The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-24 00:00:00

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WINCHESTER LARGE FAIR, OCT,
fair here to-day was a very brisk one. Th
sale, yet short of the usual quantity. Prices
higher than at Weyhill fur Ewes and Las
the same for fat Wethers and other Sheep. 1
for sale were orimipally South Downs, pure in
the Cotswould or Leicester breed ; exceedingly
cuhrly Wethers, fit for the butcher, of which
some made 58s. to 601. each; fat Ewes, fro— '-
Others there were sold for less money.
were sought after, prices ranging from
Some lots of Lambs were remarkably fine
dinary prices; some, weighing at least 20
sold at 40s. each; others (very good) fetched
each ; many sold from 20s. to 30s. each.
cleared by 12 o'clock. The Horse
meagre. There was a small quantity
prices similar to those obtained at other
this county. The number of large and
was immense; not half were bought. .
could be purchased at 60s. each. Lean
lower. Fat Bacon Hogs, weighing from 10
sold at from 10s. 3d. to 10s. 6d. per score.
10s. 6d. to Ils. 6d. do.

WETHERBT, Ocr. 22.—We had
of stock at the following prices:—Lleasts,
Sheep, 6d. to 71b. per lb.
Y...ird GREAT OCTOBER FAIR.-
business was transacted in the horse fair
field horses, coaching colts, and harness
market, were purchased freely at remunerating
draught horses were also in request, -
chases were made by several dealers,
military horses. There was an excellent
horns of every desrription, which met v-
advanced rates. Beef, 6e. Gd. to 7s. per
very good show of shearlings and other
portion of them of very superior quality.
purchased at from 61d. to 7d. per Ih. ; t
owes, sheep fcr turnips, and Highland
good.

CORK, OCT. 21.—Prices to-day
White Wheat, 333. Od. to 345. 6d. per ,
275. Od. to 322. 03.; Ditto, 325. Od. t
13s. 6d. to 16s. 3,1.; Ditto, 16s. 3d. to 17s.
to 138. Od.; Oats, 12s. Od. to 14s 4d.; Ditto,

DUMFRIES, OCT. 21.—The show
lent in respect to numbers and quality
proaching markets at Hempton Green,.
ber weed through during the week. There
score of blackfaced Lambs, one score '-
Cheviot Hues. Demand good.

COVENT-GARDI
This morning.—Vegetables still continue sufficient
for the demand, hut Fruit is not over abundant. Pine Apples
of excellent quality arc plentiful, and may be bought at last
week's prim. Grapes, both English and foreign, are cheap
and plentiful, more especially the latter, large importations of
vii.ch continue to be supplied. They are well flavoured, and
generally arrive in excellent condition. Apples and Pears
have not altered in price since our last report. Oranges
are scarce. Nuts are sufficient for the demtaid. English
Walnuts are scarce; but foreign ones are plentiful, and very
good in Tiality. There is little demand for Filberts. Lemons
are scarce, and so arc good English Melons. Of Vegetables,
Cabbages, Caulalow,rs, &e., are good, and the latter tele-
rably plentiful. Carrots and Turnips have altered but littlo
in price. Peas arc almost over for a season. Beans remain
nearly the same as last week. Celery is good in quality.
Good Potatoes are scarce, the great part being affected by
the prevailing disease. Lettuces and other buladings aro
good and plentiful. Cut Flowers chiefly consist of Heaths,
Jasmines, Pinks, Camellias, Pelargoniums, Gardenias, Cacti,
Violeta, Fuchsias, Azaleas, and noses.

FILI:ITS'

Pine ♦pple, per lb, As to 7.
Grape., Hothouse, per lb. 71 to Is
rurtulal, per lb.thl to Is
Appk., Desa, I,‘ 1 bash, :If tel to tts
Kit, hen. Is to Gs
roam tow hf .ot r Is to 12.

