The Express. — London, England, 1853-03-29 00:00:00

/ ,...„‘„--- -- :,....44,• - - ~ t.,...e - '...e.e...--,e.._... ... , ~..2. , „4........,_.....,._._____ ,___,„ _,:,_'...----..e--• ... „4.. / (.......z.r....r........... ..__..„. , i e t . • No. 2,059.] LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH rd, 1853. THE FAMILY MEDLASIENT. (LOAM'S MEDICATED CREA24I.—For all SECOND EDITION. SHARE LISTS. r roainol4 RAILWAYS. MONI 10 3 • Mowery and Itonteril.m 1 die par i macaw • ..t s.tho g. kir enny' seined with pan in the joints --- „„ 3 1 , 114i.gtee Emmen :tulips! 1 11 _— kr., ...A.niveroor, aut.lices., et anythiat inebrati.e of sold. it . 40 NDAT E"XING• SO 40 1 0haritind sal Eriburiaass. 141 111 IS 6 1iiva:ly ettliout a rii..l T :ere is rot any preparation in the Phar. FROM THIS NIGIIT'S GAZETTE. The railway market to-day was flat, and closed to le oipo aadll4-04114;012 ... 134 ma Owing chiefly to tit ... way ..., arnuipit the pateet medicines of the day, that me equal with en unfavourable appearance, although with no " • D• 1411 8100318 •--- I 2 sde very dull to-day in a.. pr.vertere and efiLary. If sod freely ilS4teatiately out the Ina 10 la !Cam MMus .. . .. great decline. Tit o stocks chiefly affected were the 10 I I Da. retention ...... ... 1 It il ti ewes. 031 ' 5 54 " ' f ""' lath ' It caw " " ' rn "' ist° 'WU°. DOWNING -staEur, MARCH 26.—The Queen 11•• Exchange. Consols,l 4 ,, t a„, mutt, throning a genial warmth ever Ma whole ,_ . . to be Chief .C i i s sLedot i _ lien, Great Western, Lancashire and York- , 3 ;Orem Indite P0n0ba . 0 . ...' 1 t 1 „ than they left off on ..,e,.. of the I. thereby preventing fevers sad other dh. Pato pleated to appoint Robert Hoshrsem. Es., . 1 eller. le talie.mg pm imatk peals, swelled lam ter. Justice far Prince Edward Islam:, mad JoseP 0 so, , .hire, London and North Western, Midland, and sa s oi ' l 4 9 '''' li """" l ‘ 4 v^ "" *l I I I P s .CLWeat..letasat• 1 Ipm the whole, fairly at ..„. t i e ,h , ..,,,..5, swell-mg% set all ingronmatm seam, harm Esq., to be a member of the Legislative Cou n cil of l thatd Irish Great Southern and Western. Business was ~ ... I us. saws (awl n 0.1 .481 - - throughout Europe lu ~,We. lad bital*M. iS tril:y 44111iik/Se. IS slog emelt sammedss island. Her Majesty has also been pleased to •appoiet very quiet. .4 :tasautewcp,sp.et.Pre - - the Turkieh di ffi culty I , ~.,.,. pii. sea pureed)** fir all entalw"+" , rollNl'mo. Ow w• °I Robert Crosby Brett, Eel ,to be First Puiene Judge of the 22 1 Laamabutra ... ... ... 71 a o a r !, as 4 oP the en a.tteactalit d b .74 h r t i 1 k ., 1°° ';'," • ,..;' , ....... 5n ' t r 4•011. Pars %,•s-. colon of British Guiana. Her Majesty has also been :.• 1 ' ea..lltiotwayi .. .. it 41 41 justment of this quo] sown . .- e „,,,,, a . 4...... , 0,, o by, i n „...,.. pleawd to appoint Charles Douglas Stewart, Esq., to be THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocit. s ward to, funded seen ~„ own ine Os. Ktwiiin .. . . le 2 , a 1,„.1 to per:aims I. reli.ve, thereby aggravating It. lis her Majesty's Atto,ney G I, and James Clement Chop- The adjustment of the account forms the chief ha- a : no. 4pc et. irsitesneill i ins 1 ins a absence of business. ie . , pids.:,4l at to se t:ohrote se the guest 15e.1., Cologne, pin, Esq., to be her Majesty's Solicitor - General for the siness in the railway market to-day, and has not been to 'Lyon. aed leeditembame , • 11 em 35 2 01 i ei t 041" ! 4*aria se1 4 77 1 1i i"6 1;ere . i : W1 . th - 1a . .. -11 1.-2 -22 : 14. 99; for cash, but the we. , rote that it 1 e trimly tr.tomrible by reiarnanat te produee , island of St. Vincent. Htr Idaiesty has further been pleased attended with a favourable effect upon prices. Most par, and fi nally closed slyer samble or WW I . 1 .. 4.9 r"' l will Ft'''. neur o n L ink ' s ! , . P. .... ito appoint George Rurherford, E.q ,to he Collector of Cos- of the heavy stocks are lower than yesterday, and spi,..,....n.u.r.dret%Prif.rPry .r . .,1-17:=rx._. ,,, ,rh....r ifid • l wen " M r.; toms for the district of Natal, in South Africa. 74 for the 13th April , the tendency seems to be generally drooping. le Is Do. Do.(ex letereto .. 31 04 in this department, i ~,,,,,,mc., MliAnA2ll and 00., .ss, Hulot meat Temple.bar), - -- 3 54 L„,,,,an, to who. it le odd. is nab, at 131. L. ts 94., and 4s. Id. ; OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Manes 28. French shares are generaliy a shade cheaper. = to 1 :, " Thar. al "abr . ' - 2 4 $34 D. Ml. 3 per et. Rood- ingly quiet. wa In san.y pm at lls ant Meech. with directions; and likewise Royal Rrgiment of Artillery.-Second Captain Leopold Sambre and Meuse are fiat. . for R. At Antonio rto. , 14 13 Unfavourable rum hla: P."' 6 " dr *" . k 1110 224 . Wai l, Iw• Mt 0 11 wriage- Orimston Paget to be adjutant, vice Radcliffe, who re• IS all Nerwegl a nTrank Prefer. 61 Of r a m te all parted the kingilooL sites the adjutancy o n ly ; S econ d C apta i n Ri c h ar d MUNK% AMU • irrotks usonanorreno so ie P.n. and Law. ... . Ina 101 pm 24 a five to the health o 42 neither general nor c Phalle' to be adjutant, vice Mountain, who resigns the „ .., 0 ,..., mer sp owr w a r ao 14 .0 earl. and Or,eae. . . . 411 431 41 ?VIE SUCCESSFUL RESULTS of the last half adjetancy only ; Second Captain Richard King Frock --''' 1 ''' kaiLwass. yesterday. Ito 3 p.a. ie au Para and Nowa ... 43 13 36 1 ram mad `una 'w'a re . Iln 131 Si coning at the presen I (rotary bane pr0...1 beyond que.tini that ROWLANDS* to ► be adjutant, vice Campbell, pronto:ed. IR. 100 %run:lm ... ... . MP 44 30 4 PiriaCiae• seat.% wit nire 4 3 N• Si inquiry. DIAPAA•AR OIL pcmores siteelaily tweriehies pawn n is Ike I Ili SI Gimlet and klehinond .. jar iPo si to , %mem., Nottlng„ tont In the market for room, resteradoe, end Immo.. ment of the Human ask. and when Te • etoare eed Havre . iv 11 arm ulnas meet& h.. Mika. This celebrated Oil Mae, malwevally BANKRUPTS. an , East int: don 41 61 ad •01 10 1.! , ‘Siblre 41111 Wm. . IN ti 01 11 transactions. The 7 in ~ lirm.W.l.. &Stage's:hi 61 illa wimooledged to be the chamw4, and ruperior to all Whig verpors. Teaimas DALLARTON STEARN, Ipswich, plumber. 16 4 Do. S 1 per Cent. Prefer. - - l2d. prem., and the Si t , "-ram, Lan.„.tbro. Jan. 71 61 die UM Dr the luor. It permute It from tailing WY a tun., gwy 7 Joust Teneue, Uekfield, Susses, grocer. SO 4 leethem of France_ .... 41 31 Me 2 , 1 ai. ...natalltnirlLUdik2V.o al it India Bonds mark 4C onagtbens week 1101 : - Proloro• a Mich and lalarama..P l 2 , ww WILLIAM LATHAM, Shelloo, Stoke-upon-Trent, Staf- is lej tin. do. ro. 20/.. 34 4 die 6) . Upper 1001. mop nry, .ad glory. Its operation in ewe. of beldnew . =l/ at le- 7.ladoema .. .„ 64 641 611 to s Do. 51 per Cent. Prefw. 4 illa Par steady. Spanish Do scot; sal in the pas •• e of whiakers, ey. brow.. and SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. il• V. Sier.er est Hniybosi .. 91 12 314 in le g woe. on. , 1 , 1 , ...,. Pi ill pot ad le antsabrg in iteraunuistive operation. hita It IA For rolv - 0 0 1 •1118 8T JAMES ALEXANDBIL, Trees, cabinet maker. 20 ~ lob and itanaesi ... .. 