The Express.
London, England, 1847-12-02 00:00:00

No. 393.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, DEC. 2, 1847. [3d.

having broken off, and the confidence in the hoped-
for reduction of the Bank rates having diminished, a
a reaction of 4 per oent. took place. The quotations
are now 854 to!, for money, and 861 to 1 for as
Reduced Threes, NI to 4. Time-and-a-
Quarter per Cents., 851 to I. Exchequer Bills, la.
3e. premium.
We have rather more activity in foreign securities.
Mexican have advanced to 17 to 4 ; Spanish Fives, to
171 to 181; the Threes, to 281 to 91 ; Deferred, 104
to 114 ; Passive, to 34 to 4; butch Two-and-a-Half
per Cents., 544 1* 4 ; the Fours, 831 to 1.
No notice has as yet (a quarter before two) ap-
peared at the Bank of any change.
Twenty-fire Minutes past Two.—No notice has yet
been posted at the Bank, but it is certain that the rate
of interest has been reduced to 6 per cent.
Quarter to Fuur.—Consols have advanced to 86a
to 4 for account, on the promulgation of the intelli-
gence of the reduction of interest to 6 per cent. ; bat
they are now a shade lower, at 864 to 4.
mown FUNDS.
teak Reek, 137 3 per et Cons. for Ae., I
per et. Not Aims.. He Per Cents.. 11'1
19. c CL Co
Asa., tsi I ZzabrAttler 15. to 3.- N.
FOREIGN FITNDS.
5 per OA Austrian Bonds 94 4 1 per Owl armada 104.17+ ISt
tt attlitrw* 99
91
(trinada liteannal Bd., 3i
Per 01 Mantras. 14615, It 6
9 Wit,C,i.N9e7.119a93 -8-99"
97
9 5
par et. Pomba n
Porteneme Cans Moo
I sirto:t.ctitow.rasos Ayrzlies, 33 wigr. 211
Date Conant. Dd. Bin 3 par OL9=l2q 9ffe
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RAITLWAYB.—The share market remains steady,
and a fair business has been done, at about yester-
day's quotations.

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SALES EFFECTED UP TO TWO TlllB DAY IN LONDON.
(Yesterday's pries, will be found in last page).
Bina. & Orlorrd Juno., 164 Midland, 1114 10
Pk. Wel., k Dadlay, 14 Do. 401. eh., 43 21
illert. elm. k Ilkin., 4 Do. 301. &h., 9 A
Irl Angers 964 R. and H., N Do, Bir., rod Derby, 834 I
Do. 31.1 R. k IL, 1 Do. an. Bran. ft Birm. 6 per
E. Countlea, oa.,
161 I Cent., 119
Do. York Ez.L, 94 Norkdk, 82
Z. lAnauldre, 214 North British, 26 4
IL Llmiaddre, li Do. Halves, IR
Ilikabwrib ash 01.., 464 Do. Qn., if
CB. Western, 100 1 Do. Extenalm. 4
Do. Halves, 394 Do. Thirds, II 4
Do. Qrs.. 17 B. Eastern & Dover, 31 f
Do. Fifths, 24 Do. do., No. S, 91 1
Hun and Selby Hal 9 Do. Thirds, No. 4, 54 6
Ipswich, Bury St. E's, and B. Wales, 41 34
Norwich, 44 York, Newc.,* Berwick, 24 al
Lane. & Carlisle minis, 19 4 Do. (o.lg. New. & Bee.), 314 4
Lane. &York. Fifths, 64 Do. N. &leas Par., SI
Do. Per.. & Wire, 33 Do. Extension No. I (Neese. k
Do. do. Halves (Al, 124 Ber.), 121
Do. do. do. (B), 14 Do. G. N. E. Par., 94
Lon., Bright., & S. C., 444 Sf York & N. Midland Pre 164 I
Lon. and N. Western. 1554 7 Do. a & W. R. Er, 204
Do. (Sr.. L. & B. 2/21 30 Boulogne and Amiens, 124
Do. Qr. New, 94 Cen. of France (Or. & Vier.), 16
Do. Fifths, 13 1 Dutch Rhenish, 24
Loa. k B. West., 32531 3 Namur and liege, 64
NI. Do. New , N. of France, 121 6
Do. New 401., Ft Paris and Lyons, 61
Men. Cu.., & Mat., 1 Paris and °rime, 461
N. St.iffordohlre, 71 f Sambre and Meuse, 64 I
Shrews. & Bir. Chas A, a Tours and Nantes, 411
Shropahlre Union, 11
LIVERPOOL BALI
Birk., lane, a Malik, (late C.l
& B.), 1,
Bolton, been, a Clllberoa
Fret, No. 1, p
E. Downie., 16
t.lautaishire . nr, 4 d
Min. 1 Gls., 47
Gt. Northern, 81 d
Laac. & York. Mk. f p I
Load. & N. West., 126
Midland, 110
Do. Halves, II 4 d
MANCHLIIIII. II
Birk., Len., & Clieral, 3 9.16 41
F. Anglian New Prof., Per
Hod. es Mar.11.16C.i.1
Lais.alain 11*•414
Do. W. I. ..
LOU. &N. W. 1014449
LIEDS MU
E. Lanesahire, 31
Do. New, 31d
Do. Qee., 14..1
Leeds and Think, 144 1 6
Do. Pref., 32. 6d.
Ledoceer and Redirect, 3. I
New VlDnota. 124 4
CarUale Extendon, par I
TORY BALM Dumas& 1.
Great Novll'l2l,ll N. Stelbrdshire, 71
N. British
o. Ex Thin* 2f 3/. 5. 6d. I Tor
Purk,
ehNew & Be. G. N. E.
Dtee., 1 l b. 9d. arie,"l2l

