The Express. — London, England, 1852-01-19 00:00:00

.41. " -----33 . 3 .11811.3111•111•11111.11111 M. .... . _ . _ _ . _. ...._ . .. A"..._,....... 0 e.,2...."4_,..--Z-,:_ " ___ e .....,t.' ;‘.. Vt i:-. 5....0111......1. , Tvbt • ....._ No. ~...~ . _-___ --•-•;---- — ---- _ ____________ _ _ • I NELLIIIIT. ••• DODD. BROTHERS. 40,, of Ds Rat. Bast India Company): Cavalry-Ist and 2nd RA 11, IVA FS. MINES. 1 MO NEI I is aligi 0hn i m 3,........._ja r p e n n .., agoseemus e , a e g regiments of Life Guards, and lit regiment of Royal llor.e V 1* .. err wart in at theta tniataire te a Ks . Ou mix Blue, Cairns :dent, (orating the Cavalry nithe llou•o. ---- -- - 4 THIS DAY. ag ar; nir ownwstgants,assch a the eh:issitt make hold Brigade ; 7th regiment of Drs Guards (6th Cars- TIIIS DAY. TII fest alsea tesmiet Ma. earn 1 1131 .frciels 8 = 0. S --.- 5 11‘ , Ma. butter.); let regiment Royal Horse Artillery ;16 ' Two o'Ctoce. Two o'Ci.oek. corahill. reauncat• linniness in st• Much attention continues to be directed to the ! Th e tran sac ti ons i n t 1.1 a -arcs to-day has not been extensive, w ows , of Dragoons, via., 3 regiments a Has) Dragonni, Ist, 2nd, • • • - and 6th ; 4 sogimuts of Light Dragoons, 3r.1, 4th, I 3th, end but the general feeling of the market is Unproved, new Gold Nlining Shares, both within and outside '''"l rof HOLIDAYS.--Now that the littlatlll of ! been to a moderate e a fractional advance is perceptible. • d • 1.0 0 ,..1 . ~...,,,,t , 5 i. a . ,,,,,. .., Do at b‘0 ,,,.. g. leek ; 5 regiment+ of !litmus, 7th , bth, 10th, I Ws, and I.ith ; and fall prices are obtainable, whilst in many o f _,..,.,,„„ Fe releAl e4ll. el ...a ..ar WIWI& brewlloll4urally 11 ob a. and 17th ' rTigil- instances Brighton. continue in favour, and have today been • • the Stock F I is tang at gradually advancing price.. Aqua • at a further advance o .xe lunge, and a large busines. „ ...a . ..... ~. ~,,,,,,w i 1,, the b,,,, L1 ,,,,,, 4 ~,,,,,,,,1 „ .. e mg re i ti: a ne t n o ts f c of ‘p. l..in m ee . rs .; : d th, R l2 in t e h :a l.tiatti , shown more Statute ...7, ...t ...e, 1.1.. et h trams. and rewire.. Km It I. diet Mille of Foot titian* Ist Ureitailien (3 Matta...no.), 2nd . , Inas have beet' done to-day at 2 prem., and • • • most in faro r ;caulk.. u • &isps. maetsuatt off. la ac:clesethas the growth awl for Coldstrtam ( 4 bast thou.), :lid Scots Fusilier+ (2 battalions), transacted within t r of lair. Great Westerns, North Nouveau Molder at 1 rem. Golden Mountain t • the new Californian a "-- sett seastoy,ng the Isar, Itoolaele Kallasr..ol, twin... funning the Infantry , tit the lloumhold Dm' tile • 1 mem t ..„ Westerns, South 1 cisterns, and Midlands, are also rule at ;to pre m . It is expected that a settlin E a : ...a ecil ce5,, , .•,[41. 3311Wwwt..e 0 Malawi inlPti`-' , * , or d x. 1 A rti l le r y' .; • ,' • ' '‘. better. Lan cas hire and Y k•la . openedshares but the plethoi of 1., (1. battalions) ;J9 nieutuents ul the rather ter. or • Wes a do , will t o- do It, ~,,..0.1.E.As Fe WWWI tub lap ke..ts *ea paserriart tbegalek Line y • announced for these shares, w hi c h • I -1 n l ingd d I iwitit the en firm „ r 000 ,,,,,,,,. 0 ,,, : ,,. 1 .. 1 ,,,,,.. o bi., 8d .,. a ...d. (00th King's Royal Ride Corps) ; 1 Ilitle Brigade i i 2 shade worse than on Saturday, but have since rallied. w ill stitwasiaenti t a k e y th e i r l' aec in the official list . I better ha through,' Et ~... Me ..I! Wllmin. 4 .....W W. , . the. asa• of "sew , battalions); 3 West India regiments ; 1 Ceylon lti e French shares are very quiet. m. • , r „.., r., ih 6 , a the artiste au ti. s 'yr se lataL-Sell miasma (2 battalions); I Itt vat Malta Fenc We regiment ; The Australian gold blurts also meet with lunch I th e • • i - le Stock Ext. 'nage. SIMMS AND +102105 11NOVARANTNIT. l l; A La'. •.: w stiLi. ^II atom Owns% Lambe, anil by la n pal Canadian Rate regiment ; 1 St. !Mena regiment. inquiry, Australasian (with only Is. Amid ) are quoted • • • quarters of a thsposition a. 4 woman* Mid Royal Newfoundland companies; 1 corps ut Boys' i 00111111( plias aka today up . 2 to 1 prom., Australian Aunferuus, 4 to 1 Rarawava emu. sy. - • Prem.; tor a rive in rsilu ay sh Silencers . forming an i tf..ctite military force of 130,000 4.6 1 1e.4. i° I Pam. iffitish Austntlian •-----,-- 1 , par to 1 prem.; Australian Free - neral condition of the a • • UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL men. Widths the Ovate, there are 140 regiments of et. 111 literates ... • 1 111 111 hold, Ito 4 prem. mt .." , J AN . i;,-Ba A ses osE C oLLEGL -T wo whits in Ragland, Wide., the Channel Wands, Ireland, 1111 eftmlwee.,liOttlne.. Leen g c s.hau in this eullege are now vacant, and will be tilled and Scott mil, the staff 4,1 which wily is kept up in time ... _„ 1,„!Thl„,,,•!( i tin.liT ,• - 4 1 li i Cleaing litconese movement in but part ss o r the coarse or the present term. On.. on the original of pear •; 11114 ZA) reginleals of county Yeoin.utry Cavalry, ip ; i'gr.^.'• R . Stoer hi z. 3. , 1. 10+ No. thus. Bums Fad plus none rally 111 a quiescent sta a ~ , . i . the co w l , for mt i, o . of tho 2onoot doom , o and the Out•penstuours' battalions. l'hes Am..hue sa/.....ed. - - die ' lehardor. 10.1.1 Y• ____ i ww ,.. n . g 1.,,:`,5, Id amt Coventry, eompri•ing the present diocese it lee Braun eel Beet.r ... e t Si 100,000 t Sortet Pea 1 If Clam_ lti 34 lto -..i , and have since in al in =mks ... ... In :o 1$ ; It moo. los. lost., Californian ...- HI. filw 1 II g 2 .1. 11, to:ether with the comity of Climter, the county cash and the 12th Fe e t u .res. e k i•St-• ;II the deaneries of iiin. ton and Will. POLICE INTELLIGENCE. MP I. MI sal 16.4theal . 16 lai IVO. 2., esoiriell ... •• •»•••^•• II .. Se 143 ithillosoilailleatia, .. 21 ma, 90,000 20 Mambas „„ „0„,... 3 44 - • list includes :-Three in • ~,,...,. ,n,l the county of Lanea•ter south of the Ribble ; the THIS DAY. Is 1 all Demise s re wo rtli l ai..l Ala, 30,91e0 1 Ave Male .__ _ei I Ilpa II areuunt, :MP i :). • • Thr ch.:4. hts tag mop( in their choice to the preference Ewa .. ... 6 .7 3,690 40 Memnon um awl Osal di . .. --.... ow' hr the onrstes in the first instance to natives of II all lON Maw (525 L. ee. 2,0.0 .. 1144 no. .4( rip ...... . , .... :; New Three-and-a-I MARLBOROCII.STREET. and LAD)... ... . II 34 mom to uirl.l, Iron tn-...t an.l Vreothury, and in too sccond :o natis of the 16;6 .... Bank Stock, 216 Ift.llepreti 1049,1404 an c5•:41.1'., and c.ounty magistrate, Is all tbs. (Zia P. rt ll.) .. 