The Express. — London, England, 1853-02-12 00:00:00

Tlbt fprt LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 12, 1853. [THREEPENCE. "....." - "•••"" ---- "' .. .*111111111 . 4111111Wellal „...,...."' *, ? -,,,,, / 3-e • r - /' ;1/' ~,• e . 4 4 ,,.. _ I' • c i "." , -..." . 1.7 " -4t--e "'" a" e, - . . . , Tlbt • ..._.... It, No. 2,021.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVEIS 11 A t ilAt kol l ar * ma r 11 1 1 8IPP G A E 7b. "8 LINE °t h i g h!: SHARE LISTS. PORE= RAILWAY& 10 3 %wimp NA Rillsokir II 11 as II Wed for their listaNNE qualities, ham meet seserior • 3 IWoln MON haillisal I S ......‘, / , / ,r, / imposorsommillot in the Leedom hosts : FRIDAY EYINTRO. SO 30 Chroterd old limpalsos. 121 In The railway market to-day was extremely buoyant, * s less Ira sous ves ... ear 1 ~,,,L 1 1- .......t ,„ , -- -=- - .....e. opmere... , lIRKLIMSI7.I4 T. eeti. SI ..... ---66-IClrrad a , - 714 5 . - 7,, r a p and and finally left off with a very fi rm appearance. The 30 5° 4 ..„ t oimk,,,, ii ihri- -a1 25 feu .. =6311 t. .V.... 1140 ..a iSydoey lna. I settlement of the account has fairly commenced, and 20 1 ! D-„„ •'• ••• '' 5 1, I P 15 " use T. sr. Retganl 6loo -was- I rob. 13 will be found noticed under the head of "Mon ey 5 ; Oreat *dim Penaosla... l 11 11 " 11. 621 %. 5 ,. ° 4 Sal" , IH. F. fidur,rer Bribounur i 'eh. 12 _II LI '% 7 4 . • Wig we II 1.13 I ---• Ile.boarne I xsr. i a 7 Oamd Saks of Fare ' dis a Market." The rise varied from U. to 30s. ' k w cent., ppi rgi ch. i • 5555 LOH. s t au; 1.00 F. a hilt .• Pon Phi:ltp. nearly all round the market. Ipm 93.3 09 - • ... ... Do. Rusk (Mika iNt - tad SPlnel Itar ' I e Fren h shares also e advanced , but the improvement 5 ' 1 5•65 " kr55 ". 31 ‘ - uow yonaVEN . 410 P. Imam .... Geelong and. 4 l . I lumemboorg .. ... . 11/ 71 Melbourne , Feb. 12 WAS not fully maintained to the close. to I Do. thclireit -.. I 41 30 031.9 4ll --- Oeskteg Vets. 24 • 4 4 .0 .11.11mintmiso i11uMb..... Pb.e If & 5 De. ... ... ... ... 3 i Li ',lrmo% 1 3 , 0 - /9/19/99/9 ... ribs 19 TIIIS DAY.-Two o'CLoci. 10 Ds. (Owl) . _.- ... 11 11 Imes per et. Freer/fate a Ms par 14114.1r-1"3.--. ' 1 to l l 11. j* - 11"11 - Adel" uen:nlicH . it mit res: al Buoyancy continues to prevail in the railway mar- : 4 1 1="Awlianneen'I 9 )99 PM II '-"*" • 41 r ter 103, orr_. 3.. T. to .. .. 1.: mammas . ear. I ket, nod a further advance In prices bag taken place. I , 1 3 , 1 210 *arta Almeida., .. ... -..-- 1 ,„ 1 , oft. sr& 16ki a Now. tlirtar7 sedlar oad 101,10, 'the rise is chiefly remarkable in South-Eastern, 20 P: 2 . ss o( e L i e r ma iwi red n ip : ) q i ii le the undureened, sho are eon amlyslespsagt. • . 31•4 00055 . ~... „ r d., i o ,o.on a . map ( moi l, ' m 0,,. .) ,„ m a I urk and Nor:h Midland, and Great Northern, but 16 It. Nathan et ranee._ . . 33 73/ 331 las amen. • I ll* Asstaxima sokonee. London and North-Western, Lancashire and York- 4 ''' " *l ' 5 Per as r'5555' MARSHALL oadl rnsunor. 34. regehundt-greet. (foe IL & Massa shal 14 146 shire, Irish Great Southern and Western, Chester to an Norwe g lanTrank r . 8 - F OK diTSTItALIA sea the COLONIES.-Light, and Holyhead, . and other stocks arc also higher. a; le rata oat Lyons .„ .. 141 146 pa 241 A Paris and Orleans ... .. 29 40 4 • ear and aerobia BOIWING.-CIUNICIO7Cd PA fENT There te no remarkable change in French shares, ec p• trey.. ! Boars ... , 'ai aGi • 11.1.1‘1.1 Walt IND Vt.LT h perkely Impervious to rain, mow, except in Wecterns, which have risen to 17. 44 * Pals and nundmar .. ket 304 301 sad lost, aid lam beets tuna /2 a keg and eateasla ca w :ease la * 4 Painiass,sadaserh - etry 31 4 pm chum.; 1.1%, li.il the timbre required kw • atm; ma he laid ea *LAW AND BTOCICS 17NODARANTRID. tel 31 Qoebse and Rlshaserad ... ar I pin . 511 -h era. Lai Pr by aripastised plums. PRICE ONE PENNY pen tie' titE best tagesses Palest NON-...I)NDUCIINU rest Pb. , _ ‘ 99911 9 ' 9799 ' 99)9 ' 19497 99 7 Iv , ambrs aed Meant . . 61 9 7 " tera•7 • 55 2 F•"• 515.57 10 4 00.61 pa Cent. Ere - ki. - - ..., ,renal gram b Vera rat pipes soya 23 per cent of fuel -Sam- ". . rwf RunwAys. .7,..,4 1 , 4 .. 0 1.4s sent by prat ea alp: ewi d" t t CLOGGON end , , - 7,7 . ----• IU 4 4 outhern at France... .... I 25 pm 1 , .., Lln nctiATE•lllll., LONDON. who Oro supply SHIP 1%; ."7. ''•_ ,____ .. .. 131 191 . 4,111: Dam 10 2s. Upper India Perip ~..„.. 1 Ipm MIRA 1111 NO r,lt and INODOIWUrt lel err gasp walls and Lang ''' * 4.5. '" 17 .s N IF" sat teas Junction . 61 6/ •1 all Wert Flanders • 45 3 Ir a kwon 0...A.:1ap ate tompendore. 131 all, ItirmWelr. attnerVaM t e 10 0 10 6 Do. 31 per Cent. Prefer. I 1 dill 1 31 16 , Berken.,Lan.... - .Cars. Jun GI 61 dl. 7, 9 Arrs•Ott. ..I VitiflOP.. 6q AB L, i. AMES of DELICATE COMPLEMON, w h o 271 .1.; neau..ABtA.Lermsu 22 22 In 2 Western of Switzerland.. 1 dis ipm oar: :r .rn tap, ode to edd wits* sad damp etsasogssa. will es Uhl De. go. do, 20/... 2 2, di, 10 3 • ZesLaNil 1 ,..,,,,,1i 4 .. n el . 4 4.:tar re tet It. th, applwatl.B a 110 LANDIS` M. too IN and Eater ... 107 149 109 Tho following are this day's sales for the account: K tlx mu. This ..:.'wte bouuleal prep .ration allays aR irritation O OW Abisisalan .. ... .. 64 Oa M. 61 OItIONART SNARES AND STOCKS. in ttes.l.rm•. , .4 the shln. meow a eatanmmedisigursmewanforeldss, 1111 all IMO, sad noirheaa .. 12 121 Aberdeen, 29 ; Caledonian, 631 ; Chester and llolyhcad, art ;ass , rLd imp du r Iteadby and Homan appearance to the emu- SO al•i Dark mad Banded ... ... 17 IS r „-,. a,' .1 a delicacy end wetness to the hands and arms. Per- 3 0 MIMI& and BoltietJuno.. 1 die 6pm 221 3 ; East Anglian, 24).,03 ; Eaten% Counties, 131 ;E. ;,,,..... r. ~.; a;,, I.t..tial. pro notes a tree and us nterrupted run- 26 Cl I Davin, Path, and Aber- Unto°, (B.& C.), 81; E. Lancashire 78 ; Gt.kiorthern. SO ; ~.e et it se 1111W:int reactiona et the tan so essential for the i &sad unetion ... ... 5 11 Great Southern and Western ( Ire land),: 107$ 9 ; Great ,•,, . er neer' of heath, and the atta;runi at and continuance of a II sal Lot Anglian t ,,,,, Ad , rprj.tliU.4 Grrolunisc, after abasing, w. 1 alma hod It IS 111 on Ditto (t 111 E. sad II.).. 4 4 L ee d s Northern, liil •• London and Blackwell. 9A ; Lon s.'os the unt..bilty and raerung pun, and nailer the slim so ft , v. . &men Grata,. ... 