The Express. — London, England, 1847-02-12 00:00:00

~~ ~ ~ ATENT WATCHES & CLOCKS.-2. y.DLNT by emend appointmen t , Watch an Codenober n.. Qom: ?mi. Prince Albert. sod H. 1.51. the reamer of Rood% row& , bads horn the rubble an inametion of Ws memoir* Mash et wrßeq, Youths ellYer ouches. bum mamma oath ; eimant "tr lever imam* at six ruiners each Win' sold wee Les, auk each. DENTS manufacture ix guaranteed to him by dims tiv eY peen% granted in 1834, 1 0 4 0 , and t 042.-62, Strand; $3, rZ.Z. - an c.eireet ; and S 4 Royal Exchange, DENTS patent Micileido kg d e tcymhdos the true time to within a second, by observing panne. of the 1.1111 llt eta seer the meridian. Prise St. In moli. J*lll.l3'S NEW RTSMANCE. Now reedy, at all the ;Antrim THE CASTLE of EHRF.NSTEIN; its Lords, tipirttail sad Temporal ; its inhabitants, Earthly wad Usesithly ; s sob. past t=re It. tn. rsi. Smith, Eitler. and Co., AS, Nesbitt. IAMIBII 4 CHARLEMAGNY.. jos publidnd. a Sew Y.dition, in des y aco. price 12.. cloth. THE HISTORY of CHARLEMAGNE, with a sketch at the finite and theory of Frame trona the lihn of the l o wa Empire to the Rise of the Carlovingian Dynasty. By O. P. B. John Eni. tendon: Sends, Elder and OD.. U. _ . Di - 7FaityIIWELLN GUIDE TO HEALTH AND LONG LIFE. Price e•e poet, In tamps Is. Id. each, WHAT TO RAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. ori.titar. tor all Comphunt.) 2. HOW TO DE sem ...homa. Thirta'''—(sA It Is contended that viateleatlie liewNlaweet eallaimetee age Oche own airimeby =aka WieplatialepiedeL t alabl et= ma wad boallb, gonad dos we at witramossal Dr thatrorso abbe asiesag dim mustro die meettetem as 1. 1111111M111•, debility, sad tadleadlas may he essarre h r ki- 01aft a use•la thinned. Paternwier-row; 311, Cothhill; New limildtmet ; Carvallto, 147. PlestAittett; Nelson, 457, West Mesh or dime how the Author. 14 Eetteht-atreet /l Pna 1 yeateeday. There bas ban a Might metier due, bat they have settled again at 901 to 4 both for money and time, with a heavy sod droopier appearance. Reduced Three arc 901 to 4. Eze,hequer Bills have deelised to 61. to Bs. pre mium. We have searee!y anything doing in foreign stocks. Mexican are called 22 to 4. Spanish Fives, 241 to 4 ; the Threes, 344 to 5. Portuguese 35 to 6. But these quotations are little more than nominal, from the comparative absence of business. Dutch Two-and-a-Half p:r Cents. are 58 to 4 ; the Fours, 92 to 4. The settlement of the account is in program. Meat ROA. In 4 3 per Ct. Rel., 1144 4 4 per ORM 0R•414, PI I ZNOLIII3I TIMM I 3 per Ca.C3meris Lea. lel 1 33 per Cent!, ilj Isebequer YAM, el. ...v. e ....re. 3 per Ct. Asstd. Renee, 34 1 1 per Pat °matt D4,ls 1114 44 per Ct. lirlehu 110044. 13 1 Germain Deterred Ns, 34 4 6 /I per Cent. dim. 1 pee Ct. Mutes., 11411, .It 3 per Ct. ltrnatlllea 110e.,61 7 4 per Cl. Perselan 101 e.. II 41 Diu. New, 344 Si Porte/ram Coe.. Ms., SS I per Ct. Memo Ayres 744. MI 1 I revel. Ronket 7134.,110 11 Title Clillan Ws ,13 3 Ditto /pettish We. NIA Mite Glows. Def. Me.. 3 pee Ct. Speedo/ Ms. 31 3 Celembiaa P.peetter We, 1 3 Ppastalt Deterred Me., 1 17 3 Pr Ct. Dank/ Ms, 07 1 114.4* Pardee We .4 4 i 14 per Ct Dutch Me., 31 4 I per Ct. Teseseett Ms, 31 I 1 4 per CI. Corte. Deteb. 11 4 Vertensla De4tte4 Ms. 104 116 RAILWAYS.—The up with the settlement of generally depressed, and qi SALES EFFECTED UT TO Resieeda7, Aberdeen, 23 Amb., Nod, & & E. la., 24 Bir., Wed, and S tour Valley, Reakirathamstdre, Jp Cakdoolaa Halves, 21 B. em E gle. • 21 Do. Tort Estes, 4i East Lincolnshire, Gt. Nor. (Doe. k T ort Reg.), 24 Gt. Weetens New, 84 1 Hull aed Selby, 1064 Leeds and Bradrord, 110 Leteeeterk Bedford, 4 d Ueda, Dews., rc Kan., 344 Liverpool, Mae., it New. J., Lon. k Black New 8 0.2, I 01 p Do. Exteion, =llflrk k " • Do. Mho, Do. Nit Marto M. ft 8., 73 Do. IN. gum M. a 8., NI, 7 4 Lowden k R. Wootern, 64 Do. New, 234 arra are principally taken mutt Shales and scrips are diode lower. WO TIM DAT IN LONDON. be Med la lad pep.) =!:= l tt,„ in& 121 204 Newer. and derwle, *1 14 New-lade sad 0~14 Newmarket;.re,4 Norfolk Ease d^ 111 Web WNW 4 De. Orden.% 1 D"t =be, Nardi 71 Wer., Is WeL. I s l l 1 Pam lb Wynn Habra A, 104 amble & Made. 21 Suellidi Mind, 211 Abropeke Voice, 1 1 S. E. es 4 Dow New ( t ied. at 121.) No. Vale sneak I Tett k Newlealla New, 111 De. Prat, el York Is N.lO/1 PeeL, 111 1 Northern el Treese, 11 111 Orkwas a Baudieaca, 61 7 LIVERPOOL SALES, Pm. 11. The business done offered hardly any subject for remark, being even more limited in amount than had been the cue daring the last few days. Lancaster k Preston, llf p Leeds and Think. New. If d Lou. k N. Western, 189 Birrning. and Weed June.,4l p Mae kLda.(late L.&8.) Hive. 4f p Cl. Nrtn. (let series) fp; Midland, 1214 Mot. k Mid. ha, I Sewn &Car.. New, 13 p Newp., Here., k Aber., If d N. Delon (A.), 222 North Staffordshire, 3 p Preston lk Wyre, Hlre. (B.) 4 p Shrop. I.M. R. &C., lea kl. d South Eastern, 37 lay., Crosby, k Southport, 24 1 p Do. New, No. 4, Ile. Id. p N. Stat. & Ch. Vol. Jn., Mc 9d. p Belt. & BsUymeon. TI d Dutch Rhenish, 24 d Huddersfield C. and R., 3 f p SALES. There wu but a moderate amount of business done, but prices were sustained, and some of the hoarier shares were dealt in. Mr., lan., k Cbn6. Jun., J p Man. and Booth., 7-16 d E. Countiek New, 211 North British, 344 E. Leneashtre, 2 p N. fitafferdehire, 3 1-16 p Do. New (Scrip), p N. Colintke Cake. 11 d Eat lanceinshire, 21 Prelim k Wyre Halms (A), Sf p Fleet., Pre', k W.R. 1., 3-16 p Dn. Hahn (B), 4 Lanes& k Pres. New Qrs., 71 p Shropshire Union, 13-16 d Lea.,o. Man rs. (C), ~ & 6 Mr., 72 p & Eastern & Darer. 371 D Q 7-16 Do. do., No. 4, I p Man. & Leeds Eaten., 11 p S. Treksline, Don., & Gook. d BIRMINGIIAM SALES, Pm. 11. The business of the Stock Exchange was comparatively upon a small scale, the chief transaetions effected being in shares of local lines. The principal businesa done, as to amount was in Birmingham and Shrewsbury A's and B's. The contest now going forward between a section of the pro- prietors of the Oxford and Birmingham Junction and the directors of that company, with regard to the sale of the line to the Great Western, creates Nome stir in the market; and the meeting convened in consequence of a requisition to the chairman, signed by the proprietors holding one-tenth part of the shares, appointed for Saturday the 27th inst., is looked forward to as likely to lead to embarrassing if not very im portant results. North British Estension, 1 p B. Stat. Reg. (lute Trent Val), N. Staffordihire.3l n 11s. 34.5 Shrews. it Bir. (A), 121 s. ad. p Derbys., Staff., & Wor., 116.3 d. p Do. (B), Si. 3d. p • Manchester it Southampton, § d LEEDS SALES, Fes. 11. There was an increased amount of homer done in shares, yet late late prices were not so fully supported. Briekinghamshires, 41. 3e. p Leeds k Think, Prof., 241. p East Lanesethire, New, 2 V. Is. p N. British, Tkirds, sle. p &Counties, York Ex.,10.6d.105.p Carlisle Ext., 12. ed. loneeshire, Sc., 245. 21s. 6d. p N. Counties Union, 211.25.. d E. & W. Yorkthdre, Sc. d West Riding Union, 325. p Fleet., Pres., &W. R... 71. 6d. p North Western, 7. 6d. p Gt. Northern. Len. & Yk., I.6dp Wharklthe Junction. la. d North., Direct North., per Mot A N. Mid., Prof., le p Ambergates, 2.. 41. d York k Newe., Pref., q p New Thirds, d Matlock & Box, 141. p Leeds & Think, 21 d BRISTOL SA The accounts of the depress produced a greater Batmen tin Brietol & B. u. 6 .2d. d Bristol k Exeter, Thirds, lI 1 p Caledonian Hatheaa d Greet Western, Qni., 7 p HULL SAL N.British Es, Snip, 121.121.94, p York &N.lfid.E.lkW.lL, 324.1.9 d. DUBLIN SA Wat.,Tles..,Vik.