The Express.
London, England, 1846-10-01 00:00:00

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Hon. Captain Wa{derive, R.N., C.B , now the Earl Wal-
degree% whose eldest son, Viscount Chewten, married ills
ryas aid his daughter, Lady Maria, married William
Brodie, Esq second son of Sir Benjamin Brodie, Bert.
Edward Waldegrave, Eari Waldegrave, county of
] iegton, Viscount Chewton, and Baron Wa'degree', of
Chenton, in the county of Somerset, and a baronet, war
botilPeb. 8, 1816; he succeeded his father as seventh earl,
30th Jul , 1835; married, 28th September, 1840, Frances
Anne, daughter of John Braham, Esq., and widow
of John lama Henry Waldegrave, Esq. The family name
was anciently written Walgravc ; it is derived from a place
iu Northamptonshire, and we find so far back as the year
1245, John de Walgrave serving the office of the sheriff of
London. The present Earl was been in 1788, and married,
on the 10th August, 1812. Elizabeth, eldest daughter of the
:ate Samuel Whitbread, Esq., who died March 1, 1843.
THE APPREHENDED FAM/NE.—FORM OP PUBLIC
PRATI6II.—His Orace the Archbishop of Canterbury, agreea-
bly to the order of Privy Council, has issued the following
form of prayer to Almighty God for the relief from the dearth
and scarcity now existing in parts of the United Kingdom,
owing to the failurc: of some of the crops of the present year.
To be read in all churches and chapels of England and
Wale*, on Sunday, the 11th of October, and two following
Sundays:—" A form of prayer to Almighty God.-0 God,
at whose bidding the earth., which sustaineth the life of
man, bath withholden in parte of these islands the
wonted provision of food, and turned abundance into scar-
city, withdraw, we beseech Thee, the judgment of which
we are justly afraid, that the poor perish not by famine.
We acknowledge, 0 Lord, that by our strifes and divi-
sions, misuse of Thy gifts, and forgetfulness of Thy manifold
mercies, we have justly deserved punishment. We have
sinned ; we have grievously sinned against Thee. Yet
knowing that Thou art full of compassion, we beseech Thee
to pardon the offences of Thy people, to relieve the poor and
the needy in their present necessities, and to give and pre-
serve to our use the fruits of the earth in all its seasons. But
whatsoever may be Thy pleasure concerning us, give us grace
to receive Thy dispensation., whether of judgment or mercy,
with entire submission to Thy will; endeavouring to abate
Thy displeasure by repentance, and showing forth our sense
of Thy goodness by faithfully keeping Thy commandments.
Of ourselves we are unable either to will or to do that which
is acceptable in Thy sight. We therefore pray Thee so to
open our hearts to the influences of Thy good Spirit, that,
showing compssaion and mercy each man to his neighbour, and
I bearing the burdens one of another, we may obtain of Thy
favour the supply ofour wants, and with hearts knit toge-
ther in brotherly love, may partake of Thy bounties in peace
and contentment, to the honour and praise of Thy name,
through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen." The prayer is
ordered to be read immediately before the Litany, and when
the Litany shall not be road, before the prayer for all con-
ditions of men.

ELECTION OF LORD MAYOR.-CLOSE OF
THIRD DAY'S POLL.

Wood 923
Carr01l
Hooper l9l
Moon 1
Ferucombe

COMIERCIAL 4- MARKETS.

MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE.
Ha?f-past Two a'Claek.—A second edition of the
Daily News, announcing that serious food riots had taken
place in Ireland, at Dungarvon, where the mili-
tary had tired on the people, and loss of life ensued,
produced considerable excitement iu the city. The
effect was an immediate decline in Consuls to 051 for
account. They recovered, however, subsequently, to
9)1 to 4 for account, and 951 to I for money, at which
quotations thi y stand now, but the market heavy, and with
a tendency to depression
The intelligence from Mexico sus the United States, is not
construed in the favourable light which parties interested in
a rise of prices would have desired, and hi which seti,e it was
hoped the materials would hme cone Pons tt a ;pnter 'I he
bonds decline lin consequence to 24i to Si. Peninsular Secu-
rities are without change. Spanish Fives 261 to I, the fours
371 to 4. Portuguese 40 to 2. There is scarcely z.ny
business going forward, however. The list below will show
the last prices of other foreign stocks, some of which are new
quoted ex-dividend.

