The Express. — London, England, 1851-02-22 00:00:00

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Hi 3j lA' : 131 15 and slrrb3lBlll 110 and 11.tvre 111 2" 4aatort an4l Si/ 13 fours and Nantes 14 1 u *4 dig N+ 31 311 LIVERPOOL, Feb. 21. grocx-Exenanot.—There was a good general business to-day. and privy remain firm on the ',Bak —Saks: Birkenhead, Lanradilre, and (inekuie, 91 W—Bolton, Milacron. and West Turk, No. 1, —Driedonian, 11 Eind Laaerhis, De—Kendal and Windermere, 91—lannishire and Vork.hirt, 30I—Ditto (fifth Aare.), .1-16 d.—LlTeepool, 1 . -aeby, and Southport, ee t p.—Londra and North Western. 134—Ditto . nen f 'barn) , 62 p.—Manehealer. ethelteld,and Linn, 3:l—Ditto (pref. shares), 1 1-01110 (61. new proeff. slum', t p. , - !Midland. 621 —Ditto (i shares), 151 d.—North Beulah. 9, —Blireensleary and Birmingham (13/. 3s. 3d. D.), 6 7-16— • Ditto (W. *7. 3d. It•, 5 —York. Newcastle, and Bernick (unpaid up), It d.—York and North Midland, 241—Dublin and Belfast Junc tion, 113 d. M.4NCIIESTER, Feb. 21. ~ra Exit I':e.—There was *tamely so much activity es Cu tUU• inset us days of the week, sad prices welts rather weeks:. LEEDS, Feb. 21. STOCK P2LCHANOII. —There is very little change to re port in the Aare mtukrt lila lamming, tbourb on the whole It I. taint. t firmer Ars preterday. Midterm stock ban improved Bons 611 !panda,. to 62 044 mornme. The otber maks nab; Bast Lan. etehire. 141 144 6a. 31.; i.C.131 and Throb, I eit 13 Think 34 I. 2atl lk id. di.; North Wrateras, 3 at 121-2 at 121 d..; loath barters and Dorms, 26; Mwrtb Wester, het. ; 121; York sad Nartb 241; Liscashin Tortola:vs, NI. METAL%.—Mr. Monte's circular states that "Welsh bar iron is in demand for shipment; but few parcels in 'resold hands; the makers are very firm, being full of rail orders. In Scotch pigs a better feeling exists, they may be quoted at Gd. p•r ton dearer than last week ; the shipments during the month of January were 29,000 against 19.000 in WO, being an excess of 10,400 tons ; a good demand exists for foundry purposes. Be the last accounts from New York, a large businera had le•en done at from 21, to 22 dollars on the spot; 3.000 tons had been sold to arrive. Staffordshire iron is again much inquired for; the makers are full of orders and quite indifferent about effecting sales. Swedish iron: Some specifications are on the market suitable for India, which arc held at 121. per ton. Swedish steel is inquired for at la, holders demanding ss. to Ifif. 10s. Copper: A good home trade doing. Yellow metal sheathing : The low price of this article, u compared to copper, is attracting the attention of ship owners. British tin Common is difficult of sale at the ad vanced rates. Refined is in great demand. Foreign tin is firmly held ; holders are not disposed to give way in price ; buyen st 871.. sellers at all. 10s. Shelter: Not any transactions have taken place. Lead is an great request. Tin pLitrs sell readily. Best charcoal is very scarce sad in great request tar Canada and the United States. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22, 1851. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN I Oas of the - lee r tarfie° in , .Ikmah) then ,aaa ti r report, e main poults of w eh appeared estey . RAILWAY MEETING. i Espras. I The CHAIRMAN then put the resolution, that the Yesterday,re the ordinary general isalf- ly court po rt and accounts as read, be eaceiveil, adopted and eireu ted, which was carried unan!inously. K proprietors of this company, was held in the New Board The CHAIR3IAN next proposed the resolution, declaring Room at the Euston Terminus, B. C. Clegg, Esq., M.P., the dividend of 21. Ids. per lOW. stock. chairman of the company, presiding. The advertisement eammuning the mecuug and the minutes of that previous 1 Mr. GASKELI.--Said be gathered from the chairman's Laving been read, oh*.evation, that it would in his opinion be a prudent act to The CHAIRMAN said,—l should have been glad if keep a large reserve for the purpewe of meeting the competi- tion to which they would in all probability be subjected. &had been iii my power to congratulate you upon an increase if the Great Western stretched its broad guage upwards to la the piss cat ae r trate . ; I.at you will fine upon reference to the . the north—and they had leariLl tiara tile reports of the report—and doubtless the same causes are acting on it Shrewsbury and Birmingham meeting, that nrrangemente to which I have alluded on former occasions—that it has fur the introduction of the broad guage into that district remained very nearly stationary. With rd to one of were being made—if those arrangements were 'carried out the principal brunches of our revenue,—the goods trafac— there was every reason to believe that when it united the 'the increase has been remarkable, indicating a great ins crease of deemed throughout the country, and, I may arl'using compan y , a competition of the most real "' eh ' • meter would commenced. Now, if the North Western add, in the general prep rity of the masses of the people.. Company took care, by limiting the dividends, to keep in (Ileac, hear.) Bat there is another branch of your accounts their strung box a large reserve, it might enable them to to which I refer with equal satisfaction ; 1 allude to the maintain a steady dividend, notwithstanding that working expenees and their amount us compared with the '''ell'etitirm ' while the fact of their being so amount in previous halt years. (Hear, hear.) Now, no prepared would, probably, render the other com executive hotly can create traffic, but it is in the power of Refer* less anxious to euter into the competition. ea executive body to take care that the working expenses r ropetors should he willing to submit to a temporary are kept down to a proper rate; and upon that point I think sacrifiee, in order to prevent reckless competition. It ap we have • right to claim your apprnbation upon this peered to him that there would lie equal justice to the pro occaeion. (Cheers.) We hue done • considerably increased prietors whether the money was paid at once into their own amount of work es ale but a relatively small addition to the pockets, or whether temporarily, fur the benefit of the working expense, ;and I may add that a much lancer . concern a portion was reserved. The shares represented amount has been laid out upon the stuck during the late r not merely the line and the plant, but also the reserve fund, half-year than in any preceding half-year. On very many and they had therefore a proportionate value in the mar inade connected with the main line we have already k al `s ma the capital account. On the locomotive ac- t * A SH.VREHOLDER wished to say a few words respect. event, on the carriage and waggon account, and also ing the surplus. He highly approved of the determination am that account of the estimated expenditure which I to v ace a surplus of 150,01141/. ; but he would be glad to has been submitted to you on two previous oc- • ia know with regard to the gentlemen who were about to he melons, and which is now we have laid before p ropo s ed as directors, and whose opinions were likely to you by the autlitors, NO far we have closed the have areat influence, whether it was their intention to let capital account ; and I confidently hope that in I so . the surplus go un accumulating indefinitely. Though he gave the count of a few months we shall be enabled, full credit to the board for ability and honesty, he would be far es the main line is concerned, to carry that principle sorry to ex pose theta to the temptation of a surplus, which much further. (Hear, hear.) But, gentlemen, lam sorry bud them to represent as necessary expenditure to state that owing to the non-completion of the negotiations m' g at which in flirt was not necestaay. (Hear, hear.) with the Great Western Company, to which 1 alluded fhe CHAIRMAN, sal d m viewing questions of this when I had het the honour to address you, we shall find it . kind, we have to consider not only the duty of laying aside necessary to call upon you fur a further outlay in the a very• considerable reserve fund, and the cart which may town of Birmingleuu. It is not my intention to enter into be thus produced, but also to take into account she effect the question of the reasons for that non-coinpletion. I