The Express. — London, England, 1852-02-04 00:00:00

- -- . - / . n , • /2 " ;:x.-e-...... P..". 4 1.- 414r-• . . . • / - • , . , - • • a t .. V. aaa 441:fir ,P,:- . ..2 fr.!_.7.."1 i , • ...... . , ... _ ......... ..: ......... . T in t ) . o.l r. 1 , 4 , 1:11 rit iii; 51 No. 1,700.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 4, 1852. [THREEPENCE. , iIIOTRAL AUSTRAI.IAN GOLD MINING gbe Court. Dansionsitian.-Francia James Hughes, of Acton house, Wrexham', B. RAILWAYS MUNE Y MARKET. r lions of grain and flour was unchanged from that of Mon day lut. :I COMPANY. l'll°:ah.fi:l:tt'AaLkluPPlNture.Wn.i.h:otilir!Oneleei ve ry short . to . eth re, Pr ;l ll .,. . IlielMwed prawn to/ sada Thar* cap. lie. - Faurruntan -Hoary PPP, of Glan-r- afore , Esq. Nu r ‘ l 'l l ia pmegy _coigne i i. ateisanta-hose. QM. , .._„ The Queen went in state yesterday to the House OL. 6lBo3lo Glesulaa• -0,811411 Lleweillcs of Relllen - hatli THIS DAY. THIS DAY. use 060 111 1 , •=' ow rie l ; t e e r ha a l r y. l ni d ' 3l i a ""' of Peers to open the Scale& of Parliament with a Speech Two o'Ceoce. Two o ' CLoca . from the Throne. E IONTOoIIitTeHIILB.-Bdward Salisbury Ross Trevor , lln the railway share market the business is not The effect of the debate last night has been to give 1 i 7 o . ' 1 vienerere. of Trowseeed, Fog. . oonaidsrable, but the tendency of operations is fa- M ater tram l nillil Y B•fle7 I lit) w, te-e 1 i . w. Thai* Depekr-Lissit. oeCorawalL The State l'recession wss formed at Buckingham Palace 710 I I 7, ' . I 310 r„„,, it. oa .-. 14.1.. CAL. tea , &kw , eanssy. in the following order : Mastuarrnentaa.-Ovorge Casson , of Blsenyddol, Esq. I , vourable. London and North Westerns are a shade to the market, and more readi- Gas flour, buret% melts; Malt, 510 gm - day T . H . l . S d g l u bt ota Y tions are ,al rap lower sena' to their weasaa.) The first carriage, drawn by a set of bays, conveying Pansouneautaa.-H_eary Leach, of Conton,../3.5. . nese to operate has been displayed. C 0114013 opened T h 0 market Tii i el 3 rather W M A l o n w li e r E t r o.. rear elutes three gentlemeu tubers, Captain Green, Mr. deneme, and EAL111011•HIRR.-Bir Hashed Jamas Jonas Budges, of i Defter, and ea are some other stock.. at 961 to j for money, but the government broker f il: f ilea s. - I ° ) .^ ).'"). I I W " 11 "" V ' ma i 41 iGeslai'lmli. 11 =i k. Mr. Des Vogul, and the Eaun of the Yeoman Guard , Cap. Boultibrook, Bart. SNARLS AND a 1 3 0c1411 I.I24OUAILIWPRID. has appeared as a purchaser, and the price hail since improved to 961 to $ for both money and u follows: Town Tallow, 365. nett cash ; l'etersbur hY C ii, - u.o. 1 , iii. %Moir Bingttam, Portleisdatesett, ane tain Phibbs. t e h e e d spo ef t m , .36 e : h .; ,, ak Oct. 9d to /( Dec a 11i52, 375. 3d. ; on or before 0 , 5 ,..., at ,y.t. In .a. .1. I nom hat night's Glamatta.) Cicalae plass Muss to-day upg . . rne-tark-villr, sad Oelt.hall, Cut The second carriage, drawn by a set of bays, conveying IIL 24. IloiLWave. Tantemsy. tEI I am. account, affording a strong proof of the favourable Ili pr,., , IL" ' '4"bua - the Groom in Waiting to the Queen, Mr. R. Ormsby Owe; BUCKINGHAM-PALACE, FRB. 2.-Present, th e ! t on he m,, ~•---.- indications of the market. Thu following are the BOROUGH HOP MARK ET.-TIIIS I/AY. 1 . 1 ...,; pawls% LA., cal. Se.. Esher. (Surrey. the Groom in Waiting to the Prince, Colonel Wyldo ; and Queen's Most Excellent Majesty iu Council. This day the Si .tia abssiame ... ..-.. . ' us lii 111 1 01. day's transactions, as officially reported : -Three per ......, ; ,,,„.r . 1..„14, iii. Mary Ale. and Ai lineteaamienv the Pain of Honour in Waiting, Mesus. Gordon and Right Honourable Henry Richard, Lord Cowley, and the 11 84 Amlwrg.. Nottletg.,llcola. ISM to a d , 1...,. 17, i1 a t,,,,,,....,,,,,„. Cie/arms. Right Honourable Sir John Patinas, Knight, one of the ill aii =4 1 , 1 , at . i1i a 1r1y . , , ,.. ! .9 16 Cent. Consols Annuities, 961, '-' ; ditto, for account, . 31esers. Pattenden and Smith report a good demand for Runt ••'• I.4 •"'"‘ ' 4 ' ) a.a. ‘" nd , lra.nPle • and Bimeaki"Vaa4 e 'rho third carriage, drawn by a set or bays, convoying Judges of the Court of Queen's &inch , were , by her Ma - se pe 8ingg."....;mr . 1. 1 ..4 96 1. 1 r a,_. Three per Cent. It " euced, 97/, 1; Now Hops, with a very short supple. I .11 '• am ...raw. sworn of her M 'esty's Meat liocourable 1n ...„. ~,,,,,, e.„ 4. , e.wwea,i,.ine.e,,k,a, and Victoria/sad 9sest l the Equorty in Waiting to the Queen, Colonel 1100. Chao. jest,' s command,. . fil . _ is. .., nes ie,..i0t0t5t...14. _ - di s Three -and-a-Quarter per Cent. Annuities. 981, !„ I, . _ - Grey ; the Equerry in %Veiling to the Prince, Lieutenant. Privy Council, and took their respective places at the I Brielelawl Swat ... .. 64 U boat,•:e horn. 7 7 , i ; Long Annuities, 7 ; South Sea Stock, 107 ; Walls End Haswell, 17s. ; Walls End Lama:Mon, His. 9d.- COAL MARKET.- THIS 1/AY. . ..,•reel.tek Fay. the tiro..., Stoke Newborn's. R. ho o 'o • ' ' ' Colonel Hon. Alexander Gordon; and the -Groom of the accordingly. IlLi 10 Odelnalan - ... . ... 111 Isf 111 6 liailk Stock, 216. The parliamentary proceed_ Walls End Eden Main, Mt. ; Russell's Helton , 161. 9d,; i W.farstv I 5 ,3 3 11 . lash. 00 les.F•e. eta) 11, 008 Semialems. Rohe', Lieutenant Colonel Francis Hugh Seymour. ST. JAME/ea-PALACE, JAN. 27.-The Queen has " ow , led meiftwed •• 1 1 let I. 1•S Dabilaami 111111mtione. 10 Illdis 10.151 in •appear already very much • to atrectea r ir rt. r . , a „ 4 , 4;a4arecess. aaa mower The fourth carrier, drawn by a set of bays, conveying been pleased to sppoint the Rev. Henry Mildred Birch to be sy s u g s ra .ss sm s Ships at market, 107. Dral7 nn. • " I ' •I" the Silver Stick in Waiting, Colonel Hall ; the . Clerh Mar. one of the Chaplains in Ordinary to her Majesty. I dims ... ... 51 61 strengthened public confidence, and many ha i v n e - (WA power le odd to thede number.) shal, Lord Alfred Paget ; the Field (Meer in SI siting, Doweleo-writerr, Fee. 2.-The Queen has been 23 . all East Yana (EU Las 1 vestments have taken place, more particularly in le .,„ ‘ „ e e ,„ , . - ....r siedeevie tbrisSy, Erg , CA. (1s& Colonel Sir Ord Honyman ((Grenadier Civards); and the pleamed to appoint the Rev. Samuel W. !Remittals to he Co- to I a 554 .,_ ,Er s t DJ z• -, • 3 1 3 5 the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. The advance LIVERPOOL Felt. 3. The sales to-day are: Su bags Benare . •I , A. to h o s er to the cab ors., lair koreat, and Maker 041 MUMS Comptroller of the Household, the Earl of Mulgreve. lonia! Chaplain for the island of Hong Kong ; also, pleased es. i. teri se To sesa m e n ' llll4 ••••• ;ll II j to-day has been 1 per cent. 344. W.; 350 bum did a, Vs.. tel. ; 1.350 meta Mauritius. 29.. Od. le Com: me , i iils'''''''. and V '' lo6)s • U. ' 1 - 3 " 2 " sad 4164114141 " The fifth carriage, drawn by a set of bays, conveying the to appoint Charles Henry Stewart, Esq., tO be Deputy 16 all s w am 'd m *a; A.. • Tbe unfunded securities have participated in the " Id. ' '' n 4444 ' I "" d° Ibe " 34'• t, 31 .