The Express.
London, England, 1849-11-26 00:00:00

LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 26, 1849.

DISASTFRB OF THE Ml
IPLBET.

We ',retract from the Heads Telegraph the follow-
ing diatail of the late dbeaten is war squadroo is the Medi-
terranean:
" The etpadren, seinsis'iog of** Queen (Ilse), HO; Howe,
:20; CaWools, 120 ; Prins Regent, 92 ; Powerful, 84 ;
Vi nevem', 84 ; and Dragott steam frigate. left Bente at the
evening of the 18th et September. The Quee was the last
away, sad the wind falling light, she was taken in tow by
the Dragon, bat before her head could be got round to sew
ward, she nu foul of the Nwamond, steem sloop, carrying
away that vessel's stern boat, davits. bulwarks, quarter gal-
leries, sad some sore of her frame work, leaving her head-
shoots and their Geolonts on the Rosamond's quarter-deck,
se also losing the towing hawser, by reason of the
' casting oft' from both ships at the some time. The
Clues. get into something less than four sad a half fathoms.
On the afternoon of the 21st October, whilst working to
windward between Zee and Maumee, wind light, and
water smooth, the Caledonia luting on the port tack, ran
fool of the Powerful, bat pet elm with some trifling hie to
both ships. In seeneriag is Bask* hay on the 28th of Oct.,
the Veep' s., (Captain Rail of Rardwieke) rut foul of
the Caledosie sad Dragon, twisty to the latter attempting
to seem the bows of the former—in other words. steaming
ahead when she mile to have gone astern. The damage
enstaiewl by the Caledonia was the lass of two boats
steno, boats' davits doubled up like an iron hoop, iron
stanehiene to the stint galleries bent double, porta
pilgrim Awe is, and soosiderable quality of frame-
work desesged. The Vesgesnes sustained the loin of
Wheal lompMlos spited' geff, lib awl Bylaw jils
beam betsimp,almed
be The dealers sweated'
by the Drawn genii act have been much, es she was wet
oft very sees afterwards to Constantinople with the mould
for a new esibeed for the Vengeance. Thews who saw the
catastrophe say that bad the Vengeance rot struck the Cale-
donia, she must lave cat the Dragon down to the water's
edge, if not have sunk her. The Dragon's flying jibboom
went into the Caledonia's stern. On the let of November,
when the squadron was pubic under weigh, with a double
reefed towel bee se from the southward, the Prince Regent,
Captain Martin, atter she was a-weigh, but before her top.
mils were hoisted (they were sbeetwl home. and jib and stay.
gall s t). ran into the Howe, 120, Capt. Sir James Stirling
(the latter being at anchor), taking her amidships. Th-
reats Regent lost her eathead, her bumpkins, minivan.
pff, dolphinstriker, jitshoom, and twisted the lyiersprit
cep. The Howe moped with the lofts of the laniards of her
mein rigging, which were cot away in order to let the
Prince Regent's bowsprit clear her mainmast, which shook
not a little from the shock. No lives were lost on either oc-
casion. The Powerful, on coming to se anchor, parted her
cable, but got it again next day. The Odin steam.feisrate,
on hoisting in a pieta of timber for the cathead of the 'Ven-
geance, let it slip out of is slings, so it look to rise no loom
Sir William Parker, with the captains of his fl-et, called
upon the Pasha of the Dardanelles on the sth, and Sir Wil-
liam (whose repugnance to tobacco smoking, and to allow
any one in his ship or equAron to do so either, is so well
known, and so rigidly enforced in the former case) actually
took three whiffs of the Psalm's pipe, and then requested the
meant to explain to his highmses that If he took another he
would drop dews deed.

COMMUNICATION BETWEEN HAVRE AND
LIVER7OOL.

