The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-19 00:00:00

____ ~-,,.~------ -r-R-.-----._ .. .~ 0 [THREgPENCE. RAILWAYS. lure{ 1141 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocir. The English railway market is very firm to-clay, and prices of most of the heavy stocks have improved, especially Great Western. Business is not active, but a confident feeling pervades the market. French shares form a contrast to the aspect of the English market. Prices opened heavily, and are now much lower than on Tuesday, but few sellers offering. :11/ 9 ei 341 s 9 7 1 • i . ...40 114444.-1.1141 - - - 1 4 d --- . -- ..,•-; . • • " i l' - " - ~,":6 : „L__-/,.47" ...c__4„ se-tax.s...-- ear I • Tt. i .• T y ~ .. . , _ :r.x.377 Y1.(1 717 17, .P ; ? c rrig --" T ' • - ...... I ir e Ileb f 411 . rt •.„ i.... •••• 1 nvos it . Ali a . „........., 10 14 i 4 3. No. 1,948.] LONDON, FRI DAY E VENI N G , NOVEMBER 1 9 , 1852. It I 4 FALL OF A RAILWAY BRIDGE. Baatworth Hall, aser Alton, Esq • Edward Eon Tonne, ~ 14 ipt"-liITANNIA. LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY, THE FUNERAL OF THE LATE DUKE OF of Warnford Park, Eaq. RAIL I If Tatteletbal an. 1 . lin. WELLINGTON. - ACCIDENTS.- CROWDED 11 Arr y or wiered by Preset &star reetniasso, 4 Viet., ese.o. - STATE OF THE CITY THIS DAY. A railway bridge over the Bolton and Blackburn 80 4401./C-Tbe Right Hen. John Lord Henniker, of Parker, N of Clopten Hall, Rattles- _ es comma - 'at SollY.ltT ALEXANDRA klach o hmeh N. Park.hornbaas Hall • io ß daor tabawi' esetits Cl= the Lenteskire and redskin Uses fell about 20 si - - "tee Cartwri ght. of le t redis THIS DAY.- '" ~t.t is fAt.11.4 OF TIM INWTI de R A d b ffi LCI R D :I BI4. I. i 2 RO B.g bart . Wises= Crawford, of Miobleham and prices of most of th e h 16 • all* 01 Cr% 4.ing r aw o f me w, , isp 4a, s ep a l r o 1 6 6 This •at an early hoar crowds of anxious Wawa* hz iairia ti lue • desk iddibriies so b W ebl ed bzesh aestk a y an s eea ft n e maged rzoon wr itis d d sra er i ci ou r s. - The English railway m lee; __.,..- a 1..- • or Ivble. 14 pee.. • . .... ~,,,,,, mu ths roam sal , is ps, " ission egesimemes .mers._ theensed rose r y 7 . ho d le tue lias sity = ro po u l te ke w h b i i d ch e t o h ns e id g e re- r. rele si l e ""ess il i s ta iress lt the ■ has * she , cls. lb"" t r, :: ..'s , se. abbe reekkom of Mr. Henry Ash. Ls.si • iiss a lwa r a t Esti . :t ie ' T b ras osai o - , , B * l - 0 . 1. N"" 4 "'"---, Pak. es p ec i a lly Greet Western. so il lesu " " ' . at asmii g „......,,..1 % ...7 lb, al .tity. or ester* preactedy.la Unites •• twig tear t.:e vehicles which worth, cotton tatenrisstanr, at the Oaks, at Tartan. • , o thy Park, Fn. i tt z • 70,,,,.. , •,.,..„„ „„, 8 ra .... .....dic..... . 6 1 . 6 „, 6 . 6 re a Lies7erta;t i l tse u. l o i pw elli ta ng ar th=ein thserghlaro, and panne ~ Sossix.-Frantia Barohard, o f be II . ; but a confident feeling pert man emu " 121 Ka ' Aahwarth ' s had tut P al " °V- Jolla Day, of Novick, Req. ; William Whltter, of War. French shares form a 001 de.. el end netted In net, steamy ansintle ,, so dv thi tf nir LtrlClL . 1111111.-liir William Edmund Credo& Har• w much lower than on is a"'" • • • awe, s od to pod WA • • too elan ♦ Midi o'sisok • metabee amnions were engaged with !detect heed ei cattle, sad a railway luggage ....me .. liar parentSair the sirs a „mimes Mee „ 88 ,;,,,, u m b er wor k train was approaching and within sight, so that a minute topp, of Four Oaks Hall, flatten Ce ...i.._ ldfie ... ld, iwp gair h . m w oore s. o nE f i e g rs lish og. markei Price. as. 1 ,,, . : ,c a daughter bar 13t0 year of ye. so.. • • . 1 i -- and herricedes tram the penmen to Lodgateotreot, Lad- earlier, or • minute later, and the net loot might have 1 Illtl IANNIA MUTUAL urn ASSOCIATION , gate hill, Farriegdas-atreet, New street, and along ben more WWII., bat as it was, so Uwe woe* lost. The ' l uc e , mt by bee liarealy'a loyal Warn retest. h em Charles Alston, of Z the line of Fleet&treet to Temple-L e tt vicinity of which mho with the mills had • wes gm SO yards from the bride*. so Ittroe, of Springfield, /NIL. MARINI AND STOOL IS Vaud 1.... t aot Motto. mum„.„,, ‘ ,l o ,. a ss e .. The luggage mein was approaching from Blackburn , and 41 .1 ZSTIIOIIILAND.--Johd Wakefield, of House, NI 1.: ,ttala le parliciyal• ta pewits after five .mom ormeel sep riS rtirrodukti l a as., tin appeared te astee w sisd asa lly to the easiest city was 300 et 400 yards distant. The Oaks railway mafiosi sea • w ~.., , ~, ~, ter um, . 6 " 0 4. Kendal, Esq. ; Walter Charlie Strickland . Hall, IL H. lattwars. :4 o y.,"..alextded bas rem three meat& 41/11111111110411.1. msse ass se esegessese, house was between it sad the bridge, and the clerk in charge Km " Rig . J ohn Wane, of the • ' ' Ambient% - 11,,.. ~, .1., whose 'treated eit tenni rastally sewer; the The whole of the shopkeepeleirn lit. Paul's Cathedral, hearing and emit. the bridge fall, pat on the aged, and B. . IL le I tar leuelaled out of the walla were engaged during the mar to setting away timber the trans wee acs 30 Tel" short of th e rains (61 4•ttrensitn.--Edettind Lewis Clablerbset, Cl Harden- ll ' 8. r li e l l se s -*llkse. " et Little,* ill ea Un.letiv.haseresti I P r,',, , e...ak errata' .reties l'll th e 27,13 4 711 4171 , 0,0031103 _a -,-- -Lt-.. •-.1 • ~...6. 1,-. on ..... j ..._ which it met line wen dashed to pieces. The hum p ark, Bui. , k . nosdo Loom° . et 301 A f 0.1% . . 1.11 made la ter etureet year's 14 liClll.l Oa allillerti. T i v__-_-•-•._rp. pi zr -.,_- • _ zr.....-i;; removed Fos bridge was • finks. ilk* Midge wit" • span of neat Par k , -- , r e a r Asia .. fassii. si rsDI, the wane Eat , Esq. el 16 IlithajorAdaseJaa aseLaa t„at .... '"' day, "` eight yards, and wen Man her yards wide. There ware 0 a week of two. Weacrenmentaa.Citerlas Noel, ef MK , Esq. ; Al •11 till•liklbi.o • Pod .1 Ilirreter• hi air 'ideate daily et ? o'clrck. Mid At sound tr. t very site sularilt.‘l la Ow pulley. The amid mad St. Paul's this mentos appeared te be !Ott gird.,,, two_ INIMINAIg • light Pasd. Edward Beezereft, o f Menhall, Esq. ; William ;Dowd's. 22 ille Des 66 . 