ENGLISH FUNDS.—CLOSI!
Back Rum*,
3 per Ct. Red.
3 per Cont. Ccsmols, 931

PRTrEq.—Tmo E O'CLE/EK •
Ditto for Acct., 91 j
31 per Cent., --
Exchequer Billx,l4rt.

IN FUNDS.

5 per et. .Anstrian
St per Ct. lit hri m 8d.., 97 9
21 per Cent, ditto, 55 7
S per Vt. Itniziltan lids., 051 71
3 per Cent. New fleas. Ms., 63 51.
6 per Ct. Puente Ayres Ms., 1! 1
6 per Ct. thilian lOU
X per tent. (Wand?. def. lid..,
Columbian Equadoeltds. 31 1
3 per Vt. IYlni4l‘ 99 90
24 per Ct. Dutch 8d.., 594
i per Cent. Latch Certe., 921

Iper Pent. Grenada IWs., 201 11
Grenada 1 iefemd lido., 31 1
S pro 51exte.tn. ism. 211 51
• per Pent. Peruvian lids., 31)
Purtugue, Cony. 11.1.., lo 12
per R. Itu.sian ILfs., 11.1 12
3 per It. lat.., 2.1 k
3 per Cent. spankll 371
sixu,i,.h la:furred Ikb.,
Spanish Pita.tie 51 I
2 peret. Venezuela lido., 11 2
I'eneruela Deferred 8d.., 12 13

RAILWAYS.
We have an almost entiro stagnation of affairs in
shores and scrips. Blackwalls are still, however, in specu-
lative request, and East Indians rather bc'ter.

SALES EFFECTED TO-DAY IN LONDON.
( Yesterday's priors will 'refound In last page.)
Amber., Not., 80,. & E. in.. 21 2 Lyon end Denbain, 12
Binning. and 011uril Jun., sl Man. &Leeds, HP Nu 9
Bristol and Exeter, 841 Do. Entension, 14 1 p
'Chester and Holyhead, 231 Man.. Buxton, & Matlock, I ; p
Cra tiwall. 1 Midland, New, 35 41
Eastern Counties, 211 Newmarket & Chesterford, / p
Tki. New, Gj p North British, 251 41
lb. Perpetual, 5 per C., N 0.1,1 Do. Car. Ex., 34
lb. do., No. 2, I North Stufronhatire, 24 4 p
Lb. York Extension, 2 1/ Preston and Wyre, 314
East Lincolnshire. 1 Shrewsbury and /Sir., 314
(;not S. and W. !Ireland;, 304 Stiromhir. Union, J. d
Great Western, 1 Shares, 194 20 S. E.& Irov. (bet. IU.), No.l, 32/
Do. New, 51 p South Wales, 3s
Lancanter & Carlisle, New, 104 Water.. Wen., Wick. & Dub. I
Leeds and Bradkrril, 741 Welsh Midland, 1
Leicester and Bedford, I di West Riding Union, 2 If p
London and Illackruill, 91 4 Wilts, Somer. in Weymouth, .5,...
Drk. New. 51 York ant Newmistk., New, 101
Landon and Brighton, 59 1 Do. N. Mid. Fite ision, 3$
London and Croydon, 214 i Dutch Rhenish. 4/ 4
London In North Western, 20019') Luxeml miry, 14
I Ditto ditto New, 17 161 Namur and Liege, 14
lb. Illths, IN 204 North. of Pruner Con., 14
London & South Western, 701 C9l Paris and Lyons Can't., 51
London and York. II Paris and ( &leans, 01
I.) an and Ely, 151 16

