The Express. — London, England, 1851-02-10 00:00:00

1 Tvlbt 44-Ixprts.. No. 1,392.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1851. [THREEPENCE. CITY of LONDON CENTRAL MARKEL'S ASSOCIATION. PreliellS-JAMFS RLACKETT, req. Tressaisr.-TIIOMAS M. CH aLLIS, EM. lies Mildter.-.1 AM ES J. MILLANO. Esq. ersretary -Mr. JAMES ACLIND. micro OF MR ASSOCIATION. Thseissillmease et the Clod lamMa Merles is armee their yerlien, P r AAA eergerellea iiir ben se Wry terweipeat upon S. Areal el le Alley NAM S. gaff leptiewaree Strilellerts in the coartroction sad et Wee rileitits, ma et their seishbourbouda, aa shall L ii = "1 0111•111a he the retrammeseations or requu entente of the Sots- PSOIMIteII of Ole common interesta of tbe producer and con = spießt any unresilemlible charge In the shape of toll or other- The rent re • New Cleated Cattle and Meat Mn,ket is new fairly betas the peer The Aasedetkia invite all motes brereeted In a satisteebery setthimilatellnis gret greirn, to inspect the ma lel at Melt room, at the wen ad if ffeepile, where they court inquiry and shalhage water.s. The nem which iniu. nee the Aseselatles in supportise the ereabd in oreparaticet of Lundell may be sathermi from the tdbwleT heal summary debris which that plan proposes to eeeorpish tr-ite memillain be the City of lowtos, Mr the benefit at the citizen. •in Webs KIIMMOWO sterling annually-to clear if acres of F seed new esenred by babe Amer to the woes and prejadletal tehmeldt; the hose el tereatliff red pauperi.m, and wateatre haenally re were Merle In the metropolis. In a eteitary pd et new) we wa epee Yew then Lietee's- Leer* enespiedery re *OW he re wet -la shirt of this liffb seal r he. NM m NeIePISMIMInt, as Le then eghty.elne Mews end stalled unarm-he mew all mese in tree or welsh sad e•nelif, by eniergiNg the as.. et the ettrinert, es se treaell +p is standegnelebfar rleilleetmule ere held-to tebeyweers perestre Or L __ewes.h!tlterfag ilterry the days of the rebet-ht steer raleffy hiconvetuesce ue earard by erre peeing reams be abuts in the daytime, by einem the insist r ea rely hem ire mornion-te withdraw the =AM hen nE seats teeter all general Verne y li-es wirert It es es Yenned slime, with en aberbet beet sit wet ps wapplying the make and 11.1.t.iSi the trehr ge mares It Is demi es eery the wormer of the mar. • and err reteee. (see the eta ot the Maim oolitan OirwatlelleM Ash perm within elle et the peeped Ate, and Eleheiges hielthio re Ikessembee-te oweilertanseree public festUsem. mew the Aye leesser, AA A rereally superele the taw deosedelonfreemes wide the L.. _met Aimee en the et abra sierweber Ind lomeielely a viseierwround d▪ eagMemes-lw eke away the webessea if leserperamerket from sad Pstersesear-reet, MS le ISM he brier IntirCy " I 1 8 Sri Ng the peweete werLrrhetY illsere street-to provideores the abriard te st fferbil lakino-bncr<s ft , the pm who sib we Okras% Maly b sal mates howls, and the eareet est tearenla tee the ~I et the sate, and drowse et the merket-se abet them at le fart eerier market 1101111111 ma, by as thereamd toll nmermars le moral, more than a Stream sn trut of meat; the Oiereneles elktieg WI the other rain .*eta 00 Metz ems raposelltael eel true tbek own es emus. TM Asenealen bare the mermen be Arm ghat they hank by their eller rebel Wen the Clieweselne vehollie 1101111M10116 aIMO a 4 tile mini sa le el the Ore pile The meet tn e per* with imbeellME•Midiate.lMM ihe mime y batienlated to Air the me., she le emit Me srliMl r wtr.ebl taxied eplaet malther ermsemewlNseml ewe !Anne the %yet to t a n i , tLe h tle:riem pep lt i st sewers St wereserien Err are are wen the liberal Nipper et afa tkq ble w w ho re !reply bee In the green. The Aar Asa mall therebee et tide nob et thanking their smear Awe wee bre rasa the libel Been. for the bee mainnere ewe eteraire, set the ered ad nee eanderane Y ram meg Inimeeldedir eselieereeey remesel. Try ern too thee lbw neerenne trim& tat venire ennesekre and bred eentriberee. the Aasedeeksi ca ner nineerlelge bet by Ale riniegeneer Alltankse errieelaitler reseed le be mils le the Seen. b ae lit iketer kYp e r tite Arochales nay be Inal at Fans- Wm Whey boy.) Carnes; ie 11111/.02.0 ; ae at the Model API =TO BRITISH PUBLIC; cw the Akers et w ia ter i s r sad the erenlare ot • MEW MN/LAI •111111 orimme UP Till TOILE: Jt wn.Wn.d. Pries One i ;MIAI en the P ogrom CILTIMAL LITE AND DEAD MUT MARKET toe Eke Pelee Tweeter. MALL THE CATTLE MARKET FOE LONDON BE CENTRAL OS IIIffiVELUI I A inergee. Free One Frey. la • hew are rat be reared THE RANI TART ASPECT OF TILE NEW CAT= MARKET (lummox. Cerinitleweeesie, ff, illieneerk Feta T. 1131. rrOAB APPARATUS MANUFACTURERS •m il Otbuss.