• Ms"... -I. 00 1 ,ffess 11 . • I in,. r %tan .tern. Rf..l Lord in Waiting to the Queen, Lend Waterpark; the Lord Queen's Advocate for the inland of Ceylon. (late SAL ali.) ~.... 46 s Barbs/Inm 12e. ed. Rum -60 putieh Joinable, 33 pinch , ti. milmn1418.81• in Wanting to the Prince, Lord George Lennox; and the I) CCEYOV LANCASTER, JAN . saloon hubeen U all Da 43514 1 11114 Cww se 1 1 general improvement of the markets, and Exchequer without change. gag, Vlour-Yer begs, Ile. Jute-MO ladm - Tpetel • Me GPI tut en, raw.-Mr. J•din Amease. Treamer of the Household, Lord Marcus Hi 11.33 all ism lamoralin .. .. tab 16 t H h l t rid da e y ll p u leased .,,, o t . t . • . p ... poin .._. t .....,. Thornas .„ W th e e ld 6.ol7 Blunde passuie ll of Lass a ; A lt pahgr im pagra; bik, D . 471;; - ..... U 1 11 0 11. 0m b: w ee e l t U a r t t e ll m er en ad t :I_ 4. ll4lllt heg llL uer T n h i e lla following am ts . n o l,iche l . ee no: soei TT: t0.,4 •4 10.1N i ti. -: : o :Lir, bees la.tvpepi . a: 9 : : ::: : : l l, l l: 3 ;: j.:37.br eetelt .:l3,.;:7 - Oru. w rti.:i esea, ,e,::.::::: :: ::„.:eiham:e . 1 a„,,„ ir. a - edit,* Mary Orchard. RM. ii. neepledem• The sixth carriage, drawn by a set of black horses, eon 1, App -ionst r“, om test be SWUM Wm ttnaltwr, ar art 060 1.7 lag the Lady of the Bedchamber in wai , tote Mar- /.. ..... ter 1.7 th '4.7....'"' 1.7 . •• "'' hinsilen . 45 II venal descriptions, 60.. to 635. prem. India Bonds, ibm ear: l l7 ' no: n et y :r al ei d' u essoo.'": ov:naPiede7tt'l:k.;ridolereeratta7reP'rit7le.4.haeArect.". if ta , weeny: pan a .eat ea. allN4. bairems la sl mew se _s. or Dean; eke Lnen Steward, the whams. otherwise they wlll est he '- Lis " Wiliest/tett, JAN. 31.-The Queen has been 0 . le lIIWRINIO 4IIIII 041 •15 79 13 n 1,0001., 70s. its. p f ned by Westminster ; and the Gold Stick in waiting, the salmis taken .300, and include 200 reel.. sad oarse..am, at sei. t..sid • intenatart of Londonderry, O . C . D .pleased to present the Rev. John Reid to the church and ° C IL, iss 33 ...., 11111336304Puti V .24 . " 44 & uneasy& limb esters - - IR the foreign stock market there has been a strong ' - ---- - feeling among many speculators that prices will go i HE CENTRAL AUSTRALIAN GOLD Tho Queens m arvhalmen two and two • the Queen's 111311 NO roue vie. footmen in state liveries , two and two; • • pa rty of the Ices- of Farrar, vacant by the transportation of the Rev. Thomas Mil all Da 1 3 5 lel !labia, 514. ; 500 Egypti in, 31 , 1 to 5,d. ; and 3u4) rural, at 3d, McKie, late minister thereof, to the chinch and parish of 13i. all DO. dessiekkt perCL 13 144 higher, and this has rather limited operations, but a, 314. Mt A ITU 'ATIDNI I he MUSES In this . ps cm ny can be RE- mew Guard. Pi all rt. •MliWtet.llre. 13e 25 those which have taken place in Mexicans, Grenades, MANCH raven, Fax. 3.-The advice, from New York ir• iaThe S te It drawn by eight cream coloured ho Mit lii JOT'S, MUSA'S% rem. the `th mu.. leen MU ta Cute ,rock Ers k ine.... It let Orem Weasels .. all 17 36 1 1 and Equador, have been on advanced terms , were uslaustreqe. abd thmeh Len 5.1), or later than SATURDAY, tly• :th, Ineu the count r y. conveying her Majesty the Queen, his Royal llighuess the W lIITEHALL, FEB. 2.-The Queen has heen se au Lana , an cat ni e .. 73 33 • , ity treat of tn. Kee& Ponce Albert, K.G., the Mistress of the Rubes, the Duchess pleased to present the Rev. William Hayward Cos, 8.D., Illf G . Do. Third. - - ... 7 II pa 74 pm • The following are the transactions which e s i ... li . :,: : :: x: f i e ws . :7. N .ete s w tb,hr. ...j:l:: : : i l str i s: b . n: e icii " : :' ,: h .. 4::: :: . . ari . : b i p ' :" l :: ::: :. ..... ,: , ki t it .H r ::: ki :: : ae . n i n: i v a :ffmi i : nbr th e on...ff ' , 4 : n av ii : t. :3 o a. AilIN SlAtrh" ' "nl* " . of Sutherlind, and the Mater of the Ilune. the Duke of to the united rectory and vicarage of Saint Mary's , Tenby, M. 100 Lawarldre *ad • Ifenullfln Slf Uf 44 $ have as yet taken place. Belgian Bonds, Four- in yarn. In de e d , both manulattun ra and epinmr. ap,emel men 11. AbehOral.'lll., Feb . t MM. Norfolk, K.G. in the county of Pembroke, and diocese of St. David's, void Ul 3 De I *arm ... ... .. - - die .._ . _ - Her Nlajcsty and the Prince were conducted to their ear. by the death of the Rev. John hu nter Humphreys. 40 13 Do. PUN' ... , 71 ti ~ si 1 and-a-Half per Cents., 911. Dutch Bonds, Two 1 to .y cutest by otbmettng to (-mar to'a mule yarn, and p tau:; reddrobed, prey It.. 10 It , Dr. Went Rioing . Unioe 31 31 e Ili and-a-Half per Cents., 581; ditto Four per Cent. by the Lord Chamberlain, the Marquis of Breadal- COMMISSION 810 NED B 7 THE LORD:LIEUTT:NANT 111 ell Leeds Northam ... .. 14 13 mrITCH e1t.11.1% The HORSE-SHOE; a ease Certificates, 901. F.quador Bonds, 41. Frenchßentee, hews o•ntrAct, wen very Eras, -a I could only be thal at full imam. Chaim. ny L. 11. 1 Linn, I l i' rated by U. Cat lamming. bane, and the V s ee -Chanklwrlein, Lord Edward Howard. or Won ~,,, KaHtitlX-Lieut. James Arthur 'faylor to be 111 11, London and Ithwitwall _ 41 7 WOOLLEN CLOT ([. -Ler.na, FEB. 3.-We have no gepaerd ail. Manus. A Guard of Honour of the Foot Guards with their Band eadtain in the Queen's Own Worcestershire regiment of St. too Lan., Bright...l,lk N. Coate 14 •iii ad SS a d Three per Cent., 641 r. .50c. at an exchange of 23fr. . was on duty in the Quadrangle of the Palace, and received Y.omenrie Cavalry. M. MO Umber at Norsk -Weeter 11 i 1174 11711 f 25e. to 30e. Granada Bonds, ex 1kc.,1849. Coupons, wham • little more heath.. may have beet, done. limpaa, W., Ineeenerve•-• awl all 11.01witera material ehaage to rep et in the Our of Poe market tualay t if any, • ---- --- L . t8 ...i 1i 0f ,..,, H . 1:L . 1=5 x. . ,t, - . N .d ow lb.. th4tt p,u the , seas t... t . o lu f he r .: ::: t i w to o y o al e r:ceas .k, c. io . n r e t uitted the Palace at ten minutes c .,. -,, ...et to o f . rp0.4..1...1 by the loon throng of youthful arm. ‘ ,„ . .,,, j ,, , ed by a detachment of the Life SP OR TI NG. - If 12 De. Mho .- . , 2f 1 „ Ilif is M I Do. Stee el.,M.and B.(0 It 1 , IL NO ludon a tiesth.Weetere 811$ 17 ' 871 7 1 50 ill Do.. 850 ... ... . 7 sAs 17 ; ditto Deferred, q 1 , J. Mexican Bond. 321. Spanish Passive , BOnds, 5i ; ditto, New Thri 32 c , Pm Cents. Deferred, 18. WOOL.-ilennensetzto, Feb. 3.-In Wool we have Mel • • bole more animation, an I • Kock. • huh have been laying ImM / nub, !IV penned necort a.l mss. t.a. teemne a aurally an ode. "". Her Majesty and . Prince Albert, and the Royal Cort,te, LINCOLN SPRING MEETING -Ter.ADAY. 49 134 De.. 410 . 51 41 „ No material change occurred yesterday in the mar- for some time are now gelling low. A smell .sh • of consmi at carer. be e" event watelliale nth erierim end rel &wee. N,or it le that... Mailoe 3 11 1.4 peke. y Int ket for foreign exchanges, and ono rates of last pest T. s e . g e .,r y . B" went off '''h .Pint , h" Lad s "Je ' 47 11 , iteiSt. VOW 41 WAsak It 011. Fr servier wine the growth and lure returned to uekinghem p e i e ,.,• at five minutes past thou Twat. STAMM of 7 son. each, with 40 added. One mile. 34' 211 244 ae1Le8 84,4714 i aLIIW naneth.,BbeLALls els*. 