The Express.
London, England, 1847-03-12 00:00:00

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N0.166.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 12,1847. [3d.

of foreign Wheat will soon be exhausted, u it is already
reduced to less than 100,000 quarters. Barley dull sale, at
Monday's quotations. Oats were in better request, and, in
some instances, rather more money was made for fine Corn.
„Beans dull. Peas very firm.

The jelbtoing ars Montlay's quotations:
?INITIAL
wag. 7, Baez eadimat Red - 73 to 73 79 MA- 77 to .17, 9•7.
Norfolk sad Ballo& 73 to 73 11.. -do 75 W 9,
Talarera (7"-- - OS to 81
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..antra (limn or nollalk)
Cembrl*lkLinooln R4d73 to 77 to 79 White 73 to .79 to 111
Ndr777lllllllolllM thooll es. —to do —to—to —.
Ist& do —to— do —to— to
lira 53 to 60
88.. Y. P 60617111-- .......... . -.43 to 49 Watilllng 46 49 to 32
Malting ... 33 to 33 Chorollor 31 to 38 fine to 60
Isla to Scotch to
Bra Wow
119.80
Os•ro, En= Pad 30 to 33. 0d...E.100k... 29 to Us Od
hinds 34 to Sas Od...Potato.. 33 torts 04
Marloitnandnoo!olasrd 31 to 83s 04...P0tat0.. Ja w Ms 4k
Ixloll =.. .... .26t029 to 310 Od...Hlsca 29 v. ii. w. DIM 10
Pay Moke
59
to 6 41.1 to 3ls OIL „Maple. . it to 364 Od
46 to 34 t= 61
8S to 69
SIM 23
1106116. .....44 to 44 Tirk...46 to 40...01d 41/. to 43
46 to 49 Small SI to 64 ..old M* 67
no 40
Ti=ll/0. Wilirize.... . to New Winter— to --oil to
Now lii 41
AMP= GM, 411 04 to Cbril
Pre .rek of
"aliss, Wei milm, dolloorof 1111 to 65......ree Hoombold 36 if 1111
• , Nortikondeollik._ .
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• .Aostralinsi 76 to $6..
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BAWL?. nails, 4l ito .411 Distilling 48 to 52.. —to
Lanintos
Otis, Bade= 3l to 34 .. to
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Re- to old 50 to 52 .. to
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PAN, Orojhu.
64 to SI Bolles 64 Is 1111... to -.-
Tebbe, Old to
Loess; Baltic and Rudd , 4O N Ito G... 4116 44.
rd. ltedltorreadua Woes 47 1/0 to 41... 4D. 4110.
Rambo 34 to 40 Meowed IN to Ss... N. N.
lerroso CAIN. tree Nasty, per toe, Si 106.116 0 IN.
Liam CNN, Dula airl Germs Ono 01/ 144. to £l4 NA
INN Freud. sad Umbra ditto £ll 140. So 411 104.
pr ReL 44111411...
TUNIS. American -- NI to 49
Dentate and Rambo', . „ - ll6 to 40
Caudle& (Duty rid. yeibarrN)
Vredeb hoe to ow Meek of ND lb..
ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PROM Rh MARCH TO 1211.11ARCIL
GIL EWA. &Nob. Ing. Foreign.
NUN
Daley 1 r. 1
0.. I 2IITO /
I 4000
Floor, 4,04 molts ; barrel.: Mold, quorum.
Loewy AndAore, Mutes 6.—Wbeit, 704. 5d.; R•Ael*, 55% It& i
Clibb 3111 s. 11. ; Rye, 57.. Id.; NINA 52.. N. ; P"; CO.. Td.

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pts 2r.

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32s 4cl
32. 3d 32 111

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13 71s 7d 3 s 10d
IS 71s 7d 53s Ild
27 74a 7d 57s Od
Marsh I 746 4d.5h 11
II weeks' Agg. Ares. 73s 44151 s Id Sd Sys 241
(There are so antleeon PorelaroGrole.l

57:-.7d1
4. 3i
SsB 11l
33. 5d
53. 9d
53s Id'

BARNSLEY,
Wheat, which -- -
bushels. Barley ruled dull, and previous retail barely sup-
ported. In other pain no alteration.

