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8 THE MORNING POST, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1854. BIRTHS. MINES. REVIEW OF THE BRITISH CORN TRADE offere outports, and for 60 lbs. Danish, 60s.

6d. SHEFFIELD FREE TH free on hoard, had been asked. Barlev from Denmark LONDON SHARE MARKET. Yesterday. ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCKS.

DURING THE PAST WEEK. CutmsKTS. On the 11th at Norton Vicarage, county anil Untharhim onH Icmlmr I- an Mines. dathSrtbe Hn' aD1 BBca N- Clement8 of SATURDAY, Price advocates all -wuad measures ofhf lmrnain, daughter. I Agua Fria ii 1 Railways.

Paid. 'Closing Price Business Done, Anglo Australian Anglo Cattfoiaian. I Australasian Australian Australian Cordillera Australian Freehold 1 weighing 53 had been sold at 30s. 6d. Danish oats, of 38 at 23s.

and middle-sized beans at 42s. per quarter, free on board. From Holland the reports are not so excited, and neither white nor red wheat was dearer at Rotterdam on Monday than on that day week. Rye was, however, in lively request, and Is. to 2s.

per qr. higher. Beans had continued in demand. Ticks had brought and pigeon 44s. Cd.

per free on board. r. We loam from Gronins-en. under date of lth that 100 Aberdeen (From the Mark-Lane Express of yesterday.) The extraordinary rise which has taken place in all kind of grain within the last two months has been so unexpected' as to take not alone the public, but also those engaged in the trade, by surprise; there may have been individuals who foresaw that the low prices prevalent immediately after harvest would not continue, but we are decidedly" of opinion that nothing like the advance which has occurred was anticipated. We have no hesitation in candidlv admitting; that 21 22 81 Si and Eastern I 8) Stonr aUeyl all 10 gives copious reports of all local news of interest ud 7 comments on the acts of public men irrespective of party 'y IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS.

Advertisements not exceeding three lines in leoeth n. 1 four words, are inserted in the columns of the Pww, WCt-One Shilling each, and Sixpence for every two linoTo vl" for This will afford to artisans seeking employment 0Dal-masters, or persons having apartraentg or property to ant'D lent, effective, and inexpensive mode of makine known mi 6 wn tne'r several Advertisements across two columns, and those within charged is. extra each insertion. It i necessary to orders, advertisements under 2s. must be pre-paid and in at free copy of the paper can be given.

uctl cascs ao Circulation of Newspapers published in Yorkshire ftc, from the stamp returns recently issued uerb'3tui Ave Maria Badin (Grand Duchy of) British Australian 1 I British Iron I Brazilian imp. (is. at5Z.p.) 17 18 oats had come forward very sparingly, and that the few lots 6 5 dis 4 One. Junc.l 29 Do. Do.

Che" Birk 501. til. consolidated an Do. Do. Do.

19 Bristol and Exeter 100 Caledonian 100 Chester and Holyhead all Cork and Bandon all we were unprepared for such an event, and therefore we whica nar appeared had been eagerly bought up at prices cannot be astonished that those who have not the means of QOt previouslv obtainable. For 42 lbs. new Polands, 26s. examining closely into cause and effect should come to the 6J nd for 35 to 36 lbs. black feed, 22s.

per free on conclusion that the rise may hare been brought about by 1 had been paid. Freight to London was 2s. per 60 59J 1 95 97 59 59 11 15 10 12 lAKiisite speculations. 11 sucu an iuea i cuwjmiui an(j jq per cent. 1 2 dis' From rrance tne aavices are 01 iuul-u tne ainc uuuracier certainly without foundation indeed, it is the absence of forprhowrht rn whiph tlir- nmvard movement is to Do.

Cocoes and Do. 8t. John del Rey Carson's Creek 1 Cob re Copper Colonial Gold Cop. Miners of Do.Prenrence7 percent. Copiapo English ft AustraL Copper General Gt Nug.

Vein, Scrip Do. Registered 6 7 as before. Supplies of home grown wheat had fallen short be mainlv attributed. With so much confidence was dprnnnd. and what had heen imnnrtpd Gardiner.

On the 20th at Bedford House, treat ham, Mrs. Gardiner, of a son (still-born). Grove. On the 20th at Seagry House, Wilts, Mrs. T.

Fraser Grove, of a son. Halliday. On the 19th at TeddingtoD, the wife of John Halliday, of a daughter. Parker. On the 20th at Woodham Mortimer-place, Essex, Mrs.

Oxley Parker, of a son. MARRIAGES. Elmsli Bacmgardt. Ob the 19th at Trinity Church, Eastbourne, by the Rev. R.

W. Pierpoint, Augustus Frederick Elmslie, of Kingston, Surrey, to Louisa Elizabeth Uareourt, daughter of Major-General Bauingardt, C.B. Haglen Edwards. On the 21st at East Grafton, bv the Rev. J.

D.Hodgson, John, second son of Henry Haglen, of the Bank of England, to Louisa Ann Rushley Edwards, eldest daughter of the late John Rushley Edwards, of Wilton, Wills. DIED. Crofton. On the 2Gth before Balaklava, near Sebastopol, of cholera, Captain Edward Lowther Crofton, of the 77th Regiment, only son of the late Capt. E.

L. Crofton, R.N., C.B. Dixos. On the 19th at 9, Albany-place, Plymouth, Catherine Dixon, widow of the late Admiral Sir Manley Dixon, K.C.B. Douglas.

On the 22d at 1 Green-street, Grosvenor-square, Anne, Lady Douglas, wife of General Sir Howard Douglas, G.C.B. Stamford and Warrixgtox. On the 22d at Brighton, the Countess of Stamford and Warrington. TnoMAS. On the 21st at 15, Lower Belgrave-street, the Dowager Lady Thomas, aged ninety-five years.

Williams, On the 21st at Tanhurst, Henrietta Maria, the youngest daughter of the Hon. Mr. Justice Vaughan Williams, aged niae years. Yjslloly. On the 21st Mrs.

Yellolv, widow of J. Yelloly, M.D., F.RS., of Cavendish Hall, Suffolk, in the beventieth year of her age. a low range of prices looked for, that no one was at the from England, had met ready takers. At Paris, on trouble to keep up their stocks. So soon as it became evi- 1 Vo-dnesdav, flour was 1 fr.

per sack, and wheat 50 cents to 11 11 HI 1851. 106,000 52,000 105,000 13,000 20.250 Paid. Closing Prices. "aU i 1 all a 6 11 all i i all all all 13.5 7 8 21 3f 3 au 1 15 28 30 i all 11 16 1 I i all 62 55 xd all 2 1 pm 16 12 11 all 1 1 all all all I I in all all all 4 all 8 9 all aU 9 6 7 all i all aU i i I all I all 22 2i 111 1 5 5 ail i 7 I 1 all I 8 3 all all all all 1 aent mat tne harvest wouia enve a large iciu, unuuu fr per hectolitre higher than on that day week and SHEFFIELD FREE PRESS lord Observer Derby Reporter Derby Mercury Derbyshire Courier Derbyshire Advertiser Halifax C.urier Halifax Guardian Huddersfiell Chronicle Hudderstield Examiner Hull Advertiser By the most recent advices from America, it appears that Great Polgooth Lake Bathurst 3S52. 55,750 115,025 17,000 30,000 1 1.1.000 IH.400 60,000 96,362 8,000 100,000 84,000 12,700 2S.500 2,000 110,000 126,1100 56,000 10,750 106.000 1353.