31 31 11f gapevaat sell toomityter the Mir, Rowland.' Kawdor, 'or {worm. o' c lock. The Lord Chamberl. , in, the Vice Chamberlain, Mr. Pilling's llsgb Sheriff, * yes, Mt 101 5 ..... .... (Chariton) 1 Sli 41 Do, Man.ts Lisa Union 34 lAs were in most inetances maintained. Short Paris being *lie ads sad nen Seas l e and otn• e A lweate toopflorta, sod and the Master of the Household received the Queen and Mr Morries Hungerfed, 4 yrs, SW 11:ta ........ .... (Ihrtmin) 2 777. • 1t0 , 7741,33 .. . .. . 64 si mi i I HANCEACTURFa.-11 •-- F b 110w:...1. * I kl..lea. s..r e. anti s klie - be teeth and preserving the mar, Ni no , on t h eir return. Mr. B. Austin's Brews 3 ere, tat 11l . (E. Hammel 3 .: -.. 45.110 u Do. eirte.Mia Derby • 24 26 freely offered, was done at 23.25 to 271; ditto three ',sateen a better demand . r.,r eet t e " t. E"FlE i c . 1 3.- t' Thr. er nem rat ~ i w.pt.red Ancient I .. .t . iii; It Rill sat I.' lour' c...e e'''''''''er ed ' 44 " 7.4 * *14. * Ile. '" of ' l '"‘" The Yeoman Guard on duty at the House of Peers were Mr- 2 . I"reini'• Maid sr Lint I -4 I P": ea • •-• • • e 1 5 .1 ) 4 30 ' 47. Midland Omit 3 3 sterna. - - months, 25.40 to 43. Amsterdam was very difficult Iv. tureranunplatn bitterly of the tir.ont me .4 1% ..1 ..n ff f. bon' and Finder, de., bet we carnet vet te'e a general ini ono, meet. Mann. Win inv. The orlr strentine of e.ert. tweet the woe of •• Ito fader the commend of Sir George I'. Lee, Lieutenant of 7to 4 agst Lady Aimee, 3tot mg High Sheri ff , 3to 1 *. e n e aweeet i te , . ... 7. . of sale, negotiations taking place at 11.191 to 12 i.e . ' . ermei tag that ef tbeavie'e on time wrapper m label.- Bold i n k % corp.. lust lanthe, and 7to 1 art Hungerford. Won in a canter, ty ' 9 Snip" Aborgavesay, the difficulty or melting even the:mailed profit on their goals on I le A. Si wV1.171 . aad pose a, lien's Geniis. Web" ad by florins. Hamburg was in fair demand at 13.101 to tie other• day C . O e Tt 6 N d . -. Li t: A .6 l Ps . : . 1; It w T b, ll, A. F t e h tb e . :S ..- 4 n . k . ~,,t or ., e nr ... ar ra ke ll t y „i t's Lady Agnes last, beaten off. and Hereketl . 41 44 dis Sew , es' perfumers. I. Frankfurt was higher, at 1201 to 121. Paper _ ig l u ;ram! haaishilleo . .. : 44 - 44 - 34 1 on Italy was much inquired for, and all transactions o ito r u i : ri l . ale a se r ;i j e u ttz... r e.riey mee.. . ff eon Mar .ble tned.m, and 11 Alt L 0 W'S NEV IN- Management of the Duchy of Cornwall at the Duchy-office, miles aad a half. m 1 is no.N•ertim::: ::.• .. It II di. • ' - is It-al Iligbness was attended by 11,. Dolor . . Badforl, lOst 1314... ........ .._.. .. ...( A. Tartar) I 30 7 Northern Comities Unlit 34 3 ,Ils were dune in favour of sellers. There win some St. rate. Our trade ruled slow at our quo moon% and we base hot taloa 7 1' ' 6 • 'r TU. Yea : tirone t tl:°}l . n. ll C. B. " l l hip?.. emu's Little+ RallareE. 11x ..... . ............ . ••• • (Ifllirfel 2 37. 5,,` N or th 1 7 ,1 7 ;i 7 .., ... .7 71 7 Petersburg paper in the market, but buyers were 's View Halloo, lOst Mb - ... 7 4 It fils ported S'pre'e, 'A elle, WS. to 4us. pre qr. ; red, .. - Metes,' mist beet._,...„ se aUf1,, 44 C 4. , Her Majesty and Prince Atnert, attended by the Mar- t r ,"& " 's ""l „„e 4 r . .. aip one. tam us unwilling to pay the high price asked. For bills on sae to 41.. itarl..y. in'. to lie. 7-• - te „ . "‘„t'',,,,,T s ay na s s '"rb s .,,," ---- sssss s s . 4 &iciness of Douro Lord Wateepark, Mr. It. Orrnehy Gore , Mr. W. Den's fley LA Pet 311 . i "''''", ' * 17. North Staffordabee.. . 91 Ili dui a d ail ad (11. Lainplurh) 3 Spain and Portugal, no variation from preview rates Hem., Feb. 3.-The firmness noted in our last report has r a c tlu q l u tr a the d e a d ri v n a l see !he leZ ' no k. ted nd . A ' t h o dt u r 's af t Tk r o t - toot h'.l •74ollll 6. er b : ‘ rr a .. d urtte ; 1' ..--. '''''' '-'' .."..-"-'--- ---- -.---- Lieutenant-Colonel Biddulph, Colonel Hon. Cherie. limy, Even on View Halloo, 3to 1 cool apt Mclfurill and Bull- "' 13 'l°l3 W " lkra •• ' - 10 1 .1y North Reouta Efratinat 4 die per - 4 - a A was noticed. Vienno and 'Trieste were again higher , and Lieutenant-Colonel Hon. Al.oiander Gordon, left town finch, and 10 to 1 art Bedford. Won by two lengths, three se ea ° i t e m, w e ,. a w,A,,,, ;6 Is Of 7- taxi " 7 the exchange on London tieing on the other aide. a goal tamp!, of Whe . a., he which they were baking a further ad i------------ for Windsor Castle, at eighteen minutes past i .i'clock yes• between second and third, Milford beaten off. St. 35 .cedars Central ... .. It 14 tridav anemone. Her Majesty end the Prink were eon- LINCOLN Srer . rcscitsiie of 1.1 sow. each, with 100 ir e .l i s ii acottlsalafiend .... ... : : Tho quotation is 12.40 to 46. The amount of bus!- ,21 .._ Ile I. * u ..a..n i e u' e t : c a k t U r y le t 7 e4 b :it t s.; 4 6.rt h ir W i ' l;;lr 4 r.7.Pl 9 . l . l { l 4l ." 6 , l4. 1, 1 f ll) - -- - - la."' ---... ducted to their carriage by the Duke of Notfiilk, the Mar added. Thr e mum and a half. I kriewe ' quis of Westminster, the Marquis of Breaddhine, Lord Mr. Werke** Carlin , Wm 311 .. • /51. 7 ...,.) ; 131, all Shrews & Irina , Cis Ji 1 tis 01 IICBII transacted on Austrian places was but tri fl ing. Arm in their demands, which ratter ekeck, tr.n..e.io n nf. Arecsa'rgor iri. r 7 -- ---_ Edward Howard, Loyd George Lennox, and Col. NY Ids. T Mr. Ihmsn.'s Johnnie Barrie. DM 311 Mr. W. II mire. A. Y.. 10et 11l (Thrift) 3 31 1 Si 1 . 10 . , Met M... ••• .. 41 44 (R. inform) 3 10 I 7 threwatouryblierefonitad 14 3; Ms 41 1,..k 8,,,,,k. 21417 19N0L1M1 FUN 06.-Tuin Dar. I hone Alnitlit,.. - of Harley Ow arrevel mum our bat f orn Perim rk, but the bulb was .60td prior to arrival - the ae-w at at.. A -mall pa eel of The alarm& party occupied three of the royal carriages, and 4 .. 1 „... m at . Hak..3 to 1 au , it ; al: ahreerehary and C1.,,' 3 per Ct. Reduced. (.71 I 'lt • ••' 11 Virtn . l ' i! , 4 4 l.l mot. 70a. 71, a o r ld e• in lite.sderti:,:ge crone. }' ire T e e iillati"-112e1r.. airs " 7 "". Oat. 6to ', rat Cirri was re.corted by a detachment of the nth Hussars from , of •:' . - i l, 4 ', „ , - el . igur. W. Men.) ... .. 12 14 9 pre 11. Comala, 40 I 1 ~ , g p .of whir ` be Deport has any other. The race, after 14 i ii h s u n l ess seta for Acet..1.61 I Ewhequor lel% idAl.e. Os. 421 e. almmt tato. , t consioel, go •if 'reely at firmer neat. Peso remain 2 . lAt the ero. warranted to espy Its east le Buckingham Palace to the feralintila of the Great Western A n T rum p . ,. •.,o to t eit st ear AL ttoneoa, mi 1 without much alteration. with few offerng. A la• pp- ffrrlv..l of Lin, t 1. . . lu , e c•le al tie: errs 4a 44 -1 flal. Railway at Paddington. A special train conveyed her the first two miles, was reilu:ed by falls and refusals to a,. to D e : ‘,n eree n l -- - ::: :. 9 8 3 1 8 05 7.2. ea • tes..p are a for ohm ry, es, in Carrig and Johnnie Barrie, the former winning easily by Is 1 Do. New ... ... .. - - FORIHON /USDA. wed has rathrr depressed th e aunt, but Limeed Cakes In - innate Maiestv to Windsor.9S 11; Ire Uwe. ... . 