13tanntoma5t, Nauru 11.-At this day's market there
was again a large eapply of English Wheat, and the trade
ruled dull, at Is. per quarter over the currency of this day
ee'nnight. Barley, Is. per quarter lower. Not much doing
,in Oats; their value Is unaltered. English Beans fully as
dear. For Peas we have a fair inquiry. This week there has
bee* a good deal of Wheat offence by the farmers, for
which much higher rates are demanded, tad the sales made
are at an improvement of Is. to 2a. per quarter. Bulby
more in darnel, and no lower. We have • rather better
isle for Oats, at former prime. Beano very dull, and dentin.
ing. Some Egyptiaa eoldat 195., and French, 20e. to 20s. 6d.
per 312 lbs. No transactions reported in Peas. Wheat,
English, white, per bush. of 62 lbs., 91. 6d. to 10s. 4d.;
new, 9e. 3d. to 10s. 2d. ' - red, 9s. to 10.. ; new, 9s. Id. to
10e. Id.; foreign, red, 9s. to 10.. 4d. ; white,9s. 4dto 10s. 6d. ;
Polish Odessa, 9s. 104. to 10s. Id.: Danube, 9e. to 9s. Bd.
Barley, per imp. qr., 60s. tid. to ons. ; grinding, per 3921 be.,
46'. 6d. to 495. 6d. Oate,Englisk. white, per imp. qr., 325. 6d.
to 445. 64.; Welsh, per 3121ba., black and white, 31s. 9d. to
345. 6d. ; Irish (401 b. to 421 b.), 31'. 6d. to 379. 6d. ;do. (3716,
to 391 b.), 331. to 36e. 6d ; black, 32e. 9d. to 361. 9d.
Beans, English, per 1961h5., old, 20s. 6d. to 21s. 9d.; new,
20e. 6d. to 21e. 6d. ; Irish, 19s. 6d. to 215.; foreign,
to 21s. 6d. Peas, boiling, per imp. qr., 68a. to 68s. ; grind-
ing, per 196 lb.. 18s. 6d. to 201.6 d. Flour, per seek of 2801 b.,
English, fine, 695. W. to 620. ; seconds, 665. to 675.

BOSTON, MARCH 10.--ORT supply of Wheat continues
r.od. The trade is not brisk, though prices must bo called
per qr more than this day week. Oats and Beans are
he* in Tooquantity, and fully maintain last week's rates.
Other articles ea before. Wheat, new white, 735. to 80s. per
qr. ; old, 68s. to 76e. ; new red, 71s. to 77.. ; old, 67s to 735.
Oats, 27.. to 361. Beans, 525. to 565. Barley, grinding, 505. ;
malting, 655. to 60s. Peas, grey, 625. to Ns. Floor, fine,
641. to 60s.
BRISTOL, MARCH 11. -W ith a fair attendisace at to-day's
market, a good deal of business was done, by country millers,
in foreign Wheat at Is. to 2s. per qr. advance in a retail way.
Good red Wheat, 78e. to 80s.; Dantzic high mixed white
sold at 84s. ; Canada, 80s. to 82s. ; farmers were very stiff in
requiring 2s. per qr. advance. 78s. to 80s. for good white.
and fine red. Inferior or damp qualities do not sell
well ; and the Flour trade, Is not brisk, nor ran any
advance be quoted. English, seconds, 575. to 60s. per wok;
American, sweet, 425. to 445. per barrel. The malt trade
being bad, there is not much sale of Barley, though prices
are maintained at 504. to 561. per qr. ; Norfolk. 60s. to 625.
Fine seed Oats offered at high prices, 40s. to 465. • but the
sale of common Oats for feed is very dull, at 26e. to 30s. ;
light, 335. to 38s. for lair quality. Stocks of everything
much radon d.