22.• Ill" inereseies every bear, and • • wet camber et gesehenios sod beg on eith er La. MI • twiLiernee • m iddl e , well, of Pea Court. Bow et. ime md Men ... .. e wan otiodenteoeenumerated In ell ewe fee their Malec so which . GU the grease roma ef the wei g ht Toamixtim-Animw Mentap, of Helen park, Dos- m a. l an " aials.a osisse ma - - :: Ishseurs were waiting near the wafters pees le be re. "at' It wee °he two middle girders castor, Egg. • Henry Willienskby, of Birdsall, En . . ; James VI Alt Omit eel 111171" S t ....../=,;',Vl r t l (.„,_ , 8 „., i t , T lV;;;Wr i mbi p io n it , owned I& the removal Melte oar woodwork soil emeold. oltslish gave terwsge. in the motn. Eseh Mg. and wan taken on by the Messes. Cabin and CO.. at .1 ...,way, husking_ ap Brawn, of depletive, Ewa. in 43 Man inlB7 eien eiseeme , k.....,.... las aeon Teaser FOyeliaolla tn guru was Sat or inarrtwo eop, soil 7 ea al Duns sr Met nen *day. ...., . ;,, the f i n er f,.. a n d enured andenseth They may be described as MS WALES. 1 entanmena Q.,_ There wets sported I re= r=ed /I "mi. =Term noon ths nese pestin sa ==g, taking the salo,•- of fist alb MIS an loch and • haMelcisk, and 11, A.inethezr.-Zieberti Williams Prichard, of Brinell, se all Sam essies*ls i:el i I 'Ng ft, pa. 1 4 16 .1 4 7, 6 Pre P ee Pers. wiry easemommen ts eseertain the paatity of timber am- Illii, In Mee ♦ moue. hot Mt Min deep et thejwoolies es llialLieberi moo own. of imaussans, Beg. ; ; oh , is a Le s e . Alt si , 4 , ~. I i Orers eareeaer A weim. namil. omen by die egaingagis. whir m e w be gsma before tie the akelmenes Wl* =shoot kne MIMI whistle= w . ' . s T Tow% USA 1 - Seam Chemiles_ ... .. mar do WADI so lithe* tine- aim KIR ot SW olive ssos.... -rdh 4lig l ateeles Hemiegs, of Neyadd, Kn.; 11 all Mena lielem, com e. he inches la Wanes rested apes One sod • s he '' - . ---- , - t... aa d. awn Irks Aa. & 7•74 2 .2 t. L h mom maid Jan Nein* r d 1 a 7"NtseaPpoi smai M fto bo a like thy was law do tZt I n is John felettiOrMetlew Ham i William Windham „ c r a'll e k ilo . a A. 1 1 $7141 . 110 11 1 7 1 4 011 3 terns esestelos, teem the "awe el ~ he kr 4, -- I to a 111 8 4 il I 7 I4a• II 4 wkllo4llllkarareado get la his Naar ♦"' 11 • ' "1 & batiaff."'etaii a bov e L 1 10 1 Mat i gra. • 4.- Irer illittb, erre* s u fra -- 1 •• '4ll • II 17to.1ee • te ft wog. at dee penises night. It wpm dot he we ' midway we Men, es se s . I seem K.C.O. I Hears McKellar, of thigliataar, Esq.; et. me atheinMei a* oiresow . et v 6 • OIS 4 4 222 i 42, 2 16 6 itseirdeoo he • sot, With Moos owor Ito belly The hasa l raj " ' alga heal ' mil * lam b" pasha JObilibiteltsad Owens, of Tauynlit, Esq. RIM Wlreerharth.Duerle P. 1. gorge, 11.1Onol Densalat, whereby he rewind oath feartel injury that he expired sided II 'Olo wstiht lit Mee Wiwi. sad Ma saute wbie CIASUARTRIOIIIIIInIL-The Hon. William Henry Yelver- it. IN Taff* k binhwid... 2: 1. i.. ~,,...„.„ samaws.. Alltella sim er im r . lULlitt3S, lsa Ire art. in the aircidast ward of St. lisraidsolew's Hospital. Ms• in a mb had J ail P lead am may lam halSaaad She sad, h111 _,... ia ia of Whitlaad.Abbey ; Morgan Jones , of Llamado, Seq.; W. Payne, the 'eraser, wise held ma nen= ea the body Meat nadir say alseresenem seek a haid g i 7 - Sir William einem', of Altycadno, ee. • at. de . Parsiew ....... Rise et ..Tieleseen& wein.. - • th is afternoon: haw hike el its *en weight la • teem time , iime M lt E DAI L Y NEWS.camicemsmias.- Lever Pugh, of Aberystwi th Er. ; g r a : 1 1 .1 I ' 6 ' 11116 0 amil- Another accident happened es a hash named Eno wee *mod M • shoot Mel'. It Ibo robes. do liiiiPtio ludo Hor g an e of Palau , Bay. ; J o h n s a ss ess by liayfaed, a t tie , 1.11 116.(12L ear /W breve 74011/11 Paper, prise M. White, aged 46, while in the crowd at the tad of the Old kwon Ithiaborodlol as Mims tree Maireimst" Wog o f p o r om s z oo , se T avers ;.. rt , u -4.a. ow ',OILY Ni:wo is sa re bead of the Li. Bailey. tins is gore on (avowal:4ly at prassat. • Men 1.4 mins was " W WI ; laa the letter ' /eh " lea - DansioiMaiPieres Wynn* Yorke, ti t fit..._.D.,::. 4400 l i • i l t i t l i nuares teemeenr Ma nw lesth eles sainiwag_ .... alin Oreole urbda. l iete. : . lisaskusse ahem S *Week, only shirt 20 minutes. There Aled Ea. • Richard James, of Bellanplsee, Mahon, seq.; lel 111 Mk 11444 s ... .. ... Ills 6 ,... , ~« .• “r. at /Wham, 03•ccattair tree 00111111efee 10110 kowlea • t.. • 4E4 eat practkal Mem% rarer poireel, sear is net mock tram ea the Noe, et the results might have , ~,,,' ~,, • ....,' ~i se. leo ewe .41.14,1. y bor rweire men insis soriena mes. t w e l it odloo as edis embeaksion , ca the t La b ra ti tine n r a rt y • a•••• "••••w••••• , ...--•=o Dod, ise-Y ef -we Lia w4 n it e so is ,nr,,, , ~t ,wi rem et tt• newest Neer -In the eseeney dr IRELAI4D. FLINTObIIII -iv h. L.'5."... . the err. traded. sad topertiml einserter elm thus. Trevor, Viscount of Brynkmalt, /seq. ; m all loreneethers .... ... lon y im ge la-. ;metier, sad le lb. varied seereasiikter OlMMenisiis. - through Me min, lot Os Op is oet of &serious character, ~ Ruk of 1,1 i n ...eery es, 114 ill Landlord arra be grew...4k ....,, uted ✓is tbe City, itailwey, and Moran Altl4lll.- Deemer, Nov. 18. ead bop sot .tapped the wear -I.OAMobOA ini mum a Y 111413011. 10 S Las„Trar,&llosthenl It re5t,.....f. &tale' Ile of rum*, rhea say ear, min- This morning a solemn service will he performed - W. 1110 Lee setebtea-116. Oaee. Ilwch, En, ; Themes Pones stievesegli, Beg. ; Lewis 55, too ism a is murc roims „,. sew o , '" "" 4 "'vs" 61 ati oll „___, la• Ihass ,“, y_,..."17 in Christ Church cathedral to celebrate the same Liewelya sifiwys, stParinessm se n7r iw thrasass, Nag. OPENLICI OF THE RAILWAY FROM METZ MONTOOnzatreara.-141111 W 12 Da. na. ._. .. ...,,...... t.. net did, 4166 $ ''"'" 11 ''''''' wish -. •." ' • of which Bt. Paul's church is this dm cps ,of Leighton Hall, to I DealeilL,lLsaiL(o Pr Orr tu relent .. TO BAB.EBBRUCK. Esq. ; Edmund litheiMeme Fes% of Llaadrino, Esq. ; et. leo Laden I evoloWesess 11111 11.41..