re which the proprietary have • right to expect will, when we gret deeply (the report alludes to the subject) that the are in a state of prosperity, be produced upon the value of Great Western directors ejected the terms d e l ay were their property by the declaration of an increased dividend. offt-red ; and I also regret extremely that the delay which (Hear, hear.) 1 may also add, that the board was unani arose from the communications on the subject dial not allow moue in the opinion that on this occasion d) per cent. (Bei- I Us, at an earlier period, to put before you the cense deed was the right dividend to offer you. (Cheers.) I quent n,ecesity which has mien fur a further outlay at the town of Birmingham. The other confess, gentlemen, that I heard the declaration of the on. proprietor who ',fear first, as well as that of the hon. pro point upon which we are not ready at this mo prietor who followed him, nil,, the highest satisfac ment to close the etpital account is the necessary atetimrno tion. (Hear, hear.) With reference W the partieus dation for the rapid developmeut of our gnat% traffic. (Hear.) lar enquiry or the last proprietor, I should be pre- The Met is that that branch of our traffic has increased at sumptuous Indeed if I pretended to 'elk the question which such u rate that really it would by quite impossible for me im this occasion t„ state what actually will he necessary for in he has P at ' with "g ar( ' to the opinion of the I"n* say tl men who may be elected into the beard. All I can, ii full and efficient mcoministlation. (Cheerse hope, however, that at th e next indi ..,,,_ ,idy meeting, w „me may be the that they have been proprietors of this company during both the half-years' when thew• principles have been man to address you will be in a position to ask fur a finalput forward and settled, and, as they raveds, no obj ection Tore on that hind—(wn, hear)—inul then I believe we then. I cannot doubt that they will elm' he advocates fur the shall have effected the total closing of the capital account, same principles when in the board. (Hear.) in on far as the main liar in coneemed. (Hear.) As an evi dence that our pnweedinge tend in that direction I may Mr. BASSETT said , while he entirely concurred in what mention that we have this yearordered, set you will sue by the had fallen from the chairman, he firmly believed that the ref suet, it considerable udditiou to the working stock, ell o f value of the company's property would he greatly enhanced which by the accumtaittion of a lurge reserve fund. As an heti which is charged to revenue— cheers —the psyntent being victual, he should have la-en perfectly eitisficil with a a per spread ove r A period of years. (Hear.) I mention this cir cumstance in order that the proprietors may see that we c 'nt. divideud for the present ; lint, for the reasons assigned by the chairman, he thought it more wise and judicious to are hoi,,Viele carrying out the pledge we gave at the former meeting. (Hear, hear.) You will see by the accounts divide hi per cent. which have been sent tumid that the directors mean to pro- The CHAIRMAN said he was one of those who doubted pose au increased dividend on the present Otensitin. I cm. that the receipts frum the Exhibition would be so large as hall been anticipated. (Hear, hear.) Ho would like to 'tidily confess to you that i(1 hail been administering my own private 'Seim, I should have preferred not to neili . e realise them before making any appmpriation. (Laughter.) any increased payment of dividend out of the net receipts The niotion was then agreed to. in the present position of our affair.. I should have waited Mr. henry Crosfield was then electiel an auditor in the until I had seen what were the effects of the competition place of Elias Joseph Morley, E.g. deceased. The CHAIRMAN proposed "'Phut the remuneration of now coming against us from various quarters • but knowing, es I do, that we are connected with a b ' ody of the auditors of this company by 100/. each per annum, with proprietor., •to Sane of whom an inenseed dividend is free pass over the company's limn." is a matter of considerable importance, Ido not think it The motion having been carried, right to ask you on the present occasion to ini•resne the rc- The CII A IltalAN then put the following resolution.: serve fund, which twice you baie adopted and approved. "'That Captain the Hen. Swinfat Thomste Carnegie, (Hear, hear.) With regard to the prolvahle effects of con- RN., and George Ilan Lawreuce, Eel., be re elected clan petition, I feel considerable uPprellension in approaching tore of this company; end that Thomas Booth, Esq., be elected a director of this company, in the place of Lewin the question, in cowsequence of the position in which it now Morley, Esq., who goes out of office."— Agreed to. stands, from the eummunitatimer we have received front than parties now opening new linos, and thus raising the Mr. RCP:ON then proceeded to read the following 14- competition against us. We made propositions to those solutions, which were severally put front the chair : companies, by which the compitition might have been car- That the following portions of the Sharehuldi rich on at equal rate., but when we find that such a prome Bill of last year be adopted : salon will not answer their view*, but that they must have la. so much of cleave aas provided for the appointment, at the what they are pleased to call "discriminate rules ,'• mean- scead half.yerely unsung in race year, of Me sharthold• e' to set ing, I minion, differential rates, so as to draw t he tragic for the thed coning year as an au it corninittav, whine duty It a s„l, be to met la the month ot January In each year, in ceder to remit. front the shortest and best routes, and take it to the meet in convenient and circuitous—when this principle is to be pro- I rm o w ad i ? o t i h , t e o ;',: u s i e l t ,,, h b le lif ir hre4,,Trneg,l is a k a *tt r a 'r us i. th : i e tleete pounded, lam once you a-ill agree with me that it Moir who at that meeting go out - o '- fo u tHce; d' aid with i pria t el e siti tha late t would be in rain to hope that we could now measure what no person shall le qualified to be elected or to act, as a member of the effect of such competition may ultimately prove. (Hear, such audit coramitto, waeo he he at tie tine of his election, and Ass hen for ths six ewonder months thin next immaltnely ere. hear.) It is quite clear that if the " discriminating " prim ace.uine. a r m cli h ri . d, ue during hie year of Mae, the pnprietor March ciple is adopted in the quarter to which I have alluded, the ~,,,,,4m , ye Li .o f to be res . r amoun or t of it e h o:li b tn i t n hi; h er ;I m ir p t i datit n ies , :Te t t inevitable eon-sequence will he the adoption of similar prin ciples by us in self -tiefnee in such quarters as may be open com t smy, or Me pdriacr (in private trate) or a yof s ae directors ot to us. It may be interesting to you-1 will nut occupy or momu emplolvd by the coos, any or toe relatne by boon (in the much of your time in stating it—it may be interesting to Medi-am.; ur the el,ric of any such director or person, or it he bold you to know it, and I will shortly state it, in so far us we any other Mice or place of trod or profit ranch!. the comp Inv, or be interested in any e-ntrnct with the company ; sad that en member of have been able to judge of it. Now we pre at this moment replant to competition on three different points, the wen m t ", a ce lrgZ a e l l h '''', 1 ,1, 4 , 1 ,1 0f accr . * :, l , ; r 4i „ a r be anr ng oth,„'„r "„thznece Shrewsbury and Birminglun, the Great Northern, and the amulet with the company , dui tug the titre he stall be a mciabe a r n o y t North Staffordshire. With regard to the Shrewsbury and .uch neonate. Birmingham, and the Great Northern, it is impossible to end. to muck of clauee sas provided that noperson Mall be capable of being sleeted auditor who is then, Cr within ail calendar months measure accurately the amount of injury which their corn- shin w hs. bee, in the employment of tie company, or petition has infficted upon us, but that it has done us some te r le , :r e t ed n ee t partner ib r . va . tra de) or of any , af e. t i ll , e e rltr , m= d of ki cr u person. harm is a feet which