The Express.
London, England, 1847-07-26 00:00:00

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OLICITORS' and GENERAL LIVE ASSU. ehlftjaanel dm Mar of the Count ft Lenten°, ma at --.7"........-11 1 ......-
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O es: SOCIETY. 57. Obsoroolaus London.-NOTICR ill E de Femmes Magyaftess are limited about as 'theft sales were pressed, a decline of 2s. to 3s. per quarter had to 1 North Wilts, Dorset, and Somerset' Skims a* readily ;
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"asetOlf thrilailh.sieles .76,14`,.`,:b1.1:1-ht-.=. b•--'1"-tlixquw. sigusi-o-di. --;,..: - ./
1 ._I ii be submitted to. Other grain nominally the same as last new, at from 30c to 3ts. ; old, Xis. to 38..
, ft les al aad 3, ea and aftet the Kith da .1
tor ssi ar the " "Silinds 18 aCeilkilra Wan. 11l I_ 1 . .....1 week. Currency, to the rowers : Wheat, red, 70s. to 725. ; --
setti-Ps war d. ,_ ike latest to lie aa alimorm, I - tilto..l„. fine, 781: ; white, 765. to 80s.. SarleY, 30s. to 525. ; grind- HOPS..-.- BOROUGH MARK ET.r.d.-
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‘lll4lOO ,d,.. At , , ' SOWN GILL Burebary. Otit of the whet* tithe serminety
InEaIONAL Litt - ASSURANCE COM- `:l7lB3te Palm mad thborhaa= lift
g Ilas . Num. sad Me Et Time
vtinaweeelroalld alit in Perreet.
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at the QOM% les been the
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MMADING, JULY 24.-Our farmers seem determined to ace°nnte '`" " °renter an. s'arotisoll continuo Ito come
dear out, if
,poseible, all their Wheat before harvest, and it
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ful state. The duty, however. in consequence of the fine
ellaad WlNTerbratlbilellirilreihs of imememe luele6w7tZl.7 I•4lWwwq wall wain
rive of tlke alert party, nue . mere (in eack) to bring. The market being thus over-
weather, has advanced to 180,0001., with a vary dull market.
to anomie fer die ftifte et afa peeted of desiring a men Whilst" mike than nests between _
easumedppliedp,tiaent.ci
totheadzaillitieneuwiperthougtr.anyty.t.tratte. toratetlon.fdlozi
Wah a nne, warm August,. the present estimate might be
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utry ie. 88 318 0 the two terenftice, kr sr emord williestrameat ; and NA
ter reemesed. few I believe, aftarftin ease °pinking than: that Geaeral '''' -. 282.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, JULY 26, 1847. [3d. week. We had a steady retail trade for foreign spring realised ; but with wet, wind, arid cold nights, it may yet
All) AY Ll 6, Actuary and Beentary. Cift:ehe is le Paftwffel late ee • militate iftriee thee a Corn (having scarcely any English), at a slight advaace, say fell _under H7°,oool'
rams, Td. Cbssiliffa subtle aad thororgh-going political partisan la the hareems F4ln" a °l•ssa° 7147••• 271 .76•Phl" 77°7°4 14 o rut Mau, poss. E. ose Si. 0 Yearling Was., p. ova B. 3lell 5
lallION Aewows.-Wheat, 764.; barley, Os id.; oata, 26a. ed. ; I. Por qr. on even deseriPeion• ComPlainte are more 'rum attune . „ 4 4to s is Wiling awl- ~ II 111 la 313
LI DENTS NANUFAMURE of WATCHES and in the pay of France. It will be unintunting, so I will 141" 111"11•461' 74 &R. aid Dover, SH _ Mb. Od. ; pars, 31s. 4d. general of the blight in the Wheat, Beans, and Potatoes. sou. „slPre 4 a OM Hopi., ~,„113 la 3 s,
DIELZIAL AVERAGE& WARMINSTER, JULY 24.-Some fine Wheat might fetch ANDOVIrt, JULY 24 -Speculators seem alarmed,--a few
* Amidlek alirtirfo=tPs""LlOl btterMdbillar nabstainationalfruguniartedallin, angd"ofufiateb:ouftetigrrestan-pessayesertherevie" 4 otal.k.;. 27"D"Ot. 14:nbenk-e"T:_g4, 5 .
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eusfttritiis! ar. t0,,,d.1 ono, I iv., ; 8.1 p.a. 84e. per qr. ; but the general prices were from 70s. up to 80e. kr.:::::yet. Tb-is ;lay' soucase. ood Fanshims were offered at
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uhioiri ICSooli Tworiawal• - a single vioa Tut from the good folks and soldiers who 74°144 14 7774414`47` di 7
UPORTA Ol'l.- NIGHT LIGHTS.- heard themeless. Lon. &N. W., 173
Los & & Vt., 87
son*" 5:4•5551 emftiodtreftsecov= ses.
I.lTterifftemerit Diario continues its assaults upon our Do..llaw 301,, 37
Fro Yark aid N. Ind., 944
IDo. Extension, 41
Boulogne and Amens, 14 131
Diersen, 21
East base, 1 -19 ... ... 9ls 7632* 1e4131144 lididfd: 11166337:: tilts
mild per. qr., millers buying but y_ery sparingly. Harley remained
mold, tbough offered at a decline of 2a. per qr. ; the best at
rio, • etat ...... ::: le 41469. 4,11325 L1d1444 114117. 1id137. Od age ; cues, tamales, at fro. 40,.. 44
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stecedeara,rl,42.33. to 1. per qr. The Oat
1 14611 111361 161661 "641 66'1561 66 trade was also de-clini th bes be' urch a 1
- 10 ... .., ft adtes ild JIB 114 81. 04 33s 0,133. 104 61. fe„ cr cwt • coustr gat 51 ife 'o 61 to 1
lower. PThe dutY 'is earn psYftd here' It 1'i5,730Li. to .185,00. t.
Wnecautea, Jui,r ,s.-Reperts speak better of the
lage • t rag P am at s. P" Farnham, Alton and other gardens in Hameshire ; the
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... to 04 4" 110ta 7,1:57. *I 57. loss. so qr. leas than such made this day week. Beans were decidedly ;moral shoots D.; healthy and free from insects ; the burr
just showing looks very promising : the leaves are generally
stool42'iase
ale Mom Me sum= matt one &harms, and upon the English De. lefts Ccoa., 371 Lessakearo, I le.
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also very healthy, and free from honey-dew.
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Hi . PA*. lima 11.. leas 19. Pme IIL Jets& July te. July 17.
EOM us she impriefted bee Weiler rat preidated herself shoo- '''''''''Zna se_ 47 WINCHESTER, JULY 21. -Wbeat to-day sold at from 201. WOOL.- LONDON. -The market from foreign
se Low NORTAR4 are delall& thasamael• assa lute and with eqeel sumo A__lll cajto of th - - - ilisalme & New, 71 "-WT-I-.7-' .
...k .I„ time Sim W• el iwaiialaath.oilttalivoseme ukbariesee dirty' characters of the et Li.......;.1
;;; - "":: ::: '...: do 211. per load for the best ; 181. to 191. ditto for remains quiet since the sales ; very little doing by private
LIVERPOOL 6ALlft, JOLT 34.
.icrenotri,...wallaelZkaliter. dm,. ~,,, .. gt, there will be yet ea °e• 1 sist7 aPt°l Very little wee done. Whore transactions took place, they es 1 - ••• ••• • • ••• • 110011 Red Wheats ; and 111. to 171. 10s. for common. Bar- contract ; therehas been more inquiry for Spanish, and some
SI 1 ... • • ... tey could net Bad purchasers at soy prim, though offered at small parcels,have gone into consumption. Prices are firm.
