The Express. — London, England, 1851-02-08 00:00:00

MONEY MARKET. IRELAND. Dentist, Fan. 7. FRIDAY ERRING. FRIDAY EYIIIII4O. The following were the quotations yesterday; Mr. Griffith, of the Ordnance Valuation, has an- I The foreign merchants to-day had some reason to ! to-day's sales will be found in the 4.:h page. Bounced officially that the government have it in con- feel anxiety us to Mr. l'axton's design for roofing the temptation to introduce a bill early in the session for exchange, as they were exposed to an unceasing 81 ,1-. I a general revision of the townlanil valuation of Ire- shower of rain in the afternoon. I._ land, the gross amount of each townland to be sub-: The rater of exchange quoted were as follows: I ' divided among the tenements according to their re - rms. Frommom smosisase To speetive values. limibers The Mayo election petition has been abandoned. Aralkgamt I S ...... DIM.. The ()away Vindicator con fi rms, on the authority Rostadmi of letters from Rome, the statement made in the Antwerp ..... “ 13 I. Borth•ros . fikporter that "no decision hostile to the igrli::- •- • .... 82 ..„ . " 23 12 ; 21 03 Queen's Colleges is likely to emanate from the Holy moo_ Ilnisalnsi==.-.. " 23 13 &C." 117 6 6 The Freeman ', Jarrow! rays: visor --.- ....... " II $4 We understand that when Cardinal Wiseman was threat- plane —.- ....... .-. : 12 SS turd with the criminal proceeding. of Mr. Charles Pearson reindlin • ••••• •••••• „ 87 1 and Co., the lion. Mr. Langdale and Charles Tow nly, E . 31 adni •••“----- . so were in rtailint,s to cane forward as his bail, to answer ~..„.,*,,—.:**" ........ d• 4l say charge which might be brought by these volunteer pro- - ( Z.1.7 - .... 33 43 = 6. ....... u 41 1 124 f . Mosslat —. 114 9 1 Llama - .20 dar date Owe° 19o2sawlm. ..... .. adars sight 24 The bullion market remains at the same quota tions, but no business was done. It seems doubtful 30 whether the dollars brought over by the Thames, r ., can be placed at the late rates. The discount on gold yesterday at Paris was 3 per ?•5 mine, which, at the English mint price of 3/. 17s. 101 d. 2 : per ounce fur standard gold, gives an exchange of 23 1 23.069; and the exchange at Paris on London at lA , short being 24.971, it follows that gold is 0.367 per to cent. dearer in Paris than in London. IS ply last accounts the price of gold at Hamburg is 1 1 423 per mark, which, at the English mint price of it 3'. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an l i exchange of 13.4 t, and the exchange at Hamburg on ix London at short being 13.4 ',. it tbllows that gold is n i of equal value in both markets. ; According to the last nth ices, the course of ex- 12f change at New York on London for bills at 60 days 4 sight is 1101 per cent., and the par of exchange 'k- so tween England and America being 109 23-40 per su s cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.67 m per cent. in favour of England. Upon taking into so ' consideration the di ff erence of interest and charges 'it iof transport, we find that the present rate leaves a so ' i profit npon the importation of gold from the United 'll States. I, ' The last rates of exchange on London are as fol- 1 et -1 ti. lows: PIT RiLLWATI. ei Il Do. Preference 20 1 ei Amber, , !toting, liolke 1 and Paet Junction 00 0 Berke k Dent& at. (Gt. west. perpetual 5 p.et., 2$ 20 ItirstlngkaatkOt toroth= - - - - Closing Prises. 20 Ipo. wi!tt.ut • gwarir II olv., and Dudley . oal.edulypt.ot Irittorwa Do. without • guarantee ln~n~.~~ ~i:"a~~~~ 10FITS . rhinl .ml enter .17411iletinginwhire 10 OdedoTaa_ ; . - Do:/1 - 11`rctriero - , io"? 11 - a; r ~,ZeT.;7,,"i 23 E /Legit IL Do. (Cl 6 Z. 12114_ 2 Do. , g 2 17s) 2p.Cl rrio 34 Do. (g 3 03) dp.IXP2O4. 20 ramleia Conuties UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. CAIIIIIRIDGE, FEI. 7.—CLASSICAL TRIPOS.--The naraioation for the Classical Tripost will be held in the erode House, rommeneing on Monday, Feb. 17, at nine o'clock. Candidatts are to wad thcir ,tames in to one of the examiner. on or before the preceding Wednesday. Gnats.— The subject of the nest comae of lectures by the Greek proftmor will be Thueydidea, Lib. I. 11. The' lecian , will be given, as before, in a room at the Pitt press; will commence on Thursday, Feb. 13, at one o'clock , and will be continued every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday. The lectures will be free, but it is requottil that gcntjemen wishing to attend them will enter their names on the OM= card at Mr. Deighton's. c l i; Do. Fie — W - [;r. i7ct:: ei Do. Er., Sp. Ct.. No. I H Da. 40 ICe. 1 SS Do. N. h Lad. Bpr 23 &totem Cnit Mao A... E. 23 Do. clams B and C ditti. 20 Do. So ip (pus/.6 p. Ct) 25 EM tanearhira 23 ellAtLina.lnsh.guar 30 Edinburgh and Glasgow . 23 Edinburgh, Perth,Dander 21a. Faidar and Exmouth .. IS Gavot Notthern I teha - rea,A.Detened shares, B. pee Ct. I2i 1)o. per Cent Pref... Sa .Gt aouth. aad West.(lre.) 2i Do, Eighth* II Great Western 17 Do. New Zl7 A dull and Selby 25 Do. rharee -124 Do. i shares , SU ILancaoter bad Carded 103 I Do. Thirds, 4illl;neaPter and !Tee". iYO ' iroaeEire wd !QI 6 po. 3 1 3 1 sr 1 pm 21 30 (1 in - PTCVio lug lAA Quotations. Quotations. SO Al exan d r ia Napkr aa Rome 4GS 470 et Smyrna llO to 111 p. 1 lOp. IS .......- 28.80 2( 37 2S ~ nit 3 Trieste 128.42 Venice 123.43 111 201. 05 et so 11j 1 5 10 u 24 22 die If al 2 2i 9 pea 9 to 901 91 Tin , 1 11 dia. . 102 104 . 31 31 . 23 34 71 73 0 11 4 1 1 0, 29 e 16 27 19 101 di a. 7 7 1 11 n 1 7 1 1 Cr 11 II Ps PRA 7 la t.; ; ; ;et. i;eiltenii tt, w,.t itidlng Claim 30 Lords sad fir ad ford ... 19 '3l $2l 81 11 1, 1$ i; 6 11 11 13 131 43 44 6 - 6 117eirs ;d rnirrk ..I 9 I Do. Pre f. thartersi l94 s I and thackwall lOU Lwa., ilrightnn, ith.Coent We Do. New guar. 6 per Ct. 9 Do. ita.r. b per tent,' (tae Crep'on Thirds.' 50 Du. Pref. b per Ceat . Ur Do. Conert. 5 p.1.3..1632 121' Lowdon and Greenwich . hi I Do. rreferenen After being steady for some time, the exchanges a at Paris arc fluctuating. Bills at short on London so which had been quoted 24f. 95e., on Wednesday rose to 21f. 971 e., but yesterday settled down again at U'. 24E 95c. The exchange on Amsterdam and some other places has risen $ per cent., on ltamburg a has fallen, and on Frankfurt remains steady. St Gold in bars has sunk to 31 per mille discount. French gold coin has advanced to It per milk pre- Pt mium, and silver bars to 21 premium. Sovereigns l y t are lower; American doubloons, Spanish and Ante- st rican dollars higher. Yesterday we gave as usual, in advance, our & summary of the weekly and mileage traffic of the leading railways. We have now before us a very laborious work by Mr. Mihill Slaughter. Secretary to of the Railways Department of the Stock Exchange, r y which gives for each week in 1849 and 1850 the 12i traffic per week and per mile of 16 leading lines. 15, Forms arc provided by which these returns can be continued in manuscnpt for 1851 and 1852, which p at. will be a great convenience to many members of the :1 Stock Exchange and shareholders, who regularly 14 write up the traffic returns. The account of the position of the Bunk of Eng- 1 . 1 land fur the week ending Saturday, the Ist of Feb ruary, 1851, published pursuant to the Act 7it 8 11 1 Viet., c. 32, is as follows: 0 to I 14 WIL Of 111101AND.