The Express. — London, England, 1847-02-10 00:00:00

- -mil _ Atri - h-ftri ,•&- oV pATENT WATCHES & CLOCKS.—E. J. DENT, I apeolatteent, Watch sod Cooks.her to the Qui*, All.3= a Albert. and ILLIL the Newer at teppeet^ ken the public a• IrpeeNem et lb slertl= i t 4/ Li i= Tenths' steer wet** tier Lehrekrielht War tem utteehe• at tax wins ask ; raw psi imrdiga. eight geleee erh. DENTS eismulatehre it ettereuesed i sle hr twee sweetie sem* rented * Ma, oat 1•12. Oseheuralrelt; Ned Se, Le* ftelmom. DEMI pal* am/ BMWs lope. 6r 60***11 Ile we dm to *ll6l • ease{ to theretai ihe pimp et the we sr seer wee the neditlea. Pelee IL >t seek. THE ATRAPILATORY, sr LIQUID HAIR I)YE ; the only Dye that really mowers for all Wow% and does not require rarbotag. hot maw hair grow% it wow Wei or mooniest that unnatural red or purple tint COMM la o b lIZ BOTANIC WATER and BEAR' S GREASE—Whoa lho Is weans thin and baling off, the only effectual re., theming Use Mod, is the am of the two above-named es,, NOM shoe. uatelv, -the Bann le Water to alarm the meta Irma sod sad a• a nitatilant. and the &meet:min ion mudslide. TIM NEW TOOTIE PICK BLUM!, thoroughly cleaning between the teeth whammed up and down, and polishing the mime when need calmairays. Tb. hair warranted maw to come out The UNION and TRIPLE MIR BRUNIE& me DOUBLE ANTI-PRESSURE NAIL MIMI. The MEDIUM SHAVING BRUSH. The RAILWAY MTROP and POWDER- The above new and elegant artie'en In addition to • .ry extensive weeertment ef beautiful Perfumer, are the bole manufacture* and invention* of Mown Roos mid Sons, lilt and 190, aidionsgato. arret, Ladau,. rpo COUNTRY NEWSPAPER PROPRIETORS. I. —A LITXRART NAN. 0010 resadiag, sod a Clawallmatar 'Arhus breaches a polite literstare, la ease Os as asinsialat la ameetiaa wtth ease Previacial Jawed at resesstalft,ht &Skelly =peer at oar er twe Artic wh ether hi the Isen et WADERS at LONG N CO Ies, HRE-PONDENCE. He has had touch swim* hi e arena el polities as a Quertertr Reviewer. Address X. Y. Z., Mr. beotmaker, i, Hsrasriiet DR. CULTERWELLII GUIDE TO DEALT!' AND LONG LIVE. Prise I. each, by pest, In Kamp., Iv. Id. each, WHAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. (With Dist.tabics to MI Complaints.) S. HOW TO BE HAPPY. “Jaseads Vlsom."—Cle. It h seatestled tbet aibaboatb• awe dram rid alma* are of meetel 7= o7 unskal b erima . 6.ll. ll•l=diat goad Yolk oil w ain= W ed astmated doe are at asratassforL se orm reel 11=1•• =Mimed in these numbs On watered tit dm. astesmen, debility, and ladisidas fry be iparad i rbr dr‘ lbso • merb. !Awed, 13, Pstentneter.ron; W. Se, Cornh111; alb% 1. Hew Sr ead•treet; Oerrallb, 147 Elmhstroet; Nelms, 437, West eased:sm. the Au•s4. M. Arr• 11,11...., Plerwit-strret. Norm New RINI= seeted mai simpil, delb. 4e. OIL RURAL CHEMISTRY' at limentaz leic tioe to the Study of tba lime le Ile Release wear. 8011 T, P.R.S., KUL, MIL, lit.. Slessheisyel Agrieektrel fiesesty, England. ChsPleri.-0 1 Weete of etembary-Alltaitl-I.llllodelelddistise sad efflUtlita-ThP sir, lie megile sm. Z -432 =161e lliM el rtiesle Water, =Perot y ea.,aadetry-Car=d pradamed imilila sslits. ferrstsferdart Nth. -ilsesre af acids md Sr. doom coal grir-Omprmies Oe Carton's sside-Ifileeps oenlemel .16 Ipitsw threw Limmule -Merle Mee-AdOellie rewhie asii. Wells alli-left% Ile es-Oirlesete arid nitrabecd boards and sit= ire- nate, and plicipemis-The sildbe Neelll-UMMIAS 111111 i• ese pre. pertirs-tirttseett vdeltiee. me et Ilme-iielttele, Ile carbonate, WON^ steriele. ire Chapter rc—The preportio—Man, Ma, or Slick atiii-Milseese ei eats& est sees -Oirs-leates Os sok phaste-Thesesti.their oxide. sad setts-bes, its asides-Pyrite, -Sulphide at fres, eft porn .i d - Met -fewer-Mertury-Oopper -inoTts-Nsessime-Lsed-Metalile Asps. o.meter-Vagetatis setimise-11:= woody S vedstles et etarolb-Oeek taidie ere -Suesr-Caule, and prep, weier-Ghttes, ellmeeee, eaveles, here!, eilattlite-C:teseicat . ctsodee-Penoulefisligieti errist , - sole rib wad eelstolecosters-larmie teetU el, mad teeth, oToali--Camme, talk, ad been. kw—Plaids. hnt el as Wm oftle blood—this& Omar VL-71e toad al pimala—Odollarmo &dad lam lbo dr—Oommoas etayam, hydro's% aMmaloa . mal adon—laloamaisa &My lim i tt ti rsal—laariaa of at ado, *dr diadmo—ddidiad dram ton of alla—llla aim al mallm—lOpola aMer• IN iseeka:seildOlkr mosms b alb-ligninalka. tisslas..l a. as/ ivr , Mi--kei at 1.111-41ie ef 11•wou.1 art sumbei wili g irt=l3= ar=2) I tfliut 4 1.26"1"l oollifr it i . u... . odl—lbsory am wmammrd of momm-t INNOIIOO..- mom ; adios oilmagoo—s. of MUM bidleim-Iline of simrs-LIWI liiime-Aalmil Ilm•-abdastainbr - m agillnile ... lab s jr.., a al 11,—.11.11 1..."4 I ,:mg Ellk. "ut 16.4 e .w&-fUls. Mil d e/ay--aarl. arm- MMus allw-Pllmlsh mamma dia—eak =Ma& Val.--Odomdloo or 'malodor amora - : 40 •Podloo of -0•••-=sis•-itlow-moditiersi-laisea riao-loatia-Vaimbus-lawils Jeroesir o rtiohelfOans „.... Tsle.et Teleir-Orsog et Magri, ormeree-Ome• sab•—liaroo des(-140 lomg Bow ammoixo—Baspo of Oxea-0614-11mion—liga Taimmyamd damve—Oesme—Wod amkaa—Ltdvidei sirs—Paat mama labed at " 'NI o..balia• CEMONICLE am A•10001MAL Mum' O. 3, Upper wslllmpoon-4., Co•ratipald. Imoka. risk of displeasing England, u was the case in the affair of the hfontpensier marriage. On the 2nd the Bourse was closed, owing to the fete of the purification. A royal decree wu issued at Brussels, on the 6th mut., whereby " the exportation of bread of every kind is prohibited until the let of October next" It is stated from Stockholm, under date of the 20th ult., that two important decrees had made their appearance; one for the suppression of the rorn , es, and the other declaring an entire freedom of trade. The details may shortly be expected. SOUTHERN FISHERIER.—A provisional committee, Comprising some well-known City names, has been appointed for the purpose of cooddering the expediency of forming a company, under the unction of a royal charter of incorpo ration, in furtherance of Mr. Charles Enderby's " Proposal for re-establishing the British Southern Whale-fishery." The appointment of this committee was the result of the proceed ings of a private meeting of merchants, ohip-ownere, and others conversant with the subject, held a few days since, at which the following resolutions were previously pared, viz.:— " 1. That, in the opinion of this meeting, the decay of the British South. rn Whale-fishery is a nutter of deep regret; and that it is most desirable, ea well on national grounds as with the view to the promotion of British navigation and trade, that active measure should at once be taken for re establishing this valuable branch of maritime and commer cial industry upon a solid basis. 2. That the project for re-establishing the British !Southern Wll4ofishery, as developed by Mr. Enderby, is his recent publication, now submitted, appears to this meeting to be admirably calm misted to effect the object sought to ba promoted." It will be remembered that the basis of Mr. Enderby's " proposal" is to carry on the fishery as and from the Auckland Islands, situated in the heart of the fishery, and an exclusive grant of which has been made to Mr. Enderby, conjointly with his brothers, by the government. At the meeting above-men tioned Kr. Enderby offered to cede gratuitously to the pro poised company a sufficient site for a whaling station, and to allow them to select the best which the island might offer for the purpose, leaving it, moreover, entirely to their option to acquire the residue of the land for colonising purposes; but undertaking, under any ciminsstanoes, that such reaidae shall not be put to any uses which would subject the company to competition.