The Express. — London, England, 1851-04-16 00:00:00

r" 1 - 0 4 . / 4 /0 • a •e 2, , • %Ar • *l - ./ LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 16, 1851. [THREEPENCE is 1,448.] LAW INTELLIGENCE. From the LONDON GAZETTE.—Tacsday, April 15. RAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET. Hamburg, 13.71 to 81; Amsterdam, 11.181 to 17; Franktizt, 119 to 1. Vienna and Trieste, and also paper on Italy, remained stationary, but bills on Sicily and Portugal were done in favour of seller*. Spain was again the only place on which last post% rates were obtainable, namely, 50 to I for Madrid, and 301 for Cadiz. MR, HAYES B.IL, the Hostig.. el many years eoshlrhod t, MAVS.I4IILDINta. ft, hart a'.42, esa sow ONLY be ennsal , e4 at 11, *WO SWAIM SOYEIt'S UNIVERSAL SYMPOSIUM, GORE - House, KENSIN(iIIO:4, the tenders, of the bte eeletrated Winks. of ttlemington.—ibis taagrialkod mei Wipe • stabile ment 1. rap.d:7 progro. , ng towards comm....non, and old be °PM's:Vito the mibise et the Litt, sod ig the moth. A deverthiton of the Into. for and estevio, and a comprehensive smile of prices, sedi Mortis' be vessel deems re adasovite to view toym'a t corral bravo-non mid he hosed In akw dart. !Nagle ...eh MeMm are two. a; st• utile tiebet, aeivanilm-hal , /nines; family 'klieg Myatt uag hair, tb,. guisc.u.; none et •1.1:11 are Immovable. -The sea. me Ma re hneuranie at Mr. s:itrtsell's fleindoereei; Mr. hmiA ; and at all Me primmul libretto; ass ramie ware. Mew. THIS DAY. BoaEsurys. WILLIAM FARROW, kingston,thAr.ltull, coal merchant, to MU- reader Aprd and May 21, at It., at In do Color, held at Klng tn-upor-Ilul Sots., Leven. and Chaconne'', ; olf. CarneU, 11,11. Jons GILACIV, Ith Ilry, Wal ee•derthire, wont endraper, April 29 and May 2:, at 11, at It iatol Court. Soli, Whittington and triable, brand; off again.. Miller, BMA. I. Jons Joirarr, BuU 11 , idgr. Vethishire, rime clutched, April 23 and May .1, at It. at Itrodrstiam Court. held at Nuts Ingham. Sol., Camptel, Nottingham; id. :4•Aig., bitCe4o/1. Nottingham. WILLIAM It t. 31AVAON. S.titharoptos, auctioneer, April 29 and May 27, at d, at Baainabuli.rtord. S la., Lea and Pemberten, liondieninn Veldt nod Martial, Southampton; off. rig., Ed- THIS DAY. Two o'CLocx. Tic business in the share market to-day has been chidly confined to the settlement of the account, the oxtail bargains of the day not being extensive. Be yout the failure which we noticed yesterday, the ar rangements have progressed quietly. The market remains good, and on the whole is rather firmer than it ldt off yesterday. Prices are in all instances well supported at the quotations then noted, and in sone instances, including Great Westerns, Lanca shire and Yorkshires, and London and North West erns, the range is uow rather higher. The directors of the Shrewsbury and Birmingham Railway have issued a circular to the shareholders, in vindication of the course they adopted at the recent meeting. After observing that they are influenced by DJ object but the security of the sharchalders, and have no wish to prevent their realising a substantial benefit, from whatever source it proceeds," they proceed to state that they have noticed that legal 4tep4 are now being taken to bring the validity of the agreement with the London and North-Western Company before the courts of law, and if so, every facility will be given by them to the most prompt adjsdication of the question. NID#64 AND SMOLA UNGUANANTKED. THIS DAY. Two o'Ci.oci COURT OF BANKRUPTCY. ba`oaa MR. Is: tea Con. The bankrupt war a stock-broker in Thrograorton-street. This was the meeting for the choice of assignees. Ile had formerly been in panne Tahiti with his father, the firm being William Cox and 11. Poore Cox. Mr. Lawrance tendered a proof for 5,9801., on the part of Mr. Wrvglite, the °racial manager of the 'Ting, Reading, and Basingstoke Railway. The claim arose out of a loan by the company made to Messrs. ('i.e in 181 , i,the only security for which was some shares in the line, the value of which had been deducted, reckoning them at If. lx•r share, though the dividend paid on them had not exceeded 11h per share. Mr. Rye opposed the proof, on the ground that the claim of the manager had been rejected both in law and equity, and could not therefore he enforced here. Mr. Lawrence said the manager had failed at nisi prius for want of evidence, which he was now able to produce. They had first sought to show that Messrs. Cox were con tributories, and then to call on them to pay the money which the company hail advanced. The Master found them rontributorii , , and made an order Mr pay ment, hut this order was s'•t aside on appeal. Still, though not liable to elintribute, as members of the company, the Messrs. Cox wen• liable to liav their just debts. The joint debts of the company had been paid in full. The bankrupt, in his examination before the court above, had' admitted that the advance was a loan to him-elf and partner. Ili• Honour said the loan appeared to have been folly admitted by the bankrupt, and also in his hooks. Ile left hound to admit the proof, aceompanied with the condition that if the shares in the company should ever become of greater value than that upon them, the estate should have the benefit of the difference. 6710LIREI Fl.ll44lB.—Tese Dal. Met • I tnee. 311 12 1 3 per Ct.4.10n. Ace.. ri • 3 per Ct. 14.1. 40.1.5., 944 3* Pat at. 974 5 !per Ct.C. a. Atm... 91i i Eaelbeetter }kik. 545. to 57e. EOPSION 1 7 1175 Om. 6 per Ct. Aftetthn 16e,75. 1 per Ct. (impede le', 174 194 44 per rt. Pete. Pen is. 112 4 Oft "Ma I*o/sorrel 14b. 6 per 3 per Ct ales 334 5 pct U .10.13 161.. 88 Wei die Piru.skti 134 a 83 Dlito %rr. tta Bex di, l'ormeuee Converted 4 per Vt. .55rus. 65 7 par et. B 1...111 112 Stier C ..1•11sti 142 4ei ale Vitt° el thiett rd.., 19 1,1110 eolaanh. 1a.4. 3 per 113. 5 rodab lid.. bi Oolumeu 1.5.01 a ler 1A... 34 4 Ito. la.hared 3 1,, I .0,.d, It 1.., 718 as dla I.Bla 1 aa.o. 1188,S 31 pert. Patch 14e., Fsl 9 ,:•I ' .r t. V , lgazucla Ku,. 33 3 4 pit Vt. Dined. 11ert....15.5 Wel ale • euer• • a IN,. '.. term .+ , 13 woo*, nambroolt.toort. TIII.MAS Room jun , $ Nth 11131 ton, D.irhant, merchant, April :Sand June 5, at 1, at Newt .ottr-u am-Tyne Court. Sob., Mows Maples and Cn., Frederirk'a-plai;, OW Jewry, Mears. Wriont and Burr, Sunderland . off amid., r, Nenta4O•upw-Tyne. toms TEl7l,llellllt Wars, Surn!erlan4. wroth:tn., April 25 at 11, and Junes at 12 at Newe.ittlr.upon-Ttne Coin. /Lila . Bell and Co., 1.:ow Cburehtard, Cbeapaub, and Jubling and !Notting, Baw -1 c.istl4-upon-Tyse; off. wilt., N,kley, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLBD. ,April 10. EIMAILD Worn, Woo:ester, bop merchant. §OYEICS UNIVI•It.S.IL SYNIPOSIUNI.