& Da, Ils. Paid. LES, Fa IL d state of the Leaden market in has been felt for some dais. Gt. Western New, ej p Mee. & Leeds Ps., 11 Midland, Mt. abases, Newcastle k Berwick, S D p Ite, Fn. 11. Fleetw., ?rest., kW .11-, Is. p Caledonian & Dlr. Nor. Sarin, 534. ed. Dundee & Perth, 264 29 Do. New, 151 Edln., Leith, & Gran. Pref., 201 Do. gra, lfirt. ed. Edin. ik Northern, 141 Do. New, tbs. ed. 7At. Do. Newport, 31 Do. do. New, 32a. Bd. 014800 W & Aberdeen, 231 g=drln., 391 orthern Scrip, 23e. Bd. /Nadel A Perth. 254 Do. New, 15 141 East of Piro, 52a. k. Bd. East Lothian Central, 43.. Edin. & 764 Glee., Kik, and Ayr Helm, No. 2, 91. 91. la. alas., Dorn., k Carlisle, 81. Ir. LES, ha. 10. Wes.,Car.,&DubJun.,l36. 6d. ALE& F. 10. East of We, 54e. Edits. & Perth, 495. 6t.North.tlateD.N.),73h6d.l2s. N. British, Qrs., Lk Do. New Qrs. 21,62.1115. f Do. Thirds, 73 id. 75.. Scottish Midhod, Sitrinr., Owes., 1t 22 Ches., hi Dir. Boostoy & Madras, 4s. I , os. 10. ow iskTirei;ock, I 8 Glad, Air., & Nook Jo., 51 Gt. South. of Madras, 3d6d. 31. Bd. NE It Ayr Dir., 425. 4d. Us. Mon. sad Booth., m. ed. 325. 3d, N. British Thirds, 72. del. 731. Do New Qrs. Scrip, 211 s. &oath 111 d. Juon, 21k S. t Dover, New (it. 161.), No. 1,4 k PRODUCE.—MINciNo-wiz, Half-pait T wo .— Sugar • The public sales consisted of 200 cas West India, 4,000 bags Mauritius, 5,500 begs Bengal, 360 bags Madras, and 900 baskets of Penang. The quantity exceeded the demand. A part was bought in, and prices must be cone. dered fully 6& lower. Refined tolerahly steady. Standard leaky, 675. to 675. 6d.—Coffee continues Arm, with a rood demand. There has not bees a public isle to-day. ordinary Ceylon, 43s.—Saltpetre: 3,000 begs were offered in public sale, and all found buyers, but prices were a shade lower. Refraction 74, 265. ; refrattieell4, 255. 64. Indigo : The sale has gone off steadily, at the advance we quoted yesterday; good shipping Bengal, 4d. to 6d. on the October prices, other sorts 3d. to 61.—Rum; The market has been quiet ; the price of the contract yesterday was understood to be • fraction under 3s. Bcl. per gall., nomi nally 2d. under the last market suotations.—Cotton remains dull. —Tea: The trade buy steadily, but not largely ; prices are supported.—ln other articles no alteration. CORN.—MARK-LANE.—The continuance of a very severs frost has gives incsissad firmness to the Corn bade generally. EnOat Wheat said sumNy, at an advance of 2s. to 3s. per qr., and bus hsaiv was In good request, at an improvement of 2s. per qr. rnwol. Flour was ls. dearer. Barley in short supply, and*. tarn dearer. Oats were dull sale at Monday's ratan. Boss firm. Peas Is. to 24. dearer. The filaWilif are Monday's quotations. 1111111.1. sb lfl Wigskr, Los tiollont 1161..... 711 to 76 16 Vai l 6. -74 7= 1.2 mare* ssi 0tti11it....„66 to 14 76 lll 72 to 76 16 77 Talovora (Am or liatlt) 89 to 74 Otitlastlaltod74 to 76 to 76 White 76 to 73 toe* 16: ..Jortiol Molott do. do iii;b d7T --- to do —to— to /LTV 53 to 80 ousy, Feeding 41 to 48 Dll4llllng 45 48 to 51 Disking 52 to 54 Mendez 34 to 39 fine to 81 _ lAA to Septa to - 41 04,41 Boca WRIAT 40 to 44 Yoke 60 to 84 fine pale 81 to 69 047 e, !neigh Feed 33 to 334 0d...1118ek... 32 to 83e Od Ditto Polon& 37 to 89. Od...Polato- 38 to 100 Od Berwick andScotoh Pawl 34 to U. 0d...7970d0. 33 to 414 041 Irlb Peed .........$1 to 3.2 to 344 0d...131act.- 31 lOUs Od Ditto Potreo ....... _ --............330 . 0d tots Od Pies Orgy 46 to 49a i/ . d.-Napie... 47 59 t 065 to Me Od oo R 5 to 69 White 46 to 53 ZIW I 55 to 39 BEAN., Merman 44 to 46 ..Tiek. 46 to 49...01d 49 to 59 Borrow 4B to 49 Small 51 to 54...01d n to 57 TAR" New Spring .... . to New Whiter— to --old to Rwswessa, New 4O to 19 Per ewr CLOVIESSIZIN Red her Amaral. Lwow= CALMS tl3 Eli 10e. Per wet to et Mb. noun, Taws hoeddse, detimd 00 to 63 /Sae lion;aoTd - 31 to 38 MAW alai 714111... to to 54 Wlilties Neelbusisehrd. lamb. end Yorludilre emu and Rat.—. —to Irish —to 7011111GN. Dutypaid Datyrree. WILMA; Natick and 79 to 75 fine to U... to = g ni ItteUin, new 72 to 77. . . to Pr Pa Zr Dual old Bunlon. Mrl47ll toot= . to —..— to Domehund Odra. — 7 l to 72 . to firodsbAord —to . - Ma Courbo. to Asstrallsn 72 to 69.. Hu BiILIT, Feeding... -. .. 43 to 47 MOW 47 to 31.. —to Laiern.se 33 OATS, Radian to 33 .. to Poosersnean end Elinleand - ihredbdi and Danish Friewland and Dutch Ditto Brew. to Burrs, 'lick — to old 41 to 44.. to &nail to old 46 to 46.. to !option. 44 to 46 Tommy ...... —to —..— to Put, Orey White 5O to .52 Boilers Tuns, Old to now to —.Jane to Liam, Baltic and Russian Mediterranosis and Odeon Raman 38 to OD llesopseed 114 to 36... do. do. CLOVIL1311), Red to —White to —p. cwt. Duty p. cwt. &Man Cu r tree of duty, per ton, .C 5 3s. to SS 100. SECOND EDITION. From the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. JOSEPH MOORE, Camden-town, builder. BANKRUPTS. JOHN BOND and EDWARD MORGAN, Oxford-street, shawl manufacturers. Jose Oust's, Great Csahratreet, painter. Fig Macs RATER, et. John-stiestre, Clotkrowerl. Iron plate worker BEV/AMIN BROMLY, Great Bromley, Essex, cattle dealer. WILLIAM LOVETT and GEORGE WOOLLARD LOVETT, BATORM4EITSCE, Hiekney, builders. Tuostas Otitirrr, Gutter-lane,Cheapside, warehouseman. ROBERT GREIG and WILLIAM RAWLINGS, Maiden-lane, King's-trues, timber merchants. FRANCIS HOPKINS, Cambridge, brewer. °loans DAVID PAYNE, Sawale-row, Regent-street, tailor. JOHN Rouse. Lower Paul-street, Exeter. plumber. STEPHEN BENTLEY, Birkenhead, innkeeper. JAMES MONK, Manchester, commbeion agent. RICHARD VINCENT FURLONG, Cambray, Cheltenham, wine merchant. DANK Olf lON* for the Wm* eating reb 6. .-- —..__.. Not*. lame d L18,304.3/3 E _Clovenueest Debt 01,011,144 011 mer Pleemitle• Gold We aad Ballke 9.141,744 Sliver Sallies . 1,34041 1.0.144,31.3 02.3,306,113 •• • ..1 PrOPOttol% . Capital ll4 AUPIe ooweedawat deeaffildgla• Zed 3d/tO,OlB CiMiiittt Dead Weisla ROC/ DeaceD•Dacladlat Aambity)... ....... —11211%1. _ rubeemer, day. Basks. Otaa.. iMCYDL. C am aladadenof Natal. Note.. Debt,aadDif.Atconst• 4,448338 Gold add Silver Cola Older Depa,lta 9,11.2.765 day aad other MW L33,a0/.3714 Fab. 11.1711. 1.33.007,37 , M. MARSHALL. able paler. 81.83 AIL—Tax Aywasoa Puce or SVOAR, the predate of the British P m osenisione in America, computed from the returns made in the week aze the ilth day ot February, 1847, is per cwt. eager, the predrim ot the Mauritius, is Ms. 81d. per cwt. Sugar, the prolum at the Meet Indies, is 38s. Md. per cwt. The average pries tithe three tagging descriptioas, Mntly, is Ms. Bld. per cwt. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer Erin, with the Southampton portion of the India mail, arrived at the Mother Bank last evening. This vessel was overdue some days, but the delay was oc casioned by heavy weather in the Mediterranean. She left Malta on the 29th ult., and Gibraltar on the tith inst. Our foreign aspen beings Paris letters and papers of Wednesday, on which day the report of the Bank of France was published. The financial interests con tinued in an agitated and uneasy state, a constant tendency to fall being manifested. Various rumours were floating on Tuesday and Wednesday, as to the impracticable condition of the official relations be tween the hotel of Foreign Affairs and the British Embassy. It was said, that in consequence of the offensive character of M. Onizot's observations in the Chamber on Friday, all personal communication between Lord Normanby and that minister was suspended, and that official communications were to take place only in writing. It was also stated that Lord Normanby was about to kave for London, to communicate personally, as was supposed, with the Foreign-office, on the present state of the official relations in Paris. The Bourse has been again agitated to-day, and a further fall of above one-third per cent. has taken place on the Bourse, and a still further decline after wards in the Corilieses. The fact given in our ow respondence of yesterday, of the adhesion of the Prussian cabinet to the protest of Lord Palmerston against the Montpensier marriage, of which, as yet, the journals contain no mention, oozed out, and con tributed to the fall. It is now certain that this intel ligence is fully confirmed. Count D'Arneim has, in act, received a note from Berlin, and has comma nicated it to M. Ginza, declaring that, according to the views of the Prussian cabinet, the issue of the Montpensier marriage are excluded from the throne of Spain by the treaty of Utrecht. The solution of the present embarrassment will probably be the retirement of M. Guizot, after the pass ing of the address. --- - F. r. Aoceort• PAKIS, 044. 