111 13 111 1 . .. a ~." ~;,,,,,,,.. prift 44 tae td pc, bottle, cauutni 21 all Braces thilo , 4 C w A.. don, Tilb u r y , and Southend , 41 ; London and North West -rile . m r. ...puerto:de hely.ior" are oa the wrapper, and I (late R. U. lb.) ". to 13 ern, 1201 tL.& S. Western, 92 ; Man., Met . & Lin., 31; s. tiewl..o Is a nd SUNI., 71 , , Hatton-a:wt. n, Losei,,n. on the no- IS all Lrs clam li and C att. a 91 so Midland, ,91; Norfolk, 6d; North British, 361 ; EJuth ,,iny et: st.orp, aldaed ea tack bottle. Send by them and by lit. 1110 test Lancashire 76 le Eastern, 811 201 ; South Yorkshire and River Due, 121; t•ra:••• sr . Perfumers. 10 all 'IL St W.I. Der.&lllinn.le 36 60 Tail* Vale Quarters, 38 ; York, Newcastle, and Barwick, 72; et We !Mishnah ad Olareow . 76 712 --- IE O, I . I LVElt_ WELL__:I3MEI/ICAL Nl:o • Elit3, i l l .: . 14 1 0 41:1 1 1=mt ri tettlz . ; 2. 1 ell s IPh vi se p pray 3' AM 1 ' 4 ' 1.4 W '' ". ' " 4 Si IN I ,ClDrpow k !midland= 60 0 LINES LEASER AT FIEND RENTALS. Buckinghamshire, 108; Midland Bradford, 109. N. 100 lOrsen 3:unbent _ .. 24 701 791 PILIFERENCI SHAKES. WHAT 10 EAT, DUNE, AND ATO/D. u. St. 100 I Do.' Mara, A. kat- 43 43 E as t ern C oun ti es (N ew 6 per cent. s toc k) , 14: ; Midl an d LECTURE TO YOUNG WRY. lit. 100 De., Num, R, sleek.. 1111 120 CODS. Bristol and Bina. 6 per cent., 101; North British, tn. St la• Onlbuth.sol Wesuare. 1071 In9l 106 1071. LOW TO PE HAPPY. v- 101 l !Dm` Western ... .• 90 91 901 IT. If 11 Iris& &nth Eastern .. 61 7 FOREIGN. 110:1AL AND PHYSICAL ENJOYMENT OF L 127.. 60 all lansemer rout Cattalo 69 01 Grand Junction of France, 71 ; Northern of France, 33: 1 , 101 111 Do. MN. „ ... .. If 13 pa 13 pm Upper India Scrip, 1 pm.; Western of France, 161 17. ON 'SPECIAL DISEAI32. 14 100 Lanwiebleo and - Torkshim 79 701 19. SO yt. 22 IS Do. 'MU _-. - 41 11 ea TILE INeIITUTEB OF HARPIAGE LIFE. II 111 Do. Wert Rhin Oahu 3 2. a JOINT STOCK BANKS. So an Leeds lltannere ... .. 16 164 ter. Closing Bunn= PISILASES ()V WINTER ill 111 Idmlsaaad Ithokwail 9 91 91 No. Shame Buisn I Pald aloes dome TUT. 10 3 Lem.,7lllmry,k touthnd 11 . 3 pea yarterday. to-day. UW.NART DERA:“.I2MENTS CONeTIPATION, and MINOR& 54 le° ( " 1 " 1 11 1601416 0 . C OOO. I" ," 1101126. it. 100 Latin 11orth.Woito. 120 IV / 1201 5 - - --- -- - 22.300 40 4ustralasia a. awl x. 20 IS Do. ma if 3/ pm - - 1111 GUS 11. 1F1 , 71, ar.l OCUICIII LAKE& 2 vols. Is. Gael to 1 D0.510.9.,11.M4 iv 40,000 23 %and. Bank of Asia 6o la la .. 34,009 30 Chart. Bank of India,' en 100 Leaden & (bath-Wesarr 911 92/ IL HYDROPATIIT : OR, TIIC COLD wrATRII (TRW. SO 04 Da., 2 , 0 ... ... . 8+ 34 Ma Australia, and Cala. 2 ; 1 1 in. 23,000 29 English. &offish, eadl e 61 44 Ws lb/mot ta. Paterse , ter-row; Carrel Isn. 147. Flee; -.wow : wenn, 96 54 Ds, 2 " .. • 13 all ,Leadondary h Ctieialse 11 12 Australian Cearterch 4 11 11 pm 31 M cersotu. .srl all boa Naha :aof Y. Celarwell, M.D., 10, 23,000 20 London Rant of Aus., Anren.c..e.llesent-street, whammy be earne!Wddaily tram 10 tall 5, 55 !II 1 10 ." 1 " 5 ") 4 s :painli,i loo )9 I ) tralia and India . 1 3 I 1 die eml7 till 9. II:. 110 iffearb a libt,bUncoarb 30 31 301 23,1E0 12 lemdon Ch.rtered Bank' ili 4i I Dmilan.ll/11A91. Cam le 349 -- IREL AND. M. 10 0 I Do. 1113m..and D rs: 43 47 BO 471061.01.Weit. (Irelsad).. - - lk. 109 INarmarbet 49 61 1 0, 0 00 3 Royal Austral. ......... ILO* 13 : bath Gn i ti l - d tral lm ia PQ". C.- 2 1 6 44 - 47 Destix, Fes. 11. 11 I I Do. Ilay_Eztensiets i l in a soirée was ivee at the Rotunda ,1; 1 ir4.17,17.1,a11°,",,.,- 2 255 din Last even in g 3 , 10,600 23 Union of Australis ......, all 71 72 71 5,900 ... Do. New I at 7 i 5 / to the Rev. Tresham Dames Gregg, by his protestant so au Aterrvicrtesointaracs. s) oi MISCELLANEOUS. 35,1 II _____ friends, as a mark of their appreciation of his see- A L 1 ; IN TZ u . I.,;•* :'• ...• - 5 : 55 5 , 4 81 ei mug I • vices in the cause of protestantiom. There was a3O 31 1 2forthero Counties Caen Li 34 sus No. sai. Bureettansons. Pd 1 prices I Baden. done numerous attendance, and the burners with which 04 - 180 rota bribe' , ••• -• 56 97 35 1 yesterday.' to-day. If 13 Noah Damen o. I. .. 01 Idi - - the room was decorated were inscribed with the $ all Do. 1 A D e t erre d . . 2 2 to,osr , 160, tudrallan AgrL_ 33 130 240 1111 *OHM, " God save the Queen." "No Popery," "No S 3 , Do. I B Omummmil dl. 123,71? •; V. Brit. Aust. Lout all 11/ 10 17 'North BuNordasir Maynooth Grant," " Church Education ," and "The 4 - IS all Nark Western ei 4 as 131 2 1141 Si 129,00' IlleotOshAust.lnnet all 111 13,714 2? 4. Australian Lead 22 147 33 I Protestant Champion." The chair was taken by Mr. to' to ,Neetbas iS. WtalersJunr 3 4pa 10,000 i 100 Van Diemen's Land 29 ,14 It 151 - ... .. " - • Last evening t soirée was given at the Rotunda to the Rev. Tri.sham Dames Gregg, by his protestant friends, as a mark of their appreciation of his ser vices in the cause of protestantism. There was a numerous attendance, and the banners with which the room was decorated were inscribed with the mottoes, " Guet save the Queen." " No Popery," "No Maynooth Grant," "Church Education," and "The Protestant Champion." The chair was taken by Mr. G. W. Mailmen, T.C. Among the toasts which were duly honoured on the occasion were, •' The glorious, pious, and immortal memory of William 111., the uncompromising fee of Popish tyranny and arbitrary power, and firm maintainer of the religion and liberties of our forefathers." " The Medial, and the other sufferers for the truth's sake throughout Christendom," &e. IS Do. New ._ . sj , Sartbers ',Win Vies 150 Rea BMWs .. II Hoer! Devon. No. I. all Do. j A Deferred ._ 5 , De. i II Guaranteed I 7 .15erth Senfrordea Ir.. '1 Irlarti Weston 1 ' North's i S. Utbeeenhure lolked, Wore., h Wo:vet ieettati Ceara, ... eeeedels Iltidl.ind I ~. llireme. h film . C!. A Do. LAN.W.Oaar.llde —..... red Useete. " 24 did 36 37 61 1 61 *I 4 du ▪ SS $ 4 pa 491 Sri 97 99 63 63 47 69 TO SO NINES. FRIDAY EVENING. •-•— Oswe^try riAlre Union 19 10 9 10 14 19 Si S dl. 20 22 SS 10i 36 3 1$ 13 4 4 n 1 14 3 9 II 17 26_ Business in the English mining share MZlCetto day has been unusually active, and the market wears a very sound appearance. In several cases a rise has taken place, including South Tolgus, Comford, St. Day United, Wheal }Alward, and Pen y Gclli shares. The guardians of the Sonth Dublin union adopted yesterday a memorial to the Lord Lieutenant, pray ing for a restoration of the full amount of the grants to the Dublin hospital, and also the following reso lution: That a number of pauper inmates, not exceeding forty years of age each, who bate been inmates of this work house for a period of not lesa than two years, and wbn have been residents in the South Dublin poor law district during the last eight years, be selected for emigration to Australia ; and that application be made to the government for a par- Lou of the money subscribed by th; colonists to aid the above object. Death INT:us . @oath Wel. . l ista YiebiliAltrerDa. ii II tab of Neagh . 