161 131 to I Western of gaitacrlaad lWe Par to 251. Mexican, at neeseerded, as forming the 12.... i. of a Wannest head of WY -20 $ 2eidend JAMES ALLAN, Montrose, r. II t',7 Albs and lieltastJeta 111 paSardinian Bonds w( p r ...., ot . sad 70.; foam!, bottles (peal to lour Miall), Ha at ; . a ., ~..i , r da y ay.. al.. Cu—log-Os the 'name , a t asa, north JAMMU MILNI, Edinburgh, omnibus proprietor. Si aa wader, rent% and goer. at 31 to 41 prem. T an 1 0. ~,,,,b.. .. g ..! std.' Itamsur Oil," In two line.-6111 hy A. Gamma C , Edinburgh, nterehans, dam auusuim ... ... II 11 76 M. Vol Aairlhin • 411 61 JOINT STOCK BANKS . at and le ft off HOWL AND sad SONA, :0, Hattaagardeu, LMS11•11 I MI by Om. 111 sh Ditto V:i E 671 E- t u'L"u'l 1 11 " ums thus marked :—Brat arc WM oelfrmem prime loos FACTS ABOUT LONDON. 16 le 4•Mara ODUUIIe• ... 12 12 121 4 4or +aware Cato. Chas A. We. ilhares Batas. Paw yeiderday , to-day. ditto Four-and-a-Hal WHERE DO YOU BUT YOUR BOTTLED . . . piss u. u. A.) , Is It (Pram Mains New Casein, of the BruGeh late.) U 1 e; Do. elmr. R sat Clint, n . IL Mu 40 tuatratada ——— -- — . ll -- Ii PS - 7, -- ' 1 14 Five per Cents. 105, Cents., 66. Ecuador . EgR ? -FT moor .111 Mk*, and In croon Noir, yea Th e port of London reaches from the bridge (where „ i 4koo • t on r aw b a . 71 72 173 40.1..22 33 Mold. Bank of Asia I I die Ipm q r h aid go to EARL). ltitol OEM. cad Co , 4, DVS. eiging4ATßEEr. TR tVALGAII.I4QUARV., Looks. is 11 to i. fathoms st low water) about 80in. down the Si . all Ia ft W.I. I)...ignah. :4 17 60,00 20 Chart. Bank of India. Cents., 26, 251 ; dill th. 5,.t beam 014 bstroduoi the IMPERIAL rim. Thames, past the Nate (Math )to its mouth within a line 114 10t. P.'IIhISITSII SSA GISSirOW . 7S 73 ad 1 73 A..tralla, and Mho 1 11 21 pm 4 Peruvian Four-and-a sem the Createet Pt HI I 1 EIBMIIII r Mtn. year. from N. Forelsnd. Kent, to the Nam, Essex (8 to 12 fathi; le 11,EdIntairgh sad Peebles . - - 33,006 Se Raglielli, wattle, and KARL?. amortize* sad CP. now oar to but ships are first boarded, and they clear out a t Graven° . Ii 10 , SJlneur4n rerth,Lkmts. 32 H Australian Mattered 10 21 11 pm Portuguese Four pa • the pub ie 11A-SM sad ALUM/PPS PtLEM. lot G w ik ' imithWeeters II $3 a d 28,001. 20 Loaded Bank of Am. per Cents., 118 t, The actual port, celled the pool, is 21 in. long to Limehouse, tralia sad India I par 1 pai ft I lati 'inert tiortarra .- .. 11l as • saa Cents., 103 i, 1. Sat ALEN, ia Imperial Messer; at the lonosiss j oh low prows:- and is in the charge of four harbour-masters, under the it. ,too ; Do , a sham A, Mock- 48 411 Noes and APsepp`s Pale AI% I._ a . f 'Derivation. whose jurisdiction as conservator, of the fi•h- it.lltie I De. 1 stores, B, Stuck_ 131 114 Pr? &an Par DIP. OnetV..... 1 ••• area, soil, tie. to the highest 'watermark and up creeks at. 101 '9 - ..neite. and w est. are. 107 106 Otto lotto ditto tints Is. Id. 11 'II arise teeth Eamen. „41 71 110 / 23,000 2.1 Dodos Ch.mered Beak I .1 Australia , ........ 121 q 1 .0 21.0u0 IS Oriental bane Corpora all 161 191 SIII 3 2 60,000 S Royal Austral. leaking and Gle44 lebvert. Co. I 1 dl. 1 pre Spanish New Deferr 0, agallte (Co n , ditto P ' Cent. Scrip, 21, 2 pr 4th 11 So 4 1,.. 1 7 dot. Imp Quart. .l s Vendee Creek, Kent ; the Trinity Baird regulate the pilot- 30 Mt 'lanceoter and imolai* 02 04 ad 82 1 t per Cents., 381. 20,0110 21 Defoe at Australia 4Sa Dine ditto ditto Plata 40. ed. 181 1111 Do. TO of .- - IS lit pao . In the railway ma kW*, chimed. see dn.', Chaff, Sig . ;.; . ! . age, beacons. ballast, Ac. The upper pool, the first bend, et 100 I Laaetaliire und - Tortrehtr. 73 731 „ 741 141 1,006 ... De. Now lt se 11 , , nary ea. Gil. Pull credit then okra rt. 5.„ . .i... •,or " reach," of the river, from the bridge to to II Do. PUtlus ... ... 5i 41 dui „ , decline, the tendenc • tams. Par cash oily. l't . fl` "Wapping old stairs," near the tunnel and Ems- Is 1, 1; too. west 11,0111 0 Valet 3 1 3 1 „„ I MISCELLANEOUS. in this department UHL! BROTH/Mk and Co, 30 SII 'Las& Norther', .. .. 16 161 •-i,: !.1 ...t. i rw id tio• Dock, is 11 ni. long by 260 to 300 yards broad, It . t il.b a a.... ri,.......0 .1 o 134 and at the same tiro ( , air sad Beer Merchants. Lbilli." with 12 to 16 feet water (or 29 to 33 at high 10 * s' t. ..... // ;;; 5 7 8 ,,,,,".. 1 11 3 ~,, U.. 0.1 4, Doreaareatmet. Trailgar.e.,u ire, Widowl . • prices ' Basinces daft with stock. The re( Wilier, enough for 800 ton ships); the Lower Pool, where fit. log L a , &1 i 1y...a& 0..... 1034 ac i aa 1611 41 at so. ! ta.' Illteettaatmos. IPd yeaterlay.l to-day. biped with the incret 240 colliers mostly lie in tiers, leaving a fair way of Ni. lOU tasks is North.Weete 118 1161 1111 171 a I)II. O, I.III4VEIt Aaa... WE O64.I. LL'S i MF.DIcaI.Nv . ab out ~ . ORES, t less than 300 feet in the stream for shipping and W 12 Do. FifUld ... .. Do. NH 5h.,31...ad B.(C 1 1 lr a 11 --I --i ——, rise in materials and at 10.00 no' twanillan Agri.. .1 U leo 103 11111 raged railway invest 4° 1, ” P Ol4 - steamers up and down, is 1 nolo long to the Refren - es Canal, 1 • I 1 L Ratcliffe. end 280 to 320 yards bread. with 13 to 18 feet: s. too '''Pow l l ll l lo,4ll-11 @aviv _ 1 00 IN 904 111.7111 ..N. Re*. ...1. tun a ail to 12 nab WHAT TO LAT. DRUM_ AIM avnin_ [THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. inch an extension of the list, but in view of the priest convenience the measure would cause the investing public, such an objection must be dismissed as utterly futile. The new committee of the Stock Exchange took office to-day, and we would urge upon them the I policy- of inaugurating their administration with this very useful step. Our correspondent's second com plaint, relative to the non-issue of the scrip, appears well-founded, as, pending this delay, the security in question is practically unnegotiable. We believe the parties entrusted with the London management are awaiting the arrival of the bonds before they can issue the scrip. but the delay is unusual. The dividends f.lliug duo tho Ist April on the Six per Cent. Sterling Bonds of the Great West ern Railway of Csnads (repayable in 1851 and in 1862) are advertised for payment iu due course after that date. MOPMAT EVAN'S*. Owing chiefly to the Easter holidays, business was very dull to-day in every department of the Stock' Exchange. Consols, however, though a shade flatter than they left off on Saturday, are nevertheless, on the whole, fairly supported. The stock markets j throughout Europe have recovered from the shock of the Turkish difficulty, and now that an amicable ad justment of this question is confidently looked for ward to, funded securities are firm in spite of the j absence of business. Tht re vois a sale of Consols at j 991 for cash, but the price subsequently rallied to par, and finally closed 991 for money, and 991 to 100 fur the 13th April. There were no other operations in this department, in which business was exceed ingly quiet. Unfavourable rumours were current to-day rela tive to the health of her Majesty, and, although neither general nor credited, were yet sufficient, oc curring at the present juncture, to provoke anxious inquiry. In the market for Exchequer Bills there were few transactions. The June bills were done