The Express.
London, England, 1848-02-02 00:00:00

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'MX :LIVERPOOL SALER, TKOZCAIT I.
Edison, Lama, a Ches. 31/.1h., &brews, Nam, k Chest,, 51 4
51 d & P- Be Doves, 35
Z. Lanoubire New, 51 d Do. Cone& No. 4, 11 4 d
La. and Tort, Ottataratlas, 6 York, News., & Der. (N. aad B.
Lem. and N. W.,132 4 Ex, No. 2, 31 p
Ms (~ 61ort,b; Luo.Qru, N 0.2, 171 Do. G.N.R. Por., 21 I p
*1 hood, 116} 16 Dublin * Belfast Jun.. 204 d
Do Halves, 1 d Dublin & Drogheda, 522 d
It. enaficadabire, 1 1 p Dutch Manna, 41 d
Fasaraar I.
done in this market,

There wee a fair amount of
ant prices were decidedly firm
illdhad (Can. Sm. & Derby), 89
North EMMY, Qm, Par
Amber.. Nett., & Boston, If d
Wol., & Stour Val., lea3d. d

Gast Northern, Si d
North Staffordshire, j p
Stirrer. and ftw. (A), 91 d
South Stafitintshire, I d
S, F13311r• IT 1.
MR Vale New, Id
Do. COLO* 891

BRISTOL
Bristol and Exeter New, 3 4
Ot. Western, p
North British, 2 3-16

LEEO BALES, FZNACLZT 1.
There was an improved amount of business done in shares
to-day, yet there was no great alteration in the value of
shares, although New Berwieks improved a shade.
E. Iwneaahirs, New, 34 d ' Word, Worcester, &e., 144 4
W. Maki Union, k d N. British Thirds, 3s. 6d. Ss. p
Lane. & York. Fifths, is. ft. 3d. p N. Western, II d
Crest Northern, 54 d News. and Ber. New, 34 k. 9d. p
Melton & Drift Ja, SI d N. British Qrs., Is 3d. d
New Thirsts, 134 4 d Leeds & Think, 114 d
Carlisle Extension, 6d. d

YORK SALES, Pen l.
°rest Northern. Si. Is. 6d. h. York, Newe. & Berw. Extension,
Lan. It York, West Riding Union, No. 2 (late New 8er.),132 60.3 d.
1 6d.1. Ils. 131.
North British Thirds, 22. 3a. Do. G.los. N. E. Pmehme, 114
GLASGOW SALES, lANIMARY 31.
Caledonian New, 21s. ed. Man. & fionthampion, 6s. M.
Edla. & Glas. Halves New,lll.l2s. N. British Thirds, 435. 3d.
Glas., KiL, & Aye Halves, No.l, 7

PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Half-past Two.—
The public sales have been few and unimportant to-day, as
frequently occurs on Wednesdays. finger wears a firm
=trance, and support the advance quoted yesterday.—
begs of Plantation Ceylon and 1,000 bags of
Costa Rica Coffee sold freely in public sale, at
rather higher prices.—Rice: 700 bags Madras were offered
sad bought in.—Rum firm; and proof Leewards, at la. 10d.,
have beams scarce.—Cotton This article has great con-
fidence, and very full prices have been paid.—The Tea sales
sea progreesing heavily.
Date Sugar to Ind week, in London, Liverpool, cwt.
Hull, end the Clyde
the one period last year .

Decrease
DMUS ram of ftia 1147 go tom W Ma
201M.000
Liverpool ••• 373,513
1/6!?/1
14 744

Clyde

Total
Same time in 1647

2,771,140
2,619,361

lemmas 161,779

TALLOW.—There is great activity in the tallow
Market. Yesterday 475. 9d. paid on the spot, to-day 48s.
readily paid. For the months of February and March,
buyers at 48s. The delis, ry for two days this week, above
1,110 auks. New Y. C., from lot Oct. to 31st Dec., 1848,
445. paid yeiterdsy. Petershurgh Y. C.. 48s. to 48s. 3d.
on the spot. 44e. October to December. 445. Sd. to 445. 6d.
for separate monthly deliveries.