1/ all Waterford acd 10 I W Waterford aod fia>tl k. S. 1$ Weat Cornwall .. 111 110. Whobledoo and Ilkoriso 100 Tork,Nrocasdokbamall 23 I : 4 Do. do. Wilmslow 13 Ilje Do.O.N.V.Porettere it. 'lOO Takani North Ylilasl The prices ruling to-day are as follows :—Wheal Basset, 573, 580 ; South To'gas, 240, 230 ; Cern Bruno, 100, 105; East Darren, 105, 110; North Pool, 315, 320 ; EastPeol, 145, 130; United Mines, I die Ipa 7 I 7 3723, 375 ; Wheal Beton, 183, 190; South Frances, 182, 185; Comford, 60 ; West Pro vidence, 54, s , ; Wheal Friendship, 1123; Tre maync, 261; Alfred Consols, 163 3; Wheal iur, 313; Lewis, 10 ; Pen y Gelb:3l ' • Merllyn, Rix llill, 21; North Trelawney, 51 • East Rus -91 ; Spearne Consols , 103; Wheal Russell, 525: 6d., 553. ; Wheal Edward , 33, 3, 3, 1, 4; C li ve, 53; Hennock 9; Balnoon, 91, 10; Calliugton, 35 ' • ' West Wheal Edward, 9s. 6d., 10s. •, St. Day United, 24, 3 prem.; Kilbricken, 43, 5 ; Drakewalls, 45, 3 ; Cook's Kitchen, 33, 3' • NorthTowey, 17a. 6d., 20s; Tavey Consols, 54, 1; Tokenbnrg, 31, 1 ; Cwm Dar ren, 3 ; Cubert, 11, 2 ; North Damsel, 11,1 ; Orsedd, 21; Wheal Robins, 41. The gold mining shares were very firm to-day, and prices in some cases showed an upward tendency. Colonial gold advanced to 23 prem., being scarce and in demand for the settling. This is confirmatory of our remark that there have been some considerable "bear" operations in the shares of this company. West Granada and Great Nugget Vein also closed at an improvement. The non-official quotations are : Peel River Land and Mineral, 85 to 9 prem.; Australian Mutual, 3 to prem. ; Australian Consols 3to 3 prem.; Golden Mountain, 3 to 3 dia. ; La Peruvieene, par to 3 prem. ; Union Gold, par to 3 prem.; Adelaide Land and Gold, 3 dis. to par ; Garnett and Moseley, 1 die. to 3 prem.; L'Aigle d'Or, par to 1 prem.; Monarch, par to 1 prem. ; Burns' Creek Gold, 3 dim. to par; Lewis Hill Range, 3 to 3 dis.; Melbourne, 3 to 3 per share; Sulphate of Barytes, 1 dis. to par; Gladbach Zinc, 2 prem.; Worthing, 23, 3; Mizen Head, par to 3 prem.; Portland Iron, 3 to f prem. ; Port Royal and St. Andrew Copper, 13 to 3 prem. ; Jamaica Copper, 3 to t prem.; Keumare, 4 1 to 1 ' prem. ; South Cork Copper, par toe prem. ; Glen aulin, par to 3 prem. ; Connemara, 3 to 3 prem.; Carberry West, par to 3 prem. 71T IV 7 21 40.1 61i The case of the Rev. Mr. Lynar, a curate, and the Rev. Mr. Foster, his rector, which ha.s been before the Irish courts for a considerable time, came to a final verdict yesterday in the Court of Queen's Bench. The action was one for a libel alleged to be con tamed in a letter from the defendant, representing the plaintiff as having attempted to impose on the primate by intimating that his horse had died, whereas in reality it had been sold. The finding of the jury was: "'that the plaintiff, Mr. LIN., did not intend to represent to the primate that his horse had died by the letter of the 3rd of March, 1851, and returned a verdict for the plaintiff accordingly, on the pleas of justification. They also found that the defendant was not influenced by malice in writing the libel complained of, and found for the defendant' accordinicly ; and a general verdict was entered for' him, subject to the decision of the court above, as to whether or not the communication was a privi leged one." 30 31 234 304 $0 31 VICEREGAL COURT.— His Excellency and the Countess of St. Germans entertained the following per Images at dinner yesterday, at Dublin Castle :—The Lord Mayor, the Lady Mayoress, A►chbishop of Dublin, Lord Chancellor, Lard Drogheda, Lord Ely, Lord Mayo, Lard Annesley, Lad Doaoughmore. Lori Dun , Lord Month, Lord Wharneliffe, Lord Clarins, Sir William Bo in-ryille. Sir John Young, Colonel Caulfield, Mr. Dunbar, Mr. Wyndhara Ozold, Mr. Latouche, Hon. H. Eliot, Lady Drogheda, Lady Ely, Lady Mayo, Lady Donougbasoge, lady Rattly', Lady Monett, Lady Margaret Bourke, Lady Carill2, Lady Wharneliffe, Hon. Miss Massey, Hon. Mir Wortley, Lady Young, Min Somerville, Mrs. Whately, Mrs. Dryly, Mrs. Latouebe, Mies Whately, Miss Brady, Mr. Fitzgerald, Mr. Cogan, Mr. O'Brien, Mr. D'Alton, Lord Dunkellin, Col. P ring le, Major Bagot, Majur Pon sonby, Captain Cast, Ca p r a Fraser, A.D.C.'s-ia- Waiting. DESPERATE OUTRAGE.—About three o'clock on •riday, while a miserable old man, named Brian M'Cann, was working in a ditch for a Mrs. M'Olatle, of Sturgeon, four men tame up to him with caps and old coaq on them, under which they carried large bludgeons. They Immo di eely attacked the unfortunate and helpless creature and beat him in the most brutal manner, blackening bins all over his body and fracturing three of hie ribs, and only de sisted on stung a woman approach. Information having reached acting-e Instable Purcell, of the Camlough station, he at once proceeded to the house of Mrs. WGlsele, where M'Clun lay. The latter told the constable the names of the parties, and minutely described the persons of some of them, stating at the same time that he was well acquainted •ith them all. The countable took immediate at. ;Is to arrest the Parties. On visiting their houses during the night they were fmad not to be at home ; and it was only after the Police bad scoured the country for several miles that the Parties were arrested ; I'urcell himself having secured two of them at six o'clock the next morning. Their names are James Larkin, Thomas Barry, Patrick Barry, and Patrick Huns. Thcy %era brought before the. magistrates on Tuesday morninz, and the old man, M'C inn, was sworn, but so great was his tenor, when confronted with the pri loners, that though he admitted they were the persons he told Purcell of, he reined to identify them as the Parties who beat him ; and they were remanded.—Newry &digraph. LUMLEY V. GTE.