at is. and l2s. prem., and the March at 10s. and 6s. premium. India Bonds mark 40s. prem. The foreign stock market was also inactive, but steady. Spanish Deferred Threes were firm at 241 to 251. Mexican, after touching 26, closed 251 to L. Sardinian Bonds were firm. Peruvian scrip ruled at 31 to 41 prem. Turkish scrip was decidedly more offered, and left off only 1I to 21 prem. Sales are thus marked:—Brazilian Old Five per Cent., 104; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1852, 98. Danish Five per Cents., 105, 104. Dutch Two-and-Half per Cents., 66. Ecuador Bonds, 51. Mexican Three per Cents., 26, 251 ; ditto for account, 31st March, 251. Peruvian Foar-and-a-Half per Cent., Scrip, 31, prem. Portuguese Four per Cents., 39, 1. Russian Five per Cents., 118 t, ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1031, . Sardinian Five per Cents., 97, 1. Spanish New' Deferred Three per Cents., 25, 1, 241; ditto, Passive (Converted), 51. Turkish Six per Cent. Scrip, 21, 2 prem. Venezuela Three-and-Half per Cents., 384. In the railway market, although there is no serious decline, the tendency is unfavourable. Speculation in this department has greatly diminished of late, sad at the same time the market is better supplied with stock. The recent accidents on railways, Cam. biased with the increased expenditure entailed by the rise in materials and labour, have sensibly discou raged railway investments of late, and, in bona fide transactions, have induced a preponderance of sales. Rumours are afloat that the workmen on the London and North Western and other lines are standing out for higher wages, and it is noticed that these re ports of strikes have been much more numerous of late. The supply of real stock at market is still limited, but the tendency seems at present rather to sell on any upward movement than to invest at the existing level of prices. At the same time, the firm ness of the funds has the natural effect of affording great support to the railway market. The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Satur day are thus reported by Mr. Renter's telegraphic express:—Dutch Four per Cents., 961 ; ditto Two and-a-Half per Cents., 63 1-16. Spanish Deferred Three per Cents., 241. Mexican New, 25f. The Spanish C,omutittee's Certificates, 8 9-16. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 81 13-16. Uranada Deferred, 111. Portuguese New, 39 3-16. The subjoined calculations show the rate per cent. per annum yielded by our government ',Lock -I at present prices. To render the results str.etly accu rate, the proportiJii of interest which may have ac crued since las: dividend period should in each case be taken into account Int. per cent. per annum. 11) ___ _ ~.____,. ____,. r sa a . aaa ~ . •.. ...ova a.”.. a aa.....*ab SKI A 1 &obi., (hem Illeepea New Cameleer of the B e hies) I 1 (lite IL U.Sh.) ... lIS II I - - , SEER . -Par emir own mks, and In common fliedes, yee The port of &ndon reaches from the bridge (where 3 . 5 4 1 „ Ili , i iic. D i o. l.+ 4l.sa R in sed C dot. n . !LW 40 twentieth' ... 4 04 so to E t KU-. 111to1 HERS. ead Co ,4, DUN. 711 73 173 40.000 33 =arid. Bank *lsis 5 I dls 1 pin q coettet.sTßEEr. TR AVALGALSQUARE, lamb" is 11 to '.. fathoms at low water) about 80 ex down the 20 . all a. a W.I. o ...a dMii.Ja 337 le,Oes 20 Chart. Bank of Inch, tb• er.o. home 11.4 introduced the IMPERIAL KIM. Th ame s, past the Nate (Math )to its mouth within a line la Nib ellharel, end Glaiwoo .7170 ad ' 73 amide, and Chine 211 21 pet 4 ICU, the Greatest Pt HI. I 1 111741171 r of the year. from N. Foreland, Kent, to the Na,., Ewes (8 to 12 Path .) ; lo It:Edinburgh sad Peebles . - - 35,005 Se Rocha, Seettlds, and KAHLE BROrHESS. sod Co. any oar to but ships are first boarded, and they Meer out at Graven° . It lee , Sainoto,en PertnAnisaise 12 Si Australia& Chartered 10 21 '1 pee • the pub ie BA-Ai and ALIPOPP'S PA= St. 100 G w It ' luathWeeten 01 43 si 1 2/1,001. 20 Leaded Dena of Au. ALM ia Imperial Measure, at the hallowing i lk low prism: - 11see's end Al'espes Tale Ale. 1 . 04. f Per &a, P* 4 lap. Qwers..... 6 •`• ; The actual port, called the pool, is 21 ta. long to Limehouse, and is in the charge . of four harbour-masters, under the et lieu 'teem Northers, ._ .. SI 13 . 101 SL i lia) . Do , a stares, A, Btoek.. 44 411 eorporation, whose jurisdiction as conservators of the fle- it i lee i Lie. 1 absres, B, Stuck_ 132 114 cries, soil, de. to the highest watermark and up creeks at. 10111 o*..lanith. and West. are. 107 106 Otto PUG ditto Plats U. W. „ OLP where the tide Bowe, exteads (about 85 us.) from above 6: Ile; 'Great Weot.re ... 904 01 90 4 teals and India 23,001.1 10 Lo des Cb uersd Beak 1 I par} pm of Australia ~. .... • . 121 if 3 ea *IVO IS ()dental Rank Corpora ail set 591 5111 9 $ NAP $ Royal Asarat. Swale, II 111 1 lAA @oath Kamen _ el 7 4 and Grid Import. Co. 11di 1 pm 41.. rt Gam llol L-M 3 ' Dablla 6loo .ll o3 r fit• s, ri o , 1 , . jt Staines down to the Crowstone below Leigh, Essex, and 11.606 25 *wilt , entails 1 ' 4 3 17 Tine ill:to ditto Plate 43. 34, S 1 / 40: Yantlet Creek, Kent ; the Trinity Beard regulate the pilot- 30 sit luaus end Carnal* 92 it 4 Id 921 3 tat nit u0.T51,6 . ... .. is lit pm „ 20,011 u 33 Canis of Australia battled chilled, ter Seen, Q u m., m ; .;, • . a ge , beac o ns. ballast, de. The upper pool, the first bend, at inn ilaseavene ..nd - Torteehlr. 73 Jai ~ 741 li 41 1 . PUY, Is. WI. Pull credit given when re- ;1; 1 . * • , or "reach," of the river, from the bridge to 20 II Lie. ?Utile ... ... 54 41 du „ • tamed. For cad. ally. .1,;«,t., , " Wapping old stairs," near the tunnel and Emu- 11l 11 1: lao. Wort !twine Usise 31 11/ ~ ~ MISCELLANEOUS. 'MILE BROTHEPA and Co, -.: 1 •• tios Dock, is 11 na. long by 250 to 300 yards broad, r:„ " L i b! tetelett r.l l 2_,,4 , ii i - 1 !,, 1 9 113 c Wise mid Beer Menhante. \Atli." 4.s.seit with 12 to 16 feet water (nr 29 to 33 at high 10 * t e ug.4 Loedeu 4,7 7. r a ,,,, u ,.. 1 1'; r: p. 4, Dmessaosatneet. Trailsermiu,re, Loads.l , ' pekes l Business acme water, enough for 800 ton ships); the Lower Pool, where at, toe u m ,. g e m0,„ 0 , 6 ,g, 0. 4 „. 1034 wij 10 " 44 34 No. ! Sti.' lINIMILIAMIIOOII. IPA yeeterilay.l to.day. R. 0rt 1.. 61... 13LV111t Aaa... Wr 0 jed. LL'S .i M onglic. F.DlCAL l...h WOZtKill, P R t about 340 colliers mostly lie in tiers, leaving a fair way -emetelamle.res.of et. leo tasks& Muth-Welty 11S 1114 hen 300 feet in . the stream for shipping and fl! I? I t tr i ftei b, oE ... aim th *dm up and down, is 1 mile long to the Resent'. Canal, et ~,,, ill 171 1 -..1-!-- , ii 10,0ag IN Maranon Aut. .6 5 WO 103 11141 WHAT TO EAT , 0111/4K , AND AVOID. Ratcliffe, and 280 to 320 yards bread, with 13 to 18 feet; r . Ti' i '' r lr . a l a sNsii- ... 14 4 444 .. , ' 1 4 4 1 dis 10 Of OM 121,11t1 .N. Brit. Aut. Land all 11 II pin u. Limehouse Reach thence, read Cuckold ' s Point, on Sur- • 4 4 0. 6 . gm . 46 Se Ms 117, 1 131 5 Peelltiv.Leed.helo.l all 51 if 111 4 LECTURE TO TOURG MILS. my aide, is Deptford Yard, is 11 mile by 300 to 450 yards, ea au Ludousim si beiaam iti 12. lee,sool I geonishAum.theast all 1 Ipm 23 3 an. with 15 to 18 feet; and Greenwich Reach, pant the b,napi- IS all Ludmieterys Lasukines 19 31 ad 14700 i 33 ,I. Auetrallan Land 22 6 34 BOW TO 15k IIArPT. tal, is II mile, with 11 to 18 feet. Mean depth off London K. tee usark.,r.,lkLincolun se 31 so 18,910! 