The Express.
London, England, 1847-08-30 00:00:00

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196 lb., United States and Canada, duty paid, 28s. to 30s.
The arrivals this week Ere, Wheat, 2,705; Barley, 530;
Rye, 179; Malt, 180; Qat* 1,292; Peas, 26; Beene, 139
qrs. ; Flour, 1,160 1•46.
NORWICH. Aug. 28.-Harvest °witticism haw kept our
growers from market to-day, yet them was a fair offer of
new Wheat from the growers, of good condition and colour,
and fully equal to the wants of the millers (the merchants
not being buyers), therefore prices ruled lower, say Se. per
qr. since last Saturday. There was no old offered for sale
worth make, and if any large quantity had come into market
the same reduction must have been submitted to, as it is
worth rather less per stone than new. In Flour there was
a slow male to-day, and lower prices would have
,`den taken, but no large quantities can be mano-
futft.i at present for want of water-power. Very little
Barley (e yet offered, therefore it is no guide to quote
prices in thi article at the present ; the queusy 7'11i0".
and the yield ea.nected abundant. Oats are looking down-
ward ; the same ma.: be said of Beans and Peas. Wheat,
new, white, 6211 w., 545. to Lim. per qr. • new, red, 465. to
504.; old, red, 631 be., 50e. Barley, fine milting, 325. to 345.
Oats, 4/Ibe., 244. to 28s. Beans and Peas, new and old, 364.
Flour, f.0.b., fine new households, 395. to 401. per sack of
2801b5., purehasere,finding sacks, and taking one month's
credit. Flour, per retail, 2s. 2d. per stone.
Prruauoaoron, Aug. 28.-The weather during the week
has been all we could wwh, and a great deal of corn has been
secured in fine condition. The Potato disease has again
made its appearance to some extent during the week in this
district. There is a fair quantity of Wheat offering to-
day, the greater part of it of the new crop, the quality of
which is hardly as good es last week. Wheat is in demand,
at • decline of se. per qr. Oats, Beans, and Barley in short.
supply, and each may be called le to 2s. cheaper. Currency
to the growers . Wheat, new, 48e. to 60.. ; fine, 635. ; old,
50s. to 625.; fine, 64e. ; white, 64e. to 575. Barley, 38e. to
40e. Oats, 28s. to 30s. ; tine, 335. Beans, 545. to 561.
READING, Ang. 28.-The prices of Wheatto-day was from
121. to 171. per load.