10.4i 1 ta.wo Vjoo 75,500 lB.ooa "UlO a i.ooo 1 7,500 11,000 18,004 90 79 8 9 Hull Packet 86,080 Nottingham Review 92.900 Nottingham Guardian 85.000 Wakefield Examiner 29,500 Wakefield Express Wakefield Journal 27,500 Yorkshireman the arrivals of wheat and flour at the ports on the coast from the interior had increased, and the accounts from this side being up to that date very discouraging, prices of bread-stuffs had given way materially. Letters from New York, of the 3d instant, state that hardly any export demand had been experienced indeed, the entire shipments from the United States to Great Britain in the month of September, had amounted to only 3,078 brls. flour, and 22,505 bushels of Indian corn whilst in the corresponding month of last year 154,870 brls. flour, 950,154 bushels wheat, and 250,661 bushels of Indian corn had been exported. Supplies having been mre than sufficient for the local wants, wheat had declined about 20 cents per bushel, and flour 1 per making the entire fall on the latter article, from the highest point about the beginning of September, S3 to S3f per brl.

55 57 22 21 69 90 77 79 121 121 90 92 70 71 78 82 70 71J 5 5 dis ais Liberty Linares Lon. ft Cal. Gold Crush. Co. Mariquita Mexican and S.

American New Granada New Linares Mining and Smelting Co Noveau Monde Port Philip Quartz Rock Rhymney Iron Santiago de Cuba South Australian Tin Croft United Mexican WaHer West Granada West Mariposa Yuba 91 7ei 71i 70J LEDONIAN ME cITr Published MONDAY and THURSDAY. 8 Si 108 105 100 101 101 100 I The Advertisement Duty no longer existing, the proprietors n( this old-established journal have made a considerable reduction their scale of charges. 'uou 00 When the order for insertion extends over several pubhcatioiM or includes a repetition at stated in; ervals, a reduction win oe mJl on the ordinary scale of charge. The proprietors of the "Caledonian Mercury" may take ttu opportunity of respectfully submitting their claims to the puiw support, and in so doing can appeal to a long and consistent defene Ol those enlightened nrincinles whirh nm nnw hnnnili, dis i pm LEEDS TIMES CIRCULATION, EIGHT THOUSAND COPIES WEEKLY. (See Government Rtturas.) LARGEST EUROPEAN JOURNAL.

Published every SATURDAY MORNING. Specimen copy per post on receipt of Hve stamps. JOINT STOCK BANKS. di pm Joint Stock Banks. Paid.

Closing Prices. Business Done. 821 1 2 d8 81 82 9 Sdis 8 7 dis 7S 80 1 Onirinallv iuo staLULc oook ana sway tne rule or the nation. all all 5 blished so far back as 1660, this journal for a time disappeared dis THE MARKETS. Yesterday.

CORN EXCHANGE. At this day's market great excitement prevailed at the commencement, and extravagant rates asked for all grain. English wheat sold quickly at an advance of 16s. to lis. per qr.

over last Monday's prices. Foreign was also active at Is. to 10s. more money, but factors checked business by their asking extravagant rates. Floating cargoes most scarce off the coast.

61s. refused for Mersine arrived, and 488. for fine Saide on passage. Indian corn again is. dearer, and but little to be procured at the advance.

Barley has further risen in value Is. to 2s. per qr. Very little rye offering. Malt Is.

to 2s. dearer. Peas scarce, and bring is. over late rates. Beans is.

to 2s. higher. For oats buyers are cautious, and take sparingly, at is. to Is. Od.

more money. Cbsokmc and So.n, 5, New London-street. par 5 1 dis. 23 tl refrained from buying abroad the millers, dealers, bakers worked froin hand to mouth, under the impression that after the crops should have been secured they would have plentv of time to come in on favourable terms the fact that the enormous deficiency in the produce of food 2853, had caused every hole and corner in all parts of the world to be swept out, was disregarded when allusion was made to the complete exhaustion of old stocks, the reply almost universally was, Well, what of that we shall soon have plenty of new." The same feeling prevailed in France, Belgium, and Holland, and at the time the harvest had been saved, the new grain had to be commenced upon immediately. Farmers were in a great degree under the impression that governed others they were anxious to be early in the market with their produce, and for some weeks all that could be got ready was hurried foi-ward for sale this added to the depression, and convinced those who had predicted low prices that they had been right in their conclusions.

Meanwhile consumption was going on the granaries, the mills, and the bakers' shops were alike empty it became necessary therefore to purchase and though this was done with caution, it was after a time discovered that even with liberal deliveries from the growers, consumptionkeptpac.e with supply. Shortly the former outstripped the latter, and prices speedily advanced. The rise from the lowest point of depression is, up to the present time, from 15s. to 20s. per qr.

on English, 20s. to 25s. per qr. on foreign wheat, and other articles have risen in proportion. Great as this advance is, it has been brought about solely by the supplies falling short of the quantity needed for actual use speculation has, till within the last eight days, had nothing to do with it.

Latterly, somewhat more" may have been taken by millers and dealers than they have needed immediately, which is a species of speculation; but hitherto there" have, in our opinion, been no large investments in com by capitalists with a view of future profit. The trade may, consequently, be said to be in a sound position, and there certainly does not seem much prospect of an early reaction. Notwithstanding an anxious desire on the part of the farmers to profit by the high rates current, they have not been able to bring forward sufficient to check the rise. Thrashing-machines have been busily engaged in all parts of the kingdom, and we believe that a larger proportion of the new crop has already passed into consumption than is usual at thi6 period of the year. The growers are therefore in funds, and will be under no necessity to hurry forward what they now hold meanwhile, there is little probability of foreign supplies of any importance reaching us.

For some weeks past the exports from this port and Liverpool have actually exceeded the imports and though we may expect that the prices new current may have the effect of checking the shipments to France and" Belgium, and possibility of drawing consignments on a moderate scale from the Baltic, Hambure, still we do not see anv dis Australasia British North Chartered Bank of Chartered Bank of India, Australia, and English, Scottish, ft Australian Chartered- London Chartered Bank of Australia London Joint Stock 69 8 THE BUCKS HERALD and WINDSOR and ETON JOURNAL, Published every FRIDAY EVENING (for Saturday), at the Office, Temple-street, Aylesburv, price circulates in Bucks, Beds, Herts, Oxfordshire, Northamptonshire, and West Middlesex. It advocates the interests of agriculture, and is firmly attached to the Church of England and the Institutions of the country. Its "principal supporters are the nobility, gentry, clergy, and the agriculturists of the district in which it circulates, and it is also supported by the respectable commercial classes in the towns. IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS. The Advertisement Duty being now abolished, raore than a cor- 68 69 10 12 umihwiuus ml euBUBU.

ino taif-iiorilajl Mercury resumed its publication at the beginning of the last century, and from that period has appeared as regularly as it iJom now the fact bespeaking the long and steady support this mornTi has received. The antiquity of the Caledonian Mercury" would hnTerpr he but a sorry boast, though it 3hows the journal has ii the changes of time and tide for about a century and a-h ur the proprietors not appeal to more relevant grounds of nub 2 43J 2Sj 11 CorK.Blackrock.&PEsage. all Dublin and Belfast June. is Due, iAtU, Alter. Jim.

all East Anglian (52. L. and E. and L. and 10ft Eastern Counties all Eastern Union Stock 100 Do.

Do. B. Stock 100 Do. New A. (late E.IT.

Sh.) 8i East Lancashire 100 East West India Docks Birmingham Junction all Edinburgh and Glasgow 100 Edinburgh and 9 Perth, and Dundee 100 Glasgow South Western 100 Great Northern 100 Do. Do. A. 8tock 100 Do. Do.

B. Stock 100 Great Soun. Wn. Ireland 100 Great Western 100 Irish South Eastern all tan caster and Carlisle all Lancashire and Yorkshire 100 Do. Fifths all Do.

West Riding i Crosby, Southp. all London and all Brighton, S. Coastj 100 London North-Western; 300 Do. Fifths 12 Do. 102.

Shares M. C. 1 Do. Eighths i London South-Western 100 Do. 50 42 Do.

10 SI London and Coleraine all London and En all Lincoln 100 Do. Manches. Lin. Union 1 2s. Midland 100 Birmingham ft Derby 100 Mid.