-••• •t , tI. fae_ a dak.7 4044 tie ay ewer 44140 7 4 scene All the government and pulls 17111111•• in ld mi p.., to - ity • „%;;;;,'...,..„,'"'ir" 61...26 '''''''..• ""' .166 " . " Dublin will be closed to-day ; but altbswgh business The railway from M - etz to fiarrebruck was 'ma- j" M " France. 4 irs".Bllllsi - '11.4 _ _room wurnial&-Tlarea Irett• Nostra, of Clegir, 22 24 24 • as s ---- us m ell Learesedrery It Odentse we sorer«. ~..0.... tamer is shows by the Let rear a stomp will also be suspended in the law and stases% ruste d „ s g oo d s ,. sb, mi i i„,,, ( 4 p.bl ic tirertir, H. Egg. ; Hugh Jan e l &lawn& E q. ; Thomas le it lim e n e ma e eiumigis . red 6. thr• '''' ""u to La 1 " 41 1. 1 " d " 14 "" 2•241. • 67 the law °Goss will be kept open kr two ta the .ne, aad the Praise el the Moans arrived at the sia. Prim Maw', of H re6l. lee asar.,Med.,allsoolaa Ihr it ait be ...en two tau peprr . yeasting by man Me al o fir iesta ad ta aw yes:stalest% It thwe laded oalnyollktle: early part of the day for sari . minseary beri- Ms at Yes at eight . ' leek to the wissime of th a t dep. PIMBROKBOSI3M en nbiI Valiant Heavy Ed- 51 41 tuns& unit. Maim lmwarders of Mariam; IN lams Mho Hamilton, ef Tressed, M. tee Wan . ... .. .. f Goes, res Mi ralt. lee Dia Ntra.'ar Dar . ' 46 lbws. t'nunnicLie .._ let.hhil•hed. 84 ••1 6 laud. bees SS the ' ono Seen 1 . 11 W in 1 "/". 4 by She Bisbee of die 11111146.111 Ilier• . 1770 the pboosix.pairk ...,,, memo, sal' !lemma, she s o ., us of 1, 411 % 7 m s thd th e Bart. ; Adrian Minn Jelm Bisbee. ef fl u ttstples" . Ism is. I elt . tel Mum, r,,v, 'm a osi s eme „ Ranstoesniam.--Josathaa Ffeld, ef on meiY . " te 14 Pews= abeitsWisey Naar. Waste. LUMP Pigeon- honks forts, the alma bells will Mil sae e ms sy sas mrssemcnee "Pu t= Cl she em. gn.; Hokarill• NSW* Bollionliks 7-6-- nedassehrd. so DAILY NS*/ we funeral peel; and other Midge Cl polite rapist hug Illsilway. Ths saw N . gig Auer s o so w , Esq. ; Walter de Wiens, of Slarslarigh Castle, . e• ts = l en inaitlifea.. se ese ~..1 weintesesse el tote l =lesnierrewine . " at fora NOM. is asenased by a to the memory of the illastrims Arthur Doke el hew 11 •Pon sod Pow* IbiloollA_ __oliktosooloo.._ oomO7 •we • issis Nome Is the p=t 1 1 1 ZI : the lower Wilde W e lli ngton w ill be pa id A e s no s m om to Seenersca, • teem Setae seem ilia i a•• reams St. ISO 11 le Db. au . " ::: ...". .: mera an eel the frr•t it irk high getand awl a liberal ter-nere. . MINES. et. lee Itallarish .. 16 IS Nor* Diet it .I. .. la i m, ...pg.. . 0 that a s os e pone o aso.n. omit, is ro interest in ths scene to le this dew is hied ' s ' la as 73 litiall aa a la 214124 0 1 i1ail els anthem._ Er ef MR It he bees enewara n , Fresse, as- a st De. a• - as yin Wan a Koehn t ono Moole. 'OW Ow aawl London seems, indeed, to 1011111111111ali nob elate ea r, soder Mee disestlem of M. a s D i e I i Ommessid swarm el Wee ease deer ally swan , sed with re Mean THIS PAT.-Two O'CLOCK. we 5055i ,....„- Hasa ii, lie ...,, ,__,, t4dm i b, a „, people, and many ardent wishes we paned Le* .It &bees& in enstmenint dilleedlim, 4 2 1 : 1 = se 111 artli 41•11Ndelift.. sa Mee el 6 4 wan, A. parr are Ikea eernereek with Le eserreolal that the proceedings of the day may not be marred hew Vsl7 ably nessoned. Ths Hsi earaerg ass In gold mining shares the transactions to-day have if, alt Nad1.......2 441744 . ....._,---- Me been limited to Port Philip end Nouveau Mondes, to 100 " .'".."" W7g.... ''....'. 0i 'NIL "' ra iwwww• by unfavourable weather. stalater, e. 4 Bartle emel.l dignitaries end WitwOmild ItorearrarmearbrelirOm;ara de Last night we had another severs gals, tin triad r oe I r2 eh ibli si:= 11148 rdeb es a. both of which are very firm. et. too LIS &taw 111. Ilestreset.lllB‘ft. was The *kid The shares of the Cobras Company have been don * s ,.• I l e l 66 ,,,,, 2 " 212h . 16 111222a1 eke , i fi,„'s blowing from N.N.W., from which point it mend tie sh i , ,„„a, 0 a MILLS. te *ribs the peewee with ewe, tie • the west. The London express parcels of yesterday throe warn knelt d_owu Ma e Is Kme me th s ma s ew at 431; Rhyme iron, at 20 to 1 ; and British iron, et. ow Do. I.IIIW.WWw.IIII es 0 111 111 171. 111, rd 145, HENRY Vi....) .it•et s I 7, morning, which should have reached before vskimight, need with French, Proachs,ml llawarka lima. M. Yen at 8. 1, 5 et Neeeere.. OS 15; all roman sr Ohms Is • LONDON, reeminnes did not come to hand until 6 o'clock this morning. der Heyde, Minster of fte Weeks In Peons IL de Coon Suilers fller. W. 11124 _ . In - bin blehleartied GOLD Klein, Chief el the Civil Adeskairelden at IL p eam 111 all De, Reba .. .. ft WATCHIL4, aWs MOW. Helmet's, CMG's' Um hessian Omen= Omni ea M. PailL.We=sy *My. 10 AD len Omar/ - „....--- -- 7 --- -- . Ilms. ZONTAL CONIRSOLTIDN, 11. ' yr..t...s' . 'LW.,OwI, Casemeedies the EMU= eI Trews, Caked Step. MELANCHOLY SHIPWRECKS ON THE m y - 'l, titer yes m i s sma , sag a p.m ausa b o , e s wh ir m i,a . Were I Ara his - li It eloseadre Dates 1111 GOLD DIALS,JSWOAMD, all # Or _ ... Darn. S. quad li:41113 " ../4 i• - ‘ 6.e.. at Wye Garr ask. IRISH COAST. sad shimmy fentigneales ef Peens were in whin l•••••• las. "lb C• ll2O7 Wa -- all 41 • pair a per 05at..... rig .... . i . , ... \ la nutter twos , st Teo. Wee U myna - - le 14 Sear Ores .„ .. and-a-liell Or me se r. me train drew sp. The Punka sod retook el eititi l ' s * , NSW 6110 W-8001111, a lir tmeeten which were rife on Friday evening Patella Werke weggely sheik seek ease by*, bend. ad** e el se m ill I• 4l.lmilliai- unnew lei 4. et. tee Man Mosta ... -. .. ... e I 4 ss m Orr Wass ••• - - as AI t i • , .__. 174 rellAll en eunelov with is she waists whin bad been last ea Bray grestiambetwasattessearreseassAProwisathisses ware 1 , n ee Pretbeid -.. all f i dle 10 15 asulli SerialldlirrDa tie M. . stetretratat et New and [hot pawed to . be ten h in t 0 . Friday mew waally smilki. The band elf the 70* Premien w- - -.