10. 7/44444. I 0p...... Rios.,f LOW•ilt. 130•1•It. 11 for C.O. . 77 15 177 11 44 70 71 — 1 a. 117 71 117 0 71 10 76 De 4 . • 4•• I D • o. . IN " .• ~ .. 11410 u SOON. • 1•16 I Do. 1.1011. 101 •• Do. 24. • 44 .. .. Do. 4 • "MU. 1 40701 • 1 11 1111 Um= Ur . 1 701 1 •• =... . . a . I . 1 ni . "" : Undenagt ma Loam (SO (44 am arm. 16 S , 41 211. 7/70. Do. ) . Pm I POT ACCOWIL PAllg.7/. 10. ..1 lllOl • Ovoids,. • Illeboot ' L......t. ciemw. .03174.1 Oakum .. , 11111 1117 SO 1136 1717 50 1311 10 Pooto 446 Lem •.. 444 647 $0 160 1116 16 447 So lowa awl /114•44 .. 077 40 610 01010 010 11011 Gomm (T 14404•1 • .. /44 „ animas . u1"ao us su asi so IR me SOS U 001 75 001 The Madrid mails of the 4th have come to A letter from Tolosa of the 30tkolt., in the _ annotmeee the departuie of the political chief of tfat city for Villafranca, owing to an insurrectional movement of the Carlists. It was reported at Ma- drid that M. Isturitz, and not M. Mon, was to be appointed ambassador to London. The Clamor Public° contains a rumour, founded on letters from Coimbra, that the Duke of Saldanha had been killed. lhoons, Fos. 4 —Tntt.po -Q te.,001. Pear•pro.Oraa., Ploo.pon• MY.. 20 lila posh, 10/ paper. PANO.V6., If ea 04,44 paper, , Norma, 11, Doak et Pt Tordlaasel, rkr. Excluage oa I.a.P. 37. COMMERCIAL & MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Half-past Two.—We have had an uneasy market this morning in the funds, and it is evident that even the discussion of a motion so wild as that of Lord George Bentinck tends to excite apprehension in mercantile and moneyed circles, and more especially in the minds of the higher order of capitalists. The bare possibility that, by some manoeuvre and combination of parties, such a motion might be carried, and, as a consequence, be fol lowed by • dissolution of the present government, is not calculated to mitigate the alarm, for the country, in such a case, would find itself without an administration in a eon tincture of emirs without parallel •, for, even were the ultra- Tore party able to muster a ministry (which, for want of men of competent ability and experience, maybe doubted), it would command no confidence in the nation, even if it were possible to obtain a majority in parliament. As, besides, the very first act of such a ministry must be to pass this measure for levying 16,000,0001. upon the people of England, for the finish or construction of 'del railways, in addition to the 10,000,0001. which will be wanted, and are to be voted, for feeding and other wise employing the Irish people, for lending money to Irish had,.cods, and reclaiming waste lands at the public charge, the very fact of its entry on functions would most probably be the signal for a perfect panic and confusion of money talon, with a corresponding derangement of all industrial interests. The state of the money market, as measured by the public fonds., which acts as its barometer, it already sufficiently discouraging. The bare mention, or suspicion, of a loan to be wanted, of six or seven millions, which need not be paid up in full for months to come, has sufficed ta de- Preeiate the value of Consols about 4 per cent, already sine the opening of the session. The appearance of the loan itself alone drive them down as much =ore, and yet there ire Tory statesmen at this time of day so fiercely of the weooghrd lineage as to propose , in all sobriety, to pledge She (contr.,. for sixteen millions more. _The impres ion upon the market of wat took place in the Nome of C ommons last night only, may be judged by the , f t. that Conso:s opened it 901 to 1 for money, and , to i for account only, that is I per cent. , lower Men the doting and below the opening prices of fitch /2- 4 sr.•: 4 ~~ 6AtSS L i~ ~ N0.142.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, FE8.12,1847. iiii3erroan ditto SID lola to AlO 10a America ditto £lO Illa. to All Ha pa gol. of 1101 M Funny American —.— 33 to 40 Dmitalc mid Homburg 37 to 30 CanaLui (Duty 71d. pm barrel) French free to por IN* of IMO Ito. ARRIVALS LNTO LONDON FROM 6th F. 10 UM FEB. Whoa Qrs. Eaidloh. Scotch. DM. Fifteen. 2430 730 Mirky Ooto I 1120 1 .. _ I $llO 1 1 2011 Flour, 2,200 sacks ; 7,630 tonal ; mat, 2.010 tuicelera. Leeson A V 112.400. Fm. 9.—Wheat, 74.. 4d.; Raney, N. Id.; (MIA 31s. 11d.; Rye, SM. Id.; Beano, 355. od.; N. Sts. 01. Ltirum Cwxas, ILMtto IMPERIAL AVERAOE6 ; Wll . ess.lll4rley. Ostso Rye. liesos.+Pess. Sao. 2 s4d 44s 34 Vs Ms 104, 42a 44 9 led 541 274 1 Ms 44 Es 44 19 74 —l6 70s 34 Es 04 44,304 Sdr as 114 23 73s 34 Is ad Is 24,514 Id Is IS 31. )14 - 30 74s 114 Ms 114 22s 24 33s 3 41 d Ms ad Feb. 6 73. 104 33s M 33. 04;33s 94 34. IA 7. 94 6 weeks' Ago. Aver. 71* 771 - 114{30s 24131, I 33s ad (Three we we ea ForignOrsla. Prise. ass. 3. Jsa.ll. i'lsa. It I Jra. 24.1 Jaw M. Feb. a. 74 11 ... ::: 1 ::: .. : Lr77/ •. 73 10 73 3 ... ....../. 60 10 ... ..:* ... " 6 - • Btonteroffise, Faa. 11.-At this does market there was onl a limited supply of Wheat, ma the sass melt were at an sdv of ix to da. par goatee,. llteaseffintefts. quarter dearer. la Oats nothing doing. cans Is. per quarter lower. The very severe weather during the present week, added to the advance in London and Liverpool, has caused holders to demand much kieher priors, and, as our buyers will not remply, little has changed hands, but tke sales made are at an improvement of le. to 2m. per quarter, both for Wheat and Barley. Beans very difficult to sell. Peas little inquired for. Sons small parcels of Oats hare been taken, at 6d. per qr. under former priers. Wheat, per bushel of 62 lbs., English, white, 9s. 4d. to 10a. 24. ; new, 91. 14. to 10e.; red, Bs. 9d. to 9s. 10d.; new, tls. 9d. to 9s. Ild. ; foreign red, 9s. to 101. ; white, 9s. 4d. to 10s. 64. • Polish Odessa, 9s. 44.00 98.10 d. ; Danube, 9s. to 9s. 84. inky, per imperial quarter, 51s. 6d. to 58a. ; grinding, pr 392 lb., 475. 6d. to 49e. 6d. Oats. per imperial quarter, English, white, 325. 64. to 44e. 6d. ; Welsh, per 312 lb., black and white, 31e. 9d. to 34e. 6d. ; Irish (40 lb. to 42 lb.), 345. 6d. to 37e. 6d. ; do. (37 lb. to 39 lb.), 33e. 6d. to 35s 6d. ; black, 325. 94. to 368. 9d. Beans, per 196 lb., English, old, 295. 6d. to 21s. 9d. ; new, 20e. 6d. to 21s. 6d.; Irish, 19s. 9d. to 21s. ; foreign, 19s. 64. to 224. Peas, per imperial quarter, boiling, 58s. to 681.• grinding, per 196 1b..191. 64. to 20e. 6d. Flour, per rack of iBolb., English, fine, 595. 6d. to 625. ; seconds, 561. to 575. Bourret., Fen. 11.-This market has recovered the late depression. Well.conditiooed Wheat sidle pit le. to 28. per quarter higher than last week; but millers buy (Limp or diseased samples with caution. Flour is without improve ment; holders of foreign are very firm. American, per barrel, 425.; Canada, 40s. to 425. Maltsters are anxious to secure good samples of Barley, at 545. to 561.; Norfolk, 60e. to 62a.. being an advance of 21. per quarter on last week's prices. Oats held firmly, but the consumption is much checked by high prices. Beans, 575. to 58e. Peas, 60s. to 665. per quarter. - - - • - Devizes, Fan. 11.