—sr Classatto at Or Or Mare aseseistlea lass owls snamasorats Ora s psalm d ths NOY AL POLY =SUM IYISTITUTION 4EOI tsr sks =MU bent apart tot the zuvernom la PRACIIC.AL ormanom, se APPAKATUN ess- Wing say swatmgpbestirs of UM, dim kr saLissry, bads& elkoWl. or uriag pawns; bognsommols a bermes. k m." se• Eaalsalom; gasman ma mama Pbsobsosetosdils la awl Ever Ell be sordall la O* Of Or oraNsit palls . no OsausErs morn Ike TWIG NINO masks ao ea lopososamb le EMMONS or vollsedow. They win be by orenpaset yams. sal WI to resived . t the Iwo 40E1 ato 21. blabs., it Is sore • AO& sad 61 —===oy bssb ez =lbssa lbs i = 11111. ONUS= MO(111.1/11. Ourtotiellini. MI6 XHIBLTION OFFICIAL CATALOGUES.— AUVILICTIUMENTS an wow bobs r..Mwd for [bp Pint els lirsier d. MOM et the Mori Pains% saw km the miss .e. Nor usr.... NM Ina* Oilliegra. sPICIR INIOTILLII. glltimis 'Weans. CLAMP ril SO" Man. 0111"114 Wm Bridge-Am% lisibilfilla r a tPILRFECT 81.1118TIMTE tar SILVER.— The UAL NICKEL BILVEIk, blosiesei 14 s eer . = Ft. SC AT" Hes *bpi by Se plea Hum of 1111081•• orl ON is bored el Ye Hey but HWY p seat W relayi Aber OH en be am dim isetey Y sHmerebby, by se week Ha It be boo ilver e le . MY. Tea iyeeee. per Hen TY. ... sa. ... m r Mimi redo . ...—.... HY ... Hs. HY Demert Spam . Tübb Yorke _ Table Spew . Te r i end yen sete. weirs% imilailely ke" et preyerliesale yetei. Al Lids et mytales awe by Ye pint war ( 'I d IIEMICALLYPUfiE NICKEL, NOT PLATED. MO, Throodod t om ... Pottra. ?Mora. Table Niemand Porto tad" psi doom 1k ... IN ... Ira Down thus and ditto IN. ... SAL Too clatter. digs ditto .i4 lAA CUTLERY, WARRANT/la—The most varied moorkmat 'BITABLE CUTLERY Is the von* w worratitod, to sloop NOW at WILLI All IL 111/11101111, ploothat oro rams adv. Niko Immo of tko Glee also Wolk MY lodge, witb ka eMYoti Rio pot d000s; domorlo il = " 14 NO, to boloart, la. par dem Woo; won. TA N. par par ; kayo DON, to suet proportaa. ORM. pot dem; If wilt Ow lioxviso tram 14.; orldko leso lads kabos. boa la par amma; illoorrto. to ; SA per pear; WA Ni. Oak' halo= Ron do per &we ; donor* ; amok So ILotos* frole to mi. Tbo ktroot stook of plated anon Ni... ond Ibrko to soootoodotluit. ark, sod al the or or plated Ask wows, is oolotow• Aka • lOW amortspost of mom pookairoo, solooon, N.. of the boot wady. Devilled Calabar; with oosisvioop stow, locamoogoty ortielo, as (100 mot) trot. WILLIAM 4. BURTON'S do* of 0111111111 AL 1111011111111,0 IRONIC/MARY le literally the *pet Is the wield, aid se a. 41111• ereesea be empiord to give s arreet hke et he vadat, end Meat, pereharere are tented to all eel import It. The wog Name lee every ankle eat approved eL-3e, OIPAIDAMILEET (tartar at Neemetartreet), awl No. I, NEWMAN4IIIILIT„ leadtae-Yags. Ward la Wellestreet. M u j c 'ENT-PEO REQUIRED kr BARLOW'S Paw MINTED SSIXACTING MEOW TAP, rib primer We. ler deur. or oder Wm" MM rem* Id or prise 41s. Oil ; or oaf Vie se try pen et MOM (11 twe re tare) ter Se. 3A. rob ; ere Mere Tober. dr awry, Ike, es. ed, by alms oriel • rest delft rill be dodo& The Up, u: ewer es, WEN, dr be Ow irk stnelset m a imed. , llepor le ter ort me rem err ores de top Is Omer of Sr err els se Yew ores The adesteste we eb. Oda The kro Or dry be Arm Is meld* irl Sr arldlos r rem like sasa was dr topple. The tipartssas et rolerbe bee oddly the Orb we AMA erre be evernleL It le • wed We Ht, ad rid keel IN i re perreedes sem et error Alm my be bete a W a rddy et eerdor ler le Ilded/ oldrod W. tenAddree Weec 14. Log wa. , : i.