The idea of running a steamer between Havre and
Liverpool, to convey 000tiovo•al goods to America whin the
navigation laws are repealed, is abandoned, and arrange-
ments are making for ennve)ing such goods from Ilavre to
Southampton in steamers, and then sending these to Liver-
pool by rail. A meeting has taken place between the
Liverpool shippers and the directors of the South Western
and North Western Reilw .ve to ascertain upon what terms
such goods could be transmitted by rail. If the terms are such
as are likely to draw the trAilo to L'vervol by rail,
an application will be made to the Treasury for a special
order to allow it to be dune, because the whole of the
Castomhoose regulations are against allowing foreign goods
Sable to a heavy import duty to pass thr,ugh this cow-try.
The only conditions on which it is likely it will be allows
will be to have the goods larked in vane, the locks •n be
sealed with the Custont•hnuse seal, and this •In *bitted
from the South-Western Railway to the North-Western.
Such a lavoar has been granted by the Treasury to the Host
India Company. The railway comp ivies w mid give any
required guarantee to the Custoin•house authorities aninst
fraud; but unless the above method is adopted, the t. mp'a-
tion to hbarect, during transit by rail, packages of French
silks, for disposal in this country, and to substitute dun
min, would be as great, that nothing would prevent its
being done. The Sane shippers off. r. d the New York
Ocean Steam racket Company 1100 tons of goods if they
would run another voyage from Southampton to Ntw Y rk
this 'winter. The freight from Havre to New Y. k std
Seuthamption is 91. a ton ; and from L•verpool
to New York it is 71. a ton. It rent', s to
be seen, therefore, in February neat, when the t, Oceao"
steamers commence runhiog again, wl.ether the railway
fares and the freight from Liverpool will h• so rtdueed as to
draw the cenvita ntal traffia for Americo to the Hersey,
through Eaglasd. If any nand( cable reduction takes place
in railway tares on the South Western a el North Western
Hem, the American OCIIR steam• re. from Saithanwon, gill
immediately compete with Cunard's for the conveyance of
fdancbest.r goods to America.

DISTRIBUTING BILLS WITH LETTERS.—One of the
London letter carrien has recently been dismissed for deli-
vering hills against Sunday P ed-office lab .ur with his let-
ters. When the Post-office Directory was compiled in the
General Pait office the compl,int of the letter carriers was
that they were compelled to deliver Directory mole"s with
their letters. When the Directory was completed by other
means an order was issue : that nothing shobld be delivered
with the letters and newspapers. It was ()eine to a tile.
ohedier cc of this order th the letter carrier was di-mieled.
RICHARD COBDEN, ESQ., M.P.—Our readers will
hear with pleasure that arrangements are in peeves. for
lr. Cobden to visit hi. tonsti•uenta in the Wert Riding,
within a short time. He is exeect. dto attend a Crest meet-
ing at Leeds, of which the period is as yet uncertin, as no
re: ly has yet been revived from Mr. Cobden as to the time
when it will suit his oonvenie nee to attend.—Leeds Mercury .
MR. DEI.AYIELD AND M. ROGER—I: m.ty be re
collected that, in Fehruary last, the Tribunal of Commerce
condemned Mesas DeLfitld sod Webster, directors of the
Italian Theatre et Covent Raeder' to pay to M. 11. ler, the
eminent singer, a sum of 15,000. fur a month', salty fir his
services at that house. Ile had been entreved for two
months at 15,0001. per mouth, but only one month WAS paid
Oa Wedt.eeday, Messrs. Del.& Id and Webster app. sled
against the decision to the Court of Appeal ; and ,h. it ad-
vocabr attemp•ed t 3 show from affidavits of Mr Grum lien,
