The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-28 00:00:00

r e 41i t (form ' t.-- ' L'Ungatoshirs, 241 • Urine Northern, 1{ D. A Deferred, Gt. South. & West. tl i r n elend), 22{ Great North of Eng lan d New 301. • -- ... /' :.f gf-- .4 7 - . 4 RAT A S C I T 11 1 A Y ........ily 1.31 siusigio A II rr DIM- ' OT a* is 1111011111 T 011,1111_11 1 / 1 1 APPLICATION le In. Y be ma le PAIILIAIIEar a lar gemlea em lea me as *um assetra I ahem ems of lap powers aplß:l4.e of WsAAA 1f ilalts.r"rbgleftviitv smakiwimatimeel: Vg .6l" Aft, IC iti t " a a l eV: ih owrio_ •••• Ihe ald WM° Ser i le le ef the Wle* Mlle if Daflief klaggthlnthethth* g am e* , I to. Wee el Pre edellb/ 014rmi WW =lgl WI .1.4 mi lha V.T.oelemene bt ss i niar tf la the laatra .la _e1e 6)1.41 2 STthe add 12 , 1%te =meg be. -Wleegalli=of the oaf Wag' gal r. n og. et itearlahe i r a t in ri le nlk e ef sod eneally ef adt b.we et Wait ~.. MI latheny Aet. l4 lll. bll2 . Lgear N. trot ▪ sap 0••1•asr s• • MIMI ~ arm raper wet; mate - araW= la l s, ""gied mat ror b. li r i% w iem a Na t i V,... tho ez......3,-, . ...... el mili lam** le elhole earge w Ein MY t Mae*. MI wain the lalmenle a rend we empliefale to the lIIML and 4 1 =rabool fear maned thee s er .ri zl paZed limes Om. u remadf. ri t irt e z.zt.. • 1106. M. thallies We. a. S/ale Pm elta mama. ri lial Wieq m k. = l t lilted. 3a Lltil=kfregi ReeV i ea l teea ellembe M estribb i redg a ity la C muni. elm r.,..... valli the mid Shari sad kadeleya edema la al the ayse the lathead 4 1 .3.1 the veld ea the par 1.3.1 What and . le hy the math.. 27. * roads railvt th r/ra =t ete t" e"rthi l t l ee L_ n ee 1 ....E.. mi. . am. Mouth thaf ii 4aroctke l mm the Ade . me* Ihe liteewebary and mg 1 a „„ ...., .. as Is *dab§ betw•puivult, an= is:Teggsalma la lie gem* et Me* le lia3S.ageri ~ wi,,,t77. 410821A/V... ati.. .. 0. 16 . 6 1. 1 6 a wa S i re en tho oath Isth le. end te ens e=lt mkt Comm, lei end mho 1 Oln Illea *Met At brarelf teilloay. MU all geol./ olthicals. enneacted IheeeorVA. ead appremans aereto. avme .....sa , a. r t h h.u the u s tlit e llittf ih dtalO u r r l2 . amis to n. la the «m -- lags me to a ona . the plim reamed le by Ile Ilinamberr end Seltme Act nall * the ...... .relateraT ala=hle.4 thamelf sr We the . or Mar m ylase - ir Velviealk ' r ial l Il i r i reom r imm.".. .leveloneeem ilL er male Mill Acct 111 i colic /*bed and tembiallee =CI lam ri . l o crla soki ef a r=er. l i n ue lhitootag a ii. al ea goer la Illnente t e . m a praloyeeei Bellew Aet. Mly the And Me to MAW the .aI4 l' to illigie e a =teleed. mete . 1: etemetjaoleAlr.thit..tteh.: meal m ....uteralt :Er e • adds Who towisleposul wish of Wolverhampton. la county 1 14 ithmthalthe by artOthef Puede. velth the nimble sand $1 or atm • cyclam Umber-pet or 'wharf In th e esethattott of E. **A and hen , . aIaWY AMU MI" Amo List mcntlonel y0w1... and c coil, I. wholllgthin sire much of the add Illy anal es to situate bodetha Ihe OM pent. lallkh last mom of the roil canal Is le be wit and shan.lomoll. sod ~,r,r.,..., pub.:stated (VW deal egged In the Comma" el at tb. Illmilartans Crag It In Ilea of the meths % limi t Iltrahabam miall le be so up and alendonel as C .. elt=er le the aid Om** ProieleMie to ltmy aall aloe lolle. efoil ad* le maga et the me *Or r.,M saa dead amt. and le all sea paw% a* ellheada over the tb re_JeL . MI noie de Mt lig POWs of Nap le li. lad* the above memo linWer. emeaT and Warp e nigma marbein of *emend mauve/dee :to the "' lbw Forkettlem" este le to osyl tonal nth perreeal Mies 31; g gal j Vleterta ehepter Id; S god I V 1etar1at.....4411101 11 1 11 5.11............,.: 11 sad le VI SIP; lobi n ne .... WEtrift mailllals•A, =11= 41 :: e ea Victoria. eLthiA -- "aatella Whit gramement. laf we* tli=el Mt =fa= rot t i re C An nu ttg 'i crrtala Pm" p l o g r ' em Zo e g.....,...... Comprise: And abo to amble to. wall Shrew dew erol Birmingham Rahn; ad the Illtraleglem. Wolccebomptoty. and Flour Valle, I= 7 Comlany te mate sad carry Into effect certain arrangements s::: mist. f o e the forma tou t., malatenthce. Wel futon inameaseeet Melba rue Mat to the nof Widrerlimnlgoa. he the county et per the am OM acomonodatlon of the mid he coon awl he the shore ettrinee4 to alter. amend. and Merge Kim of pace 001 prorldoc. of the Ihnoincham. Wolthilnonptee, wed yaw h obray Act, 1646. thrmlnthWet atn. Wthellaththe!, eh& L Ado bw, and the Barmladom. tvol,,evenuten. watt Sem valet 1641 (No. 11 thoethwiek Deflation. and of the Portobello Ileilreltertialepteo lolt.o, Act, 147. AM the to valorem , the vai.l Illuenvhdry and 1111111hictiVn itaftwee Copra eel the clisroishiro Union Itallsays and t heal Covolony, the Meelogy rad (nettle Italloray Company. and the Shrew.t.try nod tieederd Seaway Comivany. ta make and carry Into effect milli% ar. ampeem ..1. unwmcnt• for the font.tlon. tuatatenanee. an.l More eieelpleeet a a 4tatten at or near to thg wan of tiro... airy. in the 1.018 4 Yap, to the me and sceommo lathes of the void r..pecUth awl to alter, moon& amt cause. 'erne of the Pod , n nod a no /honing at. Ides le to my. 1,...1 and tonmal WM. MIMI Vitoria. Cbspier 100 ; ath and ill Vectorla. thatmr. 42 .. r . OM sad loth Vigtoria /*M. In- 2 : 3 - r- 4 . 2 . 50 . ZI. = 4 . 211 .nh I WI /116 rd Ilth kith.. &Men 111 a m id 144. And aho to matte the said fermagery and Illmagelme Nava/ =le Macrae or marthnla wet of the general matal of the Imarthi the fonestisa Si the Iffermehory ead Haredat Audio Audio all leitended set pewee 01l she he applied for to 4.04. bm ihe 11* or Wee liidem se the tam hei merdened to the elle* therm awe le avert. slop up, et Ma. elloabeff blipemilly or oill ash tempi* reaelenlA Itelf MGM peOla fenallek Meldatla F _ ' them arel •1111111~101.111111111 die Moo alrile 1 ." rarer or c ipedwAse to amt. alter. or acli ea /e thelorMat a IL e rhailwaya =Aphis awl meta eta** tavree and eereadswee And eake I. hem* .se area eat It le Intended to apply for yew* tlbe ed.l lateadd an. to levy loth. Ma, and dull., In remit 11L aid Wes of nehrar and aril heremhefuee described mese- SWF, Yd to emit tenant emnettong from well tons. 11•40 , . ee dettee. and she : r aptly for the mum Imlay emtferrett for the osem ry pulen lee Linda, ham sad lexelltament... to to dacrlbed upoa hermit* astiemd. sad is power to very or eatlngehh all =Lll.B.l4FilliiismigerileVagehth b ar AZ:l l re= ism& Amissibetriffitrea, Sat phew end= *WIZ hello and mho heedeledeme ereltio n ==i= e ore . seta ableh my milleed ter the ear yore cif Marenee te cal eialiMea the *Woe If 3 0 stmlis,__f , i bit mum Imes or Woes tr i,......._,...,„.„. d4 , .., tar ge ma enter tola.s, he do coiled to Os cake deck of the Isom for the meal • 4 • li r=tharf . ell dr Aloe of the elect of the meg for OS of Illitod. at 7' , mod Ow • Copy of ea MO el the 1 Z . egalitear beta as rtzt 4 cao o r e tttrj... & • 1 - ", ii*"es.:::..V 6 'a ''' s 3othasTagL a lath aelre eel ma partatoe the ▪ readam . of *eh DM= CO, Paillmeag.met, London. _ _ Pthigthiniketh ASsath Dded MR elli ft d 111•Wisibit. lair IiANCASTER sad CARLISLE RAILWAY..