MANCHESI
Amb., Not., Boa., &F. J., 7-IGp
Lan., & Jn., 1 p
Birminginun & Dudley, It p
Boston, Slam. & Bir., lb. ilk 6d. d
East Lancashire. S p
Exeter and Exmouth, lis. d
Flwd., ,& W. 114 g. Jn., d
Gt. Grimsby & Sbeff. Jo., d
lludrmt. &Sbefflekl in., 31 1 p
'Reds, Wakefld., & Mid., a d
Leierster and Bedford, Ils. 6d. d
Lip& & Bury. new Marrs, lac
Citen Liver., e.& Fres., 3 9.16 p
London & North V. a (Bii

ER, Fen. 30.
Ik. p
Man., Rat., Mat. Ss Mid., 1346 f p
Manche' and Leeds Ext., If p
Man. & Southmptn., I gs.a 1. ills.
North Eastern, la d
North Staffordshire, 7r, p
Ihrk 13P 9d 15a.
sbell/0d & Nlanehester, 96
Shropshire Union IL & C., 9-16 d
Southampton and Buxton, I d
Trent Valley Miiikuida, SAC p
Went Riding Union, I 13-16 f
York and Carlisle, 21 d

HULL,
North Brit. Carl. 750. 9d. 13a.
Noith Stat., 21. 13a. 9d. 2/. 19a. p
.hrop'.hire Union, 10a. d
Wear Riding Union, V. 31. 111 a.
LEEDS,

Sari. 30.
Kart °oast, art.
Waxier at Bedford, 11. 10a. 9d.
London ta Man. 'Renting.), J . W.
London ta Brietton, Eightha,l R. p
St rr. 30.
Matlock and Box.. 17a. Cal. p
North Staffurrhhire, 2/. R. ed. 27j,
North Weatent, 2. la. p
FAA lAnesahrre, 75 71 p
Out.. Whitney, &r., 19a. d
W. Hiding l'n., M. 19.. 3/. lOx. 6d.
I.,teda tt: Deat., 1 1 p
Man. and Lee& Fifth., 51 p
Do. Eat., 15 p
Bast LineolnAire, 12a. d
',Bpi., (Irmo. it Pre4on, 35 p
Mallon and Britteld J., 10. W. p
Mid. and Thrall J., 210. 6d. 21a. d
Sheffield, Bother. It Goal, 3. d

H udder deld & Man., 12s.a.
Leeds ts: 'Minh, MG.. M. 3s. 6d. ti
New Thlrak, 31 d
N. Brit., Car. 8., 495. 21 p
Do. Halves, 41 Ti
Leeds and Bradford, 441 p
oaf., Worcester, ace., d
Mist and Weed Riding, 101 p
Araherwate, Its. fid. Hs. d
Grand I.IIRAI, 12s. d
North Eastern, 365. d
F. and W. Yorkshire, 30s. 275. d
Orroskirke, 34 3/. Lis. p
Leicester & Bedford, 12a d
Las Wake. & Mid., fns. 6d. 60.64.4
DUBLIN,
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Great Foutbern and -
Armagh. Coler. & Port. 120.
Cork and Waterford, 4. 6d.
Dublin and Sandy. Atroni., 30.
Ennirkillen and Sligo, 14.
GLAS6O.6
Airdrie and Costbridge. C.
Caledonian, New, 210. 27a.
Caledonian ft Dumb. Es., 22a.
Dundee and Perth, 211.
EastLudianßailwarol&i. 9d. 120.54
Glaag. Gen. Terminus, Si.
Ell., & Ayr, 65/.loa.
Do. do. Halve., 5!. la. 41.16 a. p

were not sellers to any extent at that enhancement. Flour
must be again quoted at Is. per sack dearer, choice house-
holds commanding readily 465., and whites up to 49e. per
sack respectively. Rye unchanged. Melting Barley mirk
inquired for. New malting made 43,1., and fine old 3G s. per
quarter. Malt much wanted, and anything extra would find
buyers at 65.. to tifis. per qr. In Beam and Peas we have
little variation to note ; but Oata aro in considerable request,
and late rates freely paid.