140 Van DisesineeLandl 39 13 24 24 34 IS. Docks 21 3 feet, and off Sheerness only 3 . 1 feet more, in a .1 1 ' 10 : 1 44 1 / 1 416 :1132°1* Color 7 1 , 1 4 !" MORAL AND PIITSICAL attioraterr or urn. 731 4 e , course of 58 at St. Katherine's Duck, of 24 acres, below he t 47 ini 4) , me .:' 44 ,i' D .W4 ) 4; 744 MINES. ON SPECIAL DMUS= the Tower, on sit* of the parish or precinct of St. Lithe- he 471,111d.0. •••••-o. item... ... - - R rice's tioapitel (now at Regent's-park), was made by Tel- 33 17 1 Mite Half aharos _ .., - - THI INSTII CMS OF IdARILIAGS 11FL ford 1826 8 (when 1,2541 boa's were pulled down), at a 11. 100 Newman. , 20 02 MOSIDAT EVINING. vu. cost of 1,827,1131., and has 111 acres of wet docks, dock If 1 Do . Harr If-mmal‘M - 3 4 3 6 The holiday season being now on, them has been DIBLASES or mime. Si, iti , Nezpa:Ltheng.S.Herahre 3. 3 Ps gate* by Bramah, dock ho., large warehouse, for 110,000 almost a suspension of business in the British mining VW. NI urn Eanloadle 1 $4 31 IMINAIT DERANGEMENT", CONSTIPATION, sad HAMOBS. Sons of goods, and • quay where the General Steam Na- • w i e ln en ,m areingthiikk .. 54 54 share market to-day. Prices remain nominally much some. vigetion Company ' s steamers lie; revenue (1846) about at. leo istrow .........11 6$ the same as last reported. as. Red 3. 231 1 ,00C2 Eet of it the London Dock for 300 ail, 13 13 I On. tue 74 11 lIIIKILIPH, 11.1521. and INX/ICH LAKES. 3 um, la.meli. wa d. 1205, coven 90 acres (34 wa t er ) including th e E as t se 34 earthen Counties Units 21 21 die The gold mining shares met with very little hul as. Lond.ei Branch Duck (made 1828), the Hermitage, Middle . 11 . I'N' 114orth B ritish .; -: 33 is se ness dunng the day but were nevertheless fairly ITDROPATHT; OR, TIM mu) giant cmti. Ilisesual. 13, Feteraneer.row; Cernadvi. 147, Ploae.etrest; Mara and Lower twins, and the tobacco warehonees (for 24,00 C '; 7i • ° J; I : l' e g '" v i ;X:•,,,i ••• Z Z 46 supported, till towakis the close, when some flatness Is. Coat. aed .3 1exi......e. • ref M. R. Coleman, M.D., le, !Ads.), which cover 5 acres (with the " Queen's Pipe," or r 4 • i D.. 4 8 a...m.4 • _ - gi g prevailed. Peel River, after being 61 to 7, closed 61 anou-owe.lteena.seeet. who may be omion:toldally own 13 till the inquiry S. chimney of the kiln, where the damaged tobacco is burnt); 20 174111orth atedur-abc.. 41 4Ps 114 to 1 m. There was a continuance of and? till S. the greet duel tas a jetty (made 1839) 62 feet wide, with M ell ,North Rama a 114 pre 1,600 feet quay room. Thereat' warehouses and sheds for te lln le 'vabeed 6 - Mmlernlam 3 1 Pm 13 3 Australian Cordillera, but the highest price was 220,000 tams at produce, bead's new ones for tea (built in for " at /el., Wore., a wei., 45 4 9 4S 6 not maintained, the closing rate being 3-16 to 5-16 St. 109 ...rub Central ... . 100 lel IRELAND. 1844-6 for 120,000 chests ) , wood, itc., and large wine and g a .., !Nowa , $041444 44 " prem. Peel River also le ft off 3-16 to 6-16 prem., spirit vaults for 60,000 pipes and hhda. beneath ; and the at lot Arun. a BON,. dee. 5 84 el after touching 1. Colonial Gold let off 24 to I Doman, Martell 25, company's capital is 4 millions. Two heaths at lAMeholuo at. tea Do. L.IN.W.Our.Stk TO 75 prem.; Liberty, 5-16 to 7-16 prem. British Austra ,_ serve for the Regent's Canal and River Lea eat. The 10 9 fAceamball 011411 elefted - - If our Great Industrial Exhibition ham no ot her West India Docks, of 204 acres, &MN Ise of Dogs, are lian were steady at Ito 1 prom. sot oh loremben NM Calo.sl stet than that of setting to the inhabitants of Dub- at Poplar; East India, of 32 metes, at Blackwell • the 434 40 1: 4 16 11:4, 11ida ' .. ) "' 1$ :: The shares of the Company of Copper Miners of lb 14 great example of enterprise, the magnificent Commercial, or Greenland, or Surrey, and the ' East 14 44 1 .Its u„ oo m y :7 -14 II England were again quoted higher to-day, and St. pilabt of William Dargan will not have been car- Country,.., or timber, ducks, of 66 *ma at Rotherbi 7 bv- le 4 dlunsellin UM* - -01 3di John del Rey were sensibly better. On the other are called leg.lquay.for small craft, stretch M se Dees _ ... . 20 211 hand, Mexican and South American, United Meat tied out in vain. Already it has been productive of " "t • side • St. 100 !du* nuteni... ... 77 IS 1,464 feet from the bridge to west of Tower ditch ; In. 11111116 _,“ useful milli ' in ibis " s r"; b u il dings I" and there ere numerous sufferseee wharfs on both side, of 15 " I leedivrake -•-• " MI can, Imperial Brazilian, and Rhymney iron shares SO 110 lies*TerkaltliniverDe 1 I were rather cheaper. wag in various quarters of the uty, and with more the river. Is 1846, 2,847 wit of 581,878 tone (el INgth 711 ~ a. II was ma. I ~..1 , air -IMaiati wordily. The lamer of oarressiswai am ennltrlNO til me. T n et MIT tout Mere Wit in si a n I f a Thugar. lB 1 The non-olficial closing quotations are : -Ans . mums. and kaasepalatam is at a high premium ; the atomise, 92 of 49,261 tons in the East Indies, 60 of as ts ;Temamstaveouomanen I I 31 tralasian Coal, Ito 3 prem.; New South Wales tai Gold, 4 to 4 die : New South Wales Coal, 1-16 die as air of active mastery seems to hays taken the ' 11,376 tens in foreign ;Korb). and 287 steamers et 55,910 . 1: il l/ ! Ir Can amagd ar Itapi and eb . ... 1 1 5 1 1 0 3 tz o of the old, listless drowsiness which has hi- ton e (90 b ring under 50 . rd . . in !y aw ., . 4 40 31 tons each) belon ged to the port ; I to 1-16 prem. • Monarch Gold, 4 die .to par ; Aus d the tonnage inwards and outwards, including repeated in ~ , ww . c ,,,,,, a ,.. 1 , 9 1 9 1 characterised Dublin. In fact some of the voyages , a was "coastwise " 21,101 sail of 2,670,654, and r; i iiiii - m ... --- 7., 0 ,. 0 . d k par tralian Mutual, } die, to 1 prem.; Australian Con best effects of the Exhibition are already beginning 10.936 of 767,088 tons ()besides 1,192 steamers of 349,317, attire , ;verb e lhemmelelalterwtsb LH 491 664 sole, 1 dis, to par; Chartered Australian Land and to be felt, and the spirits of the people ay. buoyed • and 1,181 of 346,93'2 tong-from and to " colones," 1,603 Li ,to I Os se. themeless 7l 71 de M. p Mining, 1 tot per share ; Adelaide Land and Gold, up with the hope of more enduring and solid advan- of 490,446, 11 ti e ,. and 1,202 of 444,109 tom (beside. ~. Re ' York ma Nafth ins. 4 4 4 1 al, i 10 23 1 11l Do.O.N.l.Perehaae 4to 1 dia.; 'Worthing (new shares), 3-16 to 1-16 tars. That the year will be a prosperous 01111 all foreigners of 3,709 tons outwards )- from and to "foreign et. die.; Lewis Hill Range, 4 to }Poem. ; London and ports," 2,792 of 449,987, and 1,416 of 233,970 tons (be die in anticipating, and that it will be followed up sides 2,394 foreigners of 370.380, and 2,317 of 354.236 • Liverpool Australian bold Mining and Streaming, by permanent Improvement in the country se e m s tons). Importsas are reckoned to be worth 80,000,0001. ... in , ii . PIMPLIER= nearly