— ItAILW AY twin the LANCARTUR awd CARLISLIR RA IL • at LANCASTER to the PRESTON aml 1 1 , YRE RAILWAY, te_ _the PARISH el PRESTON, WWI a LANCASTER to °LARSON SOCK. awl AMENDMENT .4 ACTS of the LANCASTER tad mum.% awe LANCASTER awo PRMITOR JUNCTION RAILWAYS. ROMS In UMW 01 VEN thst APPLICATION it halembed It be weft In PARLIAMENT In the ant Menne MOS" M e Act le eiMienee asd weinew the LISFIUMW amt IRMO Lams t ra w l ft e fwd,Wiwi.weak ad um the cilium mil hem2=3 emitimemi. or *Me part or tart. thier . V wilh ali piow meta. miewalmn. and Illiarogvneal OISIVISIO) Ibit ii to tap _a _railway ermssiodos by a Jusithie iht t lii anew ma Miat Mimi. M a point eareb epsomite le Hall. in the WwwWlP MR PAR M 1110 /WW/ ma - MIMI Site • Junction WWI al Pemba and Itr o rlt . Most SIR • wilt ester Precto• eM Me Lawmita Is Mint alp el Lea Aphion 111.1 rd Ceilem. IS Mete of been, which .nil IMcs miles, eeil odor rib ceereeted swiwith .iu 1 . 6 . , fmm. Wee" ee lido. el be Miele Mai the weinl wriolic., tow whim. eel eatelop=e eelier Mow * et mom at thew 111114 IS to Iny) Ilkeliely, Maw Aaligne with Madam. Switfortsi. I =ali esk OVwww al (ls wel=ra ll er/ 44211111 . 0 ew1em Wee l mweil '"" , l iiill.:hori. Mnia a r rL iAl rts. Pee. In. 11•Reth. Simkins, Gnat NMI Natter Yli creak, Pilil ia, Tem. Ibthaw, Llule &deem amok PtWire, Gnat Y ~edim Wades VIM Weston. r., GrceaalAi, Mistletoe, eies. WNW, and Mete .111; t l i t t... i, Or=t a tzltli il l r : i s tera.. 6... lllretek. Seel tili .. eertL y. ttli bilk. Perae eft% idea, NcKet RcaleaS”4ellitlientrp. Seeciet, lactip with Sowerhy, eller with sieme, . s eek SIMI wish Wm*, Ribbi, Wm._ WoMT with 1 1 1 s. . .. 11 1... Placer. Rib/1 0 10th wisp. Wray, ll i rokeeh. 4M:1! ~;:ir.....zil'Az. tr ...Ur elib ;VI taxelsie. pulp Ilemies red laile‘ . 11 b • iffi ^ i• a th ndl e mm. lost/a m. ttortiareeerL d a i reous. me Proem le ille ceell, or • ob. ffeleiZ lMai le c =7 " uol ju r 6". .thertern "il ousa ke llikedsl the pia el It er aeleidels Ned. as 'a oeilise raylUkellkop stet Nor bet 'o eeitembeele el 1p liat 1 11,141 . 9 d übilik to Mikis Ile a las• lit. elle *al Irma mew est web etemoilei 0hm iii"....."1117..04 smn bool.•. Ilioegf. et a reoe lie illii=the meted eel aid Obiree. °Ni Ctin eel fillinet am =el eieseliemit ill u la die ease, el lerieriet. ed AM runts, o p ...w eft thell It lo c c=ll/ Le Waded Mlle ewer the rid le obese& eillilmel "m e Il =r;Y al".. ilk won dr pompom emir a i keller sides Is beteg Woe %re WPAeld W Ole mid b. Mout to Inks perere a r Ow v. ia z her .r. mb urit4 I i=idwi= worm inWiso m . Ems Pow, tomi rad eztobisivaint et Moi: tog et err i It Nor lie =ir iapeileeli i. 1 ,06 ..,"407effaliZiged lis rim prom Is thip....4.814 Is by owe et serrulas. ili r Ihe ftsiCiall Is Mn WM, ream eel Seim es eittie as g/ enn OM w et Ulein d and to west esetele esomPlises ben sed , MI% Will= lt RIM. by ma Mete MIT. 11 / *War lesse serest ellli Eikao= t am hw ee taws tt ... ...p= 4 elk re of memosoomeo.ee we tlpieWleeeeiel W. Medi ramp, eel vide. et mg Maw/4W le MIRK lOW ed pdelleges. tr ah r i = lato AMA et my of IRio abeveemialleeZeliPmee. OEN sod ac 4 dr seiLl ea& followiae, le. sene or b.. to the kaft-te, ' aad ((elide tellin, ROM le ... rat., Ca i t k li 'Mania, clllOll .V 1 •re Wog ay ark Kb dueog 113 ; owl teal ma peeiert sWa navel MO *War UT. =air entire el Web! elfin. li I , 12. alli 0nt. 4 . 2 aett.e.e we emipmee le a rt. la te ore webs et die Isemalit J=ein od' knee at Eel be Defied Wm r.. 1. ed. owl to, ale eastiode lee . es eelLelellit wa et Min et the mil beamilesed nitnes with oe Me leCo of the awl kit tlreallotre" = new, aad Milo ea timid Lemadoramirreiga , and to istml Mew law W ila hat... J melba SalbeLZeillY = lr l suisil mill ii:eirl=2; "s" 'my= " s i bt poem' este la ~KR ditatr a t=e n :Vid s iimm ll , Ilse zu t. 5 ... Weer • tame, name. lorie.=inembleak ill e. zt ai lle g l TM Mites iree Me mem= IMMieli ca.—_ l l/ 1 • 1 h Phew. eme= . o‘samie irTfl ik eMelatill "...metier 1ML 011 .1 10 ,17 144 111= = - MAR= av".:,,1. " .....er Is Or old rir lieft :altr.646.llllll. : 4ll:l42Errit; .. m 4. • 0 1.11. m eel iplo lelaiii Po he d •WM 111 Rim mike, ilipellel.Nli ea iliii , lob lio plosa dis k el se Woe ea • . iu Isniml. 101iTIE WIDITERN RAILWAY.—EXTFIq PION of LANCAPTIII 'MANCE. ABANDONMENT of WILLIAM LANDS BRANCH, NNW ROAD to lINTTLN PTA , . TION, IC ITINSION of TIM M ter PUIRCHASS of LANDS. WI CONSTRUCTION of WORKS. NOTICE IS MCKIM GIVEN, Ihel APPLICATION h IndeiiM to be ride to PA ILLIAMMNT M Se zed mica for ew set le Mb!. arras& nice& mil mama se hi s t: a Wrierrem WM Maw Sone ef " Tbelloilli Weis% AU Mereerwhe Madam erM Wray Bak WV ' 4 16 3 1 4 .40. Wades Ihilews IDlvemiewo ea ilddr. eirlortee. tri DeZ e kr4.1141.............."••• le perhie the Illerth Wei= W Ike Imateher Mesa el Wre n = .r.. , 2 , 1 * i ii -....:-... teezpar the border oaths of themei Wolin . te Ihe Owed* of Larsaia. la the with el taer 1 oar . la _lie fiewees et le :=Wr k ssi weer the Oohs hessi a n awl le the et Ohm Se him • ya: le t s ellh the rad . iilith old edeesiee Iles et has. ht. threllik el le ak tests willis. the lees et . heave& et trapparts. PM lows et La woe& plehlt trateptor, art Wrath* et lasepattr, eh la the mid owe et lasta*r. ash ft le4hiseiell by the yid eel sullatelle the orth Wahri i le Webs t he w ter et letaw qatit se mesh et z.. lew s .. the ilmorarEl l9 7.. .at r ea r p m = : 1 41 . 5 . 888 rbeetY m ezt ai aim la ~„ or Weeters le mr• am " eehttemesh et el _ . f. ell ____4 mcgt 3 / 444,5, 11 1 ,-„ z ....... . : 1.1. MEWL et . the C , or lit he stab 4:: elotseerlothe .411., lbw. "' "II 4 "1.1 • 0111. u t Was ....". ''' ___...tes4 la. l ea=er be a • modoaram We del= et the esualg _tit Test AMR hr m spened bp the oil el le *Rpm, lode vh, ON er See* telfeelehr et pom 1r w. ala ail terettne en t ether ere h=pe. the i hirtsee. lBBB l=l/ advs. MI erffsket It moberseagiy le lisp er t o m airipuilim off aeon alkill 1 . neirt. SIM dirt Ili air Who oil pot le hike prom tater IV empeldea er ef Wird Derma for the wipe= NM weila sad to aIWXZERIPMB r ial"l" .. pagi eel etedeetel Male mesh ham. I 8 21g I 8 -r —rtitrztmt= t :gb a d =... .zen..,:er4tvtil aed prirllmen, h E .,.:zz lo ig=.-.e t z%zt., mita.. war. ... 4 die it wier, g. am =rem te .... Mter the elm .1.111 Imas.m.... ....,.... ....... of .. 4 tiia;g!!!' hats the " .ft mit the : the peeziar eellell et . with the a lte u meefer OS xi% ,„, at hi 2 ofire Vt red that • sew er to sad roctiowM esol brake et retweepe as Matte to 11110 hi .1 thIVIIOIIIIIO.I Its WC did mell.sy, rowl. end weeb,E= te be etehbilett dee soot,' of Mb notice. aa iathlwied la " NearM ter with the pariah dad of time polies siert le hiptt;e &se, that it le intewiled *ME kii ft =Mu% al . wri:lrc the powers graded by . Eta i . 6°. luarr - £4 North . T W ha M Ran l iDiveriesl iM at Cab ta to loa sae lad Act. led." for the orinnwhinry repthop at he authorised 42 be taken water the movis:=76 ail or IMAM l ine, ercal va.1.4.... townabbw, ead eat= 'Mee fellow Or wane of *Dein. Ithat I. to to lAng hog: ma k Ildiellehl, Newton, Little Newt." Arntord..temfori. An& ler4, oritelth Little Newton, Oiketwidek . , mottle, Cleekan i llMP e bere-wr . Zer&rw i l i grltti n t,:lai nekt.i. Zenr i .4124 . 