2i 21 5 so non 35 Hrs.:ll.lmo (Mast St. pea ti it I . " t I 1..rA.:.•r and Chester. on,, t o r nati ve , ~I th e - residing at Nu. 4, Northoraberbudocourt, Charinrcross, Ift- 3' V. , 010r• 4 ittnlitt , ... .. 3 . 7 el 4.1 , 03 an I to. Lec .es wwl Oaths . If If In the unfunded sect ." ...'.. •I. 133 'onl Orailustes ot the wait ersit Meaty . or WMArele U. . rive . 1 placed at the bar before Mr. Si ham, ehs ed with IS an hasten. raw% 534. A... 11,..00 20 Do. at. J 0661101 Ik7 II li rasa. ness doing at former re of fficht l Eared u shore, and of not more than tight wai - . (rout the date of their autrieelatios are aseattitaray ram Jam Barnet, wife at Mr. Lynn Barnet, 33 a b... i . i ~,.,1 Ifgig. 3 565. and 591. premium wbvoo l4 4 3 • /4 Giteewtreet.Lanabetb.. - iNe. 'latter. lequilva OD imilAk la Me I . o4.ol"ra g q. ibliteeptri. acid-Las nie, ir emo isid Ad ffty . 11 . '... f. ' • all- ... kMI &Mk, to,iiio . . *Amami. 9app, 3 A pin 3 i small, 71e. und Gun. pie u-Slare pl. ,ak .4. heron S tturday. tise ith of F. ',miry, certudestes ~ di • IlleMoro disposition is mi. entered at. °imam. at Nutting:hill-gate. There WAS 30 ell Coq* West leolla Doe, 24,0+. 10 M. alma Ps Vouteerarricen 0 3 1 4 / the locality of their birth, tereth.r writ the usual college ordy room for two and _ had to ..d in.. 1,...,.. 49 :4 l pa' now, A get to .., ~, 2oot,ollti 1 Nouvrto :goats seuniontras sat the cent beau.* of their matriculation. the further cud of the oniuimis for a mat and "'" "' 7.4 "'"utb and (2 i 2 • 4 ' . 27 ' 4 7,0• 0I 30 ASSUAN. de ealw lll 4: if upward, especially for JIIIV• COI 1.3113 -011 Friday, the vacant fellowship at ._ ao Joie ,..,„ to . ,o ~ .h. ~ . and 1 . h _ , e t . Is ediaterrah,Pertlidiundr 41 31 1.,4 ti I to Ca t ' .1 _ ..... ..... t et, eolle'!•• WAS Crllrtl up by the election 4.f Mr. Thomas l .t_ :.t . .. ': 1!... ,! 4' 13 la. it.. 3. SL I P* tile pm at *suds Wes** - - 13,171 23. dq,Uare.l Menials kid diiltculty in accomplishing my oo- 0 all 4:rem Northern ... ial 1$; G. !Lards Morita., B.A . scholar of the same society, and at '.'"'`. in' loo,oou 1 IWest Marino% us account of hi. knees preventing me. 11l all No. 1 shares,A,Deferro 3/ 6 II ' Mr. II aim \l' .a S teel was elected scholar on {cc'. ti.. same t ime . . . „ . .. an my endeavours to get by him he made use of • a very din 14! ate Di. i PhSres.ll,3lpero 131 131 131 --- atoning, comprising I Ow Abergavelsay 6niadation. 'ng espressos, and asked me if I knew that man 1 ° 'II thftwa. tiroentWw. 361 itli 34i SATrIIDAT BVININO. 11011 S, viz., Brazilian, 0 ‘11U11311130N.-Thv lord Bi•hop of Oxford will hold his I g,u,, , tiennting 14 nay r111.0.1I141), As he 0 1.011.141 I I) should like to so au Four-and-a-llalf Lancaster and Carlisle . 7 3 11 , 1 • , - nose onlaaatara am titauday, the 7th of March. know me much better. Ile mien me. 1.......• et deher laths ... .. . . . _ THREEPENCE. MONEY MARKET. ' ending Thursday last, is officially stated at 50,000/. in gold, and 30,500 oz. of silver, inakiiig an aggre gate of nearly 60,0001. The Recount in detail is as follows :—Silver coin : to the Mauritius, 26,500 oz. Silver bars: to Rotterdam, B,ooooz. ; to Boulogne, 2,000 oz. Gold coin: to Hobart Town, .10,000/. ; to lklgium, 1,0001. This export to Hobart Town is rather unusual. THIS DAY. There do not appear to have been any further ex ports from the outports. An analysis of the railway traffic returns of the United Kingdom for the last week, published by Hernpath's Journal, shows the total receipts on 6,493 miles to be 241,302 L, which gives an average of 37/. per mile per week. In the corresponding week of 1851, the amount was 221,721!. on 6,269 miles, or 33/. 15s. per mile per week. There is thus an increase of 1 1 43ti1i., or 7.37 per cent. in the ag gregate receipts, an increase in the mileage of 224 miles or 3.37 per cent., and an increase of 1/.35. in the amount received per mile per week. The total receipts in the first two weeks of the present year are Makd by the Railway Times at 412093/. against 415,9561. in the corresponding period of 1831. lot—Tel% PA T. LOP/ Annual( ' , Ana Iwila S 6 •66, :So 61 Ditto 14. s 1,.1tif.,66, 71.. Dultcgoor Lillit,l.Otto. UK Bulk P.m*. 21117 3 par tt. Iledumq. VT% I 3 ver 961 Ditto for Acct.. Yob. 11, 96j f yur Vt. C 0.014.141 f Oi Pro et. 14.1rIam. PS 4 F°Ul3°' 5 per (..Y. 114 Ir.. New. 9.1 per Qt. 4 .ap9m. per 01. M l‘o l.. PH 10 si 3 3 ter 4.,%. C. 3 5 3 Per 10.1a,91.. 7 20 Per 1t I.9teh, 4 per Ct. hutch, 904 51 r0p59.14 - 4, 34 1 per CI. tireerat, 151 1111 Par.lnoau S per( VCNI49. 3 per Ct. Mexican. :111 b per Cl Kruitn4 34 Inua bah, jtl I. 6 nee la. Ps ammo". b per Ct. 1te.... se Lo, 112 14 2 44 per IN. It4p.asn. UM I b 1 1. - pe4..44. Actefe 234 4 Cl bp.444444. 111 3 19u914 61 11 Per 4:1. 1 . 4.110. eta. 36 /8 r Iw,, IN ternr.l. I: 13 Cent .1 1 88 ra Ay. 31 161 lel S 1 6 13j 13f Ulf 161 s6t sit 7$ 16 uo.,wa: ~~ raanatinrTl. It. v. handed Bell. to Adonis's Perpetual Coney, I.anca luir ; Sot. residence ; patron, Vicar of Lan arta. It-s. Jain. , Lindy Brown, to the Chaplaincy of Norwich patrons, the J ugh., of Norfolk . U.... I ....14e It nr) Dastswoosl, to Stow.Dirdulph • with Wiushotsham It•ctory, Norfolk; value, 4001. to Tina. ncr ; patron. Sir T. Hare, But. Iles. Hull Vicar of Poulton-lr-Fylilr), to an moor) in Manchester Cathedral: patron, the .p .if Maw li. Arr. G s r. J. RAU , r t.. to :lir incumbency of llamilton and diores• Nrwr,uadland. It,. Jo • 1102er., to Aymestry Yir true, Hereford. ti,r. _hoe. 249/. and resid.ster ; patron, Lord Chaneellor. U s Walter Kew! di, to Wool Perpetual Curacy, Dorset, las t ; per in. 'lollop of S slisbury. It s. Johuson Smyth. to Glenavy U.. diocese P,Un 41.1 eoillior, value 3001. ; patron, Marquis of Urr f 1t... Charles Richmond Tate, t 3 Sen.', with Ripley Vi ten., Saris', Tabu. 2011/., and residence; patron, Earl Vssios • Kee. John Copeland Poole. to Clay.Cotn Rectory, North am:4,4l.We. valor ; p.itron, It. Poole, F... 1. F.,lntund D. Pructrr, to a Chaplaincy at Bathurst, Aroma U. 1 4 , W r V. m.o. to Ilispe.under.Dinmore Perpetual foe!. Hen ford.hire, value 10‘11.; patron, Bishop of O r. t .r.l. Iles. John Wilson, to the Head Mastenhip of St. Peter's fistriziate School, Eaton-sipsare, London. Ites. John William Whittaker, D.D., Vicar of Black barn. to on Ilionoriry Canonry in Manchester Cathedral ; patron, lli•hop of Manchester. K. , . Rickard Winds. to Litgenon Vicarage. lies. John Woolley, D.C.L., to be Principal of University ron... m , mad Professor of Clamical Literature in thu Sydney, New South Wales; patrons, Sir J E• .tv. Herschel, the Astronomer Royal. and others. . 