—The demurrer in this cause, which was argued before the Court of Queen's Bench on Friday and Saturday last week (report' d in our piper), is him!, to be again discussed in the ensuing term, the court haring deferred giving judgment, which was to have been Pronounced on Tuesday List, until the ant day of next tern. S.nce the matter was last before the public, and in ~t isequeare of the court deferring its judgment, an ap plication was made on Thursday last to Mr. Justice Wight. ?ma, at chambers, to postpone the trial of the cause (which Inyii recover compensation for the non-appearance of bladlle. Trinity term, at her Majesty's Theatre) until the sittings after runty term, bring a special jury calve, in order that judg• meat on the demurrer might be given before the trial of the lunette fact. Under a former order made in the action, a commission was to issue to examine witnesses abroad. That Pert of th e or d er h as b een rescinded, with liberty for either inside to apply f or a comm i ssion if required. The application postpone the trial until the sittings after Trinity term in Jane meat was granted. UNL3 LEIRED AT /ma isa. (levatoOLWast. Ditto without • 'manatee !levied to farestWesters Birov, woL,k Dedleprkb grastroaLikoss.toOL West Ditto vritbout aevitiator (koveti to Groatvi worm Ilisids~ dr• I WNW Lailuallag.Wootara atiwa* _ 111.00.10! - 11616 - 171•011) lattlitodoLoraor.do.CL (loodollo Ot.Nortbiro' TomoYr Is Don Pinot (lowed OrestWoorm Bards pool Doek k Nested to Yk. N. It la.) Do. dorm (dieto Do. sham (ditto) lambi ant Greenlee) (katod to Moth Nadirs Uitto Premeds (ditto) Lantootoft Oaar.4perOteL Mood to Norfolk) Ms ditto 6 pet Coat illandi tr-0N.P1 1 .111d4 So and Bedew &mkt St it od Ford (NidL) ONlONNolloolone 3 poet (Mood M Itst.Cotat ea lotoolooltWyroOtoo. Los. 8111.1.00r.ltst'ort Rotates ma Hitsitts(isto to Groot Not them Da. %conch Stock "iikir7lll 7 6Wol s - Wear Talton 6 p. (loseed to iitor.lito Ditto Ditto Ditto ......... Wilts t Soaterm t (komixt to Oust Vigour's). ' 100'Aheramen all : Ditto Nay, 7 per Ct Peg Bristol k Easter 4 wet 14013aledoaten 110 ... IS Menet and Holyhead 31 1 0orit sad Bandon at :hinder, Perth. sod Aiwa drat Junetioa . 1e IltanAnglia6(3l.lo,l4.C4 3 .1 . 3). do. (34) 7 per Ct. 3 ; Do. do. (U. 178) 7 per Ct. m. ra.Coe.ltzte„3 p e.,N0l 0; Sao do. No.'. 10 Do. New 0 per Cast Stook $0 ;See.Unlt.a.fierlpeo.6p.Ctl S rliaburgh. Earth. sad I I Dundee, 6i per twat IN Oreat Northers perOmat lOU Do. 3 per cent. kap, Re. damnable at Is p.et. pm 11l OtAtlgeWestra,lien;the 4 0 Wen.filte lisilaate ez Spa 100 fit-Western. filed It p.a. :00 Ditto died 4 per meet. . 6 I.4lloraar• &Vona. ELIO , IA Ditto 6 per coat :took 10c Loc.. itrieo.Guar.6 peat 100 tOttoPretereutial S per Ct. 3 Lon.lkStaWcietiloo.Tlsirde, In Londoedorry Is rotor. 4eh i all Loodor.derryianniek.eah I 23 II an.PkettaLlne. emo..Nol 10 i DJ. NOW £lO ... I , Do. SR all Ilaryp.Bl WILK 44 pCL 100 Nuilandeone.l r.sum.op.ct O 1 Mao ?refrain)) lu .NoeNik Fateonoit... all . Da. Onaran'eed 34 wet all I.),,WareteyVelley 3 pet IN Mirth Itatimh ... ... all North Otattordahlre 106 Onkw4. Woreeeter,, and 1 , Waiver, .613.6 pa:tarot 0 ; Dat.o ditto ditto ' a ehtetruhßirro.NewOttar. 10 ehrewm.litetteeter(Nor.W. 1 Min.i 6 per Cent.- 10 I Do. 3 per Ong ... 13 ,rk,..th Down ... ... 11' Ditto New , all South Eastern (Reading Ann. , of 11.6.6 all Sth.York4gretperetOnar 3 .07aterfordaligheaLy6p.et 100 York, 1M ewnotn,la bar Gt.Nortle of Sakpurao 3 , Ditto Ditto ... I ei; 61 16 I 20 30 100 110 66 64 He 161 12 6 636 113 115 klf 3741 31 211 13f 1 M4el 134 111 20 33 36 3 II 101 IC9 K 66 ISt 1.53 In 112 1 ias ili $2l IN le% 106 106 104 ICI le 20 11 si if 4 34 4 i i Poi 71 2 pes IS l i n Ni IS 15 19 $ Si ISt 12$ 112 114 11 1 61 71 106 11.8 100 102 Par !Do 151 152 Si 4 pm * Al 13j 33 9 10 13 111 I i NI 1 le Pm :Si R 3 i Pz 6 ZS 4 4} 2 Se 106 184 2Se 26j li 11 pm. 11 114 171} 17e ) 4 7 27 1G 17 ler Pio 22 ye 19 20 I di par 1t: It 4 51 5j Par 1 1.3, THIS DAY.—Two o'Ctocx. The market for the gold mining shares remains firm. A fair amount of business has been done for money, but there is no disposition to operate for time. Great Nugget Vein, Nouveau Monde, and Port Philip show much firmness. In other mining and land shares there is no move ment. • Closing 13.4.11.,11M lie. +Aura. Mum. I Add prim done yesterday. today. -- —, -- it , ,roo I Ague Fria :0,000 1 Anglo Mut:Allan Gold all par 4pm leo,orm 10.'. soul* Caluoroi.oi 10,000 0 luetralesian 2 Is 34 ~ 1'M..., 20 Arstraliae 60,001 1 Ouargla' Cordillera all 4 dis 1 pen , I 4 1 0 4,000 1 tastratlan Freehold 13,000 1 Ave Marla all 4 4 111 • 1 200,000 1 ':Flush Australian Gott an 1 4 pec 11 20,000 30 British Doe 13.1 7 9 a ia,oul• as ermil.liap.(les.nibt.p r 244 4 6 11,00, 30 De. Come and Colon *V 2 24 11,00 t 39 Do. 81. John Del Yo - II /9 30 210,000 1 Canoe's Creek 4 par 4pm I 13,001 40 OSsrs Copper 100.090 I Ltdolial Gold .... Catnap° l4 330, 11 0 v St. Copper Millers of Ent. ell 6,000 23 , Do. het. 74 per Gent all —pm 70,001 6 Ip. .A all 2 11 die 10:1,000 2 Great Nugget Vein 2e,e00 21 lie. eml all I 1 1 4 72,000 Crane Ducey or Bedm all 1 par 1 pal 11.0 t a 'Groat 1'01g00th...... 100,1,01 Lake Bathurst all I 4 di. 60,001 Liberty blhtSt , LoadouWalifore. Cold i (alma Crualti2geo all $ I dif mow Mantilla all i ills 4 pm 1 2,,000 1 llezleasiditb./traeriori 9 44 3 900,1 em New Granada 100,00^ Nouveau Moeda l.ll 11 4 pm 31 li?,0011 Fort Philip 1 11 14 pa 2 10,000 Quartz lock all per 4 pre 1 10,013 6 Rhymney hoe I all 22 .4 Ditto New l3 7,091 10 Santiago de Cuba 1104 6 / 6.000 + 10 fin 1 louthCroft . Australian ...... / . all II 1 par 1 3 pm 14 1 43,174 !13.1.11 Meted Mealean ..„ ..... all 6 64 64 70,000 1 Waller 166,000 1 West Granada . all ' $ .9 106,000 1 Wee Mariposa. all .4 die Ipm 140.'