nebutly can doubt. With regard to the the North Stafferilshire, we can immure the effect of competi- dente), ur Me clerk orra Y y'such director or person, or if he hold fired tem to a shilling, because we ecouut to them every week otli r olliee or plate of Veil or profit under th•• company, or b e inter. for our traffic. Nit ow 1 ant incliued to believe,—in fact , the rated in an) contract web the company; ant that to auditor shall b • capable ot accer argue,y other alike or plase of trust cc profit under North Staffortlehire directors candidly confess it—that they p. tar re , dur Prj g . t oe hetla tne w,,b trev be ted aua lLan . y contract vita the coa l . have been grievously disappointiel in the amount of traffic they have derived under their iirrangements with us as did. The mole of clause 9, providing that the auditors shall, for between London and Manchester, and you may be sure the purposes of each bah-yetiviy audit, from time to time employ sr that their* will be no uncommon error in connexion with weli-auawa public accountant, Who OM tbeir epioion wen vequainted that branch of the competition. The North Stafford- with ralway :moans and affas, end whally unconsemed with a b s , (.1 t lritlepenoent of the Means of, or any perwm employed sett publicthaudiwn a i n n the mutter of Aire have already openly alluded at their asublic meet su leg to the dieuppointment they have experienced. I may t n. ~,e j a ir „,„( eeny 'ena te tMall I. pail perhaps state the particulars of the traffic Isetween Liver- by the company stalt competent salary rr t atkow.nce to this pool and London, because, you will remember, that LI the iguana., 'Want el the cer.firmation of the general met Mg, shall next point hp , m wh i ch we are to h e ottat e c a. N ow , we ronsider proportioned to his duties in each case, on each occasion of a t ithe And, since the effect of this provi-on will be greatly to reduce ago to be attaeked on the Liverpool traffic with London l i‘u. lithou b.g ra . of o tk: auditor; i r=tit i lLbytl e r ,,,c c t u io rn u pany, your coati wader the circumstance. of a circuitous mute, a break oi rsc Cr, and the crossing of the 3leniey. I mention tlwse aconowleoged by a payment of aleal per annuli( eac the ( w rl r la v a fres bd . because I sec gentlemen opposite to me who, when rya-" Over at piano( Like curopam's lines, mid :imitate; at all t mis snaking their journey, will find considerable draw- dieing the year. backs to their pleasure and comfort in the change, 4th. esi merle of clause 13 as would secure the deposit by the dine anso.dlettkrirapitaitorsoishan sage t, of a list of Ler:, for the inform itidn of the proprietors, within the first lavender, laces and, mint probably, limier our own route. But yea r , 11,1::: son h even giving them credit for some self-denial, for such or y tne Kleist/ no objection to enseatag the Mersey on a rough clay, fur elution as Sueeters; such list( also to be printed, sad safi lfd a i t a to break of gauge, or to goidg '2O miles round, in these reasonable price to an proprietor applying for the same. ! time. when distance is everything, still I think it is quite nth. Mo much of clause (.5 as provides that seem days be ore each impossible that the inning,* who use our express. trains meeting fur the election of directors or auditor., the directors shall will submit to the inconveniences to which I have alluded. r e l, w . be : t a ° P r ' te a he ' i g" t t° every c eha ' eh " l4er a hurt eeeulat all (Ilear, hear.) There are men who look upon desaiatch as riteaia by the audit dc pianos., anitteff,oanilecutiou are as (' th a er u lh o s r v . e . 15t . 7 , 7,... sock moat important, mud who will not submit to such ineonve- over pereins ill :ray) as shall then have been proposal in writing by nience. Therefore deducting the express from the re- say shareialder (ti. t,c oratory of the ournpany) as cantlidans tor the ecipts, the whole of the remaining earnings between Liver- miter of director; and alma list containing the names of the directors pool and London are but 1,4701. a week. Suppose I give, who are to noire from Mice st such meeting, sad übsy the n ame . and then, railroad of all the Demme who are directors or auditors of the liberal, competing one-third etin of this—it will only amount to 492 ry l tilica, Unit I think the allowance ve . a ' ddtmdT, sr members of the audit committee , at the data of the maim of such hot. week on 227 mike of railway. Now the goods receipts are GM. So much of clause to m provides that the ashler of share may half this. Will these prices enable the company to holders, as well as docicholdera with the number and description of carry on a fair competition ? All I con say is, let shares or amount of stock towkith ask Is entitled, shall he made up them do it. (Cheers.) Renumber lam nut talking of the che,"leenth-_,,'"'l,,hr,__at all re'seeehl.„„ times °P e e t" the Pr Prieter`i ton, sad members of the audit discriminating rates, but present rates • ; at lower rates they committee," a ' .. rest.'" t um i.",,le"iito direc t cannot pay working expenses, not to speak of interest upon ,the Sommers of class. It as provides that neither the directors, use capital. It is saiinrrular fact which was mentioned to me last any other person, at the expire., of the company, shall issue or Ma ! week by our mint able and active manager, that in taking trines• any appointment or dorm of appointment of a proxy in nand. the passenger return our the week, amounting to 22,300/., patio. of, or for are at, any general meanie of the company, uoless ' only I,3vAM. cam from any line beyond our owu line. We r t he suthor a ityroni p r rth ia Ic ilous g:nera I meeting, or by resolution have always advocated one principle—that competition is not And soh , ho m uch of clause J(ni l lesuld lhaveprovideddrat the power the rule of railway traffic -but, on the contrary, it is the con- of re-eleatng directors at any Do eting, at which such directors go out acetate the various links together in union and harmonious of office. Mat never be elerLiara in Lamar or more than tour of suck working for the benefit of all, and by which alone the retiring directors. public can be efficiently served. (Hear, hear.) It is All the above resolutions were agreed to. except the Bth, that principle which I OM happy to say is recognised by the upon which a reservation was made that at a subsequent Great Northern and some other companies with which we period an amendment might be moved. are brought into contact—Guar, hear)—it is that principle The CllAllialAN Mined the following resolution, which will preserve your property safe and unscathed, which was adopted: while the other would injure it to a degree we Can scarcely •' That the number of directors of this company be contemplate. (Cheers.) Gentlemen, you are called upon and is now accordingly increased to 30. That of the 30 on the present occasion to receive from the committee of directors who will constitute the board, six shall annually proprietors their report on a very important alteration in retire, and that thine retirements shall be according to se the composition of the managing body ; but I am anxious ninrity, subject however to a power for the directors to sub not to take up your time em that question, as it is of im- stitute, by ballot, for some three of those who would other portance that we should proceed with as little delay as pen- wise thus retire, any three of the whole board." sible to the business of the day. You will be aware that The CHAIRMAN said the next proceeding was to elect ; when the amalgamation bill received the royal anent, the 12 directors, to snake up 30, in pursuance of the above reso- ' legislature wisely, as I think, allowed the existence of the lutions. several committees, and kept in office the directors eon- The following names were then moved and agreed to : stituting those committees at the time. That, I think, James Heywood , Esq., M.P.; Richard Moon, Esq. • Joseph was a wise arrangement, and the service of the Christopher Ewart,Esq. ; Sir Charles Eurwiche bought:4 different localities was better conducted by that 'M.P.; Joseph Brook, Esq. ; George Boyle Chappel, Esq. ; arrangement than by any other —( hear , hear)--and 'regret John Ellis, Esq., M . P. • ' Ross Donnelly Mamie*, Etai, that