11,s. float.'" Davie, to Qucenhorough, Perpetual Curacy, Seat value and residence; patrons, the Corporation of tlisrals.tough. Rev Jompla Maude, to Chirk Vicarage, Derbyshire; mil residence; patron, Bishop of St. Aeaph. Pere Prier, to y.rbistock !tertiary. Elintshire ; woe 2441. and residence ; patron. Bishop of St. Asaph. Yee. Carey Hampton Dorrer (Rector of lbarstpierpoint), la • deanery-rural, diocese of Chichester. Rev. Thome l'aris Fenner, to Christ Church locum. tilas4ow. Res. John Menet, to All Saints Perpetual Curacy, The.. err., Herta. Rev John Pritchard Mills, to Hockerton Rectory, Mott": valise 2111. and residence; patron, Col. Whethans. 11. v. Charles Mortlock, to l'euningtou Vicarage, Laura skr, value I 11/. •' patron, Duchy of Lancashire. Fr. de•ick Quarrington, to St. Peter Perpetual (army. Wsittounatow, Esser; patron, Vicar of Waltham _ . . It, v. Joshua Waltham, to Scredington Vicarage, Lincoln thin; •aloe ; patrons, Dean and Chapter of Lincoln. MARLBORO C II.STREET. Mr.ltepreff Brid9,lstaa an en. M.P., and county magistrate, residing at Nu. 4, Northoroberlaud.court, Charinrcross, wee d- rod at the bar before Mr. Bingham, eharged with Mrs. Julio Barnet, wife of Mr. Lyon Barnet, 6, 0 ihaeassteen, LamibenL. ae prow-nen: said—Lase Men glid my self entered an omnibus at Nutting:hill-gate. There was only room for two persons, and 1, had to get to the further cud of the oniui-sus for a neat, and in so doing had to pass the defendant, and 1 had the greatest difficulty in accomplishing my ob ject, on amount of his knees preventing me. In my endeavours to get by him he made use of a very dis gusting expression, and asked me if I knew that man (pointing to my li-banfl), as he (defendant) should like to know me 1111.11:11 Mine. lle then mad,: uo of other filthy eiptessions, which I took no notice of. I sat down by his side, Irving no other neat, when in consequence of his placing his hands upon mein a most indelicate manner I gave him Is pu-h, but as nu other seat was vaeaut I could not get away from him. A lady fluently left the omnibus and l took her seat. Nye husbaud then asked me why I pushed the de fendant, and I told him what the defendant had done. My husband then called 3 constable and gave him in charge. Mr. Barnet corroborated the above evidence, and in addi tion stated that directly his wife had informed bins of the prisoner's conduct he (witness) told him he was no gentle man, and it it wee not fur his age (defendant is seventy yean 0(.410 lie would give him a thrashing. The accused, in defence, said the statement made by the prowseutrix was, from first to last, a timoe of falsehoods. Mr. Ilinaham said he should send the defendant to the sessions, and onlerrd hint to find two bail in 601. each, with himself in 101.11., to answer the charge at the sessions. OCR NW.% FourE.-The following is a !Lit of the advanced war -steamers, iucluding those rehtting, so as to be soon ready fur commission when required:-The .turn tog. 31, screw-steam•frigute, 300-h Me power, is charge of Chief Engineer George Elenek (acting), at Sheerness; the An- OVA, 6, steam-sloop, 300-horse power, at Portsmouth the BARKAtoUTA, 6, paddle-wheel steam-sloop, 300• horse power, at Chatham; the BASILISK, 6, paddle-wheel steam sloop, 400• horse power, in charge of Chief Engineer George ' Pearce, at Portsmouth; the Ilvettsou, 6, paddle-wheel , steam-sloop, .500 horse power, in charge of Chief Engineer Allan Minces (acting), at Portsmouth; the BUZZARD, 6, paddle-wheel steam-sloop, of 300 horse power, in charge et Chief Engineer William B. Minhinnick, at Devonport; The CYCLorii, 6, paddle-wheel steamfriage, 320-horse power, in charge of Chief Engineer Wiliam Cbileott, at Sheercess ; the Desreueet, 5, strew steam sloop, 100- horse power, at Devonport. The PURIM'S, 16, paddle wheel steam-sloop, 400-horse power, in charge of Chief Engineer John Downie, at Portsmouth; the Luis twitint, 58, screw-steam guard-ship, 450-horse power, at Ports mouth; the Etitores, 14, screw-steam guardship, 220- horse power, at Chatham ; the FoRTSI, 41, screw steam-guard ship, 350 horse-power, at Hereupon ; the OZTSZE, 6, pad dle-wheel steam-sloop, 280-horse power, in charge of Chief Engineer Joseph Neill, at Woolwich; the 1114M TLTia, screw-steam sloop, 400-horse power, at Wool wich; the HOMATIO, 21, screw-steam guard- ship, 2-i O-horse power, in charge of Chef Engineer Sampson Harris, at Sheerness; the LEOraliD, 12, pad dle-wheel steam-frifiate, 560-horse power, at Portsmouth ; the 31enze, 6, paddle-wheel steam-sloop, 350-horse power, at Portmeoula; the Onta, 16, paddle-whed steant-frigate, 568-honepower, in charge of Chief liagiaeer Themes lid lions, at Portsmouth; the PILOSNIX, 8, screw steam-sloop, 280-horse power, at Deptford; the PLUTO, 4, peddle-wheel steam-vessel, of 100-horse power, at Sheerness; the Poly- phemus, 5, paddle-wheel steam-sloop, 200-liorse power, at Sheerness; the Ponce,. :se, paddle-wheel stcam-vessel,ll4o - at Portsmouth ; the SANS PAKKIL, 81, screw steam-sloop, of 350-horse power, in charge of Chief En gineer George Murdock, at Devonport; the Sze-nonsit, 41, screw guard-ship, 3,0-horse power, at Devonport; the Swam, 29. paddle-wheel steam-frigate, 560-horse power, in charge of Chief Engineer George Pemberton, at Portsmouth; the STOSINGLI, 6, paddle-wheel steam-vessel, in charge of Chief Engineer E. Blackburn (acting), at Portsmouth; the TERMAGANT, 24, screw steam-frigate, 620-horse power, is charge of Chief Engineer Richard Cooke, at Portsmouth; the TIGER, 16, paddle-wheel steam-sloop, 400-horse power, at Portsmouth ; the V malt's, 6, paddle-wheel steam-sloop, 280-horse power, in charge of Chef Engineer Benjamin Hoare, at Devonport; the VALOROUS steam-sloop, of 100 horse power, fitting with her engines, at Blackwell ; the VULTURE, 6, paddle-wheel steam-sloop, 470-horse power, in charge of Chief Engineer John Henly, at Devonport. The above list does not include the Gaassrocc, &action, and other iron troopships, or any of the numerous small steamers in the Royal Navy under 100-horse power; nor the MAOICIENS r. steam-frigate and Hydra steam-sloop, com missioned during the present week, from the remrved list, for active service. The vessels building for screw war steamers are the AGAMEMNON, 90, of 600-horse power, at Woolwich; the EVISTALUS, 56, of 360-horse power, at Chatham; the Dernaiseen, 50, of 350-horse power, at Deptford; the JAMIIII WATT, 90, of MO-horse power, at Pembroke; the ROYAL Aussar, 120, of 600-horse power at Woolwich; the ST. JEAN D'Aenn, 100, of 650-horse power, at Devon_port ; and the Tistuesin, 30, at Sheerness. PORT or LONDON ASSURANCE COMPANY.