The Express. — London, England, 1851-03-06 00:00:00

Ttt A'fi3rs 1,413.] LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, lB5l. [THREEPENCE. jrrilrilmits. STOVES, and 1 , 111. E-1 RI INS. d th e ileo n are renovated, hi fore ensile ilreetirte ; to i s se a. Stkiiiii:Va 8110W.LiMAla. So. tarintrO. gsgSST ;lunar a:lleermar.oreat), sad 7.c0. I, It tWhIANA I ILEET. ow. me ilip Ws.* la the .aria, and costala .soh I. weer. W e i s r teglalllik4, anIVIA It ANULK, VIKILIMAINS ; awl GENE RAL mi)NMoNGLIVE . i enrol. he approeched etrewere, t thee m o we?. a0...;y, !easily i f tirey.,a, •or elqui.ltestse of wore wimatp, 1.1.1:e the I . ! Scr. .re no tO4 Ins, Kass tor which he rata. lillahrc..t hob ers an t.elehrat - .If. r 'acne than a ciiiartee t 4 a erytur 7 . Enibt nut... Wt:lt Ifto•tfoi offi,lWlltA AM too arts of bar. ; ICI I.e. to SI If.. ditto rut ormolu oniarteato Atil two re 0. A bare, 1'.5 Is.. t c ,c lily ; bronaol fender. sareplete, with otewlards frcra 7e. to i.s; Steel fasters. loan St at. at Ca; ditto, with rich peaolo can,. wrath Fr el SS lie, to C To.; fire-von% fro - n le. Ad. tlie -et to SI le. helmet , W all ether moat Warm with rallied= hearth ;Um CUTLERY, WAR RAN 171).—The nest varied ..,,,,,,,...r of thliLk I . - ri.ERT to the world, ell werranavL 1. io SALL A WILLIAM a. IttitrOSlS, at prier* 0.4 are nohow. radar as ly hamtiee ad the lane-...a. of Ow odes. it.hith iwir7.hinal...l pa is Mi.,. Irtils Lt.ili ir lastree, In,. per Imes; , :ewertv, In Motet, ih; II Po !alarm., Is. ler down eittr.s; carver., 3s. rd. per pair ; levee, =nowt pr - port .4, hi 17. A. per &ova; d eaten One, with +Over has iii.; writ. Wee tatee Mies., 0.. per doers; deserts. 41.; Wens la. per pie, 1....,4 hen L.ble knives, 7.. al. toe duet n ; dwarfs. no ; wren*, le. rd. ; black truaiLli.adiri table lialvea awl ibrks ie. we ewes; sable A•ttlA. MAO le. root. The tarps* stank ed plated dimes* Waves oil tarifa. ha eamo end .other wive, sad el the Ulm rkt.ed IA career , . In • %Wrong. Aito A brie oeretateat of 8A20;14., prvictivee 1/11.4/101, Re., of tie twat quAity. fittest& tateharat a, with ttitfllV, of seer? Leotiowaigser article, /at (per ;eel) troth WILLI %II a. SCUM'S stork of GEMURI. EVRIkI.ItiVO IfiONIII 'NOWAY is liter ay the Lower in the tr-el 4, stet so 140 Len ges., CAR E•emptoard to al.. A Mt feet dos of it. veriety and extent, parchairre Aft Melted I all eta! bowel P. The mom, 0. tweed kw Way betide sot approval a. -3,, ..xy rti,,i ap,k; r (....., 0 0 5e0..1. 4 1. 0 4). wet No. I. NLVOIAIS -.410,Kr, Lawton.-- Leta. 111. sdia Wedoetreet. tale. T TlrftllT:-ItOWUttfIIII N VERVITIT,I ?RAUL DZ%711 , 14 IC .white p rater, enenpann.!ett nr the sad twat reehereht iftert•heet• nr the Ilea nre herAiL It ite tom, fn., the It, Di, fr1n0,..1 ,I,MAIR Of ta,letent deal, Lit• .Mlsem In . the en , I, iMpart Ow Ow NI NA pare anil parr. h'renee% turd vie,. ....tam. and p fru,. P. the hre , th. Ilhuny M t; I. nt fr,.on the pan*. ..tut • le *Mr mottos and red, •• Ale ao'n• e:; on that th. I. eta ',if lue. are thwt toollorod 6111 at, them &aria Is lin truly • 11 , trat and Centred aro. Mao peopirt.eo Loot otralm.l tb teleru it by the Queen. the 0 , 0 , 1, sad the atoyol natio of tite.4 Mriui., anal the *midst, and IlsM I 7 tbsoombno. Pince 2.:d. per ha. -l'autiat. The ass .11•Prianee I tl. ate" are oh the W M udts. 41 on e•eh hoz SIM lip A. Iltf AVIAN!) anni 105.14, Wt ualgrnien, Lintlen; eLa 1. roont4o mod 'whores.. FirrY YP.ARS . iN I liO KStil)N, C.,tatiquton, aerrou•ae.., 'Vna, aogtk. 11.4tultm, y. bona." aft linen at the abliaruh, at. aboatioa, tar in.!. tltablr any of a 12441 tr. decal tar to rack a &set., 41,a: I • 4:4 unable to more at boot erutehro, nave tr ..It,. ly r4n4444,1 by DU I:AUL:VS clerdrat 11V.AL711-14MIONINI: 4.414 - .3 Jody Wortluon, Lime, as. a IVO." o=ll a taaltampi.4. at eau + M grow the Itiaht *lon. the Load Pluart de Dein, IM Are',l4..are Alrastsker :quart, to Mrjur-6414rral TLu00.4.41.:n5. Eau4Othi nazi, Kul, barraa aM eraa-law. Ista/e.. Obl.ezr. C g cur, .4 Go f tate of laver, Lilt AIN aerrous, an 4 comenclus occapiliatf, • emu , th , anot-m, 414.41enakra, palpitate*, Sm. Said ltt matins ah onsurucur a, an 4,;hinit Ilb„ 2p. 94. ; 41144, at kid.: Mu., at I 1..; I 2,.., at 2 :a. ; ruour rrtterd quahly, 'olb, at Wu.; all., al 2214 he 141:4. ld li.b. e.4 - 4144 . 4r. are I rward• d Orr 7, easitap , m ..r!pt 4,1 a laot. di , Ord“, 4.1)11 MARRY awl Co, 117, Now bond.rovet. Loodua;44fildby anrerpriash:egradaramadrhea.kata. IIErItEaF.NTATION OF TIIE TOWER HAMLET:es—A meeting of the West Haekney National Itefinmi Asses-adios wa.. held on Monday ut the Lamb Tavern Aeumbly Room, Kim/eland, for the purpose of making 41 return of name. to the borough committee of pereome suitable to represent the Hamlet+ at any future election. The notice.. coiling the meeting, it appeared, had only lain delivenvl during the day, wan Wounding a large number of gentlemen attended. —Mr. Matson, the ehairman, eaid they were met on a moot important ,rev-ion, and the lonsinems to +shirh their atten tion would h, directed wa. of on important character, via., the making a natant of nom,+ to the loromugh committee of person. to represent them in the 1/0113V of Commetni in caw of a vacancy or dboolution id parliament. One of their mem ber+, Mr. fa-forge Thommon, was abevnt in America, and in env of a general election he might not be nominated, us (tho• chairman) believed it we. necessary to helire in the hands of the returning 0111 C, r 21/0/. a. a guarantee for ex- Wan , . Their other member, Sir William Clay, had voted for Mr. Hume'. motion; hut it wax for the meeting to my whom thee coonsiolenel the most fit to reprcoent them. Ile thought the I.t.t rooftree to he pursued would he for gentlemen to meittion the names of two or three pelican whom they comsat-nal it most desirable to have for their repreaentative., and then take a ballot nn the name* men tioned. By adopting ouch 3 plan it would he universal suf frage amongst the mini?. es, and which any person might become on the payment of one ehillione. Mr. IlUglie3 having lacer tall. el meet by the chairna.on to name two or three p.m., rose, but was by Mr. term, who proposed rather lengthy To-solution approving the conduct of the persount no miters., and pledging the alerting to commends an enniaol .iolouription .fungi chilli.,; each a. a complement OT 1,11) OOTIR of member. Mr. Vigne seconded the remit,- lion. Mr. foote r obto doll to Mr. (I. TI10111p , 31), complained of hi. a1..0 nee, and ...lid h' scarerly corer spoke in the house Mr. Wickham defetioleol Mr. Thompson, and mid he Win not fairly ripurted, he hail ben in the gallery and had heard boo male one of the most brilliant spenhes ever de livered, and the neat morning not a "liable of it 4 11.Pears 4 in Oil- paper.. Mr. Smith comealereof it Ile-indite to return the 11311.11, of the tonsent member.. Mr. Wipe objected to the n.olootioon, he considered that the borough was not fairly ro pri eunto a by sir William Clay, and moved the ("tinning onto oho nt, which was comb of by three to one : That Sir Won. Clay ol ors not fully Tenement the feelings anal opistioni. of the aro ten of tho• Tower Hamlets ; and that any dia.us.ion on Mr. Thompeon's nithdr.owal is pre matiter." The ('hairm on, hunter urged upon the meetin2 the neeeeeity of furnishing name e to the central o•ommittee, noel stated v might not have agnin the opportunity lot dung .4 Mr. Smith 1113111311 the fallowing resolution, whieh nee That the report of the central com mittee having Ina u submitted to !hi. association, resolved, that should anntla r rho tiom occur they are really to support Mr. 11. 