The Express. — London, England, 1851-11-21 00:00:00

NM , . 1 49 /1"://e.'"•"" - A / aa-ae- c --e4e-- - • ,e.•-st 4 /...-.., , - , •0 I ?•--"-'----7f---- cse- Tvbt 0x1i..-t-0$ No. 1,636.] LONDON, FRIDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 21, 1851. [THREEPENCE. S ..___ COTTISR CENTRAL RAILWAY.-DIRECT I ItuCTS to the CENTIO: and NORTH of SCOTLAND. prese. La. In p.m. pm. Tales lame &Won Stattoe at 11 1 .11. 1.E.. p.m. Orbs at Stirling stout .~ Terth , ~ Lemke „ a. p ~ Aberdeen „ NEDUCk.D FARTS. Third clam to Perth, D nuke, end .ther•Seen every Wedneedsy end Saturday, at is. 4", p.m. Vie. 'thirty Shilllnek It01:Eitl JOUNSTONT., Clenend Maragor. earth, Sept., I'ol. SECOND EDITION. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. MONEY MARKET. FROM THIS NIGHT'S GAZETTE. Two o'CLocw. Prizes of shares were •'well suppoiteri during all the earlier part of the day, an upward tendency being still apparent, and a further advance being established in Aberdeens, Great Northerns. Lancashire and Yorkshires, London and North-Westerns, Midlands, and South-Eastern. Caledonians and Chester end Bolyheads, on the other hand, were a trifle weaker. Within the last hour, however, the markets generally have become firmer, and the rise in prices is more apparent. Midlands are 11.. higher than they left off yesterday. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocz. WINDSOR CASTLE, Nov. 18.—This day had au &vice of her Majesty : The Prince do Casteleicala, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the King of the Kingdom of the Two /liaise, to take leave ; the Chevalier do Lisboa, Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the Emperor of Brazil, to deliver hie letter of recall ; and the Chevalier de Mated°, Envoy Ex traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary from the Em peror of Brazil, to deliver his credentials; to which they were respectively introduced by 'Viscount Palmerston, 0.C.8., her Majesty's Secretary of State for Foreitu , Affairs. SHANSI' AND STOMA DNGUARANTESD. los to.poy op to I p.o. ER STOPPING 1/SCAYED TEETH.—Pries v...e.—Pstraused y bre Nerdy gad H. N. H. Prince • —Mr. HOWARD'S WHITE hetX:EDANEUM br .tappets Deorrid Teeth, however large the cirity. It CI placed in the to tb tia atoll etote, without any premolar pain, end immediate; bade= tam a a hie royntel; It *ill rim do in the tooth m iny yearn reoder- Ia %MIK* sary. end minding the further proper of decay, wad in to sop Nor to anything over bet re tiaei, ea It will finer become himateared in the tooth. Ad permute u.e it there seine with era, r 101 l directilna we inclosed. Prepared only by Hr. 110 W %HO, Itarenn De - tier, 17, George-4M, et, ILinoter equate, who wid teed It into the country free by post. —Sold by Hoary, HO, Regewtrrrit; eerier, 1;0, and Hannay, b 3, Othird. street ; huller, 4, Eberrde; After% .gramehiU wl4 all weal' Mee raki, le the krlroorn. Price le. Od.-14r. HOWARD ern are to rupply the lan col teeth it Me NEW SYNTEN et SIELY-AU- H MINN wilier genre or wires. nit neethot ds sot require the exureti dint any teeth or root,, cir say peariel operatien girt. err.— I?, Hanorrr.annere.—At bar hem II NE 4. WHISKERS AND MOUSTACHIOB. The magelosimbal emus og ROWLANDS. MACH AR OP. pieiMbis ft Mamboed, Is adaersally demi BM epgreciatea, Ctrl I. reseeded neTratimunials mast nuommums in tbetm gems, end certified W the highest authorities. This OD is pre-emi nently sue, awful in nouriebing, improving, and beautifying the hir• one Itar, rn all climares, end in all reams o• taleteller. It ut•lnu embalmed* permertle. into the oar. of the head, nourishes the Heir 4.ge, In grOst!o, Mamas It from rout aad Madrid; wsatliita It in maturity, mod orotinum Its possessions of Maltby vireo, niky manners, and Insuring redundancy to the tweet Tared humeri lib. Prim Lamar butUes ,equal tu Mtn wall) 100. rid., sod double teat Mae, 21.. per bottle. ilmb NNW at the %timbre article be. the mord. II Rowlands° Mb. tearer oil" mowed in tie line. IS the W.urver; and an the buck of de Wrapper nearly ~300 tram, embalming 29,0 M lettere. Sold by them at re, MATCOMAAILDEN, LONDON, and by all Cbscula and It111111“114 EIFTY THOUSAND CURES WITHOUT ME DICI V 6. be 1111 BARRY% Ier.VAI.V.NTO ARAISICA PIS)D. V,I;A: —.Fitly Tone lnenarttub!e ;Way foals dYelaltala. 111, , Wwelsw, meths*, cesspit. Canon 0- 1 0,10:1=t /Mein Wallet. Mina rtuulac It, and vonnlingn.hl'O been ". DT Da Barrfe 01 . mist land." Mark Jolly %Carthago, Ling, near Übe, rindaol. Cure No. 11, of dy . artiste : teals tbe 10.1;rtt Ilaa. tie Lord Stunt de Ilec.ea:— . 1 have (later; watileeabie benefit trona your Ined, ervi antlawwe ;no palely:atlas ef Otto hove."—tottoset de Dot**. 11040 in esaMert, I lb., at lb., at W.; bib., at 11n; If Ib., at V. Sup r.rebned quellty, 10 Ua, at 13s. ; 3 lb., el 135.; dr 10 lb. and 11 10. ass/Aces are et of be* a curia. , teoriet of Poet-00e , order. goy DU Milani and 117, New bond-4., Loam ; abo 00. tonere, ueeb.daO .t -.r. 40,100 .. 9 , 41 W•Wtr net. Jwt dablimbid by C. ►...147. Painemin.nne. LETTER to the PARLIAMENTARY ELEC xi 'TOR*. drift id. Alm. A LETT Ed to ad oLn LADY. Prise Id. Arll.N DEC to Mt %AMY. Pride Id. TILANSLAYI.n I sad YEKAIVICATION. By Jonas Minuend. Pride S. Id. KOISLTII IS VIOLIN°. Thl. ei ty I : abitstwel peke Ow• ethinist. N AUTHENTIC LIFE of his ExcePency L CIS IitMISUI IL On wear of Hungary. With • Full ke art u• Ws te• feeble sialwerell Is ItaiLual, at Suu la matte WU% Chg.. T. Le 1.., Maaalwater, aad Lirmitagtais. Tuwaber with his Add .w to to • lababismeta , t the Veiled *at e. To which to ide,flae4 aa I, .ay VII thelak.nr ti sat Paltdeal Pria,plas of Itawatta. Au& trawl by :Waters beau ifs: Koantalugs. Letts ; Headway mad Lama, 11, Isaverie-strect. 11m.nottAL, the Highland home of our beloved Sovereign for four years past, is now " royal property." We believe that Dr. Itobertson, Commissioner for 11.11. H. Prince Albert, and Edward White, Esq., solicitor, hate soma to • final agreement with the trustees of the Earl of life, by which the fee simple of the estate has become the property of her Majesty the Queen.—Akerken Journal. Ccrqust or TUE LICE TRADE.