The Express. — London, England, 1851-11-08 00:00:00

1.••' /' ~,„ g L ,.. ., - s-s-e-e -," 4. es: ,4 - .... fZ, ir i I Ttt 4fint%sl No. 1,625.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 8, 1851. [THREEPENCE. YB OF IPACIET $llll l lll6 seeutar Teedare As VAS =MR rit AUSTRALIA. iss.-1 .1. = n, aloft demi be dm' As ilmie depot aiee. AUSTRALIAN LLN thr Direct, and I U. rota £llllll. Sol: I thd obc• are al of th. first elaae Sur paPeop ra,_aedergagetseee TuV.. ..... , IsABELI.A Wkrit,N , A L bkl.lllAilLh ..... GWALIOS ...... TILUT s We* wwy s• R. X Miter . J. rult.mou , J. V. Trmett 'II. Edwards I ;J. Peterkla r te we oar , l ei p. il dirCielalli. 1 Paned r. MW +Omer Wow. 10 Poet PhlUp :tow. PnwtAdekkie Now. 10 Auckland, 1 Now 117- inearh, owl W. la . Now. 10 New %au. 'awl Poet Nag.. Now. to , aTW•TI;SiIit DUTCH FLOWER ROOTS.—THOHAS F. WILDISI, I, Lloeteroebleeseee, litcs'eueeeseu Urea, bee lw mil Me u kersted bum" eseedesog am DEW 112.einthe 19 Sim moped Obalalaw ✓e MEM tee ly Tv see 12 MY sante by Lagrow. 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Marty is by iris means eve.'s . fr..e the moue. end a healthy act.e and ndnee. .re manned ; .o thst the terth (if lose) are this. rendered San te then. aorlo to. Its truly nt sat fragrant Sno. MSIIII peeper. have robtatned its .eseeti'wt by tee WK., the ODOM, Sad IM Maya Foully a timed Retina, and the Sommiges °. sad tin... Lout iiirayea Price ...I. per I...—Caellsa. The use lilt Bea !nro's . 4,11.11 . art is MC 12W. Allied Oil 'Sat MIL— W A. IV WIAIIII I rta kik 114 wair,rn , usual ; dr.a alinib lad pewterer giFTY MOUSAM) CURES WITHOUT MF.- LIMN& by LW &wars kr.VALV.NTA ARABWA FOOD. 49,1132:—..rifty ye.re Inrlerrrittabie agony free 7= servomotor. artbnla, (nook, conottpati.m, Itttukinay. Kamal: at the .U, b. and r.atotinga, hare beau rtmorra by Du Barry% es eellest fasL"— Marl:. Jolly Worthatn. Loot. *Par Dor. Folblb. Cure N.. 71. e d r .e. r .0.., rt ,n tit.- !titan 11. m. thr lord RIM do Delles:—" I busy &rind nenateterabla tenant Iron your rood. rad egoaaiita it duo to yousprlver awl the pada to authortar lb* rebbrados Odom hao.."—rattart de Um..., sold to tanlrlPlN 1 lb., at 3a.1.d.; lib„ at 1... al ; lib., to I 1... 11 , .at Up. Pup. '4, fined 'malty, 101%, at 33p. ; 5 lb., 5t 22, ; the ' • lb. and 12 lb. eatupters ant iebi few of Carel:ter on ri,tl ,9 01 P 0t.. ,. .r.,... artier+ by DU MUT sod Co.. 117. N.r Ilred.••, 14.124-.1 • al , " CO i..otrrhureb -0.4 IS, Was INlS.bub.otryyt, Flo • In , 0, ItI• •,......r....tr•et. iinth his none and addrenx, LAW INTELLIG E\ CE. TlllB DAY. COURT OF BANK RUPTCY. Baron Ma. ELYNINIMIEII EOM IV RE CiE %MAME. The bankrupt, E. I'. Quadling, was described as an iron fouthisc and railway carriage builder. of the Orey Friars Works, Ipswich, carrying on trade under the firm of Quad ling and Co. This was an adjourned meeting fur the last exa mination. The balance-sheet, prepared by Meters. Glover, of Bucklershurr, esti oiled from the lit January, 1819. to the 29th July lust , and contained the folhiwiust items:—To trade creditor-, 076?.; rash, ditto (including borrowed ca pital of 2,1'21/.), 3,21 . 2/.; creditors belling security, 6.7:421.; capital of E. I'. Quadling, 219/. ; ditto, of C. F. thus (a deceassd imrtoerl, 1,162/. ; Profits, 2.4802. By debtors. ; property realised, 700/.; held as security, 6:241/.; trade charges. 1.031/. ; discount and interest, in cluding the amount due to I'. ('onder, 1,033 1 .; law charge, rent account. ; drawn out by duelling, 41a. ; by Gook 449/. ; losses, 1,723/. Mr. Linkluter tor the bankrupt, asked for a further obournment, stating that the account with the Eastern I nom Itailwar Company, embracing transactions to the amount of 32,01)0/. bad been but recently filed. Mr. Aldridge, for the assignees, concurring, an adjourn-• mend was agreed to. EXTRAORDINARY CieE OF CEIR. Cu.N IN FRANCE —The Tribunal of Correctional l'u ice yesterday tried M. de Castillon, a young man of large property of Axe, and Ma dame Creuneuz, wile of M. Leon Creiniirax, of that city, fie adultery. The ease was a most eitraordinery one. Having induced Madame Cremieux to elope, M. de Cas tillo. conveyed her to Brussels, where they took up their residence in a fashionable hotel. The husband went after theta in company of a police officer, end the guilty pair were brought back to Paris in custody. But M. Cremieux then withdrew the complaint he had made, and he did so, he a' lesed. et the request of his wife's fa mily. lie demanded I,ooolr. from M. de Castillon for the expenses of the journey, and, after some bargaining, Con seated to accept .1001 r. Negotiations were subeerntly ca tered into between Creak's: and de C retans, t result of which was that the fewer undertook to leave h s wife to the latter, and never to pru..ecutc him, on condition that he would pay 30,000 fr. The money was duly paid, and it was Creatural himself who went to de Castillon's notary to receive the promissory notes, and definitively settle the &Nair. Ile had at first asked for 40,0001 r., and it was only after some discussion with de Castillon that he cost•cnted to accept the 30.000 fr. In virtue of this straap convention, :Umlaute de eft enicux retunud to de Castilian; but Cremieux subsequently laid a complaint against dam for adultery. Just before his wife returned to this rift Cremieux said to him—" Though you hays get my wde for 300001 i., I offer to bet you 500 fr. that in Ism **a 6 months she will have another liver." To this die Ontillos replied I will take your bet, but it must be writtealawn." Creniieuz, in giving evidence, spoke of this meandsions hoar mains with the greatest unconcern, and Wm Naha* and bias Page excited intense indignation in the auditory. Nadieno Creinieux, on being called on for her defense dad not deny the adultery, but said that her husband had ill-treated kW and driven her from his home. She admitted that she was aware of the pecuniary arrangements between him and her lover. M. de Castillon said that after he had entered into the osavention to pay the 30,000 fr., he thought that Me hum de Crentieux was perfectly free, and that Creation: would bare taken measures to procure a legal separation heat her. The Tribunal only condemned ]Madame Cre amiest: to Ahem days' imprisonment, and M. de Castillon to 1,000(r. fine. IRELAND. DtTILIN, Nov. 7. Mr. Acheson Lyle, one of the masters in Chan cery, has been appointed lteceiver•Master of the Court of Chancery. The Dublin Daily Express has the following: The mortal remains of Richard Lalor Shell were in terred on NVednesday in the churchyard of Templetuohy, near Long Orchard, the property acquired he Mr. Shell by marriage with Mrs. Lalor, his relict. Templetuohy—a wretched little village, approached from the Kilkenny side by a marshy road, as plashy u a Highland glen in wet weather—is shout six miles from Templemore, county Tipperary. A more dreary, out-of-the-way resting place could scarcely have been chosen for the remains of one who certainly, in his time, was claimed by all classes of Irish men as conferring honour upon their common country by the brilliancy of his genius, if not the direction of has talents. 