Strtsonitt.Ann. Aug. 28.—We are now In, the midst of a
most bountiful harvest, with the most splendid weather for
securing the mops. About °unbolt of the Wheat stop is
cut; it to not veer balky, but du yiskl will be seed, sad
the quality as as is pcwildo. At market to-day Owe au
a good iv* of Whiadlsso the sad wawa wea-
-1 plot -saw atlas. The soiaOsad 6=l the
ie
veryirmk= a redaVallilwarrer6irearilar did aft Wass
the millers to clear the market. Foreign Wheat is very
slow sale, eta redaction of 105. per guaster. The best Far-
eels of old Wheat are worth 565. to Ms. ; avenge qualities,
528. to 545. ; inferior samples, 50s. The are beat sou
soft, and not in grinding condition ; the be samples were
sold at 48s. to 585.. for white, and 461. to 545. Sr red. Good
south country Wheat, either old or new, is worth our highest
quotations. Barley is in some demand, at 265. to 545. Oats
are fair sale, at 245. to 288. for old, and 20s. to 245. for new.
Beans, at 40s. to 465., and Pets, at 271. to 305., are dull sale.
Flour is good sale, but Bd. per sack lower, with the same re-
duction per barrel in American. Best south country Flour
sells for 43e. to 445. and home-made, 40s. to 425. per sack ;
American, 261. to itis. per barrel.
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WINCHLSTER, Aug. 28.—0 f Wheat, fine samples with
difficulty fetched 141. per load; excellent new samples offered
at 131. ; very common samples at 121. The Barley trade was
from 3s. to 4s. lower than this day week. White Peas sold
at from 40s. to 445. per qr.; grey, 38s. Beane and Rye as last
week. Oats down to 265. per qr. far beat new samples ;
good at 235. to 245.; common at 20s. to 225,
Wianacn, Aug. 28.—The weather continues fine, and the
farmers being busy with harvest we have scarcely any basi-
licas doing at our market to-day. A few samples of new
Wheat were shown ; the quality of them only middling, but
the condition good. Prices from 475. to 525. per qr.
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WORCESTER, Aug. 28.-A moderate supply of Wheat at
our market to-day, which sold slowly, at a reduction of 6s.
per qr. from the pekes of this day se'nnight. Barley, and '
all other descriptions of grain sold at about the same rates.
YORK, Ang. 28.-We have had the most splendid harvest
weather for the last ten days, and it hes every appearance
of a continuance. A very large breadth of graia has been
secured during the week in tint-rate order. At this day's
market a few samples of the new crop are offering • qualities
and condition very fine. Wheat, 625. to She. Oa'ts, I Id. to
11 id. per st. Barley, 365. to 38s. per qr.
Drams, Aug. 27.-The weather continue' splendid.
The ptogreso in harvest work has been extensive, and our
supplies are almost exclusively the produce of the new crop.
The reports of the potatoes are, however, not quite so favour-
able; and at this day's market a better feeling was uni-
versally exhibited, and prices are generally improved. Wheat
was Is. and Oats 6d. per barrel higher. Flour and Oatmeal
were in improved demand, and for Indian Corn an advance
of 24. to Bs. per qr. was realised. Bert and Rapeseed were
also rather dearer. The following was the general currency
for new grain :-Wheat, per 280 lbs. red, 255. to 28a ;
white, 275. to 30s. Oats, per 1961b5., its, to Ils. 6d. Bar-
ley, per 2241 be., 12a. 6d. to 15s. Bere, per 2241 be., 10s. 6d.
to 124. Rapeseed per 2241b5., 261. to Us. Oatmeal, per
cwt., 13s. to 16s. flour (in sacks), year cwt., 19s. to 20.. 6d.
American, per barrel, 295. to 30s. Indian Cern, per qr. of
480114., 244.t0 335.
BRLFAST, Aug. 26.-The weather this week has been very
favourable for reaping, which has now become general in the
counties of Antrim and Down. We have no alteration to
notice in Indian Corn, Indian Corn Meal, or American
Fleur, prices being, if anything, the turn higher. There
has been no new Wheat as yet offered for sale at our
market. We expect to have a large supply of new Oats
at market to-morrow. Tke following are our quotations :-
Indian Corn, white, Ti. to Ti. 10s. • yellow, 61. 15s. to 71. 6s.
per ton. Indian Corn ' Meal, whits, 81. to 81. 154. ; yellow,
81. to 81. ss. per ton. Byemeal, Russian, 7s. 6d. to Bs. 6d.
per cwt. Wheat, red, 124. 6d. to 134. ' • white, I3s. to 13a 6d.
per cwt. Flour: Prices at Inver mills, superfine, 225.;
bakers', firsts, 20e. ; seconds, 19s. ; thirds, 18e. ; fourths.
10s. Bran, Ts. per cwt. American, 254. to 275. 6d. per
barrel. Oatmeal, old, 14a. 6d. to The. ; new, lbe. 6d. to
16s. 6d. per ewt. Oats, old, 7s. 6d. to Bs. 6d.; new, 6e. 6d.
to 74. Gd. per cwt. Barley, 61. to fie. 6d. per cwt. Wheaten
Meal, 15e. to 15e. 6d. per cwt.
Coax, Aug. 27.-The continued fine weather which we
have experienced during the past week bas enabled farmers
in this district to complete their harvest operations under
most favourable circumstances. The grain crops generally
are well spoken of, the yield and quality proving fully equal
to those of average seasons. There are again rumours that