Lemons, Kr dos, Is Id to Its
per 100.104 to 20.
Alonnodt, per peck, 6s
K.tect Almonds, per 10, Ss to 31
Fillterts.English.por 100161 65s to 110 s
Nuts, COI. per 10010. ,1111 s to 100 s
Ilatcoloon. ?Os

No lons. root, 2s to
Oraoses, per dor, 2' to Is
100, 140. to 200
Berberrieo, pro tilt siese, to to t•

War 81, ltts to ie.
I,psnorh, 140
Walnuts, per bushel, 16i. to 24r

Cabbages, per do:, 64 to Is 64
red, per dor, 2s to es.
Hroeoll. per dos, 0. w 1:3
Cooltuuhers, per 4,,5, as to Is
Atto,holn, per dos, 2. to 3s
Jerusalem, p IV-se,2sto 3s
In-oeh Itesnx,per ed to le Gd
horrel, Kr hf ,lese.ed to la
l'otatoes, per um, ,os to (OS
co t. 7.14 lot C 4
- busht I, Is lel to 3s 64
per hostsel, 2s to is
I Turnips, per dos, Is to 3.
1t.4 Wet, per d0:,14 to Is 6d
Horse Its.Psh, per Poodle, 2s to Ss
Cucumbers. inch, 3d to AI
ehotneh. per mere, Is to Is id
1. els, Kr hunch. Si to &I
t• I Ty. p, throne, Is to 1.34
Onloos, per hothel, Ss to 7.
-- op oltsh, per dos, Is Gate ts

Carrots, per bunch, 3d to thl
lilts Hots, per lb, Id to nd
per 10,4 d tond
Lel Nee, Cos, per acorn, Id to Is Sd
Tomatoes, per lit sr, 24 to 3s
Endive. per score. 1. to I. Gd
Vetetable marrows, per dot. Gd to Is
Itsdothes, per 12 hunches. Is to Is 44
Mushroms. p•r pottle. Is tot. 34
ntu..l 5A1..4., per punnet, •'d to 34
Proud, pet bunch, 24 to 34
booty, per bunch, 3d to Id
Tb) roe. per hooch. dd
Watt...roe,. per 12 sm bun, ad to ad
Parsley. per bunch, Id to tol
Roots, pet boodle. 20
Tams tn, p•r hunch. 34
Mint, Orion, per bunch. G.l to mad
gee hum h. :Id to Id
Cher,ll, per punnet, 2d to SA