—At the Axmin ster County Court, un Monday, a case of conaiderable im portance to the lloniton lace manufacturers and dealers was decided. Mr. Taylor, of Kilmingtun Devonshire, sued Messra. (Dulaney awl Sons, wholesale lace dcalen, of St. Paul's-ehurchyarel, !modulo, for the balance due for itif. worth of goods, which lie alleged he had made to the order of the defendants, but out of which they hid only selected 251. worth, returning the remainder and the cash by the neat post. The question was, whether • lace dealer, in giving an order, was hound to keep all the goods sent, or whether it was customary to select only such articles as he might want, and return the remainder. The defendants raised on the latter being the custom of the trade, and called Ks.. Clarke, and several other m iuufacturers, in support of their ca,e. The order written by the defendants in the plaintitre order book was also put in, which merely stated, s. Locos at from 2s. tial. to Si.; berths at from 30s. to tins.," and so on, without mentioning any quantity. ltis Honour found for the defendants. TOE NEW PONfAL REGULATIONS FOR SOUTH WA I.Vs. —ln consequence of the London and West of hug land mails being dispatched Mr Gloucester into South Wales, avoiding the uncertain and dangerous creasing at the 014 Passage, the whole of the postal arrangements on the line of route bare been altered and new ones brought into operation, of which the following are the chief: the London mail will leave Gloucester at 1.35 a m., artirlas at Swansea at C.2d a.m., at Merthyr at 7.46 s.a., and at Ilaverfordwest at 3.5 p.m. The up Lomita mail will leave Haverfordwtst at 9.20 a.m., and la adenine a hog will be made up for Gloucester; Merthyr ! _at &II p.m., and Swansea at 0.30 p.m. The following Weal or ranee:seats bare been consequent on the above chmagont —The Abergavenny and Brecon leaves Merthyr at I.BD p.m.; the Carmarthen and Llanelly second null kayos Swansea at 2.0 p.m. ; the Gloucester, North, Abergamilory. Sic., mail will leave Swansea at 1 p.m. From Ravi rfordwrst the loin:merit mail leaves at 4.10 p.m., and the one to Mel ton' at 3.3.1 p.m. By these changes the whole of the south is placed in nearer postal communication with London and the neighbouring provinces. Poicr.tv tog or Toit.tcco.—The Lords of tho Treasury have directed Mr. Ceenewall Lewis to convey to the Commissioners of Customs their lordship's authority for permitting the importation of tobacco from the British pos sessions in the East Indies, in bales containing not less than one hundred weight each. FATAL COLLISION AT tins.—The Semaphore de Marseille of Tuesday contains the following :—" A deplo rable necident occurred on Sunday seaming near the Isles d'Hy;:ris. Between four and five o'clock the steam-packets of our port, the Ville de Marseille and the Villa de Graeae, ran into each other in what is called the Little Pam, ' near Cape Lingoustier, with such violent.' that in a few inutes the latter was completely submerged. Captain Cashes, of the Ville de Marseille, notwithstanding the injury sustained by his own vessel, immediately put out his boats to resew the on board the Ville de Gnome, and picked up se . But in the confusion the long boat got swamped. Seine of the crew and passengers of the Ville de Grasse put off in a boat and were received on board the other steamer. When the cull sioa took place, heart-rending shrieks and cries moos from both vessels, especially from the Ville de Otmee. A young Xaglishniaa who was ea board the low, vase *et he was ado* in bed ball-dressed at the sesarat of the enablost lie inemilately hunted bis stodess. and *big his mat wihasido effete'. wait ea as*. The oestasisa was Walk INA all the passengers win la &sap& Inalira viaabd, when the vowel was dud to Mk. a boat of the Ace di Karma, was seen • . As be was gad b lbw golf into the beat a ISM a (1101 peer sided him; but tho abs , s =t am ma ma ea the back of the desk ki• OMB IMMO nt for serration to hangs to them. This enabled*, Englidnea to arise the rope sad let himself into tbe boat. AU% moment at which be adored it, the;sailansposeived dot the Messner was Just ea the psi* of swift t sad, hadng to be swamped in the Innninlnn of da Illtier they lewd tastily off. Tlay hod smosky ***eh &walla the ille de More 'What beat tembea es Ville tle Mateellle, the posses aid et am to Ns diem Nab on load oil Ns wadi ha* clod the boat as up* if the had ass lama a asp MA WI it. Amapa the }'wags' of the Ville do Grose was a Fres* espy*. who sendotad valua ble seiblisso la anir de r ira mempat Claptia °mhos, bo teewsr. eases, and in tigs.w. It wee la ins simeaadd by his yam }'wt _As sled 111 a In seahis NMI in we Min. bat he sidesa. and ten hoses law was Ns se sad anise la dis aniest at airtime, whose ha made replies wMik SEAM Ma be ar id* in the post of blaresillta, metrillidosaing his vessel *baked so much that the boa be mkt the crow at the peeps. The Mem at *dab was near *dee spot at the tisa d ibe smianh several d ideal the shipwrecked palm. who wen and Woad by the captain. decent poems haw gaddstibat the -preine amber has not pea boa aeseoMimeThe body of the sea of the pen Goma matienvil above was seen -111satiag as the water. Two hair s who ware taken on loud the Ville di Naserille, died hamellehoi afarr. boa . 4stror eemeisa. The captain of the VIM do i sms • bas, it is ahl. mired at Causes. Thai yard. la .44.1.. Ile a cargo dresselvadbe, bad 35,0006. in epode. Nothing was *sand: OCTRAGE IN IBILLND.--Chl Weasedey =rainy. gout two o'clock, as the mail-car was lea Tonsplamme M Neaagh, aad whoa a shims bas Tesegkease. tem asstemma the hoe" hod ale anew a di em _potpie*. - The was *st the -hens was WWI ea de spA ers. ai n s a l l e r Nor son kw Awake& Th e Now aent=the ward was alerldra d tstril by IN ewe WAII.OFFYJF., Nov. 21. Gth Wit. of Dm. Gdo.—A. P. Jones, {est., ts be ear., by par., .lee Wbookott, pros. 7th lA. [kayo—C. W. Nukt. pat, to be ear., by per., etee Ayt•nol. ISttt Lt. Inags.—W. E. EtuArt, gettL, to be aor., by per., ewe Iter. U. pion. 17tb IA. Drain —Feat. W. F. Teikeeesbe, hos the 7:11r F., to be lieut., vice K. St. George. who entire. Ctgdgimill Refit .of Feet Odik —WNW* 11. Town, fro the 41tb to be eon end lieut., by per., vire the Woe. 0. C. C. blink prem. Ind V —Lieut. Y. Comer to be emit, bout por., tine 01.. bani, killed in seam; Run Lord C. R. Key to be bent , er tboet per ~ see aeon- at► P.— G. H. J. H. Claims% seat., to be efts, by rear. 7ttt F.—ltse. time Iles. 11. lhasell, Isms the oath V., to be lieut., by par , vise Trlelsa. also Isla ittb f. —W. O. IL T. Seiraes, titr. Mbe No v W ;do Mids. am 12th Y.—utile. a. L Ivo/gni, from the Cape iteti4ed Abeam be heat., vim Ooodehh, who each. 13th V.— C. V. Law, pent., to be en , , by pur., rite &forret, prom. 1 , 412 V.—J. W. Freeman, mat., to be ens., by per, vice St acilosie, who vets. 19th F.—Lbnit. J. H.Moore to be opt., by par., vice Camphll. who Me.; taw O. A. Ot button to be lieut.. by pur., vice Moore; 11. 1.. W. Club., tient to be ens., by pur , vice Grim-ton. 23r4 M.—S. w.Lieut., IL bathuret to be brat lieut., by par., 'Jet Rol _ tend, who rets. kb V.—A. 11. Wilbur" rat. to be ens., by pur., Tice Bennett, Prom 3Sth V.—J, O. %Udeleas, gest., to beans., by ver•, vice Wrlsbt, 1111 rt-A. Broehabeak, gent to be es.., by per., Mee Ouster, prom Ombesse, Dom b..p.to. be erpt„ivicr Brum *Or 11. D. Cowper. wbo either.; Lkut. F. B. Drew to be espe.„ by var., vice Coebruus. wire rem. ; Em. A. A. W. Len to be IWO, tr.. Mee Ike.; T. Bolts*, gent., to be ens, by per., eke Lest It. C. witea to be skit, Mee Drew, prob. MA F.-Lord IL Cecil tr be eau, by pur., vice the Hon. ma.; H. B. Houses, gent., to be msg., by per., vise Win*, prom litth Adsj. E. Withers to be quartermaster. vise Paul, dee. 74th F.