The Express. — London, England, 1851-09-27 00:00:00

4/ .1..." L am) T.„...`.7 r •/-e • • .•• a , ....._ _ -. 4 -24":-..--ti....- -- ...- ,' , ----.;-"; ‘-- ,' - .. ,- . --; " 7. -,-.-74---- .4 - ~..-' -• ~..- - •"- , . * llll ± jf Iv r t 141 lii No. 1,589.3 LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 27, 1851. [THREEPENCE Kingston, Jam., 30 days Itollp. c. prem. 11 to 11 p.c.pr. LisDitto o , n 1 p. c. pr. b 51d. La Guayra Leghorn, 3 months Madrid 5l 51 Milan, 3 months 291. 42 291.33 Naples New York, 60 days Paris, short Ditto, 3 months ltio Janeiro Dome 486 485 30 San Francisco Trieste Valparaiso 4sd. 451 d. Vi nice Vienna The account of the position of the Bonk of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 20th of Sep tember, published pursuant to the Act 7 and 8 Viet., c. 32, is as follows: BANKOFENULAN tUSTitALIAN LLXE OF PACKET SHIPS, tu, sy I) ‘,. T DINH, awl Regular Trains 6* VAN DIRIIRM'S D, PUMP PHILIP, 601:TH AUSTRALIA, Pic—nwo now. *Sp are elder let dry, have mot elegant asnemegladow, rioraiwis sillopipmests will be Elvish* their dap of sallieg. , BRITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY I PeMmilesek Omsk Lowden. Mla Mimi 1, ISM. Empowered by tamed Mt et Perharmat. 4 Viet, esp. 9, ADVANTAGES OW THIS IitotITUTION. mats caMMT ISM Or Mimic PiworMa Mowed meeetibiY Own rates are allowed credit is belt tbe mama eit lbe WM Mame premiums, paybuy intense Owes M the ,its et ira pit am& pie annum, with the action of =llr the arrows of premimas my time, or having the amount tram the sma emmed vim the policy becomes a claim. attempt which it had been compelled to suspend for a while, might be renewed and renewed with greater assur ance of success, when the only indulgence they would have to ask for would be permission to enact upon the more con spicuous theatre of England, that which they had been with England's own approval, rehearsing upon the narrower stage of the colonies. I feel the certainty and the peril of such progressive usurpation most forcibly, and as earnestly do 1 hope that her Majesty will not have been advised to sanction such a separation of interests in the one church of which she is the earthly head; far better, in my humble opinion, would it be to leave things as they are, and let each of us, with the forces which we respectively possess, labour to work out our joint deliverance, rather than at tempt to obtain for the one church a security which the other cannot share in, which will be a snare to both, and not a safeguard to either. And that Almighty Gad, for the sake of his beloved son, may bless mar labour, and crown it with success, is the prayer of him who is, my lord archbishop, your Grace's faithful brother and bumble ser vant in the gospel, " W. G. SYDNEY. " The Lord Archbishop of Canterbury." RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. %MB N 0.1.6. 141111 oi MOW WW rir77:77:77. tai ;7c7 , 741"G".7 otisßEKvm ..... SOO J. Fullerton .. nylney pt. 10 SWAM AY WO A. Iteetweed.. Melbourne Pet. 1 MAITLAND Idelbourse Srpt.lo ... WI tenser ;unladen apply to tits undsrsigood, who ars eon orspeitListr a sestosaies of supsrkg lbst.elats ships (regular Widely) to reel. of the Australian colosden Ws. NIABALIALL sod EDRIDUE, $4, Tesehureh-stmt. Two o'CLocf. This being "continuation day" in the share market, the arrangenents for the settlement of the account have occupied a large share of attention, and, as many descriptions of stock prove to bo scarcer than was expected, a general up ward movement of prices is perceptible. Great Westerns aid Lancashire and Yorkshires have experienced a very remarkable rise, the former being marked 81f and the latter 5.5 k, and Midlands, Lon don and North Westerns, South Eastern', Great Northern', and other descriptions arc also quoted decidedly h.ghcr. Tho rates of continuation to the next acconut generally rule moderate. SHAM AND STOCKS ONGOARANTEID. Two o'Ctooc? A Ulla whyted eapa7ll7 be that aZI;;;; !leas and Debts, by libido the Mist security la as wry low, bat gradually la- Premium. em P=a reeired, without Is assallaa ed a Sae, at say time within met,' mo nth % if boa* Tomb mibmind. A Board of Dimas* argsaboas at t °Week. Ar of tbe Of 111 VIII ONO la the pain. Medical Atte , daub eugssarelai Y dl awe trat ill reports. atraet hum Oa SW Orall leaaad Passim. Animal Fremont ragdmil Agsmas•d SlNr far the Whole Mos ad 111. LfONDON tad NORTHWESTERN and CHES.I TER and HOLYHEAD RAILWAYS. —The CELEBRATED TANNIC TUSULAR and BVSPESBION BRIDGES over the at :CUTS and NORM WALES, the IBLA.ND of ANGLE 11▪ 7, end IDDLYHEAD. WY.ERLY TICILEVI AT REDUCED LILL arraltßenteo e having am was le Ward wills se sgparlwili stsisitiai the :hove to WNW _mei lis wimlimma et yawl nt .le, TICK t aB " 2 Isened el ltedse Waft ONE WEEK trestle Ws st Wee. n>, ID 01.011..11..• n ,be holder to seep as Clesleroa saillie IS dr OMR and 11.1 , bead Ralliv i rtet lensed twee ow limp saw in • Nelway la OW /1/1111. Irspre.. ne Tnis £3 10 0 t lees Ordinary Traits f 10 0 Served Uses Ordinary Tr.tina I 0 0 By cedar, MARE BOUM Louie sed Wite-Wsstera Railway. 3. 0. RINGER, Carered MOW Mew. Owes) 11 maples Olise MAIM SW" law ISM. 1 - e;enam - SI 1 II I S 2 3 6 I I I 315 4 1 6 34 5 1 3 6 6 4 E. R. FOOTER, Roe&ten 13 t Director. ANDREW FRANCIS, Secretary. Pd.l ZAILWATI. In to-day up to 1 p.m. for the work 0n41114 Sept. 20.1651. vctvarT. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. Wl= opened. Nome of Raillrov. 