COALS.—Halfipast Tioo.—The following are the
quotations : Adair's Main, 16s. 64. ; Bate's Hartley, 19s. 6d. ;
Buddie's West Hartley, 20s. 6d. ; Cam's Hartley, 20a. ;
Masting's Hartley, 20.. 6d.; Walls End Bewieke and
Co., 21s. 32. ; Walls End Haswell, 235. 3d. ; Walls End
Huta°, 235. 3d.; Walls End Lstabton, 23e.; Walls End
Stewart's, 235. ad. ; Walls End Tees, 23a.—Ships at
market, 105.

CORN.—ItiARK-LANE. The arrivals of Wheat
coastwise since Monday have been but moderate ; neverthe-
less, they have proved fully equal to the demand, and Mon-
day's rates were with difficulty supported. In foreign Wheat
very few transactions took place ; and in the absence of much
business, Monday's quotations must be considered nominal.
Barley in short supply, and fully as dear. Oats, of which
article the arrivals have .been small, were saleable on quite
as good terms. Beans and Peso unaltered in value.
TAe following are Monday's quotations:
BRITIIRL snakes. ow Quarter.
iIoLLAT. Ease: and Kent, red 47 to 51 (0 33... white 45 to 63 to 33
Norfolk and Suffolk. 43 to 49 to M... do 49 to 51 to 33
Talavera (Paws or Suffolk; 53 to 57
Comb. k Lan., re.L..44 to 411 to 30...wh1te..... 48 to 53 to foe
Northumb. and Scotch do.— to —... d 0...... to to _-
Irish do to do to to —;
RTIL 3O to 32
BaaLar,Femling to —...distilling 28 to 28 to 30
Malting 23 to 30.-Chevalicr29 to 31 fine 32
Irish to —...Scotch
Boat WIIMAT
Oars, English iced 21 to 23 to 24s Od hlack. —to—4 Od
DAM Poland% ~.23t0 24 to 258 Od.. potato 27 to 29s Od
Berwick lc Swath feed 24 to 204 Od...petato 26 to 27s Od
Irish feed la to 22s ed hlack 21 to 22a Od
Ditto potato 24 to 26s Od
MALT 54 to 38...f1ne, pale 3B to 60
PUB, grey IS to 400 0.1., maple 4O to 12
Blue 3O to M. =nal 60 to (14
White 37 to 41.
Rums, Mauve. 39 to 34 3lck 34 to 36...e1d 41 to 13
Marrow 34 to 36 small 36 to 311...0kl 43 to 47
Tams, New gyring to —...new winner .o —...01d to
Rarween, New 6B to 60
Lumen Comm, per thousand ..... . ....... ~...... Alt 10a is .£l3 Os.
Pry sock of 1/811/.
lkora, Town-made, delfvered 44 to 44 ..Brae household 42 to 41
Norfolk. sad Suffolk 3B to 40 white 40 to 42
Northumberland, Lincoln, and Torkehire — to
Basses and Kent
FOREIGN.

