The Express. — London, England, 1852-02-21 00:00:00

~ - • •, . • #/ 9 , 41 ,...44‘......--‘-e• - •-' -,.., - ~ - %/i ‘ l4-I ' . " - e a dd,.._..,_....---- , -4 ----- _ ---___ , • ---4 , . - , ;, .• i i • IE. filq ,;' , KiVireii A • • . .?,- .J.:,4.•-.i.Z„' , l. : . ./ • • . - -- .1% __ . ______ • - _ . •. • . • , Tilt _ . •••••.. No. 1,715.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 21, 1852. [THREEPENCE. , AVSTRALIAN LINE OF PACKET SHIPS, THE NAVY ESTIMATES. HUNTING APPOINTMENTS. RAILWAY& MONEY MARKET. MINES. 6 , alma DINA and llogisr Traders for VAN Dl.OOOlll _____ ____. t NS r relLUlt, SOUTH AUSTRALIA, 10-11roo spas. (ham the Doirg Nes s lin Majesty's ftivlatawls, Tuesday, Malmo; Frier& ..... ) •en mot Ma ern 00 4 0 0 arra allai* Garransistions the Crispin, IViakesid-st 11. THIS DAY. THIS DAY. THIS DAY. " w. sse emousenwesw lo be given tor *draw el rang. If the safety of the country depended on the sta. Cmdm i m mi i s n a mm a s od r. A. w e . 1 T ee m s p Two o'Clocx. Two o'Ctosx. Two o'CLocx. i t , pewee 7it . y, ma rs= c....... 3.,.. i 1rar n.. ..11 .... s , ~a bility of particula r gove rn ments, we Should be in a dews Ins LFriday, Biedlip-at half•pest 1. _ _ .. Th• muts_uhiek have esserrad woe this The unexpected :ministerial crisis has created a In the present state of the money market dealers aria •mi..- 0 . - 7k --- 1,.. t j ,..., . ~,,,i i Very way. But, whether JOHN RUSSELL Baron Retbeehales steghoungs, Monday, Embalms; mums sit won aa others , and k ha, arty. 57147 ,- 1 CasrLll . freh ir. L . irrisid ran rump. kith., r be in or out, the national defences most be attended Telusen. lisedetiek--st 11. little uneasinees, but no alarm, oho 'gate of parry no indisposed to operate. Quotations remain 0 be- Prima ate generally lower, and Mr polities lately not having engaged the eym. fore, except for Agna Fries, which show a slight ifs -11,141111.14 . MrTait's harriers, Veds ... seday, Lingle Toes; es- a mi d yu r th om sa d B ooth % storm DAI kin vowel* au 010 alla ..... ._3oloanan • 1 497 . I to, so we may look to oar Navy Estimate+, for consols- ' pat of the public. Consok - opened rather Formant. The qotations of the non-official li st an ..._ hardily, Allan Lod/to-es ..ructoLicstuotemm... m e* It sorer =R ai, . ::: 1: Bon in these changeable times. PALINURUS may or ximeassis sa d ossise„die-atasims. Monda y , n o mad ; Free& shares are doll, and deellahtg. lower, at 901 to 97 for money and account, in follows Canon's Creek, 1-16 ilia .to 1-18 prem.; i r dia , 44 ......... 100 p. Dour row B.ia Yen. to overboard, but the vessel most continue her course to Friday, elaylbre- at le. emu= AND IMO IMMOSnaernin. but have since recovered, and been dealt in at Quartz Rock, par to 1 prem. ; Devon and Cornwall se' mem rim = 19 ISO Inillssillinl. labo are ass. her destination. Heyde* hseeds, Wedaesday, Fast Mill Hills; Saturday, , Chia peke; Soho 001 V' 97/. Very little business is ing forward. The Mines, par to 4 prem.; Auriferous Ore, 1 dis. to Part - gee at • ....._„_•"• - • 1 • 18 "IP ("SU" The Navy Estimates for the year exhibit, as we SP 4 tte else Weel-st it• st. Pd. Darman. 7 30001 7. lO I 0 10 iraneactione oa officially are :-Three per Australian Freehold, 1 die to par • Port Philip, pm t0.0 ,- . u l• tatearau."'7;',B garirka 7i, rnes e r io rea.mma antici on Thursday, some reductions. There is !forme); hankie, Tueaday, Kspscott Village ; Friday, r t. - 1 . 7 a.m., Cornasweei-es half-past 10 ......._ .... -z .... .., 11 111 II Cent . Consols Annalist's, 981, 971 ; ditto for ac- to k prem.; Colonial Oold is noted Ito 1 prem. ; • " net decrease" of 111,2711. And there is Tisdale hessels, Tuesday, Edington ; Friday, Warders-- le 114"6 "il i meed '''''=" m m m count, 98, 97; Three per Cent Reduced Annuities, Victoria , par to } prem . ; Lake Bathurst, par to 1-18 FOR PORT LVITELTON, CANTERBURY lialaethiortreeablo in the c ont e m p l a ti on of the de- at halt-pest 10. 111 oe an...w.i.. 91 1111 971, 1; New Three-and-s-Quarter:per Cent. Annul- prem.; London and Californian Crushing Co, par ~,rr 1 rtiEN r, als i Dam Pane is NOW IrJeteL - The Sat ._ .._ ._ - • _ , , ' • '• .. A, ~ 0, aftAln A 4 sas ~... _ Ima m ii .... taus in wolt la managed. There is a considsiable Iturbsin Comity hounds, Monday, Rainbow Bridge; SI 0 airiomhsed, ties, 98/, 99d, 914 ; Long Annuities, 7 1-10. to 1 prem.; Sierra Nev ada, par to 4 prem. 99 ". 1. " "` ,...b.,., t 1.,74 9 b; the ess;ereary Ministers. sal so t4ab me decrease , for example, in the item of "Naval storm, " w •a•••daf. Wilintos ; Friday, Finders Cottage-St WI- QM Ma..latent - - ilia Si. 100 Moan sad Samar ... .. 53 07 Exchequer Bills have to-day shown a disposition Closing Sensalss by 4 Leaden be Pen Lyttelbs. thatatray SOWSINIS 1 , 1 saw which leads one to hope that a letter use is to be made P I" W Mis /ealand, a W SUNOS'S/IT. the hllli mess.-Pee RISPIIIIIIII bileads, Tuesday, Early N oo k ; Saturday, L L 2 " Im es • ••• - I 4 i IN 11 1 1 to further improvement, having been dealt in par- Na Mute. Nuns. Pm. 0 • , ~,,,,,', iik „.. 11 ,,,, at the imiaryks 0.. of thesealseady in hand,and other smallerachievements Kim m ins... Chialor eat .. 9 154 Bay at 61s. to 64e. prem. The following is the Paid nesessr. Wig. es ems anent. Pamit , ... • 00 4. Daldlard Solaothric. 1113 11110 . 0 .,,,.„, o r o„. ~..0.-isiio6. 9. 0,00 ;la l . in the way areeocomy surprise the roader of the does- Saiskien and Minna burins, Tuesday, la c ;33 ml Dr u sl i n uesdie rsrtkosdator. ei se Aced reoord of the ornins transactions: Ruche. 1 00 .0ro i ern 1 if lima 41 1 ITATNES. Ile, Ventitundt.strett; era Illean. Y sail Co., meat. Bat the real point of novelty and interest is Frilly, half.pse 10. quer Bills, 1,0004 84s. prem.; ditto 5001. and small, " re ° ' iu. " :00 C•Itkralan 517 ten tisieb-anet. • ,00.. 20 Apturlati ... ....... . ~. A. A viiiru. ztarnatelder otadastsgimiltutarstios. a remarkable item to which we now beg to direct ___.Bues Ilea Today, Kennel; Saturday, Pinsk Se 311 LIS Mesa (dm i:e i and L SD) n Si 601. to 83s. prem. India Bonds, 1,0001., 73e. to 71s. some 30 australlm •.. 