The Express.
London, England, 1847-12-29 00:00:00

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requires 300,000 tons manually for consumption ; and any
disorganization in the source of supply most necessarily affect
the pisblio at large.
Duty paid On Sugar to last week, to London, Liverpool, cart.
NiuW, Mill, and the Clyde
To the tem period lag peer ...—.....—....—....-

• borers — 311,4 n 311,4n
SIMCIAL *mown et ray rir io pm I.
Duty paid. 1617. 1866.
.19.24,166,694 24,526,49 S
4,954,172 3,499956
MD
226,281 737.071
231.394
All .ther Esillik parts
lArth —........- .... 4414,498 1,323,541
Clargew —" 4819,1117 1,881,692
Alt other Ilisliprels
D!tli, ---....•----------- -- S'IS!!! 9,412172.1

Liverpool

.777,711 1,026,341
(.bet
All odor 22249 pair. 1,241,348 1,229,134

Expo sad Stor Total. • 42,43,843 0,290,1 IS
rted m
From London 1,862,031 2,828,069
as Stores
Liverpool 980,614 614,810

Total Doe. sad Enacts „.... 47,111,343 46,993,198
lOUDT PAID Olt m VI 1847 TO LAST TIMM Ibe.
Load=
Liverpool
Bristol
—... 237,872
Clyde
83,701,184
796,714
1,32H12HT.
10... I 11
Oman atCardleber 7 C.. 7 IA I
Ileredida II
Lau, at per tea.
18 0 .18 I
EA, /met l9 .
Patsi;iSiSCri 2l 0
mi. minim
16 IL 19
flaM*ilia,. sal. d.p.
earrpale so C.. 0
straw. ._......« 27 8-211
*ova 2t.yallenr lO •..3•
$0 .712
=Matter 92 0_ 83
OA. 23 0 _23 1
both Boa 26 0...33
Crilse,oelllpoti,p.toa 43 8...46 '
Come Not OO 0 12
Seed, DaPes
per tan sB .. 0
Lamed 23 3...33
Paommose, per owt.
Butter—Cork, let_ 91 0..13
Ind 0 0 I
3rd 0 0... 0
Dublin, let 0 0 0
Limerick, do U 0. 83
Carlow, 10 0...84
Newry, Int «.. 0 6... 0
Waterford lllll 0...02
Beef, India, per
tierce
Prime 111,00 0 0... •
Pork, prime mem— 07 6 .90
Bacon-Pork, Lark 167 G.. • •
Belfast
Bacon, Waterford,
per cwt. O3 0-86 •
Belfast
Lard, Belfast,pr irk 134 0...0
Water Med, do
Ditto Bladder 0..10
American,daty p. SO 0...66 0
Hms, 0: sad Cow, at per lb.
B. A. milli. Video,
mßraaltdVi ed 0.34 Oe. 71d
O 3 ...0 31
0 q 0 6
• 4 ..0 41
Bic
Limadry & Yelp. dry „ q 0 ...0 6S1
Watt Ind* dry._ 0 4 ...0
Salted 0 .•
Beat India
}sea,
4 .0 10,
hit.L.Aza, dry s 6
0 34...0 9
▪ Ainer.Haan, Par
Wife —0
rl
$
Buda, ditto e 6
Dr. Wows, at per ton.
Lo9erood,Jaaalea /4 0... 0
Honduran 3 0...0
Campeaeby 7 0 . $
Puede, Jemmies . 18... G I
Kitarnisk 10rP ;ia
solid 10 0...13
9 0...10
LW.......J010...131
Sayan -.11 10-.13
Red 5andm5.......... 4 1... 3
Ft rortl ..
18 • .30

'fetal
Same time la 1e44

PRICES
Swami, per ewt. over rem.
A. Indis,B.P.bern.33s. 04.34 e. OE
Yellow &Grey 36 0...10 0
Fine 4l 0...47 0
lifeerltros,biNnrs
Yellow 33 0 38 0