certain. The preparations at th e Exhibi- YeeVq; export (1845), 11,078,1611. Total custom., v ` S all .Draft,. No. I. 7 per MI MARIO. - - 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Garnett and Moseley, par to 1 -- prom ;Golden Mountain, Ito 1 prem.; L'Aigle d'Or, 10,880,1561. • in 1 , 2614 , they were 1501., and 60 0, 0 00 ! . sr. 1., urinate Laeter 4 pore(. IN les tioc building have arrived at so advanced a eMepar to 1- prem. ; Feather River Land and Gold, 4to in 1641. Abo u t ' 12,820 cargoes of coal entered in 1845, et. Ise xikaimma gio ... lee Ile that the beauty and grandeur of the effect which the 4 prem. ; Metcalfe Mining Company of Jamaica, 111 a • 270 ton cargo. Steamers run up and ih 3 nailer 5.1 Onlvbelid HI 191 al veragang s per whole when completed w ill present, can be pretty down trom the bridge to Westminster (for Id., Id., 2d.), "t el cart aad Bawl* . iPs re to 121 prem. ; Liguanea Copper, Ito 1 prem. ;_ Je well anticipated. w i gh, Bi w k wa li , Woolwich, Gravesend, Southend, Sheer- 31 14 ougemoimisLlUNP.o Lambeth, Chelsea, Richmond. Hampton Court, Green- 81 ell ` l°° * ive t Pena, sat atar. maica Copper, 31 to 1 prom .; Port Royal and St. hes Joutlos . _. :I :1 id The Langer Express states that many Dublin Andrew's Copper, 2to 1 prem.; British and Colonial persons are taking lodgings at Naas, and other towns sees, Herne Bay, 'A ...mate, and other planes on the river ; 11 t Um do. 01.) 7 per Ct 1 44 Smelting, Ito f prem.; Nova Scotia Copper, 11 to 1 also to Aberdeen, Belfast • Cork, Dublin, Dundee, Ede- 7 . 1 2 Do. de. (71.17 a.) 7 par CL 11 pm near the metropolis, for themselves and families, for burgh , n o n , in,erne.., N ewcas tl e , Ply mou th, Falmouth, q .tui.o...aric.,s po„Nol ill 11l ma prem. ;! . aka Superior Copper, par to I prem. ; three or four months, in hopes of realising large sums Waterford , Pontgibaud Silver Lead, par to 4 prom.; e Gladbach Yarmouth ; end sread to Amsterdam, ~, .el (11 ,2te,,_ . 40 .,, ____gs" 11 If ll Ma by letting their city residences Jo visitors attending Antwerp, Boolean.. Bremen, CAM., Dunkirk, Ham- ; 4 ; a i r" 3. 4 r 4e 7 4 .. 1. 4 "`"7 4p. l e I; IQ Zinc, Ito 11 prem. ; Brazilian Diamond and Gold, par the Great Industrial Exhibition , burgh, Havre, Harlingen, and Niewe Diep (Holland). 3 3 iggichugh, Perth. Mil to prem. ; Ceylon Land and Mining, 1 to I Lord and Lady Eglinton are to visit Dublin, to be Ostend, Hounding, de. Boehm district comprises the : Doeses, st per Cast 1 Si SI prem. ; Breco' Gold, par to I prem.; Cuoshen Cop- City, Westminster, Southwark, de., the parishes up to et. IN Oreil PaeUeens percleat IN 111 11l 1111 per Mining, 2 prem. (sellers); Cologne Mining, par rellent at the opening of the Exhibition, and will, „ Whited-tape' _(,in the old bills of mortality), with Maryle- 1 1.- lee Dm i pee seat eerie. 66' daring their stay, be the guests of ex:Chanceuot bone and St. rearm (the suburbs belong to Hertford and ' dessidde st to p.m. am: to 111 to 1 prem.; Tregurtha, 4to 1 prem.; South Devon Black ern, at Itatlearnham Castle.lS I 2fDo. 41 puce* smip - - Rochester collections), and is divided into 12 " a ys " 6 1 ~, Gum . ~e 4, 4 , 4 0, • 444444 m " $4 Consols, par to 1 prem.; Misen Head, par to 1 The Armagh Guardian mentions two or three in. and 42 districts ;is 1835, the total traders ( 26,316 ) in- 60 I 4 (iMestbitsetilanuiaa Spar. 4 i n prem.; Glenaulin, par to 1 prem.; Connemara, stances during last week when the large number of eluded .0,152 dealers in tobacco, 7,624 in wines and .pinta, 6... 100 OL,Wesern. Reedit pat.! 103 et 1* par to 1 prem.; Carberry West, 4 die; to 1 prem. ; 6,298 in tea • 214 brewer. 396 makers irf tobacco , 109 of St. ' 100 Dlthelsml i meant. 'NM 102 1014 4 South Cork Copper, 4 dia. to 4 prem.; P ort l and Iron, between 30 and 40 ploughs were brought together to ..,„ 1 sip, 55 of brick, 6of paper, and 208,2661. was col,ted on „„ 111 6 Llammalla alarm FA* 6_ lll s Ipm 111 do the farming work a persons who had recently , 115,8141. on licences, 90,3231. on auctions, 53,4041. '`. '"" I MI " 0114/623 . 63611- ' 1:: 132 par to 1 prem. IL lee Lae. , IstefalserAperet 153 149 •---- purchased land in the neight4ourhood, the proceeding paper, 16,7391. bricks, 9,0241. glass, 5,4231. malt, de. ft. Imo lokiereelbeembd • Fret. - - THIS DAY-Two o'CLoex. being is each case a mark of friendship esteem. se 1 s Itaansuiermoca.rairits lip If pea I* all Losasolsery &Color. tab 10 II Business is almost at a stand-still in the gold DARING BURGLARY AND CAPTURE OF tq l . m il I Lememarrarmak.ob 134 122 i 4 mining share market, the arrangements for the set __.._ . . _ _ THE BURGLARS. 2,t 131 lassuastratmw. ges.Nel S 9 NAVAL. 10 le Did New Ole .... . :01, Ili tling alone engaging attention. Prices, if anything, A most daring burglary was committed on Sunday s 1 4 De. te_ _ „.. ~ ~ 6 Jpmad $4 are a shade weaker. Port Philips are quoted 3-16 WOOLWICH, 'MARCH 28.-The Priam Albert 44 Carlton, d 12 Ir igt l asse. l2ol2ll6 M. 1 4 P U'L - - pa evening lest, on the premise* of me ton grocer an to 5-16 prem., and are not plentiful for the settling. 131, screw steam ship, is progri ming rapidly towards Wag IL 100 IlletaadCorair.sc...l.4ll 1411 I* 1411 provision dealer, situated nes: the corner of Elden-street and , w . Dava Pree . ...... _ Australian Agricultural shares are flat, but Peel ready for laupertiali• upwards of two hundred mum lid Perry -street, at the Berraseridp, and one of the most pub- ;1, 1 4 N o m* g........, . • 4ir boy , being 00 • 11151111 Y employed upon her Is silk iall.iib lic thoroughfares in the town. It appears that Mies Cailton, 6an ge. Gaaraormdsd wilt it s Rivers maintain 'their price of 61 to i prem. work, sad they are so anxious to nuke fall time that mwseal_._ with her sister, had gone to St o cked mas's Church, which is 2 all De.WavenelValley . 6ps I 71 Mess • Bosons of them do not go home to dinner. The fru* week**, doss by, having previously lo up the premises, aad et. Illetteetle lirlttali _...._ ... .. 109 111 1091 a stern is now all pat ap the entire length of the alteraMems, duels, ber abeam. the burglar. had forced an antra*, by the s• Isi„_ , i l arn,insfj°rdaliTeyesterday to.day , end the workmen are making ready the Pilo ) for driving k ba door, the framework of which they had broke* with a 64 ' h. ' ''' •°• w ,"......",",.." 1 / A .... r. m a l d - ---.,. -.---.-- ----.- law the ground, on which will be placed the ways over crow-bar. They then proceeded to ransack the house, hut be- II le ria - .0 -- " - diiie - ..-. iltin - 1 li pia Irmo 1 Agee Fria all 1111 Pm which she is to pass +bra launched into the river. , yend a trifle of copper mosey from the till of the shop, they s e leireallatina.gewOmr. 11 111 101,000 1 Anglo Australian Gold all , per II 1 1 PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 28 .- The destination of the had not removed anythiag else . They afterwards went up Is 111 Ilbasu.StChestorillor.W. 100 , 1,00 Ws. ADVO Caliitenian I e. Primo Regrat, 90, Sidon, 22, sad Leopard, 12, which ships stairs, and broke open the drawers, but did not succeed In Mel $ per Cut_ .12 114 . 