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Wnsar, Dant& and Konigsberg.- 53 to 33-Rae 57 to 59
Pomeranean, Rostock, and Meta', ....„ ....... 63 to 35
Prone, and Brabant - to
Danish and Hamburgh .. 49 to 53
Rosman 41 to 43...11gyptie5...... - to -
Danube and Odesia - .49t0 50
Spanish hard -to -.ask. . ..... -to -
Canadian. - to -...Aastz;ll;;-. $3 to 59
111ILLI% Feeding 2l to 29_10/91111asy to
IsounCoas
Oars, Russian
Pomeranean and Stralsund to -
Swedish and Dud& 20 to 24
Fnezeland and Dutch feed 3O to 23
Ditto Brew 24 to 23...fe5d. ...... ..... - to - 1
Baas; tick - to -...dd. to
Small - to -...aid. to
Egybtlan.- 4
PIA pviut. - to
33 to 40 tonere - 40 to 42
Taxa, old. -to - new -to --largo ..... .... to -
Lam% Battle and Roostan 46 to 46 to 50
Idaditeeranaan and Odessa- -
bssoposod to 43 to 52
Raise - to - 34 to 36
Ramos' Camobtrae at pa toe- A 4 Os. to E 6 6e.
Liman CIMIII. Dada owl Otnigna....... ..... A 9 ea. to £lO Os.
DIN, 7111111e111111111/11/1111 -.... 11.11 Oa. to EOa
um, •m a ids ii i 4 pi r barrel at new. 26 ll
to 28
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Molds Sol Madbarg... - - to
Orallas-
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ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM Slot JAN. TO 2nd FEB.
Qes. English. Scowls. Irish. Foreign.
Barley
Vibe& :323 I
Oats llO I , 1310 l6O
Floor. 1,1201 s ; - barrels. Malt, 310 qrs.
IMPERIAL AVERAGES.

Wheat.lßarley.. Oat. : Rye. 113eans.i Peen.
Dec. IS (52. 24:50, 1421. %Ste 4442. 7447 e 7d
23 ... ,Alts Od3le 3d 21e 34.31 e 1141 e 8/1•94 2d
i.e. 1 153e 11(1131e 76215 lld 39e 1041,44. 104
S 10d 31e 74120 e 114 Sle 4d1404 /411464 Od
15 ... Sii2ol ed:2l9 O 4 29a 24 394 14,16. 41
29 5Ss IddlOg 4d!21. 1d SOB Soll4oe Id sge Sd 45e 2d
weeks' An. Aver. 5Se Sdlle osl,lle Id3l. Id 15e
(There ere no duties ea Foreleg Grain.,

b }Tie'. Des. 18. I Die. 22.,.
AS i ...
1,3 I ... ... 1
5.9 0 ...
..1 2

Jan. I.

Jan. 8.

Jan. 13 lan.

Hor.i., Feb. 1.-There Ins been more severity of weather
during the past week than at any other period of the winter;
on Saturday, however, a thaw set in, and continued up to
last evening, when sharp frost returned, with& slight fall of
sow. The weather is now seasonable, and more drirable
en every account than the open kind of winter hitherto ex-
patiated. As is always the case: during the time of the
navigstion, business is very inanimate, end In the Ames et
speculation, to encourage which no grounds are at present
apparent, we can expect no change in this respect nadl
spring, when we may look for regular but moderate supplies
from abroad; at present our own farmers amply supply the
little local demand, and in our opinion they will continue to
do so. We had a fair show of homegrown at our market
le day, the condition improved, and best qualities taken
et at fully last week's rates, while anything at all inferior is
Yost to quit. Foreign is little inquired for, but no great
gement, offering. Barley is Is. dearer with a short supply.
The stock of foreign in warehouses is much reduced ; an in-
amend inquiry for Grinding qualities. Oats continue much
weeded. Beans have recovered their late depression, and
am foreign ate la. dearer. Peas of fine quality &Hyalin-
e& their prim. Although without further arnvals of Lin-
seed, the article is dun, and Cakes have not improved as WAS
expected with the severs weather. Nothing doing in Rape-
seed, and little or no stock except Black Sea. Rape Cakes
very scarce and much in demand. Our quotations-obtainable.
The following are the present prices of grain:. English :
Wheat, per qr., red, 50a. to 625. ; new, 50s. to 62a. ; white,
Ma. to 565. ; new, Ma. to 68e. ; Centric, 58e. to Ms.
Lower Baltic and Hamburg, 60s. to 545. Barley, malting,
Ws. to 325.; grinding, 28a. to 30s. Oats, Danish, 17e. to
Ob. ; Russian, 19e. to 21s. Beans, 40s. to 42a. ; foreign,
11119. to 38s. Peas, white and yellow, 40s. to 465. Linseed,
meshing, 40s. to 471. • feeding,4Be. Rapeseed per 10 qrs.,
261. His. to 27f. Linseed Cakes &agile/4 per ton,, 111. ; foreign,
94 to 101.; Rape Cakes, 120 e. Bones, 96e. Guano,
74 10e. to 101. Imports from the 22nd of Jan. to the
28th Jan. inclusive: Wheat, foreign, 252 qn. Barley,
ooestwiae, 50; Bones, foreign, 210.
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IPSWICH, Feb. I.Ls upp yof Wheat small ; the condition
not in the laud *roved' yet prices riled ls. higher.
Barley in better su than for mute weeks past; demand
ertassive, at le. to advance. Bean and Peas in mo-
derate supply ; mks proceeded slowly, without abatement in
Prim
LARDS, Feb. I.—There is only a moderate arrival of
Wheat this week ; the trade is firm, and prices obtained are
in favour of the miler. Barley, steady. Oats Shelling, and
Beans, as before. Avenge price of grain Wheat, 525. 7d.
Barley, 345. 7d. Oats, 231. 24. Beane 39e. 4d.—Arrivals
this week ; Wheat, 4,416 qes. Oats, 336. Barley, 2,202.
Beane, 301. Linseed, 20.
LZIOKTON BUZILILD, Feb. I.—Of Wheat there wee a
ceselderati• supply an air; nevertheless, the trade was