Mattis Altatven.-3 Dublin; 3 Waterford; 1 Donagha-
dee ; 2 Guernsey; 1 Jersey.
LONDON, Oct. 21.-Wind this any at noon S.W., mode-
rate breezes, and fine and clear weather.
OFF blascoare, Oct. 23.-Queen, China.
DEAL, Oct. 23.-W. to N.W., moderate and fine.-Ar-
rived: Bertha, Rio Janeiro. and sailed for ilamburgh ;
Feroula, Quebec ; Clp. Mulgrave, Quebec, for Shield'.
Arrived from the river for Stratford, Mauritius; Jessie
Smith, Algoa Buy ; Dorothea, Grenada; Parrock Hall, St.
Kitt's ; Vere, Jamaica ; Crusader and the Calista, Belize ;
Sisters, Mobile; James Caskie, Charleston; James, Ber-
muda; Inconstant, Halifax; Calypso, Jamaica; Symmetry,
St. John's; Sobraon, Calcutta. Sailed: Thetis, Calcutta;
Benham, Batavia; Margaret, New York, put back speroid
for St. Vincent's.
Cone., Oct. 21.-Off: Rankin, Dalhousie; Princess
Victoria, Riehibucto ; both for Liverpool.
Witrrov, Oct. 21.-Arrived ; Courier, of Belfast, leaky.
LANCA`ITCR, Oct. 21.-Arrived: Hilton, Quebec.
I'ansruw, Oct. 21.-A vessel is reported on shore at St.
Eval, six miles to westward.
LYNN, Oct. 22.-The Waterloo, of Whitby, from Riga to
London, was spoken off the Humber on the 20th inst., very
leaky, and loss of sails, bulwarks, &c., by the 'True Friend,
arrived here.
SHIELDS, Oct. 22.-To MARINERA.-The buoy on the
Herd Sand has shifted from its moorings, considerably to the
southward of its proper situation.
LIMERICK, Oct. 21.-It has blown a terrific gale during
the night at W.N.W., and continues.
Ilaterterooc, Oct. 22.-Arrived: Jane Alice, Quebec.
Scastisono', Oct. 23.-The Corunation, from London to
Sunderland, has been assisted in here with loss of bowsprit,
bows stove in, and other damage, having been in contact last
night with a brig, name unknown, off Iluncliff Foot.
Yannot: tit, Oct. 23.-The Eaele, of Shields, was in con-
tact last night, in the Wold, with the Emma, of Sunderland,
and lost bowsprit, &c.
SOUTHAMPON, Oct 23.-Sailed: Mercury, St. Helena and
Mauritius; Cliental (s.l, Alexandria.
Gtoucr.srsa, Oct. 23.-Briton, Quebec; Ajax, St. An-
drew's.
Anennoxtv, Oct 22.-The Comas, of Jersey, from Wa-
ter7ord to Bristol, is on the Spit of the sosth lxink, Hovey
Bar, and will probably go to pieces to-night, should the gale
continue.
FALMOUTH, Oct. 23.-N.W., fresh gale and squally.-Put
back : Shannon (a.), Kingston, for Dublin, with damage to
hull. A vessel, bottom up, wss passed 20th instant, off the
Rundlestnne, by the Ann and Mery, arrived here. Arrived
Aeronaut, St. Domingo.
NEWPORT, Oct. d : Robert Burns,
Dorchester. The hull of a vessel, colonial built, of about
400 tons, destroyed by fire, was passed 2Gth ult., lat. •13. lon.
50. W., by the Robert Burns, arrived here.
Poterostourts, Oct. 23.-N.W. to W.S.W., fine-Arrived
-H.M.S. Suppho, Cape of Good Hope. Sailed-London,
Madeira, Cape, and Madras; H.M.S. Belle Isle, eastward;
H.M. steamer Cyclops, westward.
Sr. Ives, Oct. 21.-Arrived-Valiant, Bangor for Lon-
don, very leaky ; Eliza and Ann, Port Madoc fur Wisbeach,
leaky. 22. Don. Liverpool for 'Messing, assisted in with loss
of bulwarks, decks swept, and loss of a man.
GREENOCK, Oct. 20.-Sailed-Waverly, Trinidad. 22.
Argaum, Calcutta.
CARDIGAN, Oct. 22.-The Prince Albert, of Yarmouth,
from Liverpool to Rotterdam, stranded this morning during
a heavy gale ,• crew saved.
BRISTOL, Oct. 23.-Arrived : Kingston, Prince Edwar.iN
Island ; Ajax, St. Andrew's, N. 8., which fell in on the 11th
inst. in lat. 45.52, long. 33.42, with the Lord John Russell,
dismasted and abandoned ; crew supposed to have beets
taken off the day before.
JERSEY, Oct. 20.-Arrived: Nameless, Labrador.
SHEERNESS, Oct. 22.-The Amulet, in hauling out from
the Ordnance Basin, drove whose on the Garrison Point.
SWANSEA, Oct. 23.-The Glory of Yarmouth, from Saun-
derfoot, was driven into Mumble's Roads on the 21st instant,
and during yesterday forenoon struck heavily in the around,
and went down at her anchors ; crew saved, The Elizabeth
and Susan of Yarmouth, from Liverpool to Dort, put in here
to•day, with loss of bulwarks, stauachions, anchor, &c., and
trill have to discharge part of cargo.
, PORTHCAWL, Oct. 22.-The Bradshaw (barque) from
America to Liverpool, which went ashore on the Lith met.,
his become a total wreck.
ABERTSTWITR, Oct. 23.-A large barque, name unknown,
has just gone on shore on the rocks, about two miles south
of this port. A schooner was seen to go on shore off Aber-
dovey about noon yesterday.
PORT MADOC, Oct. 22.-The brig Elizabeth, from Liver-
pool to Trak*, and the schooner Fordale, from Liverpool to
Swansea, are on shore at Morfa Bychan, about three miles
east of this place.
MILFORD, Oct. 22.-The barque Buctouch, from Arch-
angel, struck on some rocks near St. David's Head this
morning, capsized, and afterwards drifted on shore at
Aberpool, bottom up, crew drowned ; part of cargo is landed.
The Briton from Barra to Cardiff, drove on the rocks in St.
Brides Bay and is a total wreck ; crew saved.
Franovano, Oct. 22.-During the gale last evening, the
following vessels all laden, were driven on shore here and
have becOme total wrecks. The Alert, of Whitehaven of about
300 tons, one man saved. The Martha, of Yarmou h, master
and mate drowned ; and the Erin, of Cardigan, crew saved.
The Sir Peregrine, from Bangor to Cork, was driven on
' shore, struck, and is expected to become a wreck-crew
saved. The following vessels were also driven on shore :-
' The Brothers, Liverpool to Neath, has received much da-
mage, and will discharge ; the New Hope, from Liverpool
to Ross, dismasted; the Union, of Whttehaven, likely to
become a wreck-crew saved ; the Thomas, President, Ann
and Letitia, John and Mary, all much injured ; Charlotte, of
Newport-crew saved ; and a schooner, belonging to Bangor,
totally wrecked-crew drowned.
A ship and two brigs are on shore a little to the westward
of Humble Head.

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