3 I i - - attention. Under the head of " Wages," we find in- ••• " is sa no. ;gas Lin:) . :. sf I .0.00. lAm !tads „ ~,.. at Row , it lla t airsabmmes, Tuesday, Helios, Borspatesd; Thus- ei, 2., i m a m mamma ... premium. I aes i lailA 'LLMELBOURNE GOLD and GENERAL a_..t_i _a____ i 111 VIN:: ASSOCIATION. Os On oM.lmik Priest^ wawa a IlialirgC or aa So [VW. amounts d al. ca m G imp ; s i a iu d iy. G e di s id , Ki o t s 1111,,1. II in ii . own um.. 0. ...,•• . I to 38,600 L, and is to provide for a "Naval reserve of se a inener et to. 6 "' ir iai t . .x.) ... .. If If 15,i.00 30 llaalerrra Ina aad Oa; all The political crisis has impended operations in the two _ 8 0 t,.... sm. - ••• knows' market, and only those have been carried out too. , -0 i WA ausaolisa sae a 1 . 1 ... da lo mhoni Mane-SI, tat s a W y ss sEallinst. ' 5,000 first and second class petty officers and able bean* Tuesday, Dunes ISsehte#4o . o t 2 sem NA eat& i ' n , 3 l ~ it„kt , Tata were imperadee. Prices, however, hare not "A ° u "r•vs- Imo Swum re Sit - - Per 4 to a rural. and doe MINIM Is the moot y agewnew isle. - - ..' 4-- --"-- varied. The transactions ffi iall rted :— Bra- vow se Do. Omar sod Cobb" .. al - - 0 c y repo are ll,eoo DO Ito. St. Juba Di Se; . 13 - - :kin, , a teed will be rinaoo l 3looo 1000 0 11001 seamen. re.. All T”ar This is a Step intended to get over that peat dif- Needs , Blackmon; Tuesday, 3: 1 di " Illm l am " - - all oal li Wan Ws Dab sin= Old Bonds, Five per Cents., 98; Dutch Bonds, 11 . 09 .- 0 .....„ ....... bn o, 9Per •••• . se Two-and-a-llalf per Cents., 591; ditto Fourper Cent. mom 3 101 . 0 Australian Cuppe, 1 . 2 1 4 f - r • e - pw 4 slays as cstetal be rubienbed. Friday• , ; Saturday, Barnard's, Masa. BMW of insontag t/re, fleet to which we recently c m & it owl Item. finika.... OIS St. to ne ROIL IL. Bossed, I.L.D. DenstV Dememe sad an See% da, 1 4.4 attention. Hitherto governments have RIME obi Ikea hounds, Tuesday, Therpaltroot ; Fri- N. ts 14.1"heal Ferittr w maes re le if Certificates, 921; Equador Bonds, 41, I ; Grenada 2 .4 (9 20 ( Amend maga. e.t.a pie,,, AT411.0, 164.. i attention . _.___. trusted to thepossibility of their o ff ering " bounties," day, thessr-bridne- at a quartet to U St. NS Serb Wasters - - Deferred Bonds, 81, / ; Mexican Bonds, 32L 1, / ; tag ,f ; " ",,,r4" • """ • ..... l lde i pm oaks asowt On t P." 1..1-. II " 41.11.141mm e 41/6" ''' .. " ... " —to some vague idea that they would be permitted to _Rea. G. Pelves Tswpda4, Are asd Commas, r , am. ... .. Is I IN i i all gent i pis 111 c sums& M all Do. dina,A,Daterria I Portuguese Bonds, Fonr per Cents., 331, 32/ ex div.; 20,000 to ti , zloanaSsuUtemeriar 9- - The 5100 se. ie, tso st MOW. Chalms. issue " press warrants" if necessary,--and to chance in zi a k le"dds ff - " I " I N" 1- isf all Da iiras tr l3,llpret. 110 .H , Spanish Old l'hree per Cent. Bonds, 411; ditto, for 21 " Mu ' sft r o• lulu' Au Acme. 644•6.. a Batt , :3, Lowe nememrsentm general. Ships paying off have turned their crews Wetness bounds, ramday, Fake ; Tuesday, DriMeld so aa Toll•bar ; Monday, Burma Agues ; Friday, Ussiewood- St. IN Wats " t he. .. ) it :z d gi 4i z d 7,000 30 Isate do Cuba account, 411; ditto Now Three per Cent. Deferred, co.° 10 no eiori - - OA 1 . 1,41 , ,r10n, It 11.. It r , a. • 6,,esoo.a r tsa su r ieL etstms,vatenetor. adrift, and it has constantly happened that line-of- at a quarjey to it . 7 10 11 J. II C.s. kal . lire a • 10 a lasseistwei Swims ... to . 77 181. 13,174 MISS Called Salem - A. a. 'awe, Mu , oebrquara.Llssda • sias. battle ships have had to wait months for men. Lord Yarborough . ' hounds, Malay, Utterby Green ; leg aii D.. aims _.., ._... ... 7 spa The export of bullion this week from London in- '""4"1" 1 West .tad La ut.• 04. Lethat I).clons. 3ii, Corsarellosh nap-Okir. Worse than this, they have been sent abroad shame- Wednesday, Kirton Snakes ; Friday, Auctieby Villa-st " L 11)° t eemmemea Ymmeim mi 33 13 1 1 A. 1.... WA., P.rq , :.4.alit.terelrt, is.b... Ls n Da OLT= ... ... .. :7 : die eludes 382 oz. of gold coin and dust to France, and - —6- , p.,..-. 4 ruarr, E. 1., GrOa Villas, Illelasty. fully manned. for service. This was notoriously the IL_ _ ' I n a 74•1 II The moszpsolod ministerial crisis hey crested a Ilitlo mssoeloom but no alarm, the stated party rides lately au having engaged the sym- Mkigof the public. f.'sob opened rather at 961 to 97 for money and account, bat have since recovered, and been dealt in at 97k. Very little business ie g forward. The banaaetions as officially recorded are:-Three per Oent. Consols Annuities, 981, 971; ditto for se wont, 981, 97; Three per Cent. Reduced Annuities, 97k, 1; New Tbree-and-s-Quarterer Cent. Annea -1 t 81,99/, 981; Long Annuities, 7 1-16. tier Bills have to-day shown a disposition to farther improvement, having been dealt in par- Xisist 61s. to 64e. prem. The following is the record of the morning's transactions: Exch.- quer Bills, 1,0004 84s. prem.; ditto 6001. and small 60s. to 83s. preen. India Bonds, 1,0001., 735. to 71i premiums. Thspolitical eriais has suspended operations in the iftrmarket, sad only those have been carried oat were imperadvk. Prices, however, have not varied. The transactions officially reported arc :-Bra ailian Old Bonds, Five per Cents., 96; Dutch Bonds, Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 591; ditto Fourper Cent. Certificates, 921; Equador Bonds, 41, ; Grenada Deterred Bonds, 81, ; Mexican Bonds, 323, I, - ; Portuguese Bonds, Fear per Cents., 33,t, 321 ex div..; Spanish Old Three per Cent. Bonds, 411; ditto, for account, 411; ditto Now Three per Cent. Deferred, 181. The export of bullion this week from London in cludes 382 oz. of gold coin and dust to France, and 292,928 oz. of silver coin and bars to the near conti nental ports. The total value of this bullion is about 75,0001. Besides this 236,3001. is going out by the Ripon to the East Indies and China. In themarket for foreign exchanges drawers prepon derated yesterday, and the quotations were generally speaking rather upward. Short Porlil was done at 25.27} to 321; ditto, three months, 25.45 to 50. Bills on Belgium ruled at the same rate. Hamburg was higher, in consequence of better quotations from the other side ; it closed 13.101 to 1. Amsterdam looked up likewise, it being done at 11.191 to 12. Frankfort was negotiated at 121 to }. Bills on Italy and Spain were a shade in favour of buyers, but paper on Portugal continued still in demand at pre vious rates. Austrian paper was very dull, Vienna , being done at 12.26 to 40, Trieste at 12.38 to 42. The following are the rates of foreign exchanges negotiated: Itars. Fr Prams ansoustes. om To Amsterdam wit Short 115.1811 v. ... 