The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-08 00:00:00

;.* • • 04-4-7 WO. ifartme • ,•••. • .1 'TIT. 1: TIOfT rt%%. No. 1,728.] NATIONAL ANTI-CORN LAW LEAdUk. At a bibliTING d no Omen wad r, of is. bolo bad this day, Mardi 2,16341 a tile Imp Nam, Never& Itacheater, OFAMI.OIt fre4.. 111 da 010. a l ay swot by atcmas Comeau. 1624. ILT.; smailed by Ikeda, Astra., Cp s of Hyde; god goring grgreinfrorty : That au • illiiitra4ll WWII Mm bard guanine' by nary ppoge that ens bead tea Marc of gang neo le Weissb nimage oath It h remand that the Astretera Law latrue be re co▪ nstituted, ono r the ruler sod regolineee by ring an body Ino feaurrly ago:ad. It err nowt as the Lgtt Rea T. Munn Oiassit. Y.P. ; tpinrdeg DyJtvollar 'roar, Kn., ; Ind gonna onninurit That the C. unit el the term be wenn 4 Mpg kb toubolote eotaattarathe with nor Wink la iperm of doe btn.tlum, u: sing this to tioosediato dim M teams Ing DOOM to pit-W.4Si it candidates to li•Pir shatrwK Of Alb blibmierl. sift rrste.tv haws, of soy duty A m Impossios of • corn. 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Illadderaleki . . 360 0 • Sennrod &Maui Wilma* 11.1 ton son 0 0 Jae. tle) wood, M.P. St* ThAitaa Whitehead sad Israthaes, Maw Wagtail Eau Wk..* Maa canter raft% and Bruthert, Wian BOO I filllllact Part arl _ H. W. imma tuft. Liverpiol JoV Ilsopssa. M. to Norris Sonnet Drab ors, Wilmington OftijailiDWU klawintota &loot Learlar, jam Jaws Woolley, SO, Starliet•strost Zemin Itatinn 7.171 - laislWY, SOO 0 0 Jaw. Watts, NM. choler 111._11Nad And 1161 7ai Warp J r= J. Has= JorpliCruslord, 30 W. N.% woe, Yaw Aerie — 0 • Om Peat, Derms• MO Ti.. 111•1, Wry. SY) • 0 Wain. Thee. aid arthettar_ -S.W 0 • Ilasyaw, aso Os. iw.P O 0000. is** LW 0 0 Ilibberes mai Monk LW •0 Toms Turin_ tai ---- ' Petty. amt. ad Co , WaslleiMar idols liverhers, _ - Mara Sipres J. IL 1.714 Ames Jolla Myatt . % Oid hoard .. IL T. Prodshay. _ 00 - 07. lii;6 7 / 1 2.10 0 1 1 &Nor . 100 0 • 00 0 halts.l4o4l4ooles 100 Wham liskliam, Nasebostor Wilham • ll_. Pa 406 r a4ncial.oo Csamlaur _ _ _ , J l a• I Joha Noonan, 'Wotan A. A. melanin, lita; • (Janet New Caney Tbanyais. sitiiiWes7. — : 2:0 0 0 Etrorl Beriegy l3O 0 • Joat i ts LW 130 0 Wu. Woodeni. luescart Tel Natkosl Mitttars-Law I P`nrde. dart., Piedlmam a:Yak - k . Imps kin n^w • Mlles sod ovbrriptiou an re draws M Olorge Wales, EA" -- • -- prtw wiriest ti righter their gentled to eters their tense Strialrehtulaseop Yeerherter. VAOTICE to ADVERTISERS.— . I he London and Nara a Nem Meg Gamma, harips repaired co permit- DV XL rlttitilllnlisa he DL•PLA TED at the rearm' ITATIONd, Advertisers mg Addle lal parde•lme M id Illiba• •a. 6. = Una b limed M. II.MI KM sad , the erratreeters, 1311 W at their &h. re lir Meade:, .Merry, Walden lima, Narthempar, il Weerbare pais, Std.lard, enm, V.artiart i Linsipaulliwerlitt, Haddon. Md. aid Lard. Iwt.ay litathime. prTICE to ADVERTISERS. —The Great North d., lloaltriy Comma, Loa noti , ved so pormlalum /WV VA. • Vas to at 0111PLATLI) at Mott genial minims, mew. tom may abuts hal parbeelen as le swum, as.. on SOX, a=ce 0! Kamm % . 11. NMI nt mod X, the Goltartorm I ma at thtir Mooltoteado. at the MAO Cos. illrimat Boom. tett tomb ' , alms, Matiomt. ETICE to ADVERTISERS.—Thu South-West- Unsay Oromproy Woe embed ve omitting ADVIL& ° tter% to leo bi.PLATeIi at tbete tenni srsnoss. Advec tion on Nob toll os tom.. Or. cat odeleteletelli to *. SMITH sod re 0,1, the ace rotor; 13A, Rood. 001 l et Wk Ilasiords at tie Waterloo L. bearool, Kiwi" *Wag. Ormnr. ..nd t a hallway Ostioos. ATOTICS to Al )1i FIItTIS ERS.—The Eastern Iniralirs RW toopoy tortor molted wpensittiag ADOUTIanISILVIO in be 11 1 1.1•1.AYV.Ir at their seventleTATlONO, rid to the lisolot rtar CA Ilk! VoLS Arlocetrera May AVM full womb,. -to twg" de., ao eoploatoom to rearterr. W. 11. SMITH Oa *AM the rooneran. Wood. mid et the Rollo., +tailor. N(ffICK to AI)VERTISEI4I.—Tho Brighton fad soollb newt Rollo., I% moony 114'4114 rosolvorl got pee attftblf Aurrurt•Enr.ttro be nt,rt.oirr.o at their reveal STATIONtI Advert Owe may ebt.tla tuII partleolare se to tem.., le., l lllipfit.tva le MOOR.. W. 11. ANITIII sal SUN, UM wanders, OTICE to .tDVERTISEItB.—The Midland &Own, Canspeay having unelee4 on penman,. 'AU% YA TA In be Id -KV( MI et their neversi STATIONS, An us/Sin ems nteaffi fell p notaten so be tenne, ley applientios we. W. 11. sill ITII and lIONIhn ONntrnelien, Moo& nod M Sim Inet4444e et 'An = 6 I4ANNIN. NNW. slidlok Po' Orb n, en 4 14•4• - - NOTICE TO ADVERTISF.III3.—The Lanaishire re Toeholds, Rapes, (leaven, lemma realm! to pet ontuee ADTERCIALIIENTII M In LIU/PLAT ICU at their newel PIATIt.he, eed la the herd Uwe GUMMI Atleertleenie . air shwa fen penteelets se el Imes. Mt. W. H. menu led SUN. the trieleeMenk I hinted, sad et Oa* Meek. sheds et the lhaeltatze, Limps* II sea Ueda LA. IterMwhah NOTICE to ADVERTISER/I.—The Mancbester, abtilittd. sad Lirasholm, Railway Company arra, roasttol ta rituals, ADTLaTD,LeIIta 114 to be DIAPLAYLD at their it. 'm* 'RAT lieta. latterater• may abatis AJ. parties'an SI to torsia tlialottlat to titans. W. IL aIIITII sad lON. the soateset wt. la% atra* oil at their Ittothattatb at the ) rya awl ad. 4011alawey LLISON awl ALLISON, Patent Piasehr% mr i gir= m e ul t. I l it muojecull Om tie Mi. mg UPOIMATIOS. Inlilmialb a M 5142=1ie 7=ar ) se be o all ale by varius mime. kregdwa THE HUMAN HAIR. —ROWLANDW MA CAMS Oil. eememsed dreveheet the hold ke eissebuble *No la palmy, mai herallybig the home II& lee whim la re led Whew Is gesullmes re; . ihm, someress Daum hbeeebe ohm n.. 0. Wee Ws MM r.. 1% Ihnht.hilDll MACASSAR OIL 1.. 