The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-13 00:00:00

, 4 /Z, Tte i ~~~~ .. No. 1,733.3 LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 18, 1852. [THREEPENCE. THE NEW CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCITE QUER AND THE CORN LAWS. 1- AL ICE v67II%I.IO LI OF PACKET 8= iw T wool, owl hogo'or 'Roam for VAN D I ar mato, "ecru alrhfltALLll„ i t . ; = .., 1 g Imp Mt dim live mot dowel NW . -",.....oooosorowwwwill So irboowr oaf owilhe oloobmi l." ___l°".""s• rft.fte r'''' ft.. " ... 11 WI. trr.f=l ..-.- 1 1" . 4 .1 " - - Odiesi ,• ART div..•vaair..l IN I. Ifloolhor 'Mgt nino. 4for. IS 111 hifsitSl SO A. . Arff. 13 per I ea. . . , f 34 ft hall Pod Wild -Mo. SI em-n ' Plitillibri 8 .01 10 tb. owWoololowl. who aro o r s. owerooloo of rorm.. looll.lwo Alps (raising oeb or the Oloorolloo /Amigo, ks. all aw)b " *tam %EL owl ILDRIUOS.. 24, Fileasra-semet. 'Englishmen to say whether these are measures they are inclined to support. The appeal lies not to any particular class of Englishmen but to all of them. It lies to every man that is threatened with a tax upon his bread. It lies to the electors, whom we ex hort to prepare to do their duty; but it lies also to the unenfrsuchised masses, who have indeed by far I the deepest interest in the result, and whom we warn also to guard their interests. RAILWAYS. FamLY Evaxixo. The above returns, when compared with those foe the week preceding, exhibit the following changes: Circulation lame £32,897,145 Increase £165,020 Circulation active 20,237,320 Decrease '2103,1.50 Public deposits 6.902,029 Increase 179.823 Other deposits Otiventmcnt securities in banking department 13,56.5,323 Increase 7,221 Other .ecti Hiles in banking department Coin and bullion in both (In= Übe Daily Nero.) TIIIB DAY. Two o'Czoeu. The market for railway shame is altogether better to-day, and prices have in nearly every instance shows an upward tends , especially for Caledo nians, Lancashire and Yor Great Westerns, Midiands, and South Eastern.. London and North Westerns form the exception, being dulL Attention i. engaged with the settlement of the account expiring on Tuesday next. The rates of "continuance" to next aoeount generally role very light. There is little movement in foreign shares, but Orleans and Bordeaux are higher. mass AND arm= IJNOVAIWITZID. The market continues brisk, and transactions have taken place to-day in East Darren, Tremayne, South Tolyus, Alfred Consols, Cooks' Kitchen, Bedford United, &c. Shares in Cefn Bruno have been sold to-day at 321. 10s., and in Cwmystwyth at 1231. The market for the gold mining shares was very flat all day; and though a stronger feeling was ob servable towards the close, prices in several instances show a slight reduction. Nouveau Mondes were especially heavy. Agua Fries, on the other hand, closed 2s. tkl. higher than yesterday. Carson's Creek left off at to prem. ; Colonial, sto prein. ; Melbourne, par to 1 prem. ; Lake Bathurst, Victoria, and Quartz Rock, par to !prem. ; Port Philip, $ dim. to par. English and Australian copper mining shares were flatter to-day. Great Polgooths were also worse, being at one timo sellers at 1 prem., but they left off firmer at 11 to 11 prem. The following quotations of business prices are taken from the official list of the Mining Exchange, published this day :--Alfred Consols, 183, 19 ; Bed ford, 31, 51; Cook's Kitchen, 4, 41; East Darren, 90, 925 ; Merllyn, 61, 7; St. Aubyn and Orylls, 91, 91; South Tamar, 31, 31; West Caradoa,l2o; West Providenee, 661, 671; Wheal Crlsivtrtorl, 6, en; Wheal Sydney, 5, 51; Trclawney, 46; Tremayne, 231, 24. -11 Ifoo- departments 19,410,070 Increase 171,14 G Seven day and other bills 1,113,912 Increase 22,151 The ROIL The ILoerve 13,172,750 Increase 457,296 gra 1.401 WIEN IVOR TIIE COW RAMC' OF ALL KIX* oit norVIITY IN TOWN AND COUNTRY. t 0 0.,,, A rniovEl) %,.cralti ORANT7D PM TN! t/VAL FARMERS' and GENERAL FIRE Ng LIFE asat" RANCE ittaN awl amain Culp Ulr hammateerttry &emotion tented. altalattd at . ! , ..e . avname at the Head 0r... , MR On . :___l a * 2---.... P 1 ". .. lassoftas Meow. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocs. Tho highly satisfactory nature of the intelligence from the Cape of Good Hope (mused a further im provement in the English funds at the commence ment of business to-day, Consols reaching 98, both for money and account. The present quotation is 971 to Z for cash, and 971 to Mi for the 13th April. In the stocks now shut there have been no trans actions. In to-day op Y I ps II F. NEW ORAN.%IIA COlkil'ANY. No fl 'Tura ArrucAnol kg si Rum *ma RZCZIVILD 'Kits r.i.Ar en,. the 17th Instant. lo • sulk cbuthesl at th. Im l Pory, calm of the c m . Ihrre-101,... aferv—lty mkt ol the *arch I. * U. 14a. ' ...- - ItbilhALP t'llhL'SCS, /*sew, (pip w o ). eta 1.7.11133. aterdssa Alsbwt, sad ars Janson ... dless.Wais. alma Sa MMd.laassuld Mr Jim, We M. Mai sal Miaow Osisksdaa • chimaera eramhira man ara 11l iti `.! IP • 161 ad 114 Ile die if 94) ad 171 174 171 so IT 100 Si si 119 z il I 7 i Exchequer Bills are again h. higher, at oh. to 87s. prem. In the foreign house the arrangements fur the settling have commenced, and the chief change in prime is a fall in Mexican and Venezuela Deferred Bonds. Mexisans marls 32, t ; N'enezuela Actives, 42 to 4 2 / 3 ditto Deferred, 171 ; Granada Actives, 221 to 23 • ditto Deferred, 11, 4 and ; Spanish Oold Three ; per Cents., 41; to 421. II ________ nEACOYS DINLNG sod COFFEE. HOUSE. .1 J GetkiSis Or OW sin tsinneanum raw. st Penni*. .SS sissein no dm 4 si. CUM. Dr r. , ls r "rano' .111,11kluti las noralll if Ins Mw V ... ,a rewind spn dr nest eassonisal sub it anew 2 ... :sks a _sinst. be. The rnienisl= .._ Kam : ....4, ire weibilly NO I; an rem* chra. .....7 . 