-C. W. itherietk, gest., to be eon, by par., j' prem. 7 7th F . T. Artuedell, Rent., to b. en.., be per., Woe Riven, mean. 77th F.- Lieut. H. M. George, huts the 17th Light Dram., toiss Brut, vim Tullemiehe, who eseh. ; G. E. Copley, gent., to be eau, by per-, Mee Frithell. prom.; T. &mode, gent., to be ens, by var. eke Itieteum, prem. SUM V.- K. Swift, gnat, to be ear., by par., sire Sulliean, pros. glad V.-linen. Lieut.-C..1. C. Stewart, teen b..p. unaL, to be sal , eke Brea. I..eut.-Cal. W. Mater. who each.; Cris. V. B. Ilan to be anal., by per., eke rtewart. who yet.; Lieut. V. E. Tithe, to be 'apt, by pus., We Hale: Err. W. Emma to be brut., by per, vies Tighe; It. AllfeteN gent to be enr., by paw.. vice Barron. 9kti . Wemme. poet. to en err., by par., vies Burruuloo, prom. gigßlße Brigsdr.-0. 8. Windham to be see:4km, by par., vice T. Ti bed, itp?. to 31st V. let Wert Inds Begt.-11. S. Ilwri•we gent to be en', without per. vie.. I,lalkie, app. to the Ceylon It.fle neut. 2nd N'e. ,, t todia liege-O. B. Dawson, geot. to be ese., without par. - Moe Patience, pima. kd W. L B. Hanle, rot, to be too, by par., Mee Rogers, proms; W. IL 11111. gent, abe era., without per., vim liamiLoe, den. , 11. Lamest, gnat. to be ens , althea' per., ,we Keen, prom. Royal Yew tooollmd Coommies.— 1. N. (WU, gent., w Le rem, ',ninon poi" Mee laing, rammed t, 4 ,4 b V. Cape Mounted Illiemen.—Liost. T. W. Oweirkli, from the 11tb P., to to Heat., ?KO Neeirt. vie nabs.; J. P. Coe, gent., to be sr, par., rill Ike" pram. Oat Coot Curps.—Clavelinissler•Serj.ll. Joon, from the 111 W ,eaßes vilhout /MN rim Tamps" oboes prom.' — been rowelled. BREVET. Liest..CoL J. Metes, Vast. tt717c01 . ... .In . he army. To be Claims in the Arsay.—Capt. J. W. Dalgety (mitt. of east. pules of Gentlemen Cadets at the !loyal Mil. Cot). Copt. R. Daly (ea, t. of d.p.tee a Gentlemen Cadets at Moral Mil. Col ) ; Bre.. M. j . T. Downer, el Eon ler la Cueopsses eerrke, where the Mt. pommy r•nli staler chile employed at to. Military esoaloary, at Addidsombe. TIIE BREVET. WAR-OFFICE, Nov. 21. Her Majesty has been pleased to appoint the under-men tioned Officers of the East India Company's Forces to take rank by Brevet in her Mejesty's Army in the East Indies only, as follows; the eommisMona to be dated Nov. 11, 1861 : To to Daerreasr.GrArnalaivirderlia: Brickley Bennett, Bombay Infantry; Raeleed Itombey Artillery; Augustus Andrew., C 8., Madras Ai= Atimuty, Bengal ArtlL lery ; James ; Charles NieLmn, C.&, Ma nna Inkutiry 4: ;=4Kliem laillsma im eastay Infantry; wu:tara nmdwitlgt a riew lekettr ui L6 Per Dewed Infantry; Juan ; ralloarSeld rwiter, C.L. Ilemiwy IMlnerralrkk Byres, Bengal Infantry; E. i Car 11 twright, Napa %m IL, bar ; ILO: A lnfantry; A. Waken, . Taylor, C Madre. Bernal In t ; IL , C Bengal Ca ; 11. MIA, 6/., lllatifAS !awry; R. Hodgson, Ban %was. ;MrIL R. °Adige, Bart , 0.11., Infantry; J. fa n= A. Ili /sientry; J. Woolf.", Maims isay ;EM. O. libesse% Ara key; P. W. Wlleaseesileas Wintry; J. J. OdbrAs, MailinaCevalry; P. Cuomo% Oseelry ; J. Car tier, 1110 1 / 1 1• bibliag;_ R. WeA.l 7lOllllO Nan 9. J. 1“.•• Moden Week% IL Untlawaite i Dearl Bdtatry ; T. Wilton' C. 14., DOW lalawiry ; 0.0. Swine', Ilmmal Arian'', ; Mr George redo*. O.C.L. BM* Artilkre ; iwwwl Cloodisllon, lissaboy FaMenewl; Aleminker Liadasy, C. 18= 4 4 James Wart Wawa, M in bdreMy; Paer Dawobtr Creaky ; Ilk Ware IMMO Mort. bet. 0.C.L,, Infantry; Themnaltimars Salk Beg* Nasky; Bleried derielt, CA, issaby inborn Cleellya iliabwililkweik Deem Infamy; Mar ladhliekallmast IsWmWrje l r . 31 . 11 4 Waft° Infantry; & IL Te& lowa beaky; J.J. awlera awn; H. mot Dior, 1.0 Comaby; J. Kennedy. LS, Ilweal Waft; benjamat u aspe. 7 ► Ilisod lahmtry ; Chaim Imis Ilmilkin, ; Admired Iftedmiek wide. C. 8., &age' Infantry; %I= Aloft Dram ltse Artillery ; Sir William Sammus ' , Mk Le-Dv. WWI MWkery; Ot. , u . d e r e . :l l. aoter, C.B. Pena Intim/ y ; Itialni4o.lwar, AO," WM:7 ; Paw Myr?. Bengal of fi rm Meekserda Swine lekntry ; Samuel Soifer MOW ; Tres.llleibrisk, Boma Cowin , ; Wm • key," d Wesery; Thak 10e& Madams Infantry; Tbmass lakalage s tare , Coon Rusiel, C.O. ikaslay Arian; 11l Impel is. • ; M r Asks *aim ; David , Bootisi Mr Asks liwater Littler, 0.0. Ilwert biliwery; W lt= 't kiwi taketry; Theme Nakao bar try; lIMIMIII newt Cave To Bar PAIL Bengal Infantry; lbsitkal Barton, Besse Infer rygnrasy Waned Sabra., CAL. .mpg amity; Francis Paroultasrmals. binary ; SW new° PsWlsfer_ a Bat. 0.0 It., UMW, ; Jsmais Casilletlo.C.B., Wing° Cavalry; ILehard , Q.B . Besed En gineers To In LUIVMANT•COVNIIIIII.—IIajors: Lain Rorke Middi. Ilk Wist:eralre; Jobs Fitagereld, 2nd lamp! Cavalry; William Bombay Artlikey; fluky Aftstrsenr, C.IL, Meares Anil kw ; dississesy Jams Itadisit, C.L. STA Mama Native la. laWak ; Maria Wright M m* Midair Albert mem, tab Madras Nelda Isfentey l. 4 l ? .. ll =l. Ott Dew. %Woo Weary; Jake Paris Mt Naar Native inilmelati mii inim Mush, Illk liettaary ; Owego lame SA Dona To to IL•www-Cumnikes: I = Vargehar, Be Selby Infantry; Mari& Mown. 641 k Dur an tlealw ; Willits Vi Alla= DOWN Ma MANS Maeleual, 42nd *War WIN bakably; Iliallwall=skft. Cl4. Had Bengal 11Wiee Weary; Mail Almaden elowart • lOW Beenkor Nasky, V* /WV Native latestw o l V m4 h a siTet ."l"i fter iew Nsaes an". ward Da Pre bikilliq Tai ralles i,4l=4l'l4,Ef.,asNifiphtiFili v air t Maar, ; Ulm Tuber led •J. mad litwiras Iteswpwrs T. Llenkt, 14=a• Nat. Mt . =le a C i =li s Mailk . Ili bibi l a t y •Or . 3 1 ... nrW m =:11: 4177 . Sneaky; tendril Dualwr kwww„ Be Med Orrery ; PA& Monier* Yretelk Did littla it ; Edward Skipper, Mk ne vus Native Sir Prier, Jim Bombay Native Wray; Mawr allied Lisbt WWII; arktesest Bleiliesc K. lei Watiwklisatry, _• Getrp Craw. 471 k Sop; Dative laistrptliebew Wanton Praetor, 411t Al = Waive Isisatry ; Wiwi May Oa IMF; Native birsitry ; Jams Wltalsr. Iltit Web. WM= Swart illeakeilk NW itakial &Ike Lawry; W eh lap; Cavalry askew likaskewk lea tieralw Kamm Mao likk .mar Nuke ketaten Wiliam Norm, rib Md.. Iskslaji _Wig Wm. Dec am N a di Nage, lalsary; Dams ~lb Pmts. Wi ll Drawl Native ;skater ; OMNI Vim. NW Its MN. lalsory ; Medea Bonitos, 47t1 Owed Mies lebittry; Walks Anew," 510.1) Bengal Native Iskesi; Mtwara Oriertawk. Nth re alm Bann 'sinewy ; 81•1111 S /ISM lierkteela, fad Mann Creaky ; Dolma Unwell, Ste ONION "Oft tailairy I MOAN TAM. 46th RAM Native Isadin; kis Cstwalkentsser• lOW Walk= Naha Bantry Jana tiemens MN" Wit Maws Rahn likkaww ; WiLlaw Mad Oillik Ni liwies *Dee lalkalay; ammolisiel De Tam& bit Wins Wwww. Likkt Jakehry; flame Dad Oapawa sul th i Bsig it iaap rae l t uu maij......._• 16111 ifor t i Ilag iu„ lhala• Itialk.A.Fralas . hThena l r b s4Z alb Penes, SW lkaakey Iraiktwarglik itsg awary; — Aim lltk lialmilt Salm elm I Mt s . Wake% tal Owatry ; I_ .... ishaft lewsZTr l isrl 4446 =Waft Ms W, 171 k Mike za =l4=B.lolll4o.lltit NAM Wresky; awry pelt- Wley I Illipas ii. Illk Nrarray Ita i re , =6ll+E r adat ura rksid. Mil Bawl Nabs la: " = 116.1" F l a Z *A d o=bgban.irraig u r d llileary ZAdes. irwW= 4 „ A irakers amsaa Lan= Ilsre. ak Teem W I t mi llrittiftw li =limm I= MO" Nei llowed lataften rion lbzw ei rewit arra Diewraw ili tirtr ell y WilW, Maim Maw; Aka itnad bliswD7 v.. ... isa l Plawl•r ov lkra ati ladva ; klik 111 - OWIWe lahmay; ham M U O& gu" Ilakals . 