01 ihme. *se neuellos ee beeedoel bah. la ehe peva et ~we. y. mem ctai= d p i tvie der In eseab = . ides ;se ly beide lewd ho kyr 1 . 472 SOL Y.; AM elee, ete. unfts.--03 Rt. • Nye? he orb t. thee beeo6,, la Mink *llsoksikl elesarearoll.* Me emenolol is tbe beet r o w x swirly lAA lirsimisildelig Kehl lateve.—Seld by A. D sad 00110, to, ramaliwirs. lasehm,eirl by a ll Maids ham. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL Rev. Chu. Fred. Secretes, to Iluly Trinity Perpetual Cutlery, Westminster; patron, Archdeacon Bentinck. Rev. Edward Stuart, to St. Mary Magdalen Perpetual Curacy, Munster-street, Regent's-park London. Travers Twin, Esq., D.C.L., to be Commissary of the Arehdeaeonry of Suffolk; patron. Bishop of Norwich. Raw. Henry Suers (Rector of Stapleford-Tawncy), to be chaplain to the Itheritf of Essex. John henry Robertson Sumner, 8.A., to the Mastership of the Yorka hirc Yeoman School. Rev. Ours, Buckle, to Twivertun Vicaeap, Semerest ; Nee, Wt. mad reskleaut parrs, Oriel CoWge, Oxford. Rev. Richard Bull, to Harwich Vice:age, with St. Ni cholas Curacy, Euca; value, 2211.; patron, Lord Chan cellor (Truro). Rev. John William Davie, to Throwley Rcatory, Devon; value, VOL and residence; patron, Lord Chancellor. Rev. Win. Tarsi* Vernon, to ILipe.undor-Dinznore Per petual Curacy, Ilerefordshirc ; value, 1001.; patron, Bishop of Ilerrford. ilenry Wood, to Lyng Vicarage, Somerset; value, SD. • patron, 1101 Dawe, John Brown, to Kirk Andrew's-upon-Eden Rec tory with Beaumont Rectal, Cumberland ; value, 24W. sad 'residence ; patron, Earl of &modal*. Ear. William Bainbridge Calvert, to Bt. John's Perpe tual Curacy, Clapham, Surrey ; patron, Rector of Clapham. Rev. 11. S. Frankland, to the Episcopal Chapel, Cork ; treat, Trustees. Rat. 'John Oliver Hopkins (Perpetual Curate of St. Mary, Shrewsbury), to be a Surrogate, diocese Lichfield. Rev. Georg Thomas Marsh (Vicar of Sutton Benger), to be • Surrogate, diocese Salisbury. Rev. J. Robinson, to St. James Perpetual Curacy, Whitebaven, Ctu•berland ; TAW:, 2UOI. ; patron, Hurl of Loosdale. ilerbert Woodward (Curate of Ansley), to be Chap fail to the Sheriff of Warwiekshirk. ICAILACIt.—Fmtoo-Ferry, euunty and archdiocese of York; value, 2401. • patrons, the SubChantcr and Vicars Choral of York Cat hedral. PERI' ZTVAL CILII,II(.—CICStor, CUMbrtitied ; diocese, Chester; value, 771. • patron, T. It. H. Braddylc, Esq.; Rev. W. Hadfield. dedased. Pnortssonsui;.—Abcrdean, Marim.bal College, Profes sonhip of Humanity ; patron, tbs Crown; J. L. Bloat*, pronsoted. CHAPLAINCY.—LiverpooI Royal Infirmary; stipend, 1061 • tesornonials before March 17 . MASTRMlttr.—Yarmouth (Norfolk) Proprietary Gram mar School ; Head Mastership ; testimonials before Mareb 2J. LAMAITINE AND NAPOLEON RONAPARTE.--Baron Jennianurski, a colonel of the Polish lancers of the old impanel guard, has written to M. Laiiiartine, to correct, on his own authority, as an eye-witness, several inaccuracies contained in M. lAmartine's recently published " Ristory of the Restoration," relating to the return from Elba. This is M. Lamutine's reply—" 1 thank you fur your rectifications, 1 will make use of them as of an irrefutable testimony. With regard to my judgment upon the institutions and the policy of Napoleon, it must necessarily differ from yours as widely as our points of view are different. I understand, and I honour, the fidelity of enthusiasm of a blare lieutenant fur his general. Gratitude wean a bandage over its eyes as weal em justice. But 1, a man of another religion, love the independeues of all na tions, that 1 may have the right to love the iudependenee of the nation of which 1 form a part. I desire morality even in glory ; in short, I abhor despotism, and I must logically and from my heart judge with severity the man who was the most formidable instrument of despotism. Receive, Monsieur, the assurance of my high consideration.— LAStalTlNE.—Paris, March 1." "THE EDUCATION OF THE ETE."—On Saturday, tr. N. Dine, Wyatt. dettverod a lecture on this subject, at eybridge, in aid of the funds of tho Mechanics Institute. Mr. Wyatt pointed out, in appropriate and forcible terns', the gratification and utility to be derived by cultivating a knowledge g the external aspiete of the infinitely varied object of eare and art; in their respective elements of form, light and shade, and colour. He exphiincd the physical structure of the eye, and its power of conveying education to the mind. The lacilities acquired by prat ice, in measuring size and distance by the eye, in disc ri minating between different shades of colour, and other familiar examples, were referred to. The elementary forint of simple objects, and the effect of perspective upon them were ex plained; together with the operation of light and shade upon the human form, and upon the face of nature. The lecturer concluded by dwelling on the importance to all classes of a knowledge of the principles of art, and the necessity of diffusing them by the establishment of drawing schools. ATHENSUM INSTITUTE FOR AUTHORS AND ARTIIIIII.—A new society under this name has just been projected. The object is stated to be, to afford to authors and artists the advantages arising from extensive co-opera tion. To effect this object it is proposed that the institute shall consist of four !stanches, viz , a protective society, • philanthropic and provident fund, an educational associa tion, and a life assurance department. An organisation of authorship is the ultimate end of the system, and its effect is intended to be the elevation of the literary man in the scale of society to at least the same degree of consideration as the barrister, the physician, or the clergyman. " The teachers of a nation, and the moulders of the national sen timent," say the projectors " should be cared for as much as those who make and ad minister is' laws." MADRID AND VALENCIA ILAILWAT.