'flk ) _ --- , ..- • .o r. ...,.., - , -,: i. -----''.\\\ 1 1 1 : 1 . 1 ,A I ..1 tA ,... . • 4 .1',1•! A ' Ls,* ) ,.. '4 ' " ,;(1' • •:- 7 ‘ ..,...e..oy 11 ARLO WS NEW IN- . 11 VENTED ‘II.I.F.ACTINO PT runs • '''''. TAP. falatlßE 4 btO TI.NT-PV.f) . 9 te i t rn r. " 9" ,.. al i;w w ;:i '..V147., hguora i other xi - - that the last pant alufil be thaws aegood as S ..-4Pn - A I - .m. t .. ) ..I C 11------ ----- - ) am .....- 4 7.7 1 --.----- ;-----4- ri the find; warranted to rainy It• coat In 1 1 . § ! ( ' , I two =eke of ale: price 40. 6d.; Jilt, Trg et eitro eat. d Ina Amy , Ike., 9s. 1 5 ; 11 lin abuse mann mm will explain It. a. r. .n. N hen the 1,...e try is Stied on the top of the olmir (whmh hew • Mk op- t 1 t r• 14.4.4 4. the alr•tabelllt. atallk lent alr melte. t hnn.eh it into the awl; to mum the Nue g .5 i to e Ito off Wetly; when the tap is turned ' n ' ! on it, more air Can enter. r.. JAME. , BARLOW, 41, Maw WIULan strert. MAnsin-butisr. Dieblished lON. N.V. —Soar are arouilleexcept stamped . .._ _ ' - • - J. K. toobboo or..tis tco method of to in* rapt.. ovrantect D. &Aorta 01 Nn lOW d..ad ottiolsos 0rb01...14, and retail ti. NKW INIT.:RED TAP wurramo (to ikat...r0,14.. dm- btustl.nr =Alto' al lane poloop. al Id. awl 1.. wet t0e....t. lb.. trade .Ipp:wt. 11.6 It Is la ltM Greet Coldlitisa, Aretkit V. No. 02. SPORTING. WORCESTER AUTUMN MEETING. Tin 1441,AY. &FILING STAKE 4 of .5 DOI , . each, Mad 25 added ; for 3.yrs old, Fist 71b ; four, Kst 9lb ; five, lOst 2lb ; six and aged, lOst 41b ; winnen extra. Ono mile and a quarter. (1.1 subs.) Mr. James Amormrs 3 yes (WO (Preece) I Mr. J. Lm,'. Mgr" MN (let.) Mr. Drew's Comida. aged (A 4) The follow in, also started, but were not placed: Mr. T. M. Smith' , Fugitive, aged (202) ; Mr. 011iver's Self Defence, 6 yni (26/.) ; Mr. Hunt's Bird of l'arulise, 0 vrs (W.) ; Mr. Parr's Vancouver, .1 yrs (2W.) ; and Mr. Wadlow's f by Touchstone out of l'nnetss Alice, 3 yrs (2W.) Wou wag. SWKEPSTAILEA Of 5 sort each, and 21 added ; for 2-yr old colts, nst 7lb ; and fillies, ttst 4lb ; winners ilb extra. About tire furlongs. (1.1 subs.) Witmer to be sold for 1501. Mr. WrilLonsio ear.luipb (Denman) I Fr. T. tame! f 'num. Mr. tioatblq . • • Apt,Won . . Change, Sardon, and Lady Blanche also ran. SWKIIPATAKZA of .1 SOC.. each, and 25 added ; fur 3.yr olds, bat 71b ; I yrs, ost 91b ; fire, 111,t 41b ; and aged, 104 9111; mane and geldings allowed 210; winners sera. One mile and a quarter. (7 subs.) Mr. M.tror• Upton,.. . .......... ta. Darling, ) I Mr. J .eta'. Motion. 3 yrs Mr. Erroltani• Suter to Cotrla. 3 yr• The following also ran:—Mr. Prlee's 11■11fincher, Mr. Davies Lysimachus, Mr. Lawson's Canrirc, and Mr. ller bert's Sir Robert. Won easy. HANDICAP SWEEP,TAKIDI of 5 son. each, and 50 added. Two miles. (16 su b s.) . . . . Mr. IL Untie; flatlet Girl, 4 yrs, 7st 124 b (Amber) I Mr. J. Itsy's Waterfall. S yrs, bet lib Mr. G. Herbert's Spot, 'meet Pub The following also ran :—Mr. Itobertson's Selina, Mr. G. Arran's Timothy, Lord Warwick's Grief, Mr. Hewitt's Muigrave, Mr. G. Drew's Clown, Mr. 11. Turner's Cobnut, Mr. W. Harnett's Aristos, and Mr. Little's Macaw. Won by half a length. Illicit STAKES of 2 'ors. inch, and 15 added, one mile and a quarter (8 subs.), wen' won by Mr. Stintures llarurn ScArum, 4 yrs (Ennis), beating Mr. Hewitt's Golden Lady, 4 yrs; Mr. Day's Mignon, aged ; and Mr. Oliver's Self De fence, 6 yrs. ley Electric Telegrapb.) GILAND ANNUAL STEEPLE CHASE STAKES of 20 son. each, h ft, and 5 only if declared, with 100 added. 4 miles. (27 subs., 10 of whom declared.) Mir Pete Laurie. yi<l . l, Riot !Ila It,itl euma4,;Tred:l h 4 4lb EL Uglier, a 'iv, Irst &yen othcrs started. Won by half& length. CITY uP WOEVEST EY STEEPLE CEASE STAKES of 10 sows. each, h It, and i only if declassed. 2 miles. (I 3 subs., 3 of whom declared). Mae 100, steed, 104 (brbennA. yed. 104 ...... ...... thimiat, stead, 10.8 STRETFOItI) AUTUMN NIEETING.—TIIVIND.tT. TRIAL STAKES of 2 suss. each and 10 added, 1 miN (8 subs.) were won by Mr. Whqtaker's b m by Jeered, yn (Limey), beating Aldgate, Stranger's Daughter, and Eve others, by • neck. OrESi STEEPLECIIANE ST SEES of 6 on. each and 30 added. About 3 miles and a half. (6 subs.) Mr. Itemise, age i (Ownerl I Mr. R. nags',. Dick Sa Oilier, aged (401.) ....... (Mollandi 2 Mr. Campbell's Moth:my, aged OW ) likittois) 0 Mr. Lambert nd lehubee and Mr. Maks' Fairy Queen also ran. (By Electric Telegraph.) FRIDAY. STRETFORD STAKES of 2 -ut 4. each and 10 added, 1 mile and a quarter (4 sulw.) were won by Mr. Wright's Emma Jemima, f, yrs, Hat 416, beating l'osey, 4 yn, 7st Sib, and Snowstorm, 6 yrs, itt 41b. STEEPLECHASE STAKES of 2 son. each and 20 added (5 subs.), were won by Mr. Wainwright's Elisetia, 6yn (401.), 104 71b, beating Young Liverpool, 4 yrs (20!.), 10st, and Mudesty, aged (200, lost. Ruff o,l—Mooday, Energises Villade; Tuesday, 1 ask Hall: Thursday, Luton ; tlaturday, Wales !y Village, hs3-pust 10. - Itutianci's. flake of—Monday, F.111401111.1'.; Tuesday, Ixadenham; TLuraloy, Kirkby Laythorpe, at halt-pot 10. Shrirehire —Tuesday, Bicton Muth, at half.pmt 10; Friday, At. clam Bridge, at 11. Smith's, Mr. A.