= vie bar ale h wistettS. 111= these ban and absentees mew • . Uplemsgsamenialle tesuseePowere were at reduced Pres• all 3 ... ... ...
atee sae la math* Is. each. I Cramer & Birk NeW SO eh., 4 Nan. & Leeds runs, 41 ... ... „ ... ... •e•re, ... .• ~ Is. par quarter lea money. Oats made from 24i. to 30s. per : ANDOVIR, JULY 24.- Some tods this day sold at, an
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_e_.____ whelleilbel patesemb new. I ha" rata if". eel. eh. 0191•91•11 eeef ow Fe-sr:h E. Counties, Y• k FAL, 1d " I Do. Halos (tato L. 8.),931 p -74 0 , ... ... ••• ••• ••• .. quarter, being about ls. len than last quotation. Beane 2.. advance of 2s. ove r the prices given at the late fear, best,
IToor' I."' M. t nisi teem war-steamer Terrible to the coast of Africa, eorambeienod to Lade & Deo:ssrl7. 34 p Midland, 1331 ANDoegs. j riLT 24._flosagosigg mow" motet millers per querter dearer. Petrels. per quarter lower. Rye down 32a ; half Teg. Wool, mixed with the other inferior, 28s. ;
A...we main. oilessakowlsowisielo TlMm,__ bring back any survivors of the Torres Veers. prisoners. The 1-mde & Trani Era. 8 Mir Out Dr, MDT., IS P bay but little. Beet Wheat sold at 211. per load ; good, 2.. per quarter. New Tares 80s. per quarter ; old do. 6s. 6d. common Wool, 26e. ; coarse, 225. to 23r.
era ATSAPILATOItY, sea 'LI te Tenet:de lett the day before yesterday. guar., 1 d Shrews. & Chester New, Is. Sd. . ; inferior, 181. Barley scarcely thought of, those haying to 7.. per bushel.
attributable to the prices demand by the staplers beieg
BRADFORD. - There is deeidet• less doing in Wool,
shle.-...94.3,em.. 91.12 a. sd. „. 8., ells were offering at a decline of 2a. per qr., yeftbst little Wieneen, JULY 24.-The supply of Wheat at this day's
I DTI: Nee* Spathe! may imweess Or ilesime. auk dose As r;egards commerce, little, can ee said, we are t, a. we Lire Crowe. &Sarah.. li P
=chi, that the spinners must of necessity cease to, purchase
LOR. and Ili. W 173
d. Oats as last week. ileum dearer by 2s. per qr.. market is fair, and all fresh gualities are free sale, at Is. per
ais mineedemense webs bairigewatmersagger Inks ge aspen! wen,' doing nothing. Rumours on 'Change aalgu tO Do, Qrs 161.;
1611 Waged MI art pee* tint earsmea ft e=lie.
shof;b= several leediag homes of the Eaelith, amongst them the old Di. Ha Qrs.: 91 p lap. ed. 4
het little doing. Peas le. to 2e. per qr. lower., Melt qr. over last week's prices. ut few Oats or Beans, and each
7s. so 84. per bushel. nem arises frollo the high rites demanded by the grown and
more reasonable price con be submitted to. The firtn-
II". 11211 iskiarar n; 54111,16144. 181 "ddirtnrir Iseirfi:Ri,:,` let reuLlr_gnst•thall eirm"P:.°Z.! Nervibc, UnniltereenirirbgarVliel! P C."
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Su le ow Pea 11 11 °Wale' 1100,..,Le Se a count on cue Nekton note of 4.800, is at Low (..) AU other
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ebbed as Waste ensiel MANCHESTER SAT::,llN3ultilld-'36.lLC4Prerp " °AT'
6 Per
sisgsant trade. Flour frPm6M.te6gagmmktilly as dear. The reports of the crops are uusatisLactory,
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Illsoroan JULY 24.-We were well attended wit kr.
bandioth.ererzis no doubt that the growing Wheats are iojured dealers. The staplen position is becoming as perplexing as
qut,eft,..and late prices firmly maintained
that of the cemumen. Noile and brakes are in steady re-
test by blight and maggot
to-dat! led a large quntity of Wheet mu the Woucuree, JULY 24.-We have had a larger supply of
&sow sa*,tzb se . seesesesegreireatoiE government paper at a still heavier disco:mat The heavy calls payable upon shares held very extensively
....3,.CAftrillt. We have had a large ;how of Wool, and a
fte ears eis le at inn lea Exchange oe London, at 30 days, 65 ; Spasm 554, Rag- in Manchester had a depressing effect upon the market, end airs ••'
Market ; the trade wu very dull, and but little bedtime fermiers' Wheat than for many weeks put Wheat 61Ibe numerous attendance of buyers. Fine qualities maintained
Unseeerhilotele&••••"4.9 101911 f lamitorlhaiaz lea sovereigns, use. Spanish, Mcsisan, Pi Branilisn bioiness continued flat, with a beadietney, whore males wen doing. The fine sample. that changed hancft were disposed red, Ift. per huah ; white, 9e. 2d. to 9i 44.. teeing • red' uoti-.2
• dd. day
...night. Au°. former rates. Dealers' parcels bei ot low quality, and a
ligai=ftefte tifme. mid SO it, Dollars, V2O. pressed, to lower rates.. Mat about Is. below last week's rafts. Barley, Oats, Beams, aalto 45 per cgr on prices pud
he WWl' Piehin== An Elitist% meet, the June Gable masher, was met off nide lisee ili Meath" 24, 21 d I Man. lk feeds Fifths, late .. uid Peas commanded little or no attention. Wheat was other. grain. negleifted at nee. ; sad, the transaction.
' unall proportion of hog, were very sftw sale at a trifle tinter
N.B. ft waft Cadiz by tee peadmarsamer - Veda, 'eel se stet eau shee tar* ass °s*raltsaejt P I 16'111/ 146 • lest week. Superne clip., 12a. 64. to 146. • Lincolnshire,
the Shires . . .....L,...., gr :,I ligia.aAlb .g, 11 * MM. 141.4a.,5S wee* to-day from 46e. to 60s. ad. per load of 6 bushels being aiding, wo quote prime nominally as last week.
psrt in &sinking staft. - -12 s. to 13a • Locks and Cots, 6e. to 10s. '
9.-T.-ITI 0 N.-A. ROWLAND sad SON, ffo, t E. ,re ,: el i P Pee", 35. Per 7"d. Pe", 374. P•r I°l'l italaY, fr"' YROTU,, J ULY 23.-There were but few les of Wheat LEI . 'The 'no
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Neu. prose Leeds. hoe to routket 1100111gy and Min • 'IP 141•10•4theiTtrarthrereeiteme- °Ms tim rts I° arls- qr° 412 • kEa A Mali aiMP
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Engiall
kiu ,61.4 Or the atiorapta of sow who, to dm- We have received, by express, Paris letters and Fk`7" 14"" al W'IL J" 11 a 14. W'44nh li d .136irros, I Y ea.-. ee - ' •' ' , own in oar mar et to- y. amount o usi nem mar et. he supplies of new are scantily brought forward,
am insonfactura TO the Obeyer & Dumfries, 1 p S. E. & Dover,
_MI . Wheat, per bullet, owing to the disproportion betvreen its value here and the
Veal i''ise•ri '''• Oilmen • -.woe' ifindor tha MOW sinalleed°4"- journals of Yesteular• Man. ft liir. Gre. le 31 p newst ik Man. Eighths, 2al able for bringing on the rein amps, and WAIF wale • '
,fi *B.-,frikof
~911ZuftElattilathey,-01. Baas, rateniareslath it is held by the_ growers_ . There haa bens
savant as , oernrsect dspartomets, with insiate 76seee_euse- The business of' ttie session of the French Chambers LEEDS RAIZ& Jetv 24. has been ofi'..red far salts than bug markotaday, asd calm SOL emar, 6Sa. per ase .
were able to select what they required on rather /1/Weelealnei . sishVirgead for huts disaff/11111111/Platibreetee
am aue Cili copy ibe labels MR, adreelliounia.
0,,,,,,,,,,, ~,,,,10,.,„ "o„t, 555 '..j:&.. en the ee= was virtually brought to a close on Saturday. Some To•day the market eau very tame and the transactions
scarcely say business done in other cora. Few Torn, JULY 24.-We had a fair quantity of Wheat offer-
ing at ouz market to-day, but our farmers still ocurtinue to eft.
r=r;„ 7"...,„zt.dr:x„.11"1.1. 2,11.... k. "Labileet, „if mid formal proceedings remain to be taken before the final iwreepreeetweeeePtreic.rses7eret2..lfl , and in ' eof the limn &slight
on the faith of the report. of blight, de. can beirLttr- demand much higher rates for it than can be made In the the clip comes but slowly out of the hands of the growers.