--M. toovEa Mn to Morn the iihhilite, gentry, and public dud pd., 4.0..1.1.rr HIT ectisceddist, cfnuwiewient. enwhe!ed with the 61M0T411 , 1114 ..t h f. 0 .. ad. ..diluent 1111 W.V. , 0 WM pow.bly be admit bid to the heiwpontant tid the day he errand, el which due antis* Idaho Owe. IN EXCHANGES. DECL%RATIONet OF DIVIDEND& GVIRARD Evartox, vOtltect...pel-rostl. linen raper-Ist . MT. of Se. M., Apo! IS and .9 and any oubatquent Tuc.Uay, at Ntsholones, Da. LATEST FOREI, lAw Account. rents, Amu. u. l Pot Mow. Ilp.loo —; —l-17771 Lowesti c k .ag. 8110 A-street. JAN. Itermarw. Newbury, Berk.birr, oretwee—ht die. r't OM. 44.. April 1 .. 1 and end any eu'wequeut TueaLly, at Nrebolanabi, Ea. 3 per Cents. —.37 33 1 Si 4n 17 4* .3730 1 S 7 10 3 Per (Vats (into . 100 03 92 00 t 293470; 01 ID 3 per C CumCum l4; ilMil ... 3 pet . Do ... 1 ... .. 4 ter 0 ern.. ... . Eithange on London: Milled. 23 2* : He ( 9 1% 2 3 13 . Belgian, 3, 1010 lo2l)loster. Nap:, 0 litters Do. 0. 104 ltem m I. , *an, 1830 .. IP „, Do. 1i Do. 21 Piedmont 3p. Cent 1.2 Bank Mures 2l°3 Ermt. ]cit. l'awrtrr, Kingston-upon-140 timber aterettaat —lst awl flnal of la. 3 4 d., April 13 and aq subsqueat Tuaaday, at ear- r. . IlalL RKNJAMIN same, Thremlnt.eille affect, ray, Pow.cdmm +rt. and Dukr.odreet, laneoln'tinn.flrlla,c2pprr anxdter —2nd thn. of la 54, Pb.' Pet BAII.WAYS. Ynierday. 1.:151 today up to I o'clock. ['AMA, Aram 15.—Vermilles (right bank), 16 ; do. (b•rbork), iro ; Pans and !Wean., 11413; Pei* ann Rouen, tilt 31.1 Konen 1101 Havre, 2113 73; Marreill. a and avlslo.ll, .04; Stra4kaurg aid iude. :44 75; Centre (Victual), ill 23. 41 11ead• and Bartkrias, 401; Nurtlt, 173; Paris and attsetuurg, 3!3 75; Tours and 31anttn, 274 73. 34) 20 es I 3 i IG 1G Di IGi 16 Si t r. PERPTA:f SUBSTITUTE fur SILVER.- n• LW. NlClitl. OILVEN, Isteutseel 1t yeast aro bt AM 0. br STIEr. alu n pboect I.lll* patent Immo of Me.rs. Mares as.t C 0.., as 101004 all 0 exesaratost the eery tow article Nat 1.. .t. .11. 411111. MO arm b. ton .Mis.l •• much, tither wean. er ..rertmentaily, as by to pselble tar aim 4 be diautiturbal Ina MI atm. aWM Tamed Sian Patten& Patters. Peters. Pea atoms pe• 'oats ......... IM. ... 31a. ... Ifs. latmert rtate• .»................» Xs. ... SU NS Table ~ Parka ~ - Tata, press les and flditee mete, arson, suriletalets, 'he., et praportatante r el,OO All Moab 01 lIMAIWIff 411.111 r belt e vain* pram a CIIKIIICALLY PUILENI %EL. Ni)r PLATET). Platlla. Threat. Janet. lam Spear sod Peeks haloes, Fat Elora 12a. ... Pt, ... Nis. liusert SIM and ti1taa...—.......- ......... - 100. ... ttla. ... abt. Tas Sinn . . r• lUTLERY. WARR.AI4TF.I).—The mqst varied assortment ettABLIIITTLYAIT blithe worli, all er4rennted. is es st WILLIAM S. ill:ttrOlYs al Kw.s t!',l are isenune t only ',rewired the IMYVVINra• otter tole% ly— : noes ivory-hand/el tab: ku,ess, won kith *Nita ties% loe. le r attars; dessert , to iwalsit, if to hawse, I, is r o ez:ri, e.irrees b. per fair; Winn ✓ises, in 1... et outset Lon, to Ms, per .Moen ,if intestine, with silver ferrules. hum 7 a.; wi.ite hone .111%,.., is. tee doss; desert% Ifs ; sante, ht. per t; itr, h..0l horn tit"; saki-% 7.. 41. down; dreier% fa.; ref.,. ; Mick wleal-is tattled labile knives awl 1.. per ; teide erris, 110. Inick. The leepot ruck ei Owed Creel Muse.. d fors.. ine ive sad Gillet "W, and of the hew p!afird 5.41 sweise, in ex • *ewe. Arsa Wet senrtinest of KAMM . % PEXkINIVES xt - ist.stAS. of the beet quality. iteteilnd rstskervo A wall engrain, of teary Letweatew ry srtiele. sent ter pre.: Ire^. WILLIAM terarrevA week WEMZRAL evaNtmittvc. liens INGEKI to blerepy the lent.* is the world. sini r Itts inwhehan e uniti:..y..l to wire s curet Wesel its ninety and extent, nwreliarer• are iovio.l t--II mut Outset N. The swine, n tqrbed for Awry a. liele 0 , 4 of. -e , , tat , 4111.44T1LLk oortier of ▪ ,e...tn4 , 1). a,.4 No. I, NEwmAs.srux . r. Lunatic.— E.ta. Wetted to Weile•etreet. Ise. THB lIUNIAN HAIR —Toe wsperettlruttil Isimir al ROWLAND. , 22,WW121 OIL, either hi brown ing tho Orr 1., na neigla.•l ii.remith and beauty, or reran. R it ',ben Mr, r Uotter..l:ly It own and orprerated ; arum i. reenniod by rata muniain mart ouwe:iiir awn* lie., and by the bather unlace a, 11 11.6 ...talaall the • ad) gar umu...u•t, be, thaw or OP •lade nf Ynalt rl. ex.p..-1: • re.rty ua i de.or try, git admirably ad, d for lit II cir ritelno.r• IL 1,11.4 thr aurs vro,kr are, sod it reed mil, semi is IN asr ry M ory•lty and the fm.o ,n of Use nuts' ry art mercer,. Pray Y. ~ a . ;0., or I auk h a (equA) to G.tl, AV jat la. Si.. mini gloat* that • ow, 2 0. fin the •r.lopi rof e. el snub at the at on aw SIT 15.1.5• arini., to two ha,* —•• ito Linde Ma mmy/1,0 L"- rid by a. ,50W1..1.1%14 sal Wigan, 2', Hatt. ail ink.. MA by WI efiradota abil minim ra. WHY Hot BUBJ 10 13(1 MANY 1118— AmtEtApi E.? WIN tt eon he thelediewitrerutoie. cr even rernoline, then to be toatint.4 watryiti if to • MI .tion hi pain in the rine. the 'moat or >toilful% ). Lott... o tho at the be In. nen•te thiin in . th general aster thither, liathltty to we einhe , ertniere ft att.. -odes true, leAt..r..prints sot r Wel mg it at Itre...! trhy phottlit int we. he putiject Ut all the.e di. n. ...:4 • I They ell nit. , Irian • ff4l.lwlancy of un healthy lin; ..11.1 11 . 01,A all won. before the tomb •r'• heat, ire M di.. were hilt. ii in the. vietwwid dic . ne, VlOnsithLL'S vrAicr% 11. Y. I.l•italtAtlVE 111.1 S, ptevoreil lay !MIN KATY., K... than li. L nee find St. John'ii-woni-park, Limon.—Mr. IL,. y. Keirter.tive ea:ltte , t, obieined hint et 00.111.0. Fell I trot OW 41,44 to at, after , ing iron euffertoff fr m 111.11,41. el f It in ten Ire month.; Leeefielf, 01 1 ' ~.41, r Spal•linn. ItA4 I%lw a ornah warm 'or be brie, .lm il.eteree b.e initial rather ho "khan& hiff bfea , l than the. , ti itly rein.r.tive• rurchneits mad ha unto; to up-. roe ail Ur. Kap 'a eant.f.nne awl • tenberibraf lIY anneture • e direct hans far two given with Ma has, I,lllMit Wet Wire araneneran. U BAIIIZY'S KEVALENTA ARABIC* FtWll). rrtw . p c. Ye' 1. • dieortim, Cn.timition, Nirroturnern, A..thaia„ bbilat.triy, ✓ moNfo. 14.1 m... ut Or Stinrch, mia Vorairmla, SP Irorribitir agony ni r Nett had :Noon me to ruck *lkon . . Ural 1 tr,.. onabi. io nuns 111111.041 t rrOICIV., ll3re bKileivirely r(1110VCIE by lit' ii•ltrt %*. . we.. ut 1..)11 -Mn. Jony %Vona/oil, L.narr 1111.11 1h...." $15,114f tt1e1.0 , 411.101 ell curio from tn. ittak. lion. the 1,0 .. u If . It I'n • .../ In • V011.,1 ,, :e Arc.,tc kali Alesanelrr Stuart, *1 11 u: alrhr-ii.m• rat tr....... limo. Y.srr. rob; %Vibram liont, KN., barroter ar,,ow, bow'. Vorrrr, V.mibrids., a en, at CO yeas , mom. Ir., n ail teyoll ill, •r 11. of hrer, bilk." ?aroma, ant •torNrchic yme,,,,,et,,, goo.. .1....11 .ii,n, rivierwrt, iralpitst.m. At. `...d in faanl...r. Nib 101 l in , tueitio., boiabilw IP , . at 7r. l. 1.; lib. at 4., i,L; 21• , „ at II..: i Vt.., at IN,: lottor rvltagat quality. Itab., at b. 1..; ...1 , ,,., at 1. , .. 1 1.. 0.0,1,1121 b. eanbeer• art lorrasitleil fro. n 1 gmg .t,g, or, ...vim of ;, po.l-orliee Or.ler e be 1 1 1.1 HANKY ar .ICA., 117, M. 14•114.0.f1ii. I ~,tql, law, Al 1111 Ltrri til e , tread; 4, tirsp44, ; SO, tirarectrarrro . inat ; 4 i, Itirt.iii .iota WILLIE.; sad 14, Sag MO liou.srvet. lit?. Joe published, 1108 E DOUGLAS ; or, Sk - lelps of a Colastrf rativis : Stars the Aubiblama,by 4 • smi.