—We were moderately supplied with Wheat, which sold freely, at prices from 31. to 41., and in some instances 54., and even 6s. per qr. above last week's prices ; the greater part was sold off. The supply of and demand for Barley were good, and sold at 2s. to 3s. per qr. above the prices of last week. The supply of Oats, Beans, and Peas was large, and they were rather cheaper. Wheat, best white, 75e. to 84P. • red, 655. to 80s. • inferior, 495. to 635. Barley, 435. to 60i. Oats, 30s. to 38;. Beans, new, 495. to 675. Peas, 48s. to 655. MAIDSTONP, Fee. 11. —This day we had no great show of Wheat. There was more demand than last market day, and prices were advanced 2s. to 3s. per qr., red fetching 68.. to 72e., and white rather more. There is not at present any trade for Lent corn for seed, owing to the weather being so unfavourable, and there is quite a stagnation in that part of the trade, as very high prices are demanded and expected as the season advances. NEWARK, Fee. 10.-We have had a very large market, but ♦ery little business done except among the farmers for seed. What was done among the Wheat and Barley was from 2s. to 4s. per quarter dearer. Wheat, white, 765. to 80s.; red, 725. to 78a. ; old white. 745. to 78s. ; old red, 675. to 725. Barley, malting, 50s. to 60s. ; grinding, 365. to 42a. Oats, new, 40s. to 45a. Horse Corn, 345. to 41s. Beans, old, 545. to 565.; new, Ms. to 60a. Peas, 50s. to 545. Malt, 745. to 82s. k Newriatt 11.-014 to hea ♦ y fall of snow itsdy in tt e week, our fresh an of Wheat was small had Vat, there being some quantity le over last week, we alto gether a tolerable quantity in offer ; it met a steady sale, at an advance of from 2s. to 3s. per quarter. Barley in abort supply, and 4s. per qr. dearer. Oats, Is. to 2s. dearer. Beans and Peas stationary. PLYMOUTH, FHB. 11.-There was a good demand for Wheat and Barley at this morning's market, at Is. to 24. per qr. advance. Flour, Is. per sack dearer. Supplies of grain small. Sturnein, Fee. 10.-At our market to-day we were moderately supplied with Wheat, all kinds of which went off very briskly at last week's quotations. In Barley, Beans, and Peas, no alteration to notice. The market wee very numerously attended. Wheat, red, 24e. to 28a. ' • fine, 275. to 28s. ; white, 28a. to 294. Beans, per load, 20s. 88. to 21s. 6d. Peas, 20e. 6d. to 21s. 6d. Barley, per qr., 48e. to 62a. 6d. Oats, 275. 6d. to 345. 6d. Srocerom-ox-Tess, Fee. 10.-We had a very short up ply of farmers' Wheat at this day's market, and moderate coasting arrivals, for which there is • lively demand at an advance of full 2s. per quarter on the rates of this day week. Malting Barley sells at our quotations, and is in request. Oats, Buns and Peas fully maintain their value. Flour meets ' with • good sale at full prior*. The weather is very severe, with a cover of snow. Wheat, per quarter, Yorkshire and Durham, white, new, 77e. to 835.; old, 775. to 795. ; red, 735. to 77.. ; old, 675. to 765.; Norfolk and Suffolk, white, 781. to 84e.; old, 735. to 81s. ; red, 76..t0 795. ; old, 71s. to 775. Barley, malting, Norfolk and Suffolk, 60s. to 62a. • Chevalier, 6 1 s. to 635. ; grinding and feeding, 61s. to 655. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 675. to 60s. Beans, small, 545. to 5&. • tick, 545. to 675. Peas, white, boiler., 62 1 . to 725.; grey an'd maple, 62a. to 545. Oats, potato. 344. to 385.; common, 28s. t 03.3... Flour, country, per sack 280 lb.: 555. to 60s. • superfine, 59e. to 61s. Foreign Wheat, Dantsic, per qr., free. 781. to 824. ; Ros tock and Wismar, 76e. to 80s. ; Stettin, 74.. to 785.; Danish and Hamburg, 725. to 76e. ; Barley, Rostock and Stral sund, 50s. to 545. ; Danish and Swedish, 48e. to 52a.; Peas, white, boilers, 625. to 72a.; grinding, 525. to 645. WATERFORD, Fun. 10.-In consequence of the severity of the weather since Saturday, our market has been scantily supplied with grain ; but few transactions in either Wheat, Barley, or Oats can be reported, while the see of Flour con tinues dull at last week's quotations. Indian Corn has spin declined Is. per barrel, and at this reduction • fair amount of business has been transacted. EDINBURGH, Fee. 10.-At this day's market we had only a moderate supply of Wheat from the growers, which met • brisk sale at an advance of 3s. to 4s. per qr. over the rates of last Wednesday. There was more inquiry for foreign than we have experienced of late, and a good 1311111i new was done at pekes fully higher than could have been obtained this day se'nnight. Barley was in fair demand, and must be noted la, per qr. dearer. Oats were in good request, and brought readily Is. per qr. more money. Beans and Peas at a steady ale at full rates : Wheat, sold 686 qrs., top, 80e. ; average, 68s. 3d. per qr. Barley, 482 qrs. top. 57e. ; average, 61s. Id. Oats, 841 qrs., top, doe: ; average, 7s. 4d. Beans, 132 qrs., top, 66e. ' • swamp, Os. 3d. °LARSON, Fee. 10.-Vie Greageassalls, the coastwise continue to be on a liberal seals, = 2,900 qrs. Wheat, 6,600 Barley, 7,400 Ode, UN asaas 410 Peas, and 1,000 loads Oatmeal due the did ale. A 4,000 qrs. Irish Oats came to band lest week bat dors bags been no further arrivals since, and nelbas _regsrami from abroad. During the last few days we lanhail fatness frost, and last night there was a sliest 11l et mew. after the date of our last dou, win= en Irish account a gai n appeared in ear fmloef e wilds ahem 'Canoe tend to impart increased lbws's' be babbles, who refused to sell at the late decline l a s il d ime large asseris of American Flour are said to have Wade. /Use was e good attendance at thie day's et, mad numerous in quiries for Wheat and Flour; but there were not many actual sales transacted. We note prices of the former rather higher, end have to raise our quotations for the lattter le. to 2s. per barrel. Barley was in demand, at en advance of Is. to 2a. per boll. No alteration in the value of Oata, Oatmeal, Beans, or Peas. Wheat, per 2401 b., English, white, new, 38e. to 405.; red, old, 34e. to 375. ; new, 365. to 38s. ; Scotch, white, old, 36.. to 385. • new, 334. to 365. ; Irish, red and white, old, 34e. to 36e. ; new, 345. to 365. ; Dantrie, old, 37e. to 405.; Pomeranian, old, 354. to 38s. ; Danish, old, 345. to 36a.; Odessa. soft, old, 34e. to 365.; Ruwian, herd, old. 365.; Canadian, old. 35e. to 375. ; United States, old, 365. to 384. Barley, per 3201 b., English, new, 40s. to 44g. • Berwick and Scotch, new, 394. to 435.; Inch, new, 874. to 38a. ; foreign, free Pomeranian, new, 395. to 41e.; free Danish, new, 394. to 40s. Oats, per 264 lbs., Berwick and Scotch, new, 34e. to 3.35.; prepared Irish, new, 325. to 364. Beans, per 4 imperial bushels, English, new, 30s. to 31s. ; Foreign, new, 295. to 304. ; Irish, per 260 lbs., new, 30s. to 31e.; Egyptian. per US lba,old, 30s. to 31s. Peas, per 280 lb., white, new, 345. to 365. ; grey, new, 325. to ; Canadian, new, 335. to 36e. 6d. Flour, per 280 lbs., English, super fine, new, 58s. to 625. ; Irish ditto, new, 684. to 62a.; tine, new, 665. to 60s. • extra choice qualitiee, new, els. to 634. ; American, per 'barrel, sweet, old, 404. to 425. ; Canadian, sweet, old, 395. to 41s. ; sour, old, 365. Oatmeal, per Mils., Scotch, new, 60s. to 63e. Indian Corn, per 280 lbs., 42a. to 44e. Barmen, Fee. 10.-The average price of Wheat for the week ending Feb. 6, was 29f. 59e., and of Rye, 26f. 13c., being an increase of 30e. on the former, and a decrease of 18c on the latter, compared with the preceding week's quo tation. DANTZIC, FEB. 3.—The market for Wheat was a little flatter, in consequence of buyers not pressing so urgently. [3d. The *drams of ls. per quarter, which followed our last ad vices, was therefore not sustained, and prices remain as last quoted-61s. to 659. for high mixed, and 675. to 625. for mixed, according to weight and quality. A small parcel al fine Rve had been purchased at 455. 6d. per quarter, weigh ing 57 lbs.per bushel, and millers were paying 45a. for 561 M, for home consumption. The weather was damp and rainy, and the supplies coming forward from the interior arrived in bad condition. The transactions in Wheat on the 2nd were cnntned to 800 qrs., at a"ove gut tations, factors refusing to offer their samples at any reduction. Peas, 465. to 479. One vessel had been chartered for Liverpool, at 4s 6d. per qr. - - • . - - HAMBUKON, Fee. s.