the Potato crop has sustained additional injury during the
last few days; still, great difference of opinion exists
regarding the extent of it; there can be little doubt,
however, that the crop is more or less affected by the
disease of the two preceding years. The quantity of
new mitt to our market does not increase much yet,
farmers being too busily engaged in field-work to turn
their attention at thrashing. Flour, a dull sale ; the
demand is principally for barrel. The low price of Indian
Corn hee brought forward more buyers ; we hare had a
pretty extensive demand for all kinds, at our quotations.
Prices to farmers: Wheat, white, new, per barrel of 20 stone,
225. to 265.; red, new, 20a. to 251. Barley, new, per barrel
of 16 stone, 10s. to 12s. Oats, white, new, per barrel of 14
stone, 10s. to 124.; black, new, 9e. 6d. to 10.. Wheat
"object to 6d. per barrel, and Oats and Barley to 4d.
per barrel brokerage in addition to the quotations.
Black Oats, per barrel of 14st., 12s. Indian Corn per ton,
white, 71.10 e. to 84. ; yellow, 71.55. to 71. 10s.; Indian Corn
Meal, white, 81. to 81. 104. ; yellow, 81. to 81. 10s. Fleur,
per cwt., firsts, 19e. 22e. ' • seconds, 16s. to 18x. • ' Bran,
41. Ca. to 41. 10e. Wheaten Meal, 121. Canadian Flour, per
barrel, 28s. to 295. ; United States, 28e. to 30e. ; Barrel
Indian Cern Meal, 15s. to 16s.
Aug. 28.-The weather continues most favour-
able for the harvest, the grain crops are rapidly cutting
down, and being saved in prime order. Wheat is of a very
superior quality, and the produce greater than known by
experienced farmers for many years put. Bate and Barley
also give a good yield and fair quality. Potatoes come freely
to market, end free from disease ; they are now very generally
used, and consequently affect the consumption of Bread-
stufa. During the week the demand for Indian Corn has
been doll, while the sale of Indian Corn Meal has revived,
but at ruinously low prices for both. American Flour is
rather was, and more looked for, at an advance of 2e. to Is.
per barrel. Indian Meal, in barrels, is deo in request, but
no improvement in price. An immense demand for damaged
staffs for feeding. We had some new Wheat, Oats, and
Barley at market this week, which wee eagerly bought up.
Nwerstv, Aug. 27.-With the exception of Indian Corn
Meal, which is quoted Is. 6d. higher for thebeetdescriptions,
there is little alteration in the prices of any articles since one
la t publication. Flour may be noted the turn lower at most
of the mills. Machine-manufactured Oatmeal tells at
13s. 6d. per cwt. for old, and 15s. for new. Indian Corn
Meal is now 9s. 6d. per cwt., and in some Instances 10s.
American Flour, 28e. 6d. per barrel. The market is reported
firm at these prioes. New Oats sell at 9d. per stone. Se-
veral samples of new Wheat and Barley have been forward,
but they have mostly gone into private hands, and the prices
have not transpired.
WATERFORD, Aug. 28.-We have been favoured with
another week of brilliant harvest weather ; nearly 411 the
Corn in this and the adjoining counties is cut, and about
one-half of it stacked, in fine order. Some three or four par-
cels of new grain have been brought to market. The Wheat
crop is generally well spoken of by our farmers. Oats also
are said to be heavy, except on interior soils ; but Barley is
decidedly a small crop; and Potatoes in this district ars
found on a careful examination to be diseased, quite as much
as they were at the end of Angnet, 1846. Our imports this
week consist of 6,320 quarters of Indian Corn, and two cargoes
Bye Meal : for the former we have a lap demand, both for
export andhome consumption, at le. to 24. per barrel over the
prioes of last week. Flour sells slowly, at a decline of 24. per
seek and barrel. In any other article there has been scarcely a
transaction, and quotations are nearly nominal. Wheat,
millers', Irish, per 29 stone, 234. to 25e. •, foreign,
284. to 324. Oats, white, per 14st., 12a. to 14s. • black,
124. to 134. Indian Corn, Danube, per 20 stogie 20s.
to 215.; American, red and yellow, 17s. to 18e. ; Seisakdi
and Portuguese, white, les to 195.; damaged for cattle,
13s. to las. Flour, emparfine per sack, 435. to 455.;
seconds, 33e. to 395.; thirds, 2.85. to 3A.; fourths,
20s. to 245. American, per barrel, 26t. W 28a. OntZllBll.
rise cwt.. 14e. to 15s. Indian " •
'.151 meal, per cwt., 84.
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Io 9s. Eye Weal, par flirt., ss. 6d. to 'h. Bras, per
841 be., 3s. 64. to 4.. Imports this week, exclusive of et,
rivals at Rem: Indian Corn, 6,320 qrs. ; Ryenwal, 390 teas.
DLETZIC, Aug. 21.-1,000 qrs, of finemixed Wheat, 611 b.
' to 621 b., have been sold from for shipment to Hal-
' lead, at 545. free on board. this, not the Meat in-
clination for doing anything has been visible. The weather
continua' very line, sad the gathering of the Wheat crop is
I already in fa PnBiTut•
Gnitok, Aug. 20.-There are nogreat changes la pine be
the retail sale, of What, particalariyin the fir and gooey