014 . et im : „.o t ei ty . Thuslee. Thornier, in Lonselele, LiadDia li e Dome. tt.mdll. Meepottlh. We.theeee, Lew Weatannie. Reethmewa Howell, Upper Meal. Nether likind, Ito Mir bank, of Aerie, Fradrow, (Utley, and wear, k Ilk Wok DIEN the eowdy .4 York, and . Lansaater, mil Teer ridok Poulton. Iley2b2m, Thornton, Thordondw. h*. Ineld with Tathale, Tatham wlth.trehr, Teams% Cedliell, IRA Lock, Low Lock, Iforrow. 110 row, Lew Ilivrorw, Ord Canoe. Oradea... Orcels.rough, stel Hurrow.wlth Horrem. MI in the county faddist en, Lanerder. mil Kirkby lunalidn, Ladertae, nigh Oaderton, Low Caaterton, Harbor., Neckfoot, tiantaa.beemnc, wan. ewes, lildletoe, Klllingtne, Vlrhaok. Virhaiik 110. Virbeek Low, KeadaL Kirkby Heald, Kirkby la Kendal, ltlltear, Wiled Smithy, Iketherdado, Pornardale. lawalt . hhafell, Orton, lad Teter, oil In the amity of Weetradelead. Walked the perhala 111=Z dal ado reapectlysif, faiths of the works thereat Waled &With err of Neeenisr. Md. JOHN PRAM'. leutereer. BIRKENHEAD, LANCASHIRE, and CHE SHIRR JUNCTION RAILWAY.—INBANDONMENT of PART of LINE. EXTENSION to LONDON and Nottrit.worr !MN RAILWAY, ALTERATION of LEVELS of CHEATER MANCH, and et MODE 44 CROSSING CANNINO•STREET. In lIIRKENHEAD, EXTENSION of TIME for PURCHASE .f LANDS, ALTERATION of TOLLS, nod DECREASE of CAPITAL soot ALIEN DM ENT of ACTS.I NOTICE IS HERMIT GIVEN that APPLICATION Is Weeded to to made to PARLIAMENT. In the ennuis swiss. for an act it alter, anima, estensi, sad enlarge. tal to relic.] *ewe of the noefees, ili . amines, and provisions of the several acts Maim te the Wrkeethial, Lancashire, an.l CM shirc Junction lades , nisei is to wiyi isnal and persona , . 1.1 Victoria, chapter le7. third Victoria. chatter'. eighth and Muth Victoria. chapter 99, nint' , and ts nth Vietorio, dada/ 91, tenth amide - tenth Warta. chapters Lth: and rfj: and to saillna the liirkenheni, Lancashire, and Ch-. shire Junction Railway V to alienist the formation of so met% .4 the main line el the slimy, rued to be made 1.. the mid act of the ninth and teeth of MONK al tel . Iles between a pant situate In a ani, of Int to the of Norton and pariah of Remota in the county of Cheser, on the of the sad Mlles referred to In the said net. rd the termination r e old rate line, In the township of Heston Sorra, In the parbdt d cheaters In the county of lancesta, end niv, to abandon the fooillea I 011ie bruit* railway euthorised to the sold set. Grinnclag Is de township of AltrItAWA and porta of Bowden, and terteine kjil Junction with the Manchester Muth Junction MO Altri way, in the township of Tireperky and tarbh of Ilowdetriltrg .11 moody of Chester, being tM railway In the f 31.1 act of the di trila of Victoria, ;secondly derertbel ; and ale. to 1th1114.112 the f. She base! railway authorised by the mid act. commode* la the teas al WertreC m enil tereibtaking MajtmetkaW aniagtee. with the Grand! township aad parish .4 all in the colitt l y 4l 3 =r the railway in the said at of the Oh a 13th of Victoria IMO AMU IN eleo oropoloil by the odd Intended act to weft the raid lle. Mahout. loembiro and Chmhke Junction lineway ronuony to names Hallway le KalitteDCS by a Junction .lib the mid main hoc of their MO say la the aid Odd numbered 116 Is mid township of Norton and portal el Runcorn, anil therm moths through, or into the en mat whim torrafiliar, and elms of Kekewhi. Now us. or RIIMWD, led to km /math a Metabin with the line of the Lemke es 4 South Weeters Bailey ea/ saw Kekewick, In the tetra d" et ILMetekt sad parte iilthacent. Militate raid county °f ltolter. Lad ft le ales by the oM dread se, to enable the aid gemeeheek , awl Chwhire Jilicp Salmi °mai lil OM the el so Milli et the direr et de ert am rtheebedley the old act of the nth and UMW _ e theete: lbw Wenn alto niumbered Ma the =LEM,. and ef th. deb the hoo t, on the Mae ot the bomb to the widlsetmeet Mb and a lid I 43 la 05 1.5 MOM sod prick of Yrodiamo , on the Mid Minh promo. a Itellsay riper tbnar. oe ate de rad Purr. toordr of Mot Jobs the Illaptieb Hook, Saint Ore =. •,__ , _._l is t altrm.4l7.." tionetall, otherebe Plemobtall. Galilee OM DMITOW. Brides Tsar. Tbontm etherithe swwwwwiw.ilier Mom Dunham -0o the 1181, Hageford . Filiem sod IteM. ell lathe raM may (Sway It le Vie mothed the old learded trt le ark Or abli Order te aito the Node mobs the sallwM au th orised be the isid eirt of the elOith nod Millb VklaWb to .= , n,„-- • peed la the ottistaritillel thearlfr of el li Z i t rd err of vases Mom se the tamorattewroad or Meet et at to cony thie old load storm the oil Mimi ard eared treed of by seem et a bridge. and he melt le the =Mae MeV el de old reed. IMOD Ow NM IM=or WORM el Illtheabeed. dry the gerael 11:01.1 Inbred bet te err de Om deer by the Aid eel Math and liwith et Riots. sr de as. poliwy modithe ef Marva Malt the owns wed of Swaim Chiller T Ode, Great Ilisaary. Mallow. %1 SSW We Twirl'. Moe. 114Moilli ▪ y . err re* et .In de old county of arr. de eertries at de wars Iberia. Sr 11 It re raper by de rid tedithded easrt to Mate dr= ef die sr Othapeny, WI Se mke rembelem deter rarer er dr wrens of dried* Orem Sr It 0 eir peeper by de adl se se Se yew* tepxedar, * died straw t rep erM se ; all yr and eller rad mid bielnumill im arb st =ge ......erld. room sal Grins de art ereprodaid ee ader we any et =7's ior u wimpy le rt lith rest on der by nem et ton rrelies et he ri mw awl add sr fry at War et VA It bar talesde4 by tba aid sotto fate omen ter lbe or otherate4 dred awl boar for the pumpers 's = netu ratzy ari od r im adra.= i r m at u ttr i, 72 1 az a ae=1 es would Is esy Ord argice ta= d aild de sr T°4° .1.0....... sad old lan ZprM aad = I, = er a - rrr tr ye la fogad of the at Is l am ref sad ..ark....ark..and to OW the toll+. too, at u cest Isolable mea tr,, buimr.m. lanewhho. and Itailway. 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GAZETTE 11tT Wiled by Prof. Li ) 25 cantatas articles cat Heath.. rulturc Ity Mr. W. P. Le goh. Watsissortlt. durray - .swear: — midi ants Amalgam hinfr ' r alka Dary" MON llt . pri. w ilr an g i W. Yowler. Rune Wanda; lisilleinnest anetenfrmal Omani In bon Mei Nowinw C S .** ":I•Mt. Cann lerp =row table fruit of Deolnapt ji lit.tonocan. Thom bank. frt. Andronen lidoestkon By T. C. Brown. Yep. h Flating, smoke burner iridt scrieultore Lahourers, e.inestlon Llnnean Society Liviantattiltto..ollinaus More on true Mulberry. unite I.:waver iiomnlferom. By Mr. A. YornytlL St. Mlir74 Charon. Torquay, Devon Vino growing. Hamiltonian. By Mr..l. Heath Pond words . Forzioro. ---- ily Mr. J. B. Weir. Or koothloir Poultry. ewe. of ro., }spooks, fruit of Rout col. Rotation taLlo Sowing* took% St. Mofflobono Silkworms Smoke hornet (with ongroviogl '• • -•--.• • einfaceedar Terme ywalL By Mr. L. Wair storne. Penwortham. P 1 4.. n Terming Seiwyeete. Uy Mr. Hewitt Davie. London Mg Culture. By Short /frauds on fanners Fruit Mao, will ha. lty Mr. W. Keane, gm:dente. 