4 31 dis 36 44 pot et. Riliglari.l7 3 3 per Ct. Mettean. 316 2. their value. Hapewed quite nomad; • .ornewhat inereeeed sale for 2 ; 2 11 7h• •.il.ve mummy wl.ll espies It. - - mt. a. st hen the hum My Is aced se WINDSOR, Fan. 3. two or three lengths. Rewrites I:tree's of 3 tors each, with 25 added. Two be " Duca ... ... .. 13 16 per Ch Brattlatif.ll3 5 5 oar IX Peruvian. IQ) 41 Cake,., of which some rental 1 afloat. Imports fr a u, Jac 24 to 30 :- M. 111 Sal f Do. New. 22 4 Mao Deferred. tot 74 *beat, MO; Barley. 133; Beam, 2,102; Pow, 300; Tares, 13; Us " the ,‘"l'L d _,_t l ee...,..edeßF, ( wblebbee_,alwer__„__°l 3- The Quern and Prince Albert, with their suite, the miles. ii 14 le Woks -...29 30 lill per Ct. limmo. A.m.. 49 SI 3 pee lit . Portuaunr. IN 9 seed.l7,ool; on C .keiv, to tee; GUAM, J. 91. , P ,r;,,,,,,.. " ,r„="Z.„„ 5 " ) ' . "' . " .. ..........." a....... 5 .„„. Marchioness of Douro, Lady in Waiting ; Lord Waterpark, Mr. Lafaelooffb's The Retest' (2. Liweintsti) ! ss If Sow& BeeleihßlearDa 291 Ile pm Ct. Chaim. 101 le3 3 per Ct. Itunatan, 111 14 ',same, Feb. 3.-We had a fair supply of Wheat s- 1 I r ._ __ _ ruin __ _ _„,. __ _ _f,.; IT --, di is - 6 .-7,.. dared- Lord in Waiting; Mr. Ormsby Gore, G room in Waiting ; Mr. Lase. T,,e tiener•-1 OR Iwi innre air me 6111331. Colonel Hon. Charles Grey and Lieut.-Col. Hon. A. Gore- Mr. lii•Till.., IA " I bt6 Wiliest/ a IS 13 Maas. awl Desimalles- P"..id) 3 se Is Th emedliesestambetaidi 14 IS die par Cl. Chtitan.l.3 3 licr Ch banish. 74 73 41 ter Co. finnan. NM f 6 per Ct. sooner, A 0..., 23t f merchants tool Warr% nst being willing to give he t titian required, ode. propelled alowy, and the mark. t clued about hot week's *AMEN BARLOW, 14, KIM _WO= don, Equerries in Waiting ; and Lieut.-Cul. Buldulph, NIL Siniawin • Secret Per OL Dubla. 90 1 3par U• Amide, 404 1 ln. Pamirs. St I rtles. Vine nial•ina Rmley readiiy obtuned la. per qr. edemas. rinm.Mensien-leresa an-alleholl Ina Muter or the Household, arrived at the Caade by special o i - • The f llow'ne also started :-Mr. IV. Davy's Advance, so •au uggleed mg : 8- 4 Z ...modes, 4 a i 51 per Cl . Teuesuola. 35 37 Beans and P.a. but few nn offer, and Is. per qr dearer. Mr. H Bird ' s Snipe, Mr. Brown's Shepherdess, Mr. et.l 15 Yorkllletwailaidewwit• 171 It 171 14 . 11 . -76 me are 111u5i0re 444 .15 1010 . 01 train on the Great Western Railway at ten =Mutes past ' me Ct. thwart, 161 171 Da Iteferred. 1113 Latins. Fr.n. 3.-Our arrivals of grain are moderate ; will hie now eel addrese. Chamber's gr eby Grigson, Mr. Simpson's Deceiver, and II M Do. do. Inleadeas .. 1 74 as barbselan 5 per Oeul. 1174 alt. whew sells slowly ; the trade, however, se firm, and prime of Friday five o'clock this afternoon. A Guard of Honour from the 1.1 I 9 Do.O.N.LPairdleen .. 3 Si. 38. !niche. grata s sew method of lapplaff moks. warrant. , fa . Mr. Dawson • • hm by Emilia'. fully su.mined. Fine SO. y ratherer, veers op In value Oats sod sash, all woe me ft. s ag a s, h e veg.). em retail w e k gtk 2nd Battalion Grenadier Guards, with the Band of the 2to 1 The General, 4to 1 each sgst Secret and Lod- .I . 4° York 4 " ! UM 33111 J W 114 n ni I i aget LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. shelling fully modem. The woe remark app li es to brans. Arrivals 1.711..5TRD tar WRAPPUtet IN aspens& the laran=nothal Regiment, received her Majesty at the Railway Station. tea week :- What, 1,257 gra • Oats, :6 ; barley, 2,243 ; Beans. dicgion, and 6 to 1 Ault The Reivcr. Won by a length, emus suer, st 6d. sod In. oar mem. The trade The Matchlock of Douro has relieved the Vocoun LISMI LIASIID AT mum Rlll4l/1114 p ...._ For Mimi. 7O - Rapeseed, 9 , ; Linew d, 303'. Loddington a bad third. 5.5, It is ia the Out Eshabllbu Seellet U. Mw NIL Canning in her duties as Lady in Waiting ; Lord Water. (' Ails , Bra 3. per I 1 - I.IIOILTON BUZZARD, Feb. 3.-At this day's' market The Reiser is objected to as being thoroughbred, and stl4 Ni Money. 'Opening 1114bist lures. Maw them was again but • moderate pup.", of Wheat anti Marley allow. wallUttly Palk h" r.lieved 14:4d B y run in hik dude ' " Idlrd is The General as having won • hurdle race of the value of Galas (1•17 4 1:01 g = al a 4 -- - --- Pe ;an the tamer 1141elLet ad...moor quotations ad pee load, sad %Veiling ; and Mr. It. Ornuby Gore has relieved Lieut.-Gen. at. B o th cam 373 . 7 d 07 . 37 .. 3 par Centa. THE STRIKE. Sit Edward Bowater in his duties as Groom in Waitaki, to we aol,Osteekmusem is Ipm Onus. BFTTINO ON Illit CTIESTBR CUP. I I (IsmodeoWnitWenessw SS 19 a 4 ism Oembe. hsr Mejesty. 10 to I eget Man ahon4l7 (a) 1 , 44 I.; 1 ape 11• 4444 71 44. 1111 ed (t), le 841.1 • . . ... da. Maw la w LONDON. ZS m 1 - Clingemor (11 PI - ... Ds. to Us Ilassu old, 19a. to Mc; new, Ills. to Igo Peas, lee. to The Rev. T. Wright Whitaker, bad an intarview plater- Semi IS IS US OWL ... ... .. At a meeting of the members of the Central Asso- day. with Earl Grey, at the Colonial-office. sai 1191 Onto wthosit &geminates Earlulte on Lo date :at UM. 17 73 f ll OW% 23 It Lawn, Feb. 3.-The supply of Wheat to-day was not cate.n of Employers of Operative Engineers, de., held yes' The Right lion. T. B. Macaulay had an interview with THE Quart's Beaten BT SUBMARINE TELE- 0 .... 4 to u . w .,... , is I , 111381311. 3 , 1840 looe MOW , Naples Bastes ..... ... 99 74 Mosey sot large ; but, m the demand wits hardly so rod es last Tuesday. today at their eine,. in Bucklenbury, it was resolved to SW George Grey yesterday at the Home-office. ORAPII.-Yesterday will, to some extent, be remembered lyg 17f OulatairsmAge, New Do. b. 16.1 - ... Rum Lou. 11131 • - - hale massed Ueda. Hoiden were, boweeer, wry arm, and pains opra their establishments on Monday nest to any or all the The Countess they had an eve ' party on Monday at in connexion with the remarkable transmission for the first Milandoang.Weinral 114 il Da. 44 Do. 34 - • 1 70 . Os 1830 •• 18 •- must be written without alteretl tn. Barley .. ems a ready sale, at as Treeenr7 Wu& - - - advance of In per qr. from the rates of this day m' Whe at Oats. 'pram* required on each signing a copy of the following h its ...id.. ea cark 077 .;, ; ,,.. time of • royal oration, under the sea, between Darer and le 80 ._ Jamas& _ 44 Piedmont 55. Cent l9 lb Bank shares • Yin .:. Beano, and Peso very Sr.., with an upward temkney. Wheat, white, declaration : Calais, on its way-after being delivered from the throne at „.. mm .....7. m .„ . p hi: 68 PARIS, FRS. 3. -Versailles (right bank), 290 ; d itto tuf. los. to 111. Sr.; red, .01. to lef. 10a. Bartey, ill. to Sr. Oats, - • which latter "'" "1 du beret/ honestly declare that lam neither now, THE New SECRETARY AT WAR .- The Right St. Stephen's-between London and Paris, in Semidasthatortbers) IS 334 (lelt beak), 141 30 ; Paris and Orleans, 1,030; Parks end Rouen, 10a. to 70e. Be ses, 29.. to 3. e. pep, 294, In Or, oar will 1 during the continuance of my engagement with city,through the medium of the submarine telegraph, it oro, i $ * a D,„„, r..„, 4 1 467 ha ; Rouen and Hams 310; Mantillas and Avignon. 222 30 : LIVERPOOL, FEB. 3.