6„, ~.‘ i ei Wirl Wilma, vs/ Oast men; tor at ~, sinch. asd in - Iran s: . tL . germ ..:vertionsases in rcelivii. Fall. blohnl tat'. lilariven'.. a wl Sem AI.LISON sad ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte N ...i.tuni... es .1 ;I. iterpot-dieet, tormiedi h e . 0.. At...ant o,J I.r.o+ttret. YI AM WORTT.24 ot do 0,1 p ' ' 'tit - . lIIKK. tad ElPoltTAlllilt. babliblarato yhp no bon .4. 6 ..0 lore oesey evtto= t.) be sold at a on tedrJ . to . • • • by various melon at byttno , . _ GI TT.% rExclIA Nye Nlany inquiries we Am mob is durability of this tubing, the Gunn rbstb Noy hare vferawite * drawing attention to the following Wet .ed thaw, feliewyee to the Puke of Bedford : I f * hr. C. •iwilwe et Wort.. wobJra•eark. Jan. 10, 10$?. •in bow t 3 veer *wirier irrper tin( the butte Praha Tubing !Imp "we roe, 1 Sad that the water hie not allietecl it la the yea..l.h.niell it will eat free throueh 41 two teen: we twee adopt* b beerb, tree .1 lamest et being cheaper thaw Med, mei wader SDK awl a ware verbal*. Coon. Re. . C. Hamm" r. Th e c r eamer. Elownited Clreularw im eontalning Instructions 13; rel. onus/ tubes, lining will be forwarded on • • . iintage 1 ‘.l 1 . 1 t 'TWA.% Ct W VAN; PATECI73II, IS, WIDOW -30‘,.. JLI \I INFLATED INDIA-RUBBER Appripor BCPCBAII rat nv..ed emnlart, *Wm an a OM At 'AIL INDIA-IV BOSS 111,19 gt brossele. low." vokrues prows. dlealboolisliidlurnis.nd bd. Ywe Mks AA Tudor b kr ire r onsbel bobble lafiArtMar Own e>t Itteastas Welopost Naas IWO. Aft Mils- awl Ili" Erb eftdo elm All Mdii. Wrong M .IAIIIB Isiarsiber lisagkent7. 0M111041114 lAMB% will mod moles. • • Sto sm. awl wet ide say be SW Asp:, is An nrthear a y Cradle. f l'ed Of Ants Cluir, by •., hick pbr. wbieb Irked to t be Cti , oom, bat ba.Wor wpm* a t It tor Intake; any te . • 011 i t 1101•5 1 . mei sot to aly ass. lolollido ▪ led Ws MM. Ws/MO *POW ' • k% , 4 ,;..• • 4 ! s fir • 40 • • No• 4.-- - • B TEETH and HFALTH.-A geed met at ewr tasubs imusebb beymolok mbilb Sok purr. Yet tbr same borslime W every MO is fir yomeral bed* by lb. per urbeembos bi lbel. sad ibb maw or wombs WI pre arlimostbsellir Aarrazzir= =Owed be Or lob. ROMANY/ Orb earlelb many of W. nil powirdby Mit Is Ile Mot perbd im brigr. bad is mambo Oa Wee re issibMilab awl IV:CUMb ibrese te dor wisibi mew. N bas ebb et maw lb pos err ire IA sod Ibis ft Obi kS Mob. angina' its aremble hawse Minn ~me obi poky Inhebiseb. mble 2b. W. per be. bow i Wilms bibilbes. fb pea* redo bis the bad,. "A. SOMA= is/ NSW 14 adeb.. barraval r W Oeborsribt NM. allbslabasb. Uwe by imbibes rd peerages. NOV FICTION& Tll E SCHOOL for FATHERS; As oid faillbsla t vol. Ong ready.) u. In LILT of T. PATLII; a Somme at Old Undo& By the mums ?medals's." la 3 vela (Needy reedy.) UrfA AILILaT W mad, alla!". ly the Gather K" Yates Cope,* It. la vela (Neu I lamina Salk Lam sad Ock„ U, OarablL illik lie art tad .Edens. J.t en leer Les gram env Reibid ef WON =mg ed te aa .... UM. It. ard own We viiiimair lie NEW 'II TAP WILAPPCKA (to Immo; fin me th od pm. MM. mad 14. per pearl. Si NO SJI. li la is the Cast /slacks. madis fa NW . DAILY WEATHER TABLE. Malmo of tio Woman at 81 Num o'elaek yesterday imaged ia order et Wits hTt lIDAT, BUSCH 11, 1832. each et the following plum it The aimless or su . a ram Ow if Ill's al arma. 1 Star at Wastitar. ---.-- ...—.— hymen .......-... N.Y.. Grata Br 1 Ovarlart NMA-................. N.ii. 64 M 11.81 =0.11TWA MILIOIMIN ............. N.ll. Oases Man Omuta Loma . 6.7... ........-- LLB. Gentle Bream Partially Cialdl MO am... N.E. 'army bream Overant filizanaaa .......... LL Grata, Wow Omar( ..... 1111. r.2..!,.....- ma_ Orittle Brame , ilialuills ;:::'; "M• PA Castle Brew ' Partially Comb ..... ....-...... ILL Grade areir Partially Meal ay IftllP. I. cu imini .... .... . 8 " a.a. claalla Burs Ovarsrat c Wow Partially Clirady Cowman ....-..... I. Gratla amen Partially Coady Ys tra a P. OrsU. Orem Partially Cloud. L arraar................ ".""... IL Calm Prlasipally Clair Wrurn ..... W Calm DastemrAi --........ (mule Pomo =lara-itust THIS DAT, Hoo. Stem et Wad. Milligli daft of We Wea t' bee. d Owdle 'rase. aced,. The vetting fans the following plans did sot roach Mb Ads id Sate for publiestien yesterday th°7 th "" f " . Wiest, the state of taw etallitir es Monday sangss sir an 114.ni u . hu our ...... /1 NZ. W. Geinis Irma Gentle Ikons (MAW Nem Cams nestle Dram Pals Orirent ra fff Owned Ovemea Omani W.byW. X Tie brims Gest le Biwa Cabo FerlT Yap Ilitorsiat Overeat Partially Coady I iN7h.g' NILIns PF.l.t.teo, who is at Naples with the Nlar thos lierolo-tolbert, whom librarian he is has addressed a Sib r to the Cfttolleo of Genoa, in contr a diction to a r°- ° , n Pi read announcing his union with that lady. The ex- Phrsme of th e Spielberg declares himself unworthy of such An honour on th e part o f hi s benefactress, terming the Meountement a calumny. A R LOW'S NEW IN- t• -.-. s ., jj VOTED SW-ACTING SYPHON . IMCILTILLS NO VENT.PEO !' 11 . I It! , i hemle air, beer. elder, or other Ileum S~baererehr let ar odd PO elhetually 3 : 16 : . . 1 that the Yet plat eball be drove or good me .- . A t t 9 N:VIDA II ii 1 tasibz w ersemleil be repay Ite cast le ) et ale; pries de. Si ; Mb : I 111 I derte=l kr elawhers.. 9e. 1 1 II rolles. liberL al lto ff e win le n = Us t f I , tin Isr dab SbelGOebleb ile ine obsess; Is ! who doe elrdabe 11)0•111elenterrembee Wes. me Ole orb Soma tbethipar r. I ft me Of Maly; whoa al lap iiiiimi gibe _inns sir am semr. MISS &MOW, 14, Lb. Warm Wok Ilimetmerbesso. Sebeibbid MSC N.S.