.BS, Deco:ooze 1.
N. Staffordshire. i d
Pres. & Vity re Delves (A 7, 21 p
Ito. dw (B).
8. E. Ix Dover New, No. 1,4 d
Do. No. 4, 2 1 d
York, Newc., t Bor. (G. N. E.),
11 P
York & N.Blid, B. & W. Fl- Ex.,
Belfast k Ballymena, 11 d
Dutch Bka[sq ti

SEES. MKT-VS=l.
N. Insiferdablre,c 148 p
B. E. rod liorer st 10i.), No.
1, 1115.16
York, Nerve, 7r Ber. Extension,
I No. 2, p

DLCRIMMIL 1.
Went R. Union, 466. d
N. etadordrbini, 16. Pd. 25. 6d. d
Lino. 8 York. 32i. oh., 41 d
N. Western, 18 d
I Newc.& Per. New, 2j466.p
N. Entian Clui, pW
I York sad Newn,rif... 11 P

PRODUCE.—MurcING-LANE, Haihrics! Am—
Sugar has been steady, but a small amount silip alas;
300 Wads. of Porto Rico, grocery qualities, said eassany,
previous rates. Refined dull ; standard quality, 535
.
The large public sales of Coffee, consisting of 3,000 bags
Ceylon, eOO bales Mocha, and 300 bags Costa Rica, are pro-
gressing heavily.—Pimento: 300 bags were offered, for
which there did not appear to be buyers at full prices, and
they were all bought in. 1,000 begs sifted Sumatra sold
at yesterday's currency, 21 to 21 lb.; white sold at
41 to lb.—Rice dull.—Cotton tolerably steady, but the
market is inactive.—Rum dull; pr.of Leeward, nominal,
at is. 81d. to is. W.—Saltpetre held firmly at the late
advance.

PRICES C
ftsia, per cwt. FOR ram.
W.lndlaXPArrn.ll4e. 04.35..0
Yellow &Grey 36 6...43
pine 4l 0...43
Illawithie, boom— 29 0..35
Yellow 37 0...41
Flne. 39 0...47
Bangelkliadna, b. 31 0...34
Yellow ..... 35 0...38
White 30 0...47
Foreign, brows-- 30 0...34
Yellow . ... 38 0...38
Grey and white 33 0...47
Refined, Hamlin, 39 0...66
Loin. 03 6..36
C 0.., in Bond.
West 1864, oft&
nary 25 0 . 35
Good. 36 0.. 60
Fine 65 0...130
Ceylon, good ordi-
sary . 33 0... 33 0.
Fine ordinary 84 0... 36
Fine 4O o._ 80
Mocha, good to One 51 0... 11
Coots Rica, ordi-
nary to fine 35 0... 33
Sumatra and Pll-
dao e l4 0...36
at per lb.
Cangon,ornamon— 0 6... 0 9g
&co, at per cwt.
Bengal whit* l9 0... 16 0
Clrlo 9 8... 10 6
la. l4 L.. 13 0,
Patna .. ..... 20 0.. 33 0
Caro/lna. l3 0... 32 0

!URRENT.