111. Mats. Ditto &Madam - 1111. 01.1.. listslmrs sod Abloom 13mcs. 013.111.13mc5. 101seit. ths.Nakte per ZIO „ 1315. Okr. ...1213. ikr. per! „ 121. 3612. 125. 40kr. „ 123. 32112. 123.42 k,. „ 2512.43 e. ... 220. 30,. 2312. 43e. ... 2312. 30e. 230.43 e. 2.212. St*. ShOrt 230.274 e. 230. 321,. 3 Months2Str. 43e. ... 2312. 30e. 2.11 r. 45e. Mfr. 30a. 2. 3 1 4 . .: 5 3:. 2 11Z: 3 a. 231,. 450. ... 1312. 30.. 2312. 334 e. ... 5013. ear. n "tr. 3" The Navy Estimates for the year exhibit, en me antics on Thursday, sons seductions. Them b • a " net dowsers" st 111,271 L And there is something sporoble M the eintetoplation of the de tails in whisk it barmiest There is • cossidsrabie decrease. tar is the item of "Naval aberft• which boils mob Alta better use is to be of those raeldevessits in the way seeming ample the reader of the deem. meat. But the real paint la novelty and intend ie a remarkable item to Ai& we now beg to dined attention. Under the bred of " Wages," we find in cluded a charge for s'lliseal Reserve." It amounts to 38,6001., and is to provide he a "bleed sawn of 3,000 first and nand due petty often mid able seamen." This is a step intended to get over that peat &if firdutyst man-Bug the. fleet to which we recently attention. " Hitherto governments have trusted to thepossibility of their offering" bounties," —to some vague idea that they would be permitted to issue " press warrants" if necessary,—and to chance in general. Ships paying off have turned their crews adrift, and it has constantly happened that line-of battle ships have had to wait months for me. Worse than this, they have been sent abroad shame fully manned, for service. This was notoriously the ass bang the Syrian difficulties of 1810, when our fleet was very inferior to the French one in the Mailihmearen. While the good people at home ware nabbing their bands at the notion of our "Firing" the French—de real naval potentates on whim that patriotica r rs expected to devolve IMO writing home • g for men. The Ad miralty wars at their -enes—which, by the bye, was MS fir sa—and wine the City was highly joyous, am mist old cameo ash as 13owLas, were se antlers se brave moo amid be about anytime. That dereger, however, Yew over. Oass INA one traditionary reputation saved us. For we le do es moth by that taditionary riptide= di poems who seemed the oral ellbstim et bb waistless by always keeping a mysterious sliest in bit bedroom, which they supposed to amain im mense stases of wealth. Let to lack at this project for the reserve now what more in detail. It is to be essentially a force. Petty officers and able seamen WU be invited to enter the force, which will be &lb to be sailed out for naval meeke at any time. P slim will receive 121. ar W. a year; able seam IL They will be bens on the books of a die is arthelso, and furnished with leave IMO moserable st ths sal et every year, so long se they ere Min not in the royal way. they will b to conies their service mist to the waft bade, and will time lo always Hub to be add sot as an omergeney. The ad seals body to the serving ef fns country are ensegh. Anything et ewes b batter them IMO unembisty and impotence, whir is the pews* state at things. Bat this force will contain the way flower of our mom Ossaposed of " able .rasa," the superior dime silk It will attract to itself the IMO orderly sad steady of thae—the- men to whim the certaiiaLf i z per =anent little frame M as a sti r s mann Th e mat sapimmi mg as. will naturally job ft. AMT aim less ' WE . drilled in gunnery am. dab emits When, therefore id sibamealsolg syseit an " emergency' dies MID de Swerve ass may be clistribetai GM s h e may as twain or fifteen line-44Mb 4ip b wire they wadi Nerve as the INA= et th e crew—for ht. stew. meat Mkt as captains and masa& again et gum lbw would no longer be say nerd it Ihe many ingiseble tricks now remeted to IL It man—theanalinel appeals in the style d T. P. 000/LE, kr mogb—which are - or the cajoling Olt el their certilesisr o cei =t ; infamous. ___ -- TILL MELBOURNE GOLD and GENERAL MI MIN:: AseUtIATION. Olt del 0-et-took Presslike. lo 0000 sham-SI, to be peed tee elleineat No Peel to be meted. bed We Lls lobed Is the Brut plot. All Mowers o,aoteed will be ridiemeledlikeed dedeetleh, bikes edet i stte cep.tal be Wiser:bed. MMUS. Tb. 11. h. liovied. LL.D.. Dea , ' caMing odd an 114 •14 Mee& MAN Terkeoet A 1011. 1 4. OK, td..oerLeire e Orr' Row rt. Cho a E%, Wittalimlmbsess. OemeieteelL runts& The Wed 11. s. tbe Carl er =TOM Mina Mt hme. Asch•re.e. Bert t, lemur Weetemar4lreet ton, A 11.. M. 1•.. ltk J. II tog .I.re o souCasslA r a l Tr L arkilialir,•~Derliy. A.1.1104 , A Loa . 04.14quars, LlameWs.tes. Lon:.• Uu. L.tbue 11.clons, Jr, 0rr011b4101414.75414110. A. Vour , 44, Pr% rlorrir.terraft, r m-. fro OVIIIati tilelarty. 31.0 , oArrbilt-strer4 114*.= 4. It. I • o 14 , 4 , 11.1111,, ‘Arbes'4l. 014 11.- Iv 1441, Paree-eard, lisiderebsey. 016,101 tbsonertiel Babb d Lenekik Leabary. tum. -Adam Murray, 141 0011416444114. SOME Soutiroas -Worn. Ertotow red Truant, amide.% Immo* d l. E. Ellaby. 14., 14. Wedleeeb. Swazis -Memo. eauttoo awl Oak 111. Ohl lissailatrat Arorarrt or escareena Ili Is Oa ant dare plan foe Web. lb Avelidle abliegeldra be tbe selioenne oreeenneedettase 1. It 4111 prow tr. for nide" pe • print 11•544141014 el Irirporket esstbrrotA, rim bida gerrany dredudelea eldi orb l irrip , • ul. derlre, Inn eMeltet berns et es =atirte m .ceuerp aid ettagare, berale int ellirene at gal halter no eniatedd et einem mindena vita lan diderd be nerd eurpeer„ nen eey by presund, i tae WWI natteble mire& the veal ieeYleriset *re eery tigewpsat ; dIY ienn et On Contede pideals di rid dim la deptet iniaied atiegunni ea Ike pelt el lbeententen I. Time Omer/ le nee be nnel Ir perd dewed= rained e area= a Meer dre kW le lie nod buidenl poodle. 