—Morning Paper. DETENTION OP THE MAILS THIS MORNING.—Up to twelve o'clock this day, the authorities or the Poet-office reported as not having armed, through the inauspicious 'tete of the weather, no lets than one /misdeed fed “0.11411111 bap at letters and newspapers. The obeeneesiss appose se k , genteelly felt, as the absent mails are due from towns situate on all sides of the metropolis, north, iouth, eat, and west. Of the mails due yesterday (Tuesday) morning, the following had not arrived up to noon this day :—Eastbourne, Uckfleld, and Merthyr Tydvil ; and of the mid-day hags due at the Post-office at half past one yea. rday, there had not arrived up to this afternoon the bam from Battle, Hastings, St. Leonard's, Maryport, and Wigton. The guards who have arrived report the mow M many places five feet deep, and that they have been obliged to cut their way through it for soma distance, the roads b ing impassable. The whole of I the sorters and letter-carrienot the General Post-office were seared back this afternoon to extra duty, in waiting for the I ablest mails. COMMERCIAL 8( MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Half-pad Two.—We have no particular movement in the funds to-day. The market was heavy at the opening, with the quotations a shade lower than yesterday. A slight improvement has taken place since, and Consols may be quoted 901 to 1, both for money and time. Reduced Threes, 901 to 1; Exchequer Bills, 6s. to 10$. premium. The trans action. have not been of any consideration. In foreign stocks there is no variation of any importance to notice, and the dealings continue to be on a very limited scale. Mexican are celled 22 to 1. Spanish Fives, 241 to I ; the Threeo, 341 to 5. Portuguese, 35 to 6. Dutch Two and-a-half per Cents, 56 to 1; the Fours, 92 to 1. Beak Iltoclt. 203 4 3 or Ct. Hod , 1311 3 Mr Oest. 0334314, 00i . 1 par CrComl.. far Aort., 101 1 36 per Orate. 111 I irebequer Ma, Y. Irat. e—u&e&••••• ••••••••••&. I per Ct. Arenas F10.D.,114 0 I per Ont. Denude Dec, II lei 4 per CI. Ihdeite Meade, 14 6 Onnada Deemed MD, if per Owe dim, 3 per Cc Meeks., IRIS, U 6 per CI. Hrsaillise 8dc,46 7 6 per CI. ?crueler& SU, 011 41 Moe Dew, Illi I Perlurree Come, 114 , U I I Pu CI- %Deere A7lee MU,* I I per Ct lleede• Me., 110 II Dllue Chill. 1644 , Id 3 DM* Pimple 3 MY, 34 i DIII. Cultueo. Def. Da,— 1 per CI. Musk 3 Ma . 34i 3 Colurelgas Repeubec MO., 3 i , Punish Deferred Mc, 14 17 I per Cl. Nude 6 Ilda, V I 1 Rued* Peale* Die, I 4 Si per CL Dutch NU., ii i t per CL Veueuela DD., U I 4 per Cc Oen. Dwell, te i Teneesele Deterred Dda., 10i Ili RAlLWAYS.—Business has been extremely dull all morning. Antbergates are quoted in decline. Esstern Counties ore lower in price, and - difficult to place. French shame are scarcely saleable. BALES EFFECTED DP TO TWO 111114 DAY LN LONDON. (Yeelarders prime will be Mad In lest pegs.) Amb., Nett., Bea, & & la., 314 Ms. *Leek itsissmisa, li Mr. mil 059,41 la.. 14 131 Was, INWIL,I I elfacoboh., II i Pk, Weis, soll Dot, 10i umereig, ram, if &ea. Sam.. ma ANA, 4 p Du Blembeg. & Lief, SG 0 sod'fteter. 7 34 News& wad berwiek, If I i 1. Nor. Cewillell l4 16 North BM* 44 Du Think 81 2=94, 911 I Wr* IlilaSsedobire, lii 3 Do. Tar& Week, 44 Od, War. lk Wol., Ili 1 Z. Landis% 14 Prosisa sad Were, Bare', A, 104 De. New Eery. 24 lat. OWN. & Reigate. 34 Ewa liedwildre, 11l SNOW = . 24 Ma. sal (L Olms. Qrs., 19 SNOW* Ot. Nor. a& York Beg.), 14 i 111.9145. & 08949., Class 4, 4 Lie (Mot North. Reg.), 04 i Dada = MU., 29 =Eire Union, i 1 4 4 74 Hull M a Baby Balm, 33 ussaiter li Celliele. 6 1 4 & Yorke&, Walln ae., & Gook, 14 3 Gob re NM** ell vr . ti 14 p &Ocala 351 York & Ple=e, 37 4 =eaVil i ng l lpe 91 Do. New, 111 1 De. Qsselle& New, IQ i Do. ,Net. et 1 Do. 10i. diem /Lk 8.,05), Ili Yerk &N. Rid , 901 Loa. sail 19.1 &IQ Do. Plat, 114 1 Do. Now gilds, •141 Do. E. & W. /Mae Ext., 12 14 10. Aide. I Haulages & nudism, 141 Do. Dutch Rbeisbb, 44 ' Do. Bed& Newer & Lima 21 i Low. le ll Tnates. Scrip, 24 I Northers e. Frame, in 4 • = :It) :W th.., 401 Ofileie k Bordeaux, 71 Arb.,1292, AWN:J:I7S:Ii; OIL, Ur, S k Make, las p !kw re Cla. Mrlee, 9 97p IdeekbaLCUILAN.W., 9-I2 I d ant, Dere,. & To.t 801',344 Per 19 L Oneaties, Pat., I p Ireerare, 34 1 p Do. New (Seriph If p Err. & OW/sr Orr% 19 Mee., Pro., k w.D. Hod. k Yu. Sail. k aze4 Si De., 2 13-141 tam k Pree.Arer,l 7 4 17 p Leeds and Trek, 2f LDerpool k West (Ammar, 24 p --------- SALES. Pm,. L..., Wan., B. New Jn., 1 i d Las... & Mr., 72 sod Leeds E.., 11 P Mm., Met, & Lin., Elglnths, I d Y...arsrbanipton, I d N. 1 1 1ad6rdsblre, 3 1.161 p Preston & Wyre, 411 p Do. • Haws (A), Do. do. (8), 1.16 4 p Blrsag. 12.&L Shrlive:(4l.lll77 sped Du ke, d 8 e . IL di Dover, No. t.p 8. Yorks& & Dow., p.r. W. Slitag Oaks, II p I SALM Yu. P. N. Staß3rdshire, 61. 3d. p Shrews t Sir. (A), 1 p Mush. • ( B. Soutbau., I d LEB, Pus S. 1 N. Waters, 9. 6d. 1K p 1 N. Comities Union, Its. IWas itidlnBDrdw, si Leiceeter B. PsOW, I d LES. Fu. 9. Leeds& Dewsbury, 7, N. Oonsths Elsie& Id. North Wasioni, le.llLlp. Mat, Esers/ri=.3W, Su 64 Lamar Is 11.1114 b. dl Anibembse,6l. p w. Milne Wes, SI 1141.8asse Es., Eh. p N. Brlall. Thirds, 31s. p Load. it N. Waute;„ 190 - 1231 3 101. 81' k0t., Bit., Wol., k Duelky, 54 p - - HULL SAI N. & Estearke Scrip, Dla. N. Pres. k Wys, Hf. 8)14,p Sleek., Dar, It Bait, no., Pee., k W. I-, I P Newt. a Her-, - • LENS Erg. Cb.. Tk. Dr, lb. 611. p East lAssrldre, Sew. P Do. etals. l. 225. p Da. tit lib 2: l ' . d Mlle It DrlMil 218 . p Gd• uric NEL. I3I . Id. p r. Iblbleake, SI. Is. p TORI BAI Aisle. MIL, looles, VAIL OL Yak. ), Ma.. Dm, Usk, &W., X. 17s. Name k r. Beklalti=ti% 611, re. 9. N. BrNM Quarters, Dn. La., 11. is. fal. Nue, Rothertaaa, t Gs*, I York kN. (E. It WAX:)23h DUBLIN Belfast solamly own, clerk Ilt Prom 116115ffilb lirkets. fl RlLWeat.l2 IL C., 21 Oieker Illierkird. 4s. Gs. U.N. D 1 6 411 21, tLikYa,26. ALEN Fa 11. KElerasy Awakes. Da Lisa.. Ems* k Maar huh, Do. Wet., Wlg Wes... 3 d- Wea,Cor../tDobJva.,l2a6d. Trak North Nidhatd, Ifs. ed. BALM Pao I. Edit. aad Nathan's, MU. E. Ilithr.lkwp, SI. ha N. ea Id. Deals. Now, 3.18. Sho. Ern. IsParga New, ea No. 6d. Ot.NaribustlateD.N.),7llo 728.6 d N. IDIOM. 31 Do. ther, Pa. 52a. 6d. Da IgawMa Sern, 170. 11 a Da Aka, 7ga. 710. 6d. ShoNli &watt huuttm, ed. MOOD Drassil, 111 Mr. Ind Dragon., 74a lirorarashoraggo, gra na Dlr. Doran W. N. ALM. S. Great Oran. of Madras., 6a ad. Olga, p, Ayr, S4l Do. Mena No. I, W. la Ds. Cra. II per CT. p a r., 165.4.. Cika, rad Arra., lda Inn. 611161141101•.1/0&11L IS& 11111601 IMO& Now 05.... gg. 111011141 WiL Morn% SI ensad D nor., ao. 765. Nora ■ L e d a alerav 41e. 111. Masa^ New, 43e. 46. W. Das.ead Artreeth. 4ft De. New. N. 1, In Me di* At Perth, Do. 141111 111 1 Ire of in Lehi= Cen., 11s. Me. Lelll.ll @.e.,114 Ma. a Northers, la le. IL lel De. New, 71e. 6d. lb. - - . OLABOOW Ayr of Oallooray, 401. SOL OIL *Duoilinr.. 10h di AIL id. 1100, MA Sift" Is. N. Domidoo*Artiroolh, Is. Do. Now, IN. 117 PIA NOW. N 4t. Ihn 141. Enotleo Pal% se D. M, l Piet of 01'., AIL 510. Ilkot Indian Railway, la Si Edkat Lothian Central. Da. Omit 11. et Scotland, 4.1 a. PRODUCE.—MINcnro-wm, Half-past Two.— The public inlet of Sugar have been larire for • Wedaesday's market, , 260 klub. West India, 7,000 bags China, 1,800 boxes Ravanstok, and 400 bags Bahia. The decline at the clam of the Wu patmalay influenced buyer,: a portion was bought in to weds the tereket. Refined has become dall. Lampe, 665. to 1117e—Celhe bee been steady, wittiest any material alteration lag.. Ogees Bahia seig at 40s. 6d. to 411 s. Rios . 