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firra at fully last week's rates. Barley but a moderate /ap-
ply, with • good 'demand ; an enhancement of le. par
qr. was obtained. Beans and Peas maintained their prize.
Wheat, per load of 5 bushels, 275. to 32.. 61. Buley, pee
imp qr., 29a to 33a. 6d. Beau, old, 30s. to 325. 6d. ; new,
235. to 255. Peas, per 5 bushel., 281. to 30s.

Lzwre, Feb. I.—Wheat in short supply. and free sale at
lc to 2a. per qr. advance. Barley sold readily at the
quotations, is did also other grain. Wheat, white, 131. to
131. 10s.; red, 121. to 121. 54. per load. Barley, 30s. to
344. per qr. Oats, 20e. to 21s. Beans, 365. to 465. Per,
36e. to 38s.

Lrviaroot.„, Feb. 1.-The late frost, which commenced
here with wow on the 17th ultimo, was very intense in the
course of last week, disappearing at the close but returning
last night. Meanwhile we had a partial change of wind,
bringing in a moderate supply of grain coastwise, with a
few parcels from Ireland, a fair supply of Indian Corn,
Corn Meal, and Flour from the States; and from the Con-
tinental ports of Europe 4,600 corners Wheat, and 1,000
quarters Barley. Influenced by somewhat more stability
in the country markets towards the end of last week,
holders of Wheat, at the opening of our Corn Ee-
-1 change this morning, endeavoured to obtain the full
rates of Tuesday last; but, although there was a good at-
tendance of the trade, both town and country millers were
extremely cautious in their proceedings, and busies."' closed
rather heavily, most descriptions of old Wheat receding Id.,
and the general qualities el new 2d. per 7011. Owing to the
present import of States Flour, and anticipation of Mora
coming forward than was intimated by previous advice.,
the transactions in this article to-day were limited, and prices
6d. per barrel lower; both home-made and Irish, being also
in limited request, hardly sustained our late quotations.
The late arrivals et malting Barley having been dis-
posed of, and more wanted, such may be con-
sidered fully as dear, and the grinding samples
unaltered in value. Malt, however, was difficult of sale, at
an abatement of Is. to Zs. per qr. Beans, continuing to meet
little inquiry, Egyptians declined 6d., and all other kinds
lc per qr. Oats, of which we have very few fresh at hand,
and prime qualities being scarce, our quotations stand nava-
ried ; whilst Oatmeal, at 6d. per load reduction, met an im-
proved demand. Indian Corn and Corn Meal, attended with
occasional but by no means a lively sale, ruled nedrly the
same in value as stated in the above report of Friday.
The following are the prices British: Wheat, per 701 b.,
English, red, la. 6d.t075.104.; extra,7s. 10d. to Be. 2d.; white,
70.101. to Bs. Id. ; extra, Bs. 2d. to Bs. Bd. ; Irish, red, 6s. Bd.
to is. 2d.; eats., 7s. 2d. to 7s. sd. ; white, 7. Id. to 7e. Bd. ;
extra, 7s. &d. to 7s. 10d. Barley, per sir., Engl'ah, 335. to 34a.;
Chevalier, 355. to 364.; Scotch and Inch, per 601 bi., 3s. 9d. to
4a. Malt, English, per qr., pale, 654. to 68e. Otto, English
and Scotch, per 461 b., old, 3s. 3d. to as. 6d. Weisrr-ald,
ara IL to a.. a 4.5 tido, iss. owe,. maw, as es. t. L p
old, Is. 2d. to Se. 3d. ; general, new, 2e. 84.• to 3e.;