etier.erea.---The Wool market is firm at resent rates;
dddeete ix, the aeat, eon,eqnsarly eels b00m...• Lis' Earool.-Foreign' Wool has been in fair reqeest, the
o easueL.,••• puuotrus that et the=roboamh emu oaseerees et adjoarnment, winch will take place aboat the 1 lth of P.. tbooLa, York Eat, 14s d Man. & Lodi. (W.K.Uolem), 2s. though authenticated in several tastance;, the extent is mid COMM Uig•
chief demand having been for Russian, which for some time
sok" too...link. Mu- •A. BOW LA ND 5 zee eue ev tweet. next month. E. leneads New Setts la. Bd. p 2a. Gd. p lu b. Halled• Wheat, red, 72a- t° 761. ; white; 76s t° Ws ; was done and prices remain unaltered. Oat' and Bealet are
a ROW innlen, Leedom sod hy MI etwielitaNd perfumers
M. l'ellapm paid the fine of 10,000 francs immech-
• Do. New, PM 14s. dd. d Mae., hoe-, laaa, me rmAkl- 4 Oats, 26a. to 331. ; Beene; 641- to 584. Per qr. to the ffre'rer• also with'out alteration in value, and but few samples of Poe hes Was moo neglected than any letter kind, and the
ilf7Eill-sv .KW ELLS tivIDS TO HILA LTD At 4 D IA/N 0 LIPS. Gt. Northern, 375. ed. d Newc. aad Dm. New, 41 p
Pow Is cub. by pom, lo stoma la. 61. ash, ately on hearing the sentence of the Court of l'eers Leen & rhi,,,L l•ref., 1I s Gd. d 2e. Eritleds Eaten., 3a. p COLCIIIISTIR, JULY 24.-The supply of Wheat is some- either showing. The following are the present* prices of Illkill 110 unduly depressed. Some large salesof
WHAT TO EAT, DRINK AND AVOID, mod. He wan acrordingly set at liberty, and the 7.14.'7" end atdr"d, 74. 44' 4 N 47174 W`14'7177 7.74' 6d' d what larger than last week, but the same inactivity prenils grain : Wheat, white, per qr., 82s. te 864. ; red, 60s. to gee weehed Pens have been made at former rates. The
NYMIL% 11144.11.1 for WI Onislibilal I. HOW TO BE Lon., Brighton, 3s 3. Coot, 55 as then noted. No dteration in prices. No Beau Offering. Beans, 545. to 56a. Rye, 584. tO 625. Malt, 78e. to 804. demand for Scotia is limited, and prices quite nomind. Ia-
FT. .. J.,,sioriv...--ew gt b ogosogaks tho. olookom, next morning sent an equal sum to the prefect of
previoully, 41,644_ i total, 41,853. Scotch, 160 ; previously,
DUBLD4 BA LES, JuLT 24. Two or three samples of.new Peas, which sell at 46e. to 50s. Oets, per stone of 141 b., 17d. to 18d. Flour, per sack of Pftes for the wait ending July 24 : Forei,gn, 309 bales ;
or W0uew......._„..11•11 Wiwew,Bll, 65.=. welt ae°7.,,eanha police to be applied to the liberation of persons of the
ema riee-d •-•-•'.4...1 ''' olliis= industrious classes confined for debt.
Wig
111., Ig• at our cemermL less alesempre of
ft Mem menions. the worst einalad LIN= comeLznio.
Dublin k Drogheda, 34
Ditto Thirds, 13
Dublin and Kingstown, 153
dim, 5,05 5,4105.t00y be Te.uhr=6,l The Madrid journals and letters of the 20th have Ditta Halve., ra
es. PatCruussarow; Mann, 30, Sulh. A been received Our own correspondent's version of , Ditto ;lieeelerm, 9 Dub., Dun, & Rath., 2a. 6d. per quarter.
Ot. S. & W. Ex. from Mallow to
Fernsoy, 39.. Gd.
Gt. 9. & W. Ext., Mountaselick
In., las
GL 8. 5 W., Clon. & ve., 21 2.801 b., 565. to 60s.
Exeran, JULY 23.-The supplies of Wheat Redly in our DUBLIN, JULY 23.-We have pawed another week of
market have been moderate, and prices may be quoted 2a. splendid weather, and in eame places in this vicinity the
to as. per quarter higher than on this day week. Vere unite crops are approaching maturity; indeed, a few sam• 6,102 ; total, 6,112.
little Barley and Oats were on offer, and we note no altera- of new Bens have 'beady appeared. At this day's market, the "r"W" "'"'"''''•
pl.
....E0.,....eFLA Lt.-There was a moderate demand for Wools,
at much the • prime as our last, but broke, and • s
Oervalho, IN. Eleatetreet ; Nelms. La. waramm; ' minnerran.-The best Teg Wool, unmixed with tete-
value of Wheat, Oats, and Indian Corn was maintained, but Hoo; no; to 330 wo too ; throe-fourth. to
erlilluellittreceether. 10, AUMI-Placo. Eacsintotrest. Kilkenny li G. S. & W. 1., 611. tion in currency.
the exclusion of the King from the palace at Madrid ' re,,, ,„„oefteee. uoy, Ennio,. &Kb, yo,, Is. tot, g, 30s ; one-half,
differs in some respects from that which we Five meet & Bale-mole 28 Mid. Gt. W. Est° Gal., la. 6d.25. GLoCCESiza, JULY 24.-At our market this day there Flour and Oatmeal wen *heavy sale at thereto. of Tueada
Th fll ' th ral • ' Wh 'i' 2133__,. • one-third, 28s. Interior Wools, from 225. to 21s.
WINCHOTeIt JULY 24.- Several staplers were offering,
elsewhere. It appears, by private letters received mem sod County Down, 36 Wea„ car., ft Dub. ewe, Is, ft so, was • good supply of English Wheat, which wu freely e o owing was e gene currency : eat, per 2801b5.,
LATEST INTELLIGENCE. to-day, that the Minister of the Interior was obliged Cork and Bandon. 5
C,ork, Mack., isi Ras., 2 cuss astwoosen, ox nor rums. Offered at last week's prices, but millers held off from pur_ red, 355. to 40s. ; white, 38.. to 425. Oats, per 1981b5., 17e
Arm., Cole.. & Port., 4a. chasing, and the trulo ruled dud. The few salmi reported of to 20s. Barlm. per 22411 ft , 17s. to 245. Oatmeal, per ewt, for the best Dories Tog Wool, 31s. ter 314. 6d. the tod, and
from 30s. to 31s. for best long Wools. Mixed Wools froze
to deliver to the Prince-Consort a written order, Dublin & Belfast In., 7148 Auden & Bantry, 6s. Gd. foreiga were at former price.. Barley, Beans, and Oat., as 18.7. to 22e. • Eked.; (is sacks) per cwt., seconds, 225. to 23..; 28., to 28;,. , 0t,,,
THIS DAY, Four o'C'lock. before he could obtain his consent to refrain from D 417" &L.' & C4l. 2.7" ad' °Dcatspdonon6y,,=,24: os, jes, below noted, with very little paean/. During the week American, per buret, 33a. te 371. ; new Bere, per 2241b5., , 245.
YORX.-i'ho market continues steady, with a fair business
Do. Sens 2.. 74.6 d.
there has been a moderate su nee of nglith Wheat, which 17a. to 1&. lidian Cern, per qr. ot 4801ba., 28.. to 45..
NEWS FROM PORTUGAL. an attempt to return to the palace. Dundalk and eriniatillen, 14 11 Dublin & Belfast J. Ex., 1 s.b. 6d. Ic • , .
Greet S. and W., 311 6 Dublin and Enniskillen, 4 k doing, without any alteration in price. The show was small
found read, buyers at fall. rates. lor foreign there bas BELYABT, JULY 22.-Since Thursday last the weather, in and the buyers appear to have determined for the remainder'
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sc., Ise. ed.
The Indus arrived this morning at Southampton, lee, S. T.,,otera, 1 1 Dub. As Sand. At., Bs. Braley must be noted Is. to 2.. per etr. cheaper. Beans are in crops, which are generally reported to be abundaat The
By the Iberia steamer, Captain Bower, Lieutenant Galway and F.nnis, U. better demand, at 3s. to 3s. per qr. advance. In Oats there is supplies at our roan market from the country an Teryamall. CATTLE, &e.-Sm ITIIVIELD, Tree 0.C70ek.-We
with the second portion of the last India mail.
fimyth, R.N. agent, arrived this merning at South- Killarney Innetions, 111 Gt. Munster Italloy, 2s. &I. change. Wheat, English, white, per imp. bush., 9s. 9d. to We have no accounts of any confidence this week as to the have agood supply of Beasts, but the demand is also con-
Do. Scrip, 38. Irish N. Midland, I Is.
'futon, with tho Peninsublr Mails, we have accounts Mkt. Gt. se. &Boy. Coal, 151161 Limerick and Ennis, 10e. 100. 3d. ; red, th. to 91. 6d. • Dantsic (low te high mixed) return of the potato disease ; what comes to our market ap- aiderable, there is therefore scarcely any reduction ,in prise.