- The supplies of grain and i my pra seat employers , become a member of or support any Hon. Robert Vernon Smith has been appointed Secretary receive.' and read in an hour or so after its delivery, being (lamelmfissattesatcra 1 Ipm Strasbourg and bate, PA 23 ; ceaue, 447 50 ; Boulogne and Ambit.. Roar emitinue to be entail. Hol have silted murk Armes,s soraty which. Illfreey or indirectly, by its rules, meetings, at War, in the rain of the Hon. Fox Msule, appointed at the same time also almost simultaneously disseminated 50 lO TerhaNllM HO tel 167 MI 23 ; Orient. 900 Radom.. 448 75; Nsetbers. 563 73 : Pm' tied and the late advance in rake h a rm been ntaintauted. Tee business etrsebount. 437 SO . Peri. and Lyon ., 573 SO; Tours and Nantm. during the owe, hooey, r, n o Men quite et elated to the tumble/ ft fund, prof. ass to control or interfere with the arrange- President of the Board of Trade. Mr. Smith is representa. by the electric telegraph company through all the chief 1 11 14 i n 34 Da y . t ah. olorol 1 4 41 .u. " 0 1 1 :-.1 1 . 38 .. 34 195 : Bardimem and Taste, 413 ; 84. Ow none, OOP. needy buyers. The farmer. an bringing leeward liberal supplies of meats or noulations of this or any other establishment, the t i nt f or N ort h ampton. towns of the United Kingdom. . 10 SO Lied* &earned fMldlani,' 1411 1024 1114 MADRID, JAN. 29.-Three per Cents., 38 ; wheat into the interior markets, where prices are still below that hear. or tense of labour, the agreements of employers or - TIIE Loss or TIIE AMAZON.-At a meeting O f in 114 tag. .54 nege v iee , Tim New JUDGE - Th e statement of Mr. Cromp- a ft er R e i n, 38i . N ew Th ree per w i t s.; 181 ; ranging at the ports. The wheat Omit is re-parted to be looking ma employed, or the qualifications or period of Berets.. Ido ug Council on on y afternoon , it the l'orts mouth Bore h M da lleneed bellsonlattnetwal Ilf 12f z a • markatry well, sod the Beason, to fey kw born highly favourable for after Boise, 18; p. Coupons, 9j ; after Boise, 91. Pas- it. There was • limited at end imee of buyers at oar Cora Exchange else further d, clap; that I will not ; while in my cement em kw ', Positive •aPPointmellt to Mr. Justice Patteman's beat was unanimously resolved that a letter of thanks be trans. a 20 Ditto Itnisteutft (ditto); 94 If this morning. The sale. of wheat were moderate. at much the ranee 1 43 7ineel. rail in lies slim the right of any man to follow on the bench is premature. The learned judge's formal milted to the French Pert Admiral at Brest, expressive of &I) 10 L4 " 144(4u5 ' 49.4Cut 'l .. ie lives, 5 9-16 ; a ft er Bolsa, 5 9-16. Bank of St. (IsmslU &MU ...... re my tout .t calling in it hi, li he may di sire to engage, Ur of resigastion will not take place before the 10th, when Mr. their sincere gratitude for the humanity and sympathy *sa s er a i s im a a l Ferdinand, 1031. Exchange on London, 50.90. ty i ' aa I ."' ruelda fi Flaw w. ' , TT btu ',deell tn , ad the print mconevdered &lightly ea ker fur barrels breech pack flour cote say i miaow to make what arrangements, and engage evinced by him in so promptly despatching a steamer, with Owed to Bort.Cesoties 54 SS BERLIN, JAN. 31.-Voluntary Loau, 1021; ditto, fully as dear. laiten corn was without came.. Vim niaming cote Cot workraeo he pleases, upon whatever terms they choose Crompton will be appointed to succeed him, as announced ngrossed on vellum and to . ilai r mi l ash -' - oil em the view of rendering a...stance to the unfortunate pos. le 41 Ditto 41tto New 56 IS were wssee, and brought full prices. Barley was 2d. per Yodel Four-and-a-Half per Cent. (1830), 1011 ; ditto sate illy tu agree. is the &rem of Jan. '2'2 last. penmen and crewel' tho British Royal Mail steamer Amason. 1 1 21 27111 01 6 4 1 .,_Wre11ue. Los 1 deorer. Beams end Pea& wer •un at-red In value. Arrivals booths " Dated the day of 185 THE A RMT.-11 13 now stated to be in contempla. Tbi letter was ordered 4 ° be e Ilnos.hYork 44 44 (18.52), 101 • National Debt, 89; Commercial Marine, rut /wt. to the Sod Yet . McCain into Lawns& .V. heat. ON qrs ; I i 96 11 Dttne dues (Al (situ as 121 I ; Bank ' Shares, 981. Barley, 272; Malt, 1,821; OW" 1,917; Beans, lia • Pees, 331; " (mad ) Son to place the other Dragoon Guards upon the WIN foot have the corporation seal attached, and to be forwarded ly , , „ mil.. is , witi , Indian Corn, 3,013; Oatmeal 3,033 sae's; Flour. 1,1'41 lacks and e Witness ing as the Ise Dragoons , the regiments all to hest eight the Town Clerk to the gallant and humane o ffi cer • Ouselte Ruses 161 111 114 35 4 _ ._- 0,014 barna. Maoris t 3 Irel.nd : Wend, MI gra ; Foam, 69 troops each. Six of the regiments of Light Cavalry will, it THE AMAZON.-Yesterday the Board of Trade in- el 51 Rouble Mei nelleW (Imo Indian Com e 2,057; F oar, 2'o maks sad 753 brio. M , NCHESTER. is understood, be armed with the rifle carbine. Four mei. quiry into the circumstances connected with the lain of the to Orson Merifterto MINES. LYNN, Feb. 3.-Our market to-day was moderately sup The operative engineers of the Amalgamated So- mews of the will , in all probability, be selected PTAs Amazon was concluded. The principal evidence taken was te 4 nath rk ‘ lll• P risb nakunaten liala ', ienan l lllll° :1 ______ we ed s i Wheat and Bewley; the trade not guile so bride, hut WA • ek' price,. were given. Wheat, filibs. to 6Bbs., 41s. to 424.; defy coLttalar their exertions as actively as ever to procure cores : and the lightcompanies of all reginseats are alio to that of Capt. Chappell, who repeated the statements made '• *wavy * ' lf 16 dis THIS DAY. stiles., 418.; white. Stn. Barley, best runs, 300. to as .; extra, 325. Me one*, of war. There are, we are informed, about be armed with the rifle-a necessary measure, as all our by him on the first investigation respecting the eaceUent gi g Wen Ts iwh 1 I &Minn. Two o'Ccome. to 3 Iff.; lamina. 28s. to 2/M. seventy trade.' *Kittle, in Manchester, and of these between rifle corps are now is India, the Cape. and Cusack. condition in which the unfortunate ship went to sea and ``area Is iMeiMersaleir. 3116 39/ • 261 Everything is very quiet in this market, wi th NIWCASTLC, Feb. 3. -Our market to-day was fairly sup. the efficiency of her *row. At the conclusion of the eel. Ms Me Wing a 1133,33333 (heel r •"r plied wok Wheat Irons the eouotry, which wet slowly off at &decline ItILIO dlipolllLloll ICI ope rate la present. Present quo- am. i s i e . per q r. wrier. of booth country and foreign Wheat thirty Aral forty sent delegates to a meeting at the Brewer's Mama, Wasteen. lllf 921 As.. Oldham.ro id, a few day • ago, when a resolution was LIST OF SHERIFFS. deuce, Captain Beechey announced that the inquiry was tow closed, with the exception of some opinions to be taken - weird pledging these unions to support the engineers intations are : Agna Fria, 21, 1. Nouveau Monde, were on the wbole firm, and undated on la' Saturday'rates, but as - on spontaneous combustion, which had been offend but ISMILENCI SMARM 11, 1. British Australian Gold, 1. Australian Free- millers are now pretty well In stock the demand was co tobned to Deem. the •. posent 'Dike against them of their employers." The (Prom lan night'. Gaulle.) show bu who were able to buy at rather uu.ler under last weak's were not read. When their report was made, it would be 8I 24 lAbleaulM ....nes appointed by her Majesty in council for sent to hold, par to 1 prem. Colonial Gold, 1 to 1 prem. rates. One petal of prime red nog .:k In good ewalitioa was 5051 at Maartoster and Salford for last week was nearly 2001. the Board of Trade. at. , to Vans:eels LIP .. _ 43, 611 S a lts., but to bare sold in quanta,' 4 s. ts oil not have Men The I. l v oorry . tends are coming in very slowly, and the Ilm you 1842 . is Chewer and Holyhead STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN FRANCE AND 44 I 7 , • 15f Port Philip, par to } preen. Carson Creek, Ito 1 ......