-OR Friday, at a meeting in this matter, the Master in Chancery Turner, admitted certain claims brought in by Mr. Hutton, the afiNal manager, amounting to about 3,0001., for lames incurred on vessels, as against the Sea Fire Life Assurance Company, reserving to Mr. Galsworthy, solicitor to the latter company, right to dispute the sane. PREACHING UNDER EPISCOPAL INHIBITION. - Yesterday, notwithstanding the inhibition which has been served on him during the past we.k by the Bishop of Lon don, the Ras. O. E. Gladstone (incumbent of Long-acre Episcopal Chapel), officiated as usual at that place of wor ship. Ile preached a very energetic sermon fur the Dorcas Society, from Colossians, Chap. 1., 10 v., but only Judi reedy alluded to the position in which he is placed. The ' inhibition is founded on a passage in a sermon preached on Dee. 7, in which he said, " Some of the bishops-God for give them-are traitors ;" and further remarked, " that he would say much more plainly to his face than behind his back, that the bishop of this diocese is alarmingly respon sible and culpable for what passes in it." These sentiments he has since distinctly refused to retract. Mr. Gladstone is first cousin to the lion. W. E. Gladstone, M.P., and has not long been the minister of the above chapel. FGRGERIEHON THLYORKSHIRR BANKING COMPANY. -Another person charged with uttering forged notes on the Doncaster branch of this company has been committed for trial at the nett Yorkshire maims. The name of the priso ner is John Langley, a native of Sheffield. He was on Fri day brought before the magistrates at Huddersfield, and several cases of uttering forged notes is that town were proved against bias. I)LATIT or MR. T. HUDSON TUNNEL-Mr. T. Hudson Turner, one of the ablest of British archeologists, and a contributor to this journal, died of consumption on the 14tb inst., at the age of 37. By his work "On the Domestic Architecture of the Middle Ages," of which the Ant volume was published us the spring of last year; by his " Introdaction to the Household Accounts ;" and by SOSO of his admirable osioribstioss to the Archalogiffi . . . Jowled!, his name will he board of beresitsr. &mai his friends the regret will cautious to he felt, that ort much youthful ardour should hare butio impaired WU health, that so much knowledge as Ito pwasstog elts•M Ms with him. and thst no Imam asstaat thsaM amain dna thaw works which Mr. Min bat quasi awl paha it le sup ple mato' volume to his "Middle Asw."—Athrosawisk SUICIDE or AN ENGINEER OVT OF WORIL—Ymo terilay afternoon, as one of the Citisen steam-boats was pro ceeding up the riot, several passengers perceived the body of • sass lying in the stud off the Middkises skit of Tauzhalibridge. Two *Mermen dragged the body of the deemed on to the causeway, and • shell bowies boss pro. eared it was taken to the dead-house of IL Illergeret's workhouse, Dean-street, Westminster. The doesmed was apparently about 29 years. and hid a emit in the iyht temple. He was dressed in • black velvet OROl s Mlmkfa vest, cord trowsers, Ozonian shoes, black ma alleikWatitt. and blue esp. The polies circulated mod= mad the dig• tract, and in • few hours • female ideedied the body se being that of a maa amid Jobs Lomb. as oflgismr. lately in the employ of Mom Ifeadday sad _rid& of Westmia ster-bridge.temi, Lambed'. The deameed had bon misting since Friday from his home, and the female stated that he hnd been is • low state of mind since his dismissal on account of the strike. Mr. Bedford will bid an inquest on the body this day. •ACANCIES. Cr. roil lileoege-the Martyr, diocese 11-actu•ster ; value, Mi. and resiitence ; patron, Lord fluaedlor lies. J. Horton, deceased. Merionethshire, diocese St. Asaph ; value, 3.501. ail residence: patron, Bishop of St. Aseph ; Res. I'. hue, promoted. Comfy, Cambeilgeshire, diocese Ely ; seine, 8001. and tesislenee ; Ives. R. Evans, deceased. Vissasoss.—Sliepreth, Cambridgeshire, diocese Ely ; War. ; patron, J. Wortham, Esq. ; U. A. Ilur wel, accessed. Wesadon, Cambridgeshire, diocese Ely; value ' 1661. and less!. . patrons. Than and Chapter of Windsor ; Rev. I A lfir..*li.dec , ased. Pa ..er st AL CI. sm.—lslington, St. Stephen, Mid diocese London ; value, 3001. ; patrons, bee trustees; less 1. It. Rill, deceas..d. St. l'aul, Lancashire. diocese Manchester ; pylon, 1. 11. Ainsworth, Esq. ; Rev. T. Rugs, resigned. Horsed, Bolton, Lancashire, diocese Manchester ; sane, lOW. ; piteous, trustees ; Rev. R. Bingham, m ania Mer.—Bull, St. Mark, county and archdiocese of Tut; value 100 i; patron, the Incumbent i•tctie Mfrs.—Norwich 0111011Llt School,llead Muter. Ay; Wary, 1501. and residence patrons, trustees ; Rev. 1 C.L. promoted ; testimonials before Jo 2: IP.r;:t.twad, St. AitLuis Collegiate &hoot ; Second Mao brv. p. - 1;a r l:m. St. Teter's College, Eaton-square ; Assistant isarr4up ; salary, 1501. Inman Proprietary School ; Commercial Mastenhip ; nasey,lool. ; testimonials before Jan. 20. NAVAL. a 1 VIttLTT, J.t t. 17.LierourritiNTA.—Captsin V.I . au Ramsay. to Maqieierisie. Surgeon William Lorey, Aslotsat•%ungeon Thomas Hunter, and Master E. M. to Nedra. Amiatant•Surgeon T. 11. Bloxall, to Wo• P•he. R.oter's•Assistaists Richard E. Tracey and U. W. okehill, to loyard. P. •ai.tlioN.—Thomas Watkins, to be action gunner. P..ic Nicht-Hi, JAN 18.—The Ganges, hi, Captain which arrived at Sheerness on Wednesday, from •• Y Isternutean, to be paid off, has had countermanding wan train the Admiralty, and is to proceed to this port to 14 ! •.uslier instructions. She is hourly expected here.- 11, Lotion's, 120, Captain Goldsmith. gut up her top P....! masts yesterda y afternoon —The Retribution. 