110 14te.rbal,' tiOtti4, __ . L . sea_raja Jugs*, 1311 DirTa - W - 0 - 1; - . ii Is 11141'06W. Ii . _ In 0 1 4 1 4 1 94 19 - - mut lan Notes laucd ...... eAv75.480 ao,enuoast i77.r4...100 tnher tiecurttiss 2.94.49 , 4 1 1.) 1 ,1 02111 and 11::11lop 14,1.42,115 I BUM 1145 1 .42 VIRES EXTINGUISHED by PHILLIPS'S jt. PATENT FIZZ ANNIEILATOII MACULNES. 1851. Aberdeen Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down Birkenhead, Lane.,& Cheshire I I aft. Jun.. late 3.91.64.41. 100 ICalet &loth awl Rasta ... .. SO telaa . 'Cliestrt awl fldyibi;d .. 1 .. SO 45 ' Data sad Belfast Juno.. 15 Dot Saipan (EIS I. It I six L. hD) . . .. IS Do. (as z. iiii) ... SS Wan 00111A1111 ... .. 15 .. itt „ Duke, Oar A.. R.ll. Mi.) SI 00. elms II .44 d'aiii 95 East Lassoldr• ... .. 6, Do. New 1 slates . 30 East 9t !tool Jedis DOI 1850. 1851. ii 1,373 1,517 st. 648 661 I. 1891 278 $ 1,175; 1,609 7071 780 4,9631 6,642 1s 8,413 1 9,426 St 3,427 4,445 Se 190 H I 456 671 35 1,001 1,108 6,1 9181 926 so 428 481 i 686 678 44. 84. 115 151 2s , 866 673 3,842; 4,589 tit 13,3* 16,443 39 1 2,602 2,497 6, - 4,1861 4,007 g 2,7351 2,532 16$ - 112 ot: 386; 439 23 6235 4178 " 602 12, , 468 LI 4,786 5,208 18,105 25,628 st , - 166 Bt. 4,606 5,801 13 18,884 18,330 tt 1,838 1 1,602 2241 601 1 0 ' 47,279.61,048 40 1 8991 1,257 16 15,078 84 -! 117,469 131 40 120 7,847 60 810 93 687 31 25,675 12,329 10 • 941 60 2,379 St. 4,031 10 5,401 10 1989 g; 2,171 gi. 611 23 620 31 1,811 14 729 tr 2,214 no -, N7l 19,632 1,0701 133 13 II dli z d 78 78 111 Vet 23 21 die TT Ili I IMPIIIVO DA Proptietore Ospl . ll Root Public Depsolts (I uolipt lisobsc„ Rio. lino Commis. of );IttiOUSI D 01. 5 .1.1 live. Accts.) 9.34.100 Mato Deposita 4 .ayssoolifsand other ltllb 1.2.19.70 ii imomtx) IPAILTIIIIIFt. - tluvemmeat Aeourtl.lo Dea..l WeigiAt .ionaltp Other SecurlUal Note* Void and tillver Cele L ONDON and NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY. WM. Of CIIIIIIIIILLUID. C.SET. AVAILABLE kr RV= DATB.Wthe anksery twins, is WIN DERMEEL. will b. )tart attr Illowles bra as sod alist Ike 30th Wt. MU portioning. ow lota go loam to Wiadoreer• as. W M-Ift dra. b ar: mesa 0111 0 4 3. Pp ark; MAID: BUM!. (levelMensor's Mae, tuslearlatice, Mk Jane, MI. • ; 1. • t:" ft.• •••1` • • ' • °. 1 ; 111.1°' 26 815 189 94 49 'Blackburn !Bristol and Exeter cr and Holyhead Blackrock, and Passage n and Belfast Junction Bert 15, 180. 1 /3064110 /I. 11/11.11F11.1.1. Mist . arkuur. The above returns, when compared with those for the week preceding, exhibit the following changes : Circulation issue Circulation active 18,9.5 1 ;520 Decrease 1.59,38.5 Public d, wits 0,386,100 Inerctuie 628,330 Other deposits Government securities in JEWELLERY. - DODD, BROTHERS, 40, Cornball (Mansion-bona ode;, jewellers, silversmiths, sad sestsissalturi. ben to silica an inspection of their onteneigs AMOR/. Km of Mr ORNAMENTS, forming s stock of the cliokest maks seen now* deelipts in shales, besoehee, bracelets, 'loop swig* bbe nist with is Inotion.-40. OxnWLL DuLlia and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee and Arbroath Dundee,l'erth,AberdeenJune Dundalk and Enniskillen East Inelian sad airs. luartiaa 10 &Unbend' sod Wawa'. 23 Ediabaz% . Parth,Duadec 13 Great 124 Do. obareaA,Dederree 12; Do. abaralo3. PraC l . 10 Gt.liotalt. sad Weat.are.) ,100 Great Western 8z d to e x 4] So „ 12 T? „ B 5 SO I.d BO BO; East La;eashire 1 Eas.ern Counties and Norfolk' Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth, &Dundee I Exeter aud Creditou laj f eli i i banking department 13,461,216 Without alteration. Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both . . i 4 ,,-,.. i ..... ~... ;7.4- . ... .. 0 4 \ f .t .. . ':-:C WI 4 *., v ...a ...2-' ) . , MI ' e a ll 1 : • 1, , ,, • . • .. ..... / 1 '• V. • ' % •ats -- 1 - - •• .. ~... _ ...,., ,„ , • ENRY MILLS, 171, 171, and 14g. M , ORD-BTRNET, LONDON, rereetesestle 14111101tished GOLD WATCHES, et the HORI- 7A)NTAL cossntucnos, ;7. 30 Laziouter sad Csrlid• Ili nw2LUd. IVO [Asada* mad Yorkilln 23 _ham Ili Do. Flftoo_, 111 I.ll, wea 7$ Id 6 pm s i Hi 1 d dis 9 n 68/ I ill 2/ 3 he departments Seven day and other bills 1,219,706 Increase 8,557 The Rest 1717 211 f 188 264 Furnesa Glasgow and South Western Great Northern& E.Lincoinsh Great Southern & Wcatern(lr) • iii I Iced: N orthern toodonaod - . 1 100 Loa., Brighten, &d. Coat 'lOO I.dido & North-W.BW, 22 Do. do., New j sham . 12 Do. Fifths . 1 Do.Slustt.,l4.wah 146) .100 [wake & Bootb.Wodorn _ 12 " " The Reserve 5,7i3,1320 Increase 308,057 The increase of 118,6671 in the bullion, bF which the Bank's stock is raised to the respectable figure of 11,665,140!., is particularly satisfactory, as the bul lion imports of the week embraced in the return were unusually scanty. This week, on the contrary, the receipts have been very heavy, and with largo supplies expected from the continent, owing to tho rise in the rates of exchange, in addition to our pre vious sources of supply, there can be no doubt that the stock in the Bank vaults will soon attain a con siderably higher figure. With the approach of tho dividend period, the item of public deposits is rapidly mounting up, and the next three weeks will doubt less shown large augmentation in this head, which already presents a very satisfactory ;comparison with similar periods. According to the official returns published in the Gazette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private banks of England and Wales during the week endity. the 13th of September last, was 3,228,747/. ; in the week preceding, the amount was 3,211,3721. There is consequently an increase of 17,173/. .GOLD DIALS, J EWELLED, ie., at