—On Satur day a numerous meeting in this matter was held before the blaster in :haneery Blunt, in pursuance of an order of the court, declaring that a dividend of Ijis. per share should be paid to the parties entitled to receive it, such dividend and all future dividends to be paid to the persons for the time Whig appearing to be ecripholders, or entitled to scrip upon a list to be made out Mr. Quitter, the official manager, for settlement by the Muter, and for which purpose prior to the 28th ult. all persons claiming in respect of scrip were , to furnish it with full explanation of their claims, other , wise they would be excluded from receiving the dividend, and from all future par ie:ppaation in the funds of the com pany. On 4atueday accordingly, Mr. Outlier, with Messrs. Sharpe and Yield , his solicitors, brought the list before the Master, who peossedod M bear cis shims of those parties to the dividend who had paid taw deposit and received scrip that had been either love or deetanyod. Mr. Steele, on behalf of Mr. Alderman limner, applied to place the ablormen's sagas en die list, as entitled to the Lis. for 100 &ism MR Yorks been paid to Mastermans', the bankers albs sonipsay, by cheque on Gosling's, but the scrip, Ibeemoph some inadvertence or mistake, had never been headed over, and was now in the possession of the official ineageor. The Master, after a discussion and on proper esbillommerdered the dividend to be paid to Mr. Ald. Harmer W apeseing to give an undertaking, if called upon, to esibod lie amis. Other scripholders claimed to have their ammo pined ea the li.t, as entitling them to the dividend, em Imo olliptien that the eerily hail been lost, but their cases WISP postpaid to the 19th instant fur further evidence, whe n, if sulkiently conclusive, their claims will be ad on giving such undertaking or indemnity as the Mentor may require. Two parties claimed the dividend on a portion of shares, the scrip of which is sow held e 7 Mr. of St. Ilelen's-pLsee, who is a bolder of scrip for 1,200 shares, a portion of which is supposed to have been brought up at a few shillings per share. The Muter in this case directed the dividend to be stayed until the 19th, when the eases will be fully gone into. In other instances parties appeared to claim the dividend in respect of scrip they had sold, and which was now in th, hands of the official mitusager. Their claims of course were refused. Affidavits were put in evidence in each case, proving the claims of each of the parties entitled to the receipt of dividend, with the ezeeption of those whose cases ore adjourned. It may be mentioned as somewhat satisfactory t the shareholders in this protracted proceeding that they will now forthwith receive beck a portion of their money, as the Master ap peared to be engaged at intervals in signing cheques on the &al& O of England for payment of the Fie RTAL RANK UV AlljevlKALlA.—On Saturday the consideration of the claim of t h e Ukase Bank of London wee roamed before Meter Richards. Mr. Harrill, with Mr. Rosburgh and Mr. H. Harris, appeared for thu estate, and Kr. Clarke for the Union Sink. Mr. beningeour, manager albs Union Bank, was examined relative to the transactions (viously reported here) between the two banks, in the s of various 'demotes which sow left an alleged balance in your of the Union Bank as shove. After considerable dlisesseicio, the Master Intimated that as the question in velem various legal difficulties, the settlement sod solution of which could only be adequately arrived at by a common law moss, he would admit the demand, not as a debt, but °sly as a claim, which would give the parties an opportu nity of going to a court of law. 100 0 0 100 0 • 10 0 0 0 00 10 0 0 LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 8, 1852. PAIL TV.4 YS THIS DAY. Two o'CLocra. Tho railway share market is dull to-day, with little business offering. Prices are in moat instances the same as on Saturday, but where any change is to be noted, it is in a downward sense. 'rhos Great Westerns, Midlands, South &sterns, and York and North Midlands show a little weaknces. _ French shares are not in demand today, and a alight reduction in prices has occurred. MUNN AND 11:001JI Weft. eardray_mel ,M Osistanfre!.l DTlArab and Aber- Nt e l asnlia . . INA Amities WU L. A IL . And LAD) . De. (Ali Z. iill:j ... limAors I Ofilitiell_ ... .. Amers Unkny Gm A... N c u. SA orsandmu. Db. — iew , miersh Oblel"ir r Oa r : 11 1 : ars; se.4,llpnet sal %Vwt. Oriel Wevirria iirsaltir aid psi Tactual/ D om .. ~rr"' : . Bra. wit LiZeijaao• bpi& Dation Loadosamml - =alefokisallS. Caw Illertb•Wasair. . . . Dwaleali.".sed 8.(C)1 twin a IDNAliafeetstr. Neu. sa4 *Woe- Ilia=.•LlNeolsob. Wet. Union If Mimed K' NI u It 7 ISO Z‘ 23 De. Plea sod Drrby IllidbadOrest Wietern(l) Mempert. Abent.••••,, sad f ardsr.t . . . Mown, Not.Qli , lortliern o:tangles Usion North British North Devon North titattnrotaloro.. . North Writers . North kflouth Wert.lsoe Orford, Wont., & Wolvto. Scottish liadtaad Al k Om A as 1 1 1 .4 Ile Ile ate N SS a 161 1411 ' lee tl Is el die le SI : if 7f 7 z d 3 3 b lei A Ni• 41 1 141 19 0 1 6 6 14 14 13 66 1104 71 77 pa SO See vs 11 :1. ; 5 16 7 a i l 4 tlii 117 " 231 pm el 41 Sb l " „ 11 „ „ U i :I II? 7 7 203 71 33 2 dl. 16 he 2el 27 te „ 7 el ~ 41 4l Ws 26 718 1d II II die x a 71 dim et 7 8 7 as 11/ le dl. 4 dim 4 pa 131 131 13 11 1 11 4 41 4 11 Os (Nor. W. Min.) M. 1181,66 Do. Oswastry Do Now Samoan* Valais daub Deana youth Easters .