„..a. Prat . 33333 a 3.3433,37 . 3 are .734 i. ly held a. 32a. to Anal:nuatist society attribute it to the etioduct of the cm- ENGLAND. el all IL and Aber BRAZIL.-Nantes L.-Nantes newspapers mats positively that the vita. 1 - eki - i - le sietia. - ewe , - They nay that the employers have caused it to go Banroansintax.-84 John Montague Burgoyne, of But - blishment of a line of transatlantic ett amen between Nantes NI Ili ItememitiemS.loo4llp. 26 2f ave.. 8.. and Per arm. We observe no alteration iktite vale of Oats ; IRO Reek that they (the employers ) would find work in their tee. But and brazil is on the eve of authorisation. The Mare de la 111 Si asuaraCasuities amus e M. Mims. ;Paid prime dose 411 M. Motels week about 3 Se. W. pre qr. ' I yesterday. to-day. PLYMOUTH, Feb. 3.-The corn market was well attended sill. err the labourers and keep them from nerving, and Bran/mum -John Samuel Bowles, of Milton Hill, Esq. Loire says that fir. at amers will be provided for this son . 5 per Ca.- a ... Jigs I lea _ by farmers thlimuralng, but owing totheir generally taking advanced Bt CattrOttellenlll.-Charles Robert Scott Murray, of vice. They will put in at Santander foe passengers and 1 ' WOO de, Me ' - thee Am& the public • pretext fur declining to aid them,ti) l i is l D 0.150.4 pit Oseet. Sleek 11 iir ...cm. Bbar t e l.... Tea 1111 11 pen 16 f rates kw Isle. wen made, tbougt Met week's prices were tnaintained. letbat Iher are likely to starve through the erroneous int- Danesfield, Egg. merchandise, and at Lisbon for the former only ; they will N in gmoym me m ic cog 10 100,000 10s, /Melo Califoinilan . .6 The urine from aloud or connate* continue mull, as are Nachos; pie.e.n thus created. At the dices of the Amalgamated CALOR. AND Heser.-William Parker diamond , of Pam. afterwards touch at Pernambuco, 'labia, and Rio. S 1 5 Ereskarets, s td' MO* le 'Amman meaty Ball grain. Barley may be quoted I..dearer. The weather Form IV It Was stated yesterday that Messrs. Galloway and Piatnrd. Eq. THE MURDER NEAR GUILDFORD.-The recent Dub% 41 pm ... I IMs 10.000 10 Amtrak. g 1 g euntanues way wet, and the eondltion essay farmers' samples la to,. of Meath, ster, had re-opened and taken 40 to .s'o Noel. Cu .. D.-George Henry Oliphant, of Broadfichl discovery of the murder, which was committed at Ald- ill, 124 Oresllkehat_ ... ll . lml3ll 1 146 11 .8. pm 71 00,600 I Ave Marta 1 1 Mei pm 8,000 54 Bleansrun Iron sad Coal all .. ... abated by It. Sauget:me Feb. 3.-The weather to-day has been very rtl eon on, upon the understanding that pending the H o w ° . B i g' bury, near here, about twelve months sines, and come . . .I=7l6"... r nym e n i . y 7 3 , 010 .. 'Ramos swlp step. me y were to work over-hours when breakdowns or Camonna.--George Holland Aekers, of Moreton, Eq. roculars of which appeared in the Expeau of ns i 4 , tegegiggvagg - 146 - lit die 100,orke . 1 *IOW Australian G01d... all 4 diaper 1 than of late. We had • full attendance this amenlea, and the supply Mut. nt •e• occurred, receiving double wages for overtime 12 me. Sir Henry Sacheverell Wilmot, of Chad- Inds'', has created a great sensation throughout this It. 100 : De. 4 per 010.141* - - - 10.000 33 'Brim% Imp (ha. at 31. pra. 341 - - Wig tolerably good; the antiaird advance. on What for several wok en allowance of 2i hours for refreshment during the deaden Hall, Bart. part of the country. It has already been stated that SLIM 'Le. 8,000 se I Do. Obese@ sad Celbs .. an - - welts out has almost brought it to the top pries, as balms us Smelt. -the agreement to be void should the strike not re. Dicroasniaa.-James Cornish, of Black Hall, E•q. the child, whose remain' were found at the bottom e , ~„„ , CGRAIIMUU I9S3II ._, s __ 14311 ". - - 11,000 -M I Do. St. Mut Del Bey ... IS - - mote slack than last week, and only tho beet dry mantis were la de. ISt .1, fa, our of the operatives. The labourers are nate- DORDEVNRIRR.-Augustus Faster, of Warmwell, Eq. of a well, was a fine boy, about three years of age, and .... ... l ila wow www. a pare , sit. 1411 146 ad mend at Mat marks!. prime; inferlite rears wire dinette to eon. ILUIO O - - Kolar unaltered In value. A fair supply of Barley, and tee demand rely v. ry jealous of the conduct of the variety. DURHAM.--Jobs Bowes, of Streatham Castle, Esq. that a man nsmed Keen, who since the birth of the child 13; 13s landem 11 !CM/v.l * ) 3 per Cont... , - -70,00 n 4 'log. atAnsullaa Copper 31 4I pax a continues good; a further advance ot ..d. to Is. per qr. wee obtained, Ermax.-Sic Charles Cunliffe Smith, of Sutton. Bart. had married the mother, had been suspected of throwing it 10 Ia I illi =thWestsraNew 111 Spm 10,000 10 Cloweal se - - bat sales are not passed, healers being la anticipation of a farther Owecairrastanias.-Winchomb Henry Howard , Hart- down. All doubt has been set at rest by the confession of 33 •35 Ism Nel It II 3 ..000 1 Holden Mementela... ~.1 es- ..,- . NAVAL. ley, of Sodbary, Esq. Keen's wife, who has stated to the superintendent of police, 1 . 0 ; I ...._e•••••••,.. el• ••• •• 1 3 11.000 3 oar Felipe* all per jpm burley 112 e. td . ems refused. Oats end Beans the eau as last wish, --- . H anzroaresettaa.-William Trevellyan Keville Davies, that, in the month of February, last year, while passing ;L is ; mim ." o „ . .`• •• a r• • •, ;; A o. es 1 ,3 ..- 4 ~... I. Illeilusitllselllaarriona 9- - 200,000 I Manwen Mosatle - li I sad little dein,. Peen were the t , rn •lemer. AD ILTY, FEB. 3.-PaOMOTIOS.-C. Richer& of .. W3333 " 4. ' E44l ' near the old well with her two children, here husband toot Ill ' 6 mg p li a s . ....... 6 g e 7,000 U de Cuba 10 ) 10th, - 1 - - nlltTloltollllll/11.-Wynn Ellis, of Ponsbourne Park,CATTLE, die.- B•Lissuay, Feb. 3.-The supply of 10 the rank of Paymaster and Purser. APPOINTMENT,- an opportunity when she eras at some distance from him to sr ;so S..M Saameian... ..... IS 11 15 4.000 10 Iln DER newts to-day was a full armee number, end the quality of • 5 11710 on Superintendent S. Noll**, to nab*, &mein ship. Ba k throw the eldest child in : she beard it fall andrernained some 1' 1 01.0011Motes4 3; pry Ct. 44 11 43,174 M. Mlf thhed Mutsu - - I Rat. r's A...natant IL R. Holbrook, to &notate*. arr.