—Slaeo oseepoolbeeeteope 'tamped Nu toe WES .... ..c....... Though Mr. Dissent spoke yesterday for an l hour and • half on the hustings at Buckingham, ho displayed his usual cleverness in saying as little as possible to the purpose. Ile was most guarded and ministerial. He referred to his old topic of the re sejmensent of the burdens that press upon the land lords ; quoted a passage from Mr. M.Cut.toeit, shoat "a cuuoterrailing duty ;" thought tho agri culturists entitled to redress—liked the notion of a Axed duty—but was not then going to pledge the exiMenceof a government orapolicy on each 'immure. With all his vagueness, however, and in spite of his unwillingness to draw the veil from what the DERRY ministry have in store for us, we may plainly see that the new Cdexer.l.Loa has his mind made up to tax our food—if he can get opportunity of doing it. He is for protection, though - be did not think fit yesterday to state fully and fairly the whole of his mind on the subject. If—as is now the general impression —Lord DERBY and Mr. IHSRAELI should come down to the Homes of Parliament with a proposal to impose a fixed duty of Ss. upon corn, what will it cost the country to adopt their plan? Englishmen like to have a question of this sort very thoroughly examined. In this country political changes are not adopted hastily or without inquiry ; and least of all those Muses which involve a pecuniary sacrifice. In money value, then, what will a 3s. duty coat the people ? The consumption of wheat in England at the pre sent time may be taken at 23 millions of quarters annually. Of this quantity, 20,000,000 quarters are home-grown wheat, whilst 5,000,000 are foreign pro duce. Now, a duty of ss. a quarter upon 3,000,000 quarters of wheat would amount to 1,230,000/. a year, a very nice little sum for the nation to pay for the privilege of eating bread, and a very pretty little item for the Exchequer to receive, if it ever did re ceive it. But the fact is, the Exchequer never would receive that sum, though the people would have to pay more than twice as much. This we will pro. Ned to show, if the public will give a brief attention. The express object of a food-tax is to raise the price of grain for the advantage of the home producer. That, we presume, is admitted by pro- tectionists. If such an object is repudiated, then the entire argument for protection is conceded. It l is the distress of the home producer that is the very foundation of the cry for protection, and the argument is that that distress can only be alleviated by such a tax on foreign corn as shall raise the price of home-grown produce. Now, it is right to admit that it does not follow, because there is a 3s. duty upon foreign corn, that the rise of the price of the home-grown produce will be fully equal to the amount of the duty. But in order to beef any benefit to the farmer at all, the rise of price must not fall very far short of that amount. A protectionist will not tell us at the present time that he would be content with an increase of ls. or of 2s. upon the price of wheat. He will say that he ought to have ss. a quarter more than ho gets, and that he may reasonably hope and expect, under a fixed duty, to receive at the least 4s. Well, now, we presume his friends are not going to delude him. If they propose a Si.e duty, they will propose it as an act of justice to the farmer, and in the hope, belief, and expectation that lie will get 4s. a quarter more than he received at market yesterday. At present the farmer produces 20,000,000 of quarters of wind a year. Ile will say that one of the advantages ho expects from protection will be that more home produce will be grown and consumed, and that less foreign corn will be imported and consumed. Suppose he is able to raise his =noel produce from 20,000,000 quarters to 21,000,000 quer tors, and suppose he receives upon these 21,000,000 quarters not the full advance of the 3a duty, but au ad vance in price equal to (say) 45. per quarter, which is the least he thinks he ought to have. What will be the additional amount that, opts this enti• mate, the people will have to pay for dude bread? An increased price of 4s. per quarter opus beass-growu produce wash' amount to no less ass dila POUR MILLIONS TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND POUNDS a year, not use farthing of which would yu to the Exchequer. But there would still be an importation of foreign corn, and a revenue to be obtained therefrom. At present we import 3,000,000 quarters of wheat. The protectionist tells us that he wants to keep out a con siderable portion of this supply, and we have already estimated the increased home produce at 1,000,000 quarters, which is, of course, to take the place of the same quantity at present imported from abroad. This reduces the foreign importation to 4,000,000 quarters; but there is a large further deduction to bo made, be cause the increase of price must of necessity re duce the consumption, and, as the farmer here must sell what he produces, that reduction must be in the consumption of foreign corn. Say, that the reduction of consumption which would follow an increased price of 4s. per quarter upon corn would amount only to 2,000,000 quarters, and deduct these 2,000,000 from the 4,000,000 quitters of foreign corn to be imported : 2,000,000 quarters will remain. Now, a duty of tis. upon 2,000,000 quarters of foreign corn will amount to 500,0001. a year. Instead, therefore, of the Exchequer getting a million and a