—Sconom Seto Wood g37.704.616 tier 7.4.515 •uliro DM =1"..0101.61....Z1.M.1..... I 1.,*3 ,113 Vuhlk Depoito 0000‘44. DI Nl= Debi. n.l 80a... COSIES lliber Deposita ....... 9.ISTAIS vvvadiessdotlier Bins 1.102402 7 fee the week ending Fcb. 1, ISSI. I 20 111711111 ST. 30 Government Debt.— 1111.01 4 .170 1 23 other Secwitlx ..... 2.974.700 o. Coven And bullion L 3,614.743 I ~.' illlver. Mullion ........ 2.1.64 - 1 1 °t• I I St) 100 LoOdokkNorik.Seotons 1 17 Do. do, New darts. 11 Do. Viltbo 1 Do. soat.,ai:uyi 1(L 100 ,L.ndoo k Seuth.Westoro 423 Do. New, £5O 34 I Do. New. Do. New Preference .. 20 y Loweetott G use.4per(kot. 23 -- 134.202.4041 23 Fats 11, Chief 4.61%.. 17 The above returns, when compared with those for 11 . the week preceding, exhibit the following changes: 23 Circulation issue £27,701,515 Ilecrease £86,66.5 Circulation active 19,630,055 Increase 137,85.5 .„" Public deptwits 6,951,128 Increase 294,133 ; Other deposits Government semantics in banking department 14,115,696 Increase 540 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and other bills 1,182,60'2 Increase 17,730 The Rest The Reserve 8,717,402 Decrease 220,964 1 The stock of coin and bullion it will be seen shows a further diminution of 83,1091. Of this decrease 10,%0001. is in the silver bullion, the amount being sow reduced to 29,6671. According to the official returns published in the GeriPtte of last Tuesday. the total note circulation of all the private banks of England and Wales during the week ending the 25th of January was 3,594,6121. Its the preceding week the amount V 711,9 3,610,995/. ; &We is consequently a decrease of 16,383/. The note circulation of the joint stock banks dur bg the same week was 2,724,79 W., and the previous week's return being 2,769,8261., the decrease is' shown to be 45,036/. On taking into consideration the active circulation et the Bank of England, which, in the week in qucs don, was 10.492,200!. (being 454,8301. less than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 25,811,6021.; which shows a decrease of 516,249!., as compared with the returns for the previous week ending Jan. 18. As regards the fixed issues the private banks were 1,215,4841., and the joint stock banks 685,1971. below the amount authorised to be issued. This day's City news will be found in the 4th page. ;41.1Taneh.:Buz.,anWil.ittoct 1011 Isiseeh.,:ihrf.,4kLipeoloth 2 Do I shar, 111 Do. New XlO Pref. .. - - K SI 144 13 IDn. lei Pr, f. rent. po. wands Lind. Union lon _ 111 1 1311113 *Ts — l:Wiso I 100 lb. /gym. and Derby 1040 D., Cons. b. D. 6p. C. 13 .blewmarket 7 7} I 911 113 i ezdivi 133 138 „ 1 g 4 1 60 N 60 " 1 41 1 41 1 Isl $ SI pm si al 21 si Pal 15 I Do. New g 25 40 1 Do. Extentoon I Do. Zitraroh.si per 15 North thrlty4t -- 51 dI 04 4 2; .116 2 pm 15 16 21 4 dia 11 12 II II AL 5 9 61 5? 16 1 4i* 11 Ws lo 30 128 ISO 4 41 25 27 141 131 di 17 IS 61 5 0 71 7 dls I 16 16 as 421 43- I 9 pm • 2;1 214 I II gat 16 171 9 10 :1 7 41.116 4 3 di 10 II S Du. Preference. 174 North Stott edbkire.... . forth k$ nab Weet.June. SO Oxford, Wore., 74 Waiver 25 Preston and Wye. 104 Do. shares (A) . 20 . plead., build.:!kndSleifote - il l itoailinand Ilan/an 31 Do Shepreth Eaten Ala 23 iico ush Cvntral 33 deaneh Midland 1,,,,,, ISI da D row * ..;lirre., &m a lki., Claes D.... . . Y 1.16., New Guaranteed , 2sl 4 1troitabary and Cbtatetl (Nor. W. Min.) ... .. 111 Do. Halves ... ... .. 20 Do. Oimestry ... .. 1 Do. New - -._ .. 10 Do b per cord. Pref. .. 61 ihropellire 1. Won ... .. 30 damn Devon ... ... .. 23 Do. Prorates. ... ... 9 iota Stafford•ldro... .. 60 .00la Vial. .. .. IS ;Mouth York & jiver Daz 9J. raw vine Evanston .. 111 Vale of Neatb _. ... .. IS Watarfordand Lineup_ fa We London ... . . .. , 30 Wad. Valley, 6p. Ct . . gas.' 26 Mit • Ditto .. 30 Wilta.B.ooertot, ltWeym. 26 TorkNeweastlelßervick A Do.Krt.tYrk.liNeircti.) II Da.o.3.33.ParenorPtel 17 Ile. Ditto ... .. II H 7 10 11 1 dlis 1 14 II al Ms 16 17 12_ II dig 142 241 23 2$ 117.704.615 V:374l7:int seouitte4 rl floolood. Goad Willed %coky; /11.145.66 po (KM, Swordloo Noise ..... . 1.074.460 t y Gold oat Slim cola a5,39.45a ro7Caoa roam Foamum RAILWAYS. • - • 2 . 'Boulogne and Azaleas .. 20 tantril trance (Viatica; S ;RUA Rhenish It lEint Indian II 1 I Grime Indian Pintails— :ll Do. Ds. M I ILaxemboati 171 IN I I sh hi —d(. — 9 7 dis 7 6 dig 4 6 10 10 11114. . ' 14 :3 llarka AntS;da .. 22 20 21saiar and uses 10 18 If i turtbern of Prue* . 10 Means snd &Weans 20 20 Par,. and Orleans 10 20 'Aria and Minn ... 10 13 Paris and strusboarg 10 30 Rouen and Ilavre 20 20 i lambre and Neu.*... 10 13 Tours and 10antss i PM 71 i ti at 13U $ I "°'' i„. sii 3'l 7 4j I ri ly i 13 ex div. 1361 241 30 19i [i 292 22 11 89 Ili 9 304 30 i 111 2 ! i cej6 1 1117 J Ib +i+l 9+819 101 lel ex soy 47 4 II dip dla 242 244 1 Si 221 23 42 43 20 41 die ti 2 die 111 17 - 41 231 241 11 IWS nt I& 61; iP I i I limis If 11 4 3 die 74 36 244 n 4 al 94 1 4 6 if 2;1 5 3 dial I I 1 $ 3 3 91 dia LIVERPOOL, Fob. 7. ly i ISTocz-Zicemgoz.—Priera hare again taken a turn for the better.—Birkenhead, Laacsehire, and Chwhire, ll I d—Caledo- Man, 10/—East Anglian, IN—Nast Lancashire, 131—Laneashlre and Yorkshire, 31—Lanewster and Carlisle (third Mazes), 71 p.—{reds end flask, 14 —London sad North Western, 130 3 —Ditto (new-l ikens), 3 p.—Ditto (fifth shares), 34 (1 Stares, C), p„—mppehecter, fteffleld, and Lincoln, 30—Ditto (I Mama, 1-71 U 111633), IL—Ditto ( 61 . new preferem e) , 1 p.-111dland, 364 7 61 — limo (half shares), 16) 1 IL—Shrewsbury and Blrolnehaas 3a. 3d. A ), 7 13.16 6—Ditto (94.124. 3d. B.), 31 3-16-81weirshary and Chester (preference guaranteed I per Cent.), 13 1 —South Eastern sad Dover, LSI— South Staffordshire, SI iL—Thrk, Newcastle, and Berwick. (Esteesion No. 1 and 2) 41 It —Ditto (preference unpaid ap), 3 13-16 d.—Yak and Leath Ilidlat.d, 241 I—Great Southern and Western, 43. METAL4.—Mr. Matte's circular states that Welch iron bee mounted a duller appearance this week. Several parcels for early specification are offering by speculators at 41. 17s. ed. for the favourite, and 41. les. for the ordinary brands. The makers continue full of orders and are not disposed to sell at lower prices. The last Mail from the United States has again brought considerable orders for sails. Staffordshire iron is much inquired for. Several sinters for export are in the market. Scotch pigs.—A fair maount is doing for the home trade and for America. Swedish iron.—Nothing to report this week. Swedish steel.—A small parcel has been sold for China, from the ship's side, at 141. 165., equal to 151. Z. 6d. landed. Speller.—ln the early part of the week a purchase was l made of 50 tons at lit 6s. Holders are now firm at 161. Ts. 6d. Copper is in steady demand. Yellow metal . to a dispute amongstthe manufacturers, die was reduced on the 15th ultimo one farthing r di t a tin continues in good recut - et for shipment. is still way scarce. Foreign tin has again ad vanced. Several's/eels of Banco have changed hands at 861. and 881. 10s. The 'stick is well held, and, as long . as English refined madams scarce, will command a high L. Several pareels•lmess beta cleared during the week n r ce hotne consumption, paying the duty of W. per ton. Lead continues in good business for shipment. In tin plates • fair demand is doing. They may be quoted at 6d. per box dearer. TCEEPTILE Tareas.