„,.....,,,,.. Iblebllded Ebro ore re- J. • lo ride elebtatdr. Iliso see= rem dr %or rib J. roe me ellies•—The Orb gemplii,—.l. It. turbo rad • sew mast el repro eds. THE HUMAN HAIR. Tbs inpromicsitad arum at MOWLAMSYS MACASSAR 011. enter IN is the kis la lie Mari etrank ent osam r raimbig It e i s e. seivenny Isses spereeind ; ino is siscron amble nee emseses Y lbssesten en mend ky the ankenks. It trr.brbri Me mambo pallimigt GI Silleg astr memo cm am Ocant. bet Inn d Ms Mk& Peen lb seeseibe pang nkan, it r saminies ereneTh tike Mk Wiliam ens el dr met Weir eel le on is eke wenn et woo obi tbe et lbe eskeib am = 1177. hise es. Id. an la. es mob betties twor 0L en inn lbeeles, SM. Os Or wenn ei seek bottle el the stmelas en Mini made. la Sess—" indonef eras thl."— On to A. ROWLAND en SONS. Haumprilta, W by ail Weir rd penmen FIPTT THOUSAND CURES by DU BARRY'S MUMMA •• `CA D'OOD.--.lkatyL.. 7.1 W Ike. vourre, Cordpsdes. Isdkutlos. sail MINI& mike as milelles skid mom or Mom luke bon sessidtt e r im uy BALM POOD, k ay ss7 l. 6 de m . tftis.—W. Z. Myelitis." 'Melt /Iste reissossi. ll =ktrit sisig= sal am% bum elkitrily mond by lbed la • lw dretarrilswJabb W. Wain. W11.10•11000/00. DMA! 11•09 me semilis 08000100000 1 1110 Pio to arm. lel bit awl smal6llllly. Dr boo sunswed my DO BALM IWL—alwa si rd. moi l Sm. Ilebuses. —11.1110•00100" W 1 b Ob.. 0110 OL ; Wi.. et 4s. IC I ON W ; 11. st II& ; UliWil_ Maid lyaDy, D/b. aM at /20.—D0 L=l' syM in. Om Ihmidied. lamen.-1110 10 sod Ulem.00M•01 WM. Dann FROM nmsurro THE Foos or CliAlt cnai.—Xuch excitement and raw unibaried averts hare been occasioned lately is the tears et by dr sad den death, wades unusual siesureterer. et a Mr. Darrel, the wife of a brewer carrying as bier et that place. An invest was held on Thursday kik end be. the evidence Iddated it amazed that OR Os deskirrious to Mrs. Darvell's death, a se 11-rearesiaig lbey ism with lited chimed. mth e ram am that whic h she and her has slept. The pipe et the dove was intro duced into the chimney which camentradell with the fire place of aesemara sat the GNAW@ liej . „_d qe_e which Ina evolved bag dm verde& into the hairesa. wee by the aa• her hobnail sonew mospol am Ais, lavhig boa dimmed la Qs te mufti Is am alma la bor r e •L b... p a glu ireir estursig • Twilit la maim with Om FINE ARTS. THE BRITISH INSTITI:TION. This exhibition, to-day open to the public, is a decided advance on those of former years, Yet, in observing with satisfaction a higher standard of general excellence, one cannot but admit the absence of any very striking individual efforts. This vener able institution is, in fact, only just recovering from the ill effects of that rule which excluded, as unworthy all works previously exhibited. That this veto has been beneficial in the main, seems now perfectly clear, as it has called forth fresh talents to replace the veterans who retired in ' dudgeon. Some of these it is pleasant, nevertheless, to find still faithful to their favourite posts. Inskipp, after a brief absence, returns with his swarthy corn plezioned maidens, half a dozen of whom divide their charms in the three large rooms; Mr. Roth- well, also a staunch contributor, sends over some maniples of Hibernian beauty. This artist is like the actor who still fondly lingers on the stage, on which he formerly won his laurels. (PM) " A First Flower Offering," and (461) "The Ballad Singer," evince much of the freshness of the virgin tints for which i most of his works are conspicuous. With the same genial Ponifilklitalgtace c life.Sa- 1 4 4 owa vs Those who pretend to know, have told us. that the fruits of Paradise, though of one form, and one colour, were of dissimilar taste. Something of the same kind may be said of Mr. Lance's fruit-pieces— ever admirable in finish and harmonious colour ing, there is a provoking family likeness in all, width can only be ascribed to their coming from the garden of Eden. " Fruit" is the simple but suggestive title which this artist gives to his most elaborate productions—luxuries in every sense of the term. With a handling equal to Van Huysum,his method of composition has taste and truth, which his butch