235.; third., 13s. to 18,
Bran. per too, 81. Wheaten Maid, per ton, 191. Canadian
Flour, 445. to 4.55. per barrel.
LIMSILICK, Fan. 6.-Our Wheat market is still very
poorly supplied ; about 300 or 400 barrels only in, and prkes
ranging from 2.. 2d. to 2.. sd. per stone. Oats, likewise,
only delivered to a moderate extent, and somewhat lower
priers were submitted to for them, Is. 64d. per stone being
the vales of top .amyl a. We have a good number of ar.
rivals from various quarters, chiefly breadstuffs, which will
for a short time keep the prices of ouch articles quiet; but
the consumption is enormous, and increasing each week.
WATEIVOAD, Fan. 6..--Our trade continues in a very
unsettled state, owing to the fluctuations in the English
markets. During the week, we have had a alight increase
iu our snppliea of all kinds of pain, which have found buyers
ate decline of la. pet barrel on Wheat 2a. to 3a. on Oats ;
and 64. on Barley. The dens and for Flour has been
sive at 20. to la. per uuk below the currency of this day
ge'unight. Our arrieulf, of luclima Corn, for the week, arc li

large, and the article an be bought st-4.-tais. per barrel
under late rates. Below are our present prime of Flour, pre.
Pared grain, sod Indian Corn, viz. • Flour. per sack of 280
lbs., superfine, 59.. to 60e.; setnnds, 5.55. to 575. ; thirds, 50..
to 63a. ; fourths, 425. to 455. Whrat, per brl.of 2801 b., mil-
lere, 465. to 48s. ; inferior, 41.. to 435. Barley, per barrel o.
224 lbs., 265. to 295. 6d. Oats, per barrel of 196 1b.., 17s.
;to 20s. lndian Corn, per barrel of 280 lbs., 475. to 48e.
Indian Meal, per cwt., 19s. to 20..

POTATOES.---gArrimmts,WATritsiDE, FEB.B.
There has been but few fresh arrivals since our Lust report,
but in consequence of the smallness of the consumption the
trade is stall very heavy. The following are our present
prices: York Regents, 200 s. to 2205.; reds. 200.. to 2205. •
Lincoln and Cambridgeshire, Regent., 150.. to 190 s. ;
Kidneys, ltd. to 160 s. French Whites, I6os. to 180 s.

HOPS.— Soßatiil MARKET, Two o' Clock.--
Meow. Pattenden and Smith, lien tartan, report that there
is no alteration to notice.
11i14 Emit Kanw0gan. W. t 1 lo a.lO Yearling Ingan.. pear: 1011 •
Woad of Kam 1 otot 0 Yearling ere" •41 !
Sewn 1 lathe 10 Ole Hogs . . I •lag •
Fambaar - 011/0010

ANDOVIR, Fes. 6.—.6 fair buainen done in Hops this
week at the top quotations of last week. Best Farnhams,
71. to 7 guineas per cwt.; second quality, 10e. per cwt. let.,
the came description of Hope grown at Ciondat Frayle.
Alton, the Bentleys, &e., 6!. to 61s. 6a. per cwt. Common
Sussex Hops, 5/. to 5!. 10s. Old Hope, SOs. to 60s. ; by the
pound, 18d. to 20d.

WINCHESTER. FEB. 6.—The trade firm, and considerable
business doing, at the prices before quoted. Best Farnham,
and Altone a trifle higher. Kent' and flume:, at from N.
to N. 10s. per cwt. Worcester, 54 to 5 guineas; retail prices
from 16d. to 20d. per lb.

WOOL—Los:pos.—Business has been very dull.
The public sales to take place on the 10th are likely to be well
attended, and, as the trade are low in stocks, fair prices are
expected. The imports since our last have been 1,248 bale
63l of which were from Van Dienten's Land; 381 from
Monte Video; 77 from Belgium , 63 from the Cape of Good
lope; and 38 from AlllithaiA.

Ambot ea.—The trade not quite so firm as last week, yet
holders are not disposed to take less, though ss. per pack
he is offered. Best Lamb, 131. 10s. to 141. per peek; super
Wool, 121. to 131.; ascend quatly 111. to Ilf. BM. ; Greys,
81. to 91.; best, by the pound, 14d. ; second, I3d. ; Long
Wool, 12d. ; second, ltd. ; and Greys, from Gd. to &I. per lb.

BRADFORD—The dulness noted for several weeks put still
continues, and prices barely supported. In 110113 and shorts
the demand is equal to the limited production, and prices
firm.

HALI FAX .—Pricee keep up, though dealers are more in-
clined to reali,,e.

LECI,B.—The transactions in EngHAI ore limited, and
hive been confined to a supply of the portent wants of ma-
nufacturers, whose stocks of the ra material are slender.
No change can be noted in prices. Moat descriptiooa of fo-
reign Wool here been in fair demand during the past week,
and late prices are still maintained.