Imo Guineas melt. In Milne Cam, at Tyn an/1441W Guineas east. NEW MIOW.KOONS, at 171, eshllnt an *Menem &weft:lent or New and BLOONII-11AND PLATY, and the NEW ELECT OOD ED % smicAlter PLATE G wealingly D /edged priee& His tar phi MM. LEST f• aka is Alden worts. Fins Oaid O. fltem AAA web; doe AL. Ptre el the vadat et the letpaial Patent Waddlag Onapany, by nes ef nadir kept oaths promisee. M r== lh o h l " pleteMel end awe webedie preper d enemed at the resent Oranwthe Ire se the Tbmwklenit Depealtery by ow of • usibles Mobs' ken aM a Nato dales% sod rid whoa the Lire bad beta regteg sparerib entree hem. 3. • tee at greeert en the mewl Itue. del etre at a yaws. broker's on the OW titer, extlegablial by lesse• el the Fire Anil. !Water Onyemy, while temporarily shillesed eNh the Manchwibre Ytre 3 =M hem the °Time' Ittly hatkl•Jumelll, 1651.) "There id semi to bine that the Ike wadi denoted 1100,003 or SUMS, tomtit ef Irst lisMq, at Idwdee.bridge. and whit", wad aft a what hallessevel Ile eine Allay a tot Ineedhe MM. might wery peetsbly hoes hies foredletely tlayebled se the molar cost etst4 sr if lot a issial whisk hes Wng less shale Ism and asseeL" pertlealeffeof the above may be ebialard of the secretary, at the glee of the Onwlindy, 103, Leeileshall.treet, City. allePries el the tl fa, £B, /4. t 3, and St. Large port. meddree red suet of onlissous power, to order. We tern Irish South Eastern anteater and Carlisle - - Lancashire and Yorkshire Leeds Northern Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport London and North Western London and Blackwall London, Brighton, and S. Coast London and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen Man., Button, & Matlock, &c. 'Manchester, Shelf., & Lincoln. I Manchester and South Junction 8 8 2 1 Pal iii iii' 82le _ te " 4 82i ei 1 (IL 2i 3k " 25_ 27_ 114112 241 1 13/ 14 434 Do., PSO .•• 04 Do.. 04 liamcb.,Buz., and Matlack 100 Ileach.,Shef.,4l4twalsels. 44 Do. Mama Um!. Union 1100 Midland . I u Do. iSO i lea Do. Bina. sod Derby 474 11,dlandGieat Western(l) 1, 00 Newmarket ... 0 Newport, ALerpnmnl, 100 Nor3.lk . . . 13 Do. New i 30.:: . 82 li 13,887; 12,2311 1351212 - 31 ii dim 451 431 191 111 di. 21 23 36 45 1 1 6 1 WT CRAM, has 15a obi • Pamfelorgibilelo•• 0_14W.. likaithee. will le str iud pat, mos ist.m Mae ea b lkla the Mtheas—l7l, 172. tad 14% 011PORDZISZET, IMaryport and Carlisle • Midland Midland Great Western (Int ) Molklands Newcastle and Carlisle North British _ 6 2 2 26,639• 1,211) 14 12 _di WH I SKIM AND MOUSTACHIOB. The noprossillild =NM of IOWLAIIIkr MAMMAS OIL le prtherth, dor anithols ls miliesaft how sid sod le suoidel4 4 fat moreses la Sub. = la rl moth./ bir Or arithithith 111th Mb pothil. amiti kk osiesweal la asoblMlrsoloth Nth lithilMTg as t om bsr kr. ............waVibra.addirerlasi the Nth Ith asithodsth minthth lb moth% ammo lb 6=abla mai ft lit sibm=sesballthth No al bellming bb Or Mut 41= 11 2. 111 = K. fa, km* With ipel ft bir WM" sod Mils SW dm, 111. gar MOW Ithib a bghirthth athlde lir So with 0 1thwtheth o lb. Oath UN" la liaise us Mr WthabiLsol as Ow bath EIMIrRIAIN.Ibmgb=IOII. aii el Obesids 1 2,501; 3.724! 6,°0`11 IS [North Nlltioh 19 I North :Wasters db 1 Si SS SS '414 4-14' trail C . .„ 4•Sy'-"A Sr" `l. l * *mot alft1101! • '” Northti ttstf,°erri- 'Scottish Central_ Scottish Midland •4hrcwebury and Birmingham hrewsbury and Chester shropshirc Union South Devon '612 1 1,711 'i ~'vo:~nte~is c _ 011;c1, - Nions — ., " iicilver . 33 Scottish Central 23 Scottish Midland ... .. Id Shrews. k Btro., Clew A 3 ShrewsburynnerefordOld all Shrewsbury and Mester all Do. Halves .. 30 Do. °sundry 1 Do. New ... 6 3 Shropshire Union 39 South Devon. . VS South Eastern . ... 60 South Wales 13 south Yorkeh.lkalserDu, 131 Pm IS ISt 9 41 4!I 5 4y Ms 679' 1,6... r 626 2,301 Tho note circulation of the joint-stock banks during the same week was 2.608,567/., and the pre vious week's return being 2 0 564,7791., the increase is shown to be 44,0781. On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques tion was 19,110,903/. (being 232,470/. less than tho week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 24,948,309/., which shows on balance a decrease of 191,217/. as compared with the returns for the previous week, ending tho 7th of September. As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,477,9281., and the joint-stock banks 801,1j0/., be low the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 2,270,038/. below the fixed amount. ENGLISH FUNDS.—Tors pg.?. South Eastcrn South Walet _ _ )utltYork.,Doncooter& Goole a Vale 1,.1.38 2, e .o 2,281 Le 14 1 877 r e ' 291 1 260 e t , 281 307 50 228 226 ao 14,440 14,316 U 9,535 10,593 le 30 FOREIGN. 20 _ Central of France . 67} Dutch Rhenish Maria Antonia 439; 607 25 63 63 Monterenu and Troyes 412* 4421 Northern of France • 25,810! 28,092 71 134* Orleans and Bordeaux 1661 240 Paris and Lyons 82 82 Paris and Orleans 84 84 Pa l i. and Rouen 9,285 7,981 107 194 Paris and Struburgh 6,070 9,262 69 69 Rouen and Havre 67 121 Tours and Nantes • T o returns .includo the receipts of the Boulogne and Amiens line. ..„, 12 14 7. 11 1 4 I dis 31 dli 14 191 271 3 dui d lUlster Waterford and Limerick West Cornwall Whitehaven Junction York, Newcastle ' and Berwick York and North Midland „ „ lee i 6 Met,Rotb..lkooole,l3.De. IS Stirling and Dunfermline lei Monition and liertlepuol. 171 Thameellarentrocldraril ll 5 16 13 id li Fze;fi4zth 50 Waterfced and Kilkenny York,Neweantle &Dermal. 20 Do. do. Extensions .. 