Pids, No. 1. £o 0 . 0 0
Hoop ll 15 0 0
Cargo at Cardiff hoz 8 5... 0 0
Swedish_ ll 5.. 11 111

La" at Pet
Ptr DM
apart lll it s
Uri ... 10 6,.. 0 0
PateniZi: ..
0...
Cs

red or oxf 9 _to 0
Svelter 2O 0..21 10
One, per 232 imp. ge. d.p.
nth, 604 per 27 10...26 0
21 0...26 10
=lt yellow.. 24 0.. 25 0
Sperm
elihlstter 62 0...61

*****
Cod
South Sea 24 0...27 0
so 0... 0 Ci1ie03•7140711,P•7400
4
0
Cocos Nut 0 D... 03
Seed, RaPe. p.le, 0 0 0
per too SB
Linseed ts 1.5 ...11 0

Psovizoxs,
Butter--Cork, lat 90 0...92 0
lad 0 0 0 0
68(1 0 0... 0 0
Dublin, lg. 0 0.. 0 0
Limerick, do 66 0..80 0
Carlow, 19t 9O 0-199
Nam 7, ig .... 0 0.. 0
Wata*rd 81 0...94 0
Bost, Wu, par
.9* • °

?dime— Weal 0 0... 0 0
Pork. prime mar 9O 0...91 6
Baoca•Pork, Lark 107 0..90 0
Do., Belford I
Boom, Waterford,
BigjeL 6i 0...68 0
9 0... 0 •
14M',,,,BeirkZ,P0rtrk 1 of 0...70 0
Ditto Bladder . . 98 0...91 0
Amerlean,dutyp. 30 0...68 0
Woos, Oa and Vow, at per lb.
B. A. sad M. Video,
CO. 5d os. 714
Vied 0 9 .0 91
Brasil, dry 0 44 .0 6
Dryealted 0 4 .. 0 41
Rio, dry o 41 54
Lima & Vaip. dry 0 5...0 6
Wet Leda, dry 0 4 ...0 8
Salted 0 A... 9 44
East India 0 1 ...0 101
lirj..AdyrriTta, dry : se..
:
8. Acrier.lione, per
bide 5 , 11 8
Russia, ditto 6 I 6
Drs Wooce, at per tat...
, Jamaica. 4 0...4 3
HaedOraa 6 9... 6 IS
Dampearby 7 10 . 8 10
Ruda, !maim 0 10... 6 10
Nicaragua, large lad
solid 10 0...14 0
WWI ........
Urns 10 19 18 15
Basest 130.193
Bed ganders. 4 10... 5 0
Brasil 18 0...80 0

RUIZ at per Ill:-
Leeward dead
Proof 1 8 ... 1 9
Demerara, 26 to
36 per omit.
O.P 6 0 . 8
Jamaica, 30 to 36
per cent O.P. 3 2 ... 3
Fartmrite marks 4 4 ... 6
Brandy, 'Memos 4 6 . 6
British Writs, 6.P. 10 6 ... 0
Scotch
lark - 10 6 ... 0
. _

Pus, per ton.
P.T.It. £47 0..14 0
St. Petensborg, 9
head 0 0 . 0 0
Dutch and Plannalt 4.5 0...53 0
Frialland

Hate .are taa.

0..17
43-tertot
half clean
.tga, Rhine
owahot
Dan
ManWa
East India Swan.— 18 0...111
Bombay l3 0...93
Jut

TIY, at per cwt.
Banos S4 0... 0 0,
Straits
Com. in blocks O5 0... 0 01

Imo, at per ton.
Bars l9 10 10 0

CORY.-BASINGSTOKE, Dec. 1.-A December day
induced many to attend the market. The quantity pitched
at 12 o'clock was small, but the samples at two o'clock were
numerous, those holding floe dry old and new, in good con-
dition, made the prices obtained this day week, but the sam-
ples damp and poor were still on the decline ; some best
white Wheat fetched 131. to 131.108. per load ; red,l2l. 10s.;
common and inferior, 101. 10s. to 111. Ios. Barley was sold
at a further reduction of Is. per qr. for best, and 2s. for com-
mon. Maltsters bought largely of the finest quality, at from
30s. to 325. per qr.; middling samples, 275. to 28s. ; some
inferior not making more than 2.55. Some very superior old
Malt sold at Bs. per bushel; best new, 7s. 6d. ; inferior, 7s.
Some excellent sweet Oats were sold this day at 254. to 265. ;
good black at 245, ; moderate, 225. The beet old Beans were
offered at 655. par qr. ,• wood quality, 52a, ; new English
grown, 60s. Pees, white, boiling, were 425. to 455. per qr. ;
grey, 40e. to 42. Rye at the prices of last week ; not much
doing. Winter Tares, new, is. 6d. per bushel; old,
Borrow, Dec. 1.-A fair supply of Corn at market to-
day. Wheat in request by millers for such superior samples
as were dry enough to grind, at IL per quarter advance,
which, however, did not extend te inferior samples. New
Beans 2a. per quarter lower. Oats sold slowly at late prior.
Wheat, red, 445. to 48s. ; fine, 51s. to 6.3 e. ; white, 465. to
50s. ; line, 535. to 664. Oats, 184. to 225. ; old, 255. mss,
40s. to ; old, 634. per quarter to the grower.