7ll . _gasedonso s t ii.... 2 _,,,. , 6.0 etJw z. =H., 11 111,4 INISPI "'" ViOt bkiin; Wade" SID lam- lailbe Weft rn. aim Warn Itillem 44k Mama imm. OM,. Pith Mabee Werke kakatu m iewri eh WI 01 ' *kJ i iiiiiii ibises bessay; Mem Mar, Ilia Ilungst thalakatty 8 amlla Prim, Be awl Ikea barmy ; Willwa Wiese liegratep, eilt Iles we Mae Credie s Walk= Owlia. ;SW lift. Wake Whom Yawed um. ad assic". di estryi b rie cb lz rd WWI Native Isketey ; LIL labetry ; ZJI/wllLiiirsailliWint W. Oiew, Nike=allallveldatry; John Bates. 40th Madras Native Infantry; Edniund Vete Pewees Holloway. 42nd Madras Native Infantry ; Mutt Bayly, 11116 Ma dras Native WIWI Fiederiek llarryair. Madras MOT William TomeShopron, Mistime Ardllary; WHIM= G ae l ph wi Cartin, 9th Bengal Natlee Infantry; Osage Waimea Minnliv tot 3111 Bengal Native Infantry; John Ile Wiser (baits Jamas Muir, sere Bengal Native Infantry; WllBsas Melee Di m% Ilk &vital Native Inlantry ; Based! Hyelep, Bawd Naga In. !wry ; Arundel Birker. gat Madras Violin's; nub Imlllhe dean Native Infantry ; Chao. Maude, lea Basepi ; Dower Treeeott Catvly. rotb ventral Nader Lebrun; AIM avph Leah, 9th Madras Native Infantry ; Beery afr 13th Bombay Native Infantry ; Tudor Lavie. Mehra WARP I Prelarlak Alexander Miles, Bengal Artillery ; Thome NISHISIM. Mk Madras Naive Wintry Jervis. OM Nampa HAIN' Inßutry ; Edward Baker- Sl ed Madras Native Infantry; HitharliM Henry. TWmileny. gth Bombay Infantry; Edmond Year Head% lad Bombay European Light Infantry ; Hwy made fish Bengal Native Watery ; Charles Samuel PAL 111111101 Artilirr7 I Edw. Beedarhod, Beiteral Artillery; 13e.. Brink Magma Artillery; J. 11410aaa, _Maim Artillirry ; Montague Watts, ligintrasArtillaryi Alexander Jahn Untie, Mad... Artillery; Robert Sammy, 111th Beeaal Naive Infrouy; Fred. reit William Bonesithr, Bee. Idegrup; Mailer Apthoffh Slat Basal Native Infantry; Jobe Graham, Mhßle gal Native Infantry ; Wen Eyre Andrew!, HIM Bengal Natty* 11111intry; 0e... Tebbe, surd Bengal Native In'anfry; lhomas J lee Iseshay Naive Infantry; &Purge Velem 1111 Native gsneuel Parr, tard Romney Native Ugh& Infantry; Henry Shmkburgh, 40th Boma Native la.. dairy; William Hamilton Nieholeah fish Beard Native Inhatrorse . _Mlanire, 25th Bombe, Native laser); H i.e... ewn 19th Madras Nuive Infantry; RAM Heil %Cede!. Native Itearitry ; Bretleris (Beldam alaratire Mitle Bowed Native Infantry • JAM Udell Wok, Ltd 0. MI- - SO SO 'S 1141 Itl 1/J SI SS K ISO 114 60 104 die 70 10 14i 104 ss 4bardais I,l2lbani., tiOtttert, Ya Land last Jun:glom hags, City, umbre ll a manufacturers. iii . WILLIAM Evsns, Banbury, ()trona, ironmonger. le Bowan') SILLS CLAUSE. St. Mary Cray, Kent, baker. r , TIIOMAS BARNJUM, ran Mall East, wine merchant. st. WILLIAM Runixtow, West Lynn, Norfolk, grocer. so J•xsa Turmas, JONES, Rathboue-place, Manchester- to warehouseman. II Tilowmi AVANT, Bridport, Dorset, music-seller. Fio MATTHEW MVMFORD, Dittisham, Devon, miller. to WILLIAM Palmists'', Liverpool, tea merchant. to Jolts; STEWART IIATSON, Liverpool, printer. to WILLIAM KNOCK, Eton, Buckinghamshire, nurseryman. Bt.' RICHARD STANFORD and BY.NJAMIN Lewis, Wetlnes- to bury, Staff,:rashire, engineers. 13 et. DAVID Bravura, Lkoourr, Brigg, Lincolnshire, joiner. SITGAIL—The average price of sugar, the produce of the British possessions in America, computed from the lei returns made in the week ending 18th November, 1851, is 21s. 21. per cwt. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, IN 225. 30. The produce of the East Indies, 265. 21d. The average price of the three foregoing descriptions of sugar, ft jointly, is 2ls. ltd. LAW INTELLIGENCE. TIIIS DAY. COURT OF QUEEN'S BENCH. tlemaus ix Itseco.—Barusa Loan Canasta., Ma. hence PAVISOIf. u Ala. JCIMICII Coutatooa, axe Ma. Jesncs WIONTIIAP. THE QUEEN v. NERKAN.—LIBEL. JO ES Sr F. Thesiger moved to make a rule absolute for a cri- So minal information against Dr. Newman for libel. __ if] The Attorno- could not resist the motion. He must adn.it that the language complained of was libellous ; and, after the decision of the court yesterday, the only answer which the defendant could snake was in his defence. 1 0 Mr. Badely wished to make a few remarks upon some sa observations which fell from the court yesterday. 22 Sir F. Tkesiger objected to such a coarse. 12, Lord Campbell—Are you going to show cause, Mr. Badely? 39 Mr. Badely—Oh no, my lord ; I only wish to say a few 4 words upon what fell from the court yesterday. Lora Campbell—We cannot allow that; it would be irre gular, and would establish a very bad pseedent. Rule absolute. itoi tee 4 . 9 96 BirTo - .Woly. StorrValle r e l i s i k u a t ;head, Lancashire,* Ches. Jun.. la* 114.7,*;4 ii .I Do. Sh7 , 4la . Union WO South Devon IA South Eastern /0 South Wale* IS %nth Torkplh.kliprerDn. iii sZiTni;n7iuTkileiliaTi;* IS *nekton and Hart,lepooi.. Id rhatnrallavenlkekkilad 1 1;feoTileatb — t. --- . 20 Waterford and Kilkenny II Wert Duran .10 Vorn,Newerernekliererlet 21 Do. do. Kates/ems Do.O.N.E.Ptuebaw 30 York and Narita Midlamo 10' 114 11 1 6 lb I. LIXU LWlla AT 26f m! 264 27 4 3 Ye T at 1 8 3 4 16 IS die 18 1c Cs 2 „ 2U 31i Usm On the whole the English stock market is well supported to-day, the fluctuation in a downward sense having been only to the extent of 1, and prices being now maintained at the closing range of yesterday's market. Though some people felt disappointment yesterday at the maintenance of the Bank of England minimum discount rate of 3 per cent., yet as the board decided upon making the advance upon stock during the next shutting of the transfer books, at the reduced rate of 21 per cent. (in accordance with the expectations expressed by us some day's ago), a feeling of confidence has revived, and no handle has been afforded for any speculations for a fall in the home funds. A few sales continuo to offer, but these are the natural sequence of the late rise, and are pretty well counteracted by the regular action of the government broker. Consols have ruled at 98; to 99 for the account, and have been sold for cash as low as 981. The pre sent quotations may be taken at 984 to 99 both for money and the 11th of December. The official Prices of the day's business are as follows : Three per Cent. Consols. 981, 99, 981; ditto, for account, 99, 981. Three per Cents. Reduced, 98} 1, 98. New Three 's:l44am" pie CASs., 991 I. Long Annuities 1860, 7 I ditto 30 years, 1M 69, 11-16. Bank Stook. 