The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-06 00:00:00

*,- , -•Ai- LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 6, 1852. No. 1,727.] [THREEPENCE. AAUSTRALIAN LINE OF PACKET SHIPS, p, "typo AT Nowt. owl Lopata Urine ix VA DIKAIKNII L MAI PHILLIP. lIHYTII A UATILALIA. SlL—Theso *so. pg *yam, all ot thir Ora Han. Aare rot Yips& orommodo dr, sue lloso mai oolormoorlo Is glom Oat their dor at either T... . a—im. " D . 0 1:: To Sall — Wes= Thabir Aftrassa-- lammosia Mar. IS -- iiikhlha.„ Mar. SD . Isar .. Pirt Nam . wit. se MION U 4 Limps A AMY SALMI Twareu, A ... SAIMA• 4I : 3I . ..... ON ISS en LW Iratuither partlealmr• apply to Ur loadlereleasi; vita an KO. o,o' despatching•swiersion sf ew er tru,kro; sach of the Mustralant as. pad EMI I. $4. readierielzeit Fon PORT LYTTELTON, CANTERBURY tiNTILLIIENT. r I Miter r.trts Saw trolsood.- TM Ins el,* Warm Plup S4IIARAMI, 4 1, 11113 Irtti— =COOT son. rotred by the Clatorbory aow/i/aO. mg bin the nri Loran for Port Lyttron. MI oder Vona in Kew Zeeland. 411 Witinfitti e.a rne NO —For kn,,int, prop, or Nur, inkinnation, etas De. pornionit al the Ardatina, R Burl; In J. sTA ysim rentharchrrert ot ton Mir& T sod Co.. 137, Fretheirh-orri t. c. A . jtylAl F. 14 firinintentrot of 41dppiar awl taitiradir. B RITANNIA LIFE ABIWILANCR COMPANY, Petahletted ;s 1 .1:- P — ri t= by epreWl Alta Pertleneat. ORPIIA Ns' AND CUILDILB.III ENDOWNIIIIT BLeNCIL This tree& has been ed..hbeted mew peeps d alliediag to presto, (=NI an..aed Mends. the et prevlesi. le .5 try end ee . assort . teed kr tie tielelliseeee as. 'deduce dee. M se • aimed spirt the dineelthie sad dedAte ■ bh ode aleyeetebil lea by the yeematue Meths et bra al 4 It WM] Is isiararaws II el e et De •,. eisdeetd sett • dale lie 1.5•• Of • boy) Ids testly lkat,st We puff her teentytifth year of sr. Tubb • ben also bees I. red. @bowleg the seer for which meth Leseitlee may be twsr4 shwa melted to rem the ellbdb out- set la .At. =TRACTS MOM TABLE*. ei.n.eiher kers Astrsonsty rossions tor is hs amity af RR, P,aad• low, unity d Pa nia libmia ID an. d mawthe Dreamt& roam, wan se il al • few at Mead. aad W b- paid Natal 1 or Maud. In be poi i unit • leak MY shall barques- , • hr./a Me AM bine sm. plotted bailers .y.r.rat 'tar of Said biz TvnisillS Ford .s. .• Gessrir Pn [WWII %bra i Clublb Aga to Nader 13 Mordhs. I Year. 3 Teem. all Wade& --- -- - vv---- i d d. t P. 41. t v. .1. 0.136 .13,160 1130 $1 1133 1116.11613 111 7 O 1 1111 I imactu l I 7 3 • 111 7O II I 1 7 16 3 II 6 garb.* Privilege ghat 4:694es lir N nadir— . I Tear. S Yeats. C .a. t 4d 114 0 I II 6 I 16 S I IS 2 236 2 I 6 212 S 2 12 1 6,111 Yew ie., or sem Oar wok's Ile. ors obey (wigs promisu) irmare,< at ad sitar the ap d autos (lar - ad iswitiMiro tar thrle.) ...• f San / 11 131 1131 3 11 17 £319 13 0 1$ 3/11 IS 11 IS 23+ S 0 It PO 30 1 II 170 I f s • a . 9. 7 • I a o• o z.z. POSTRIR,Reoldatt D*,, der. Wink la I. /ODOM FRANCIS, Sonotory. 'he& I e—iii ' AM:MI 7. CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN GOLD kIINING contANT. Coatastees—Tbe Teo oast DIXIXIAMO. M P. The Ihreetote tow the totintatios be Whey' the letulholises of Or Noyes, that 1 tIOXOS WAILS RAZE _,teTT Esq.. CL, the spry. Anoyer sad ble:ellorgid, his PROCLFOLD Ut by the •Ittp ',Wry Len leo. whidi rad tote Peet nap co the Mb Wow. The Ulsoeber• hew the tether oatiefeetten raasaaar That the DUD of SETTLIMILNT to bow la COtrit.lt of rums:nom aM ohm vototetett Joe imam oil be eon by advortboemet be the tharebeieseh—By olds, et the Mort. Ilneh I, lett XXIX SItNOX. Ihreeetery. A RT -UNION of LONDON. (B Royal Charter.) solowiber will Iwo ow d • Yew sadaelly . d • • id sh•rarer. AN EMOLItill NEWLY- UtO Is Ile TOIL by W. lion, aftrr W. P. hi* LILL, use istroreks et Os ail as mom of the sobeartptioa. lasi o•dridne mil be raided to mint fw lawassil, •• harseokre, • work it oft tresses W Ur /slat tallhiii••• OBORGL GODWIN. 1 Hammy LEWIS roco:%, vtiolodol. ua. woe Mak ha WSW &If: sad ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte sasuasawenalla m ar .s. Itegere-rereit, reemered *en PhiltWoUTE4 elf Übe be e t ererli. lbe UM/UM Mg WORTA VON. lietruererelmMei r.atr) re be eel at s ermoblereble wrier =Anna be prism T L. HANCOCK'S LNYLATED INDIA-RUBBER V - prat rare sat reagort, Adam an a lid %I.IWiIaED INDIA-KCBS= MIS POW far liceouriss, t• .•erg.two, sat.rusit prink dideltailes maddra. sail Sail fr, tatting of van es MOO he PI . 1 .0 1 .1 POPO.. rvtlable In4u.tubbef Name sal Spaistag mai" Wofterest li•tung kg.* ‘,l emblems mal Ilk sob dr to saw. midr...ll r JAMB LUIZ Iddiredilise emiradary, Gaire.l4ced, Leal" wig Wilaseal• Ittettice. THE TEETH and HEALTH.—A good set of teeth ter, Imam leyeereble tureealve, white their peew ee:AA el al tee ,taut topeeteme le Individual, both maids tee etneral y the prefer of toed. sad the eau*. beat powwows of pen eadieesee break Asoes the mime ~mead for tee IIOWLANDir ODONTU, se Pearl =ree, meads to. le embeellity et embeltliblae. WWI - led pro orme tbe web le the WM pidel a/ft It grill be lewd to eelel.ot• al Mr awl oreelleft Isirj o i: &Ulm m 'elbows to tee bar* Mist. arm eft of do= reader the row am Mid M. sal ens es Os liar holy sate.; h, 4. Ib eraraetis MraYta Yowl Noweire mg potty ut• bees*. Mee As. N. pee bee. bww ofrsuelws YYWaa The ream @rink heaths weeds. "A. 11.4= ire KM. Ilk ihumihrble." ageseed es the fleveiment lamp slased es MI. lloid by them MO by ehmerte awl peelmers. THE LADIES' COMPANION, kr MARCH, b saradly Illustrated. Prise Owl towrrner : —*gab ef Sadao* Os DelMM li :tths Osimlsm of Diewtrywrs—Ths Jeweller% sr; y Mrs. Ably—lams I. MO; by Mrs. La Old .r—. of rarer—A Oben by %be beer dams% Asesidalb; b Nra Wbits—Tbs Tawros K FM* ; lbs. Nowise Calm sad—L,desdary Lc's; by Mrs. T. I. limsw— Tr(ares Come. by Nb. J. N. "Mused =Ms Mork-Tub, will ars Purr sad Mistral una ; by LW bete Osetwo• ; by Maims New busts—te . ..ip from Paris—Amessassata Mak, Is. la. Lq.n and Tuitord, 247, arm". 