predecessor knew not. Not the least interesting feature of this exhibition is to be found in the happy manner in which pre vious veins of thought have been worked up or em broidered upon by successful artists. Mr. Sant, who kat year won merited applause for his figure of " Astronomy," follows it this year by that of " His tory," which is in every respect equal to the first, though it lucks the contrasted effect of the flesh tones against the azure sky, equally bold and ef fective, which characterised that production. It is not alone the identical dimensions of the can vass or its circular frame, that constitute its right ill IMO panionship with a former work; but it Is is the morbillczas of its handling and of its im pels In a work so full of talent as is undoubtedly lids figure of " History," it is nevertheless curious to 'berm how little the charms of colouring and skilful draughtsmanship can redeem the errors of taste. The passages of flesh-modelling, such as the head, arms, and hands, are touched with a mastery , which only make one regret the more both slovenly and hasty touches of accessories. The hair, the belt, the missal, the drapery are delineated in a style which gives a trivial appearance to a work which is much the reverse. Mr. Sant evident shines in contrasts; two smaller subjects, "Light and "Shade," are like those little panels on which Sir Joshua lavished all his grace when he took refuge from the tedium of portrait painting. Mr. G. Stanfield, who occupies the same nook he did last year, has also brought forth twins; the view of "Punt-y-pair, Bettws-y-Coed, North Wales," bears the stamp of nature, though a trifle too him; we like the total absence of after-touching, which gives this artist's productions an air of truth fulness, to which the twilled canvas aids in no slight measure. The landscape department is otherwise by no means of a sterling character in the present exhi bition. A breezy bit on the " Zuyder Zee," by A. Montague, attracts notice. But in regard of the rest of the landscapes, whether it be that the sun has not shone on the fields with its habitual brilliancy, or from other causes, the harvest is unsatisfactory.. One picture, however, by its size and hybrid touches, evinces the joint labour of Creswick and Ansdell; the former being as successful in delineating the undulating lines of remote vistas as the latter in giving prominence to his foreground groups of cattle. Somehow, as one looks on this picture of " England, a day in the country," a conviction crosses the mind that its combined skill will some centuries hence be a puzzle to unfledged connoisseurs; but into whatever land it and the works of these two masters may stray, " England" will be at once as re cognisable as the Zuyder Zec in Vandevelde's marines pieces, or the environs of Rome in Claude's arid grounds. The landscapes of the Danbys have such a family likeness that one is scarcely expected to distinguish one from another. They have produced some most wondrous sunsets, which have baffled feebler pencils. CARDINAL WIsEMAN AT ST. JOHN's-WOOD.— Yesterday Cardinal Wiseman prcarhed a sermon, at the Roman Catholic Church, St. John's-wood, in aid of the fund+ for the erection of a convent, to which _ . will be attached Rawls for the thousand female children, and a House of Refuge for poor catholic female servants. The latter establishment will be situated in Blandford-square. The church was filled in every part by a fashionable congregation, principally com posed of females, who liberally responded to the cardinal's appeal. Dr. Wiseman did not ascend the pulpit, but ad dressed the congregation from the altar. Ile was not habited in full sacerdotal dress, but wore a rich scarlet robe, and over it the stole and surplice. TILE GUARDIANSIIIP OF TILE EASY INDIA. MILI TARY COLLIOE, ADDISCOMBE.—This appointment, vacant by the death of the late Biz Ephraim Stomas, C. 8., in the gift of the East India Company, has been conferred on Colonel Frederick Abbott, C. late of the Royal Engineers in the presidency of Bengal. ECONOMY IN CoLONIAL EXPENDFITRE.