old, 3a. Id. to 3s. 2d. Beans, per qr., English, new, 38e. to
41o.; old, 41e. to 45a.; Scotch and Irish, per 48016., new,
864. to 38s. ; old, 364. to:400. Peas, English, per qr., white,
new, 451. to 48s. ; ditto and Iruh, grey, 34e. to 36e.
Flour, per 2801 b., English and Trish, fine, 38s. to 395.; super-
fine, 40.. to 41. ; extra, 425. to 435. Oatmeal, per load of 2401 b.,
Irish, new, 254. 6d. to 265. 6d. ; old, 225. Gd. to 235. td. ;
Canadian, old, 225. 6d. to 23,, lid. Bran, per 241 b., Is. to la Id.
Foreign : Wheat, per 701t0., Canadian, reu, 7.. 2.1. to
7s. 4d.; white, 7s. 9d. to Bs.; United States, red.
7. Bd. to Ba. ; white, Si. Id. to Si. 54. ; Dantsie, mixed
and red, 71. 6d. to Bs. • high mixed, 9s. to Ps 4.1. ;
Lower Baltic and 'lambing, red, 7s. Bd. to Sa. ; white,
Bs. Id. to Bs. 4d. ' • Riga and Petersburg, red, 6s. 61. to
6.. lid. ; Archangel, 6s, sd. to Gs. 7d.; Odessa, common, red,
6s. 4d. to 6s. Bd.; Polish, la. to 7a. 2d.; French, Spanish,
and Italian, red, 7s. to 7.. 2d.; white, 7s. 2d. to 7s. Bd, ;
Bennet and Marianopoli, red, 6s. Bd. to 7.. ; Ftytian,
4e. to 41. 6d. ; Mediterranean, de., hard, rod, se. .to
ss. 4d. Rte. per qr. Baltic, &e., 32a. to 36*. Harley , per
6010.4 3a. sd. to 4s. 2d. Oats, per 4516., 3s. la. to 3s. 4d.,
Russian, 2s. 9d. to 2.. Ild. Beans, per or., European, 375. to
41e. ; Egyptian, per 4801 b.. 27.. 6d. to 2%.. rd. Peas, per qr.,
Baltic, etc., white, 43a. to 46..; Canadian, 34.. to 38s. Inman
Corn, per !Wilt, 29e. to 83*. ; Indian Meal, pax harm'
of 1961 b., 14.. to 14s. 6d. Flour, per brl. of 1061 b , Canadian,
, sweet,26s. to 275. fad; United States, sweet, 265. 6d. to 28s.fd.;
United States and Canadian, sour, 21s. to 23e. Arrivals
into Liverpool and Runcorn, from the 26th January
to the 31st January, inclusive: Wheat, 7,140; Barley,
3,654 ; Malt, 2,868 ; Oats, 1,644 ; Beans, 318 ; Peas,
493; Indian Corn, 14,747 ; Indian Corn Meal, 4,757 brie.;
Oatmeal, 1,560 sacks; Flour, 3,344 sacks, 9,621 bet..
LYNN, Feb. 1.-A good supply of Wheat; prices about the
same as last week. Barley rather small supply, and ls. per
qr. dearer. Wheat, 6016. to 611 b., 47.. to 4'.h.; fine white,
54.. Barley, best runs, 315.; fine, 324. to 335. Oats, lid.
per stone. Beans, 38e. to 42e. per qr.
PLTMOUTII, Feb. 1.-Although not much business was
I done by merchants at this day's market, there was more dist-
. position shown by millers to buy, and the trade looked better
• than for several markets past. The weather is again es sire ;
much scow fell yesterday, followed by hard frost.
SALIBBVILY, Feb. 1 -The trade in fine Wheats this day
was very brisk ; the finest dry being le. per sack dearer ; se-
cond quality, Is. put qr. ; common as teat week ; the supply
being very short, all was soon disposed of. Barley was dis-
posed of at an advance of from Is. to 2s. per qr. ; the best
Chevalier sold at 365. per qr. ; second quinity, 33e. ; common,
31s. ; poor, 30s. Malt still of dull sale. Oats were Pearce,
and prices rather higher, the finest making 275. fad. per qr. ;
second quality, 245. ; feed Oats, 21.. to 225. Beans were 111.
per qr. lower. Pees also on the decline. Rye 6d. per bag
higher. Winter Tame, 70. to 74. 641. per bushel; spring,
6s. Gd. to 7s. Small seeds nut in great demand.