2,680 law Bawd meld is publie ale at 20s. 6d. to 21s. !IL; MSS blip psi as rho sane prier- A mesa meg et - peed while Beeeel, at 23e., which establialtai the seeselisa paled by peke* con tract. Saltpetre : LIR kin suandles6, sigilos* M 471., reltaction 11, lea IL, ea seherke e. mf e meeny eps quality, 28e, fid. to 28.. ; nift% Us. Id.; th e whole 'hew* an advance of 6d.—Ram erilsese beetles, the talk swat .ing the malt of the gemerstot eneeree WIMITIMI.— =reiasiss without •thlsigristablitys: The emiedy " ii progressing Moak at Ole alkellell leehti mew day, Id. to IL imam last sale's pricaa.— Tea steady, with a limited asootowa of brines. dons. some Pam to litl TO um wax. =524.625 11 ...7...:- - .... ....................-- ..... ........-- 67,107 Han 21,665 0,4.. ---.......... 174,138 Total Same time In 1046 3,260,001 PRICES CURRENT. thus, per cwt. Dory PAID. Pigs, No I. ZS 0... 5 1 W. 1ad1a.8.P.bw0...45 00-00 Od Hoops II 5...11 I Yellow :Grey... 30 0...33 Carp at Cardiff bar 613.. 9 fine 33 0...56 Swedish ll 10. 0 Mauritius, brown._ 30 0.. 47 Lam., st per tow. Pillow 49 0...52 PM, best ll 13...19 Pine S3 0...57 Milled, sheet 2l 0... • Bawd& Mallom,B. 30 0...46 Bart is • • Yellow .. 48 0...31 Pabst shot 3l 0...0 White 52 0. SS rod or 111711111.11... 19 10...20 Poreip, brown-- so 0..47 0 Svelter SO 1 10 1 Ye110w........ -.. 40 0...30 0 Ouz, per 252 imp. pl. I.p. Grey sad with.. 31 o_llo 0 PIA, os4 pale OS 0 • Beene& timbre- 79 0...711 0 straw 33 o_ll Lamps 45 C. 17 0 brows le yellow.. MI 0.. 33 rr la ead. 0 0 90 Woe la dle , B - E l i f=3latter 9l .-92 nary 35 0... 40 0 Cod 370.571 Oood. Plas 7O 0...125 0 Olive,OrDisoU,p.too ID 1..30 (Bnarytes, pod ordi- Cocoa Nat 44 0...45 42 1.. U 0 Seed, Rape, pHs, Pim ordinary- 45 0... 44 0 per too 37 0 0 Mae 34 0- 70 0 Unwed 25 13 26 /the" pod toline34l 0... 95 0 P110•11110IIN per ern. Oesla Mu, 6441- Batter-Cork, Ist- RI 0...04 e = Sas ad Pa- SS C.. 56 0 2ed • 0 0 3rd • 0.. 0 dug 24 0.28 0 DAIMON 0 0.. 0 Tu, at per lb. Limerick, do OO 0...80 Ougemoommea- 9 0 ... 01j Carlow, Ist .. Bios, at per mrt New ry I st ...... - 0 0... 0 Dthral otitis 32 0... 23 0 Wsu Deric.....-. 2O 0.. 22 0 Be,!, Lida, per Java.. QlO ... .37 ea ID • Pelona lbws • 1.- • W Oseetll4: 3O 0... 811 0 Pork, primmer_ 71 0...•0 Smarm. o+oos...Park, Lark 1 70 0. so • Baca, Waterbed, Be mowt. 64 0...66 60 1..62 • Lerd=petrk 1 08 0..., • Ditto Bidder Amebas Si 0..32 limp Oz sad Cow, at per lb. B. A. and M. Video, dr7 Zial I 1 41. .0 a 7 = d i - 0i .0 0 44 • iiik •17 0 41 • • Liam& Valp. dry 0 5 ...0 6 West India, dry 0 1-1 • Baited 0 S . • ill BM laths 0 AI WI 11011.Ayros, thy 0 7 ..• • dry 0 84...41 • Sylir • OM, per 8 0...10 0 barb, thtto 6 6...10 6 Drs Weans, at per toe. trorur , hunalcm.d4 5... 4 1 as ...... ..... 5 5... 5 1 Campos/by 6 U.- 7 1 natio, 71=101 S 10... 6 Nicaragua, large mid solid 14 O. 30 15 Urea lO 1...1• Sa= -... 111 •...17 I Bad 810111/1......... I C.. 5 1 Ism at per I iZT '— Leeward bland Demerara 33 to 10 per cent. Jamaica 30 to U per cent. O.P. • 3 ... Pavounte marks 3 1 ... Brandy. let brands 3 . firkins spirits, d.p. 0 ... 0 Scotch...o DIU Pun, per Wu Big; P.T.IL f 44 0 .53 S. Petersburg, 9 heed 4O 0.- 0 Dutch and Finnish 35 0...53 Friesland Ilmr, at per tem. 81Petenbu1g,cleanf.37 10...33 cannot 34 10...35 halt dean Riga Rhine outalsot pan - 0 Manilla Poet India guns. 15 CAS Danny ls 0...13 Jute Tie, at per met Bann 101 0-102 Menu 93 0 99 Conn. in none IS 0... 0 loose, at per ton. Bars SI 13 SlO TALLOW.—The market remains innctive, and, notwithstanding the very small stock in hand, u compared with former years, the trade are unwilling huyers Peters burg Y. C. on the spot, 605.; January to March delivery, 495. 6d. to Ms. CORN.—MARK-Lase.—The little English Wheat at market this morning was readily disposed of at fully Mon day's prices. A considerable amount of business was isms. acted in foreign Wheat, at rather advanced rates. There was scarcely any Barley at market this morning ; the few parcels offering were disposed of at extreme prices. Al though the rereipta of Oats are but trifling, little or no pro. gross could be made in sales, and Monday'. prices were supported with difficulty. Beans and Peas firm. TAe _following are Monday's quotations: - - - _ 81L1112193. 510116.0 yr Clew ey Weser, Fame and tient Red..... 72 to 76 76 vait....74 to 73 to SI Tameend etticak al to 74 76 do 7 220 76 09 77 Tames (Imes or Sollbat) Of to 84 = s tkl d ietolo Been le 76 to 7$ Wham 76 to 74 .4. 90 a Sergi do. —to do —to— to irlai do. to do —to— to Kra SS to CO RAMAT, Feeding 41 lo 46 Disalllog 43 411 to 31 Malting — .92 to SI altweiker II to 39 See tly 61 BUCK WLILT ' MALT «. llO 1.2 11l ale pia 114 to IS OA T% :rick M odish Feed LI to 3.34 al ..111eak... 33 to 334 Od MUD Pokes*, 37 to 39s 0d...P001110. 31 to 4414 04 Henri& uelleilealleed 14 to 36e 0d...P0tte0... Ilea 410 Od . Inge Feed .........313 a IS to 344 06...113401... 33 to 1144 00 INN* Petras ...—....~ liked to 414 al Peen Grey Blue 46 le MI 06...116909... 47 to 514 Od . White d i : lt t = l* — 65 01 50 to 00 OW% Mammon 44 to 46 11 ..48 le 111...e1d 49 to SS Nome 4B to 49 Small 31 lo 14-old 53 to 37 Teem New Spying ..... to New Wieser le --old to &Vallee°, New to ewt CLIIVIOLSZen, Red Per thawriud. byname Cram £l3 On to £l3 101. 1.4, ova el Min. FLOWS, T... 111 made. delivered GO to 65 nee flomabold 30 to 38 Norfolk rod Solna— 50 to 34 Whites Northoseberiona Lincoln, sod T.:triable, Sows sad Root to Wee —to _ _ .. FOREIGN. Daypaid.Day hes. hoar, DOMMONIS .. .72 to 7$ fine to 02... to YreatiftafirainaTißribrinA and Stettin, new 73 to 77-- le Dui& and - to Roseau aiib e .10flutitin... to —... to Danube rl tr sad Odom. 7l to 72-- to Outedlan —to Australia 71 to $2... Era BAUM., Feeding...... 43 to 47 DletWing 47 to M.,— to Llamas MI to 46 lodian Caen 44 to 70... to Oars, Russian SS to SS-- to Pasteraosio ad Miami .... ......... - to B•4Y mil DINO So to SC.— to Prloodowil ona Odds ....... bed . to —...-- to Me arm to Buis, Tick ........ —to ... aid 41 to 44.. to old 46 to 441 .. to Egyptlms..... 44 to 44 --Tomos to —..— to NAN Ores *kite SS to SS Mhos SS to SIS...— Is Tom, Old to Liwesin, Beide and Ilsoilan Mottonsooto end Odom 47 40 to 11... do. do. 114imizio MI to 41/ Mempoted S 4 to 1a... de. do. CLorisiano, Bed to —WNW to —44 cwt. Duty So id. p.ewt. RAPIIAWAI C.aiss tree of duty, per too, .63 3i. to P. 3 10a. Lamm CAN" Dutch and Gerson ditto Z 9 10.. to ZIO 10s. Ditto French aid Anetteill ditto £lO Its. to /11 It.. per BrL of 111612 a haws, Allierkl. U to 0 Maxie isd Hamburg 37 to 34 Cenedloa (Day 71d. pie lortol) ..... ...... -.. Fres& Jot to pit Rack of MO lbs. ABEIVALB INTO LONDON MOOS Oa FEB. TO 10th FEB. Qrs. Eagliklir 5414& UM. Foreign. MUM 1 LSO 730 Barley 40 5 16 S 1440 Oats ... . . 131 . I SO 1173 I 1430 i 900 Flow, 1,170 sails ; 7,110 Unlit : nialt, 1,330 quarters. IMPERIAL AVERAGE& •-.— .. - ... -.-.-_ WeeeLiliarlry. Osta. Kee. Boma. • Pees. Jim IS tle Sdr434 241 264 10d 43. 76 43e lid 494 44 - 2 61. 41444 2d 27. 2d 4to 10G 4.1. 10641. $6 - 1 We lod 44. Sd re 106'664 4d 414 Od SI. 74 - 16 104 Ild 304 Od 261 SON Sd 49. OS SI. Ild - 23 73• 33134. 6.1 314 2diSle tel 51. 16 SY Ild - 20 74. 114,35. lld Ile 241554 213 7 Id 3 weeks' An. Arer. 6Se 7111 OA I d 94 wl.. GOlls 4.1 (There see le dodoes Faild6l2 °MIS. Prise. Dee. 3s. J. 3. Jae. 9. 3m. Pl. Jet 7 3.1 Jaa. 30. 73 8 HULL, Frs. 9.