—It is said that one of the measures of economy which is contemplated is the consolidation of the duties of colonial treasurer and ed the commissariat officer in charge of the military chest. COMMISSARIAT CRESTS AND FOREIGN MONEY ORDEAL—A proposition was some time ago made to the treasury, and which (says the Nand and Military Gazette) is still under consideration, to make the commissariat chests at our various military stations abroad available for the extension of the money-order" system to the colonies. This plan, if carried out, would most materially facilitate emigration, and go further than, at first sight, might appear to unite the mother country sad the colonies, by establish ing the ready and secure means of making small remit tances, not shove SI., to and from the colonies. The army and navy and their home connexions would benefit by this arrangement. ROYAL COLLEGE. OF SI.TROEONS.—The following gentlemen having undergone the neeemary examinations for the diploma, were admitted members of the college at the meeting of the Court of Examiners on the 7th inst.:— Messrs. Frederick Francis Omuta, Plymouth ; Philip Henry Tribe, Beard ; Charles Meateiro D'Almeida Leas dere. Australia; Paul William Bullock, Bristol; Watkin Sandan Whyleek, Chatham ; Edward Connor Cornelius, tipper Canada ; and Duncan 111.Callom, Montreal, Canada. At the same meeting of the court Mr. Henry Slade passed his examination fur naval surgeon; this gentleman had previously been admitted a member of the college, his diploma bearing date Aug. 10,1848. TILE CASE OE CRUELTY ace DEVONSHIRE—In the cafe of the Birds, husband and wife, committed at the last arises in Devon for assaulting their servant, Mary Ann Parsons, a perish apprentite, it is known that an appeal bas been hmrd before the judges. Of fourteen judges who heard the appeal, it is said that wen are of opinion that the conviction is good, and seven hold that the former trial before Mr. Justice Talfourd, of which so much has been said in the papers, is sulatient to exonerate the accused from all subsequent proceedings. In this state of things it is probable that Baron Platt, the fifteenth judge, will have virtually the decision of this intricate question, which has been found so puzzling, and which on similar occasions to occur hereafter must have the authority of a specific enact ment to guide future derisions.—Oicerrer. BANMEN ICON ComrAxt,-011 Saturday before his Honour Master Sinderiley, who took the opinion of die shareholders present, it was determined that Mr. Adron, the official manager, should lay a ease before counsel for advice sa to whether it was expedient to defend an action that had been brought against this estate for 6001., salary alleged to b e d u e to Mr. Harris, the secretary of the company. PARIS. P.B. B. Boraaa.—VersaMed (tie' book), 175—ditto (left bank), IN L als.—Porio sad Orions, 677 f. and Souk 570 L Itinrinsa Ind Avignon. Iff I.— dasenars WOW f. Oran, 411 f. Vernon, 47$ f. 130.—Paria sad Innalwarg, iff f. Ids—lbws asd Nan" f. 73d.—Ndaardaa sad Tura 06 L—Disna sad reasp, VAL RAILWAYS. GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY. THIS DAY. The general statement of receipts and payments to the 31st December, 1860, has been issued, and affords the • Two O'CLOCK. following particulars : The share market is rather dull to-day. In some The total amount of receipts have been 13,818 , 1381 . 16..10d. The balance of estimated liabilities still outstanding for cases . quotations have receded, but prices generally liquidation are, z 16,101/. Os. 4d. The revenue account remain steady. The instances in which a decline shows a receipt for the half year by tratticof 438,73613100 d.; has taken place, are in Aberdeen, Eastern Counties, from the Bristol and Birmingham Railway, ; O ° 4 W.; from North British, Norfolka, Berwicks, York and North the South Wales Railway Company, 1,97 . 11. .17s. 4d .; Midlands. and Great Westerns, but the backward making a total, with other sundries, of 445,11,41. 3s. Bd. Thcespeniliturehasbeen,maintenance of way,32,87W. 15.8 d.; movement is in few ewes material, and is rather at locomotive account, 31,3601. 