—Advise from England, received els Ostend, reporting a better tone in the Barley ?ade, and the accounts from France and Holland being better, holders of Barley had advanced their prier 6d. to Is. per qr. ; 365. to 375. had bees paid, and was offering, fur d2llbs. to 5311 be. Danish, f.o.b. in spring. Wheat and Oats were fully as dear; a parcel of 61Slhe. to 621 be. Wismar Wheat sold at 64*. per qr., f.0.b., and Holstein at 625. to 63e. per qr., f.o.b. Oats were in good demand ; some cargoes of fine, Us. for 381Ibs. quality, were bought for shipment to London, at 324.6 d. to 334. per qr., Cob., and inelnding freight. Oil Cake in good demand; tine oblong Linseed Cake, at 71. 12s. to 71. 155., Lo.b. Rape Cake at 51. 2s. 6d. per ton, f.o.b. in --• • - Leolioax, JAN. 30.—The advance in Wheat had con tinued, and several expresses having arrived from Marseilles and CitMOS, purchases were eagerly made, both on the spot end for delivery at all periods up to July. The trsnasetiona during the preceding ten days had been on an extensive scale, about 06,000 qty. on the spot, sad 22,000 to Native, having changed hands, of which shoat 4,600 qrs. Wheat, and 3,600 qrs. Indian Corn were for English account, 26,000 qqrs. Wheat for French and °mono account, and the remainder for local consumption and on speculation. The arrivals were'67,6oo qrs. Wheat. 25,e00 qrs. of which were forwarded to Genoa and Marseilles, and the rest landed. Prices were 661. to 675. for Marianople, 675. to 68s. for fine 61s. to 635. fie Danube; 47a. 6d. Tuscan Indian Corn, 645. 6d. to 575. 6d. for Danube and Black Sea. Freights, 10.. to 10. , . 6d. per qr. to the United Kingdom. The expor tation of Indian corn, &e., has been prohibited from the the Neapolitan dominions. --•• • • - ODESSA :kw. 22.—0 n account of favourable advice, from hence, prices bad sustained a further advance • the best Wheats were paid u high as 435. 6d. per qu arter, and holders were asking more money. The stock of Wheat was estimated at 700,000 ehetwerts of soft, and 70,000 ebetwerts of hard ; but out of thb while quantity there was very little disposable, the greater part being already in the hands of exporters The weather continued very severe, and nearly 100 vessels of all descriptions were blocked up in the ice. Rye is quoted 235. Bd. per quarter; Barley, 17s. to 18a. ' • Oats, 17s. ; Linseed, 361. 9d. No Indian Corn offering for sale on delivery. -• • - ROSTOCK Fart. 4.-1 n consequence of the flat accounts from Engl and and France, and similes advice' from Hem. hurg, there was less disposition evinced by buyers to increase their stocks, prices were therefore nominal, at 66e. 6d. to 665. for Wheat ; 34e. 6d. to 36e. for Barley; 465. 6d. to 475. for l'eas. The weather wu changeable, alternate thaw and frost. HOPS.—BOROUGH MARKET, Two C/OCk. Mesas. Pattendeit awl Smith, Hop Factors, report that the market is very firm. KM t am lidus,p.d.ri. it 0 is 1010 I Trarllag Lab.. ►. e.t it I is 41. 0 Weald di ante „ 4 0 tOl 0 Yeerllai 3 oid 4 0 06100. „ 31310 4 10 Old Kepi .. • . w 2 oto 4 0 Pershund ' • NEWBURY, Fee. 11.—Hope are improving in price, brewers being again in active trade. The best Farnham' make 71. to 71. 15s. ; second quality, 6/. to 61. 15s. ; hest country Hope, grown around Farnham, about 20s. per cwt. lower; Sussex, from 5/. to 61. 10s. ; Mid Kent., about the same • best East Heats, 61. to 6/. 10s. ; old Hope, at from 50s. to 55. SKUNTS.—NEWBURY, FEB. 1 I.—First quality Southdowns, 41. 6d. to ss. each ; second. 4s. to 4s. 3d. ; best Cottsweld and Leicester', ss. to ss. 31. ; not selected, 4s. to 4e. 9d. each ; Calf Skins, 4d. to 41d. per lb.; large, 6s. to 6s. 6d. each ; ox Hides, heavy, 3d. per lb. ; 21d. to 21d. ; Hensel Hides, 6s. to 9s. each ; Butchers' Fat, 2s. 10d. to 3s. per lb. CATTLE, &c.—SMITHFIELD, Two o'Clock.—We hale to-day a large number of Seeds, and the demand ill considerable. The weather being favourable and the dead markets clearer than of late, there is a Monition to pur chase freely at Monday's quotations, bat the increased sup- fly cg =lb way admace in prices. TM" are 172 fr om and Churnany ; about 260 hen Scotland; 136 Mach Cows; end Aeon 800 kola miens parts ef the eons try and the asighbesslowedef Leadan. issindleg several then were left caste el fray The wpgly ef Map is rather larger but NMI maven • there was i &mad for the heal qualities, at illy late rates, but for al ether &seri= trade was very dew. We have about 300 front H The best Calves are readily disposed of at lteaday's pekes. Trsde is tolseably brisk for Pigs, and late penes see telly supported. Ter Man 43 • Dm ad. B. 4. Pewee ofs Ita. 4. t. s. 4. Bea Seem, Illanierds,&e. 4 t 4 4 l Pip 4 4 e 4 law 81404-15•404 SIO 4 1 Best Tomo a llelfsool6l 410 6 1445044 44•111 y Boom 3 0 3 e Best Lags 1,4014 Calm Sews et 44451151. 11455* and lamb. 1030.1:410m IV , Pt s. no. - • • . . BEVERLEY, FEB, 10.—There wu a Asir supply of Besets and Sheep, nearly all of which were sold at the following prices : —Beef, Bs. to 7s. per at. Mutton, 515. to 6d. per lb. DERBY, FED. 9.—There wu about an average supply of Hearts and Sheep this morning. Pigs and Calves were scarce. Beef made from 54d. to 6d. ; Mutton, 6d. to 7d. ; Veal, 6j5. to 7d. per lb. MALTON, FEB. 9.—We had a better show of stock at this market than we have bad for some weeks past, and some little advance in prices; some few wentaway unsold. There was a great show of Pip, which realised very low prim. Store Pigs fetched from 11. to 11. 155., and small Pigs from about 12s. to 18e. each. A good show of meat, for which the following prices may be quoted : Beef, per lb., 6d. to 75. ; Mutton, sd. to 60. ; Veal, 64d. to 74d. ; Pork, bd. to 6d. Bacon Pigs, per st., 6s. 3d. ; pork Pigs, ss. Bd. to 6s. ; small Hams, 71. 6d. - - - - - SALTOILD: Feb. 10.—Though the show of Beasts and Sheep to-day was not large, u the demand was rather limited, it was found &Scutt to rapport last currency. Everything prime, was, however, sold up. ROTHERHAM, FEB. B.—The show of both Beasts and Sheep was larger than usual, and of a superior quality. The attendance of buyers being very numerous, caused a brisk sale in both trades, and Mutton was rather higher than bat week's quotations; all sold up. Beef, 6e. 6d. to 61. 9d. ; prime, 7s. per stone ; Mutton, M. to sid. per lb. Beasts, 298 ; Sheep, 3,400. WAKBFIELD, FEB. 10.—We have had a fair supply o f stock at our market this morning, with a good attendance of buyers. Mutton, 6d. per lb. ; Beef, Se. 6d. per stone. Sheep, 5,200; Beasts, 500. We have had a large supply of lean cattle and calrets. EDINBURGH, Fee. 10.—The supply of Sheep was greater than last week. Sales dull, with the exception of several lots of superior Wadden ; prices barely so high as last week. Top of best mutton, 6d. ; current, 6d. • inferior, lid. to 4d. per lb. A large number of inferior ao rta wm unsold, mia. amity ewes. There was an extraordinarily large suppiy of cattle, the greater part in good condition, but hem the over. abundant supply, prices had a tendency downwards. no current top pries was not more than 7s. 9d. ; current, 7s. U 4 middling and inferior kinds, from 6s. 6d. to 6s. per Dunk stone ; and a considerable number unsold. Mack Cows were not numerous, and those of superior quality wens scarce ; a few sold at from 17f. to 184 10s. There were very few purchasers in the market. GLASGOW, Fee. B.—There was • large supply of Cattle at market this morning, and a decline consequently took place upon the prices of last week. Top price of Beef. 102. 