'HE FARMEk'S MAGAZINE he Mmes.— aid lUSen Iy. A 10110.1 , 1k1i SOLI. Ihr i ar 1 17 • V beryl& est the Gat of Derby's eelehreled ONO , — Tad of Lellselfe es Aetto.le. by C. W. Mmes. Oneer- Vag Taisho es Cloy SAL Winter Management or. 'bp% Pm 7.eeleed ; lty J. TPWIS• The Pal of Write Airieeftaul Meeletiee of Itseleed. optima. . 14 = 1 . 1 "... lasolak ...machos end Taft herertelubiee Femme On of traiy la Imp. The Cultivates et Dupilisle tors Down. tattles Useltele of Shaw Melo= tow Timber. VS we a Lenin SeeL Lime* es Tesem ii4 i. . l Pelesesee Satireshe ISM mei IS lisle ter.bossa. Peret awl Tebbe, es Twiny, gems Is A = Lbo.reee' W.re. Memo Ceserleg let well. Os Cone IWO. The P. 140 less.: by I. Cesweellty. The Geese Lim Os Owns. libt , eo'orieel Diary. Calmer el divelsektare. Serlenitseel Its. rrta Seoes of tbe Cern end Cattie Thee.. Tales. Iles% % . 4,l pben.—lire 1. tiff's - movi ' 244, Strand. Irk ha saw sad address. J. a. towhee rt.ti• • r ew ostbal Mf wad* 1.16.1.1 416 ° 4 41 ... see It, sadnavels. tAtltla sad MO W XZW Luk.vtniur W k pp (to 1 . 1 11 11 • 81, t h. IpoLmeted MM sew.. at id. sad . MOW. The trade b. las (ingl Swift 33, f a _ e - AII4BIIOOIP 11112411AUL llim rod sal meal wide bi wedsimulyst ma silimlW SS err a BMWs. SW sr Omit Cbsr, W . Imlbsbot tbe brit wt. walla is at. 4 . baled to the Cubism. - lot Yobs 44 11111111%'`, a rpm!' amt.. re ler biatiolll IA •4Y is , um it stay Is aLed it Omen to -y Mr- 111S6 S. ip 1F IN ci swum, and sons - mu mi. limb& , . • • TIA ind tbio ast.r.lo ' ll .- uhatr..bi• itLpted for ' 1' • : i , .. ....-- ....... o. .:., - . 4 * .....- um, . • ....... ... ' P ' . • ~ , 1 ARLO W'ti NEW IN- s' . ,- N Ts' ), VENTED GULF -ACTING 1111110 N 3 •.. .tl'. ItAIVIN,Li NO VENT-PRO t! - 2 • o 1 Prrreete 0., beer, eider, et elbow Neon or k „„ „ Iron bece. egad RA or meld OD efierbeally 1 1 '"-- A 'bat the Wet list eben be drum wooed es Jr- ' ma I - A i if - , % 11, , .1 =wombs b repay Ito NA la • • s st di i polo la al.; illtio kr e Amy o& ..?. A I 1 11714.1a r liilwr iv t _t i = tii 3 i a , As top deo oIocCININA am olio: =lt MA Ail lo r u Olo mble ato ro of *oar; ulna Ilto lop Is tatood I off so Am draw aolow. JAMS SALLOW, 1 win stmt. lisissiorlisem. ISIO. t , I. am. im ...„ X.L—illotto iropowirtampt ttimpod SPORTING. ST. ALBANS STEXPLECHASES--Yasan. Faaa HANDICAP M 6 soya. sash, and ISsM Mr. C. IlyaaaleaVoyaaar. Mat MI (W. Mr. stases. llralwa Mr. C. Minis.'. Infikemm. Mat M 0 Mr. Ituersto al Wm saillaparasit 121 b —Mersa. • Mr. Moan. US Clmaish set lolb Woo • lir. May's easees. 10411 b ..... (Man II to 4 apt VoTaeor. Wea rag. • Smola COT Of SOL, sorest by Mr. A. flares. Mr. Parrott. Molly Om; 71b Mr. Nasoes Naas, Ire Th. followiai also ran :—Miss Creaser. 12st ; Maid se Ai Wort, 1 Ist 71b; Hefts Yeoman, list 71b; Asedape, list 7th; sad Demo list 71b. Beggar Girl NM la list, bat being shift at OM yes disqualdled. Buratto Sew.* of 3 sees. each, and 20 added. Time miles. Moo *now to Is sold Tor 1001., and the soload to .are Ids stake. Mr. elloosors'a lisadsklNlA (101.) R. Mr. inderrea's Ulm Wass. I Ist 110 (301.) (Al). Mr. lloMera Maim MOG I l a ird ( 0 ,40n Mr. Waters Ouleasa ) (Dom 0 slay. 'CB EXTRA. MBE TING. AND ItOTIIRRNAII INTRLLIGI DONCASTER k Wrioan rua-7-11-1- Age. st.lb. Beliaa 6 8 6 The Proctor Hard Labour Hias Flyaway _0 Aro. et. lb. Merry Maid - 7 4 The Twin Sir Charles Napier 3 613 Surveyor Don Carlos 3 6 3 3 I LW / ice t; 871 1; :.7. 4 7 7 B e by Melbourne —Sally Warfoot 3 7 4 EPSOM NuMINATION TOY Sardanapalus, 4 yrs Lady Isabel, 3 yrs Grecian, 4 yrs llotherpe, 4 yrs Follow me Lads, 4 yrs Ringlt3drr, 4 yrs lidnasny, 4 yrs Miss Study, 3 In Runaysa•&, 4 yrs Flotsam, 3 yrs Sir Robert, 6 yn Radslphos, aged Nautch Girl, 6 yrs Chaplet, 4 yrs Merryman, aged Filbo, 6 yrs Handsome Doe, 6 yrs Banks; 4 yrs • Mn. Hirai, 4 In Paquette, 4 yrs Narcissus, 6 yrs Miss Julia, 6 yrs Took, 4 yrs Priam Rupert, 3 yrs Marchioness, 6 In Jessie, 6 yrs Timid Fawn, 4 yrs MEETING, 1851. M•trou PLATE. Bordeaux, 5 yrs Fans Pee, 4 yrs Catalpa, 4 yrs Moose, 3 yrs Edward of York, 4 yrs Gaylase, 4 yrs Dulcet, aged Thornhill, 6 yrs &sorry, 3 yrs Freemen., 3yrs Corseliws,4 yrs Jack in the Corner, aged The Incurable, 4 yrs Abderrharnan, 4 yrs Chg by Areby.oot of Fury,3 7n Tha Heriot, 4 yrs Heroine, 6 yrs Brawn, 3 yrs Frantic, 1 yrs Greengage, 3 Mrs Iracandus, 4 y. Boahninger, o yrs Era, 6 yro Fogleman, 6 yrs Deceitful, 4 years NOMINATIONS Mt MX Storyteller, 4 yN Blood Royal, 3 yrs Rlthirea, 6 yrs Pelopidas, 3 yrs Follow-me-Lads, 4 Ira Cobaut, 6 yrs Irene, 4 pi Ringleader 4 yrs Naniema, 6 yrs Combatant, 6 yrs OILAND STAND PLATS. Mouse, d yrs Musittisa, 6 yes Presto, 4 yin The Ban, 4 yn ingratitude, 4 yrs Surprise, 3 yrs Cariboo, 6 yin Scarecrow, 3 yrs Ballet Girl, 6 yn Nonmetal, 8 yrs Two-TtAIt•OLD Lord W. Powlett's Guars Count Batthysay's Pearl Mr. Magensts's Pantomime Mr Chesille's Sis. to