12s. Id. ; carrying account, tributable to the general absence of active business 38,398/. 7s. ; general charges, 16,1541. 18e. 10d. ; government than to any operations calculated to depress prices. Great Westerns mark, 91; Chester and Holyheada. duty, 12,5231. 31. 6d.; rates and taxes, 10,7001. 6s. ld. ; making a total, with general, office, and other expen:es .. eluded, of 184,2381. Is. 10d. The balance fur the half-year 185; South Pasterns, 24t London and North is 455,8.5.51. 3.. Btl., which by charges in the general revenue ; Western stock, and Midlands, are a trifle better than account,is reduced to a disposable balance of 215,532/. 1 Is.7d. ;at the commencement of business, marking 131 and After payment of a dividend of 2 per cent. for the half-year 58 respectively. on 8,072,6001., the amount called on which dividend is payable, there will be left over the large balance of 49,660/. 12a. 9d. Burnt itAILWATI. LONDON AM) NORTH-WESTEILN RAILWAY. Do. Prete/read 'Amber., Noting., Bonn and tact Junction ... Becket Hants. Lot. (Ot. u:_ Wcat. perpetual 3 p Ct.) 11 du., 5 1 SI I pa The committee of shareholders, appointed at the so s general meeting in August, 1850, with the view of taking into consideration with the directors, and reporting to the 30 20 I mee • in February, 1851, their opinion mto the future af.slasibs of tta emnpany, and also whe- to 10 thee, in the event of no parliamentary enactment of such 3° 13 I provisions by any general law, any, and which of the pro- so is visions of the Audit Bill laid before parliament last session .31 ail by the representatives of the thiferent bodies of shareholders ea lon can be properly and usefully adopted by this company and 17 4 1 7 4 I its directors, have issued a report, in which, after reison- la t: mending ;the continuance of the system of supervision by so 30 local directors, as regards ordinary details, combined by the It It Amalgamation Art, until February, 1841, with the prin- be 45 ' . (tele of general supervision and control by a central board 25 55 1 of directors, with paid officers each responsible for, and 14 , 15 periodically reporting, the progress of the business in his own : 11 department. Having regard, however, to the vast extort 8. 4 2 0 • te 1 of the undertaking, and the consequent amount of labour le le necessarily east upon the local committees as well as the board, it seems impossible that this system of management r: si can be maintained by a hoard and by committees of their -!2 body limited altogether to IS gentlemen, however well qua- " I 'i lifted for, and desoted to, the duties reasonably to be ex pected from them. u as The committee therefore recommend that, at the meet- re sag in February, Mil, it should be determined that 25 23 the number of directors be increased to thirty. With 3 2 2, reference to the future, the committee recommend that of '2l 45 the 30 directors who will constitute the board six shall 10 Its. annually retire, and that those retirements shall he according 2.3 25 to seniority, subjeet, however, to a power for the directors 12.1 121 to substitute, by Wlot, for some three of those who would IV, 11 otherwise thus retire, any three of the whole board. I 12 50 . 50 With regard to the provisions of the Shareholders' Audit 61 N I Bill of last session, the committee recommend for ion, adoption se several clauses of that bill subject to certain modifications. 1; I? 1 eirii., -- ii7. fv ireiliillFey adodulype,orwitbgau. Do. *knout •suarantre gioto.Wolr. & StoarVaDry Skintol Rod Rioter .... ... . .. ii :: - .