3d. per stone of 221 lbs., sinking the offal ; second quality, Os. 9d. ; Cow and ordinary, 9s. The supply of Sheep was also large, and a corresponding decline in prices was expe rienced. Best black-faced Wethers, 245. to 325. ; Ewes, 14m to 20s. There were also a few Cheviots at market, the reign of which we did not learn. We believe a number of both Cattle and Sheep left the market unsold. SHIPPING. MATTA ARRIVED: 3, Dublin; 2, Waterford; 1, Donagha dee ; 1, French ; 1, Flanders ; 1, Holland ; 1, East India. LONDON, Feb. 12.—Wind this day at noon, 8.W., light breeds and fine, with very hard frost. Dud., Feb.l.—N.N.W. to N. by E.—Arrived : William Gitlin, China; Maria Howard, Manakin:a ; Jameson, Bt. John's, New Brunswick ; Staines Castle, New South Wales; Butephalus China • Helen, Demerara; Gladiator, New York. Sailed London, Ja maica ; Alexander Baring, Cal cutta; Codringtoa, Antigua • Velocity, Jamaica, Mysore, Mannar; Sea Lion, New 'Orleans; Donee Davie, ditto ; Sarah Hand, ditto ; J ohn Craig,'Hoston ; Christiana, Sierra Leone •, Nunes, Rio Mina ; Centurion, Pernambuco; Isa bella, Cape; Kate, Bahia; Mary, Bermuda. Orr Doves, Feb. 11.—Buenovento, New York, for Antwerp. Orr Bona FORILAND, Feb. 11.—Amboina, Batavia, for Rotterdam, with Ices of boats, bulwarks, cite. Poinstourn, Feb. 11.—N.N.W. to N. by E.—Sailed: Sir Edward Parry, Baltimore. Arrived from river: Mo hawk, Canton. Cowan, Feb. 11.—N. by W.—Arrived: Magnet, Pata gonia. FALMOUTH, Feb. 11.— Variable.—Arrived • Australia, Callao. Sailed: Tigris, Ceylon. WATREFORD, Feb. 10.—N.W. to W.N.W.—Arrived: Althorp, Norfolk, Vermont. Coax, Feb. 9.—N., fresh.—Arrived: Rione, Baltimore, 300 barrels of flour thrown overboard. Sailed : Susan Greene, New York. Off port James M'Queen, CARRICK/I:ROCA, Feb 9.—Arrived • Lucius Carey, St. John's, N. 8., with mach damage. MILEJLET, FAIL 9.—N., strong.—Arrived . Martha, Phila. helphia. Sailed : Robert Newton, New York ; Conabrook, New Orleans. The Friendship, of Dublin. from Liverpool to Halifax, WY abandoned at sea, in a sinking state, lat. 36.24 N., long. 45.20 W , on the 26th November ; crew saved by United States ship, Carina, and landed at Cape de Verde. For Yesterday's aieraos as .ad page. V IMPERIAL P. HOUSE OF LOAM—THURSDAY, FEB. 11. The Loan CHANCII.IOIItook his seat on the Woolsack at five o'clock. PUBLIC MISES& PIITTIONS. —By Lad Bunny, ham • mita in Monaghan, spinet thread of able-botled The Bad of Suwon, from sea, brzy,',enalast th• Poor Mt Laud 1130V013.4114 hen Mr. Oen Moe oh amine m attnews el lielroaLaw Society, ossqlits. of to analliatas el ale dly of Lon. don. In eihnenn to daemeanwea amerniad Melt that whey, lawn they who km& bane Wm.epi hr bosky; how Mr. Rowse. a iPo.dem.arfoldry Maths it the hythanthio synth Lord W•samazass. lbws the awZfaal him In abolition or law et shinha aaa nalimel ren lir dhe poor. The Duke af Intetianson hum hbablimis al hiddehee& halm , the Pon lismatei Mt. Aim al Ilasmoink ton ash ihnihn d Aber denshimse. again the bray d the &al c l ID run. art be adds. dr it er Or boa Elibboa erg brwmass. to the nn• abet ; Ikon Mak br rebtfraur the burden, onsad Oar equahrd *deka. Loh Pernaman, from a plan in the NM ELMIDI Tartans. wept Os Bonowa Act. BEADINCh—Chein Ponlorne Bill. PAPERS PREOY-VIT.D.—TM Maretis of LeiSTOWNE laid au the table ptgoem mining to the tre entered IMO with the gmerument of Pier NOTICES OF NOTION.—Law or Scrruwevr.—The Duke of It:carom', on a future day, to move for a committee cm the law of settlement: thinuesa Lmr.—Lord 8.011111.1 M, on Monday next, to merit a petition from the Dassiatrates of Uthrpool on the subject of the criminal tow, and the punishment of juvenile offenders. CITY MAGISTRATES. Lord BROUHAM, on presenting the petition from Mr. George Ross and another person, complained of city magk tretes hearing ex parte statements on subjects which they had no right to interfere with, such statements being sent forth to the world by the newspapers. Ile had put an end to such a practice in the other parts of London when he was in office, and he hoped some means would be taken of doing so in the city. LAW OF SETTLEMENT. Lard WALSINGHAM, in presenting the petition from the Swaffhain Union, said be thought sufficient evil had resulted from the law of settlement, to justify some inquiry, and he was glad to hear that the Duke of R:chmoad was going to move for a committee on the subject. The Duke of RICHMOND thought a more cumbersome measure had never received the sanction of parliament than the law of settlement of laid year. It had done a great deal of mischief, and been a great evil to the labouring classes. He should shortly move for the appointment of a committee on the subject. Earl FITZWILLIAM approved of the principle of the law, although it had been attended with great inconvenience, in consequence of the manner in which it was prepared. He thought the boards of guardians should have the power of determining in their own union the parishes on which paupers should be charged, as was the ease in Ireland with regard to electoral divisions. Lord BEAUMONT said it was suggested by the burdens on land committee of but year, that in the ewes of small under 81. a-year, the owner should pay the rates and nO t : agii tt occupier. That would be only doing justice to the rate payers . He could not but express bis astonishment at the misinterpretation that was put on the Poor Removal Act. It would take five years residence of industry to entitle a man to irremovability. He would agree to any thing which would lessen the expense of removal, for it would be a great benefit to the poor and the sgrieulturiste. Lord STRADBROKE was of opinion that all descriptions of property should be rated, and that cottage property should I not be allowed to evade the rate. The subject then dropped. SUGAR AND RUM IN DISTILLERIES. The Duke of RICHMOND, on presenting the above pe titions on this subject, mid that the Scotch distillers ought to have an opportunity of laying the state of their case before • committee of either house of parliament, in order to have themselves proved in the wrong, or to show the government that they were misled and had miscalculated. His Grace thought that the home • „ —....unicturer should not be made subject to unfair competi tion with the manufacturer of rum, and impressed upon their lordships the inconvenience which the malt distillers laboured under from the frequent visits of excise officers, and the notices they were obliged to serve on them. For his own part, he would sooner believe practical men than the government Akers. Lord MONTEAGLE said that he received a large depu tation, consisting of Irish distillers, whose case was pre cisely the same ; and he believed that if the case which they bid laid before him could be made out as satisfactory before a committee u it was before him, they would prove govern ment to be mistaken and guilty of miscalculation. A short inquiry of two days would satisfy the distillers, and would result in either showing them that they were in error or the government that they were mistaken. Their lordships adjourned at a quarter-put six o'clock. HOUSE OF COMMONS. —THIII&DAY, FEB. 11. The Breoisa took the ebeir i =before four o'clock. MIME SECOND READDTOII.—Drt Ihiskikko Bathrty (Loath Nuke.. Sas ran* ; Linke fed tad Omelet lo St Zakorkes and tasks Dais; 114 are. awl kook-WaSses Raw (Itlaisstsd wads, is.); to B and Sastlrarales toasty Mira to Seek NY Welder! Yrs. silk Bread* Mt. MIMIC BUSINZIL PITITINS.--ir kr. D. leen; tea 1 1 1. 