« South Wales . 4 eatit TorluaLkilattD; Stirling sad Duarenaliar thaamallavenimckarkaul Waterford and Kllkery Wales ford .sd Llostrima.. Yarb.Mewcanlaattlerwia 13 14 6i 7 lii lois If 8 AA 15 I' i d ti til - Is II ale - -dli Do.O.N.L.Purebase Irak sad North bildlue LINA LIAUD A 2 ri Ye le.day up W I p.n. Hl 14 'II id MI If i 19 6 14i 14 6641 61 lid 17i 17i 171 as ; 71 . 11 s „ 2 12 7 : ni i ?If Utz d Ma i d Ui i :li l U i 71 id 17j s d NI i so 124 I 12i it MINES. • THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The market for gold mining shares today is re they fiat, and where salsa are pressed a alight re daction in prime is submitted to. Thus Nouveau Monde. and Agua Fries are a shade lower. Carson's Creek are this morning quoted kto prem. ; Mel bourne, par to k C prom.: Port Philip, k idle. to par. Santiago de übs shares are firm at tho late rise, with inquiries making. SATUILDAT EVINING. The market for British mining shares during the WWI has been steady, with a good demand for divi dend mines in speculative shares, such as West Alfred Consols, West Ding Dung, Chiverton, Wheal Speed- Trevalyan, and a few others ; a fair amount of has been done at improved prices. In mines sales have been effected in Cern Bruno, at 10s.; Cwmvstwyth, at 1251.; and East Dar ren. at 901. per shire. The great abundance of money continues to exer cise a marked influence on the market, and as there is every probability of the present easy state of the market being undisturbed for a long time to come, the various classes of mining iroperty cannot fail to be greatly benefited. The appearance of the metal maiMeta is another highly satisfactory feature, cope lites regards copper. the production of whisk ea so importance a place in the mineral enter pnme of the country. As regards foreign mining enterprise, this has been a quiet week. The Californian and Australian gold shares, however, have been much more firmly sup ported in the market, and though business is by no means extensive, an improved feeling is generally observable. Many of the companies last out appear to have obtained their capital more readily than was anticipated, but in some cases less disposition to . pay up is shown. The following are the latest quotations of the shares not yet placed on the official list:— Sierra Nevada, kto prem.; Carson, Creek, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Quartz Bock, par to ,1 prem. • Aurife rous Ore, dim. to par; London and Californian Crushing Company, 1-16 din. to 1-16 prem. ; Colo nial, to i prem.; Luke Bathurst, par to prem.; Port Philip, 3-16 to 1-16 dia.; Victoria and Devon Cornwall Miners', par to 1. prem. Amongst the events of the week is the announce ment of an association having for its chief object the development of the mineral treasures of New Gra nada, for which purpose satisfactory arrangements are stated to have peen completed in connexion with parties in the republic. It appears that the opera tions of the "New Granada Company " will not be restricted to any one particular branch, but will in clude mining for gold, silver, platina, and quicksilver, according as the prospects of a remunerative return are held forth. Santiago shares have been in great demand to day, and have risen more than 30s. per share, ow ing to statements, which we have reason to believe perfectly correct, to the effect that the differences so long existing Leto een this company and the Cobre association are now in course of amicable adjustment. The mine hitherto known as East Tywarnhaile having been surrendered to the duchy of Cornwall, the machinery and materials were recently purchased by Messrs. John Taylor and Sons, who have also ob tained a grant of the sett, with other adjoining ground, the whole now forming ono concern, under the name of the Bevas Moor Mines. The operations are now resumed, the engine is at work, and the water will he drained from the mine in a day or two. The trial of the mine, when abandoned by the late adventurers, had advanced to a point where the prospects were of a very promising character. isle - oil. Wait d — To — OtieWi Maiv.. 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Milo. bersaat aad j l i Onie Ilunkne pieComy Westra(1)1OOKII Imerldwalt who. F if Ow • per rent. Rook ... Orlinti..,WlLOossW aiLiriClAtaek 08. Mow Guar. A per Ois Iry • Pi y 4111.1 Cow. Itoo) 5 per iinliallf 4 thMatini s_4* licaelf.kLune. 1ea.14•1 Da. Sew CO 10 1 4 3 11 Pm i d II 11l " 13i U$ 1.4 2 R I It 212 2 6 SI I Sof DIM Pnilasero /forfeit aztesoloa... Do. Goat matted 3l pt *Alb ItrIUMA Mociester, Wolver, Y 13.111 per( ihrinn.alkno.Nowol Ihrevait Choate (Not.W. 6 per Cent... ... *oath Doom Tort. flooroollo,ll Dorw.„ Ot.lfortit of ing.ourolt. Ditto DM* I i die 10 lei 111 16f 12 14 1:1 IN 1 d i ” I i l.• VOSSION kA !Boalogos and Amami - SS ,Oenuel Prunes (Vlersoul le !gag Indian I ,Cleest Indian geOLUUIa.. 41 Dn. Do. .. Ii 'Lasestboors le I Do. (Hallway) Do. (Canal) , Do. do. Ns. SS Arms sod Logo II 111! 0 : 1 e . = et 'neut.. It .ad Mardian: ... • Pons awl Igoe' be Ports and Raise IS 'Parts awl grodonag SO Ilion sad Bawls 10 Bombe* and Mt toe ... .I IS !Tome nod !lane. ... es West Slander. . ItLWAYR. 121 121 11 X 1 4i I 21 dle 31 1 f : 11 1111 It if 4 1 74i tii tit fn 20 i d 1:1 111 7 7 411 I 16 ' l +l lo 'III 201110 id LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. MADRID, MARCH 2.--Threo per Cents., 381; MILT Bolas, 304'. New Three per Cents., 18 13-16; after Bohn, IN 13-10. Coupons, 9: ; after Balsa, 9/, C. Passives, 6 3-16; after Bolas, 5 3-10. Bank of St. Ferdinand 103 c. Exchange on London, 50.85. Vtion4", Ituteu 6. —Five per Cont. Metathetic', 951. New Loan (A), 951; (13), 1051. Four-and-a- Half per Cent. ditto, 844. Bank Shares, 1,247. Exchange on London, 12.20. BERLIN, 11‘10 II O.