PRODUCE.—Mmerma-uNE, Half-past 71c0.—.•
The public sales advertised for to-morrow are lags. via. :
Sugar, 150 Mids. Barhadoes, 7,000 bags Mauritius, 10,000
bags Bengal and Madnui ; Coffee, 2,000 bags Ceylon, 100
.is Jamaica, 306 bales Mocha, 700 bags Costa Rica ;
Rice, 3,000 We ; Sago, 1,300 boxes ; and 1,100 bags Salt-
petre.—Then has been some inquiry to-day for Rice for
exportation, but holders ask very full prices, and but little
done.—Refined Sugar: Market firm.—ln other articles no
alteration ; but there continues to be more general confidence
in the Colonial markets than for some time put.
PRICES CURRENT.
Booms per mt. over PAT. Pigs, No. I. .OO 0... 0 0
W. Indla,B.P.trarn.a.s6 40...3902 Hoops II 13... 0 0
Yellow &Grey ... 40 0...13 0 Cargo stOwdlff bar 9 0.. 0 0
Ana„ 44 0 49 0 tivredlan ll 5 0 0
Yawning, brown.. 34 0.050 .0 Lisa, at per ton.
Yellow SI 0...42 0 Pig, beet l9 10 0 0
Fine 44 sheet l9 3. 0 0
• *•• •..39 0 Bars 23 0... 0 0
r aWloll6Warlriet w .. pa
Yellow ili 0-41 ••• tent 4671_ , .• 31 5,.- l'i r
White 43 ono 0 red or 'we1a171.7.. 19 10-20 0
Foreign, brown. 33 0. .37 r Speller 2O 0...11 10
Table 36 0...39 0 One, per 332 Imp. gal. 00.
Grey end whits 4O 9...48 0 Fisk 8.a4 pale 2B 0... 0 0
Banned, Ilarobro•.. 69 0...66 0 straw 27 0... 0 0
_Lampe .... . 34-0..57 0 Wan Ds yellow 26 0.. 0 0
0..;.•;,,,, ii; Boa. opqa 06 0-117 •
Wad Wis. Heal Natter MI 0... 0 •
nary 33 0... 49 0 Old 37 15,.. 0 0
Ono& 43 0...30 0 Booth fiat