—Yesterday a paper to parlia meat was printed, from which it appura that there are erre turapike user is a state of isiolvesey. The receipb to imaalloisat to pa the Went* ea the debts owing by IBM. Same • have beer edepted to rethoe the Mr of isetweet. TIE STEAMBOAT EXPUNGE AT GLAINI7W.—WO the to be able to ids OM the thethe oassequent yswa minima et wee et the bear of the tlsus h= l to that et As amts Alt the persea. ger wire had tikes tiekelsbeth bats ruse sital kr. The ire m ar , the Irththesp.dithiesthelp. hat thawed s ee may, Waved. As the emOreelie dirk ma oessiwr "dyes Mowerci, it is peril& the reel arts of Wrest vs ersersor ow wet Worm It is seplaset theta qua *, of wafer bad beer thyme Ma the lithe rhea ear et the plates ere std bet I rid OS the Immo gegasatir. Oster. lediarsei the missies. The beim were wade ea David lieithes peak NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, Fen. 7.—Annomrsircrs.—Masters- Awi‘tant Kober G. rashley to the Fiagard. • Clerk Charles S. Card to the HarontinA. Gunn ,r James Yates to the ..Wo. Ponrsmomt, FEL Arrogant, 46, at. fri plc, Captain Robinson, went out of harbour this afternoon to Stathead. She will be puid wages t.,-morrow, and Mil in the evening or on Sunday morning to rejoin the squadron at Lisbon. The Dirktnhead, iron et. sloop is to be ready to tro nut of dock hv to-morrow. She hen : her new fore ramie up, which, he;iiks affordiug considerable additional accommodation to her crew, will set very usefully so a breakwater to the sta. lice engines, constructed by Hours. ' , rimesters, of Liverpool, in IMI6, are in an excellent state of repair, wanting hut very little doing to them. They are eoneitlered by judges to be equal to any engines in her klajecty's service. In place of the two small came:metes preciously on board the Birkenhead, she is to I supplied with four 32-pounders of Vs cwt. each. When completed, she is. it is repealed, to proceed to Cork to embark troops for Halifax, North America. The Avon, steam-veseclL Second Master Witch, arrived this morning front Ply mouth wAh supernumi navies. She returns to that port with 'apt rnumerarice this evening. The Sprightly, steam-vessel, Master Commander fi. Allen, sailed this ofterooon with se rroumerarks for Chatham, MILITAItY. (From late Niglit's Gaze lle.) WAR-Of VICE, Feu 7. Mb Melt of U. Oraltu—Licut. K. bet icastaxa, hem the Ith FA. Drum, to be ;trot., st^e ?ealkt, who eyelts. Sib U. hew. - 1010. It.. Mauer, hum 4th Lt.tewie., to be neut., Mee notbetlawd, elm metal.. 4th kept. el Y.—Yr. J. Ilaawon, hem Cell F., to be lieut., 'without par , wee limbs _dhualmed the et ri ice by the weblike of ago. meal orart.mer.ML riat V.-I.lavo. J. V. AWINVIIIe, from the 97th Y., to be lieut., vier Piave, prem. temp. mutt. Ma F.—Make-Gee. 0 . C. U'A. 611LAII, CIL,' fr. m Sath F., to be cot, vier Gen. bir J. W. Clowdoe. hat , and (1.C.R., dee. IMO V.. • Lout. W. WIMII•11 to be adj., me liArturth, who mica the Milintalley only. 14th F. Con T. It. Illocamit, hoot 6;th r., to be em., vice Goddard, .Ip. to 9•to F. Nth Y . - Mal r W. Acalta, from b..p. 49ed F., to be mat (repaying the ditheesee), Wee J. Wei& who emit.: Copt. n. U to be .jow, by pow, Moe Artie, who MA ; Lima. Y. M. limier to be esp., by per, Wlle (may) be. J. Wasam lobe Lieut., by per, wee Itanteay. FM Y.— ileprOse. LB. Vlvierees, C. 0., to be col., vice Ilkiat- Gfe. IrArcsibar, app. to lid F. 62bil V. —lieut. W. laeact. to be taut 10 par., vice Oitibette, oh. ; Fro. o.lt. Mammon to be lieut., by per., ,we lowan. 65th V . Ajar-Ger. S. IL ATCIIIIII IT, C.ll ,to hi sit. vim Field. Merabal T. GiteftflOf. doe.: Gent. Ode' J. 0. J. Plasorniv, from the Itoy. Mil. lhL, to ed., without per., vie Barton. prom. la 4th Y. Sid F. —l.lebt. J. M. BAnwarvits, from MA F, to be lieut., vies Irtiergor, rich. OM V.— UM. it D. bliermtume to be cap 4., without por., ties Ibpr J. J. Over, who MA upon fall pay ea ; Lieut. A. IL 114.Mmins, hem "fad IF., to be lima, vice hanhatyse, who Mot ; OA J. Umaau. to be Lieut., vim Moorhen= ; Gem. wh o IL A. Mumma, treat the Royal Mil. OoL, to be Er, vies Dalmll. gltr P.—Lbpt. IL Qumran, from to be and.. vise T. C. Ormsby, wits me. ; bateostiv. to be eve.. by pm., OM Climeer, who ed.; Pm. W. U. J. Leal to hi beet., bytpue., vise Illoomol; 0. 0,011•111.. rem )4th h, to Wore vise Lass., Verner us. —User. A. 0. Mews, fr.se list It.. to be Copt., widoet per. Cal. J. Tome' is be (mutes maeler•Ges. to Ile Pelee. Oes, Mr J. W. Duda a, but. use ewe.; 4boartermater A. Carecumbiese, w b.-9. I , th Y, to L fort oott.o • iw,•••• LIMA, vice MO. T. Candi. dec. gown., seem.- Tsp. tramicie,Ges. of Iloaphila A. Fumt, M.D., t e be heameor.Grearrai of lloopituie end to be Kopetintooduza 1. 0 1 , "• - • AIIII7 DINS& Itipartmut. tIVVILE I.IV tiRDNANCY, Fn. 6. Carp. el Royal lootty.—LirotAko. O. Placouo to to sul.oxis mandast, vi ce " lautolko. swa. THE POLICE COURTS. MAELBOROI'Ou-sTREKr. 111 . TO AUCTIMIREIts.—TA O mos eltappell, Bath place, New-road, was tharged with having exercised the ',winew of an auctioneer without a license. The ease was laid under the 8 Vie., cap. 1.5, and as it woe said to he the first one that had arisen sineu the act was paved, the decision may be of some importance to the ' W illiam JarU, excise officer, said he went into the shop in Bath-plate the previous evening and found the defendant sellout e..oels by auction. Ile bought a handkerchief, and paid tad for it. William thinly, supervisor, said he asked the defendant if he had a license. The def, iidant said he hail, and after some hesitation the defendant produced a license in the name of Fidel. lle told the defendant this license did not permit Itile•y to sell goods at auction through a servant. A penalty of 101. had been incurred, and he required that sum to lie paid to him. The defendant was not provided with the money. It appears that the Excise are authorised to demand a sum of 101. un the spot from any person exercising the calling of an auctioneer without a license. If the money is paid at once, the money is lodged with the Excise authori ties, who, in the course of a week, transmit a fifties, to the depositor ; but this dues not preclude the Excise from suing for penalties, if they think fit. 'l•he violation of the act having been established, and the defendant being unprepared with the money, he was con victed in the penalty of 101., or 14 days' imprisonment. SPORTING. LINCOLN SPRING SPRLNG MEETING.—FRIDAY. lIMIDICAP Swasesranis a 5 sou. each, 3 ft, and 26 added. One mile. (6 subs.) Mr. IlMaosM Post Timor% astllb (10441 40 I Mr. hairs 41,10.74* Illa (metal 3 Mr. W. Males Celaalator, OW 19th (ilmisoo II Mr. O. Olharses Oak % Msyed Sae, ha Mb.— Mr . Coaaimem rks, 7st Ith ( ~ 4 (Osamu too 5 Betting : 6to 4 apt Psyche ; 2to I abet Post Tempore. Won by half a neck ; the same between second and thud. HIJILDI.I STALLS of S SOTO. each. Two miles over five hurdles. (14 subs.) Mr. CaishrOrra's grodruced, lOrt Sib mated weer flatr.uso Ikraizi.a CliAll STLI.III of 6 BON'S. each, 3 it, sad 20 added. (6 subs.) nr.l.oltsses sow. Ilst nb bowl I mr. limanos .141 W na ..... (Grins I Mr. 2. Wean% Jerk HA TA (Welker a Who Cam, list ( aylor), and Cleaver, list (0. Arran), also started. Won by • neck. CHESTER CUP. It appears by a letter received frown Mr. Topham, clerk of the came, on 'Friday, that John of Berwick was scratched without the knowledge of the owner ; this increases the as to 83. ASHDOWN PARK COURSING MEETING. (r1101111DAT.) AIIIIIX/WN STAILL—Seeond Ties: Merry Lass bt Noon of Nisbt. Third Ties: Manifesto bt Leollne, Whiff bt MaLauder, Jesabal bt Merry Lam L ii rTIMI STILIIIIS.