Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-02-24

TWEEN I1-lNO DAYS LATER FRO.h ENG
LAND
The steamer AcAds arrived at Boston on S,tnr.
lay afternoon at O'Clock. bringing date. from L,y-
81, ool To the Alb inst inclusive
I he overland mail from Iud,I had not arrived
al Iondoa Oh tho Alb inst.
Money very abundant il London The
Bank of England had upwards of | 100000 in lls
vaults Than hall the amount Of the CIR
culaliun.
The COTTON market was a very depressed slate
owing To the en- rmsu. uInnunl forwarded
The Queens accOuchmeHI IL expected in about
four weeks
Another commercial treaty between England
and France i, said To- be on the taps.
There Is no probability IhaI England will accept
the iarifi pmpospd NY Portugal
The Syrian qucatlOn has been selIled 10 the sat
isiarIou Of lie Five powers.
MIR Drummond. p vaio Secretary 10 Sir z Peel.
shot in the vicinity oi Churmg Cross on the
ooh alt. lie died IA the course o( FIVE day. after.
The assassin, Daniel MrNaughlen. Is n hAIive Of
Scotland Il appears thar McNaughGcn msIuok
MIR Dummuud Tor SIR x. Peo. Nhon ne intended
20 have made his victim.
The rev Governor Ge..ernl Of Canada. Sir c.
Mecalie and suite. Will leave Liverpool ia the
steamer Columbia
On THURSDAY, the 2 inst The British Parliament
was opened by comRls ION The Queen not being
present. the occasion lost much Of IT, customary iu-
Ieresl. The Royal Speech Was read as is usual Oh
such occasions. by The Lord Chancellor
SIR Robert Peel IN II speech ia Parliament ON
the 81 inst, disclosed, The understanding Of The
British Government upon The late treaty that they
nad not in The slightest degree abandoned the rag ht
of visiting The vessels under The American Aug.
supposed 10 he engsged IN the slave trade.
The British Press expresses no expectation of
lurIt action Of Pa lament on the corn laws.
terrible hurricane visited. the Of Engl land
on the 18Th and Ii -ur. Upwards Of 20 fishing
bfta herr erf.Na- (.alt hu..
some on the coast Of Alorue. The steamer Monk
was lost in CanavOn bag $50 persons perished.--
The ship Conqueror was wrecked off Belngne. 80.
persons on boari. All persisted but boy. The
ship lessee Logon Of 1000 Ions burlhen lost of
the Cornish cUasI-crew saved. The Percy.
steamer was wrecked of Tyne mouih--crew saved
kept hey. The American packet ship SamA-
rang was wrecked on Goodwin sands-crew savcd
The vessel entirely disappeared. The American
ship John CummingTS. Peiersburgh, Adirondack
and Oceola were damaged seriously Another YES
sci named lessee Logan $50 tons burihen was lost
crew saved Ship England total wreck
crew 'ed, The loss Of life al the fishing points
on The coast Of Ireland was terrible, &c fishermen
belonging 10 Now Castle, ~ to Annalong were
lost.
FRANCE-The session Of the chambers Nas
opened on the 9Th OF January.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET. Feb. q -
There has been fair demand for cotton during the
present week, but prices have further de cned 81
per 10. in all American descriptions. Fair Uplands
are now al 81, beiug a. below the lowest point
o any previous depression. The sales Of The week
reach % $40 bales VI which 25,070 were Amer.
can.
American Proyis ions-Ths transactions in old
Beet and Pork, du ring the post months nave been
so exceedingly limited that the Quotations. may bs
considered nominal; the low prices Of fresh pruvi.
slOns and the absence OF nearly oil export inqui-
res have confined ths irnie 20 sales Tor ships stores