Gt. West. (Ireland) all Do. Shares 22J Newcastle and all Newmarket 100 Do. Bury Extensions 5i Newport, ft Heref.

19 Newry and 8 Newrv, Warrenpt. ft Eos all Norfolk 100 Northern Counties Union North British 100 North Devon, No. 1 all Do.No.2 aU Do. A Deferred. all Do.

Guaranteed all North Eastern Berwick 100 Do. do. Extension 20 Do. do. G.N.E.

Purchase IS Do. Leeds all Do. York 1O0 North London all North Staffordshire 1 7J Northwestern all North ft Sou. West. June, all Oxford, Wore, ft Wolverh.

1 00 Scottish Central 100 Scottish Midland 100 Shrewsbury ft Birmingh. 100 Do. L. ft N. W.

Gua. Stock 100 Shrewsbury ft Hereford. all Shrews, ft Ches. (N.WJJ.) aU Do. Halves Do all Do.

Oswestry all Shropshire Union 100 South Devon all South-Eastern 100 8outh Wales all South Yorks. ft River Due 1 5 Do. Do 5 Stockton and Darlington aU Thames Haven Dk. ft Rail 2 1 Vale of Neath all Waterford and Kilkenny all Waterford and Limerick all West Cornwall 18 West End of London and Crystal Palace 8 West London all Wimbledon and Croydon 5. I Is.

i i dis port, inese ai-e tneir independence as public journalists and7h -e 9 8 dis Orient. Bank Corporation Royal Australian Banking and Gold Importing Co. South Australia. Union of Australia. Do.

New Union of London 43 67 15 60 111 3 68 8 9 2 2 5 6 18 50 ail all 10 84 wwi uuuw. erouu anu oiuers seating wicriuce mey nave maue in a long career because: thev employment, or employers seeking workmen-five lines, prepaid, stoop to the ruling party in Scotland in dTS eone bv 1 Is. 6d. The other part of the scale Is revised in the same spirit, their edicts were considered to be inimical to freedom in', and no doubt at once the commercial public will avail themselves nud most substantial sense. In mo the -Caledoni-in vi of this most effective mode of giving publicity to their business stood out, as it would do now, against the excesses whti affairs.

Special agreements for charee wiU be made with nartiea uetrated here and in iw sacrifices thev have made in peirated nere and in London durinif the. 23 si sim- MISCELLANEOUS. 83 81 8 10 wuo wuiu 10 auveruse oy tne quarter, nair-year, or year. All communications to be addressed to James Pickburn. Drinter (ieorge Gordon, and all in the name of religion.

The journal Tui fered its temporal interests at that period, but like Galileo it il i then, as it does now, that the world still coos round rflS Paid. Closing Prices. I Business Done. and publisher, Temple-street, Aylesbury, Bucks. 10 4i 11 Miscellaneous.

Australian Agricultural. British American Canada Company Crystal Palace Do. New Shares xd 5 1is and religious liberty ought to be tte same in all ages, unch-ineed THE LEADING NEWSPAPER IN BEDFORDSHIRE. lnd The proprietors trust they hava not leYuted TUT? pn tit rs it -tr from tnose ln modern times, or ever lost sight of oubfifl HE BEDFORD MERCURY: rectitude and popular freedom in their course further they 3aZ 5 and HUNTINGDON EXPRESS, General Advertiser and Re- hpe that their recent efforts to bring the pubUc wrongs of SojUil porter for Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire, Hertfordshire, Huntine- before the community will not redound the less to their iskantera. 76 6 5S Si dis 98 10S Si If 6 76 Sf 53 53 64 14 54 55 Crystal Palace of 17 10 82 all all 20' 5 all all all all 28 uyuomiu, anu loCj.

nanTC OI I itfMi ftuw luunuuuiv juuiuouaie. 1S 1 dis Edinburgh, September, 1851. Proprietorship, 1S19 Enlarged 1850. Electric Telegraph Netherlands Land N. B.

Australasian dis 16 li i ji 37 is S2 Peel River Land ft Mineral Scottish Aust. Investment 7 pm SI 96 62 xd 32 94 60 SJ 2 35 12 THE AYR OBSERVER and GALLOWAY CITRON ICLE Published every TUESDAY (the Weekly Market Day), Price Give me the liberty to know, to utter, and to argue freely, according to Milton. The proprietors thank their very numerous friends and the public for the gratifying and constantly increasing proofs of esteem in which their exertions are held. It is their intention to proceed, with firmness, independence, and spirit, in the maintenance of South Australian Land. Van Diemen's Land Ayrshire is now one of the most important counties in Scotland Wheat, White 60s 0d Red 7S8 9d Dantzic 65s Od Baltic, red 80s Od Russian 68s Od American 78s 0 I Polish Odessa 68s Od Ghirka and Marianople 68s Od Ibraila and Galatz 65s Od Syrian and Egyptian 50s Od HoHaad and Friesland 60s Od Barley, Malting S8s Od Distilling 84s Od Grinding 80s Od Scotch 80s Od Irish 29s 0d Danish 34s Od Danube and Mediterranean 28s Od Malt, Ware and Kingston 70s Od Norfolk and Suffolk 66s Od Brown 64s Od Black (patent) 64s Od Oats, English, feed 28s 0d Ditto potato and Poland 80s Od Scotch, feed SOs Oct Ditto potato S4g Od Irish, feed 27s od Ditto potato sis Od Ditto black 278 Od Galway 2Ss Od Dutch Polands 3b od Ditto brew sos Od Ditto feed 27s Od Swedish 29g od Danish sos Od Russian S7g od Beans, Small 48s Od large 45b 0d Egyptian 4i8 od Peas, White boilers 52s od Grey and Maple S8b Od Foreign 50b Od flour, Town-made per Back, 280 lbs.

70s Od Country ditto 58b Od Irish od United States per barrel, 196 lbs. 44s Od Canadian 403 od Sour S6s Od Arrivals for the week ending Oct. 21. iuinciuLurai uisirict. oiit in resnect or mini chance of the supplies (home grown or foreign) increasing sufficiently to compensate for the want of a reserve on the 85s Od 78s Od 90s Od 86s Od 75s 0d Sis Od 728 Od 78s Od 70s Od 55s Od 63b Od 408 Od Sos Od 828 0d 32s 0d Sis Od SOs Od SOB 0d 76b 0d 748 Od 668 0d 67b Od SOs Od S3s Od S3b Od S5s Od SIB Od SSs Od 28b Od 25b 0d 83s Od 82s Od 29s Od 80s Od S2s Od 29s Od 54b Od 46s Od 43b 0d 56b Od 44b 0d 54s 0d 8 0d 60s 0d 8 Od 45s 0d 42b Od SSs od 9697 celebrity of its large body of fanners The original articles are contributed by talented and practical na8 "ong widely known.

The uuwu. ue iron traue is Drosecuteii a spot. Farmers are still very busy on the land, and are likely to be engaged with out-door occupations for some weeks to 46 come. The rain which has fallen since our last has been of 46 48 IS 62 2 82 SS In politics it is Liberal. In religion it is the organ of no sect or party, but an advocate of the equal rights of conscience to all.

It contains all the news of this and the surrounding counties, furnished by special correspondents. seven great companies, having 30 hot blast furnaces in full operation. Coal works are also everywhere wrought, and the large in-crease to the population, consequent thereupon, has given -u immense stimulus to every branch of commerce. It possesses six shipping ports, at which there is a very large export and import trade with all parts of the world. Two of these.

Troon ui i. dis dis It is the largest and best printed paper in the county it is hailed by all classes as a very superior provincial family dron' VJobMr the finest harbour in the West of Scotland, k. ace as a ory superior provincial iamuy at 0f ttem are most extensive shipbuildins vards doim?" newspaper. 35 37 17 18 1 1 28 2b 7 if STOCK LISTS. Yesterday.