DEVIL'S, MARCH 11.-We had a fair supply of Wheat,
which, at the commencement of the market, sold at from
3a. to 4s. a qr. in advance ; the average primes were, how-
ever, about 2e. to 3s. a qr. in advance. Barley was in pretty
good supply, and the beet parcels maintained last week's
prima. The supply of Oats was large, and the trade heavy,
at Is • qr. decline. Beaus and Peas wero in large supply,
but the sale dull. Wheat, beet, white, 755. to 84s. ; red,
88s. to 83e. ; inferior, 58..41 665. Barley, 435. to 55e. Oats,
26e. to 335. Beans, 49e. to 56e. Peas, 495. to 54e.
GAIWRIOIIOOOII. MARCtt 9.-We had a fair soppily of
Wheat treetop. Good red Wheats ranged from 755. to 74.;
fine white realized 80s. per qr. Beans we must quote ls.
lower. Averages:Wheat, 76.. M.; Barley, 524. Oad. ;
Oats, 34e. ; Pees, 54e.
MAIDSTONI, MARCH 11.-The trade for Wheat, to-day,
was not so brisk as anticipated. Red, 72e. to 765. ; white,
74.. to 78e. There is an increasing demand for Lent Corn,
and prices for all kinds, with the exception of Oats, were
equal to those of last market-day.
Nawa.u, MAACK 10.-We had a very full market of
Wheat. Is the bonintr, there was no disposition to buy,
but towards the dose Wheat was Is. per quarter higher.
Wheat, whit*, 78s. to 80s. ; old, 744. to 780. ; new red, 725.
to 775.; old, 681. to 71e. Barley. malting,sos. to 525.; grind-
ing. 40e. to 445. Oats, new, 38s. to 42.. • horse corn, 81e.
to 35e. Beans, old, 525. to 551. ; new, 501. to 64.. Peas,
51s. to 58s. Malt, 765. to 82e. Tares, 70e. to 72..

NZWIWILT, HAUCK 11.—We had this day a liberal Fop-
ply of Wheat, which met a steady sale at an advance of from
2s. to 3a. per qr. The supply of Barley was liberal, and
prices le. to 2s. cheaper. Oats, Beans, mid Peas dull sad
rather easier to buy. Averasres to the Bth March : Wheat,
891 ore., at 725. 3d. ; Barley, 321, at Ms. ; Oats, 483,
at 275. bd. ; Beans, 106, at 625. 11d.
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Ptvworrn, Masten 11.-The market was brisk this
morning, at fully Monday's prices for Wheat. Flour ad-
vanced to 625. for fine. Barley, Oats, and Beans unaltered.
SHEFFIELD, MARCH 9.-Wheat, white, 28s. to 31s • red,
26.. to 305.; Rye 188. to 20s. ; Beaus, 21s. to 23e. 6d. ;'Peas,
21s. to 245. per three bushels • Barley, malting, 50s. to 545. ;
43t. to 308. Oats, 275. to 375. per qr.
STOCKTON-OW-TIM, MARCH 10.-We had a small supply
of Wheat from the farmer* to this day's market, and the
arrivals coastwise are also very light. We experience a good
demand at 2s. and 31. per qr. advance upon the rates of last
week. Barley very dull of sale, and fully 2.. per qr. lower.
Oats Is. par qr. cheaper. Flour without alteration. The
weather savory severe, and there wise heavy fall of snow last
night. Wheat, per quarter, Yorkshire and Durham, white,
76e. to 81s. ' • red, 72a. to 778. • Norfolk and Suffolk, white,
78e. to 83e.; red. 755. to 80s. Barley, malting. Norfolk and
Suffolk, 62a. to He.; Chevalier, 63a. to 555. ; grinding and
feeding, 438. to 48e. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 57a to 601.
amßeall,sm 645. to 68s. ; tick, 545. to 575. Peas, white,
boars, 60a. to 708... grey and maple, 50s. to 528. Gats,
pond% 31a. to 358'. common, 255. to 30s. Floor,
per asak2B.lb., 63.. to 585.; superfine. 675. to 595.
Fadri: Wheat, par qv., Pantile, 7de. to $2..: Rortock and
Winner, 765. to Ws. • Stettin, 745. to 78a. • Danish and Ham-
burg, 72e. to 768. Barley, Rostock and Stralsund, 508. to
54a. ; Danish and Swedish, OK to 625. Peas, white, boilers,
624. to 72a. ; grinding, 525. to 545.
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Liars:mei, MARCIE 10.—The Ptupplien et Wheat at ear
market have beams so insignificant of late, Vest millers and

merchant; do not think it worth while attending. The
uantity to-day was comprised is a few sacks; prices paid
. 4d to 2.• 9d. per stone. Supplies of Oats have also ma'e-
rially fallen otf, and vvry few loads appearing. In fact, the
attention of ell parties conecrned in the gram trade is now
turned to supplies fr•en abroad. The weather in very fine
and dry, and favourable for fanning operations. The con-
sumption of all breiulatoffs Is very great, and day increasing.