- am 1 snimmon Outdate= all - f die W 0 _ _ _ -Dale der . .e 4 ,7 . - 4 ..t OA- ; SaCONDeIiaND PLAT&iii 19 TreasieseaUeskalkie aw the jaw eLiceeo in, at anus belf.teat 3 o elan, the wort pude en tow = Hann =wed Hedy she. The Freest sad the Pews. A" IIAnA all 4 I an imps I ernini Asaranan Oold i ! s eerreet Jaw wpm. near Ottreba wsm• voted • 'Mg which anbeopostly slaw thee preseedol arm in UM to an ekes awl Me likkep isso all Walidard and fl i t= rd t. /,' at easselleely truer proved Id die l a dy Harriet . react, of Cheers eine el Id* evaded to it. They thee mnsevered, sod the likiie Li e end* h e fa ft 6 , I na " l St $ 10 ail Wrodlied sr !by " • 4ti , c , sh e s sess, When first sow et lee water her germ wen pushes delivered so addnes afro whin he limed the IRMl ' kete ito De.themsead anis sif $ = P P S 13 West Orwell .. .. re R -' ad ib. raid 'awn- steadies, sad bee crew, ilw in numbs; were seem Whet esEweg Sad the lesametives is the noel ♦ way. • sellatho IV* 10 IM. si. John Del Rey NI N. a'#. •• . U2 ... 140 , T . 1a rb. ' 04 2 ,1 ch . d .„ l " .. to rem. The wavel i ts a vorter, both Over them with =hen tho illesebng Cam=r ag es Men perama wf, Ile.thl I trimly Orr all S its jea I& 100 10111,NOW•1011;111;61.1 "h ....... menlemes @nig be remind mad the MOM end remain' lamb ; A 1069 60 Clasefli 44117441 7 5 e 10 Do.O.N.E.Pareeeee .. a boa a.. on; we AL. Put hues, MK os then Khe bombed abent hen that small high wales et Frank and Penns wines. TM Ink elhowards lett far tea s" 6 0(321.2161 Gold ***** "*"-- 14 1 sp6 76 al OUT Mitt, Irrao 230. week. • ot. 100 Tcek end North Maui R A cull eantataltem the Ust of Prim sad skeins will ha 10 eels*, when >se Monet went esseheard, canna Serrehnek. ♦M Mann petals ate the Me the maladies ii . ias .. i itie - Aisiissise Owes an Img sewro, tree, o n oppficaxon by letter; mid sa early aseiteetwa with it her Cl the Wises. The Innis lowlier, - mill IMO emembin, ad they raised bed Ono= o barren t** =see re Omost - - - LIMO LAMED AT I err el. clang to lime mmlommet, aad was semewbeet &Mined by a At Sarrebnek • Nape' was =heed by the Poresiens to 14 • 444 Oadoillsisomo.- * •so il I 416 In. .be Addnee-111. 172, . a s ne , ogeogw.g7WELT, porter deka ml disk be had rangesei N how le the Moir Fon& ..mfrs 110 ,4 t it loololood nediality 12,060 Orr Dory efIlal; WIDOW weedier side et the =est.'s mai& sememememes N beak the wee stisisleV *ithy mu Pestle& YVesuk Minister HMO Oral Pcdraoth. ........ 100,001 T HE • TEE and HEALTIL-A good set of foree wrick sti=wl ab ittro u r is tri a =e7lareetles f PlUs ; the It s aits: i t t l is ir go lug , :l a th of ttejig iis e a t i s e c z,... =•lnc.°. Qt 0 LI $ l iI t sod soi Dar I E.707....nal esta lawooalt 0 . 1 2 . 1 7= z4e . d , ii. wigs ref min e, ..66 of gr eat ammo mg gensweiaseten, for he wfisphifial ees ; President, and both were received with eadmektesn. At 100,400 Ilseleata Omer 9•o.2r alli ffelen W : Pa Nil 1111 13=11 400 tfolv.or weensla Deda Gs rad Sear lithe ingiermilkalles a sal Ws ear- seen se eat rev 8 war oi as rigging, which wee In six o'clock the train left Sarranvek, and pressein at a Zoo 1 loolmosollthinertese 4 4 4.. a._ , , overvvion et wean nem ___,,,holo* hlosollVol a tos,.F.T &We of falling ea him, and aka to klik away •we with rapid rate to Mete, where it arrived at bailie= eight. on Mw Otsbada _... ..... ...- all i die par to Orestreden Were lsoeses rads ' O O OO .. •»• . ell 4 I pet 16 I 113 101 Dlr 4 wlllarstagesraels ile Mree v i.i 4 ., area l"' 16. 11twgimedtmes=isterni ar '"'Maga; kb hat. AS Inktie hliwaassi the mil Sass way old be Were nanow..... Orr loWnetWeret Yepestne oilman mMs amid mhos swam metier* =Me= will' At Solloonoldbllooloo of the lethier osa. a.a...... lll V "' " I IL 100 Bottiseherekke (ham 16 drat deal, MIN Ms sun miwaima. wilwanwaaw he wee mode to the maat Nis re. to,am fe Brun true .....„ ell r . 4 Is laukable.roteen ke ea pan. to the arr. Prise fa Id. sr ha Oands&-The pis hie Mows pedlar when he Ind ea kr mem mane NEW SHERIFFS. DIM Kw .. II I 6 50 10 Clrealas hirtion a era. .1 „newt.' creset• are ea the lair nil "A. SOWLAND W ow . Ty. bosse,„ sp os sway mo w aim - 7000 et mann *cake 7... 104 11 11 Ward loOdelleales).. M la "01,, 10, lutirmartes." arra en 164 12 4 " 1 ••• 24144, dregq with it the Wise, Mee bun (raoic TelseDAT's Guerra.) 50.000 1 Soak Artra11e5........... 1 per! • It. fin mesLienompor.w.Cl 111 gee ~ e re-., *id 11` them. and tiy altemitis and nertlemara. ill p dais dom. To „,, ii , we 6001 10 OSA hew. The =WM 01 those who were nominMed for 0. 1 7 4 mut Sow mu se ....... 5ll 74 5 7.y NUM le 01.21arlbsts le U es hisrree & Der FM A C AUTION.-To Tradesmen, Merchants, minim over, wog la milt minutes sesta seat elms te the shim .tutu by the Leeds of the Council, at the Exchequer, on 101,000 I I we. Marlowe. all 1 els pie OwessltoOrearaesn It ki Ou eta ea *A.-Where Is he latameee to ess ii• nalit elarig ones rad, hat a made wave mete* the morrow of St. Mut* in the ) 6th pato( the reign of her Iwo. i 1 Yuba - 1 eat Igo et It Heiblelle&Teddillalt • ..... . _..____ .-_. The *nem which were rife on Friday evening with to the vowels Wish bad hoes Met Is Berg Heed to be tee tree. Oa Friday meow ey e at aims ppeart 3 o'clock, the essst genii ea deny mar Goeyelease homer* • meet w hich sebsegesatly peeved to be the Lady Harriet .*ewer, of Chasse, eine to thesis... Whoa first eels at low WOW her sorb were steadies, esill her Crew, dve hi .saber, were sow babel to this. The ersw, howerer. belie OM this with groat hese, mai in eft~sitw emblesee meld be reamed this. MO Mein& *est hen that mell high water, et 10 Velese. when ,late hems* went irembeerd, with it her et the ahem The wren* Prevre:er i Z du`` to he medmase, sad was mar whet agree d . by a ed the sall whisk be bed mem* lb lamas le the weather side et the meet, so es la se le memo te In* the his of the wave% *ids wee, at this dee sworn over the wry* with malls raise* Be muse evidently have bees a maa of great asibesi eed detanalasitiee, for he es. phisly sees to cut away a perils et the rigging, whisk wee hi how of rallies es Itim. a* she to kick away • fps with W het u le v e i r m. lswever, the mail gave f t w h a e y aid be wit h be weili=by eemaes to the mar l It era *shame positive, when he whit eater mem misers pr. The whew; hewer% Smelly arried with the gather new, vhs h atm ue , sei gi rq ctell me sires. To their