01,01.PIrk. Iln Guano fnuidi Ounnotton, Wattle on The GARDENERS* CTIRONI( zirrrs tantalite. In addition to th lane, and Smithfield KM., with Tr seed markets. and a eoinykite now all the Wanaictione of the week. C Advartlagmente. 5. MlTer WMIMM. igeg7aPii,;liVetWe Temperature ?MOM. to rid of Mow Trentham Ilan V,i,dati.o, and alkali work. Vipers Walks, to kill anode on Wends. pond. By Rev. C. A. A. Lloyd, Whittinatoo. new try. and Mel. Stoveld,titalhaim hall, near Midtiont on walka, to kill WE th.„ iwi 14-7, erieraWaks) Li and AORICULTURAL OA. e above, the Comam Kart urea from the potato, bop. hay, and paper. with a roodesued account of rder of any newmioder.--Office for it street. enventemfien. Lomion. NEW NOVEL Now ready. mad to he had at an the libraries. In 3 rein pont are, T REVECHLAN. A Cornish Story. By WILLIAM Dory Worws, Eq.. BarrbaeroaLaw. " A sena of very blobt In which the roman and reality of therneters are well drawn sad pun Ufa ari =l 4 l woody nrr .. l: but not exonerated ; No In serted nowt war dornYa . It ninon original anent, and =eh still In ma. peuT IklWnk The " tea. with setlon—penbahle, Interesting _setlen."—Oteer vw Lneolea : Senn. Mee. end Co.. ak Cronin. - - W HAT TO RAT, DRINK, AND AVOID ; Ira DSO Tarr for all . N. Isi It. J. (Immoral,. IL ILL 0.. ft Osimis—llow Os Imre podia tedlos• • Rood ideli',fret lord. mil • ea obarrarn of Ur bode dr woody &dor. e'er ft mar ibitrial rolderr. rd. loppMen. 'Mamba isanaltr g laier g poiktti VE N thr milli gica 14 A_. 61~10 147. Met Wober • Vasa. IS,•• Wa r br. •IleV w er 0111•••; Wain.' fo= saihos. 10. Agriblrma: leamegarow. outAtuff. IBareeiona, and, it is said, immediately sent to Madrid to demand reinforosmeats. The Clamor Public°, of t),e 21st, says that 172 po litical prisoners from Huesca were being marched, Ghana hand and foot, like criminals, tio a sea-port, to be embarked for the Philippines. Kum% Car. 11.—Tbrie psr Pot 19 9.16 ace.; attar MIN 111 =::.• Nob. vies per teats, 91 piper; din W 241 01 • 9 . It taper ; after Dela, 3 MS oath. Opeptes, it ..I. Exiimpe as Lembia, 90 days, 48 Si paper. LATEST FROM GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—We have news from Berlin to the 26th. The Deutsche Reform continues to express the conviction that a sufficient number of members to form a house will amiable on Monday next, in Bran denburg ; 140 members of the Right, several peasants (who belong to the Left), and some Roman Catholic ecclesiastics having resolved to go there. The pre parations in the cathedral (where the sittings will be held) are still carried on. There we not wanting parties, who ought to be well acquainted with what is going on at Potsdam, who still declare that the king is resolved to grant a coa. @Station, the main features of which will be the fal lowing : Two chambers, one of deputies (the electors for which, as well as the elected, must possess an in. come of about MI. sterling), and the other, also ea elective one, composed of persons having an income of 761. The congress of deputies from the civic perk d 'the kingdom is fixed to take place at Breslau, as the 44k of December next. Von Owen had snivel in Berlin. His presence gave rise to the rumour that be may be called upon to farm an administration la Prussia ; the circumstance of his not being a Pens- elan by birth not being an impediment. Camphausen, however, hair a better chance. The papers announce the death of Mr. Joseph Mendelmohn, the well-known banker of Berlin, in his 78th year. He was the eldest son of the celebrated philosopher, Moses Men delmohn, and was greatly esteemed. The Preussischer &nate Anuiger of the 25th, con tain the following official announcement: As the arrangements sod preparations for the renewal, in Bramlenburg, of the sittings of the Asembly, convoked for the purpose of agreeing upon the Prussian oonstitutioe, are completed, the deputise, with reference to the royal message of the Bth of November last, receive hereby a notification is effect, madam at the same time invited to meet on the 27th instant, in the pleas arranged for the sittings of the Aseseably, at 10 A.m., foe the continuant* of their delibers• &kiss Signed by all the Ministers. Berlin, Nov. 25, 1848. The above journal also states!, in its official part, that 3,679 musket', 766 rifles, 767 enthuses, and 2,013 sabres have not yet been given up by the civic guards to whom they were delivered out of the royal depot. A farther term (the 27th, up to 6 p.m.), is fixed for tawsnmender of those weapons, after which period all peruse in possession of them will be subjected to the prescribed perMihment. A reward of 300 dialers (461.), is offered for the discovery of the fabricators of tales Prussian notes ; the reward to be increased to 600 thalers (751.), if the moulds are also captured. AUSTRIA.—We have news from Vienna to the 23rd. The new cabinet has been formed, and is com posed of, the following members :—Tbe President of the Council and Minister of Foreign Affairs, Prince F. Schwarzenberg ; Minister of War, Cordon ; Interior, Stadion ' • Justice, Bach ; Finance, Kraus ; Commerce, Bruck; Agriculture and Males, Thienfeld ; Under- Secretary in the Department of Justice, Salegeber. The Emperor had contributed four millions of florins towards the relief of the persons whose pro perty was destroyed by the storming of Vienna. The distress of the working classes was becoming so in tense that, notwithstanding the severe laws against associations and assemblages, numbers of working men in the suburbs (portions of the capital outside the city proper) bad begun to farm and attend clubs. Numbers, however, had been arrested. About on only of the arms seized by the people of Vienna in March and October have been given up. It is surmised that some thousands have been sent to the Hungariase, and that largo gnantities have either been thrown into the Danube or totally destroyed. Couriers were continually poring between (Smuts and St. Petersburg. The conviction, in well informed political circles, is that the courts of St. Petersburg, Olmutz, and Potsdam have formed a " holy ally ." About 1,400 persons have bees released from custody. The arrests, however, con tinue ; there were not less than 200 on the 21st. COLOGNE, Nov. 26.—1 n consequence of a spirit of disaffection being manifested by the 40th infantry re- giment (a Prussian one), stationed in Mainz, several private soldiers were arrested on the charge of uttering seditious expressions. A number of their comrades, on the evening of the 24th, proceeded, in a tumultuous manner (accompanied by many of the townsmen), to the residence of the colonel of the regiment, and loudly demanded the release of (the indivi duals in custody. Several Austrian officers in. terfered, and at length induced the soldiers to withdraw to their barracks. The next day, a de tachment of the regiment, which is known to be im bued with democratical principles, was sent off in a steamer to the Lower Rhine. In consequence of the suspension of six members of the government board of Dusseldorf, two others have resigned their posts. The inspector of police of that town has also been suspended, because he has asserted that the National Assembly is acting legally. It is stated, in a Berlin correspondence of the Neue Rheinische Zeilung of this day, that 23,000 guns are still " in good hands" in that city. The Karlsruhe Zeilung states that, according to all appearances, another republican insurrection is at hand; numbers of young working men are assembling on the Swiss frontier ; and in French Alsace, people, it is said, are busy . recruiting for the "social republic," holding out tempting promises to persons who have served in the army. HAVANNAH.