WATERFORD, MARCH 10.—Since Seterday our trade ha.
been languid ; buyen and sellers are averse to entering into
lento transactions, and business hes therefore been limited
to the wants of consumer.. This morning, however, there
is mire willingness to purchase Wheat, at an advance of Is.
per barrel ; but all other kinds of grain as well ea Flour re-
main as last quoted.

EDINBUROH, MARCH 10.—There was a moderate supply
of Scotch Wheat from the growers at this morning's market,
which was cleared sff without difficulty, at on advance of le.
per gr. over the rates of this day m'nnight. We had more
inquiry for Foreign Wheat than of late, and a fair extent of
business was done, both for shipment to Ireland and for
local consumption at fully our previous eurn ncy. Tho
small supply of Barley sold s'eadtly at last week's price..
Oath a dull sale, but their value was folly maintained. Beaus
and Peas without alteration. Wheat, 688 qrs. sold, top,
84s average, 72e. 10a. Barley, 144, top, 00a. ; overate,
565. 3d. Oats, 837; top, Ms.; avenge, 41e. 3d. Beans, 111,
top, 664.; average, 625. Id.

GLASGOW, MAR= 10.—With a continuance of sisterly
winds, excepting three in four vends with Irish Oats, width
hate worktd up, there have beta no arrivals in the Clyde
since the 3rd inst. The imparts at Oriageisoith have OM-
sided of 1,900 qn. Wheat, 1.700 Barley, 900 Oats. end 700
Beans from the east ; mad 1100 qrs. veal.two Nam, ma
NO Peas Lou 4stradvAniapp
,st the emistryggenis

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WaseTeleeFrheathiveFe eseTea-sadisLertlsellt day or
V two et late prime. Oats and 'Barney have been freely
offered at precious reamed rates, end but little
inclination shown to par Ans either. Beth Beans
and Peas have been ender to purees*. A very limited
tale for Oatmeal, although stollen were quite willing to accept
lower terms. This day's market was thinly attended, end,
beyond a few week of Wheattaken foe shipment to Ireland
at last week's prices, transactions were limited. There was
no change in the valise of Flour. Barley was offering Is.
lower. Oats were in very slow request, end, had buyers come
forward, a further reduction would have been conceded.
Wheat, per 240 lbs., English, white, new, 375. to 395.; red,
old, 355.t0 375.; new, 365. to 375. ; Scotch, white, old, 361.
to 365. ; new, 31s. to 355. ; Irish, red end white, old,
3.5.. to 365. ; new. 345. to 365. ; Dantsic, old, 38s. to 40s.
Pomeranian, old, 311 e. to 38a. ; Danish, old, 35.. to 365.;
Odessa, soft. old, 355. to 365., Ituraten, hard, old. 36.. to 37..;
Canadian, old. 36a to 375. ; United States, old, 375. to 38s.
Barley, per 3201 b., English, new, 40s. to 42.. ; Berwick and
Scotch, new, 395. to 411.; Irbil, new, 37.. to 380. ; foreign,
free Pam ••n, &e., new, 395. to 40e. ; free Danish,
new, 38a. to. "'3os Oats, per 264 The , Berwick and
Scotch, new, 320. to 335.: prepared Irish, new, 31s. to 345.
Beans, par 4 imperial bushels, English, new, 30s. to 31s. ;
Foreign, new, 295. to 30s. ; Irish, per 260 The., new,
30s. to 31s. ; Egyptian, per 280 lbs., 30s. to 311.
Peas, per 280 lbs., white, • new, 34.. to 351.: grey,
new, Us. to 345. ; Canadian, new, 83s. to 340. 6d.
Flour, per 280 lbs., English, superfine, new, 57.. to 61s. ;
Irish ditto, new, 57a. to 605.; tine, new, 66e. to 605.; extra
choice qualities. new, 61s. to 62a. ; American, per barrel,
sweet, old, 41s. to 425. ; Canadian, sweet, old, 40s. to 411. ;
sour, old, 36.. to 375. Oatmeal, per 2801 b.., Scotch, new, 58s.
to 625. Indian Corn, per '2Bolbs., 41s. to 42..