—Mond, Clatlord Oakeuts Tuesday, flare MII, Woinerday, Wherwell Wood; Thoretay, Waybill; Friday, Bee. combe Wire l mill; Saturday, awry W. 11, m It. Somerset Subscription—Tuesday, Bunoombe 11111; Saturday, Ken- Bel, at half.sot 0. South Wald (Mr Hellier's:—Monday, Cankwell Howie; Tuesday, Tamby Gate; Thareday. stainton; saturday, Greenfield, at 11. Srinonset and (Mr. I'. Theobild's) —Tuesday, the Black Dog; Friday, Butleand Down, at half-put 10. Itteire'a Mr. Lee—hl'oday, Slinfold; Ms:Way, the Ccia!visec Monday week, Fox and Hound& (New Pound Common); Thursday week, shilling'," Park at I. Suffolk—Tuesday, Fel-ham Green; Thursday, Weeticy Mill; Sa turday. Euston Hall, st a quarter to 11. stattordshire. North—Monday, iliackbrook ; Wednesday, Batley; Friday, Allerie.y. at bal'-pot In. Surrey Union—Thursday, Leith 11111 Tower; Saturday, Chantrey Downs, at halt-put Ili. 8 7 111 es. sir Talton—Monday. Top ofGarrnarby HUI; Wedneaday, G4lO. Gap; Friday, Settrington House, at halLpa't In. Tim:ale —Monday, MaMertun ; Thorsday, Whittington; Saturday, Corklaw Tower, at ball past 'O. 71 " ,1,11— Mowdan Guttan House (Chariton MOW ; Thursday, Hawkriilee, at half-past I'. Treilegar —Monday, Traitor House; Thursday, Cromoreeinto; Saturday, liaeshield, at hall.pa-t 11. Trclawao'N Mr —Tuesday, Leather Tor; Friday. Fawn Inn; Toes. day week, Ivy Brides; Yrklay week, Marley Tall Bar, at hall. peat 10. V. W. H. (Mr. VileboiMe) —Monday, horse Guards, Clrentrader Woods; Tuesday, Eatery; Thursday, P.ultuas; saturley, Saves Bridges. at &quarter to 11. t ice —Moeda''T, Freefakl Wood; Thunday. Anzingtnn ; Saturday, Piny Apple, at 11. Warwick-hire—Monday, lloniley Boot; Tuyolay, %%Winn House; Dunchurch; Friday, Wroaton Abbey, at &quarter to 11. Whevland Thursday, Kenl. y Gorse, at lit. Whelde's, Mr.—Monday, Arbortielit; Tutelar. ta .111; Thursday, Mortimer ; Froday, Male Bane, Bucklebury, at 11. Wyestd..—MonStay, la; Friday, Chrow 11111, at IS. Wyndham's, Colonel—Monday, Ball's Hut; Wednesday, Fltzhall; Friday, .stoke Heise, at I all-past 11. Wyni 's, Sir W. W.—Monday, Bangor; Wedneolay, Boreettou Park; Friday, • Acton Iteyn.ll. Saturday, Lineal, at (ail -Pot : 11 . Lord--Monday, Itavendale ; Weer& alay, Sarmatian barite ;Ella,, Normanby Clump, at It. York and Ai,ty —Tn4 Imlay. blip Bridge; Thursday. Oldatead ; Saturday, strenaill, at half-post In. MAY.IOIIII. Bnarandii , e—M.oday, G..rthlirengy ; Thursday, L'.echfavh ; Stun. day wer k, ; Wertimiviay wait, I'pp ; Friday us.ek, Talisen, ut 11. . . . . Briton.. - 31.nday, Pali barn ; WePnesday, Rue Course ; Sitars dai Dyke, at aqu seer to :1. /smoke:de—Monday, Newmarket 1191; 'Thursday, Telseolatte Tye, at hilt-past 13. D.V.ll.—E9eedav, Towner Farm Gate, at Lalf-pest 11. ()allele • Mond Steel Gate ; Wedneeday, Durdar, Friday, We. tberal Shields, at 9. Craven Vorkshlrel—Tuesulsy Otterourn, Friday Nappa Su, at 11. Ileacro9, Mr.—Wedaesday, Sub ,ge; Sato-day, Dattarat inn, at 10. 11..rrosate—Tupday, Wormald Green ; Saturday, Clint, at MN. past 10. Hi en Peak -Tuesday, Aloneyash ; Saturday, Elton, at 11. lialdyard'a, Mr.—Monday, Park Hume Pature ; Weemelsy, Un thank ; Friday, Itroarlwiroil Polder, at In. Lewis's, Ems. Ilampton —Tuesday, Thorabormigh ; Friday, Winton, at D. Morin th ty, Portland Arms; Friday, Stoti 11:11, at 10. Neiseacie and tiatt.shead —Mond .y, ruled 1; Friday, SLityford, at 10. Maisel* Mr.—Friday, WinkliEl Village, at half-put Waraboroush,South—Tueeday,Croukhato Corasnlo. Friday, North Warthorongh Mo.w. Worthing—Turectay, Brendsster Grim; Friday, Steep Down, at half.past le. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. HUN IWO APPOINTMENTS. Ma)ettl't —Toer d av, linteinellla), Stough, at It, With (Capt. WesCa)—timalay, Watorhuume; Friday, Atoorth, at half-past It. Cheltenham (Mr. A. W..r.) : :Frielny, Alimony, at half-pelt 11. i ..... _ . Albricbtuu-Tuesday, Ardey; Thursday, the Squirrel ()Watley) ; Saturday, Bonotal, et Million 10. Mannikin-Monday. Ladeby Gate ; Wedneiday, Shottington Brian- ; Fr ulay, Weethorpe Swan ; Saturday, Middleton llall, at a quarin to 11. lt.d'rorth --Tarsiday, Priektry 11.11; Thursday, Ilenaworth Lan End ; Saturday, Chant Park, at half-past 10. lieautort'a. Duke nf -Woad .y, Tate Rana; Wednesday, Calmat; Saturday, Stanton Pak. Bernbire. tid -Monde'', Wadley ; We Weeny, Cokethorpe Park ; Friday, Co;islii 1 Hone, at half-ptat 10. Bramlana floor -Monday, Beckwith Shaw; Wednesday. Gate. forth ; Friday, Ktb-ton Moor ; Niturday. Harwood, at Initimot 10. Burton Ilunt (Lord Henry Bentinek'o) -Monday, Thorny; Tues. d ay. D ram ,. Wood, at 1I ; Wedoriday, Waterelyke Hones at 12. Thursday, Magic Moor; Friday, Bar iney ; Saturday, Langworti Bridge, at 11. Cheshire -Woodsy, Shiptwooke Bridge; Wesbuiday. Tattoo Part; thunday, Arley; Saturday, Holm. CM,pel. at ltalf-pest 10. c,,,,,,,,e., tre.-Mouday, Fyn- 1•1 ; Wednesday, Hatfield Heath; Saturday, Tan ley Turnpike. at halfinert 11,. Catmint.* (Mr. 11. G. Greayes'.l - Monday, Witham 03•11011; Tunday, Br.. Hall; Thursday, Grimethorpc; Saturday, Little Dolby, at 11. cyan.-Monday. Min Braila; Wed...lay, Iluagerford Park; Malay, Itam•bury Manor; ',tunny, the hr Tree (North Heath), at quarter to 11. Crate ey and II **hang -Monday, Foal (Three Bradawl; Wednesday, ' Station Inn (Hayward'. heath;; Friday, Ckkley Quart; Monday we' k, Pound Hill; Wedneadayoek, Brosibridge Heath; Friday : week. Talbot lan (Ctieldirld), at quartet to 11. Drake's. Mr.-Mond,y, White Cron Green; Tunny, Ch.lron 1 it. : lase; Thuralay, Middleton Tull Bar; Saturday, Tradord Bridge, at i halt.puit 10. Durham County-Monday. Etotforth; Wednesday, Vslibum; Fit : day, Woodnam, at half-past 10. Eleho'r, Lord-Monday, simians ; Tuesday, Ford Bridge; We.. nesday, Paatun ; i tiny, Khans ; Saturday, Pittston by Dune, at half-past la. Eons, East-Tuesday, Crouch Fair Green; Thursday, Ealredon Angel; datunlay, Topinna Hall, at hall-pat In. E.ea. South-Theeday, Whitt'. Bridge; Saturday, W•inington, at half pen 10. Kn.. and Suffolk-Tun:day, Boatrad Hall; Fridry, Hillard Street, at halt-pea 10. inn Calor - Tuesday, Crises; Saturday, Stock Mill., at lull ing 10. Farquharson's, Mr.-Monday, Martin Wood. hireantinge'. Earl -11.0 day, Dowdenrell: Twain, Numb= lon ; Stellar d •ar, bluodmanose Village (by Itendcomb) ; Thursday. Damhein; Saturday, Brcadway. at 11. gity.iin ~.., lid-Monday, Ballard Purlieu.; Wednesday, Bans well C. an; Friday, Mood's M oat, at 10. Hainiledua -Monday, Canton Village; Wednesday, Westbury; Friday, Upham, at a quarter to 11. 