ENGLISH FUNDS. Eank Stock, 211 10 12. Three per Cent. Reduced Annuities, 93 Three per Cent. Consols Annuities, 94 New 3 per Cent.

Annuities, 9Si Long Annuities, expire Jan. 5, 1360, if. Long Annuities, thirty years, expire Oct. 10, 1859, 1 1-16. India Stock, 232.

India Bonds, under 1,000., 11. Consols for Account, 91 Exchequer Bills, 1,0002. 2Jd. 8 8 pm. Exchequer Bills.

6002., 2id. 5 pm. Exchequer Bills, Small. 2jd. 8 5 pm.

Ditto Bonds, 1859, per 99. FOREIGN FUNDS. Five per Cent. Brazilian Bonds, 99. Four-and-a-Half per Cent.

Brazilian New Bonds, 1852, 96. Three per Cent. Mexican Bonds, Account, 31, 23 S. Four-and-a-half per Cent. Peruvian Bonds, Account, Oct.

SI, 71. Five per Cent. Sardinian Bonds, 8 Three per Cent. Spanish Bonds, 37f. Three per Cent.

Spanish Bonds, New Deferred, 1 8J Spanish Bonds, Passive (Converted), ij Two-and-a-half per Cent. Dutch Exchange (12 61. Four per Cent. Dutch Certificates, 91. It extensively circulates amongst the nobility, clergy, gentry, bankers, merchants, physicians, surgeons, solicitors, estate agents architects, auctioneers, surveyors, manufacturers, farmers, builders, schools, and wholesale and retail dealers, and is the best medium for advertisements in the county.

The present rate of charges for advertisements is the reduced scale adepted by the provincial journals, commencing from 2s. Price or 5s. 6d. per quarter; il. Ss.

per annum; or 1. Is. in advance. Printed and published every SATURDAY MORNING, by Rowland Hill, High-street, Bedford. large business.

Various kinds of woollen and cotton goods are also manufactured in the county; and it will thus be seen that almost every class oi advertisers have in Ayrshire a most excellent Held for their announcements, and from the wide circulation of the Observer and Chronicle," not only in that county, but also in Galloway, and the lengthened period during which it has been established, it will be found a very advantageous medium for giving publicity to every kind of advertisement, the charges for which are very moderate. Scale 1 lines is, 6 is. 6d. 8 is. 6d.

and 3d. per line for those above lines. die LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENTALS. Rail ways. Leasing Companies.

Paid. Closing Pnoej Donei rpHE LIVERPOOL TIMES is verv extensively English. Wheat qrs. 8582 Irish. Foreign.

0 6065 0 1840 Lon. ft N. Barley 8642 3621 Bedford ft Buckinghamshire Clydesdale E.Lincolnshire, g. 6. n.

95 99 100 101 A liberal discount given for frequent repetitions, and contracts for a quarter, or year, can be had on very reasonable terms. John Dick, Publisher, New Bridge-3treet, Ayr. Ayr Observer and Galloway Chronicle Oiftce, 1351. 40 211 6686 16862 Gt. Northern Grt.

Western 136 138 Xd 0 G'ouces. ft Dean Forest 8cotch. SO 1S9 995 143 0 0 20 0 0 560 0 248 5800 1461 1450 Yk.N.&Ber. 102 JL read by all classes in Liverpool and its neighbourhood, and largely circulated in the Manufacturing districts of Lancashire and Yorkshire. Few, if any, of the Liverpool papers are more extensively read amongst the Manufacturing, and Trading Classes in Town and Country; and, therefore, few are better calculated to convey Commercial, Shipping, and General Business Advertisements to the classes for whose information tbey are published.

The Liverpool Times" is one of the oldest papers hi Lancashire, having been Established in 1756. Price 5d. Published on THURSDAY. THE CHARGE 1'OR PRE-PAID ADVERTISEMENTS IS AS tTNDEB 0 493 1168 0 64 0 0 10 (I 0 HartlepoolDock. ftRail Hull and Selby Do.

Shares Oate Rye Beans Peas Malt Tares Linseed Flour, Backs barrels 100 S77 293 1830 43 0 47 0 Yk.ftN. Mid. Do Do 107 101 52 25 IS 21 id Do. i Shares 0 16106 16106 51 25 13 28 111 London and Greenwich 8th. Eastern (1 1947 0 Do Do.

Preference xd Peto ft Co :3 lines. all 100 100 100 all all aU all all all all all 100 100 all all all all all all all 12 10 100 22 and 21 Do SMITHFEELD. Per 81bB. to Bink the offal. Lowestoft, gua.

1 per ct' Do. Do. 6 per ft Matl. Middlesbro' ft Midland Bradford Northern and Eastern if 2j Interior beasts. 2a 6d Midland.

En. Counties 4e lOd 4a 0d Second Sb 4d I 8'down wethers 4s 64 Sb lod Lge coarse calves 3g 4d 4b 8d I Prune small ditto is 2d 2 lines is. Od. 5 is. 6d.

1 and 5 lines 2s. od. 6 7 2s. 6d. 8 9 3s.

Od. 10 11 Ss. 6d. 12 IS is. Od.

11 15 4S. 6d. 16 17 5s. Od. 18 19 5s.

6d. 20 21 68. 0d. 6s. 6d.

7s. od. 7s. 6d. Ss.

Od. ss. 6d. 9s. ud.

98. Ed. 0d. Bd. lis.

0d. lis. 6d. Prime large oxen is Od in 28 30 32 31 36 S8 10 ii Do Do Prime Soots is lOd Inferior 3b 2d Sec. quality do.

Sg 6d Coarse wool do. So lOd 5g Od Large hogs 3s 2d 4s 4d 86 4(1 SsiaU 4s 61 5s Od 38 8d Buckling calves.22g 0d 29s Od 4s 4d Quarter-old nies 21a Cd 2Sa nil great service, and wheat sowing, which had been delayed owing to the want of wet, is now being proceeded with. Some of the water mills have been enabled to recommence work, but a further fall of rain will be needed to set others going. The arrivals of wheat coastwise into the port of London have been on quite a moderate scale, and the quantity brought forward by rail has been less than last week. The show of samples at Mark-lane was very small, both on Wednesday and Friday the Essex and "Kent stands were almost bare, and the offers from Lincolnshire, Cambridgeshire, were not by any means numerous.

The smartness of the supplies has prevented extensive transactions, but the business which has been done has been at gradually rising prices the sales made on Wednesday were at rates quite 2s. per qr. above those current in the beginning of the week, and the advance from Mouday to Friday may be fairly estimated at 4s. per qr. A few small lots of foreign wheat have come to hand, but the entire quantity reported up to this (Saturday) evening has amounted to only 6,065 qrs.

The stocks in "warehouse have been greatly reduced, and only a comparatively small quantity of fine wheat is now held at this port. Buyers Lave therefore, of late, been obliged to direct their attention to secondary descriptions, and all sorts have risen materially in value. The sales made on Friday were at terms quite 4s. above those at which purchasers might have secured similar qualities in the beginning of the week. Verv moderate qualities of red Baltic brought 72s.

to and fine over 80s. per qr. A cargo of new Rostock, the first arrival, brought a high price. The arrivals off the coast from ports east of Gibraltar have not been large, and what has come to hand has met with ready takers at full prices. For Egyptian wheat 41s.

up to 46s. per qr. cost, freight, and insurance, has been paid, and a cargo of Roumclia has brought 56s. 6d. per qr.

We have heard of no sales free on board at Baltic ports the exhausted state of the stocks there, and the smallness of the supplies from the growers, having prevented any offers being made at such rates as to lead to business. The millers have had considerable difficulty in making flour fast enough to keep their regular customers supplied'. The metropolitan bakers, afier having held off until thev were absolutely forced to purchase, are now going to the opposite extreme, and seem inclined to buv somewhat freely. In this position of affairs, the millers have deemed it advisable again to raise the price of flour, and on Friday the top quotation was put up to Cds. per sack.