'I hornison, but, at the present time, reserve their mini., or to the es•ntlemin who .hould he amociated with kiss." Ss•veral gentlemen complained of the shortness of motive railing the meeting, that th •y• had been taken by surpri.•, and reeommenoled that a mom public one should be embed, which wa. re.lral upon and fixed for Thum- LIT week. After thank, to the Chairman the meeting GREtT FIRE. IN ()IloßllseTltEEr.—Yestertlar after. nom, at 3 few minute. before 9 Orb,: k, a tiro., invo . obing a e. risme diatnartinei of %satiable property, lank.: out in the pr. nu.. of .Mr. Smith, perfumer too her ilajesay, 1, l'rinetv elreet. Oxfoonl-street. The building, including the has. an ut, was tivo door. high, and wag adjoined on one side by the range of prom:dee+ belueging to Messrs. Thomas and Itols•rt Marlyn. the silk mercer. awl haloorheohers, which Camel the earner building of that portion of Regent circa.. The property of Mr. Osborne, a Jeweller and eilver smith. flanked the other side of Mr. Smith's establish ment, and owing to the large quantity of corn hustible matter in the last-named place of it 14.11 teearne apparent to all proaent that a fearful conflagration in all probability would be the r•-omit. l'nfortunately, tle• fears of the inhabitants were soon realised, for the fire mounted territirally, igniting not men Iv every floor of the premiece in which it commented, but also. the sidelining property of Me+ers. efartyn, no that in Lea than a quarter of an hour aft'i the alarm was given, the 01. strurtion of en. ry building nrar eetmed inevitable. It i. mils. 41 door a hook, containitir otene perfumery spirit., bad le en roiaced on the mantelpiece• in the counting hou.e. There being a fire burning in the grate, it is *up pa.+l that the heat moist have alter, d the temperature of the spirit., and cannel their espansion, from +noldenly the bottle hunt. the contents ran into the hers le-how, and then arooleflßC immense sheet of dune, igniting the moraine-hooter., and every other room in the building iu rapid *neves...inn. In a very brief pairel the engines of the London brigade West of England. and St. Marylebone parieh were nn tbs; spot. An iminediate supply of water ..1,1 obtained from the main 111' the Clranol J motion and %Viet aliddleaex Com- panic., and capon. greaten of W.lt r were %ratterd rare r the tinning premises, lout in spite of the exertions of the n. the work of devastation continued, and it was nearly 4 'clock before the flame. COLIIII I.e sulebeal, an d not until the whole of Mr. Smith's +minable .teak in trade was toorounied, his furniture, wearing apparel, *WI other effects entirely destrnyed. The o•ito wave property or Moises. Mnrtyn is also severely &magi-A—the costly goods in the show-room arm either deetroyed or materially injured by fire and water, independent of which the whole of the hack window* are burned out, the various rooms seriouely charred by the action of the fire, and many of the barge plate glans win dows are demolished. The total loes must be very eon.ith•r able, and unfortunately Mr. Smith was not insured to one half the extent of his actual loss. Mr. Oeborne, the silver smith and jeweller, who has oleo sustained great damage by water, was unineured, but fortunately Messrs. Marlyn were Mauna] in the National Mercantile fire office. Flttl'D ON A Sr..twatt. — A sailor. lately paid off from H.M.S. Prince Regent, at l'orteninuth, received a re mittance ticket, =outstare to 341., payable in London, and preeented it yesterday at the Pay-otftee. Whitehall, and re ceived 'Cyril live pound notes. On leaving the office he was accented by a gentlemanly-looking man, nhoookeil the .ailor if he would show hint the way to the London Hocks, when Jack protfered his assistance to show him the road, and on reaching that locality the gentleman invite 41 the sailor to take some refroohnient ins publie-house. Whilethere they were joined loy another person who entered into conversa tion, and described himself as being a gentleman of fortune who. had come up to London to nmeive suone props•rty. They then asked to be shown the tunnel, and afterwards entered another public-house on the Rotherhithe side, and there the, kind friends managed to obtain poesenion of the sailor's Bank of England notes, and substituting in their stead the paimr of the " Bank of Elegance." The sailor, in one houry teat the whole of his hard earnings fur three years. AN AMOCIATION FOR IstraoviNt; TILE CONDITION or Nlll.l.l‘ll* awn DaitIiSMAILEIVI has been formed in Mauch ogee. Two main objects are—to limit the hours of labour, and to promote a half-holiday on Saturdays. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. i LANCASHIRE ANI) YORKSHIRE RAILWAY CA.mnanxie, IL%acu 3.—At a congregation holden MEETING. this day, the following degrees were conferred ;-13. A .: 11. W. . Downes, Trial. Coll.; R.. 1. Livingstone, 'Fria. Coll. (corn-' Yesterday the general half-yearly meeting, of the pounder) •C. J. Vernon, Trio. Coll. ;G. Armitage, John's; Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company, was held at C. Batleoek, John's; M. Bland, John's ;IL Lbw. the Exchange, Manchester. In addition to the ordinary John'.; R. 0. Lloyd, John's ;W. O•ven, John's ;A. Vat - I it was proposed to forfeit certain shares on which son, John's; S. J. Whottle, John's ; F. Su mer Caius• arrears of call have arisen, and there was also a special M.: E. Stanbrire, Caine; L. J. Stephens, Curls ( corn - meeting to follow, to unction the lease of the Leeds and e• Liverpool Railway (either solely or jointly with the London pounder) ; W. De Vcar, Queens' ; C. C. Wharton, Cath rifle Hall ; I. 1 ,,,„,,„,,„„, ; J . simmond ,, Jesus; F. J. and North Western and the Midland Coml.:my). The re /Rockdale, Emmanuel. port and accounts having been published were taken as At the same congregation the following graces passed the read. An nlistr.ut has already been pu b lished in the senate: To authorise each of the persons who may be em- Express. Mr. ROJIEUT GILL, ehainnan of the board of ployed to make a catalogue of the MSS. in the University directors pr"ided• Library, to take one MS. at a time out of the library with- I The ClainmAN, in a brief speech, alluded to the out the usual bond, but under such conditions as the library . report, which he said contained a faithful record of their syndicate may think necessary to preseribe for the sate . l'lneci'diug". He alluded to the Chancery procecdiugs in custody of the 3155. 