The Express. — London, England, 1851-03-17 00:00:00

• ,10..,..• ,- ~'~-- NW , Y.‘ • • • • i • ig: Tibt rairYV I 17- LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, 1851. No. 1,422.] [THREEPENCE. NINES. 42,TRAOltDINARY PREPARATIONS for on r.iTßAortonum 'MOON. moat evlrsordinary email that Mr ever daWned CI this pined Metroplt. that upon which we say new be said have entered. a mice and MIMI otOrne M always hooked byword to with 101 '11 issticipie oaf', ono f. ever welcomed a/Mr the materito•Mas do.:0 0101 a i t,. , nr-ta winter. manner. .onle as the present leper!. vitality and vigour to trade and and re.saithstra those e/sculatkum which partial/7 Neat duo laa tlw intern/num of winter. • 'er f•tclallry etre must/more a sprint/ sesame to an fifty/dant rel ate tO Inseam test when t Pored in c !Arsine with that event which M now •it the are of haul place., bow itcalcitlshly is tar import. Mee enbst.red. The trreateat even' that (MT clop' red the pea of the eineleator es Ma, ir cow all but at haisal. The metropolis la about Iliteletop Ito lawns the sash. people of the vac etas parts rf the earth. 'I he curtain iv about roam for the pre/roam* oladnor the sari. e• th it wan am caactel, awl Industry is to celebrate i's Osivirml jobitee. The .treat. id the "mat eatittal win term move with a counileo, eesmbe. mil'titage, sail 1. lidol is to be *world within a ward. Wh .1 a ...i.e., v./felon. may we hot ' apa r t: Awl /Mauch aM ean, • kit ',rep ',stein- •Ismiel we nat make ! Onlnni-µ•xl, awl 3,, firweehurcla-ittreet, art n'th • lbw almoustemarnt of Illsor •pri .nail Sus aer n . ,t two, ow oreount of the eatroedlnary *woofs, hot equa.le on wearied n 1 the et/ram.l.nol eh .r cater of their pre- Mt soak. aot the penance of it TAM mad Ca. te Mail the es pre hits.. oof the poSiir It. lush. A r. Plato, and unembeiWilisi litatement .: it, :•• 'ar be p.c./erred is the seta of the Impricem, arel is I.r m re ea'e dated to weigh wiAt a ti.inling ; hat aa.ertle Pvt. ale re are certain bre• a witoeb moor &pintas freehm erdtna r r.. la all Lot sees* op. and aiwkwahu.lly the ohy.l Met an earn, ow. The ant otneet of = C elt pet iso t• to cell aiteolon to M their ste se purr.hand us PIA, t.t or e rl os. le thaw( /los lIT.tM and Co. w At!ti "breve that they hare eons omlealone.: ti e r tepee-eLtation. t • .../ eel treat with !111 the prnwitia itrit.4 Plot wattle. ntal mach and that rmat stipttllition• base le wed /1 - tooluint bean' p @cwt. nt. The e r t VI. a watch -trllea the nowt. of H 4bl and in.'. buten. WWI* on Ihrir lOU of porelsmsh • the eats:tun:oaq nOTllitio* and Intiounnn eta trial mutated theutatlvev. A dray (vo haatean) had tome aver tha spirit of the isakels Weerellornt e,tnnlentirele mew-the rye wan completely taken by eiarproe vorlety .1 he .uty • hie h pr. wined evrtnaeleo-- t the ann.. f the Moyer ; the rmill nk.nalel by the Esh.httion 'Fele-owe ol noon •it. tile at our„ and tnatertnity had two n lazed to introrwat -• •Osl the ..o-;reer e 1.,. 16 ft la •dottrAlloo sod satonoh waent at the .hint in mt. I; , itot tote ince of trlr brat to at h*. Inv I.s at/ mor lb cloths, Fir the more alural.le artoiry of Oro., awe that o! the bray m. perfectly aatnetlehinv. each ear .•r.14 , . • tore. date term. were mole, mud punt lee. COM- Opt.' te.....imitstts• .4 th e buy.. and to the eventual I...u.Netion at thapn'hie. tae tar en,aulattove of ouch au rule into tiI.NTLMIEN a an the In-I Cotter.tool Tailor. have been ealistnlos the Proprietors' pia; and Ilk and CA 3re preour Ito ch./Itynee unapt Lawn in Yb tr.pvt, two what vaulty owlet. it may Mae. Ito atiolt en. speed awl on rcotineration withheld to seem ouch egoist a. t. nr.l 40 pole- in maten..l. vo kessidal, so well di:germs Otte 171,-' el.perher style and ntaaulnetwre. The. re-,.1t .4 lITASI and t Is:* scar/scours iv now to be men at Col, t.-t 0.• • • boo Me or, in tat and cartel St wk r 4 spring ppa I) he e roe., Item. Cale% Freak Cows, Tresses nod Weal/nate. mogul In thr extreme. and entirely nowt Is ettaranva. Thl. ,at Ina .100, app. at bah taloned; but an loynatien swat trial terry asterism. TOO PAST AK:l*t?l Lad lot he sulk•eal to pee may without a a ord at acknow'cdgment hen II V VII .4 el I'm I. their art's h•interou• and reaknoruppoeten t . At all 0 . • Vot,e•toe.' tt.tstdoito.ents (bth Iman and Proviadal) so- th -11e.1-1., irt pro•perny has been ragrroward. I.lr men - ••1 prOy:10,0, hoer ehll.e•S PL. been nothing Mert our a Moon' h aisle lIYAM MI Q. most •Ineertly tarsier their at.' veno, • via:Joule fat this wenianb they tract to make /so inewil pet o n . .traor.harryakinreheno *I their elUitatliaary preperar lino It I .anolinto y wawa. II All ANL/ CVO EXTABLISUSEITS. lainua. Rot-. n I I.4ataisinnelst..—....... ges Coy Uracerharcbodreet. H VAN aid en, Tad; 1a I rL Illaaidaetarers. and flatintrra, Larld.Maradadd, Llssr kkridadlida. Lead', hull, a's .111 Nw. I India. and 11,14uL UM, (%)VEICS sad 111 Yr WATER I ) I SIiES very maim In real v..' iety, sell 4 , 1 the wont and mot aPlaf ft ie. 1.1. roo. 1N 1101. h ../Nret. the ..t of al: 11 ; 10 . Tts, 11.. -. the .et of 1.111 lactic's cotters.. to SU Ibe "[A ;I I ;saint. Met-11. with, or 16 Waft, staled SAMS+, s. to illy:, ,t• •••• ; {01e.% /:10 to £l6 les. the set; Week TM hot wait mr.l. her gra. Its. to 256.1 Itritatom Mem!, 32e. to.;• ; shetheht phstrd, tWI .Me, 100. 11 .t iON BEDSTEAI)S and CHILDREN'S COTS.' A very mtortmeat d these Bedstead, In Iron and Bram W. tacit ; aim Cots from TM each, fitted with dovetail lOWA ami latest maim. and entirely free from strews, nuto, er Oak is oN OtLE, at the alsow.roonn of WILLIAM S. RV !MON, which ate the leftist in the world ; where may alto be teen the PATLNT lilt FI(dLLIN V, or may IRON sPRINO winch is apaileable abbe to iron and wander, havlotend, It Isat hen found, on an emelt-try to perfect rest, mimics. ma to the water bed. The or+ Mast Portable beddesd, each. Common Iron bedsteads ht 12a. id. rata- Detailed isstalosturt, with eagrarlags °revery Ironmongery article, seat 11.1' pint) free. WILLIAM -. ItURTHNM Meek of GENERAL FURNISHING 110,4 Mi 'MARY is the LIMA in the world, and re no 1 . 11 - /saw tan he employed to aim a overeat idea of its variety and talent, purehaw v. imited to call and iaspeet it. The rooney returned I.e very + title ita approved at ONVoIIOssTaLLT (10IW 01 and No.l, PIRMIWAN-STILEKT, Leedom—Est. = ' l7 - n Wello!atteete WHISKERS AND IdOUSTACIIIOB. The unormeolented raceme of ROWLANTIse SACA!MAII OIL In it ralue ng dress wen .waitra , f Manhoitil, is unieersally known and sprretkaisi, And it I,o:hied hy Tentilllolll4. MIA 111.101111069 in them orlt. and ti; utleil by the Malsest authorities. This lal pre-emis need sue...whal in ',mailing, immuring, and beautifying the bu rsas ilJr, in all climate% soil in all i•tages at existence. It insinuates baharnie prwertaa into the pores , of the he wk nourishes the flair In M. end.. ',state. toecelt growth, cleanses it from hate and liandriff, sustain. it in maturity, and continues its posarrsion of borilihy %WHO . , .ilk' isifiness, and luxurious redundancy to time West terl.ll hie. Nice 3.. le., family buttks iequal to four small lis. doubts that Pitt, 21e. pre bottle. Each I art of the genuine article has the words "Rowlands? Ma ta.sair ii.:" etntrifiqi in tle.rnne• On the Wrappi r ; and us the bath of the ‘lr, mar marl, I,Mq times. containing 29,021 letters. tiokl by 1., DATTO2LOANDY..I II , LONDON, sod by all eta soil tor it.it • Y INItIGESTION, Constipation, rtaluleney, vow, Idaam ll of OW at anich, and voantinx, the ihdetorOmble agony 01 which bat W inked 100 to *orb a .ncrec VIA I unolde to moor without crutch , . A ,ro Aeon entirely riroocc.l by MARRY'S exce,Ent BEA' Jolly 'Northern, Ling, near Poo." Aden too:ienornals of MVO , from the Want lion, the Lard Roan s the Vener..Y.