-Sir John William Lubbock, of High Elms . • He threatenedmurder h isti 3 118,111110110 1 . ... • i oi time c ry in g near the well . to be t • 104,0110 1 tweet Wrier ll4 pa good ;Yellen of them was very good. The attendance) ot buyers wee aaAllrather limited ; oususently, the trade was Mock ; W the claw of Down. Bart Pettus:tit - Tit, Fee. 3.-The Neptune, 120, fitting ' ' if she said anything about it, and she had coneequently 10 1 . 4 4" business, many reetainsd an hand. Priers averaged moot. the mete LZICRIBTRIBRIRE.-Sir George Howland Beataoat, of afraid 0 Sa rd 1 Waller - ft Leper . Oro bees rat our last market. There ono • erroonstge mit lv of o die ordinary depot ship, has got down her harbour top- Coleartoa, But. to do so previously. a tu ay . lest the no. • a ouswartlarea. l assort. 19 1 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. averap quality; the trade vow bonder, sad only the bet c re:rt i p! OW.. for the purpose of fitting her sea topmasts ; the LINCOLNIINIRE.-Cileorge Towline • of Ribs Grove E man Keen and her husband, who was taken into custody II 10 atirmrsiCtemase(Nor.W. llons of Mattes obtained former quotations; a otearance wan not ef- Adrarelty having issued an order that all harbour guard when thaw circumstances transpired, were brought up for I I nio.l s irw test- ... ni !is -- ~- •- - • . .. . . MONNoCTRIIHIftI.-WrilliAM . Ilunier Little. of Ll ' lnv N are . •,,,a.l Pie. wee. 1rv...1v runtai..l. rod • fide lek.in••• wen in....._ LIST OF SHERIFFS. (Pram last Wen'. Gatzefk.) Sheriffs appointed by her Majesty in council for the year 1842. ENGLAND. Banroanettinn.-84 John Montague Burgoyne, of Sut ton. Bart. Braasions —John Samuel Bowles, of Milton Hill, Eq. BICRINONANANIIII.—CharIes Robert Scott Murray, of DaneeSeld, Req. CAMN. AND Heirr.—William Parker Ilamoad, of Pam piaford, Eq. C A MD.—George Henry Oliphant, of Broadfield House, Esq Cansions.--George Holland Acker., of Moreton, Eq. I) ins. Sir Henry Sacheverell Wilmot, of Chad de.den Hall, Bart. Dwroanniaz.—Jamee Cornish, of Black Hall, Esq. Doitarramtan.—Aagustus Faster, of Warmwell, Esq. Drawaw.--John Bowes, of Streatham Castle, Esq. EAINI.—Sir Charles Cunliffe Smith. of Sutton., Bart. Oiorcasennantat.—Winchomb Henry Howard Han ley, of Sodbary, Esq. Hnnaroll/16111111.—William Trevellyan Keville Davies, of Wigmont, Eq. HIKTIOIIOIINI/tl.—Wynn Ellis, of Ponsbourne Park, Ba stie.—Sir John William Lubbock, of High Elms Down, Bart. LNICSIITINANIII.—Sir George Howland Beaumont, of Colearton, Bart. LINCOLNIINIAR.—Oeme Towline, of Riby Grove, Eq. MONNONTNINIIII.—WiIIiam Hunter Little, of Usurer. Orange, Esq. NORFOLL—YiNderick William Irby, of Boyland Hall, F-11 . rrowsnott.—Langham Christie, of Preston ' Dena NONTry, lioq. ECNIZILLAND.—Thomas Wood Cramer, of Crueler- Tower, Eq. Norrontwastawinn.—Henry Frederick Walker, of Blyth Hall, Esq. OVIDADANIIII.—Jobs Henry Ashurst, of Watentock, E TUTLANININI.II.—WiIIiam tie Capell Brooke, of Martins• IborPr, Eq. Smaorstetan.—Robert Burton, of Longncr 11411. Eq. Sumeaxgranian.—Montague Gore, of BArrow.eouit, Ea q. STA /FORUM 1111.—John Ay,hford Wise, of Clayton Hall, E. IOVNTT or FIOrTNANPTON.—Francis Jet-vein Ellis Ji r noise. of Herriard Hoeft, Eq. SU YrOLll.—Jases Hamilton Lloyd Anstruther, of Hintle sham Hall, Eaq. NUOINST.—George Robert Smith, of Selsden, Croydon, 11.q v . tsainx.—Philip Soloman., of Brighton, Eq. W•DWICASN I Iti. --Sir John Newdigate Ludford Chet woile, of Ansley Hall, Bart. WINTNOUILAND. —Richard Born, of Orton Hall. Eq. Wn.neetan.—John Bird Fuller, of Reston Park, IN. WORCNIT AWN I RN. —Sir Edmund Hungerford Lech mere, of the Rhyd, Bart. Totems:oz.—Ma John Henry Lowther, of Swillington, Wakeinkl, Bart. WALES. ANOLISET.—ina Lloyd, of Maes-y-porth, F.sq. Mildmay Pell, of Tyin iwr, Eq. C•RNARVONSIIISS.—Martiu William., of Penainw r, tan.—Charles Ilantlyu William., of Drrllys Conn. Eq. C A RDIGANANI AI.—JONA Jonca,of Derry Ormond, Esq. 100 Do. Noir Our. ffaw 133.L00d0s t D.Wasi.(Cuo... floonfoo) put LookallaaWoosers New! 4 114u0.11hea/aAnoiao.2l el; 10, Do. Sew SlO 11 Do. SO ,DlandetoKlti.at I cut looksomo Ilforfak Zatmooon . Do.Goorsotad 31 pnet, Nora Scala Oda* Worausto , , Weber, 213.6 For obtowollflarto.ol ewOomt. Mauro& Memo (Nar.M. Xli.) I per Cent-. . dna Devon Turk. DewueuUe,t Berw.,l Otalora of ano.porolt. Dips IL 13 111 id 14 Pa 13 6 1 1 " 44 I • 14 " 111 Is 11 13 15 141 4 I AL AINIfttLVV, FEB. 3.—PIMMOriON.—C. Richard. tn th. ',ink of Paymaster and Purser. Arcot. . 4. superintendent E. Monett, to Fairlie, couvict ship. Mot. ,'a Araintant It. B. Holbrook, to &magician. F..ltTaß4it'lll, FEB. 3.—The Neptune, 120, fitting a die ordinary depot ship, has got down her harbour top •. for the purpose of fitting her sea topmasts ; the Aihmnilty having imied an order that all harbour guard akwo titled with the former me to have the latter fitted and kept on hoard is madninew for foreign nervier: should they w.paired ; it having recently taken the Britannia two days after she was commissioned to get her sea topmasts fillid and ready. The Britannia will be paid advance el , se ea Thursday. The Retribution, 28, steam.frimilm, Thu Le paid wages at Flpithead to-morrow The Ilya% show-4o op, Commander B. !gum, was paid edvanee is Ise mat oat to Spithead this afternoon. The Victoria mei Albert. Royal yacht, was taken into dock to-day. K l ktkSth 4 , FEB. 2.—We hear from good astir. 1 , 11, 7 !hat her Majesty's ship Genera, $4, paid p oll lost walk 'nu shortly be commissioned at this port to suply the pine he Monarch, st, guardship of the ordinary, whim 5' offices and crew are to be turned over to her. The 5..11 ei then to he brought forward as an advance she, " 4 " the command of Captain G. It. Monday, now img Ceptlia to Vier-Admire' the Hon. lamellae Percy; and Capon C. Eden, at present private secretary to Sir F. T. Swine. rim Lord of the Admiralty, will succeed Captain k Mundy in the Waterloo. Vs. 1. ,, r, lon, 98, lilt elm second rate, Captain the lion. Noplord, will, it is said, he ordered to complete b lull roniplement of 820 officers and men in April, and tires en. of a Channel squadron. Tio 120, flagship of Vice-Admiral the llom. Prrry• although coming out of the basin so most Ike tole. will permit, will not be ready to receive her 41, •ftubd crew (at present on hoard the Minotaur hulk) Mom laetalatit's (:nrerre.) ADMIRALTY. Joe. IC. Oen ti levee u,.„,.._ir m o beat, W. J. P11100.1.11V to he tar..,, ike.; Peet Luna 0. 0. ALAZAJMNIII to lb• to h..p.; Ike. Lima A. V. t:arreurr.i. to he le ' nee hos; ry, Bau beat. RP. Paircimao "*. le 4%, eve megawatt, prom CATTLE, tie.— B•Ltanvay, Feb. 3.—The 'apply of Beau today was • full &serum number, end the quality of • pod wirtion of them ma very pod. The attendance of buyers was rather limited; oasequently, the trade .m .lack; at the close of bminem many remained on Mod. Price a 'served mods the same mat our tut market. There was • Dimmable .up ly of average gustily; the trade arna inactive, end only the tat e t eo C. e t a p. dons of Mutton obtained former quotations; • °leavened ma not ef fected. Pigs were Israel supplied, and • fair Matinees was acted ; mires were on the RIIISIICS. The supply of dead Pip wu 'bort, and priors unaltered. 