'Fro authorise the Vice-Chancellor to , stituted with regard to the Fifth Shuns, and considered ; that although the shareholders might discuss the merit* of present to the Rev. Ilenjantin Donne, M.A. of Queens' College (who is repairing his church at Weston, liens), an ; the question , it would be better pulley fur him to have his old pulpit beluoging to the Uoirersity, but now no longer lip. settled. Ile next alluded to the depreciation fund of i 30,0001. set aside fur the replacement of roiling stock and permanent way, and after some few further remarks, moved the adoption of the report. Mr. 11101IFIELD wished the accountant to answer for the difference between the capital received and the amount accounted fur. A letter from Mr. Ilighfield, dated " butte Linacre, near Liverpool," was read by the secretary, ad dressed to the director., complaining of the sum of 30,0001. being placed as a depreciating fund. The document was signed by memorialists represeutind capital to the amount ?f100,00.11. Ile concluded by musing the following nu- FINE OS A Cirrus OP A Solar.—At the Liver pool Police-office on Tuesday, George Bewley, master of the ship Rotund., was fined oil. and costs fur neglecting to supply suitable lime juice to his crew, on a voyage to I Madras. It appears that 30 gallons of lime juice were sup plied to the ship by Messrs. ('saran cued Browne fir the voyage to Ma roe and home. Thin was found unsuitable, I and when the laved arrived at Madras five gallons Teo e were purchased, and to thin one gallon of the old stuck was added, which, it wan alleged, had spoiled the whole. St -whotiAktlia craw were arilicheil pithausgry in easswpantaa, and one of the people had died. The information a this case was laid by Chatles Jiaker, a coloured man, who, was cook of the ship, and who produced a bottle of lime juice as a sample of what wax used in the Teasel. Another sample was produced by the steward, who said the cook's bottle wax nut a fair sample. lie said that a portion of the lime juice was on hoard, and I to test the sampler with this an officer of the court with the steward and cook were sent down to the Tessa in the Albert Dock, the magistrate kindly payhog Mr a car for the cook, who was too debibtsted to work. The sample was accord ingly drawn from the cask and hrouht into, court, when it was bated by the assistant of Mr. M.Guffie, chemist, who gave his opinion that it was very had and quite unfit for use. The fine was paid by the defendant, and the 'muffs- I trate advised him to settle the affair with the rest of the crew, as he would be liable to a fine of oil. fur every man on board should he bring him into court. Tine SticlOfi PitoM LoNoux-nalonr..—Last evettH ing Mr. Payne held an inquest at St. Bartholomew's' ll.opital on the body of the young woman who threw herself from the parapet of London-bridge into the water on Fri day night last, the particular. of which appeared in the Express on Monday. The deceased was identified as the daughter of Sophia hall, of Chatham, mid that her name was Ann Loader. She was 19 years of age, and had been in the service of Mr. Cranky, a pawnbroker, of No. 100, High-street, Shadwell, since November, as parlour maid and nurse. Latterly she had become dishonest, and her mistress had given her warning to quit her satiation. On Thursday last Mrs. Cranky sent a letter to doetaxed's sweetheart's mother, who had recommeaded her to her situation, informing her of what had occurred. She was to have been married in two months, and it was steeper-ed that the letter seriously afficted her mind. The jury returned u verdict of Temporary insanity." An elderly man, one of the jury, while proveeding to view the body, accidentally felt down some stone steps, and fractured his arm and one of his ribs. Ile was carried to one of the wards where he ref-pietd medical attendance. The steward of the hospital add in future a light should be placed near the steps to prevent similar accidents. EXTENSIVE EMMERT ON THE LIVERNKIL RAlL WAT.—Yesterilay information was received by the metro politan police that (Intimt the passage of the 9 o'clock train between Warrington and Liverpool, some daring thief had contrived to get on to the luggage truck and cut open a carpet bag, taking from it I'AP. in 1/. Irish notes ' a 301. branch flank of England note, &W. in 10/. and 51. Bank of England notes, and 2201. in sovereigns, getting clear away, and at present no clue exists to the perpetrator. Swim . or Alas. Last night, Mr. Charles Tomlinson delivered a lecture at the institution of the So- ciety of Arts, in John-street, Adelphi, on " Small; its ma nufacture and uses, commercial and artistic." The lee- , lec turer commenced by speaking of the manufacture of co- ' halt, from which, he said, small was obtained by the pro cess of smelting (',,halt was altogether a foreign modue lion, and was obtained only front two districts—the ono in Saxony on the horsier* of Bohemia, and the other in Nor way Its use had been first discovered by is Bohemian, as far back an the year 1.1-10, but it had only been by means of patient industry, and after many failure*, brought to its present commercial and artistic value. The lecturer went on to speak of the habits of the miners, and gave a detailed account of the various properties of cobalt. It was a curious fact that the manufacture of smolt, which had been itiathisa the P . m of 21.1,111.,. now placed to the account of aggint r repluctinenifund, be placed to the amount of revenue for the half-year, and that in future no such fund should exist." Mr. LEEMAN proposed, by way of amendment, that Mr. IliglitielfEs motion be earned so far only as relates to the rolling stock, and that a sum of 20.01 M. be appropriated fur each year to the renewal of the permanent way. Mr. iiouLuswoirrti considered that the 30,00n1. placed as a reserve by the company fur a gape: animated fund (ho would call it), viz., fur reuewal of engines, &c., should he allowed to remain. Mr. HEALD, M.l'., was much gratified to hear the opinions of such practical men as Messrs. Leeman and llouldsworth, but considered that an amount of such valua ble information us was contained in Mr. Wood's report should be printed and circulated anunigst the shareholders. Mr. Itawson, Mr. Marshall (a director), Mr. Parsons, of London, Mr. Ilargrearcs (a director), and Mr. W. Garnett, severally addressed the meeting. On the motion of Mr. MAXWELL, seconded by Mr. LEEMAN, • committee, consisting of Messrs. Parsons, Maxwell, Leeman, Garnett, Coates, ilouldsworth, Vance, Iliglifield, llardswell, and Hurter, were appointed to retire and consult together as to the best steps to be taken to put an cud to litigation respecting the holders of fifth shares. They retired to a private room, and the meeting stood ad journed. PARLIAMENTARY CONIIIITTEES. AYLESBURY ELECTION AND ST. ALDAN'S ELEC TION.—The examiner of recognisance, has reported to the house that the ret"Mtllisaßeel of the parties to the petitions again-t the return of members at these elections are unob jectionable. FALILIIM ELECTION.