2151, 2151, 215. . This last named stock is very firmly held, and still looking up. Exchequer Bills arc steady at 525. to 555. prem., and India Bonds have improved, marking GOs. to 635. premium. The foreign stock market is remarkably well sup ported, and where any variation of prices is to be observed, it is in nearly every instance in a favour able sense. The reaction in Sardinian, for which we had prepared our readers, has fully set in, these bonds having risen to 811, or an advance of some Three per Cent. Spanish, Brazilian, and Russian are all better to-day, and Venezuelan and Portuguese are very firm. :Mexican reached 24 yes terday afternoon, but are to-day rather weaker again. A communication from the committee will be found be low. It will be noticed that the American accounts pro fess to be dated ten days later than those received by the committee, so that further intelligence must be looked for on this point. The other matters af fecting the bondholders, to which we have lately alluded, remain in their former state of ob scurity. The sfticial prices of the day's business are :—Brazilian Bonds, Five pee Cents., 94, 931. Danish Bonds, Five per Cents, 1021. Dutch Bonds, Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 591; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 901. Mexican Bonds, for ac count, 231. Brazilian Guarantee, 92. Russian Bonds, Four-and-a Half per Cents., 1031, Z. Sardinian Bonds, Five per Cents., 84, 841. Spanish Active Five per Cents., for account, 211 21 •, ditto Passives, 3; ; ditto, Three per Cent. Bonds, 391. Venezuela Bonds. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 361„ 36. The merchants were surprised and gratified by the posting in the Royal Exchange this afternoon of the Paris Bourse quotations of one o'clock—viz., for the Five per Cent. Rental, 91fr. 4c., and for exchange on London, 25fr. 121. The experiment was made by Mr. Renter, the agent of the Submarine Telegraph Company, and its success was received with great satisfaction. The market for foreign exchanges this afternoon has been inactive. Paris was decidedly lower, and Austria much higher. Hamburg wa s also a shade higher, and the quotation for Bills on Frankfort rather worse again. The prices negotiated are as follows: _____ _ . Time. Prices negotiated. From To Amsterdam ...... - per X Short lifi. 17stv. ... lift. 17ists. Ditto Rotterdam Dainhurg and Alums ~ „ 0 13mcs. iambi. limes. thins. Vranktort-on.the.Maineper Rid „ 1208.1ke. ... 12.0 ti. /kr. Vienna per S ~ 1211. Sear. ... 128. sShr. Trieste Antwerp Murals Ghent . .6fr. 32.0. ... 13fr. 33e. pm% :: BhOrt 23fr. 10e. ... 231 r. ilio. 3 Masan 2Sfr. 27. e. 2Sfr. 30e:. „ 2Sfr. 300. ... 23fr. 33e. Lynne M•trieilles 99 " tr . . •.: r f r r . . 3 3. t e e .. forulel 23fr. :iO4 23fr. 33e. 99 It °MPS BOe Leghorn Milan Novice per (Ica " 444 pence ... 401 pence Palermo per ounce „ 120 pence ... 1204 penes Mcsalna . Madrid per dollar „ CI pence ... 491 pence radio Mehra n it 49 pence ... 494 pence Gibraltar „ " 49 pence ... 491 pence Sevilla Barcelona „ „ 49 pence ... 19 penes Bilbao Lisbon per mitre! " 311 pence .. 32 pence Oporto„ " 52 pence ... 32 pence Pt. Petersburg per ruble „ 36 once ... 37 penes The market for the Californian gold shares is at present rather firmer, though quotations rule much as before. Ave Muria and West Mariposa shares are lower, owing to its having been announced in the Daily News that these companies have received a notice from the registrar of Joint Stock Companies to come in and register. Present quotations are :—Ave Maria, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; West Mari -1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Ague Fria, 11 to 11 prem.; Nouveau Monde, j to; prem.; Golden Mountain, toy prem. It is reported that the West Mariposa is about to be dissolved, returning 17s. 6d. per share. A request has been issued to those of the Spanish bondholders who are opposed to the proposal made by the Spanish government for the arrangement of the public debt, to meet Sir John Fitzgerald at the London Tavern on Wednesday next, when, it is stated, Mr. Riveira, lately returned from Madrid, " will give such information as will place the Spanish bondholders in full possession of the sentiments held in that capital of the Justice of the claims of the Bri tish creditors." The old committee of Spanish Bondholders have issued a notice that they are prepared to go on with the conversion. Although some parties may be tempted to take bonds direct to Senor Borrajo, in order to evade the payment of the committee s ex penses, for which Is. per cent. is to be levied; on the other band, it is to be remembered that the com mittee's certificate for the half coupons is worth 20s. The conduct of Senor Borrajo seems to be superci lious and vexatious. The advertisement will be found in our columns detailing the arrangements with him. From the committee of Mexican bondholders we have received the following communication: The intelligence in the last American papers, dated Mexico, the 16th ult., to the effect " that the British mi nister in Mexico bad demanded a final answer to Lord Pal =entail's dospatsbes, and that it was reported that, unless the answer was satisfactory, all the Mexican ports would be blockaded," appals to be quite unfounded, because, ac cording to the subjoined copy of M. Falconnet's letter to the committee of Mexican bondholders of the 6th ult., the substance of which was published on the 12th instant, the only matter in dispute between the two countries had been settled: (Copy.) " Mexico, Oct. 8, 1851. " Sir, —Referring to my respects of the 4th inst., I avail myself of the departure of an extra express which is to leave Mexico this morning to inform you that the Congress have come to a decision to authorise the government to make arrangements with the different foreign ministers for settle ment of the claims which they represent, either based upon diplomatic couvensions or sanctioned by decisions of the judicial tribunals here. This, therefore, gets rid of one of the difficulties which stood in the way of the government. " The means for the settlement alluded to are to be pro vided out of that portion of the Custom-house revenue which is yet unappropriated. " In regard to the other claims which are not of either of the above denominations, the Senate has for the present refused to give their sanction to the settlement for which the administration had applied. " I have the honour to be be, Sir, " Your very obedient servant, " F. DE P. FALCONNET. " Baron I. L. de Ooldsmid, Chairman of tho Committee of Mexican Bondholders, 61, Idoorgate-strect, London." The Prussian government have again negotiations for the loan of 3,500,0001. or " called the " railway loan," which we since ea in contemplation, and for orted o long capitalists Movedes. lath Morel Native Infantry; John Violet; tiocoli. 1 31 d ii in 0,,,,,,,..2 ud i s,, • .;l ::: 1,4 ji . m. Bengal Malin lakirerg; Aleaantler Cumming Dewar, 37th Banal to 43 . Dahlia mad BeikmJano 23 21 dla ice Native Infamy,; Oise. Brown, loth *spa Native Infantry 4J. W. is is I* * * n u. ( * 2 o.* r Costae, 6th Madam Salim Infantry; .. .01 P. Rlrkctta, Ist ikagal sad L.& ID .. _.. 