CHICHESTER, Dec. 1.-We had • fair attendance of
buyers at market to-day, and, although we are not enabled
to quote Wheat higher, there was more dieposition on the
part of the millers to parch's., at last week's prices. In
other grain no alteration to notice. Wheat, 465. to 50s.
Barley. 28e. to 33e. Oats, 225. to Ms. Beans, 445. to 46a.
Peas, 38s. to 40s. Flour, 395. per sack.
CIRENCIDSTEZ, Nov. 29.-A small attendance at to-day's
market. Supplies good of both Wheat and Barley, battles de-
mend slack, and last week's prices scarcely supported. Of other
grain, &c., the supplies continue moderate. Wheat, 121. to
141. per load. Barley, 275. to 32e. per qr. Oats, 235. to 33e.
Beans, 465. to 665.
HITCHIN, Nov. 30.-We had a very mall supply of Wheat
and Barley, which caused the market to be from Is, to 2s.
dearer; other kinds of Corn in stood demand. Wheat, 295. I
to 345. per load. Beans, 235. to 2.55. ; old, 30e. to 345. Bar-
ley, 275. to 335. per qr. Oats, 235. to 295. Peas, 275. to
295, per load.
HAYWARD'S HRATH, Dee. 1.-Wheat in fair supply,
and ultimately cleared ; all other grain but little in demand,
and the greater part unsold. Wheat, whits, new, 12/. to
121. 155. ; red, 111. to 121. per load. Barley, 30s. to 335. per
qr. Oats, 18s, to 20s. Beaus, 38s. to 425. Peas, 38s.
Litowrox BUZZARD, Nov. 30.-At this day's market
Ohm was rather lees Wheat offering, the trade for which
mss film, at hat week's prices. Barley likewise maintained
lb Talus. Beane, both old and. new. must be written la
pa load cheaper. Pens about the cause. Wheat, per lead
MI b bushels, 295. to 335. Barley, 28s. to 31e. per imp. qr.
Beans, old, per load of 6 bushels, 32.. to 345. ; new, 265. to
I. Peas, maple, 28s. to 30s. per load.
NEWCASTLE, Nov. 30.-The weather has again become
mad, with heavy rain, but not sufficiently se as to prevent
oat-door operations being proceeded with. At oar market
this morning we had a lees supply of Wheat from the
=entry, and the Whale waste ise being equally so, • deer-
' ease wee readily effected at fully Saturday's rates. Far
BIM the inquiry was seemly eo lively, but In the bathos
peg previous terms were established. In Bye no change
Teeth natant. Melting Barley in steady request, and no
lower, and the same may be said of Malt. Beans tending
downward.,; as are also boiling Pus. Oats firmer.
Rom 7011 D, Dec. 1.-The market to-day was dull; no alter-
Won in price. except for Beans, which are 2s. lower. Wheat,
42e. to 56,. ; Barley, 30.. to 325.; grinding, 24,. to 28.. ;
Oats, 225. to 30.. ; -Beans, 345. to 425. ; Peas, 38e. to 445. ;
Bye, 30s. to 32a.
RYE, Dec. 1.-A very large market this day. A great
many samples of Wheat, and much business done at prices
quite so good as last week. A better supply of Oats and
Barley, which were rather lower ; other kinds of grain about
the same as last week. White Wheat, 50s. to 525. • brown,
46e. to 413 e. ; Oats, 20s. to 23a. ; grey Peas, 365. to 38s.
SPALDING, Nov. 30.-At this day's market the supply of
Wheat samples base been pretty extensive. A better feeling
on the parr of the buyer was very apparent, although the
whites from Mark lane of yesterday showed no quotable
advance. Good Wheat sold readily at from le. to 2s more
money ; inferior samples not ready sale. Oats fully Is. lower.
'large supply. New Beath easier to buy ; old fully as dear.
Wheats are so various in quality that quotations are but
little guidance to the reader ; 631 be., 491. to 61s. ; white, 50s.
to 63e. Oats, 104. to ltd. per stone. New Beans, 19 stone,
140 s. to 42.. ; small, old, 641. to 58s.
DrBLIN, Nov. 30.-With small supplies our market wee
nevertheless 'without animation, and we must reduce our
I quotations for Wheat 6d. to 1.., and for Oats and Barley 3d.
Ito 6d. per barrel each. Oatmeal and Flour were heavy at
previous prices ; Indian Corn, of which the supply is liberal,
is heavy, and to make sales lower terms must be submitted
to. The following is the general currency: Wheat,
red, 225. to 295. white, per 28016 e.. 28s. to 325. Oats, per
1961bs , 10s. to 13s. Barley, per 224;be., 181. to 17s. 6d.
Oatmeal, per cwt., 13s. to 14s. 6d. Flour, seconds, in
sacks, per cwt., 164. 6d. to 17s. 6.1. American. per haired.
275. to 30s. Indian Corn, per 4801bc, 250. to 38e.
SELPAST, Nov. 29.-The market is not well supplied to-
day, end yet there seems to he quite enough for the Wye%
who are by no means anxious to increase stock even at pro-
sent reduced rates. Wheat is again 6d. ; Barley and Oats
3d ; and Oatmeal 2d. lower. Wheat, 9s. 6d. to 11.. 6d. ;
Barley, 6s. 3d. to 7s. gd.; Oats, 6s. 6d. to 7s. 4d. ; and Oat-
meal, 111. 6d. to 12s. 10d. per cwt. Indian Corn and Meal
vie a dull sale, at Friday's prices.

HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, Two o'Clock.
Mean. Pattenden and Smith, Hop facton, report that the
market remains the same.
New Mid it R. Hoot. H. oto 17. 12 Ifeerling Hentotp.ewt It.lo to 3130
`New Woold of Neale 216 to 4 0 Venetia' Wawa 2 6to 3 3
New 805 e:........ 10 to 310 Old Hots 1 10 to 2 0
Pomba= ..... 4 4to 6 12 i
Woacrarnm, Dec. I.—A better inquiry for Hops, and
prices very firm, yearlings of colour, from their scarcity, being
a thole higher.

.
WOOL.—Eintan, Dee. I.—ln this market things
are become even worse than they have been, and all seems
despondeocy and gloom. as to business, it would be diffi-
cult indeed to speak of anything possessing that character, the
manufacturers and factors being indisposed to purchase, and
the highest terms we can venture to mention for yolk Wool
are from 6d. to 6,1 d. per lb.

HAY.—SmrreiriELD, Two o'Cloa.—Meese Cooper
and Davi., Hay and Straw salesmen, report the quotations
as follow :
Prtmo Meadow 6fo. to TY. Rowell to Wig Way.. 11. to 6+
Waite , Oa. to Nit I Cloyed. . .760. to 90. I

CATTLE, B:c.-EXerElt, Dec. 1.-The supply of
Bullocks was unusually small. The quotation for fat
Bullocks must be stated at frees 63a. to 60s. per cwt., or
from 9s. 6d. to 10s. Gd. per score. Of Butchers' Calves, the
supply was equal to the demand, and these must be quoted
at from 50. to 6d. per lb. There was a fair =Ray of Sheep,
and quotation must be stated at from 61d. to 644 per lb.
In store Sheep, a rather large business was dune, and prices
were fully supported.
MORETONMAMPLITZADFAIR.-This fair was well attended,
and on the whole a good share of business was done. The
supply of fat Bullocks was small, but there was some good
fleshy articles among them, and the sales in these were at
from 50s. to 63e. per cwt, or from 9a. to 9s. 6d. per score.
' There were some good Oxen shown, and a lot of three were
bought for 441. The quotation in this way being from 261.
to nearly 30/. the pair. There were also some good Steers,
land those sold were at from 201. to 211. per pair. Bar-
renen. freehand farwardin condition, fetched from 375. 6d. te
40s. per cwt., or 6s. 6d. to Te. per more ; but articles trot of
condition were from 30m. 6d. to 344. per cwt., or from 6s. 6d.
to 6s. per score. The Sheep fair was not fully supplied, 869
Sheep only being penned, which is nearly 2,000 leas than has
been ke own at tha fair; a circumstance attributed to this
trade being now to a considerable extent in the hands of
dealers. For the supply, however, a good stroke of _business
was done, se, of the number already stated, 699 were sold,
and some fine lots of Wethers at high prices. The beet fat
Wethers fully supported the price of 60. per lb. ; and prime
Ewes about 64. per lb. In store Ewes a good business was
done, at from 235. to 32e. each.
SOUTHALL, Dec. 1.-Trade was heavy to-day, and at
lower prices a clearance was not effected. Beef made from
2s. 4d. to 4a. Bd. Mutton, 3s. Bd. to 65. 24. Veal, 4s. to
4s. 10d. Pork, 3s. 64 to M. 6d. per stoneof 81bs, sinking the
offal.