Household, wluch on Monday last was sold at rose 2s. on Wednesday, and was not offered below 58s. per sack on Friday. American flour has become extremely scarce, and of Spanish there is hardly any remaining on the market. The former has been a good deal inquired for, and reallv fine qualities were, on Friday, held at 43s.

to 45s. per brl. Barley of home-growth has come sparintrlv to hand, and though the maltsters and distillers have conducted their operations with great caution, they have failed to check the upward movement in prices. The few small lots which changed hands on Wednesday brought higher terms than those previously current, and the rise on Friday amounted to at least Is. per qr.

Foreign barlev for grinding having been in good request, has sold at very full terms, and towards the close of the week the ordinary sorts of Egyptian were held at 27s. whilst for the best "sorts 28s. to 29s. per qr. was demanded.

Malt has been influenced by the state of the barlev trade, and prices were Is. to 2s. per qr. higher on Fridav "than in the beginning of the week. Tb receipt of oats have been small, and the c-eneral im Do.

6 per cent Do. lixed 5 per Preston aid Do. Shares A Royston and Hit Published Weekly, in time for the Morning Mails of Wednesday THE CONSTITUTIONAL, and PERTHSHIRE AGRICULTURAL and GENERAL ADVERTISER A Political, Literary, and FamUy Journal. Price lU. On a sheet the average size of those printed in Scotland.

The Constitutional," as indicated by its name, is conducted on principles of attachment and adherence to the constitutional Government of the country. As such, it dispassionately discusses all matters politically affecting the well-being of the commumtv, and contends for the just and enlightened administration laws deriving their sanction and authority from the combined wisdom of the three principal estates of the realm. As a Literary Journal, it contains reviews of books, magazines, together with extracts Trom new works, the productions ol men eminent in the literary, scientific, and political world while it willingly co-operates in every scheme having a tendency to promote the welfare and intellectual advancement of the great body of the people. As a Family Paper, it presents a general svnopsis of all the news of the week, political and ecclesiastical, local and provincial foreign and domestic. As an Agricultural Journal, every exertion is made to promote the interest and convenience of those engaged in pursuits of that nature, more especially by procuring the earliest and most accurate reports of markets, and useful information generally connected with these operations.

Price or 5s. per quarter, paid in advance. Annual Subscribers, in advance, i TO ADVERTISERS. "The Constitutional." from the ode and extent of its circulation, forms a most desirable medium for giving publicity to every And 6d. for each two lines additional.

Do. Gt. Northern Do 186 138 rotal supply at Market Beasts, 5246 cows, 0 sheep and lamb 24.900 calves, 196 pigs, 530. Foreign Beasts, S3S9; sheep, 3900 calves, 16S pigs, 50. 8cotch beasts, 0.

Do. Shepreth Extension LIVERPOOL Yesterday. STOCKS AND SHARES. Business to-day was languid. Transactions were effected at the annexed rates: Caledonian, SO, 30, 30, 29-J Lancashire and Yorkshire, 71, 1, Lancaster and Carlisle, third shares, 8 London and North-Western, 101, Midland, 6S, South-East-eru, lSf, 11-16; Liverpool United Gas, 1S9.

The following are tne closing prices Aberdeen 11 Birkenhead, and Cheshire 11 11 Ditto and Birkenhead 17 17J Ditto 222. shares 6 6 Caledonian 29J 293 xd Chester and Holyhead 11 11 Eastern Counties 11 ll East Lancashire 16 17 Great Northern 22 22J Ditto A. 9A 9 Great Western 71 71 Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock 70 71 Ditto Fifth shares 13 11 Leeds Northern Liverpool, Crosby, and Southport 11 12 London and North-Western Stock lOOf- 101 Ditto Fifths Ditto O. Fourth shares 1-16 Ditto Eighth shares I i Manchester, Sheffield, and 23 2SJ Ditto Preference 11 11 Ditto New 6 per Cent. 5-16 7-16 Midland Stock 68 68 1 North British 8 8 North Staffordshire 1 8outh-Eastern 18 18 York, Newcastle, and Berwick 19 19 York and North Midland 26 26 Dutch Rhenish 2 2 COTTON.

The sales of cottou to-day are estimated at 7,000 bales, and in Contracts entered into for Advertisements by the Quarter, Half-year, or Year. Thos. Baines, proprietor and publisher, 12, Liverpool. 18.11.6 2 1 dis NEWGATE AND LEADENHALL. Per 81bs.

by the carcase. and Goole N. D. guar. 5 per cent.

South Staffordshire WearValley, gua.6 per c. Do. Do. Do Wilts and Somerset Lan. ft York.

Mr. M'Clean Stock, ft Dar. Do. Grt. Western 9 all all 100 81 95 Od Sg 2d Mutton, Inferior Sb id ss 6d middiine Ss Beef, inferior Ss 3b prime large Sg prime small 4s Val SB prime 4b PREFERENCE SHARES.

THE DERBY MERCURY, ESTABLISHED 1732, a CONSERVATIVE and FAMILY JOURNAL, price 1R, the oldest paper in the county, is published every TUESDAY EVENING in time for post, and extensively circulated throughout the town and county of Derby, and adjoining counties. A considerable REDUCTION has been made in the scale of charges for advertising in the Mercury and for a continued series of ADVERTISEMENTS for the quarter, half-year, or year, Pork, large small Paid. Closing Prices. I Business Done Railways. OO AL MARKET Buddie's West Hartley 21s ed uuenu ujrins wiu oe arranged.

Bumhope 16s od The nobility and eentrv, the agricultural and commercial classes rucie oi uuusenom consumption ror educational announcements, Hasting-s Hartley 20s 6d of the extensive district through which it circulates, bestow upon I uch as schools, or situations as teachers or governesses; and for Holywell 21s 6d 96 98 dis Wall's End, Ac. Northumberland 20s 6d South Hartlepool 27s 6d Carra way Anthracite 25s Od Cowpen 2)8 Od Methel Cannel 26s 6d Tyne Cannel 22s Od Wayne's Merthyr 25s Od Tanflela Moor 17s 3d me Lieroy jaercury a large measure ot patronage. As a well- wpwmat wantea, eitner as domestic servants', established Family Newspaper, and for the fulness and accuracy of labourers. Tanfleld Moor Butes 17s Sd its reports of all local occurrences, it enjoys a high reputation. It Tae Constitutional," circulating freely through what mav be is thus an excellent provincial medium for advertising schools, termed an essentially reading population," is a superior channel fw xd, Walker Primrose 18s Od Dylans 21s Od clude 180 Pereatn and Maranham, at from 6d.

to 6d. 300 Bahia, philanthropic and benevolent institutions, life and lire assurance notices, shipping and emigration business, bats of new books, tradesmen's announcements, sales of property, Sec. The Derby Mercury" is now enlarged to the size of the Times," comprising a double sheet of forty-eight columns. It contains the pm all advertisements of the more respectAble class of books and publications, fire and life assurance societies, As The Constitutional" is printed a day sooner in the weeS than any other local newspaper, this circumstance is favourable to those desiring early publicity to their notices while the total repeal of the advertisement duty renders the cost of advertisis? Extensive Bubglaries. Bolsover has iust been 1 pm 1 pm 18 21 i 13 at from 6Jd.

to 6d. 180 Egyptian, at from 6d. to 700 Surat, at from 3d. to ld. 80 Sea Islands, at from lid.

to 2ld. The gross sales include 500 for export, and 500 taken on speculation. The domestic ana toreign news, political and general; state of the visited by a daring gang of burglars, who have succeeded in carrying away a considerable amount of property. On Sunday last, between one and four in the morning, 'a party market closes heavily. Compared with Friday's rates, prices of all funds, 6hare market, corn, cattle, and provision markets, 6c, up to I exceedingly moderate, and within the reach of all classes of the kinds are unchanged.

me tune oi puDucation. it contains, also, a large amount of mis- i commuuity. Aberdeen 100 Do. No. 2, 7 per cent 100 Rris.

ft Exet. 1 p. ct. Stock 100 Caledonian 10 100 Chester and Holyhead all Cork and Bandon, 5 p. c.

all Perth, ft Aber. June, all E.Anglian Class A Shares 2 Do. Class 6 per cent. 100 Do. Class 7 per cent.