greet low err, wee ht ante Wants, sesta sois dem to Sr these salikke rem* en** mad, bat • resift wave *Meek gis egg magi his spin amempet the amain _billows. Agile be erreged*tegain his 64 ma a semeithe rep see* hie weir, the =tor will* wee Mehra by *see in shwa, ark timpenatebat fruitage@ *heft to eseshlheleset meelem, who led by this thee as_ti meted* is the shine, whim • ars* wave, Ls were terrific iw the ter elm a* which appeared r if spa. rally rest fee the pergem, ewe* ire eV hetal e d ie li d e n vs no awe wee *II pleb* up ha emit Mem • lifeless mere *NV up redo seer the shore. Oft et the *At* crew wee with the life scaresiy ht Is, sad removed to beer of Mr. &allies, when he wee motel with *my kir**, sad was pies* under the ere ifs Ardis* mere, *der where treater* be milled a Its, bet rat E i mid died at 10 Vilest the one 4:%r was heft the *her of seven ham* Two bearer* ee shore m the Nem* *e meat day; bet the Mb had set been heed up be lobe in Saturday orating. The desiseed man wen all =lto be Welch. Their &thee MI either bete 'S W 116, ferry the tswisid, is tore Of by osede by they p i g lathed to the am* lir se beer. w here ilusd vessel wee hides with et*, hues wase to piis the amuse of 010 hest day. Lieut. Nebe l. with the men of the Nest gra, were were salve le sect preperty as Meld* hoed, es well es le the bear, ht whir% duty they reseirmi aid hem Mr. loses sell the terarmiselary twee is the edghbeesheed. A. bum was te bare bre held apse the Miler as Saturday y Mr. Rehm et Attlee. At sleet 41 Vele* as., seem rand west ea elms *die • mile et the spit In *deb thelesbeemed saterteesse reed was ended. She wee • brig WWII the Rehr if Meiggest. sad was laden. In pee hes belles hew err she streak, her is went overlie* sod her beim sumeseed breaking up the crew usurp& to get on dreg I bet the master, • fen •lB7 year et egt, was being earl* of try the water whoa hi re jump* ad hong* blinsedikte the abaft. The sew weee mire Mile howlisen of Mr. Geary, sew Rhoda, whale they melted every ellestige se ash* seiCrto me le irkdestitute peellion. shoot the vs boar • third week took plan epos Read. The weed was amt'the New Vella*, of Ikea Wale', awl wee Isis with grain. She ems whitest • ere, sad with her mast eat away,.ied elms leeks up with th e sent ldgb tide. No in. Wipers odd *pined as to the hied her Wow. The gals we. dee severely hit in the meet te the meth it DOM& At that tea eels* ea Thesedey night a Z o ete* the Orem and Am. et illemegesed, Jame was cast when M Ritembe. She wag r ecite hole Whilehaves, led was basail Ilbeligied. The mar all meeped, sad It is hired ea the vessel may be gee ef wham the gemeete ige erdente. A be*, we ausimewe , we* sire the se Meg sight, between 11 eel If Aka t wed hesamo • total wrseit, but the new wee tealled te mesh the char la safety, eying to the asuilmas etas aim amid. • large Prussian Meg* dee *et te amid Diegbela bar, bet were 11 eel 12 Vieth se Thismilir eight, the row, 17 is amber, were dreeeet, with the Inalleption of the captain red sen use, who mewed te mesh the shore es • pieeeefAbe Wash, Mid were picked op by the liglitheurrkeeper. The ems, which was a general ear, strewed she .bale hem the mouth of the Boyne to the &twists mead, bat was preserved In • great measure by the eaertiose of the rho eeerel, it is ram.* d, was proceeding to Rio 7..eim hem SIM port in ticotiscd at the time the dreams oneness, ha place. fIAUTION, . liwidimb, , oj iftegsks. he Te whoooli kb b . Sat am upprodobi ;MS Yu log=ops So p 014641 _ -,, - . ri . • mkt Os mob ....i Ellt-ilis lob ON lOW bor I on Mbar orl musbriftor Or Os sob on" al _ relorbro, or robblor 001 l Nob ._ Sr e- ..r.-- Min bus we eileaMaimagf all 1.. - 4 lb Po =loOMNIby or re .l - St palik ed Nobs trilby =••• Ls ,_-• . W tai Wow at So kb Joke 111. Lcalease• Tip mass et those who were nominated for Iberia by the Lords of the Council, at the Exchequer, on the morrow of St. Martin, is the 16th mid the pigs of her Majesty Queen Victoria, and in the poor of our Lord 18.52 : BIDPORDIIIIII.-81r George Robert Osborn, of Chick sands Priory, Bart. ; Henry Latlodals, of Kompaton, Esq. ; William Lynn Smart, of Eversholt, Eq. Bllllll4lll.—Head Pottinger Best, of Donnington Coeds, Esq. ; James Joseph Whebk, of Bulmersho Court, Mra.; Henry Elwin, of Marabout Pork, nom Abingdon, Lay. BOCLINGWAXISKIRB.—Thaeas Alexander Boswell, of Crawley Grange, Esq.; Christopher Tower, of Huntsmen- Park, Esq. ; Abraham Dart r, of Stoke Pegs., Eq. Cutts. aso Whitting, of Manes sad TbmosrAbbey, Esq. ; Jews Gay, of Rowell, Esq. ; leha Dam Gardner. of Chatteris, Esq. Consinuittn.—Fragraisßerisg AWlnsee, of Rampabeek. Lodges Esq.; George Saul, of Breasteek, Eq.; Thomas Anima Eroskim, of ithazo, Bay Ramaiss.—Joke urlegtoe Lisle, of Carden, Req. ; Joshua Procksbaw, of Harryton, war Endbury, Eq.; Prude Dukindeld Palmer Astley, of Dakinfield, Eq. las The Right Honourable Henry Manners, Lord Watery/gin, of Dovetidge ; Sir John Harpur Crewe et Calks-Abbey, Bart.; William Drury Lowe, of Locks! Park, Eq. Divotraniu.—Edward Bastard lien Dennis, of Whit 'sigh-Hall, Esq. ; Arthur Davis Bassett, of Watennouth, Esq. ; Edward Sradd, of Oston, Esq. Dourninins.—Henry John Reuben, Earl of Portar. Ragtag, of Milton Abbas ; William Brow, of Buntock, Esq Robert Williams, of Bridohead, Esq. DU .; ltitAN.—Erwlsrlek Aoklent Milbank, of Hart, Esq.; Henry Baker Baker of Branson Hall, Esq. ; Wi ll iam Ninth, of Usitortli House, Eq. Esinix.—John Gordon Rebow, of Wivenlioe Park, Esq. • Thomas White, of Weetherefield, Eq.; John Watlingtogi Perry Wallington, of Moor Holl, Osoucreernassing—Jubs Henry Elves, of Colesborne, Req. • John Raymond Barker, of Poirford Park, Esq. ; Timmins Anthony Stoughton, oiOwlpen House, Esq. Hinsioananina.—William Mosey Kyrie, of Roams House, Esq. • Richard Hereford h i s si Hatton Court, leq.; Elias Chadwick, of Peddiestogio, . Thomas SO leaders of lleechwood Perk, Bart. • Robert Reabery, ef t i t= in Thundridge, Eq.; Na thaniel Ribbon, of Muadsu, Watford, Esq. Karr.—Frauds Colville Hyde, of Symbols House, Ow rine, Eq.; Alexander Oltndining, of Ashgrovs, Eq.; John Anatentein, of Woodlands, Esq. Latex/imam' nis.