Fine SO ..45 0
Beneal&Msdres,b o o
Teleow s4 87 0

wilts 030.400
:Al 0
Orgy and 'A6O -57 0...45 0
Hambele O6 0...70 0
Laos
BOO& 52 0...65 0
(bs;ss,
West 15th, ordl
nary 23 0... iH 0
Good.
Fine 79 0-100 0
Ceylon, good co&
nary........ 23 6... 34
Moe M 0... M 0
Pine 3B 0... 78 0
Mock% good toles 50 0... 80 0
Coats R 3 ortll-
- to One 33 0... 33
Monate& and Pa-
dang 23 0... 17 0
Too, at per lb.
Gosioa.canintort. 0 7+... 0 Ili
Rica, at per ewt.
Nagai Mine l3 0... 16 0
Csrgo 9 6... 10 6
Java l4 0... 15 0
Pella. clewed
Carolina.—
Bun at par gal.
Leeward Island

Root.
Demerara, 76 to
36 pee oent.
. 2 6 ..
Isanale. 10 io 66
per tent. O.P. I 6 ... 4
Favourite marks 4 4 ...
Brandy, let brands :4 7 ... 5
Britarlt spirt* tLp lO 6 0
Scotch
Irish lO 6 ...0

Tux, per ton.
P.T.IL t 47 0...64 0
et. retenbarg, 9
head 0 0 0
Natelt and PlatolA 66 0...66 0
Friesland

:iii .

0...36 o

outabot
half clean
Rigs, Rhine
44.ashot
P4O.
1140111 a
East 11101 a 13 0.. 23
8.-boy 10 0...10
Jute

ug, at per cwt.
Banta B2 0... 0 0
Straits
COSI. to blade B2 0... 0 0
Lon, at par tun.
Ban SS 2 ES

HOPS. BOROUGH MARKET, Two o' CZock.
Means. Pettenden and Smith, Hop factors, report that the
market continues the same.

New 21141.2 E. Kent. 41. 0 toil. 22 I Yearling Kentaaewt. 2210 eo N. 0
New Weald of Rena 2 16 too 0 Yawing Samna f 3t03 3
Now Bonet . 2 10 to 310 Old Hop „ 110 to 2 0

CORN.—MARK-LANE.---The supplies of all de-
scriptions of grain since Monday have been to a fair extent,
but the attendanee of buyers in Mark-lane this morning
was extremely limited; the few transactions that took place
were at Monday's rates.
TAa following are Monday's gssotationas
BRITISH. $l.l lisp re lallite•
Waaar, Ewe and Kest, red 30 to 54 to 56 . 45 to 56 to 58
Norfolk and !ka&lk. 48 to 5f t 054 .. do 53 1.3_54 to 56
Talavera (Knee or IlaBaU) 661 to 00
Caalb. k to to —...white..... to to
Northumb. sod Soatohdo. —to —... do.- —to— to
Irish do
Rya. SO to 32

Btu" Poo —..affillat IN to SI to 111
Malting XI to 51...Cbotoillotle to it Baal
Boot Warn to
MALT MI to 61

WO - t°
- I=l to
37 to 41.. 43 to 43
BIAS., MM1.1.... 32 to 34. Act 34 to 30- old 41 to 4$
Bartow St to 34 motill 36 to 33.. old 43 to 4:
Toatis, ?kw Swim. - to --Dew winter - .o -...01d - to -
-...dd5.. New - -

kir- uMILL,
GUMMED UMW, per thousand £l2 104. to £l3 Or.
Per me! of 2.01 b.
noon, Town-msdr, delivered 44 to 48...8m household 42 to 44
Norfolk and Surfoik. 3B to 10 whits 40 to 12
Northumberland, Liman, sad Yorkshire to
homes sad Knit
POZZION.
Awns",
to
Dontsie sad lionlpherg Si 10 58.11,............ le to 00
Trot& sod
Pooiommos6ll6= sad matte. 04 to 36
Dania mil Ilialugh ...... .. 60 to i t
&MUMS... . .... ... UP) ii..liiipibm —to
Danube usiOlemo
40 to 30