the legislature did not allow that system to go on M.P. ; Theodore Weolman Rathbone, Esq. ; and Edward ' until the time arrived when the old committeemen would T oo tal, Esq. have ceased to be in your *Mire. But, gentlemen. the On the Bch resolution, which recommended that two out legislature determined that five years was a fair period fur of the six director* who were to retire annually should not the trial, leaving it afterwards to the proprietors themselves be eligible for re-election, being read, to en the manner in which the board should be constituted The CHAIRMAN said that he was desired by the , and the business of the company nianaged. The period has whole body of the directors to express their dissent from now arrived when that eubjec t must be presented to you. that recommendation, I must be permitted to bear my testimony to the great Mr. TITE strongly objected to the rule suggested by the loss you have sustained in the resignation of my committee. In several of the London companies a similar frientrand colleague, Mr. Lawrence, the oldest director, I rule had been adopted, and a ft erwards adandoned as vela- . believe, in railway management, except Mr. Bandare,whase tious. It was not unlikely that the very best man among services I also regret to hose. (Hear, hear.) It has been them might be turned out by its operation. If the pro- always a source of great gratification and pleasure to me to prietors wished to keep the management of their affairs iu have the aid and experience of such colleagues at the board. the hands of the directors, and not allow it to fall entirely (Hear, hear.) 31r. Lawrence has, and I must say wisely at under the control of the permanent officers of the company, his time of IW, thought it not expedient to continue in the they would refuse to adopt a resolution which would have active management of such a concern as this, and has with- the effect of concerting the directors into mere temporary drawn from your service. I must bear my testimony, too, su b or din a tes t o th e i r own ently salaried servants. to another great loss you have suffered in the death of my Their owe chairman might = n etted under the operation friend, your reepected auditor, Mr. Elias Moseley. (Hear.) of this rule. The bon. member moved that resolution Bbe I could mention many others be whose services you have omitted from the report. been greatly benefited, but as then gentlemen are them- Mr. RUTSON explained that there was no chance of the de ism present, I will not refer to them by name. But you company being deprived of the men - ices of the chairman, as will forgive me for passing this tribute to those who have only two of the six retiring ditectorPerere declared ineligible shown such kindness to me personally, and so much hearty by the resolution, and there usher would be any di ffi culty ft-operation in your service during the period 1 have had in providing for his re-election. the honour to preside over your concern*. (Loud and long Mr. LOCKE, M.P., supported the recommendation of the coutinued applause.) ' committee, and said that by infusing new blood into the ex di, s' Audit * di, direction it prevented railway companies from becoming close bodies, os they were too often inclined to become. After same further discussion, the motion of Mr. Tite was put and negatived. The eighth resolution was then agreed to, and the report of the committee received. A vote or thank. w.as unanimously carried to the chair man, as well as a similar vote to 3lr. Lawrence and the re tiring dirsetors. The meeting was then made special, and resolutions were agreed to erupoweriug the directors to cuter into in arrange meet (in conjunctimi with the Lancashire, Yorkshire, the East Lancashire, and Midland Railway Companies) for leas ing a portion of the tolls on the Leeds and Liverpool Canal. connecting Liverpool with Leeds; the object of the agree ment being to unite more intimately the interests of the four railway companies occupying that district, and to prevent that injurious competition as to rates to which they have severally been subjected; and also for the purpose of enabling the company to subscribe for and take, in con- 1 rurality with acts of parliament alreadylfor that:purpose pa d, certain preference shares in the Chester and Iluly head Railway; and to authorize the raising of the needful funds by mortgage or otherwise. The meeting then broke up. WEST CORNWALL RAILWAY. The half-yearly meeting of this company was held yesterday at the othees in Throgmorton-street, City. H.O. WILLA, Eq., took the chair. The report, which appeared in the Express of Wednes day, having been taken us read, the CHAIRMAN said that since the report was printed the directors had received tenders for the remaining portion of the line, upon very favourable terms. The contracts might now he put down at a sum of 10.3,000/.,independently of stations. Mr. PEARSE said he had great pleasure in moving the ' , adoption of the report. Capt. MOORSO3I, R.N., was exceedingly glad to hear that the estimate had been put down at 10.3,009/., exclusive of stations. (Hear, hear.) It was stated that an additional it. per share to the 91. already paid would carry them into Tntro. A long and acrimonious discus ion took place en respect to Mr. Mowatt's agreement not living fulfilled, in w hich Mr. Flight, Colonel Harlow, Mr. Lodge, and several others took Pt"- _ . --- An amendment was proposed for the adjournment of the meeting till that agreement was signed, but it was even tually withdrawn. Mr. SMITH condemned their working the inclined ' plaues, and he thought it was most advisable to sacrifice more money to carry out the works on the proposed plan from ltcdruth to Penzance, so an to avoid them altogether. Mr. CHING seconded the adoption of the report, which was passed unanimously. The retiring directors were then chosen, and a vote of thanks was passed to the chairman and directors, after which the meeting separated. TAFF VALE RATLWAY.—The half-yearly meeting of this company was held yesterday at the White Lion Hotel, Bristol, the chairman of the hoard of directors, W. Coffin, Esq., presiding. The report expressed the satisfac tion of the directors at the continued success of the under taking. The halanee of account allowed the directors to declare a dividend of 4/. 10s. for the half-year on each original share of 126/., payable on the 6th of March next, and a dividend in the same proportion on the quarter and 101. shares. They had 1160 applied the usual ludf-yearly sum of 730/. to the depreciation fund. On the Ist of kehru ary last, 76,214/. of the debenture debt became due, namely, 12,1001. bearing interest at 4 per rent., 63,214/. at 41, mid 9001. at d per cent., all of which had been renewed at 4 per cent. per annum. The South Wale% Railway Company having given notices for applying to parliament this session for power to make a branch railway to form a junction with the Bute Docks, the directors have taken the necessary mea sures for opposing such application, as the Bute Bock is proved to he inadequate tor present requirements. The directors arc now taking active steps for ac curing the lands fur the extension of the Rhondda Vallies branches, so that the legal powers of the' act of parliament may not he permitted to expire. In reply to a question, the chairman said—The sum re ceived 04 account of the depreciation fund, prior to the present half-year had been 7,600/. After expending por tions in repairing old, and purchasing a new engine, and in replacing part oil* the permanent way, about 4,000/. re- Maine(' in hand. The chairman then moved the adoption of the report, which was agreed to, as was also a resolution declaring the dividend recommended. Mr. C. E. Bernard then proposed an itdditiou of 200/. per annum to the 500/. already paid to Mr. Bushell, as remuneration for his ser vices as resident director. M. Hutchings, M.P., seconded the motion, which was carried unanimously, and a vote of thanks to the chairman and directors terminated the proceedings. NORTHAMPTON AND BANBURY RAlLWAT.