9 Do.o.N.E.Furekase 20 Tort end North Minim LIMES LEASED AT 11 II Birks II than EMI pre Ct. Dewed to GL Western $lll ilif!?gteesisplerd.hatr 171 IS x d aids „ 18 ISa 3 h to n ____ 18} 18 a d €~• 4 I pa ISh I 21 SO 111 II I 10 pm E ga t wig ; s il l a MR seHriall. 134. 111114 1• Th• Susie his ssi hr • how ROOK el hr fa 01,461; sh•Tirsi Oidstelsba. Awls. sow mod rad &go* as sp. MI 'Ws sod Wart ow. 101 as isms. IM hollllllUllef w = n Oir io gre selsidsi is by s.Pere•tme. amillmii / Tab. S 4 re. DU BARRY'S REVALENTA ARABICA FOOD. Pre NMI :—.47llsimigibilft aim tam serneump. asine. smilbaseelleitiss& iimmol= as ea dor* awil kw Mei iiimese W Dia aur ai t rMIL' Mob Ihuilarr DI% ... It. Et illumpollis kw Os Pee Ma Or Uri IMO 1 Dedm- 0 .1 brio &Ord ...iM iile bode Om poor an& Antis m alzi d r e., a am to poisiiiis nil Ihs palls le seesdn ib• of Om 11•0 4 -111 Mt de Dela Ore Ps. OM 1—• pat ample. ansamak MOM vill mom opirie. awl smajir *la may N I bia amail die alder of sm. kw bum Oluaimaaa Deft edam Cin ..7 *pet dm I die bele er n iwr i zz i lrinkks." fs ado rarth toil =ls i t id =g f lat! AIL; ~ at 11.., i Ma, at M. eigosellowl quer, MIN at sa ; sa, a ;at lab. ma 116. ambals we mat bee et einiNA as re sips el Posi-odier sin I. DO_lllllllT sad Caar imptimarAt Ne+ Dori. N. Larks : , .4, It Owseastitawiliteet. sad ilik CURES FOR THE UNCURED 1 HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. CLIPPER SCHOONER " AMERICA." Just p. .& & portrait af OW AMEIIIO.III /Clloo` ILL takes este bra fesswieg made at Owns o. Bapaua. 11011 Wane TlMile T. O. DWROSI. Ile diet& wee ealwased ea tbe opt sad to &Okada to Cammedene never, awl les reethul We express approval. **lea pelrempe d the meet Illesedel Neethwe of the Royal Ae•CONTAIIIOW le die dewee. du mese Toed (he view), drawn Ildkupephelbp T. Dummy plelei awe CM& ddieated to Cep& tbra Ma Me de IlleS le. emit. Ida. be bod e &Coulee le dd THE Ka= epee be T et LIZ 101113ner lb. 2100 CUP. WWI ler duvet 111 4 sew LlSlagnOlag la Om data by T. 0. Dome, edit the °deed Bowleg made ea the opot by 0. W. lawax, prise 7e. dd. Lemke: Adiememe Eli (b., N. amid. ‘4IJ q .41 iii\ k A A .:', N S. f• 4 ;# . .V 0,; . 4 , j • • P' r t IP" el,'" CORE Of A DOMINATE CAB 6 OP 11010,01 in OF TIM, STANDING. I.ue, 19es es Itemmain. 1169. Deed the meet mime impsse la Lithe (the sollelet relit hod a ablklieweved wish elogosed kern thus lie de; to veto be ealthethel hie art he his adesesore to dhist wee Net some& leth YeerYW rem W trelbees the sot aistheiel swelted thoildutsedlhe het hurl %deft AM mdse. shut to see pethseM * dr. thumb P. W z l z h kt o 11.111theimas drowild. milles %tie to try adleveto rthe Obliorat, slab yr me eke do Isio_r_ i f the 011ottheith the perlediis et the wee esoll Me the mph" d the shots adleit y =oh , Setiose the west, fres stotheet gels hl Soli by ibe rminatar, tar Temple INe. Leafica, sr by al "thresehte Tailed et Mint Idediehee Otheshlesst the Odthell *WA Is Ms me Dem. et K IN, le. ith, 11'., Us. Us. mi. Uwe le voiy eadhinde end* la Mad the hew deto. 11.1.—threettese ke the sollions d /dints en albeit to del Paw Sac A NEW IWEDICINE. Lt RANKS'S SPECIFIC CAPSULE.—A Fora of ..+Y.. SIMS Ilk — % spray, srl plum* M Own vim) o MA telliro.ori solid is do ftwolooftwo etlegior Us *Wm dsoft et amp* ft loalftwa ; sopoddly oppEftlio ft oftoo, 11 oftmaft nail aftftsem r= e ar ei li d t:ollMMAJOlN. Dam it Aft takonfory, Ilk limo Soy my to W. .id A oftiftlo m ill% In bum soa k mg 41.111.ftlft0ft WM OWN* ald k. web. vo ofto. my to 101.1 a ledbo. ft ft. 'LOA AL, oft fts. Salk —....— ....m...raw err AWARE via his moo soS - INZIBI /. 11. udo" sem Of leilir .... 1. M i lano us sal vidsigo •••-• UP espinthe OP maid 21 - o ftjamrl,steLaiil a tarblL no .a. Lti • • ii 110 INA Ms** IS. II". ARLOW'S NEW IN- k• 15 norm wwas-tatwo meow 1 a i . . MMUS PO =RP= If a - lI II .NI 1 !WNW. ab. low, air, or ear Hymn .! • . 1 6.- . from bimming PA or oil so eihavally "1- 3 •"- • that the lot patisillis dm swain . . A r ‘ C k 4 :7701 r , ,--.. N , ..?. I 1 Se OM; woad to pm 1.. d la x . • gm INN • t eis; Wee 41. Olt MOP i i ti I i lergte Pr 412errylskt id . IN 1 raft WINZGIii big 1171 ea i t. the Yip et=e(a=l „. „ .. =: 9 th• 111 Pam Ss ale liguse a T Po 'Taff V body; etre ea lie letesei Nazarit asp PM& MUM 14. IOprIPIIPIP sia_Memieramm , BOOMPIP PK .1.1.. L. PinmegoePoomorg PEW' THE BISHOP OF SYDNEY, NEW SOUTH WALES, ON THE PAPAL USURPATION. The following letter from the Bishop of Sydney, to the Archbishop of Canterbury, ;appears in the Sydney Morning Herald, of the 12th of May. March 17, 1851. My Lord Archbishop,—ln co re hence with the request of a very numerous meeting of the disesssa=oC a ttos of the Society for Preatedug Cheletka end for the propagation of the goad in havtip PIMA by special summons, and at which I presided, en Mednaday last, I forward to your Grace a copy of the s which were then proposed and unanimously te. The purpose of the committee in desiring aminions should be thus placed before your Grace was thereby to ex hibit to the church at large a solemn record of their ad herence to those principles, upon which, in 1843, I grounded my public protest against the intrusive exercise by the see of Rome of any ecclesiastical jurisdiction or authority within her Majesty's realm. It will, I have no doubt, add much to the weight of the sentiments expressed in these resolutions when I inform your Grace that, so far as by observation and inquiry I could ascertain, and as I fully believe, the pinkie to them, (that is to say, all who attended the meet were regular communicants in the Church of England. I