10,000 10 tustreleeian 3114 ~ sailed from Spithead last night, was Plymouth, where they finding the money, althoegh up to withia a day or 4 1 r le t 3 proem .-, - it 11* *O,OO Se Auttaltan 'kw I Australimet Oordlllen .. 1 131 la ate ordered to await further orders.-Rear-Admiral Berke- two of the robbery Miss Carlton had kept her money in 20 li f Da m Te m , - 101,000 1 Amtraelas Vneheld - ell Pet Ipm 1 ley, one of the Lords of the Admiralty (and to whom coin- one of the drawers which war raneacked, but had Moat re- 114 in ants geseme - m;aiM Par 4 9 ' n same i Ave Mark all 4Msl pm sine report has assigned the commend of a Channel moved it to • place of greater safety. The service at the 1 I A054cifEL0.5.........- 24 111 W,OOO I Britt& Australlea Gold sU 4 4Pa 10,000 * Critish Ins I3A 7 9 !Sulam* end Captain Sir B. Walker, Surveyor of the church, it sppeare, was concluded a little before the usual la ell lah.YorketilresperetOsiv ai 11 10,000 33 sesall.leip.Oseet3t.p o 2fil 41 53 Navy, paid • visit to this dockyard to-day, going over the time, sad when Miss Carlton reached the house she per- 6 3 Wa tee l onlaltdeenelegnt 4Ws lor sowo se OsOseassendCalabs all 444 41 1 NIL IP Tub, Neweeinle,ei asew.. Duke of Wellington, 131, screw steam ship, Captain H. B. (steed lights moving about in the upper part of the house, - OLNorth or Rag.perek. Vol IN 102 Opts te D. St. Joke Dal Soy 15 Se 31 Martin. This ship progresses with greet rapidity, die es- and the figures of men naming the window. She imme- 17 1 Dltto Ditto 1 of 110,0503 1 ties .'. Creek 1 par 4 pm l paean having been at work apes ba r sight aad day. The r e- di ate l y alarmed several of her neighbours, who surrounded IS le Tortalt.Ml4.ll./S:rum um 4 pm 12.001 40 Oohs Copper ..........„ an 47 41 100,000 3 Colonial Gold 6 4 m tali of their energy will be, that they will be enabled to folfil the house and secured the back door, and the police were - ...... .. Catnaps lt SS the original imitation of soak*, a preliminary tidal of her sent for. Inspector Forster was soon apes the spot, and isse,eas it Copper Miners of Bag all 110 Si *glue this month. This will take place in the steam Man. the borne was entered by the front door. The burglars LINES LEMBO AY IMllia Rinal/il. WM la Do. Pref. 7e per °said all @ 9pm The ceoperiag of her sides and bottom has been campleted. made • Hash to the back door, but findiag that s ecured , 7o,r‘e a leartanatralia,3,ppel. ell If I die 24 4 1101 all SinsinghanelkOzfordwlth The Meilen, steasi troop ship, Commander Jo own, they again bolted up stain and got out of the window to - I goar ..,.. ( w ini mgon am 34 1 100,000 1 Gnat Nugget Vein all 24 11 pm 21,t0( SS Geyer* .... Ali 17 19 sailed this moraine with detachments for the West Indies. the roof of some back premises, where they were secured by 3111 * UM° without • guarantee 72,011 e Grad De . 4 1 . 1 .; Of The Hightlyer, 22, screw steam frigate, came into harbour the police, and were found to be two men , named Thomas shamed to Greet WeNern 191 *6 11.0 P Orest Polgoolk all 11 11 I.s. to-day. Min is to have a new screw propeller, her peanut Bolan Craig and Jonas Bemburgh. They had left the 3 , 1 an llinm,dat,&Dualeywith 100,00 e Lake Remnant all 1 ells per out Ming damaged. The Mendes', quarantine vessel, copper money Oil the roof of the building over which the gueest.(lesa.toGL West. 30 31 SOAP Liberty lef all LWOWlthout aguaruse 9,00 , Linares was taken oat of deck to-day, sal the York, hulk, has beta had tried to escape. Craig, when taken, had as open kai Deems le Welt Widmer 29 30 50,trod LondeakCelitors Gold Was is to have her copper stripped off, prior to bah% in his hand, which be held up in • threateniag manner, but AL kw im kbo m dth e ( 1., Guarta Crashisit tr.- all 1 1 team op the harbour as a target for the Emelleat, gas- a man closed upon him from behind, and took it trent him. lto toadseall.Weetern 104 led Ito,ooo elssilult• - Mil.' Carlton. on going into the hew, found everything in SS ' Isamlon 31,0011 1 Mesiesakfkk.Anisrlasa 95. 61 uses with sispernunteraries The Costmander.in•Chief, confusion. The locks had been wrenched from the drawe r, , fi les I = s seCelsissies) 124 1111 11 , 1,060 Nen broads _.. Tice -Admiral Sir T. Cochreae , west en board the Rolls, and the drawer. completely ransacked. A dress and a g (' site. AI ern S•C L .., 144 114,cato Nouveau Monde 154,105 Poet Mlle I 1 ow &oval apprentices' instruction brig, this afternoon, sad pre visite were lying on the Boor, as if in readiness to be re- • 44 4 4......r i n:. • 4 , 4 , 44 '" tis,l:oo Quarts Rook all tu 6mu Seeded out of harbour, when he eamelesd the boys is reef. moved . Nothing, however, was missed, the thieves having Named to GreetWeste• 324 gb 10,00. 10 Rhysiney 1rem...... iag topsails, to evidently been disturbed before they had time to complete 11l all Hardeneol Omit lk Raw . Ditto New _ ... DISPATELI FROM TUE NATT.-On Sunday, an the robbery. A crow-bar and two chisels were found in the Bead to Yk. N. lk Her.) - - I,eoo 119 eILSI4O &Cabs' lOl 7 5 Admiralty order wee reod in predate* of the !TOW , of the men house. The priseners were brought up at the police -court ,i? ?2 telten'abril-t clen!llnle• I!! IP!. Sn,tec I *mite Autrallen ...1 1 Ipm LOU 10 Ths Croft ewer of Portsmouth to the effect that, for the future, all men on Monday, and the bench committed them both for trial. 1; 1 ;;, D I: i „„,„.. 111:, $54 87; 8 1 .1T4 MAW United Meilen takes ap ea deserters from her Majesty's ships are so be Craig k,ia already been convicted of letoni• -.s. eweneg 4 Ili .21 Leadela ant OteellAele 70,nen I 'w. l i er ............. te. par ipa tried by counonartsal. This, hitherto, has only been doe* 10,1104, . Dem* to 'Muth rasher . 31 113 100,00 n ' 1 !Won Granada - -- --- - 20 to 'Nos erecters» (dike 21 6 Mt Nom* I iwee.i Venom._ - ADOPTIONS TO THE PUBLIC D EBT. __B y .a pu li a. 20 NI • • Iweeloft l, 67r.4l7 , omit II Hi h 4 1 .411 1 liable gummy of raaniag from ships of the royal "levy. military document just printed, an account is . gian of ell le ail nino ditty 5.,, dim 25 27 163 Three per Ce-• C ,n,lll . . Ce. Ex•ced Nry h • Three r ry ti T ret -atti• a (../u,trte Price. (tut) per Cents B.nk Stock India Stuck Exchequer Iti::a MArch (tt tercet Id. per cent. rer day) (•Lut) (.hm) (shut) Le. prem. 1 10 7 Annexed is a statement (extracted from the Licer pool Weekly Share List) showing the rates yie.led by ordinary railway stocks at prment prices, toe calculation being based oa the dividends paid for the half year ending the 31st December last: Int. per eiest, Pres. Price. RA it.wwr. per alltilllD. 174 lAverpooL Crany, and eouthpnrt i 616 S 4 1 391 York and Ndrta Midland adds 3 1 81 104 Lon Lea Brighton, an 4 South Gaud ,.... i die 30 u 23 South Es.tern OM di, 4 15 71 121 Esetern Coi.ntios 92 Midland brat Waderg—brelmad ..... a dist 4 11 4 111 Great Weetern idly 4 7 lOf 91 London an.l!4uatla Weston .....1 die 4 7 tot 46 Dublin and Pe.faat ....... .... .. ...... --........ aMr 4 6 114 tor Lanciaater and Carliale ..z die 4 6 01 74 Midland Stock aMy 4 7 16 17. York, Neovac:,...nd Berri* --.. 