—IItird Ties : Egypt be Southgroye, Martinet ron a bye, Tama= bt Racer. LAMPIOCINZ HOWICIIB Tartar bt Mr . Jemmy's Jealousy, Mr. James's Jetty Trefes bt Mr. Parksou's Sample. Tat 1 14Locatern Caureze or CONYTECE have memorialised the ChimeUor of the Exchequer for the atm lition of the duty on paper, and urge that like the duties fOrnieli7 levied on printed cotton and other manufactures, that on paper is liable to the maw Mame* pectices in the levying, which were known to prevail in former times—es in the ease of ewe, the interference of the excise is a bee to improvement in the manufacture of paper. They recoguine also the dilleulthe which the duties throws in the way of the Mission of knowledge the diecousugement which it pseuds to the mossulastioss of mead sad e_M Mitres ties smospt the people, aad the fetters in which it holds red tat saobberiee West. TM chamber, Sombre, con tend that the duty is isspetitis, is many sasses egyeesder, easily, sad unequal is cellectios, suggestlie of hands, ob mbertive to Impromemat is the amassibeturs end to else mead= el the bade loth kr base and amiss eassatiato this, The chamber hive also addreassd a petition to . the Chancellor of the Exchequer praying for the total remold the stamp duties on reeeiple. THE EXPRESS, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 8, 1851. RAILWAYS From the LONDON G. Fat 7. SANKRUPT3. JAXII Dram, Morley, Tarim/sire, dyer, to rarrender Feb. 2S and Martil SO at 11, at Leeds °amt. WM., Firth, &Mot, and Bond and Barwick, Leeds; off. swig., Your', Lee,. AB WIWI FILINDISILLO, Houndralitco, turner, Feb. 21 at 12L and Kuck 21 at I. at Bastrisballstreet. Bois., Voiont sod Randall, Castle-strew, Holborn; off. wean, Whitmore, Vaginal:all-street. Jones Bursa Plaaaraim, Giessen-road, Cir leuwi 11, boot awl Moe dealer, Fab. IS at 11, and March 29 at 12, at BaeinghalLatreet. tiol., Jona., tlaality-aurt, Chancery-Um ; Q. swig., Pennell, Ouildhall.clasinorra. Emma Mime, Feudalism, Cheshire, provision dealer, Feb. 24 and Starch to at 11, at Liverpool (nut. Sole., Gregory and Co., Bed ford.row, and Roby, Li‘cepool: off. swig., Casenme, LiverpeoL Jour. NUM, Studley-road, Clapham-mad builder, Feb. 13 at 11, and March 13 at 12, at Baurighailastreo . Sol., JOIN", Quality-taut, Chancery-lans; off. sang , Johnson, BarogbrilLatrect. Jon,. Waarr, Jun, rnn, domerscuMirs, grocer, Feb. 11 and Starch 11 at 11, at Exeter Court. nola.,Stanley and Washrousla, BrEitol, sad "Leon. Exeter; Hernaa , any BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. ADOLPH BF 811,13 snd bllll3kt BLOOKIUITALL, Weymouth-place, New , Kest-road, clay mercbant. _ DIA LANATIONS OP DIVIDENDS. 5•11VIL BII,OIFII, SLllulerland, common brown—let die. (on new proofs only) of 4d. Owing to part of lit di,. of 2.5. previouely de dared), ASS, and arty subsequent naturday, at SakerM, Newcastle n:Tyrte. Honor leBllllT, Sunderland, cbaniat-2nd die, of la. 6d. (In addi tion to 3s. bd. preveausly declared), Feb 8, and any subseise° 9 Saturday, ar,;Wakiey's, Iseucaeleauge-Tyne. louts (awes Gaviria, Liverivad, Rom worker—lit dlr. MSc 3d., Feb. 6, end any subsequent Thurdlay, at Cammove's, Liverpool. Wat.tams Oartance, oen., ECClll4oll,l.Ancephire, awl proprietor-2nd der. of Ss. 74.1., Web. 6, sod any substquentThursday, at Cumnoves, Livertool. Wirbum Ifindore Paco( and rums Snow Ilvarv, Manchester, Dalton 'panacea-4th di.. of 1-ed., Feb. 18, and any subra quad Tuesday, at rod's, Slimcbester. bona roman, ',lambaste', grocer —lit die, of M. V+d., Feb. 18, and any autecquent Tuesday, at rottbt, Manchester. Joe. i'vern a TA% 1.014 [abased, Derbyshire, grocer-14 die. of 2a. id., Feb. 18, and any aubaqu ut Tueslay, at Ades, Man chester. . LIIVIDENDB—Peb. 26. P. U. Abbott, Kirea Arms-yard, City, merchant—Match 1. J. Bowl*, Sheffield, banker—March 6. J. Bur nat d, tilt:etord, nature, punter—Match 4. 11. Coate, Wickham shaft, Suffolk, grocer—March 1. 11. W. Ileumworth, Ptitnrows street, Bit hopigidetureet, wine merchant—Match I. G. W. !Loch- Odle, Shot eld, nmanfacturer —Pea 28, G. Langford, coutharopton, VOW March I. J. Marvh, Bettnebam, l'erkshire, grucer—Feb. 26. IY. Miller and A. Killer. Liverpool and It otle, wine and spirit mer chants- Match G. 1L Nett., Lead, nhattailttet, City, tailor— Feb. .7. J.:Parker ' Declunandirike-green, Yorkshire, blanket manufaettuer— Peb. 2i. W. Pate, Rending, Berkshire, tobacconwt —Match 13. M. D. ltultinton, Duilley,Woicsitershile, eonteettuner March I. J. Midgets bbeffidd, banker—Match I. A. em.th, Matylthoneattreet, Iteso nt it eet, wire rope manufanturer—Ftb. a. B. smith, Mirrield, York shire, termer—Mach S. J. B. tpatke, T.rgttay, Devonshire, hatter —March G. S. Tit*, Brecon, victualler—Match 4. T. Woodroffe, Webb'. County-terrace, New Kent-road, druggist—Match 1. .1. Yeo mans bb, Meld, merellanL CgArllfttstnti woe Granted, titfoa cause be shown to the contrary on the day of meetult. Feb. HI. J. Barber. Eaton Some, Redfaedebire, builder-Feb. 28. H.M. East, Mark-lane, lily, stations-reb. IS. IL Johreon, bishops. gam-street Without, City, tea dealer-Muck 4. J. Jclley and W. Jackson, Wigan, Lancashire.lacetic acid manufacturers-Starch 1. J. Progley, Radcliffe Laneaehire, colt. n spines-Much 6. A. Provost, Peterborough, linehdrage-r-M.reh 5. d. lea, lemon, victualler. PAK' N DIesSOLVELL•- W. ilainbri ige arm U. C. Noel, Upper end Lower Tooting, Surrey, wgecros - R. Bell and A. Nicoll, Glasgow manufacturera -C. Birch and T. Mortal( Birmingham, jeweller -R. Briggs and O. !lampoon, Leeds, whitamoiths-J. Wier, •- d B. Howe, Halifax, Yorkshire, cotton warp an Close and Itllargin, tstocktomupon.Taes, hay Lealers-J Cogan, R. Cogan, and J. rinepnerd. Manch. atm. manumeturers-d. Cutertau'd. A. Taylor, O. Courtauld, and P. A:Taylor, Carry-lane, CM-, and Rocking, Braintree, and it,latead, Emma, gik manufacturers. so far as regards A. Taylor and I' A. Taylor-J. Drake sad E. Toph tm, ifingiey, YorkAire, worsted spinners-T. It. (folding and H. 11. Wain& Liverisiol, corn and flour dealers - J. Hardman and J. Walton, lioencliffe Iklphq LancimLire, Mono deafen-larch Ann Hargrave and It. Rxlilly, sloorgatemtroet, City, umbrella and parasol manufacturers -W. F. llepton and W. Lepton, Leeds, plumbers -J. UM and T. Hal, Bradford, Yorkshire, jiners-8. E. Humphreys and B. Ackerley, Liverpool, agents -D. K. Ws sad W. Denton, Queen. street, Chelsea, be. Mayers- d. Kempron and I. liempron, Hirmmg, ham. millers-W. Marston, J. Jones, and T. Kiloton, Lieshopserate. street Without, City, and Cidney.street. Male-end, medical and gen-ral fixture dealer., solar as regards W. Kidsioo-W. U. Miller and W.W. Mansfield, Ingram-court, City, wine inerchants J. Nash and J. 11. Nash, Chepping Wyoombr, Suelunghsiu.ome, attorneys-T. Ritchie and A. Hewitt, Chausery.lane, Lew stationers-J. Spates and W. 11. Hewlett, ithortmtreet, Newington, house agents-T. Swan, aen., and T. Pain, jun., Morpetb. Northumbe rend, tanners-P. Tooth and U. It. I inked, Mark-lane, City, hop ir erchants-J. A. Turner, J. Gar. sting, and it. P. North, hirkeiale, Lancashire, cotton 'Orisons-P. Warren and W. amps, a, dtra.ford4e.llow, rasa, papermakers -P. Willem and o.Willans, jun., Leeds, and ironniong. r-lane, City, cloth SCOTCH SEQUFSTKATIONS. AIMUI,DtI Blows, tiorguw, co ton spinner, Feb. 14 and Kara 7, at the Glasgow Steck F.sclunge.rourns. ALIIANIMII t.kAUAM, Bare, near Cumnoek, contractor, Feb. 13 and Adria 6, at the Blab Bull Inn, (no man. 01010 K Oars, 1104EAA111., Glasgow, merchant, Feb. 11 and llgrch 10, at the Glob* lintel, Glasgow. JAMMI /0•4010 Glasgow, ironfounder. Feb. 13 and March 6, at the 'loyal Hotel, tila.gow. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR TILE PAST WEEK. Wks opened. 160 32 Name of liaf,way. BRITISH. Aberdeen Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down Birkenhead, Law., & Cheshire Bolton, Blackburn,! W.York., Bristol and Exeter Caledonian Chester and Ilnlyhead Cork, Illaekrnek, and Pa!laage' Dublin and BellaAt Junction Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kittootuwn Dundee and Arbroath Dundee,l'erth,Aberdeen June Dundalk and Enniskillen East Anglia!t. East Lancashire Eastern Counties and Norfolk Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth, and Dundee, Glasgow and South Western Glasgow,Paisley,and Greenock Great Northern& E.Lineolnsh Great S6uthern & Western(lr) Great Western Lancaster and Carlisle Lancashire and Yorkshire Leeds and Think Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport London and North Western ) London and Blackwall London, Brighton, and S. Coast , London and South Western .1 Londonderry and Enniskille n Man., Button, & Matlock, &c. Manchester, Shcff., & Lincoln. Manchester and SouthJ unction Maryport and Carlisle Midland Midland Great Western (Ire )1 Monklands Newcastle and Carlisle North British North Staffordshire North Western_ Scottish Midland Shrewsbury and Birmingham Shrewsbury and Chester Shropshire Union South Devon South Eastern South Wales Soutlffork.,Doticaster 8 Ooole Taff Vale Ulster Waterford and Limerick Wed Cornwall Whitehaven Junction York, Newcastle, and Berwick York and North Midland ORTION. Amiens and Boulogne ... Dieppe hiontercau and Troyes Northern of France Orleans to Bourges (Cent.) Orleans to Bordeaux Paris and Orleans Paris and Rouen Rcracn and Harre VALE OF NEAWEWERY COMPANT.—Vester day Mr. Norris the oCeial manager of this company's affairs, attended before his Honour Muter Brougham, with Mr. Sewell his solicitor, with reference to Khlute's ease, he having been placed upon the list in his marital capacity, in respect of 7 shares out of 14. An application was made to place the executors of Khlute's wife who war deceased, on the list for the other 7 sharer, on the ground that they were her separate property, the court having declared that the husband was only liable in respect of these shares during the period of 'overture. It had been yesterday die' cowered, barevar, that there war a marriage settlement in existence. After some discussion, his Honour refused to this asewators on the list in lieu of the husband, giving • =liberty to go to the court upon the question. 11 LIN zo—The Mossiteur dos Soir announces that the propositions made to the government for uniting the Rouen, Northern, and Strasburg Railways by means aka iptial railway, have been rejected; and that the go vereemlat is about to make a railway round Paris to unite gli• mita great Baas which run into the capital. • • 0111111011111aRanu. COMPANY.—Yesterday there was a asesdag Wake his Namur Muter Brougham with rehrenoe to the delivering up of the boots and papers of Mr. Amon appeared as counseL The Nab, ftiod•d that the bill of costs of Mr. Bebb, of Chel tenham!, dm 'elicitor, on being tame, Should be paid out of Ile lint mots reeeivei by the official manager. The books lisa Men, hi conformity with this arrangement, were ddirered up to Mr. Hutton, the official manager, in the swarm of the attanwon. (AAvesliseat.)—lNDlolllllo7/1 AND CONIPLADITS ow ma UNMAN IRMO 11 . 1 jiO i r e =riA se ne 117 = Sala topple is& m 4 aid arasiuMmk hgagt. wait ef war dblemila okay toisoil opoolmaloomo of Misr Imola Mwstaia of ilko Ookolloo of Ili ON" As tholhoolool losoiL 1 1 0 I , Wrof it Is say arintsra i• ries ahr d t =4o olll.lo modotoo ism s k id ~ asps mot "to go ON at ibe tad= /01011•2107 Z Vl bo ; koalas Billowars fob. Oiforklosam NM. 18.51 MANCHESTER, F. 6. 7. &roe' Ex enal4oll.—There haa been a Teri good basin( ea. Ths market opened moderately sad madman* so to the c 0.., Lendort and North Western and Sheffield stocks being la request, toe , former at 149; to 130, arri Um latter at 291 30, with New pre ference Sheath's, at es. Ed. to its. 3d. prem. to Imoinshire and Yak rains were dons at Nii. BIRMINGHAM, Feb. 7. STOCK Excauxol.—This market was gteady today. Laudon and Sark Wa•teras wan dams at We Bllreinbary aad I Mrsabeam Vs vane does at 41. 16a Si, sad the Ws at 4 db. LEEDS, Fib. 7. STOCK Etc iuiqoi.—We have had a leo active market) this morning, and on the wboia pains have rathar receded. Wes Yost Lannon re, IN; Leeds aad Think, 141; OTllli Northern', 111; Lanrsahire and Yorkshire. 141 ; North Western; Prat, 13; South Lunen and Dover, 2;1; York and North Illellanda; RUGBY, WARWICK, AND WORCESTER RAILWAY i COMPANT.—Yesterday there was t meeting before his I Honour. Master Richards, relative to the claim against the , estate of 3,4001. advanced to this company. Mr. Daniel, who I appeared for Mr. Wryghte, the official manager, contended , at considerable length that the directors had no power to borrow under the deed; and that if they had, there was in reality no company within the meaning of the act of parlia ment to be sued for the amount ; and that the money wu ad vanced, not to a company but to individuals, from whom, according to the recent decision of Lord Cranworth, it must be recovered as a debt. Mr. Yetta, who appeared for seve ral contributories, followed in the same view with Mr. DISK matendbeg that the claim could not be allowed until on mama! led been taken from the directors of the 28,0001. they had reached in tbe dupe of deposits. Mr. Field, who uppers' as soussei ter tie Northamptoss'hire Banking CrsafeWe —heeled that, according to the deed, the direc tors awl pewee to pledge the credit of the company in re seed of this 1011•11181a111; and that the whole body, that deed, were liable in respect of it. Mr. Dank obtersed Ant eneeeding to the law es it stood at present is reference to mdbeinal earspasies, there was no company in this ease to vied up, and that t o fat it waa not i legal en- Itfty.—MT. Firld milt he could not see that, for how srsa t it that the cone*, bad been referred to the Court of I Cimatery imier Ile mama a oempeay te be wound a ? , Mew mass it that an @Modal manager had been , with mused in his belnif, fo:&l . partioalar Las: The H y need position r ol c atZter aile osatraellerg lim lith "- re - raihray pew of a = Vukar the silence as tbl money.—After ditertniala lise men was ad- Jammed. 'II; 1304 224 143 188 2201 90 219 12 470 51 1711 239 12 618 5 171 239 2901 236 761 44 293 266 761 44 MARKETS, SUGAR.—The average price of Sugar, the produce of the British pmsessions io Am•rlea. eamputod from the returns mode ih the week 'adios the 4th Feb , 1801, is 276. le4d per ewt. ewer, the produce of the Mauritius, 233. 74d. Supr, the produce of the Es.' Indies, to 300. sd. The average price of the three ((Redoing descriptions juintly Aa. 30.