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; Now Loan, Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1850), 102; ditto (1852),1011; National Debt, 891. Bank Shares, 100. eatr. , Cumin Mawr Net Shirai Num. Pull I {ekes ; done Saturday. I to.day. 100,0110 1 Ague fr • 100,001 10e. t mpg CeWoreiere 15,00 , 1 20 Asturian 7.0.41111 20 etierelma D NOP 1 Auereuut FroehoLl 60.000 I Ave Ahem . . „.. all a die par 5,00 S 00 el euerr„n Irce . aad Oval aU ... . L 161114/00. horip - ite,e. - 1 -- 'netti4, ‘,..inai*hoier . alt r* I Ms 10,000 $2 144480.1040 (W. 04 SI poi. 241 NOW 80 Ix.. COLACIIII2II (.1111144 - 11,000 20 D'.. Sr. John Uel 147 12,00 , ... :11bre i other .... NAV* 10,000 S Eng. a Aurtrallsa Cuppn 111 21 I die par 11 20,000 20 Uteeral S ,000 1 1.4. , e. Mountain._ 11.000 3 Lin al l'olg .40 sU 11 a poi 1.1,281 10 trzteau/t . 4outbAsselicole ID 200,000 1 Nouveau Moe& 1,000 SI *muse dr Cuts IOI 0 7 111 1 0.0 00 10 he croft 7 /10 II 12,174 1.01. 9.01 Ualiel enema au 100,01.* 1 Wed Marhees .. L0C.41. NH.4ItE MAIMBTS. LrennPooL, MARCH 6.—There has nit been so much business done in our share market to-day as yesterday, but prices have not given way, except a trifling farther decline in Doyen. The f Mowing are the transactions:—Caledo. nian, 161—Eastern Counties, 71—East Lancashire, 161 — Ditto (pref. }-shares), 81—(heat Northern A, 61—Lanca shire and Yorkshire, 691—Ditto (fifth shares), West Riding Union, 41 Id.—Manchester, Sheffield, end Lincoln, 31 301—Midland, 581 I—South Eastern and Dover, 201 1 }— York and North Midland, 221—Great Southern and West , rn, 96—Newry and Warrenpoint, 31—Dutch Rhenish, 41 5•16 d.—Namur and Liege, 6/. LERDII, MARCH 6.—Wo hue had no material change in the sharemarket this morning, and the extent of bugnese done was about an average of some days pest. The closing sales were u follows :—East Le ncashires, 16 ; Lancashire and Yorkshires, 69; Leeds Northern Extensions, No. 1, ex die., 1 dis ; Midlands, ex div., 681; South Eastern and Down, 201. MANCRISTIRS, Mutest 6.—We have had but a 9uiet market, but prices were firm and improving, with the single exception of South Eastern stock. Caledonian sold at 161; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 691 c., Manchester, Sheffield, and Lancashire, 31 ; South Eastern and Dover, 20 6-161 3-16 1; Manchester and Salford Bank, 4 p. BIRMINGHAM. MARCH 6.—This market was firmer to-day for all stocks. Th,re was some business done in local shares. Birmingham Gas realised 162 f. Batieroh, MARCH 6. —The market was quiet, but with values firm. The closing prices of the principal shares dealt in were : Bristol and Exeter. 861, 87 ex div. ; Great Westerns, 86, 861; Midlands, 58, 581 ex die. PUBLIC BALES. MAUCH 4.—By MCI4III. If. 13ILOWN and T. A. Rousse', at the Mart—Frechula ground rents amounting to 481. per annum, secured upon ten houses, Park street, Love.laao, Stockwell—sold for 1,1501. Freehold ground rents of 201. per annum arising from two villas, Park-rood, and Cariabrooks cottages, Stockwell —5301. A freehold around rent of 601. per annum, arising from three pairs of family residences, Park-crescent, Stockwell -1,6601. Freehold ground rents amounting to 311. per annum, arising from two pairs and two dctiched residences, Noe. 21 to 26, Park -crescent, Stockwell-8.501. Freehold ground rents amounting to 361. 6e. per annum, secured upon two pairs of residences, Noe. 17 to 20, Park crescent, Btoeliwell-0101.___ . . . _ Freeh . old ground rents of WI. Is. per annum, arising from four residences, Nos. 13 to 16, Prirk•cmcent-1,0201. Freehold ground rents of Va. 114. per annum, arising from fine houses, Nos. 14 to 12, Park.cre•cent-1,0001. Freehold ground rents of 191. 18a. per annum, secured tar three residences, Nos. 6,6, and 7, Park-crescent-- Freehold ground rents of 3.11. per annum, arising from Nos. Ito 4, I'ark seent79Bo/. Freehold ground rents of 311. 10s. per annum, secured upon Nes. 17, 18, 19, Park-road, Stockwell-1,0101. Freehold rentals amounting to IW. per annum, arising from sit residences terming St. John's•terrace, and a house and shop, Park-street, Stockwell-2,7601. A freehold rent of 601. per annum, receivable from the Antelope Tavern, Lorn-road, Britton-1,0001. A profit rental of 40/. per annum, for 85 years from 1811, arising out of coach-houses, stabling, de., adjoining the Antelope Tavern, torn road, Brittnn-7701. Freehold ground rents, amounting to 861. per annum, se cured upon three houses, Union-place, Walworth-road, also nineteen houses in Union-court, in the rear, with reversion to the reek rentals in 22 years unexpired-2,0001. By Mr. MAIKAIi, at the Mart—A. freehold estate situate at Ightham, near Wrotham Kent, containing about 12 acres of fruit and hop land, a farm house, stabling, and buildings with possession ; also, a cottage residence end two cottages, let for 2451. 