Mr. Goodman, and Mr. Gee, that R .ger ha-. not taken to
Loncon a translation and the music of the " Dame Wench',"
as he had engaged to do : that he had failed in the
character of Arnold in William Tell :" that he had sub-
sequently refused to repeat the part ; that he had also re-
fused to sing on the eluting night, but that 11.• had sung in a
concert at Birmingham, got up by Mr. Lomb y, the director
of a rival establiehmi nt. The advocate of M. Roger main-
tained that he hid oniy engaged himself to sing in the three
op nil of " Heyde.," ' William 'tell," and " Lucia ;" but
that neither of the three had been got up in time fur rape. -
sentation ; that be had sue g to r. place Mario when ill ; and
that he had not sung in the concert at Birmingham until
after his engagement had expired. The court dismissed the
appeal, and confirmed the dic:eion cf the Tribunal of Com-
mie...
SMITHFIELD CATTLE SHOW.—On Saturday the
preparations for the forthcoming show commenced at His
Bazaar, Baker-street, Portmee-square. H. R H Prince
Albert has already made several entries. All stock must b 3
sent in by the Bth proxiato; the committee having deter-
mined that the exhibition shall terminate on the Friday
iestead of the Saturday as heretofore. His Grate the Duke
of Richmond is elp3eted to preside at the anniversary dinner
on the 141 h of December.
THE TAuNTvN FAT CATTLE SHOW, and the
annual dinner of the Agricultural Society, sere held on ,
Friday, aid some curiosity was excited towards the proceed-
bags from a circumstance which certainly does not refliet
very much to the credit of that class of men of whom Delia
Wickland has lately declared (end has thereby given incest
offence), that they are as stupid as their oxen. The MEM
mini* of this society having requited Mr. Win Pinney DI
discharge the duties of president, •he protectionist members
of the society resolved to manifest their contempt of Mr.
Pinney's free-trade sentiments by keeping away from the
annual dinner; and letters were published in one of the
local papers, calling on the farmers not to dine
wi-h the free trade member, or to evince, if th^y
should be pees: et, "their utter disapproval and abhorrence
of the principles advocated by their county member." The
attempt, however, was a failure; for although the two pro-
tectionist
members absented themselves—Mr. Moody, it was
alleged, through ill health—and although the bead of the
table did not exhibit so many county gentlemen es are
usually seen at this meeting, the chairman was supported by
Sir T. E. Colebroeke, M.P. for the borough, by half s
drier. county magistrates, and by upward, of 100 gentlemen,
tradesmen, sod agricul•uriste. The chairman, in returning
thanks for his health, declared that be felt particularly their
kind reception of him, after the attacks that had been
made upon hies, and the efforts of certain par-
ties to make that meeting a failure. Although he
entertained otinions which he knew were not very pepular
with agiculturiste, be wee always ready to trust himself
among the tanners, either at a political meeting or at an
agricultural dinner. His own °piston wee, that there was
no chance of a return to protection, and that a more sags-
factory errongement must be made between landlord and
tenant with respect to rent. The tenant was really the par-
sec' who now filed the rent of the land. Saws could not be
kept up iv their present position, and if the landlord could
not afford to reduce them, he would advise him to sell tome
of the land that was lying about in a poor condition, and
keep what he did retain in good order. The chairman
proposed " Prosperity to the Teunton Agricultural Society,"
which was responded to amidst a volley of applause.