• Arclulcacon Alexander Stuart, of To— 11'.1or-4 norm" Thomas limn, Eamooth; Hunt, Eaq., bur: - tor C0143(t. etliibtHigr, CUP, Ot 60 )caro • para. iy a: a; alai - .you oth, cures of hoer, bilious, memos, and stornaedie Vinyl :int., most, rheumathon, dilornatun, palpitation, Ike. Sold In eanrelore atth full matrucuona, woirfbinir lib., at 2a. 9d.; Ilb., at M. sd I In. ; 121 b., at Va.; elLtoet refined quality 10Ib., at 1a..; Mb., at :20. The 10lb. and 121 b. Callieeto are 4 0 free at nitrultron rreviot of a proteollice or, by DC BAILEY and Co" l and Sew Loude; sad b all reercetable grocers elernitata. A A I FAMILY MEDICINK not to be equalled in the world, and which has roost • real Wersimt to if:unities— s miss tisrmorm will fume under the notice of numerous families who eau tt mify to the truth of this fact, namely, that UATkni WUKSIOSLL's VILLA tlic rusl.eine prepared by JOIN KAVE, Esho of thilton Itall, mar Um:4IAS :tt, aunt St. John's-wood-park, London, bane in BUM ran instances pruned Intl ed a blessing. U Use WM publication of about thrteSondr..4 c wes be I oYol through. sat lan- P.M ro lac following will Ir. found in them .. Mr, Tatiley . ..:Ln teweang at Vitsoalbridge . Suffolk. says: "1 conglently \eyes SS orssk Ws PiLs, eager-wily to fectialcs and mothers, haring torsi Cam no self for several 'curs with aucc.m, and baring witnessed thew • "I u' try anti i n effceta upon rainy whoa I hays had the bon. ia ot nursing "—Mr. and Mr. (lead, of the rams town, my : "V e nat. 'TVA pl. swat to rsconnnewrims lisjr's Wursdell'• tills I ln: so mei them awnless during the lost emitters maths, and pro rat Ili. IT ltt,i•TT in removing lam, rest...truss the stanach to its pr ...te t- rt. aiai Inc, Ky. and litycuring our general bralth."—airs must Is. las. nit. oldon the st mane 1.1:4, which may be known by luso g 3..11N hal F.'s coat-of-tams and • fracroluttis of bis signature print.st on the darectians for u e wrapped round each boa, and hie IBMe ergt,V4l un the gurcrranont stamp. OF P.t3IaUES AND illE FREE VIATA SION or TUB Sielt.—AT the meeting of the Marylehone vestry on Saturday, Mr. Whitmore, pursuant to notice, brought forward his motion fur a committee of inquiry as to tbs. ee elesiastital disishois of the parish of Marvitberne. and the administration of spiritual consolation to the sick. Mr. Whilmnn• retuned to the recent lamentably c a se of Mrs. house, of Oxford-street (who, it will be reins misers's', desiring PO her death-bed the attendance of an trance lical IllihiPta I' of the parish, WA, CUSUpellvd to forego hi. °dices, as he ministcrtd in another district). and said he felt quite mire that this sulq, et was nue which was of the greatest public importance. Sir Peter Laurie haring seconded the resolution. some discussion took place, in the course of whit Mr. Nieholay contended that the Bishop of London h el hrou..tht the church into great disrepute in the course be had adopted in laying down a plan that, in certain dis triets. wham there were Puserite ministers, you must tither base them, if you resided in their district, or none at all. The resolution was put and carried, and the committee appointed. Till lIUNGAHLVt .‘ND public meeting on behalf of the Hungarian and Italian refugee* non located at No. 41, Turnmill-stmt. London, was held in the lecture i-orn, in Newcastle. on Wednesday evening last. Sir John }'iti• occupied the chair, and the meeting was addressed by Messrs. Crawshay, Charlton, Watson, Gunn, lcc. Resolutions espressive of sympathy with the refugee•, and of n gni that the British govern sent failed in giving el Clint aid to the Hungarians in their struggle. user unanimously adopted. A collection ICAO Mask on bi halt of the refugees at present located in London, and it was arranged that subscription sheets should be placed in all tlw public onkel , of the town. ituried:u CHAMBER OE COMMERCE IN LEEII4. Th, necessity for a chamber of commerce in Leeds is be-1 ginning to he so much felt, that a number of our leading merehnnt• are endiovourina to mature a plan for establish ing one upon a similar basis to these in Manchester and oths r part. of the kingdom. We believe some negotiations have taken place between the Mayors of Leeds, Halifax, and Bradford, as to the propriety of basing one chamber of commerce for the principal towns in the West Hiding, establi.hi d at Leeds, as the capital of the riding ; and a strong feeling in favour of such a project is found to exist. It is true that some gentlemen have a notion that it would be wiser to have separate chambers fur each of the large towns; and what precise shape the thing may ultimately take we do not yet know. Probably in this course of the nest fortnight some more decisive steps will be tam is the asatter.—Lefels Mercury. IRELAND. Draws, SAWED/7 EVENING. The Dungarvan election has been fixed for Wed ' nesday next, the nomination to take pla ce on that !day, and the polling on the following Friday. The bets are nearly two to one against Mr. Maguire, the tenant-leagne candidate. At the Kerry assiies on Thursday, two men were • indicted for taking part in some riotous proceedings at Killarney on the '..Zith ult., when the effigy of Lord Juhn Itussell was burned in that town. Stones ! were thrown on the occasion, and other acts of vio lence committed, but the prisoner', who were singled out from some thousands of persons who formed the I mob, without evidence against them of any special acts of violence, were acquitted. Their acquittal was the signal, among.their sympathisers of 'f rake, the assist,' town, for a renewal of the disorderly scenes fur which they had been brought to trial, and in the evening a large populace assembled, and with a band of music and lighted torches proceeded through the town, shouting, and tiring oft' squibs and pistols, 1 , closing their proceedings about ten o'clock by burn ing a figure of Lord John Russell immediately oppo site the house in which the judges were lodging. The populace being unanimous, there was no actual riot, and the police contented themselves with parad ing the streets after the people bad dispersed. An inquest was held yesterday in Dublin on the body of a child named Fanny Powell, aged /.• years, I whisse death. it was alleged, was caused by unnatural treatment and neglect on the part of its relatives. It appeared that the chid was the natural daughter of an engine, r on the Drogheda Itailway ; and after hearing a good deal of evidence, the jury found that death had been caused by starvation and want of care. The mother-in-law of Powell, in whose care the child was placid, was committed to prison on the coroner's warrant. Many people are at this moment exerting them selves to get up a company in this country thr the manufacture of beet-root sugar. The Irish soil and climate have been found to he most favourable for the production of beet-root, and the quality grown hen, has been found on experiment to contain more saccharine matter than that produced in France. This suldeet is beginning to divide the attention of our speculative agriculturists with the growth and manufacture of flax. Five hundred of the electors of Drogheda have signed au address, which has been transmitted to Sir illium Somerville, calling on him to resign his seat for their borough. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. Oxtroap, 15.—Two 'chola:l44o and two exhibitions will he filled up at Lincoln College on March 25. The scholarships Aire open without liniitation. The ezhilitions are for native. of the diocese of Durham (includ ing Allertonxhire, in the county of York), or of the counties of Leicester, Nurthiunptnn, or Oxford. Candid:llex are to present their paper. to the rector on or before Mnreh 21. An election of two fellows will take place on Friday, April 21, with a pn:ferente, auto unc of them, fur natives of the county of Dorset. PREFRILMICNTS. Rev. C. Greenway, to Mellor perixtual curacy, Lanca shire, value LIN. ; patron, Vicar of Blackburn. Rev. S. T. H. Jervoise, to be chaplain to the union, Bath. Rer. 11. G. Bunsen, vicar of Lilleshall, Salop, to be chap lain to the Bishop of Manchester. it er . W. (immisig, prebendary of Wells, to Buckland- Newton vicarage with Blush, Dorset, value 4%/. ; patrons, Dean and Chapter of Wells. Rev. B. Ban, s, to Stoacy vicarage, Sot 183/. ; patron, Bishop of Bath and Wells. Rev. 11. W. 31•Brath, to Kersall Moor perpetual curacy, Lancashire. volu Rev. J. Scratton, to Emmanuel Curacy, Bolton, Lanca shire. Rev. W. Ilan Smith, to St. Mincer vicarage with Port hilly curacy and St. Enodcr curacy, Cornwall, value 3371., with residence ; patron, T. Sndth, Rev. W. A Stevenson, to Beck:stun curacy, Lancashire. Rev. J. N. Baker, to Howe Cape! Rectory, w llope, Herefordshire, value SW., with residence ; patron, Hrs. S. Stnekluwase. VACANCIES. Chaplaincy of Hertford city gaol : Rev. Tandy, re signed. l'enearr aaCenactita.—Cambrielfe, St. Mary-the-Great, diocese Ely, valise 1011.; patron*, Trinity College, Cam bridge ; Rev. W. Carus, promoted. Cambridge, holy Trinity, diocese Ely value 9fil. ; patron, Ili-hop of Ely ; Ilay. W. Carus, promoted. CVMACIES.—BoUington, county and diocese Chester, sti pend 1110 l.; patron, the incumbent. liitehen, fleets, diocese Rochester, stipend 100/.; patron, the Vicar of Ilitelein. MASTERSIIIPS.—LSOCIISICT GINTEMAT School, Assistant 31aster. Wem Grammar School, Salop, Under Master. Wurksworth Uraininar School, Derbyshire, Read Nl:oter, salary 1211. ; testimonials before April. SPORTING. NEWCASTLE-ON-TINE RACES, ISM. lIANDIcAt• Tort Tug NualliCrasElatinD PI.ArE. For Mu tll be ,Leland an dr begun the MS instant. —Medd of Madura, f,7Ta let ; ,, Itussar ; outr ai l yro, rw 3 1lat 71b ; ors. bat UDC ; 4 yrs, Sol alb yea set ; The Ikaluater, 4 yrs, Sat ; Snowstorm, 5 yrs, 7st I:lb ; Vriel, 5 yrs, let 121 b ; L-uly E.elyn, 5 yrs, 7H 121 b; Backbiter, 6 yrs, - a•. 1011.; Rabe, 5 yrs, 7,4 1611.; Italian, 4 yrs, 7s l 101 b ; Maid of T7.-in Valley, Et yes, 7st Tb; Musician, I yrs, 'at Slb ; Knight of 'Violet, 4 yrs, 7st 7la ; Mark Taptc7, 4 yrs, Tet 510 ; Chantal, 5 yrs, 7st ;lb ; Melody, 5 yrs, 7st 31b ; 1116 Oeettall, 5 yr., 7st 31b ; Chums 0. 4 3 pe,,, 7st ; limiest, 4 ra, Tel Nolen of Gwynn?, 4 Ha, 7•4 31b; Seamus, 4 yrs, lit Sib; Illas Ana, S yrs, 7st 316; Tee Alp, 3 7vt; Crier sr Inatereout, 4_ yrs, 7st ; Testator, 5 yrs, Sat 1211. ; Lady Eden, 4 yrr, 641316; Iliahletair, 4 yrs, tid 1211.; The Sweep, 4 yrs, tat 12:b ; Nome, 4 yrs, rat Plib ; Chief Justice, 4 yrs, Got 10112 ; Sy's, ast Ilb • The Hartureas, 5 yrs, Cat ; MulgrAle, 1 yrs, 6st ,ti.b; Maynard:ea, 4 yrit, Set Slb • Brother to Executor, 4 yr*, Cat alb; Mary Mama., sad: bib; P.asairt. Girl. 5 yrs, est ; Tort you're named, 1 yrs, rut 03b ; Haley, 4 yrs, Mt 6:1.; lobs Dory, 3 yrs, 6t 41b Joe Surber...id, 5 yrs, Est MO; Jewry Lind, 3 fits sat MO; Canner, S yrs, rat 111.; (WWl's; S yrs, lot 211 r; ficirmisater, 3 yrs, Est 11b, taw borough, 4 yrs, fat Abdsliah, 4 yrs, OM; Cures', 3 yrs, Sat 1.01 b; fatr.nis !loader, yrs, sst 10Ib; Ilfferirna, 3 yrs, 34 Mb; The Cut ler, 3 yra sst sib; LitAM yrs, Set slb; England's Glory, 3 yrs, 5.• Glut Louis NA; 0:e- n, 3 yrs, Sat Ulb ; llghtwais• 3 yrs, sat 1. 11. ; NCRIDI.I6 Nogas, yrs, ist n.b ;e by John o' Gatir.Cdam by tbs Sad dler, 3 yrs, sst Ilb; \.a barn. 3 yrs, sst 41b; Crudely, 3 yrs, Sot 41b ; Presto, 3 yrs, sst; Elmo. Knott, 3 yrs, sst; Vivandtere, 3pa, Set fact. Learning, 3 yrs, 4•4 10lb; Panama% 3 yrs, tat Pe; The Little ' Faun, 3 yrs, kst Sib; be by Verdant out of Venus, 3 yra, lot alb. ILAN DICAP Volt VIE it. i'L.VTE UV £4O, tic.— ti.id of 61..b.j6. 6 yrs, set lift; Vanguard, s . yrs, net 41b; Maki of Team Valley, 5 yrs, rat ; Mara Tapley,. yrs, .st Belot, 5 yrs, 7st cib ; Forest Flower. 6 yn, ;at fa; f ides Justice, 1 yrs, Ist 21b ; baroness, 4 yrs, 7st 21o; llamas, ' 5 Jr., 7st ; eearborougb, 1 rs, tat 1211.; lltaaire, yrs, Est lelb; Abdallah, 1 yrs, tilt ; The Oxford Bins 4 yrs, fat 51b; The Cutler, 3 yrs, ..t 1210; Madame Wartak y;s, 3.st Mb. REIIIVECIATION or Cootramourn.—lt is ru moured that at the neat election for Cockermouth, John Steel, Esq.. will utti.r himself, in lieu of one of the sitting members who contemplates retirement.—Curliale Patriot. REPREtiENTATION OF RADsonslllnE.—lt is under stood that a gentleman who is a Peelite, and ,a man of bun- WPC will offer himself as a candidate for this county at the next general election. REFRESE_NTITION OF ARMAGH.—It has been ge nerally rumound during our assizes, that in the event of a dissolution of parliament, the borough and county will be I aantested.—Arsioyh Guardian. Ma. LINCOLN'S LECTCRES ON MUSIC.—MT. H. J. Lincoln, so well known in London as an able and popular ' lecturer on music, is at present giving a series of lectures in the . Edinburgh Music Hall, to the members of the Philoso phical Institution of that city, on the music of the opera. In his first lecture. on Tuesday last, he began by taking a rapid view of the origin of the musical drama in Italy, the , land of its birth, and its progr e ss down to the appearance of 1 Handel, who in the earlier part of his career was, though a German. the greatest Italian composer of his day. He illustrated his remarks on Handel by the performance of several pieces from his operas, particularly a tine air from Rinaldo," and a trio from Alcina," which, be sides its beauty, is remarkable as being almost the only concerted piece to be found in Handel's operatic works. From Handel Mr. Lincoln proceeded to Gluck, whose powerful dramatic genius he illustrated by the famous duet, " Ye spirits of hatred and fury," from his opera of " Armitla." I u speaking of Mozart he introslueid two of that unrivalled composer's finest trios, in very different styles—" Pria di purer, , from Idomenco ;" and " Susanna, or via ' from " Figaro." He went on to give an account of the principal masters of the Italian school to the end of the 18th century, giving several fine specimens from the work! , of Pusan° and Cimarcaa. As a specimen of the French dramatic music of that period he gave a charming trio from the " &mire et Azor," of Uri try—the most pleasing and popular composer that France hail yet produced. The vocal illustrations were sung by our old favourite Miss Rainforth (now settled in Edinburgh). Isles. E. B. Harper, Mr. Herberte, and Mr. Lawler, with Mr. Lincoln's pianoforte accompaniment and, as well as the lecture, were received with the warmest applause by a crowded audience. CHESTER AND HOLYHEAD RAILWAY. The report to be presented to the meeting on tho 13th instant expresses a hope " that the proprietors will re gard the half-yearly accounts as presenting the affairs of the company in a more satisfactory aspect than any of those which have hitherto been laid before them. On comparing these aro:runts with those for the half-year ending with the 31st December, 1849, it appears that whilst the working ex penses have been reduced by 3,789/. SA. 9d., the gross re ceipt- have been increased by 11,646/. 