to tho following dates, viz., Gibraltar, 16 ; Cadiz, 17 ; DEATH OF LADY HOLLAND.-We regret 10 SD- Do. Naives, 116 Larne, Belft.,&l3sliy.,fa. ed. 74. rat per 480 lee ye 3d. to b,. ga, t Polish, ponicranian, pear to be very healthy. We have eight grain nude in since The best Soots are still making 54. per Bffis. ; there ia a slow
Stettin, 8.. 9d. to 9.. ; Odessa hlananopoli, soft, 8.. 3d. to our last. In Wheat, the supply from the country is nearly trade for inferior qualities. From Holland and Germany
Lisbon, 19 ; Oporto, 21; and Vigo, 2 2nd inst. novae. the death of this lady, which took place oa Saturday N 07777 sad Ennieldfien, la Id. Newry. M 717041., k LaidaidereY
Newry, War., & Itescreur, 894 .14, I le. fel. 84. 9d. ,• °deem Taganrog, hard, 8.. to 81. 3d. BarleY, nominal. Barley : There 1/ none in from the country. we have 761, from Leicester 900, Northampton 400, about
tem at Holland.honse Her ladyshi died ve suddenl
When the Iberia left Liebon all was quiet. A -' _ •
~,,,, P ry f• waterbed and Limeriek. 20i Ii Nay Ram, Cas, & NIL Joree 2. Engliah, grinding, per 392161., 345, to 36a. ; malting, per imp. Flour : Not in good demand, and our millers have not 500 Lincolns, and the remainder from various parts of the
squadron had sailed from the Testa for Madeira and ARRIVAL OF' MR. tYL:ONNELL'iI REMAINS IN LON- w,c4.74.74 44‘1,k1444°Wita, la. y.,21,4:1„. ~..„ear . Is. qr., 60a. to 54e; foreign, grindiag, 345. to 341.13 d.; =Hiner, 535. altered their quotations. American wells freely from 35e. to country. The number of Sheep and Lambs is rather
DON.-Tho remains of Mr. O'Connell, sccompanied by hie mat, Wee., Vs sok., &
the Weetern 'shade, consisting of tho Sidon and Wattd.k Trarsore, V4.62.1i4.0. to d6s. Beans, English, per imp. bushel, Gs. &I. to 6.. 9d. ; 365. per ban*. Oata :In rather better demand, principally larger, but there is a deficiency in weight of meat. Late
John and Dauiel, and the Rev. Dr Miley, frs. 6d. to 6. fld • French, for feedi with a ht advance Oatmeal unarm • redue- r'ees are full su next indee few a wns a d
Geyser steamers, the Amazon, 19, and Recruit brig, rani I ih b ai fro 9 la . 'Th f 1
ast rig t, ytr a m out amptoo. e unera Cock :... Waterford, Is. Gd.
iret in rporssis. Sueoissp7enisos. 1345 Aso 1816. Wes., Wet, k Velem, le On teed foreign, Enrptian, pe 654 lbs. .. , ; ; ng, dig . ; ; p i y ppo , d a be tDo n
Dutch, small tick, 6s. to 6.. 4d. ; Oats, per 3121bs„Ltmerick, tion of Is. per cwt.; store lots a dull sele, at a similar de- half bred*, and some of the choicest Lambs make nearly
the French frigate Armide, and the Spanish frigate cortige arrived at Halve from Paris oa Thunday lase but, EDINBURGH ittLES, JINX 29. Ws aferd, and Enniscorthy, white, 335, to 345. ; Cork, cline. Indian Corn and Meal, of prime quality, sell slowly 2d. per Bibs. advance ,but we cannot generally quote highez.
Villa da Bilboa, with the intentioa of vindicating owing to the ill health of Mr. Daniel O'Coneell, ofteftsafta eicer, saa ed. East of Plis, Us 31,4 • Waterford, and Toughen, 31s. to 335. • Welsh, black, imp., at a decline of 10a. to 20s. per ton. The large quantities of Trade is very slow amongst the Calve., and to effect a
the sovereignty of the Queen in the foreign it wee necessary to make • halt in that t; wn until Saturday, Device and Norte. Ja., 30s.ed. I min.& Newport, 76 30s. to 011. • Irish, per 3121b5., 30.5. to 31s. Peas, per inferior and damaged on the minket sell at all prices. clearance rather lower prices were rubmitted 80. From
the coffin, in the meantime, having been placed in the °horde Dundee and Perth, 181 Do. New, 41a. imperial bus'hel, English, breakers, Ba. to Ba. &I. ; foreign, Prime Corn, 101. to 101. 55. ; meal, 10i. 15s. to 111. ss. Holland and Orenuany we have 1,8113 Sheep and 181
settlements of Portugal. Min., Leith. n :d Groton Ora, 1 N. &lb& Om, 878.1560.
of Notre Dame. On Saturday night the Party sailed on Do, Nee Qrs. sotto. 155. cd, 7a. 6d. te fts. ; grey and grinders, per 6.511 be., English, per ton. Calves ; and 1,11". Sheep from Spain. Trade is brisk for
The Terrible had started, it was said, for Angola, board the new South Western Steam Navin' atio• is Co:esteem. Ediaile•a6dierthemt2e• 171 Do. Thuds, 48a. C.& 6.. to 6s. 3,1. - foreign, 6s. 3d. to 6s. 641. Flour, best CORK, SCLY 73.- i still have beautifully fine and ripen- Pigs ; late priest /re well supported.
to return with the prisoners of Torres N'edrae. The ship Express, which arrived at Southampton on Sunday De,. gee, els bd.' dia. I seconds, English', 158.. to 60s. Linseed Cake, Dutch, per ing weather, a eoatineance of which would ensure se an a„,,e:ar"°°e„.'"lbl '. 4. • L Pas 'is's° li n"- .• •' 4 -
Spanish general, Conchs, arrived at Lisboa on the morning, after a voyage of little more than seven ham. We ton, 101. to 101. 10s. ; French, 12/. 10e. to 131. Imports 4 f 0 Been Doe.&lll.•bda. Wra 0
. JuLT 24. abundant harvest. 'rocs rumour of blight and red ot iiii iriftei.ftreni:-... a
_ ....... 4 10 Bart Laag-Wwl•
14th, on a visit to the queen, and on the 18th resumed believe that the coil= is still conveyed in the same hearse, atiadooi. Net, 355, 6d, Glaagow and Grettiosk,l9 for the week =ding July 23: Wheat, 2,918; Barley, hi the wheat 'Nit some days since, hu been much ossomi eollt7 Dam& •.. 4 • no*, Sam. 0
~gots, in which it left Genoa. The reoaraeratglroceeded
his command at Oporto, from wheece the Spanish " f . Dundee sad ri.rth Qre., fts. lyrit.ew.
lir Berwick New, 91 4,1 W ; Oats, 887 ; Beaus, 621; Pees, 23. i ..ua ogee 4 2 , nue sad raid witty 4
exaggerated, ... bet
_eel more ,r less in existence, not to me
with their melancholy charge this morning by e North FAA. et Northern 171 Br sh Qrs., 84a. oi. Rs& 4 4 1 Ewdo.6lima o
broops would retire immediately, with the excel). 'Neater. Donway. to Birkenhead, thereto embark the re- Perth. end Nrwimrie 7 Do. New (Pa seri', ise"d• GerLoroare JULY 24.-We had a fair supply of Wheat, such an enter,. r°'• ••ich alarm. There is no in- mu nom. a Ralebnie s 4 Lusts I
eon of two brigades, which would remain in mains for Deblin. Do. New, 395. SO 6d. Do. Thirds, 48s. Bd. but millers were not free buyen ;en advance of fre. to 10s. crease of the • 0
IZ'l7 trafti,,id we confirm our Lae; as 84•twm at wwvt.t. 3.174 ',a.m.." lowtot”.0W1 Ono. sio • Pssa S 7 •
rt. two Fein -Large droves of Devons Herefords, and
Edits. and Perth Halves, Ss. 9d. per load was with difficulty obtained for the best conditioned to its being ei. - igtiti '„ol a milder charaster 4.b •
he city till the close of the two months assigned CHARACTERISTIC ANECDOTE OF LORD BYRON.- short.horns from the West of England, ale; a great many
GLASGOW SALM JOLT 23. samples, but little progress being made with the other sorts. than it WU ~,jatt.,3 aagg ~.;. chilly crop may be pro-
*, the protocol. The forts and batteries of Oporto " Oh, that was in Rome," mid Tborwaldsem, _
_" when I was Caledonian New, 18. s. 6d. take, Dula-. & cerliele, V. ba. Wheat. white, 201. to 221. 1.5 i. ; red, 113 i. 10s. to 20/. Bar- nounced safes, ;',`,, i,.
~,„, ~,,,,,,,,e suerrilre Of fine Webb, Scotch, and Irish, in the fair. The best 18-months
ore to be dismantled, and the artillery and !mini- about to make BYron's endue. He Pierced himself ism oe- z. India, la W. 34 04. Mau Peninsular, U. 3d. lev, 405. to 48a. Oats, 30s. to 355. Beane, 641. to 695. quality daily _ ..se .• - _ ,A. 'ls on 211 be. and two-yeswold Devon' and Herefords seemed to sell the
ions of war &hipped to Lisbon. The Junta posits to se, and began immediately to mousse tateetaseher It Lothian Cool, 37a. 6d. WU. Maack and Southampton, New, s''
hew Peas, 465. to asp. /Roar exotuidneffig dull, ' . -`• ° ii,.. .; ... in wan and at prices very remunerative, some best Steers
counts-mace to what was customary to hies. Will you not Iftim aad Newport Now, 434. 225. 3d. Els. 441. •,Ire.'.'' • • L. . /_ h 141. to lel. mich ; Heifer. from 121. to 141. We
if Faro had submitted to the Queen ; Vahan' was se men e, 'aid 1, " but IrOu must not make these faces." "It 4445.504 Perth Now. U. &tad- MANCIIRSTER, JULY 24.-The trade during the week ham grantitf ' 41. , saa• , - _
.0,41 some good ahort•horns make from 121. to 131. each.
exhibitoi much &mama against large foreign supOts and son" cariD. . fon*, • ei 94 "'. ' ' begtootch sold well at from 91. to 12/. The Welsh, of
a emelleatiell ef the town- Marshal Naldanha is my erpressioneemeid Bums. " Indeed," said I, and then 1 hes M. •,e0 ._
~,.,
sr at Braga, establishing order in the northern pro- made him as I whhed, and everybody said, when it was Caledonian New, ask 1 sea au Perth Neu 15.41... U. Imam albs daw wren. Flu Whdot. Flour, sad Bans, ePuroellaui,r.,.. :ii ,4,
....„,ide.yggc,-.„ oris, .. • d shape, were also very_ sOon taken off, at from
rinces. Der Majesty's ships Ilibernia, Trafalgar, finished, that I. had hit the ninnies. 'When Byron, how_ East Indian, 40. 94. .