-• in.ter's r. 1., i. • syn., pm- 21e. elite,. "Aiming item else t.dre, • itnee lenisime may bike the place whfeh Werrit.enatle* • Imey • arenpirs am to al notelet pa me. A os IsuOlt slits eland oink r se do not ,4w meet; se commend tine lunette, an .e.e pure to heel r,l. to MI to saltily the brat." Al Ir name. 0 Ho, I ItHrti a r sin her way to man. Mart► Ike owlet nod Ordinate a i•te. der iiirottreteil pied, bar verimistima under aretntion• • nor 100 honk in dr. roily, the eheemaberre iii her Mese %Won, and the erect misstate ty nt her m•nMts, mommcu d to'r to the le t - •..' arlarlnt r in by "bola OLlChlqualltitriktemppotctstrd at their item ralue..—llmning '•Tle s• a v.. rotesut einsliatty perveill• thin •tiory whkh it le refry bane to nt-r. I slat , It Ir. berg or. t•it by ma. eh bee .culled buniemly in Ise es., gmle, sad essretully anted 'Amor Nett. Art olietle• u r ellar - trt rhrb ura tbo albanet, Tuttle. in a quiet "army Is Liters') 1, teat. Lee.,ni Miler, rills. 4e, Cornell). _ N EWS. N S. NEWS.—The Cnt °~• lAri 4 \raep•.iprr in tlie will& LIMY led WiffiLY WNW!: . ..11.%%,PAPE1l ...Main* Silty large Cataluna rd the very te. et lab, brew, , it.. ....anent of pab ion) fr. , ai all part* .4 the kl. by e proem ek eti I, treflib, awl rff VI retarillem of evlatio , oma* thf Pre . * It ribli.hril earery Swan! iy nient in time Pe I+Mt• Prier only rr l .reM•r•, 1...t-fme• three Esigral4 11,! yd, It, fal..ilairymate, London, mid net or cue pity r munpir ; outer al eny n. me isotrat. MO4OB EdEt7loB.-21 ertmiled public meeting of the friends of Mr. D. Wire, the radical emit date, was held at the London Tavern. Ibston, on Monday evening. Two prateeti tttt ist candidates an spoken of, viz.. Mr. Er...stint.ld, solicitor to the Hank of England. and Mr. 'lnfield Eerrand. The limner gentleman was. it will be remembered, in the field at the last eleetiim, but retired in a day or two. It is probable that nis. duty man will be brought forward. The only canilidiVe actually in the field at present (Monday evening) is Mr. Wire. (NATE CHANCE AftBllo 4 l . THE M.tsTEft OF ST. Paso - naps Wont: not - sr.—Yesterday a special meeting of the board of dinet ors of the poor of the parish of St. I'an. eras was held in the board room. at Camden-town, for the purpose of investigating a charge preferred against the master of the workhouse. Mr. Eaton, of having taken criminal liberties with Elias Smith, an inmate of the work house. aged lii. John !humid Fraser presided. Smith stated that she had lye.. in service at Hampstead down to the hitter I nil Of January last, when she left her situation to return to the workhouse. On the Thursday after her return Mr. Eaton, the master. amompanied hs:r to Hampstead to get her money and having been there he l e ft her at the hone of Mr. Elliott, a relies ing ottieer of Hampstead, whilst he went with Mr. Elliott. she believed, to the Hampstead workhouse. She states that when he' returned she left Hampstead with Mr. Eaton by the omni bus, and it was not quite dark, about dusk. and after get ting out of the omnibus the master put her into a etch, and took her through a good many streets and into u house, the door of which was open. and upstairs into a room in which them was a lad and a sofa. A girl brought up a light, and asked if she hail been there before. and the master said yes, s he is older than she looks." The witness then described the onleaspont conduct of the master, and gave the d e tails"( an improper intimacy. Ito threatened to punish her i she made any disturbance, and gave her money when they came away. 'slw &dieted she must have been at the house about an hour. The master then put her into a tab and got out before coming to the workouts'. The state ment was wail tour to the girl, and she declared it was correct. Mr. Elliott. the overseer of Hampstead, stated po sitively that it was as late as 20 minutes or a quarter to 8 o'clock before Mr. Eaton and the girl left Hampstead by the omnibus ; and Lamb, the workhouse gate porter, as well as several of the inmates and 11,1 Ms, proved that both the master and the girl were in the workhouse before half past Sis the evening of the alleged oecurrence. Another charge was prel and against the master by a witness named Ellen Ripley, alias Mason, of his making appointments to meet her, but which was neither credited nor substantiated. Mr. Prendetwast, a guardian, stated that be had scan the rarer of the Usaapetead workhouse, who entirely eorro boasted the raiment made by Mr. Elliott r to the time of the master and the girl leaving Hampstead. Mr. Eaton, in hie defence, appealed to the fart of the time be was proved to have left Hampstead, and the time he was also proved to have reached the workhouse, as a complete answer to the charge, the whole of which he flatly and emphatically denied. The evidenee having terminated, after a long dis cussion amongst the board it was ultimately resolved to send the case for adjudication before the magistrates of Clerkenwell police court, that the Vestry Clerk be ordered as prosecute, and that Mr. Salentine be engaged for such ptomaine. The board did sot break ap tild a late boar. IRELAND. DUBLIN, APRIL 15. An extraordinary Getv r tte was issued last evening with a proclamation, under the 1 Ith Victoria, re quiring all p• r .ons who posisess arms, within the lately proclaimed district of the county of Mown and who alt not excmptid for 'pedal causes, to deposit all their arms, gunpowder. &c., at the nearest police station, before the pith inst.. under penalty of two yeari; imprisonment with hard labour. SPORTING. MALTON RACES.-TCMDAT. TWWIriAIIoOLD STAKES. Klnc of Ttuw p. It . ili2 raw Was by a kugth- Msurox I.l , fir Fawn . Wept° 2 . 3 lour rm. Won by two lengths. INTELLIGENCE EXTRA. ASCOT lIEATII, 18.11. NowtwArioN for the EntNum!. St.titcs for two and tbere-yr-, 1,114.—n0r J. Hawley'. 1144br d..e, f yr.; sir J. Manley'. Isaktlistten, 3 yrs; Mr. Yonne,: Old Roof 7 , 2 yra ; Lord liseter'• Tart'. 3 yrs; Dote of MAshusooll's Ammons, 3 yrs: Mr Ratroo's Lr I Icy Vtairoo, ear; of Lady yr.; Mr. Yraneol's I orotbeo, 3 ye*. Mr. Toodssea l'rbasoty, v.; Mr. Uresolea Adioc, 3 yr.; Mr. Flirt, 2 re, Mr. 1 wissaero's Yurlorthll pe 3 yrs; Mr. Y wwwtt.'w llonspet ker. be Orlando, or of •oteliee. 2 yr.. NOMINATION* the the Erg rum,;'' , PLATE.