11 .1". thirds, Captain Warden, has her top gallant masts 111-1 sad has eons oresed blacking down. Aa Admiralty circular was yesterday promulgated at ikt pm. directunt commanding officers of ships and vessels so Iscog naval instructions on board, to afford facilities • wa•srs and second masters, in giving instructions to IP ' , sag gentleman who may be serving in such, in the PW11.1... and practice of navigation, the usual tuition weer lei deducted hem the pay of such (damn, and • V p .Ito the eamterse loseeed master giving this instruc ts% In meek where se sments's shoolmaster is serving, to tmerassidimig eater easy also direct any competent Iwo. outing to vollertalto inch duties, to do so. receiving Iht pit st Mot lee : ee, it petty officer be selected. he is It Pt...., at his eyries U. per yeas, in addition to his own pm. or et., the my eta esomm's schoolmaster. A eertifi eat. all be imputed teem the ceumiding officer that the P"" , P•tt.mesep me of the above duties his done so vothst e-41e,tirm the duty that properly belonged to his ova secs oh board the ship. MILITARY. A XEw MILITARY KNIWIT OF WINIMOR.—Cap. 11. 114111aserorth recently appointed a Military .ftwth , Window. ha s received the salver sot medal with 410 ' limp. fur hi. Denims is Egypt in HMI, at Maids in IMt. -red . thi Peninsular eampanyhe. a ealtwor slot ‘1111••ty'• 10th Not, was lulied at the siege of moot. ha ia lees %Mr To LIECT.-GIGNFJP.AL 'YAM:ILAN. will Mamma aide-de-mat to 11:T 0 . 1 Z1H . Aivailar, at Portamoutb, in someseioe to v Harvey, oho ill retire upon the half.pay hat. 4 ‘til 1W CAPTAIN P. A. IfILTLIOEIt, FORMERLY 4 " ll' ••%mi. —Captain Heyliper, stipendiary tasentrsta Meonties, died them on the 21st October last. He tr weved is the ith 1111181111, end hod received the and the Peninsular medal with two chaps end Urthes. Hiurutr Fonte. or GMAT BRITAIN IN 1852. The o.4i.m.aer the official velem of the present military 41 "^l ( heat Britain (not melodies the Utopia the servers •,.„...7. 7..,iir0.u.i. : ~.......... It. 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(di! lidae" . _rll.lkint Oro sl 13 3 Put 23 In lig S. $g S. dls 3$ IP te Mr. Ware -* Wear Celle= i c. lamed le Wiln a donates; (area ' to Great Welters. we 111 j a d SWAT a. 1 17 4 ' I 6 du 2j 2 Abirdsea. gamer.. sio Maur and iluiyarad DranPerth, and Ala aaetina jeii.~m~iCu rw..ar..u.. I ; OWe D. No. Uo. Wow. sow Cott eicel riftwi llast.ll2ll=llp...o Dadra.% pat Omt ,Orsit Ilankvisi pram litif , ili d i a. 71 7 Pa .;.T, alne( OtAtillW1)11 !.arrhYsaTarts. _ _ Do. • per Ont. nook 6=0.1.: ... De. Ourr. pot Omit. at :!Is3 134 aA 1* ISO Milessas) pra LaarballiftWorisra New, 111.1.1h4klUsa iso.Nol l Ds. Do. Wm IS KulladOmit4lll:4ll4 N P 11 II 121 17 I d 6 Ida. IS laid 1i 6 le i NI " 124 N 11 13 1:1 N 46 1 Mild DIM redimien Nark& isanalea - Marti Do.Oeiraateed grim ... osier; Waiver., t ILI par ettreweJliaiesteeptar.W. Ml..' I par Cast-. ... emit Devon Tory. Pleireeille„k Warw.,' Ow. lii./imrdi at IlampereLl 1) ". 63 . a! lUIIIIO3I K SO 1164losse mad MOMS to Oletro. Promos (Thrum) 6 Dos* Mhoole . IS Coot !sass .. Groot Wilda iadiaWda.. 17 1 Do. 10 IM. (Italloray) VS Una Amasela Is Do. do. Now IS Yummy add IJsge It Welber' dhow . - 11 Orison...ad lordwu _ ILWATIk H 1 1 g 11 ip I fa PI .. OP . VI 3 3 1 I im 111 lei la 41 ' 4 ' z2s 374 WI II 3 7 . 1 7 db 5 S _ _ u f'uro and Odor $ 91 Paris Ned SAYS ... SS Is Peria awl etivaboarg 20 Su Arra sad limn I) $ ilmasbre sod 510 w.... ID 17 lbws end Mow SO S. wit Iluesus... Tttz POISONING IN FRANCE.—Tho female named Jr ado, who war recently condemned to death by the Court of hoists of the I Ile-et-Irtlaine, for having poisoned 7 persons, appealed on Friday to the Court of Caseation against the condemnation, on the ground that there had been certain technical irregularities in the trial. But the court rejected the appeal. Although only condemned for seven poison ings, the evidence given on the trial tended, it may be re membered, to prove that she had been guilty of 46. THE HERRING FISHERY is terminated, mays our Paris correspondent, and all the boats employed in this in dustry have returned to their respective ports. The milt is represented as utuntisfactory. 73 81 ros 111 7 1 7 1 se A 3 11 ISi 7 11, II I 118 =l7 U $3 84 7 . iis 4 2i *3 34 - if - 7 } 14 54 4 7 i 22 29 If ii 4j 31 die 21 23 141 I3i 411.4 3 3 •Il• yin 7 14 7 GS dig $ 1 $ au. 1 0 a #pm 3 131 111 4 8/ 11 # 84 64 4 4 4i l 3# 4 die Se Si dig 13 IS 201 201 Y.l 30 N 21 dls Iri 1$ dim 31 If It 1 41. 22 3 23 1 31 - 4 !ZED KENTAI 29e 30e 194 I S 9 31 IS S 1 T We I .t, Sr a a 14 II U ST 3.$ or 44 44 SATCIIDAT EVININO. Business in the general mining share market this week has again been active and of a satisfactory character. Alfrcds remain firm, and Merllyns have again advanced 1/. per share. Inquiry has also been made, anionost others, for Garrey', but no sellers can be found at present quotations. In a few other deseripions, however, the transactions have been at lower rates. With the prevailing abundance of money, business in this department cannot fail to be placed in a healthy state for some time to come, unless extraordinary political events should intervene. The market for the now gold shares, both Califor nian and Australian, has received a decided stimulus from the extraordinary , accounts of the yield of the precious metal published during the week. A very active inquiry has been experienced fur many de scriptions, and a general rise in prices has taken place, as will be seen on reference to the official list given below. The following is the latest list of quotations:-- Alfred Consols, 161, 171 ; Bedford United, 51, 6; Merilyn, 61, 61; Garreg, 1, 11; Trelawney, 41, 42; Mary Ann, 45, 46; West Caralon, 117 1 , 120; West ' Providence 110; Black Craig, 4, 41 ; Wheal Robins, 30c, 335. ; Trelusback, 3; West Alf red Consols, 11 ; Weld Wheal Alfred, ; South Tamar, 21, 2,1 ; South Tolgua, 130, 145; Wheal Fenton, 6,6;; Trevelyan, 21, 3 ; West Treasury, 61; 'freviskey 210, 220; Wheal Reeth, S 5 ; Tremayne, 23 ; Condur row, 921, 95; Wheal Cupid, 71; St. Aubyn and Grylls, 11, 111. LOCAL Fir i RR MARKETS. LtvittrooL, JAN. 17.—Our share market has again been depressed; the transactions are very few, and einotations lower. Eastern Countiis, 61—Lancashire and lorkshire, 62—Ditto (fifth shares), 7 11-I6 d.—London and North Western, 1151—Ditto (new quarter shares), 3 p.—Man chester, Sheffield, and Lincoln, 33 A—Midland, WI t & South. Eastern and Dover, 201—Sheffield, Rotherham, and Goole (north divisiou), 201—York and N or th Midl an d, 221 . 1 MANCHLATIft, J AN. 17.—Prices Savo way slight ( li, with-, lunch out leading to busines s . Edi n b urg h and lasgow, 271—London and North Western New Quarters, 2 15-10 p.—Munchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 331—North British, 7 3.l6—South Eastern and Dover, 201—South Staf fordshire, 11 d. Brismtgotwa, Jan. 17.