11.11.-91ond :y, iilade Heath; Twiny, Four Lana (Beauworth); Tharedsy, Herreard Hour ; S darday. Butherflefd, at squarer to 11. H.ygoe. -Wednesday, Lamp*, Alan ; Saturday, We. Ban Bridge -At 9. Herefordnire (Lard Giffurtre)-Tuesday, England's Gate; Friday, Wartnelow Tuen at 11. Undue? (Lord Reds Ii 1e..)-Monday, Chap-1 Hoar; Wedne•- day, Ilkselyrell Grove; Friddy, Laughtorough Gale; Saturday, %T -eam', at halt!, At IS. annum. - Mashy, linningkilme Hall; Tunday, Beverley three's Ga. Bar; Thursday, Bessalgtry Hall; Friday, Mind. rland. ink. at • quarter to 11. Hanle, ;Mr. G. Wall's)-Moraliy, Eldon tars; Wednesday, Crannied Farm; Friday. °Cart anne Md, at quarter to I I. Ilurworh-Tawdry, llonsby Village; Saturday, Middleton One Row, at hall-paw 10. Ingram'., Mr. Mel*. 11 -Monday. Brett" Post; Thursday, Shirley Part; Saturday, the Ilaibutst, . t half-prit 10. Erne, East- anday, 11.:rton Parr; Friday, !Brach Gate, at half pan 10. Leseh'ii, Mr. - Tung, Melkston House; Linty, Norehard Gate. i Ledbiar-Malidar. Feather. Ina (inontos); Friday, Chance s Pitch. Pitch. at balt..t ;0. Lowneke., Mr. W. S.-Vocaday, Menne, Cron-roads; Wednes day, the Rectory, (Line &mon, bra •kfaat at 10); Saturday, Lion fold Wood. at 11. Ludlow-Toned ay. Mary Knoll; Frklay, Stanton Laey•. Tuesday week, Itrampaos Bran; Friday week, lneakope, at hail.nst 10. bunny's. Mr.-Moony, hairy Ilona ; Tun 'ay, Gatefurd Hill; Thorietry, Wiekersky !Bar; Friday, Gt legteyan-thedaill, at half past ;0. lanlaingtob., Mr.-Mondly. Terry hilt! Lodge; Thursday, Nay Street; Saturday, Banion, at 11. Tail B) Lisudetry Court; Friday, Cron Beim Bar, at balf-rust W. alormeo. Mr.-lirstary, Greys:tins Bridge; Thanday, Lodge Gate (111n0111), at lnd 10. Oakhry-lloalsy, llarredel Bridge; Than lay, Shearington Toll Dm; Illabosl4, Windmill. at • guar er to IL Oshribldr., bob r. Phillipe.)-Tureny, Ilsarley; Friday, M Wawa, at ill. . alsasdas Green; Wobarisy. Widdiagtcat ; WiaislialtiVir. nu • Weinman, 1 - 111011 : 00 : 1 . libbsrtal, its quarter tit 11. pan Or B. Serbwro)-lbraday, Sneamby Inn ; Turn an, Rr. &Bs; Wedidadigy Bwrdpro Fork; Iltarsilay, Lorrtsby Ha; fit ds . W Inns Pio; brurgerg, idorwertk BiZa i at ;I. Friday, esswil liblia lbgru id aP W = . Cum lb. Da= I rad), st Wipe a - , Miles opens& Num of It'Rimy. brostess. 1830. 1861. 18.50.1,1851. - -- BRITIAN. ...--..... - 72 72 Aberdeen 37/ 37! Belfast and Ballymena 17 17 Belfast and County Down 16 33 Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire 939 1,331 84 2 11.1 Bl ac k bu rn llit,: and Exeter 189 189 Caledonian 4,200 27 ! 4; 7 29 12 4 7,848 9,2.38 94 94 Chester and Holyhead - 6 Cork, Blackruck, and Passage - I 168 22 49 :Dublin and Belfast Junction 4Bl, 668 63 33 Dublin and Drogheda 1,02.J 1,9.56 6 6 Dublin and Kingstown 161 16/ Dundee and Arbroath 31 31 Dundee,Perth,AbertleenJuns lOll 636 19 19 Dundalk and Enniskillen :18 68 East Anglian 79 79 East Lancashire 322 322 Eassern Counties and Norfolk 14,675 ,15,505 9.5 95 Eastern Union 12,22 0' 2,168 841 89) !Edinburgh and Glasgow 81 78 'Edinburgh, Perth, & Dundee 2,432. 2,360 -6" Es eter and Cmliton ...... - 1 90 18 19 ,Furness 1364 1711 IGlaagow and South Western 2,923 3,762 236 241 'Great Northern& E.Lincolnsh 7,11111,024 188 188 Great Southern & Western(ll) 4,682. 4,846 264 264 Great Western 15,782 17,034 - 25 Irish South Eastern 10 IN Kendal and Windennav 90 90 ;Lancaster and Carlisle ' 4,107' 4,086 260 260 'Lancashire and Yorkshire 39 39 Leeds Northern 12 12 Liverpoul,Crosby, & Southport 322. 331 617 639 London and North Western 6 5 London and Blackwall 171 173 London, Brighton, and S. Coast 10,492' 10,859 244 244 London and South Western 15 14 Londonderry and Enniskillen ' 143 166 111 11! Man., Button, & Matlock, &el 111 161 167 167 Manchester, Shelf., & Lincoln ' 6,053 6,649 9 9 l ,Manchtsder and South Junction 381, 482 28 28 i 3laryport and Carlisle o23= 647 49.51 4961 !Mid 'Mid land 21,764'21,814 50 126 and Great Western (Ins ) 1,344! 2,296 37 37 Monklanda 730 - 60 60 (Newcastle and Carlisle 146 119 ,North, British 422 222 'North Staffordshire 4,735 5,014 47 47 North Western 413 607 45 45 'Scottish Central 32 32 :Scottish Midland 415 316 294 2521 khrewsbury and Birmingham' 636 523 47 V 1-hrewsbury and Chester 29 29 Shropshire Union 68 68 South Devon 1,754 1.771 234 261 South Eastern 75 931 South Wales 69 77 !South York., Doncaster al Goole 1,211 1,517 40 40 Talr Valc 36 36 Ulster 1,01.3 1,013 23 2.5 Waterford and Limerick 13 13 West Cornwall 3l9' 231 12 12 Whitehaven Junction 193 •233 293 294 York, Newcastle, and Berwick 14,513 13,472 256 279 York and North Midland FoILEIGN. 1 152 152 Central of France 571 571 Dutch Ithenish 11 211 , Maria Antonia 139 227 63 63 "Montereau and Troyes 4121 4421 'Northern of France• 21.1.12 22,481 71 1311 Orleans and Bordeaux 1664 240 Paris and Lyons 82 82 Paris and Orleans 84 84 Paris and Rouen 6,142 6,095 107 194 Paris and Strasburgh 6,440 7,491 69 60 Rouen and Harre 67 121 lours and Nantes .. _ _1,316 2,0..8 67 . ours and Nantes lfi • The returns include the receipts of the Boulogne and Amiens line. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LIVBSPOOL, Nov. 7.—There has been a considerable business done in the share market to day, at a ri-e of 1 to * per cent. on all the principal railways. The transactions are :—Caledonlan (pref. shares), 61—East Lancashire, 141 —Lane.shire and Yorkshire, 541, 5, 41, I—Ditto (fifth shares), 81 d.—Leals and Bradford, 991—Loudon and North We,tern, 1141—Diqo (new *.shares), 2t, 4p.— Ditto (fifth shares), 2 p.—Manchester, Shetfie:d, and Lin coln, 271—Midland, 481, I—Ditto Birm. and Derby), 2:i—lteading, Guildford, and eizate, 211—South Eastern and Dover, 181, 19—Great Southern and Western (Ireland), 341. MANCH EATER, Nov. 7.—The share market has been very active, and prices of all stocks close higher, after a larger business than we have bad for several months. Sales of Caledonian, 121; East Lancashire, 141 1. 7 16; Leeds, 54 1 5; ditto (6 per cent.), 134 ; London and North Westerns (new quarters), 21 pr.; Norfolk, 181 ; Dover, lbd 19 1.16 19; Furness, 61. _ _ _ - . BIRMINGHAM, Nov. 7.—This market wore a rather im proved upect to-day, and shares generally were firmer. Stourhridgc and Kidderminster Banks were done at 91, and Shropshire Banks at 10. Butatoc, Nov. 7.