quarter, it would receive only half a million annually ; which half million added to the 4,200,0001. to be paid to the home producer, will raise the direct price of bread to be paid by the consumer to 4,700,0001. But this is by no means the entire addition to the price of bread which a ss. duty would entail. An increase of the price of the raw material must necessitate an increased outlay of capital by all who arc engaged in fitting that • raw material for general consumption. The importer will have to invest an additional amount of money in his purchases : so will the corndealer and miller; and the baker in his turn having to deal with* higher priced article, mast be indemnified for the amount of his additional bast "tent in it. Take the profits of these poetise at Win sent. Ten per cent. upon an additional Al* d 4,700,0001. would amount to 470,0001., Cr tea* id. per quarter, which amount might, if a kap advance in price were sustained, amount, with As charges, to Is. or upwards a . quarter, a tax upon a tax, and that tax upon the principal necessity of lids, And remember, we are speaking only of the tax on wheat, and not upon any other kinds of grain. What the English people have to consider, thee, is whether they are prepared to pay 11T1 MILLIONS ANNUALLY as a tax upon theft keel. Consider what Ave millions is. It is more than the total expenditure for the relief of the peer in England and Wales in 1831. The poor's rates MI heavily on us; a bread tax would fall still nem balmily. It is as much, within 300,0001., N tits whsle 2/1101111t of revenue derived frogs the popety and he tax, which falls heavily on sun of bat which to many least able to bear it, would be as nothing to the burden of a tax on food. It is twin as math as we expend annually on the dove reign sad alt her court, on all the pensioners and c asses ef the state, on all our courts of far and magistrates, on all our dipl ahnsd, ja r salaries and allowances, annuities end pinions, and miscellaneous charges on the Candi dated Fund. Put these all together, and they sammunt to little more than two millions and a half, whilst a tax of Cis. per quarter upon food would amount to five millions. Upon our navy we spend about 5,800,0001. a year, upon all the ordnance for our army 2,200,0001., for civil services the estimate of Iti3l was only 4,000,0001. We are all indignant at the expense in which the Kaffir war involves the nation. Why, the estimate for that war last year was not ono tithe of the estimate for protection next. We appropriated 300,000 t. to pay for thu Kaffir war in 1831—we are about to be asked to pay five millions to pay high rents in 1853. For this is what it comes to. Protection does not mean relief to the tenant farmer, or high wages to his labourer—nothing of the sort. It means high rents for the landlord, the support of an oligarch*, the domination of a church, the depression of in dustry, and the taxation of a people . It will be fue l NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, MARCH 12.—P, and J. Bull to be acting gunners. APPOlNTllittrpt. Superintendent C. A. Anders* to Lord Dal . convict ship; Acting AseleenaLaurgeone H. W. &ma io Victory ; and P. E,sna to ailashern ; Ausistant allellie W. Davis to Rodney i Curator C. Webster to tea. CP Arlatar 6"M° . MPS L ursesetas pramolliso We Win Ow ow ft. des•tqual sa to a the ea lea, et aewainanl et as Nes ea W. A. as., K.c.ag—ammaamorr W. Calm so as re mad to bo areadmial a the Nene bet liseandnael et Se Bed &Mt" 0.11.00 bo aseadaleal aWe of lea- Adwileel of as Mae J. Paco Is bs earadesind of as led ; lleswarbiund a les M IL Weeasurs es be esoraledrel et the "lift IleekiWalsiChphime to be BeaLhanderds on the Reserved List : Oele. D. EMUS" IL loyd. IL IL Kelly. A. L Cheep a be aosaieshell Wag lam ow Ws UMW lit bats ben assisled Is be Mad ea We tore soassel la Oa Lae* 0111181111.1 dr la thepesinbee, Ill= tai so lisa Irearisgaa , 04.1 A A. Weassanes. J. W. MIL 0. P. W. B. IN** Bal. O. 0. OralAist. J. a). J. Ways. MILITARY. (Irma last MON Goaette.) WAlFol7llll.titcz 11. Royal Reet. of Home Ode.—J. D. nnarro, gent, to be mr, by PIN Moe Memiagberg, whale retirement was annotiacod la the Gazette of Jen. is, lOU. 4th Dreg. Cda—C. McNamar., pats, to to arr., by pm., rice Stil lman, app. to tab Drag. Oda ; C. F. @saws, pat., to be cor., by pur., else Belartockr, prom. Fth Lt. & 1)11111.—C. D. Bainuunn, gent., to be ear., by por„ rice Nur 16th Lt. =.-41. E. Rasa" gent., to be cor., by par., rho Bewerno, ora. 11th U. laign—A. It. Down, gent., to be cor„ by par. WS U. aim — .. : . 3 , or. J. Cbuirroica to be adj., vim Leanscatb, who BM. UM rely. Illh r.—airmi -Sum W. Bon, to be amlet..erarg. Mom Garalge, imcr.-,.. Annum Reauenme Br. lons, pat., to be ens, by par., vese Thwaproo. obo men nu c—o. J. Wausau'', pat, to be ene., without par., rice Tweed* app. to both F. Ida F.—II. FL A'Coter IsoLarreur, put., to be ens. by per., vim bower, seas. lla P.—A. B. Mama, pat, to be ens. by per., vice Turner, who veto Mid Y.—R. IL Prawns, pat., to be see. lieut., by par., vies Mr W. U. Young. Bart, prom. Bab V.— B arg. J. brace, from 40th F. to be corp., Mee Smith app to the Mar. nth 1..-F. L. Murray, peat., to be ena by par., Moe 0. B. Can ems, promoted • W. IL Gomm, pot to be em., by per., vies Ma, whores: list P.—A. Caere, pet. to be am, by par., not Eddingtot, app. to Nth I. BM - i. - .A. Suomi, pent, to be era, by put., vice Robbins, who rata. Sir/.—W. Garemet. gent. to be ens , toper., vice Northeote, preen. 3. tSle. burg. N ee. Clan A. Cou.u.ele, M.D. to be sum , vice te Ma the I int F. rus. 1 .—llif 7:. 