—Edword Henshaw Cheney, of Oad desby, Esq. ; Came George Charles Nevin, of Holt, Esq. ; Frederick Wollaston, of Sheraton, Esq. Lincoursittan.—Joraph Linsey, of Stoutest Hall, Esq. ; Anthony Wilson, of Ranceby Hall, Eq. ; Hemp Eldprith, of Moortoorn, Esq. MONMOUTHIIIIILI.-11curi Bailoy, of Nasty 010, Thomasßrown, of Ebbro Vale, Esq. ; Richard Father gall, of Tredegar, Esq. Noarota.—Daniel Gurney, of North Runeton, Lay; the Lord Charles Van Ferran Townobend, of Roadie's Henry It umy Upober, of Sherringham, Era. NORTII/MPTONSIIIIIII —Cary Chin's }Owes, of Great Billing, Esq. ; the Right Honourable Anthony Henley, Lord Henley, of Watford ; George Hall, of Barton Sea. grave, Esq. NOUTMUNIIIIIILAIID.—WaIter Selby, of Diddleston, Esq. ; Stamp Brook/bank, ("fibs Hermitage, Esq. ; Samuel Edward Waddington. of Newtons on-the-Moor, Esq. NOTTINGHANSUISZ.--Thomas Sprigging Godfrey, of Soldering', Era. ; Samuel Bagman Wild, of Castock, Esq. ; I Henry Bridgman Simpson, of llobwortb, Eq. OIFOILDSHIRIL—Henry Philip Powys, of Hardwi ck, lira.; James Morrell, junior, of Osford, gig.; John Wil liam Pane, of Wormsley, RUTLANDIMIZI.—John Parker, of Preston, Esq. ; Robert Lee Bradshaw, of Turwill, Esq. ; Charles Orman Eaton, of TisoVer, &moron Ml.—Abraham Darby, of Colebrook Dole, Eq. ; VOU will frequently see pablinisd amounted the en, ry serstly. wren of Pawn urs nuti. eame of 11,4.4 the pall." theee doodood w god Mem is Ow pste.• ea re times ban driielni Vl= ft.* irtieseay end dm duo WO erode. I. They ban An Wilt oresioll to mom Or le. %%no r potties do dude halm portholes& lbw balms bee ihe Meat fte meths ea biome imoodi le Ms Midi ma* urealleme. We Urreire or Is Om dr IVO warms n.. a Wadi. from geffi/Wif ame Am 141, .w.esibler .t low WWI di de .• le One In. Pleidicf hos balmetare imp, ado irld et PVT Moly. b W war yet railed. will& WM =lift Se mime the eta to oar PAW* Llfl PILLS, AbrieSpeonialla sown tw *wee , . yet re so NnW herellios obi wig le olai.r .1 with e.eYrw ID Ito levallk lowa Imlay Ina het 111.11ealth. who we • w a i zE ewe MOON 'poplins of • mem hold doollie. ound a Ve mk od so 15. emu, dewed vireo 7. esido, Aldo_ Ono& ..orei, Lewin. Soli liood% . haw e WNW sad dew ; Odin WC*. low.sho.finnti. Lamd; r/ wodiedie med. ay. ie ad inily MOW* II 0. ood• &Am 1.20 —m& So blis w waft essopt simpsi tril Ids Svcs not .41.1r0n. , Witt•ti. • r nabid of_ " i 'fb . • • ..^•• .24 wwWes vilv awl TWA lIRW 171%1.\U ,v ftY rritAPPEiti (le •11/1•11.11 wetled S. mg, 44. astl pw NOW ,Th ,s Weft Pl.ll writs wen. nu e\ ea 11111111411.11 Great **WS i 4 IM 412' BBIPWRECK MY AN RANT INDIAIIAN.—Informs.' tics has bees received of the total low of • floe Indianian,: use Am"th Bar, en the Welch emit. The Pairdeld,l Captaia Itschm, left Liverpool os Wednesday last, the loth last ,f. r Herehly, with • valuable general cargo. Is Plwiar d.*n the Chasse' her rudder get unshippsd bu t the 'ravel nine quite iermanelreable, and drove on !locks, at the entrance of Dolan Bay, near Amlweb, where: she Mat hesvily, and with considerable difficulty the ear tats sad crew were got oaf* on shore. A Stintilt Ilia ta,i. w sprung up, with • heavy sea, the ship laboured 1 0 much that she soon bilged, and the tide ebbs and BOWS through her. Above thirty men, under the directions or Ceptalo!high's and the agents, are employed in laded sails, and riaging ; a portion of her stern his bees I @Luse in, sad her storey, which were stowed aft, are beim l'isht 4on shore. On the news of the disaster being knows, at Lir. the broker., without delay, despatched eteanserv, lighters, • life boat, and a number of men to Deist hay, ter the purpose of saving the cargo, sad esse• Veying it to Liverpool, as the beach In the vicinity of the wrrek is onfirourahlo far landing. The email remain up- right, and titiet et low water, so that if the weather m°B6' rates th , r • is every probability of saving the gnaw yeti ! tier of the mugs. Algernon Charles Heber IN-re), of 'lodises Hall;Esq. Rohrer Aglionhy Shiny, of Weaned Manor, Eq. Sommosarsiit na.—Prancis lien,, Dickinson, of King- Weston, Esq. ; Sir Hugh Richard Hoare, of Drowhams, Bur. ; James Curtis Somerville, of Diodes., P.N. STAVFORDIIHIRII.— Edward Boller, of Dilhorno Hall, ; Philip Barnes Broarle, of Feuton Manor H o use, E s q. , Richard Hyatt, of Freeford, Eq. COUNTY Or Sournmarrog..—John Shelley, of Avlngtois How, agar Wistatiodor, Eq.; Jeremiah Robert Ives, of 44 144 48 10 130 133 100 101 16 a 044 88 OS 87 t II 13 pm sit 474 SA 04 Os 11 1 " II 0 1 1 pa 104. 1674 124 Ifte 84 44. pa it 14 6 ts tt se SA es die 18 14 I I mo ref /114 46 47 49 It St Si Ms 3/ Si U SO $7ll din dY 4 e a ll Oa l 41 19 U d if 87 69 Of 71 11 I dim I:1 111 10 1 0 Is Ili 3 tab II n 774 , 84 00 41 14 10 1 6 1 1 1 41 4 '1 161 10 7R 7s' . Ca U SS I)AILLOW'S NW IN- , 111111111 D lIIMACTIIIIO SYPHON 1 . l a rdill ts. j e t =IWO 2 1 • ••• • MIS ea is ail se ellistasul a - * awe lim il l=almil be draws air:Ada , A ' - I C i 4 .7111 AL I , ...—.., 2 1 c t I Ile IIIM; wommlid IA may he odd hi . Ow aril of ale; prise 4s. ; dAis .; I i i . a I Tra•=l: Wie, Lestryg Iti l i r il t ilYi :: ii _ *slop dew Aisquhirbis a lOW. 1 = i rsbAbell). ilest imams li INA Ilea* Weiss Solkisar • ro of ••• m moo dr n ot Indgi oboe** imp Wined o Wm. JAMS Sallaall. I Eig lifima• 00. Illeaska.hows, Ina. 1 , ,. , .. imam ad Mb Ilmatestvor. yaw. PUBLIC RALE& Nov. 11.—By ROOM RANDALL and BON, at HIS Whit. Dart llotel, Oeildford—lorrehold, eopyhold, and leasehold estates, situate in Guildford, Albury, and West Horsley, Barmy, the whole producton a rental of nearly 2301. per minuet—sold is eight lots, for 3.6161. Nov. 17.—8 y Mr. ell•ALINI HAWKINS, at the Mart.—A moiety of a freehold house and shop neer the railway eta , Bon, Crawley, let at 261. per annum—sold for 2261. A piece of freehold building land, containing 6 acres, &noted at Hendon, Middlesex—sold for 0901. By )(Mr*. 811.0111.11 T SIM Sox, at the Mart—Two h bold homes. Cbri.p Ever, Poplar, let at 621. per swam; tern 70 jean it 61.-1004 FOREIGN EXCIIANOI Pas ACCOIML ?AIM ilcrr. 111. Ter Moray. pet CM*. 