Spanish to
to —...A .9.._... 53 to 59
Bra
!Loan. Feedlot ..........».»....... 62 30...dlotensit — to
Owes, ausurs
Pcommots W Sadao" to
Suoilrb sod Dacha
Frissiand and Dutch her l9 to 22
Ditto Stem 14 to IS lead — to
Boum, tick. —to old.
Small

Egyptian UM 10...Ti0n0g.. to
Pus, gluts to
.U to U..na11m....--- 40 to 12
Ti.a oid to —new lo Asap —.„.-. to
Lamm, BOW and Lulu 44 to 45 to 30
Itadltarranus and Odom. to 43 to 52
11.srusa3o.
Rararran Ordwa.fros or dntraprui1ig............... g 6 Od to g 6 6s.
Lamm Caine, Dot& and g 16L to tin on.
Ditto French and Ansehnnt -- gall Oh to ell oa.
?Lora, Amerkart, per barrel onOUbs. ................ 34 to 26
Dudek, and Hamburg.." to
Canadian - ....... 23 to 36
French, per wok or 2301bh. gas to
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 27th DEC. TO 29th DEC.
Ora. Engllth. Mootolh bidt. Foreign.
Wheat 1370 I
I It
g:
0
Oats
Barley
O I 1
Flour, 2,130 reds; H barrels. Walt, 3,433 barrels. 3100
TWPERIAL AVERAGES.
I Wheat! Barley., Oath i Rye. I Beam! Peas.
Noe. 13 ... ... 1.561 .6d 31a 14,53 a 411 SU 71Oa 151, NOS. id
20 ... ... Sls sd,
32. 0423. 11403. 10t1 45a 114 Od
97 ... ... 33a ltd 3la 6d 2L 10tr3la 10t1 44a 6d tag 3d
Dee. 4 ... ... 25 Itll3o. 8.11238 3433. 11d:44s 00 dia 7d
11 ... ~. la 11430. 502111 44,31 a 442 a 7d, 74 7d
18 ... ... 32a I3oa 7cll ls 7d 34a 11, 6446. 2d
11 weeks' AR. Aver. ,32a Diddle 3811326 7432 a 34.14, 0c11.46a
(There are an dunes oe Porelan Ordn.,
I Roe. 13.1146.. 20j No.. dli Use. 4.1 is.. I"

Pz los.

,i4es ea

...
ii li
22 2 .....•
... .. .... ... 61
...
1 ::.
61 11
Arrivals at the granaries, by the Eastern Counties
Railway, for the week ending Dee. 25:
Man
Wisest
8924 arley ........ 1,662 707 „ FSeed leur 7477947 melts.
0
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FARZHAM, Dee. 28.-Beet samples of good dry Wheats
cannot be quoted lower; for all out of condition leas money
was taken by 10s. per load. Barley sold at from 1.. to 2s.
per qr. less money ; the finest Chevalier selling Is. per qr.
lower; prices from 30s. to 36.. per. Oats were rather scarce;
the finest potato were therefore sold readily at previously
quoted prices ; fair Oats made 245. per qr.; best, 275.
Beans, Peas, and Rye were about the same. Winter and
spring Tares from be. Bd. to 7s. 6d. per bush.
Hem, Dec. 28.-The transactions in every branch of the
trade have been so entirely of a holiday character during the
past week as to all for lilt/. remark. Arrivals of all article.,
with a change of the wind, rather large, and a good propor-
tioa going to warehouse, in hope of better priors during the
winter reason. There was at to-day's market a very
good supply of Wheat from our own farmers, eon.
titian good, and last week's prices filly sap-
ported, without our being able to quote an advance ; the
same may be said of foreign Wheat, which is held with much
firmness. Barley offering so plentifully, must be called Is.
cheaper. Oats unaltered. But little doing in Beans, and only
hard, dry maples looked at. MGM inquiry for Per, wipe
-
chilly the finer qualities. Linseed supports it. price; Cakes
fete% full price., but the aides are more retail than lately.
We notice no change in the value of either Rapeseed or
Cakes. Peal! English: Wheat, per qr., red, 544. to 58e.;
new, Me. to 665. • white, 68.. to 60s. ; new, 68s. to 60e. ;
Dantzie, 60.. to e3e. Lower Baltic and Hamburg, 625. to
651. Barley, malting, 28e. to 30s ; grinding, 275. to 295.
Oats, Dsnish,,l7s. to Ws ; Ruestan,l9s. to 21e. Beane, 40..
to 425. ; foreign, 365. to 9e. Peas, white and yellow. 38..
to 43e. Linseed, crushing, 40s. to 48m. • feeding, 60a. Rape-
seed, per 10 qrs., 261. 10e. to 271. Liaanad Caked, English,