15s. Id., making a net difference in the results of 18.446 f. 3s. lOd., and the di rector states that by the arramwment which they have been able to make with the .London and North It esters Com pany, and with the City of Dublin Swam Packet Company, a reduction of expenditure wiU be effcted, sufficient to furnish means fur conducting a very Liege increase of traffic with scarcely any additional expense. 'Under the arrange ment in question the efficiency of the present packet set- VICJ will b, completely maiutiuned, and the City of Dublin Company engage, in common with the London and North We-tern Company, to exert all their influence to bring the whose of the traffic to and from Ireland upon the line of this company. The profit on the operations to the close of the half-year ending dist December last, leaves a balance of 40,484/. ns. 10d. after paying the interest due on the debenture debt, 'and a belief is expressed that the general receipts up to the 31st of December next will be snore than sufficient to pay a full dividend un the I'refrrence Shares, in addition to the interest on the Debentures. The balance to the credit of account, six., 40,4311.55.10 d., is the property of the preference shareholders. The total balance due to those parties, being arrears INM the 30th June, 1819, amounts to IL 4s. lid. per share. It is pro posed to pay Itis. Oil., leaving in hand a balance' o :471,41. rrs. lad. to meet the amen. of Bs. 3d. per share which will still be due to the holders of said stock! This arrest, the directors do not doubt, will be • off, together with the accruing dividend, from the rat receipts of the railway derma the current year. At a meeting held 16th Mardi, 11449, powers were given to the directors to issue l'reference Shares No. 2, to the extent , of 52 i3Orlo/. Owing to the state of the Money Market, it was found impossible to raise this capital, except at such a astride , ' as the directors did nut feel warranted in making. By applying the revenue receipts, by obtaining a loan from the Loudon and North Western Company, out by raising money on the: security of your surplrs land and steamboat, sufficient lII.•MWS have been prstvided to meet imperative demands. The financial crisis in the company's affairs has thus been passed with comparative immunity front loss; but the increased receipts on the line and other favourable eireum staaces, have now su materially altered the ia,ition of the company and the value of it .reek in the market, as to render the issuing of the preference shuns a matter of no diffi culty; and the directors therefare recommend that the 'requisite capital should now he rained under the authority of the art, and all the open liabilities of the company paid elf, leaving only the bonded debt to be dealt with. It is proposed to create 42,11c5) shares of 91. 12.. Gil. each, one to ho offered to the holder of each original share; and the like number of shares of 21. 17s. 6d. each, one to be °filmed to the holder of each preference share. These shuns to bear a guaranteed interest of j per cent. per annum, in perpetuity; but such interest is not to commence until the list April, 1851; the first payment of interest to be made on the lit October, 1851; they will be issued at a discount equal to 16) per cent. on the first in stalment, and 11 per cent. on the second ; that is to Bay— ou the first-mentioned shares a payment of 41. 16s. 7d. is ill be required to be made on the 21st April neat, for which credit for .11. 12.. 6d. will he given in the books of the com pany—and a second instalment of 11. 15s. bd. will be re quired to be mode on the bit April, 1852 ; for which credit fur 21. will be given ; and no further call will be made be fore the Ist April, 18d4. Oa the second-mentioned shares 11. is. 2d. will be required to be paid on the 7th April nest, for which credit for 1/. 12, GI will be given ; and a second instalment of his. Id. will be required on the Ist April, 18-52, for which credit fur 12s. 6sl. will be given; and no further call will be made before the 21st April, 1854. It is expected that the proceeds of such calls, with the outstand ing arrears on old stuck, and the produce of the subs of surplus lands, will be sufficient to meet alp elisting liabili ties of the company. The balance will be held as a reserve (mutt wanted) to maintain the credit of the company in the market, and to enable it either to renew its debentures on the same favourable terms as other companies ; or, if ne oc,sory, to liquidate u part of them." SOVTIT YORKSHIRE, i)ONCASTER, AND GOOLE R rr.srae.—On Friday the adjourned half-yearly meeting of this company was held at the Loudon Talent, Bishops gate-street, to further consider the proposition for leasing the line to the Great Northern Company, on the terms stated at the last meeting. Earl Fitz% ilham presided. The secretary read the terms of the agreement as proposed to the last meeting. Mr. Anderton thought the terms were nothing but obscurity. Looking at all the circumstances of the case, he should move that the agreement be not entered into. Alter some discussion, in which a number of proprietors spoke pro and con, the chairman put the amendment, which was carried by a large majority. The ori.zinal proposition fur accepting the terms of the Great Northern Company was therefore rejected. NVLNDLNO-UP JOINT STOCK COMPANIES. Royal, BANE OF AUSTR.II.I.I.-011 &Wilk)* there was a meeting before his honour Nl.l-ter ltiehards, to pima the as of Mr. E. L. Finlay, of Edinburgh. who had been a bankrupt, on the list of contributories for liabilities incurred in connexion with Allures iu the bank to the date of the fiat, and to place Mr. Finlay thereon in revect of all liabilities incurred subsequent to the date of the hut. Mr. Daniel, on behalf of the official manager, contended that a bankrupt's discharge under the Sequestration Law of .Scot ' laud had no greater effect than a ce•rtilhate under the En glish law, and that iu neither case did the certificate operate to the discharge of liabilities incurred since the discharge. Atter some further arguments, the case was adjourned for decision. GREAT SOVTIIERN AND ♦VE..TER4 RAILerAT op iItELAND.