—YetTer day, the half-yearly meeting of the proprietors of this rail way took place at the Easton Station. Mr. E. 11. Burwell in the chair. The report stated that while the affairs of this liac continue in abeyance, no unavoidable expenditure is being incurred, and the resources of the company are husbanded in every possible manner. The directors, as ad vised by their solicitor, consider that great difficulty and expense would be risked and incurred by attempting to wind up the Akins of the company under the powers of the act of last session. And as hopes are held out that an im proved measure may be introduced and carried during the present session, the directors would venture to ncommend the proprietors to await the result, and take due advantage of any such bill, if passed or expected. Should the share holders, however, consider any other means of bringing about a rateable division of the assets in hand (which may be acted upon more speedily) to be desirable, the directors, IN far its they legally can do so, will be qu ite dispensed to carry out the wishes of the proprietors. fhe statement of accounts showed that the receipts, including a balance of 2d,4231. 6s. 7d. in hand, amounted to 25,7011. 6s. 4d., and the expenditure to 43/. His., leaving a balance of 2.1,660/. Ss. 4d. The report, together with the statement of accounts, was received and adopted, and it was further re solved that it is desirable to divide the unexpended deposits rateably amongst the shareholders. Mr. F. T. Head, Mr. J. R. Cobb, and Mr. E. it. Harwell, were re-elected direc tors of the company, and Mr. li. B. Whitworth was re appointed an auditor. Thanks were then voted to the chairman, and the meeting separated. BUCKINGILUISIIIRE RAILWAY COMPANY.—Yester dav, the half..parly meeting of the proprietary . took place nt the Luston Station, Sir Harry entry in the I chair.—The report, which wax received and adopted, stated that—The directors were happy to announce to the pro prietori that the Oxford line was opened us faros Islip on the Ist of October lust, and was further opened to the Oxford road on the 2nd of December. The remaining portion of the line into Oxford will be completed and owned on or be fore the lot of May next, and at the proper time the lease of the line to the London and North-1S ester Company will be executed, as directed by the act. The accounts show that there has been received up to the 31st De cember,lBso, 1,119,8821. 10s. 9d., and that 1,115,658/. 3x. 841. has been expended, leaving a balance in hand at that date of 1,221/. is. Id.—Mr. Richard Creed was appointed a director in lieu of Mr. Hunt, resigned, and auditors were re eleeted.—A vote of thanks was passed to the Rev. Mr. Frecneuttle for his gratuitous services us chaplain on the line of the company's works.—The meeting then separated. WINDING UP OF JOINT-STOCK COMPANIES. Iftts WEST COANT HAILWAT. Yesterday, Mr. Colley, solicitor fur the official manager, attended before hi; honour Master Tinney, with reference to the settlement of the list of contributories, when the name of Mr. Michael Perrin was struck off, on the ground that, although he had consented to act and take shares, no shares had been actually allotted him. PORT OF LONDON Asst•lt.tNCE COMPANY. Ye.- tenlay, Mr. Colley, solicitor for Mr. Ilutton, the official manager, laid before his Honour Master honey a deed of assignment, dated 11th October, 1819, which it was alleged entitled the Port of London Assurance Company to require the Sea Fire and Life Assurance Company to pay all the debt of the Port of London Assurance Company. It ap peared that two of Oft directors of the former company had purchased the business of the latter company, the claims against which amounted to 15,000/., of which 2,000/. worth of debts had already been proved. Mr. Galsworthy, who appeared on behalf of the Sea Fire and Life Asaur- Attlee Company, said he should dispute the validity of the deed, which document, on being produced, was found to have been executed only by one of the companies, though it is conjectured that the document might have been executed in duplicate. It was stated, in the course of the proceed ings, that the sub-cribers• deed of the Port of London Com pany bore the signature of common labourers, bricklayers, and boatmen, who obtained half-a-crown for their signa tures to the document. After some discussion it was deter mined that notice should be given to the official manager of the Sea Fire and Life Assurance Company, to attend and prove any debts against the estate. NORTHERN COAL MINING COMPANY.—Yesterday Mr. Goring appeared as counsel on behalf of Mrs. Orde, whose husband (deceased) held a lease of 300 acres of sur face land of this company, and the trustees under his will now claimed a sum of 8,6001. Mr. °airworthy, on behalf of Mr. Quilter, the official manager, disputed the claim h foto, alleging that Mr. Orde was a director of the company and received 45,0001. for the lease and ground from tha company, which was alleged to be totally worthless. The further hearing of the caw was adjourned ; Mr. Torr, of the firm of Sudlow and Tort, on behalf of Mr. Woodhouse, stating that the latter gentleman claimed a portion of the I rent on the same property. NORWIen YARN COMPANT.—Yesterday Messrs. , Taylor, solicitors for Mr. Ainger, the official manager, at ' tended before his Honour, Master Blunt, when the list of contributories in this company, consisting of disputed cases of executors, assignees, and transferees, was settled. No call is likely to be made until the claim of the East of England Banking Company for 38,0001., and the hearing of which occupied five (lays before the Muter of the Rolls, and who has sent it on appeal to the Lord Chancellor, is determined. STOCKTON AND DARLINGTON, WEAR VALLEY, &c.. AuALGAMATION.—The Select committee on standing orders have reported to the house that the standing orders in this case have been complied with. In i La 31 I i N itAl Hi as div 341 1 5 1 114 4 1 4 111 10 1 1 UN [slaw " 4 I I I te $ I • 4 Mt 90 NI 34 31 111' I 11 9 i h wi Ia OP lei I SO n dv 4i 4n II 6 7Si 61 i 27 it I I ii . 241 1 97 G; ex div II IS 36 66 2141 MARKETS. SUGAR.—The iteernge price of Sugar, the produce of the British roasessions in America, tomputed Mom the returns made la the week ending the 16th Feb , 1151, is 27.. 110 per cwt. Sugar, the produce of the Mauritius, no return. Sugar, the prs:uee of this East indica, 29e. GO. lne avenge price of the two li/resume des eariptsons. ju4.tiy, V 89fs BRISTOL, FEII. 21. Sroan.—There has been rather more business doing in oar market this week, tot still there is no unimatisoa in t'ie The sales since our last camprin a J , 0 Wu:, West India, chi. ey to the red era, at rather cider prams, and about 2. 0 0 mute Mauritius to the g - ocers, for whith hat week's rates hsec leen d ; in ether deactintanna no sales are reported this week. In rg liner's modiste there is some slight imomeement in the dent mil, rgt.ecull 7 tor act goods, and prices are not tower this we. k; stove-dens! goods ..bout atippun their termer value; treacle continues veep glut/. In It, x and molsases no ask'. are relented. ijiEol;tirs .-- are demand, and prices are unalLered. IrDirEarrica., FEB. 21. SroAß.—There hog been a moderate demand, without any clian:e in price* and the sulcs ceased of 590 blids. 11.1'., 4,500 hags Hecaul. 900 mats Mauritius and 3.0 bags Medlar. — Foreign. 50 awe, 1,800 bags old brows Pernambuco, disk have been taken by the ri Mere at Us. 34., duty paid, a pin bribe lowsduty . ; faN hags all faults were sold uy auction; 80 bide. Porto Hato have likewise Mural buyers at from 104. 3J. to 435. ed. per cat.-34*- lasers, of good quality, are wseted, and oi mmand very lull prime; 149 puns. very fine Porto Rico Lave brought les., ard aft puns. 'Eris nidad ;vie Lubin) 15s. per cwt.—Coffee: The market la In :In un sett c I state, buyers and sellers being alike unwinne to iipetute at ,event: the busioeas coned-Cs chiefly of damaged St:Denting°, of which 800 hats ware suki by amnia at Sir. to 41e. GL per cwt. We *retinue our former goof items until the government award e is die. peed of. A serail lot of Pimento an:il at 5 Id. per mes of Come, Ginger, or Pepleb.—ltice : A small parcel iif Carob, solo at ; So. fid., aml 2,000 bras BenuaL at An 3d. to Be. tkl. iur broken, end 10e. 3d. per re t for good wuce.—Rum: The baslaiesa is uniuipoctant at last week's prices. COTTON.—Livznroot, I.7ar. 21.