16s. per annum, the whole subject to tithe rents and hop charges, amounting to 111. per annum—sold for 2,1601. A copyhold estate, known so " Patches " and " Copt hall," in the parish of Ightham, near Wrotham, comprising 61 eons and two cottages, let for 181. per anntun—wold for 400/. In a 2 19 ill 91 2 II 10 sa tte Is ;44 44 14i •si K Si Ws 11?11 - 7j - 77 $3 77 1407 1017 IS 14 1$ 17 76; 111 1 10 ss to .7 7 a 1 1 2* i Iti SI 104 1 4 7 1 I id in 41 id In i 11 MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocs. The market fur the home funds opened at Satur day's range, but has since become flatter, at a reduc tion of per cent., and the feeling in the various departments of the house is rather less favourable in consequence. The prevailing dulness is chiefly sacribable to the absence of active ope rations, but it may be noticed that the de parture of the French ambassador on Saturday after noon has been discumed, and is referred to in some quarters as a check on the market. Consols opened 'J:I to 3 , but, on the appearance of a few sellers, soon receded to 97; to 1 both for money and Friday. For the new account of the 13th of April the quotation is 971 to 2. The official business Mist is as follows:—Three per Cent. Consols, 971, ; ditto for account, 971, Z. Ncw Threc•aud-a-Quarter per Cents., 991, 1. India Stock, 261, 260. South Sea New Annuities, 961. Bank Stock, 2191. The market for the unfunded securities presents no feature of novelty. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 625. to 6.55. prem., and India Bonds, 72.. to 151. prem. There has been less business in the foreign stork market than during the latter part of last week, but still the transactions have been varied. Generally the speculative stocks are rather Batter, including Ifioador, Mexican, Venezuelan and Spanish earatnittee's confiscated coupon-certificates. Chilian Three per Cents., on the contrary, have been ope rated in at a higher figure, and Russian Four. and-a-Half per Cents. are firm. Transactions are recorded as follows: Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 59. Chilian Three per Cents., 711, 70. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 771; ditto Five per Cents., 1021 cx div. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 921, /. Ecowlor Bond., 5, 4. Granada Deferred, 91, :Mexican Three per Cents., 1816, 33; ditto, for account, 16th March, 32Z,1. Portuguese Five Cents. Converted, 1811, '35; ditto Four per nts., 311. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 103. Sardinian Five per Cents., 90, 1. Span ish Actives, fur account, 25; ditto, Passives, 61, 7 ; ditto Old Three per Ceuta, 42 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 181; ditto, Spa nish Committee's Certifs. of Coupon not funded, 24, 2j, 21 per cent. Venezuela Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 421, 1, 411; ditto Deferred, 181, 1. By the Canada, telegraphed as having just arrived at Liverpool from New York, there is a further jet port of specie to the amount of 110,00 W. sterling. SATI:IIDAT EVENING. Next month the dividends from Reduced Threes,the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cent. Annuities, India Stock, Rank Stock, and other annuities will fall due, so that the prospects of the money market appear to be certainly in favour of a further relaxa tion. The annexed approximate estimate of the amount coming forward in the shape of dividends on the stocks and loans of the chief railway compa nies and their coira i ilmteries will be found nterest ing. The total, it will be seen, is 2,346,316/. London and North Western £590,.51 6 Ore t Western 358,000 Midland 226,000 South-Eastern London and South. Western 223,000 York, Newcastle, and Berwick 10 ion Eastern Counties 220,0J0 Lancashire and Yorkshire 253,000 Great NJr:hern Total £2,316,M6 -- • • - The Book of France returns for the week ending Thursday, the 4th of March, show the following results (25 francs for U.): _ £23,636.203 !nerease £226.301 Bullion on deposit .126,390 DIONIIIM 7,314 22,369,414 peewees 281,861 Public deposits Private deposits 6,873,890 Increase 237,233 Bills discounted 4,294,9;8 Decrease 170,666 Government securities 8,701,466 Decrease 47,976 According to the last article of the treaty just concluded between. the Dank and the French go vernment, this is the last weekly statement that will be issued by the institution. Many of the points involved in the convention appear to have been re ceived with satisfaction in Paris, but the suppression of the weekly balance sheet is a step that cannot be too earnestly condemned, as the withdrawal of the accounts front public inspection can only be regarded u equivalent to throwing the whole management of the great national bank Into the hands of the go vernment. Under these circumstances tho present return is invested with more than the usual interest. The several changes observable attest the depression in trade so loudly complained of in the correspon dence to hand, and it becomes evident that the mea sures taken by the government to stimulate commer cial movement were by no means unnecessary. 'lle increase in the bullion and private deposits, and de crease in the discounts are all in the same sense. Compared with the returns for the corresponding week of last year, the results arc as follows: Increase of bullion £2,969,423 Decrease of ditto on deposit 962 Increase of circulation Decrease of public deposits Increase of private ditto Decrease of bills discounted Increase of government securities , 1,664,776 The imports of specie and bullion this week com prise 208,000 dollars by the Euro pa , from New York ; 1,630/. by the Peninsular and Otiental steamer Montrose (of which 1,3511. was from Lisbon, and 1101. from Opot to); and 64)0,000 dollars by the Pa cific from New York. These imports make up a total of about 168,000/.. Imports of gold from seve ral points of the continent are also believed to be in progress, but of these we have no return. - The total amount of the precious metals exported direct from London during the week ending Thurs day last, as shown in the Custom-house returns, was 3,550 ounces and 11,0611. in gold, and 94.000 ounces and 6,836/. in silver, of the aggregate value of about 55,0001. The account in detail is as