4. TY wag liiimmels to Ibialpol• I • Will Ole ender. add ad le ibe Imp maneenllin le Ile leee podia (tad ping Itell et est ini TS end. et Or est mane et died abeet), rine =NW etereny d tbe der. lewd' dreenties tr rr I. Te ebrelideint Wine dr bold elYeyaerd relates en their del 1. ie spold and imlnsundpil adiaelidee el Is. maned ere elle= s4 One Ike addriest Ilegletteda• eni lien Os mewl ler ef Vend oil emend end* et 11. mairp, err the Cenpef• Mew Ile wend ]spatially ei libednelieee be say set bet *dr 8. ad eddlniiin via be node air • Berl Mader le edema M. pawn AMA Adreimisr as Ye bons eindltded; fedi, daily el dr ledge bade se aide tbet dr War el drum ode da be grand de ieserientler el de The Preepenee may be ebtenel at *edam i a = B.7 :iese lbws le the ediairie Ws, rid • vespedeble et be dated te Ibe denaltbie. Id ese, W. F. G. 1111TANTia, esendry. Oen% Iteirreurgad, NIL leirpleateed, LenLeeds.Perm/ 16 ' I • ISI *die . 7;1 Do. Vibe Immildis owl Tsai Do. Ds. WIN Lesibltuthern Liebe owl Dleavall 'VC in sr: . . 116.810alyll.sed B.(C Uncles t Boutb.Widi.m, Sir Talton Sykes's Mundy, Monday, Pluekhain ; Thurs. day, Oallow Oap; Friday, Settrington House--at half past 10. Sadsworth hounds, Tuesday, Askern; Thursday, Raw cliffs Ilall ; Saturday, South Hiendley—at half-past 10. Mr. Lumley 's hounds, Monday, Blyth Law Hill; Toes day, Sandbeck Park; Thursday, Park Lane; Friday, Oateford Ball—at half-put 10. • Braimham Moor hounds, Monday, Stockeld Park ; Tu.aday, Gateforth; Friday, Bickerton Bar; Saturday, Garforth Bridge—at half-past 10. Raiford hounds, Monday, Clipstone • Thursday,Coeking Moor • Saturday, Clown—at haS-paselo. Lord Henry Sentinel's hounds, Monday, Halfway House, Newark - road; Wednesday, Blankney ; Thursday, Lang. worth Bridge ; Saturday, /dagiu Moor—at 11. Mr. Meynell Ingram's hounds, Monday, Wolaloy Bridge ; Thursday, Spread Eagle; f3atuday, Wiehnor Park—at half-past 10. Sir R. Sutton's hounds. Monday, Barkley Hall; Tuesday, Wartnely Stone Pits; Wednesday, Stewart's Hay • Thurs. day, Staunton Wyville ; Saturday, Coleorton Hail Lat 11. 1 B. V. Harriers, Tuesday, Sturminster Common ; Friday, Milburn' Port—at hall-past 11. Tivertaa Monday, Tiddesley Wood; Wednesday, Witley ; ve Liekey—at half-ppast lO. Upton hate w, y, Old Halo Turn—at half past 10. Lcdbury bendy Yeaday, Wall Hills; Friday, Feathers lan, fitanaten. Shavgehlas I= Bir ldsaday, Fil th milestone on the Bas. drank read Luteryebe—at half-past 10. W Mooch, ednaeday, Creesage Park—at 10. Werarldshire bweada. Malay, Charleeote • Tuesday, Wlinkerte ; Thursday, Cabliniten Gate; Frid4, Oaydoe lan—dia • patter to 11. Parris Monday, Pateham ; Wednesday, n i I llarros ; Satuday , Dyke—at a quarter to 11. Beeelyda haniess, Monday, Newmarket Hill ; Thurs da Tdesembe Tye—ne half-pest 10. os hal disst haemile. Manday, Wilmington Cross-rond— Crawley and Renhees bet mis t Menday, the Star, Horsham Comandat Orainanim. _Mod* Anna. Worth ; Friday Creesenad, armed Beellt—st a quarter to 11. Mt. Leek= IN,•= a iL e arrie t hant ; Than don ; 11. Nin i 161 . 88 : 1114 ko l Messulnill ; Fri day, Bleekkeek—st XL Lee IlleasVelsweria, M..day, Chiddigiald-etzest ; D Tbeld ii t .iir Psdra Park—es 11. hrreada, Tvesday, Ileddient Bridge ; day, Ma—at haltwt 10. hire and Renwshire hounds, Tuesday, Bo wed Toll; Setnnlay, Broadfield—at half past 10. Duke of Yerdenari hounds, Monday, Plunger ; Tuesday, Wld—eestm•sin ea dp; Wednesday, Piper's Hole; Friday, Back- Itißiest 111. Kr. winses Munk Malay, RenwickTussday, Oreelhass Crawaseds; Thursday, Balaton ; Saturday, Weld—et 11. poi 48 —419 76 7 „ II II 7 T* IS 94 us 1196 „ 1 „ 114 6 31 d 76 419 7 i " , , : 4 6:i 10 26 X COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. f Lliitl It. 100 St. 100 94 31 118 1741 t WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. Ba.ond Vadat I ViC&Lincoln*. tUakel. Union Ds. 'la I remind otut Wastera(l) Moinsertie Szet, sia t i tier . mum, =ird isdskiliss Ils.noit Salk= culposo *Valet Utila MINCING -LANE, SATURDAY MORNINO. The sales of colonial produce have generally gone off well, and steady prices have been obtained for moat articles. In tho Sugar market a fair demand has existed for all good descriptions, and rates rather higher than those current last week have sometimes been obtained ; the low qualities of East India, however, have not been saleable, unless at a decline of about 6d. per cwt. There has been rather more inquiry for colony Ceylon Coffee, at full prices. Very high rates have been paid lot line Bengal Saltpetre. Black Pepper has realised extreme quotations. There is no alteration in the price of Tea, yet still there is a surplus supply on the market. 11, WO 2114 f 14 4 i I Si Si hde t 100 it :4 Ss !! P II 11 Ns 31 am. 311 Si II I de ei Ili As WOOL MARKET.—THIS DAY. The first series of Colonial Wool salm at the Hall of Com ' merce commenced on the 111th inst. There was a large at ' tendance of buyers from the manufacturing districts, but we observed very few of the Continental buyers. The small quantity of Wool to be brought forward at these sales may prevent prices from giving way, and at present November prices are fully maintained. Scoured Wools, particularly Port Philips were spiritedly competed for, and on these we map quote a penny advance. The Phimiecian bringing upwards of a thousand bales of the last clip hu checked an disposition to speculate on short supplies owing to the gol d discoveries. ' itireillieli7.7 1 wolliDown. ... ... _ 30 19 to N Sulk Wafts . .., . Nate&lea\ 1 11 : 44.1aae. = Was, k Waiver 4 dis gar 1 14 14 4 4I 1 4 S dis ::: i D& Ifiry77 10 7VI MI all di.. A Shmernavir sod Mau (Mx. W. MIL) Do. Halm =gin MO Brim ... ..