TEE BIIROPA, Captain Gott, onDad from Liverpool
On flexurday for Hake and Brom
BURMA° OW A LIMY= FACTORY.—At 12 o'clock
on Frideithe whole of the military quartered at the Castle
at Bowe and on 'the heights, with their engines, were
called out to • serious fire raging fa the town. It broke
out en *s premises of a leaky match manufacturer,
the revert, of Mr. Smith, situate is Block Heres-
ies% Charles, which, on recount of the inflam-
mable materials they contained, were quickly in flame,
musing the utmost slum to the serreanding inhabitants.
The werlipolple were absent from the premises, it being
dieser hour, and. from the feet of their having left a
pot of sulphur oft the fire to simmer, it is pretty evident the
sessidint arose from its hallo; over. At one time of the
amflegration it was apprehended it would extend to the'
granaries end stores belonging to Mr. Henry Castle ; how-
ever, be the successful operations of the engines, and the
of the townspeople and mili.ary, the flumes were
confined to the bedding where they originated, which, it is
neaslem to add, was totally consumed. Hepecting the
amount of Ice., it is difficult to say. The :actory was not
insured.
SMUGOLINo.—On Saturday lest an important seiz-
ure of spirits was ms ede near Yarmouth, Isle of Wight, on the
shore, when *When anken were found, having been throws
overboard the previous seeming. The eskers contained above
400 gallons of spirits, considerably overproof. Another'
'Mears was sande off Bentbridge on Thursday, and consisted '
of 27 cal: tinkers, containing about 70 'anima of contraband
spit is of great strength.
STABBINO,—A case of stabbing occurred in Shef-
' deli ea Friday. The sufferer is an old man, named
Splok, residing in • yard rear the bot-
ter !PM-lane; and the offwider, Cilarlas Armitage, of
I Bawd-street, joiner. A sou of Armitage, who has been
apprenticed to Spink, was on Tuesday week brought before I
th. megistrates on the c'iarge of stealing files from Spink's
fellow-workmen. Spink did not take any part in the craw-
-1 cation, the case being proved by two of his fellow-workmen
wboae files had been stolen. The result was, that the lad
was committed to Wakefield for a month. Ariake(' ap-
pears to have laboured under en impression that Spink
had been the means of 'lndia( his son to prison. On
1 Friday he went to Spink's house, which is in a yard leading
from Broad-lane into Garden-street, and made use of very
eldest and Masi- e language. Bpink went to the door, with
the intention of ejecting him from the yard. lie had no
soccer laid his hands upon him, than Armitage stabbed
him in the left arm with a pocket-knife, inflicting a wound
of a very serious nature. Spink, who is many years the
senior of his cowardly assailant, entioavoard to get out of the
ruffian's reach, but before he could do so, be received ano.
ther stab in the abdomen. Having isifliCted these injuries,
Armitage ran through the court into Broad-lane ; but he
was pursued by some persons who had been brought to the
spot by Spink's cries, and was apprehended near the bottom
of
Townhead-street He was so violent, however, that it n-
ephew' the assistance of several potties to detain him until
me arrival of a policeman. The officer endeavoured to make
bins walk to the Town-hall, but he refused, and strutgled
wide each fora, that it was found necessary to secure him is '1
• art, in which he was conveyed to the lock up. Spit* was
attended by Mr. Skinner, aurgesa ; end though the injuries
are of 4 serious nature. there is no doubt 21 his recovers..
CHLOROFORM le VETERINARY SURGERY.—On Mon-
day last the operation of " firing," the most painful operation
in veterinary surgery, was pertained els valuable waggon-
bons of immense dimensions, by Mr. Stanley, at his veteri-
nary it firlllo, in this town. The how*, the property of
Mr. J. S 'salty, fir some time past has suffered from lameness,
which " firing" was advised, which the humane owner
reffased to sanction unless it was performed under the in-
fluence of chloroform, which Dr. Wise, on being applied to,
r alily undertook to administer. After inbsling chloroform
for three minutes, Dr. Wise intimated to Mr. Stanley that
the horse was insensible to pain. Mr. Stanley commenced
the *titration by burning the leg with a red-hot iron to a
considerable depth, in lines, from the knee to the hoof, and
croiciog them diagonally, fresh front being repeatedly
br night from the furnace. The operation, which was very
skilfully performed, was of the most severe character that
e.n poseehly h- imagined, end lasted nearly ten minutes ;
during the whole of this time the horse never er.ved his
Nab or evinced the slightest pain, bat seemed eekcsing a
qui. .luenher ; snortiy eateries' de the animal ate and drank
with his accustomed appetite, and walked home to his stable
totally unconscious of the severe operation he had under-
gore. The cue was witnessed by several gentl men with
mu-h iiresest.—Banbury Guardian.
COURT MARTIAL. A general court martial
assembled in the Royal Barracks, Dublin, on Friday, for the
trial of Burgeon George axle Smith, of the god (or Queen's
Royal) Regiment, who is accused of neglect of duty, and of
conduct unbecoming the character of a medical officer and
gentleman Colonel Jackson, K. H., Brevet Lieutenent-
Colonel Ward, 48th Regiment, officiating Judge Advocate.
It is thought the trial will occupy some days. from the num-
ber of witnesses to be examined. The result of the trial
will not, of course, be known until her Majesty's pleasure
upon the proceedings of the court shall have b.en promul-
gated.
DEATII FROM A PENNY Pigcg.—A melancholy
accident occurred about • month since, which terminated
fatally on Tuesday, to a young gentleman, named Cur-
teyne, son to the late Captain Centavos. The deceased,
who was about 19 years of age, was amusing tome children,
showing how he was able to throw a penny piece into his
mouth, and afterwards draw it from his nose He had two
penny pieces in his hand, and while in the act of perform-
ing tee trick one of the pieces entered his stomach. Medi.
cal aid wise instantly procured, but ineffectually, and he
hag red from that period until Tuesday, when he died.—
Cork Constiltd