follows:—Gold coin: To St. Ilelens, 2,300 oz.; to Boulogne, 1,030 oz.; to Swan River, 10,0001. Gold bars: To Dun kirk, 1,0611. Silver coin: To Swan River, 4,990/. ; to Belgium, 73,000 oz. ; to Rotterdam, 3,000 oz. ; to Dunkirk, 1201. Silver bars: To Rotterdam, 16,000 oz.; to Dunkirk, 346/. There was also au export of copper coin to Ceylon to the amount of 1,4001. Ile exports from the out-ports comprise only a sum of 1,41e4/., shipped to the West Indies by the Thames. The total exports from the kingdom are thus only 3,400 i. An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the last week, published by Herapalles Journal, shows the total receipts onti,6oo l miles to be 245,7941., or at the rate 37/. Cis. per mile per week. The receipts for the corresponding period of lust year were 231,383/. on 11,271 miles, or 371. per mile per week. There is thus an increase of 14,4111., or 11.22 per cent. in the aggregate amount received ; an increase in the mileage of 329 miles, or &O per cent.; and an increase of all. in the amount received per mile per week. The Raibrag Times estimates the total receipts since the Ist Jinuary at 2,121,977/., which on 0,452 miles, gives an average of 32W. 70.431 d. per mile; and as the amount for the corresponding period of 16.51 was 1,1192,998 f. on 6,230 miles, or 31W. 160.0:d. per mile, the difference is shown to be in furour of the present year to the extent of W. ss. 111 d. per mile. V:" ()LIS!' 11:1 1 4 314 , .—Tu0. 1 1 .1. T. 'Mat 1 4 '4..4.2181 134 1144.1. Al,l tttttt .44.7 146 71m Ct. Itt.lore4l.:l# f hullo St. 44, 2145 441 3 ler 11. 11...../10. 97 6 : 4 1 11111.. 111.....b..1..N../.,73. I . A. Illtto for Acct, 01 Lx"411.4404 r11111•41.U.4... 43.-. 1.4.. 31 per OL C00k.14. 1 10141:ION FUNDS. 11 per Cl. llelehn. 41 3 3 per et. Modran. 3nl 33 6 pet Ct. Dr... 1, a, K. I pot' Ct. Perlitim.. tol 14 De. N. 968 Ditto Def.. re.l. 611 .3 per et. Doom. Ovrea, 68 40 4 per 1%. 1...m.5m ! T 8 per It. ChM... 145 101 &per Ct. 1140.-l An. 11l 13 1 per CI. 'Ulan el TO 14 per 4%. 111144111.,114 3 3pa Ct. D 00.41. TT 4 1 per Cl.. , latil kb, Active. 214 5 11 or 11. Mod, To 0) 3 por Ct. Opts.i.l. 1:1 4 per 1%. 10111,11.14 3 Do. Pa...,re 5.i Al Kcpwlot, 5 4 24 per Ct. V orberoelo, 15 3 1 per Ct. I.llreastle i r= 4 440.... . e ; 44 . Dei w ern 4o4 4 . . 1519 [THREEPENCE. PARIS BOURSE. . I. For Aecoruit. PAWS, 1160 cm I. 1 '" I - —-, - Mew. I Opining ' Illghtoll Loom. Claming. I I — pro date. !SIT Clots. . .... . 90 103 71 103 03 ... pay COWL ... I .. 1_ ........ do. New Lan _ 1.. ... per I>sts. .__.._ I pa Oita. 4 pot Claw 44 ay. Mow Loos pin Oeui. Sabana) a Laden : sl 2 322 ; 1947., 25 17,. WOW% S. Masa. 72194,4 Ito mei . 100 43 Maley Do. S, 10.3 — Ruu3..o Lou, Spare! 91 .... Do. 41 Do. t Pitapat 9.491 x 93 0..,k Share' 2175 ... Paua. MA/CH 6. St. Germain, 69.5 ; Versailles (right beak). 333; Ditto (WI beak), 212 311; Parbtand O rs amt. 1,160; Pans and ues, 692 39; Sloan and Havre, 373 ; Mantillas aid A.;,. nun. tin; Strasbourg and pale, 210; (*nate, 513; Boulogne sad Atutenr, 321 SO ; (Mess. wd londeoto 1, ;05 : Northers, 620; Paris and •traabounr. 310; Park and Lyons. 600: 'lour* sad Nantes, 322 30; 111cetereau and Tro)cs, 17o; Dieppe sad Encamp, 230, Bordeaux and Teste, 11 t 30. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. Rine.-The market has been quiet, no business of im portance reported. COT' large business has been done ; about 1,000 bales sold on Saturday. METALS.-Iron TClllllill* dull; priers arc without altra tion. Spelter in limited demand at 14'. Q. to 14/. 'tn. East India Tin has advanced 6d. to 10. per ewt. ; shout 1,000 slabs sold; Banes, 8011. to 800. cult; Straits, 78s. 6d. to Ma. British remains steady. 011.8.-Seal, pale, 30/. to 301. lOa. ; straw, 281. to 301. ; Sperm, 83/. to 8.5/. ; headmatter, 86t. to 891. ; Cod 32/. to 331.; South Sen,3l/. 10s. to 311.; Olive 441. to 161.; Spanish and Sicily, 42!. 10n. to 431. 10s.: Palm, 26/. to 271. ; Cocoa-nut, 31!. to 36/. ; Seed, rape, pale, 311.; Linseed. 261. Ss. to 271. The following public sales arc advertised for to-morrow, viz., 11,000 bags Mauritius, 4,300 bags Bengal, 2.810 bags Madras Sugar; 300 bags Trinidad Cocoa; and 2,400 bags Saltpetre. TALLOW NIAILKET.—THIS DAY. The market is grin, and priers have rather an upward tendency. Thu demand from the trade has Iscen hrue, and it is evident that, generally speaking, they are bare of stock. Town Tallow is in good supply, but there is no aceumuia lion of stock Town Tallow is quoted 34.. GI nett ct•!; ; Petersburg, Y. C., on the spot, 3i.. 9.i. ; Oct. tolDec. (11(.5'2) ; 375. 3d. to 37e. Gd. ; on or before the end of March, 3,51. :rd. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1830. . 1851. ' 18.52. dock thik thy Casks .m.avery hut week Do. Irak let June trrival last week Do. from ht Jun* Price Y. C. Una day per ewt ' Da Town 37,032 62,813 g 49.218 1,518 1,727 %IGO 78,272 17,02 167,754 33 224 278 87,831 91,916 100.373 17%. to 37, 24. 78e. Gcl. 1 .",5..51. 39n. 1141. 29, Corl. . Z..i..9.1. d for Friday, March 11 150 ow, and 180 Australian ditto. PUBLIC BALM advertie casks Suuth American Tat COAL NiAItKEL—THISI).‘Y. iiolywell, 15s. 6t1.; Cowper's Mutley, 13.. : Ellen 15s. 9d.; Walls Etwl Riddell, li.. ; Walls Entl forth, 14s. 6d.; Walls End !Imola, Iln. 9d.; Watts End Stewart's, 16s. 9d.