• *Mb Wain in& TerbilatlguiiD.s. *Miss Y Deohnalise 111 14 6 7 9 16 Trieste Antwerp kilt Paris Havre Vow 13S ISI 34 di 0 rel $ 4al TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market i" firm, and prices look upward'. Importers are not willing to go on selling at present prices: Town Tallow, Mi. 64. nett ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 355. 3d. to 36e. 6d. ; October to December, 1852, 375. ; on or before the end of March, 35.. 3d. ii-I 0 ii i ii ii.;.. - : rk,••• 0 0 ” 0 0 0 0 „ Star. 13e. ... 1114. - Iment „ pen pm ism 1 pose 1111 "asi psis • „ 120 pose IN puma pat NON „ ,, pais N mei „ Owe NI moo pow 411 pm* 3 paw ... „ . 7 pure pass —per 41144. „VIM • • fhe price of gold yesterday at Paris was about par (new tariff rate), which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, gives an exchange of 25.17 ; and tho exchange at Paris on London at short being 25.27), it follows that gold is about 0.695 per cent. dearer in London than in Paris. By last advices the price of gold at Hamburg is 429 per mare, which, at the English mint price of 31. 17s. 101 d. per ounce for standard gold, give* as exchange of 13.7 ; and the exchange at Hamburg on London at short being 13.9, it follows that gold is about 0.90 per cent. dearer in London than in Hambez Aooonzir to the last accounts the course of ex change at ew York on London for bills at 60 days' might is 110( per cent., and the par of exchange be tween England and America being 109 23-40 per cent., it follows that the exchange is nominally 0.87 per cent. in favour of England. After making allowance for difference of interest and charges of transport, we find that the present rate leaves a small profit on the transmission of gold from the United States. MN OW AittISMIM. To dr Osimilli• at the Plalksena Grid sad Omani Midas Aiwkliaa Cisitkeso.-1 mod Oat re MI sat to me dans Is ito absewarissi milmiles. lad I gem le waft ale dm% se I E7 los maw of ohms mil* re ow ON le Nie s sod te psy. vim terdrell. Ow we of do= Imo ems. Win% Nei --•—•••••••••••••••••••••—• W itt Om oppllmo Iliblumo—ff me Ws I.li MI 20 Wow W illiodira se& 118. da Islosins T O rl NEM MAW LUllli NAND &T th tt 1 11 1 ft 3 Il 1 0 ice.'::: ?dander Avaa.aosa.—Town Tallow, 38a. Od. ; fat by ditto, 2s. Od. ; yellow Russian, 37a. Od. ; melted stuff, 271. • rough ditto, 16a. Bd. ; Tallow graves, 79a. ; good dregs, 81. Iti n am: . . z i. 71 1 1- SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.-THIS DAY. Mears. Cooper and Davis report the folowing quotations : Prime Meadow Hay, 72a. to 785.; inferior, 6.55. to 706. • Rowan, 60s. to 6,55. ; Clover, 80s. to Sis.; second eat, 7011 to no , • B traw, 265. to 28s. COALS. - Likrearty 10. - Czars 0, ju t Maairr.-Ban's West Blatt*, 13a. ; Chester 12a. 9d. ; Dean's Primrose, 19s. ; PAst Adaire KO, 11e. ; Hastings' Hartley, 135.; Howard's West Hartley Nether ton 13a .; North Percy Hartley, 13e. ; Portland West Hartley, 13s. ; Tanfield . Moor, 12s. ; Walls Ead Brown, 12s. 6d.; Wails End Gosforth, 13.. 9 1 / 4 1 ; Walls End Hor ton, 13s. N. ; Walls End Harvey Wylam enscreened I Is. ; Walls End Hebburn, 13s. 6d.; Wall, End Riddell, 13s. 6d. ; Eden Main, 15s. 3d. ; Walls End Bell, 15s. ; Walls End Braddyll, 15s. 9d.; Walls End Lambton, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Lumley, 14s. 6d. ; Walls End Pen alter, 14s. 3d.; Walls End Russell's Heston, 16e. 9d.; Walls End Stewart's, 16s. ; Walls End Shotton, on screened, 135.; Walls End Cassop, 15s. 3d.; Walla End Haugh Hall, 141. 6d. ; Walls End Seymour Tees, 13s. 9d. ; Walls End South Durham, 14s. ; Walls End West Corn forth, 141. • Derwentwater Hartley, 13a. ; Hartley, 126.94.; Nizon'a M erthyr and Cardiff, 21..-Ships at market, 274; sold, 101. ATIONAL ASSURANCE and INVESTMENT moectano. 7 111. Diertieeptase, Itakiipmapem las tre r • Key, 1844. The Areetatea emblem the sevanuane ef We Amnon eith ere d • We see McMWr laverma d CiplleL The plea is MOW end perabor ft fall ieseneetea and ereepeeleees arras AWN; ea appileellea el the Ile 4 tel , e. of the Asroakeerieoe le the nninows Aiwa Ihreephost the Lame li= isounow. minessir areor. Appeeseleal ter Amain way he imie te the Naming Olraelne. k Is - GT.IE piss!. Ty ei.7. - .7i St n I 17i 1 SO i~awew~ ner;ij 111 b)set 11 11 .1 M larwtlfwi ~i.:w:.' limlllantrywarivAx. Omni to I (it Moo** DIM MINI 174 44 44 8 4 Sid I $ p. 103 :07 1: 2 4 i NO 101 II In si If 17 JZWELLERY. - DODD, 3201111110, u (*.Amu (11asika4rmaa *rift art veriortor., i• NEM ea hipsollia of dielr 1111 IT of MT 0101/113111M is Oaks( the dame sals; ell roma drips la loop ireelip. Ole neva la Ilarika.".4l=L Oallasw lissiay, Corby Toll-gate ; Twarday, Moto& ; Thu:slay, Clipthaat ; thuarday, Knosingtou 7 - at 11. (lewd to CirestW Id11111111,(Liaelti;t I : a 1 . 6 115.1 e i ne Lo l l Ilisihrd NNW Linis Orsosidel Arai Is NMI Bran I owe radimme (dltis) lAwilleßOsir.49•olN. NW, -.... us a 1004 al 11 RAILWAY TRAFFIC DURING THE PAST WEEK. 0 le 67 Fe N 46 Si Si Pi 111 $l9 Hi •1 Si 1 EIFTY THOUSAND CURES WITHOUT ME DI. PM by DO MOM SIVALIKTA *DAIWA FOOD.— *'s2:—tires yam* isilmykable ken borboa amkne.soblibombilblebb Wl= a kw Mesa* aid boadlegb. bow bun by Do Merry% IF idlest Doi" Mods Mr. Worilm Una MO Diu% Ilimbh. Con Mo. at ifterit M. am. as Uri lloomit ik Dues—. I ben vibl ssollarabk barn lyin your Wok, sal ks palkolka ears Ilase.g—Olork Dudek easkurrej b.. at fait.; D ., D ., at IL IL; Mot W.; ik.bb OM serr•islabl quaky. NIL, at Stay J lv. mMb.; kb 1 Ibb mad 11 lb. minion mys art kw 01 ea yesdis of Pos‘ollab airs by DO 116111 IT sal Oa, 111, Res slot. Imiso ; sis• 0, bekebbenbayeet bid 10. Obinoreokkilkost wlr PEW eIFJUAL IT III.OILAItiDIOML Oa the Mb of webnory to oaillimpl. prima Y. dr Mt Ilarokly turabor LE AK H O U S E. sy Mamas Oommo. Elastratlona by R. L Tasona. To lo ongialal Twasty Monthly Surabn% "Warn sidi *David Oropodbil." is Bradbury sad Dm" 111. llouverboisort. Of 11011V4T TO ALL. het purred, steer., LIE MANCHESTER and SALFORD EDU CATION BILL (Mr. Eatelre's sad Itss. N. Iltowers bill), & primer sel draiross in lb teadesey.