PRODUCE.
MINCING-LANE, liall-post l'eco o'Clock.—This has
been a dull day ; the only public sales have consisted of 9,000
bags of Rio, chiefly leashed, and 1,000 bags Costa Rica; the
former sold heavily, exporters being the largest buyers, but
a considerable pertiou was bought in; the Costa Rica also
sold without spirit.
Sugar.—Ahout 300 hhds. West India sold without ;there-
Con prices. Refined remains steady.
Colton.—Has been in limited cii wand, but the operations
in the Liseepool market yesterday have partially suspended
speculative operation.
Tallow condoms in favour with speculators, and 4.55. has ..
been freely paid on the spot.
Rem remains dull.
In other articles noadteration.
PRICES CURRENT.
Sousa, per ewt. ot'ry Path. taus, at per ton.
W. lada,ll.P.bwn.s.42 do..sti Lid Ram
Yellow &Grey ... 13 0.
0...17 0
Il 2.5 u Hs% No. I.
e.. .. .......... 48 .uayn ..... ..
Maarltias, brown .. 35 0...43 0 C3rms at Cardiff bar 9 0.. 0 1
Yellow ..... ......... 13 0...47 0 Swedish . ..... . 11 3.. 0
Fine 46 0...53 0 Lean, at per ton.
Dattp.ltt Madras, b $4 0..42 0 Pig, best
Yellow. 43 0_.47 0 Nlilled, sheet .. ....
White 4B 0_.57 0 Bars 2O 10 0
Foreign, brown. 34 0..13 I Patent shot .
Yellow 44 0..88 0 red or minium ... 20 0...20 I
Grey and white 47 0...36 0 Speller l9 0 . 0
Refined, liambro'.. 67 0 70 0 0116, pier 252 Imp. gal. d.p.
Lumps B2 0..65 8 Fisk Seal, pale 29 0... 0
Garry; in Road. straw 27 0 .28
West India, ordi- brown at yellow 23 0.. 20
31 0. .40 0 sperm 77 0...79
Good.
Fine 7O 0...100 0 Cod 27 0_.97 1
Ceylon, goodwill- Routh Ilea 24 0 . 20
miry 3B 0. 40 0 otive,Gallipoll.p.tas 41 0... 0
Fine ordinary 4l 0... 46 0 Cocoa Nat lll3 0 37
Fine
Moetia, rood tolineso 0 06 0 per tou 33 10 .31
Costa Rim, oral- ' Unwed 25 3... 0
uary to fine 34 0... 55 0 • PIIOVI.IO/IX, per ewt
Sumatra and Pa- ' Batter—Cork, Ist.. 91 0...95
daug 2l 0... 25 0 2nd 90 0 91 it
COCOA. 3rd 91 0 .96 9
West India 34 0 45 0 Dublin, lot 0 0... 0 0
Foreign 32 0... 33 0 limeriek. do 9l 0.. 91 0
TIA, at per lb. Carlow, 14
Oorigou,sonunms.. 0 91...0 101 Newry, IA 0 0.. 0 0
Bier, at per ewt. Waterford 9O 0.. 93 0
Bengal white .... .. IR 0... 20 0 Beef, ludla, per
0.1110 l5 0. 17 0 tierce
Java. l5 0... IS 0 Prone Yens 0 0... 0 0
Palma 22 0.. 23 0 Port, primemess... 711 1.. 73 0
Oandlea. 3O 0... 30 0 Baeon-Pork. Lank 168 0..72 11
&wins. I Do., Belfast
Baron, Waterford,
is r ewt 46 0...70 0
Belfast ...... .
nrd,liclfast,prfrk 14, .
Waterton!. do I .."--. '
Ditto Bladder
Bow., its and Cow, at per lb.
B. A. aud M. Video,
dry
Salted .0
1 ..0 d i ILO 074
.0 5
Brazil, dry 0 0 01
Drpnlted 0 .0 si
Rio, dry 0 4 ...0 6
lama& Valp. dry 0 5 ...0 4
Wist India, dry 0 41...0 6
Salted 0 3 ..0 3
Fast India
hips, 11. Ayres, 67 0 7 . .0 $
Kumla, dry 0 8+...0 I
S. Artieralurae, per
hide 0 0...111 0
115—:.L. ditto
IITI: WOODO., at per tam
Liarwoml,Jamalea...l4 3... 4 10
Mondani.. 3 3... 5 IS
Ciimpeachy 010... 5 iii
Eudie, Jamb* 5 10... 6 0
Puha a 111. 9 0
Nk-aratrua, large and
solid 14 0...13 0
Mnall
Lima 13 0..10 0
P.O/103 14 0...17 0
Red Sanders. 5 10_. 5 IS
Brawl SU 0...35 0