81 u C A ...C1a1 f... 6 1. tb. 0. c., W00 1 : ai 1f:. 1.0.. . to be to su b. rg. c. , : 1 . Porn. VINO Buie, who exch. Mr 1-1 0. S. !Somme, Sent., to be wok, by pc. ere Errs" 1117 . --R. 3. br.mroare, beat., babe ego., by pithotaaDieyer. app, to leth P. Mr F—A. Y. HICIIAILDI, gent., to be me., by pat., vice Giby, mei. bar 1-1 A. Diasaows, gent., to be ens., by pm.. vice Sprott, beta Mk I.—IL J. WALIACY gent., to be eon, by put., eke Hamilton, ob. to the 10th P. ma P.—G. H. Puma, Sent., to to eon, by hot., vloe Selby, prom lied P.—S. ASICILMAI.T, gent., to be t 0.., by per., vies Clarke, elth n l.—Attlog beent.-surg. V. 0. Loon, 11. D., to be waist.-sure.,, si Reim, pron. led West lora isst.—W. issemser, ra y to be sew, by pat., eke( iwi, who rift tiMe.....alee 1161.-00. IL pear; Sees 44th 1. to be ear" eke she arm IL -- i derdhlss—liveb G. Goma to be esp., wilb loud end teak vise Ibtee,M;Ot Abed, who reta. apes faltley ; ;117r2711.4C11 to le bent., with local end ten ma. vice Weir; M. hensue. pest., to be iall, with locel wA timpsery nor ere irasi. 1r4.1t prep_ sesr ilinami". 7, 9 4.' .11r. R. _raft fig pirismar.W.• mg. is a:Li; ow. z. ic... or the Arany, le MOO lbelligket MI in tiatilletinare :W. P - ELIST. cope. sal sigesor el the Ihr iris depot at Wary, to have the ma et iir.la Ihe rot ram ilvarr.—inspottoperok of llerhate. Wit hal not, J. M.D.. 1. ft he ;screws's wit hit Deputy et MeagledsW lima to be aerio• ef with lead nebb. vlee hand,, vibe rel.. epos tp.l tiltal ia = s Int Cho S. Dowser. M.D., to of beerier else Ilastry, pre. ; Me= et Or. Ors S. remoss Is be sews of the der rms. else Derselsr. swat Aritarr J. in" rat re Mr Is be shadarp sr d eserdsrelee isr.; Orreddl Ei nk2 r b.11 . 111 : 1111 1 1.11 1 07 / 141 :=Mi gale. 11 . 711 :0 6 . 11= • WM tossestwiss. of bredels. sir Moil er. ree flew Mvols. spes lac.; rollaiss se Wet Ors . IlerOLls dep. rspeetwas. it lesciab. Mee Err ; res. J. her OM 1. es be seilloss. et Os lest err else lat pima imp .I. L ois Mete=l. Imes ji l t T ilith le y r Ari=4l.ll. Oa d irXIII.D. Dews dirt bat staff.=2 re lee. idea. else . cp. Is re Sid;; Mrs says S. ressreese. ILA. Ors erirswg. Is re rem roe P. 11. 'herr ; she vols. ors hap.; 11. A.Sessit, sir, be be air. sew to the War RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURING THE PAST WEEK. Mine opens& Eras of Pntlwey. leatms. 1851. 1862. 1861. 1862. - -- BILITIIN. --- - 72 72 Aberdeen 371 371 Belfast and Ballymena 17 17 Belfast and County Down lB2 183 83 33 Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire 1,069 1,430 620 731 86 2 66 Bla ckburn Exeter 189 189 Caledonian 94 94 Chester and Holyhead - Cork, Blaekroek, and Passage - 116 22 66 Dublin and Belfast J unction 63 63 Dublin and Drogheda B7B 931 6 6 Dallis and Kingstown 161 164 Noise and Arbroath 31 31 Dundee_ i ,Perth,Abertleen June 631 651 19 19 Dundmk and Enniskillen 68 68 MO Anglian 79 79 Era lAneashire sti ns &Morn Counties and Norfolk 12,279 13,639 96 96 Eastern Union 1,8741 1,926 844 IN Edinburgh and Glasgow 81 78 Edinburgh, Perth , & Duna . ii; 1,935' 2,312 - 6 Exeter and Crediton 18 19 Furness 394 370 1714 1714 Glasgow and South Western 3,609 3,746 236 2411 OreatErndsern&E Lincolnsh. 7,763 10,802 188 188 Great Banlbern & Western(lr) 4,606 4,153 264 277 Great Waders 14,047 16,322 25 26 Irish Eau& Eastern 104 104 Knead and Windermere 90 90 Lantien&& mad Carlisle 260 280 Larariaidire and Yorkshire 14,329 16,477 ' 39 39 Loeb Earths= I 639 Leaba 6 1 7 12 Ltempasliriss 4 l7, a v t i louthpor 267 236 39,406 41,173 6 6 Luna= and Blackwall 17 173 Louisa, Brighton, and 8. Coast 7,416 7,868 1 244 244 Lemke and South Western 16 24 Londonderry and Enniskillen 166 266 114 11 Men., Buxton, & Matlock, &c. 104 107 ! 167 167 Mendrinner, Shoff., & Lincoln. 6,897 6,361 9 9 Mansleskeand SouthJ unction 418 497 28 28 =tet and Carlisle 686 515 4964 4964 60 126 Midland Great Western (Ire ) 1,098 2,131 37 37 Monklanda 748 923 60 60 Newcastle and Carlisle 146 149 North British 222 222 North Staffordshire 4,685 4,687 47 47 North Western 396 617 45 46 Scottish Central 32 32 Scottish Midland 458 686 291 294 Shrewsbury and Birmingham 407 712 47 47 -hrewsbury and Chester 29 29 Shropshire Union 68 68 South Devon 1,740 1,578 261 2884 South Eastern 76 911 i South Wales 1,027 1,467 69 77 SouthYork.,Doncaster& Goole 1,180 1,263 - 39 Stockton and Hartlepool - 1,011 40 40 Taff Vale 36 36 Ulster 9ll 990 26 26 Waterford and Limerick 13 13 West Cornwall 346 - 12 12 Whitehaven Junction 168: 196 293 3045 York, Newcastle, and Berwick 13,622 14,144 256 279 York and North Midland rozziow. 162 162 Central of France 674 674 Dutch Rhenish 11 214 Maria Antonia lO7l 171 83 63 Montereau and Troyes - 63 Namur and Liege - 1,185 4124 4424 Northern of France 71 1344 Orleans and Bordeaun 1661 240 Paris and Lyons 82 82 Paris and Odessa 84 84 Paris and R011/111 107 194 Paris and Streaburgh 6,044 8,446 69 69 Rouen and Havre 67 121 Tours and Nantes I armssi. (au Cal rooms Union, Mai A (lots & No.) . Do gm • and C ditto loot Lonolobiro Do. New 4 &ores Looqt woof ladle Dooko WaTtsoi— tillabutsb and .zow . Cdinbeilb, Itrth,l undet IOW: W k Soeltiell Do. dim Is, 1..1,0. Ot. mod W Om) el Carlisle .. LeacaiMpird TetiAin Do&á,.. Ds.P WHoly Oalm Lob Swam Loados and lYkwNl. =fledge, k Co..' k NotiloWsoter. Do. to., t ohms Do. /MU Do. SW Louden &ANNA-Wooer,. se f1050k...11 az., sod Aktlool Do. Km& I.lnoL Union Do. sad ikAy Mktlawl Ores& Wentere(l) tsar% Aborg.mmay, Se mA w/1, , 1 ) Do. Newlai.j. : :: :tankers Comities Uslee 1 Sirli ... Dews. ... Salk - _ _ North Wasters .. . North &Mouth Weat . .Jano. Ozford, Wort, & Wolvor. Vcottleh Cestral ... .. soottlrh as Blrm., Class :512eeireiii - iWoi Ch ee rer a m. N. Ma.) ... . _. . . Do. Dowootty Do. Dow . dook . %alb TiftlailivarD;a. SWIM, Red Dirlinstine litsr — r — regimaipa;737l IWalithrd yeignek..l IDi:7ft Isinsiass .. 