—The petition of the electors com plaining of this election has been referred to the general committee of elections._ prospemus fur 300 years, was at the preeent time ruinous to the manufacturer". (hi, new tariff imposed a duty of 10'.. per cwt. on %malt, and admitted a rival colour, called nltra-marine, duty free. The low price at which ul tra-marine could be mild, coupled with the imposition of the duty 011 malt, had rendered the production of the latter colour a in mer of great loss to those engaged in its manufacture. Amongst the uses to which malt was appiied the lecturer enumerated the making of blue patterns on pottery ware and poreelain, the ;eminent a blue colour to writing end other paper., in order to cover the yellow tint they generally have when made, the imprinting of blue patterns , and grounds on paper hangings, and the manufacture of glees with a brilliant blue colour. Llesidow these there were , many other useful and ornamental purposes to which 'malt I was applied, and other. to which it could he applied with advantage. At the close of the pmeeedings a vide of thanks was tendered to Mr. Tomlinson for his lecture. 'THE SLAVF. Ilium—On Monday night a public meeting, under the auspices of the Financial Reform Asos eiation, was held in the Queen —greet Ilull, Edinburgh, for the purpose of considering the propriety of the withdrawal of the African squadron, etc. William Chambers, Esq., occupied the chair, and addressed the meeting. Ile eons tended fur a reduction of the armaments of the country, and subsequently qaoted returns, which went to prose that the present squadron did not, by any means, accomplish the end for which it was originated. Ile marimba', amid much applause, in a %indication of the principles actuating the Reform Association in taking this step, and urged that the only way to suppress the slave trade was to withdraw the 1 squadron which was a great public burden, and which was maintained ut an enormous expense. Resolutions were afterwards passed, ununinaously condemning the slave trade, approving of the withdrawing of the African squad ron, and urging the British government to enforce the treaties entered into by this country with Spain, Portugal, land Brazil.—NurfA British Mail. • MID h ENT AND DoVER RAILWAY (LANDOWNrits' LINS).—The seket emumittee of the House of Common, on standing orders have cided that the standing orders ought not to be dispensed with in this caw. CLAsnirWATIoN Or PRIVATE - earnmittee of selettiou, under the powers granted to them by the Standing Order, No. If 2, have formed into groups the fol lowing private bills which, in their opinion, it is expedient to submit to the same committee, and have agreed to report the same to the house, as follow :—Group No. 1. Turnpike Road ; Appleby, Kendal, Kirkby Stephen and Market Brough ; Cheltenham and Gloucester District; Cheltenham and Painswiek ; Huddersfield and New Hey District; Itrhen Bridge and Roads ; Manchester Parish Highways ; Mildenhall Burnt Feu Road and Lakenheath and Hoek wold Roads; Millthrup and Levens 'Turnpike Rood; rye comb and Hicksted ditto ; Richmond and Lancaster (west ern district); She ffi eld and Glossop; Shrewsbury and Briagnurth ; Stroud and Gloucester; Tenter& n and Wood church ; Uttoleter to Stoke and Millwieh to Samlon ; Wiveliseouthe Roads. Group No. 2. Liverpool Ducks (alteration of management, &c. &c.) ; Liverpool Ducks (amendment of acts). ADMIRALTY, MARCH S.—APPOINTMENTS.—Lieu tenants E. Marshall to the Penelope, and F. S. llawkins to the Impregnable. Second Muster F. W. Rea to the Virtory. Muster's As.isttuit S. Silby to the Banshee. Mate F. Fyne to the Prince Regent. 1 1 Clerk W. S. F. Freeman to the Alert. Midshipmen 8. Juke and 11. C. Wogan to the Prince Regent. Naval Cadets C. M. Thackeray, A. Murray, and A. W. Inglis to the Pritwe Urgent. .MEETING OF THE BIRKENHEAD COMMISSIONERS.— The monthly meeting of this body was held at llirkenhead on Tuesday evening. A great deal of miscillantsms busi ness, of gide public importance, was dispowal of, having reference to the improvement of the township in a sanitary point of view. The ferry commissioners reported that the retriots up to the 28th February, 18.50, amounted to 1,1491.185. &I. To tb,. , same date of the present year the proceeds were 1,2081. 2s. 91. The receipts from 23e1 of April, 1819, to the' Bth February, 1810, were 18,321/.45. 3d.; and for the sante period ending 28th February, 1811, 18,416/. 80. The total expenditure for the latter period was 11,1111. Ils. Id. INDIAN COTTON CILOP.—The Bombay Telegraph am/ C ourtier reports that the cotton crop of the present season, from the cotton lands of Guoerit, is expected to produce 300,000 boles, living 100,000 bales more than was obtain, d lust year. The quality also promises to be good, and jhe only measure nivess.iry to give the produce its fair chance in the market is to prevent the hots and shippers front adulteratim; tho article. This requisite vs di, it Is said, be secured by the severity with which the law on the subject has been carried out by Mr. Davies, the collector of Broach. DIsTritBANcES IN YARMOUTH UNION-110UsE.— For some time time mug our workhouse (which unfortunately con tains a huge number of idle and dissolute characters) has been the scene of frequent insubordination, to quell which 1 , much determination has been accent:try. Several of the supernumerary police have been located in the 110113 e for the purpose of ussisting in preserving order. On Saturday an outbreak took plan., in consequence of the new. Track ing tome of the inntates that there was a riot in the town. This was however subdued with some difficulty, but on Thursday last ',vend of the ringleaders commenced hy re fusing to do any work, when one of them, a desperate cha racter named Girdlestone ' was taken into custody. One of the toen who took hint had a finger nearly severed from his hand in endeavouring to secure him. Ile was brought up handcuffed, notwithstanding which he conducted himself most furiously, using the most awful imprecations. Ile THE DUKE or TherN4wlrses AERIAL VOTAOI.I. sent, need to 12 days' hard labour, and when he conies The Duke of Brunswick, who with Mr. Green, the aeronaut, . wa ''. • • • . . • lout be will he committed for trial for his ferocious attack MR Vaushallsgardens on Tuesday in the Royal Nassau , . on the policeman. Three other paupers were sent to the Balloon, with the intention of crossing to Germany, about treadmill for 21 days each, for refractory conduct—Bury two hour. afterwardsdew , ntletl at Gravesend, the duke having found the wind andilnly become adverse to the ; Poa. e course he meant to take. He is. however, Neill determined ; A NECROPOLL4.