3 dtv 4I al 105 Bristol 6-td Eseter .. .... a die 4 5 5 111 London and North Waters Mot ... .....2 ay 4 4 6 04 Grrat 6-ithern ant Weetern—liainirti 43 Midland, Hirmlnghana, and Detty aMr 4 $ 4 II East Lateadurr —....14 die 4 3 4 111 London ar.l :Clan Western MAW idm 4 1 41 62 Glardow art bulb Weatera ...."...11 dly 4 0 71 3 7 , Edinburgh and °lsaacs+ . 73i Lareastare sa.l Yorkshire Meet ...... aMY 71 19 51 rod Great 244,71bern ...... i dly 9 Y 1.4 211 Chester an.l Ilrkenlle4,l idly 2 11 61 It should be remembered that the dividends for the last half of the year are usually larger than those for the first half. There were some purchases to-day of Luxembourg Railway shares, and Charleroi and Erquelines main tain their late steady rise. There is a report that these companies are likely to be benefited by a con templated arrangement with the Northern of France Railway Company. Intelligence was received to-day from Paris of an improvement in the Exchange on London, and orders have consequently been received by an eminent London firm not to send any more gold to that quarter for the present. he agents of the Peruvian government in London have adopted the step that was generally looked for. The holders of all outstanding Six per Cent. Bonds of 1849, are informed that, unless they pre sent them for conversion into the New Four-and-a- Half per Cent. Stock by the 31st inst., they will be paid off at par on the let Oct., 1853, together with the coupons due up to that day. The proceedings of the Peruvian government are invested with somewhat of an arbitrary character, and it is to be regretted that they should act upon the strict letter of the agreement made with the bondholders, many of whom are disposed to think that the terms offered in the present conversion are not sufficiently liberal; yet, it is evident the case of dissentients is not suffi ciently strong to warrant the policy of standing out , against the proposed arrangement. Purchasers of the Active Six per Cent. Stock at several pounds above par may complain that the conversion is by no means advantageous for them, as the amount given in the New Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Stock will produce them a considerably diminished rate of in terest, but the Peruvian government can point to the letter of the agreement, and, in default of their ac ceding to the conversion, pay them off at par, at a certain loss to the holders. The article of the con vention upon which the government base their pro ceedings is annexed, viz.: Art. 3. The government of Per shall establish, from the Ist of April, 1853, an amortization land for tut gradual re demption of the bonds specified in Art. 1 (i. e , the Active Six per Cent. Bonds), which fund shall not be less than 1 per cent. per annum on the total amount which the said bonds represent. It will be remarked that, whilst the annual sum applioable to the redemption of the Six per Cent. Bonds is not to be less than 1 per cent., no limit is fixed to its magnitude. Accordingly, as soon as this redemption clause comes into operation, the govern ment consider they have clearly the power to pay off at par the whole of the bonds not previously con verted into the New Four-and-a-Half per Cent. stock. We have mentioned on a former occasion that all the large holders of Peruvian Six per Cent. Bonds hare given in their adherence to the conversion, believing that, in the future, the arrangement will prove bene ficial to them. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. _._ The English stock market remains much the same las yesterday, with a very quiet business Consuls opened 991 to 100, both for money and account, and, after being sod at 991 for cash, have since returned to the opening price. The market generally main tains a steady appearance, but thnte is an utter absence of movement in every department. hank Stock marks 2281; Exchequer Bills, June, 6s. prem.; ditto March, 6s. and 10s. prem. ; India Builds, 40s. prem. Foreign stocks are quiet but steady, and Sardinian and Equador bonds show an improving tendency. Granada Deferred mark 11k; Equador, 6; Peruvian Four-and a-lla:f per Cent. bonds, 871 to 881 • ditto Scrip, 31 to 4 prem. ; ditto Deterred, 64 ; 971 ; Spanish Old Threes 48Z to 49; ditto New De ferred, 241 to 2 3 ; ditto Passive, 5f the Certificates, 81 to 1 per cent.; Swedish Loan, 11 dia. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. it. • PARIS. Itasca 23. For 11.008". ~Upll2/Ditl li 79 73 ; C , u6n, 7g 611 veranda. ... . 79 00 79 93 ,DO 10 M per Cenn., te per Cents.. 1652. 63 103 60 ' 101 BO I 103 60 197 . 09 6 par Cents. or Centa.Nen Loan .. 1 . Exchange en Loa d.,": aidgitt, 23 71; 90 days, 24 91. Seiglan,apen.l.l4lU Blaney' Ka;.:ee ' 31 • 80 /9 Do. 44 Do. 2 .. Piedmont a pet 9B 30 Traseury Bond.; Da. 5, 1953 .... So 1 Rank Snare.. . 26.0 Maltell 23.—St. Germain, 1,790; Versailles ;right Desk), —; ditto (:eft 'mak), 332 SU; Pane and Ora o nn ; Pvte and Itiraea. 1,033 ; Rotten and Havre, 513 narmoitem and Avignon (Converted , Strarhourd and Ilan, Si 3; Hankers, 903 ; carat and fltra ; bourit, 933 ; Pan. awl Lyon% IDS* Lions and Sletllterraiestn. 617 Su ; euest, 731 Sa; !stream and It Maier In Getty, 317 50; Perla and etterteurg, 621 23 ; Dijon and Besancon, 63710; Mkt., 6:6 52; Moutereau and Mr*, ;9* ; Immo and Pension, 33.; Andreneux and Koanne, —•; Centre of Bay, • Paris and `:rasa. t 93; Bordeaux and Teev., 251; Anvers and Gaud, —; Centre of Beritaerland, 475; Onneactsie a Wrier,. 31623. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.—THIS DAY. The colonial markets are thinly attended this morning, and all articles must be quoted the cone as AR week. The following public sides are advertised for to- ni-rroiv, via.: 11,000 bags Mauritius, 2,000 bags Bengal, 7,300 bags Madras, and 1,000 bags Penang Sug.:r ; 4,000 bags lieugid and Madras Rice ; and 100 bags Cochineal. • TALLOW MARKET.—THIS'IIAY. The market is decidedly firm, with ma upward tend( me. The Snap trade are, however, nearly at a stand-still, da.,:t log the decision of the Chancellor of the Exchequer ~n :be removal or nonwemeval of the soap-tax. Tow❑ Tallow is quoted 435. 6d. ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot. d :.. ; March and April, 445. 6d. ; Oct. to Dee. (one), 453. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports the supply short and Dud, top.k, at the following prictc—Prinse meadow Ray, 87•. Ai. t 955. ; Inferior, ids. to 355. ; Rowan, 4.55. to 66. ; Cluj, r, 955. to 10.5 e.; second cut, 80a. to 02, ; &taw, 30s. to 3 is. dia _eictn .. 6 p.r dei 111 11li 21 17 MILITARY. or COLONEL LOUIS, R. A.— This gallant officer on the retired list of the Royal Artillery, died at Jerry nn the 19th instant. Be served in the Peninsula and in France from J.nuary 1813 to July 1814, and in the campaign of 1815, including the battle of Waterloo, and for hie BMWS he recetvi.d the silver war 'medal with four ahem %%vett to i tiltddlootwo' sod Reg (loosed to 3:mkt. it Dori ' 414.0t0t itrotlford Oita! 11 re :4 186 lei al N 411 New Eurnom Commirrers.— Committees will bo appointed on the re-as•emhlios of the House after Easter to inquire into the alleplione enntaine4 la the petitions the return of members for the 1 Mowing phiesa : Dartmooth, Taunton, tritest( r, Tyntruouth, Cockermouth and Athloaa. ADDITIONS TO THE PUBLIC DEBT.