. Lothian (Matte, 365. M. Olas. Kilns., gad Ardis's, 738.755. there bee been a steady and extensive demand at fell prices.. e,• 0 • ....Nl*. .
Mot. k South. New, 21s. 3d. The same remark applies to the Liverpool market, where a Inman Corn and mese ana consequenaire hiMe ;:m de- -. • each. Yrom six•months to nine-months sleek
3uperb, and Canopue, and the steamers Jackal and ' he said "It does not resemble me at all • I look E
ever say it, , ; , mend for both. This week the arri of meth laden ° sod young Steers made high figures. Foreman Irish
large enigmas was done yesterday, for the consumption not
_,th _ . _ . _ . _
...m.....
,xo stock trade was slack. So brisk a fair for the efte
more unhappy."l "He wee, above all things, Do desirous of Dread-stuns amount to *taut SU, and tile
Bulldog, were at Lisbon, and the America and
looking extremely unhappy," added Thorwaldien, with • P RODUCE -M memo-LAN g, Hw-
y past Two:7 only of this, but for transmisaion to distant parts of the wr
to over 60 ; not y nor in harbour woke,* kol=m6l ef 1 dock has not been witaeseed for fame time past, nearly
;teenier' Olreliater and Polyphemus were at Oporto. comic expretsion.-Anderserea life. The public sales of Sugar advertised for to-morrow is again country. At Wakefield there was • stop busmen,
.at full
~ Pricers to farmers: Barley (new) per berrel of 16 mei% lle. ell of /Med. eltralq harit4t been Purehaeftl early in the day-
rhe Jupiter leR Oporto for Lisbon on the 21st. Colonel Tile POTATO DISEASE.-The followin a in considerable, say 400 hor , .
eads West India • 8 000 bar rates for Wheat, and an advance o 2s. per q
Mars Bengal and Madras ; 400 selects Jays, and 300 hogsheads upon Beans. We have • maady, a
h t not extensive ta at., Per stone, .to .
Whi 0 barrel of 14 -16 s 18s dd. Wheat Some of the bat Hunters and carriage Horses realised great
sums • several, we heard, made from 70/. to 1051. nth ; nao-
Wylde has arrived in tho Iberia. the editorial department of the Gardeners' tArotseete and üb'ect to &I. r barrel and Oats and 13ariey to 4d.
Havannah. Coffee : 150 cmks Jamaica and 900 begs Ceylon. market to-day. Wbeat firm at the qaotation of our last ; 2.) 1 pc .
addi • _ , oosos,'„ ski; to gei; soot. w0n...d0 cot., fr. ,24,. to 30/.
LISBON, JULY 19. Agrierttural Gazette, which is conducted by n
-le Lreeller 2 000 b R' dS • Refined Sugar very dull ; fresh rack and good barrel Flour each Is. higher •
, ags ice lul wee. per barre brokerage in bon to um Gaeta
' Black Oats per barrel of 14 stone 16s. In Mil Corn,
e, -- law"' 8 U 11 shaped P • 181 each •
nia we • . ono, up to . , poor Hacks,
Within an hour or eo of the sailing of the last -pert ape, the most careful and therefore relftble writer that standard quality, 535. Then has been • good demand for Beans 2a. per quarter dearer ; in other articlea no venation. aged, and other indifferent Horses, could be had at any sum
ton, white, 101. ; yellow, 101. to 101. 10s. Indian
racket, the entire of the political prisoners, up to that time could be quoted on this subject :-• w
'- e can ang ea,' that Ries to-day, and sales have been made to some extent for Wheat, per bushel of 70 lbs., English, white, lls. 6d. to P.,er tual.
white,
II i. to 111. 10s. , ellow 11 i. to between 21. and 101. each. The Welsh and other Ponies
naucerated in Fort St. Julian, or imprisoned on board the our present information leads us to believe that ' e disease' arrival at full prices. Cotton, inactive. Indigo .._ The ule 12a. ; red, 10s. to Ile. 3d. ; Irish and Scotch, white, u
111. 10s. Oatmeal, rton,l7l. Flour, . ey , dsta; s; 23, seemed but little in demand. The large dray cattle were
hips of the British squadron, were set at liberty, and with- is muce mitigated ; that although Tery general, it does not is progressing very heavily to-day, and • further decline has 10s. Gd. to 11.. 6d.; red, 9..94. to 10e. 6d. Barley, per
nds, 22a. ; ho Pelt ld , 16e. to 195., tchinis, 9.. to 12c no
nip taken by London dealers at sums varying from 301.
rut having yielded to the obnoxious conditions sought to be spread, but rather seems to be confined to individuals or been established in Madras. Rum • Dull •, prices unsteady. bushel of 60 lbs., grinding, 64. to 6.. 3d. Oats, on
e B to 41 to 51u {hut., meal;por ton, jea to tgi. to 1. each. Stout roachiners, Or those fit for railroad eon-
= upon them. The setting at large of those officers, or small localities ; that it is moat common and malignant in Tea : Firm. In other articles no attendees. bushel of 451 b., English, Scotch, and fine Iruh, ran, pas n. • • tractors were also much in demand good sound four to six
the delaying their liberation until that particular richly-manures' lands, in warm damp place., and in late ____ 4s. &I. te ss. ; Irish kiln-dried runs, 41. 2d. toes. 6d. Beans, Canadian Flour, per barrel, 365. to 875.; United States, 38c , ,
year old selling at from 301. to 401. each ; stout, aged, 20/. to
moment i when the packet was just outside the bar), planted crops. All this may however change, with the 4 lbs Fogliela small 6.5. to1:58. -
TALLOW.-JeLY 26.-The market is firm for flreir•a•s° a ' ' ' • ' ' ' '
tick ess to 3,es; Barrel Indian Corn Meal, 21s.
lemardex, JULY 24.-We have large arrrivals of Indio. 301. Horses for farm-work were also sold at high prices,
took everybody by surprise, and hes generally induced changing weather. Neverthelem, there are better grounds ale per 6 imperial bushels, fine, 60s. to 625. ; 6" Co • fom 20/. to 3,55. each given for many. Trade very brisk for
P Y.O on the po at 48e. 34. for fine in small parcels, but rn and Bread-entre and from the continuance of fine r
seconds, 565. to 58.. Flour, per sack of 2801 be., English and all good cattle, while inferior animals of all kinds wen almost
the belief that the English agenb, in eomunction with the for hope than we have had at any time for this two bat • '
'relit' • I su 'I .' I res • weather (favourable for the harvest) rices have eded
government, so arranged matters as to be first in the field years.' e°le° e P 1111 Py' f'p 3'7°n Y P "ng Iridi fine, 461. to 50s. • suPerfine, 62a. to 63e... .' extra: 541. to • ' P ' sal bl
In'? u 1 d
in England with the news of an occurrence they are pleased ts. own me te moves off steadi v an is in fair lUD lv
wan " .g• 56. Oatmeal, per bead of 240 lbs., English ana Irish, but demand a litttle more active. Indian Meal in more un ea e•
at 475. to 475. 6d. per cwt., net cash. The following tale ~,_'. to 445; request, tbe smutty millers being in want of water. Foe Saturday'. a f ariets see ha paps.
io style an act of clemency The firmness of the Counts das CRICKET. shows the present stock of foreign Tallow, as well u the e"" American Flour is also sought for, at a mall improvement
. •
&atm and Sada Bandeira, and of tho other chiefs end Roble- „„ MARLBOROUGH, JOLT 24.-Best Wheat sold 80s.
otAItYIIIBONI CLUB AND GROIIND v. SCRRET.-This gaantit) on hand at this period of the Iset three years: kw' in value. The continued report of blight in Hue Wheat
men, in indireantly refusing to attach their names to a qr.; good, 78s. ; inferior, 68s. to 72a. Barley heavy et ow.
extraordinar match, which occupied Thunday and Friday, PARTICULARS OF TALLOW IN LONDON growing crops, has caused all articles of food to be more SHIPPING.
degrading document, which would have bound them ight, 465. Oats stand at last
by h • cl • til Setae& •
was not roug tto its con usion na 7 evening. 1644. 1845. 1116. 1847. per qr.; good moderate we looked for. Galata Indian Corn, 101. to 101. 5.. per ton ; Mame Anarran.-Dublia, 6 ; Waterford,4 ; Donaghldese.
lud and foot to be nothing beyoed patient ,„; ... . Casks. Ceske. Casks. Casks. quoted pnees. Beans not so bad as at fint represented,
anal score wail thus : Spanish, 104 ; Italian, 101. ; Egyptian, 61. to 81. ; damaged, 2; Guernsey and Jersey, 1 ; French, 2; Flanders, 1 ; Hot-
'relators of the horrors daily enacted here by ar" tr.... Stock thls day
drunken soldiery, excited and let loose upon a disarmed A. Earnallaw, Esq., run ont - Wind this day at noon, N.N.W.,
people., cannot be too !Duch lauded ; and, indeed, their firm- Huth, h Clarke
sass in this respect has added (if that be poseffile) to the Day, b Ilidor
10 Arrival last week
483 81 143 light bneze, and fine.