per ton, 111. 71. 6d.; foreign, 91. to 101. 10s. ; Rape 'Cakes,
115 e. Bones, 925. Bd. Guano, 71. 10s. to 101. Imports from
the 18th of Dec. to the 23rd Dee. inclusive : Wheat, coast-
wise, 90 q-s.; foreign, 8,647; Barley, coastwise, 200; fo-
reign, 3.865; Oita, 1,644; Beans, 1,309; Peas, 2.074;
Tam, 554; Linseed, 11,198; Rapeseed, 340; Linseed Cake;
579 ; Raps Cakes, 64; Bones, 179.
Irawicn, Dec. 28.—The holidays interfere with the regu-
lar action of the rsarkets. Supplies of all grain are short ;
Wheat more especially so. Prises ars generally well main-
tained, unless tt be for the middle qualities of Barley.

Lazne, Dec. 28.—We have • fair arrival of Wheat to
day, but the show it much less than of later The trade re-
mains firm, but we note no variation in the value of Wheat.
Barley scarcely so well sold. Oats and Shelling steady.
Beans as before. Little passing in other articles. Average
prior of grain : Wheat, Ms. 10d. ; Barley, 34.. bd Oats,
Mt. 3d. ; Beene, 395. Arrival, this week . Wheat. 8,411;
Oats, 1,150; Barley, 1,406 ; Beans, 396 ; Linseed, 336.

LEIGHTON Bczzann,.Dec. 28.—There was but • moderate
eupply of Wheat on offer this day, for which farmers were
askiiig rather higher rates, but sales could not be proceeded
with at any advance on last week's prices. Barley a liberal
supply and dull sale, at Is. to 2s. per qr. leas money. Beau
and Peas as last quota. Wheat, per load of 5 barrels, 325.
to 35a. 6d. Barley per qr. imp 28s. to 32a. Beans, old,
32e. to 31s. per 5 bushels ; new, As. to 28s. Peas, 28s. to 30s.

Lewas, Dee. 28.—A fair supply of Wheat, which met
but a slow We. Barley was about equal to the demand, and
sold freely. Oats, Beans, and Pt as steady. White Wheat,
131. 10.. to 141. , red, 121. 10s. to 131. Barley, 30e. to 33e.
Oats, 19s. to 21s. Beans, 365. to 395. Peas, 34e. to 365.