—This market was rather firmer to-day, Ma d prices advanced a shade, but there have been very few order , of late. North Staffords closed at 81 1 din. LIMN, Jars. 17.—We have had a very languid market to-day. The only transactions have been in the following lines, of which we give the closing ck notations : Caledonians 16; Lancashire and Yorkshire I. laths, 71 du.; North Westerns, 121 dig. BaISTUL, JAN. 17.—The market was fiat. Great West erns were done 861 ; and Bristol sal Exeter, closed at 831, 841. Midland's at 561, 57. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. PARIS BOURSE. Far Meow. Mara Bit twist 31100134. • - - 49 73 39 73 nlO 39 23 104 73 104 93 101 30 104 30 • am, PARIS, JAN. 17. rar Yong. $ pew Orr. lb 13 $ pee Was. MN 73 I per cents. ta do. New Loan . 3 pew ants. * I Eu olo ll o as L a n d..: at sight, 23 27i ; dap. Ut. Ilslgian, 3, 19N1. Da 5, 15•3...... Ramo .lo. Urn , 1931 9O On It /basest 39. Mita 93 30 Bank Sham Pairs, JAN.. 17.--St. Germain, 5'2.5 ; Versailles (right 1/11; deb rift 1117 33; Parla and art Ida 1.0001 nos ma Ns; Mrs sad Ham, 210; liarsellles and Sta t sea Ors 313 ; 'hats; 320; nml MI Odom tarllenber , 440; Northere,7: 6 3; hen re 41111_1 hob mad Lyre III; Teen rd Ibsen Mit Montrose on/ Teem Ill; there sad reauttp, 223; londeste onlleset, P. SLWRID, JAN. 13. —Three per Cents., 393; after Eclat, Fuu ;ler Cents.,ls3. Five per Cents. 193 ; after Bobs., if' • etecone, ; after Boles, ' 9,, Paced . es, : after Bobs, 6 1316. Bank of St. Ferdinand. lti;. Exchange on London. 60.95. JAN. 17..—Voluntary Loan, 103; ditto, Flur And-IL-Had er Cent., 102 a • National Debt, 891; C,ointursvi.. Marine, 1211. Bank Shares, 99 VIENNA, J.. 1. 17.--Five per Cent. Metalliques, 941: Fcau-and-n-Half per Cent. ditto, 843. Bank Shares, 1,1k17. lubange on London, 12.19. Tun (ior TH4 Mtn( rN PORTION OF THE INDIA MAIL.--Th,. Vtui /10. r and Oriental Steam Navigation ray's ship R.pen, Captain R. Moresby, arrived at ge s i u irteptori this morning, with the heavy portion of the East I eh. no I Chins mails, and dates from Alexandria, Jae. 5 • 51 10. ...f i. 5 : ' eibraltar, Jan. 14. She brings 96 passc.,..trs and a .arge, ..rgo. The English subject, detained 111 11IptiVity by the Mow, on th e Riff Coast are liberated, sad had arrived at Con4:er. gin s a t u rdv 4n4) notices were given in the QR. en's ik of h or tot, sided applications to be admitted at tars , rs of that court ; 170 will come up for examination this and if, reonsinel , r to the ensuing Easter Term. 'hit: NottlltltrdittL COLLIERY ExPLOSION.— Tht .idoest was bold on Thursday, at the Black Horse Inn, .. Lam.erh....l ern n, be'de Mr. C. S. Drifileld, coroner, ost the bodies i .I , oseph Worthington, aged 29, and John I Bromiley, aged 12, two of the unfortunate persons that were burned by an ex ion of fire-damp at this colliery o n th e 9th inst. The 'try returned a v e rdi c t t o the effect that I the deceased d i ed f rom b e i ng b urned b y an explosion of fire-damp, but that b ow th e exp l os i on occurred there t ilos was no evidence to show. RAPID PIO43RESS OP THE PORT OP BRISTOL.— A return which has been prepared from of domuseats , at Bristol shows an important and rapid program In the trade of that port. It is shown by it that the lavers on the customs' revenue fur the year ending Lth Janserg,lll62, over that for the previous year, amounts to 48,804, wbksh Is equal to one third of the total general average of the, customs revenue for the same period. The increase of 1 direct importation for the year is 82,2411., and the tonnage . return of shipping shows a remarkable increase. The fol lowing ill the return:—Bristol customs' revenue for the years ending sth January, 1851-1842 , -1850-I,"direct impor tation, 883,1181.; indirect (or brought coastwise under bond), 218,775/. ; total, 1,041,891/. 1851-2, direct I importa tion, 895,3571. ; indi rect , 206 , 33 8/. ; total, 1,100,8951. This gives the increase as above 48,8041. The total increase of the general customs revenue amounts fur the year to 148,1891. The increase upon shipping with foreign cargoes in 1851 over the return for 18450 was '2,339 tons; while the increase upon the tonnage of vessels with cargoes to foreign ports was Am the same period, 11,877 tons. This return Is considered highly satsfactory, the improvement of the port having for some years been progressing. DUNDALK AND ENNISKILLEN HAILWAY.—The estimate of Sir John Macneill, the company's engineer, for the construction of the proposed lies from Ballyliay to En niskillen, with power to levy a rate in aid on certain baro nies, with extension of time for completion of railway from Cestlebleaey to llallybey, is 227,2461. Two o'Cioex. The transactions in the English funds to-day have been to a moderate extent only, but prices have shown more firmness, and are now quoted at a further advance of 1 since Saturday. The se curities most in favour to-day are foreign stocks and the new Californian and Australian Gold Mining shares, but the plethora of money in combination with the dividend period has gistn occasion to a I lbetter feeling throughout the various departments of the Stock Exchange. Evidence is afforded in some quarters of a disposition to take up a line of operations for a rise in railway shares; but, although the ge neral condition of the country must be regarded as affording encouragement to such a course, the movement is but partial, that musket being gene relic in a quiescent state. Consols opened at Saturday's closing range of 961 to ;1, and have since improved to 96 to 1, both for cash and the 12th February. The official busine,oi list includes :—Three per Cent. Consols, 961, 1 ; ditto acecunt, 961, 1, Three per Cents. Reduced, 971, ; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 981, a. Batik Stock, 2161. In the unfunded securities there is a steady busi ness doing at former rates. Exchequer Bills mark .365. and utter. premium, and India Bonds, large and small, 71s. and 691. pacm. Moro disposition is evinced to operate in the foreign stocks, and the general tendency of prices is upward, especially for Mexican and Spanish. The European dividend stocks are very firm. A good many transactions have offered in this department this morning, comprising the under-mentioned descrip tions, viz., Brazilian, Old Five per Cents., 143. Bel gian, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 923. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 49. Danish Three per Cents., 1823, 761, ; ditto Five per Cents., 1031. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 58I; ditto Four per ('ent. Certificates, 911, d Mexican Bonds, for ac count, 30th Jan., 30, 291, 30.1; ditto small, 301. Peru vian Deferred, 461, 471. Russian Five per Cents., 1131; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 1001. Sardinian Five per Cents., 901. Spanish Active Five Per Cent. for Account, 231, ; ditto l'assive, ; ditto Old Three per Cents., 411; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 181, 3. French Five per Cent. Itentes, 103 f. 30e. (exchange, 2.5 f. 271 c.) The receipts of specie by the Canada front New York ale very trifling, being only 27,001) doll. The "apply of bills at New York was rather more plenti fid,with less demand, and the quotations for sterling bad receded to 110 to 1. A telegraphic despatch from Glasgow announces the failure of the extensive firm of Messrs. William Macewan, Sons, and Co., tea merchants and sugar refiners, of that town. The liabilities arc estimated at 120,0001., and the assets are expected to realise about 10s. in the pound. SATUKDAV EVENING. The discount market has scarcely been so easy this week, on account of the state of the stock markets, but first-class hills may be discounted at 2 per cent., and for money on call 14 per cent. has been given. The paym, nt of the dividends has been in progress throughout the week, and a large amount of capital let loose, but such has been the complexion of the money markets and of political affairs that ,persons have been doubtful what course to take. The event of the week is the arrival of one hundred thousand pounds iu gold from Australia, a sum which gives an earnest of a new source of bullion supply, likely to equal the greatest results of California, so far as we have yet the means of judg log. In the year 183 l the sum of ten millions sterling was shipped front the city of New York, and we may look foward to an early period when the flourishing city of Sydney may rival this export. As yet the effects of the Australian discoveries have been local in their operation, but the period must be at hand when a rush of population will increase the number of gold diggers, and when the supply of bullion to the East and to Europe will create new channels of trade, and produce, perhaps, a great social influence. The market for American stocks this week presents no feature of novelty, prices remaining as before quoted. Bank shares have not been largely dealt in during the week, but prices are very firm. Colonial Bank shares have risen nearly 11., and Oriental and Union of Australia have both realised higher prices. The sales recorded arc as follows :—Australasia (40/. paid), 39; ; Colonial (25/. paid), 12 ; London and West minster (20!. paid), 29!, 2,t ; Oriental Bank Cor poration (25/. paid), 31; div.; Provincial of Ire land (251. paid), 41,:; Union of Australia (251. paid), !IA Dock shares are also firmly held, and East and West India stock has risen IL, being quoted 146. London stock is worth 120 ex div.; Commercial, 853 ; St. Katharine, 81. In steam-boat shares the chief business has been in Royal Mail Steam, which have fluctuated a good deal, owing to the heavy call upon the resources of the company from the loss of the Amazon, which has followed so quickly upon the numerous other casu alties that have happened in this company's fleet. Business has been done successively at 78, 80, 78, 791, 781, 771, and 76. The market for these shares is now flat. Other descriptions, however, are well supported. Peninsular and Orientals mark 713, 72 ex div. and bonus; ditto, New (10!. paid), 174, 2 ex div. and bonus. General Steam Navigation, 271, 28. Eastern steam shares, prem. The shares of the Australian Royal Mail Steam Company have been allotted, and 21. each paid on 30,000 shares, making 60,000/. A new company, with a government eon tract for West Africa, has Just been brought out. Insurance shares are firmly held, the only excep tions being Alliance and British Commercial, which are just a shade weaker. Au advance has taken place during the week in Legal and General Life, London, both Fire and Ship, and Phcenix; Guardians are also looking up. The latest quotations of the market are as follows : ' Albion, 86; Alliance, British and Foreign, 211; ditto, Marine, 424: Anchor, If ; Atlas, 171 ; British Commercial, ; Clerical, Medical, and Gene ral Life, 271 ; Crown, 13 ; Eagle, 61 ; E qu ity an d Law, 41; English and Scottish Law Life, 31; -Euro wan Life, 12; General, 53; Globe, 133; Guardian, 55:, 1, 55; Imperial Fire, 243 ; Imperial Life, 18 ; Indemnity Marine, 48; Law Fire, 31; Law Life, 461; Legal and General Life, 41; London Fire, 201; London Ship, 201; Marine, 151; Medical, Invalid, and General Life, 21; Monarch, 195.; National Loan Fund, 21 ; Pelican, 38; I'hmnix, 160; Professional Life, 1; Provident Life, 30; Rock Life, 61; Royal Exchange, 225; Sun Fire, i 209; ditto Life, 48; United Kingdom, 4 ; Victoria Life, 5, 51. The General Reversionary and Investment So ciety's shares are quoted 93; Equitable Reversionary, 1071 ex div.; London Reversionary, 44; Reversion ary Interest Society, 1001. Miscellaneous shares are quoted as follows in the official list:—Assam Tea Company, 91; Australian Agricultural, 15; Australian Trust, 201, ; Anglo- Mexican Mint, 241; Canada Company, 49; Hud son's Bay Stock, 206; Price's l'atent Candle Com pany, 23; South Australian, 231; Electric Tele graph ) shares (20!. paid), 20 ; Submarine Tele graph IL paid), re pm.; British Telegraph Com pany ( 01. paid), 20. Tho imports of specie this week comprise 1347,509 dole. by the Europa, from New York; 2,945!. by the Peninsular and Oriental steamer Iberia; 1,700 f. in gold dust by the Tay, from the Brazils; 35,000!. in Australian gold, by the Mount Stuart Elphinstone, from Sydney; besides about 55,000!. by the Anna Mary, and a further amount by the Ralph Thompeon—all from the same quarter; the total receipts of gold of Australian produce being fully 100,0001. The entire imports of the week, as above stated, may be taken at about 280,000!. Tho total amount of the precious metals exported direct from the port of London, during the week NMI! MI 0 Ai 94 116 ISI 16i 2S 171 z d 133 1 d 41 3iilziat IS/ 19 z la COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING LANE.:-THIS DAY. The private contract markets have been quiet to-day, and no business of importance reported. The public tales declared f -morrow arc of Sugar 150 casks Ilarbadoes, 2,500 b a g, Mauritius, 9,:)00 begs Bengal, 1,000 baus Madras, and 3,000 hags of Penang and Java. Coffee : The small quantity of GO casks. I'imento 300 bags. Saltpetre : GOO hogs. NiSTALB.