HOPS.—BOROUGTI MARKET, Two co' Clark.—
Melurs. Pattenden and Smith. Hop Factors, report that the
market continues very firm for MI Ilops with colour, at late
prices :-
1110 4 tan Iten,p.rwt. 67 Om 0110 Yearll43 Ems,. p. 0134.36 3to V.
Wrsl4l of Keats., „ 4 atoo 0 Ye 5,1143 antra..„ 3 Oto4 0
NOlisi „ 315 004 10 OM Reps... „ t oto 4
Fushun. „ slftoll 10
NEWBURY, MARCR 11.—Best Farnham'. 7 guineas per
cwt. ; country, 51. to 61.; Sumer, 41. 10s. to 51. ; best Kenta,
61. ; Mid Rents, 51. ' • Worcester,, 41. 15s. to 51. ; old Hopi,
40s. ; by the pound, 1841. to '2od.

CHEESE.—NEwBVRY, MARCH 11.—Best Cited-
ear, 80.. to 82s. per cwt.; best Somerset, 765.; common,
70.. ; Gloucester., 68s. to 64, ; Wilts and Dorset., LOJ. to
GOs. ; Cowards, 425. to 48a. ; Skims, 345. to 38a.

SKINS.-LEADENHALL, MARCH 12.-Hides, 561bs.
to 64 lbs., 21d. to 21d. p,r lb.; 64 lha. to 72 lbs., 21d. to 21d. ;
72 lbs. to 80 lbs., 21d. to 3d. ; 80 lbs. to 88 lbs., 3d. to
31d. ; 88 lip. to 96 1b.., 31d. to 31d. Horse Hides, 13s.
each; Calf Skins, Ba.
BRRNONDSET, MARCH 12.-Sheep Skins, polled. 6s. to
7s. 6d. ; Kehts and Half-breds. Ss. 6d. to (is. 4d. ; Downs,
4e. 6d. to 6e. 4d. ; &marling!, 11d.
NEWBCRY, MARCH 11. -The trade today was rather
dull. Down., 4s. 6d. to Is. each. Long-wools, 6.. to
55. 6d. ; without their wool, 10d. to Ild. each. Lamb Skins,
rer dozen, 2s. to 2s. 6d. Oz Hides, per lb., 21d. to 21d.
Calf Skins, 4J. to 414. Horse Hides, 76. to Bs. each.

WOOL.—NEWBURY, MARCH 11.—The low prices
offered at Bristol tended to make trade here very dull. The
best price offered is 131. per pack for Lambs' Wool; superfine
long Wool, 12/ ; superfine combing, 11/. to 111. 10s.; greys,
4d. to 6d. per lb.

CATTLE, &e.—SSITTIIPIELD, Two o'Clock—The
number of Beasts on offer to-day is not so large, still trade is
dull : 4e. 4d. is an extreme price for the best Scots, &e. A
few choice Short-horn ratite 4s. 2d. There are about 100
from Holland and Germany, 220 from Scotland, burly 200
Mitch Cows, and the remainder from various parts of the
country. Sheep are not quite so plentiful, but there are
quite sufficient for the demand. We hare only 30 from
Holland. Price" remain the same as on Monday. Trade for
Calves is dull. We have 24 from Holland. The choicest
qualities maintain their price with difficulty. Trade for Pigs
continues steady.
Per Kew a( 6100. • 4 o. d. Per NOae ofa lba. a. 4... 4.
Bed Saw Herelarda.de. 4 • 4 2 pi, 4 4 a 4
IMt 0710.1.berao alo 4 6 Be.t lbws* t Italf.breds 6 0 I
ateoad qtallty Boom 3 0 3 6 I Not Load.onala ...... 4. 410
Colors
444,4 44. 60 Illmorp and Lambs. 11,770 Oda.. Iu; /90.

AAHROVRN, MARCH B.—Thin fair was not sts well sup
plied u usual, Milking Cows sold exceedingly well ; but
barren stock, of all kinds, was lower than at the previous
fair, and, upon the whole, business was heavy and dull.
Yew Sheep were penned, and little done in them. Horses
few, and good ones scarce.
BEVERLEY, MARCH 10.—A large show of Beasts, and a
short supply of Sheep. The attendance of buyers being
numerous, nearly all the stock was sold. Beef, per stone,
6s. 6d. to 7s. Mutton, per lb., 61d.