Ltvnaroot., Dee. 28.-Although still opposed by contrary
winds a few more vessels hare worked into port since Friday,
cent doing, with these previously at hand, a moderate supply
of Oat*, and a limited supply of Wheat, Oatmeal, and Flour
from Ireland; whilst the arrivals coastwise are small, and
those of foreign produce merely a few lets of Indian Corn,
Corn Meal, and Flour from the United States, and of Bean;
chiefly from Egypt. Our market this morning being well
attended by home and country millers, all qualities of Eng-
lish, Irish, and foreign Wheats, realised an whence of 2d.
per 701 b. upon the currency of this day week, sad a fair, but
not an extensive burin. se, was transacted at the amendment.
American Flour, also, met as improved demand good old
western brands still commanding 30s. ; stale kinds propor-
tionate rates ; prime fresh-made new, 30s. &I to 31., per brl.
Irish Flour at the same time obtaining L. par each over late
prime. Barley and Malt, from the continued absence of
arrivals, remained stationary in value. Beans, upon a very
limited demand, were rather cheaper. Peas unvaried. Oats
being more attractive were Id. per 451 b. dearer, and Oat-
meal was saleable at an improvement of lid. per load,
liaving some Irish buyers here to-day, Indian Corn met a
I 'air inquiry, but holders firmly requiring is. per 4801 b.
above the rates of Tuesday last, the operations were not
extensive. Corn Meal, though held steadily at an
advance of 6d. per barrel, the amendment was not freely paid.
The following are present priors: British: Wheat, per 701 b.,
English, red, 84. 3d. to 84.6 d.; extra, 84 6d. to Bs. 9d.; white,
84. 6d. to 8.. 9d. ; extra, 64. 9d. to 9a. 3d. ; Irish, red, 7.. 6d.
to 84. 14. ; extra, Bs. Id. to Be. 3d. ; white, 84. 14. to Bs. 6d.;
extra, Bs. 6d. to 84. 9d. Barley, per qr. Eogl'sh, 334 to 35..;
Chevalier, 364. to 374.; Scotch and Irish, per 60th.., 3.. 94.10
44. Malt, English, per qr., pale, 68.. to 84s. Oats, English
and Scotch, per 4515., *ld, 3s. 6d. to 34. 9d. Welsh, old,
34. 44. to 3s. 6d.; Irish, fine sorts, new, 34. 4d. to 34.5 d.;
old, 3.. 6d. to 3a, 7d. ; general, new, 34. to 3s. 44.;
old, 3s. 4d. to 3s. 6d. Beans, per qr., Englial., new, 424. to
1455.; old, 465. to 505.; Scotch and Irish, per 4801 b., new,
40e. to 424. ; old, 425. to 445. Peas, English, pet qr., white,
new. 46... to Ms. ; ditto and Irish, grey, 365. to 38e.
Flour, per 280 lb., English and Irish, fine, 395. to 40s. ;
superfine, 42a. to 4e. • extra, 4.55. to 46e. Oatmeal, per
load of 240 lb., Irish, new, 28s. 64. to 29a. 6d. ; old.
254. 6d. to 264. 6d. ; Canadian, old, 25e. 6d. to 264. 6d,
Bran, per 241 b., Is. 2d. to Is. 4d. Present prices of
Funnels : Wheat, per 7016., Canadian, red, 74. 84. to
84. ; white, Se. 44. to 84. Bd.; United States, red.
Ba. 2d. to 84. Bd. ; white. 88. 104. to 9s. 2d.: Dantzie, mixed
and red, Be. 2d. to 80. 6d. ; high mixed, 9s. 6d. to 10s. ' -
Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 84. 2d. to Ba. 6d.; white,
Ba. Bd. to 94. ; Riga and Petersburg, red, 71. 2d. to
Is. Bd. ; Arehangel;64. 104. to 7a. 24.; Odessa, common, red,
7s. to 71.4 d. • Polish, 7s. 6d. to 70. 9d. ; French, Spanish,
and Italian, red, 7s. 6d. to 71. 9d. ; white, 7e. 911. Fa. 3d.;
Rannat and Madanopoli, red, 7s. 4d. to 7s. Bd. ,• Egyptian,
4.. 3d. to 44.9 d. ; Mediterranean, &c., bard, red, 6s. 6d. to
ss. 94. Rye, per qr., Baltic, &c., 335. to 365. Barley, per
601 b., 4s. to 44. 3d. Oats, per 451 b., 3.. 6d. to 3s 9d. ;
Russian, 24. lid. to 34. Beans, per qr., European, 42.. to
46a. ; Egyptian, per 4801 b., 31s. to 324. Peas, per qr., Baltic,
&e., white, 45e. to 48a.; Canadian, 365. to 40e. Indian
Corn, per 41'0115., 34,. to 38s. ; Indian Meal, per barrel
of 1961 b., 15.. 6d. to 16s. 6d. Flour, per brl. of 1961 b.,
Canadian, sweet, 294. to 305.; United States, sweet, 29e.
to 31s. ' • United States and Canadian, sour, 23e. to 26e.
Arrival. into Liverpool and Runcorn, from the 21st Dos.
to the 27th Dec, inclusive : Wheat, 1,0.57 ; Barley, 301 ;
Malt, 841. Oats, 8,130; Beans, 2,350 ; Peas, 127; Indian
Corn, 2,&50 qrs. ; Indian Corn Meal. 3,398 barrels ; Oatmeal,
1,900 sacks; Flour, 2,411 sacks, 2,765 barrels.
LYNN, Dee. 28.-.-A fair supply of Wheat and Barley hers
to-day ; the former about the same price as last week ; Bar-
ley 6d. to ls. lower. Wheat, 60. b. to 811 b., 625. to 645.;
fine, 565. ; white, Ns. Barley, hest runs, 31s. ; fine, 32e.
Oat., lid. per stone. Beans, 40s. to 445. per qr. to the
growers.