—The present week opened with the name limit, d demand which Ihs prevailed for wale time past, the average pun hicira of the trio tilertna the 12. c pis weeks ant having 21; This paticy they have adopted in the hope that itn erte up in priors would be such as to promote their iiiterest ; and the eases of Frclay lest were only 4,0,0 hales, those 01 Siturday 3,110 chore au Monday 4,etru, and thme of Tuesday 3,500 baits. hisser that dinj a partial revival of general trod,• in Match:Met has influenced snore demand here. The ram of Wedise.alay were 1,040 bates, unit those of year.. day ;is a ; m a king the total sales of th , • week .5.1,010 haler. Toialay the insoramcd Woe and inch-await demand ate bet:4lr roain' arned, an 4 toe vales are 8,500 bales at the blithest rates of the weak, inelndinq 2,0 0 Ame rican takes OnearCialatuel. American deveriptcnis were very freely offered in the early part of the wet k, cord a partial deehw• of ; 1. per ib. was wabontta d to during the last twu oar/tan mere de.m•,d has .vim confidence. Cotton slouch less freely offered, and an ail. ance of fully Id. per lb u on the nreviou. ow rah, isobtain,it: the authorieed quotations of fil fair" qualitiee are not chancel; but to•day '• fair' Up. lanalecorin the perch inert at fol. Brazib and F•l;c pa me are only fei limited requeet, and they are with° .t matt rat co,Ly • in virtue. Sum.. are in lair reirieet, but they are otti•red freely, cud at tan week's 'forest pries. 4,K00 bailee of Americas, rro Nlanaibitan, 20 Egyptian, awl 210 of Surat have been taken on speculation, and .30 ol Mani- Con, =data behia,loo eusat, and 120 Al.olras for export. WOOL (ENOLISH.)—LEEDA, Fen. 21.—Thi.re it no t any thump. to moat in the market tither as to priers or deoraati• The tame remarks will also apply to tb foreign wool market. SlLK.—lteesre. I)urant ant Co. report the 'tate of the I market for the hot four week* ss foliose ; The genii al rat' ha, leer quiet; the deiiveriea, however, ositinue to mark full emplayment. fa China *ilk, early in the month one or two :Orgy buyers ut be.,t wk. wound by the ,Inht fall of I.e.t math, none into the market and took their soptily— this atti whin, and time Liege tranaaca I dons resti.ted - about baler ,liinging hands without teAuetke of price. In Canton eV* the large nutairtation, unit comparatively low prices are sttracting some attention, and several consumer, are t: y tag to make it rentable. In Beni! silk bete hat been Ir. bw.inere. In Itaian silk prices see suppored; the arrivals cm thaw on a very limited nit. In iteutia silk the last unlvading b been taken at previous prime. In l'enian silk nothisa boat:ten done. Iktiverlea i.p to date: Rena., 5 Pi bales; Ones, 963 bales. Arrival. to I.ustud7: Bengal, t 64 bake; thir.s, 3,111 bake; Matta, sc., 37 hates; Italian, 244 bsie. arrivals in rebruary to date: bengal, 516 bake; China, Vs hales; Dentin Sic, 291 bu.re; Italian, ISO been Mate of the wurehou eesa,, Vet). I, 1851.—Sind stock. Bengal, 4,220; Cana, 7,692. stook bengal. 2,007; Mina, 4,351. Delivered an January : Bengal, MS; Chins, 1,136. COALS.—Lompox, FED. 21.—CLOSB Op THE MAILICET. Ord'. Main, 15e. W.; Trntield Mow Brier, ;Jr.; %ytam, 11r. W. ; ' Walls End brown, la.. W.; Wall.. End Bell, hr. 3d.,• Walls End selmont, 15e. 3 I.; %Vs.!. End Iletton, lna. 94.; %runs End Haswell, 161. Gd.; Mall+ End Lutubton, 1.. Gl.; WalLi End Stewart's, 16a. 94.; W.lll. End 'I II .nney, 15r. 3d ; %YAM End s t tworrb, 13s. Gd.; Walla End Adeltude Ti.., 15r. Gd.; Walls End I . •eyntour I ma, 1411. 64.; Whltircella Luks, lbs.--110ips at mar keL, 63 ;..o;t1, 37. ColiN . _itELMSFORD, Feb. 2l.—The supply Of Wheat was gosl te.diy, but not large, and all the dry do, riptuos made the prase of bust week; bit out-el-cOndiUon quality could not be elb owed of eecegt at a eduction; white, 435. to 47..; rah, 36.. to :lb ; very tine, Ob. Itarley ivaio aim d its price ; grinding rather lower, exelyt a few satuilee of thin for seed. Beaus and reis with out alterulten. Corn - ney rather lower. CoVENTRY, Feb. 21.—We have to report a continuance of the I.tw prices t,.r aU wide of grain. Our market was lull, sup plied t0..14y. V. hest, sold at Hs. 6d. to Ms. llarley, walnut; 26, to 255. Old Oats. 20s. to 23•.; new, 14 to al`S. Old 105..1,1. to I 14; now, 9s. bd. to ids. 60. White Vess, butter; 100. Olt to Ila ed. ire), n k. EXETER, Feb. 21.—We hare moderate supplies or all grain to-oay, etLI (pile equal to tie demand. Riles twig, id teat week'. prices. IP d Wheat, 31a, to 36r. per qr. White, 3tie. to 42.. &trey, %Is. to 24..; Outs, 141. to Ws. LINCOLN, Feb. 21.—We have had rather less Wheat offer ing t 0331, dee red making full as much mom,, and in Kane instances Is. per qr. more. Inferior and dump very glow. Very littio hie to the Barley trade. Us• and &an. lame ae tat seek. SVl,evt, red, 340. to 39r. %bite, 33e. to 44e. Burley, 19e. to lle. Oats, 13e. to ;!01.. Bruno, :Mts. to 27e. • LlVEiteool., Feb. 21.—The general trade of the country showtt little or no improvement in any article from the adiriees of last wick, tine dry qualities of British Wheat ne •rly supporting previous rates, the inferior conditioned samohs, of which the Lune COA.ISIN being prose d tors de at irregular prices, and foteign on rather tower terms. Our supplies cotots we, from Ireland sad abroad during the last three day', ore Ugh , upon the whole, the import of French pro duce amounting to 1003 qrs. Wheat and 3,603 sacks of Flour; that of American being 1,375 qrs. Indian torn and 0,1.3 brl. of Flour. Pre vious unpurtateuns, however, (Inrush a con ideratge excess over the reitutrementa of consumers, and though the valuttif most ankles here appeared unvarted, we can hardly consider them us firmly supykr.ed, set teal floating cargoes of Imitate Co . n have enanned hands, but on the Mint we have had very little bareness transacted during the in. terval since Tuesday. At this morning's market we had • poor attendance of coiner local or country buyers; the trade ruled exceedingly dull fur whats of all deacriptlona, the sales airs:test being altogether of retail extent, at nominally tonal let ell rates. '1 he quantity of French Plate ttiß pressing for sale, much of which is short ot strength, caur,s continued difficulty in pruultitit g transac tient in such, even at 0.1. to Is. per sack decline nettle r dii the best marks suppsrt their late value; and, while eyelet American is un kilealde snot at 6d. per barrel reduction, choice paicela of wyr. being in much smaller compass than of lam, maintain the late cur rency. and are in tolerable request. line malting Barley is now less plentiful, and firm, and grinding parole are steadily retailed at the quutatiens of our last. ads and Oatmeal in limited demand, with out change in prices. gems and Peas un-Itered. Indian Corn ache slowly, the hest yellow American, new or old, at 20s. ad. to is.k. pet 48. lbs.; prime white, of which nose appeared to-clay, would cons mind 325. to 33a. Arrivals into Liverpool and Runcorn trona the 18th to the 20th Feb, inclusive:—Wheat, 1,600 qrs.; Barley, all; Malt, 702 - , Oak, 1,000; Be ins, 373; re.l4, 104; Indian Corn, i,1113; Oatmeal, 003 sacks; Flour, 3,88 is chi., and 8,431 barrels. Esports to Ireland :—Wheist, 237 qis.; Indian Corn, 807; lelnur, ISO goals and 723 barrels. SournxgrvoN, Feb. 21.-The extreme dulness which has charaettri-el the trade for Dome time past, continued to-day, and with a very mall amount of butintas m all articles. No alteration in prima has to he noted. WaSEELBLD, Feb. 21.-The character of the corn trade remains as i.e some time past-a tend. ncy downwards, without any worked decline. Our arrivals of %heat thi, reek are good, but there i, no pregame of supply in any of the agricultural districts; the quantity of Plow from France received lute most of the leading mar kets appears to hare a most deyreseng Oka ; to-day, d.mp and inferi, quainter of Wheat sell at low and irregular prices ; but all line and Ma conditioned prowl, are held at last week's rates, with, however, very little Wainer parsing. barley ia slow sale, at even rather le.a money. Oats and Shelling as before. Beane quite total', Out prix s we the same. Little doing in other article*, but rather more inquiry for tine Malt. The toliowing are the quotations: Wheat, per qr. of COlb. to the bushel, Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, red, new, 395. to 405.; extra, Its.; white, Vs. to 439.; extra, 46r. ; Noe folk end Runts, red, 36t. to Us.; extra, 399; white, 3tie. te 42a.; extra, 43..; Lincolnshire and Ounbridgeshire. red, 325. to 37.., extra, SU.; white, 345. to 39n.; extra, 41a.; Yorkshire, red, 325. to 36..