The Express.
London, England, 1850-07-23 00:00:00

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asiting el tie gapithiners with tie Wasp at
inn la 'Ns algae with dm Rev. G. C. Shebele, ten
pine this day k lk. Marda's Hall, Lor , penmen to
eihrelliernek lee the purpose of aga dos de-
ifies et Me mean kw sours an talksame, by address
is lbe Arebbieettrithaterbery sad abort/be, to peewit
the order et the of Arabes, oa appeal to the Privy
Conn, to isnot Kr. Ganes km the Ili*, ef Brampton
I Spoke, Itela helm mein late effect.
The mbar wee takes by J. J. Huse tin, Eaq ; cad is the
plans= were the Bialispe of Bath an Wale, Archdeacon
Whence'., Arekkons Thorpe. Arehdesson Haman.
Archdale's Bartholomew, Lord Visoont Fielding, Rai
Nam. Lan J. Masson, B. Hope, EsqM.P., F. H.
Dickies's, laq. J. Xmas, J. 5i.....,S M.P.,
Presser, M.1'... the Revs. W. Sewell, W. Palmer, W.
Jamas Dr. Geed, C. W. Page, W. C. Risley, M. W. Mayow,
0. A. Deans, W. Wade, G. L Ceske, G. &Amity,
W. Scott, W. J. Bose, W. J. B. Bennet,
0. Nape. J. Cromptoe, Dr. Bibe,r W L.
En.., Forster, J. H. Woodward, F. B. Gay,
T. W. Powell, G. Willis... J. Martha, C. Bartholomew,
H. Wilharbree, —White, H. U. Heatherate, GI H. Drew, H.
Hoek, G. 0. Wooloombe, W. Richards, Dr. Posey, Rae. J.
Roble, Rev. W. Barter (of Wianaster College), Dr. Mdl.
Hoe. law, Hon. It Rates,Hos. R. Liddell, Dr Bar nag,
Dr. Biney. Mews. H. Hoare, W. Bees, J. D. Chambers,
Ottaway Hughes, Lyos, J. C. Sharpe, Cel. Sheet, Hca.
C. Unsay, Rev. Sir 0. Prevost, Hon. an Rev. Law,
MaJee Fletcher, Sir C. Anuses, Sir Stakes Glynn, Sir
J. Harn, 3. R. Kowa, Req., Tritten, Req.
The eases samprised the adoptles et a prosemsenast
the judgement is the Gorham ease ; a petftios to the (leen.
prating that hereafter all quostiensPareshing the Iberia" of
the Church of Bogle:id, arising on appeal or in the temps-
pal courts, may he referred to the spiel tsality of the
Muth of Ragland, and that the impediments which now
ebarset the exercises of the ancient synodical kactions of
the church .ay be removed ; an address to the archbishops
an bishops, ea address to the Scotch bishops, and as appeal
the doggy sad laity of Ragland, for co-operation and sr.
sisteme. all of which were carrel unanimously; the prie-
d* opsehees kin the Bishop of Bath and Wells,
Undresses Wiiherforee sad Msaniar, Lord Nelson, Lord
Fle/Msg, B Hope, B q . M.P., F. H. Dinsmore, Rev. W.
illeiesil,l4 0. Animas, and J. R. Keay's, Req., of Os-
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REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE
DURING TIE PAST WEEK.
Mom the Marie Jam Ewen.)
The weather has bees variable since our last. In
the wady part et the week the heat was latenie, and heavy
thunder storm we» experienced in diflereat parts of she
klagdom, by which the growing crops were in various locali-
ties beaten down. I. some cases to an exteat rendering it
doubtful whether they will again reCOVer an upright politics;
sad it is therefore feared that the quality of the produce may
abler. In addition to this, we hear complaints of red gum,
sad of the what-ears having filled irregularly. The pro-
spects for the harvest most therefore be regarded se less pre-
mising dna they were only a week ago, and the weather
having been broken since Thursday, the wheat trade (which
was decidedly dull in the commencement of the week) has
again become rather active. To what extent the growls':
crop may hate been injured, it is as yet too early to ewer-
taro ; but there is quite sufficient ground for some aneseinese,
and unless the weather takes up immediately, and remains
dry and favourable from this time till harvest, we may expect
en advance in prices. Holders are evidently inclined to
speculate on the chances of • rise, sad seem by no means
anxious to part with their remaining stocks. Eves when
the weather was forcing and auspicious, the Wenn brought
forward supplies but sparingly, and what has since occurred
is not likely to render them more willing to sell. The corn
Wade is, however, so completely influenced at this period of
tke year by atmospherical champs, that it would be hazard.
MS to pretend to foresee the probable future range of prices,
bat that the chutes are more in favour of an advance than
• decline is attain. The season is decidedly backward, and
reaping cams scarcely be expected to be commenced generally
before the middle of August in the earlier parte, which must,
of course, increase the risk of a favourable ingathering, a
late harvest being proverbially a pectinous oae.
The dull reports from Mark-lane of Monday were not
without their itfilene• oa the trade at the provincial mar-
kets, and cep to Thursday the tendency of prices was decidedly
downwards.
The accounts from Ireland relative to the corn and potato
crops are up to to-day (Saturday) favourable, and the ten-
dency of prices had, we are informed, continued downwards
at the leading markets in the sister isle. Owing to the
abundance end moderate prices of new potatoes, Indian corn
had been neglected.