726 has been upon the whole of an extremely favourable thane- WATERFOND, JULY 24.-Our imports of Bread-stuffs this DEAL, July 24.-S. to E.S.E.-26th, E. to N.E. by R.,
prestige amongst their countrymen these patriotic and gsl. Center, Hog= Ctirita .... .
42 4
4241 b
nai
12 Ditto from June I
hot men possessed before. Before quitting the jail, l'e.e.Pe_lle. Peel,-
• req*c Dee';', 0 ltinr.r.... 0 c Deno, h lidlyer
rope are looking remarksbly evinced less disposition to force sales than of late ; our mar- frigate), Havannah, for Amsterdam ; Simon Perkins, New
the Count das Antes had caused to be printed, and ;•;,.;t11::!;•,..q.*: Walker, b Clarke 1 b Lillywhita l6 wolf. The trade at present is iii a mast critical petition, tor ket, in consequence, has recovered, to • groat extent, its Orleans, for Bremen ; Helen Haddon, St. John's, N.B. ;
bad einula,ed amongst his friends, a vindication of C. li. there, ;.eft., a Walker, b -
himself and of the civil members of the junta of Oporto Dinyft M e Lillywhite, b Howarth 7 CORN.- MARK-LANE. -- The arrivals of both transactions have taken place in Camden uebee - Eothel New York - Jesse St Croix
with the present diminished state of the stocks throughout recent depress n. Few ; Q ; ; , . , ; .
it would be liable to much excitement in the either Wheat, Oats, or Barley ; prices en, therefore, only for Copenhagen. Sailed : Mary Ellen, Mauritius. Arrived
boat a charge pertinaciously brought against him and Brockwell. not out ..-.......... a • /707darth, h Balser .. Oil foreign Wheat and Flour, during the past week, were again tbe country
them, and which he complains was even n-echoed by Lord J. Peto, Eo., c Moe ...„; 7 • not out : very large, amounting to about 80,0a0 qrs. of the former, qu main as on
th ' i fi gather wider be oted ' ally this day sennight. Sales of from the river and sailed : Maitland, Port Phil_pi ; Emma,
event of untoward wea er setting n : ire w
Brougham is the English House of Lords, to the effect that Sherman, CI
b arke
Byes, 7 ; wide, 2 ........ ......- .... 9 Byes, 10
enin would be a moat calemitons thin for the country. and for choice sweet samples full prior have been readily' Philip; Bengal Merehent, Bombay.
difference of opinion existed amongst thc chiefs of the Oporto _ ___ sates for any deficiency in the supply of home produce. e---
k t %hie ' e had Pod ter show of obtained; but inferior and ilLeonditioned parcels are difficult Sourueerrox, July 24.-Arrived : Cleopatra, Prince
_t our mar C. Morning w a in era .
Party as to the sailing of the expedition afterwards captured, nu 10l The show of Wheat in Mark-lane tbis morning, by A
Wheat from the growers, but from the °out as well as from to move, except in retail, for feeding purposes.; There has Edward's Island.
aed throwing the onus as it were upon the count solely, for !CANTU:2OM land-carriage samples front the near counties, was large
events so disamrous to the cause ; the count denies this upon Hon. R. Grimaces, b Day
a fair extent. Farmers' samples been rather more inquiry for the better desenpuons of Flour GLotereras, July 24.-Arrind i Mexican, New Orleans.
3 e Sherman, b Day I b h Mad till i to be T Jul 25 NN W Off P 20th M • d
sold but slowly, but in south country as well as in foreign at ate rates; et t • coarser • • eont nue neg- °mug, y .- . . .- ort, ; aria ea
37 the weather coutinues so favourable for the growing a .
his honour, and pledges himself to present very shortly peen, tun„ out. _
40 c Fells, 0 Sherman
I ted A te fth ad fth tato diaeue Louisa, Robiruon, and St. Thomar,New York.
lo the world, a full explanation or detail of all the real 4,,-:: Cii01,..e.• Eli':er"'°:rot is e nokor, 5 got,. 54 crops, show no disposition to increase their stocks. The rates
80s., choice foreign red 785., and Danteic, 82s. per qr. roe in this neighbourhood increase every day. Present .
PLYftouru, July 2.-Variable.-Arrind, 24th ; North
circumstances that led to foreign intervention, and a; eedsor, e.g., 0h....
pectively For Fleur there is more inquiry, and Norfolk prices : Wheat, millers', Iriab, per 20 stone, 396. te 405.; Briton, Quebec. Sailed : H.M S. Resietance, Mauritius.
to support his statement by official decumenta. I just Dakin, c Brock-well, Is Metter
1 elides • uld ad'l d 56e 6" kbu f • 365. t 40s I dian Com, Danube, per 20 *toes, WHITSHAORN, July 24.-The Hector, Liverpool, to
WO Pt / Ecoggisuut .to 4.. per eat , tws mem o . n
*Bads to thi. matter, for, as tlae count assumes to be deeply Clarke, run out
have few sellers upoa such term., holders anticipating that by 24e. to 255. ; American, red and yellow, 21s. to 23.. ; Spanish Newfoundland, has put in here leaky, having been on there
aggrieved at the discussion alluded to in the House of Lard., F. laltebsil, req., rus cot
11 decline of ss. per qr. upon English, and 3.. upon foreign Wheat.
1 0 Cheater waiting &little, better terms may be made. Our platen reread and Portuguese, 21s. to 225. ; white, 225. to 23e. • damaged, near Maryport The Earl of Selkirk is a total wreck, near
it is but fair to allow him to give his version of the 11. NPustos. EA, li Ihineas . b
Ds_ The town millers have reduced the top pnes of Flour to 60e. . .
Hillyer, bps,
affair, and his denial of any statement affecting his repute- wreatta e.t.a,
......._
confirmed, south country qualities would, of coarse, parte 58e. ; seconds, 60s. to 615.; thir 46e, to 461.; fourths, SEINLDS, July 24.--S.E.--Sailed i Bengal, Calcutta.
non at a military chief or a man of honour, Byes, 4; wke, 1 ... 3 Byes. 11 ; wide, 6; no Barley unaltered in value. Oats, in consequence of large
cipate in the improvement. Barrel Flour is worth 395. to 36e. to 40s. American, fer barrel, 314. to 871. Oatmeal, Hem., July 24. - W.N.W. - 25th.- NE.-ArriTed :
I wish I could have finished here the recital of the bee, 1
40e In R Fttl • • d h be 'el f per cwt., 23e. to 245. ndian Coen Meal, per urt., 10e. Pearl, New Orleans; Standard, St. Andrews. Sailed : Re-
s i els paarang, an t e same may us o
fact of releasing the prisoner., but the most atrocious - „-,„ in the middle of the week. Beans must be quoted 2s. dearer iur. .
ley bialt hos inquired for, and tending downwards. to 115.; wheaten, 14s. ta 17e. Rye Meal, per mt., 85. 'lance, Quebec.