Fraatie Mr. Reeves's Deerhound Mr. Oshaldeston's c by Co therstone out of Fugle mates dam NOMINATIONS ros Mr. J. M Stanley's Masons Mr. Howard's Vault/eel Mr. J. Arnold's e by Stator tin out of Madeline Mr. Douglas's Playful Mr. Gulliver's Chilton Mr. Payne's Gloomy Mr. E. K. Clarks Link Swift HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. Her Majesty's stag hounds, Tuesday, Burnham Beeches; Friday, Biabottom, sear Henley —at 11. Bath stag bounds, Tuesday, Frosno—at half-past 11; Friday, Westbury—at 12. Mr. A. Way'. Cheltenham staghounds, Tuesday, Coberty Otte ; Friday, Bechtold Ina—at 12. Ewes Union hounds, Wednesday, Hazelcigh Hall ; Sa turday, Stock Mille—at half-put 10. East Essex hounds, Tuesday, Birdbrook Hall ; Thursday, Mmeing-steset ; Bats/dap Notley Gate—at half-past 10. South Eases bounds,l riesday,lngrave Church ; Saturday, Orson Heath—at half-past 10. Essex and Suffolk bounds, Tuesday, Thorrington Hall ; Friday, Newton Green—at half-past 10. Hon. F. Petre's stag hounds, Tuesday, 'Moreton—at half past 11. Durham County hounds, Monday, Shincliffe ; Wednes day, Essington ; Friday Woodwell 'louse—at halt-past 10. Brython harriers, Monday, Patcham ; Wednesday, Thunder's Barrow ; Saturday, Dyke —at a quarter to 11. Brookside harriers, Monday, Newmarket Hill; Thum day, Telsoombe Tye—at half-past 10. Southdown hounds, Monday, Polegate—at half-put 10. Crawley and Horsham hounds, Mo.day, the Beeches ; Wednesday, Turner's Hill; Friday, Slinfola—at a quarter to 11. - 31;. Lee eteere's bawds, Monday, Five Oaks; Thurs. dalmilisi—st 11. WlN•lelosibirs hounds, Monday, Red Lion, Holt ; Wed , India Hill; Friday, Crams Perry Wood—at linktpost Ilerehreildr• bounds, Tuesday, Halewood's End ; Fri day, Cfneto•—. t half-pest 10. Warwisksbire bounds, Mosday, Prineethorpe : Tuesday, laWliite Houle • Thursday, ?U pton; Friday, Bun Rage Hill—at 1111 t-past 10. ry hounds, Monday, Kiloot ; Friday, gape, Bridge --at halflest 10. Ludlow hounds, Tuesday, Hopton Castle; Friday, Mary Knoll—at half-past 10. United peek, Tuesday, Kennels, Welshpool; Friday, Bettwe—at tR Hielissena bausda, Monday, Shelia Village; Thursday, 41,1tant i r es a g t .e Houghton a Mode, Moody, N g e tzt t s e r e to 11. Lodge; Friday, Klnessi—s a 11. Sir Tangs Sem% Mods, Mosday, Besansten House ; Weininisbewsassp finsilass; Friday, Clarroby Hill Top laillysat 1111. 111Iniasnliabin bawds, Xasslay, fluspernicis• Bridge ; Thursday, Skseddis Psidisk—at half-past 10. Tiverton llsonsk Illsadsy, Stow, sear Eaton ; Tliunday, lgarabstk—sd Mr. Oanyar's benintb. fisalay, High Roothiag ; Thurs. day Hes= see Flumball Ilsnarilay, FySald—at 11. Mr. 'a anneds, Plosday, Lyested Street ; Thursday, Tyndale; laineday, Halfway House, Chanel— at 11. V. harriers,' Wasteday, Kennel; Saturday, Corot House, near Frith Wesii—at a quarter past 11. Dun of Rudman bounds, Monday, Crouton Park; Turley, Weaver LW* Wednesday, Stoke lionlihrd ; May, Sped's Ltio—at balf.past 10. M. tiessunli leingek, IWkday, Berkby; Tuesday, esehent Taw Wolossday Charley Mill—at lir; Thusaday, I/ Ay 12 ; Friday, Si. Hills—at 11. Land_ H. Beathieles bounds, Monday, Sonterby Hall ; Wisimesday, Ilmatasy; Thursday, Staptsford Moor; twig. lineal by 11. Mt. Idlise's hounds, Monday, Walton le Wald ; Taee Vitals ; Thursday, Market Stainton ; Saturday, Oress—at 11. ritswilleun's hounds, Monday, Barnwell Wold ; at 1 Woloodsy, Loa. Ones ; Frulay, Old Weston Windmill -11. Cotta mars hounds, Monday, Oriasthorpe ; Tuesday, Olsson ; Thunday, Witham Commas ; Saturday, Burton Lams—at 11. Badawortis -• hounds, Tuesday, Wantbridge ; Saturday, Hi ham—at half-put 10. Mr. Lamley's hounds, Monday, Joehey Howe ; Wednes day, Oateford ; Friday, Rossiagtois Brsdge_—at haltpast 10. Branham Moor bawds, Monday, North Deighton ; Wednesday, Bishop Wood; Friday, Nights:la Bar; Satur day, Boot and Shoe Ins—at half-past 10. Mr. M. logram's honada, Monday, Charily, Coati*; Thursday, Shirley Park; Saturday, Plow Inn, Nsedwoed Forest—at hslf-past 10. Mr. A. Smith's hounds, Monday, Bedenham ; Tuesday, Our W dnesday, Ashmansworth ; Thursday, Ham Ashley; Friday, Stratford Sub Castle; Saturday, Sporty Well—at 11. Craves Wisads, Ilsaday, Freehold Turnpike ; Wedata- day. Craves Army lakpou—at a pry ft 11. Albriihtessri~ Itawails, Tuesday leambel ; Thursday, AtheniansK fluin, n. lialt-past 10. Meadag. Illogiotan Gate ; Wedses day, Arlo/my{ Friday, Cliandismor ; lhamilay, Cricket Inn —at a quotes is 11. The belie ai Beaufort's hods, Woodsy, Newington Village ; Wednesday, Yam Ma ; Friday, Stoke ; Satur day, Drayeot Park. Old Ilerliabire hounds, Monday, Baulking Orcen ; Wed. parlay, Cokethorpe Park; Friday, Shrirenham—et half pan 10. Cambridgeshire besiodo. Moeda,. Metro Wood; Friday, Tempsford--at half past 10. Cheshire bounds, Monday, Peekforton ; Wednesday,l Bradlield Ones; l'hareday, Meadow Hall; S at u rday, Abbey Anoo—ai liall-paot 10. Ito. Ilan. Mom. Paid prices ! doom prataillay. lo.day. — 100,000 I Aim Trio 1 11 lf pm. If i 100 . 000 101 . 61 41 10 Californias 16,006 DI alias ... ... ....... 10,600 20 A marshes' 100, 0 M 1 Araralima heabold 1,000 I Asa Marla .... all 6 die par 6,000 SO Blrosarrum has and Osal all ... ... 2,000 j . ... LloLawa Scalp 100,0.0 1 1141.6.1 AlM:alba Gold all i ais mow U Brasil. I mp. Dm al IL pm. 244 SAN 30 Do. Omar sod adaba.. .11 11,060 JO Do. M. Jolla Dal R 01... II NOW 70,030 I Rag. it Australian Copps, IS I die par $1 60, ai ~ 6 00 1101 1/ 1 0 Mira limigila. . 