PLYMOUTH, Dec. 28.—Our corn market was very thinly
attended to-day, a very little business done at about previous
rate*. English Wheat in small supply. Barley dull.
-

SALISBURY, Dec. 28.—Fine dry samples of white Wheat
were no lower; red, my little lower; common and infe-
rior might have been bad at a decline of Is. per seek ; prime
from 2.5.. to 28s. per sack of 4 bushels. Barley could be had
on easier terms, the best melting fully Is. per qr. lower • all
other kinds, 2s. ; Chevalier scarcely reached ; good
malting at 335.; grinding and other samples, 295. to 325. Oats
not in greet demand, although the show was a small one;
prices about u last week. Beans, both old and new, were
rather lower. Peas, either white, boiling, grey, or maple,
were Is. per qr. cheaper.

ST. Ives, Dee. 27.—The corn market to-day was very flat;
indeed. there was seareelynny business doing. The prioe of
Wheat the same u last Monday, but rather flatter. Trade
generally very dull.

MANUFACTURES.-RUDDERBFIRI.D. Dcc. 28.
Mis being our last market for the year there bas not been
much business done, but still as good as most timing market
days have been. Our prospects are brightening up, and we
anticipate a moderate business in the spring. New designs •
and patterns are most sought after. Prices firm.

WOOL—MTDDERSRELD, Dec. 28.—Very little
business has been transacted in Colonial Wools during the
oast week. Indeed, we could not expect to do much, con-
sidering the general state of things, and the year just draw-
ing to a close. Colonial Wools are firm In price ; but low
and middle German Wools are declining in value.

CATTLE, &c.—Total of Cattle received in London,
by the Eutern Countiee Hallway, for tke week ending
Dec. 25:

Bares. Sheep. Mis. Ca2lves.
At Landon

At Stratford Mb= 39
At Tottaeldia

139

FAIMI AN, Dee. 28.—The best Beasts have realised
from Ile. to 11.. 6d. per score ; second quality, 10s. 6d. to
10*. 9d. ; inferior, from 9e. 6d. to 10e. Calves were gang,
and held the prices previously quoted. Of Sheep, fine
Busevi and Hampshire Down sts-tooth Wethers realised
6s. 4d. to sa. 6d. the gone of Sib. ; large half-bred, 61. to
6e. 2d.

of
SALISBURY, Dec. 28.—A very .hort supply of really good
Beasts, therefore the best Devon., Hereford., and Short born.
were soon sold, at from 12s. to 13s. per score ; moderate, from
10s. 6d. to Ile. ; coarse Beasts, 10e. to 10e. id. Calves, both
dead and alive, were scarce ; the best fed sold well at lle. 6d.
per ',core ; other qualities, 10s. 6d. to Ils. Sheep The best
South-downs, four and six tooth, were taken at 6s. 4d. per
stone ; larger Sheep, 6s. ; common, 4s. 4d. to 4s. Bd. In the
Pig market the supply of fat Hogs and Pigs was groat; the
dead made from 10s. to 10e. 6d. per score; those alive,
10e. 6d. to 1 le.