—As some workmen were oxen to carry out his intention, and will, it is said, amend again mating in the new garden, purchased by the governors of as soon as the wind becomes favourable. i the Lunatic Asylum, nearly oppisite the north-west sally- LompoN AND Nom' Wysyms R A ILWAY,— • port of the cattle, they came to a quantity of human bones. Traffic for the week ending March 2, 1811: Pasaengers, Above a hundred skeletons have already been unhoused, pisseels, carriage •, horses, and mails, 22,7911. Lt. 74.; and, as the works are proceeded with, the numberciincrease. rnerchandiw. 17,5ri4. 19‘. 441. ; cattle, 7001. 19s. id.: Two coins have been found—the one a Claudius 11., brasa ; total, 41,0-W. :fa. 3d. Corresponding week, 18.10, the other one of Gallienus ; some bricks, with a few ca l-40,2041. os. 10d. Aggregate : ISA 346,7331. 18s. fid. ; cined fowls' bones, have also been discoveredr but none of 1041, 3.17,11101. be. 3.1. i these things tend to explain the matter. It us conjectured L omm , ~,,, s orni _W E sTERN RAingA;y,___ that the hones are the remains of soldiers slain during the siege of the castle, iu the time of King Stephen.—Lincoln -1 Trak for the wsvk ending March 2, Itail :—Passengers, 6.4311. Ina. lid.; nests, 2,272/. 71i. 84.; total, 8,7071. ss. 91d. shire Times. 1111DLAND RAlLWaY.—Trattic for the week end- FATAL ItAILWAY ACCIDENT.—Ou londay morning last, a fatal accident occurrs4 at the railway cruising near lag March 2, 11411, 19,4521. Hs. OM. ; ditto, March 3, 18.10, the Collins -ten-en station, 011 the Liverpool branch of the 20.511. W. Is. I Id. Aggregate, 1850, 171,9531. Us. Id, ; 1811, , London and North-Westent Railway. An old woman named 176,640/. 2s. Id. Ashton, who livedat a farm near St. Helen's, anti was in 1 WINDING l'P JOINT STOCK COMPANlKA.—Yester the habit of going thither every morning with milk, went day, pursuant to an order of the house of Lords, the Mass up to the gates as usual vvith her home and cart, and was I tent an Chancery were called on to send in returns of the allowed b y the gateman 's wife to pass through; but just number of eases contested and uneontestetl that have been when t i he cart was upon the line the express train from Li brought before aial have been decided by them under the , i lu th rt;tatr old d g over o it broke. the the . cart theo Joint Stock Companies Winding-up Acts during 1840. T. et% and came part Muster Brougham has directed that in making out the re- former h ' bring thrown by the ' force w : la ( t n he an shock in h to rsc a ' field j turn fmm bin office, there he added thereto the total num- ...,„ tide the line. her of meetings that have been held before him, with the , at STARVATION OF A WIPE DT HER HUSB.tND.—Last duration of the same, in the 12 or 13 companies now being I wound up in his office. , evening the coroner's inquiry at Bath into the melancholy case of Harriet Sparing, the particulars of whose death NORTH STAFFORDSHIRE It.tTLWAT.—Traffie for . have already appeared in the E.rpr4 ss. an resulting front ex ' the week ending Feb. 23, 4 , 1121 . ; corresponding week but - haustion and starvation, was brought to a close. The police year, 1,0971. • had not imecceded in apprehending the husband, from (Advertisement.) —Tut WONDERFUL CCRES PEN- whose conduct the evidence showed death to have resulted. 13111111 1 1/ as 1401.1.0flet s , I . lW+ astonish every body, they remove : The coroner having summed up the evidence, and point...el anmplands aluvb lb , (acuity promatoos incurable, debilitated con out the legal distinctions between wilful murder and man astaisimis see by their oar comPleteir ussitiorvled ; the "rv°u, ale slaughter, the iury after a short consultation , returned a dslissra, sad the weak me made strops : sad there la an otte.r meth- ! verdict oft , u v ii y u i . . ~ . Pas khans that is WI certain and effectual in eurinn iadicestims ar.d . deceased. ruer against the husband of the all Manua, liver, and vtomach compliinut, OP Holloway's Pills: they on o no on exec tan remedy a,t , droasiest allutians, sad every disease Sklel DE AT CHARING-CROSS HOSPITAL.—Ttnter- tnektent to knish , an I stoat unrivalled as an rilialatAW family day, Me. Bedford held an inquest at Charing-cross Ho-pi ta slicase, a. Uol purify the blood, clime's the system. a:mu:then the ta t , on the body of Samuel Bridge, aged 32, a patient in holy, mad re4heate it In the roundest healtn, and often after ever, • . other r.. ..„ ) ~,. , ; ,.. d. . sc ,:d . by a :: ,t r ,,,,,,, ~,d iit p pu f... Ha. that institution, who destroyixt himself by jumping out of assay's esticAshount, 244. cuand, lo ws. a window of one of the wards on the third Boor of the building, a height of about forty feet, on Sunday last, about 11/A.VCIIESTBR, March 5. t wo o'clock. M. skull was dreadfully fractured in coast - quence, and he died almost immediately in the area below. .tlter hearing the evidence, the jury returned a verdict of " Temporary insanity." , TM: I..ATY. EARL OP Il OtRINGTON.—The mortal remains of the late Earl of Ilarrinstten were on Tuesday brought from Brighton by special train, and were con veyed to his late reddens* in Whitehall-garden.. On Friday evening they will again hr removed by special train to Elvavoin Castle, Iltrhythire, for their final rest ing -place in the family vault of the chapel adjoining the castle. BTOCII EILOIt•NOIThere win lon buolasoo doing t OR be previous dAy, sort pilaw r e tattier wallet. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. _ Two o'Crock. The slight depression noticed yesterday in the share market has entirely vanished, and the market is very good to-day, with a decided improving ten dency. Business continues to be prosecuted upon an active scale in most of the ungauranteed stocks, but amongst those most in favour may be particularised, East Laucashires, London and South Westerns, South Easterns, Midlands, North British, and York and North Midlands. East Lancashires have gone up to 17i; South Westerns to 91i ; Midlands to 6.3!. Foreign shares arc also good. HARM AND enTnis UNGIIAItANTEED 10. Pt 50 SO Aberdeen ... M sk/1/Aug., Noltnpr.„ Basta t 10.1 Fast Junction . I I$ 1111 Blrm.Wolv. &Stour Volley It. 101 !Briqul and n;seter ... ..., It IA C.ledonint . .._ . 50 II 'e ter on! Holibend ... Si 44 !litt l 4 nand arlAstJans . is ss ,Eat AugUaa (SUL.* E. U is and til l 4 p si iin;j : :.. IR. to Fanners Counties .. No U &Mara Dynan. Clan A... Ili 28 mt,.:;,..-.1,,E.dit;;,, is U Tot Innenrhirn ... .. i OA 40 Ilidifiburnh Lind Glayow . U as tEctlnburob, tertlii,l IS 21,1tzeter and F.zenou) n 6 md 7.l U, U ' Lima Natters ... ... 124 121, , Do. 1 stures,A.Dnfonodl 121 121 Do. 1 .hare., It, t perllt. /4 . 50 01 A.,uth. And 11 nnt • iboiti St TM Great Western ... .. 17 IT , Do. t... . ... ... 50 35 • Lancaster and C.orllalo .. 1 161 11j, Do. Third. . .. .. 11111109 I Lanathlre an iYoskehlire 23 1 15 • D.i. I +hares .. ... ...I V, , 111 Do. Faint 10 20 I 111 Do. %Voir Riding Union AO 150 Leeds ant Taistr ... ... 111 114 London sod 111acknall .. IS 11 Do.Tilbury s.lOns.serlp, St. 100 Lon., Dright. n. AS. Co ddi 96 97 It. ISO ',London 3c North-Wt./item 131 1 131' en dl' 24 IT ' Do. do., New 1 glares . 5 6. pm ~ It II Do. Edthe .. 5 6, „ „ 10 I Do..e 0, nb„Sl.and 0.(6 21 Apm „ ! St. ll* ILionilon & S uth•Weeteru! 