-We have bad great quietness in the trade since our laxt. At this days market there was a moderato supply of Wheat from the farmer., and generally in an im proved canditioa. This, coupled with the advisee in Mark bum eared millers to give ls. to 2a. per qr. more money. In f ree foreign the boldness passing is only small, but holders show no disparities to press sales. Barley much inquired for, and exceedingly scarce ; we quote prime rally 3s. per qr. dearer. Oats firmer, with a fair chow. Beans and Peso, both the tarn dearer. Linseed and Linseed Cakes in Weber demand, owing to very revere frost; sad the Meek of neither artule being large. Of lia4= . Rape Cakes very scarce and dear. r a. ed,..L P ! ks to 621. ; new, 64e. to Ms. ; white, 66. to 795. ; new, 68s. to 724. ; Dionne, 665. to 78e. ; Lower Baltic and Ramberg, Mk to 701. Barley, malting, 44e. to 545. Oats, 36.. t0 375. ; Danish, 325. to 34e. ; Russian, 344. to 1111 e. Beans, Me. to 56a. ; foreign We. to 561. Peas, white and yellow 00s. to 65e. Linseed, crushing, 35e. to 46. ; feeding, 48.. to 54e. Rapeseed, per 10 qm, 295. Linseed Cakes, per ton, English, 111. 7..6d. to 111. 10e. ; foreign, Si. to 101. 10s. Rape Cakes, 115 e. to 120 s. - - - • -••--• • Irseriew, Fee. 9.—For three weeks past very little grain bee been bought for shipment ; what Dimino' has been does Wen almost solely to home consumption, and again today the trainees done was to a trilling ext ent only. Fermis manifest no anxiety to sell, and a general annuls ea the part of holders wu &played. Rod Wheat, in tolerable con dition, fetches the grower 725. ; dry. 74a. per qr. Barley, 58e. to 62e. Beane and Pau scarce, end unaltered in price. Lana, Fee. 9.—The Arrivals of Wheat are pretty good ; the late decline bee caused fewer sellers and more buyers ; we have today oonsequently a fair inquiry, and an advance of 2s. per quarter or. Fri&y's rates is obtained. Barley rather dearer. Oats and Shelling needy. Beene held firmly at full pricer. Arrivals this week :—Wheat, 6,919; Oats, 620; Barley, 670; Beans, 742; Flour, 8; Rapeseed, 620. LIBLOXION BnaLze, Yea. 9.—At We day's akeekse we had a moderate .how of Wheat, which sold at an improve• went of 2s. per load on last week's rates. Barley iu short supply, and 24. to 3a. per quarter dearer. Beans and Peas ■ dull mle, hut unaltered in vilue. Wheat, per load of 5 bushels, 4-Is. told*. Barley, per imperial quarter, 48s. to 661 Beans, 30s. to 345. per five bushels. Peas, maple, 31s. to 35a. LIVIIILPOOL, Fan. 9.--Comparatively mild weather for the 'talon, during part of last week, has been succeeded by a sharp frost, accompanied nearly the whole of yesterday by a heavy fall of snow, with a cold adverse wind, against which, however, several English, Irish, and fors ign vessels, pre viously near at hand, have worked into port, furnishing a moderate supply of meet kinds of Grain and Flour as speci fied below. Having a very numerous concourse of English and Irish buyers at this day's market, directing their atten tion principally to Wheat and Flour, the former was taken eagerly, and upon an unusually extensive scale; the beet descriptions of English and Foreign at en advance of 3d. to 4d., end the lower qualities 4d. to 6d. per 7011 e. over the rates of this day week thereby fully recovering the decline than stated. English and Inch Flour, although in limited request, was held on rather higher terms; and good brands of American were fully 3s. to 'Jr. 6d. per barrel dearer than em Tuesday last, considerable sales having been made, both yesterday and this morning, at 41s. to 42a. per barrel. Malt ing and grinding Barley were saleable at our improved quota tions ; and fur Malt excessive prices a ere required, but not readily paid. Beans maintained our last currency; and Peas, upon a better demand, were higher in value. Oats were taken sparingly by consumers, and retain the de pristion of Friday; whilst Oatmeal, meeting little notice, was the turn cheaper. Indian Con., continuing in lively demand fur Ireland, realised an advance of Is. per quarter, and of this article, as well as Egyptian Beans, several further came. have been sold to arrive. British. Wheat, per 70 lb., English, red, new, I Is. 2d. to 11s. 4.1.; old, lla to I la. 31. ; white, new, lb. to lye. 7d.; old, I Is. to I Is. 6d. ; Irish, red, new, 10.. Gd. to 10.. 104.; old, 10s. 2d. to 10s. Bd. • white, new, 10s. 6d. to lye. ; old, .3am 4i. M Ws. MIL porqemer, um, 14. po 60.. ; Scotch and Irish, per 60 lb., new, 7e. 3d. to W. 9d. Malt, English, per quarter, pale, new, 80s. to 88s. Oats, English and Scotch, per 4.5 lb., old, be. 7d. to 5.. 10d. ; Irish, fine qualities, new, be. 6d. to be. &I. ; old, b.. 6d. to b.. Bd. ; general qualities, new, ss. 3d. to Se. Gd. Beans, English, per qr., old, 62e. to 645. ; Scotch and Irish, per 480 lb., old, 59.. to 60e. Peas, English, per quarter, white, 645. to 701. ; do. and Irish, grey, 68s. to 60s. Flour, per 280 lb., English and Irish, fine, 48s. to 524. ; superfine, 68s. to os. ; extra, tile. to 63.. Oatmeal, per load of 2401 b., Irish, new, 50s. to 62.. ; old, 4r*. to 605.; Canadian, old, 465. to 50a. Bran, per 24 lb., 2e. to 2e. 2d. Foreien : Wheat, per 701 b., Canadian, free, red, 10s. Bd. to lye. 2d.; white, lye. 3d. to Ile. 6d.; United States, red, Ids. tolls. 6d.; white, lie. 6d. to 12s ; Dantrie, mixed and red, 10.. 10d. to Ile. 2d. ; high mixed, 11s. 9d. to 12s. 2d.; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 10e. 10d. to lie. 4d.; white, Ils. to I 1.. 6d.; Rigs and Petersburg, red, 10.. 9d. to 1 Is. ; Archangel, 10e. tld. to 10..951.; Odessa, common, red, 10s. 6d. to 10..94.; Polish, 10e. 10d. to lye. ; French, Spanish, and Italian, red, 10.. Bd. to 10.. 10d.; white, 10.. 9d. to Ile. 3d.; Bennet and Marianopoli, red, 10s. 10d. to 1 lc 2d.; Egyptian, 9s. 6d. to 9s. yd. ; Mediterranean, &c., hard, red, 10..4d. to 10.. Bd. Rve, per qr., Baltic, &c., 425. to 45e. Barley, per 601 b., grinding and, distilling, 7.. 3d to 7s. 7d. Oats, per 451 b., be. 9d. to 6.. Beans, per qr., European, 595. to 625.; Egyptian, per 4801 b., 475. to 495. Peas. per qr., Baltic, &c., white, 64.. to 68e.; Canadian, 60s. to 65.. Indian Corn, per 4801 h., 70.. to 745. Indian Meal, per barrel of 19616., 325. to 33.. Flour, per barrel of 1961 b., Canadian, sweet, 40s. lid. to 41.. 6d. ; United Suites, sweet, 41s. to 42.. • United States and Canadian, sour, 31e. to 36e. Arrival; from the 2nd of Feb. to the Bth of Feb., inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn:-Wheat, 6,747 quarters • B arley, 447; Malt. 418; Oats, 2,106; Rye, 6; Beans, 2,9 . 69; Pea., 2,329; India, Corn, 4,566 ; Indian Corn Meal, 1337 barrels; Onmeal, 1,183 sacks; Flour, 1,505 sacks, 8,601 barrels. LYNN, Fott. 9.—Very short supplies of engrain at market to-day, particularly of Barley. Wheat, 2s. to 3. ; Barley, 44.; °ate, Is. to 2a' ; Brans, ls. to 21. ; and grey Peas, Is. per qr. dearer. Wheat, 6114. to 621 h., 68s. to 72a ; 6ue, 745. ; whim, 78.. Barley, best runs, 665. to 68. ; stained, 60s. to 54.. Ores' Peas, 675. to 58e. Beaus, 575. to 595. Oats, 194. to 204. per stone. Saussuny, FEN. 9.—Wheats of beat quality sold briskly at an advance of from 3s to 4s. per qr. Fine white samples were up to 211. to 22!. per load ; red, 201. ; middling, and samples out of condition, were generally dull of sale. Bar ley was dearer, by from 2a. to 3s. per qr., particularly the best malting and seed samples; lighter, Is. to 2s. per qr. higher. Malt has also risen in proportion. Oats was rather more plentiful, yet the best samples were Is. to 2s. higher, while inferior kept up the last Tinted prices. Rye was Is. per qr. dearer. Beans fetched from Is. to 2s. per qr. more money. Peas, white, 2.. advance; grey, Is. Indian Main• Is. to 21. per qr. dearer. Tares, spring, 6s. 6d. to Ts. per buahel. Seeds for spring sowing Grass, Saintfoin, Rye. Orals, Clover, and Maintain, were sold at a trifling advance : much doing in some of them. ANCONA. JAN. 27.