—The Lords of the Admiralty have given their consent to this company's .theme fur constructing a dock at their terminus at Cork, being of opinion, from u local in- quiry, that it will not interfere injuriously with the public The Admiralty inspector reports that the area'! of ▪ the proposed dock is to Ist about five acres, exclusive of ra entraneelock ; extent of wharfage, 1,100 feet; estimated coat, 45,0001.; that it is to b 0 fur the purpose of receiving goods from shipping to be conveyed into the country by the Great Southern and Wmtern, and to facilitate the shipment of goods brought by it from the interior to Cork, objects calculated to benefit the company, and promote the trade of Ireland. lILMP AND FLAX MANCYAMAING COXPANT: On Friday there was a meeting in this company before Sir Wm. Horne. Mr. Edyc appeared as counsel for Mr. Owen, the official manager and Mr. Gilmour fur sonic Scottish shareholders. The of Mr. J. M. Dunhill, for whom Mr. Uri:Murex attended, was placed on the list fur 540 shares, un its being proved in evidence that he signed the deed and had a seat at the board of directors. Mr. Donlan was the inventor of a new species of machinery for manu facturing hemp and flax, and made over to the company his invention, in respect of which he had nut received thu stipulated return, but his shares were to be treated us shares on which the full deposit was to be taken as paid. Mr. Donlan, under the deed, has a claim fur 1,200/. In addi tion to this it was stated by Mr. Owen, the official manager, that there aas a claim by Mr. Prater, the secretary, fur 900/., from Mr. Saunders, the solicitor, for 500 f., and some smaller sums. The list of contributories being, with one or two exceptions, settled, the next step will be a call to pay these debts, on their being properly proved. LIVERPOOL, March 15. STOCK-EXCII•NOZ.—Thc market to-day for railway slack has not be, • so animated as yesterd Torre tas been, however, V good business dons in all the principal stocks sad sham, and the market closed strong at the best prices of yteterday. Irfab railway stock commanded scene alteratinn to.day. Aberdeen 19 —Naos haid, tawasitire. ant Chelan', ,iate Chester mo d Birkeubead), 21 —Bolton, llttbecoe, and West Yorkshire (No. I), 7—Caledonian, 16i 4 —theater anitHolyttead, n—Dundes, Perth, and Aberdeen June lion, Ili—Last lancasoire, Ibt Is I 1 1 —hdinturdh and Glasgow, 40—Great Northern, 181—Lancashire and Yorkshire 84 34 -alto tMh sbarW, (SIO shares), J.—Lane:Her and Car 97—Liverpool, Crosby, and tkaithport, 11 p.—Londe nand North - Western, 139—Ditto ((aeon 1 shares), 64 1 9.—Ditto (fifth altars), 64 '6—Manchester, Sheaeld, and Llesoolosaire (1 shares l-71 103), 131—Unto (preference sharee—Uitto (iii. new preference), hi I—Ditto 0 altsree„ 11l 1 (I.—North British, 110 12 North Staffordshire, d. —North 'won A. (guar. by London and,North Western and Lancashire and Yorkshire), 2411—North Western, 91 10 d.—Wirewstrary end Hereford, 11 d.—South baster° sad Voter, 28 —Y.,ra, Newt ode, and Berwick (preference, unpeid up), IS d.—York and North Mid and. 284 41 4—lntto (pref. shares, 1 d.—Great Southern ald Weston, 49. MANCHESTER, March 15. STOCK EXCHANOR.—Prices have receded to a slight swot this its, but there be. bees a cossiderable 'strut a Dodoes. L.a.ire and Yoskshire lOW. thane were 63-, or No. to 3 4.. ler+ than yederdsy ; Loldon Und North Weste-es, 205., and East Laneasb ires 30.1ers. Sheffield wst was Area at 116 i, $5. BIRMINGHAM, Harden. SrocL EICIILNGE.—The m.irket was very• firm to-day, sad all shares, it. con.equence of the number of orders for Inetstment, here an upward tendetcy. Mancheeter, eht Meld, and Liocolletvre 0. ['reference, were done at I Rem ; and Shrewsbury and Birming ham Irs, at si dia. PARIS, March 16. BOVISI.—St. Germain, 414 S 0; Venalllet (right bank), 165 ; Paris Sala 690 ; Pam and Rouen, 651 50; WWII sad Haar% t 77 50; liareeilles and Avignon, 193 75 ; Straabourf and Bale, 15: 50; Centre, 411 25; Badyna and Amiens, 211 50; North, 460; Otleans and Bordeans, 697 30 ; Part and &meteors" 372 50 ; M' sad Itaates, 253 73. RAIL WA Y THIS DAY. Two o'Coms. The share market to-day must bo considered good, as the feeling is decidedly firmer than on Saturday. and no further instance of depression has occurred, whilst in several cases prices seem to have re sumed the upward tendency noticed far some time past. The business is again of a lively character, but it may be noticed that the purchasing and sell ing operations appear to-day, in the aggregate, to be more nearly balanced than is usually observed. North British and North Stafford shares have met with a good manvtransactions at an improvement, eacb class of shares having reached 12. Midlands, Great West erns, South Hasten's, York and North Midlands, and Caledonians, have also exchanged hands at rates more favourable to the seller. ..... French and Belgium shares have commanded a large amount of attention, and extensive transactions have been entered into, at a further marked rise in prices. ISHARIPA AND MC= t.•AGCARANTEED. Clamp' prices 84turilay. NA:en to-day ay to 1 o'clock. NI RAILWAYS. tenberg.. riotting.. Boxtai :mu Mint Juncues 311rm.Wo!r. teStearVaiey 119riAtol and F.: cur I,llle t.,nian ISe 19 1672 I li di 1 66 6/ 161 17 26 117 11 1946 1; 7 7) 1.1 I 171 1.4 34 40 ex dlv 10 II l Gf ig 5 S 14g 121 44 43 42 dh 91 91 st - if as BS 117 es few II IS pa „ 431 • fin St St " " SI IS . " " W 1132 13 I GI Pm • 91 „ fs 91 e/ dig 4 3 dis 2i 234 u: 3.1 . 4U . .. ";i1 67 Si 40 4 4t'' 28 10 13 13 ft 111 ii SI Sidi. pm 9 1 21 la 111 106 7_ g It d as is 3 16 die IS SO a 19 111 I die I.ls dis 21 22 241 24 34 34 1 4 7 e• 4 tlb 7 S 11 Si Sl a• 1 I as „ Zif 29k 1101 r 4 916 di 1 1 ;1 1 11 d 61.1 lid 16 16/ Ili IR 61 6 5 ;1 If 1 111/1 61 y 11 441 &es di. 9.1 le 3 13 66 la di. Ily :4 64 1 pi: 1 4:6 S 1 es din 2 2 $1 i 61 li 1374 u..iii, V) 39x40 dy 6910 8198 ne I fi i ill 54 7i 1 , 1 240 ite i 7f 2 ii I Lads Hll 131t141" I ex Eh ?if In 9 111 zd FO IS IVabl nusd !*ltalian.. Al 411.11ast Aniltha (SUL.III B i ll Do. (gla H.j 12q1131 IL itklo NI 1 PlO it: 25 25 ,i...ters Viva., Claes A... I (Me K. U. SO.) 33 iS ctazd kt Rad C ditto . 25 , YS 2i Folinbureh, Perth, unwise then ...1 . _ . Fit:t - res. --- A,Dartwed -- 12i Do. , share.,l3,4lperGt. Ito ! Su Gt South. a,:ct #44.(1,re.) 1)o. LIT.. mortar bud °AMY ... Do. Thirds areraohlre nrl . Unable, 1 3 14 1 11 - n I T: 3 I In. !ttdtag Union • • T4ip,l! I :Ai mid Madman .. 10 1 j Do.Tilbury Itattua. Help Lon.. Thighton, & (`. m..11..0 London & North-Western 13 17 Do. New .1 glares . te Da Fifths 10 I I Do.SI imp :LAW= s eluath-Weders 30 14 Ito., CIO 40 34 : Ua.. 1:1 0 la 31. Manch., Has., and Matlock' la 100 , anch.,Shet ,&L,lbenlash. 41' It.. Mach& Lthcl. Union bt. Iligkor I SO 33 I 110..230 abates St. 100 ; Do. MMus. and Derby .. 23 13 'Newmarket . . 114. ilorl WI 13 33" 4 3* 7 ;!. 2017 I* I 1 Newport, Abergasenny, . and I Do. New 520... . No. them Counties tiutort Newsy awl Ennis/ilk's .. North British Noah th tlfnrtlithire.. . . North Vt'eoteTh . . . North &hail!' We•t.Juha 00 30 iiiiiid7WoW.,l4 St. 23 siso tisli Cantrell 23 23 Sicettlsh M.dland $1 *fit lax New 15/ 13 "brews. & Rim., Claw A 9. U. Class It. . 10 4 Shrewsbury& Ilerefordldd 1C all i3lirewibt . ly and Chita/ 131 an Do liana 20 30 I Da. Owareata7 14 1 I Do. New SO GI *aviator° Union ... SO 30 Anita 10:von .. at. 30 •south Katits•rn 20 30 'Amin Wales . . 