.00 1 Yuba ............. es 37 e 91 D 132 1 4; ; owl], MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVENING. The English stock market to-day was decidedly better, and a more confident feeling prevailed throughout the Stook Exchange. Consols opened 991 to 1, the government broker purchasing at the latter fraction, but the closing p r i ce was 991 for money and 991 to a for the new account of the 10th March, at which range the market wore a steady appearance. The manifestation of a further upward tendency in the foreign exchanges was referred to with satisfac tion, as the probability of any further movement on the part of the Bank of England is thus diminished. In the other home stocks, although business was not extensive, the tendency was also in the direction of investments. The of business list is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 991, " 1 ditto, for account, 991,1, 1. Three per Cents. Reduced, 1001, 1, 100, } Three -and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031, 1, 'l, 1. ng Annuities, 1860, 61. India Stock, 266. Bank Stock, 228, 227. Exchequer Bills maintain yesterday's rally, being quoted 525, to sls t te is.e m. India Bonds were dealt in at 655., 618.1 Foreign stocks were alsoifa ' ther better, including` Sardinian, Mexican, Grenadian and Dut ch. Turkish scrip maintains the late improvement, closing a to prem. 'the transactions in this market continue quiet. The rally in Mexican appears to be owing to the existence of a considerable " bear" account. Bargains are thus marked:— Austrian Five per Cent. Bonds, 97 (exchange, 10f1. per L.) Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 99 (ex change 25f.) Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1021. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 63. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 971, 1 . ; ditto for account, Feb. 14, 98. Granada Deferr ed w Bonds, 111, 1,1. Mexi can Three per Cents., 231, 4, Peruvian Deferred Three per Cents., 621. Russian Five per Cents., 1201; ditto, Four-and-a-Halt per Cents., 1031. Sar dinian Five per Cents., 931, 911,94. T ur ki s h S cr ip, lee 1 Prem. The Spanish financial agent in London has issued notice that the Board of Public Debt at Madrid will on the 28th inst, proceed to the opening of the pro posals presented for the conversion of the Three per Cent. Deferred Rente into consolidated, with the same interest, 68,709,061 reale being now the amount remaining oat of the 400,000,000 reals assigned for the six months ending on the 31st of March next. The holders of the bonds are notified that, as the smallest bond of the Three per Cent. Consolidated Rente is of 421. 10s. only, all fractions or sums under that amount arising from theconversionwillnot be allowed. The 15th auction of the foreign redeem able debt is also advertised to take place at Madrid on the 29th inst., for which purpose 373,000 reale have been assigned by the government. In each case proposals aru to be received at the London agency until the 19th. Amongst the companies that have just issued notice of their having made application to govern ment for a charter are the British and Colonial Smelt ing and Reduction Company; and the Australian Direct Steam Navigation Company via Panama. The accounts of the London and Blackwell Rail way Company for the half year show a profit of 17,970/. applicable to dividend, which will give a dividend of 3s. per share clear of Income-tax, and leave 1,1221. to be carried to credit of tho current half year. The Stock Exchange to-day was the scene of one of those summary exhibitions of " Lynch law " to which the members have from time to time signified their practical adherence. A person, stated to be in holy orders, who has been for some time operating through various brokers upon fictitious pretence, and unable to meet his differences, so that in each case ' his agents were heavy sufferers, was inveigled into ' the preebseb of the • house," instantly seized upon, paraded conspicuously for the warning of the mem ! hers, and, after being covered with flour, pelted with rotten eggs and suffering other summary ill-usage, was finally ejected from the building, where he became the object of the jeers of a ' large crowd on his way along Old Broad street. In view of the fact that the mem , hers of the Stock Exchange are merely bound ' by considerations of honour in their dealings with ' each other and with their speculative clients, there being, in most instances, no remedy trom a court of law in case of any breach of faith, some parties up ' hold the infliction of summary punishment on gross and habitual offenders, on the plea, chiefly, of its act ing as a warning to others, but it would scarcely appear that the plea is very happy, and generally the practice is regarded with growing distaste amongst the meet respectable members, as derogatory to the influential dignity of their important and institution. The settlement of the account in the railway mar ' ket commenced to-day, and was attended with a considerable demand for stock, chiefly, it ie believed, on account of the " bears." The rates of continua tion were generally very light, and on some descrip tions virtually nominal. Midland, however, was more abundant, and carried a contango all day. Lancashire and Yorkshire was scarce, and com ' mantled 4 " backwardation," but, with this exception, stock was easily borrowed. The subjoined exhibits the terms on which the business connected with the settling was generally arranged, viz. : London and North Western, lenders to contango. Great Western, even to 4 backwardation. Midland, I to 3-16 contango. East Lancashire, lenders to 1-32 contango. Lancashire and Yorkshire, even toe backwards tion. York and North Midland, 1-16 to 3-16 contango. Berwicks, 1-32 to 3-32 contango. Leeds Northern, 1-16 to k contango. North British, lenders to 1.32 contango. Great Northerns, even. Dovers, 1-16 contango. Caledonians. 1-16 contango. North Staffords, lenders to 1-32 contango. It i. evident that speculation fur a fall experienced a great extension during the last fortnight, and to-day, owing to the altered position of the account, it is stated that some recent sellers reversed their operations. The rise since this day week is very marked. The reaction from the extreme depression of last Friday to the closing rates of to-day in the stocks that have lately embraced the bulk of specu lative operations is shown below: .....o. London and North Western 9 per cent. Great Western Midland ~ Lanc.shite and Yorkshire York and North Midland Caledonian 9 i •• Great Northern Berwick 4 „ In tho French share market there was a scarcity of stock for the settlement. Northerns commanded Ito backwardution all day, and Lyons 1-16 to ;. Strasbourgs continued more plenttful, and were quoted lenders to 1-16 contango. At the meeting of the Australian Agricultural Company held to-day, for the purpose of confirming the measures proposed by the directors, tho proceed ings were characterised by