—l. It abandons Pretaart primer a 1 ea Bekt. 3. It will mantle' sad Vl= ps.u.. ter late lirealas . A. It lasers a draw. Lola: parlead 1111=Mainis4 sad Co., &Akers'. Mort; sad as belted at INA Me UMW me .4drus, J. N. koalas mut • rm malted of tants; nib. woraitted to dellobt ail olio ••• it, sod sooptiao 'beholds BM NW hi NEW INVYATZD TAP wEA ?PERO (tur mom& id Itprillted ot wine PI.P.ro, At Al. AAA 1.. prim TM trade Lb. It is i• Ur Gnu loa. Swats 21 . ne‘ 11 AALOW'S NEW IN-I 1•• • ••••., •-. g _lrUa: "L'On" "" YUTJIo 2" 1 3 1 BPI I rrertins sir, tom it w. se odor lows 1 . \ • tram lam* IM al ail le 41011111031 11 ' --- tlist the tut plot Null be druni sowed as ' - A r ~ , 4) . 1 11------ ----- / tr 7 i 1 !..., , i As thWerramilsi is way Its coat ts u '• , . tits at sip; prise 4s. AL ; AM az . MO*. 11 d r i i i= ll6 + l 4 " will Gs= Y ! u As tl A . the OOP dibeilelC(Willib b U: miss AssbAsbelih illutsisrseiss 11 Arssablisisiliessi. teams tlis Apar is rue of 11•117; wtss As isp A turd r. r• das one dr ass ester. 1 W JAMB SAILOR. 1 WEArs est, Arsios-lhome. 1116. 1 1 A,.-14assrsomaissossit stsasysi sr.ta Ma UM* lad widren. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. Per Asessm. 1 ter Mary. PALK ha. SO. SS NI NITS Ili SO NJ IS Y N IN N us 1611 SS SS CI IN S Inenskiftsst t.=. - -- II .... I ::: I 7_ I ::: airlowa Caries: atilW, *1 Ni ; 30 M7 3 ; 1 . lik_ althr4.lllo lel Ms/ MON naal ...... /away. Ds. Ds. IWO —..— Plabsset 3 p.fa 117; ... Tressary Meads .. ... Ds. a, ism — _ . Saaa Mar Nam, Pas 20.-81: Owneda,so; Ventailles ( lask), IN 21; ISA look), 333; Ms sad (*Ma, 1.131 33; Sad lbw% MI; Mai NY lame, NS M; Missallar awl ask 171 33. Manors and Ibis. NS 73, Mu, 3M; Dwaseada Mama I. 1117 le; Ortssas ead Dardesaa, 443, 144thera. baaL sad landasers, 473; his said Lycas, SIM ; Tours sad eigenb dean Iff bi; 111 4 Tonic wow sad hors, 130; Lame sad "map. SU ; 1110. and IC Menai% Ass. 14.—Three per Cents., 34 ; Alit Bohm. 38 1-18 cash; 381 . New There Ceuta., 181 ; aft er Bolas, I paper Bl. Coupons, Boles, 91. Pugin% 81 ; after Boles. in. - limit d tiFerdinand, 1041. Exchange on Lonielol/76 80. ii . 7l It is also clear that a force like this appeals with very fair right to popularity among then:amen them selves. Their service will count towqrds pension, and two years' service on the reserved list will count as equal to one year at sea. There is a certain matu rity of mind which makes oven sailors grow provident, and there are sturdy maintop-men Lin vessel who actually do care for the morrow, and in the advantage of providing for old age. A mm who can rely on his government allowance while he is also drawing his coasting trade pay—who is enjoying freedom as a merchant sailor while also making up time for a future pension —will be a decidedly more prosperous sailor than sailors have ever been hitherto. The scheme steers very cleverly clear of anything like a military appearanme so that there is no fear of our tars being frightened away from it by the unattractive odour of pipe -clay. It is only the form of the plan which is new—in the sense that new implies anything suspicious, as with sailors it often does ; the spirit of it is the good old fashioned spirit which prompted bounties and encou ragement to volunteers; which encourages the sailor to benefit himself, while he is enlisting for the bene fit of the country. The predominant want in our nautical affairs up to this has been the want of organisation. The re gistration of seamen was one great step towards sup plying it. We are beginning to know something about them sow-a-days ; and a measure like the pre sent draws closer the bonds of relation. between our oilers and the state. It is certainly a step in the right &onion. COVENTDARDEN.—THIS DAY. Notwithstanding the unfavourable change in the weather, the market coot/sues to be well supplied with vegetables and fruit; but trade is still dull. English Pine-apples an plentiful, emaidming the season. English Grapes are over, but foreign cam may still be obtained. The best E ng li s h Pears fetch pod rives. They still consist of Beane Ranee, No Plus Meer* and Reuter Bum. Oranges are plenti ful and aced. Nate an nearly the tame u last quoted. Carrot", Turnips, Cabbages, ite., are sufficient for the de mand. Potatoes an generally good in quality. Lettuce" and other =lading an saleient for the demand. Mush rooms are cheaper. Cut Flowers consist of Heaths Bpa crises Mi Camellias, Roses, Aeacias, Azalea', Priailas, Hyacinth gnonette, e, Tulips, Lily of the Valley, and other breed Mahe. null'` Ploo.opltr o rlth. 4.4) So Oroogio. pot Pm. lo to to pot IL, Alto par aged to lON wis, 1= Mob., pot Imit.,:stok6d p.d00., 10. to So Po" duo" pro d , s., 28 to {Tots, It i ms, Dosik Os to PM Alart"pir pout, is lb to lb mos , par lb.. to 31 Ooto. por S Lamak par dos., lo b de =pm dos.. lid to la id R bsoala. ad. to la id Na NIA*, as tole NAN% rot seinet, to se so ONE% ger lb Ito N to Is Potatoao pot WI. to ON par otrt,„l, le is par boalt.. 111 to ta id Nelda% par day b. to {a 0.111•61111. la to nalory, d bolt pat Nolia. ad to la d Id ONTO% =irk 4d tai I ennuis per lt dove, laalbalbad Optima. pot do% is to la ad Ore m Ir. id toad p. dia. WNW' ladavo. per loom N lob SW, par No, Isle 'Kim*. war., dd N 1• Leek% pit Ws& Id le fd pw lid to 104 2 (04 . Iji = il t W ad Miseiss. per hall -" des — ro4 Latta% fm Calf. p. ism% . 40 t o ss le O lied% sis pea Uwe Iledlik pay WI., I. wls Ihignme, prz pet. 1 s to le 3d per pesky WI to le pit Mil Ise% Id per bark Sdol Sem% pw Wwl6llllls Thyme. pee Pm* w. PI to Sd Pen/sy. pole& Pe b to is le Se 104 psi Wm*. bulk prima. MN 44 lbefsmwols4 psw Week Jd to 4d Wiessessimoriskimett.ol is Is Bgurr Coinerrnss ON PIIIIIITED MrATs (NAvy).