4i pet Owa a rot Ckeee., 1032_ or Dente Spe Oats. Now Lena ... iseliamp en Leedom lea 040 1 141 Mew De. 11. I.lBlmet p.a.. lOO 111... Do. S. 1011 lOO ... U 10 ►M 0 ►II 60 03 0 Opining Hlikeit. lairs& Mies. 84 0 88 70 $6 76 83 73 toi'so 10700 10600 107 0 48.411 0;10 4871:31 76. A . " la . my ir "i"11.01 Passe. Nov. 18. —B4. OMINAIia ; 1,58 Y es (risks brit alb (loft bask), ISO: Porto dad l i net Frb W NM: Boar sad SUM, kor• sou. erd Ea* 00; SIG; Sado aad Iliatobraes. MI For rid Lyon% HO; Leonard Avlser.Or: McauteraortTiosio. MS; Our. /So; sad Ss. Mawr to Om. WS; Pods sad Obracreg. S 10; Moo sad samomke. Dispootrarame./19; Ittedsoas and Cot ta IMP; lardarreati Taro, ; Pads mg Itores, —; Centre do Vital* 1,427 Is. Bus.Litt, Now. 18.—Voluntary Loan, 1011. New Loan, Four•and♦-Half per Cent. (1960), 1022; ditto (1862), 1031; National Debt, 93. Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, Bank Shares, 1071. _ _ VIENNA, Nov. 16.—Piro per Cent. Metalliques 941; New Loan (Series A), 941; ditto (Series B), 1091 ; Four-an -a-Halt per Cent., 841. Bank Shares, 1,338. Exchange on London. 11.28. BURFORD'S PANORAMA OF TEE BATTLE OF WATER tuo.—This panorama, which was originally exhibited within two years after the battle, and was revived about 10 years ago, has been again brought under the notice of the public. The revival of so instructive and faithful a record of the greatest achievement which England's greatest hero ever accomplished cannot be otherwise than attractive at the present moment, when the deepest interest in every in. cident, however small, connected with the illustrious man's career, is felt throughout the country. Many pictorial UMW= of the battle of Waterloo have been produced, and have been exhibited under various eiseumstaneee, and In a thousand popular forms; but we lave seen none which bears upon it the impress of conscientious adherence to truth in a more satisfactory degree than this which was reopened to " private view" y. The representation of the field appears to have been painted from accurate drawings m ad e at the time and plans obtained at head•quarters, and great tare has been taken that the portraits exhibited in the picture should be faith ful likenesses of the originals. Amongst these the "great duke " himself and many of the general oaken who at tained the highest distinction in the battle are, as a matter of course, prominently placed, and their features are easily recognised by the spectator. The figure of the Earl of Us bridge is perhaps the most conspicuous in the group er groups, and this we are informed was executed under the direetion and correction of the distinguished officer himself, who, it seems, " sat " for the portrait, and allowed the artist to see the horse he rode and the accoutrements with which he was Inveighed. La Hays Sainte, the Chateau of Hoagoaatoat, La Belle Alliance, the Wellington Tree, Sir Thomas Piston's Tree, and all the various ob ii eta which have from time to time excited the attention and curiosity of visitors to the battle-field, as well as to the numerous representations of it, are skilfully and artistically pourtrayed, and the many incidental features is the battle—(including the death of Colloid Gordon, the death of Sir W. H. de Laney, Private Godley's combat with a mounted cuirassier, Corporal Shaw's single-handed en counter with half a dozen Frenchmen, *e.)—which are familiar to all who have read the History of Waterloo, are depicted In a manner which cannot fail to give general satis faction. It appears that the late Duke was a very frequent visitor to this picture when previously exhibited, and was await.* loud in his laudatory comments on the performance. 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ISULTarklibwipont.Ovir WeA/irked•bilkusay York !Inman bnw., Otllunb of Ess.parob. Ditto_ IMto _ -- i ils pr NI us si 1 Pie IILLWATE. fOllllOll A 114116 Nil 160 a. last OhmWel mod Ilonalsm DV=WW Mew Uri Kim Mira thugs hams Pastrala , ir.ed hoodoo of Maar ot.Weit.oferaft.asirse I 111 ji dts 31 41 ;ma pot I pa im Is Is pa 2 1 2 1 Ift Lumbar, ua (railway) I Do. (Oran.- 1= . 0.11 /Wane . tads Mak: in 214 Ws orday up to 1 pr. TU.., . L:.r(„,......) . . 1 , p. Do.(ei mier44) .. $4 7 .4. 4 . 1 1.,..4 ?ram,. .. $l4 37 I Do. SDI. 3 per et. rm... 1 Ifor i w 4w egran . al l'l m ir Pre 4ll4 3M.i l 1 - 41 14 - Orleans sad &admix .. rar,• mai I.poos ... . 194 244 pm edri. awl OrAmie . 64 70 Paris lied Immo . , 30 41 .. ear mul ntraoherry . I 364 364 P 414.(144-asdamrb•orp 64 7 pm I Qa•ass 'ad Itithatood .. • i Pea masa pal /14./. _ .. 214 224 ..424r. 444 11. im . 144 11 M"Wattled') ...... paar em /maws. .... .»... . 44 I Wallow' of Pram.— . . lle 114 paa MONEY MARKET. 1 4 Pat Igi i I THURSDAY EVIINTRO. The traffic returns for the last week on the under mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows : . - 1862. 1851. 1850. London and NorthWeetem £44,656 „a:42,030 ..E41,373 Lancashire and Yorkshire 17,047 16,638 .. 15,621 London and South Western 9,375 8.599 .. 8,296 London and Brighton Great Western Midland South Eastern York andiNorth Midland York, Newcastle, at Berwick 14,883 12,805 .. 13,925 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,627 .. 1,619 .. 1,222 g W4o aid . 14,636 •.. 10,613 .. 6,800 d lUdyhead Shropshire Union 642 .. 626 465 Exeter and Crcditon - Bristol and Exeter Manchester & Southlunction .518 .. 470 . 349 East Lancashire 4,661 4,347 . . 3,630 Eastern Counties and Norfolk 14,837 .. 13,867 .. 13,729 East Anglian 709 661 .. - Shrewsbury and Birmingham 720 .. 637 .. 