Rum at per g:dl
Lominl Boland
Proof . 2 3 .. 2 1
Demerara, 2oi to
3. per tent.
o.l'. . 2 9 . 3 1
Jam:tie:l, 341 to 36
per cent. O.P. 3 2 ... 3 8
Footmeite marks 4 2 . 4 8
Brandy, let brande 5 0 ... 6 U
FLAX, per ton.
Riga, P.T.IL Xll 0...53 0
M. Petroburg, 9
bend 4O 0... 0 0
hutch utul Flemish 5 5... A 5
itiond
I Irmr, At per tem.
81.1rterviourg,eleanC31 0...5_2 0
outoolvit - ..... .„. 30 It_ 0 et
half clean 29 0... 0 0
Riau, Rhino .•
°Mabel
paean
Slmilla
Beet India Anna. 13 0...16 0
Bombay l4 0...18 U
Jute
TALLOW, at per cut.
Petervb, Mir 11: IS 0... 0 0
Bough rat 5 0 0
I or, at per evrt.
Ranee 95 0 0 0
Strait+
bi blocks 95 0... u U

HOPS.

Honored' MARKET, Two o'Ciiiek.—Mestam. Pat-
tenden and Smith, Hop Factors, repot.' that there con-
tinue, a brisk ilemaild for all kinds of Hops, particularly
Saws. Picking is now nearly brought to a close, and there
is a g• neral complaint of the crop falling much short of ex-
pectation. Many think the duty fairly estimated at 190,0001.
3liil and Lot Kilda, num..... per Egt.g6 Oa. to g;
Weald of Kent„
rite,"er, from • 4 0 to 4 10
Kurth:unit
Yearlinr Kyoto
Yearling Sunnex
Old Hope „ 2 0 to 4 0

Woner:srEtt, SEPT. 30.—Our market continues
brisk, and the supply on Satur.lay was almost equal to thut
on the fair day, and the demand for them quite as brisk, the
greater part being disposed of ill the course of the clay, in
addition to a large quantity sold for delivery during tho
week. Priem of the best description were again 3e. higher.
and other sorts from Is. to 2s. per ewt. The number of
pock' s weighed n Saturday was 2,469, and the unusual
number of 2,433 in the week. About 1,400 pockets have been
weighed since Saturday.

11.t91 NGRTOK E, SEPT. 30. —There were many pockets
of Hops this day at market both of the I. arnh,im and Alton
erowth, as also of the county growth in Hampshire. Fur
Farnham, they were r.sking from 6/. to 7/. per cwt. ; and for
the coontry, rd. to M. 10s. do. ; every description beins of
the finest possible quality.

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