100 E. Conn. Ex. 5 p. ct.

No. 1 all Do No. 2 all Do. New 6 per cent. Stock all East Un.

scrip gua. 6 p. ct. all E. 6 per cent 100 Perth, and Dundee all West.

gua. 5 p. ct. 100 Great Northern, 5 p. cent.

100 Do.5p.c.Redeemable,l0p.c. 100 Do. 1 per cent, do 100 Gt.8n.ftWn.(Irel.) Eighths all Gt. West. (Berks ft Hants Ex.

5 per cent) 6 Do. Redeemable 1 perct. 100 Do.Redeemable 1 per cent. 100 Do. Irredeemable 1 per ct.

100 Lancash. ft Yorksh. F. 20. 6 Do.

6 per cent. 8tock 100 Lond.ft Brigh. gua. 5. p.

c. 100 Do. Pref. 5 p. ct.

Stock 100 Do. New guar. 6 per cent. 100 London and S. West.

New 5 eelianeous information, besides literary reviews and extracts and no exertion or expense is spared to render it in every respect a flrst- rertn Furnished at the Office, 28, Kirkside. Post-office orders to be made payable to the Publisher, John Proudfoot and to preveot disappointment, no notice will be taken of orders from a 'iistance, if unaccompanied either by cash or a reference for payment. SHIP NEWS. 116 118 107 109 99 101 ntie iamuy newspaper, particular attention is paid to local in telligence Published at the office, Irongate, Derby. 100i 1 100 01 uurKiars eiuereu tne nouse 01 Mr.

Kooert HonU, at the Blue Bell inn, through the back window which looks into the club-room, and after going down stairs, they unfastened the front door, which is opposite the club-room 6tairs. They then directed their operations towards the parlour, the door of which thev opened and proceeded to a desk, broke open the lid, and rinea its money contents, amounting to about 30s. A person of the name of William Bardon, a flyinar clothier, who travels ahnnt ArriVBd. Due. Depart.

98 9 6 6 98 100 90 92 9S 95 1 0 dis 188 113 pression is, that the whole of the shipments made from Vmrn the country with a horse and cart, and who is i ATCuaugei unuer neutral nags nave now reached us Denmark and Sweden there are no supplies of consequence 1 staying at this house when in Bolsover, arrived uuu ine Miipmenii. 01 new oats trom the near 1 uu oaiuiuay uiKiit wim nis gooas and monev, CALL LETTERS MUST BE POST PAID.T AS Upper Nurse, a Person with great experience, and several long characters. Address A.B., 01, High Holboro. AS Nurse, in a Gentleman's family, or Secoai) Ncrsb in a large family, a respectable Young Woman, with good character, who is a good needlewoman, and can take an infant from the month. Address A.

6, East-street, Chelsea. continental ports have thus far been auite triflino-. Thp wnicn ne niacea in tne nar our. as wns hi rnfm Calais 1 1 i 0 Daily. Ostend 1 Daily.

Dublin 0 Daily. Jers ey and Guernsey 0 0 Fri. Lisbon, Spain, and Gibraltar 1 Oct. 26. Oct.

37. Egypt, Ceylon, India, and China, 0 Nov, 1. Nov, 1. Australia (via India) I 0 Dec. 1.

1. Mediterranean, via 0 0 Oct. 25. British West Indies, 0 Nov. 1.

Nov. 2. Mexico and Havana 0 Nov. 1. Nov.

2. Honduras and Nassau I 0 Nov. 16. Nov. 17.

Madeira, Brazil, and Buenos 0 Nov. 16. Nov. 9. North America, Ac 0 Oct.

27. Oct. 27. Cape G. Hope, Mauritius, India, Ac.

0 0 fii'iO Madeira, Teaeriffe, AW. C. of Africa i 0 Nov. 6. Nov.

23. 2 pm in THE HAMPSHIRE INDEPENDENT, Isle of Wight and South of England Advertiser, price 6d. is published at Southampton every SATURDAY MORNING, in time for the early morning mails to Loudon and all parts of the kingdom. Consequent on the repeal of the advertisement duty last year, a considerable reduction was made in the scale of charges for advertising in the Independent." Persons seeking for situations, or those having houses or apartments to let, can make their wishes known through this medium by the payment of is. Gd.

for an advertisement not exceeding three lines in length, and an additional 6d. per line afterwards up to 12 lines, when a further reduction commences. The charge for tradesmen's and other advertisements has received a corresponding reduction. For a series of insertions for the quarter, half-year, or year, contracts may be made at a proportionate reduction on the scale price. The Hampshire Independent" is the largest Liberal paper in the south of England, and is the only journal in Hampshire which strongly and energetically advocates the cause of progressive reform in the Church and State, and the general advancement of political and social freedom.

As a well-established family newspaper, and for the fullness and accuracy of its reports of all local occurrences, the Independent" enjoys a high reputation, and an extensive cir- He had a large box there, containing satin, silks, and velvet vests to the amount of 50, and a box containing 40 in gold, and 10 in silver, 55 vards of broad black cloth, 8 yards of black kersey, one stiirt, two shirt fronts, two pairs of lamb's wool stockinrs. neDDer and salt rnlnnr probability is, therefore, that we shall have to depend mainly 011 the Scotch and Irish shippers for some time to come. Old corn, of good quality, is from day to day becoming more scarce, and buyers are almost at the mercy of sellers. Hi ll I 4 pm Londondy. ft Cole, share all Londonderry ft all all Do.

New 10 I all Do. 6 4 Mid. Con. 6 per cent. Stock 100 Do.

Con. Bris. Bir.6p.cc, 100 Do. Preference, 1 p. 1 11.13.4 Norfolk Debentures 10 Do.

5 per Ex. 18161 100 Do. 5 p.c. 1817 1 100 one black silk handkerchief, one blue and white one, and a I me nic in prices irom Monday to rnday was at least Is AS Lady's Maid, or to Wait on an Elderly Lady, a highly-respectable Person, aged 20, who thoroughly 'uwler-stands her business, and has 5 years' unexceptionable character from the lady she has just left. No objection to travel.

Addis A. 1, Queen-street, Oxford-street, Pantheon. U9 per common Archangel having been sold on the latter Wack cloth waistcoat, all of which were taken from the 1 188 110 1 Of dig 101 106 occasion at 'Ms. to and as much as 30s. per qr.

having 1 room, ine ourgiars were very expert in their business, been paid for verv moderate seconds and have left little trace behind them. A liberal reward has Beans have participated in the general improvement, and were Is. to 2s. per qr. higher at the close of the week than on Mondav.

Do. Waveney Val. 100 Deen onerea tor their apprehension. Mr. Bond has been in the habit of putting his money in the same desk on his return from market.

On Saturday night he gave his wife 90 in notes to take care of, and fortunately she placed North British iei 2 92 A similar rise has been established on peas Nh. Eastern Ber, 1 p.c. p. Do. do.

do. Do. Leeds 6 per ct. No. Ij Do.

do. Quarters, There have been few offers of Indian corn, and very high tliera UP stairs instead of in the usual place in the desk, terms have been demanded for the artiele or they would have been stolen. The same mornine- somp 92 91 1 0 Oil 112 111 AS Lady's Maid and Housekeeper, or Lady's Maid, a Person experienced in hairdressiag and dressnuiiiBS. with long and excellent recommendations from ladies she has served. Address L.