• extra, 375.; white, 335. to 39a.; extra, 41x; Metals and lioulgsbargh, white, old, 39a. to 43e.; este., 435.; Lower Baltic and Hamburgli, rod, .12*. to 365. ; extra, 3134.; Uediternumen, red, 29t to Vs.; extra, 34e.; old Engtiab., 33a. to 425.; whits, 411 e. Barley, per imperial qr., Norfolk sad gulfoik, 22a. to 2.35.; extra, 26a. Lincolnahire and Yorkshire, 32a to 24a. ; extra, 23e.; lieetek, 235. to 235.; extra, 21s. ; grinding, SO.. to Va. ; C reign, Vs. to 22a.; extra, Ma. Bean*, per qr., 631 b. to the bushel, small, hue, Vs. to 24.. ;ticks, 21.. to 27.. ; foreign, 21a. to 21.. Oats, per sums, mealier, new, bri. to 9d.; feeding, 9d. to 104.; foreign, bd. to 9d.; shelling, per load of 2u113., 221. to iiii. Malt, per load of 6 bushels, Co. to 36e.; Yeas, per qr. imp., blue and white bolters Us. to 26a.; extra, Ste.; grey mid feed, 2;s. to 2.1 a; extra, 275. Rapeseed, per last imp., kr shah, 241. to 271.; foreign, 241, to 271. Linseed, pee imperial qr„ 33e. to 40e. Import., during the week : Wheat, 10.56 u qrs. ; Barley, 3,633; Oats, Tub; Beans, BO ; Yea, 364 ; Shelling, 326. WAYEitfORU, Feb. 19.-Since Saturday our arrivals of breign grain hare been on so ext. noire scale. This, added to the dull accounts from the other side, keeps our market in a wry de. , press d state. Sales are quite in retail, at barely so good prices se were clnionable at the ekes of Wt week. CATTLE, Itc.—BEVERLET, Feb. 19.—We had a fair rancor of halms, but only a scanty show of Sheep. Trade was dud, the whale of the Sheep meeting with ready rale, and only a few Beads remaining on hand. Beef, Is. to Is. 6d. per stone; mutton, 3Pitto Bd. per lb. CARLISLE, Feb. 20.—Cattle: A good trade was done, and nearly thew brie on offer found purchasers at late rates, averaging from 40. 3d. to 3s. per stone, sulkies offal. Sheep: The somber rather over that id last market; quality fair. All sold at fully late quotations. Toe price of Sheep ranalm/ from 41d. to 34d. per lb, sinking odd. Only a limited lumber of Calves on oder, which we be lieve found purchasers at late rates. DUMFRIES CANDLEMAS FAR.—The Dumfries Candle mas Horse fair conuosocei on Tuesday and nexwithstanding the weather being wet and stoney. a fad =bunt of busiume wan done. There was folly an average number at Borns exhibited, and a great preportke of them were of feat-rate quality. There wee a number of dealers from a distance present, bmidie our own local dealer.. • Bale. " en tar from being brisk; bet draught horses of good quality brought from 401. to 401. for best quality, and a few eaperior animals brought sally bin.; second Mud SOL to 401. •, and for a thlrbeilase 201. to SOl. Inferior animale at all prium. The number of roadsters and peons were limited, and for which there was not a great demand. pit Wednesday sales were very sow, and the rates of the previous day es a bebers m were ing odr u era thi :M o be n i e W u h m ppl aa fil : pe liti tedaft r eep,: tor ... f w "l ...4 th ith ye :: . alr: were demand: Wednesday. Thor. e l rw,. . — 7 t h a en but fee Beasts were driven in, which sold at about the same prises so botchily' Calves, aid. toed. per lb. The supply of Pork Caroms was less teen that of lest week, with a slight advance In ranged from W. td. to a. : 2d. per stone. Pri*". Whirl - - - EXETER SUROVE-TIDB FAIR. —At this fait on Wed nesday • large number of Mr. Bul'ocks were driven in, and we are glad to God that most of the stock met with a tolerably ready ode at remunerate. prima The supply of fat Bad was not large 6 sa i d y mum be quoted at Ts. Gd. to M. par score. Wanda. Oxen sold at 121. to ISt. malt. Steers, if. to 101. Cows and Calves were la de mand, and sold from il. up to 15!., according to quality. Barroom were al,co plentiful; 'hose in poor conditi mode abort 4s. &L net score; middling quality. SP.; goad trot, Ss. Gd.; and very train meaty Bullock., le per score. /GLAAGOW Feb. 20.—The number of ca ttl e in mark e t to-dey wes--erata, Gab; Sheep, ~202, Although the supply of cattle was omall. It was equal to the &maw,. Salm elaiwlf • freeted at let well's prime. nest Ox beet, 450. per cwt., Waking offal; current, 425. to 43e. ; inferior Cows an I Bobo, 3m. to 3430. At clroe !el market a clearance was not effected. b:,eep much h Sam. a' hat Market. C gal wether Slnaen, (41, per lb.; current. Sal. to OA.; ewe., 4,1. to 41d. some owlet& WIGIoN ilounr. Ft" , *'-` pretty . Medina WIGTON I 1014,1: Fain, Feb. 20.—There ha.. been 0 ..ty fair attendance of llor-en, purtivel ely the Artier claw. In. .endlen buyers were e'en tolerthla nurse no.: b3t, owinv to the tugh price. genteelly wee d, the salts effected we ecumtparati‘ely few. From the LONDON GAZNTTE.—Friday, Feb. 21. BANKRUPT& Jason Elsner, Upper James-street, Camden-town, laarmian, to *or n-nder Feb. at and April 4, at 11, at Ba•inahallurrees ekla , sale and Turner, Aldermanatiry ; off. as. ift.. Cannon, I - Urchin-lane. Rieman° 114.cii. jun., Kingaton-upon-Iliill, merchant, March 3 and 26. at 121, at the I reds Court held at Kautatnn-unart-IlulL 901. Wilson, Kiogstne•uonn-Ifuil ; off. wady , I'm rick, Mill. BanifiLta-mtl. lurW Aso Coot. Comi•AmY, Bream, Gioneedershire, manufacturers or iron, M ii.C4 II and April A, id 12, at Bridal Court. Bohk, Chaplin and Co., Birmingham, and Abloutt and Luau, Bristol; off. cusig., Diatom, Briatol. %Amman CHAIII Ga.a1..1.11T, Medea-glare, St. Pancras, bußder. March 4at I. real .*.Veil 4at 12, at Ito inighalt , treet. sot., lAw. tenor, Gray's-Inn-mu ere; tatansfed. Katurnav, Finsbury, carpenter. March I at 11, and April 3at 12, at liwitnghallistreeL Soho l'ippetts and :UN I'AVICTA , Ianr. City; off aoaliz., Niehalson. )441 , analush.ttell.. Jon. Rota, King's-row, Pimtc.',corn , trier. Mani" a' 1. and .3Pril 3at It, at Badoshall-atre.t. it 4.. lialconibe, F hary-street, Pun. Ilea, at d Chancery-lane; off. more., Johnsen, Ilsingiadiati ed. 1 . 1,101.101 - T. I lie:trey, surrey, dr.tper, Marcie I at I', and April 4atl. at Ikt:dn.:hall-street. $ 11., Aahutnt and don, Old Jewry; off. midis, ritansfetil, Bwingii.,ll-.tree*. Bins Wit re m con, Manchester, manufacturer, March 3 aid April 7, at 14, at Mandstster Court. 501.., Ripon and Itobingun, Man. duster: off amis., hawser, 31.meheatt r. Ow-moe %Vostwatt., ratevinage and Pelham. Der: fardshire, miller, ' March 3at 1, and April lat 12, at BadrignalhetreeL Idols., Mover,. Jenkyn, John-street, Adrophi ; off. swig. , tfruonr, Gauaue WoOlOI, Lanenaldie, aural on, Feb. 2a :au/ March:7, at 11, at Lirdpont Court. area , Boger.. era al ; d e lay ; b ear _ pad; oil. maks, Bird, Live, emit. DECLARATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. Breadth ANIAVWS, Kingtabary, rem, Iliddlmx, aiettial:er -14 and final di.. rid 7a., Feb. 22 and three au`saerment Saturday., at Ciroamhi, Abehureh-lane. GILIIIIInnd Satun lasecanas, Gravesend and It irkinr, boat huilders -aid din, of 45d, Yob. a 2 and three subsequent Saturdays, at Howard.', Sambrook-cart. Orono.: Mau. and Favorer. 6 6m:rota Fru, Tynamonth, timber end rhates-lat div. of as, Oil., Feb. 22 and any aubsqueut Saturday, at Biker's, Nrw. astleatarinief,De. Tu./11.04 Lisertool, Limiter -final die. of as, Feb. 28 and ank nuteserent We.lndiane, at Modran'o, Livery 01. GASKII.LIOII,IOOII, Livcra"al, coal merchant - let die. of 25., Feb. 25 and any dibaquent Wednesday, at Morgan's, I,l‘erp..l. blarmak, Carahalton, laseuelniper --3rd and final din. al Irk., Feb. 23 and tares subeaquent raitunlais, at Groom's, Abchurch. lax. Bomar Own, Manchenter, talon-lot din. of In. 1011, March 4 and any aubsequeht I twahiy. at Potthi, Mankluder. /AWLS talisman; Lanculaire, cotton spinner-Inn die. of 3a. 11d., Pak JJ anal any isaudapaeut luatioday, at Man chester. WILLIAM TIIIILLT.4II, Addingham, Yorkshire, cotton spinner-let he. el 4.. td., Feb. 23 mat any subsequant Tuesday, at Hope's, Leeds. M/VIDENDS-March IT. Emilie Benamit, Limeurreet, City, wine merchant - id. IL O. Bon, Pia mouth, wine utudiant-March 20, F. Brien, Bradul, cabinet maker -March 12. 