. 70 0.-126 0
Ce71•••11000171fil:
nary ....... 37 0... 38 0
Pine 38 6... 39 6
rum 6O 0... 60 0
Korita. good to fine 36 0... 73 0
Coma Rim ash-
can, to fine 33 0... 66 0
Sumatra and Pa-
dang sa 6... 28 0
Ma, at per 10.
Congoa.mounem- 9 0 ... 0 9
Le; at pee est.
Bengal white l6 0... 18 0
Cana l3 0... 14 0
Jaen .... 13 0... 17 0
26

Patna O.. si 0
Carolina. 2O 0...30 0
Brian%

2....tp.r0a._.._.-
laew.rd Wand
/tomPryor . .2 2 ... 2(I ..... .
'-,

M per ett
$ 4 ... 4
Alaska, SO to ill
per oast. O.P. 4 0 ... 4
Pisohrits marks 4 9
Brandy, Lt brands 4 7 ...5
Britishsplrits,d.p II 0 0
Swish
Irish II 0 ... 0

Pus, per tan.
Bbis,P.T.R. £.5 0...59 0
85. Petersburg. 8
head 0 0 0 0
Dutch and Fianna 55 0...85 0
Friesland
_0...58 0

I!2'gr,,t

lit-Yeterm0441,44443a0 0... 0
oulabot
half elm 3l 0... 0
Ng; 1141:314 4O 0... 0
outsbot
_ _

pus
Manilla
Kam Larlia Bent l6 0-111 0
Bombay 23 0 27 0
Jute _ l9 0... n 10

The, at per cwt.
Band N 0... 0 0
Straits
Cool. Le blocks N 0.,. 0 0
lAN, a per um.
Ban £9lO £0 0

oanyoampoti,p.oca 4, 0... 0
Oxen Nat SO 0...36
Son RIM Pe*
per tee. 36 0.,. 0
Linseed l7 10 . 0
PROVIIROS, pet cwt.
Dotter—Cork, Ist 87 0...68
2d 0 0 0
3rd 0 0... 0
Dublin,lst 0 0.. 0
Limerick, do BB 0. 88
Carlow, Ist 6B 0...91
10,:= ......
0: :...311
Beef, Wis. per
tisires

L.. •

Prime Kam 0 .. 0 0
Pout, prase mac ID 6. 83 0
Basca-Parkaaark 160 0_62 6
Da, Mira I
Bab" Waiarkad,
azrt. 76 0...69 0
• 0... • 0
I"46=Prtrk DO o
Mao rar
Amorican
Hum, Or and Cow, at per lb.
8. A. end Y. Video,
oa.sd Is. 71d
Zed 0 .0 4
Brasil, dry 0 631
...0
throated 0 4...0
leo, dry • 4...1 I
Lima& Valp. dry 0 5 ...0 6
Wart India, dry 0 4 ...0 5
Weed.—
East India 0 4 0 tot
dry 0 T ..0 8
dry 0 61-0 9 '
Araar.llone, per
Mae 5 0...11
Ras* dim 6 6...10 6
Dra Wormy at per toe.
Lamed., Jamaica-85 . 5 10
0 5 .. 5 15
Campracky 710.010
Pasta, Jamaica 5 10...6 10
Nicaragua, large and
braid 9 0 16 0
&mall ... 0 0... 0 0
lima 10 10...16 15
6apan 10 10 .18 0
Had Sanders. 0 0... 6 10
Braze 18 0...50 0

TALLOW.—TaIIow continues depressed, nor does
there seem to be any probability of an improvement till
money is easier. The trade buy only "from hand to mouth;"
but that they are very bare of stock is beyond doubt. Peters-
burg Y.C. on the spot, 475. to 46e. 9d. ; October to
December delivery, 461. 9d. ; separate months' delivery,
461. 9d.

HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET. Two o'Clook.—
Mews. Pattenden and Smith, Hop futon, report that there
is very little business doing. The accounts from the planta-
tions, with the exception of Worcester; are more favourable
Duty estimated at 183,0001.
Yldt Ewa Kesta, p. et Y. le w3l. II Tearlleg I tep.ena W. 14 tea la
Weald <dilate&
Awes alo toe 4 tad Hese., 0 110 lo 5
Iranalkame

WOOL—LoNDoN.—The English Wool trade is a
little flatter this week. The manufacturers are sating with
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the inTatest caution, and the market being better supplied,
gives them the opportunity of being more particular. There
114 however, a fair amount of business tiring, and it is fully
anticipated that as scon as the money market assumes a more
steady aspect, the Woollen trade will improve, as the stocks
generally are very light. The colonial Woul sales are
wing very satisfactorily, at a small advance on last sales.
They will clrue to-morrow. Not much doing by private
alatnet.

ANDOVEIL, Aug. 28.—The highest prices offered were u
follows: Beet Down Teg Wool, 124 d. to 13d. per lb. ; second
quality, 11 id. to 12d. ; inferior, 11d. to 110.; indifferent and
very coarse, 10d. to 101 d.
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LEEDS, Aug. 28.—The manufacturer' confine their pur-
chases of English to their immediate wants, consequently
the amount of sales this week has not been large. Prices
may be quoted the same es last week. We are glad in being
able to remit a greater demand for Foreign Wools, during
the past week, than any time previously during the present
month. The London colonial salts have proceeded with
great spirit, and the rates that are realised have tended to
give great &ammo to prices here.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 28.—There has been but a moderate
demand for Wool this week, the operations of both manu-
facturers and staplers being much impeded by the scarcity
of cash. Prices are, however, steady. Imports.—Foreign
203 bales; previously, 42,654 bales. Scotch: 504 bales;
previously, 7,061 bales.
WINCHESTER, Aug. 28.—The best Ten Wool, 13d. per lb.;
second quality, 1244. ; half-common fleeces, 124.; two-
thirds, lid. ; coarse and inferior, 10d. to 104 d.

CATTLE, Ba. SMITHFIELD, TWO o'clock.
The supply of Beasts is again large, and trade is not quite ets
good ; the average price of the beet qualities must be quoted
2d. per filbs. lower, although some few of the choicest de-
icriptions make about the same as last week. From Leices-
ter and Northampton we have about 1,800, from Lincoln-
shire 520, Holland and Germany nearly 700, and Ireland
100. A large proportion are of inferior quality; this de-
scription makes less money. The number of Sheep is also
increased, but we are not over-supplied with the best qualities,
these, therefore, realise about the sarne price as on -Monday
last, but inferior are rather lower. A few good Lambe still
make a good prism, but middling ones are very unsaleable.
Trade is heavy for Calves, at reduced prizes Pigs are scares
and dear. From Holland and Germany there are 3,220
Sheep, and 176 Calves.
Tar slaw of 1 104. 4. L 4. 1.44. Mesa 44 /I 10 a. 4. a.
Bea see", 1110,444444,63. 4 4 11444004.4111 L-044. elm. 0
Best Short-hens 4 1 111100 L 014.1,1010 4 1
840•&414pollty &NO ... 11 e DOA. PM 0
041484
hp 4 11 I 1N.00.6100.14
hest 00.24 & Itali bre& 11 a Lat.
144414 at market, CM: Ikon sal Luate, SL73O Wm. no ; ma, is
Dratxx, Aug. 28.—We had no feature in prices from the
previous week. The supply as well as the consumption good.
We quote Beef at from 46a. to 64e. ; very prime, 66..
Mutton, 51d. to Gld. per lb., off. sink. Veal, 6d. to 61d.
Pig market small, and confined to very small kinds for
rearing.

For Saturday's Market* IN last page.