11.000 I at Mipsik. all If Ipm ii 2)44 0 10 liriillMMlMOMAmarlsea 9 200,000 all llomiali Ends I pa. lON 20 MatiapadaoMM lll. I I I 111 6,000 10 fie as 63,174 Pl. Sal DON MMus 100,000 1 Mad Illarlom II all ds pr LOCAL bRA HI MAIULS77I4 LIVERPOOL, Mama s.—Oar share market has been more active to-day, and prices are good, as compared with the rates ruling for rose days pest, with the exception of Caledoulan and Dover stocks, sa d Mere are lower. The transactions are both more suatinial awl to larger amounts. The males arc as follows:Birmingtnea mad Oxford gua ranteed , 291—Caledcrulan,161 1 11-18 —llsokors Counties, 71 —East Lancashire, 16 Lancashire sad Tololgre, 69 —Ditto (fifth shares), 51 d.—Ditto (291. P. sbana), 11 d.— Ditto (fifth shares), West Riding Union, q 4.—London and North Western, 117—Ditto (new 1 dens) 81 P. — ' Manebeirter, SW:Meld, and Lincoln, 301 I—Ditto (6i. new preference), 1 p.—Midland, 581 1 I—Ditto (new pref. 41 per oat), d.—South Eastern aad Dover, 201—York and r North Midlend, 221—Great Southern and Western, 361 — Dutch Rhenish, 41 41—Northern of France, 41 v.—Orleans and Bordeaux, 1 d. M•NCHILSTER, M•HCI 6.—There has been a large busi , nen, at rather better prices. and the sales include a larger proportion than usual for investment. East Lancashire, 15 —Ditto (pref. uarters), 81—Eastern Counties, 71 London Stocks, 1161—Shemelda, 301,1—Ditto (new profs.), 11-16 p.—Dover., 201 5.18 I—Great Northern (pref..), 14 9-16—Midlands, 68111—Leeds, 691 n.l—York sod North Midland, 221—Edinburgh and Glasgow, 291—East Anglian, 8 per cent., 31—District Bank, 41 p.—Briatol and Exeter, 87 ex. di,. Mixes s.—Tlieee was a better market hers to-day for Amu—Loudon and North Westerns wera dune at 1181, and Warwick and Birmingham Canals at 261. Leann, MARCH s.—We have had an improving market. More business has been done this morning, and the sales have been at an advance upon those of yesterday. Closing sales : York and North Midlands, 221 ; Midland stock, 681; Caledonians, 161. Blitetut ; ki•tiCit s.—The market was moderately active, and prices were without much alteration. Bristol and Exeter closed at 881 ex di, ; Great Westerns at 80 cx die. ; Midlands, 681 ex dry. ; Taff Vale, 160; Ditto New Shares, 11 prem. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two °Tiers. The share market is quiet to-day, but very firm, and prices in several instances are looking up, espe cially for Caledonians and North-Western stock. The operations in each description are very restricted. There is only a quiet business doing in French, and the fall advance of yesterday has not been main tained. wane AND ATOM a. ni l aumArs. tosytp le I pa. 111 is Hr. Cslye's bands. Tam%JEW ; Thursday, Haatia= l ir e as isy ; 006trat ; Tues day, lima , Haas grata; Saturday, Thadli• Vilias—al • limner to 11. LOPS Ma r i bask Maaday, Tweed Hill; Wedoolv day, MEM ; Friday, hiatuses ; latarday, Loagtidio— at half.= F. B. rasa Womble ; Wod wmalusfadia."7.l.llbrelaikaliMirldttillftedritiny DOWD Wadasslar. Tidied* Cuss; Friday, Holt, near Slaales% Castle Daws—al a amain Is U. 11=Lbassaills, Wallassiay, Grind's Hill; Saturday, I—st H.R., Iliaday, Wades Coaunon ; Tuesday Dimon Simon Hone ; Thursday, Illisliald Church ; Eldurday, 11111—at a quarter to 11. Lord Redendide's HeyThrer IssindedTheday, Dean sad Chaddingion Crorwroadas Walastaby„Pansdaato• Grove; Friday, Loniboreugh Oslo; illadardsy, aiddlagton Gate— at half-past 10. Mr. G. Wall's Hanley bras" Monday, Ball Down; Friday, Tothill Brisk-kills—at a sautes to IL Harworth hounds, Tuesday, Hoer Bank ; Saturday, Seven Bridge —at hatpin 10. Bast Kent house's, Tuesday., Naar Barn; Friday, Swingtishl Park—at 11. Mr. W. 8. Lowadant bastada, Monday, Wawa Town ; WaanawdaY. Hasshsurata 0111,0 ; 61111•48 y, landford Wood—at ti. Mr. Margsa's beads, Illisads/. 4 Lose Osumi Thursday, Roos Course (11/101siorab Dams —at s rat 10. Haw Fara* Itsasda, ew ; flail‘tr],Hill Top isass—as 11. 4 j= irtanr a Isiaeds e gi de cia i da a wn y, ) Thsrsday; Haltby beads, 11. Monday, Cowper's Oak ; Thursday, to Dung*, Cursor; Saturday, Wesley Toll Bar—at a quarter _ Mr. Phillips's South Oxfordshire hounds, Tuesday, Stow Wood ; Friday, Waterpenny Common—at half-past 10. Mr. Lort Phillip's hounds, Monday, Broadway; Thurs day, Wok+ Hook Bridge—at 10. Poiskerido hounds, Monday, Brint Pelham; Wednesday, Stanstead (Essex); Saturday, Leyston--at half-past 10. Pytehley hound', Monday, Sywell Wood ; Wednesday, Winwiek Warren; Friday, Brockhall; Saturday, Arthiag worth—at quarter to 11. Baby hounds, Monday, Hartforth ; Wednesday, The Gross ; Friday, Kininvy—at 11. Ms. B. Corbett's Shropshire bounds, Monday, Cather eott ; Thursday, Bieton Heath ; Tuesday week, Kennels; Friday week, Emil Mill—at half-past 10. Mr. T. Theobald's Somerset and Wilts hounds, Wednes day, Warminster; Friday, Waldcgrave Arms (Mendip)— , at 11. _ Lord Southampton's hounds, Monday, Preston Capes ; Wednesday, Clayton; Friday, Plum/alms Wood; Saturday, Bucknell's Wood—at 11. North StafforChire hounds, Monday, Whitmore Station; Wednesday, Seighford; Friday, Chimes Hall—at half- past 10. Suffolk hounds, Tuesday, Walsh= Hall; Thursday, Bunbury Arms (Barton); Saturday, Wadley Mill—at a quarter to 11. ...tarty Union hounds, Monday, Halle Hall; Thursday, Park Hatch ; Saturday, Chaatry Downs—at host-past 10. Tindale hounds, Tuesday, Beisay ; Friday, Riding