—Nothing has yet been done respecting the embargo, but hopes are strong that, in a day or two, permistim will be given to export all we have in Ancona. Freights are plentiful, but high; 93 dole., or 465. 4d., free on board, Asa been paid for 200 rubbio Albruui Indian Corn, just arrived. DANTZIC, Fra. 2.—Although we have had mild weather for several days, we do not believe that this will much influ ence the ice covering our rivers, and there are symptoms of • speedy return of frost. Offcrs fur spring shipments, at former rates, did not tempt buyers. Msitseitt.r.s, Fun. 2. —Our market has remained very quiet during the last few days. There were some symptoms of a revival on Saturday last, and holders succeeded en ob taining an advance of 9d. per quarter; but this has not lasted, without any precise decline yet to notice; still, there are no pa rt icular sales to report. Polish Odessa, Bulbs ,is held at d3a. ; and new, superior, 70s. ; fine blarianopoli, 675. These prices are still too high to permit much business in our ntarkets. The wants throughout France appear still to be as great &sever, so that everybody is confidently looking for an advance, LB supplies from the Black Sea will beaming to arrive in about another month. Oder& was trona op t according to the last advices from thence, and the steaks of Wheat in first hands were very nearly exhausted. HOPS.— BOROUGH MARKET, Two o'Clock.— Mews. Pattenden and Smith, Hop (aeon, report that the market is very firm. 2110* Mot Kest, p.tws. 61110 4110 Toartlo/1 Lab.. p. ort. 34 tleY. • Woad ./Kent 4 OSe 0 Yearl3oo Sams.. ~ 3 • tOl 0 MMa........ „ 3134.410 014 Hop_ . , „ 2 oto 4 110railaa• SALTIBVItY, Fall. 9.—Trade brisk and firm; much sold this week at the top prices before named. Beet Farnham'. 71. to 71. 10s. per cwt. ; second quality, 61. to 61. 10s. ; beet Kent., 61. 6P. ; Mid Kent", 61. to 61. 6.. ; Worcester,. Si, to U. 10s. ; old flops, from 40s. to 6.55. ; by the pound, 18d. to 20d. per lb. WOOL—HUDDERSFIELD, FEB. 9.—The 811.1011 dulness hangs over this branch obese trade which boa existed for sometime, and we are sorry that we cannot report any im provement for this week. Prices continue firm. Perhaps the public wool-sales, which commence en the 18th inst., may give a firmer tone to our markets. SALMI:TRY, Foe. 9.—Hest Lambs' Wool, 14d. per lb.; super., 134 ; second quality. 12d. Long Wools, from Ild. to 13d. Grey Wools from 3d. to 9d. MANUFACTURES.-HUDDERSFIELD, Fn. 9.- Our clothiers are crying out most woefully ; the same in**. tirity which has pervaded our market for many weeks past still keeps on, sad no improvement seems likely to take place. Our stocks increasing, money very warm, with very little (or we may say no) demand for our manufactures, will very soon create a pressure which meat sad in fearful results, if relief doss not come soon. CATTLE.--SALISBCRY, Fr.B. 9.—The beet DMus and Herefords sold at the terms of last market ;• Wake at • triding decline, say 2d. to 3d. per stone of 8 en IL per soon. The prime fetched 10s. dd. per score, sidasig and inferior 91. 6d. Of fat Sheep there were man dna dhe demand required. The best price of South Diva ten eat six tooth Wethers barely reached 6e. pity Am % sem wry good going of at 44. Bd. ; moderate did 111 , 11101111 U. to 4s. 4d. ; inferior. 3s. Bd. to 411. ; fed Odra, at tr am 30s. to 40e. each ; fat Hogs, 9s. to 9s. 6d. per some. LIVERPOOL, Fen. B.—We bore bad a rood supply of all kinds of stock at oar market to-day, both with respect to quality sad quantity. There was a good demand for Beef, but the Mutton trade, on the whole, was dull. Proms may be quoted the same as this day week. Beef, per lb., 61d. to 61d. ; Mutton, 6d. to 61d. MATLA Aunt!): 2, -- Waterked; 1, Desasikir der: I, French ; 1, Flanden. LONDON, Feb. 10.—Wind this day at noon, N.W., mo derate breeze and Am frosty weather. MAIOATI, Feb. 7.—Off: Mary Row*, Rondarae; Richard Cobden, St. John's, New Brunswick. DIAL, Feb. 9.—N.W. to N.N.W., moderate.—Arrived: Atkins, Richmond, Vermont; Rachael, China, with sane/ damage to bull, ie., in a gale on the 27th ult. Bailed Brunswick, Cuba ; Mary, Bermuda; Centurion, Pernambuco. Bateroi., Feb. 9.—W.N.W., light—Arrived: Raman, Batavia. FALMOUTH, Feb. : Queen, Santander ; Robert Temkin*, S.W. coast of Africa • Panope, Bic Grande. CIADE, Feb. 3. —B.2.—Anived : Lemma, Dements. rlymix, Feb. B.—N.W.—Selled : Little Pet, Grenada; Anon Brown, St. John's. Poaranotrra, Feb. 9.—W.N.W. to N.W., snow squall. Arrived from river : Mary Asa*, Cape and Marina. WA:mimosa, Feb. 7.—N. to N.N.B.—OF Pert: Helen Thompson, St. John's, N.B. The Itemises, schooner, from Parrett, N. 8., to Penland, was wrecked, 26th Detember, ma Campo Bello. Btuawns, Feb. 6.—A part of the hull of a vessel. apparently very old, new-pLaksd with three-Melt pine over her originalond planking, t removed, has driven ashore on Baylagh Bay. Several inadred deals, marked ..P.8.," in red letters, hare been pitied up, or drives on the same mesa Arniiiriss'a Aeneas ma Eat pap. IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS.—Tur.somr, FEB. 9. The Loan CIiANCILLOH took his mat on the Woolsack at flee o'clock. PUBLIc BUSINESS. PrrrnoNs.--By the Fart a Brasnasona, from fn. Wien'•, fro whit, against the Poor Rensenal Act—BT Lord &at•t,cr, from church auraens of llsaselandee, on the subject of the parothlal funds.—The Earl ri EGLINTON, from tie diatillera of SwilaM, against the alters thin of the duty on Rum.—By Lord Moisrauda, from principal distillers of Ireland, to tie same effect. COMMITTEE.—CibaIses Pensioners BBL THIRD READlNG.—Borkubmit Re., Importation Bill. NOTICPS Oe MOTlON.—Lianana Mammon.—Lord Idonrakoui, on Monday neat, I. more foe copiesof apptiondiona mode to the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland on behaU of the Baron ior of Kt' Roane and Kil dyoort, in the manly of Lamed* praying for the division of nom itoeunim /or the wpm. el holding tipmial *redone under the Poor eeeee.... rood Laws (Iszaaten).—lord MONTEAOLZ, on Thursday nest, to move for a copy of a letter addremed by the then Chancellor of the Exchequer to the Coennairdonns of 'noun, on the subject of the Poor Lows, dated 23rd Yoh., 10.1, and the answer thereto. MANCHESTER PAROCHIAL FUNDS. Lord STANLEY, in presenting the petition from Man. cheater, said it was one of no email importance, as it aft eted the spiritual influence of the church in the important town of Manchester. It was a petition from the churchwerdene of the pariah, comprising a pepulation of 400,000 souls, and the cemplaiut was, that whereas the tithes said emoluments of the perish amounted to about 5,000/. a year (but which he believed exceeded 6,0001.) received by the warden and fellows (now the dean and canons) of the collegiate church, in their capacity as rectors of the pariah, vet they claimed to ' be exempt from residence and cure of smile, and the parish was—as regarded this revenue—all but destitute of spiritual provision. The petition was not presented in any spirit of hostility. hut be was of opinion, with the petitioners, that them things ought not to be kept in the backgroand, if the efficiesicy of the church was to be promoted ; and they brought the subject before the house with the hope of getting the evil remedied. (The noble lord then read extracts from several old charters, showing the original establishment of the collegiate church, and that complaints had been con stantly made of non-residence, showing that the object aimed at by all the charters was to enforce the residence of the warden and fellows, with a view to the daily performance of their spiritual duties). Not withatanding this, their lordship. would be surprised to hear that at this moment the dean and chapter of Manchester declared that, by these charter., they were not required to reside within the parish ; that they had no cure of souls, and were only bound to pay Is 4d. per day, that being the tine originally imposed for non-residence—" for each day, when, being sought, they should not be found, so as to per form their . *ritual ditties." Technically speaking, they isigttbe rigft beeline leek whew imposed, amounted to 20/. out of an income of 35/. a year, thus enforcing the resi dence of the warden and fellows, by a forfeiture of more than one-half of their income. Now the income of the parish had increased to 6,0001. a year, and it would be idle to suppose that a fine of 1.. 