—Lon ion Gazette. BRISTOL, Frn. 7. SUGAR. —Our market continues without animation, still holders .how considerable flrmnrw, and supply the market but eparingly w.th samples, which prevent. prima from receding to the ratent they 'you'd do were sales perosed ; the transactions since out Litt comprise about 350 litids. West India, and 4,501 mats of Mauri tius at steady rate., hut in other description. no sates are repsr ed. The refined market in without liie, and the demand is still very elage.b for moat kind. of manufao ured goods ltvw is wantrl, but :he supple. arc au Ignited that busincss is neweearily reetricted. Dar u Yams. cmtinuo in very limited demand, and prises are almost nominal fur all deatniptions. LIVERPOOL, Frn. 7. SUGAR.—There ham been a better inquiry, and 800 hlids. British Plantation sold at steady pris s ; 9,000 bags Bengal, however, have been diapeerd of on rather easier terms, 1,. 00 tugs Mauritiu• at 36..14. to 40.., and 650 b Madras at e2s. &I. to 435. per cwt. The pales in foretop are confined to '0 hhds. Porto Rico at 39.. to 425. 6d., and 80 bags Venezuela at 40s. Od per cwt., duty paid. Me. lasses—The sale. Ore 400 cask., at 160. fur Barbadoes, of Met yetir's Import, and 14s. 6d. for Demerara, of recent import but not fine in quulitv. Coffe—The market Is very quiet, and the liminess scarcely went; reporting, being limited to a few Yap filo at 46.., and La guayra at s4s. per cwt. No Pales of cocoa, giumer, pepper or pimento Moe —O4 small pared of Carolina brought 17.. Gl., a n d 4,000 begs Bengal be. 6d. to 100. 3d. per ear. Inc broken to loud white. Buns— The basins consist+. of 130 puns. Demerara, of high strengths, at last meads rotes. COTTON.—LtvErtroot., Fen. 7.—The same very limited demand whteh •,revailt d at the close of hot week has been maintained during the whole of the prevent: the trade, influenced by the gradual decnie which has occurred in prices hare bougnt very apirimey, in the hope of deriving a still greater advantage from delay; and spun :store appear to have list all confkienor. The consumption is fully maintained, the partial recurrence to the prOlillololl of P.M, fabrics tench g proportionably to its increase: and the stocks now held by the Os e are an materially reducen, u to be an enthest that they taunt ere long buy the ely. The total sales of the week have no exece,ed 23,390 bales. Yesterday and to-day the demand has been somewhat, more general, and ho-oray the *ales are about 9,600 bile.. at previous rater, ineudine S. O talon on ooecuttion. American de scriptions are offered freely, and being in only requevt they have again deelined from Id. to Id. per lb. the authorised quotations for ^ fair" Upands and Mobile are reduthel id. per lb., that tar lair" Orleans ill. per lb. Brazils and Egyptians are in very limited request. and thee, ton, have partially decline el id, per lb. tauten. are offered freely. and they have declined Id. rer lb. 9.0 bales of American and 910 of burst hare been taken an epeculation, and 810 of Arno lean and 170 Burat far export WOOL—LEEDS, FEB. 7.—Sales of combing wool during the resent week have been limb& ilia, are stationary. Ciothing aorta ars without acy change. COALS.-LONDON, l'En. 7. -CLonE or THE 311AngaT.-- {Middle's West Hartley, 13e. 6d.; Carr'. Hartley, 13a. 6d.;'l Chr,ter Main. 12a. 181.; Howard's Wept 11.,rt cy Netherton, 13s. 6d.; New Tanfleld, 13a. 3d., relton Vain, Is. rd.; T.dleld Moor, I.ls. ; Townley, Us. 9d, ; Walker Prime.... Ile. 6d.; Wylam, IN% ; Walla End Brown, 11.. Ed.; Well's End rewiek and Co.. 13a 311 . ; Walls End Geriforth, 13.. ed.; Walls End Marton. 11.. 3d. ; Walls End HiWo, 12.. 9d.; Walls End Morrixin, 13.. 3d.; Wall. End ;mend Ohnon, 1:1.. 6d.; Well. End Bell, He. ; Wale End ;V144. ; Walls End Bra/Idyll, 14... 3d.; Wails End Hinton, ' aIM End Maxwell, 150.3.1.; Wall. End Lanitoon, 14e, bd.; Walla End litlabmund, 13e. Sd.; Walla End linanel'a !tenon. ; Walls End Crimp. 13a. 9d.; WaVa End Hemel 11111 140. ; walla End Ralbq 140. 3d.; Walls End South Hartlepool, 148.14.; Walls End South Harm, 13e. 9d. ; Wall. End Whitworth. I 2s. 3d. ; Was End Adelaide Tees, 140. 3d. to 11.. 6d.; Walls End Cleveland Tee., 12e. 6.1.; Wall. End Mackans Tree, 12e. rd.; Wslle End Tee., tya. 3,1.; Cowlienilaf Bey. I s. 6d.; Derwentwater Ilvrtley,l3a. Ed.; Goes (loch Wont, 21e.- Stipa at ir.arket, 291; sold, 83. CORN.—CHELMSFORD, Feb. 7.—There was only a mo derate supple of V. heat at market to-day, and all the brit ootaditloool sample. made 1.14 week's prime; but at n.mp µmeets were lower, and difficult of dirposal. 440. to Vs. wh te, 311 e. to 40e. red. Etkrley was lower, eseeitt the floret qudlity, which was rather dearer. &any rather lower. - --- CoVENTRY, Feb. 7.—Sine our loot market, there hao been no alteration in the pr ee of grain, except beet old ciry Wheat, which wu Inquired fur. and for which =advance of 6d. per bag wan readily obtained. Malting Morley nail at Va. to 21,. 6d. OM Henna, Ina. fid. to Ile. ; new, Ina. to site. 6d. 01,1 Oats, 20a. to 23e.; new, 17.. to Mn. White l ea* (boiler.), 10s. 6d. to lie. 6d.; grey Pea., tOS. to Ws. 6d. EXETER, Feb. 7.—We had a slow trade at our market to dah and While poll at hot we k's prices; the coodidon of the Wheat In much complain...l of, which is in a great measure the cause of oo slow a trade. It .11,1. In not et o'.l better worth, most of our monsters having nearly completed their mochas t. Oat. were not PO p:entiful in offer, bat we can note no alteration in prices. Wheat, O. 6d. to Ss. per bushel. nark?. 2s. 66. to 3s. Oats, Is. 9d. to 2s. - - • • • - • • -•'• LINCOLN, Feb. 7.—We have had a fair show of Wheat at our market to-d iy, and last week's prices wo re fully maintained. %hest, red, 345. to 39e.; white. 345. to Its.: old, 48e. Very little Mane Is /3.4rley, Outs, or !Scans, and prices in Lemur of the pur chaser. • Livritroot., FEB. 7.—The nrri mils of grain, &c., since Tuesday are melerate, and consist chiefly of nor and wheat In in France. Prii ce have not varied the last two days, and the demand has been very sluggish. The operations at our Corn Eackance this morning sere quite in retail. As MM.- x wheat and flour the rrice inclined to the buyer, hut no quotab e reduetion oe n-Liced. Indian corn was in slack demiod, and the top once of Tuesday wan barely supported. No change was otsercnale in the value of any other articles of the grain trade. Arrival+. from Feb. 4to 5 inclusive, into Liverpool : Wheat, 2.9/4 qrs. ; Barley, 1,911 ; Malt, 908 ; Oats, 1,284 ; Beans, 107; Pens, 25; Oatmeal, 2,701 sacks; Flour, 4,917 sacks. Ezports to Ireland : Wheat, 792 qrs. ; Indian Corn, 1,287 ; Indian Corn Neel, Sal bele.; Oatmeal, 140 sacks; Flour, 303 sacks 395 bee. SOUTHAMPTON, Feb. 7.—Our market won moderately attended to-day, awl the supply of Wheat consisted principally of damp out-ofmoadition partets, for which it was difficult to find pur chasers. Anything dry and in go,doindition vira+ Toddy taken, and for such the turn in pries was in favour of the sell r. la other arti cles but little doing, end there ill no alteration in prices to note. WAKEFIELD, Feb. 7.