The Express.
London, England, 1846-09-18 00:00:00

13,162,178
81,024 4,8%
632,470 37,963
$33,549 61,771

$8,3-71

For Fsport;il;il.lkridStores
Bent 0:13114 wire
Consumption
Datroycd

610,191

MAI

1,267,043
Sth Sept~ 1846
• Cargoes not included :—Mary Ann Webb and Dorothy.
Tax Nivea Purr_—The advice. from Rio Janeiro give the Wm.
lag statement of the whole produce, which waa brought does Si.
Parana from Corrientes and Paraguay to Monte Video by the rug
cameos fleet of 110 yeasels, of which so much has been heard :
day hider, 4,017 salted, 300 pipes tallow, SOO bales hair, SO 1104,
111,0001 be. tobacco, 30,0001br. Verbs.
CDTTON.—Liesarook, Seer. 17.—The market still keeps steady—
the sales were 10,000 bales, of which 2,300 were taken on speculabos.
Maxcasarra. Se n. 17.—Our market today has, on the whole, tam
better. Cloths Lae been in good demand, and prices rather in him
at the miler. Tanmalso have improved in demand, priors can scantly
be mid to be higher, boat very ft&
COR24.—Beaumarm, Bare. 17.—The following is from Maim
Starge's ebeahe, imasd this evening : —Donna the present weak
only trilling tnametians me reported in Wheat, and the priors ob-
tained are rather underdone of lan market day. Fine Batley in she
altering rather lower. Beene and Peas sell readily at an advance el
Is. to N. per quarter. At this day's market there was again a larp
supply of Wheat from the farmers, and no progress ailed be made is
safes without submitting to • reduction of about Is. per quarter. Bar-
ley firm, and grinding qualities In. per quarter dearer. Oats dull, at
Les week's currency. Beans and Peas both 2.5. per quarter higher.
Gummi. Arzarox Plucra or Buns, Coax roc ram Was mn*

Bremat SIX 17.
Wheat. Barley. I Oats. I Rye. ream Per
Price 47s 2d 20* 23s 4d Ills 4d 40s Od 376 Id
Duty
EIAY.-Brm• rtsw, Barr. 17.-0111 meadow, V. 56. to 4/. ; new OW.
21. 86. to 31. 10s. ; old clover, 41. 10s. to 51. 10s. ; new ditto, 3/.los. to
Ills. ; oat straw, 11. 84. to IL 10s.; wheat straw, 11. 10s. to 11.125.
per load. Supply rood, and trade very dull
MEAT.-NCWOATIt iou LILAD !MALL. SIFT. 17.-We had a steady
trade here, at unaltered quotations. Beet, from Is. Bd. to Is. IL;
mutton, Se. 4d. to 46. Id.; lamb, 4a. Bd. to sa. &I. ; veal, 36. Al
4s. Bd.; and pork, So. ad. to 4s. 10d. per Blbs. by the carcase.