90 91 SO 4.1 j Do., .1:'.0 ... ... .. 51 11 die OA * 1 Di,. KW ... ... .. 14 3 di/ . 111 sJ'llaneh., nun., and 51..tInett 31 3 Jim „ 01. Ile tlnneb.,tiltet,SeLinetiltitb.! 33 16 1111 4} Ito. Mona Lincl. Luton, 31 24 din Bt. Ilho 1111/11md _ ~. ... ... ! 14. 65 es dl. 60 SI 1 Do. C3o . tbaret . .I, 131 IN Ms6t. St. 100 I Dn. Strut tad Derby.. 136 38 es dl. . ~. . „ 15 * Itleornaclut Closinx prices Vmerday. Raawairs. U 14 A Ali 111 54 SI maw U 3Ldumb 11 281 16 16 6 6 12 12 I 3 44 812 82 i to p 7 10 pan SA kg' tue 10 dia. .7 fi s / .„ 181 17 6 Si ez di. Newport, Abergavenny, • 1120 Nor. . A 111 , Do. New L 20... 81. 15 North IS I?4,Nortb Stolf la 1 ;North :AS wan Weat.Jallte. 80 PA Wore.. & Waiter. 11. SS Into ti.b Central ... 1 25 25 Beott:sh 21 fill Du. New . ...I 1 , Clam A St 12 :dbrewe. & , Ito., 11..411. , 1 IV I 4 ,Ibrewebury&llereford(ild 2E, all , nrearabury and Caesar 1 (Nor. W. 31in.) 134 .11 I Do. Halves •. 2o 20 Do. llaweatry 14 1 i Do. New ... 101 al'ihrnpabire trdon 00 59 Mouth Devon . _ GI lue.l 5i 3 Ma 33 13 1 91• 4 13 Cs 6j 0 da p. ' 111 19 1 9 9 1 1 : 7 5 41 dls 44 31 das 96 2 16 17 94 12 13 1 die 3 24 dis 17$ 17i ..1 I ftouth Wales . . .. I loath Via kah.kitiverilun taw Vale Ea:radon .. We of North iWaterfordantllitkenny.. Waterford and (America.. York,Newthattetallerwielt 1)o. do. hatenroam ...1 Ito.G.N.E.Pureht,a . Nock and North Mania 77 1 1 27i 31 33 2 1 1111 7 3 dia 4 3 dis 3 6 22 221 3 91dL If I ils 231 25f ez dl, LINES LEASED AT PE Reeks & Hants. Fast. S per Ct. (lexica to lit. Western ilinsingh-linstisfordJuni j eallsdulypd.,i•raithguAr. entre (tea . to tit. it est. !Ditto without a go arantri (lewd to GreatWesh•rn ,Birth., Wide., and Dudley ea , oululyial.,orwithiLir to rest We'd: ro Ditto without a guarantee (kissed to iireat *retire Bockinghawhire ((cool I to London& N. it (stern,' E.wtLineidnsh.gu.ir (I. ase d to Cit. Northern I lluilaff.elby(i.i °ALAN Mid' Do. 4 shams (ditto) Do. i shin a Lees* Briaronl Midland London alai Oreenwielil (leit-ed to South bumeni 'Ditto Erefereour (ditto) Lowestoft litur.ipertlent. ( eased to Norfolk) ~. Northern t stern a lr ret Owed to East.Countiee Ditto New (.I.tts) Heston& Were (leis Los giN.WesLik lanc.titYorli Ditto d shares (A) (ditto) Wad., Guild., and Reigate i I Poi Si 9i pm id 7 !pm „ 32 32 101 102 ex div 51 . 51 . ex tllv I 2 9GI 971 141 l 5 ex tU4 3466 4 6 pm 424 414 II 9 pea 214 22 (1; r .le;d10 SA 61 Royston oral Ilitchin (lean to l intit Norther• 64 1 21111)0 rilieproth Elam (ditto 12 9.,louttiStaffuritihtre IMaaed to Mr. 31.t:tes1 23 23 Wear ti p. Ct. 'us. !kOl.ll to ,tocatoniii 30 30 WOU, tkinwrort, lkWe)m.l otirL einem, 71 21 ex II 7 2 Poe , 34 21 Ala 24 U •. 44 43 PREFERENCS 'ILIUM $3 $3 Nerdeen... ... ... .. dla 6pm to 10 041edorlan /10 .. _ ... 3 6 13 13 raerter and Holyhead 1$ 174 4 $1 EutAnollan(4l.loopip.c4. I 3 $4 6611tata6 ecillaliell Eatena, I 3 per I% No. I. 1 . pm si, i 64 Ditto du. No. 2. pa 6pa hi l 10 1 16 Do. New 6 per Cent. Stack 164 It NI 70 ,Earannoo. 4 erlpiru.Gp.Ct II 121 121 or Great N.bern 8 per Can 1 mama We.trn(l) I hat I pm DI 6 gancaahirc&Nmks. VRh 1 11 aa 14 Hal Do. G per teat. Mork .. 121 6 tawdeaThirektNniro.ll) th 4.1101.1 • 1..0ndun,14141.4•14,81 Sala I ', Port, Pref. 3 per Cent. 1 1 ' Mock.:s3l,froniall.ratll4 1111 4i 30 .I.rit,Conert. 5 p.Ct., 1431 67 0 4.'10u ,Ditto New gu 11 ar. per M. 133 136 10 6 Lowl;al,4llWretren New 11 lima. D :3 Ilan.S•th ft.OL•I.C.)b.NoI 14 13 . 4 10 110. New /10 ... . 111 If . 6 I 1 D•. S.. ... ... , I I. 41.1100 Walla .00144.4.14 6.66.04. IN IN 16 .0 i ,Nortta /Menace .. .. 17 1$ .1 $ I Do. Ai per Cent. Ouse. 41 4. 2 'North alma _ ... ... i $ I I 1 areaburyflnnain.New llama , keltWer(ior.it. I few) titer (ant... ... 146 16 Meath lkwoa ... .. IS 14 ,Tork, Neworwlejt Ilerw., Ot.Nuela M ane.purch. 16 17 , Ditto Ditto ... 41 41 'Yak a North Midanll.l. 1 and to Parch. ... .. ; If 140 II If ,ILWATIL 1r 1c e dis 1 la Dm I t 1 P P: 2Y 21 de:ce to4a) up to 1 o'clock. In I 4j i es div 11 13 23 I 21 if cx di• 41 H I In 17 37 6} Igi I I 1,11 44 911 2 34 t 141 HII re f f si 8 I zdv 132 y 14 ex at. 23 sod; 901ezd 64! 3 jz d 21i i 61 k el -- Ii I li i 114 3 4 54 6 4 2/ 64 az d ii I -i 30 50 Su :0 15 20 9i! 20 13 " SO 50 Mt. 25 23 k 20 23 Bt. 5 • ;a I 2o ►7i 171 23 22 12i, 12.1 2 , • I ; 124; 121. WI 2° 4.0 20 to I so 121 101 , 1 2U i 20 11 sa 17 i I? 17 1 5 25 10 FOREIGN 20 , 10 I &Wane and Aads; .. 20 10 ;Central trams* (Vierzon, 20 $ , Dutch Mewl& ... .. 20 11 East !edam .. .. 5 2 ! eat Itottan PeshWula.. 0 24 Do. 10 1 74 Do. do. New ... .. --. 20 .20 Nelllar ana Liege ... .. 2 24 20 'lO Ntetttern of Prance .. 144 tai 10 2 dam nd 11 rdeaus .. al 4 dim MI 10 Pans and Orleans ... .. ZS 37 10 le Marls and Rouen ... .. 31 26 20 13 Paris mad ntrosboarg .. 6 dla 1 10 ,20 lama and Havre ~. ~ 10 II 21 ,' 20 La Straw ... .. 3 3 10 'tS sad Nantes ... .. $4 Ms LIVERPOOL, March 5. Sixti-ExcaANGE.—The market was not so mood to-day sad enmeshes, a .1. cline. Midlands ad North Westerns were la red demand, wid they ectri-red in prises._ The quotations are at follows: - Aberdeen, I 54—Itirkvallead, Lenessldre, sod ateekire, 7 d. —Ditto date t heifer and Iltrkenhead), 23 11—Ditto (613 shares), d.—Caledonian, If —Chester and Holyhead, 22—Neet lanmehirlts 161—lancashIre and Yorkshire, 39—Ditto (Nth sham). 7 146 4 - - Unto (610 si.arrs, West Riding Caton), 5 Wl6 d.—Lancester sad Carlisle (third share.), 9 p.—tend. aid Think (preference afths), th 3-16—London and North Western, 1311 1 —Ditto (new 1 Amu), 6 1 6 p.—Manebister, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire. 251 I—Ditto (pretense* shores), 1115-16--Midland, 641 1 s—Dino awn.). 144 r 111 d.—North Staffordshire, 61 d.—Nortet Meehan. 77 4 I &NA &astern and Dover, 97 1 I—York, Newman., sad Berwick (6rekrenue, unpaid up), 11 d.—York and North Ilidland, 4 West Southern and Writers, 45—Waterford and Limed*, 151. BIRMIiIGHAM, March 5. STOCK EXCRANGE.—There was a good business doing in this market,to.dsy, lOkt.Pderl_Kre not quae to firm. London and /Tara Westerns were mew et ISt; Midian, 65; ahrewsbary mad Illinalmittme A's, st Tt, EIS. Ws; Pythons! stares, at 10, ; sad in boost mocks. Old Birmingham Ousels at 01. MONEY MARK ET. THIS DAY. Two ()Tuna. The stock market opened well, as prices after hour , yesterday were higher, hut it became flat on the puhlieation of the second edition of the Daily News, containing the confirmation of the Caffre outbreak, and we shall be most fortunate if we eseape another 2.000.0001. expenditure. The garrison has been re duced, and the calling out of the colonial militia is always attended with great expense. Much may be expected from the energy of Sir Henry Smith. but in a war widely distributed large material resources are required. Consols opened nt the improved quotation of 96il to 1, which they attained after the close of the ordi nary business hours yesterday, but They have since receded 1, and arc now quoted 061 to both for money and the 11th of March. The transactions have been of a fair average extent ; and this course they may be expected to pursue for a few day, aSI an increase in the is no fide business is usually observed at this period, just previous to the periodical shutting of the transfer books for the dividends. The official list reports business as hdlows Three per Cent. Consols, 96?, 1 ; ditto for account, 961 ; Deduced Three per Cents., 97 1 ,, I; New Three and-Quarter per Cents., 991, ; South Sea Old Annuities, 96'4; Long Annuities, 15430, 71, 11-16; ditto, 30 years, 18.59, 7 9-16, 1; ditto, 30 years, 1860, 71; Bank Stock. 