great unanimity, and the requisite confirmation was given. There was no movement of importance in miscel laneous stocks. Australian Agricultural reached 210, and closed 232 to 237. Bank of Australasia were 10s. higher. There were also dealings in Lon don and Westminster Bank shares, at 36; East and West India Docks, 166 ex. div.; Australasian Pacific Mail Steam (6/. paid), 6; ; Australian Royal Mail Steam (61. paid), 51; British American Land, 53, 65 ; North of Europe Steam (51. paid), 41; l'enin sular and Oriental Steam, 86 ; ditto (251. paid), 60;„ 491 • Royal Mail Steam, 821. The quotations of stocks at Amsterdam on Thurs day are thus reported by telegraphic express : Dutch Four per Cents., 91,1 ; ditto, Two-and-a-Ralf per Cents., 641. Spanish Deterred Three per Cents., 22 13-16. Mexican New, 23 13-16. Por tuguese New, 381. The Spanish Committee's Certi ficates, 4 11.16 per cent. Spanish Old Three per Cents. (English), 47/. At Vienna, on Thursday, the Five per Cent. Me tallies remained quoted 941, but the exchange on London had again risen to 10.57. Hamburg letters of the Bth, received this day, report that bills on London were in demand, and scarce. Business was done from 13.31 to a, to 13.51 for short. Discount ruled at 2 per cent. only. With the exception of Paris, which remained the same as last post, the market for foreign exchange tc-day showed an improvement, especially for Ham burg, which was done as high as 13.71, and on which place bills remained over. Amsterdam was done as high as 11.19 for three months paper; St. Peters burg at 37,; to 381, and Frankfort, at 1191 to 1. In Austrian places thero was an unfavourable reaction of a decided character. Bills on both Vienna and Trieste were much offered, and transactions took place on the latter as high as 11.16. Business gene rally was but limited, there being few takers. Our usual broker's list is annexed : Tune. Priem es negotiated tbli day. Dills and H. ld..ncy. ameterdam per C Short 1 IS. Id ...tr. ... II& 174rtv. Ditto &albinism I A ntw e rp Ileseole flarnbiag end Altona .. „ lames. Weld. :Ones. 71 Ob. St. Petersburg per ruble 304 once ... 3611 pence Park per .0 Short 23fr. Vic. ... :50. 074 e. Ditto „ 3 Moutio2s(r. 27(e. ... 250. 3:SO. Wavelike ,. „ 250. S 0:. ... 2.5 fr. 32ic. Prenkfort-on-theAlaine i.er £lO „ I ifiltl. kr. ... 1191 d. kr Vienna (effective) wr X .. 113. 9.r., ... lit. 13ar. Trieste M adrid .. 11 pv r dollar „ 601 pence ... 9( peace 1,....... 501 pence ... 50S pence pence ... SA pc.zos 301 pence ... 30 pence pence ... 50 penoe a••••••• /9 19 SUM° , /9 Baroelona. 9 rte OS *villa ..... . „ " WI et ... 30 pence Gibraltar pence ... SO learn Leghorn Genoa i ly:z . per ducat „ ill pence .. 411 pence per , ounce •' l24i pence . . 1241 pence Meninx Lisbue per enilrei 90daye date pence .. 53 pence Orollo „ „ pence ... 331 lienoo The price of gold, yesterday, at Paris was about par (new tariff rate), which, at the English Mint price of 31. 17s. 100. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.17 ; and the exchange at Paris on London, at short, being 25.05, it follows that gold is about 0.487 Eer cent. dearer in Paris than in London. By to-day's advices, the price of gold at Hamburg is 420 per mare, which, at the English Mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 13.31; and the exchange at Hamburg on London, at short, being 13.3, it follows that gold is about 0.234 per cent. dearer in Hamburg than in London. According to the last accounts, the course of ex change at New York on London for bills at sixty' days' sight is 1001 per cent., and the par of exchange between England and America being 100 23.40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally O.OS per cent. against England. After making allowance for difference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves no profit on the importation of gold from the United States, nor on the export of the metal from this side. The Bank of England return for the week ending Saturday, the sth February, is as follows : BANK OF N GLAND.—nceoc mg for the week ending Feb. 5; 18Z: Note. YEW 82111 , 4 7io7;;;;Kni. smois.m. Other 4 , ecurttlre ".P84.1100 Ookl Cola sad lid:lkm 18,015,076 Slur Nulllaa 19,154 £37,034,2301 BANKING bi Progeletan'Oarial ‘14,143,000 14,00 PubllB Domande(laded 3,308.432 t= 4" . 66 4 r 0t Debt, a... 11 MT. Aeotal 8 . 8 08.: 0 8 Othw Deposita .. 12.601,230 tenor/44y sad otherilill. 1.439.96 £3O 031,230 7•1/11117. GowntovotSeettritlBo tineloB.l/ad Weight Ilaculty) 213.204.851 Other tiscur11188 Notes Gold Ba 4 Sliver Cots 0W,,,82 /37.4T063 Feb.lo. 1651 f,37.475.8 M. MARSHALL. Chief Oftbkr. 0 _ The above return, when compared with that for the week preceding, exhibits the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active 22,695,410 Decrease 288,040 Public deposits 6,569,205 Increase 332,212 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 13,764,651 Decrease 35,962 Othereecuritiesin banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and _ether bills 1,439,998 Meru's' 538 The Rest . 3,508,432 Increase 89,891 The Reserve 10:005,402 Decrease 63:983 This rebarnpreesets no feature calculated to excite unetudeses. The decrease in the bullion had been anticipated. The "other" or private deposits, conti nue to decline, individuals who keep an account at the Bank doubtless finding that the media of profit ably employing money have extended. The private securities, after experiencing a steady decline since the second movement of the Bank, show this week the trifling increase of 51,6471. only, so that there is no evidence of any rush for discounts at the Bank. These several changes have caused an augmentation of only 53,9831. in the Bank's reserve, although the payments on government account have been flowing in as usual. THIS DAY—Two o'CLoox. The English stock market continues firmly sup ported, and without fluctuation. Attention to-day is chiefly absorbed in the railway settling now in pro gress. Consols are steady at 99: to w for money, and 991 buyers for the 10th March. The Three per Cents. Reduced mark 100,1 to 1; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1031 to ; Exchequer Bills, (2e. to 368. prem.; India Bonds, 608. prem. Foreign stocks are also firm, with a very quiet business. Granada Deferred Bonds mark 111; Mex ican, 231; Peruvian Actives, 103: ; Russian Four and-a-Half per Cents., 1034 to :; Sardinian, 94 to 141; Turkish Scrip, prem. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. ror ACOULIIIt. PALM lb. IL Ik - _ skasy. Anebtat. Loweot., Clortns 111 19 40 19 70 79 40 79 70 101 . 20 101 . 45 1(310 101.45 ▪ peOrata. . 79 IS 44 an 44 parents., 1832_ 101 40 , 4 par Data 3pa Oents.New loan I .. E l ebanot on London: tight, 23 TOO da l ya,24 374: Madan, VereLkiliq Money Naples Rent , . — Yam. Do. 44 ....... Raman 5 per teats 04 Do. 2i Pwdmont a p.Ct 99 19 Truantry Bonds Do. 3. lan Pisan, Fan. 11.—St. Germain ' 1,400; Versailles (right • (Jiro (left bank), 231 50; Paris and Orleans, new, IN; Pad and Rouen, ; Rouen and Havre, 485; Marseilles • Avism n (Converted , . 530; Strasbourg and Rale, 342 SO; Mention, 94e ; Paris and Strasbourg. 760 ; Puns and Lyons, N 9; Lyons and Mediterranean, 74; Monterean and Troye,, ISO ; Onset, 645; Blame and Kt. !Maier to Gray, 493; Paris and Clierbou , g, 395; Dijon and Besancon, 312 60; Midi, 555; Dieppe and recoup. 340 ; Andrexieu.x and, ltoanne, —; Paris and &maul, • Bordeaux and Teats, 'VIENNA, FEB. 9.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 94Z. New Loan (Series A), •, (Series B), 1041 ; Four•and-alialf per Cents., 84i. Bank Shares, 1,372. Exchange on London, 10.49. BERLIN, FEB. 9.—Voluntary Loan, 102; New Loan, 4; per Cent. (1850), 103; ditto (1852), 103; National Debt, 93; • Commer c ial Marine Society's Premium, 1481; Bank Shares, lon. PEACE MEETING AT BRISTOL. —On Thursday evening a public meeting was held at the Great Public Room, Broadosead, Bristol, for the purpose of considering the proposed extension of our warliko armaments. The chair was taken by NV. D. Wills, Esq. A long conversa tion haring taken place, Mr. Herapath said he understood from the chairman there was no intention to pupae any resolutions, but he thought Bristol people ought to expres• their minds, and he was prepared with a resolution he had sketched, anu ho would propose " That, in the opinion of this meeting, a war of aggression or for the acquisition of territory is to be deprecated, but it considers that every Englishman should be protected in peace in his own home, and it is the duty of every English government to furnish him with such protection," The resolution having been seconded, Mr. Richards moved, " That, in the judgment of this meeting, while more than 16 millions of money are already spent upon the national defences, it is not necessary nor expedient to add further to our military armaments on the vague apprehension of a French invasion, unsupported by any tangible evidence." The amendment was ulti onately carried by a considerable majority. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS ])AY. The Tallow market is decidedly firm, the demand is im proving, and prices ate !wilting upwards. Present prices: Town Tallow is quoted 435. Od. nett cash ; l'etcrshurg 1.0 on the spot, 445. ; January to March, 41s. Od. ; October to December (new), 445. MARKET AVERAGES.—Tows Tallow, 4.55. 91. ; b i r ditto, 2,51 d.; Yellow Russian, 455. 3d. ; melted Stu b 34+. ; rough ditto, 225. Ga. ; Tallow Graves, 14s. ; good Dregs, 6s. SNUTFIFIELD DAY NIARKET.—THIS DAY. Mr. E. J. Davis reports tronle bri..k, at the following quotations:—Prime meadow hay. 78s. to ; inferior, 68s. to 755.; Rowen, 454. to 60a. ; Clover, OW. to 1003. ; second cut, 70s. to 90s. ; Straw, 275. to 30s. , COVENT GARDEN.—THIS DAY. The market conti:fues to be well supplied with Vegetables, but table Pears and Apples ore scarce. The former are almost entirely confined to lit urre It nice of but second-rate quality, and the latter to American Newtown Pippins, and a few old Golden Pippins. The supply of Pine Apples is pretty well kept up. A few forced Strawbf rrii s made their appearance last week, but we under-land they did not meet with a purchaser. Cos and other Nuts are realis'ng fair prices. Both Scakale and 'timbal") arc abundant, end Asparagus is plentiful and geed. Potatoes are a trifle dearer. Mushrooms arc scarce. Cat Flownr consist of Heaths, Primulas, early Tulip!, Roses, Cyclamens, Migno nette, and Camellias. FRU pineapples, per lb., is to 103 Apples, deozert, p but, 10. to I:e kitcLen, do., Gs to lOs Lemome, sxr doe.. la to :e Oranges, per doz., le to 26 Altainda, per peck, ss sweet, per lb. :e to 3s Note, BArceloas, er bualtet, 20e Cobs, 11.1 e Chettnute, ptr btph., Bs. to 20e 'MILK% veozf 9,nbattor, per dos., (1•1 to ie. Pre eh Besse, per 100, Ss Item Nat rer dox., 2s to 3s Greene per doz. let° Is tiprouig per W. sieve, I. to Re Asparopu•, p boodle, So to OP Seskale, per bosket. ,sSII to :2.61 Ithu'istb, per bundle, 9d to Is 4 Potatoes. per too, 65s to 1104 peritrt, Stt to 96 per i&0Z..2"6it0 4'lll Turelp., per dot., Is Od to I o 9,1 Cucumber', escb, lo to 3s Celery, per busille, 9J to Is 3d Carrot., p. clf:r to is Spinach, per sieve ' In to 21 lo °aha. rer bunch, 24 to zid dm . oimh, p. dos., 2m to 5. Beet, per dos., Is to le 6d Leekr, per bunch, IA to 2.1 &isnot', prr lb, ud to NI ' Garlic, per lb., GJ to ad Lettuce, max, per rca). - e, 4d to Cd ast, do., ed to Is Cd Ruclirticr per doz.. 9.1 to ae Endive, per more, Is to Is Gd Small so:ads, p. pun., 2cl Morse Radish, per 151.., Is to ZIP Mushrooms, per on.. Is to Is Gal 6,1re1, per half aicve, 6.1 to Is lee., en., Is to le dcl Fennel, per bunch, 2.1 to 3d rocory, per bunch, 2d to ad Thyme, per bunch, 2.1 to 3‘.1 I Parsley, per doz bun,hes, 2s to Ss Mint, per bunch, 1.1 P. 6d Basil, preen, per bunch, dd Marjoriuo, do., 2.1 to Watt rcrersea, p. 12 ban" 4d to Gd METALS.—Mr. 'Nitrates circular states that the market for all descriptions of manufactured iron has been without alteration since last week, and prices have not changed. Scotch pig iron has been further reduced in price this week, and sales are reported to have been made for cash under 555. per ton. There are symptoms of im provement in the market to-day, with ready buyers at 545., and no sellers under 555. f.o.b. in Glasgow. !inciter has been very lively, and sales have been made at 211. ids. to arrive, and 211. 12s. 6d. on the soot. Holders are now firm at 211. 15s. and 221. Copper is in large request at the ad vanced rates. Lead continues in active inquiry, with an upward tendency. Tin very firm, iu expectation of an ad vance. E. I. in fair request with Advancing prices. TM plates are rather firmer this week, aad in good demand. NAVAL. PORTSMOUTH, FEB. 11.