SHIPPING INTSLLIGENCE.—MAILS.
all. DUX. All. DI:I. All. DOL
3 Dublin 0 I Menden 0 0 Sydney, N.S.W._ •
2 Walerford 0 1 Prance 0 0 Boston &ilea&
111 0 medi.r 70 0 x kHairriSt. .
0 Elenebstrg en
01 0 India (rids Mars 10 West India 610.23
o Holler! 0 1 seines)
GIATPO/1411. Sept. 17.—Arrived, Africanus, from Africa; Conner.
dal Packet, from Rotterdam ; Sovereign, from Quebec ; Arabia, bun
Ceylon; Malvina, from Oporto; Ann Muir, from Montreal; Wel.
come, from Petereburgh ; Jobn Garrow, from Saguayna ; Prince Re.
gent, from Calcutta; Europe, from Ceylon; Northam, from Croo-
stadt ; Midford, from New Orleans ; Constantine, from New Oricims;
Ann Maria, from St. Übee ; Emanuel Boucher, hom,Bahia ; Bello&
from Gravelinee ; Labelle Thompson, from &vanilla ; Jeune Here,
from Savardlla. Balled.—Friak, for Liverpool; Solaria, for Velar
rain, : Alert, for Quebec ; East London, for nuoderland ; Amd a 4 br
Cadiz; Maria Julia, for Teneriffe.
UST/WOOL. Barr. 17.—Arrived, the New York, from Now York,
&Maar ; Franconia, from New Orleans', and Mce-s-niter, from
Quebec, at LiverpooL Sailed, the Georgina, for Calcutta Mans, hr
Byra; My. Elie., for Santa Martha; Columbia, for Philadelphia;
Europe, for New York; Villa de Sorento, for Menet& ; and All,
foe Lubeck; Elie. Ann, for Dordt ; Araous, for Angostura; Lady
Douglae, for Africa; Alida Maria, for Amsterdam; Sebyrad, far
Smyrna; Mischief, for the Mauritius • Nautilus, for Malaga: Welt
Indian, for Cuba ; 13,tney, for Corfu; Mauritius;
for Angostura; Jere,
for New Orleans; and Finland, for New York. Spoken, the Hardy.
from London to Algoa Bay, 31st July, lat. 2 N., long. 24 W.- Sir E.
Dowel, from Cadiz to Baltimore, 25th Aug., lat. 37, long. 382-by Ike
Templar.
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-Letters have been received from Lisbon reporting the entire lamb,
fire of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company's teal
depot ship in that harbour, which unfortunately was attended with
kse of one life. It was a ship called the San Domingo. She had en
board 700 tons of ends, a portion of which were expected to be owed.
The same communication reports the lac of an American steamer, thlr
Genie, while on a passage from St. Jago, Cubs, to Batahaus, by wltha
twelve of the crew and two passengers met with their deaths. Her
loss is reported to have occurred through one of her boilers having
ex ploded_ .
Thu ECTADOR—NAVIO*TION Laws.—The government of this te.
public, through the captain of the port, had issued some new regula-
tions respecting the port dues for Guayaquil, on the 12th of Mar, to
the following effect, as advised to Lima by the consul of Peru for the
information of merchants. "All weeds destined for, or radial
from, Guayaquil, must take pilots at the isle of Santa Clara, who mll
take charge of them into and from the port. The signal for a pilot
should be, a flag hoisted by day, and a ',tinhorn on the topmast at
night. The tariff of charges to be paid are these : pilotage from
Santa Clara to Guayaquil, 20 reels per foot draught; ditto from Puna
to Guayaquil, 2 dollars ; capitania de puerto (port dues', 1 dollars;
for muster roll of crew, I dollar. No vessel of more than thirty tom
can enter or sail without pilot, and If attempted, will be aub))ect to
the charge established from Puns to Guayaquil, as if veriAld For
the payment of this duty the master of the Travel, as moo as the
pilot comes on board, shall give him a paper signed, In which shall
be stated the number of feet which the vessel draws, which will serve
also to enable him to proceed against the pilot in cue of any MA.'
fortune."

[AdrertineMent.I—EXTRAORDINARY CELEBRITY OF
11111.1.0WAY'll Pius in INDIA.—The reputation of these pills is tiniest-
They may be had in every part of India, where their virtues are
printed in all the native tongues. Their demand in immense. They
cure dimentes of the liver, the lungs, and the stomach, and other dan-
gerous complaints so prevalent there. They act, also, in a truly
astonishing manner In caws where persons have been for a long time
in a weak and declining state, as they quickly restore health with
strength and energy, when every other means have failed. No one
should consider his awe as hopeless until he has tried the powers of
this admirable medicine. Sold by all druggists, and at Professor
"folkway's Establishment, 244, Strand, London.

11DITHS.
Sept. 10. at 12, Bueelerreh.place,!share'. the wife of 1. B.
Sae.. late of Grenada, West ladles. of a daughter.
11,. well.at Xal, rat. rdLilazerearbary, the wife of W. IL W•ri., Eel ,of
TaahrldieKept. Is, at l'lttorta-terrace, Daigle, the lady of T. H. Tarr r, Eau , of
daughter.

MARRIAGES.
Sept. If. at 8t Patera. New Church. W. J. Dixos, Poo., of Tatustoo, to
Rtir•, daughter of the late T. Rrrrrroao, Esq.. of Horasey. Middlesex.
Sept. 14. at Rt. George's Chards, Dublin, T. lasstsos, EN., of Winders-
Mace. to Boman ',assent, eldest daughter of E. Molina, solicitor.
Sept. IS, at Edinburgh, I S. Crow , Esq.Recretary of the Commer-
cial But of Rcotlaod, to B . daughter of the late .1. Ins Lis. Ng,
b"ltekpcer,l, 140UsbuDrilah-tur House. Dumbartonshire. J. B. livaarr, Fos.. eldest
sots or W. H. Rol old P P , Rt. John, N. 8., to Atka, arroad dauvh-
ter of Major Oa a. late of the Royal Fialliers.
Sept Id, at Nausierch, I. North Wale., J. Otto., Eau.. of Haling-para.
Croydoo. to Moat Ettno, lousiest daughter of the late J. 8. Bawl., Eau .
of Joho.atreet, Redford.row.
As,. IT, at St. Petersburg, R. 1111.1311. Pp., to CA rrrrr a Fas...a,
fourth darighter of the Rev. Dr. LAW, Bet Itoh Chaplato at R. Parenburg.

DEATHS.