have received no instructions from the standing com mittee to add any further communication to your Grace, and therefore what I shall now proceed to say, is not to bo understood as conveying any sentiments but my own. But united with your Grace as I am by divine permission, in the responsibility of watching for the security of one and the same church, although in remote and in different provinces, it would appear to me an omission of duty not to assume occasion to express my anxious feeling as to the course of policy which may be pursued in endeavouring to set bounds to the spirit of afgression manifested on the pert of the Roman Pontiff. It will not fail to arrest TOW Grace's observation, as it has arrested mine, that no sound of reproof, net even a whisper, was beard in opposition to the pretension, so long as he retire exercise was confined to the sharehes within his sod pment diocese. It is only when it towhee eel that the breath of remendianee is raised sob* it. =which I dread is a herewilh in the Mash et detente whit ceer a=e takes up—that is to as,, I ilinabi say the adepts& by the state, Cr the assepame elnis b l yle d =s of any ONUMMISII making to shay the Amiss& hems*, to evade the MO by • = l / 1 • 611 / 2 which salmi mim, might suggest mad lar—sucka sasantre, I acs, as, wove it prehlthed b l yC an invasion et the soil of England itself, should pass Om its murrains in all other portions of the empire, es 4: leave them wittiest equalpeobsion from the much submission, I wik• • :estrum 18 7 1 = 1 • 16111 there would be no real sematy, and se piny, according to the true owning ads* wad , In such a partial application of the prinsiple, which, if mod for any, must be good for all. An sitestive, and, I lWere, an accurate, observation of events his led me to me eau dearly, and to believe more firmly, the truth of an observation which I made eight years a ge— that every enereadunsed OM the spiritual rights end racter of the chunk of Embed which dud have beemennived at, and so encouraged, if not legalised, within the colonies, will sooner or later be transplanted from them to Eagles& itself. Nor is there much risk that injurious innovation upon the established constitution el the Mara will be attempted there, except wider the shelter seek coladel precedents. With the of a Mika Is his superior, yet with the beim whisk becomes the daft of a bishop, I Maw them Newlin te the assideration of your OMs. I ground the menestimi of them, not so mei has anxiety hit ter the cisme of my own alai as upon an enlarged censiderain of what is bee for the holm wait, of eur entire commies, as it eulogists in Beers& and In the eekies, and shield see nothing but evil in a mesenre (amid say eachiar.llo which would virtually separate the thank of hits two sections. The me these, namely , the yd. am within which the emiedestieel andeedV oldie BIZ of Rem wank' be at least as brew maim with a sib emselenes Is =sler the sei of the Queen's soweiespihs ether se i trilk brims h would eadinne fres kin Oh #4 &SIM ass with driassabels Ness* 1111 week nay lies e lse eggsmOs SW% avail main that the timing assivel *is Ills LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Lretwoox, Sart% 26.—The market has been rather easier to-day, with more disposition to realise at present quotations. Midlands, Lancashire and Yorkshire, and posers are all lower. The transactions are:—Est Lan cashire, 141—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 631 1 I—Lon don and North Western, 114—Ditto (new 1-shares), 21 p.— Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, preference shares, 111 —Ditto, 61. new preference, p.—Midland, 451 11 1 5-- -Ditto (1-shares), 181 d.—South Eastern and Dover, 19/. MANCHESTER, SEI.T. W.—There has been a very dull market; one cause of flatness being the approach of settling day. Prices are a shade lower. Leeds, 54, 531, 1 ; Chew Junction, 12° • Dovers, 19. Lana, SEPT. 26.—There has been more business done taring, though without any material change in quo tations, though on the whole the principal stocks are weaker. Closing sales: West Riding tnion, 61 d.; Lan rmshire and Yorkshire, 54; Eut Lancashire, 14/. 6s. 3d. ; Midland Stock, 451 ; York and North Midlands, 181; Leeds Northern Extensions (No. 2), 2 d.; Leeds Nor them, 11. BRISTOL, SEPT. 26.—Our market was firm to-day, but without any improved activity or material alteration in values. The better tone of the London market made holders reluctant to operate at the obtainable currencies, which had the effect of limiting transactions. Braursousts, Seer. 26.—There eau rather more busi ness done here to day at yesterday's quotations. Midland, Birmingham, and Derby' at 23:; Shrewsbury and Binding. ham B's at 41 dis. • Stourbridgo and Kidderminster Banks at 10 ; Birmingham: Gas shares at 143 ; and Birmingham and Staffordshire Gas at 95. TO TEE EDITOR OF TEE EXPRESS. Oil Sir,—l was yesterday one among a hundred or so of sufferers by a trick of the North Western Railway Com- to pany and its speculators. so With a friend and a servant I went to town on Tuesday by the excursion train from Oxford. The placards declared. , that " passengers may return by a special train at 11 a.m. on Wednesday," &c. I returned by this special train ; but, gs, on reaching Bletchley, was coolly told to wait there till 3 o'clock, exactly two hours, for the train on the Oxford line, fe I call this an unworthy trick—one that ought to be ex- St. posed. If they state—as, in common honesty, they should Gl* —that the " special train " shall take the passenger as far as suits the company, and that he must then await tke company's convenience to go further, of course we know to the value of an excursion train, and avoid it accordingly. 