94 tt Cavalry ; Thome Medd Edgar Nearkeilse , 1 3th 1112 E 61 Nell" 1$ 111 DO. (XIS IL 84'N.1 7 - at. rebury ; Jame Mom Winos, lOW Ilsegal Native lafaatry 4 i i. is .... I. '.9 • 4 John Tmisseft - UMW& Ist 1Wim9 , 093319,;- Memo /11213999 is ii 41. . . 2 m- Oskar, 17116 Fake Rin si asima Anil{ INV/4 , • ell R. - ...1 A .: .. g Chaska Mm. 1194.-ss ,46 0 to ... Mt yNa ye In •H. Onea l let adrav Native Infantry; ii i s iii ru ms ,* /* .. 7. , 1 7 Robert Gra, 44th !Wm; Native la ilay; William BalnP l7l3 (I,l ' is, 8, Do. New 4 Mare; An. slow. 44th Madras Native Info_ „atm • &Wen Ertt Lockhart, 43th 3, 30 i * ,* w,,,,, India ma, 01 e. Madre , Native Infantry; De Kenzie hoes Brett, 31st ?Isidro' and Wren. Bowdon Native InfAntry; Henry Cutback, 4th Madras Native Infantry; it. 24 i d i„, * . i , si , 01 .„ ) ,, 27 29 210 Stephen Charles ifeige..l:m N. N. 1.; 0. Wester, 49:h M. N. I.; e t is ii,,,,,, ri i . p 5 ,,, , ,,,„,5. 41 1 • 4 Charles William liodmm, 16•1 t Madras Notice Infantry : William ss 29 2 „., 7, t i er ,. Henry Rickards, lith Bengal Native Infantry: Cartes John Rich. 124 121 Do. 4 :I r tares,A,Deferret• al a loi ardson, 37th Bengal Native Infantry; John King-ton Billb* 41 . 1 14 121 Do. 9barso, 13,8 Beret. 12) 1 Bengal Native Infantry ; Froacia Alexander William, n, 81r11 8e... SO SO OkSouth. and West.(lre„ 3S; 38 MOT gal Native Infantry; David Nkhett, 33rd Beard Native Infantry; 3t. 100 Grist Western 2 41 23 John Holmes , 12th Bombay Native Infantry; William Ward. so so /******,, c,,,iiii, lb; Madras Artillery; Aaignato. Fiederkk Oakes Madra Artillery 4 16, Il i D. ibi r ~, Ilitapealey Mar-b , 3rd Bengal Cavalry; William.lohn Morris, 9th 4t loo Law:whirs sad - its:B . 2dr, 371 671 tim• Bombay Native Infantry; Archibald Prager Morpheme. 43rd Ben- 23 2,i Dv. 1 shores ... ... rev. gal Light infantry ; John Min Mull Drake. 46th Bentrol Native In- X is Do. Fifths . 1 1 64 .. lido katry ; William Carlisle Stainer, lot Bombay Grenadier Nati,. Ir. to I Hi D,7,7 West l ,3l',„ i ii,i.,*, 6 3 6 . tut, &atm Powell Thom 4 George as, 6411. Bengal o. Nati Infantry; Geo. SO SO Leeds Northern ... .is; Arthur afO.Tit.W, 3rd Bengal Carairy; Edward Pinekard * Bryant, 114 111, L. 6 .3 6 . *3 2 dt...ou 60th Bound Native lu'antry• David . lake, 4th Reuse Nat. Inf.; 544100 Le*, Brighten, its Coma: 94 93 1 5 . 1 4 Andrew henry Duncan, 434 Bengal Light Inktatry 4 Richard Ouse. et. 'lOO London & North.Westert 116 :181 DDT, ley, 50th Bengal Native Infantry; Auguatine li•z Gerald, Bengal is it D., d., ,pat.. .., _ I SI pi Artillery 4 George Fleet wrod Charles Vitoprald, Bengal Artillery; K 12 17.„ hid. 2 2 . e. William Pk-re Meares. 42na. Bengal light Infantry; Marks Beton to 1 1),,,g to 4 a..u.s.ti R.fc - 7 I ~ ant, Guthrie, Bengal Engineers: C. P.Wll.:er. 6th Ma Iraq Conley 4J. St. 100 Landes lk Beuth-Weateet. 63 18 Kilmer, Bombay Etifpneere; W. K. Babingtoa 17th Matl. NaL Inf.. so 1614 /4 3 ,, raj „, ~, 4 John Itobertion Younger, 58th Bengal NMI.. Infantry. Gorge w 14 D., £l4 6 1 . rut. lerkine, Bengal Artillery; George Murray, Bth Bengal ' Cavalry; 3 1 1 34 w 5 ,,,,, •7 1. 2 , 75 .0w 2 /7,,e, 2 1 2 1 -- .. by GenrSeAlinander Taloa, 33rd Made. Na; ire Infantry; Than,.. *too t i a ,,,i 4 ,,,,, •,* /,...., 2 1 * * 2,, 30, Mr. Gal e, 4th PerigalCmal-y; Richard Rich Wilford Ella, a, 23rd Bengal It 41 Do. Man.& Libel. Union 34 21 &a Native Infantry 4 Lionel Percy inhalant Eli. 9th Rent a l Native st. 100 ipdismat ... 144 63 Infantry; Ender* Calder Machin, .17th Bengal Native in. to Iso Do. Ls° . .nars. ... aij, ,, tasty ; James hens At .3., 14th Madras Satire Infantry; It. 100 Dn. Wm. mad Derby - 36 U Marks Patterns, 4th Breast Nape, Infaatrp ; Edward LA. WI cl, 60 474 Midland Gmat Western(l) cbe Madras Engineers; smnucl nee. Madrus Engineers; }hub Mont. 33 1 33 m t ....4w .. ... . . 71 SI vim m ,Mw Artillery; . i Him Kirkman Lloyd, Madras Artii- 17 I 6 Newport, Abergiveosy. Ivry; Thomas Martin, 211th Bens .1 Native lafantry : John 113m9. and Hereford.. _. S 14 ills rove. Ice Kennelly, 47th Madras Nall,' Infantry; Edwin Marriott, 57th 20 I 7 Newry and Estaleklilso .. no- Beard Native Infantry. M. l lOO Noah ok . . ... ... ... It U ADMIRALTY, Nov. 12 VI IS Do. New ASO— - ... 141 1: dB 7 2r •• Oorps of Royal Marines . —iirat Lieutenant William Mansell Manion 10 3 4 9 • 7102,16 33260028 .224102, 3 2 $ die to be adjt., vim Yellows, prom. 9L SS North British -. ... Miro ADMIRALTY, Nov. 19. 20 171 North Staffordshire.. ... 8 71 el. 141 96 North Devon . - !enCorps of Royal Mariam --Co:taull Second Comninulant Dtvkl James to ii ~,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,6i,,,,• 7 1 „,,t , I ,11, 7 pm ... Balinpll to be colon.' onontonlaut, vim Gibame, who retires .. „, ---2 ea full pay; 11.1rutcnant.Colortel James Whylock to be colonel •••• 3 "" ' 3 '.. 1 .• W929 " 12 W 9123 2•1 33 t 13. NOM 13 seemish Central ... ...1 13. lit second commandant, vice !Salim/4k VIVITO,. ; Brevet Major John 23 11 fkothsh MitllAnd ... ... nt 9 1.1 " Tothill to be lieutenanteoloael, rite Whybek, promote,: FirM Lieutenant oviaLun- Cluntopher Parkin Elliott to be CsAllin vice r. , Do. New., ... .....__., 7t Ifj t 7. Tam I, promotol; &pod Uentemat William Taylor to be ' ANT .., 1 1 l S t u"' 11l ' Ir•L . '"'"' ' I .1 91 Do., Clam 8.. -. 4 44 --"• lieutenant, vice Elliott, pereanklk 10 6 wsharyiltlieraferdOlo 11 4es W.I. 441 all Shrewsbury and Chaster i. has BANKRUPTS. (Nor. W. Ma.) ... ... 14 II HENRY WOOLF and ISAAC LYONB, Cripplegate-build- 134 all Do. Halves ... ... .. 7 7 . 9 . . -.. • " . - Sti 21 4 U U ante'46.. to - 0 . 1 1 . $O4 Ditto without arta (lowed to (Meat'll 11 Btrm. \Vol,' and D _ _ (lealiti . t:l &eat% 15 Ditto withostagnai Gerscrl to Great , * 114 Backinghanckhe to London.% N.Wcsterni 15 151 50 Clyde.kle Junction (leased to Caledociak •41 43 es 12 EastLincultuili.guar.6p.ol : (hatted to GL Northern) 32 121 Xl Gloucester k Dean Forest, (leased to OreatWesters, 14 14pm 60 RullkSclby(LilorkkNlial 101 108 13 Do. shares (ditto) 10 4 51 8 114' Do. 1 shares (d.tto) I 134 241) 60 Leedsk Bradford (UW11154,1004 1816 121 ,London an/ Greenwich' (leased b South Easters 126 10 ^Ditto Preference (ditto) 14 53 20 , Lowestoft Gatr.iptrtkint (leased to Norfolk) 50 ,NortherniEsatern 6 sulk Gamed to Itset.Countks 50 ! Ditto ditto 3 per Cent 25 PrcutostaWyre (leas. Los iktr.West.k Lanc.l3 oak 11 Ditto 6 shares (Al (ditto) 20 Reed.. Guild., sod Helot (kneed to South Ykstern 61 Royston and !litchis (leek to Great Northern 51 Do. Ithepreth Batas.(4l 16 tbathittallorilskir• (tensed le Mr. !Mlles 13 Weer Valley, 6p. a.ple Gamed to Stocittonktner ;100 Wilts *Somerset Gems' I to Great Western. II 10 pm T II pa 14 13 Si IS 42 44 $4 9 4 2 2, II 211 2 al If 2pa Ili 24 4la 211 2$ 9L 91 PREFERENCE SHARE& 10 ICalioloaion 610 ... ...1 if If 15 Chaster awl Holyhead ...1 151 191 1 all Lambe. Penh. aod Aboe.l M Jusetloa ... .. 