—The market continues firm, but without activity. South Eastern and Boyers were done at 182, and Taff Vales at 149 i. LZEDIS, Nov. 7.—The share market has had a better appearance this morning. Quotations generally have some what advanced, and a comparatively large business has been done. The closing sales were as follows :—West Riding Union, (l dis. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 541 55; Great Northern, 161; Leeds Northern, 12; Leeds Northern Quarten, i pen. ; Midland Stock, 481 481 ; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 271; South Eastern and Dover, 181 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire Fifth., dia. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet, at the undermentioned quotations : Town Tallow, 375. nett each; Petenburgh Y.C. on the spot, 375. M. new, Mo. ed. old ; last three months, 375. ; January and March, 375. 6d. to 9d. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'Czocz. j o'Czocx. Two There is very little doing in the share market to- Every department of the Stock Exchange to-day day, and quotations are generally unaltered, yes- is very quiet, and the business unusually small. With terday's prices being in most cases well supported. the absence of the usual investments, and the receipt London and North Westerns have realised 114, being of lower prices from l'aris, some little flatness was at a rise on the last rates of yesterday's market. one time observable in the home funds, but gene- Preference shares and foreign descriptions are dull. rally prices have been well supported at the full INIANNA AND IM MO UNGUARANTELD. rates which have ruled during the latter part of the week. It is somewhat remarkable that no spe culations for a fall are going forward at present, the home considerations affecting the market being generally of a favourable character, and inducing a great deal of caution on the part of operators. Consols at ono time reached 981 for cash, but they are now quoted 977, to 98, both for money and Wednes day next, and 9$ to 981 for the next account of the 11th l)cc., these rates being just a shade worse than those at which the market closed yesterday . after noon. The business list of the morning is very restricted, embracing only :-Three per Cent Consols, at 98, ,1,-; ditto for account, 98; Three per Cents. lb:- duced, - 971, ; ; New Three--and-a-Quarter per Cents., 981„ '. The unfunded securities remain nt the reduced range lately current, 51s. to 51s. premium being the ruling rate for Exchequer Bills, though a small transaction took place in the smaller class of bills at 555. prem. India Bonds arc nominally called 50s. to 595. prem., with very little doing . The bargains concluded in th e foreign stock mar ket have not been of a character to call for especial comment, and values are scarcely changed. A few of the preferable stocks have to-day met with transactions at good figures. but there is scarcely any 'speculation beyond a slight movement in Vene zuelan, which, however, does not maintain the full advance recently noticed. Mexican Bonds rule at 25 to 1. The movenient in the north, it will be seen from our American news, is considered of sufficient importance to demand a special proclamation from the l'resident of the Lnited States. Further reports of the danger of Tampico are also received. The sales re ported this morning are as follows: Danish Five per Cents., 102 101 k. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 58; ; ditto Fdur per ('ent. Certificates, 90. Mexicans tbr account, 14th November, 251„ 23, 1. Peruvian Five per Cents., 1849, 871. ltussian Four-and-a-lhlf per Cents., 1021, 102. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 20, 1; ditto Passive, 5, 51 ; ditto Three per Cents., 391 ; Venezuela Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 367, 351; ditto De ferred, 121, Mr. Coleman, the accountant of Messrs. 'tuckers' estate, announces that, in pursuance of the liquida tion carried out through him, the second instal. ment of 2s. 601. in the pound will be payable on Monday. The demand for bills was very great yesterday in the market for foreign exchanges, which is generally supplied by drafts on the continent against ship ments, and by remittances from abroad on foreign places. The prices negotiated were as follows: Tune. Priers emanated. Prams To raneterdna per Short Its. Nee. ... 1111. Mete. Ditto • ........... " 3 Slonthell4.l4hete. .. lift. 19ate. Rotterdam 11.antbuta and Altrma I.ltata. lOire 4l .l3lnrat. 11 . Frank for.on-the-31ainv rer .ClO „ „ 12 a itr. dtr. vtetma pet r; „ IJII. :.nor. SSar. Tr:eate j, ' ; '""P tawla ..... . ,, tV;: 4 ite . . lilt nem " 45e. ... 15tr. 475 e. Mari, ... 1111;e1 21. e. ... 25e. Ditto _ 25& 4 e. Rordeaux 4312. 444. 2Sfr. l i r a T;t iue. .............. .„_...» " 011•111 Gems rulers; pre souse „ 124) peace ... 120 penes .... „ trace ... 121 pence RA' AAAAA kberdeers Amberg., Nnithar., Po tae. .on East J.netlo. . k Stogy kaller Birkenhead Lantailßre ir Closing prices Yesterday. a. In to-p&p ■v to I p.m. 'lOO " 40 43 13 • Chen Jun.. Late 331.40.1 d Bristol and Paster Ode Osman ,Chester Itzet Itulyhe..d Dubin and Belfast J use FAIR AM,eal.ill (Ll5l. Is G and 1.. D; Do. (AIN E. i. s lingers tounties Item Unto., Mae AA. paw u. be.) 4.06 If and editt, fit Lana.ubire Do. flew I Oh ktell allk a West Lodi. Docks _ : 3 1 3 3 41 119 99 119 109 dig 79 12 129 13 119 33 $1 die 71 1 ' :1 II 149 ag sad Biro:. lunciion ... Edinburgh and Li 4 , gurr Edinburgh, l'erth,Litunto iGreat !Culbert, ... • • --• •batek,A.Drfeert.., FrIATC4, If, r,perCt . i:.Bauto. and Wen. ( Ire. Gnat Wearra lA.amter 7 - 7 :: lAsicaskgre owl Ir.. sz 49 41 23 ;,7 S 4 161 16 1 / 12 12f 14j 331 912 62 To 73 Ty by pay 441 dim 39 ) 11 121 7 934 941 113 1131 21 le pm 1 1„ I 11 „ 32, 63 4 7{l 2 fly u. 27 24 31 Ty Ma 499 49 dim 24 26 11), kkhnre• F.Z. Lee& Nartharn . Lau., Brighton, at :4. C.nst , !Loodon zs North-Wester, 1/41:1;:, Do. Fifth. la,duu k Sutli-Wcsti /la l)n 13.:, A: .0 . . Mauch., Hun., and Matlock d.onen.,abet Unents.l.. Lnel. Unity, 111 6 u,: iw:naß+ ':' Do. Bum. and De rby Median,' Oleat MeMares(l) Newmarket Newport, Abergeveney. and timbre" . Newry end tanlakilken 71 11 S 41 dill Northern ronntiot Colon North Ktitish Is SO 15. it 131 Ma 5 Sis 8. S. di* dls vitt .3f 141 12f 131 ex tliv 4 9 G. 74 11 G. 4. 