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S ih siißillblenZ;;o2l9.Ct.i 2i , a porta de rii a 12 Ij o. DIM . Be. al aPm 10 De. *mew Gat Peet 12e 12 ID 'INA p.Ct 12 14222 I .11debergb, Ind Deeee. 34 per t 21 3 ' Oleg Northern I preset 14 14 1 pa TA ra iii i as NlTlViWeelnaptlektk; liseriftstialis. F 110 I I Ds. II raft Ito* ... iteadow AMC:ad. ISSIF I I- - - -___.• lk. 11470aur. II per Ow lads I 1191fat.(01w. Num pit test 1 I O New; iss.Nel Owns* S 1 SS _I Me Prating* teed S 4 wet Onkid. ae.ti 101 1 3 1 Pal i d 11 13 . N II I 1 It i 19 f illa 1 1 si e 0i Wormier. Waiver., C 11.6 per 18hraraltikra.NevOuar. Eihreva.k Maar (Ner.B l l. l !H&j 8 pa Os at— low/ Dwelt York, NevaallB,lB esaB.;l OtiforUk at Ria.poreit.] ,Dltto Mao ... 1 4 di 10 144 Is f 14 21 14 I:1 114 1 d • . I I AO MID= RA SS f* Illoskee NA Mims . f 10 te Osmol Pram (Vanua) , 10 S Dslob Dhsolit SO IS OM ladles .. S Min 1 7 44dati;ls.. fo • IS 4$ Da Do. .. 10 Do. (11211.4 y) $ De. (Moll Da M aulsois . 10 $1 Ds. b. 10 10 Itsmar Nol Lisp M IS ISoreses st Framo_ SO II owl llorismaz 10 I ?missed Item fo SO Ms ma So 10 Po w ls orl elesloarg 10 M lbws sod Rom 10 ID sol Noon fo 17 sod Nista 10 SI West Earkses.„ „. ILWAY& 4 1 11 2 1 4d Fa II I : It SI ya 4 27 f 1011 a d 1 11 3 ; obi No! I 204 I d CYCLOM—Notion is given to the late officers and crew of her Majesty's deem vessel Cyclops, tho Hon. George Fowler Heisting', captain, that an aeoount of bounties, &c., reeelved for the capture of the Brazilian brig tiociedede, on the 17th day of June, IMO, will be forthwith deposited in the Registry of the High Court of Adatirelty.—Bunnart and WYIIIII, Agents.— Oaset(e. St. - .I N. 60 u. St j ! 7 100 15 25 25 NI 1 If 20 ■ JO 16 60 mi t. io N Sezd u+ Ili 4 7 pa 70; 704 4 2 61 61 " „ 13 16 7 11 z d 114 i 4 1164 117 " 31 paid 90 14 I 1 0 9. 115 65 71 7 Zs 6 6 „ t SI 37_ - i f - if ar 1114 pi A d 2$ $0 . Ti • „ S 41 die N 12 II EY z n die 61 B 7 Ma —I Si dlo p i p 16 1 H• 4 4 . 4 1 /I dig If $ k 14 . 3 d int 30, RV 3 itIP par 161 171 17 2 1 In d d I Th did .. 3 I ul " ".. TIIIB DAY. Two o'CLocx. There is not much business doing in the gold mining shares to-day, except in Agua Fries, which have been largely purchased, and afro quoted 1 9-16 to 1 11-16 prem. Nouveau Mondes rule at to prem. Carson's Creek are firm, at 5-16 to 11-16 premium. Clain Bruner No. Slams. Mums. Paid prima dues — yesterday. to-day. 10 0 ,000 1 Sirria Fria 100,00.1 10s. S nort° Call&suian 15,000 20 Asturian 20,000 10 .Sustraliaa & 4 I I CIVAX I Auuraban Fresboid 30,000 1 Ave Marla all •du par 0,000 SO Blaeuarrnu Iran and Oaal all .. ... IM 1117111 O ~. H 01• Scrip 100,000 1 Brash Australian Gold 10,000 113 Brasil. Insp. (las. at 31. pra. 216 6,000 30 Do. Command Ctdaba 11,000 10 Do. st. John ova Key 17,00'1 ... oobre Copper ...... Coptapo — 70,00 e 1 ling. k Australlan Copper 14 It 1 2 011 2 4 20,000 20 I(kneral „, 3 ,aOO 1 Golden Mountain. " par I ps I 11.000 3 I Grot Polirooth 6ll 16 1 ;a 00 , 000 10 ill. alma .b SouthAosericao 9 :00,000 1 I Noure.o Monde 7,000 30 ,santiaso de Cuba lO4 0,000 10 I lin Crott 11,1:1 13.131 , 1 United Mexican 100,000 1 tweet Marlisara all 1 dls par MONEY MARKET. Fainst Under the influence of the apprehension of a speedy dissolution of parliament the English stock market was weaker to-day, and prices ruled throughout the regular hours of business, at a decline of fully A, Consols leaving off, an officially quoted, 971 to for money, and 973 buyers for the 1:Ith of April. Daring the hour that intervened previous to the closing of the house, however, se% end purchases of some im portance were effected, and the market assumed a decidedly improved appearance, the quotation be ing called 97; for cash, and 'J7 to A for time. In the morning another investment was made in Console at 97,1 on account of the sink ing fund. Several stocks are now shut for the divi dend, but Reduced Threes were dealt in by , special transfer, as is usually allowed for two or three days after the regular closing of the books. In the New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. there were nume rous transactions, this being the last open day. The official business list is as follows :-1 hrekper Cent. Consols, 974, !, I; aftto for account, V7l, I, A. Three per Cents. Reduced (shut), Rtll, with div. for money. New Throe-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 993, 1,3, 3 , 3 . South Sea New Annuities, 961. The unfunded securities were in more demand, and showed an upward tendency. A few transactions took place in Exchequer Bills at 645. to 675. prem., 1 but the bulk of the business was at 63a. to 665. prem., being Is. higher than yesterday. India Bonds ruled at 735. to 765. prem. The foreign stock market was dull, and where sales were pressed a reduction in priors was in all eases necessitated, including Spanish, Mexicsn, and Oranadan. Business, however, was limited, and late in the afternoon a better feeling prevailed. The pricts of actual sales are subjoined ; :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 98; ditto Small, 981. Buenos Ayres Six per Ceuta., 58. Chilian Six per Cents., 1061, 106. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 60, ; ditto Four per ,Cent. Certifs., 93f, 93. Ecuador bonds, 5. French Five pr Cent. Rentes, 103 fr. 50c. (exchange, 25 fr. 321 c.) Granada, One-and-a- Half per Cents., ex Dec., 1849, coupon, 23; ditto, Deferred, 101. 