11. Cule, tilonettd..l, plate, Keritak-tow's, elided-Marcia 12. Prkulla Clark, Weeder, lace dealer- , arch 3. C. tails C. Thompaun, aal K. P. Harris, jun., Lumtaird-strest, City, bid brokers-Mach .7. K. II Dawson, laverpo A, sills and 'pint deser -dwell li. J. Elliot, Leicester, std. die,-Starch 11. J. llalciak, jun., W. IL, Noro K, Woo lector - March 27. 11. W. iloldeamie, J. and C. Loader, BAN bankers-11.1dt 11. kt. Laster, Ps Iper, itertwahire, diaper • - March 17. R. U. &ore. awl It. U. Daason, Liverpool, sloe and Plant dealers-Slat eh 17. it. U. Breves, Live:pool. wine and Inuit deader- March 20. J. 'tie turd., defne a-Mk - miner, Br. con, litonsed victualler -Uareit 11. F. Taylor, Ormarmatteet, Rtd Liemaquare, tallow a:Randier -Match la. W. Timm, takokan-atruk Cuy, Builder - Matoh IL U. Widank Iligitutrect, Lemungton, draper. CERTIVICSTES to be granted, unless cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meeting. March IS, J. Braley awl W. limmaiwn, Mamba-ter, cotton spin. ners -March IS. F. U Monad rid, ta.r.tenharn, some medium. PAILTNBILSIIIPS DIaboLVEU.-E. 'f. A, yell a d K. Taylor. Uxbridge, linendrapers -it. M. Arnold and C. W. Vining, ten. tioniermi -hire, millers-1. Neaten and 'l.ll. PendiLturt, Cuwley and Bilaton, Stanusishire, iron and coat mowed J. Brown, J. J. affirms, and O. Drabble, alathaoster, taint manutacturera. ru ter ea regard. J. J. )Lilacs-11. Y. Burnam' and W. B. Diamond, Henley-in- Aren, War. iruhire, prom Uwe a of a lunatic ;ilium -T. Cuadra-a, 11. Jonek and J. Itainford, Liverpool, common breams, no fat no re gards J. Bamford • J. ltarks and W. A. Charter., diettield, rollers of Iron and steal -J. Cooper and R. Ilavia Blackman-street, Southaark. builders -J. thick and J. Put ni4l, ttn, stank r-elstan., livery stabto keepers-T. lateen road J. Fairer, Pearith, Cumbei hind, groorm-W. Hawkins W. Canning, and T. V. Tar - er, Newbury, Betkroire, wine merchauts -J. In. ikuu and R. braughtuo, Conic, I..nraskire, stone masons-E. J. Jells and J. Kahl's, 0% arnica-aquae, City, boeksellers -J. Jeakina, jar., and it. Jenkins, Buitionek, atioes, and Ewbunt, surrey, fanners-J. 10111101/11 and L. Selby, Newoutle-upon-Ty ne, Falaata..ra of glasa sucks -J. Jum:a and J. Hold, Went tam e ., ids of Wight, coal nter.imata -M. ling and li. J. 031royd, ahrea sburya nursery pecdsta Mhburn, T. kauwide, and T. is Miter, had. riffle, Lancashire, dyers, no tar as regaids T. Butaide •J. '. II iihrrd 011112. btaplrton, 'lukenh.use-yard, Labbury, City, uttarnsys -J. P cey and 11. Luker, shettleitt, 01ivi manulacke era • G. E. Patchett and V. dome, Manchester, coniontivi in :Kenos-L. I. Pope, A. lope, mat 1.. Pope, liandiwur.b, Straurdiliire, inuraer3ol,ll w tal *A re. garde L. L. Pope-I'. C. lkod :tad W. (teed, Luta:Jim en, 'Kent, hirmers-E. Makes, G. S. Stirkes, O. 11. States, and C. Stokes, May. idge, Yorkshire, tia.bet nierthatita, au far as retards E. :states- E. Taylor and A. F. ray Luc, laartlett'sbuildingo, City, manufacturing jawellei -West of Scotland Guarantee As oirtion, Glasgow •J. M. White and J. Saunders -.J. Widen aid J. l'aSkillifUti, Luthersdalo, Yorkshire, worsted duff manufacturers. SCOTCH sFAUE•TBATIONS. Belmar Maarita, kalintairsh, boalmeller, Feb. 28 and March 20, at Launch's ikuna, Edna:am:li. • Osmium Mtrisuk. tilasoper, 28, et the Globe Gout, Ul•i411.1f1. A:1101116W asalJ., 111,41111W1.11t, dryer, Marell 1 and V, at M`Laren's lurk blairgowrie. baerebszt, Feb. 2 Lmd Mach (Advert isement.J—ANoTif ER PENMAN F.NT CURE OF w NFOVOII, 11.10.1Clia awo GIIMINKS. in Mit IliAl/ OF 11M. LOWAT'II 1 . /LIS.-311, of No. 2, Little Thona-striet, Lambeth, suffered for many ye .rs with a nervous headache wit iluse:s in the head, w:::ch so prostrated ha strength that be bad v. ty little hopes of a recovery. Ili. dimirdem completely hAltleil th.• of several eminent doctors, who, it appears, mistook Ma manp'aint fur an affection of the wine, and he got worse under their treatment. In despair, and as a Lint resource, be commenced tulcine Holloway's Pills, which have had the egret of rmtoroug him to perfect health, and the prosiact it a hale awl hrarty old age.—Suid by ad druggieta and at frail:arm Holloway's ermiarnmcnt, 244, Straw, Loucks,. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. (From our, 4, ft. , ' ttbUpping (hurtle," aad - Lloyd • 11/V.) CASUALTI ES. Acorn, Jones, from Liverpool, at Holyhead for Tralee, with loss of forefoot, and rudder dummied and must dis• charge, hating struck on the Phitters.—Liverpool, Feb.2i. . . John Bright, from Newcastle, his got on shore M the entrance of the Woosung !liver, and will have to (Hs _ charge part of her cargo to he got off. It i, expected the ship will receive no damage, being on the mud.—Shang hai, Dee. 14. Peat.—A brig, Rai d to be the John Peat, Campbell, _ . from Liverpool to California, is reported to be riding heavily, with both arichom. off Itliew, near Ilell's Mouth; her situation is erilous, if the wind continues as it is.— l'wff p heli. Feb. 19. Mersey, (barque) Cuhbin, of Liverpool, which sailed hence on the 15th Dee. fur the Sandwich Islands, was lost the same night inside the North Head; her wreck and lumber on board has been sold ; crew saved.—San Fran cisco, Dec. 31. Yorkshire, Showman, from Liverpool for New York, was towed to the harbour last night, by the City of Dublin (o), Prince of Wales, and the Chester and Holyhead Railway Company's steamer Anglia, alter slipping from both anchors; king without a rudder, had to put ono steamer each side, and by so doing got her in with great difficulty. All the passengers, 300 (except 13 who died on board), have returned to Liverpool. The Yorkshire lost the use of her rudder on Feb. 7, in lot. 46 N., long. 351.30 W., and bore up for;Liverpoul.—Holyhead, Feb. 20. SEABORNE MAILS. [if sigatilee that t►e matte ere AVM Irma the Omni Po.t.oftlee by th• Melts—era hi sr the tem aiag—drepateb.) Day when made up Fr wleat COUNTRIES. in General Post. Net I Whoa Office Losdaa. despatched. due. —.—,— , America(byßriLpacket N tab. 2s ' America( byCnited Mates I packet) N Feb. 21 Liverpool Starch 3 trocrim(b7ll.litateapb..ll March 3 Africa ( Wert (oast) ...N l4th of the month Plymouth ... Itorch 3 Alexandria. N 1341400th of mop. ; Ilover Seen= ll tally I Dover Brasil N 9th of the month -tioutliamrton.Yet. 24 /Arms ajlla N 9th of the month Southampton. Mb. 21 Californta(vis Clagrailll 17th of the month ',Nankai. ohm. , 14 , b. 20 Cape of Ocod Hope It 14th of the mouth Plymouth.-- Nlareb 3 Oonetantinople • N 7(11170127Mo( man Dover lFeb. 30 Central America N 2adal7thof month inottmatpton. Feb. 20 Channel Lies ......N Ns.,Wod.,iterid.;.outhanipton.To.Th.fla Min Nth of the month irloutbuniptsm.lFeb. 20 Frame ...... .... Milt N Tyra., eimiv iltorer Greeme.....— '9 7thl7ll27thof mob poser Fob.. 30 Harnbam1............ ...... N Tuanday es Vrid ay 'London Tot-,, Set Rolland W Wedaea, datur. IL, dou I M n.b 110ndurar::......... " . ......... N 17th of thy montn't4, n h 'Feb. El ire Land ii '9' c r" . .. a N Twice daily . ... ,110.yhe . 'Twice da India (via Soatliain,.Xj3l 2.oth of the month tcoutlianiptoa IMarch 23 India (via Itiuserdes) 11 7C...f2ith of mouth 1 Dover ;March 3 Mediterrassaa(vla South amptaay _ Id 30th of tbe mont !Southampton.; Feb. 29. Dittoivis Maradlles) ...N ltlik24th ot month' 1 otn, Mexico a 2nd of the month.Southampton.'94treb S Madeira Males ...... N ) 7t3,17th,19th,27tbt 1 33304buf the month 'Dover Feb. 29 Naples. 74 2thl3tb2ithof coon,' Dover ;Feb. 22 Papal States* Peninsula N 7017th27thof mOll Southampton. 'Feb. 26 rem M 17th of the month Southampton. , Feb. 20 1 . 11111011a7• ... N Sthl3th 2 khof mon„ Dorm , Feb. 22 Wet WIG . W Mk of taw month iloothatoptoo Feb. 20 Wait Lela nasia.lollt=l ll 3 a l l lol at Se loath kootbamptoo. Wand 5 • The Edit to thtme *muddle tkus marked (*) are boaveyed by Frenal peeket Via Kamilla. ARRIVED. Aux. HALL—at Queenstown, trua l7 19, from Callao Ams—at Liverpool, February T, from Oporto AIIITT-at Gravesend, February 21, from Mauritius AJA X —at Gramm-ad, February 21, torn Sydney HUNA Plea—at Falmouth, February 19, hoes Naples Haa—at Mull, February 20, From blessina Bansswira—at Deal, February 20. from Newcastle Ceascracoa—et Hull, February 20, from Taganrog Coatorancs—at Gravesend, POMMY 21, from Havre Moor —st Gravesend, Febroary 91, from liccbeck lhamies—st Crammed, February SI, from Antwerp -~ II I. l~