LITCLSTIR.—WooIs and Yarn' remain firm, but without
alteration.
LIVIIPOOL.—There is little to report this week in foreign
Wools, most of the buyers holding back for the public sake
on the 10th inst., whith are expected to be numerously
attended, and there will probably be more doing than by
private contract, as the trade are getting low in stock. Alpaca
has not been much in request. Prices are without change.
The demand for Scotch is still unsatisfactory. Rather more
has been done, but at prices somewhat below previsus rates.
Imports for the week ending Feb. 6, Foreign, 22 bales;
previously-, 2,3,8; total, 2,380. Scotch, 4.57 bales; previously
764 ; total, 1,211.

ROCRDALF..—WOOI fully maintains its value, but manu-
facturers buy sparingly.
WAKEFILLD.—The heaviness noted in our last report still
hangs over this branch 14 trade. The difficulty in buying
hom the grower to meet present rates here prevents any
pressure on the market, and Wool is held at abut former
rates.
Wiactinsista—The hest Lambs' Wool, lkil. per lb.; sus
perfine,l3d.; beat Long Wool, 13d. to 131 d. per lb.; second
quality. 12d. to 121 d. Combing, Ild. to 12d. ; gr. y. from
6d. to M.

SKINS.-ANDOVER, FEB. 6.--There was a fair
quantity for nle, which went oft readily at, for best Downs,
from 4s. 6d. to 4s. 9d. each; not picked, 4.. to 40. Gd.; best
h tlf-bred, 4.. 6d. to ;is. ; not culled, 4s. to 4s. 6d.; Lamb,
3s. to 6a. each. Ox Hides, 4.. to 4s. 2d. per score lbs. • Calf,
4d. to 41d. per lb. for common ; heavy, Gs to 6s. 6d. each.
Hone Hides, 8.. to 12.. each. Dressed Calf Elkins, 21s. to
241. Butchers' Rough Fat. 2.. 10.1. to 3s. per stone of 8 lb.
WiNextinert, Felt. 8.-Best Downs, 4.. 6d. each; best
Cotswold and Leicester*, 4s. 9d. ; Lamb Skins, 4.1. to Ed.
each. Os Hides, heavy, 4s. 24. to 4s. 4d. per score. Cows and
light ditto, 41d. ditto. Hone Hides, is. to 10s. each. Cal(
Skins. 4;d. per lb.

CATTLR, &c.—SumtflELD, Two o'C'lock.—The
number of beasts is not ao large, neither is the average qua-
lity quite an good ; trade in brisk, although it is with the
greatest &ft ulty that a small advance is obtained on a few
of the choicest Scott.. From Norfolk and Suffolk
Wet* ite- • katland, 140
1 ; —Atte 140 Lid-
colon ; 160 from Cambridgeshire; 100 from Hol-
land ; and the remainder from various parts of the
country. Tte supply of Sheep is considerably kis ; the
demand, however, continue. to be very limited; conse-
quently trade in still slow. An salience of id. per 8 lbs. is
realits d on a taw of the mut selling Downs; but general
prices are no better. \%e have 600 from Holland and Ger-
many. Trade is hardly so good for Calves; but the number
being no small, very little reduction in price is observable.
Pigs are selling briskly, at fully late prices.
Pnt of e Ito 0 4. a. 41. rat stoat et 0110. 4. • 4.
font Bee's. Iterelatat,&e. 4 2 a ries .
Patet.laotaa 3lO 6 2 bon Dawes It Moll Omit 410 I
M.fofid nanloty souls
Cstara
Senate at market. 211a4 Sheep awl Lusbe, :nab°, boson. M, Pop, 210,

BURY Sr. EDIICSIV+, FEB. 3.—We hare a very mall
show of beasts and sheep—price. much the same. Pigs
rather dearer. Beef, is. 6d. to Se. ; mutton, 84.6 d. to 9s. 6d. ;
Pork, 6.. 6d. to 6s. 93.

EXETER, Frs. s.—The supply of fat beef to day has been
very large, more in fact than his been driven in on any
market day for mane months; au•l being much greater than
the demand, a considerable quantity has been driven out on.
sold. There is not much alteration in prices, although
the turn is rather in favour of the buyer. Beef of fair
quality has been mld at about 8.. 9d. per score, very good for
95., end the best has not brought more than 9s. 6d. The
supply of poor stock has been small, with no variation from
last week's prices. A moderate supply of Cows and Calves,
which sold dear, at from 121. to 18/. each ; calves are snore
plentiful, and selling at sd. per lb. The supply of Sheep is
aim beta r than that of last week, with but little variation
in prices, except that the gls mind for large heavy Sheep was
dull ; prices must be quoted at Gd. to6ld. per lb. A few store
Pigs were is the market, ►ut were not much asked for. The
supply of Pork Carcases was much smaller than last week;
pewee ranged from Bs. to 9s. 6d. p•r scare.