—Lord Zet- Laud'. V.4ltisiler, I yrs Lord k:stioro 11)ohs Ou'rboom, 3 Its t. Arebabill's Wistlisrbar.,L, 1 yroo ; Mr. Canootre..'s %% o ;wish, r. yrs; Mr. Meng its's !Wooden oasts,t3ornbe's Thoussee, ago.d ; lashl Esstm's LUI. ,Lo4k, I 'Ts; Lord Esete.'s Nutelo.ll, y.s. REPREsENTATIoN OE COIXIIESTEIL—The (Essen- I ',ions among the conservative party at Colchester can no llonger be concealed. Some. time since we stated that many l o f the warmest adherents of the tory interest had expressed a their dissatisfaction with Lord John Manners's Traetarian prupeusities, and were determined to withdraw their sup port 1, from him. The won-papal predilections of his lord- ship, and the :assertion of his thick-and-thin supporters that the more protestant part of the conservatives were compa ratively feeble and harmless, have no doubt combined to jasmine: the result now before us. A manikvto ha. been published, bearing the signatur. s of 44 conservative electors, who, " feeling strongly the importance and responsibility at. (wheal to the exercise of the elective franchise at this time Mr the preservati tttt of protestantism in this country, consi der it right to state their views as to the qualifiea titans they should require in any candidate who should sole it their Totes at the next eke:tent. - The qualifications • insisted upon refer to the main tenance of the pre reakttive of the sovereign as temporal bead of the established church; to the protection of the reformed faith against every aggression or encroachment of popery ; to the support of measures fur the effectual sup pression of the use of territorial take and the exercise of Iterritorial jurisdiction, under delegation from a foteign power ; opposition to all endowments and patronage of I popish institutions, dignities, and offices by the state, either at home or in the colonies ; the pro ttttt lion of measures fur the effectual control of nunneries and monastic establish ments, and the suppression of Jesuit institutions; the dis couragement of all attempts to assimilate the doctrines, li,r =dark., and ceremonies of the church of Englund to those of the church. of Roue; and the support of all measures that have fur their object and tendency the maincemin• e of the essential and distinctive protestantivnt of the church and constitutiou of this country. NO doubt other names will be added, and thus there will be secured a nhalani in the face of which it will be impossible for Lord John Manners to succeed, if the pledge be tenaciously adhered M.—lps wich Expren. DISTRIBUTION OE THE NIEDITIIIMANEAN Ste . .lO• RON . —NI 1.11, Arno. 10.—In Malta harbour: Queen, 116, Capt. C. Wise, beating the Hag of Vice-Admiral Sir W. Parker, ILert., G.C.8., the commander-in-chief ; Ceylon, receiving - ship , laming the flag of 'tear-Admiral Edward Harvey, superintendent of Malta duck-yard, and se gond in command ; Caledonia, I-11, Captain W. Carter; Superb, NI, Captain E. Purcell; steam-frigates Fire brand, Capt. 'l'. 0. Knox; troop-ship Ile•reules, Capt. It. Fulton; Researeh and Auxiliary (late tenders to Volage); Porcupine, Ardent, and Spitfire steamers (laid up in ordinary). At Naples: Dragon, Capt. 11. W. Gifford. At Corfu: Growler, steam-sloop, Com. Stoddart ; Spiteful, Com. Sir T. Carmichael, Bart. ; Albion 00 , Capt. W. J.ll. .101austatit; Ganges, 84, Capt. 11. Smit h;l Racer, 12, Cum. Beahlues. At Patras Frolic, 16, Corn. N. Vansittart. LEITII EI.F.CTION.--On Monday the election to • ANNUAL 3IEETING 01 TIIE GRAND SURREY iupply the vacancy in the repress Matti tttt "(the Leith burghs, xt, OM Y was held yesterday, Mr. Ambrose Boy occasioned by the elevation of the late laird Advocate (Mr. • • son an the chair, when a dividend of 2L per share was de. Rutherford) to the benth, took plaee at Leath. As it was , dared being the same as that of last year. The report well understood that there would la' no opposition to this . described the progress of the company as satisfactory, the return of the new Lord Adeaccate (Mr. Mouerieff) the pro erldings ezeiteil little or no interest, and everything pained number of wood laden vessels entered to the dock being 38 id . quietly. The right . hon. loutieutitu teu . iii. „ eueupituied suit in excess of the precedaug year. Ike committee were to the hustings by a numerous busty ail friends. The , Lord unanimousl y re-cleeted Advocate was proposed by Provost SPLaren, of Leith, and Toe. PAssENGER TR.tITIC OS WARD TITE Illt.t seconded by ('olon.' Johnstone, Protest of Portobello. and 111.1 AN STFANIER is likely to be of a most extensive and no other candidate having come forwent, he was declared profitable description. The passengers on board the Tay, duly elected. lie then thanked the electors for their sup-; before they disembarked some of them at Lisbon, amounted port, and in a lengthened speech having explained the to nearly :100. The Tay would net by her trip about 9,0007. principles by which he meant to regulate his parliameutary , The conveyance of eltamonels by the B:aziliati packets conduct, the proceedings terminated. ; souk], it ts expected, enormously i11e1V664.! if the freight ; IIErItEsESTATION OF ()XFORDSIIIRE.—The tenant- were reduced. farmers of Oxfordshire are, we hear, bent upon returning; MARRING SEWER ACClDENT.—Yeatcrday after one of their own body at the next election. They are taking noon, between four and five o'clock, a large portion of the steps to secure the election of 51r.Joscph Itoberts, of Vs tier- branch sewer in course of construction in Mount-gardens, perry, near Oxford. It is proposed to du this by subscrip- Westminster-bridge-road, fell in, burying three of the tient. It is state - el that there are 300 freeholders willing to labourers. The sewer was being constructed by sinking subscribe 10/. each towards the return of Mr. Roberti, who shafts 12 feet in depth, and tunnelling the iuterveuing is a s tr o ng prot e etiouist, and a tenant of Mr. Henley, one of spaces, the soil being of a loose gravelly nature. Three of the present members for the county. the men were at work in the shaft, between 49 and 44), C.trtttN CoLLINSON'S ABCFIC EXPEDITION.-I%e Mount-street, when the earth not being properly shored learn from the papers brought by the India mail that her up, fell in upon them. As soon as the alarm had subsided, Majesty's ship Enterprise. Captain Collinson, C.H.. arrived the labourers set to work to extricate their companions, at hung-Kung, OR the 13th February, from Iklaring's when &second fail of earth took place ; fortunately a small Straits. 'flee Investigator, Commander M'Clure, was last aperture was left, through which the men could breathe seen llik the hth of August a short Oita:knee to the west of and their voices be heard. Brandy and other refreshments Point Barrow, steering to the north-eastward. outlier a press were handed to them by the saute means. After three hours' of canvas. The party seen at the sources of the Darabin labour two were extricated insensible, but still alive; and River were supposed to be Pullen's party. , about nine o'clock the third was got out. They were all taken to Westminster Hospital, their limbs and bodies GREAr EXittltaloN.--At the meeting of the Royal Cunetio.ion yesterday Prince Albert announced a , being much crushed. fact, already made known to the public, namely, that her I TILE FRIMI.EII NICRDER.—DISPOSAL OF lIIRAId Majesty had determined to open the Exhibition on the lot Sutra', TOR APPROVER.