—The arrival of Wheat is small; this, with the (mown to circuit:stamen( agricultural district- report ing diminished supply, Wads to ream Les desire to urge sake; the trade to-day, however, manifrets the same inactivity as of late, and buyers are enabled to purchase on the terms of last week. Fine Bar ley maintains its pelt r, but the sr condary sorts are scarcely so well sold. Oats and Shaling do not vary much. lie no are steady in price: no variation In tither /articles. Import" during the week: Wheat, 9 589 qrs.. Barley, 3,747; Oats, 527; Beans, ISO; Peas, 74, Harlin, 652 ludo. WATERFORD, Feb. 6.—With fair arrivals of foreign grans aloe gubarday. end only mestereie supplies from farmers, our market eibibits no clumge of consequence. room of meet articles are a shads lower; but holders show little disposition to MU Min. CATTLE.--CAucteLes, FES. G.—The supply of Sheep Ws morning was limited, and only;of a middling ticomption ; priees ware rather on the advance, and an average brisk demand was ex- Beasts masted a rather motley muster in point of quality, but in number about an avenge. Notwithatandng the uiltrioe condition of moat of the animals, our farmers and dealers re. maimed immoveable in their demands for forme: rates, cony gutsily only a middling stroke of business wait transacted. OLA6OOW, Feb. 6.—We have had another bumper mar ket thuk morning. Pine cattle, sales dull, at last dm's rates; but towards the claw of the market the agent. bed to give way from is to 2a. per cwt. Best oz Beet. 44. to 455. ; second, 41s. to 430; third, xis. to 496. ; cows, Kale, and inferior, 30, to 36e. ed. per cwt., sinking cal. We bad only a small supply of Stbeep, with priors up fully 2s. a head. Best aged wedders, lid.; strand, :4d. to 60.; ewes, 44d. to M. per lb., staking offal. Prime fed Calves he great demand, at 60s. Pig. dull, at from 211 e. to 365. DAILY WEATHER TABLE. The State of the Weather at Nino o'clock yesterday arranged in order of !Maw SATURDAY, FRB. 8, 1841. each of the following places at morning. The stations are ' Genres IN N 118•011 Name of Pim. w i a , of Mate of Weather. -- ---- Ltsesrevrio (Drown) W. arc., buss* Omani. rtvaorra ..—.—..... W. Strong Mew Overcast P0nca........... B. Gentle Dress* Scud—Rain lairracerrea ...... EllielWell N. Cabs overcast Socrrnaarroa FOULINWiII ....- Taman:as Raissomone GREENWICH B. Gentle Breese Rain %wawa ..........-- B. • Gentle Rem* Overcast Gantlet Breeze Rain OOLCMINTIM LW. (*gala brew Overcast Carsaman Rees? ............ Pernasostreen LW. &raw Breese Rain Tumours ...... Came? L W. Rain Hamm° &W. Hard Wind Bain 1AW11.0.31.. LB. Ganda Breese Rain NI aroccarrsa B. Gentle Breese Rain THIS DAY, Noon. Owns et WU& Blmo* et Mad. State at the Weathei LW. Strom Brea,. OW. The returns from the following places did not reach this office in time for publication yesterday ; they therefore indicate the state of the weather on Thursday morning at nine o'clock. larauct Can Low livtumaa PooLa reanaiovrz N.E. N.W. N. N.W. N.M. N.W. W. by 8. N.W. 13oadl, panylloodi =2lly assay PantslV Cloudy Sala Partin/l7 Molt' floaalltas . _ Light Breese C Geode Berme Gentle Brost Preis Baer Geste tram Geste BROM Mee, Gee woe( ismer Street Vert strosipmes Warrzuvur Piny Coady _„--,,outc4.—Feb. 5, at Rating, by the Vicar, Rev. H. Aehmitua, Rector of Kirkby and ,tby, Llooolmhire, to Frances Denton, eldest daughter of Major Morn, H.ILLC.O. BRADSHAW—BROWNE.—Feb. 4, at Dudley parish church, by the tea. W. J. C. Brown, LA., of Bt. John's Co Oxford, the Rev. R. B. Bradshaw, W.A., Rector of Newmarket: Suffolk. to Emily Jane, third daughter of the Rev. Dr. Browns, Vtoar of Dudley. RIBUER—ROUGHTON.—Jan. 13 at Lisbon, C. J. Tuber, Eau., ot Calurden, Tunbridge-wells, to , Ellen, erccad daughter of R. Boughton, Req., 01 Biome, Lisbon. NBRARTR—LOADEIL—Jan. 30, at L'anfrynack, Breconaltire, by the Rev. C. Griffith, D. Gerahty, EN., late of 11.11.'s 13th Rect a and eon of the late J. Oerahly, Esq., of Dublin, to Augusta Loun only child of the late W. A. Loader, Req., formerly of the UM I MO of Nadeau Native lafentry. NIA(JILAY—WCULLOCIL—Peb. 4, at Bt. Margaret's, Westminster. Yr. W. Mackay, to Sarah, third dangler of J. R. DrColloch, Ewe. 8. 'WWI.' owetto.- ant .lieres LW. aAr.DOLPII7)," _....A.r11-IItILWRIGHT.—Teb. 4. at iturlastoe, Lutoestee litre, 0. 0. Randolph. atandoe. R. 14" to Eleanor Harriet. eldest daughter of tho Be rg. Arkwright, of Mork Halt, Teem OMMERVILLR—BROWD.—Feb. 6, at EikllllM, Penle=2; Rey. C. H. Datemoo, Hugh Yoe., A Houle, to Bridget, daughter of James Drown, Req., of Sol MAW. TOBABT—WTLDL—Feb. 6, at 6t. Illehael4, Cheeteroquare, tee Ker. H. Mohan, M.A., W. (Robert, TA, to &Phial. WARMS daughter of Col. W. Wykle, of the Royal SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE CASUALTIES. Berbioc, gala, near the month of the d in hasbee thete been got to ot up and will be towed Bristol Clara, Sanders, from Bristol to Jamaica, was totally wrecked Bforieo rrevanl stan ._de Riverbristal, Feb. 7. on the night of Jan. 2, on the Cobblers' Cord Reef ; the vessel went down so suddenly that the crew could save nothing.—Bristol, Feb. 7. Emmanuel, from Bristol, bee been forced to put back into gingrood, having experienced very heavy weather.— Bristol, Feb. 7. John Adams was spoken with on Dec. 8, after being totally disowned in a "nail o 6 the Cocos. Meow returning to Calcutta under pry rig. L (brig)_ from Demerara to the Clyde, wee jest eir Lexelsah, Feb. 6 , having been in con ftef w ith the Thistle (s), from Glasgow to Londonderry; account from Liverpool states that " week and papers of **Laurel, Li • to ' , this port, have been driven on braes, and along the heath about of the sew." kiwis, foe Antigua from Liverpool, hid ftill lim ped, Feb. 7. (?N w, Amerka(byßeitparket N ans raratby United State* packe katera t) tbyU.Stakapkil Africa (Weal (fret) N Alcuslrta• IWkium N Brain Buenos Arts Califuraili(•la Cheerio)ll Oape of Goad Hope N Constantinople • N Central AMMAN lll ' Channel bias ..... Vrance ..... E, Muth 8 Mb of the month Itithit3oth of MOIL 9th of the mouth 9th of the month 17th of the month ..... °new .N acmdurse7. -- ''' 14 mate (ia aselaniest)ll India (via Maseillse) A Mediternmea(via South empir) Dittoivia Marseilles) A Mexico Y. i ;a; 01 . t e cote I 7thl7th27thof mum I loditllthof 'smith don.,Wed.,&Frid. 17th of the math Tyke daily 7thl7th27thof moo Tuesday & Friday &edam. k halm. 17th of the month Feriae daily 20th of the moth tth&2dthol month Madeira liana* N Naples• Papal State** Peninsula ao Mk of the month fthltdith ot month 2nd of the month 9th of the month 7th 17th 19tb 27th Sthlsth2sthof mon hthlStb2sthof moo Ithl7th27thof ixas 17th nf the month Stlllsth2sthof mon 17th of the month Peru M •011 ar N 1 wet 1 ladle, ld Nat ladies (inept Ha mm. sat Nassau) M 12. d of the mouth! • The malls to thee* oc Vrench packet via Maned The liraallian and worming of the 10th of Fe 1 Dover Pantries thus marked (*) are conveyed by Iles. Buenos Ayres mail will be made up on the ihruery, in consequent, of the SUI falling on MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. _ _ DARDSON.—Feb. 6, at Uppe7S;enue- road. Ma. M. B. Davidson. of a daughter, HEN NIQU 01.—Feb. 6, at Olouorstes-plasa, Portman-gplare. Yrs./. Q. Henriques, of a son. lIISPEAN.—Feb. a, at So,tou-street, the bile of the Rol. E. Nevem, PAL• son. ISalt—nb. 6. the wife of A. W. Pailel. Egg.. Director of the Nesklager Looks. 8•111■0 11 dge7. of soon and hair. SHEARS.