2141. 'the market for Exchequer Bills is steady, with very little doing in them. The 10001. bills have been transacted at 51s. and 498. premium. India Bonds are without notice. ....... ..... The foreign stock market is almost entirely with out business, and prices may be considered nominally the same as yesterday. The entire transactions of the morning are limited to: Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates at 911. Mexican Bonds for the account of the 14th March, 84 1 , t. Peruvian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1849, for account, 83. Rus sian Four-and-a-half per Cents.,97t The coupons on Spanish Debentures or Indemnity Bonds, which become due on the Bth instant, are ad ' vertised for payment on and after that day. The third half-yearly general meeting of the Rail way Passengers' Assurance Company was held yester day, at the offices in Old Broad-street. The report presented to the shareholders showed a satisfactory progress in the business of the company. The re ceipts for the last half-year amounted to 2,431/.14.11d., while in the pies ious half-year they were 2,087/.08.41 The number of claims on the company up to this date are for two fatal eases, insured for ,100/. each, and fifty-five cases of personal injury. Although' shareholders might be better pleased to have no acci dents at all, this enumeration is a convincing proof of the benefits of the company. So far us the public are concerned, it partakes more of the nature of a benevolent institution, while from its financial pro gress it promises to justify the confidence expressed tn it by the shareholders. The contingency to be provided against is, it is true, of rare occur rence; but this constitutes no objection to the opera tions of the company because that contingency af fects millions of th e ' population, is severe when it does occur, and is met by a most trifling contribu tion. _ _ Some time ago we stated that an agent of the Prussian government was in the City canvassing for a loan. A City contemporary states that adviees from Berlin deny that an agent had been sent by the Prussian government, and does not believe that a loan is contemplated. In case of the necessity for one, it is added, there is little doubt it will be raised in Prussia. Notwithstanding these advice's from Berlin, we have no reason fur doubting the propriety of the statement we made, nor are we aware that it is called in question by official persons here or at Berlin. It is very possible that the Prussian administration did not send an official agent to negotiate a loan, but an official agent came who tried to negotiate a loan, and un successfully. It is very likely under these circum stances the Prussian government will be obliged to content itself with what it can raise in Prussia in the terms of the law. _ _ _ _ Besides the low rate on London already reported by us, the rates of exchange on other places arc going down at Paris. The following are the last rates of exchange a foreign places on London: Previous Last Quotations. Quotations. Alexandria Antwerp Augsburg Amsterdam (Nhort) 11.771 11.771 Bombay Berlin Beirout llO 111 110 1101 . . .... . Cephalonia Calcutta Conatantinople Florence 511 2 21 to 2i 110 291. 87 Frankfort llBl i 118 1 Genoa Gothenburg Hamburg (short) Ditto (three mouths) Leghorn Malta 6O II 6 41. ths Milan 291. 12 Naples Palermo 66.14 Paris Ponce 661 66.14 25.0.21 4771 Riga Rome 477.60 476 St. Petersburg .. 1 3316-16 d. 8 1.14 w 3715-16.1. Saloniea — 118.10 118.30 Stockholm (abort) Ditto (90 days) Smyrna llO p. 110} i 28.80 S 28.70 1211. 40 12 41 17'n teIL e ra n c i s ee Zante — 513524. The Board of Trade returns of trade and naviga tion for the month ending Feb. 5, have been issued, and are of a favourable character. As they only in clude one month's operations, it would not be useful to subject them to any minute analysis. The exports for the month are as follows: 1849 .... £3,211,146 1850 4,069,431 18.51 4,817,870 The increase is, therefore, 20 per cent. over 1850, and 50 per cent. over 1849. This increase is general except in the articles of cordage cables, leather ma nufactures, machinery and millwork, salt, soap, sta tionery, and refined sugar. There is likewise a trifling decrease in haberdasher' , and millinery. These items of decrease are not of importance, be cause most of the articles named are fluctuating. The total values of cotton manufactures and yarns exported stand thus : 1849 £1,543,668 18.50 1,761,878 1851 2,291,457 The increase aver 1850 is 30 per cent., and over 1849 nearly 80 per cent. The export of cotton yarn appears tolave revived, as the amount for January wa.. 454,392/. The exports of wool, woollens, and woollen yarn stand thus 1919 £464,665 1850 1851 1 1 This is an increase of 10 per cent. over isao, and of 42 per cent. over 1849. The exports of metals stand thus: 1849 £348,590 1850 1851 The increase over 1850 is only 6 per cent., but over 1849 nearly GO per cent. The glass manufactures show a continued ad yancement, consequent on the removal of the excise restrictions, the amounts being : 1819 18.50 185123 trade, however, n o t having The English received its full development, is unable to supply the requisite - qualities of cut, coloured, and fancy glinm, of which the import is increasing, although the import of other qualities is falling off Soap, an article still under the dominion of the Excise, is one of those which does not advance, but shows a decline. By the import returns, coffee and sugar arc still shown to be heavy, and for the first time there is a slackening in the . deliveries of sugar. The following are the returns of imports and consumption : Bazar: Import. Conmimption. 1819 18.30 I*ll Coffee: 1849 Ib.. 2,169,728 3 5113,070 11.30 1831 Carr*: 1849 1 1 8' 81 - 1 . The deliveries of tea shoVe a continued increase -1849, 4,183,880 lbs.; 1830, 4,216,280 lbs. ; 1831, 4,61.9,837_ lbs. The deliveries of spirits show a slight decline, but wine has been in much more demand, the deliveries being-1849, 503,250 gallons; 1650, 311,000 gallons; 1831, 616,522 gallons. Tobacco is steady. The imports of cotton wool show, of course, a con siderable decrease, but sheep's wool has nearly doubled, and Alpaca wool, instead of being 20,338 His, is 321,602 lbs. Silk shows an increase. Timber is stationary. There is an inerevaie in live stock, hut provisions on the whole arc stationary. The import of corn and Maur is largely reduced on 18-19, but ineretuad on 1840, the amounts consumed being: Corn, qes. Flour, carts. 