Mill— at half-past 10. Tredegar hounds, Monday, Clepoa Park; Wednesday, Bassaleg Garth ; Friday, Coetlkeinew Pound—at ha lms, 11. Mr. Trelawny's hounds, Tuesday Toleh Moor Gate; Fri day, Fawn Inn—at half-put 10. V.W.U. hounds, Tuesday, Elm Green; Thuroday, Ly diard Park ; Saturday , Fo ss B r id ge — at a quarter to 11. Vine hounds, Monday, Oakley Hall ; Thursday, Many- down Park ; Saturday, fhe Pine Apple —at 11. Mr. Wheldc's hounds, Monday, Brick Bridge; Tuesday, Englehcld House ; Thursday, Dogmersfield Park ; Friday, Lturat Hill—at half-past 10. Wyeside hounds, Tuesday, Rhydspence Gate ; Friday, Llandevael.ley—at 10. Colonel Wyndham's hounds, Monday, Go o d woo d Rain Stand; Wednesday, Avisford ; Friday, Compton Down— at half-past 11. Sir W. W. Wynn's hounds, Monday, Penley ; Wednes day, &yells; Thursday, Hawkstons; Saturday, Aetoo, Reyna M—at half past 10. York and Aimty hounds, Tuesday, Dringhouses ; Thurs day, Linton; Saturday, G o ld s b ro ' Hall—at half-past 10. Breeonshire harriers, Monday, Cwingwillim—at 11. Breton harriers (Mr. Dyer's), Tuesday, Grafton ; Friday, Stoke Orehard—attalf-peat 10. Mr. Deacon's harriers, Wednesday, Shaugh Village ; Saturday, Mensal, Bridge—at 10. High I'eak harriers, Tuesday, Pike Hall , Thursday, Green Cowden; Saturday, Parsley Hay Wharf—at 11. Captain Hampton Lewis's harriers. Monday, High SB ton ; Wednesday, Upsill ; Saturday, Weebury 'Tile Sheds —at 11. _ Morpeth harriers, Tuesday, Newton Underwood ; Fri day, Sheepwash Bridge—at half-put 10. Lord Lonsdale's harriers, Friday, Long Manton—at 12. Mr. Ok. over's harriers, Tuesday, Calton Village ; Sa turday, Winkhill—at half-past 10. Stockton and Billingbam harriers, Tuesday, Hartlepool ; put Friday, Hurworth Burn (to finish the season)—at half -10. South Warnborough harriers, Tuesday, Slade Heath ; Friday, Five Lanes (11olybourne)—at 11. Worthing harriers, Tuesday, Broadwatcr Green ; Fri day, Steep Down—at 11. MINES. THIS DAY. Two O'CLOCK. The gold mining share market is quiet, but prices are firmer. In Agna Frias and Anglo Californian. an improvement bas taken place, and several other descriptions meet with an increased degree of favour. Auriferous ore shares are quoted 1 dia. to par.; Sierra Nevada, Ito 1 prem.; Colonial, to prem.; Lake Bathurst, par to / prem.; Quartz Rock, per to k prem.; Carson's Creek, 1-16 to 3-16 prem.; Port Philip, 3.16 to 1-16 dia. • Loudon and Califor nian Crushing, 1-16 dia. to 1-113 prem. There has been a great rise in Santiago., whi c h are now quoted 6 1 to 71. Great Polgooth aro also in demand. ~Awa~ ~_. st. se 111 II qiie t Juk..lNW I PT, Ire lie r= 7 5 NW Ilirylk;id :: and edamJuse . nr es t. sod Aker. assa Ilia Asgism (tiol;:a ii: De. (atsz.i;e:) .. !.stem Oseatlak ... Samara Maisel, Om A.. Oats ILO. IL) ". . Do. elm I NM 0 OW pie °: w M .... llsoili rl iten: Pordors Da . abiele.A.Dellerra; Do. awe% 11,6 wet. ft. sm West. (Ise.l Urea Walere .. Upside! lel Carlisle.. '..ad Y tk , n . 5O: WiTt PAllagilake Leeds Ilerlhera Undamaged Cow Liras& liattb-Wastor Ds. . . . DalltltilLALead 11.(C) Lloados & Scollfr-Walsez St. SO Si I 7 IN II Li 33 Yri..lls„ud Malice • Nasislijist.eUncolaab. 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I I's 10 II Mot Mks . .. pea 1 i ionise lairs itiis:3.... 1 4l' un Z eire Do. ... w 10 13 I" 10 Da.abilway) ... .. 3 1 11 I Do.40Nol) ... ... .. a I l otion 134 Da Kona hataa“... ... ... 10 111 DO. de. New ... ... N N Nomewedll 44 10 la Ncetlaraollrereo_ .. - 204 Illa N 11 Nal Illiodssaa ... I 4 N • Parboil lon ... .. la la pa N 10 'D.b.a. ions .. 27 374 ao 111 ' Parts mil Ors ... 10 Na a d 10 10 illissed Ultima ... ... le Ili 10 Itt swim sed Mom ... .. . $ 04 N 17 Ilkoniarl Piano ... .. 7 7 die $ al Wilat 172kadan ... 1 14 111 z d Slid ri x d at Of 10 2% i 1 d 4 In Is DEATH 01P COL. It. TAYLOR, BOMBAY ARMY.— Colonel Taylor, the Colonel of the 28th Bombay Infantry Regiment, died recently at Boulogne-eur-Mer. Colonel Taylor had served many years in the Bombay army, and for a considerable period was political resident at Bagdad in Turkish Arabia. OXFORD UNIVERSITY RIFLE CUM.—A rifle club is in the course of formation in this university, which has received the approbation of the Via-Chance l. A largo number of members are enrolled, and the club promisee to be both popular and effective. LONDON AND BIRMINGHAM EXTENSION RAILWAY. —Yesterday, the Master In Chancery Blunt declared a rail of law if. 1 3 s. s. per share, to provide a fund for the payment of cos IM MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. This is quite an " off-day" in the Stock Exchange, business in the several departments being very quiet, with the single exception of the foreign stock mar ket, in which the operations of the week have in duced a moderate degree of activity during the morn ing. Notwithstanding the absence of movement, however,a general feeling of firmness prevails, and prices are well supported. Consols have undergone no change from yesterday's rates, ruling at 974 to s for money and F'riday, and 974 to for the next account of the 13th April. The list of actual business is limited, comprising only the following, viz. :—Three per Cent. Consols, 971, 3 ; ditto for account, 971. Three per Cents. Reduced, 981, t. New Three•and-a-Quarter per Cents., 992, 4. LOng Annuities, 1800, 7 1-16, 4. There is no alteration whatever in the unfunded securities. Quotations are supported, at 821. to 645. prem. for Exchequer Bills, and 725. to 755. prem. for India Bonds. The foreign securities dealt in so extensively du ring the week have met with a few transactions, but as prices are unsupported by the previous demon stration in their favour, a drooping tendency is in several cues apparent, including Granada, Peruvian, and Spanish. Most other stocks are firm. Chilian Threes mark 70. The bargains of the day are thus reported : Austrian Five per Cent. Bonds, 77. Chilian Three per Cents., 70. Equador Bonds, al, Granada One-and-a-Hall per Cents. ex Dec., 1849, Coupon, 221; ditto De ferred, 9. Mexican Three per Cents., 1848, 331 1, 321. Peruvian Five per Cents., 1849, 1031; ditto Deferred, 55 to 54. Portuguese Five per Cents. Converted, 1841, 341; ditto Four per Cents., 331. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1021. Spanish Actives, 25 ; ditto Old Three per Cents., 421, 42 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 181 ; ditto Committee's Certif. of Coupon not funded, 21. 3 per cent. Venezuelan Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 411,1, 42; ditto Deferred, 181. The small - amount of subscriptions to the British Guiana and Trinidad loans was assigned yesterday at tho treasury to the Economic Lifo Assurance Society, which tendered for the former at the rate of 1091. 12s. 9d. per cent., and for the latter at 1091.35. per cent. The total amount offered is only 90,0001., which bears interest at the rate of 4 per cent. gua ranteed by the British government. A meeting of the Mexican bondholders is called for Wednesday next. The supplies of silver by the West India steamer Avon were sold to-day. Bar silver realised .ss. 0 : !d. per ounce standard ; ditto with gold, ss. 01d., being a reduction of Id. per oz. compared with the price previously ur crent. Dollars were unch th anged, the price being 4s. 10 d. per ounce. At se rates there was a fair demand, chiefly for the eastern mar kets. It is not expected, however, that the ship ments of specie by the next Alexandria steamer, which will leave on the 19th, will be by any means so large as of late. The quotations of foreign exchange last afternoon Feeented no material variation from the rates of last poet, but in some instances the tendency was rather downward. In Vienna and Trieste a decided decline occurred, which is ascribed to a better feeling on the Vienna Bourse, in consequence of the pro jected financial scheme of the government. Vienna was in demand at 12.38: it left off 12.34 to 38; and Trieste, 12.38 to 40. Short Paris was negotiated at 126.321 to 371; ditto, three months, 25.471 to 621. Amsterdam was rather lower, closing 12.01 to t. Hamburg maintained its previous exchange of 13.11 to 1, notwithstanding the. considerable advance on the other side. Frankfort was a trifle higher, there being barely buyers at 1211. Italian paper experi oed no change. Bills on Spain were not much in demand, but drafts on Portugal were done in favour etaellets. The prices negotiated are as follows: Tins. Prase negotiated. Prom To • per.o abort 114 hm a. ... 111. 1914 e. =• ..... Markel IX Alen. 121. 014, , ,, „ ISM 0,M..... leer. „ Ilene. 1 Isebt. 13rnaL 1 loch. pot 10 „ 12155. Ott. _l2lO. Oar. pre,/ „ 125. 341‘r. 151 561 r. " " 124 M r. 1 2 2 .1. t it 251.. 50e. ... 25fr. 554. 25k.23fr. 55e. IlliOrt 25k. 345 e. Mr. 350. „ 2 Moatbs2Wr. 474 e. 23a. 5114 231 r. 500. 25tr. 5.5 e. 25f1. 25fr. 55c. • „ 25fr. Soc. 25a. 554. 2.5 fr. 500. 251 r. 550. Onaes •• • 2.51 r. 570. ~. 251 r. 624 a. Mr.! NU. 90a. ... 301 r. 950. 7 "„ 501 r. 15e. ... 801 e. 20e. P=, per diast 40. a pence ... 41,4 pence pet oake „ 121 9 1 peace . 1214 pence 121 peace ... 122 petit* MOON per. is 7, 4 peace ... 401 pence „ „ 30 59 peace =ear es 491 peace ... 49 peace „ 494 peace ... 4 peace &WM ... „ ~ 491 pesos ... 40 pence aleaelsaL „ „ 495 penes ... 49 pence Mae „ „ peace ... 4 peace tagena ......per „ Si pease .. 51 peace „ 1134 peace ... 51 pence =Wawa .„.. per „ $ 7 oar ... 375 penes The price of gold on Thursday at Paris was about par (new tariff rate), which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 23.17 ; and the exchange at Paris on London at short being 25.321, it follows that Sold is about 0.616 per cent. dearer in London than in Paris. By y'esterday's advices the price of gold at Hamburg is 428 k per mare, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.61 ; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.81, it follows that gold is 0.76 per cent. dearer in London than in Ham burg. According to the last accounts the course of ex change at New York on London for bills at 60 days' sight is 1101 per cent., and the par of exchange be tween England and merica being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.67 per cent. in favour of England. After making allowance for difference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves a small profit on the importation of gold from the United States. The account of the position of tho Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 28th of Feb ruin', is as f 01l : BANAL (IYILIMAII ows Notes Wand .... ...... Azarrsl for the inset seam Feb. fa, 1862. oars'''. Goverment Debt.— £11.01‘,110 Other Bea rake • 7,961,1110 (heel Quo Ana klalboo 1h7a1k750 Aber Ihalloa f 33.732.116 iasaiii• D =Mon' Oipiu I ....01,t410. , 3.101386 ?seri teg i rigew 6.113.106 Wsdgaodahrr MMI 110:73 tr.