111exisan Three per Cents. ' fur ac count, 16th March, 3n, Peruvian Five per Cents., 1849, 103 ; ditto, D eferred,' 541. Portuguese Four per Cents., for account, 33j. Sardinian Five per Cents., 901. Spanish Actives, for account, 25, 24; ; ditto, Old Three per Cents., 42 ; ditto, New Deferred Three per Cents., 181, a ; ditto, Spanish Committee's Certifs. of Coupon not funded, 21 per cent. Venezuela Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 421 ; ditto Defened, 18, 17/. The suspension was announced to-day of another mercantile house, that of Messrs. Ritchie Brothers, of Bishopstrate-street•uithin, but it created little surprise. the business of the house has been chiefly with Holland and tho West Indies. The amount of liabilities is not ascertained, but is expected not to exceed 30,0001. or 40,0001. The market for foreign exchanges, this afternoon presented no material variation from the rates of last post, and the business transacted was on a limited scale. The supply of bills was scanty, nor was the demand at all considerable. The prices negotiated were as follows: Prim negotiated. Frost To Ile. Mote. ... Ile. Misty. sled Otinty. .. left. Gist?. 121. Nate. . 12e. let,. lamos. 10/aekl. 13raca. 12110. Okr. I2lift. Okr. 1211. 345 r. ... 10kr. 1211. 405 r. ... 1211. 425 r. 23fr. 30e. ... 23er. 355. 231 r. 30e. 231 r. Ma. Mk. leo ... 2.30. 23e. Amsterdam part Short Ditto Rotterdam fiaalbui g and Alton' Vranklortto4b•Jdaloe per ElO „ .pert 9. V/ .9 99 91 I. Tr to Antwerp Brumes Short _.. zse. a00.._. Sbtr. bba ',; $ -?Yee. G cnt, lime" pe p ! ,A. ... isir: iii. Beram.--.-- “ ~ 354 • Sec. 234 • 53 d. m yr si ". ....1.• „ 234. Sue. ... 154.115 e. „" „ 11.9 fr. Sue. ... 251 r. SU. GINS Leibllnk ." „ „ 804. 503. c. ... ... 301 r. Me. VMS ." 9O /0 201 r. 30 301 r. 16e. KUM. „ „ 301 r. 1710. ." 301 r. Ile. Nyhe per drat „ 40 genes ... 40l pence Ritmo per ounce . 121 pence ... 1113 peace klerefus „ 121 pews ... 122 pease 152•11.9.1 per itUllar ~ 4 ponce ... 49 pence ('ddb " 49 pence ... 19 pence =ex „ „ 49 pewee ... 49 pence ensile, Barcelona.— 1111192 a Lieben per isfirel " 59 pence .. 93 penes Own° ,, „ 53 pence ... 53 penes St. Petersburg The account of the position of the . 13ank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the nth of March, is as follows: DAN li Of 31:1014.21D.—Ac6nner for the week ending Mar. R,1351 IsPIIIIIMPARTIIIST. Kota kneed "..........437.e9T,143 i Oneenunent Debt— . /11 • 01 2 .10 Other ilecnrllsin 2.904;40 Gold Oela sad inii 15,16.3.:7 I kbirce Ihalbira 33.376 £:13.597.146 /32.817.146 B• 1,6 1111 6P.1110 =more Owl ....000 rabLie Depayite Waled. 3.b16,624 lizehaq, Pay. Oonunla. 01 N. Debi t : 4 ml IM, . A 4,ftotse) Olber vaita 19.121%c BOVID-dbf iedolhwr lAUP 1,113.943 £38.340,03 Mine. n, b 5". ILTY~/T. - , %men... Beet Reaurittop tinalwl. Vo Wiht Atumityl /13,r.0.723 Other Securities sole, Gold *ad ellver Cola 04340.466 MARIE/IS. Odor Cagig. 116! i id 2 .1 9. 31i bliiiizil Rid 14 I 111 i $1 Id 41 id LATEST FOItEIGN EXCHANGES. For Amnon. _ _ PARIS, Mown 12. For • - - Monty. Opening; lbgLoot lawn Ckolmg. , I per Conti. 1 nll 60 en 3o ,r 5636131 66 63 Canto 3 Par . 1 per Coats. „. ... ... 4 do. New Loon 1 . 6 ,9 30 j ... .. 1 per On Exchange on ion :at olgL . t., ...3 03 ;90 dam 23 20. ... Ow Cents. 5 pot Costa. 4 per Cann 44 do. New Loan 1 per Oran Mat 5 1 . 1416 011 Land., : Med. 3 3 90457p,2330. Belgian, 5, 1610 lO2 Money. Nat,:ts Fauns. .......100 /3 Mow Do. 6, 111s2 — Roman Loan, Spill; 91 t Do. do. WO.. 95 reasury Honda Pltdroo ll 11 0. 14 92 —T 63... Dalt Nan. 2670 Yeats, MARCH 12.—St. Germain, 590 ; Versailles (right tank). 530; Ditto ileit 6=5)445 75 ; Psris and Orlinns, 1,172 50; Paris and Rouna,lls7 10; Rouen and u m re, 27: St, ; Mantillas and Atli. non, 247 $0; Strasbourg mid Bale, 227 50; reign. 516 25; 0710.06 And Itunleaux, 483 ; ?timber; 6/5; Parn sod israsbnorg, 518 75; Paris sad Lyons, 595; Outs; 530; louts sad Nantes 510; MOll. Wei. and Prom. 100; Dieppe and tecarop, 230; Bonin= and Tent, 103. BERLIN, MARCH I.—Voluntary Loan, 101 ; ; New Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1t550), 102; ditto (1852), 101;; National Debt, 89:. Book Shares, 100. VIENNA, ?WARM 11.—Five per Cent. MCtalliques, 95!. New Loan (A), J 5 5-10; (B), 1054. Four-and a-Half per Cent. ditto, 84.1. Bank Shares, 1,215. Exchango on London, 12.28. NAPLES, MARCH 4.—Neapolitan Fives, 103,1. Sici lian Fives, 911. Exchange on London, 576. COMMERCIAL AND M.ABSET.% WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING -LANE, SATVILDAY MOILVINe. In the colonial markets this week a for amount of busi neu has been transacted, and prices do not exhibit any material alteration. The sales of Sugar bare not gone off briskly, and occasionally the low qualities have been sold at a decline of 61. per elec.; for foreign de scriptions, however, there has been a gots' de mand, at full rates. Coffee has again Leen offered sparingly, and holders have been enabled to sell at rather advanced rates, especially for the Costa ltica sorts. The demand for rice has not been quite so active ; but at public sale yesterday white Bengal sold at e x t reme quotat i ons. The tea market Las scarcely maintained last week's im provement. A public sale is announced for Wednesday next. WOOL NIARKET.