—Tbe ceaaatittee ma, tat the 11114 Use, yeaterday to doors drams sod p. -- .p Arommaame HA At gentisoss who pool thole foonloodso Is Ibo whose sad promise of welloisy sod noshod owilloolos so_pootios, ea Thom doh Ifo/o. :—llkomo Ms Imam BMWS. Delliketirr, Dowohloo Gosip Modes, Domini', 'rook ie& Earl Fitawilliam's hounds, Monday, BarnweU Cud*; Wednesday, Buckwortb; Friday, Hilly Wood—at 10. Mr. A. Smith's bounds, Monday, Bnoddeston Gate ; Tuesday, Everleigh and Wherwell Wood; Thursday, Tengley Clumps ; Friday, Clarendon Park—at 11; Satur day, Lower Week Farm--at 12. Bath stag \gouda, Ter day, Wick; Friday, Melksham— at half-past 11. Cram, hounds, Monday, Froxlield ; Tuesday, Axe and Compass, East Woochay ; Friday, Hoe Benham Gato; Saturday, Locking, Brick-kiln--at a quarter to 11. Duke of Beaufort's hounds, Monday, Silkwood ; Wed nesday, Dyrhana Park ; Thursday, Drayoot ; Saturday, Cliffs Pypard. Suffolk hounds, Tuesday, Boron Green ; Thursday, KirUing Tower ; Saturday, Cockdald Greyhound—at half past 10. Albrigliton foxlionsida, Tuesday, LUssl; Thursday, Hun- Wooten • Saturday, Lilleshall—at lialf-past 10. Athenians Dermas, Monday ? Newbold Gate ; Tuesday, No Man's Heat h ; Friday, Kingsbury Wood; Saturday, Coombe--at • quarter to 11. Old Berkshire bawds, Monday, Thrupp Common (Fa ringdon) ; Tuesday, &kiosk Hythe; Friday, Step Farm ; Saturday. Baer, Park--at half-past 10. Carabeidisein bowed', Monday, Brampton Wood; Friday, KinV ad ri=x half-past 10. Cheshire Sandiway Head; Tuesday, Holford Hall; Thursday, High Legh ; Saturday, Peckfor ton—at half-past 10. Mr. Cairo's bounds, Tuesday, Maplewood); Thursday, Vigo; Saturday, New /km Mr. Drake's hounds, Monday, Horton Common ; Tom day, Friford Bridge • Thursday, Luggershall Village; Saturday Trafford Brid g e — at a quarter to 11. Lord ileho's hound., Monday, Ford Bridge; Wedner day, Printorian ; Friday, Belford; Saturday, ]Fillingliam— at half-past 10. F. B. hounds, Monday, Kennel; Friday, Pelean Cross— at half-past 10. liambledon hounds, Monday, Idaworth noose ; Thurs day, Holywoll House ; Saturday, Wintershill Common— at a quarter to 11. H.H. bounds, Monday, Hartley ; Tuesday, Matterley Gate; Thursday, Chilton Old Howe; Saturday, Clare House—at a quarter to 11. Lord Gifford's Herefordshire hounds, Tuesday. Hall ' Court; Friday, Aoonbury Priory; Temday week, East wood* Oak—at half past 10. Lord Itedesdale's Heythrop hounds, Monday, Bruen); Thursday, Eford ; Saturday, Burford—at half-past 10. Wall's Mr. O. Harley hounds, Monday, Westwood Mambas ,• Friday, Slackened Farm—at • quarter to 11. East Kent bounds, Monday, Horton Park; Thursday, 1 Snow Down—at half-past 10. Mr. W. 8. Lowndes's hounds, Monday, Sheep Lane (on the London-road to Woburn), Wednesday, Funs Fields; Saturday, Kennel—at 11. Mr. Morgan's hounds, Monday, Milton Green (near Endsleigh) ; Thursday, South Wood (Dockland Abbey)— at half-past 10. Oakley hounds Monday, Knotting Fox ; Thursday, Cranfield ; Saturday, Milton Mill—at a quarter to 11. Mr. Phillips's South Oxfordshire hounds, Tuesday, Stad hampton Gate ; Friday, Forest Ilill—at half-paet 10. Mr. Lon Phillips's hounds, Monday, East Hook; Thurs day, Woodstock—at 10. Puckeridge bounds, Monday, Pelham; Wednesday, Stan sted ; Saturday, Cumberlow-green—at half-past 10. Pytelley hounds, Monday, Roekinghans ; Tuesday, la bour**; Friday, Millington; Saturday, Staverton—at a quarter to 11. Duke of Rutiand's hounds, Monday, Plunger ; Tuesday, WeSTer's Lodge ; Wednesday, Piper Hole; Friday, Bitch fleld—at half-pest 10. Mr. T. Theobald's Somerset and Wilts hounds, Monday, Standerwiek Cress-roads; Friday, Leighton Turnpike Oate—at 11. I:ordlk;ltharapton's hounds, Monday, Badby Wood; Tuesday, Biddlesden Wood; Friday, F0a1.,; Saturday, Holdups Park—at 11. North Staffordshire hounds, Monday, Johnston Hall; Tuesday, Stoke Heath ; Friday, Ingestre—at half-past 10. Surrey Union hounds, Mmday, Wooten Hatch; Thurs day, Chantry DOW= Saturday, Norbury Park—at half past 10. Mr. Trelawny's hound, Tuesday, the Carew Arno ; Friday, Langton Hall—at half-past 10. United Pack hounds, Tuesday, Smalley: Friday, Down Field Corr—at 10._ Tutoday, Red Lodge ; Thursday, Drif. field Village ; Saturday, Fairford Park—at a quarter to 11. Vine hounds, Tuesday, Padworth House ; Thursday, Aalie Warren Farm; Friday, the Vine—at 11. Mr. Wheble's hounds, Monday, Dear Wood; Thwack), Feed; Friday, Hall Place; Saturday, Strathlieldaaye—at 11. I *ma Vitt* OW New.. (Vaasa_ Wire h ark W. DWI l a t i l mh se(A) tad.. sag Oared se • I llopiit ind=ler. le Oast Z b le=ardftto *rod Wm Taft Rpm. Itut t essmie mow rent timon... OAPs SIO Maw rod Harem' Flak sod am ImetAmaimßlLlPOSo.o Pam Oemerem Kap. DIN, de. No No. . Do. Mar g pr est Noe Foot berg!. ttelem.Batp.o Bam am Denim. Anse amobert= =WalmaDagrmb LareobirokTetim. F SX Do. • per Opt. Nadi ...1 roalee.legibtke..92,l.' Lorin 11 111.Wast.(Cov. _ Ilmisks) S pst Out.. 1 Lpirissioltiktfosisirs Mow De. 00.10011 D 0.310, 410 SS NOW rivestare p a Itc!sakros... 4 8 mad 11 Ile If 1 lit I:1 Os le i 14 's II S 6 lei INarkl4lllii ... oasil. - 1 - 010 — esiler, welt, ..ar SILO will. Ilosimilllrm.FloviChar. ihmakObeamplost.W. Soutla Dem ... . .. TZtr olisA Ihrws. . . 5Me .Ixese sira."."6.l 10 TABISILINILL.B.I64III r.f le 101 " 111 lef 11 18 1111 16 I 11 I 1 Its Rant i n 1.1 : 111 $0 IlnieweeNl Aram .. 10 le . plane (Pomo) le 8 Data Moil' - «. .. P 11 Pet lease , .. 3 3 GNU ildiON Pesl•Wils... I 41 Ds. iu 18 Lumbers ... ... ... NI lo No. ( Marne) ... .. NI PI IPA. •... . ... to o 4 Up de. New ... .. 10 10 !Parma Pep ... .. le 1.. Peters of Pro_ ... - 10 II Imp uel lards= ... 10 $ Pere aed 1.1,11111 ... .. le 18 Fieleml Imp ... 10 le Pads eel Olnievarg ... No 10 Nil Nam ... ... le St mil teem.. ... le If sal Nano ... .. N 4 am Bran .. ... lI.WATII. 111 l i p 4 41 Cs 8 pi ... II SI . s . a li 8 a 4 I 90 M 144 U I 41 211 " trz 1 1 41a 101 4 NI z d LOCAL SHARE MARKITS. laminar, Fin. 20.—Our shwa :market is leas de prewed than yesterday, but not much business doing. The following are the transactions:—Caledonian preference), Lancashire and Yorkshire, 661 ! 60 1 e.—Ditto 7 llftla shares), 71-16 d.—Londen and N or th Western, 119 c. 19184—Ditto (new shares), 3f p.—Manchester , and Lincoln, 29—Midland, 67! 7-Bouth Eastern and Dover, 214 —York, Newcastle, and Berwick (preference, unp_aid up), al d. BIANCHI/MSS, Fig. 20.—The musket opened very flat, and prices declined a 'hide. They were rather inner in the afternoon, but the day's badness was small in amount. Eastern Counties closed et 71; East Lancashire, 16! ; Dover., 204; Leeds stock, 664; Midland, 6411. Bantor, Fan. 20.—The market today was sluggish, and business to a very limited extent. In the bargains closed there was no cleatlen from yesterday's value. 