91 ''''' and Peas 4.. cheaper.
mts and brutal violence perpetrated upon the persons of sweep se ousa,,, Beaus sod Peas nominally support their value. With Oats eo 9s. Bran, per 841 be., 3.. 6d. to 4s. Impacts this week, Du BMW, July 23.-N.W.-Arrived : Eurydice, Demerara;
Marylebone thus won by 9 runs, after having had to fol. BRMSIL
* large menrity of these officen on the landing.plues,
K t, red 72 te 76 to 78... white- 70 te 78 to 60 we were scantily supplied by our growers, but the foreign exclusive of arrivals at Ross: Indium Cora, 1,930 qrs. ; Eliubeth aad Anne, Trinidad ; Charles 'Tidy, N w York ;
at the quay., and in the streets after landing, you have yet to low their inning,. Wazar, rase: and en
Norfolk and Sofibik. 70 to 74 to 74- do ..... .71t073 to 78 arrivals are large. Choice meeting descriptions were in Rye Meal, 413 tons; Flour, 1,000 barrels. Wave, St. John's, N.B.
be inform( el of. As the boats reached the shore a strong Talavera (Seem or Suffolk) 7,: ,„t4 !,1 fair reqnest ,• but in other kinds little was done, factors Daocianna, July 24.-The Pantaloon, for Constantinople,
battalion of Algarve troops were marched down to the river COMMERCIAL It MARKETS. Camb. & Lin., red.... 70 to 72 to 74...w15itc..... if 7° -- - being unwilling to force sales at any abatement Wheat, CHEESE. -RgAromo, JULY 24. - There was a and the Ann end Mary, from Milford, were in contact in the
ede, who took the swords of the officers from their baggege, Northumb. and Sootchdo. -to -... do__ -to- te - _ , .
ear river 22nd but. The latter received conaiderable damage
- -to -... d 0..,... -te- to - British, Northumberland, new, white, 76.. .to 86s. ; large quantity pitched, considering the period of the y , _ ,
beat, kicked, spat upon them, and, in some cases, severely Irish do YORTSMOUTH, 0 7
J l 26.-E.S.E.-Arrived: Sir Jain
wounded th. in. This, too, in broad daylight, with the quays MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. gr. -to - Pea. 711. io tire. ; Norfolk and StoffVl, new, Wattt, 225. to mid eeeeree7 a prime quality, from Somerset, Gloucester,
the new beteg rabidly in de. Falstaff, Quebec. Sailed : Switzerland, New York.
'
30 to 40 _distilling -to- to -86 e.; red, 78s. to 82s. ; Lincolnshire, new white, 7.,:-.. ic. and Wilts, with a few
deeded eeh snectators and the armed police looking on, Two o'Clock.-We have a quiet market, with n'stsr!lertges: ree-e" teie 21 --Sires' Ravannah -. Sabine.
-t° ---Cheraller- t° -1/11 - 825.; red, 745. to 78s. Rye. Norfolk and 'Suffolk, 645. to mud. Best Chedder reelissi 70e. to Tle.peeewt.; a few Ore Dee , ,
ard the peince Ferdinand of Saxe Coburg, the queen's bus- scarcely any variation in the funds. The report of Irish -to - Scot& -to - • • 7 nth.. Ns. •
_to _ 80s. Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk, 425. to 44e. ; Chevalier, of the nod weal dames anung as. atem'claw''... ..e York. -24th, Anienca, ea..-- ; vitae Ward, St.
band, complacently promensling the street,. One boat, k
-lane has 'yen • slight im- Brox w.. 47 -0 to 52 445. to 465. • Northumberland and Scotch ffils. to 42. • audio ela leek ' •• -
corn being lower in Mar ap mAr, ro to 76.. Roe, pale.- .. , _. , . . .. .. j &flaw Weer legyearlaeledise, very good, John's, N.B.
Crowded with these unfortunatea-aetually had to put beck
Vain, and the officers to take refuge on board an English pulse to Consols, which, from 881 to e for account, are oem, enellsh seed 23 27 to Ms Od. biack 23 to 27, Od linevalier, 40s. to 44a. ; grinding and distilling, 38e. to remind 711 e. Dartreill dards arreet and Clisseester were FeLneurra, July 24.-Varieble.-25th, N.-Off port :
Tema The scene was one of the meet disgusting and now called 881 rather buyers, and for money 881 to Ditto Polands 26 to Mb Od...potato ...... -to - 425. Malt, 665. to 741.; Chevalier, 745. to 78e. Oats, ..1.1
--- at tato Ida to SIL i nehrele. fes• tO 620• • beet North H.M.B Iris, Cape of Good Hope ; Ant, Quebec ; Audobon,
BMW* E Soda Seed 171•530.474••P?7..45 4" 77' dd Northumberland and Scotch, Potato, new, 34e to afie. ; Wilts, ia Walks of the hued Stilton, 625. ;' beat single New York.
esenney that ever occurred probshly in any the most 7 but with few transactions. Reduced Threes, 881 23 to 31s ed omen 13 to 25a Od "
.., Irish feed .. ,_ ~,,. „ mmon and Angus, new, 30s. to 341. Peas, white, new Chaise, at& so des. ; eassabas, 60.. to 52a. •, old and ter. Ives, July 22.-Arrived : Victoria, Quebec.
distaat or mmt barbarous quarter of the globe, and the very ~„ •
A Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 904 to I. Ex. Ditto potato
wretches th it perpetrated thme outrages had, but a day or `" '
chequer Bills, Ba. to .
12e premium. Bank Stock, P.A., Sra 44 to 46a fitl..maple " 7s'; so boilen, 60e. to 56a. Beans, 62a. to 665. Flour, per best-fiavoured, Ms. to lie. : some gond new half Cowards Orr PILL, July 22.-William Broughani, Quebec, for
_ te _
..ionmini .... to - sack, fine Stockton and Nortkutoberland, 68s. to made 44a. to 4&. ; tenwoon, 40e. to 42... A large supply of Gloucester.
two bef bee ' d h P ' FercFnand on their
ore, II receive y noes 1 Blue
Isot_ding from Oporto, complimented by bands of mule, 1961 to Eq. White 48 te N. WM.- Sn to 35 69e. ; Norfolk, white, 68s. to 605.; households,
°renegued for their gellantry in entering Oporto, and had The dealings in foreign stoc
ks are still on an in- Bums, Hazsgan.
Harrow 4l to 44. MO l4 to 46...01d 48 to 30 dos, to 67...
42 to 43.. small 4B to 60...cid 50 to 34 _, _ seconds, 645. to 661, ; households,
60s, to 64a • thirds, 44e. to 48s. - households, 40s. to 48e. -
AVERAGES, FROM THE "LONDON GAZETTE" OF FRIDA Y LAST.
their colours wreathed with laurel by the band of the prince considerable scale, and thou in which most business Tt..., New apethg _to -
....time._ to _
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hi
.6.
.0 .., 42 wneat, foreign, Dantase and Konigsberg, w te, r. to w Box. i boa LEY. OATII. l ST& it enalia. FRAIL
kosself . is habitually done are offered. Dutch and Spaniah both Esressmi, New
~t, Ns. to ,75 Os. 84e. , red, 66e. to 70s. Silesian, white, 765. to 82.5. ; red, OrerRICTIL Qwrarn Average clusters Average vallartan Awry', QM Average, lawieWra Awnge lara. &maga
A very important elocument hes been published by the
'n in decline from Amsterdam. Dutch Two-aad- Ltema° Cerny, Per thomand ree mu est emu 761. to 78.. Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white, 7&. to
lifteramentjournal : it is the' Duke of Saldanhe's address tn_rae_l
h "n con uence quoted onl
y Fume, Townoado, delivered 611 to 80... fine household 60 to 56
,„ fife. ; red, 765. to 80s. Hamburg, Marks and Anhalt, white, London l3Bl 78 60 41 I lilt 13 6 i 1 50 187 49 0 ... ~.
M his troops, after General Concha had permitted him to a-adau per Cents. ere arc 1 seri
Norfolk and Suffolk 48 to 50.. white l° 1° ''" 76.• to 80s. ; red, 70s. to 765. Kiel and Holstein white, Uxbridge - ...
later Oporto. It is its follows : at 57! to i ; the Fours remain at 904 to I. Spanish
Northumberland, Lineoln, and Yorkshire - to -
_to _ 70s. to 765. • red. 68s. to 725. Rye Pomeranfan and Emu 2574 74 I id 0 0 ii 26 2. - -•
... ... ii 411-1 3 60 0
" Comrades! The authority of her Majesty in isow re- Fives are 211 to 21 ; the Threes, 314 to 2 ; Deferred, Sows and Rant Prussian, 524'. to 66..; Russian, 50.. to 's2s. Barley, Seal, ookio
Hertfordshire ......... ............ 804 74 •• • ••• if 19-40 ._
_.• - 21 61 11
24 MI 7
,1 ~. ...
entablehed throughout the entire kingdom. The faithful Hi to 134 ; Passive 4i to .5. Portuguese, 301 to PORLION.
-to 74 44a, to 46.5; Pomeranian and Holstein, 38s. to 44., Oats, Lege =an- ........ -....... 'na 74 ... .. ... ...
keeps and loyal subjects of her Majeety, in union with the 68 to 70 fine
11, Mexican rathee hien% at 19i to 1. Peruvian Winai/ Do** 01101=1.d &du.,
aaw
124 36 1 „, ... 56 30 1 I .. ...