10 13 .4,uth Vorlish.latirernius U 6 :01seff..Rutb.,8300ole,S.Us. 20 91 faw %'ale Isornsion 50 1; flooneallasennotliknall. ID 13 Vs'a ot Ni.attt W.jte;2;n2; . daii.:llu4o2: 2) 20 Went London SS 'forh,Newroo.learßeroickl 20 DO. du. VAIRI.tOIIII 9I Do.O.N.E.Voreharte 60 'York sod North Uidload LINES LEASED At FIXED RESTA 00 II Berk liantc. t.S pet • CI. ()cased WC?. ttoatcrn 1 pot 20 ;Ilitintnithatn&Oxfordluttc calladulypd.,orwlttiguar antee (on .to tit.Weet. 204 291 10 20 , Ditto without • /quanta(' (loot ti to G rcat Wectern 27 13 10 . 13 Meru., %Volt., and Dudley Lon withriar to GonitWetdcrn 91 91 pat le 19 Ditto without•guarantee (11 . 1. e. Ito , :reatWesterb 7 0 pin 171 171 Slactinglcanoteire (lowed to London& N.Weetern) 21 Is .o.tLineninall.guar Gp.tn. (1, wed to Gt. Northern) 80 II litillitselby(l.Vorkso Mid I 23 It ; Do. 1 tharrt (ditto) 121'. 12). Do. t char. a (ditto) Leett.u. Lirwitord t Midland 121, 121 Condom and Greentetch I Icaord to south I' . ;tatr rrj 'Ditto l'referunto (thttoil ,Lowonott toricApereent 1 (Atooltu Nnitok) 30 ' Sorthcrn • Eottern spi WI (knictll to East.Countte SO 41 'Ditto New (ditto) 23 23 ii`restun&Wyre(levw. Lou 3LN.Weet.teLanc.itTort 17( 101 Ditto 1 ohtins (A) (chant 20 , 90 Alkali, Guild., and itelgatCl (leased 9.1 Smith Eartrtn , I.l2opton and llttchin Demi to lirtat Northern 11 , Do. nttrpreth Eaten.(dttto 11 Mouth statrociPhire (leaned to Mr. sltCleno 23 iWitir t'ullty, 6 p. Ct.9va. t , nuttl to stocatoattDer. SO *menet, ttWeyis. (leased to Get Wafters 171 1 I 3?1 .11 lot 103 50 St is; 23 07 Jl5 111 111 24 22 20 ! 20 20 1 20 15 10 43 4Se Si 66 4 6 pis II 43 ex div ;i 12i 12: a: di' 8 84 1 4 31 21 dla ad. 14 15 Si: SI 4 at 12 I •, 1,1, 2t ez div PESTERED= SHAUL 64! Ilg Aberdeen— ... ... .. I l 4 _j pa 10 IS 4.nletiottin £lO _ ... 7 j 13 I 13 `Cheiiier and Holyhead ... 171 IS 111! 35•Esetantroun(3/.1 0 4).M.171 21 ij 0 6 Ditto (Si.) 7 per Cent. ... 171 5 'lam (IL 17a.) 7 per Omit. 01, 6 ! , Eanwrn Counties Ext3m..l !1 3 per Ct Ha. 11 1 yea 611 It Ditto do. No. 2, par pm 10 IS Do. New 6 per Cent etock' Irl 11 /11 1 N i Eiest.tinlortSermait.6p.Ct 171 16 6 1 'Edinburg° ' Pee.h, mu. . I Dune° •,51 per Cent • ..! 1 die 1 rim 121 IV, Gr..at Nortbern3 per Oral; 13 13j 6J, 2! titrithei We.trnM I Elebtlu , 1 pm 20 I 6 . '5 canitirettYorka. k £6.1 I; II dia id 125 9 I LoodexTblrukQuarta.llll3 15 2pm N. 'IN l i Lontion.briebt.,so.Coaut, I gd.SpCtilateCroydatiniel 214 . 1100 Dito, Preen. S per Cent! ! s tbek.l43l,from3ol.sh.E' Bt. 100 . Ditto New guar. I; per CIA* 159 50 ; 5 . Lonibmw SthWertera New , 2; *pm 23 !35 IlitnigultaLine.jaluNel l IS 14 10 INI Do. New Lie ... . 113 5 12} St. IN 6 ! 1 Mula. D n SO Comm.ll.k . i pa t\ Lic. B.iip.E 131 133 20 , * ' , MHO° Eatension... l7 16 3 0 1nt. 55 per Cant. Omar. 41 41 ea de Bt. i North Brit Mb... 61 01 13 3 Oxhxd. Weeceeiee aiil %e.t.a.., X!5, 6 per Cent' 5 11 4 brew-burytettinetbs.New Guaranteed ......... 104 115 10 10 Nress.luCtieetcrilifor.W. Min., b ler Cent... ... 13 15e ex 21 15 , South Devon ... —. 10 16 17 17 IYork, Newearle,& Beret, Gt.Nortb of Eng.pureb. 17 3 Ditto Ditto ~. .. 25 i 10 ,Ifork&N.Slid.ll.ls6.Pureb 16 17 ex dir 4i 5 ~ li ias I i i Pm IS 171 fi Ili 1 sy 132 i 17 11 ex 41v 31 31 la 16 20 20 [Boulogne snclAla_ 20 se C entral kr.spon (Vietnam) 20 0 Dutch Rhenish .. 20 14 Lest tactless .—. 6 0 Great Indian Penimmelm.. Si Do. SO • 6 tO 1 10 ILascenbourg 26 ;Maria Antonia -10 2, 1 ,1 Do. do. New 20 SO Namur and Uwe 20 N Nc ethernet( ?rum 20 6 Otistens nd 11..rdeasz 20 SO Paris and Orleans 20 20 Paris and Rouen ... 20 16 Paris ettd Stratimeg .. SO SO 12otsen sod 20 20 Sambre end Meuse 2u' IS Soma.. atal Nehtes 20 01 Willi. Flanders.— ... lii 18 4 dis 1 1 pea PEI v i 1 21 3 CI 6 91 2 1 131 1 3 4 3i dis ss se 213 28i 3 4j ils 11 111 I 4: I 914 s LEEDS, March 15. toj 11 101 11 411 419 184 19 31 la a II STOCK ESC/I/WM.—WO have had another very active market this morning, but it closed weaker than yesterday. The fol lowinig ate the closing sales :—Caledonians, 161 ; East Lana/tires, tfle ; ditto Quartets, 41; ditto 6 per cent. Piet, 71; East and West Yorkatire. 131; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 641; Ditto Fifths, 61 din.; Leeds and Thirst, 201; Ditto Pref. 6 per Cent., 'o. I, par; Ditto, No. 3, Is. 3d. pea.; Maneheater, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 6/. Pretreat% 13s. 9d. pm. ; Midland Stock MI North Britnk. ill; Northern Counties Union, 4D din ; North Western, 91 dm.; Shritee. Miry and llerefmd, Old, 11 dim.; South Eastern and Pont. 99j ; Turk and North Ilidhaa, 164 a. g Ditto Prearrenor, Ns. di. j A *TNEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'CT.ocx. The business in the Engiish stock market is again lery small to-day, but the feeling is firmer, and Consols have improved 4. The price opened as it closed on Saturday, 961, to I for numey, and 96', to for the account. but some purchases have since carried the cash price to 96Z, the present rate being 96 1 . to 1,, and more for the 10th of April. The only other description of stock dealt in is the Annuities for 30 years, expiring in 1860, which mark 7 9-16. Exchequer Dills, are steady, with little doing. The larger amounts mark Os. and ii6s. prem.; India Bonds, under 1, 0 001., Gls. pre Ill• The market for foreign bonds wears a Fatisfactort apixarance, price* being in all eases well I:imported. Attention is chiefly directed to Spanish bonds, the • price of which luts risen to 201 for the active bondt; and Buenos Ayres and Venezuela stocks have also unproved: The business, in the aggre gate, is to a fair average extent, and includes the following descriptions, viz.:—Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 374, 561. Chilien Six per Cents., 1051. • I'u-0-and-a-Half per Cents. Dutch, 581; ditto Four per Cent. Certificates, 91 Mexican Bonds, for the 28th inst., 331. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1849, 85; ditto, for account, 851. Portuvese Five per Cents. Converted, 1841, 3.5 t ; ditto small, 331; d Four per Cents., for account, 34. Russian Four-and &-Half Cents., 971. Spanish Active Five per Ceiffs.;Tof account, 20f, ll„; ditto Five per Cents., div. from May, 1849, 16; ditto Coupons, 9! 9,1; ditto Russian Ilonds, 51, ; ditto Three per ( 'cats., :90. Venezuela Two-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 321, t• The bullion market here remains steady, but that at Paris has been affected, bar silver and gold and sovereigns having risen, although the exchange on Loudon has fallen, in consequence of a uumlier of bills drawn for corn shipments. The last prices of fine gold are : London, 3/. 