Stook (paid 101.), at 171 and 17; London and West-
minster (paid 201), at 26; Union of Andralie (paid
261), at 261; Union of London (paid 101), at 111.
The amount of the precious metals =portal from
London during the week ending the 22nd instant was,
we leer?, from official sonnies, oonfied to 21,800
of silver, of which 1,800 ounces in the shape of
silver ooin were sent to Boulogne, and 20,000 ounces
silver bars to Rotterdam.

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RICHANORS A$D STOCKS ABROAD.
Ilituals, Nov. 74.—Belgian Funds : Lam, 1840 Firs Per Cents,
95; Ditto, 1842, 66; Ditto, 1843, 931 ; Ditto, 1844, Four.and.
mlfalf per Casts., 87 861 ; Ditto, 1636, Four per Cents, 831;
Ditto, 1838, Three per Caste., 631 ; Mts. of the City, 1843, rue per
Cost,., 931. Bank of Beni Few per Cems., 70; Bank of Issue
of 1841, Five per cestuon. Lasisa, 25.5*
Amur:wen, Nov. 23.
—Ad. Debt. wows* - Half per Cents., 531
931 ; Dino, Three per Cane, 611 ; Four Cans,
es; tut. Amon. Brod., Thremsoda.Half per Cents., SI 84. Corm
Comp., Foueenda.Half per Cents., 1641 1641. Fog India Loan,
Four per Cans., 61182. flpealeit 31re per Cents., 131 111.
on lindon, 12.05; ditto, two months. 12; ca IlasoborgrA ;
ditto, two months, 16.63; on Parts, 56.50; ditto, two months, 56.12.

THIS DAY.
Two o'CLoca. ter
The cheaper rate at which money is obtainable
since the Bank reduced their minimum rate of dis-
count to 23 per cent., has already bad the effect on 7,,
the stock market which we anticipated as the toe
consequence of that measure. Comes opened tt
at 941 to 1 for money and account, when a se_
purchase for investment to some extent caused 1,s1„
them to &dunce to 93. For account the operations ;
have been to a much greater extent, and they is
were done as high as 93:7; but front this C
oint they gave way a little. They are Is
at present quoted 94; to 93, both for cash and time. sit
The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 931 and 94; to
the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 941 and 1. Ex- 6.
chequers, without alteration from Saturday, 475. and ill
50e. prem. se
Not a great deal of basineas has been trans- 16
acted in the foreign stock market this morn- se
ing, nevertheless the tendency of prices is up-
sou
wards. Buenss Ayres have obtained 431. The L.'
actual business is as follows : —Belgian Four and- is
a-Half per Cents., at 86. Buenos Ayres at 41
421 and 431. Two-and-a-Half per Cents. Dutch, at et.
34; and t. Grenada, at 131. Mexican (ex January 23
coupon), at 27. Peruvian, at 511. Portuguese Con- g
verted, at 341. Spanish Five per Cents., at 171 and tit
1; the Three per Cents., at 371 and 361. Venezuela, I2i
12i
at 23. so

Soak Stook, 199 200
3 per Ct. Roe. Aorie.,94
I per Ct.Coa. Aare.. lilt
FOREXI
per Ct. Auld= Hoods,
4. per Ct. Beig. Doods,
It per Cent.
6 per Ct. UnkaPiltl Ms.. 84 6
Ditto New, IS3 4
6 pet Ct. Burson Are., 41 3
Ditto Chflian Pd... 95
liitto Columb. Dot. Mk.
Colouideo Equeior P.+.. 32 lj
3 per Ct. Darildt 114. , 71 4
2 per Ct. Dutzt, Ude.. 61 1
4 per Cl. Dutch ter:.. 53 3