37 Se 6 ... ...
Poweelul, and efficacious co-operation of her allies, have e ... Basessrums, 37 to 3. L 4.16
am
-to -25 e. to 275. ; Archangel and Riga, 265. to 28.. Peas, white, leeds‘dre - - 514 30 6 ..,
... 37 51 0 i ... ...
emely demonstrated, even to the mut credulous, that lower, at 34 to ei.
merra =ad Isalisash fit M7O 44e. to 66.. Flourriper barrel of 196 lb United States Ifenee... • .....'.......7. .. ... ON 19 1 - ...
me throne is equally shielded from the assaults two, elosi 1... s. 1 :m42.oenreart. SO 1 . - and Csimida, duty ' el, 38e. to 40s. The and' vaLi this week „,___Kerie - IMO n . ii 44 3 fi 50-'8
56 to 66 gas 71 1 ...- :: 3 GI 0 4 62 6
sr republicans and the attacks of despotism. The . ae, ea 164.11a,ere i Demi. oaf eina are . Wheat, 4,31 qrs. ,• Rye, 274 ; Barley, 726 ; Oats, '''"
I emeseers is. ua p - to -
tre4eation of the country is complete, and order is no longer s per cc owed. us.. sal I eosliblairi to - ..1111* MN 77 , 86 44 .4
167 29 6 ... ... 09 54 1 . 10 35 Q
101 MM VUNDS. Cansdisn. _
to _
..Atiotntliao 7O .., 76 6,248 ; Peas, 66; Beans, 640 ; Flour, 1,006 smoke. Dersseshire
4.tly to be disturbed, for a loyal army, constant in its de- low 0101.111mesda 111.14. 6 67 48 0 ... ... •-• •••
51 32 4 ... ~.
to the 4 per Ct. uses. Leek el e Erg -1° - NORWICH, JULY 24.-The continnlON et ignspaall_ y fine l'itnialb"-
Oserala trailmsell Sao II ••• ••• o. ...
'Wakes, to her Majesty the Queen, guanuttees 4p„ ci. Beira& BoW,IN I
s wir os. masisem mos, I II EARLEY, Teldblig ato 33 illetilling 42 to 46 commit ll9 113 1 128 46 0 68 SO 0
6 weather and the ---t-
-latliceities a force necessary to maintain it 4 per OWN. 4100. --
4 per 64 Peewits lex. so 5 leormeoolur 45 to 63 lumina .. 44 to 4 II th• it 14.4 two!, somantides 574 77 33 48 2 331 28 6 ~. " '" - -
74 GO 0 ... ...
'Comrades! My gratitude to you will be eternal for the 5 For Ls Basilian *OAS 42 owe. Ow. lob it Oars, Reaslan - l7 78 ... . '"
Dine Now, sit 4 ... ...
1411fideme and for the willing spirit with which you have gre 05.11444.61 ATM *AM 1 17.4"11..knal'eli is Pcimeraneen and Straleand 94 to 17 of samples kayoed ihe wear etas ware, wide It kr turned Oteneweeldes .... .. itti 70 443 -co iiii al '0
- - " •••
is se to ... ~.
err witli me. DIM WSW NI 4. .51 3 ammo ainclisb, Ihrodish and Duda 34 MHi the prism tlonsweeds lob ohms la. puree, effe meet the liereftralfte ....-...... ......... ft 7S •• • - ••• ... ... ...
-- has Moe aeon Der. 240. SI a 5 pittrzti, 96.,Ais ,14
10
Friwieland and Dutch feed 9O id " harvest will unamenno Meat the flds ef August, which is El Wasennealw......-- ..... IN II 1 ••• ... ... ... ... ... li II 2 .
•'• • -
.. ...
"Before we separate, and 'with the enthusiasm lame', meek 4 Thr.. Ditto Brew to - died -Is - ha Ut 70 1
......._."W animated as let us Ones more rend the air with .°l=l.l.Mar.e.„.. 6- Sault Pasive&M.. 48
IWO OA TawaslaMA, is 4. Owes, lkk.. -to - old. 4O to ~, soma days mils: thee tho maw of years. In Barley =iiiiiii------ ........ als 75 - -
... ... - -
i$ IS 6 ::: :::
,-aii. for her lamer the Queen and the Constitutional es re oi. newieWtell:
euenuaareweei Naas IS taall .
'Met- Moos den -for her Majesty Donne Ilaria Slu"' 4 77.4 " a"' -co-.- sena= ii to s6...Tiefee-e. so , .
. - '••• week, mine to theswodu : saw memoir will. in ell trairosa •I la ii - - V a • - - .."*"
a .... I.
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~., ...
...
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-riks the Allied Sovereigns-Viva theConstitationalUneksm e, en.wAyg.__The seen pie.ree: is. in * state of Putt 11g_ . -
-..p as 14 1 . '"
Me the King, our breve commander-in-ehlef- Viva the Lb..- . Irliti 411 to SO. toilers ,_:: -5, calt=gbe eihibited- in V 6666101: u the col' Wirwilli6U.
i• 1 ...
...
437
"7 - -
ly food, and rusk utas forward then in Idaedinike all 74 5 Si . 23 S 1 li ... ... 9 07 41 8 U 0
Oho Myst and all the royal family- Viva General Concha guar; inaction, and, when business has been done, TAUS, tel. - M new to lege . 1° - &sem
444040024 i ross• la Pre, Somm, sad Oats, there is awasemehr" MI n ft * 0 ots se 1141 45 5 '
--rise the army of her Most Catholic Majesty- Viva ow
Pr." are in favour of the buyers. Eutern Cotmtiee, Lawar,truc us Reel=
adtterrancan and °tilos. -t045 to U =6.lB446lwlizerciefit sada. • The demand for tree. Daaaa - ••• r-4
--
ii 49 . o ,_._. I'. Lt
eas loyal army! " Melia DE SALDANHA." ktoll have latterly been depreerd and fluctuating, R.„,..? - --
Y If PI to 46. Jeussmal 114 to NI I met ealeative, and therefons, u tho
... ...
"' - SI
77 - - `f.- PIP&
..ill have to boar in mind that this is the statement are nOll steady at the official quotations.
any n .:. -
Rama= Csans,teseef tte,plajaa.e Ma.- ...... ... It 5 104. to i 0 Mo. adffing ewer hue is very weak, be want of wind aad
Ltetoo Cues, Daft end 4 9 0.• to 414 h• =.llty mado fig- eampanti"gy ught, ead prim -
... ... • 83 32
,_,,. eneen's lord-lientenant, of the acting genseal-in-ebief lam mawyrip) UP TO TWO THIS DAT IN LONDON. Dltto Praia sod naertena al* es. to all ca 1931 74 03 30 9 10 31 13 114 is
e___•!me the forces of her Mi tv d Mil WI heeollllllB • • Materdsts pries. 1411 be found In last pp).
Plains Annerloan, pee bout ef Slabs 52 to 36 . Prins anent: Wheat, white, =h., ~...._._,„__lllllla-
1647 59 I 10 U 0 117 ES ... ... 74 PO
...Ml* t r . a-se
' . aa
" • agar that
1, 0 mauler importance, for it at ors Aberdeen, Pad Helm & Mel 29 Si Dentate and Hamburg 3l to 14 5L,.,,_711-h 17 ibett._ ; fallas.olb., 24e. to 78.. Barley, grind- t'•'' - • , Z
De. Now, 91 # • 1116 61 511 31
asensit- no lo
lager exists for the Spaniards Mr. & ondsrdlattlei 11 Canadian
- - lif 53. lit . . :es •-•
Wa 0(1 Nottelk Eaten, 101 Fiviesh, permit of 311010 a., tree -to - P 42e. to 43e. ; Beebe Ifteign, affs. le Mae Fine homes- tantahts• .........
---- Pos 70 102 SO la 1 •
- e Portuguese fortresses, and thattlreen== AN wet, a Wioil'll N. British. all -..... ... ...
hiscilion for *British squadron in the Tape ;It mete them allmeat Mat Dm =51144 hold Flour
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 19th JOLT TO 24411 MIA. . P 7,7 sou sob. Id. le SON f. e. h. at Yarmouth, Waimenlend • ..... 25 71 3 30 0 79 SI ... ... ...."
- -44 ' a n Wit W
eider the Qrs. S 2
English. Butch. Irish. Foreign. with One MOO' deigned; by arep, paa does, el, 11d, owasenUed ......-.. 470 73 SS 45 5 , 1:1. ,„, 11 68 S ..1
r4,„E
..,
...!;...,.. ,r4t,
.4.6. Queen's government any and matte atill De. Qr., 4 r
,to summon a oortes, fog still main fie sod Do. lita D 3. E i Wheat I 3439 I 100 600 78876
172 le 3 ft • .
Sad nem. the supsnsion of the laws, and of . public N. Onidlst. Hi Do. Thirds, I
N. Staffordebba 101 W Battey
Oats
I 82 1.063: I
Wheat to-day, but of other grain there was very-little offer- Woks- M . 7611 I la I as-s
la 14 ••• •••
••• ••' ••• - ".
-
S.", au for the retaining around her the Cabral nantstra Do. Ton Wu. Si I, . Reed., Ouild., ane &WI; Si Fleur, 2,6414 soaks ; 51,101 Me, 5,453 quarters. ing. In Wheat very little badness wu done,- and, where - --- -
`aiefierdi this latter point, however, we have names of a F.. Lane. Eau. earth i t laspatal Weedy Maw. , Mel • 113 1 WO 147 I 055 29 12 67 9 , IMB U I gg ea e