605 Birkenhead, Lancashire, and Cheshire THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoce. The English stock market to-day has experienced a further improvement, the purchases on goverz mont and private account exercising a decided influ enoo. Consols have ranged between 1001 and 1001, and are now quoted 1004 to 1 for money and 1001 to A for tho 9th December. The Three per Cont. Reduced have advanced from 991 to 100; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. from 1024 to 1031; and Bank Stock to 223. India Stock marks 277; Exchequer Bills 70s. to 735. prem. There is no movement in the foreign bond depart ment, except in Turkioh scrip, which has been better at 21 to 3 prem. The meeting called by the Messrs. Deveaux and Co. is now being: held. Mexican Bonds mark 254; Spanish New Deferred Threes 241 to 25; the Old 'threes 51/ to A , Sardinian 99/ to 100; Dutch Fours 971 ; Granad a Deferred 101 ; Austrian Scrip 61 prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. Our market was very chicly attebded this morning by buyers, but although the amount of business transacted was small, the rates of Monday last were fully supported for both Wheat and Flour. Barley was in short supply, and, at the decline noted on Monday last, a fair clearance was effected. The arrivals of Oats this week have been large, and the trade, although nut active, cannot be quoted lower than in the earlier part of the week. Beans and Peas steady, at former rates. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON PION 13111 NOV. to lath NOV. Qrs. RattOrl. Scowls. Irl,h Yoram,. lON barley 1240 I I ... SOSO 47G0 15330 Malt ..... 1410 •—••• 1 %SOO barrels; seeks. Loewe ATZlll.lllL—Wheat, 43a. 9d.; Barley. Ms. ed.; Oats, Ma Id.; Rya, —a. —d. • Hewn, Us Id. • Per, 401. id. aIeI ' IMKULL. I'766I:WEN I s Wbe.A. Oasis." Oats. 11 Rye. I draw. Pro. Oet. 9 ... ... 38. 6d 27. 64,17. 64 18. 10414 s OA 30. 44 - 18 ... ... 87. 104 27. 14118. 0420. Pt.. Id 30. 44 - 23 .. ... Pt 843.. 8417. 104 23. 84 4. 2430. id - 80 ... ... 9. 2.1 29• 6417. 6.26. 04111. 74 31. 84 Nov. I ... ... SO. 30 29. 9416. 34 31, 104 32. 34 33. 8d - II .„ ... OP 114 30s 341Ss 74 11. 84 3 5 . 44 82. 6d _ . 4 weeks* Add. Aver. In. 114 28. 10417. 11417. 3434. 7.1 31. 84 Deee.-WA.... Barley. OW; K.,. r...,....4 M.N. 1.. OoL fl 0.... 0.,.. r . 30. Nov. 6. iNov. IS. ...0 11 - r _ ... ... 37 lO ... ... ... ... ... MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. Sines Tuesday the colonial markets have been thinly at tended, and but few public sales brought forward, chiefly in consequence of the public ceremonials which closed yes terday. Stioms.—This article has a firm appearance, and prices have been supported. Refined quoted the same as last week. Corns.—We cannot make any alteration in general quotations. Good ordinary native Ceylon, 47a. to 475. 6d. Te.a.—No alteration in prices. Corrots has been dull of sale. . In other articles no material alteration. • SMITHFIELD MARKET—.THIS DAY. The upward tendency of the trade on Monday last has caused a larger supply of Beasts to-day than for several Fridays past. Trade is slow ; however, for choicest kinds Monday's prices are pretty freely given, bat inferior qua lities do not meet with quite so good a sa le. There are also a few more Sher p, still the number is by no means large. We have a slack attendance of buyers, and trade is on the whole decidedly worse. We have a fair supply of Calves; choicest kind. are readily disposed of, but trikle is heavy for inferior. Our foreign supply consists of 201 Beasts, 670 Sheep, and 189 Calves; 700 Beasts from the Northern and Midland, and 95 mulch Cows from the Rome Counties. - - - Par - ai;s• of MU. a. 6. a. 11. 1 Par slaw et Ilta. S. 6. a. d. But Dia% Illartiorda.. 310 4 0 Dad Dar. i 11/..oda. dla 0 • 0 Deollikat-boras . . 0 6 3 8 BIM Loar•woola Owed gualiar Darts.. I 8 3 $ Dw do. tenni Ogres ........ ........ 3 0 4 4' Num ainlanuad q . u.alltr 3 4 3 Plod ... .. . ........ 34 4 4 1. do. Bbora 00 0 Dem P. 4 ilall-rrada 4 4 4 6 Uinta ... ... . . . PIP. 3:0 Dumb a* marlat. 1.748 . dhow add Lexaba. 4,4.0 ; ....... 30 61 HIDES.-THIS DAY. LIAMINHALL.-581he. to 641 b., 1 d. to 2d.; 641 b. to 721 b., 2d. to 21d.; 721 b. to 801 b., 2 d. to 214.; tiOlb. to 881 b., 2ld. to 32. ; 881 b. to 961 b., .to 31d.; 961 b. to 1041 b., 3f4. to 44. ; 1041 b. to 1121 b., 42. to 41d. Hone Hides, 6e. Calf Skins, light, le. to 2s. 6d. ; full, 6.. BILMONDSZT.—Sheep Skins: Polled, 6s. 9d. to 7e. 3d.; Kents sad Hall-brew, 6e. Od. to 6s. Od. ; Dome, 3e. 102. to 4e. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mews. rattenden and Smith report that the market this morning has again advanced 2s. to 4s. per cwt., with a very brisk trade. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Tallow market is very firm. The trade, who have bean holding bark as long as possible, are compelled to buy for their immediate wants, and the price of Y.C. has advanced today 9d. There is no disposition on the part of merchants to accept present prices for forward de livery. Petersburg Y.C. on the spot is quoted 465. Grl.; October to December, 465. ; Jan. to Diarch,(lBs3), 465. Gd. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. liolyweil, 16s 6d.; Eden Main, 17.. 6d. ; Went Hart le Hely, Vie. Gd. ; Walls End Haswell, 18s. 3d ;; Walls End ton, 18 s. ; Walls End Stewart. ,, 18 s. 3d . Walla End Tee., 18..—Ship. at market, 183. ASSTRTAN PALACE. - The last novelty determined on by the directors of the new Crystal Palace is one that will interest our readers. It was originally intended that the Nineveh Court should consist simply if casts of the various wonderful relics which have been obtained by Layard and 11.tta. At the suggestion of Mr. Ferrule:in, however, the directors have determined on reproducing an Assyrian palace, on the theory propounded by that _gentle man, and set forth iu oar pages some time age. The re storation determined on le that of the palace court at khoreabed, which forms the frontispiece of Mr. Fergus son's book, " The Palaces of Nineveh and Persepolis ' Restored." It will, perhaps, be 120 feet long and 40 feet high, with the upper chambers formed on the thickness of the wall, and the projecting cornice pro fusely &Tantalised. The bulls to be modelled for the pupate will be much larger than those in the British Museum. It cannot fail to form a very striking feature in the Ribibitien.— The Builder. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 18.—The Ajax, 80, screw geardahip, Captain Quin, sailed last night for Cork. The 81stBkimpatieote t foe r, 8, st B eam-veuel, Lieutenant Parish, sailed nigh the rasil& MS RI I 9 60f 4I II In i I :V 95 i I' sit i I 1071 tu N i I I In 01 ege It 714111 48 e !Ise is 6 131 . IS 7f Ilf lb 111 ISO 414 leli 1 101 11 a ~~~,