11 1 dla llootasollas(3l.l6.)6p.a. 2 If StoluraCountwa Eateas.,, 6 pee Ct. No. i I ipa IR Oltle 60. No. 9, dlo ir If Do. Now 6 pee Coot. eta* 11 II II Illootrolaw.larapou.6ll.olj 101 1 I Illobarik Porta. isal Doodeo. ii per Hist -4 11 1 dl. 121 Oral Northam 3 For am 19 Iti 'aeeip. I/ 11 por Ipm pert., otdeSeril, LoacoshkokVorks. .11114 106 Do. 6 per Drat. Stock . ; 1 0 0 i a mz eixst.k. iso* A 0. 0 10 0 , 6831 .1 , 100 Do. Nov Omar. 6 por Cent. li t l a N.N.s.! Dor Porioaa) 3 per loodootfaiWootam New f... Not 10 I Do. My Do. S 1 ..• 1187 1-$4 :140 143 2 1 Si Psi 10112 11 124 Pw 3 130 122 13 Is 6 J im a* Mimeo 06.0yeriebilif4 wet , 110 ; all , 116•16 &NM_ 116.112116bralini- --- a Oahrd. Weisseer, anal 1/01wir 'Mews Oast oinw•AMMlrm.NewOmar. 10 Obnus.6oo•ool(Nott.W. Ma.) 11 per Ont.. 13 tooth Dime 17 York Novende o lls limw. I 74 01.orth of Pag.parso . .l I Dl= Ditto 13 1 111 $ 4 I le Xs qkoulogas aidlo2l6;; Ombra Prime (Vino* Dula Not MY& .. Oust ladlaa r iiak6us" es De. Lezeddiderg f alaellY) D... Now 40 Maur me Lie. 16 darthes of Tedeme.- 9 tad Ilembadd le and Odom )0 odd Ism IS rude add OloodMere $9 Roses sad Ham 10 dualle• aM limo 111 Tam ad Moen 11; was ILWAYS. 21 1 7 11 10 1 3 • dis I pm 1: )2i It 11 — 141 11 41 511 34 34 13 di dig MDEB...-THIS DAY. I.IAIIENHALL.-561ba. to 641b5., lid, ; 641bs. to 721b 4 .. 1 3 p. to 2a. ; 721 b. to 801 b., 2d. to 21d.; 801 b. to 88Ibc, 2. to 2id. ; 88Ibs. to 961b5., 2 te 3d ; to 1041 b. ,. to 34d. • 1041 b. to 11211 e., d. to 4d. Horse Hideo, 61. s, light, Is. to 2a.; fell, 4s. 6d. BRIMONDSET.—Sheep Skins, polled, 4 1. 6d. talk. od.; Heats sad balf-breds be. 9d. to 4s. 6d.; Downs, 24. Bd. to 3s. Bd. LOCAL SHARI MARKETS. Livaaroot, Nov. 20.—Oar market has been goof again to-day for all kinds of railway stocks and shares, and up to the close a tires healthy haft has prevailed. The quota is - Bons are all higher :—Conian, 141 I—Ditto (prefe rence shares), 71—Eastern Counties, 61—East Lancashire, 151—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 671 I—Ditto (fifth shares, West R. Union), Std.—London and North Western, 1161 16.—Ditto (new 1 shares), 34 p. Manchester, Sheffield, 6 , and Lincelnshire,24ll—Ditto (preference shares), 12 1-16 12 ti e —Midland, 651 a 611 j 5 415—Ditto (new pref. 43 par ao asst id . —Ditto (consol. Birmingham and Derby) British, 61 t —South Eastern and Dover, 20 11 t 1-Yerk and North Midland, 201 I—Newry and taus- . 4 en, 5 4.—Dutch Rhenish, 5 3-16 d. BRISTOL, Nov. 20. The market has been tolerably se Wive to-day, at steady prices :—Great Westerns left jiff at at. MI • Bristol and Exeter's, at 79 ; Midland, at 541; Wilts, at Somerset, and Weymouth, 914. MANCIIRSTRR, Nov. 20.—There was a good deal of busi nese done, and prices were firmer. Leeds stock, 571 ; South Eastern, 201 ; London and North Western, 116( ; to Midlands, 541; Bristol and Exeter, 791 ; Sheffield and Lin- 34 colnshire, 291 ; York and North Midland, 201. If BIRRINORAII, Nov. 20.—There was not much business • done in this market to-day, but the rise in Midlands was lag again considerable; they were done as high as 55t, and a" Birmingham and Stour S alleys at 9t. LIRDS, Nov. 20.—The share market continues to advance, 111, and business, especially in Midlands, continues active. The closing sales this morning have been u follows :—Caledo nians, 141; East Lancashires, 151; Leeds and Bradfords, g 101; Leeds Northern', 14; Midlands, 541; North Wes terns, 131; South Eastern and Dora% 20i. SHIPWRECK AND LOSS OP 13 LIVES.—LITIRPOOL, 17 FRIDAY MORTfING.—We had a very heavy squall of wind If from the northward last night, and, it is feared, it has proved 33 disastrous to the shipping outside. We have to record the loss of the fine barque Emma, Captain Steer, from New foundland, for this port, together with the captain, 11 of the crew, and the Liverpool pilot. THE FIRE AND Loss OF LIFE IN SOMERS-TOWN. —Yesterday morning Mr. Wakley, )L.P., held an inquest at the Lord Wellington, Cuiversity•street, on the bodies of Mary Stephens and, Isabella Ford, mother and daughter, who won so ' Wally burnt at the late fire at 30, Mid dleton-drost, Soaen.town, that they died shortly atter their admiesiest to University College Hospital. It ap helia the evidence that they supported themselves by lgal*, and cia Saturday and Monday evenings were friogiudy intoxiested. On Monday evening last they came bonus shoat seven o'clock very tipsy. Soon atter, whilst Isabella Ford wu lighting a fire, a spark flew out, and broiled her drams. Her mo th er att empted to estinpiish it, bet was unable to do so; and, on a neighbour entering the room a few minutes afterwards, he found them both lying en the floor enveloped in flames, and quite insensible. Th were conveyed to the above hospital, where Isabe ll a Ford died within an hour and the other-deceased at one o'clock en the following morning. The youngest woman was married, but for several years she had been separated from her husband. She has left a little boy of tender years totally destitute. Verdict, " Accidental death." PARKS FOR THIS PEOPLE.—Parliamentary powers are to be asked for to improve the Victoria-park approaches from Bethnal-green and Cambridge Heath-roads and Albert park and its approaches, from St. Mary Islington, ll‘m sty, Southwark, Newington, sad Hackney. ki; +ili al $0 $0 SSI $ I let i I 5& 1 Ilh f '• - if if II 911 Os H th 16; 11 IS here were applied to. This the Prussian govern ment thought proper to contradict through their organs. At the last advice, the Messrs. Rothschild were at Berlin arranging fur this loan. We believe the loan is really fur the general purposes of tho state, but it is raised ostensibly for the East Prus sian Railway. It is said there arc constitutional difficulties in the way of raising a loan for general purposes, and which caused the former negotiations here to prove abortive. Whether there is any intention of issuing a portion of the loan in this market we are unaware. the whole amount is, however, inconsiderable, and the portion which would come here can produce no serious effects in the mar ket, neither is there much encouragement, after the the hostility which was shown to the contractors for the Sardinian loan. There is too little temptation to invest in a loan, which is not likely to go off, although tempting offers may be made of sterling dividends. The traffic returns for the last week on the under- mentioned English lines of railway, as made up to this day, are as follows : 1851. 1850. London and North Western £42,030 .... £41,373 Midland Lancashire ani: Yorkshire 16,538 .... 15,521 London and South Wi stern 8,599 .... 8,6 London and Brighton Great Western South Eastern York and North Midland .... ' '.... 7.14 -,, .•s . Fae:er tendre Credits* Bristol and Exeter - ~58. 6 . ----- York. Newea.tle ' and Berwick 12,805 .... 13,925 Shrewsbury and Chester 1,519 .... 1.221 Great Northern 10,613 .... 6,800 Leeds Northern 998 .... 913 North Staffordshire Manchester, Buxton, Matlock, and Midlands Junction Manchester, South Junction, and Altrincham . . 470 .... Manchester, Sheffield, and Lin colnshire 6,180 .... Shropshire Union Chester and It .Iyhead Bolton, Blackburn, Clitherne, and West Yorkshire 725 111 .... 