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O'lleas 4 l 4fr om k ormi% r tlik^ iv esirdkl samsete il'On /kik asisit the Pak Isisatel ; .asikost k Oka esistlla at es Sky at to—Lord kralltaskr, Dory rod *Oar plus, Is kwrar of Or Teo Haws 11111. — RUT iIEADIF437-rte BM. THIRD ItidDlNG. bra Paw Md. 1111/011Ttrees New 1111. ICIIIIOII Ihe media ct Mr. C. tYllassa, rider rears end atereded with ths ere of the Dowd at Webs la Ort. Myra, Mr. Werepp, Mr. C. d ue s ' frig labarbraas die lard relletaserters ha m sal yeambrals rade Is Or bereske ettadd. pi mad Mamas et the Irma" arrazgribitsg %- spokes drift out" i s relousller e sr • Set et the were amplayel ipso et prde verbs ba at Clore dm drk tiff Ike Ist et Meares lay Cid. ✓ dr errs Or y lda far skids the el. We modem at Mr. T. Destates. Meta at the demoreesdka, sad dr& et rib preaser m :te hr did ea bred the Carl, Wye. Jerlda, sad Woodsy 101114 ▪ Weshrlda, tor the Ist day et lareary, 1144 Iseladve, le Os peer Ohs ; with the Ms sad rear at the erre% burst la sea ear : re, et the diem, eOn is preedirby dun air erre has bra barkd ; flatiorstaise duel dirt by Or aides or birds tram thaw err Ma say art rot r& ersdest eterlsay kr narks; the Ede at Mt taeraddr her ma ra der pasta le slam liamdtled. briber arra se sr it„ art ~Jr INT at air br bra pod ered Ibsen, osda w ria neder Ida et sal at rid ea beerr& .. bertr i r Paid* tan L: ay et Army, Irt. le Se te etrt dor; will Os ambit t led= rasa to wa s ore, art the ale raset.— Oa dr drat stlfr.lber woke at ad srasaldsaad rakes re read err dead 'Mark ad to the atardir et Os lattiewar, rem milisaks *Mg ea ewer are, sad seeks el re artstresur the Newel sy~ese rase *awry desseatat re eireber er strands widar Os stir re deperlart st beer mad alresd, Wads. Or pia ste m Is @Wilma. lis deb et mull" milks =Elm imam miens Sao& bar* Is naiad Irses. mire; idea, restrt warm et a r d biers bird la ark dire lanai me rq ate doe Is dryer IMS ; sir the irraberet erdildrers sod the dares third re =pew ttr swireperst add Arks isadepr t ape. as as is radii Os kr ea briar tare bat yew ; drys earehe i l i is hrp=r =em er Mmes. Abraratthe %smistarii erk year, ea sesser der wry dour awl the =Med filsiksil, mew,ire Or drrysidded met.sorv. er sad simiri is Jr. , ead Oa leleirrest dread Meier rid Mr Os Card drykr. reser dee arrabrr idols ar Yeeerry dirk =Wad; de arober et di sees addub yar le re re gals et damp psi reatkar im de smear srersd ham! r tbe ask etre rept ata is sra lebea, by Ihe derre.rps oder prear le eglOgeribil ramp, dakk rep lie odd le Ile at a reined ma It"' r samert i lbe timer at odes at ands, re widar silk= pekes at rail id; ad dr inert tha t kw the era at re Meer reratelag Wads that bare bra cassureled to the Cart el WM= CM MOYlol4.—Warra Luna (tarure)—Mr. arm 011etaw tear/new (this day), to put a rare le re peverrert ea Idellientlfirbk ware kada Ism rem Lora—lord Cournmv, Yesmealnem r NW- Wa s = IL le was thit the prams be read is gre sad rhos aMehYareefelOrl.er eat etre Wasurew ditars.-11r. C. Iresorsr, at Mar air Is pats le LaM Man= a Ow arliset at the Emma et Or Wei. rmitop s." = " W=Tan, ea Moray rate le mss darn to lair la ea drain et marl emirate. JODIT STOOL COMPANIES. In answer to a vomits by Mr. TRORNELY, Mr. M. OLSSON WI, that a bill was in preparation for the purpose se amain Joint Stock Companies te wind up their Wain, the legal previsions of which had been submitted to the Lord Chstam for his oonsideration, and he had every hope th►t at so &Rant period it would be submitted to the house. fiCINDE t In answer to a qsseeksl;iii;.Nows, Sir J. C. HOB OUSE said, there would not be the last objection to give the mere relative to the revenues of Scinde which the hon. gentlemen asked for. DECCAN BOOTY.. - - Mr. HUME wieiteVtoask the right hon. gentleman whether the 10 loot nvess lately portl to the India House as a final metalware d Ineemet and unpaid balances of the Deccan booty wen *be Meiribeted es ell the claimants go. nerally, or whether them saw, sieheed for actual capture would be paid in potholes. to thins who claimed for con etruetire capture. Sir 3. C. HOBHOUSE said, last year a final adjustment had been made between the East ladle directors and the Duke of Wellington and General Asloolltast, tha troller of the Deccan booty with regard to dm roma el sew finally to be paid , he believed laso limbs wadi Lae so time in seeing that the distriboliew leek plaso. La to who were first to be mid, that was a goestien sad& mast of course be left to the truism and it wetenly by lam that an answer could be ghee. UNIVERSITIIiB OF OVORM AND CAMBRIDGE, Mr. CHRISTIR put off his =Soli on this subject till this day fortnight. POOR-LAW (IRELAND) BILL. Mr. ROBBLICIE wished to know from the noble lord (Lord J. Rinsed') whether he would ensure the passing of the Irish Poer-law Bill by making it go pari paasw through all its stages, with the VII which bad been laid on the table yesterday and which proposed to lend money to the owners of property is Ireland, or whether be proposed to carry am attsZelißUSS from t l e L o l t .. h s:i e it it was his intention that the two bills should premed together. (Hear, hear.) He did not mean to say that as to a particular day, one might not stand for committal before the other, but be wished them to be read a third time on days following each other, no that both might be teat to the other house nearly at the rams time. (Hear.) He himself considered that the bill for lending money to improve crudes in Ireland ought not to be paned without the Poor-Law Bill (hear, hear), and on the other band, he considered the Poor-law Bill alone, without some such measure as that for lending money to improve entates, would probably fail of its erect, and be a burden without any equivalent advantire. IRISH POOR-LAW. Mr. SHAW asked the noble lord at the head of the go vernment to state, before the permanent Poor-law bill for Ireland should go through its several stages, what would be the constitution of the new l'oer-law board. Lord J . RUSSELL rid that a short bill was in prepara tion, which would soon be introduced. IMPROVEMENT OF LAND IN IRELAND. Sr H. W. BARRON complained of some Irish landlords having been delayed in commencing drainage improvements on their estates, in consequence of no surveyors Laving been tent into the neighbourhood. Mr. LABOUCHERE said the eaten of delay, in most instances, had been the difficulty of obtaining competent surveyors. The Board of Works were most anxious to facilitate the commencement of drainage operations. WATERFORD AND LIMERICK RAILWAY. In reply to a question from Mr. W. Cotterr, The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER nod Treasury minute sanctioning the advance of money to the Waterford and Limerick Railway Company, for those por tions of the line authorised by the legislature in which the company had received the assent of proprietor, on as to pre vent the probability of any litigation, and also for those por tions which would form deviations, provided the proprietors had given their ascent." LANDLORD AND TENANT (IRELAND). Mr. 8. CRAWFORD, on rising, in pursuance or notice, to introduce this subject, said, the question had often been raised in that hmsee what were the causes of the miserable condition of Ireland ? his opinion the evils of that country resulted from Se relation between landlords and tenants, and Irish proprie tors were responsible for them. He could not but regret that it appeared from resolutions which he had seen that day, that the landlords of Ireland were still disposed to throw off their responsibility, as wee evinoed by the fact a their opposition to out-door relief. All the reports of the committees and commissions on this subject waded to the same result. The land commission referred to 13 reports es former committees, and they said that it was the testimony of all that the evils of Ireland were traceable to the cause which he had stated. Was it not strange that • people who were starving had, on on average of several years, sent away 2,400,000 quarters of corn, and that even in eleven months of 1846 they had exported 1,000,776 quarters ? The system was such that grain could not be kept iu Ireland. The proprietors and occupiers would not employ the people, and the people did not work simply because th ey had no encolusgement or security. The monster grievance