1,2111,Uti-1 ird,l 11 :101,7tte 2;11,118 526.6'25 414,098 1849 18.0 18.11 The import figures for MO and IMSI are very nearly the same as those given above fur the home consumption. The navigation returns, so far as one month allows any conclusion to he drawn, are highly favourable to trade, and to English shipping interests. Kant 'vet. Sii 3 pa 471. Rel. A 1.,. 974 2 3 per Cl‘kss. Alan.. 9,4 Nltst.—Tto. DAV. 3 VRT Ace.. SI 1 F.aeholor i101t.484. W 51.. IN V!' N I)rt. . irk 01. , Irens•lA• IT IS •tta Haftgr..l 4 . 4 41.-r Ct M,.. 11.1... !ISt A .4 ior • t.Po so sn, 11.1. tdi 3 100. Courcrtol 33y 4 low t*:. H..., .10 II N.Hiodo 19j 3 ror Ct. mto.1•111 :111 S iteftrrwl 1N... DtA., 41 • movolst Ito. :0 I • • 0.•1.vv.. V.v... 11 13 lON EXCIIANGEI3. rotiwto: per •u•trlan nowt,: po , rt. 1rk4.2. Bowls. PI 3 24 per 111111 t.. p 4.1. 4 t. 114 r allian 11.14.. V 4: 4 Intto Nu., PI 3 Pr 1L Ik. A 3,., 4:4 3 ape, C'blL 4., Win... It 3 . . MU* Cottm.h. lkyf. Co urnl4aa E.t.Wr 1L4.. 31 4 3 e...t Ct. 1 , 1tt....•• VI /to Vl*/ t. 4 per Cl, Dutch ion LATEST FOREII II 3$ 3$ 2811 29i 27 28 17i 11 111 111 24 23 lIS ex div V. Account. For rAals, w a l " 3 ' *.hey. l .loreoloa Illsterat I Loweot Owing. 3 per Cents. I 59 o s 5 per tkos. 1 9,95 9 4 per Crags. 5 do. New Loan 3 per C. RM. Exchange on .ton:Li at Pi} &Mien, 5. t. to Do. 5, 1943 Do. 3 ...... Do. 34 Piedmont II p.a 1949 53 ... J! o I 9G 1 90 0 I 9 r. 90 73 1 9 0 0 41;1., 2.R1 ; days, 21 23. Naples Rents Maley MOIRI4I LOIN 1/30 76 110. 1830 Treoury Honda &auk Shares eat 2223 75 ... BoCBRlL—Versailica (right bank), 168 75; ditto (kit, bank), 165; Parts owl 74.45; Paris an•i Rouen, r 4; 50; Rouen and !Line. 275; Mar4.4l:es and Mignon, 1'0; Straorolri a•ul Male, ISO ;2; Cadre (Vlerma), 415; Vouloxne and And ne, 230; Merino and Meaux, 355; Northern, 476 25; I'ari• oral Stria, hour{, 370; Tours and Nantes, 250 25; Montero:to nod Trusen, 7S; thrispe and Ner.unp, 205. Msoatn, Fen. 28.—Three per Cents., 341; after Bolna, 34 .5-16 cash, 311 paper. Four per Cents., 131. Five per Cents., 141; atter Bolen, 141 cash, 14t paper. Coupons, 83 each ; after Bolsa, 81 cash, I 4 puller . Passives, 6 6-16 ; after Bohm, 61 paper. Hank of St. Ferdinand, 101 paper. Exchange on London, h 6.66 cash. DEILLIN, MAUCH 3.—Voluntary Loan, 1061; New Loan Four-and-a-Half per Cents., No/ ; National Debt, 841 ; Commercial Manna Society's Premium, 128 ; Bank Shares, 971. VIIINNA, MAticit I.—Fire per Cent. Metallignes, 961 ; Four-and-u-Half per Cents., 811 ; Bank Shares, 1,255 ; Exchange on London, 12.42. OMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The colonial market% have been quite inactive ; there has not been a public aile today, and scarcely anything dune by private contract. _ 141:0A R.—Refilled grocery NAVA, 495. to 510. Comae.—No sales reported ; good ordinary native Cey lon quoted 465. nominal. Currim.—The public sale of 400 hales did not pies quo tations, as the qualities were mixed, and part only sold. SaI.TVETLIE.—This article is heavy, and sales to any ex tent could not be numb: without giving way in prices. From the Board 01 Tr.ole t stiles pubis/he. this inornlint tir the first month of the year to sth February, we On I, enrapared with the same naiad of 1,50, that the imporbeinn of nun., shows a decrease of 5,030 to t h e deliveries Um home cnsums)m a decree.% of [tritons. Comic—The importation has decreased r00 , , , 11., ;t• e me con sumption an increase of 4 latio C'ocea-71to importation rle eri wised .159,235 lbs.; the hone .ranimpti as a decreame of 44,150 Tea—The importation an inemase of 3,1t , ,2110 lbs.; 'he horde eon surriptisni increased 103,517 110.. It, as—lntim:llo4llon leereure gallons; home consumption decrea.e :;15,23: Rations. Itnualy— Im pel-alba acre. se 01,917 gallops; home conatunpliou deer. .',l7s pains. In other articles no altemtion. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is very steady to-day. There is no dive- Pitioll to sell for forward delivery. Prices are quoted : Town Tallow, 375.; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 38s. 3d.; March and April, 335. 3d. ; luA three months, Xis. 9d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report the supply short, and trade brisk, at the following quotations: Prime Meadow Hay, 755. to 80s.; inferior ditto, 6I). to 70s. ; Itowen, 00s. to Ms. ; Clover, 70s. to 80s.; second cut, &iv to 70w; Straw, 245. to 28a. METALS. The Board of Trade returns just issued furnish us with the statistics of the metal trade during the month ending the sth of February la,t, as compared with the corresponding period in the two preceding years. The export tables of metals of home produce and manufacture show, on the whole, a still further increase of activity in this important department. The total declared value of all the metals exported during the month is 561,0701. against 536,540/. i n 1850, and 318,6004 in 1849. The increase over last year is consequently shown to be about 6 per cent., and the Increase over the year previous nearly 60 per cent. On examining the various items of which the table is composed, we find the chief augmentation in iron. Of this metal and steel the exports were 340,8711., being 9 per cent. more than last year, and 44 per cent. more than in 1849. Copper and brass are rather below last year, but in excess of 1819: the figures are-1851, declared value, 124,8221. ; 1850, 140,4531.; 1849, 114,4511. Lead has largely increased. In wt wrought tin there is a fulling off, but this is more than counterbalanced by the increase which is again to be noted in the article of tin plates. THE NEW CITY Horst OP CORRECTION AT liol.- LOWAY.—Mr. Jay is rapidly proceeding in the completion of this building, which has been visited by several members of both houses of parliament. At the last Court of Alder men the chairman, Alderman Challis, brought up the re port of the special committee appointed in reference to the building by the Court of Common Council. This document seta forth at length the proceedings connected with the bu siness, and the appointment of Mr. Trego, the contractor, as the builder of the prison, the laying of the first stone by Sir James Duke, the Lord Mayor, and concludes by stat ing that Mr. Trcgo, the contractor, having fallen into diffi culties which prevent his proceeding with the contract, ar rangements by the Prisons Committee with his assignees for a general release had born made, and Mr. Jay appointed to complete the works upon. the terms of the original con tract. It was understood that the work would be finished by the 26th of March, 18.52, and from the plans and specifi cations which have been made, it appears that the prison will be well adapted to the purposes for which it is re quired. MARISCUAL COLLEGE, ABERDEEN.--011 Saturday last the Earl of Eglintou was elected, by a majority of all the " nations," lord rector of this college. The noble lord's opponent was Sir Charles Lyell. tif 11l 11f 7 41 dim 3 dii 6I ex dly It Ti 1 m II 131 i 130 i 30 151 3 i 415 II ex div