4$ 3 4 dls 4 16 1 1 1 4 I!Ion; i)7,„. 13 16 7 1 4 1; 1 I do Si 114 dls 13 14 161 19 361 IT 4 3 dls 16 I;,u. 11l 161 It 4 1:1 1111; 3 17 14 511 1 21 21 i 48 I 1811 16 i Madrid • per Alm ;; 49 . Pence ... 19 ( i , . rtre . „ „ 43, woe , . ... 49, pence Malaga t• .. 49 'Knee ... 19 !afar Gibraltar ~ „ „ 49 pew ... 49 irate Sterile .. ilacelana. „ „ 43 per.ce ... 49 pence Bilbao Li, JOG per antral „ „ 3.4 penee .. 31: perice ororta .. —. ...... —.... ~ „ 374 pence ... 31 it two St. Petersburg per ruble „ 9 , 1 ben, . 37 pence The amount of hills drawn by the East India Com pany on their respective Presidencies front the 24th ult. to tho ith instant is as fol!ows : Rates of Exchange. Bengal £BS,ll9 5 S 1 29.. per Co.'s 3lsdras Bombay 4OO 0 0 2s. Ofd. per do. V 5,574 5 11 The total amount drawn since the ith January is 1 307 LW/. as. id. The price of gold, on Thursday, at Paris, NM about par (new tariff rate), which, at the Eng lish mint price of 3/. 17s. 10!.d. Ix•r ounce for stan dard gold, gives an exchange of 2.).17; and the ex change at Paris on London at short being 2).22 it follows that gold is about 0.218 per cent. dearer in London than in Paris. 'I he imports of specie this week include 400,000 dollatis by the Atlantic, from New York ; 300,0110 dollars by the Asia, from New Y,.rk ; 2,745/. by the Montrose, Peninsular and Oriental steamer (310/. from Gibraltar, 2,435/. from Lisbon); STAN. by the Euxine, Peninsular and Oriental steamer, from Gib raltar; 70,000/. from Russia; and 5,$ 9/. by the Bosphorus, General Screw steamer (5,292/. from the Cape of Good Hope, and 577/. from Sierra Leone.) 1 he total of imports is about 226,0004 The exports of speck this week from the outports include 50,200/. by the Indus, Peninsular and Oriental steamer (3,0001. in sovereigns for Alexandria, 37,4)K/t. in silver for Calcutta, and 9,/3001. in silver for Bombay, /44 Ceylon.) The account of the position of the Bank of Eng and for the week ending Saturday the Ist of N3VCM btr, published pursuant to the Art 7 and /3 Viet., c. 32, is us follows: 104 01..AND.—A , cocrY the the watit milno soy. 1. len 1.!1! Nc•te. t.ate 5Z.60,P04: Gottru . t.ent Le' *lulu u Prt.priesor. lAg.t . 1 .....f.14.1 , 4 Zen . 3 15.3 Publie . I . );;;O.4iiii * Uau . I * . * tztitAs.L. of ritscton Dete..• Aceta.l 5.437453 nev er 1%337.251 nuvesdarsast•Ataat Wt. 1.20e.8413 Nov 6, 1851. P. 1 .0 4412 •sther 2,10.4.1 s ;,..6100 ivar.so, Alma. Lul. , , 343;0 FORFIGN RA In 'ills:Warne and Amiens .. % Centre' France (Vierzon) . 111 Ade► Rhennik in lii ilti;eilediO7 . ...". ... & S Oreat hobo., Peolnef.e.. I S St. Do. 10 10 I Azessbouret .. .., ~ 5 I 3 I Ds.k. (FL !lolly) ~. . S 21 I Do. (Doe') .., ... ~ s3i' 271 Maria doom. .. . , ~ ( 10 $ i Do. do. New ... ~ SO 10 Slemor sad Uwe .., .. 70 , 16 Northern of France 10 ; V Inane and tordeaus . to , On Patie an.l (Olean,. .., .„ 2u 1 70 .Parle and Roues .., .. 26 1 3 IPar:e ao4 etrast.oerg ~ 7o I 30 ;Born sod !levee .., ~ 30 ! 7n 'gran sad M, u-e ... ~ a, , ts !tun awl Itook• ... .. 1i8.U7,E:•5 4.7:A,70 , ; MST, tkosealtt Oefarg.hir. 4wits.s. thin 1 Ms4l4 A u.gulty, £l3 241 7./1 ssourktia 12.4tKorC: Soto 1,..1.1a5...1 'user 'Oll ( K. MARSHALL, Cl 2 .750.(.4 The above returns, when compared with those for the week preceding, exhibit the following changes: Circulation issue Circulation active 20,4(k:1,725 Decrcat.c 229,510 Public deposits 5,437,653 Inertaic 262,200 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 13,241,768 Without alteration Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills 1,263,856 Incre.e 4,489 The Rest The Reserve .8:820:916 lacresa! .286;9.86 According to the official returns publi.hecl in the Gazette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private banks of England and Wales during the week ending the 25th of October last, was 3,622,1301.; in the week preceding, the amount was 3,636,5151. There is consequently a decrease of 14.380/. The note circulation of the joint-stock banks during the same week was 2,865,004/., and the pre vious week's return being 2,903,7001., the decrease is shown to be 30,6061. On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques tion was 20,698,23 M. (being 22,2301. more than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 27,18.1,4,10/., which shows on balance a decrease of 30,7611. as compared with the returns for the previous week, ending the 118th of October. Nortb s.outh Wt,4t,ltule.l Oxford, Wore., et Wuleer raw! tirh Central Seottimh Me.lLied Shrewo. it Eire., Cass A hreln.burj Llzepter 11 . ; .r. W. M 1..) iIZ.: 71;;;Ttri ::: :: Sbrapoliirr Union ... .. South Itevon ... ... ... Smith L..iena ... ... .. illgitli Wgle. ... .. ivoth Yurk.h.Stßivryl),. Shrit,ltotti..kGo..l..,s.ll. Stirling un,l Dunfrrm'in. •tortton and Ilart:.:p ...1.. itturnesllATenl.ockatlt:nl !Vale of timith ... ~. YT . I.6,Ner .tie ur.4lA ki do.rxtt noon. fork rod North Mo LINES LEASED AT ►IXED IRESTAI ilitteutoslutzetOntordhuse I colledulypd..ormthituar antee (lea .to tit.Weet. 164 39i Ditto enthoot niptanntse, (to.ted to GreetWeetern 20 111 .6 Mem.. War., end Dudley' W0.1101..1,4 wittlettae.i (e... 01 to GresttWt.tero' 11 10 pia Ditto withoot agoaronteel (len.e.l to Gre.o Weetern, 7 9pa Ilueloophom.htre (leaeed to LondoetaN.Weetera, 17i 16 Clytleedale Joinlm (letoo (I to rale.loolen . 41 46 EttetLarcolneb.goor and to Ot. Northern) 33 I? is I Is (1t0..0tl to Groat `A cotton 1j 2irs liallltztelby(LTurkitNAlid lOD 103 Do. rh.tras (dattot 61 Do. attar.* (ditto).. 23 34 Lee&ta Bradford (Mulked b9i IgOi Lcerloa and Green. telt _ 'hewed to South Pottera l Ditto Preference (ditto) Lowestoft Gunr.4perCeet (Irescil to Norfolk) Nortbernernatern B pirCt 'towed to Its•Ltostatior Unto dots 3 per Cent 34 $1 PrestoonWlyre One. Lon t 1131.West.44Lanc.141ork 11 44 111 111 24 :$ ii lased., 'natl., and Reigate (leaned to *Ann in.teen' at 21i Royalton end II whin (lees.l to ttre..t N.,r? beta I Lk,. nhepretb Etien.(ditto II 2on Oman ntatrurdelam, to Kr. Wele.ut I 3j 3 dim Wear VeVey, 4 p. ClAnta (teamed to stuttmonantr 2la 17 MU. & S,4IICIMt to Went W.tern 9ti 911 PRILFEKENCZ :SHARP:IL Ogertoolmn £.lll ..1 4it Cherter mat ll,olyhvad ... 