_ ~,,,,,,D,
1 tr oi. Cam Lee., 911 5
3 per Dts.9l6
Lsebequer MIA 47.. to 60e.
IN FUNDS.
1 per Ct. Grenada Ns.. 156 16
Grenada Deferred Bdu, -
6 per Cl. Nes.. 1814, Ng 7
6 per Ct. Peruvian 13de., lli 19
Portuguese Cour., Et 4i
6 par Ct. Rua Mr., 165 9
Ditto Spanish lids., 17i 8
3 per Ct. Stool* Us . 3139 79
Sper•sls Deferred Stk.- se
Ditto Pliall•• Dda .3H
9 per Ct. Venezuela Mu .13 5 161
St.
Teusetnia Deterred Bile.. 1 6 100
241NCING 100-LANB.-THIC DAY. to
SUOATL-Tae public sales declared for to•morrow are again IS
large, particularly of Bengal-my 8,500 bags, Madras 2,600 n
bags, and liarbsdoes 150 hbds.; and without the importers ;
will support the morkst by refuting to sell at lower rates, we do 20
net think that even the present low prices will be supported. ea
The trade evidently can only take a certain quantity, and IN
speculators do not seem inclined to buy. 60
Corral.-Thearticle continues to advance rapidly; on ;44
Saturday 465. was paid far good ordinary native Ceylon-to-'
20
day 475. has been paid for large parcels, and holders now refuse to
Is sell at that price. Speculators have been the principal 151 i
buyers, and are said to act in consequence of the crop of MI
Java being ex, remely deficient, and the prices in Hamburg 1.P.. 1
and Holland are advancing. bt.
9
All other articles remain the same as last week.
otia.-Steady. Seal, pole, 391. to 401. ; straw, 361. to 371. ; is
brown and yellow, 321. to 341. ; Spann, 821. to 831 ; Head- 60
matter 841. to 8.11.; Cod, 311. to 311. 100. ; South Seas 321. kli
to 35/. ; Olive Galipoli, 441. 10s. to 451. ; Spanish and Sicily, rt
431. to 441. ; Palos. 321. to 331. ; Cocoa-nut. 335. to 361. ; ,s'
Seed, rape, pale, 421. to 43i. ; Linseed, 281. 10s. la
to

TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAT. ' W.
The market is ti,en to day, at 375. 6d. on the spot far 4600
Petersburg Y. C. For December d livery the quotations 0
376. 3d.; January to March, 375. 6d. to
PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 16
160. I 1646. 11H9. til?

being, la.
ArriDo.,aliranwt
week
lat hugs_

lactsk this day Casks.
last !reek

10,310 31,703 41,231 ili
3,101 1,336 2,894 122
46,204 30,840 44,341 10
1,213 347 3,084 20
34,415 75,032 62,069 le
45e. 452. Od. 3'2.6.1. 144
492. 6d. 472. Gd. 392.64. 35

...Do. tram Ist Jowl .. ..... ..
Pries T. C. this =owl-
-15. Town lam

COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY.
Cares Hartley, 14s. W.; Eden Main, 16s. 9d.; Hasting's :
Hartley 11s. 9d.; Walls End Haswell, 18s. 3i.; Walla End St.
Hatton, 18s.; Walls End Lsmbton, 17s. 641.; Walls End et
Stewart's, 17s. 911.; Walla End Tees, 18e.—Ships at mar- 39
ket, 108. 30
24