The arrivals of Wheat coastwise into the port of London
have been very small, only 1.863 qrs. having been reported
daring this week ending this (Saturday) evening.
The arrivals of wheat from abroad have been rather liberal,
hawing amounted to 21,379 qrs. Previous to Friday some
anxiety was manifested by importen to realise ; but after-
wards more confidence was displayed, in consequence of the
unionisd state of the weather. We cannot, however, notice
much improvement in the demand, and the transactions were
eta retail character, both on Wednesday and Friday.
The top price for town-made fl ear hos been steadily sup-
ported. Early In the week the bakers we re very unwilling
to enter into contracts, but afterwards the demand improved,
and there Is now every appearance of the late advance being
maintained. French Sew was neglected on Wednesday, but
the demand afterwards revived, and full terms were obtained
on Friday, say 31s. 6d. to 32a. per sack for good parcels.
Boglish barley has for some time past lamest ceased to
came forward : dung this week only 40 qrs. have come
to hand. The wives from abroad have again exceeded
13,005 qrs. glace 0111 last, but factors have shown no particu-
lar anxiety to resize, and heavy sweet samples were quite as
high at the close as in the beginning of the week.
The operations is malt have been on a strictly retail scale,
and no change requiring notice has taken place in quotations.
Oats of home growth have come sparingly to hand, hav-
ing received only 438 qrs. from our own coast, and 640 qrs.
from Scotland. The smallnen of the home supply has,
however, been more than compensated by the liberal due
Teeter of the receipts from abroad, 46,942 qrs. having bees
reported from foreign porn during the week. A considerable
Proportion of the supply is from Russia, and the quenti'y
from near continental ports is not particularly large. (Lod
Russian oats were saleable to • moderate extent both on
Wednesday and Friday, at 16s. to 16s. 6d. per qr.
There he. been very little doing is English beans, and
prices have remained nominally as before. Egyptian have
been held firmly at late rates, stocks having become some-
what reduced.
Peas, though not much Merkel Its, have supported their
'-as value.

THE FOREIGN CORN TRADE.
The weather over a large portion of the north of
Europe appears to have been of • similar character to that
experienced here, vie., wet and cold in the early pert of the
mouth, but hot and forcing sines the 'l2th inst. TOO
prospects for the harvest are generally well spoken of. Dar-
sag the prevalence of the wet, cold weather, the English
advice, of the 6th and Bth of July, added to the excitement
which the full had occasioned, and no sooner bad it become
knows that prices had risen 2s. per qr. at Hark lane, than
holders immediately raised their pretensions maeerially.
Letters from Danzig, of the 1321, inform us that a large
amount of businas had beat done there, 2,400 lasts of
wheat having changed hands daring the week. In the im-
mediate vicinity the crops were promising, but from Volhy-
aia the reports were decidedly unfavourable, all kinds of
nor:. Laving suffered there from drought. Fine high mixed
qualities of wheat were quoted 455. to 475. per qr. free
on
board, and other sorts were hid at corresponding rates.
Several charters had been closed; a large vessel had been
taken up to load for London, Hull, or Grimsby at •25.61. •
a smaller one, for London or east coast, at 2e. 9d.; and for
other sorts from Is. to 39.6 d. freight had been paid.
At Konirberg, on the 13th of July, wheat was in good
request, owing to the mere encouraging adages from beam.
Dana( the week a fair amount of beldam had been done at
full terms, equal to 399. up to 425. bevies been paid for
high mixed parcels weighing GI to 61111 a., 88e. for 6111se.
mixed, and 3Gs. for red of the came weight; Vessels were
scares • freight to the east coast of Oast Britain was 3s. 6d.
per wiener.
Our Rostock letters only reach to the 11th instant, when
the weather was unsettled and wet; and the pretensions of
holders very high ; many had refused to sell below 445., and
the best heavy samples had in some cues been held at 45e.
per quarter, hoe en board. These prices being, however,
above the limits of the English orders, few transactions had
taken place.
From Stettin we have letters doted the 15th of July.
The rise in the English markets on the Bth had had the
effect of causing an advance of 2s. on wheat, and nearly le.
per qr. as barley, the former article being quoted 39r. to 41s.
per qr. free on beard, according to quality, and the latter IGs.
to 17. per qr. There had been a good deal of rain the week
before, bat the weather was then Ise.
At the nearer continental ports, where the accounts of our
last Monday's market had been received, a cheek had been
ram to the upward movement ; end at Hamburg on Tues-
day what was ls. to 2a. per qr. lower than on that day
se'snight. Freight wee still low, my le. 3d. to Hull, and
10. 63. per qr. fee what to London. Spring eons had not
varied much in value, but the deemed for barley had
declined.
From Rotterdam we leant that the advance established in
the value el wheat during the preceding week had seemly
been maintained, sad that the inclination to buy had slack-
ened
use ; and at Antwerp on Wednesday the article
was quoted le. per qr. lower, floe 621 be Louvain having been
offered at 40a, sad good Antwerp of 61 lbs. weight at Va.
per qr. free oe baud.
The advises from France are of a similar *hunter, the
dell essonato from Landon and ether lish markets
hielog salved a reaction to take pine ia s. In the
swath of Fran * Mined had bees , sad the quan-
tity and yield of the sew erep were 'nested to prove klibly
sarideeterf•