4.1 g el 10 l 6 11 10 1 1 'I --$ t 0 I Kt. 100 60 I • a. I a ii I loi 4 I I • i 4 It 1 10 In the bullion market no change has occurred. The account of tho position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 14th of Feb ruary, is as follows : BASIC 011001•Abl I far tbe week case Feb. 14. 1862. Solos lwasd .o . .neen --" l;34mt Debt..... 0.1.015.1(0 Othar eimuntar... 0 Gold Cola and /Mice 18.041.020 Alm Alban ........ 43.376 =Mon' oiew Maks Dort. finelud. 3.334486 ititt trilnn ost D , Tet e B 4 l): : 4 . "488 6.923.306 4 •1•11-64•0414.tbsi 11:a7971 - L 33.04.14 sm. Government Beentttlen daetud-Dmot wat r et Annuity) ll3 AM 3.A Other domino Noun . 11.383 (loin *Ant 801.172 ---"-- - 6.3"1.69) Yak 19, ISM. 436 . 437 . 62 6 i M. MARSHALL, Chtelitltcr. Compared with those for the week preceding these returns exhibit the following changes: Circulation issue £32,094,395 Increase £362,353 Circulation active 20,668,838 Increase 620,54$ Public deposits 6,926,306 Increase 661,333 Other deposits Government securities in banking department 13,524,391 Increase 103,368 Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments — 18,596,167 Increase 314,521 Seven day and ether bills 1,169,951 Decrease 79,077 The Rest The Reserve From the above analysis, it will be seen that the bullion in the Bank shows a further increase, and has now reached eighteen millions and a half. The chief feature in the return is the large increase of the circulation and the diminution of the reserve, the Bank having increased its public and private secu rities in the week in question. A change has taken place in the public and private deposits which balances each. It would seem from the returns as if the payments out had been in notes, and the pay ments in in bullion. The increase of bullion had been already anticipated by us, from the large balance of imports over exports, and the low price of silver favours this result for some further time. 6NOLIBII FUN DS.—Tem DAT. Beat Stock. SU 18 Lone AmuWee. 1-10 3 per Ct. ketlucal. 1 tulle Stock. 163 tle 31er Ct. Cacao* trf Hite Itfattl.ooo6., 704. 71c. St per Eh CO•01111. DttW far tech 37 Exchequer Mlle, 1,04104. 'ORRICE 411949 11•499, 93 I 6 per Ct. Ilreallna, 94 Do. New, 93 6 6 pee Ct. Benet Arno, 61 33 6 per Ct. Milan, 102 105 3 per Ct. Chthan, 63 6 2-,•r Ct. Dun& 76 76 per et. Outen, 694 WI 4 per Ct. Dann, 914 II rettador, 1 per CI. Urreaxigh 604 1 9 Senintien 6 per FUNDS. 3 per Ct blade& i 6 per et Peonles.2 100 1)16to bereeve. 411 6 per Ct. Perteemea it 3 6 pa /t iris l6 43 poi IX. Soiska, MI 6 per Of. afesinb. Atlia If 231 3 per Ct. Ofimia. 404 p u p a Psinehe, $1 f Vereaels. '676 Do. Deferred. let 161 kat, 63 to X. THE JEWS or PARIS, beaded by MM. do Roths child, sad other prominent members of the sect, have just established a society at Paris for the study and propagation of the sacred sciences. Rooms have been taken, in which religious instruction is given gratuitously to young men destined for the priesthood, and in which Jews of all dames assemble to pray and hear religious books read. A rabbi is attached to the establishment, and ever. Sunday M. Albert 1 Cohn, a distinguished Oriental scholar; reads and explains purges boa the Fathen of the Synagogue. Mae cipmed. Name of Railway. Receipts. 1851. 1862. 1851. 1862. - -- MUTH R. - ---•••• 72 72 Aberdeen 371 37f Belfast and Ballymena 17 17 Belfast and County Down 144 164 33 33 Birkenhead, Lane., & Cheshire 1,083 1,198 26 26 Blackburn 557 680 8.5 85 Bristol and Exeter 189 189 Caledonian 94 94 Chester and Holyhead - 6 Cork, Blackrock, and Passage - 99 22 66 Dublin and Belfast Junction 382 687 63 63 Dublin and Drogheda 7Bl 829 6 6 Dublin and Kingstown 161 16} Dundee and Arbroath 31 31 Dundee,Perth ,Abe rdeen June 639 613 19 19 Dundalk and Enniskillen 68 68 East Anglian 79 79 East Lancashire 322 322 Eaa.crn Counties and Norfolk 12,360 13,233 95 95 Eastern Union 1,871 1,907 841 891 Edinburgh and Glasgow 81 78 Edinburgh, Perth, & Dundee 1,909 2,076 - 8 Exeter and Crediton 18 19 Furness 171} 1711 iGlasgow and South Western 3,302 3,439 236 2411 1 G reat Northern& E. Lincolnsh. 7,799 11,492 188 188 Great Southern & Westcrn(lr) 4,730 4,046 264 277 Great Western 13,474 14,039 26 25 Irish South Eastern 101 101 Kendal and Windermere 90 90 Lancaster and Carlisle 260 260 Lancashire and Yorkshire 13,546 16,066 39 39 Leeds Northern 12 l' Liverpool,Crosby, & Southport 232 218 617 639 Loudon and North Western 40,335 40,684 6 6 London and Blackwall 171 173 London, Brighton, and S. Coast 7,510 7,040 244 244 London and South Western 16 15 Londonderry and Enniskillen 143 208 11 HI Man., Buxton, & slatlock, &c. 99 108 167 167 Manchester, Shelf., & Lincoln 6,821 6,642 8 9 Manchester and SoutliJ unction 411 487 28 28 Maryport and Carlisle 665 486 4961 4964 Midland 19,895 20,329 60 126 Midland Great Western (Ire ) 1,084 1,888 37 37 Monklands 702 921 60 60 Newcastle and Carlisle 146 149 North British 222 222 North Staffordshire 4,399 4,487 47 47 North Western 426 527 45 46 Scottish Central 32 32 Scottish Midland 461 619 291 291 "hrewsbury and Birmingham 647 699 47 47 -.hrewsbury and Chester 29 29 Shropshire Union 68 68 South Devon 1,684 1,675 234 2281 South Eastern 76 934 South Wales Bl6 1,367 69 77 SouthYork.,Doucaster& Goole 1,111 1,298 - 39 Stockton and Hartlepool - 1,107 40 40 Taff Vale 36 36 Ulster 822 918 25 2.5 Waterford and Limerick 13 13 West Cornwall 276 207 12 12 Whitehaven Junction lBB 187 293 3011 York, Newcastle, and Berwick 12,90.5 13,649 256 279 York and North Midland Foar.mtc. 162 162 Central of Franco 674 671 Dutch Rhenish 11 211 Maria Antonia lO9 216 63 63 Montereau and Troyes - 63 Namur and Liege* 995 4121 4421 Northern of Franco 71 1344 Orleans and Bordeanit 1661 240 Paris and Lyons 82 82 Paris and Orleans 84 84 Paris and Rouen 6,424 5,970 107 194 Paris and Straaburgh 4,895 7,613 69 69 Rouen and Havre 67 121 Tours and Nantes ----- • The receipts are exclusive of the amount received from the Belgian government. II li dis 14 ■i 1 4 U N - ;a 4 di 141 17 6 61 21 5 I l i r n i to lee II 4 14 IBS mi 1 7i 1 tsar 14 1 140 141 lief