SHIPPING.
MATILA ANN.ll,lo.—Dublis, 6; Waterford, 4; Guernsey
and Jersey, 1 ; French, 2; Flanders, 2 ; Holland, I ;
Hamburg, I.
LONDON, Aug. 30.—Wind this day at noon, N. N.W.,
light breeze, and fine clear weather.
DeAL, Aug. 28.—N.N.W. ; p.m., B.W. to S.B.W.—Ar-
rived: Ann Grant, Sydney, N.S.W. ; Thalia, Hobart
Town ; Hyderabad, Calcutta ; Jane Roach, Ceylon ;
Rambler, and Amelia Mulholland, Mauritius; Adam Smith,
Cape; Christina, Lima; Standard, Bangalore, and Emma
Packwood, Trinidad; Jahn, Antigua ; James McQueen, St.
Lucia; Johanna Maria, St. Crow; Carl Emil, St. Croix,
for Copenhagen ; Spheroid, St. Vincent; Scotsman,
Jamaica ; Susan, New Orleans • ' Colonel Howard,
Baltimore : Waakington, and Wansley Keating, Balti-
more, for Bremen; John and Richard, Philadelphia;
Sooloo, Wilhelm, Marianne, Bolus, Hawthorn, Dent-
tic, and Sylphiden, New York ; Jay, and Prinee
of Wales, St. John's, N. 8., for Lynn; Mayflower,
and Queen Victoria, Nova Scotia; Whitby, China,
Intripid, Vallayfleld, Somersetabire and Marquis of
Halting', Quebec ; Swallow, Mantles! ; John Clark,
North America. 29th, William Hyde and Caledonian,
Sydney, N. 8. W. ilmanens, Pori Philip; Terror,
Batavia ; George Hainrick, Singapore; Lonna Munro,
Akyab ; Daphne, Algoa Bay; Madeira, Madras; Lodanyke,
Antonia, and Calhanna, Amsterdam; Thetis, Demerara;
Ealing Grove, Dominica; Corfu, Antigua ; Carshalton
Cube. . .

--&;raa, Avg. 28. W.N.W.—Arrived : Attica, Havemnah.
POUTSMOGra, Aug. 28. W. N. W., fine . Arrived:
Elizabeth Bell, and Indefatigable, Quebec. Off port : La-
vinia, Honduras ;'Hover, Philadelphia ; Argyle, Bagueray,
and all three proceeded for London.
DUBLIN, Aug. 28.—Arrived: Monarch, St. Lucia. 27t12,
sailed : Dspatch, Quebec.
Coat, Aug. 26.-8. W.; . cartieldown,
and Caroline Bt. John's, N.B. Martha, Porto Rico ;
Panope, Mot:keel ; Tiber, IlMavia. Bailed Providence,
Newfoundland. 27th.-B.W. fresh.—Arrived Tres/I:mu,
Porto Rico ; Mary Ann, Caleittts.
SLIGO, Aug, ; fine. —Arrived : Vigilant, New
York; Triumph, Quebec. 26th.—Sailed Inventus, St.
John's, N.B.
aurrutrooL, Aug. 28.-B.E.—Arrived Bit F. B. Heed,
Quebec. Bailed : Julie, Rio.
••• EVIL, A 21.-44Z—fPlid; Tuscany, rim Yolk;
truant, Minanichi. 36„,bei.
Psi Ilavansahs ihr Cora-
-ois &Amon, rm... • •
Orr um WM OP
ha gm.
Orr Bova—Altos Frew, New 'reek.
OLOUCINITIIII. Aug, Mika, pkilsdelphia.
Bweressut, Aug. : Limberly, Cuba.
Bimini. A . 28.—N.W.—Arrived: Ana Hall, Bt.
Qaw, ; Crier, Trinidad. Bailed: Victory,
hAes.
Musoars, Aug. 17.—W.--Baked : Christina, Quebec.
Ba thurst.
warrewna, Aag. 118.-B.B.—Arrived : Traveller,

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