—The Arrogant, 4G, screw- Mote, Captain Fremantle, sailed to-day from Spithead for, it is reported, the Mediterranean. The It ittlesni.ke, Commander Trollope, arrived at Spithead to-day from Chatham,tin tow of the African steam tug. This afternoon she came into harbour. 'l'he Agamemnon, 91, screw-ship, Capt. Sir Thomas Meitland, is ordered to come into har bour. The Cruiser, 9, screw-sloop, Commander Douglu, came into harbour to day and was taken into dock to have 10110 defects made good in her screw. The Medea, 6, steam•sloop, Commander Bailey, which was on the point of sailing for the \Veit Indies, rectived orders late yesterday afternoon to remain at Spithead until further orders. The !Rhona, convict-ship, sailed from Spithead to-day, with prisoners and a small detachment of the 13th Regiment, for Gibraltar. (PROM LAST NIGHT'S runny.) THE MILITIA. The following commissions have been signed : Henry Cornish Henley, to be ensign, vice Clarke, pro moted, in the Ist Somerset Regiment of Militia. John Jones, gent., to he li utca mt, is the Royal North Gloucester Regiment of Militia. John Frederick Lees, g nt., to bo lieutenant, in ditto. Captain George Robins, late of her Majesty's reg u la r forces, to be Major, rice Sadler, resigned, in the West Essex Regiment of Militia. Alfred Miller Mundy, to be captain, in the Royal Sherwood Foresters or Nottingli:dashire Regiment of Militia. William Brame Abbi., gt nt., to be second lieutenant, in the Royal Glamorgea Light Infantry Battalion of Militia. NEW DEPUTY-LIEUTENANTS. CORN WALL. William Menhead, EA., and William Carpenter Rcwe, Esq. COLLISIONS AT SBA.—Loss OF LIUS.—BRID LIEGTON, FEB. 10.—By the arrival this mousing of the brig Jane and Catherine, cf Fraverburgh, we hare been informed of a serious and fatal collision having taken place early in the morning, a few miles to the northward of Flamberough Head. The particulars, as related by the survivors, show that the brig Charlotte, of Newcastle, Mr. Annison, master, was making her way to the souliward from the Tyne to London, when, at about five o'clock, she was run into by a strange vessel, a schooner, which by some means managed to get clear almost immediately, and bear away. The Charlotte was at the time close hauled oa the starboard tack, the wind blowing hard from the E.N.E. The schooner struck her amidships, cutting her down to below the water mark. The master, Mr. Annison, find ing that the sea was fast filling her, got both pumps to work, and with his crew made every possible exertion to save the ship. Finding that their exertions were of no avail, and perceiving a craft within sail he exhibited a light, and called for assistance. She stood off, however, unheeded the cries, and left the poor fellows to their fate. M a last resource, the foundering of the vessel being inevitable, they jumped into the long boat, and, cutting the ropes which held her, the sea carried her clear of the deck as the brig went down. Unhappily one man lost his life. The carpenter, who had charge of the helm, observing the vessel sinkin-, jumped down below to save his clothes bag, and before he could return the brig disappeared, and he perished with her. Fortunately the crew in the boat were subsequently picked up by the Jane and Catherine, which landed them here. On the night before (Wednesday) a similar accident befel the Hero cf Blyth. She was run into by the Fellowship of Seaham, and almost immediately went down. The crew had just time to scramble on board the Fellowship, and save them selves, when their ill-fated vessel foundered. Both vessels were insured. FATAL ACCIDENT AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE.— Last evening Mr. Bedford held an inquest at St. 0 eo4;i.'s Hospital, touching the death of Thomas Carey, aged a labourer in the employ of Mr. T. Cubitt, of Thames bank, Pimlico, who died from the effects of injurie., re ceived from falling off u scaffold at the new wing in cows. - of erection at Buckingham Palace. William Bishop, a labourer at the building, stated that on the 17th ult., the deceased and himself were engaged iu striking or taking down some scaffolding, in doing which they had occasicn to shift a transon from the scaffold ; be was on the outside, and had hold of it, when witness asked him if he was alto to manage it himself, and he replied that he was. Him ever, almost the next moment, it overbalanced hint, aril he fell off the plank and managed to alight on one of the landings, where he would have been completely rate, had nbt the plank which he was bolding fallen (*fur Lin:, end his legs hanging over the edge, it unfortunately struck both, fracturing one so severely as to cause death before amputa tion could be safely performed.—John Bishop, a gene mason at the works, stated that in consequence of a former accident happening in pr:Lisely the same way, he Lad cau tioned the deceased not to do these things himself, as there was plenty of ass;stance at hand whenever he required it. The jury quite agreed with the coroner, and returned a verdict of " Acclental Death,." GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.—The accounts will not be ready for circulation among the proprietor* until to day, but we believe it will be found that the details of in come and expenditure disrlay a highly satisfactory 'vault. The gross income for the half-year is set down at 513,b621. 13e. 103. The expenditure (including payment of interest on the amount expended on the Birmingham and Oxford for terse months from the opening of that line, via., 170,258/. 14s. id.), leaves a balance of 15.5,721!. 09. Sd., which, added to the reserve from last half-year, specially kept in hand to meet any exigency arising from the open ing of the new route t o Birmingham, - leaves 228,5031. ds. 7d. at the disposal of the directors, giving two per cent. for the half-year, with a future balance of 63,7771. 15s. 3d. When it is recollected that the Birmingham and Oxford has only been nominally opened far passenger traffic during the worst three months of the year, and carrying no goods whatever, while debiting the accounts with every current charge, the result cannot but be satisfactory to the prokrie tors.—Railterty Times. SAMBRE AND MEUSE RAlLWAY.—Traffic for the month of January, 18d3, 1,4521. 14s. 10d. Miles open, 271. Corresponding period lust year, 000. 16r. 2d. ki!es open, 24i. t= ~- '4k ...e4 I