33 If an omnibus cad stops, for his amusement, and keeps too long between Charing - eras and the Ban k, CT li gblect to information and fine. Surely every public s e conveyance, whether cad or company, should be taught et. in like manner that the servant of the public must execute 13 his &AM honestly. Year Constant Reader, D. C. L. i is Winslow, Sept. 25. SWEARING IN TILE SIIERTFFS OF LONDON.—Thin morning a breakfast was given at the Cordwainer's-hall to the members of the corporation and sheriffs and sheriffs elect of the City of London ; after which the corporation proceeded to the Guildhall, where the sheriffs were duly sworn in. DARING BuitGLART.—On Saturday night last a lodge house in the parish of Washingley, near Stilton, known as Pack's Lodge, and occupied by Mr. Thos. Per kins, a respectable farmer, was entered by burglars. Mr. Perkins had just before arrived from Peterborough market, about 9 o'clock, and the family not having retired for the night, the doors were not fastened. A party of five men, disguised with masks and crape over their faces, and with guns, pistols, and bludgeons, suddenly made their appear ance. The man who first entered exclaimed that be was Dick Turpin, and that he had brought his men with him. He then demanded the keys of the bureau, and on Mr. Perkins hesitating to give them up, the fellows immediately broke open the drawers, and obtained the following articles : —About 301. in money, including several crooked sixpenny and fourpenny pieces, a single-barrelled gun marked " 8. ' A.," three tablespoons not marked, ono ditto marked " C. R.," seven teaspoons marked "A. P.," four plain tea spoons, and a watch (maker's name Robt. Tyler, Melton llowbray). They locked the inmates in a room, and drank six bottles of gin and between six and seven gallons of ale, and danced and sung till 2 o'clock on Sunday morning, when they leR, taking in addition to the above-mentioned property three hams and a side of bacon. They beat M r. Peddas severely, cutting his head, and otherwise im- trea ting him. The lodge is some distance from any other house, and the road being unfrequented, the thieves had the opportu nity of plundering with impunity.—Stassfmi Mercury. , SOl , Dittosrlamt • Omni teemtWasers• 0 W•kii=rk irw img Deal to % ieb Moro IS , Nam 17CIarldest •• omilin Nand sa lominkS.Wiresesi SO Slldseisis Amides IS I IS limitLiNdailLgßar4lp.Otn (lord to tit. Itael - bern .- ) 1 20 Olosertor k Den Pored Olsold to OreotWootere so Hollidgelky(LTarkkM2llo I 2.5 Do. irks !ditto) ... 11( Do. Mins ditto) .. SO Indok andlimi MUM In Wens sal Clissamob Owe* Is Ina 'mien 10 'Dins Primo (ditto) 20 ILarsoisit Orr .AlerOist. 1 - 08 - I;railisia 50 pitertiker,silloters — DaVeriTrofrotkiai 43 Ditto ditto Nur ... Prodoo*Wyro Doos. I UN. %y 043.111,341 it 20 Rood., (lonsolloatim 61 florin i 51121212, to CUM Nortiors D 0.220001122 /Atm.( 9oodtlllollinklalrotli to Yr. 21.01r0-11. " 1W 7 17 Val liciaaMl awed Is 10 ,0•1010• Yo 810 Is chsesse rasi= tai aciLisar b . 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Nye 10 20 Smog fad Lap 10 10 Skillets 10 9 Wien ad Mir= ... 29 20 helm sod Oder .„ XI 16 larisiell Imo 20 17 tiding 93 10 Issiouri Mem 20 30 10 16 Tows mad Krim 90 61 West Meade's... a pa 17t lit 44 44 1111 33t 2 4 Pia 100 i 11 10 41 93 94 9$ 101 Spa 4l 44 id II II II 11 Ppa 111 3 dim 251 163 811MLIC —d d. 7 7 14a 13 a d It lale 1 a 42 4 Tel 2 dli per :1 21 1 19 1 mb I ar i IPI - -:l 111 131 10k t j'il d Ilk Ili i ” .2! le" 15 II il ii A IPm 94 II 141 161 id . 12 14 121 1112 zd a 1 11 114 i ILWAYS. 10 I 14 17 5 4 1 Ma 3 Pie It If I 7 4 II 4. 1ti 3 4 3 gElizd 19 13 ea el Ms 9 0 139 40 101 THE NATIONAL GALLERY.—Yesterdny a report of the commissioners, with a map relating to the Ate for a new National Gallery, was printed. The etamiledenen ga ve their to a site adjoining Dagewatirwawid, near He mlardens. The gallery esuhl set isiodlire with the ens. The dryness of the sell i , sollbe eemperative om from smoke, would 61111117 aim yeenemeis. of the pictures, while the distance from die mem INOWalig districts of the metropolis would be leo MI at emesse et dee beauty of the approaches. So 'Weft 01/MallaNNO. Notwithstanding the intelligence of another decline on the Paris Bourse yesterday, the absence of the government broker front the market, and a very restricted amount of business, the Consol market has evinced a great deal of firm ness to-day, and 11 the rico has been steadily maintained at an advance of 4 over the closing figure of ; yesterday's market. The satisfactory features presented by the Bank returns issued last night, combined with the expectations of increased supplies of the precious metals, which will of course have a beneficial influence on the money market render the dealers very firm. The near approach of the divi ' dcnd period, when some millions will be released to enter into the ordinary channels of trade and invest ment, is also a consideration which has much weight. Consols are quoted 961 to 1 for cash, and 961, for the 14th Oct. The prices of the day's business arc subjoined, Consols being the only government stock dealt in. For money, 96:, 4 ; for account, 964, 1. Exchequer Bills rule very quiet at yesterday's quotation of 435. to 465. prem., and in India Bonds the business has been limited to a few sales of the smaller amounts, at 47e. premium. The business offering in the foreign stock market to-day, beyond that connected with the settlement 44..the--aoesent, has been unimportant, and the entire transactions of the day arc only of a moderate character. Prices present little change, being gene rally fairly supported. Mexican Bonds are rather steadier, as the settlement progresses, the price having rallied to 261. Sardinian Scrip maintains the re cent improvement, and Spanish Bonds are firm. To-day's business list is as follows : Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 78. Dutch Four per Cent. Certifiates, 921. Mexican Bonds, 264; ditto for account, 26j. Portuguese Four per Cents., 321. Sardinian Scrip, 21, 21 dot. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 20;1, ; ditto Three per Cents., 36. The advance of last post was fully maintained in the market for foreign exchanges yesterday, the same cause, a scarcity of bills on London at the continental bourses, still prevailing. This will only be counter acted by shipments of gold from the other side, which may bo confidently looked for should the rising tendency continue. Bills were plentifully offered to-day, and buyers scarce, anticipating a further rise, they are afraid of being caught, and rather abstain from purchases. Paris was not higher to-day, short being done at 25.20 to 25, and three months, at 25.40 to 45. Amsterdam likewise main tained last post's rate of 1211. to 1; but a great im provement occured in bills on Hamburg, which, coming 1 higher from the other side, advanced here nearly 1 whining, leaving off 13.101 to 11. Frankfort was higher—viz., 120 k to ; and St. Petersburg dull at 364 to 37. Drafts on Italy were a perfect drug, and hardly saleable at considerably higher prices ; all transactions that took place were materially in fa vour of buyers. The greatest improvement occurred in bills on Sicily, which have become during the lost fortnight fully 2 per cent. in favour of this country. For paper on Spain and Portugal the inquiry did not diminish, and negotiations were easily effected at former rates. There was also money freely offered for bills on Austria, although at much higher prices, and Vienna was done at 12.6 to 10, and Trieste at 12.10 to 14. The telegraphic prices from the continent of the pre vious day, given daily by the Daily News and Times, materially facilitate transactions on these places. Numerous complaints are made about the irregular, and, we may say, arbitrary charge of postage for fe reign letters. A letter from London to Vienna, or vice rers,7, costs, if paid in Vienna, 29 kreutzers, or rather less than a shilling; if paid in London, the fee is Is. Sd. Can the Postmaster-General explain the reason why the English post-office charges 66 per cent. more than the Austrian post-office for the same service? The cold and showery weather damped the spirits of the merchants on 'Change yesterday, and the propo sition was earnestly canvassed to call a meeting for the purpose of devising means to secure the health and comfort of the frequenters of the Exchange during the approaching winter, since the Gresham committee have arbitrarily and discourteously de clined to provide the generally desired covcriug for the open area of the Royal Exchange. The rates negotiated are as follows: Time. Prim orgoUstrd. From To Amsterdam pert Short 11ft. 19 at..... 115. 191stv. Ditto Rotterdam tlarahlira and Altona „ „ 13Incs. 101ac01. 13mcs. 11 XL. die-Malno n „ 12001 ... 12648. „ „ 120. Ma. ... 124 10kr. „ 0 120. 10kr. 1271. 1411. „ 25fr. 42 25fr. 474 e. Short 25fr. 20 c. 25tr. 220 . %leans Tried* Letwerp Paris Ditto 7, 3 Itleathar,fr. 40c. ... 23fr. 40c. Genoa Leghorn KINN per cleat „ 40i poem .., 40f pence Palermo per MOM " 730 i pence ••• 130 1 pens Messina Madrid per dollar „ 49,1 pence ... 20 pence Cadiz „ „ 50 pence ... 501 pence Malaga „ „ 49 pesos ... 40 a pence Lisbon per milrei „ 53 pence .. 53r pence 84. Petersburg per ruble ~ 36 sense ••• 3 7 pence The following arc the rates at which the Bank of Australasia, the Union Bank of Australia, the South Australian Banking . Company, and other parties, grant bills on places in the colonies: Adelaide Auckland lO2 /I Bathurst Geelong Hobart Town lO2 r• Launceston lO2 r. Lyttelton lO2 o Maitland ..... Melbourne I, Portland Sydney lO2 103 Wellington lO2 o Exchange is reported higher at Paris for paper on London at short, but the prices of bullion are un altered. Stocks were good, with Borne speculation going on, but little demand for railway securities. A further decline of Ad. was .yesterday established in the price of bar silver, which is now quoted ss. 01d. per oz., and even at this reduction the quotation is merely nominal, as no business has been done, and the supplies by the West India steamer Avon are still pressing on the market. The price of gold, on Thursday, at Paris, was 2 per mile discount (new tariff rate), which, at the Eng lish mint price of 3/. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for stan dard gold, gives an exchange of 25.12, and the ex change at I'aris on London at short being 25.221, it follows that gold is about 0.417 per cent. dearer in London than in Paris. By yesterday's advises the price of gold at Hamburg is 4281 per mare, which, at the English Mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.61; and the exchange at Ham burg on London at short being 13.71, it follows that gold is 0.348 per cent. dearer in London than in Hamburg. By last accounts, the course of exchange at New York on London, for bills at 60 days sight, is 1101 per cent.; and the par of exchange between Englan and America being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.67 per cent. in' favour of England. Upon taking into consideration the difference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves a small profit on the importation of gold from the United States. The latest quotations of exchange at foreign places on London are as follows : Previous Latest Quotations. Quotations. Antwerp, short Amsterdam Brussels 2sf. 25 25f. 26 Berlin 6.22 6.221 Frankfort ll9l 1191 Genoa, 3 months 251. 