NYWARR, MARCH 9.—Our market to-day:wu not OM
supplied with stock. Sheep were selling well and briskly
61d. or more wu made. Beasts were inferior in quality
to what they are In general. There were 229 Sheep, and 16
Beasts.

NRWBURT, MARCH 11.-Fat Beath' made 10s. 6d. per
score for bat; 10s foe middling; 9s. 6d. for inferior. Fat
Sheep, per stone, Downs, ss. ; Long-wools, 4s. Bd. ; Ewes
and inferior Sheep, 4e to 4a 4d, Fat Calves, 44. 6d. to 55.
Fat Hogs. per more, 10s. to 10s. 6d. Small Porkers, 11s,
Lean stock not so saleable. Steers and barren Cows sold at
91. to 111 each. Cows-in-Calf, 121. to 141. Cows, with Calf
by side, 121. to 16/. Store Hogs, 255. to 35e. Sows, 40s. to
50s. Small Pigs, 10s. to 12s.
SALFORD, MARCH 10.-The show of stock only moderate,
but the quality for the semen good. A good demand exists
for both prime Beef and Mutton ; the former steady in
value, the latter in favour of the seller. The market was
cleared.
EDINRCRou, MARCH 10.-Then were only 1,595 Sheep
shown, being a deficiency of 223 from that afloat day. The
demand was stood, sod sales effected quickly at an advance of
2a. per head from Wit week's rates, and all sold. Top of
best Mutton, 7d. ; current inferior, 4yd. to sd. The supply
of fat cattle was 429 head, being 33 leas than on Wednesday
last. There were several lots of prime fat, which sold readily.
Prices in general had an upward tendency from last week's
rates. Top of hest Beef, Bs. 6d.; current, is. 6d. to tk. ; in.
ferior, 75.; and nearly all sold. The mil& Cow market was
again largely supplied, the quality of which was not beyond
ordinary. Several sales were effected, varying from 111. to
61., and a considerable number nevoid.

fa► YetterdaVa Market, swe last pave

SHIPPING.
MAME ARRIVED: 3, Dublin; 2, Waterford • I, Donagba-
dee ; I, Guentsey and Jersey; 1 French; 1, Flanders.
LONDON, March 12.—Wind this day at noon, N.N.W.,
light breese and fine clear mild weather.
DEAL, March 11.—B. to B.S.R.—Sailed: Active, Ha-
vannsh. Arrived from the river : Jane, for Rio Janeiro;
Lord Petre, Baltimore; Malabar, New York.
Cowee. —Arrived : Norma, Batavia, and sailed for
Hamburg.
FALKOCTII, March 11.—N.B.—Arrived: Heart-of-Oak,

Orr HOLYHEAD, March 10.—Alice, Mauritius.
Ertl.. March 11.—N.W. —Sailed: Esther, Hannah.
Sttoo.—Arrived : B. L. Swan, New York.
CLYDE —Arrived : Monticello, New York. The wreck of
a vessel, of about 80 to 100 tons, with some of her timbers
out of water, wee passed ;on the 4th inst., off the Calf of Man,
by the Oleneserne, arrived hire.
Pr:mesons, MAncit 10.—N. to N.E.--Salled ; Cornwall,
Havannah.
OLOUCERTEII, March Il.—N.—Sailed: Elizabeth, St.
John's, N.B.
Lowesrorre, March 11.—The Flora, from Colchester to
Leith, wan in contact with the Twe Brothers, of North
Shields, yesterday, and received damage; and was this
morning run on the bar, in a sinking state; will discharge.
The latter proceeded, apparently without damage.
SHEERNESS, March-O.—The Ann, of South Shields,
grounded on the Msplin Sand yeaterdey, got off and is now
ru the mud, making three feet water per hour. The Martin-
stale, of Newcsisae,-has been got off the Maplin Sand, and
has proceeded.
notrou, March B.—The Spring has been floated, end
proceeded to repair.

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!9LET, March 10.—We had a brisk demand for
, which realised an advance of 6d. to Is. per three