—Private letters advise of an un easy Mato of political affairs in that Wand. It appears that a subordinate easployd of the government, one Don Nunn Padilla, a Spaniard, had discovered that several young men, of good Grady, wets in csrreepoedenee with a Spanish paper, published at New York, called La Verdad. He denounced the parties to the authorities, and in consoguance numerous arrests had taken place, both at Havanna!' and Natalia's, and the mewed ',assigned to prison. SHIPWRECK AND Lose OF LIFE. —On Friday wombat, between four and ha. o'clock, the brig Soo Witch, of London. 199 tons, John Henry Freeman muter, from Sierra Leone, bound to London, was totally wrecked near therulisis, In Portinfer Bay, on the north-west coast of Guern sey, and the master and seven et the crew were drowned, three men only being saved. The brig, which was a remark ably well-Wilt and strong vessel, Failed from Sierra Leone on the 4th October last, with a crew of twelve men, one of whom, named James Fontaine, died on the 9th of this month. Owing to a long continuance of cloudy weather, no observation had been taken for several days, nor , had lights been seen either at Scilly , the Lizard, i Portland, or the Cokes, but the crew believed themselves steering a mid-ohanneloonne. During the greater part of Thursday the brig was proceeding steadily along, but M night came on the wind shifted to the N.W. and N., and blew nearly a gale. This change, oiroperatiog with the ppoowerfnl in&aft which always exists in the gulf in which Onerasey is situate, drove the vessel towards our coast, and next morning, between 4 and 5 o'clock, she struck violently against a rock. Recoiling from this shock, the brig was taken by another wave—the sea then running farioualy into the bay which carried her into a trough of rocks where her bottom was broken to pieces, when, being again taken by a sea, she was heaved op and dashed down head foremost into a cleft in the rocks, and was, at the same time, fairly broken in halves somewhere about the foremast. This was the fatal moment for the vessel and her crew. The master and seven men, who had run to the alter-part of the vessel, were, with that portion of the brig, swept sway by the fury of the wind and waves; and men, masts, spars, visaing, and fragments of the hull were scattered, in utter darkaess, on the mighty flood, which was then boiling amidst the gigantic rocks by which the wreck was eurroundtd. In conacqueses of the raging of the elements no cries could be heard, nos_, had they been, could any human aid have boss ren dered to the sufferers. To have attempted their mane would have been certain destruction to those who might have ventured cm it. The three ram who were ninon* raved were in the bows of the ship when she was bean as above mentioned and, slthsugh this part was dud yl n the cleft of the rooks into whishlrra = PenaS thro s t ui n, they succeeded. by hafts en to the Win of the bows pri t, la lumping thiamine frees hang washed away till break of day, whoa, the tide having needed, and left this fragment of the wreak high and dry, they w . enabled to make their way to the shore, and ammuticat• to the pinions roi sear at hand, the Washy that had mowed. The .ostkoed was noes mined, and the LATEST FROM PARIS. REPORTED EXPULSION OF THE POPE FROM ROME. PARIS, Mosser, 5.30 P.M. The result of the debate on Saturday has not hal ; the slightest effect at the Bourse, notwithstanding a tendency to a rise exhibited yesterday in the Pas sage de Mmes. 'lhe Threes opened to-day at 43.15, , eel closed at 42.70, precisely their closing price on Saturday. The Fives opened at 63.90, and closed at 65.15, the same as Saturday. A subscription has been opened in the Assembly to defray the expense of printing a million of copies of the speeches of General Cavaignac, to cir cul ate tbra iin sit g ie departments. of Interest occurred in the Assembly to ga. 1 report prevails to-day, I know not on what an thseity, that M. de Lamartine is about to transfer his support to General Cavaignac, and in return receives the premise of the vice-presidency of the republic. The Universe, which is frinerally well informed on eisetsal sabjects, says, that it learns from a good source that a sinter, who left Rome on the 19th and arrived yesterday in Paris, has brought intelligence that the Pepe had left Rome. In corroboration of this, I knew that a report has been circulated in the Assembly, and on the Bourse, that the Pope has hem driven out of bis capital, which is left in the Made of the populace. The greatest excitement has been produced by this news, and several representa tions have waited on General Cavaignac . to induce him to take measures in favour of the sovereign pontiff The Archbishop of Paris and the Bishop of Langres have also been with Gen. Cavaignac, supplicating the aid of France for the catholic church thus persecuted. It is reported that the government intends to inter vene pacifically, and that orders have been sent to the Mediterranean squadron to sail for the coast of Italy. I No despatches were received today by the apostolic nuncio. Pm" Nov. V. New Lose, —; Mow pm Cu.,00 43 63 ; • 6640 oar OmMo.. 66 15 ; Last Look 6.3 40 ; Pours, 1341cius nom. MM. 16 • Do. 1643, • Do. Throw, —; Do. Twoool.o. OK —; pin awe^ 78 . ; 11,016111 loam, 63h ; Troosary 111466. Sok Omsk 1333; P.solasop as loodM 30 6666. —; ; Itomito6L-61616 mod mob. 041toos, 693 ; Paris an 11001113, 133; i arms omit ; Avignon sad Mormilloa, 133; Stns. rt Oman Verme, 316 33; Anton sad 13011101 06 . — 3 816; 341 23. SPAIN. The Madrid Gazette of the 21st contains an account of the formal presentation of the new Belgian ambas sador to the queen, on which occuion her majesty and the ambassador delivered complimentary speeches of Ithe usual character. A Madrid letter of the 21st says that great sensation had been created by the arrival of a general with die patches from the Captain-General of Catalonia, an nouncing, according to some, his resignation, accord ing to others the conditions on which Cabrera is willing to make his submission to the government. The Susi& insurgents who defeated a column of the Queen's troops, as mentioned by t b he Foment° of Barcelona, were commanded y Cabrera. The engagement took place on the 16th, at Arta, where Cabrera had gone by forced marches. The Queen's general, Mannino, sixteen odors, 