— Feb. 6 at Streatham-bill, Um J. H. Shears, of awn. [&—Fob. 3, at Shrpherthsboah, Wm S. N. litotes, of a davibtar. MARRIAGES. DEATHS. BA b. at Kiagetoa, Eather erila oft. Marks. alfl.l m NES id h. Fe C.M.EILeb. 2, at itag.aireet, Oteet.prMa, Hr. H. dap. hell, of the dna of Campbell sad rage, Pall.thall Um. aped $2. HAMEL—Feb. 6, at Eothathithe, Hr. W. Eames, aged SS. aucana.—Yok 2, Loey, We J.Haakes. Egg.. of X 242 1 •11112 11 - spare. JACIIION.—gab. 4, at Zwed-giale. 1111e.ead.roed, A. Joke" am. formerly of Iterlwehuniayard, ead of the Beall of Each* aged U. pgewigg..-yeh. 4, at Paddlogtee, E. J. Pa/quiet, En., aged it BAYS —Tea. 4. Mar* ITU, et M. J. flam, of Chepolegreet, Geer yew gpippm.=ll, et Gabled, teem the En. J. T. D. 12,, end ff. eagmog,...pah. SOIL MAWR Ilerfidga, of 21, Wad Iggifhlsid. aged 22. ♦RRIVED. Atone-at Falmouth. February 5, front ...... ....................-.odeera Masan-id Hull, February 6, from .BLllietteePe ALLPOST-at Lovrecoft, February 6, from -.. Herteb Awn:-at Gravesend, February 7, from -.-....- ....... Bald& AGILI- at Grayearnd, February 7, from IIIekNAIM -at Newport, February 6, from ...._. UCNCIAT.-111t Deal, February 6, from imaater-at Plymouth, February 6, fr0m........ Landon Comesamax-off Dud, ' , abr.,' 6, frame- -..-.. ...--. Callao Paows-at Liverpool, Februory7, from ....,. ...... .....oaleutta CASACTACON-at Falmoutb, February 5, fr0m........ Taganrog Crwria-at Hull, February 6, from -P il lan Cacaos-at Q ueenstown, February 5, fro m. Odessa Cr. at Deal, February e, from .........liarilsped OUMAKICI-at Graveeend, February 7, fram -........... ...... Naas Dleacroa-at Gravesend, February 7, fniM................Aatwerp thorax. -at Craw-mod. February 7, from Monaca DArr-at Shields, February 6, hom .._..... labors Biturovem-off the Small*, February 3 Rxraaas-at Falmouth, February 5, from "-.. . ...... ... Etazonarn -at Falmouth, February 5, front T 'llt,rl EIIPSZOIt-at Oueer.atown, February 5, from Bahia Bane-at Grareeend, February 7, from .Deamart ELIZA CAII.OI.M.- at Gravemod, February 7, favaa............Ca11a0 Fesnonao-at Orsomend, February 7, fr0m........... Rotterdam FALCON-at Gravesend, February 7, from P. F.. Island Finaaftea-at Liverpool, February 7, from .............. .... . . Rouen Gamut-at Deal, February 6, from Newfoundland Guar -at L them, February 5, from Alexandria ILItALD -at Plymmth. February 6, from Odom l ALTA • at Deal, February 6, from onimiarrr-at Falmouth, February 5, fr0m.............. ...... k Thrall ... ' Ilartpool ...Ancona ....London ..Neweagde lem—sc Deal, Febranrifi, has - !smut ...LA—at Liverpool, February 7, from Hine Josao—at Gravesend, February 7, frau Odessa Lobo J. Horse—at Gravownd, February 7, from. Harlingen Lane: a—at Uearseed, Yebrua 7, from Messina LAD, Oa Tat 181.16-11 t Cra. effect, Fe' ruary 7, from Pt. Michael's louss—oQ Dartmouth, February 8, from tit. John's, N. Miseava—off Desl, February 6, from tAsitutta MALVINA—at Falmouth, February 6, from Meats tisaras—at Queenstown, February 5, ...... .....Yontevedra MlNA—at Quresstown, February 5, ham-- ...... Ancona Mama—at Deal, February 8, from MA4II. or BassuaLsamc—,t Graveseed, Tub. a kr.....oothenbarg MART MlLua - -at 11CM, February 8, from Hun MAIN Amx—off Pt. Albun'e Head, February 8, from Pinweasts—at Hull, February 6, from.. Narnwea—at Falmouth, February 1, from !Lomat—at Llverpcol, February 7, from %snot Baru—at Liverpool, February 7, fame.— Orstaa—at Liverpool, Februnry 7, from Parmiwasea—:t Drave.end, Februrry7, from Nocnost..—at Palmoutb, February 5 , , from RIONAID WATAON—at Deal. February 6, from at 11A1IXAM—at I ivervol, February 7 from. ... Forms—atravevenJ, February 7, from Sotoc—at Guam, February 6, from Sus/sox—at Fa . imoot b , February from Sus Bst . Alexandria ...Valparaieco ' ...Charleston Rouen -Nantes Paraiba itoagiaa . _ _____ . ..ura—at Ural. February 6, .dst vgaphs—sit Portma•outh, February 6, tram: . Ithiald• Tour. ram Etas.—at Falmouth, February 6, tram.. ..... . . ...odems T —at Giorrer, February 6, from C. Vecchia Damian—at Hull, February 6, from Memel TYIADU —at Qum:Mown February 5, from Coestaelinopla Ilineoax—at Gramma, February 7, from Demerara VlCTolllll—at Gravesend, February 7, from Bremen Tway Masuanrra—at Graveeend, ;February 7, from.. Or ningen VI:101—at Liverpool, February 7, loom Tarreguna WILLIAM Pirr—at Liverpool, February 7, from Marseilles Womuaa—at Yalmourn, Februarys, Conatontinopla M ir. SHAM, —IA Queeinnown, February 6, from Manilla Wurroaars—at al:cids, February 6, from barna SAILBD. MATRON—from Liverpool, Feb. 7, to A111141.1,00l- from Graverentl. February 7, AVMRICK lIIMMAIN—trom COWL ,Fe bruary a, to CASDIPATK—fronk SIMMS. February 6, to Coscoao—from Shields, February 6, to CLIO —from Shii Id!, February 6, to E. AMO Waifs London ... Zimbabwe Cadls ......... , , , CIIPTIMION —lrmo Deal, February 6, to C+leutte Dtem—from ,Graveernd, February 6, to flatting= Eames, —from Graveeerd, February 7, to Nadeau ELIANOILA— from GraveaenA, Febraary 7, to Panama Zaworat. 800 1 coca—from Graveeeml, February 7, to lUD fit...lNTON—lrosia Deal, Fi bruary 6, t 0........ Calcutta F.aum—fromlempart, February 0, to „, Tarragona Laos Bura—lt.niira:earatt, IZbruary 7, MAIWIPZ—fr.In Deal, February 6, to barbadoes Neel eas—from thasesend, February 7, to BoAu Pououa—from Shields, Feb. 6, la Comisetinople a ---- I • ‘ l6, i'vveatt rent Shit rt February 6, to Boat r oo Ft.,.za—four Gravesend, Penruary 6, to Amsterdam Smarr—from Gravesend, KbruAry 7, to Anthems VESSELS SPOKEN WITH Aiwa (Ws). from (Una Vecchia, Jan. 19, 100 miles E. of Sicily. Melva (s.), Irmo Liverpool fur New York, Fab. 2, at 9 •.a., about 241 miles W. oi Cork. Abrona (barque), from Odes& for Cork, Feb. 2, lot. 47.13 N.. low. 9.5 W. Ar!rtua, , flornßeyrout for Falmouth, Jan. 19, out 48 days, 30 mike . . . F... of birraltar.. _ Beim, of Jc-sey, bound home, Feb. 4, a Lizard. Canada (bulgur), from Falklad fur an Francisco, Oct. 24, off Cope • -- Urn. Cleopatra, from Liverpool for Modem, Jan. 1, lat. 4 N., lon. 23 W., stub loss tit spare. Cumberland, of Shields, from Riga, off Yarmouth, out 70 da3s; all well. Duke of Wellington, from Loudon for Calcutta, Dee. 14, lot. $9 N., hm. 18 W. Dander (brig), for Perrannbueo, Feb. 4, hit. 48.42 N., 10n.7,2 W. Dalhousie, inaardbowtd, Feb. 3, off the Salters. Emma (mhooner), from Liverpool, bound out, Feb. 3, tat 48 N., lon. 5.46 W. Gh amrilly (ship), from Bombay, Dec.), lat. 33.40 8., lon. 31.40 K. Henry Mai p (torque), from Liverpool for Callao, bob. 4, 30 miles S.W. of ix illy. John Y'Vloar, from Liverpool for Bombay, Dec. 14, lat. 29 N., lon. 17 W. Jabez (brig), of Scarborough, from Sunderland, for the Cape of Coed Hope, all melt, Feb. 1. elf the Isla of Wight. June r, outmarobound, Pt b. 1, lat. 31 N., lon. 8 W. Lydia, from Calcutta for London, Dec. 3, out 34 days. Murg.ret, of Aber.lovn, from Ardrossan for Demeivra, lat. 49.53 N., kin. 9.50 W.,.out 12 days. SEABORNE MAILS. (N *elites that the halls are seat from the Owe' Pest.edhee by the el/tit—and M e► the moo efint—deaDamb.) COUNTRIES. IDay when made up ta General Pest- Onlee Lnadoa. Pros what Part WINN duo. I Vet. 12 ILtverpoul ILlvetpeol IPlyroiira —: Dover Dover .. Southasirtaa f‘lyuaouth kouti.2ainiA°. , 4ouihampton., Dover ..... ~Uu~er Feb.j4 I !kb. 7 va Feb. 22. Feb. 23 'Much 5 Much 12 Feb. 111 Feb. 12 Feb. 12 Feb. 15 Feb.2o Feb. 12 Feb. 20 IllareJa 3 Dovet Dover Loadou.. I.l' i~ ii