Sr. lam, Dec. 27.—Ths market for fat Braes, according
to the annual market after Christmas-day, was but very
thinly suoplied ; the atom Beasts the same, and but a very
few Sheep. Fat Beasts made excellent prices.

For Yesterday's Itarkeres *se lea pop.

SHIPPING.
NIA tia A aarran.—Dablia, 3; Waterford, 2; Denaghadee,
1; Guerneey ani Jersey, 1; French, 1 ; Flanders, 1.
LONDON, Dec. 29.—Wind this day at noon, S. E., light
breeze, sad dull weather.
. . . . .

Daat, Dec. 28.—E.N.E.—Arrived from the river and
pail, d David Clark, Bombay. Sailed : Dorothy, Calcutta ;
Herefordshire, Gibraltar and Bombay ; Oriental, St. John's,
N.B. ; Quiver, St. Michael's.
Poaremotru, Dec. 28.—N. by W. to N.N.E.-Bsils4
York Town, New York; Dordieckt (Dutch ),
Surinam; Salacia, Antwerp. Arrived: Stadt Berlin, ant
sic, leaky; Catherine Hendrika, Bordeaux: Off port: Mary
and Eliza, from Newfoundland.
JWISIT, Dee. 27.—Arrived St. Helier, Rio Grande.
Sailed : Jitney, Cape Coast Castle.
Kitimat', Dec. 22.—The Elise, of Youghal, has been got
o 8 shore, and is now is the Creek.
FoLuorru, Dee. 28.—A calm.—Areived 27th, Louisa,
Callao ; Crane Packet, Rio Janeiro.. Sailed . Damsel, Se-
ville. Put in Prince, Jersey, foremast sprung. The barque
Beaufort, which put in yesterday, from Newport to St. The-
mas'a, is leaky; Temperance, for St. Valery.
Timer, Dee. 27.—Arrived ; Harmony, Dalhousie.
CLTDI, Dee. 27.—E.—Arrived 26th, Cashmere, Ha-
vanna ; Lockwood, and Perthshire, St. John's, N. 8.;
ee Tor- ,
ran, Quebec. 4.1
Dum.tiv, Deo. 25.—Arrived: Clare, St. John's, N.B. .1
Sailed : Ousel Galley, Trinidad.
Conn, Dec. 26.—A calm.—Arrived : Henry, St. John's,
N.B.—Sailed : Rochelle, New York. Off port : Middleton,
Callao.
WHITBY, Deo. 27.—A quantity of sheathing, with a salt at
and a new topsail-yard, have been washed on ahem at H
Saitwick. st
C•ttotrr, Dec. 27.—Sailed: Betsy, Valparaiso; Learaiiir.-wr
New York.
Muumuu, Dec. !T.—Balled : Eleonora, Jamaica.
Kt.oarowN.—Sailed:Pallendar, St. John's, N B.
Lamarck, Dec. 21.—A Kirkaldy brig, mid to ha lade'
with hemp dal, to., from St. l*Mast, wee iambi
19th inst. about 12 miles from here ; crew saved.
Sr. Illaaokarea Horn, Dec. 19.—1 t i. reported that
there is SA Irish schooner (coal laden) wrecked sear Strom.
nese ; crew, except a boy, saved.
HaIiTLIPOOL, Dec. 2'J About 66 feet of the topside of a
vessel (apparently colonial-built), with the bade flanking
painted light blue, has drifted on shore at Biennia.