—By a parlia ' meniary document just printed, an account i■ given of all additions to the annual charge of the public debt by the in terest of any loan that ha•h been made. er annuities created, in the last ten years. Additions were made in 1842, 1843, 1844, 1847, and 1818. Thn last addition was made in 1818, when a capital of 2,298,4341. 18.. was created by consoli dated annaithe, and the annual charge in respect of the said capital including 6861. 10s. 7d. fur management at 3001. per million is, 69.3391. lls. ENGLISH OAK TIMBER lif TUB ROYAL NAVY.— Som. information is given in • parliamentary document, printed on Saturday, respecting English oak timber fur the Royal Navy. On the 2.ith of February, IMO, aa agree ment was made fur 24,000 loads of timber, but reduced to 16,000, and • contract was ultimately made in 1811 for 13,812 load., in 1813 for 20,000 loads, 184.5 for 2.625 loads, 1818 for 20,00, 1817 from 800 to 1.000,1813 for 5,000, 1819 for 940, amid 110860 for 16,600 load.. iertbornitYootoii Togo . (lewd to goot.Couot I. netooltyryro (tom. La: kN.WortitLooe.ltlror , (*lto 4 shim (dltk) &gateau' Rados (Moo to Groat hoodoos to. Mtetuett,S!ock Moth otoffordollisc (loomo. to Mr. Mw:looE) Vim t alMy. 8 p. Mims . lowed to StoekoortlMl 149 131 99 41 139 941 1 i ills I is si silt• • :towTut Nowt I area it 2i It $y TIIE ULSTER RAILWAY COMPANY.—The directors of this company have issued their report, in anticipation of the approaching half-yearly meeting. It is another piece of evidence of the greatly improved state of the country, and particularly of the district. influenced by tho Ulster Railway, The directors state that they have teen enabled tu reduce the interest on nearly all their burrowed capital to 4 Per cent. A dividend of 255. on each share with 491. paid up ts reeonitnentled ; alter payment of which a balance of 1,930!. will remain to be carried to the reserve fund. The dividend paid on each share in the entire year 1841 was 2.55. ; in IMO, it was 311. ; in 1851, it was 411. ; ' a 1852, it was 4.i5.; and 2•ia. for the wintt r sit months bolds out a promise of at least 51 per cent. fur the present re tr. These are gratifying proofs of growing prosperity in Ireland. Australian Land shares were generally fiat this afternoon. Australian Agricultural closed 101 to 104 ; and South Australian Land, 53 to 54. British American Land left off 63 to 6 , 5. Australian Bank sham were also flatter, especially the new descrip tions. Oriental Bank shares do not quite maintain their late marked advance. London Joint Stock Bank sham were done at 211; Provincial Beak of Ireland, 48; Victoria Docks (41. paid), 62, ; ditto, New (2/. paid), 4; ; Crystal Palace (5/. paid), 6i, ; General Steam Navigation, 301 ex dir, and bonus ; General Screw Steam Shipping (121. paid), 11; ; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, 841; ditto, New (231. paid), 46; Submarine Telegraph (11. paid), 1. The sharer of the Berlin Waterworht Company, after receding to 1/ to prem., closed 11 to 11 pm. ;' and Royal Danish Railway shares, 21 to 31 prem. A special general meeting of the shareholders of the North British Australasian Loan and Investment Company has been called for the 4th April, at Aber deen, for the purpose of adopting the necessary measures for transferring the seat of management of the company from Aberdeen to London, and for alter ing the designation of the association. IVe presume the shares and bonds of this line are not officially marked, owing to no settling-day having yet been appointed for them ; but it is a matter of just complaint that the official afternoon list takes no cognisance of several other under takings which have gone through all the re quisite forms, and for the exclusion of which no apparent reason can be assigned. Amongst these are more especially mentioned, the Beziers and Graisseseac Railway, the Royal Swedish Rail way, and the French South Eastern Railway. With out confining ourselves, however, to these caus.e of complaint, we may ask why does not the official three o'clock list, published by authority of th. Stuck Exchange Committee, include the entire list of rail way, mining, and miscellaneous stocks of all deserip. tions dealt in throughout the day? Such an ampli fication of the list would be received with weal satis faction by the vast body of holders of such securities, and would tend greatly to increase the business of the house. Lately some steps have been taken in this direction, by the inn', due tion into this list of a number of mines, banks and hind shares, but there is still g:ca: room for improvement. We hear it objected that the printing arrangements arc not calculated to admit of DUBLIN AND BELFAST JUNCTION RAILWAY.--. The com.nittee appointed to inquire ilea this bill have :le elated the preamble proved, and report that, isamutt as toe objects of the bill are merely to alter the mode of apply log the purchase money payable by the Dublin and Drogheda, and the interest thereon, to the Dublin and Bel fast J unction, as authorised by the acts relating to Oita.' companies, so as to enable the latter to apply the s tine is discharge of its mortgage bond or other debts, so fares the same will extend, with interest payable, it appeared to the committee, that with the exception of sec. 7, the 126 staxl ing order was inapplicable to the case. A PUBLIC PARK FOR SOUTHAMPTON.—In the heart of the town of Southampton there are about 100 screw of land, called East and West hlarlands, Houndwell, and Hoglands, in which the inhabitsiita have common fifth's during some portion of the year. and private incliviiluale have privileges the other portion. The townspeople, through the medium of their municipal corporation, have nearly completed the purchase of the whole of the privileges of private individuals on these lands, and are going to pi,st the latter ornamentally, to form public pleaeura grtut.ds. In another twelvemonth these grounds, it is expected, will be planted and open for the pleasure and recreation of t h e public all the year round. A botanic garden, a maze, and en observatory, will at ROOD as ptumble be folioed i.nd erected on the grounds. A portion of the land is to lu set slide for a cricket ground. MANsLAVOIITEIt AT MANCIIESTEL—Yeeterday, GII the Manclieeter Borough Court, a men, named James Grad well, was charged with causing the death of Thomas L3g bottom. Oa Saturday evening the deceased was at a lesr heum: in Faith, Ilatreet. leapt by a person named Baentart e until about eleven o'clock, when he was taken away by*.me others in a state of intoxication. They had not priiirci:.ed far when they met the prisoner, between whom and the de uced a dispute arose, and they commenced wrtittling. At length the deceased fell down on the pavement, and re ceived a cut on the back lan of the head, which blvd pr.,- fairly. De was then taken home by his compani.:.s. During the next day he was confined to his bed. lie was unable to 'nave his limbs, and complained of a pain at tail back of has eck. Ile d.ed during Sunday night. Iha prisoner, aho said he threw the deceased down becanst Le ran at him, and t!.at i c wanted to have nuthin:; to d.t wtilt him, was renitmded till Friday. 103 26