—This man, the associate in tour of May in state. The details of the pageant have not yet der and burglaryof the two men executed yesterday morn been arranged. ing, has been, since the trial, confined among the prisoners HEti:lit OF LONDON DURING TOE I%"EEK. for remand, and through the new comers has gleaned in- The official report says :—ln the week ending last formation when they would undergo the sentence of the Saturday the deaths registered in London were 1,042 . law. On Monday night he was very restless on his bed, Ilene ht appears that the public health, which showed and several times exclaimed to his fellow-prisoners, " L did tassel. improvement in the previous week, continues in a not shout him; I hope they will confess." He had heard favourable state, as contrasted with the great amount of that it was suspected that he was the man who shot Mr. sickness that prevailed in March; but a comparison of the Holiest, and was in a state of great agitation yesterday. In present return with those of ten corresponding weeks in , the evening he was visited by the governor of the gaol and 1841-50, proves that the mortality, which is always greater some of the authorities, when it was announced to him than in many parts of England, Ia still high for London at I that Harwood had confessed shooting the reverend grntle this period of the year. In the corresponding weeks the man, and had a serted that his (Smith's) evidence was all deaths in the metropolis rose only in three instances above true, and that Mrs. Holiest was mistaken. He was also 906, while the average is 918, and though raised in the I told that Jones made the latter observation a few minutes ratio of probable increase of population, does not prior to their leaving this world. The prisoner seemed exceed 1,001. The deaths in the present retain very much relieved at receiving the information. He exhibit an increase of 41 on the corrected average. hoped after that that the government would pardon him Lest week intemperance was fatal to a man, and destitution and give him the reward offered. No allusion was made and exposure to cold, accompanied with intemperance, to a to the latter by the authorities, and the prisoner was left to woman. The births of 779 boys, and 737 girls, in all 1,536 his meditation among his fellow-prisoners. He will, how children, were registered in the week. In the six cur- ever, be detained in Horsemonger-lane gaol until the Surrey responding weeks of 184540, the average number was 1,325. Summer Assizes, when he will be arraigned on the coro• At the Royal Observatory, Givenwich, the mean height ner's inquisition, but it is probable that the government of the barometer was 29138. The temperature was low will not offer any evidence against him respecting the throughout the week and the mean on each day was ler Frimley tragedy. He will then be tried fob a burglary at than the average of the same day in ten years. This de- Farnham, in the same county, as sufficient evidence will crease, taking one day with another, was about 5 degrees. soon be adduced to prove his connexion with a recent rob- The mean temperature of the week was 40.3 deg. The bevy there, in company with Samuel Harwood and the wind was generally north or north east. . parties who were executed. MILITARY. )h Is bat slot ii.aosef VIM iNgt. ci F.—Maj r.t ten. W. Sri u.r. C.N , from the 62a4 F., to be dm., vice Cleo. Or 1104. sir A. NIX. dec. Gr n. W. V. It. ',woo to be c .1., vi c Major-G.li. S r A.. lifter Ilsb, K C. N., dec. nod V.- Majue.Geo. t. Loon roar, C.U., to be col., vice bl..j.d.Gen. W. Smelt, app. to br 7711 Y. be. 0.. bawd, C.P., to be col., vice Lieu J. MseleAC.lt , dec Oarcutooilocr.—To be Come.-Cco.—Cons. C. E. W. bus, O. C. A. %%T.:emu. OFFICE OF WINN tldt E, A Pitll. 14. 111. Itcct. of bltil try Coe. W. W. c 'Aso: • :tree lb ono., not. oo f.-p. ; roe.. apt. J. IL 1401,11.4 to b.. cwt.. v-et Pi; Vino Lieut. C.O. Asap mow to no we. rapt., 'Le bec.L.we. W. S. M. Woare to be but hoe., vice Attu' hoot. (Fr lan MON Gazette.) LORD CDAMBERIAIN'g OFFICE, APRIL 11.— Notice is hereby pirvra that the L.WIT announced to Inc held at St. James's-palace on Wednesday, the Nth of June, is to ho held on Wediu%sLiv the 'Nth . ....f May instead. BUCKINGHAM-PALACE., APRIL Its—Present, the Queen's. Meat Excellent Majesty in Couneil.--This Loy the Right Mom Sir John Hominy, Knight, Master of the Rolls, and the Right lion. Sir George James Turner, Knight, a Vices-Chancellor, were, by her Majesty's communal, sworn of lair Majesty'. Mist lion. Prix v Council, and too: their respective places at the buanl BCCRINiaIIAXI-PALACF„ArittL It —Present. the I Queen's Most Excellent Majesty in Council—Her Majesty in C tttttt cil was this day pleased, upon a representation ut the Right Rua. the Lords of the Committee of Council on Education, to appoint Matthew Arnold, Esq., to be one of her Majesty'. Inspectors of Schools. CROWN-OFFICE, APRIL I.l.—Nlemher returned to *erre in this present parliament for the Borough of Ayles bury: Richard !lethal, Esq., in the swain of Frederic Cal vert, Plsej., whose election has been declared void. COMMD , 4ONs nIGNEI) DV THE Id)RI►LIEUTEN.tNT or lANcoLNsit I RE. —Lieut..Culont.l George Tumline to be Colonel; the lion. Charles henry Egerton to be Lieut.. Colonel, in the Royal North Lincoln Militia. COMMIS‘IoN sIiiNED BY THE LORD-LIEUTENANT or font+uuu:.—t'harlos Marmaduke Middleton to be Cornet in the Yorkshire Hussar Regiment of West Riding Yeotnanq Cavalry. „ . . any Wednesday, at Wbstmore ltaniognallastrect. JOil. SVTAIT, 4un. 61drertoo, nomersembtro, grocer—lad dl.. of 2a. re., any suer Way an Friday salasequisit to April 16, at Limns man's, Exeter. 1.11 VIisEND.S. —Slay A. W. lirke, Bristol, merchant—Stay 6. A. Ct,trman, Drornrisli. Cobh ,m, Surrey, farms r —Bsy tt. J. P. Penning, Park-play, Ilighburyseale, 'aileron, clerk in the Custom-tintsse— May 6. K. Oaf...mark, Jun.. Granby-rose, Walmurth•ro-d, Ittoeer — May 6. P. W. Hardwick. Oxford-street. linen- dame —Slay es. T. 11..nlmiek, Leeds, auctkineer —May H. W. Harrison, Tynemmith, Nortbutufaohne, merehant—May A. S Langdals ann., and S. Lang i.sle. Jun., Sickle,-nanti.Tes hut ham, and Y srm, for Shit, c .rn dealer.-May 6. C. Lightfoot, Torquay, Devonshire, livery stable kerper —May 6. T. Ludlum, Melton Alowhiiv, Leicestershire, Wes leyan' mintencr—April 29. J. Prrter, Potstylmol, Monlamitheasire, non -6 elks:ter—May G. W, Halloo, Eusuun-rord, Muhl, ars timber mer chant—May a. IL Sosnu, Cardiff, GlamorgatAsire, bull et —Soy G. W. Tennant, Ow thus . , surrey, .:raper —M.sy 6. T. Watery and P. W. Ilarrln6k, Ottfordsntreet, line ndrapers —M..y 6. T. Walley, enfold sst rrsi mend. ansr. CISIITLVICATES to be !ranted, anion awe be shown to the oontisty, oo Ws day of meting. ItLiyy, 7. W. Hood, Lawrence-lane, ❑lseqoale, City, commission agent—May S. T. Tr üby. bin or r, 00.4.1.1atte, I.4rd...roman. tItTSIs.RSHIP9 1-I , SOLVED. U. Cassius and J. 