`a ea 0., Pra a ire I i 65.1edolit - rn •.. Do. £.O Preference Chester and Hotyhead Do. Preferelme Clad n and Whitt J0a0... Earn Atalten Do. (lift E. 114 Do. 11117 s) Tp.Et.Pref. Do. VI ) op.Ct.Pred. Eastern Cocaina Do. Near Pref. a p. Do. Ent., 5 p Ct., No. I De. do No.l Do. N. !FAA. INTO Eastern Union &Isis (LP E. U. Oil.) DO. eleas 11 and editio Do. Scrip (Roar. G p. Ct) Peat Laontshire Patatl.ineoltsth par lip. Ct. I Edinburgh and Otsego* . tch n burgh, Pertb,Dundse Exeter and a:smooth 'Great Northern I. $2 iii 17 10 It 5 54 111 1$ 15 151 34 ft d 1 1 21 3} _ Do. oboroo.A.Doierrod Do. thaw. D. S per Ct. Do. per Cont. Prof... . t South. ood oat. aro.) Do. Eighths Crest Western ... Do. New Pl 7 ... Dull and henry .., Do. LaMar sad Carlisle low:aster and Preston Do. 0 per Ct. Pref. Stock Do. West Riding 1:olut Leeds and Bradford .. Leeds and Think Do. Prof. Qaertera,l64B London and Blackwell . Lan., Brighten, & &Con( Do. New gear. 6 per Q. Do. guar. 6 per Cent., (late Croy. en Minim ; Do. Pref. b per Cent. . Llo.Coevrt. S p.CL,11166 London and Greenwich .. Do. Preference London & Norto-Western Do. do., New I charts Do.Aluab.,lLand B.(C) London & Sectth.Wcetere Do. New, SSO De. New, £ 10 Do. New Preference .. Lowman Cuar.4perCent. if ancli.,Baz.oncl Ilapoek • i I__j 1 21 to .so i I i Si 11 St O u B:14 1 ,7£) 11:1. Do. SS Prohrosed Do.limAlbsol. Mks Do. MO Do. W. and Da* Do. Code. LIMA,. Newsoatkot Norfolk Do. New £ 10... Do. Extension Do. Guru. si per Q. North lintlett Do. Preference North Stafr.rdolfire.. . North $tS oath Wett.Junc. Oxford, Worc.. St Wolver 'lreton end Wyre Do. obares (Al dead., Guild., and le‘te Royston sod Mato Do. rdtepreth Expellee. ico.dots Central 16 doltish I 2 104 lu 20 04 b: 61 It It. 12 11 1 I/ 1 7 2 II II Pa Pr SS P° 2 7 pea 4 7 41 14 14 13 13 33 Hi 30 n yy i 1 37 1, 1 181 a I 1 11 13 13 41 44 _ 91 i 92 , PS If 102 104 51 53 IS 24 71 73 b 5 31 7 1 PM „ 56 0 67 I 10 4 f dls. 7 II II n 6 5 tt 97 99 14i 15 7 Ti 941 931 ex 414' 139 439 „ 101 11 0 57 00 " 07 60 „ 14 11 Ili 0 13 2 , V 5 51 pa 3 3 .. i S Spi ral 6 sat. S 4 Ms I I pot 15_ 16_ Sales today up to 1 o'clock. 121 1 101 18/ i U' 11117/ 111 13/ f 43 911 WI 1 131 111 3/ 171 et 4 1 IV/ 911 141 / 7e 114 a ay. 221 nob I 17i 14“ *tow. k Cie:l LIN Saw Guaranteed . chnevabery and Chem (tar. W. Mu.) aar not. Pref... '5l 10( 59 111 571 I f i $ 1113 as lei IP 8/ 101 1G: f exam 94'.200th Staffordshire... 30 I Wash Wake 13 SomUi York It * Blear Dee 94 , low Vale Eatteoulon II IVale of Noah 30 Wateefordeald ILlessoy.. lb Went Landon . II Wm Valley. p. ono. 33 Ditto Ditto . . SO Wilts. &send m. &Wp 23 Terii.Neweastleklierwlek 20 1 lA.l.9l.4Yrk.kliewea.l 9: De.O.N.l.PateharPret Do. Ditto ... I I Do. Ditto se York NM Moth lii;llaO s d 10 I Da. Prellosose WATIL 11 RAIL t• 111111F0111 ,10101 0 nil Animas - lb I ,Colierel rases (Vlereoo) 11 !ant Wien .. :Oveot Wl= 24 1/o. 10 Da. 23 Maria Animas_ 2.3 Namur earl Lime 13 Nertlues P_teoee . 8 (Nkomo 00l Derdeaus to Panels i Odom to earls sod rnn lb !orb to I Viestalearg 30 Vann sod Ham ie Sostow and Meuse . 113 tems mil Nantes 22 U 42 43 20 20 41 die 24 2 di. 16 17 24 lti li las 1 4 : 1 1:141 ale 1 1 pa li 1 PP: 2* 2 11 4 dii 34 . 36 :A li til. lit it 5 5 dls II 13 3, 3 14/ ills 24 1 I 13f 4 9181 9 1 19 1 I ii fle i 4 VI 1,0 4.; LITERPOOL, Fa. 8. STOCII-EICHANOIL The market mambo buy, and aim Ann • el.pruke to rim taribor.--Abodion. 11*—Osiolke- Wan. lei—dotter and Holyhead (pref. goalionlont 66 pin I —tracashireme4 Torkahlre 4 67 a—LoaamParondProdan Arm Ward at M. 144. d.), 21i—LeoSa oil Moth lie,—Ditto (sew *11.10111.4.471 shares), Si p.—llanobanar. gheffletel i sad . eharea, 1-7 1 1643), IS--111.11and, 67 7 111 7 —Me vadidonn 16] I 646 d.--Nortn dlallardaralro. 1 0. and Ids , nuartbain (11l So. Id. ), 64. 4 16 —Ditto (91. 11.). 6 7-16— --soadamtem sad Darer, —Tort, It mi llerwtok, poi —York sad Nita /Woad. $ 1 4--Great smt Wigan, 436 i• LEEDS, Feb. 8. STOCK ETCNANOIL—We have had a rather &off mar ket boom to-day. The eloslaa sales ware laandOze, ;St. 6e. U.; Lence.hre and Totkatior, RS; Urbana thialla 141; Ditto ( rat. No. 2), hh. die.; London and North Weduall. IX/ a; SOL. let dla ; York sad Rath Miami% MANCHESTER, Feb. I. Srocx EXCIW:OII—The market is Arm, with a flied tendracy to tai deans of picot. Sheffield stock In ratter mama, sad Pielerease sham sks hoods at $.ll to whole Imbues 3 3 4= a LsDesalitre, lil; sad Cathie do, 7/ Pm= sat Birmisalums. C pry $ prow Feb. 8. STOCK Excnatcoa.