13 13k Dundee, Pert h, 1...td Aber de •o Juntnun ... I i die East Annitan(l/.10,e,4p.Ct. II If liasternCounttes Letem., 3 per Ct no. I I 6 pre 1 Mu do. No. t I dis i pm Do. New c per Cent. ,toelil ipi 111 Zaet.Calua, , mtp,tu.6p.Ct Ile 10 Fellothorgh, Perth, aad: Dundee, 33 per Cent ...1 I i I dis m Nem horn ) p,rlhen' in i l ir, I.Do.Spet.Kedeetnole.e4crip, PIAUI& We-tro I,Eigethe, 1 16 pm i eks.o we...tern (Berke and Bente. Estn. 3 per Cent LancestpresVorke. I' £2 , Do. 6 per Cent. Stoat . Loadon,Brialm,le&Coem,l ' Pret.Speret.nmet.lnll.l IDtto3 New Guar. I per CP, illeendon & N.Wete..Onv.it Nuneatne) 3 per Cent... Dml.maSthWwtern lea liws.SbeffekLlne. Do. New gl• Loo. 130 132 IMP 0.n..e . i.i15:.;p.6 SI Roe°lt La tenet°. .. _. 1 I Do.Oaaranteed 5. pee Ct. I ;North Puttee ... ... .. I ',Oaleid, Woreeeter, me Weiser., R 15.6 per Out ; 1 $ Illuelre.eitenn.N( .Guar. j II :IbeelreACLestet(Nts.W. : NIL) 6 per Cent.— U South Devon .. .. IT I Tact, 01.25 ?l urtb a r.;: k g.Pure ' lti i iDetto thtto _., ~ .. 111 14 Ix IPa 114 II II 4 4 44 e 1 4 dB 10 114 16 12 Iff 3 11. e. 31i 2 I i IILWAYN. 101 161 164! 61 17 . 2% bps I I " 2 3 21 7 21 3% 6 6 144 4 1%1 6 SV 11 211 221 6 6L2% 6 1 3 lo SI6II 11 2% WOOL MARKET.—THIS DAY. The Colonial Wool sales at the Hall of Commerce con tinue to be attended with a fair share of English buyers, but very few Continental. The flatness of the Cloth trade in Yorkshire checks any improvement in the value of Wools, which the news lately received from the gold dig. gings in Australia might have otherwise produced, and prices st these sales are for some descriptions of Wools rather more in favour of the buyer than at the commence ment. It is expected the sales will continue till Saturday, the 16th inst. The week's imports of Wool into London amount to 3,334 bales, comprising 160 from St. Petersburg, 835 from Alexandria, 42 from Hamburg, 2 261 from Tagan• mg, 8 from Smyrna, 26 from Leghorn, and 4 from Ostend. 8 *4 II 13 As regards the fistsl issues, the private bankswere 1,075,9131., and the joint-stoek banks M 1,893/.. be low the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 1,620,8381. below the fixed amount. ENGLISH kT i.B.—Tats Der. Mink 6tnek. 514 15 • 1448. Aumaltre.. 3 per CL Reduced. 97$ I 1..113 2.3 4 3 per et. 04,44, Ki A intad 1,6001.,51, 544. 34 per et. ronsoll. 14 , 4 I Esau our 1:U14, tam., Cowed. fur AM., 107 e 44 per et. %leen, 21 3 5 per et. Ftraslll.m. dd d On. New, 644 .;4 .1 per 11. Ruenu. Ayree, 46 5 4 per 11. Milan, 1..2 4 3 ior Ct. Chllien, 64 6 31.'r Ct. lhal.h. ,46 3$ per Ct. Dutch. !64 I 4 per It. Dutch, VI 3 4 .4 Equador, 3 1 Inv Ct. Grenada. 134 141 Sardniau 5 per POREIG: r rir 3 pa' C 4. Irrilrort. 23 # di ler C:. Perot:DA. r , - rtr rod. 41 2 5 1 2 . Cr. Po. Witte., 23 ? 512:r lett.ho. 111 is 1 1 Dor Ct. !turbo,. 1: 1 1# 21 pr.: et. •••,• .3141. Actor, 20 11 31st et. 21.,13101. 32# 1 1 / Do. Do-.tr. S pa et. Vruosools. 3 2 2# 84 Do. 11, 5 •ted, 11# 1 Deal. 3i 1 die. COMMERCIAL AND -MARKETS WEEKLY SENINIARY OF THE PRODCCE MARKETS. MINCING -LAM:, SA ITItIEtY MORNING The colonial markets are still labouring nutter Noreen depression, and the downward tendency in prices is not yet checked. Sugar has again been sold at a decline of tid. to Is. per cwt., and some low qualities .'.tow even a granter re duction in value. There is very little inclination to pur chase l'ulfee, although rates from 10. to Is. 0.1. lower than those ruling last week have b.‘en accept, d. Pepper is about per lb. lower, and smile sales of Stltpetre have been made at fully Gd. per cwt. reduction. The Tea market Li very II tt. and only a small amount of bufine.a has been transacted. WINE AND SPIRIT TRADE The monthly Circular of Memory. W titer Howell and Hull has the following remarks on this branch of business. SIIFICIIV.—The demand is steady; for good clean com mon Win, there is more inquiry, resulting, doubtless, from the unwillingness of the Spanish houses to continue shipping wines at losing quotatims. 1 lie present year's vintage at Port St. Mary s and at Xeres Wan eompleted in September, and a scarcity of wine is the result. Our friends write us: We know seine erowera who have not got this year one-sixth part of what they have on an average obtained. With regard to the quality, it is be lieved that it will be found a fair averagi. This scarcity, together with that already experii mad in the three pre ceiling Tears, has raised the price of Wines, and there is no stock of the low classes consequently many naraiis of con sideration have insreasCd the prices of all low Wines. POIZT.—The position of our Port %Vine trade is singular —we are now feeling the inconvenient effect of the sacrifice of the old tawny Wines which were fore.vl for sale under the public hanitner some three year. since ; both here and in Oporto old Wines of hue quality are scarce. We have CV:ry prospect of Wines of this thisciiption for the next to n )ear. becoming more valuable to the shipping, and bottling I OWN. lilt N ov.—The demand for first marks awl good Brandies for home purposes, although sluggish during the summer months as compared with MO, has luvn considerable throughout the autumn, and has cau.ed tit. consumption up to the 2.ith October to exe..ed by 3,191 gallons the same period of last year. Of young 1:r tidies of Mill vintage our market is a!noot bare ; the demand fur export, particularly to Sydney and California, has been gnat, and ha. enhanced the price of this vintage in our mark. t. In Ruin the recent trau...ehena have been extcmire. and the market has etnuequently advanced. SMITHFIELD HAY MAIUiF.T.—THIS DAY. m, P.n. Cooper and Davis report the .111. ply -hurt hut equal to the demand. Prime meadow Ilay, 72, to 77a. ; lure rior 60 , . to 711 a. ; Itoweu, 604. to Wm. ; Clover, 70, to ; a, culla cut, G'Jt. to 721.; Straw, 2.'.. COVENT-GARDEN.