'A Stockbridge-terrace, Pantie°, tailors—J. Corwrabls and G. F. Istrate.s, Iliah.rtreet, nom hmara,drusegint4 —J. Cratteloa k and G. W.l - raoldock, Sune.,toe, Wararcegtire, attuTnern—FL Dawes and J. wood, Smith. ampton, watchmakers -• K. Day and Martha Day, IS lama-green met, Imendr.,peni —Ws n. Den sad J. S. Ds w, Osespdsle, City, hossirm— W. Inucherty, W. Step7.en. and D. Fi.ton, adieu prim. ra, a, far an regards w. Dnnelly—T. Eranklin and S. Frankim, Wand nord.otteet, Mannhents r-4quars, enal m. rebmtn— It. liarnistre. IL Irving, and W. H. 71• Loon, 'Hereford and Brynmawr. Froaceshire, drapiu—P. T. Harbin and K. D. Ward, OM, nt'oson, attorneys— V. Harris and S. U S.tunders, Bruno& - 11. Ila3man and E. l'eme, stomecutts r-ntrest eesina Hunt]. y and Eds., Anon, Wedsck-sto Ovvetelish-squarr, tounitsern —T. ISI.Lono and LCICC-4r, Sr.CEIS—T. Lister alai W. Lees, ManntseWisr, donn - duress —T. J. :i•sweny Gisuldssivate, City, and C. M. Sughrue, Steirnuy-linen, indenter's of napes. ..Into her steering 'Wpm - K. M ,Shall and W. MaroSmd, eut•oa nvinturs,.. a. ra1116010., P. N. Put terill, and J. W. Ps. s.ns, Tultannsuns part mod, St. Panne, curio is ilinzut.y sea K dosay, Itottsbury, Nortbun.beslatsd, comity as carriers—J. ISinh.rrdson an d I'. Liver:N . no t haven, couch Ity.sti and T. Itonsets Ashler, ssufforia!' ire. NUM 011S — T. 'son , n. and J. 'furl., Manchest er, trisifou. dent—O. strunanharm :And L. Strosuitbmu. Dant nol, Ststfordsbire, lime Ma/USA— A. M. Tyarn., It, Bannesd, And s. Bantlekl, Chore ss• rs et, rstbssistrart keepers n( WalchtlY.S —J. WlLkiannt slid 16. COMST, ttbttby, kurleds.re, men era Norrual stitaI:ESTRATION. MIMIC INlller, April 18 Led MSS 18, cr. tee Gb a Hotel, tiliegew. 1311 St St. • Sto Sti and Cast Juestina tgaserVair Bn,to .04 MAW ded.dtas Chem..? and Holyhead .. odd r o‘d Ik•lfutJOoe End l agh 11 (A :23 I. It IL Do. IEIII IS. pc H.) ... I Camern (*woe, Clam (lam K. U. bb.) elmm B as l C &UPI ram Lone`Mira Do. New j rharts Mil.burgb and Glaweow hlienbunth. Perth,Donde Meter "Dd . I...aeouth . reut Nor then 4 abee,A.niTriii: pbrres B, R peret.! Wwth. and West. [lre.r rent %voters 21 22 di. 7$ 22 Rueter nml Griiek .. .;;bl•...lnriitutli4liit t) J 'bares . Do. !tithe ....1 Ilya 61 , 1 61 lot tdo. I 6 i „ 17 16 --. W...t -ot Lona,. and IthwkWall Uo.T ry t sun.. Set Lon.. Valeta,. n, R n. Duet London at North-Western . Do. do., New shares . to,. 111100 Du.C. kt..M..arie.(c) boolun & o ,uth-Wettern . . .115 P al 95 95 1271 32 3 Sf pm 1 11 $ 11 . 4 47 118 • 6 ► Ms • 6 4 Ms 31 3AA 31 36 .. errell.,Sbef.,aLibeulneh. bau.b Lib& Cakei• Mkbund W. .ClO Aimee Do. rum. and Derby .. 1 Okelerrket . Oil K.. 111 13 aim 34 36 Se• in.rt. Abergavesny, andliereford... 9 94 it 3: dla 26 30 13 12 AL; 21 24 dis 41 41 di* 14.4 I , 0,3, die II 10 Cu 9 ,0 174 10 164 12 9, 104 16 12 dls 44 4 3i 36 410 24 12 du New £2H. jiri.l;kiil L4raiire Union, %rwry and Ennkkillen North BMWs I~;tE ntstf rtdel,ire.. ISortb ,W,,Zt!r!, sitt 1,4 SGuth We/Chute oxf o rd, Wore., t 4 Wulver ! 4ro 1t I Codrel Nt.dland I *re... a Biros., aiiis A . . 4.ltr,..bury&llerefordOkli ..hreulibtuy and Chve.to Da. I*we.try 17 19 71 ni 13 14 die 84 2s .118 1 18 20 :71 27i 33 34 dr : ir 1 G 4 As 21 G 4 Ai 41.p.i.t01e Union +mth Tits earth i;ll;h.fillivernott, , berf.,1wth.,16:6.4e,5. , • Litt.. anti liarliept.o4.. I 1 . 41% . %%Of !Man. NI ihek&ltaii. if ikt;n 7 : . aerf. rd •nd Lunerick 4.14 tornw4ll . IY.ok.NeNetootlekr.orwltl.' Do. do. 14,1111111 ~ Do.O.N.F..Purchoro 'Yak and No.th ]1:.too 21 2 1 ) di. 3 S Es I IS the 281 S7l LISES LEASED AT FIXED RENTA Heats A. Haute. E.I. 5 pee r Cl. Vetoed to Gt Western. 3 1 pm Bomighamxtl,lortLltaisl sulbolulyptL,orwittpuur. Nam. (ifa .to Gt.* eut. 213 293 • Ditto ~ ,,thout a guarantor' d tirestW.ster n 17 28 b:rm.. W ulv., and Dudley, ,Al,.l,ol.l.,urvattortmr 1 (leas tl to En attVe..ter* 83 93 pm sith.mt a suarattlo• I (leuspt urpstw, sten. 7 Bpm .:tockissEsm-bire 111e.0., I to Lomb.... N.* eptertt, I. 13d. /sir Ju ***so Vetoed to rated.* us il/mtListe.lotb.suar 6p.Cl. (b a.. d to tit. Northern) 11161.1tee4b7(1.1orkSIN UM ; Do. 1 alum (ditto) shut (hut) c LaedaS. bradB3ol , .9lidlantli Londe' and Greenwiets (lett.t.l to Snot* Eastern .Ditto treferenee (ditto,! ;Northern .I:.atern 5 p , rCt I I .kssard to Esst.Countitel 14 MI 1) tto data New 1 4 8 pit IlretAue a, Wry (leas. Lob tnlt! 49 41 IlLanc.aY Intto 3 Marra (A) (ddlo)I 71 54 pm Itesd., GuitL. and Hoists tit wed dt N tuthEa-te. a 31 211 Ittrystor. iatal Ilitebio(less. 1.1 Li Mt. Noe. %het■ Slitytetb Eaten.(ditto• 1 1121 „South ststrurdtAire I lasedl / to AP, NVC:eao 8 n dla !w. ur ti p. Cl. pus / :eased to s***tonStDar II 243 Wont. somer.et, Weym , ttedaed Get. catern! 141 03 171 18 41 43 '3, 33 101 103 130 51 22i 97g 05i 11 11% 13i SHARES. die !Caledonian giri ... Ej pester and Holyhead -.1 id 16 Utan•ter, Vert., end Altar-1 e.ren 1 unctiou ... _...1 1 i di. u r..PAotAntrarn(3l.lol)6p.Cl. , 1 6 21 i 141.0 (71. 11.• i 7 per Cent; S 'Ditto (D.) 7 par Cent. ...' . - - ',Eastern Colintie• Estero..' 1 1 parCt par I pat Me • do. No. r par poi Du New 6 per Cent. ruck lei II Fuld l'aton,Atelpgu.6p.Ct . I 6 16 Edla•otrh, Perth, and Deal Dun•lee, 5.i per I tut ...I ells Gnus Nnr.lirtn 5 pre Deal 1 lig pot 04.81taN'etru(l)gightb 1 pm pLai.pas!,ireatY.k*. ELI I 11l as ; Leeds. s:Ttiln=k6peret.No.l Looddn,ltritht.,*B.Coarg c 1 gu.spCplateernydon gds. j Dam New guar. lo rer 0. I,oll4 , l2lSUlVisotnn New 11en.ShttaL at. jah.Nol Do. New 5.16 ... . Do. g 6 ... ... _ alladlaw•Cone.B.te 11.6 p.CI gortulk Eatentnoa ,_. .. V.-rin Do. !H 54 aug per h Coat. Onnr. ... 2 !Orford, Worcester, and Wolsrr., f '.5. G par Cent, 6 43tewr•buryllailrain.New Guaranteed ... ... -.I IS dbroiralteltester(Noe.W., slin.) 6 per Cant— ..1 ti 1 ionth Devon - .. 17 1 York. Naarsagtle,k Dam] Ot.Nurth el Zug.parah. 5 Iltitto Ditto lu YorkitNalld.llLethredi •136_lib 13 13 11 12 133 134 IT_ It. .41 ii le li Ps it ite Is tit IS II 11l Ulf it 4 1 1 dla FOREIGN likt! to K enn ' mad A 15.5535 .. I 20 Centre' 'ranee (Vinson), I Dutels ithenhh I Ir !East Indwa 3 . Draat tadias 3 Do. Pe 5 Ludeadasurs 10 D.. " 23 Maria Aureola... ** 71 Do. do. Now ... So rramur sad Liege •1f pre fibers or Prow* , prison bad Bordeaux I 20 'Pa& sod Orissa, ... 20 Irons sod Boum . II 'Paris Ktrembasii 2,Roses aad Marro $0 Umbra and Mesas ** IS (Bum sod Neat. ILWAYS. In I:I 5 41 dls 1 pia II 1 ir4l 3 7 9 3 4 13 14 1 4 33 Ms $1 $7 35 Id lt i a 6 It 5 al II do 111.; . .Itlll • !NI .5 13 , 14 j Ik. I 24 33 23 Isc ! 7:4i; Si'ISM 111 ISI SI. SO AS r I PI 10 10 ►s_A 11 fi! • to 1 1, l! 64 i ] iti to 6 3 At 100 DO 20 3 25 2' 17 I 11 The English stock market opened with a weaker appearance to-day, at the decline of I which occurred yesterday afternoon, and notwithstanding the support afforded by the usual purchase of the government broker, the price of time bargains in Consols was soon done nt a further decline. At present, however, rather more firmness is apparent, and prices are quoted the same as at the close of yesterday's market. In most descriptions of funded values business has been upon a quiet scale. Consols re-opened 971 to 1 both for money and account, and, after touching 971 for time, have since rallied to their present quotation, which is 97,1 to for cash, and 971 to I for the 13th of May. Business is officially , reported as fellows: Three per Cent. Consols, 9e z , 1 ; ditto fur account, 971, 4,1; Three per Cent. Reduced, 961.! ; Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 98, 97 t, 98. Long Annuities, 1860, 7 5-16; ditto 30 years, 1859, 7 1-16; ditto 1860, 71. Bank Stock, 212. Exchequer Bills are steady, but India Bonds are rather weaker. Exchequer hills, 1000/. and 500 f., mark 575. premium; ditto small, 575. and 545. prem. India Bonds, 1000/., 635. and 615.; ditto under 10001. 