—Sttips at market, GS. MARK-LANE-THIS DAY. The supply of English AVheat by land carriage sample. from E.sex, Kent, and Suffolk, was small this morning the offers from Lincoln and Cambridgeshire were bow ever numerous. The millers were far Iron anxious buyers, !and a decline of Is. per qr. had to be submitted to before any progress could be made in sales, and at a late hour of the day the stands were not cleared. Holders of foreign Wheat were firm, and refused to submit to any decline; come quently but little business was done. Flour was rather easier to purchase. Barley was in limited supply ; at the same time the de mand was very inactive, and previous rates were with dif ficulty supported. The bulk of the reputed arrivals of Oats having come to hand in the earlier part of the past week, the quantity fresh up for this morning's market was trifling; the dealers having reduced their stocks to a narrow compass, were con pelled to came more freely into the market, which enabled factors to maintain the quotations of Monday I est. In Beall{ and l'eas the transactions were unimportant, and no change occurred in their value. ' Without much activity in the Clover seed market, late rates were obtainable. Trefoil sold on quite u good terms as last week. BRITISH. Bhillirgra per Qr. Mugs; Ewen Is Kest red 341 io 40 to 44...ws i.e, 43 to 48 toad „Natioikand gufiblk..• 31 to 40 to 42 .. do. '42 to 43 to dB Talavera (Biwa or :3u 1 0 „ 31 . 43 to 33 Cantlxidgek Lincoln rod —to3Bto 41 white, 40 to 42 to 19 gra, new — to - Kuu.as, fading ......... ..... ....... 23 to 27... distilling Malting ...... 33 to 34...ebevaner —to 14 One $6 MILT ()ars, English, feed lB to 70...his* ............... 19 so 20 Ditto Poland, ...... ~- le to 21. potato 2l to 34 Berwick k 1144441, bed 3: to 23 potato .. ...... II to IC !twit, Iced... ...... .. 17 to 18 to 19 ..b.ork ... .... ..... l9 ra 20 Lune, potato ll to 23 r..., Vey 27 to 79 .maple 3O to 32 Blue 30 to 40.. imperial ........,..44m40 White 3O to 12. .boUsea U 3033 BEAN., Mangan 2O to 27... tick 78In M.. old 6311134 !farrow 28 to SW. 'snail lo to 33...4234 3039 Taco, nowsprlng, per bush.— to— new winter fa to 413 d old to Kart .oa.u, uew 11N.F.101 Cars, per thousand . . ..... ...... .... ..._ ...... g 9 to CM 10 CL ,vvitiuu, per cwt., rad- to to —...w hite.... . ... to to Per earls RAM. Pint a, town made, delirered 40 to 41 .fine Nam bold 33 to 36 Norfolk and Suffolk 32 to 34. whites FOREIGN. BMllinca per Qr. %%mar. Dentate and tionlmberit 41 to 16 fine Pomeranian 4u to 41 -Rostock 44 to 43... Maths 40 mar Preach to to —.. Brabant to Danish it to s7...Hazabitre...3ll to 40 to ll -- 30 to 31. .Itityptiaa ~....... 2; to 31 33 to 44. .thtem...... ........ 3o to 40 ..... to _diet:Hog 22 to 311 ..Imlias Cora 27 to 30 "Ti liAzLer, badly -- II Is It. LINTII.II Oaer,Rvadan — .., , Ilto 31 Foommudan and NtralaumL 19 to 31 Ovedialt awl Dania "....... Friesland and Dinah, fiel 17 to IV Ditto, Wow. •tt is 118...Poisalb ..... ...... 21 to 38 11....9~ tick tonsil — —.— .Vto MI old 3l to 12 Egyptian ..... .............11 MU. .Tumany le to 20 Pr.a., gm Whits'„. 36 to 17 SS I.Bl...botlert ..........." 32 to 34 TAR"... old Uto 13...5aw 26 to 27...1arge . ._ 31 to 33 LIVIIMU, Entlie and Ramian. 41 to 40 Mcalitetranumand Odom ItaradLan 42 to 16 Hammel rto 40 Lo. CAKIIS fraeof dot?, per to., t 4 10 to .C 1 15 Per barrel el 11161ba. nova, American IS 21 22 to 14.. Canadian 3l to 13 Marla to —.. Hamburg trench, per raek of 2501ba ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM lit MAR. to 6th MAR. (Am RogIVIL tinge . ,. Irish. Yoreien. Wheat I 4 100 9511 Battey 2975 IC u I 700 1 lb:, WV 1713 11069 I 9600 11373 Flour. 3,878 barrels, 3,037 tacks; Malt. 4,947 on BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. MMUS. Pattendos and Smith report a good dcantid tar all sorts of Hops, with a very short sspply. SOUTIIWARIE POTATO MARKET—TiIIs DAY. During the pad week the errivalP, bo , h coastwise and by rail, hare been conpiderahle: and, notwitlo.tanding the cold ness of the weather, our trade still continue,' in the sam e deprv..ed state u the previous week. The following are this day's quotation.:—York Regents, 60.. to SOs. ; Stottlt ditto, Ws. to 705.; Perth and Forfarahire Cup*, 65p. to 705.; Eileshire ditto, 565. to 60e. ; Kent and Rue:, 60.. to :Ss. : Cambridgeshire and Wisbeach, :iss. to 64P. SNIITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. The number of Beasts is smaller than of late, ;;Id thi weather continuing favourable, there is onsideiable octisity in the trade. We are enabled to quote an advance of 211. per Sibs. on Friday's prices for most descriptions. A fair clearance is effeete,.. There are very few Sheep on offer ; trade is, however, very slow, and prices are scarcely as good as on Monday last. There is more inquiry for shorn, and immediately the weather gets a little milder those in the wool will be difficult to sell. (food Calves are scarce, and rather dearer, but there is no better trade for middling one . Our foreign supply consists of 281 Beasts, 82) Sheep, and te2 Calves; from Scotland there are 100 Beasts; from Nor fo;k and Suffolk, 1,900; and 300 from the Northern and Midland Counties. . . ----- - - ----- Per 400• 01 Abs. li. 4a al Per .talc of At. .. d. .. o d. 14 soot Scott. lloonforols.. 3 I I I Ik.t 1/0- A II( -Ns. Ph U 0 0 Bert 201.0rt-Ixones_ ...... 14 . i HEW. Lee. ,o .101 a .., 31.3 15 Stondod ..100010 Rer/P. . I Dw. .1... Siourn .0 I'% es II" ... . II 4 I Do. do. Mon... ......... it., 11. n. i 1 .7.7l — rigi73.4:ll l Paiii • • ii.l;;;ll,titioi t:s . MILITARY. "eai:Lr. BRIGADE-MAJOR OF C.ttaLti.— Lieut.-Colonel Cotton, unattached, oureceds Lord De Ras as Major of Bri gade t.' the Cavalry in London. Lieut.• Colonel COttoll wns formerly in the Inth Lancers, with which distinguished regiment he served in India. NAVAL. PROMOTIONS.—WiIIiam Pitt, Centaur, James Sang6ter, Horatio, _to be Second Class Assistant Enginccr, . James B. Haines Masters Assistant, 1.C611447.