03 251. 02 °slats Havana lO7l Hamburg, short Ditto, 3 months Peak Reek, Phut 7 per ct. Iteelucel. ehut 3 par Ct. Cecle.o6a * 3r per Ct. Coueole. gait Cuueole for Amt.. 5t4 I FOREIGN 4) per Ct. Ihirtaa. :3 5 5 per Ct. Prarilinn, 83 20 Po. No.. but 81 G per Cc Hoenecky rex, 4953 6 per CL Chillau. 1 0 5 7 3 per Ct. Chilian, G 4 6 3 per Ct. locnCh. 77 2 31 leer Ct. Puteh, :hi 2 4 per Ct. Dutch. h: liqurplor. 3 1 I per et. Crenech. 13 15 Bahlintun 6 per • Long Am/ult./44,- li. Sto k, / 2 Ditto 80n.b..1.0501., 43e. 4r..pm Erclicquer 11111.41.1frta:.,4, 4. fa, p FI/5I DP. 3 per Ct. Afezlean, 6 per Ct. Peru/ iou. 99 Ditto Deferred. 401 I 6 per Ct. Portuguro, 65 7 5 per Ct. Itualion, 11 1 113 41 per CL Rudman. 101 I 6 per Ct. spaak.h. Aetise. 20. 3 per Ct. Spanish. :4 75 Do. Psupe, 51 2fper 11.. Venezuela. 29 39 Do. Deferred. 1111 111 12t I WS. CO4IIMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING-LANE, SATURDAY MORNING. The colonial markets still continue dull, but generally importers have not shown any dispo , ition to accept prices below those of last week. The sales of Sugar have not been Large, while previous rates have fallen GI to is. per cwt. The illutch sales commenced on Monday, and, as compared with tho rates of July, quo tations will be f. to 2f. lower. Coffee has been held firmly, and full rates have been obtained, parti cularly for some East India descriptions; but some sales of Mocha have been made at a decline of 3s. to 43. per cwt. In the early part of the week Rice was sold at a de cline of 3d. per cwt., but rather more firmness is now appa rent. The alteration to notice in spice is a further reduction of 2s. to 3s. per cwt. in the value of ginger. The amount business transacted in the tea market has been small, and without any material alteration in prices. WOOL MARKET.-THIS DAY. There has been more demand for foreign Wool this week than fur many weeks past, both for home consumption and on speculation. There are parties who anticipate an im provement in the value of Wools under 2s. per lb., owing to the war in the Cape, and the landing of gold in Aus tralia. The colonial Wool sales, which are ex pected to commence on the 16th or 23rd of October, will consist of about forty thousand bales (from all our colonies). There are at present in London about 32,500 bales, consisting of Wools carried over from the last sales, and arrived since, viz. :-10,600 bales Sydney 14,000 Port Philip ; 2,900 Van Dieman's Land ; 2,300 Adelaide ' • 2,778 Cape ; total, 32,478 ; and it is expected we shall have imported before the sales ' about 7,500 bales more. This week's imports are 100 bales from Hamburg, 993 from Sydney, and 944 from Melbourne ; but numerous vessels have arrived off the coast with the change of wind. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market continues dull, at the annexed range of quotations viz.:—Town Tallow 38e. 3d. to 381.6 d.; Petersburg '.C., on the spot, new, 395. Gd.; old, 391.; last three months, 395.; January andllarch, 30s. 9d. MARKET AVERAGES.—Town Tallow, 415.; fat by ditto, 2s. to 2s. 2d.; yellow Russian, 40s. 6d. ' • melted stuff, 28e.; rough ditto, 18s.; Tallow graves, Os.; good dregs, Gd. S HAY NIARKET.—TILIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report the trade wry heavy, at the following quotations.—Prime Meadow Hay, Ss. to ,41.; inferior, 5.55. to Csis. ; Iltowen, 60s. to 63a ; Clover, 70s. to ; Straw, 235. to 275. COVENT CIAltll: PEI Planapplas, per lb., 3s to 5s Crepes, bothouse, p. Ib.. 2s to 3. Lisboa, per lb., 9d to Is Peaches, per dos. 4. to Is Nectarines, per des., 4. to IN Cherries, per lb., 64 to 20 Meow, owb, Is to le Carrauts,per half elses,4s to 3s I Plums, per pulusel. le to le Figs, per doe., le 6d to Sw Apple*, bitch., per bush„letols6d VROIST Cabbages, per dos, ad to Is Cauliflowers, per dos., Gd toles Preach Beans,per lifaiese, Is to 2. Bans, per sten, Is 6d to s Peas, per sten, Is 9d to 3.64 Potatoes, par ton, 43. to Els per cwt., Is to Se per buot., I. &I to 2. Gd Tomlin, par basal, Id to 4d Cusoubers, each, Id to le Radisbee, per dos, 9d to le Gd Turnip, per dos., 811 tole rainy, per bundle, 6d to Is 64 Canon, per bunch, 1d t• 6d 1 1 1 Spinach. peerages, Is 6d to 2a Vegetable Renews, per dos., 6d rl-THIS DAY. Pears, dessert, per dos., 2s tots Almonds. Pee k. Gs sweet, pe M r lb., 2s to is Imams, per del., 1: to Is FTZW, per doe., 2s 10 per 100, lis to 2011 Nuts, Bar., p. bush., 20s to 22s Weall4 p. bush., 12s to 14a Filberts, per 100 lb., 55a to 70s Walnuts, per bush., 124 to 240 ';47alots. per lb, 2d to Gd , t.l .6 l=l l l: ; , , ti oc to , ! t i t. 2. Littits4Cab p ..., p. score ia tto i. ls I MusD Maud; p. pun., 2d to Id Horse per hdl., 1.6 d WM Bed Beet, per I. to Is Mushroom., per pot, Is to Is CI Sorra, per ball mere, cd t, IM Fennel, per bunch, 2d to 3d Barmy, per bench, 24 to Sd Thyme, per bunch, 24 to id P , p. dm. to MM. I to Id 844 , Id to 4d Mari per wideatio. per dos. 44 to dd oZr;; . , per boncb, 14 to dd p. dos., lad to 31 Leeks, pa bunch, Id to 2d