17s. 9d. per oz.; Amsterdam, 101 to 111 per cent.; Bombay, 151 rupees per tola ; Buenos Ayres, 3 per cent. prem. ; Canton, 15 dols. per ounce ; Frankfort, 378 ti. per mark ; Hamburg, 4251 marks per mare; Jamaica, 2 Nr cent. prem.; Lisbon, 0.4 per scut . discount ; ew York, t per cent. prem.; Paris, .02 per cent. discount; Rio Janeiro, 158 per cent. prem. (paper), 58 per cent. prem. (silver); Trieste, 29 per cent. prem.; Vienna, 331 vet' cent. prem.; Shanghac, 206 dollars. Tlui last prices of sovereigns are: Amsterdam, 11 ft. 75 to 013 ; Bombay, 10 rupees 1.16; Batavia, 13 fl. 73; Bourbon, 5 per cent. prem.; Colombo, 1 to per cent. prem.; Calcutta, 10 rupees 4 to 5; Frankfort, 11 ft. 51 to 52; Lisbon, 4,470 rcis ; Madras, 10 rupees 8; New York, 4 dots. 86 ; Pat is, 25f. ; Rio Janeiro, 8 tuilreis 600; San Francisco, 4 dols. 90. • The last price of quicksilver at Snn Francisco was 15 to 151 dolt.; Valparaiso, 120 dolt.; in London, 3s. td. The produce of California is now reported at %WO lbs., or 1,080 quintals per annum, a quantity insufficient materially to increase the yield of silver or to affect the market. An arrangement is said to have been made by the house of Messrs. Rothschild at San Francisco, with the proprietors of New Alma den, in virtue of which the pnce of quicksilver will be kept up, and the consequence is that quicksilver has risenin Guanaguato, Peru, and Valparaiso. In the end of the year the price fell, as it was believed Cali fornian quicksilver would compete with the Spanish. The imports of bullion and specie during the week have been 1,618,688 dollars by the Severn (521,325 dolts. gold, 1,083,510 silver, and 1,730 platina), from Mexico and the Pacific; by the Afriea, 210,000 dolt. from New York; by the Petrel, from the Bra zils, 6,000/. ; by the Madrid, Peninsular and Oriental steamer, from tlihraltar, 3,8964 and from Lisbon, 4,835/. ;by the Pottinger, Peninsular and Oriental steamer, front Constantinople, 1,01111, and front Gibraltar, 1301. ; by the Bosphorus, screw steamer, some gold dust from Sierra Leone; by the Mont rose, Peninsular and Oriental steamer, from Gibral tar, 1,400 E, and from Lisbon, 12,5501; by theTeviot, from the Brazils, 23,71;21. The total of the week is 423,0001. Lattt week there were no imports. Packages of specie have gone direct from New York to the continental markets, which will relieve them : 12,0001. went by the Washington to Havre, The Franklin, however, took back from Havre 40,000/. in doubloons. The amount of the precious metals exported from the port of London during the week ending Thurs day last, we learn from official sources, was 12,990 ounces of gold coin, and 13,166 ounces of silver in bars, shipped as follows:—(fold coin: To Hamburg, 410 ounces; to the Cape of Good 1i0pe,12,300 ounces. Silver bars : To Dunkirk, 7,649) ounces ; to Ham burg, 7,566 ounces. The total value of these exports is about 34,4001. Besides this amount the Medway took out 58,0001. for the Brazils, and the Sir Itulx.rt Peel screw steamer 50,0001. fur the Cape, on government and merchants' account. According to an analysis of the railway traffic re turns of the (Suited Kingdom for the last week, as published by lierapalh's Journal, it appears that the total receipts on 6,227 miles sere 2'210,93W., being at the rate of 37/. per mile per week. For the come sixinding period of 1830, 213,7711. was received on 5,363 miles, or at the rate of 36/. 3s. im:e mile per week. There is thus an increase iu the mileage of 643 miles, or 11.31 percent.; an increase in the amount received of 16,1621., or 7.30 per cent.; and OA increase of IL ss. in the amount received per mile per week. The Railway Times estimates the gross traffic re turned since the Ist of January on 6,210 miles at 2,216,8261, which is equal to 3351. Ils. 711 per mile. The corresponding period of last year, on 3,641 miles, produced 1,973,39 W., or at the rate of 34W. 168. 7 ,d. per mile. The balance, therefore, con tinues in favour of the present year, though only to the extent of 3/. 149.11 d. per mile. WOLIN( IFUNDS.—Tnts DOT. Hank Stock, *hut 3 per CLCon. Am, 961 1 3 len Ct. Red. Anne. %Ant 181 per Ct. chat *pee Ct. Oon.Anan. 1.0 i nachequor Clith.63r. to 56, rosucor /LIND& Spec Ct. AUPUIIO W 111,11..... Ivor CL trrenado )91t 17 4 14 4 par Ct. Belg. nowt.. 51 3 Unease] no..errot Inn., 4 If toff Cent.. 6 ter Ct Inca. 511 w. 34 too Ct. Woolliest Bd.. 52 4 Penmen lid, . nt 6 Onto :Ste. 513 Vermeer. Conterted 33141 6 per ct. Horner MM.. 55 I 11 per CL Ktpo. n 1...111 ft apes CI. !Ardor Itt. 156 1 z , r . vddt 2.kd Co l l 4 ==in ' a 5 : or * b i t, — 374 a M. Trnig. " :ssl... rye Imam 11.1, 15 en Ditto Pao re /kn. 5 1 944 Ct. Dahl MI» 644 f 21 Per Ct. VOneattele . 9...31 3 4 pet et Patd4 C0rt0..914 V nontoeis Peferred non al, 13 13 LATEST FOREII IN EXCHANGES. WS. 11.971. c 15. 1 d 1 Fur Account. PA Xoney...op9abig Illatheit. Lowent I arising. r -.-- - - - per Cents. ...........1 39 II 57 99 57 90 LI 55 57 b 5 per Cents. ............I 94 49 I I 99 13 94 43 94 15 91 25 ... per Cents. I ... do. New Loan 9l 10 II ... ... ... ... .. 3 per Cents. per Cents. 94 40 1 per Cents I do. New Lama - per Cents. Eschangson Landon i l at right, 23 ; 90 days, 24 85, Belgian, S. 1840 So Neale* Rents Many. Do. 3, 1041 — ma Loan, DIU 7..1 „, Do. 4; Du. 24 Piedmont 5 p.Ct 18.40 53 ... I Bonk 4hatcs ...... 1203 MADRID, MARCH 11.—Three per Cents., 341 ; eft t r 8010., 346.18 cash, 344 paper. Four per Cents., 14f. Five per Cents., 151; after Doha, 161 paper, 161 cash. Coupons, 81 ; after Bobo, 81 cash, 81 paper. Pasrives, 61 ; after Bola, 6 11-10 cash, 51 paper. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 104 paper. Exchange on London, 50.70. BERLIN, MARCIE 16.—Voluntary Loan, 10.5 t; New Loan, F our -and-a-Half per Cents., 1011 ; National De t,854; Com. mercial Marine Society's Premium, 128 ; Dank ShAns, 961. VIENNA, MAREII 14.—Five per Cent. Metalliques, 964 • Four-and-a-Half per Cents., ditto, 35. bank Shares , 12.44. Exchange on London, 12.47. FATAL AcCIDENT.—On Friday Mr. Bedford held en inquest at the Westminster Hospital on view of the body of Sarah Ford, aged 11, servant to Mr. Scott, hosier, No. 88, Strand. It appeared that on the let of February last, the deceased was going down the kitchen stairs with the child of Mr. Scott in her arms, when she missed her footing and fell to the bottom of the flight. They were both taken up insensible. A post-storks?' examination showed that she had received an extensive fracture otitis base of the skull. Verdict, "Accidental death." 136 7i (rhea the Daily Ntori.) SATURDAY EVENING. The fluctuations in prices during the week have been very trifling, and the business transacted, ex eepting in a few mines, has been rather limited than otlwrwbe, and it is becoming too palpable that tho numbers of new projects daily starting into notico an , withdrawing the attention of the public from legitimatc undertakings; but the test to which all new companits will be subjected by the rules of tho proposed new Mining Exchange will. it is presumed, enable the public to judge of the real value of many of theni. The discovery of a new mine at Devon Great Con sols mused an inquiry for the share , , but no sellers are found except at greatly advanced prices. fled fords have slightly declined, in consivpienee of a falling oft' in one or two points or interest. For East Girmis Lake there has been a considerable in- quiry. The following is the latest list of quotations : Devon Great Consols, 285, 300; South Tolgus, 150; 'lreviskey, 240, 250 ; Alfred Consols, 15', l 0 ; Tre mayne, 201; Bedford, 71, 8; Ilitrodslltot, 121, 13; South Tamar, 24, 21; East Gunnis Lake, 11 ; West Providence, 70, 75; West Camden, 112', 113 ; Tre lawney, 54, 55 ; Mary Ann, Ill), 891 ; 'Frith:me, 124, IS; Mcrilyn, 1, 44 ; Garreg, 2, 24 ; North Tolgus, 21; ()rambler and St. Aubyn, 13: Comfort, 674 ; Wheal Iteeth, 105; East Puol, 155; Mill Pool, 5; Wheal Prudence, 51; Butterdon, 6; Mendip Hills, 21, 3 ; Lewis, 20 ; South Bassett, 370; West Francis, 20, 23 ; Tresavean, 230; North Pool, 465 ; East Buller, 61, 7; Tritrusis, 15; Brewer, 4; St. Aubyn and Grylls, .11; East Setaon, 2. In foreign shares :.