was the uncertainty sr the position of tenants. The report of the Landlord as a Tenant Commission placed that matter in a very clear light, and showed that the tenant had no security for the outlay of capital. The fashionable excuse for the wretched condi tioe of the Irish people was the great number of small hold ings, which it was said afforded an insuperable obstacle to improvement. Now he would compare a county in the north with one in the south, the two being nearly of equal aim, in order to show that that ground did not afford a sufficient explanation. The number of forms in the county of. Down, consisting of from one to five scree, was 14,000; i n Limeri ck, 7,000; from five to fifteen acres, in Down, 11,000; in Limerick, 7,000 ; thirty sues and upwards, in Down, 1,508 ; in Limerick, 2,840. Now what was the comparative state of the population of the two counties as shown by the late presentments? While in Limerick presentments were made for 186,0001., in Down the amount did not exceed 2,9171. He thought that that fact afforded • strong proof of the superior condition of Down, notwithstanding its small holdings. The te nants in Down knew that they would not be dispos sessed without receiving proper remuneration, sad, the smallness of the holdings operated as an incentive to eco nomy and good conduct on the part of than who were striving to obtain them. In Down the Arms varied hem llve to fifty aces, and there was the most Forklift meant, for any capital expended. All the eras of Ireland retailed from the present system of letting land, and it was his belief that all the laws they could pan for the amelioration of the country weal be nugatory, without an amended law foe landlord and tenant. It should be their object to give • stimulus te laduatry, far they Wilt depend on it that the eseilmiket of kola property was to be dreaded lam from • pee Lew than from the po verty of the He immimiled by moving That i e t in = M ims & Mean kom the reports of various ementiedise, that the sysMie generall tZel be them met la the Wig and mesemsmist cc peeperg k Isdai bee been am of the mein muss of the piethd thaws& Meta et that eventry, mini the die ord mei thee el he mid relations; eai that ae sewn can be eithend in predating • deemmi kr Lbw er im proving the esemlldsa of the people tad* shall use %dude such an ainemdment of the laws of lemthed sad %meth se shall give to the impreviegtosent 4 emepties a mdse peentanamy Of Imie. er ea llie 4 Wilke" claim by law 'WI eseamenetire kr aC kWh, meithi Ol the expenditure of his below eel capital on the pnemiees In his occupation." Sir D. 0. NORREYS seeemled the motion, amid expressed his conviction that all the mamma el the gevormeat would be greatly lessened is their value unless they pave pester security to the tenantry of the country, by inducing the lendlords to give lease*. To induce them to do to it wool be memory to dissever the elective franchise fr om the te nure. This was the *ales of M. de Beaumont, and be believed it was the vise tam Itt e = thinking man who was practically itemises& with Mr. TU ITS supported the mess, end commented upon the evils Temkin tuna ebeestesime. Until • measure was brought in, making abssedem leek after their property, no insemote would, In Na egisies, be of any avail. ;ere were en imamse arralme of small holden of land in fee in Ireland who lived Amok and new could be got at ; and these people did more hem to the country than the large absentee proprieties, melt of whom really did come forward in periods of dilledtrad &tress. Viscount CASTLERRAOH topsassnted !item county is Ireland, in which the gram tenant right was in fell force ; and as he very meth appremi of it, he thought it right to explain why he molt net support the present mo tion. It was too math the weft= te treat • system which won good kr me peat of hiked se geed *ter the whole of Imbed. Now he was not by soy swans ears that this sys tem of tenant right would week well In the south of kilned, and be was not propered, by pemig this resolution, to pre z ar i ts r be eliztisa ns o l a k t s te t e alank so e re had net nosed it e nevessimises wee net prepered te mike it imperative me landlords by • resolution ef the losidature. Cat CONOLLT very a ntiOed with hk noble Mend, and elolacting, as he did, to resolution which did oat carry the weight and of law, but which never thetas affirmed pinciples which went to disturb exiling =rbe t e th er tide rateistins. At the mare o cwt of the mem generelly, and gave greet melt belle hen. Teemlier he the mode In which be meted the selieme, le wee net proposed to my that it would be adenine Mimelt =den wpm the owners of leads sad the Smarr of Mr. LABOUCHERB felt sae time Übe did PM sitar at length into this question his lea. fetal would netattelhate to him any insensibility to Its vent imegoilesen orOw want of respect for himself pereeeelly, Hi ben. Mai bed on previous occasions introduced Ude epeetise to the allention of the house, but he bed biliddlell &lip dale so in the shape of a MR, pod dm* be ME net mew Sallow that custom must, he (Hr. labeeihme) premthei, be etheibeted to his sense of the diasilles which on everyethe smilinsded this important qiielleM. with the hen. and gallant edema she yds het rem- Intim geserally, he mud alma, Mkt be mak* them when applied to ost el ark ee raMy as the regent. The rimelt bellpe bk• wee, be miest aloe remark, peculiarly met. It he demise thaw* lime for them M parer but arampeied two eleeminime„ either of which theyet adept If they piemel. g was net the way es with seek • sweatiest. Her • govern ment lad themily stated their imiestien of to the nodes ef the hems at se _waist a row kw eft sups* to the aka= Menem eel tesiet. V Ue cured that end they dealt with it eels d a =te Ilh am e n t== which wire the cernerokse steer iL i., IZ be pastille to pre en ent the prides ef the Imemley et_ mestm _b abel. that inseam wee baleen terwieddeedemall be prepared to Nate the goers the gemeemend yoga Pow" Vli ab gall that period, he must adios the dieesedem ef the should move, as en meestheW. the preview gmenden." Mr. F. FRENCH ewtad the anasedmeet. The roused,' hng been pet, Mr. SMITH O'BIURN asked low soon the oremeinent would be prepared to lay their seems on the talk i Mr. L ABO UCHEAB amid net Indertake to MOM an, genie .... peeled. pawn depend es the *Dune of rabbi bee be biped it would be before Beater. Siam bes._mmletr p h i. E. CMAIVFORD III edhat he had radii meths in as imps eta reissues bona ei • bill, bonne be oder eked hem welsh hod at the Med of the geemmment bet eieneempkepikke s ai r i mpen the ethient themeless ad he wee eszlene net is ithethe with dmir imessements. As, however, the seems to begged by the gelemmeet appeared tensminin. mei M Peardid aMU to • resehatim, be weal bib peewit medes, yemmiling ass ' • future eqy to sok hem le beteg la a Wil embody* Ids Medea, try leave, withdrawn. COMMONS' INCLOBURE ACT. Mr. AGLIONEY edged leave to bring in • bill to eased the Cea=ses' Wiesen Act. TM el jest of that act wee te Seem the some as delay attiring tearer' imeimeem, and be theilltthe the inmeevemest id waste Sean The Nth met* it dem_ ,iect, bowsaw emented in the me* ef Nag elan=intheedventanseseiy ly fru= wailr precluding the imbetre ILY any errangemeld under whisk loorls given in enthenes for right of eimmem might be held by say other than a oepyhold Uwe. In the north of England copyhold maim woe 01111116111114 VIIN7 able, and no ement amid be method at anise lad wee made bee Hie Aka masa pewee of the emmbeiseme, that they Wei emethem the mad umthr side the knie amid be bill as tßisi Mr. 8. CRAWFORD hill Ise War mar* the The kea. paw= stated* waste 111p1011 1Mpriwt , RlVBridal obtained Mee to beber bpayment of Irilia 7 peorSammL . ....! *at me "manna of 3de momum •••:;:;; Otto lasikne e nth # as MM '•. :. • • . • A :) ',<,.*/...;•••• •