LYNN, Fan. 2.—Our market exhibited but a small show of
store cat,le, and trade remains dull, and but few beasts were
sul l. Of fat beasts but a small show, and prices al Lot weak.
Short-horns 7s. per stone, when fat. The sheep-pen■ were
badly filled; linnets in slow demand at present. Of keep-
ing sheep hut few. Fat sheep from Se. to ge. 6d. per stone.
In store pigs but little doing. Fat pork from 6s. 6d. to 6..
per ►tone.

th•PLIN, Fait. 4.—There was a good supply of cattle and
sheep in market. There was • fair demand for home eon.
stunption and export, without auy alteration worth noticing
in price since last Thursday. Beef, 441. to 545. per cwt.;
mutton, 50. to Bad. per lb.; veal, 64d. to 7d. per lb., sicking
offal.

ATR, FRIT 2.—Milk cows sold from 71. to 12/. Beef sold
from Rs. 6d. to 9. 6d. per trots stone. Black-fiord ewes, 21e;
black-faced wedders, 235. 6d.

SHIPPLNO.

MAIL AIIZTID: 6, Dublin; 1, Waterford; 2, Donagba.
dee : 2, French; 1, Flanders; 1, Holland; I, Lisboa; 1,
West Indian; I, Mexico; 1, Bermuda.
LONDON. Feb. B.—Wind this day at noon, S.W., light
breeze and hary, with hard frost and mow.
Doren' Feb. 7.—N., fresh and squally.—Or : Lady Cock-
burn, St.Joha's.
Sotteitawrros, Feb. 6 —Arrived : Pearl, St. John's ;
Rainbow, Quebec. Sailed . Miranda, Antigua. Arrived.
Bth: Dee (steamer). West Indies.
BKIDPUItT, Feb. 7.—5. E.--Sailed : Hunter, St. John's;
Newfoundland. _ . _

Fatworrit, Feb. 7.—N.W. to W.N.W., stmng and
rqually.—Arrived. 6th Java, Matanzas; Snowman, do.,
with part of cargo thrown overboard. Sailed Swift Packet.
Broca.. Arrived St. Pauli, Batavia.

.....
...P011111)101:TH, Fib. G.—N.W.. strong. —Sail. d Emu,
Sydney ; Robeson. Demerara; Hudson, Charleston;
thief, ditto; Phillips, ditto.
CORK. Feb. 4.—N., fresh.—Arrived: Fairy Qs's., New
Orleans. Off port Old England. Abort of provisions. Of
Old Head of Kinsale Fame, St. John's, foe Clyde; part of
crew ...wheel overboard,.

Feb. s.—Sailed; Hawkhill, Rio; Helm, New
York; Munro. Pernambuco and Bahia; Albert, Boudoirs.
Drawer, Fee. S.—N.—Sailed: James Fagan, New Or.
leans; Commerce, Savannah.

ABihDEEN, FEE. 6.—N.W.—ilailed : Willies, Edwards,
Philadelphia.
SUNDERLAND, Feb. 6.—N.W. Sailed, Ppright, and Sir J.
Parry, New York.
SCILLY, Feb. 6.—The Kirkman Finlay, from Calcutta to
London, put in here 3d inst., with decks swept, ton of boats,
bulwarks, Be., and part of cargo thrown overboard. The
Atalanta, Demerara to Clyde, put in here yesterday, part of
cargo thrown overboard, and crew, except ase man, laid up
with *carry
KINOROAD, Feb. 7.—Arrived . A barges, for Glemester
Maroon, Feb. 6.—W., strong.-8•17W ; North Pole,
Port Philip.
DEAL, Dec. 7.—W.N.W.; r. U., N.N.R.,thick.—Arrised ;
Ranger, Fernando Po ; Romulus, China ; Johanna, Bahia ;
Bethel, Bt. J hub!, New Brunswick ; Abercrombie,
Honduras; Chieftain, Miramichi. Bailed: Louaiina,
Chesapeake; Woodbridge, Sydney; Volunteer, New
York; Peewee, Demerara; Meline, Charleston; Rome-
anna, America; Rolla, Watson, and Volunteer, New
York; Samara Gordon, Tobago; Mary Ann, Madras;
Elizabeth Hughe, Cuba; Catherine Boland, Cuba;
Britannia, Bahia. Arrived . Helen, Moulmein ; Quiz, Sierra
Leone ; Harvey Galbraith, La Guayra; Abercrombie, Hon•
dew..

For Saturdap's rtrrivais us amt Apr.