61s. and 395. premium. ' The foreign stock market is steady, with not much business beyond the settlement of the account. Late yesterday afternoon some buyers of Mexican Bonds UMW forward and ran the pnee up to 33 1 „ and this morning further speculative operations have carried it to 34. Portuguese stocks are weaker thin they left oil' yesterday; the Four per Cents. have been transacted at 321, which is a shade below the extreme point of yesterday's de pression, the additional adviees which have been received front Lisbon appearing to indicate a very grave state of affitirs arising out of the insurrectionary movement, especially as the united efforts of several parties seem to be directed to one common object. Spanish Stocks are steady. The official report is : Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 591 ; ditto Four per Cent. Certifientes.99l, Grentla One-and-a-I fall per Cent., exp. 1 lei...JR-19, Coupons,l6l ex div.; do. Def.. 4t. Mexican Bonds, 33 ; ditto for account, 30th of April, 3:i:, 31. Portuguese Four per Cents., 32 1 „ 33; ditto for account, 331., 320. Russian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 991; ditto small, 991. Spanish Active Five per Cents., 19,1 ; ditto for account, 19,1; ditto Passive, 51, 1; ditto 'Three per Centel., 391. The present account in the foreign market has not been attended with much fluctuation, except in Spanish and Mexican, the extreme range in which former stock has been considerable, as will be seen by the following: Ifighcat Lowc't l'ritc. Pricy. Mexican llontls 34 Spanish Activta Ditto l'as•ives --- The share account, fir which yesterday was "ticket" day, is of less extent than the last, but is consider able, as it includes many former operations brought forward, while it has been attended with considera ble fluctuations. Shortly after the last account day, a heavy fall in pikes occurred, consequent on the attempt of the old speculators to realise and close their accounts as thvourably us possible, and of other parties to cut the market from under them. Since then the market has rallied, and pricesp are at a me dium, between the highest and lowest rates of the account, and with the prospect of an improvement after the holidays. The following shows the r.r ("4 I Cent. tea per Aare and per London and North-Western Great WCSILVTII4 South-Westerns Midlands Lailei...hire and Yorkshire York and N.ii-th Midlands York and tient ieks Eastern Counties Muth-Ea tern' Brighton. York.; North Stu Shrewsbury and Birmingham Aberdeen. Share. Per Cunt. 1 to 0 19 i 1 1 i R, 21 11, 14 19, 27 10 12, 30 16, 45 1-32, 1-10 12, 23 24, 48 12, 2.1 5,-16 16, 2.5 30 Amlwrgste. f 75 Northt.rn of France 22 'Me following shows the highest anti lowest prices of the leading railway stocks during the account : friersdurina Ito Account. PAUL 11146eW. Lowest. 60 Ahrruern hi Amigo gate n 4 E4slsra Juaalion .. 5 30 Cllntion.49 1 20 In.-tyres (S.unues.. „.........-.- 23 tot Lows Ws . .- .......... ........ 17 „.. 50 }..tit.tot at, and a trgoir 25 li.linbur.d., PerUn, sad Dose* ...... .. .......... „ 74 25 Great Nordurn leo Brest WV.. in . , 100 L•nes.h.re an 1 Y.wkshire Ol 111 Lorolott an, nowkwall 100 London, Itr•ttitt . 11. aulSOOll4 Glint.- 90, ...... , 94i 100 Lundoetantl Nona Western l3O 1 1 11 1 1,101.111 AA ....oh w et‘tern „ 160 Manct44er, 01sffteld, k Lincolnshire 121 ..............„„. V. Lou 2190 .1 25 North BatiWe 171 North Stattortkelslrw.. ... 11 ....... ........ . 10 i i SO usio,d.w•,rer.ter.itili ... olverhoiriaii P. .. 191 She, 441virry sal 1ium.16.1492........ ............ SO South 10 TOM ..O South tottrrn 26 York. Newcntle. k Firreriek...........• 1 ••••••••• • 21 $0 York and North Moll:out The following will show the range of fluctuations per share and per cent., which, it will be observed, though considerable in many eases, have not beta so violent us in some late accounts. Per share. Per cent. ii - - 20 18 Caledonian% Edinburgh and Perth 1 12 South Ih•sons East Lancashire t il 10 hlanch est( r and Sheffield Midlands 5 9 North British 9 North Stafford% 9 York and North Mi hand Shrewsbury and Birmingham •• • • 1 8 Eastern Counties Lancashire and Yorkshire South Eastern York and Berwick% Great Northern 1 6 Blackwalls 4 6 Great Westerns 6 Edinburgh and Glasgow South Westerns Oxford and Worcestcrs ' 4 London and North Westerns 4 3 Alienleen% Ambergates . .... -....-.. 13rightons ... 2 2 The latest quota ions of exchanges at foreign places on London arc us follows, and remain steady : Previous Latest Quotations. Quotatioi.s. Amsterdam, short 1111.74 1111. 75 Ditto, 2 months llB. 674 119. 671 Augsburg, 1 month Antwerp, short 241. 071 25f. Oh 10 Berlin, 3 months Christiania, 3 months Copenhagen. short Ditto, 3 months 8.84 8.84 Frankfurt, short llBl 1 1181 Genoa, 3 months Gothenburg, 90 days Hamburg. short Ditto, 3 months l3m. 3 13m. 31 Madrid 291. 25 291. 2.6 Milan, 3 months Naples 664 664 Ne w OYork dessa 6421-7, 6 3.5 5-7 6321 6 3.5 Paris, short Ditto, 3 months 241. 85 'i4f. 66 Rome St. Petersburg Stockholm, short Ditto, 90 days Trieste Venice Vienna A considerable rise took place in the foreign ex changes yesterday, nearly all the quotations showing an advance on those of last poet. The chief cause ' of the upward tendency was the demand being again exceeded by the supply of bills, and the receipt den improved quotation for drafts on London from some places on the continent Paris, at three days, was quoted 23.21 to 7f ; ditto, three months, 28.26 to 30; Si af die 101 Ili SI 11l iii 1.4 9i iii ii die 1 3 3 3i 6 61 4; 4 17i :; II In 5 Si I I Hi 42 is 11 it! 83 z. 5, I 41 1 71 »i ! 884 1 614 } VI i I 12BS I 22i 331 111 10/ 11 101 1.1 2 7 i I 141 lti 2 VI 7 j i P... Iti 122 i 20 1.1 A nit tn, A eau. 10.—Three per Cults., 3n; utter 11111441, 36 cash, 36,1 paper. Four :it r Cents., 13k. Five per Cents., ; after Bolen, 15; 4:14 , 11, 15: paper. Coupam, 8 ; after Bolsa, 74 cash, R parer. S, 61; after Balm, 6 9-16 cosh, 6 11.16 paper. Bank of St. Ferdinand, 99 en.h. Exchange on London, .51.35. Bttat.tB, KIL 14.—Voluntary Loan, 1053; New Lona Four-and-a-11AI per Cents., 102; National Illeht, ; Com mercial Marine Society's Premium, ; Bunk Shares, 96. • VI VCS•, APRIL 12.—Fire per Cent. Metallitotes, 97; Four-and-a-Half per Cent,., ditto, I. Bank Shares, 1'278. Exchange on London, 13. 11.41L1V AY SHARE MARKETS. LivEnPool., 15.-I'he market opened. with con slOrrsh:e tirmairro ilk morning. and a good Irwin,. to. done at ed.. ranee.' ilf KIN up to one o'clock, when there war a tailing offin the &nodal, aril chord ratbrr dal. Ibe rug are lac trunrectionsr - linrktiehaarl, !antra:hire, and rherhire ('etc therter and l irkenherall, 2l -Mao (11f. allures), 11. L -Craerloniun, 151 farlG-Cbeater aid Holyhead, 21t-tat Lam:whirr, If -Lana whin. and Yorkshire, lid •• Ditto (fifth abater', Ii 11-10 31-1.; al -Liverpol, Urieby, and Southport, p.