•;;;Te . iiit elsoreitio. I thhiud. V Nat Weigbt Ll3l/4.01.9 AmmoU Wm eisamitlee 12,306.6k$ u old aid tillw Coin 604.71/0 Arosou.s,36 kii:iimea Merck Men K. MARSHALL. fitter. (ismer. The above returns, when compared with thaw for the week preceding, exhibit the following changes: Circulation issue Circulation active 20,623,470 Increase 336,060 Public deposits 6,723,106 Increase 330,926 Other deposits Oevemment securities in banking department 13,538,099 Increase 7,367 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Breen day and other bills 1,121,792 Decrease 27,060 The Rest The Reserve This return affords evidence that the more easy terms conceded by the Bank of England have had the effect of relieving the establishment to a small extent from the accumulating pressure of unemployed capital. The increase in the private securities, it will be seen, is very considerable, amounting to 407,1031. How far this result has been occasioned by the requirements of the settlement in progress in the Stock Exchange during the week embraced in the return, and in anticipation of the remarkable speculative movement in foreign bonds that has since! if *emir Mario Broom& Yaffe Dins 118,!• attained so great a development, is a question of some interest. The large augmentation of the rest is doubtless owing to the practice of only "writing up" the results of eertain branches of th e lianka business at particular periods. The increase in the public deposits is in due course, end partially ne oouuts fur the farther augmentation in the metallic stock, which now amounts to nearly nineteen mil lions and a quarter. According to the official returns published in tho Gazette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private banks of England and Wales, during the week ending the 21st of February, was 9,382,7771.; is the week preceding, the amount was 3,432,3041. There is consequen:ly a decrease of 49,327/. The note circulation of the joint-stock banks during the same week was 2,715,832/.; and the previous week's return being 2,723,0071., the decrease u shown to be 7,2351. • On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Bank of England, which in the week in ques tion was 20,187,4201. (being 621,07 M. less than the week proceding), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 26,286,029 f., which shows a decrease of 577,8371., as compared with the returns fur the previous week ending the 14th of February. As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,315,298/., and the joint-stock bunks 694,1541. below the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 2,009,453!. below the fixed amount. RIIOLI6/1 VU7lllo.—Tiii , Paz. Bank Stock. 21111 196 Long to oohs. 7 1.16 3 por CL Iteßicsal. laths bt , 3 per 971 1.1, • ;. , 11 , 15.1.M1..72.1. 744. Ditto fot Awl, LT I E 1". e xchelu.r Balk I.t. ga. 31 par CL Conaols. I 4$ is. Ct. whew,. 94-3 rouLlu or Ct. Brazilian. 979 Do. Now. 946 •; par Ct. Buenos At rag. 6460 p.or It. Chilton, 16.5 197 3 tor Ct. Chilton, r 6 9 3 Kt i.t. Danish. 77 9 34 per CI. Dutch. b 9 0D 4 tweet. Dutch. 142 3 ikerJos. Si 1 per Ct. tiranads. 211 2$ MardiuLat 5 per i Pt!3l PP. 3 per Ct. !feline, 32i 31 6per CI. Nruvlae. 103 A ei Pitt. 64$ 5 per CL Netoosuort 4 1 1:tr e :i. 1 11 1 : 4*". 1 11 1 4 1 1 6WA CL Nmutah. cive, 31i hott r.. 440141.. 43 Do. bj 2,1 per Ct. Vos..utio, 413 611 forferreaL lit 19$ tai to iN4. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. . I _ For Account. PARIS, Ittacs S. Par 1 " . 1 Koval. 0909949 Welled Lowest '' IC' Anne 1 • -- —, -- per Cenu. I 0 971 I NO 90 70 40 69 41 69 70 par Uu.tw. ...... IN 116 60 1 IN 60 179 90 106 U IN 10 per Cen 0 . _ 6 do. New LON ... ... ". .„ per Omate. . it.en.;;;;.. i.....a.;:. ......7' .. .. --... -...._ ••• 3 per Ceuta........., al per Cents. NI I I per CenUi. •I. to do. New loon raehanie . in Lads; : m sigh . t, 232=) ' ;'9O dem 23 ITS. !Marian, 3, 11111/ III , Meaty. Naples kg rater........ aloes, Du. 3, 1162 — hussy' Lean, Iperet. Pei Do. Ptedasoot o. Cass VI 90 I Baia Shares 2273 ... Pain ' MARCH 6.—St. Germain, 595 • Versailles (right teak), N2O; Ditto (left bulk), :A: 32; Parr and Orl. sae, 1,133; Pans and Roues, 693; Boma and Dane, 273 ; Marseilles aod Avig non, 240; Strasbourg and gale, 212 30; Centre, S3O Boulogne sal Amiens, 220; Orleans wet Bandeaux, 4P5; Northers, 613; Pans and -traidssint. 303 ; Paris and Lyres, :47 30; 'fours sod Nantes, 81: 30 ; Montereau and Troyes, 171 33 ; bone sad Encamp, 230: Bordeaux and Test', 30. VIENNA, MABCII 4.—Fire per Cent. Metalliques, ; New Loan (Series A), 93; ditto (Series H), 103 1 ; Four-and-a-Hall per C e nt s . dit to , $4). Bank Share s,' 1,238. Exchange on London, 12.24. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS'. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCING-LANE, &fat:UGLY MOIKINe. There has been a steady, though not extensive, demand for colonial produce during the week, and prices gener►lly arc unaltered. Of Sugar the public sales have not been large, and former quotations have been about main tained. The Dutch trading Company's sale, held on the 2nd instant, went off at about florin to 1 florin above the valuations. Scarcely any Coffee has been offered at auction, but the demand is not very active; native Ceylon is punted at 31k. per cwt. For Rice there has been great inquiry, and large quantities are reported to have changed hands at an advance of fal. to 9d. per cwt. above last week's rates. There has been a considerable bu siness done in Tea, but prices have not changed. TALLOW MARKET.