--Australian, 21; St. John del Rey, 114, 15 ; Imperial Brazilian, 11, 5 ; ('ohm, :11, 5 ; Copiapo, 61, ; Comes, 1 1 . 2; Santiago, 61, 74; United. Mexican, 51, ; Worthing. 21. The adviser received to-day by the St. John del Itcy Company are dated Jan. 28. The gold ex tracted in 21) days' stamping was 13.718 oitavus, from 068.1.5 cubic feet of sand, equal to 11.17 °naval; per foot. Stamps working 27 days average 114 heads. The supply of stone continued abundaut, and from the nuirkedimprovement thestone greater returns any he anticipated. A nmittante of gold, .1564115 t. troy, valued at 18,260/.. has Issm recceived. By the Imperial Brazilian Company the fol lowing gold report has been received. dated lan. 2$ : 'I he produce from Congo from Ist it, 22nd Jan. was 71b., and front Banana', 211). !kw. ; total, ttlb.itoz. A remittance of gold, 5711b5. troy, valued at 2,5001., has arrived per Tcviot. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANE.-THIS DAY. The sales advertised 1 . 4. r to-morrow emo-ist Of the follow ing : 5,8111 bags Mauritius, 3,900 hags Bengal, and 1,11)0 bags Madras Sugar; 1.190 lags, 210 casks Ceylon, and 1,200 bags foreign' Colfet ; 3,000 bags Saltpetre, and 200 bags Pimento. . . trameetions have as yet takeu 'dace Co/I.os eantinueu dull. Ott.a.—Seal, little, 31/. ; straw, 321: 10s.; brown and yellow, 321.; 81/. ; llendmatter, 961. ; Cal, 38/. ; South Siva, 31i/. 10s. to I. IN.; Olive Oulipoli, 431.; Spanish and Sicily, 411. ; '29/. to :Mi.; Cocoa-nut, 2111. to :131. ;&t d, rape, pale, 10s. Liuset-d, 331. 168. to 331. 14s. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The Tallow market is very tirm to-day, with large buyers for delivery in thiA and next month, but no sellers to soy ex tent. Prices may be quoted as follows: l'etcr.burz I. C. on the spot, :395. lid. to !ht. ; March and April, 441.4. buyers ; last there mouths, P.M. r.tencuLtits or nipw.—(rittni).T) isst. Ce:ivery Lief - week Ito. tram IS Jute Arrival hiatu mit .... Do. from halace Prier, Y. C. Wads, per cwt Do. Town PUBLIC SALE, run TUN WEEK.—' March 21.-100 reek.and :11W) boxes South Anlisricati . 1 500 cake Australian ditto; 25 casks liclgiun ditt tacks Cochin Cocoa-nut Oil. Cmits...l 28,2'8 1,517 81,147 1.18 101,844 Cd. 4,10. 04. MOM 1,1:57 7;,un 87,431 37a. Od. 39•. id. 9!.1 400. Od. 4or. od. -Friday, Tallow; i :WO MARK-LANK-THIS DAY. At most of the agricultural -markets held during the poot week the value ut Eng isle Wheat was undid: • I, and in many instances, mit:ince of Is. per. qr. was est:LlMA:rd. In Mark-lane this morning, owing to another short %apply, factors *vim enabled to support, and in some Int,< rather ex ceed lastMonday'squotut iimsidhume-grown W heat motwith sbunling the rather liberal tempt of .11043 qrs. lino abroad hint, thisday st'unight.Thu dtpre..ing Oleo i.f t hem• large ar rival. basing in a gt tut measure been anticipated when tiro cargoes were reporteil olt tai coast, holder% of Ibrrigu Whist were firm in their th amok, and a fair amount 44 bleier,. was trimsten:4 at late rates. Flour, wbettor Engli.ll or foreign, was out cheaper. ii aley was in moderate rupply, and its value rather tenth d upwards. Oats were in short gamily from our own COllq and from abroad, but a fair, quantity hat opine thrwant 'luring the past week from trelaud. Coleutuen a n d 4h.alers mutinue n act with caution, mitt u■,k mth:hitt only tivr their intim TT ' date want:, t " extri quottion. o. 1 List. The demand for Beale , not Piny wav not brisk thib morn ing, but we cannot note any alteration in value. Clover-wed continues in wood request, and prim.; rather sulvaneed than uthtrwise. Cuuary fetid dull, and rather chug+•r, us were ids° •l'wrere. Irxrp4u Shillings Nr r2r. Wim,r, ' , Jut! k Kent .. ...rid 3t: to 28 to 42... white, 40 to 41 to 44 MatolL nod Suifirlk...., 31 to 26 to 41... do. A to 42 to 41 Talavera t t..ues or Suffolk) Ounteidgn es Liouoln rod 32 to 311 to 42 . white, 36 to 4' , to 44 RTT DCW ... 25 to 27 . old, ..1 to - .A IIADIDT. feeding 2O to 2: distilling Malting 23 to 25.. ebeetilst r 22 to 27. line A 14 to 19...11ne1tsle „ 3 .1 to 34 M*i.T t)„, , , English, ......... 14 to I Lotto INdande „ 11.ruiek Sc Scotch, lad 11 tu IS. pollitt. Iris, ...... 11 to 13 to 10...b!seit Ditto, potato Pus. ipcy Eine— Wilde BUNN )(seam Tess, new itAIIYCP.I., new Ca....elsoNli, prr cwt., red.. 40 to 30 tu Cool,. per thous:did 16 to 17 12 to 20 19 19 21 15 ro il 17 m 19 23 to 25. .maple . 26 to 32.. imperial ......... 3 ,, 10 22 21 to 25. .builere l:6 to 23 11 to 27... tick 2.11027.. t4l 37 to -3 27 to .9.. 231030..01d ltO .l 3 tu --new wiuter lUWll,,.ol,l—to— s. to 34 43 to 1..79 23 L 9.1 to X 9 10 Yen, mk or 1.59.15... not a, town 3524 e, dislivered 27 to 40...f1ne bousebutd ... 22 to 35 Norfolk mad 221fulk 27 to 22...321tel FOREIGN. abillinge ptr. qr. Wilma; Dmatelo sai Konigsberg 42 to 44 ...Em Pumientnomm 49 lo 44 -Rowlock 44 to 44.-litettla 2 , 1 to 40 Trench. .21 to 3.1 to 10- Brabant 4'' to 49 Danish 310 to 41...11mmburg 4O to 42 itummiwn 52 to 37. .F.gyptiwit Danube -. 34 to 341. .thleura 34 to 3$ 22 to 21 - 21 to 23 211 to 33 Rrr feINIWS 20 to 21...dlotillbsi to ..ladian Wen Yoroeraneao and atralstutd tiwedult and Iranian Friezebout wad botch, feed Into ~ brew. Burrs, tick 23 toll3..did ..... AmaL 2.1 to 21 old 421L 013 . 17 to 19 Pao, grey 24 to 22 White' 42 23 to 22...hoRets ......... .. 36 to a TAMS., 0id..... ...... 22 to 24... new 32 to 26...1arge ..... ......«... 30 to 32 Cuban, MLR and Rued tn 41 to 4$ Mediu:mom andOdetwa 43 to 411 ARRIVALS LNTO LONDON FROM 10th MARCH to 13th MARCH. OIL Englieh. ecutota. ' lrloh. Foreign. Wheat Bexley lOO7 6 1 WY 1441 I SO9 10292 I 42C1 Flour, 14364 nab; 1,928 barrel& Malt, 4924, IS to 17 Is to IS 15 w 10 14 to 10 19 to t 25 to 27 ~.. 29 to St L 9 to 41.~.T c.y .., COAL AIARKET.-THIS DAY Eden Main, 13s. Gd. ; West Hartley, 14s. Gd.; Walls End Haswell, 138. Gl. ; Walls End lletton, 13s. 3d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 15s. ; Walls End Adelaide Tees, 14a. 3d. ; Walls End Tees, 15s. 3d.—Ships at market, 186. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts is smaller, consequently prices are rather better; trade, however, is not brisk, and the advnnco is not freely given. The number of Sheep is about tlw same as of late. We cannot quote higher. although for a few choice Downs rather more money is given. Trade is very heavy for Calves, nt lower prices. From Germany and Holland there arc 429 Beasts, 1,110 Sheep, and 71 Calves; Scotland, 260 Beasts; and 2,400 from Norfolk and Suffolk. Par stone of rib. L .1. c .1. Per stow of 81ta o. d. s. d. MU Pleocs, I tandori. .36 3 8 flea Doc ~ Ile-4d4. lib 00 0 8 hest ElborChoras .. 34 3 I Bolloscwook 310 4 3 ,isr ta &good quality Data. 26 3 6 Do. do. dbom oast. 2B 4 0 Elm aaduaeoad gear 3 Af i r r : „. ..- P*ll4 boa Vs. i Ilalt-bred. 4 4 4 6 /Arad ....... 0 Some. at 8382180, 3.634; akeeP 1833 Lain. 11.41ii: .. da. . Pts2. 260. I — , ; „ '.iA...' t5....A..—:...% , n .A rt Itit..‘•'` . 116 ~\ 17 It ilea t *.