470 .... 6,480 .. „ , L 6,024 - ' , ii 2,3J3 Total £179,840 £167,695 The total receipts upon the corresponding lines being 179,7731., against 167,605/. in the same week of last year, the increase is shown to be 12,0781., or 7 per cent. The number of miles open was, in 1851, 3,871, and in 1850, 3,7571, being an increase of 1131 miles, or 3 per cent. The aggregate average return per mile per week was, in 1851, 461. Os. 2d., and in 18,70, 41!. 12s. 7d., so that the dif erence remains in favour of the present year to the ex tent of U. 16s. 7d. per mile. These returns must consequently be regarded as extremely satisfactory. The returns of the London and North Western and other lines are swelled in both years by the Liver pool autumn races; and in this year's return only the receipts of the lines converging upon Shrewsbury are affected by the Shrewsbury met's, and those of the London and South Western by Hampton races. Kingston great cattle fair has also assisted the return of this last-named line. KNOLIzill FL:3I D9.—Till3 MT. Rank Steck. 2144 154 I Lung Anutolure. 3 per Ct. ltedueal, it 5 India Stock. 15.3 5 3 par CL CollSoll. 084 59 Vitt° 1t0n.k.1,600/., 99,. 69.. 34 ler Ct. Coneul4. 994 4 &chequer 1118.,1,815/1. 52e. 53e. Ceased. fur Atxt., 06/ 00 FOREIGN FUNDS. 4} per Ct. Beielen, 83 90 g r:r, :::t: t!.!,1‘;.7.,n,;.=,?,i, 48, S per Ct. Urarthau. el S De. New, 11$ 164t0 Deferre.t. 401 14 6 per CL Itheuue Ayr , e. 416 5 per CL Portugue.e. xi 7 6 per CL 1118888, 1-1 3 3 per Ct. Itir---ian, 111 13 1 3 per Ct. Chase. 04 6 44 per Ct. Itumine. 192 4 3 lee et. 168644 168 5 per CL sptel4h, Arum, 2011} 29 per CL I/8411, rali 9 3 per Ct. 0p.11.1r11.: 4 94 40/ 4 per Cl. Dutch, Di tat Do). Caysre. r./ 4 I , :uuador, 3 4 44 per CL VCIIULLItifI. 351 GI 1 per CL Greueola.l4 IS Do. Referred, 12 13 limallellia $ per 0nt..11 die. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.-THIS DAY. SI:GAIL—The market closed to-day with a steady ap pearance, and the prices of last week have been supported, as the importers have wisely not pressed the market. Ito fined shows a decline of 651., low brown lumps having been sold at 435. ; fair to fine grocery, 435. 6d. to 48s. COFVBE.—Pricca have scarcely been supported this week, but the amount of business done has been small; good ordinary native quoted 37a. to 403. Cocos has sold heavily at previous rates. TEA.—The market has been dull. Fine Congou, new crop, sold at ls. 6d. A1i.9.1112 in public sale to-day brought full prices. Rms.—This article has sold freely during the week, and prices must be considered a shade dearer. Srices.—Pepper and Pimento have supported previous rates in public sale. Sriarrs.—Rum and Brandy remain unaltered. SALTPETIIE.—A limited business done, at last week's currency. COTTON.—The amount of business done has been small, and prices were a shade lower yesterday iu public sale. COCUMEAL has sold at previous rates. Faurr.--Currants : A full amount of business has been done at full prices ; the deliveries aro large. It tiling con tinue firm with rather more business doiag ; inferior, 34a. to 361.; good to fine, ais. to 395; museitell a with ou t altera tion. Turkey Figs are rather dearer. In other articles no material alteration. Markets gene. rally have been dull. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS PAT. The market is steady to day, and prices are well supported at the following quotations : Town Tallow, 36e. Gd. nett cash; Petersburgh Y.C. on the spot, 375. new; 365. 3d. old ; last three months, 36L 6d. ; January and March, 375., buyers. COAL MARKET.—THIS DAY. Holywell, IN. C.d. ; Taollcld Moor, IN. Gd. ; Howard's West Hartley, Netherton, 165.; Walls End Haswell, IN. 6d. ; Walls End Hurton, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Gosforth, 184.6d..-612ips . at market, 17. MARK LANE.—THIS DAY. There was scarcely any English Wheat fresh up for this morning's market; the weather having changed to wet, the millers were less anxious to purchase, and sales of both English and foreign proceeded slowly at Monday's quota tions. _ _ _ Secondary qualities of malting Barley were rather cheaper ; other sorts of English and foreign were fully as dear as at the beginning of the week. Oats sold on quite as good terms as before. In Beans and Peas there was no alteration. In floating cargoes there was little passing. Prices of Wheat and Maize were supported. ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 17th NOV. to Slat NOV. gra Zoelob. /Rotolo. Wail. Yemen. Wbeat B 40 I arley 2030 Oata. I]6OI O I 1100 I 660 Floor 1,300 barrels, 610 ado; Walt, 1,660 pm Loamy Arreaoei.—Wheat, 400. 6d. ; Barley, 29a. Ild. ; Oats, IS& 94.; Eye, Oa. Od.; Beam, SOL Id.; Per, 394.4 d. RKRIAL AVERAfiVA. Whiny 1t5r147.1 I mu. ! Mt., 1 ue.l ii i Per. Oet. 11 ... ... 334 64,53. 14 3e 1 1Te 3415 e Od Ile .1 2 2811 36 13 ... ... 3.1 i 0424 a 94 Ile 04 23. 5i 274 &I 2Te 24 23 ... ... 36s 84 1 13 e 54 IT. 5423 4 34'28 , &I 21e Td Not. 1 .„ ... 6 11413. 7d'l7e 541.1. 104 . 26. 64,274 5d 8 ... ... 384 14.284 Id Ile 6453 t 1423- 104 284 24 13 ... ... 384 8 4284 7418. Id 26. 04 28. 8411. 3d 1 2 weeks! An. Aver. 11.4 24 25e 7417. 54 11 --- . lld 2 - 3! 34 17 — '5 54 •- - thlTT.—Wbillt, Harley. Oats. Rye, Beam. and Pe.. 1.. ?new , 36 V BOROUGH MARKET.—THIS DAY. Mears. Pattenden and Smith report that the market and prices continue good for middling and fine samples. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have a fair supply of Beasts to-day as regards num. tars, but the quality of it is very middling ; trade is dull, and the average of prices lower. A few choice Scots make 3s. 10d., bat in so few instances that we are not justified in quoting it. There are a few more Sheep on offer to-day than on Friday last, and the demand is small ; consequently the advance experienced on Monday is not maintained. Al though the number of Calves is not large, it exceeds the de mand; prices are about 2d. per Silty. lower. Indication of change its the weather has caused a dull sale for all kinds of stock. Our foreign apply consists of 601 Beasts, 1,920 Sheep, and 160 Calves. The number of mulch Cows is 120. Fusions atlas. s. d. s. d. I nor awns of Ma a4.a d. Best 80,40, Herefords.. 3 6 3 8 Bat Disc a lif.4x4s. alk 0 0 0 • Bestgborthom .. 343 II 36 3 8 &cowl quilts as . sq... 142 le Do. do. Morn 00 0 0 Oaks ................ 310 310 I Kw. amd woad gimpy 110 3 0 4 0 0 PIN . 30 4 4 Po. ap. Mara Sant UM 1.141 T-1,4044 40 4 I Lembo . 0 0 0 Haute at moat* 1,110; Oro sad leasts..o.BB3 ; V 111444 276 ; rim OBs ROME.—The Giornale di Roma of the 11th states that the Tiber, which bad ripen to 44 . fect, has begun to sub side, and fallen four feet. i him Ott. 11. Ott. IS. Oct. 23. Nov. I. Nov. 5. Nev. IL ~......" I .... 1 ... 1.......... i ... 36 4 ... 36 I .:j : 36 0 . 33 ....... 1 1 ... ... ... ... .. ... er 04. pr loi i I i 141 No 1 311 21 31 174 121 ail 1 5 771 571 I 7 I! 1161 17 ISI I It 11 20 1 1 1 IN, i ti x i 1 - .1