—THIS DAY. The business doing in all foreign Wools is very limited, especially fur the home trade. The Wools bought ut the late public sales for the continent arc Leing shipped w ith all speed, and the docks and wool wars houses are getting very bare of Wool, go that it is a fortunate cirmunstance that the present demand is not very active. It is expected with the change of wind we shall have largo arrivals from Australia. There is a fair stock or German Wool resting, and holders are firm. Certain flocks iu Austria have lately been con tracted for, at much higher prices than they would fetch here at tho present time. The imports of Wool into London this week are limited to 87 bales from llamburgh. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is firm, cud still advancing. Prices are quoted as follows :—Town Tallow, od. nett cub ; Pe tersburg, Y. C., on the spot, 36',. 6d. ; Oct. to Dec. (18.12), 395. 7d. to 385.; on or before the end of March, 365. 6d. MARIE? ATZEAOBS.—Town Tallow, 38e. Yd. ; fat by ditto ;2s . d. ; yellow Russian, 38s. 01. ; melted stuff, 275.; rough ditto, 16s. Gd. ; Tallow graves, Ys. ; good dtegs, 6s. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report trado bri,k, at the following suotations:—Prime Meadow Hay, 745. to 80e. ; inferior, 645. to 70v. ; 'Owen, 60s. to 634. ; Clover, 7.51. to Kat. ; second cut, Ms. to 755. ; Straw, 275. to 30s. COVENT-GARDEN.—TIIIB DAY. Although the weather still continues cold, the market is well supplied with vegetables and fruit; but trade is dull. English l'ine•apples are plentiful, considering the season. New Hothouse Grapes have made their appearance; foreign ones are a trifle dearer. The best English Pears fetch "rood prices. They are now confined to Beurr6 Rance and Laster Beurre. Oranges are plentiful and good. Nuts arc nearly the same as last quoted. Strawberries are still supplied. Carrot., Turnips, Cabbages, &c., are sufficient for the demand, and there is some fine Cornwall Broccoli in the market. l'otatoes etc generally good in quality. Lettuces and other Wading are sufficient for the demand. Mushrooms are ch7aper. Cut flowers of Heaths, Epacrises, Mignionette, Camellias, Roses, Acacias, Azaleas, Primulas, Hyacinths, Tulips, Lily of the Valley, and other forced bulbs. Pine-apples, pee lb., 4. to Be ()mace, Itosse,p. lb., Ifs to 20, Urerae, Lisboa, per lb., 9d to Is Gd Apples, kiteb., per busb.,lsto3s6d Years, dessert, per dos., 2a to Gs Allioraile, per peek, Ss sweet, per lb., Ss to Se Lallolll, per doe., le to 21 thaw% per dos., le to 1 p I; Nut.. 36 Cobs. pa r r lb., io 1 1 2 ;4 "4. ISLE.% _ _ _ VEOETJ Savoys, c i r i. l 6 om" led to 2s . French p.lOO, Ps Od toss to Br heooooli, pads, er each 1.1 nab, sd. I to d Is 31 Aipszanus, per bundle, 3s to 78 nesksle, per basket, Is 3d to b ed Gnu ns, per doe.. 23. 6d to Is Rhubarb, p. bundle, 6d to Is Gd Potatoes, per ton, 13s to 6W per cwt., 3s to es per bush., Is 64 to 2. 6d Turnips, per don, Is 641 to 2s6d Cusurnbers, each, Is Od tot. (*key, per bundle, Gd to Is ed Curets, per bunch, 1d to 7d brussels Uproots, per ball sieve, Is to la td Sonac.h, pr. sieve, 1. to 1. 6d *nuns, per bunch, 2,1 to 41 epaulet; p. dem..l46d tali Endive, per score, Is to 2. &I Feet, prr doz.. Is. to is. INI/1111p, per doz., Ird to Is Leeks, per bunch. Id to 1.1 sballote, per ill, bd to I od Girlie, per lb., t 4 to bd Artaltober. Jerusalem, per half arm, 9.1 to Is Lettuce, Cab., p. more, 4d to Is Small Sa!sds, p. pun. 24 to bd 1101 X Radish, per NIL, la to 4s Mushrooms, per pot, I. to 1.3 d per punnet, WI to Is sorrel, pie ball mete, 1,341 n Is6tl Fennel, per bunch, 3d to 3d Savory, per bomb, 2,1 to 3d Tyme, per hunch, 2,1 to 34 Parsley. p. doz. bun., rs to 3. Mint, pm bursa:, 4,1 to id per bunch, 34 to id Marjoram do., per bunch, 3d tr Id Wstiteree,prrcks.barch dto Is COALS.'.- LONDON, MARCH 12. - CLOSE Or VIE Mannar.- Bate's West Hartley, 12s. 64. ; Buddies West Hartley, 12s. 64. ; Chester Main, 12s. lid. ; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 13s. ; Longridae's West Hartley, 134. 3d. ; North l'crey Baffles, 12s. 64. ; Redheugh Main, 10s. fr,l. ; 'Canfield Moor &tea, 13s. ; West Wolam, 12s. tkl. ; Wylam, 13.. 6d. ; Walls End Bell and brown, 12s. 3d. ; Walls End flostorth. 1 3s. 6 d.; Walls End Northumberland, 12s. Pd. ; Walls End Rid dell, 13s. 3d. : Eden Main, 154. ; Lamhton Primrose, 13..; Walls End Bell, 14s. tkl.; Walls End Belmont, 14.1. Walls End lletton, Ilia. ; Walls End Haswell, 16s. 3d. ; 11" alls End Lambton, his. lid.; Walls End Mussel's Helton, Lis. Gd. ; Walls End Stewart's 16s. ; Walls End Fowler's Hartlepool, 12a.3d.; Walls End Hartlepool, 16s. ; Walls End Hartlepool Helton, 1.56. lid. ; Walls End Ileugh Hall, les. tM. ; Walls End South Kenos.. 11.. : Walls End Thornlcy, les. ; Walls End Adelaide Tees, 1.55. 3d. ; Walls End Backhouse, 13s. !Id. ; Walls End South Dur ham, 141. ; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 235. Sydney's Hartley, 13s. 34.-Ships at market, lay ; ships sold. (13. SOUTH AMERICAN MAIL SERVICE.—The new pa t•l arrangements, by which a fortnightly instead of a monthly communication has been established with the south western coast of America, are the result of • new contract entered into between the government and the Pacific Steam Navigation Company, and which is to last for seven years. 'rhe company are to receive 5,000/. a year for the ad4itional ditties they will perform. By the former contract the company were only bound to have steamers of 1511.horw power, by the new contract some of their steamers must be Sill-horse power. ANI; AMERICAN STEAM NAVIGATION Corr N Y.—The call in connexion with this company, cal culated by Mr. Hattori, the officiallpsaager, is 6,54. 'bet share. ;,!+ . ~ ~'.,: . L - Th ,; lal~ Y"~ 31 Is. 41 IP 4 1 161 I I 19 191 6 6 14: 14 SO '5 634 66 74 77 13 14 Cy 7 ve hr. 191 141 MI II f el 7114 I 15 4 i 31 6 1 i I lei I 171 i d neladd