4d. per day would have the effect of enforcing residence. And he must ex press his agtonishment that, in the face of the avowed in tention of the founder of the collegiate church, and of the legislature, men of conscientious and religious feelings, as he believed them to be, could reconcile et to their conscience. to receive from the metered funds of the perish of Man chester 6,0001. • year, and leave a population of 400,000 persons without spiritual instruction, except that which had been provided by the establishment of other Christian churches. When the provision war originally made, the population of Manchester was only 20,000, and there were then nine churches in which it was considered the warden and fellows would . perform the service. There wt re now forty-nine distnst churches or chapels of ease, each of which contributed tower& the rectorial reve nue.. The sum of 171. 10e. per annum was originally given to the chaplains; and would the-ir lordship believe that that was the only amount now paid to the chaplains, who per formed all the duties, out of the rectorial revenues—(hear, hear)—besides their fees ? If all those abuse, could be sup ported in law, it certainly was a matter which deserved the serious consideration of the legislature. (Hear, hear.) The occasion on which the cue had been placed in has hands., was the acceptance by one of the fellows or canons of Manchester of the principalship of St. Bees, in Cumberland, such office requiring that he should reside there at least seven months in the year. The prayer of the petition was, that at or before the time when the see of Manchester should be erected, pro- vision might be made for geetireig the application of the whole income and revenue a of the rectory, with a view to the efficient pastoral care of the parish. (Hear, hear.) Lord BROUGH AM said, the case—monstrous as it might he—was for from being a rare one, and he thought some le gislative remedy should be applied to such evils. (Hear.) The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said that be we. not about to say anything about the consinution of the ancient charter relating to the ecclesiastical corporation in Manche' ter; but, in consequence of its having become known in Manchester that the noble lord intended to present this peti tion, he had received • letter from the Dean of Manchester requesting that he would read it to the house on the petition being presented. Their lordships would feel that it was but hasst to the very bon. gentleman and distinguished *choler who eld the office, that his feeling and opinion with respect to this petition—which contained what he considered to be a ch..rge against him personally and against the canons foe the neglect of the duties which they were bound to perform— and, with respect to the duties incumbent on him, that his statement as to the duties which he had actually dis charged, should be laid before that house. The letter was so follows . . . . _ . buiy - iliar Lord, —I hare today resolrot a Mb, hem or Stanley, rl toe that the eherelawardests of Naheoster h av e pawed in hie Mein • petition to ere Roane el Lads, et rah he her me a per espy. wash I area err by Sr a. I apprehrk ta• the wpm of eirealsdog *oft Ye ilierapearthr ead briar rapt the inhabitants atlimalaishr. i lis pair antra air irroloortt eat Der, In waif behove Owe are sass kisiesnailii. 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Tes sib lea sion da rentW illi beise dr stallemd by beer drams le be rota its very sheet ef the am alit Ira he brier SM has obegar siert to he ember, veal a view N • Warr puree la tilt gar lea lan erre hat the Wire and We her Se, if Ohl Prat= im kollPluti at the Ere el Lehr sod Mier pp her I earl the are b• rale if Ihe dlt II Ibi Impillit pia lur Ilbastes rib len mad el he Wi e r I beg have to edd that he mare bees triad el Erre ter the pielbrerso stair= Ilm il t a l i ht d ims rot alp lake slate ail. ha Ss by the dery sr dz iim mi le Sh sorra arra, Yu Os drew bees new my bet her are ea the sears of a ate f litatirt tis. nor er pork bees Lei he Orr be iftr ef Mr Cur as &Mar berg Sr tuff 4sbew third lowa lv • ear mad medal maellar is r way seseneeed with Malelll.lllll' liniself, he (the of Luminous) was way ignorant of the partienler eirowertenees seeded to is the petition. Bat inns Ids pawed Isewisige of the dam, he said my that there was no peers who esstsitawid owe to the ewe 4 edueatioa in tom pest sky sad hod Own spew elk* in the errs d eisseissed ht.'s*. them to • higher ekes et pnfetticia Mir the rev. der He weld Meet help es• prise him repot at the arra of the eight rev. prise of that theme, wise iambi give them all the aseserry Whims tion on the sableet. The LORD CHANCELLOR said that he had no infor mation with vesper to this pailieular eorpratiee. Bat it was quite clear, from the Carla of inearponstion, that they were subject to contain does rash whin paid disarmed them from the obligation of permed crease. Them was no distinction between their title and the title of all arr.- ciadons of the ecel racked corporstioes ha this °pantry. They could not apply a remedy to this particular case without altering the entire law as it had existed from the earliest periods. Their lordships were all well aware that this law was wowed k early time, so fu tack as bar oraturiss. It then lispeatiy happened that deeraad chapters were the reams_ et whim Is Hours Eighth's ties, when messelliehe wed wires were dissolve& these assteriss were hell by the growth, and the tales sot seeteriss beeesse the seldset et grant!. Tbay err air Ins ply distributed se limb mesas ealeasoded auseselems. In Sihti= et tie 1111100, is which he wilds& there wets kw in whit& the Desa sad Chs= a were the redier malt wen to be ne ttle arty *ha sweeated to at least 800 i. ry t e t a i r d is mak mills Wins M l Pry those employed to pawl the Hlllso Li Is net wire then 4& per weanse. Vie Mi haul kltilds snidest ile Oat diserstion of the sededwilsi isepesslies ; sad k LT, tbhikes, in the hands et the wile yew wiethwe. The kw hod ste savant et Wary. =tit was wilided es their rectory tithes se snit es their lerildp were earned to Who Mates. I tithes steel es * lame kap- owl neither et,- toast The psalms waled u sury tithe e to be i priated te the.spikssi 1/1111101 the pariah. For tastM weeliteptki a• SO s ighs l. by law la tki must t he kat kw eat= Leave Etvoung Piper, Ake Three-puree. • THE EXPRESS Contains, fa addition to the news in the Morning pawls, a SUMMARY of the HOME and FOREIGN LNTELLIGENCE which may arrive on the day. THE EXPRESS has the benefit of the Foreign Expresses, Correspondence, and other costly charac teristics of a Morning Journal. But the fell and carefully_ prepared REPORTS of the MONEY, RAILWAY , PRODUCE, CORN, CATTLE, and other MARKETS are the marking feature. Every respectable news-agent will transmit THE EXPRESS, on receiving a Post-office order at the rate of 19s. fid. per quarter; but should any difficulty arise, pores are requested to remit a Post-offioe order for that amount, payab le to Mr. HENRY WALLBRIDGE, 90, Fleet-street, ndon. Owes for adrertiaentents and communications, \Vhitefriars, and 90, Fleet-street, London. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. Four o'Clock. Our foreign express arrived this morning with Paris letters and papers of Monday. The Paris journals of Monday are chiefly occupied with remarks on the new Prussian constitution. The Journal des Data, has the following upon Cracow : " The truth is that the conduct of the two governments hal born all that it ought to be, all that it could be. Both have been deceived. It is unfortunate and deeply to be lamented that sacred interests have been made to sink under a policy of trickery, fraud, and falrehood ; but neither the Resentment of France nor that of England have to blush for the part which has been assigned to them in this culpable intrtgue, and this is a disgrace from which they can show clean bands in the face of the world. Governments cannot, any more than individuals, live together unless they adept faith is promisee Own as the tint principle of their mutual relations. Those who ere the first to molate this common convention, and thus denroy the bogie of all society, set as example, the consequential of which must, sooner or later, fall on their own heads. Under the circumstances in ques tion, if the governments of France ani England could bare seed of any justlfleation, we should sot require one more complete, more convincing, and at the ease tins, more lisnourable, than the publication of their with the three cabinet* who have violated: sie=7:l Vienna." Pills. Plc a. • 1 . 4 D.. . IMO. I. IGO 11, " 14.91.• Mar Van Thaw, lora. DEM glans . e. Lew& pt. Da. Newry. n. 11 U KO I* 14114 We to . .• • .• tie 411••• r, fi at PO fi . . • I Tor I (ant Lift - VW Ile 111 MP Per Aeneas. 77 10 sr PAIIII, F.. e. Taft mai Owlesaa Pan sad Yee . teen Urn Own I 11."1 • III? II PI 76 UIM ice 73 575 537 85 017 MI 77i ii Mt 3* Mt 75 I. - OM 1 $ Is . mw 1 tot to isi . se oils The Madrid mail of the 2nd Feb. arrived at Paris on McMday afternoon. On the let the Duke of Sotomayor presented the progrimme of the new cabinet to the Senate and Cartel. The new cabinet is violently awned by the PeAreMists journals. e bureaux of the Chamber of Deputies have ap- P'il'ted the members of the commie on on the address n reply to the royal speech; they are, MM. Mar tinez de 4 Hoek Olivan, Benrrides; Mon, Rom de Olaao, Arteta, and Lopez Vaa9nez. The news from Portugal in important The fact of a coalition between the hliguehtes and the revolu 6milta u beyond a doubt. The revolutionisla have consentsd.. to the proclamation of Don Miguel ea lusg. The command of the forces is divided be tween Du Antes and Poedas, an old Miguelite ~_leeeler. The junt a o f Op or t o h a d i ssu ed a decree on 'ue T . eIL, declaring as traitors all the members of the governmsat of Lisbon, general °Seers, and Ohe s. who did not submit within twenty days to the PrOTWOIIid government. Des Antal intended attacking Seldanha on the 22 nd ; he afterwards intended marching an Lisboa. t o, l l l l ° ala rm ed the turn things have p :7. Teaks seriously of a Spanish intrevention in noel& and explesses a hope that the :lei eiltinet know hew to abet it, • if - necesssiy,..efelt st t dvfl3TM No. 140.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB. 10, 18 17 . [3(L 1 Lord CAMPBELL drew a distinction between impropriate and rectorial tithes, inasmuch as the latter wereerelesiestical property, and had ecclesiastical duties connected with them. In his opinion the penalty impaled on the dean and chapter for absence showed th residence was invaded by the tes tator, and that the payment of the tine. did nut free one from the duties. The LORD CHANCELLOR said that ha expressed no opinion as to whether the terms of the charter had been complied with in these instances, but merely called the attention of their lordships to the nature of the property. Lord STANLEY said that it wan not his intention, at first, to en:. r on the legal point on which the question stood, but ha thought the property was rectorial property. and should be devoted to rectorial purposes!, according to the act of 3rd and 4th Vie, chap. 114, which treated these SIP rectories not having the cure of souls, and which deprived the chap' erof the eltsention which they exercised of using the funds, and appropriating to themselves or their succession an amount of innome out of the general funds of the et clesiasical corporation. Ile did not !soh to go into the legal construction of the charter, but he would state that a body of Christian men conducting themselves as the peti tioners represented, could not imagine that they performed their duty. If the law was such that they could act so, it should not be allowed to minutia incapable of remedy. If it be left without remedy, then the inhabitant. of Manchester, having the sum of 5,0001. left to them for the purposes Co spiritual instruction, mast be content to lose that spiritual instruction, and see their funds vested in persons who conceived that they had no claims upon them, and no duties to perform. They would he age liable to have the property invested fur rectorial purposes, taken from them by the eceleeiastical COUIMiaiOO, and ap plied to chapter purposes. The establishment of the see of Mancheet, may also be involved independently of thin. There was no doubt that the object of the tesator was in this instance defeated by a technicality which he was sorry to see taken advantage of—The subject then PUBLIC WORKS (IRELAND).—CAPT .. . kro VNNE. Lord BROUGHAM mid that there was • !statement which he bad seen in • blue book, made by Capt. Wynne, to the effect that two members of parliament, of rank ME property, had placed tenants of theirs on the public works, there to receive sustenance and money. That statement had been most positively denied by these members. He was now induced to ask the noble marquis! whether Copt. Wynne was in the confidence of the government, and whether he woe still employed in the same rapacity ? The Marquis of LANSDOWNE said that he had r.sd the rate:neat alluded to and the denial, and that it was impos sible to give hie opinion as to the propriety of every particular act of Capt. Wynne. Captain Wynne continued to receive the (oafish nee and also the gratitude of the government. Lord MONTEAGLE praised the efficienty and seal of an lie germ striker weeks in fished. Lord BROUCSHAM suggested that there would be no harm in applying to Captain Wynne for the information on which be grounded his charge. USE OF SUGAR IN DISTILLERIES. The Pod of EOLINTON. in presenting the petition above noticed, said he ebbed to call the attention of the house to the hardship which would be thrown anon the distillers by the hill which would in a short time come be fore their lordships' house, entitled "A Bill for the further Encouragement of Distillation in the United liinta." That bill proposed to reduce the duties on colonial spirits from Ss. 10d. to 4s. 2d., the duty generally in Scotland re maining at 3s. Bd., thereby making a difference of 6d. to cover the excise restrictions, the loss by on tape, and the other difficulties with which the distillers had to contend. The framers of the bill bad apparently thought that a reasonable sum ; but they bad forgot that the malt-tax operated very grievously on the distillers of spirits, as nine tenths of the spirits in that country were made from malt. By this means the Scotch spirits were