MARK-LANE.-THIS DAY. et.
20
There was but a moderate sup, ly of English Wheat at lt,
market this morning ; nevertheless, a decline of Is. to 2s. e
per qr. had to to submitted to upon secondary and inferior 13
qualities before any progress could be made is sales. Choice I
sample" of white Wheat about maintained last Monday's a
quotations. There was an extremely limited demand ib
for foreign Wheat, and in the little business trausscted igi
a decline of Is. to 2s. was conceded upon old, whilst new 50
was next to unsaleable. English Barley, unless of choice qua- 15
lity, was le. to 2s. cheaper, but &rap maintained nearly „St!
Firmer prices. Fine old feed Oats could not be purchased u
lower. All other descriptions must be noted GI. to Is lower. ;se
Beans and Peas firm, at late rates. 21
II
BRITISH. Shillings per Qr. imi
Mawr, Ern and Rent, red 38 us 42 to 44... white 39 to 42 te 44
Norfolk end 5a5.4.k. 38 to 41 to 42 .. do 3B to 40 to 43 10
Talavera Manz ce Suffolk
Cam& 6 Lin., red... 36 to 38 to 41 „whits-- 37 to 40 to 42 w
lirs.. 24 to 26 10
&WAY. Feeding. ..... 22 to 24 ..diettaing —to:3to 35 20
Malting.
Oave, English Feed 15 to 17 to las Od...hlask.. .. ... —to 00
Ditto Poland' ... 17 to IS to 19s Od...youto 22 to 23. Od '-
Berwick k Sooteh tied IS u3:204 Od...potato 20 to Ile Od
Irish feed „...12 to 144 Od.. black.. l4 to 15s 03
Illtto potato...„ sees.. ...
17 to 1910 d 3.,
Mars .........—..— ........... ...... 54 to 56...ine. stale 56 to IS 10
Peas, grey 2B to 304 Od.. maple 3O to 32 10
Bine IS 38 to 50...= ..... „. 40 M 43 •0
Whits
30 to 32 29
Gilt® Cal®per :bonniest! Ail .05... us A 9 Ite. a•
e'er lam, ei SWIM
?LOON Town-made, delivered 42 to 44....1ne household 32 to 35 20
Norfolk and Suffolk SI to 33 -white 34 to 26 00
FOREION. 23
Wane,-Dantzle and Ronlasherl..: 40 to 44-1179 44 48 to 50 50
'Foment:lean, Rostock, and Steels", 42 to 41
French and Brawn to Le'
Danish and Llamburg
Iturnian 33 to 67...Faryptian to
Danube and Odessa .. 34 to 38 ft.
Canadian —to Anatraliw 47 to 60 u
Oars, Roman
Pomenutesn and Stralsund l5 to 17
Swedish and Danish
Friesland sal DMA Seed l3 13 to 14
Ditto Brew 17 to 20. feed to 9$
Frown, Allltrielaq per bored of 196114. 22 to 24
'"'
„„
Csnadims
Trench, per seek of 2301ba.. free 3O to 00
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 19th NOV. TO 24th NOV. i°o
Qrs. English. Scotch. Irish. Foreign. 6
Wheat 2223 35644 5
Barley I 54119 19 1 21662 so
Oats 2244 I 1599 I 1066 42162 20
Flour. 5,449 sacks; 10,925 barrels. Malt, 11,0115 qrs. 30
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SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET-THIS DAY. go
The arrivals the past week have been considers' le, peril- 23
enlarly from the Continent, which exceeds three thousand zi .
tons. All Potatoes have sold heavily the stilleek, with :„‘.
the exception of choice York Regents, whichcommand ;
a high agar& The following ate this day's quotations:— is
York Regents, 90s. to 100 r. ; Wisbech. 60t. to 70s. ; Scotch SO
601. to 70s. • Cups.gun, ; French Whites, 601. to 70e ;
Rhenish, 665. to-655. ;Be 50s. to 655.
BOROUGH MARKET.-THIS DAY.
Messes. Pattenden and Smith report that the Hop market
continues the same.

SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY.
The supply of Beasts is not so large as at the commence.
moot of the market was anticited. The trade bewails lowly;
but, it being soon discovered that good qualities were scarce,
buyers gave freely late rate. f%r this description. There is
a large proportion of inferior, which are not in much
request; there ie some difficulty in effecting a clearance,
and these must be quoted on the average lower. The number
of Sheep is not excessive, however there are very large sup-
plies to the dead market ; this causes a slow trade here, and
lower peen are sionsitted tolexept fee choicest 'Downs.
Ewes especially aza %mulling. Trade is heavy for Calves,
but prices are not lower. From Germany and Holland we
have 603 Beans, 2,650 Sheep, and 68 Calves ; Spain, 128
Better France, 60 Sheep and 14 Calves; Leicester and
Northampton, 2,700 Beasts; and 100 hom Cambridgeshire.
Par stone of sits. 1, d. v. .1. Par Wes et 8188. 4. 4. s. d.
Bost 80401. lierefordr 310 4 0 Badyaa i1i1f.448. lib 0 0 0 0
MO t3ar4lioniA 3 II 3 10 110 .. ..... 3 4 3 8
isoond quality Elia• dr 28 3 4 Da. b. Owe —. 0o 0 0
lam ........ ..... 24 4 4 1144114848888.1224/188 18 3 2
MP 3 4 4 4
utie.%
t..8b4141 .... 0 0 0 0
24.8 Dec X Ile.becd, 4 0 4 2 . . .... 0 0 0 0
Blida al market. 4.210 : Sheep esl .....
2.5.:00 ; Ow let
1114296. (For ... ~,olou ,
ry Markets see last page)