01 beef, tic •I. to 9a. (Id. per Caw and Heifer, Its. Gd. to 7a. Id. Down Statics, Id. pm lb.; ter, Ad. to 30. Pork, per store, 7e. to be. ; kid. to Gd.; Boom 711. to 7d. pm ib. More Pigs, from If.. to tee. seek. tidal 4Pows, from 101. *llk Ora - esinatioa before the Oatldlok bench of maesintes, and remanded in order to afford time for collecting all the facts relating to this horrible affair. The discovery of the !Unf elt is said to have been mainly brought about by the graad mother of the child, who, learatats its fate. communicated with the police. On the 27th ult. Keen, while in custody, was visited by his wife, and it was upon that occasion that she made the statement above alluded to, and directed the police to the well where the remains of the child with found. It is 150 feet in depth, amid was attached to ea Al cottage on the estate of Mr. Drummond, at Aldbury. Tilt. MURDER lIT POISONING AT Litwvs.—The coroner's inquest in this case, the substance of which we gave yesterday, was brought to a conclusion on Manley night. The jury returned • verdict of " Wilful warder tut.iinst Sarah French, otherwise Sarah Ann French." The unhappy woman was immediately committed, on the thee. nor'. *arrest, for trial at the next Lewes amine. HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE WEEK. -- The official report states that the deaths from all ammo registered in the metropo'itan districts have shown through out the four weeks of January a tendency to decline, the numbers returned for these periods having been as fol lows : 1,111, 1,096, 1.061, and, in the work which ended last Saturday, 1,002. In the ten weeks corresponding to last week of the years 1812-51, the average number was 1,071,and if this be raised in preportion to the increased ainnunt of population now in London, it will become 1,178, compered with which the mortality of hat week shows &de crease of 176. Lest week the births of 822 boys and 794 girls. Ma lit, We children, were registered in London. In seven ing weeks of 1845-51 the average was 1,415. e rs ei rtloyal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean height seder barometer was 29 716 in. The mean temperature wan 42 . 1 deg., or nearly 4 degrees above the average of corresponding weeks in ten years. The mean it fly tern venture was above the average of corresponding day., on every day of the week, earept Wednesday. On Sunday. Illaseley, and Friday it wee about 6 dogs. slime the ORM.. The wind blew r nerally from the south west. T asnesat of rain which fell during the week was WI la MINCING LANE.-THIS DAY. ISCOAl.—There has not been a public mile to-day, end but little doing by private contract. It/fined : The mar ket remains steady ; low brown lumps, 435. g 11; fair t flag, 44a. to 48e, Corra2.-200 make and 100 bags plantation Ceylon were offered, and chiefly bought in ; 600 bags good ordinary native Ceylon were also offend, and bought to, 395. Rica-5,760 hogs Madras (Coringa) were offered and , 1 chiefly sold at very full prices, Be. 6d. to 10e.; 700 bags Bengal sold at rather lower prices, 10s. 6d. Sricza.—Nutmegs: 60 cases Penang sold at full prices, Is. Bd. to 2s. 11d. 24 cases Maces sold at steady prices, 2. to 2s. 6d. White Pepper sold at 70. to 8;d. Pimento: 130 bags sold at previous rates, 41 to 41. Cinnamon: The pub lic sales Feb. 2nd and 3rd, have concluded, they comprised 2,200 bales Ceylon, of which about 1,300 bales sold ; the isles went off heavily at 3d. per lb. decline on all qualities, ex cept low 3rds, which sold at previous prices ; lit sort sold at Is. Bd. to 2s. 9d. ; 2nd sort, Is. 2d. to Is. 10d. ; 3rd sort, le. to Is. 6d. Corron continuos Arm. Doty ',YON' sugar (amp( tad,* vellotd) to Yet wt. week la Woos% laeurpool, Bristol, sad the Clyde 475.141 To tw eeome toned DM rot 401,406 FOREIGN EA Borba* sad Amino ...1 Oan' Frame (Vierson) l toot larllso Uftal 1114112 Dm Do. ILazo,boopt ILWATIL 101 111: d 194 le •dim 41 I pa I " : I" i 14 11 a d Do. I Maris Aa I Da. de. New It awl Uses ... of Frans . _ . tlams Red u and lons ;Paris mod Ileum . i Nth wed .. amain sal *owe I It, 21 Aka 2147 2 If do 1011 4 si 24 PRIVATE LETTER BOXES.—The - --- eel has ordered that for the future no person resident within the free delivery of any town shall be allowed to send daily to the post office for his letters unless he has either a private box or private bag, for which be mast pay a fee. [Advertimentent.}—HoukwAT's OINTILINT AND PlLta A CERTAIN CMS MI lAD ilruaro.—Ersost of a WIC bow yr. F. Tome, row, d doled pea U. IWO To Pro traerairsinkr.—a.—hle Ida 65 . 1 I mita! re of the min Orr by ra we d per unrier obturt 01116 My alb oudimal flor um Or it maim Ora a Iberity aro War ast rink tar marl aturra Orr Ingratit to trot. Itto Or tried nor medlioer. wir e Is wOs _ tbr a uteri. anis§ a perfect sad rant or a, tore stristreat d Op ray perm she aw to rot en &rift bell rot I br bre said by all drier, eat it herr Mdlairare, 144, Limps 75,276 rJII rap or vs* us tall TO isor iho. Imr6rr 2,715,77.$ 0511,796 76,50 Liverpool Bristol Hall Qyls 1114,7 ill Total 2,1114,3'.3 Same tame la IsSt lO3 i,2151 lowan SIP •,074 Ter. brim:As or CAMBRIDGE, who in still in Gewiiiy, win Aortly return to Olio eountg: . wh.n the 1 2 9 .1 .liwhi w a wi ll i sms her doraiwtic twtablialinient at now wet Jam's. MARK-TANK-THIS DAY. The attendance in Mark-lane this morning was small, and the amount of business limited. Holders of all articles exhibited greet fiesta's', and the value of all deicrip- M' to str M tat tut rl rit to Sit IL Atl W kt V t. V 1 • 6 DAILY WEATHER TABLE. THIS DAY, Noox. Coons of WIM. of Wind. Mato of tha Weather. W. Calm Rate. DEATH or Mims ANNIE Rommt.—We announce with regret the very sudden death of Mise Annie Romer, a young dramatic artist and vocalist. The lamented young lady in question was a pupil of the Royal A, ademy of Music, and gave early and unmistakeable signs of future eminence. During an engagement at the Princess's Theatre, in Mr. Maildox's ots•iatic management, Mies A. Romer made a very favourable impression. Upon Mr. Webster getting together his present operatic company, she wan a member, hut afterwards accepted a more promi nent engsgement at the Surrey (hiring its recent success ful musical campaign. Miss Annie Romer—we have re tained her stage appellation—hod been married not above a twelvemonth to Mr. William 'trough, the elder of the brothers whose clever burlesques have rendered their names so well known. OPENING OF THE NEw AT LAMBETH.— Yesterday !he parish church of Lambeth, which has been entirely rebuilt, was opened with much ceremony by the Bishop of Winchester, assisted by a large numbir of the local clergy. The new edifice is built upon the old foun dations, and follows the ancient ground plan. It consists of a nave, with aisles, clerestory, porch on the south, and a well-apportioned chancel. It is in the early decorated atyle of architecture. The roof is open and of handsome con struetion—that of the chancel is vaulted in oak. The ser mon in the morning was preached by the Bishop, that in the evening by the Venerable Archdeacon Robinson, DM Master of the Temple. a /t~x g • . . ta: ;.1 LSI i t