MANUFACTURES.-ILUDDERSYIELD, Feb. I.
Our Piece-ball of to-day has not been so active as last week,
but still a moderate amount of business has been done ; and
clothiers are looking forward in hopes for the future.

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CHEESE.—SALISBURY, Feb. I.—More pitched
than since the Twelfth-day Fair. The factors and dairy-
men complain of trade being dull, and prices yet low. Those
given this day were—for best Chedder, per cwt., 644. to 665.;
White Somerset, 60s. to 625. ; best North Wilts., Ms. to
60.. ; Dorset+, 365. to 403. ; half-Cowards, 445. to 4135. ;
Skim, 28s. to 343. Truckles, scarce ; a few setd at 624.
per cwt.

HOPS. BOROUGH MAIIKET, Two n' (wk.
Messrs. Pattenden and Smith report that there is no altera-
tion in the Hop market.
Now Mkt kE. Kent. 31. • tost. J lItoriln: Kcnts,p.cot. IL Bin 3!. •
Nowwuild of Kum 3 16 to 3 12 Itoarkue Nuras 2 5 2ls
Now euseoz ........I 16 to 3 In Old ...... 1 u
V 511111.14 ...... 4 4to 5 5
SALISBURY, Feb. I.—Trade not so brisk u lad week, yet
holden were not inclined to take has money for the beet
bright Famhams and country-grown, the present prices
running from 4?. to 51. 15s ner cwt.

WOOL.-111.TDDEESF1SLD, Feb. I.—There has been
very little doing in the Wool business during the paw week.
The publicAVuol sales in LAtclon being advertised for the
10th inst., has bad the tendency to keep buyers from the
local markets.

CATTLE, &c.—DERBY, Feb. I.—There was •
good supply of Bouts and Sheep at market thi+ morning.
Calves and Pigs middling. Beef made from 6d. to 64d. per
lb. Mutton, 7d. to 74d. Veal, 71. Pigs, per score lbs., 10s.
Boagh Fat, 4s. 6d.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 31.—Thc supply of fat stock to-dsy was
limited, particularly Sheep, wLich sold at very high prices;
' everything good sold freely.
Sr. tree, Jan. 31.—Thcre was a good supply of fat Beasts,
of very line quality, but they went off very slowly, as the mar-
ket was flat. Prices lower. There was an unusual surely of
store Beasts to-day, which made good prices.