placed in a disadvan tage of 2d. per gallon, besides the excise restrictions. An art passed is 1835, prohibiting the importation from Jersey and the other Channel Islands o f spirits made from malt, except under a du' of 4s. 10d. per gallon, strengthened the cam of the Scotc h distillers very much. He trusted the bill he fore the other house would he modified so as to render it more palatable to the Scotch dirtillers. The Earl of CLARENDON said, there had heen no wish or intention to bear hard on the Scotch distillers, deputa tions from whom had had interviews with himself and the Chancellor of the Exchequer ; and that right hoc. gentle mar, so well as himself. thought that the Scotch distillers had no foundation for their complaints, and that they were only entitled to the same protection as the distillers in this country. After a few words from Lord S btut.ay, eaplanatory of the nperation of the act to which the Earl of Eglinten had re ferred, The Earl of CLARENDON said it had been considered that the reduction of sixpence in the duty was considered a fair equivali of to the Scotch distiller, who was entitled to a drawback of half the duty on his malt. Lord STANLEY said the Scotch distiller was, *hac all, left in a disadvantage of Bd. Lord MONTEAGLE, in presenting • similar petition, which, he said, was signed by nearly all the distills.. in Ire land, said the object of the bill, as contemplated by the government, was the same object which the distillers bad in view the only difference was as to the facts. The dis advantage to the distillers lay in the latent duties to which they were subject ; and the cue of the Irish distillers wee even harder than that of the Scotch. Lord GREY said the fact of the malt duty payable by the distillers bad not been nvi !looked. Great pains had bees takes by the Board of Excise to ralcalsta the burden which fell in this way on the Scotch distillers, and to name a proper allowance for it. He regretted that this discussion had arisen incidentally and without notice. Had it been otherwise, his noble friend the President of the Board of Trade might have been presared with details, to show that the emptied* of the distiller* were groundless. THE LAW OF SETTLEMENT. In reply to the Marquis of SALISBURY, the Mar quis of LANSDOWNE. said it was not the intention of government to propose any measure on the subject, or to take an. step, until the report of the select committee of the other house on the law of settlement had been made and considered. HOUSE OF COM HONS.—TUESDAY, FEB. 9. The 8 took the chair shortly before four o'clock. PRIVATE BUSINESS. PETITIONS.-By Mr. Weatt.wros, from Mt. Greenock, wart the Regent'. Company (Paddington and Limehoose Moray sal Branch), bill. By BB B. Haus, from inhalStams in the oelifehour hood of the keeping proposed Use. asainet the bill. By Mr. T. Descorsar., from the traders en I whnreagers convected with the stove, in favour of the bill. BECOND READINGS.-Norkr& Railway (Branch from Norineh to Aylabam, with a Branch to North Waikato). North BMW, Rail way (No. 1). may, Micheal, and lbw* Hallway. Southampton and Dorchester Railway 1 Weymouth Blearaij, LEAVE OF ABSENCE.-To CM. Witenwors, on account of di health, one month. To Mr. 0. E. Wear, as suount of a (loosest. athletic., one month. PUBLIC BURNER. PETITIONS. -By Mr. LIDDiLL from the shipowners of Booth SUN& la avow o f the euepension., but spinet the permission alters- Ike a of the Navigation Laws. -Mr. Hopson from eh/pawners of Sus. dolma and Whet., to the mete effect -Mr. Htua from Montrose to the ((nerve(.-Me. Brumvn from the Member of Ocanmeree of lissalwatig,_b favour of an alterstion in the Navigitics Laws. now ttairlittal.-811l foe the linproveratat et agricultin,l Ti =tDeeritate Fessois (bard) Bill ; Matthias from Illar si a m sol Ifewodas tam Nome NIL 0110111612X-rouce (lamem).-Baterna el the nozakoref pellemememetoyed as sensate bp amesise 'Ems, their =ftie. ; pamishars of the peke sweet WI me piper hat, aM the swat of • I I prim rombrogr a rdem from thir etr a6eitylog WWII et the bob Ibis ahem b OF 1101,0111.-Oseems Ow.-Mr.Sim 1111.1•11• TOW (thin day) to move to who of all sesseseleb sad pledges he the reC o of . the 111111: 4 F sew Ithoma ker-ilses -Mr. T. Dencona poinpoord he en W *the thd be. Connemn thwoantammicvr.-br. &warn ea rimeilay toe WIN tomes bra wawa ed aB entraischtsmals la per of being near heClapybed Act. lbw on Kam. We or Man. -Dr. Meths pthposed La modsams Y WSW use the Nth aslant. Demme Psalm (Imams) Btu..-11r. flnaw, en third read ing of rfs M U, to sew a 4•11•• maths Wilma, te ism raw • eepeemeat of he directly tram *sir (mMo as he theeave Mellen thutesms. Ptvisamens is on Nam.--111, C. tomor row Wie iby), to move kr a wyelthe freers remft by the Milky, ntstbat to wearer - pmelsmnta in the wy. REGENT'S CANAL COMPANY (PADDINGTON AND LIMEHOUSE RAILWAY AND BRANCH) BILL. Sir W. CLAY moved the sessmi twilit. alibis bill. Mr. WARBURTON said, be thought be esehl thew suf- Releat reason why the bill shield not, be the peened at Mean be reed • second time. It or.. ueeler the emethisration of the Cowniesimers of Woods end Fonwe. whether the eleiment of the crown should be glees, et net, M the bother =of the bill, and, before Bo ingwenb allowed it to dsi • second time, they were entitled to Wow what was the determination of the Commissionem of Weeds sio,l Fermi, bemuse if they were left in they molt be put in mesdng its preemies Wire stemensittee, Lend oat be tresteig dwelt hilly. RPESII maid its bmi for se e 4life folehred =arand heard statemoste the Mimes if the k, part of ita preeeitees, who mold is Its /wow aogweente of public °tameless, owl keeewoof Mode ; owl hours the part of its emsestente, who, beelike ether Ir ma Vri d of .n g ‘ ord tl tamb : r e par. of the een tae moan ." wee that would outweigh every other ormAge n - Won. , hem.) They thought it right to rda that menden to the law. ems and angineen of the nowt, beat the enquiry was net tedifiremdo . stured to enable him to make any strteaseat to the 81r B. HALL said, that the Crown entered into certain stipulations that no wharf should be erected on the lime the canal, that so steam-engine should be allowed there, sod it would be extremely hard, that persons who had imaged larm sass of money on the faith of the crown should now earn from any claw in the views of its present Gabon. Many people would l i kewise be deprived of a place of en. )(Twat to which they had been accustomed. He would move on an amendment, that the bill be read a sewed time, that day six months, if it should not be postponed far a week or fortnight. Col. BIBTHORP mid he came down to the house for the purpose of supporting the amendment. Sir W. CLAY armed as a reason why the home shouts net moment to the postponement of the second (reading of the bill, that this railway complied with all the conditio..s laid down with respect to railroads near the metropolis by the 001•11a11111011011 on railways in the metropolis. Mr. HUME did sot think the railway could pas through the park under any circumstances. It would he in violation of the general plan, which might be seen up sears. Mr. W. WILLIAMS mid, if the crown viol•• ad its bosom and good faith towards irs tenants, it would produce feelings ef a mee: d ar i ebasestar. elf C. 1414 wiel, that the canal *mosey woe hewed nit to , twoiae pea more than one hot above the ethel, bet pima itf tie railway tympany it weld be noised sin thst abemlL Ow, hear.) Many people were iedlsose to *ow wee tbe park, becalm of the quiet the pleof lowa "SW • but what an aoreanyeaksent would be nappy In * srp;fpg. earring, awl whining abrog, to