—TIIIS DAY. English I'iuc Apples continue plentiful, and Grapes, both bireign and English. are also alitital,oit. Kars are still brought from the Continimt. The Iv English kinds fetch 2s. to 4.. a doz., and 'ts. to 12*. per half sieve. Oranges aro coming iu plentifully. Nuts remain nearly the same us quoted last week. 11.irrotA, Turnip., Cabbages. &c., are sufficient fur the demand Potatoes are gem rally goal in quality. LettUees rind other Wading :.re• sullicient fur time demand. Mushruums are still a little elmm:aper. Cut ftmwers consist of Maths, l'elargmmiumus, Miannnttte, Heliotropes, Stepliauotis, Biguotiia venusta, and Rows. FRUIT /L. VIIoNoPPII`N Pr* lb., T. , Abistsivb.. Ner peek, rls ye.., bothowle, I'. lb.. 2.1 to So I 141/4.4t. .1Y Ib.. :4 to 1. por lb., Ulto is I Itrangeo, prr .1 I o to lr r,4 e. eb . is tl. I trr l.Mt , Lk t,, ip. Vopleo, kiteb., per bu.h.,' at,)2slkl 1 Nub., IWr. , p. b. 41., No I.w 22.. IN ors, olcooert. per clos.. 2. to 4. writ, p. I Ilott to ILL Ide no., per 1t0r.., I. to =s I filberts, per 100 lb., 7iLs W 110. Mauls, ter Wbb., 120 to :to I irE , IrrAilLE.4. , nio,orti. per okor Sato Is •ttool.uts, p.or lb. tool to Ad t ',Witt:otter% por 1701., 0.1 to Jr thorlie, µr .., Gt lu lki limosli. poi bunch. l:1. to Is brthrhobit, poi doz., it to G , French licans.pct btouvev, Is t. ii lettuce, 1'411., p. 'oil% id to IN Pros per Aelco, Go to thl i —. Cot, pc: :sore. it too I. .._ . . .. , Putoturo, ter eon, 12s tu 51. .. Small la'ado p. ism, 211 ti..k. Per eon., 2. to So thine Kea.. ler 4.11., lo id to hi per boob.. lo tol to 2. G.l 1 ited heel. Der 4 .5.,„ .• to 2. rnmilch Per our., h. NI to 3I I 31 uolsruton.... I .. p.):, lout 1.1.: — ucuonhert, each, Id to :o -- per tot.h.. 2.. to 10. tudtohco, per doe, 91 t., Is • a %Inch per h.;: ..o.ce, , SI ;. it Turnip, perdox., Is :a lo Sd Toosoturo, pt r hol - -oicee, 3o to to ..eteee, pee tour pe, !hi If 1..14 retuvl, ill, le•InCll, .21 to :•. Carrot., per bunch. id to .41 Sioui7, per lou.ch. 24.1 to .3.1 I:rumv4 ,prouto, per b...: 'lose, I Thyme. per hunch, Id to 3.1 . o rol to '''lot Parsley p.n..... ban, to I. J. Spinach, per were, to n 1 to 2.1 It...tode. loin.. 2d '., it le* table Narrow., ICr du., le . ?Vt. e per I•terk 1.1 to 2u to 1. ,1 1 21,41,. per b . web, &I :.1d _.___ Oaidik per bunch, Id to 34 NI.AIIIeII, p. 'AA NI. Lek., per btautb. Id to Id •• Niirjunaholo., buieh, 3,1 :o W Wawnro wr.turcLa. iu fd COALS.—LoNuoN, Nov. T.—CLOSE OP THIS MARKET —llate's West Hartley, 1;5.61.; llolywell, 174.; 11.‘rtle- Pool West Hartley, 17s. ; Lonariedte's Wcst !barge,. I7s. 31.; Townley, 1. - el.; West Wyhun, 15s. WEE% lied Bowdon, close ute.ereened, ; Walls End Goio birth, 195.; Walls End Northumberland, Lamlo ton Primrose, 19, 3J.: Walls End Draddyll, 20.; Walls End Iletton, 2114. ; Will,. End Lanibton, 205.; Walls End Belmont, 194. 341 ; Walls Elul NVliitssell, IN.; Walls End Denison, Is.. tkl.; Walls End Kelloe, 211,.; Walls End south Killoe, 155.; Lltumennuels, 225. W.—Ships at mar ket, 42; sold. 27. ME'rALS.—Mr. Nloatc'e circular states that bar iron is in little rote. st. Stafforddii..e iron is in good demand. Scotch pig iron has assum, il considerable firm. nos, the last accuunta from New York confirming the demand, with an improved tendency ; this has caused eon ..iderahle inquiry here for America brands, which we quote at 101., free on board at Glasgow, storekeepers' warrants. No. 1, ordinary brands, storekeepers' warrants, free on board, at 38.. 9.1. Mixed numbers. makers' oh!i eations, free on board at 38s. lid. ; and No. 3, fee. Sw e di s h iron is without inquiry. Swedish steel There is nothing to report this week. Copper : A good business doing. British tin is in goal demand. A shipping Ino.i.tiasi ta doing in common. Itetined also is mitelt inquired for. Foreign tin is more in request. There are buyers of Banco at 79.., seller, at 794. &I. Certified Strait. find ready buyers. Speller : l'urchases fur shipment on Froich account have been made to the extent of 210 tuns, ut 131. 12.. 04. over ship's side. The stock on the lit instant was 13,664 i tons. lend in still dull of sale. Tin plates : The demand is good. soil the last accounts front New York being more favour able, manufacturers are looking fur higher prices. STATISTICS OV TUE HCILEFORDsIIIRE Pitonc- TI9VISTS.—In the famous speech delivered by Mr. Booker, ELI'., at the Herefordshire Agricultural Meeting, on the 15th ult., it will be remembered that in support of his argu ment, that the population of Herefordshire was declining in consequence of the emigration induced by the pressure of frac trade, be stated that lathe parish of Tedston Delamere, of which parish his father had been rector, the population had declined from 300 in 1811, to 1.50 in 11451. In conse quence of the publication of this statement the Rey. E. 11. Cradoc k, the present rector. writes as follows The real facts of the case are, that the population was returned as 207 in 1811, and 193 in 1841. Me population in this parish in 1811, as stated in the parochial register then kept by Mr. Booker's father, was 249. It would theta fore appear that the decrease, during the last ten years, may be attributed to the legislation of 1846. with quite as much reason as the nearly proportionate decrease of the preceding thirty years may be traced to the prospective influence of the same political change." So much fur Mr. Booker's facts. LAYING PAVEMENTB.—With reference to the de fect, in laying down pavement, they generally arise from a bad foundation. Pavements are frequently laid on new or made ground, which should either be closely and carefully rammed or pressed all over, and filled up with dry hard rub bish, or what is much better, with 6 or 8 inches of good con crete, perfectly levelled to a fair and even surface, on which the paving stones should h laid. I have often observe d where paving has be e n laid down in courtyards, &c., i n front of new buildings, the atones have slid away from the walls, and left unsightly gaps, highly suggestive of careless ness, or something worse, on the part of the contractor, and of equal inattention by the architect. All this would be prevented by forming a proper concrete foundation be fore laying the stones. If this be not on which they are laid be irregular, and hard in others, the large paving-, acted on most unfairly, to be tilted which case they act as strong levers, struction, and are certain either to be some unsightly and irregular position: )e not done, and if the bed tutor, or yerguir a rieg•atonca ' --• ‘norilia Led about -.- rAT - Wt - :.; vim, alai itaMir ova ltlo-'' 1. to be br Or ~,i,,,,dir . ..,.. ~..._ -•,...i.t.,) c,..... .e.. 3 i: y'AdV,ISMA N