-IHIS DAY. The market is steady, and prices are well supported. Town Tallow is quoted 31s. 6d. nett cash ; Petersburg, Y. C., on the spot 355. 9d. ; Oct. to D cc . (1832), 37 5. 3d . to 375. 61. ;on or bef ore the end of March,3ss. 9d. Idakrzy AVM-ADDS.—Town fallow, 38e. 9d. ; fat by ditto, '24. Od. ; yeUow Russian, 375. tid. • melted stuff, 27%. ; rough ditto, 16s. 6d. ; Tallow graves, 9 5 1 ; good dregs, 6s. WOOL MARKET.—THIS DAY . Since the public sales have terminated, the market has been very quiet, and, although prices are very firm, it is very difficult to make sales, particularly of the finer descrip tions of German Wools. There is a fair quantity shipping of colonial wools bought at the recent public sales, and most of the wools lately purchased arc quitting the warehouses as fast as they can, which looks well. The imports of wool into London this week include 10 bales from Naples, 15 from Alexandria, 64 from Adelaide, 18 from Hiunburgh, 6 from Antwerp, and 82 from the Cape—being a very small import. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET--THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report trade heavy, at the fol lowing prices :—Prime Meadow Hay, 72a. to Mc ; inferior, 635. to 6s. ; Rowen, 60.. to 631. ; Clover, 78 0 . t o 84 s . ; 1,1)• cond cat, 66a. to 765.; Straw, 275. to 30s. COVENT-GARDEN.—TILIS DAY. Although the weather still continues cold, the market is well supplied with vegetables and fruit; but trade is dull. English Pine-apples arc plentiful, considering the season. Hothouse Orapes are over, and foreign ones are a trifle dearer. The best English Pears fetch good prices. They still consist of Beurrd Rance, Sc Plus Menne, and Easter Bturr6. Oranges are plen tiful and good. Nuts are nearly the same as last quoted. Strawberries in small quantities continue to make their appearance. Carrot., Turnips, Cabbages, &e., are sufficient for the demand, and there is some fine Cornwall Broccoli in the market. Potatoes are generally good in quality. Lettuces and other Wading are sufficient for the demand. Mushrooms are eh aper. Cut Bowers of Heaths, Epacrises, Mignionette, Camellias, Roses, Acacias, Azaleas, Primulas, Hyacinths, Tulips, Lily of the Valley, and other forced bulbs. rams. Pine-eppleo, per lb., 4s to Ss Grapes, Lisbon, per lb., 9d to le Col Apple., bitch., per bueb.,tetalefid Pears, deseert, per d, a., 2. to b. Atoms* per prek, sweet, per lb., Pe to 3e Lennoes, far dos., Is to la Orsodee per dna., Is to I. 6d per lOU, 3. , t 1 to les Seville, p. dos., Is. to 3e Nut., Sari, p. buss., 206 to 22, p. bush., 12s to 14s Cobs, per lOU lb.. Ole to 100 s. VPOEU) Favors, prr doe., lee to 1;64 Preach ftsas, p. 106, 24 fat to Is Broccoli, per baba, 3d. to is 34 heads, tech 2rl tow Arpsturas, per Walls, Is loM Osaka* per tract, is 34 to fe lid Grams, per dos., blob Rhubarb, p. bundle. II to Is 34 Voodoos, per tau, Us to 110 s per cat., is to 5s per bush., Is od to 2s 6.1 Turnips, per des., Is Sd to Sold Cucumbers, earls, Is 6d tor. .Were, per boodle, rd to I. Gd Carrots, per bun* id to 7d Bru Is to le td nets Sprouts, per haU den, Apia** mons, Is to le Id Chuome, per bond; 3d told tipaiWy p. dos., load toSa &Aire, per score, le to 24 Matet, pro dos., Is. to L. Parsnips, per doz., 4d to Is Leeks, per bunch. Id w 2d -ballots, per lb. Ild to 10t1 t:lbe,aree lb., 6d to &I PI, Jerusalem, per hat Metre, 9d to Is lettuce, Cob., p. snore, 4d to Is Small Saads, p. pun., 24 to 30 Morse Roark., ter tal l., Is to Is Iltolirootas, ler pot, Is to 103,1 per punnet, 9d to le Sorrel, lerbolt mere, 140 to 1r44 Penne, per bunch, Lite :41 Savory, le. r Numb, Sd to 3,1 I Thyme, per bunch, 2.1 to hl Parsley, p. dog. bun., 2a to Ss Mint, per borer. 44 to 64 Pawl, per bunch, Sd to 44 Illamorsw,do., per bunch, id to 4.1 anarrce., r ios.busa b ,641 to lo COALS.- LONDON, MARCH 5.- CLIME UP TIIE MAR. LIT. -Bate's West Hartley 135.; Huddle's West Hart ley, 13.. ; Care's Hartley, 13s. 61. ; Dean's l'rimrose, 12s. ad.; thsting's Hartley, 135.; Ilnlywcll, lap. ; LongridreaWest Hartley, ISt. ;.West Wylam, 12s 6d. Wylam, 13.. 3d.; W a ll s E n d Br own , 12 s . 6d. ; W a ll s End Gosiorth, 14s. 6d.; Walls End newton, les. Cal.; Walls End Harvey Wylam, unscre‘ tied, Ils. 6d.; Walls End liebburo, les.; Walls End Lawson, lee.; Walls End Northumberland, 13.. 3d.; Walls End Riddell, les. 3d ; Eden Main, 15s. 911., 165.; Walls End Helton, 17s. ; Wall. End Haswell, 175.; Walls End :Lamb ton, 16s. 9d.; Walls End Plummer, 16e, 3d.; Walls End ltussel's Iletton, 16.. 6J. ; Walls End Stewart's 16.. 9d., 175.; Walls End Cassop, 165.; Walls End Deni son, les. 9d. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 171.; Walls End Hough Hall, 15s. 3d.; Walls End North Hartlepool, 134. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, 16s. 6d.; Walls End South Kellor, 15s. 3d. ; Walls End Thoenley, 16s. Walls End Seymour Tees, 14s. 3d.; Walla End South Durham, 14.. 6.1. ; Nixon's Merthyr mail Cardiff, 235.- Ships at market, 119; sold, 65. SAMBRE AND ][EASE RAILWAY:I3Ir' the month of Fob. 111162 , 9191. 9,. 7d.; ls. 74. Feb., 1851, M. h. 4d. ~ • I * * .r I 4 6 ,-":-'•• .6.,1% . 74 1f2;v 1 ,‘ • „%N • , 4 . „ . e /,-/Z._e..-... gif . ''......v-e..--.., , .. I - . . ' • , I • .) imirtm ,miti** - i.CIIITJT.I_B ,r-. ".! ''. • - - ---.~__J K___ _______ 4 • ..