Far l'sdarday's Marked ad lad page.

SHIPPING.

Mama ARRITRIA.—DubIis, 3; Waterford, 2; Denaglusdee,
1 ; French, 1 • Flanders, 1.
Lon pox, Dec. 2.—Wind this day at noon, S.S.W., light
breeze and fine.
DEAL, Dec. I.—N.W. to S.W.—Arrived Florence,
Quebec. Arrived from the river and sailed Mary Louisa,
Singapore; Eialacia, New South „Wales; Mediator,; New
York ; and the whole of the outward-bound have sailed,
except Osprey, fur Callao ; and the Sir John Rae Reid, for
St. Kitts, put back,
BIDEFORD, Nov. 29.—Arrived : Lord Ramsay, Quebec ;
British Lady,Prinea Edward's Island.
Mumetze, Nov. 29.—Arrived: Ariel, Quebec, for Port
Talbot. Pat back : Alpha, for Valparaiso. A large
ship, water-logged and abandoned, with only mainmast stand-
ing, was paced in lat 60 N., long. 26 W., by the Ariel, ar-
rived here.
Pivstorrn. Dee. I.—S.W.—lt u reported that H.M.S.
Dolphin has fallen in with the Lady Kezmaway,. and will
tow her in here. Sailed : H.M.S. Asia, for America.
CORE, Nov. 29.—S.W.—Arrived : Cashmere, from Ha-
vanna ; Caroline, St. John's, N.B.
LONDCONDERRE, Nov. 29.—Arrived : Fanny, St. John's,
N.B.
Batirroi, Dee. I.—W.N.W.—Arrived : Dit'on, Cape Bre-
ton.
DUBLIN, Nov. 30.—W.—Arrived: Palandar, St. John's,
N.B. Sailed: Union, Trinidad.
CLYDE, Nov. 29.—W.—Arrived : Lady Harvey, from De-
merara. Sailed: Phillip Laing, New Zealand; Argyle, Bata-
via; Eliza Stewart, Bombay; Mary Ann, Truaidd ; St.
Mary, Jamaica.
KINSALE, Nov. 27.—Sated : Enterprise, Yarmouth, N.S.
Gasvcanxn, Dec. I.—The Argo, to St. John's, N. 8., has
put back, with damage to bull and rigging, having been in
contact in the Downs with the Enmore, for Port Adelaide.
HARWICH, Nov. 30.—Same wreckage, a ship's round-
house, lined with thin stuff, painted light and blue inside,
end yellow outside, and a black varnish cask marked
" Ovington," ware seen between the Galloper and Kentish
Knock on the 26th inst., by a revenue cutter.
MARYPORT, Nov. 29.—The Wilma Rothery, from Dum-
fries to Marypert, is on 'bore near this place, but is expected
off next spring tide, without damage.
_
WATERFORD, Nov. V.—N. W. to S. W. Arrived :
Laurence Forestal, Miramlehi.
KINOORIIILD, Dec. I.—Arrived: Native, from Odessa, for
Gloucester.

PORTSMOUTH.—N.W. to W., fine.—Arrived: Margaret,
from London, for Trinidad.
FALMOUTH, Dec. I.—W., fair.—Arrived : Oakum,
Malta ; Robert, Bert& ; Eclipse, Malta. Off: Dutch ship
Falk, from Amsowdani, for Batavia. Put back . •
and flank, Seville. Put in : Swift, Gammas, ; Mira, from
Southampton, SR. St. Michael's; Vigilance, from Stockholm,
for Oporm Dris Aurelius, from Amsterdam, for Trieste.
Sailed: Dolly, Norway.

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