Fcr raster lay's Varkaus tee last page.

SHIPPING.

M A tts A RRIVED.—Dublin , 3 ; Waterford, 2; Donagbadee,
1 ; Guernsey, &c., 1 ; French, 1 ; Flanders, 1.
LONDON, Feb. 2.—Wind this day at noon, W.S.W.,
light breeze, and fine mild weather.
GUERNSEY, Jan. 29.—A fire broke out on board the
schooner John Weevil, of Rye, in St. Sampson* harbour,
27th ult., when the foremast was obliged to be cut away, and
the forecastle gutted.
LERWICK, Jan. 23.—Siz hundred logs have been saved
from the wreck of the Clarendon, loot on the islandof Feltoe,
19th ult. The Concordia, of slid for Emden, from Ferrol,
was wrecked on the 19th inst., on the island of Now ; tca
of the crew drowned. The Isabella, of Leith, for this port,
left Aberdeen about the 13th ult., and has not since been
heard of.
DUNDEE, Jan. 30.—The Endeavour, of Maldon, coal
laden, wits abandoned, while riding in this bay, with both
anchors down, and was brought in here • derelict at
night; sew supposed to be drowned.
Scaossase, Jan. 15.—The Jane, from Liverpool to Ham-
burg, has arrived bete leaky, having experienced very severe
weather, and is discharging.
Salami., Jan. 31.—The Como arrived here from London
very leaky, and with loss of boat:, having been in contact on
thi24th, off the Lizard, with • brig of about 250 tono, name
unknown, to whom assistance was sent by the master of the
Cowin.
PLYMOUTH, Jan. 31.—The Venus, from Jawed to Copia-
ail en, slipped from her anchors yesterday, during a heavy
e from the 'oath, and drove athwart the Norwegian
at Augusta, from St. Übe', when the forme lost bul-
war , staunchions, tke., and has since been brought into
Catwater ; the latter received little or no damage.
INTEEKEITRING. JAR. 30.—The Cumberland Trader,
from Shields to London, is wind bound in St. Margaret's
Hope, with lose of bulwarks and deck load.
DEAL, Feb. I.—N.N.W. fresh.—Arrived from the ricer
and sailed : Empress and W. M. Brown, Ceylon ; Hough-
ton le Spring, Mauritius; Helen, Bahia; Glaphyra, St.
Kitt's ; Pilgrim, Savannah ; Prince Albert, New York.
LIVIRPoot, Feb. 1. —N. N. W.— Arrived : Thomas
Brocklebank, Calcutta; Camilla, Singapore. Sailed` Mary
Ray, Demerara ; Hero, Cuba. Of port ; Mary oods,
Valparaiso, Aurora.
PORTSMOCTiL, Feb. I.—N. to N. W.—Bailed : H.M.S.
Meader, Cape of Good Hope and Borneo.
SHEERNESS, Jan. 31.—The reportthat the John Elliotson,
which went on shore on the Black Tail fiend, got off again,
was incorrect ; she still remains, stripped of her stores, and
with meets out away.
Te.oore, Jan. 29.—A brigantine was passed on the 25th
Wet., on the S.E. end of lsla bland, with all sail set, and
had her bows nearly out of the water.
ST. Mituattcs, Jan. 31.—The Active, of Newcastle, was
driven up to the westward of Pettenween, on the 20th init.,
and sunk ; am saved.
ILARTLEPOOL, J. al.—Several pieces of fir timber and
mahogany have been washed ashore at Hawthorn Hive.
BILIDUNOTON. Jan. 31. A quantity of stores, partly
or wholly from the Union, of Newcastle, which was aban-
doned Ist ult. off Darlington, and afterward "" t° the
south of this Place, have come on shore here daring the last
few days.