600 soldiers, 600 muskets, twenty horses, &e., &a, fell into his hands. The rest of the column, 300 in number, took to ftight. Cabrera had under his orders Borges, Marvel, and the two brothers Tridany. During the fortnight preceding the engagement tbe Meatenitadsts captured more than 300 prisoners, 500 ineekets, and the C fortslary of Erodes, La Our*, El Abis- Qkra t and . After defeat of Manson% I Gissoal Qodors, ooptobt the -gosorol, Wanted to nammery eels having been taken of the men who had escaped from the wreck, a number of proms gra dually collected on the fatal scene. The first object of the genems usnabled was to seek for the bodies of the drowned men. Fire of these were aeon disco vered in a small meek as the right of the by, and the three others Wave sherd, ohm found amongst the rocks between the wreck and the skein. The following are the names of the victims of this disaster: —John livery Freeman, coaster; Millard Hunter, 'hist mate ; Govtgrus Smith (a native of lielland), John Smith, James M'Calte, Charles Cuddiford, Thomas Lloyd, end Jo bs Mitchell, seamen. The following am Ohs names of those saved ; George Lincoln, second mate; Illmed Davis, and William Palmer, seamen.—Gosersisey Bier, New. ati. SECOND EDITION. .FVoirs the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. BANKRUPTS. WiLLTAW lONS. Backfoni.row, Wslwortb, poem ELLIADITH WIDDOWSON , Doverataret, led& _ _ bOnfikeepllr. VILLIAM !AULT. Albert real ; Peckham, ship owner. WILLIAM Simmons, Mardis, Kent. THOMAS JORDAN, Jeorrsireet, Aldgste, wahine maksr.. RATTKIW GOODA, Great Ifarniontb, linen draper. W [Luau Bowan, Burnham, Batkinghamshire, apothe °al WARD Toccoa, Nicholas-lens, City, dealer in shim. SUSAN DAT, Berkeley, Gloucestershire, coal dealer. Bowls TAYLOR, Clifton, Bristol, stock broker. JOHN CANN, Exeter, baker. BLUM STRAD, New Mill, Yorkshire, corn dealer. CHARLES WOOD, Leede, grocer. RICHARD WALIRR OPENSHAM, Birkenbeed, wine merchaat. Lamm Oars, Beotle-cum-Liname, Lancubire, hotel keeper. JOSHUA MINTON, Denton, Lancashire, hat manufacturer. SAYUIL BARROW, Helme t Lmicashire, plasterer. JEOPIMIY BWITHINEANK, Blackburn, Lancashire, inn keeper. JOHN FM:MIXES, Manchester, each lees manufacturer. _ SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS.. • ----- Lows., Jossam, sad Imo% MOSSIS, Glasgow, im porters of forties mornafactorao. CILASLIII Rugs, Elsaboat, soorekoss. GOVERNOR OF GITTANA.—We have reason to believe that Its. Satiety, M.P. for Leominster, has been appointed to succeed air J. Light, as Governor of British Galena. Mr. Darkly is, we believe, a West India proprietor, and has ob tained, during his short sap Times in parliament, consider. able distinction by the knowledge he has displayed on car mercial end colonial subjects. Mr. Darkly was not a sup- porter of the present government, and his appointment cannot, therefore, be attributed to political favouritism.— ' Morning Paper. THE CASUAL Pool.—According to the official re turns it appears there were 17,500 casual poor relieved, the workhouse of at. Martin-intbe-flelde, during last year. TAUNTON AGRICULTURAL SOCIETT.—At the meet- Ing of body of this large Imlay on Friday list, there was a large Jody of agriculturists. The show of fat cattle, which gees rally attracts parties from all parts of the kingdom, woo not so large as we have observed before ; but one or two of the fat oxen shown are thought able to cope with any in the kingdom, and they will make their appearance at the Smith field show. Mr. Thomas Acland presided. EXPORT OP GRAIN PROM WALLACRIA.—Notiem has been received et Lloyd's, which confirms a statement made in this paper tome weeks since, to the effect that the Wallachian government had officially announced its inten tion to prohibit the a xportation of grain from the principality on sod after the 13th of this present month of November. The British ambassador expresses his hopes" that the repro sentatious which have been made will prevent any kind of retraction in the measure, and that British merchants will have the full benefit of any contracts which they may have already entered into for the exportation of grain from Wallachia." SHIPPING. HAM AnsivEn.—Dublin, 2 ; Donaghadee, 1 ; Guernsey, &0., 1 ; French, 1; Hamburg, 1; Boston, &e., 1 . lONDON. Nov. 27.—Wind this day at noon, S.S.W., light breeze, and flee. DEAL, Nov. 27.—N.W. to W.N.W.—Arrived: Favourite, South Seas; Lion, Callan; Rachel, Buenos Ayres • Emma Eugenia. Demerara; Hebe, Tobago; Governor, Jamaica; Adele, Honduns; Britannia, St. Andrews, N. 8., for Hull. Arrived from the river and sailed : Lady Flora, Cape and Madras; Olaphyra, St. Kitt's ; Catherine, Rio Janeiro; William Wilson. Barbadoesi. Arrived: Free Traders, Bahia. HULL, 740,. 27.—W.S.W.—Arrived: Margaretta, New Or leans; Palemon, B*. Andrew's, N. P. • Forager, Quebec. OLOUCEsTia. Nov. 28.—Arrived: Ivy Green, St. An drew's, N.B. ; Consir, Quebec. SWANSEA, Nov. 27.—W.N.W.—Arrived: Maria, Quebec. Doan*, Nov. 27.—N.N.8. to W.N.W.—Bailed: Vulcan, Bt. Domingo. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 27.—N.W. to W.N.W.—Arrived H.M. st. Samson, Valparaiso, left 30th Sept., Rio Janeiro, 27th Oct.; on freight 2,480,000 dollars. Off port : Bombay, for Hull. PADsTOW, Nov. 26—S.W.—Arrived: Bella, and Clio, Quebec. PLYMOUTH, Nov. 27.—W.—Arrived: Alicia, Quebec. OFF THE EDDYSTONE, Nov. 27.—Sultana, Africa. HOLYHEAD, Nov. 27.—W.N.W.—Arrived: Nelson Vil e, Qusbee. IBRISTOL, Nov. 27.—W.N.W.—Arrived: Gilmour, and William Miles, Quebec. Fo.arrwoop, Nov. 27.—N.W.—Arrived : Eleanor, Dal housie. MARTPORT, NOT. 27. —W.S.W. —Arrived : Hannah, Quebec. FALMOUTH, Nov. 27.—W.—Off port: Hamburg, New York, for Hamburg. &maleness, Nov. 26.—The Ann and Mary, of Banff, Is on shore at the C. ow's Nest, Bay of Luce, and will pro bably become a wreck. The Earl of Camilla, Gh=o Belfast, put in here yesterday, leaky, and must di' The Three Brothers, of Cork, has put in here, leaky, and will be examined. LIVERPOOL, Nov. 27.-B.W. to W.N.W.—Arrived: Vic tory, Bombay; Storm King, Cameroors ; Stephen Baldwin, Philadelphia; Abeona, Quebec ; Tulloch Castle, Bombay; Mamuleta, Buenos Ayres ; Malabar, Maooeo ; Wilton, Laguna; Kentucky. New Orleans; Cheshire, Haldane; Sunbeam, Baton; Horatio , Dalhousie; St. Andrew's, Mon treal; British Princess, and Ann Kenney, Quebec; Ellen Denia. Sailed: Kate Hunter, New York. The Britannia, from Demerara to Liverpool, was aban doned, on the Bth ult., nearly full of water, having been thrown on her teana.ends; crew arrived at New York. TRoom—Arrived Harmony, St. John's, New Bruns wick; Collingwood, Quebec. Sailed : Ceres, Rio Janeiro ; Rashes, Coquimbo. Tanwouyn, Nov. 27.—The Princess, from Sunderland to Leaden, got on the Croaditand to-day, is expected off with out assistance. The Stamford, from Leith to Rochester, sunk in our roads yesterday, having been on the Scroby L Bide. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Ctock.