--About 1,000 slabs of Banca Tin have been sold at 83s. 6d. cash. Iron: The quotations remain un altered. Speltcr Holders have been Sim, but we have no sales to report. Ceylon ('lumbago has been sold at Us. to 64.; superior bought in at las. 011.8.—Scul, pale, 321. to 33/. ; straw, 311. to 311. 10s. ; brown, 291. to ; Sperm, 841.; headmatter, 92!. to 951.; Cod, 321. South Sea, 321. to 331.; Olive Galipoli, 431. to 441. ; Spanish and Sicily, 411. to 421. ; Palm, 261. to 261. 104. ; C ocoa - nut , 28! . to 3&. ; Seed, rape, pale, 311. to 321. ; Linseed, 211. 10s. to 26!. _ TALLOW MARK ET.—THIS DAY. The market is flat, and prices are barely supported to the rates of this day week. The delivery last week was up wards of 2,800 casks. Town Tallow is quoted 36, 9d. nett cash ; Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, 36..6d. new ; 365. old ; new year (l 802), 37.. 9d. ; on or before end ut March, 365. 3d. FARTICVLALLS OF TALLOW. i MO. I 1111:1. 1652. ______ oteek dem day Cask.. 42,412 32,1441 00,4111 Delivery Met week Do. from tat June amval last week V9 1,012 10 1 4 Do. from let Jaw l'nee Y. C. Ws day per mat.— 3J.. 3d. 37r. 6d. 36 3 .3 d. Do. Town 4ls. 04. 39, al. 39e 64, PUBLIC SALES advertised for Januar/ 80 23 :-1,30 CASE S and 80 boxes South American Tallow ; c.c.'s/ Austra lion ; 40 casks Naples. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The supply of Wheat at market by land-carriage samples from Es‘es was small ; that from Kent was tolerably good. The contlitlion of most of the samples was, however, but in different; nevertheless a clearance was effected at an ad vance of Is. per quarter upon last Monday's quotations. Foreign was held firmly for a like improvement ; the sale, however, was not brisk at the advance. English Flour was quite as dear as last week, as was also American and French, notwithstanding an arrival of 17,000 barrels from New York. English Barley was in short apply, and all descriptions must be noted Is. dearer. Foreign Barley, for grinding and distilling purposes, brought rather morn money. The arrivals of Oats have only been moderate during the week, and, although the dealers acted with much caution, needy buyers had to pay an advance of Gd. per qr. Beans and Peas were unchanged in value. BRITISH. Shillings per Qr. WILIIAT, &SPX k Kest red 38 to 40 to 43 . white, 43 to 43 to 44 Natant and Suffolk _„ 33 to 40 to 43... do. 43 to 43 t o 43 'Talavera (Brea or Suffolk) .. - . . ...... . Cainbeldge it Unpin red t0 .. 33 .. t0 - 43 white, 49 to 49 to 411 IT; DOW_ ... house, begins Maltlag MALT Oars, English, feed It to 20 blast l9 .o 20 Ditto Poland* Bernick fic Scotch, feed 21 to 22 24 to 20 Irish, feed l7 to II to 19 ..=....... ..... . 19 to 20 Ditto, potato 9l to 13 Nas, lit ey 27 to :4. .maple . 3O to 32 Blue 30 to 10 .1 5 =a1 44 to 41 White 30 to 32. Buts, Mssagan 26 to 27...tiek 23 to 30.. old 32 to 34 Harrow 23 tie 30.. mall 39 to33_ _ .01d 34 to 34 TAMA, newepring, per huh.— to new Inatir ii to 4N 3d old to Karsaaeo, new 42 to 44 Lotman Coosa per Iliellnied t9 to C:0 10 Cuivaaaaas, per cwt., red.-- to to —...white to 7 to— holm, town made. delivered 37 to 40...1hie bousebold .. 30 to 33 Norfolk mid Suffolk 27 to 211...whltin 23 to 36 FORKIGN. altillings r Qr. Was" Duarte and Konigsberg 39 to 44 ..1Ino 4334 Pomeranian 38 to 422... Rostock 40 to 41.., Stettin 37 to 42 French to to —...Brabant to Danish 33 to 33... Hamburg ...3,5 to 37 to 39 Russian 26 to 30 .Egyptian ........ 23 to 29 Danube Rrs Rau" feeding 2O to 13...d1stIlling 24 to 17 Latvia — to —..,Lydian Corti Days,Runian b7 to II Pomeranian and ntralsund IS to 20 Swedleh and Danish .«..... 17 to 19 Friesland and Dutch, feed l6 to 111 Ditto, brew. ......... .. ... 20 to 22... P lands 20 to 32 Buss, tick Small 23 to 27 .old Pass, grey KIDTW O II 31 to 23 „Tammy IS to 20 26 to 27 White n lo 32 .b.dere . Tama, old. Liman, Baltic and Rumania 41 to 46 Madlterraneaaand Odeon Raman 42 to 44 .11esatomei —. 33 to 34 UR CALM freed duty, per NIB, 14 10 to /4 13 Per Barrel of Iligibs. Puma, Antetioan 14 16 20 to 22 Canadian Dmitsie —to Hamburg French, pot mak of 2140104 23 30 to 32 to 34 ARRIVALS INTO LONIXDI FROM 12th JAN to 17th JAN. Wbo C it a. English. Swish. Irish. Foreign. I 31343 I I I 217 23111 S (Ada Mole? 1270 MN 24b0 1 4317 Flour, 17,277 banal., 3,373 tacks; Malt, 3,237 qrs. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Pattcnden and Smith report that the market continues brisk for all Hops with colour and quality. COAL MARKET.—THIS bAY. West Hartley, 14s. 6d.; Hartley, 14..; Gasforth Walls End, 15s. Gd ; Eden Main, Walls End, 16e. 9d. ; Walls End Hetton, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Lambton, 17s. Bd.; Russell's Hetton, 17s. Bd. ; Walls End Stewart's, 171. 6d.: Walls End Tees, 17s. W.—Ships at market, 164. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. We have a fair average supply of Beasts: the weather being more favourable there is • cheerful trade, and in some instances prices are rather higher than on Monday last; but there is scarcely advance enough to warrant our quoting more. The supply of Sheep is small, fully ade quate, however, to the demand. The dead trade having been exceedingly bad during the past week, the butchers buy very sparingly to-day, and, consequently, on the average prices are co better. (loud Calves are not plentiful; these are rather dearer, but middling mom are still low. From Germany and Holland there are 504 Beasts, 1,940 Sheep, and 134 Calves; Scotland, 900 Beasts; Norfolk and Suf folk, 1,900 ; and 700 from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per star of abs. o. d. o. 4. I Po. dons of sits. a. 0. .d. Rog timid. Herefords 3 0 110 DM 10.. A 1111..bda SD 0 U Root Sbort.aboess 3 4 3 0 Rog L0ed.g0010...... . 3 0 &toad dually Ikmolo 2 10 3 2 Do. do. Shorn .. ... U U (largo 110. ..... Hot Dos a Ilalf.bredo 4 0 4 4 i Lunt. . .. .. P 144. 14oko 31/0. µ gymitit, 353; 00ttp and Lunn.. 2;:,:70 ; Co/ .o•. 14; Tits Tasss or LIREHTV.—Tho French frees of liberty are all to be cut down, and tho wood given to the poor for fuel. Thus Frenchmen haeo liberty to—wano thernoelves.—Ptoich. _ FLAL—Oreat preparations are being made by the fanners in the neighbourhood of Eye for the cultivation of the, by ploughing, minoring, and otherwise preparing the field, for its growth.—lpswidt Exprus. IS IS Si 1 IS II lie 15 14$ 14 I 24