- London and Noah Neater., 11.it1 c. -.Ditto (new 1 PlUdTer , , 31 (p -tOt o iamb shored!, 31 c. p.-Manchester, Sheffield, mad Lincoln, a5l-Ditto (prirtrabatar.). la c.-Mui:and, 031 t 1 sharer). lid. - North Nritirn, to ; -s -tub hartern and Dover, 2:1 31r. v f-York and North Mirratal, 2'2 a. BIANCHI:sigh, Arttli. 14.--We have had a good market, with :woe tawnier., at prier, oon-iderably in idrurev of lard quota. twos. I anearlair e and Yorkshire 1,10C4 opened at tali, Trot up to 0;4 atop a/ea at 41): London aid Nardi %Verb rn. 1 . :9i ; nharibrirla, all; and 'oath Eartern, ,74. A vary 1 wee bionics.) was dune in LeVIP aid Dovere, to Lry iu *etre:unit of warrant. illttleibbllAM, Arlan. 15.- This market was not quite flu firm to-raay, epochal y at the chase. 'Fiore it a. a great many transactions In Shrewiuury and Ilirrowsliato .t'. at 11 Ws., and (i's at 3; obi BlititTOL, APRIL 14.-The market to day was firm uad the tranuaattons 'lamed an upward troth - nay. The 'al-wing are the qur tenons (in.( W(llti rn Snarls, at.'n south Down, at I 7 ; ; Midland stuck, at 021: Lunraohire sad VorkArire. at iii . Idiutis, Arum 14.-There has been a little improve ment in the rules artforted on 'Change this moralso; larilw 3 r•nire and Yorkshire bare been done at GOe., being an 5.1 a auto of 1 upon yoger atay'scrorlng qualations. In other stars the elosang rates were: Caledonian., la; Nri. Lidla o do, 13f. Sr. Yank wad North litichands peel., ltir. el. d 1..; North Worterne, 10f. 3, Al. di, COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-LANK-THIS DAY. Svoiu.--The public wiles of Porto Rico and foreign Muscovado went off steadily, at full prices. Refined market steady, at yesterday's price:. 'lke public Sugar marktt will cline to- rrow, and re-opt nOn Wednesday next. Ctitvoc.— Plantation Ceylon in a small public sale wild at fully previous rates; 200 bags ltio sold 4fis. tid. to 495. ; 400 bags company's Java, imported 11440, were offered ill public sale and bought in, Mk to 40, lid. • E.t.--The news by the China Mint rteeived this morning has not yet influenced prices. bike.-300 bags common Madras sold ;it 7s. thl. to le. Fines% remain steady. SPILUT24.—Ituut unit Brandy arc dull of sale. Currox.—Nu transactions reported ; public sales arc de dared for to-morrow. lit other articles mitt material alteration. Daly ;Anton suaar to taut ere.ii In Lon,ton, Liver- eWt. pool, bristol, hull, unit tee Clyde. Ta tee ealue teiod lug year 4417,533 Decrewe 9,993 InTAIM PAW Oil MI IX 133‘ To LAIR VW. :b. London 3,93(2.t19 Ire,ryoul bt,ta Cl 3 Je ... .757.'U2 491,7'3 ;3,0b8 G 37, 4,3 Total ...... .„—. Same sloe la lOU. 10.11111,%14 1(1,421,1.11 5400 , 7 TALLOW' MARKET.-THIS DAY. The market remains iikaily at the following rang , of quotations 'Pawn Tallow, 30s. ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 41h.; April, 40s. 6t1:; last three mouths, 3%. 9.!. MARK-LANK-THIS DAY. Thera was seurely any English Wheat fresh up for this morning's market, and the f•w parcels lett over (ruin Mon day were disposed of at ithout that day's quotations. Tho transactions in (,reign Wheat set re unimportant, and .ts value was unchanged. French Flour sold iu retasl at former prices. Barley was in short supply, and fully as dear. There was a steady sale fur Oats, and the dealers u,re unable to purchase on any easier terms than beaus•. Beans and Fess in limited request, at late rates. 1111111VALS INTO LoNIX/S FROM 44th AFRO. to 111th APRIL. Oro Enafilth. Scala, 'doh. frberien. Wheat Parley 3lO , 0.44 2en 00 I 3410 Howe, 2.80 aacka; barrels. Malt, 110. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Carr's Malley, 11.. 3d.; Ellen Main, lris.; Tunfield Moor, 131.6 d. ; Walls End ltiddell, 11s.; Walls End llns wel!, 16s. ; Walla End 11:ttnn. l ie. 9d. ; Walls End Lamb ton, 154. 6d. ; Walls End St t wart's, I3s. 91. ; Walls Paid Adelaide Tee " , 13s. 3d. ; WalLi End Tees, 151. 91. —Shipp at market, 150. ANOTIIEI IMPROVEMENT IN TIIE DACl7Ehltho- Tyr ic Ala has just been made public by Mr. Iteanl, the gentleman who first introduced to this country the curious discovery of the ingenious Frenchman, lMguerrc. Enna the day when the process was lint practised in Englund it has been the subject of innumerable experiments, and many improvements, upon the original crude plans. The pictures ut first could only be obtained of a email siec, and all the faces had an opaque ghadly look. Thew: draw backs were both gradually removed, and larger and ples santer, and, at length, coloured, portraits were obtainable. The action of time, however, was found to be injurious to the pictures, and even when carefully glazed the air found its way under the glass, gradually oxydired the silvered surface of the plate, and thus injured, if it did not destroy the aspect of the work. A Mons. Mansion has now found, and Mr. Beard has perfected, a plan for coating the surface of the daguerreotype with a kind of transparent enamel, which effectually excludes the air, renders a glass unnecessary, and permits, rnorever ' the application of colour more effec tually than by any mode previously attempted. We may, indeed, now regard these sun-pictures as capable of the high and elaborate finish of miniatures in oil, whilst they enjoy the indestructible adjuncts of a metal plate with • vitreous facing—the likeness safely lodged between the two, undimmed and undamageable by time. VESSEL BURNT AT SEA.—On the night of the ;Stith ult., the crew of the True Blue, fishing smack, of Ramsgate, while off the Spurnhead, observed a strong light in the E.N.E. quarter. They immediately hauled up their outs, and standing towards the burning Chip, were hailed by a boat containing the master and seven seamen belonging to the vessel, whom they took on board. They then bore up for the wreck, which was off Flamberough-head, bearing W.N.W. about 2:1 miles, and remained alongside until 7 a.m. the fallowing day, when it went down stern foremost. The vessel was the Anna Maria, of Exeter, a brig ;of 300 tons burtlen, bound in ballast to the North for a cargo of coals, and the fire is supposed to have been occasioned by some cinders falling out of the fire-place in the cabin s through the heavy rolling of the vessel, while the men wren engaged in reefing the topsail. LAdsertisemeut.3--ttIiGeMATISM, a wonderful curs of "shish disease bamboos dud by Holloway% ointment and inks. —Mr. Donald trgense, or Hurruasoridos Is lion Muth Wale@ data that • man r 4 anima My years sof sea swamped by John Peters Eat , imam M dee tlea b air ke twelve mates wet n 'roman attack ol oold; be was so bin body was bent nearly Cobb. In tido It= malltila ha bean the see of Holloway's obeiman• and amts and so waft/ am tie ewe doled by Mom est it beetmaa ebb vlismool oallerings lItUo km :w e ndrosia—lbiel try ala b =ta. as id Plitealf Holloway's oiblemelde 244. ad. _ , ._, ,'