—We have a rather inactive market in public securities this morning, and prices con sequently have fluctuated very slightly. Con sols have alternated between 871 to 1 and higher, but are now quoted at the former rates, both for money and time. R ed uced Threes, 884 to 2 . Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 861 to 4. E xchequer Bills, 425. to 455. premium. Bank Stock, 1874 to 91. With but limited dealings the foreign market dis plays altogether more firmness, with, in some stocks, an improvement in prices. Dutch continues in fair demand, sad are still is advance the Two-and-a-Half per Cents., at 471 to 84 ; the Fours at 721 to 31. Belgian,7l to 3. Russian,99 to 101. Spanish Fives, 111 to 121; the Threes, 23 to 1; Passive, 3 to I. Por tuguese, 241 to sk. Mexican, 211 to 1. Brazilian, 73 to 5. Chilian, 83 to 6. Buenos Ayres, lower, at 19 to 21. Advice. from Hamburg represent commercial mar kets as still dull there on the 24th current. Corn, cotton, sugar, and coffee were all heavy and worse in price. Money therefore was still abundant and seeking employment, and funds and shares well supported. The non-arrival of the outward mail from hence, which had grounded at Gluckstadt, but was afterwards got off, had caused a dull exchange, the rates nominally, however, higher than last post. Gold was 4 higher. Bates on St. Petersburg ruled there at 361 to 4.! The winter had fairly set in in that quarter of the empire, and it was all ice and sledge. 111101.011 FUND& Book Stook. Urn pi I f i re C. Ow& for Ae.. en per 3 Ct. god. itont..ll3l 3 pot Otat f 3 per et Cara eree...ert damoorM. 454. to 43.. 3445. FORNION FUND& 4 per Ct. aoresa wee 1 pot Ont. Ormila 168,12 13 ' 8 pot Ct. Smoillan 84..73 6 6 (IL Pawl= lib.. 54 6 Ditto Nor. n 3 6 rf tr O o ta . mos Ayrt4: 3 ll4L 3 , 11 Ditto Odoomb i t a a nee,.. Dar u A i Colosktilia Lovador NIL'S f mind 886,.!. 3 pet Ct. Drib Oda., 42 les., 3 f it Ct. Did& lida. Kt) at Voir Ct. V=A1iti....34 8 14 4 met. Dutch Corm. TN 3f RAILWAYS.—The share market has rather im proved in feeling. London and North Westerns are quoted better, 118 to 120, which may be attributed to the understanding that all " amalgamation scheme" is at an end. South Wales are sellers, at 7 ; Great Northern, buyers, at 121 dim. ; North Staf fordshire, 61 dis. buyers; Eastern Counties 6 per Cent. PreE are good, at 20s. prem. per 101. share. SALES 1137SCTSD OP TO TWO THIN DAT IN LONDON. (Thelerelses new wlll be bad Is led pogo.) Biros & Word Juee, 231 Los. & N. Wolters, 119 Is Bristol and Eimer 151 Do. Qrs. Now, 719 Csisdoialsn, 191 101 Do. 101. M. & B. St, 101 * Ds. Now 101. Pref., Lon. & S. Rerun, Mohr h Holyhead, 19 111 Do. Tenths Ccasol., SS h. Anglian, IN. (E. & H.), 31 3 Midland, 77 9 Marrs Coatis, 111 1 Do. 40i. 03aeoL Pref., 10 91 Do. New Guar. s per 0., 101 Do. Lim. & Derby, 62 1 Do. North. ex Eng. 9 per Q., 63 Do. Cow& Drift. &UM Llacewcze, I ,sr (au.,1171 tot N. Bottle, 13 On. Thirds, SI Oxford, Woe., & Wolv , 214 South Eastern, 214 I York. Newe., & Dem. 2.5 Do. (Orig. New. & NT.), Mt Do 14 Kr . No. 1 (York & New.). 1 Do. No. 2 (New. & Dsr.), 1141 Do. O.N.E. Par., GI 4 York & North Illidland, 474 Do. E. and W. I. Note., 22/ Durabourg, II N. of !nano', 81 Orkans end Bordeaux, 11 Nornosa 27. but not much burin's dono. Midland, 78 Do. Hahn, 104 1 d N. Staffordshire, 64 d Shrews., Oswestry, and S. Mak, 101. Pref., 13 E.* Dover No. 4, 64 Ili. Do. No. d York, New. and Bar. (New. & Ber. Exton. No. 2), 34 d Do. O. N. E. Par., 14 d share,. 64 - Great Welters Halves, 421 Do. Qr... In Late. k York. CPS, IN Do. Thhdo (114 1, 4 Do. New Gnat. 6 per Dent, Sy Do. ?realm b Wyre, 334 Leeds k Bradford, 02 Los., BrighL, & Coast. RI N. Staffordshire, 84 1 LIVERPOOL BAL I There was a already market, Bir., Lan.. kebob. (C h B), 424 Bars. k Dudley, 44 p Cakdoetaa Pref.. Se. ed. d Iwaeaabtre kyork. (late M. h L. Do. Sixteenths, q Do (talc Hod. & aihet), 19 d Loa. & N. Western, 1171 Do. New Qr.. I I Do. 401. (L. sad 11). 41 p Do. (Bud. C. & R. l'hk&), 71 MANCHESTER, Nreraitasa 27. Prices were much firmer, but there was not a large busi ness, the advances asked in many instances being too consi derable to enable br hers to meet their orders. Bat, Mack., ChM, It Weft. York Lon. &N. Weetern New Omit p Pref. 05 ,17 110. M. &B. Qrs. (A & B) 1 p La. & York. Fifths, 41 d lAr. Ilud. & Mane. (R. & C.) 32 S. East. & D 0.% 72) N. thaffordshire, 6 3-16 1 Do. No. 4, 6 7.16 9-16 BIRMINGHAM BALER, NORIO= 27. There was little dcing in this market, but prices remain unaltered. North Staffordshire, W. 13e. 9d. I Shrews. & Bit. (A.), 71 d Cl. 11..3d. d Do. Pre., Ss. Pd. p Shropshire Union, 63a. 9d. d LEEDS SALES, Newman 27. The business done in shares was a little improved in point of extent, but prices generally were lower. Great Northern, 13 d I N. Delilah Qra., 91 Do. (A), 31 Midland 2(1., Ild West Riding Unions, 31 YORE SANS,, Norm= 27. York and N. Midland, 471 Great Northern, Ct. Is. 3d. Du. Pref., 8 PRODUCE.—MINCING-LANE, Half -past The public sales of Sugar, consisting of Barbadoes, Maur' ties, and Bengal, are progressing heavily, and a consider. able portion is being bought in to save a decline. Refined market steady; lumps, grocery, low to very good, 475. to 49s ; fine, 6fls —Coffee : The native good ordinary Ceylon sold without spirit, in public We, at 26a. 6d. to 27e.—Cotton continues tina.—Rem : There continues to be a disposition to buy at the late low price, Is. 3ld. proof, but there sre hw sellers under 4d.—ln other articles no material alteration; but a general heaviness hangs over the proiatce markets. - . PRICES CURRENT. Naomi, per awl. over rum. Pipe, No. I. ll 0.,. 3 • W. Indiat,B.P.bwa. Lis. 01.33.. 64 Hoops I 6...0 0 Yellow &Grey ... 114 0...37 6 Cargo atCardillbar 0 0... 0 Fine SS 6...42 0 Swediii II 0...1.11 Namibia% brown_ SS 1.. St 0 Lam., at per tcm. Yaw .„........„. 34 6...311 6 Mg, beet. l6 5...16 Om-. 40 1... 0 u Milled, sheet l7 S.- 0 Innwili .. 15;irsa.b. 27 6_ Si 0 Ban l6 15._ • • Yaw 33 6-38 6 Patent stiot le IC. 0 0 MOIL .. 17 0-43 0 red Or =llama raw1ea,G;r5...... "- - 12 0..33 0 Speller IS 0... 0 0 Warr 56 C.. 37 6 One, par 252 imp. gal. d.p. Ore, and white- 311 6...21 0 FYN Veal., pale l7 0- S 0 1281a01, Hasbro'.. 50 5...55 0 straw 23 15. .26 • Leaps 47 0...49 • brown & yellow.. 24 0.. 25 • Correrh la Bond. li ... 5 0 84 0 Wilt la, 1 Era n d a Matter :9 0.. .14 0 nary l6 •...31 0 Cad 23 10..33 II Geod. l4 •.. 40 e South Sea l4 10...27 • Pine 40 0.-101 0 i ihre,OallipoU,p.ton 46 0... 0 0 0411 an, good ortli- ~ neco Nat 33 9...45 • nary .. ... ...... 16 •.. 17 6 deed, Nape, per, Fine ordinary... $4 0... 30 6 per tom. 24 I_ 0 0 Fine 4O •... 80 0 Unwed 220.226 limbs, good tollne42 0- 611 0 Pacrmaroas, per ewt. Costa Rios, anti- Butter-Cork, let 74 0...76 0 nary to One SS 1.. 46 0 !Um SV 0 90 Sinatra and Pa- &Ma 0 0... 0 0 4 67 1 i SI 0...26 0 Dublin, lit 0 0... 0 0 Tea, at per lb. Limerkdr, do Mt 0...73 0 0000011.000110011. 0 0 ... 0 7 Carlow, ht OO •...66 0 !mg wbru azca ' at Per tt ew . 0 1. ... 14 5 N w e . 7 . 7 10 14t 0 0... 0 0 74 0...52 0 Cargo 8 0... 9 0 Beer, India, par Sala and Manilla 0 0_ 14 0 tierce Fat.., abound .... IS 0.. 15 .. Prime Wes 0 0... 0 0 Carolina. 25 0... 