Madame Rolland's, 31, Park-street Grc-venor-square. AS Housekeeper to a Single Gentleman, or with a Lady, where a man or boy is kept, or in the care of Offices-Address N. 7, Carnaby-strect, Regent-street. AS Professed Cook and Housekeeper, or I oo where the lady is her own housekeeper, a respectable fersos, who has just left, and thoroughly understands her business. Address A.

93, Park-street, Grosvenor-square. cuiauun. Especial attention is paid to the shipping department of the paper, and the most correct information supplied in reference to the movements of the various mail steam-vessels, and other vessels 1 trading between the growing seaport of Southampton and all parts fit the world. As a medium, therefore, for advertising shipping and emigration notices of all kinds, the Independent" is unsurpassed by any paper published in this part of the kingdom. Southampton Printed and published by Henry Pond, at No.

52, 100 100 5 13 9 10 all 100 all all all all 100 all 1 Do. York, H. ft 8. Purch. North 8tanVrdshire p.c.

Shr. ft 8 p. c. Do. 5 per cent South Devon Fixed 4 per cent S.Eastn.

(Read. An.) 20s 6d FOREIGN. The exciting accounts from hence have naturally had a good deal of influence on the corn trade abroad, and rather an important rise has been established in prices at the principal Baltic ports. 17th instant, inform us that about 2,000 qrs. wheat had been sold the previous postdav, at GO to 01s.

per or. free on board fnr fl tn ik ev aoove-Dar, tor tne proprietor, early every Saturday morning. 12 14 dis par 28 23 99 101 17 19 CUSTOM-HOUSE, Monday, Octobi 23. Entered Inwakds. Haabet, from Norkjobing Mercury, from Memel Kangaroo, from Amsterdam Diana, from Harlingen and New Dieppe; Eudora, from Malaga; Stadt Dordrecht, from Dordt Enigheden, from Rostock; Freedom, from Bhediac; Laing.from Swartwick Hebe, from River de Sella Reliance, from Memel Clyde, from Stanley Islands; Johannes, from Calmar; Denmark, from Jamaica Mary Gillespie, from Gene Veracity, from Memel Regina, from Quebec George Low, from Havana Prospero, from Malaga Santiago, from Callao Rosemary, from Geelong Demi, from Calcutta; Thomas Baker, from Buctouche; Volga, prize of war Old Rapp, from St.

Stephen's Le Valliams, from Stettin Sophia, from Dantzic; Robert, from Stettin John Barrow, from Sydney Sophie, from Norden John L. Dimmock, from Tadusac Svalen, from Nestved. Entered Outwards. Mercury, for Memel and Copenhagen Patriot, for Santa Cruz and Teneriffe Belir, for Stockholm Punch, for Guinea Hero of the Nile, for Rangoon Old Hickory, for Calcutta; Margaret ta, for Trieste Wynandoah Luvetia, for Amsterdam Cato, for Har burg. Cleared out with Cargo.

Lloyds, for Rio Janeiro Margaretta, for Amsterdam William, for Zaandam St. Louis, for Geelong Perseverance, for Leer George, for Altona Bury St. Edmund's, for Mauritius Rosa, for Genoa Terza, for Harburg Haddington, for Bombay Flying Childers, for Hong Kong and Canton. Gravesend, October 23. Arrived Ocean from Havre; City of Paris from Boulogne Ravensbourne, from Antwerp; Moselle from Hamburg; Johannes, from Calmar; Prince Albert, from Guernsey.

22. Sailed Egypt, for Sydney; Bryn Mor, for Cape Coast Castle Pilot, for Havre. 23, Spirit, for St. Michael's. Do.

4 per cent, preference persons, probably the same parties, entered the shop of Mr. Waddilove. plumber and glazier, and stole one large brass tap, a small one, a melting ladle, hammer, two foot rule, brass valve for a pump, a pair of compasses, and a large clasp knife. The above articles were afterwards found on the Buck Hills, by a little boy named Gas-coyne, which were identified as Mr. Waddilove's property, the knife having his name in full on the shield.

Derbyshire Courier. Sight and Hearing. Deafness. New Discovery. At Messrs.

S. and B. Solomons', opticians and aurist, 39, Albemarle-street, Piccadilly. Observe opposite the York Hotel. The Organic Vibrator, an extraordinarily powerful small newly-invented instrument for deafness, entirely different from" all others, to surpass anything of the kind that has been, or probably ever can be, produced.

It rests within the ears without projecting and AS AX.BT. to any Gentleman going to the Eai a respectable Young Man, who can write, aud has good character. Address L. Mr. Page's, perfumer, Pall-MalL Sh.

Yorkshire, 4 p. ct. gua. Water, ft Kilkenny 6 p. ct.

2 1 dis uueuuj tne aemana had increased, and higher prices had been paid for a lot of 300 of only moderate quality, weiirlunff 60 64s. Od. and fr ne fiSSS' FOREIGN bos. to us. perqr.

free on board had been given. There were a tew vessels completing Their cargoes, and to finish the loading of the same, high terms had been paid. In new nuxed wheat, to be delivered in the course of a fort- Paid. Railways. Ab Gardener, or Gardener and Bahjf Married Man, without family, who understands hi profession in all its branches, brewing, timber, laud draining and keepiug accounts.

Address R. O. 7 Napier-street, terrace, City-road, London. Closing Prices. Business done.

in uizui, ousmess had been done at 61s. 6d. per or. free on 6f 1 7 1 dis board. TO ADVERTISERS.

THE DEVONPORT and PLYMOUTH TELEGRAPH, Naval and Commercial Gazette, and West of England Advertiser. The Telegraph" is the Oldest Established Newspaper published in the three Towns of Plymouth, Devouport, and Stonehouse, embracing a population of 100,000, and circtUatts extensively throughout the Counties of Devon and Cornwall. TO ADVERTISERS. The present Guaranteed Impression of the Telegraph" considerably exceeds :,000 copies weekly, with a steadily increasing circulation. Professional Gentlemeu and Tradesmen will find the Telegraph" a valuable medium for their Announcements.

Professional Cards and Business Announcements of three or more lines charged according to the following scale 8 lines is. 6d. I 10 lines 3s. Cd. 6 lines 2s.

6d. 20 lines 5s. Od. And for each additional line, 3d. Contracts entered into for Three, Six, or Twelve Months successively, on favourable terms.

Published every SATURDAY MORNING, at the Office of the De-vonport and Plymouth Telegraph," 1, Chapel-street, Devonport. Subscription, Ss. 9d. per quarter. JZifll ttJ' tere was a good deal of LIFE- fN SINGLE and MARRIED 2 dig citement ana onhoj "tai U1 u-hl ui siuc tuiuux a mc SK.1U.

is not. perccpnoie. it wWSySSl WCre Cd fr Wkeat 38 wel1 enaWeS deaf persons t0 eeneral conversation, to hear There were hardlv a. distinctly at church and at public assemblies; the un- ex T. -iuauu-u terms were asked to tor spring corn.

There were hardly stocks of S3 SSi tue little new which had been I i 1 remaiiung, and pleasant sensation of singing noises in the ears is entirely any old wheat ie little new wh ch harf 1 Ul i lit forward met 1 removed, and it affords all the assistance that possibly could for moScVatdvl rtl had 8 pm i dis pm 6 dis 6 dis 7 dis i Pn ue ufMi-eu. invaiua )lf new v-llivpmef imme r.u r'WawS 138 to 129 lbs. fifk diately they before iree on ooara naa been paid Vp.1c i' 1 ucjuic cAui-iueiy uupeneci vision, freiirhtswererisinir: fe. 3d tn ra JL re srce' and i the aei defective sight is brought to its vouthful. are placed extremely imperfect vision.

11 9 I I i 4 To be, or not to be that is the question, 1 17 Woodcuts. 11 Cases, 2 is. each bv post. Is. By R.