25 • Pork, prime mew • O.- • • Brian% Bacon-Pork,Lotrk I (", • • Do., blind ''' Bacon, Waterford, wt. 55 0...06 • &V Lard,Balfast,prfrk 141 0...56 • Waterford. do._ Ditto Bladder Anetican,dotyp 52 0...72 • Hun, Os and Cow, at per lb. B. A. and 11. Video, W 0 ...0 31. 00.4 d Os. Id = 3 : 2 S ...0 0 • .. Ilf Itio, dry I 6...0 Bj, India,.lAma dry 6 1...0 0 West d Batted • 1...9 3 End India. 0 ...0 96 Kt, B.Ags, dry 0 ..0 6 0 ...• it S. =ors% par hide 4 - 5 • Horn, ditto 6 ... 7 0 DT. Woona, at tor ton. 1 ,Jounsica.43 3... • 0 = d urae ...... ..... 4 5... 4 10 Oanipemby 6 5- • • Tunis, Jamaica 5 5... 6 •• IWearagna,oon aid solid 10 0...13 • 9 0...10 • lima 13 10...15 • lapin Bins 10 19..11 IS Red Sanders. .i 10... 3 II Brasil ... 16 0...60 0 ism at peirff a -- Leeward Proof 1 1..,0 0 Demerara, 21 to 36 per cent. O.P I .. 3 7 Jamaica, SO to H per aut. U.P. $ ... 3 8 Favourite marks 3 1 ... 4 4 Brandy, lit Oninds 3 ... 610 13111111 k spirits, d.p. 19 ... 0 0 1 eon& Irian lO .. 0 0 10 ... 0 0 Pia:, par tan. 1.126,P.T.11. £33 0...40 0 St. Pftwabmg, 9 bead 0 0_ 0 0 Dann and Flemish 30 0...6$ 0 Friesland Horn, at par ton. Ot.Petembargoolsan 33o 10..11 r. anwhot OW eleaa Hi m Elusti 33 16 34 0 cannot Manilla it 10...0 0 Manilla 30 0...37 0 East Imlla Sum Bombay IS 0...24 0 Jute Inc, at per cwt. llama B3 0...66 0 Straits Com. In Doris 79 0... 0 0 lam., at per too. Mars E 2 $ SO 0 TALLOW.—The Tallow market is quiet, with not much doing. No fresh news from St. Petersburg. Peters burg Y.C. on the spot, 455. ; October to December delivery, 445. 9d. to 450.; January and February delivery, 455. to 3d. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. f 18+8. i 1847. Stock this day Casks. Delivery bet week Do. from lot Jane Arrival laatweek 17,910 1,411 43,393 3,550 30,683 48s. sb. 6d. 16,310 3,010 46,204 1,273 54,415 456. 434.6 d. 31,703 2,336 30,030 347 75,052 451. 471. 6d. .‘Tc;:ire7ri Ist June Price Y. C. tide day per cwt .151;. Town - " I FRUIT.—LONDON, Nov. 25.—The clearances have sisimeded those of any previous season, having been, from 21st at. to 20th inst. 1,900 tens, ssalnst 1,350 tons, 1,600 tons, 1,460 tons, and 1,800 tons, during the corresponding week of 1847, 1846, 1845, and 1844, whilst the quantity claque at this poet from 20th September to 20th inst. has been 3,15 tads, against 2,300 tons and 2,800 tons during the like period of 1547 and 1846. The Liverpool clearances vary little from then at this period of 1847, but are considerably lees than those of November, 1846. The Board of Trade returns, however, show an increase of 1,900 tons in the consumptio of Currants in the United Kingdom during the first nine months of this year, as compared with that of the like period of 1847, so that the consumption of 1848 will probably exceed even that of 1846, which was 18,000 tons. Currants have declined 2e. to 3s. per cwt. since our last report. This we caused at the early part of the month by frequent pub lin sales and an apparent determination in importers to effect sales on arrival, and by the low price of very good old fruit. The price of this article is now sufficiently low to merit the confidence of the trade. and too low, it is thought, to last long in face of those ruling in the Korea, of the rat at which the consumption is proceeding in this country, and of the contingency of a continental demand. Several of the cargoes recently arrived has been withdrawn from the market, and its aspect is firmer than has been the case since the opening of the season. Contrary to general expectation, the low price of Currants has not checked the consumption of Raisins. Although, as above exhibited, the increase in that of Currants during the first nine weeks of this season has been 860 tons, or 30 per cent, upon that of the Gone,- ding weeks of 1847, that of Raisins during the &stain weeks of this season has been 20 per cent., the clearances having reached 2,303 tons against 1,900 tons in 1817. It remain. to be seen whether the clearances of Raisins will ao- Geed in the same ratio as the average of the lest three years, which was 2,000 tons from 20th November to the 31st I)eoember. Our stock in London sloes not much exceed tits quantity. At present there Is no indication of any falling off the trade throughout the country, in expectation of lower prices, have not fully supplied themselves with their winter stocks, and it is obvious that the consumption, how ever large, must fall on Valentin, which continue to arrive in good keeping condition, and of which, with the exception of th e Turkey fruit now landing, our stock of Raisins con sists. Until ten days ago, when the price wee reduced at the ontports, wiles were proceeding here, though not on a large oak, at 38s. Importers have since submitted, but with re luctance, to 375. for large parcels only. A few everts an still expected from Spun, but with the stock of Raisins hers of 2,000 to 2, 400 tens of all kinds, and the clear ances now procee ding at the rate of 86 to 100 tons a day, it ie likely that the stack at the end of the year will be reduced to a very small compass. Kuseetels, bunch and layers, have commanded high prices as compared with the het two years. Sultanas have de clined to 701., at which sales have been made. In other Turkey fruit the sake have as yet been on too limited a scale to call for particular notice. On the whole, the prospect for dried fruits, es regards consumption, is better than last year, and we may expect a considerable reduction in the stock of all kinds before the close of the year.—Figs : The quantity received and still afloat is unusually small ; high prices con tinue to be paid, and an expected to rule throughout the season.—Prunes: The extraordinary cheapness of this ankle is causing so large a tonsumption, that, heavy as the arrivals have been, it is doubtful whether our supplies will suffice for the wants of the trade. CORN.—Arrivals at Counties Railway, for the • Wait tgl qrs. Wheat B a 7`,2 granaries by the Eastern c ending Nov. 24 ; BMW Peso ne: 6850 sods. -_. Oats 348 . Seed Citutocurea, Nov. 27.—At to.day's market we note a decline on Wheat to a tang extent—say Is. per qr., and the demand inextensive, Armen not being willing to give way in price. Barley in good supply, and the demand scarcely so good. Wheat. old, 121. to 131.10 e. per load; new, 101. to 131. Barley, 28e. to 33e. per qr.; Oats, 20s. to 28s. ; Beane, 42a. to 46a. H A • L i /0 •, Noe. 27.—We had • larger attendance at market to-day, and some additional supply of own; the trade in all grain was dell, and prices far Wheat and Barley about Is. per qr. lower. Baas and Pis doll, sad late prices Ira I diaw- Ity sastaised. r 1345. PO PUBLIC COMPANIES, LANDLORDS, 800111 AGSM. S.—WAIITID. HOUSHO Yew or ofr orrrffivt of Leedom or ontwolow OMSK*, oth molder losour or low round tower.—Addroot stodge lorallty oar foil partleaus of tho_por party. to Kowa OAKLAND lei Os, WOO= sod w.rwaa UM' dewutraer, tows. W. 11 4 7L Jo. fa; HIM. .114 ;AO. ler* *Aso awe, r. of • "WV. k . . 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