J. CULVERWELL, M.D. (1811), M.R.C.S. 12T L-A-' S1 25 years Medical and Forensic Referee in these matters. Programme.

Advent of Puberty and Corresponding AssWiaw" Duties and Casualties of Single Life Marriage and its tlons Happy and Fruitful Alliances, Mode of Securing tuero-10' licitous and Infertile ones, their Obviation and Removal. Sherwood, 23, Paternoster-row Mann, 39, Cornhill: Carramv, 117, Fleet-street and all Booksellers; or bv post, from Dr. RICHARD CULVERWELL. tSS Brother, Successor, and 20 years Consulting Colleague. Author of the above, 10, Argyll-place, Regent-street, u'' consulted daily, from 10 till 5 evening, 7 till 9.

THE SECRET INFIRMITIES OF YOUTH AND JlATUSW for London, or the east coast of Great natural and original state. Also, powerful Patent Tele- i pm pm if xin dis a in xd ru din 18 19 "1 i price had been paid for a small cargo of mixed Polish Complaints, Acidity, Heartburn, weighing only 60 lbs. per bushel. Of old wheat there rJ Headaches, and General' Debilitv. Du pm in Antwerp and all Belgian Eastern Junction Betier; to Graissessac 1 8 mjon and Besancon.

i 14 Dutch Rhenish 9 Eastern of France all East Indian all Do. Extension I 2 Grand Junction of France 1 0 Grand Trunk of 12 Do. do I all Do. Cert, of Dehent 50 Great Central of 10 Great Indian i all Do, New 5 pei wit I Gt. Luxembourg, con.

shsi 12 Do, obligations all Great Western of Cumda all all Lyons and Geueta i Lyons and Mediterranean 1 2 Madras 16 Namur ft Liege (with int.) all Do. Do. (ox Interest) all Northern of I all Do. 20. shs.

late Charleroti ftErqueiines guar all Norwegian Trunk all Paris and Lyons Paris and Orleans all Paris and Rouen all Paris, Caen, ft Cherbourg io Quebec and 7 Rouen and Havre all Royal Danish SO Royal Swedish a tembre and Meuse. all Do. 5 per cent. all Southern of France io Upper India Scrip 6 West Flanders. all B.5 per cent.

Preference aU western of France 12 Western of 16 MWOhimi all Deal, October 22. Arrived Speedy, from Sydney; Jane Pratt, from Manilla; Lydia M'Henry, from Moulmein; Prince of Wales, from Hudson's Bay Charlemagne, from Santa Cruz, and sailed on for Antwerp; Edina, from St. John's, N.B., for Hull; Aigle (French war-steamer), from the Baltic, and sailed on the 28d for Cherbourg. 23. Gravina, from China Luise, from Hamburg, for Melbourne Alexandrine, from Dantzic, for Poole Crescent, of Sunderland, from the Westward, with a deck load of cork.

22. Arrived from the River Australia, for Port Philip; Calphurniai Walmer Castle, and Baraguav d'Hilliers (transports), for the Me diterranean. 23. Bryn Mor, for Cape Coast Castle Calypso, for Jamaica; Flora and Lord G. Bentinck, for Cardiff.

21. Sailed Agnes, for Jamaica. Vessels Spoken With. Seringapatam, London to Melbourne, 12th October, 18 N. 11 W.

Providence (brig), of Shields, same day. Norma, for East Indies, 17th August, 19 S. 35 W. Neleus, Southampton to Melbourne, 27th August, 27 N. 15 W.

Harriet (barque), of Jersey, for Rio Janeiro. 5th September. 10 N. 27 W. Roman Empire, for Calcutta, 29th August, 16 N.

25 W. Falmouth, October 20 Arrived Satellite, from Akyab Henry Bell, from Catania. 21. Queen of the Chase, from Liverpool, for St. Michael's.

Sailed Revenge, for Terceira; Polynesia, for Marseilles. Off port Lavlnia, from Moulmein. dis pm 7 8 35 35 12 IS been no offers for some time past, and of new barlev, oats 1 isat thfUS nealth-restoring Revalenta Arabica Food Ac. hardly sufficient had come forward to satisfy the local it ave vf Vf eGectua, sde, and economical rernedv, as demand. 5 Lf It is, Rostock advices, of the 18th instant, state that wheat had duWctot 1 generally, as it never in request for Berlin and other districts in Prussia; with a sood liberal stomach, nor interferes i 12 13 9 10 in whieh trio-ether wirli the news Of nsinfr nrifps here, harl in.

i-i, i j- ucanuv reiisu ior i iuu uinner. ntu 36 21 211 pm! restores tne faculty of diges rcfn xall energy to the most enfeebled. Hie-hlv duced sellers to raise their pretensions. The warehouses had been completely cleared out of old wheat, and the deliveries from the jrrowers had been on quite a retail scale, 16 50 all 19 38 40 mS9 pm 10 THE BANNER of ULSTER, Published every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY MORNING, by the proprietors, M'Cormick and Robie, at their printing and publishing office, Donegal-street, Belfast, is shown by the latest Parliamentary Returns, up to Slst Dec, 1S53, to be, with a single exception, the most widely-circulated newspaper in Belfast, its daily issue being considerably more than that of the oldest papers while its popularity and influence among the trading, commercial and agricultural classes is universally admitted. To Advertisers the "Banner," therefore, presents a most desirable medium for the publication of their announcements.

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Any number of lines under 10 2s 11 hues, once, 2s. id Twice, is. Three time's, 6s. Sd. 12 2s.

8d 5s. Od 7s td and so on in proportion, with considerable reductions" for cash payments or frequent insertions, and still greater advantages to those who may contract quarterly, half-yearly, or yearly. Servants want-ing places, la. uut puouaueu, price 28. rree by post, from tne 30 stamps, nn NERVOUS DEBILITY; An Essa? Spermatorrhoea, with Practical Observations on more successful mode of treatment of the diseases of the deue7j1I14 System, obtained by the use of the Microscope in detcotiufe oJ distinguishing, by Urinary examination, the real cause ami bltJ, every variety of complaint, whether arising from solitao excesses, accident, or climate.

To which are added, on the Physiology of Marriage, with precautionary hints on tnrt emanating from empirical practice, and on the dangerous rem advocated bv various writers on these important disorders. By SAMUEL LA'MERT, M.D., 37, Bedford-square, Doctor of Medicine, Honorary Member of the London Hospital cal Society, Licentiate of Apothecaries' Hall, London, Published by Piper and 23. Paternoster-row and ma? of Hannay and 63, Oxford-street; Gordon, n5, ff street or from the Author, who may be consulted daily, Ure, Shorland, Harvev. Stuart de Decies, and MrtS not only there, but also at the adjacent ports of Stralsund, respectable person! 22 xd -i-uciam, The last price paid for 01 Rostock, had been equal to 62s. per par 1 pm 2 1 dis iicio-worK was drawing a close.

thot the r- Christmas me growers woma increase ueiure anu iio. carnage rree, on receipt of a Post-office mm pffi W. 71b. per foot. Wind at Midnight W.S.W.

Wind at Noon Greatest pressure since yesterday at Noon Least do. do. do At Hamburg nn i aa tui 2, ana rrom 5 till 3, at his residence, 37, uearovu-sqw- ei utouav, LutiC Wds dll Live ucuiauu ior wneat; and for parcels on the spot high prices were Barometer at Noon 29.39 Thennometei "at Noon 5S did er qr. of 480 lbs. for Mecklenburg red, Cheapside 68, Cornhill 49, Bishopsgate-street 55 Char- realised, sav 06s.

weighing about xin 7pmx in 6 16 lus. yvi uuauei. mere naa Deen iew ing-cross; oo, upper xjaser-street oo ana iw Oxford-st. HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE THIS DAY. Morning 17 min.

pasts 1 Afternoon S3 min. past 3 Printed and Published at the Morning Post Office, WelHngwn North, Strand, in the County of Middlesex, by HEN El -printer, Tuesday, October 21, 1851. 17.