—There wee more business than usual ammesial Intlisiere ambit whey; pion inn Ilis asthma mhos an went Iminey. Them Ins law a put deal a( gparshatsa ta sloolleh7 led Ihnahnirmals UM mes lank' the wet, awl the Isms lase pm up mastimehly, him bob& _lawartr. Ilm_mg. Pewit mire la the stas. ae the swat MEM Waif onew Is• didthwa ut•pas htssinee aa CM Me IP !ninths S mKowa.. la ACektoltimil e Ms p ham M. Mow With • Yawl Sat the Imes amlllarth wall= Caspar am =Lam the thhowahla g ra 1 / 4 14 ' Valley teem, tit *de on ; hat MI alma awilsmest a Mmy r ata aemems *wag us the igg a b I R . p m w ielln e = sew* at WataleM sews AIM ewe daubllll awwwals7 ll Z Illwahalwas lee at fah. irs II ti, 4• ILA aht eml lloath OM& tot at 11l dle. _►m Account FAITS, Fn. S. For Moser. Imo. 3 par Cents. 3 do. New Loa... 3 do. ao.I Isis II ... 9113 4 per Casts. es Loadaa: at sight, 24 971; 90 days, 24 Ss. Belsias, Z ZlT 1.1 Minty Naples Keats fli,. 6, Is4l Do. 44 —.. 91 Do. 1310 Do. 21 Piedsoast3 p.a 1649 II 93 ... Bask Shuts 2197 SO ... SNIOUSU FUNDO.—Tar DIM Ibla 0M.214 IS 1 filf C grejr " 141 3 par 01. ass. Lwo w 97 3 pie MOM. Asea. 9ft 3 admire la 64. to U. LIMOS maw A- 1 "- I pflt 4 :71.1 . 11d5.. 17 IS Orissa' Bd.. 3141 P e esL lM Por litCLolo4 . 9LW ...... —.ll.:4 ad „ . K i s 4 5 pie Ver m a re..l. ll47.ris isai . 33:1' 80 1 i .....11.0.1.11 . isese%overted 33 4 g gig . Begggs jinn . 6 w it. 83.013 4 " rsiss a. Mllds. ... 3 per 42. li t& 21 . pair 3 100 al.. . 3 1 4 N. D 0144103 Ma.. —. ' . 3ow Ot. 77 11 Ms Poise 141. e.. 21 per re. Deleit Ms. 7111.9 Tpar Ot T= II I 4 per a. ANS OM. Vlll 00assuals 11 U SS SO SO au MI 4 a SS 10 w» LT 18 96 43 66 0 9665 SOUTHWARK POTATO MARKET—TIHS DAY The arrivals coastwise and by rail here been very consi derable, which with waved. from fiance hu mad, tka sap ply large ; trade is heavy, and it is only with a few of the be samples oar top quotations are maimed. The following are the prim : York Regent's, 708. to 100 a.; Scotch ditto, 60a. to 80s.; Scotch cups, 60a. to 70e.; Cambridgeshire whites, RC to 80e. ; French whites, 600. to 65.. RAILWAY AND PRIVATE BILLS. ANOSILATZIN'S BILANCH RAILWAY, from the Thames to the Kurth Kent Railway.—The standing orders acre com plied with in the ease of this bill. Parliamentary agents, WAWA. Pritt and Co. ii 4 l iiii ao 1 SU DUNDEE AND ARBROATH RAILWAY.—The standing 21 orders were complied with for the abandonment of the Dun• dee Junction line, regulation of capital, and other purposes. 64 LANCASHIRE ANI/ YORKSHIRE RAILWAY (Fifth Shares.) si —On Friday the hill brought in on behalf of the share- f, holders of this company, to declare the rights of the owners 1 of the filth shares, and which is opposed by the Lancashire and Yorkshire Railway Company, was proceeded with. P ' Some allegatious of non-compliance were established, and the further proceedings were adjourned to this day.—Par liamentary agents, Messrs. Scott and Tahourdin. WARRINUTON AND ALTRIN( HAM JUNCTION RAILWAY. —The standing orders were complied with for making a railway between these places with a branch to join the 2 Birkenhead, Lancashire , and Cheshire Junction. The pro- 2 posed capital, 180,0001., in 18,000 shares of 11.11. each. I. Kest t directors, Messrs. G. Grecnall, C. Rolland, 11. Winch, W. Wardell, W. Fosbery, I). Harrison, W. Field, and J. 2 Jones. Parliamentary agents, Messrs. Wyatt. 4 RAILWAY CATTLE INsERANCE Cog rasx. 7 The stand- lL IPO inilieiees;ens complied with in the ease of this company, I the object of which is the application of the principle of 6 railway aasurance, now adopted in respect of passengers, to the conveyance of cattle on railways. Proposed capital, 20,000/., in 4,000 shares of 61. each. The transactions of the company arc proposed to be applied to the 1.0 cattle markets or fairs held in each week throughout England, and the great mass of cattle from which are now forwarded by railway. Parliamentary agents, Messrs. Walmisley. NATIoNAL LAND CO,SPANY DISSOLTIND.-Fr.ANOVS O'CoNNoles CHARTIST Co•ureastlve LAND SOCIETT.- The standing orders were declared to be complied with in respect of this measure, for dissolving the National Land Company, and to dispose of the lands and property belong ing to the company. Parliamentary agents, Messrs. almisley. The standing orders were complied with in the following cases :—Severn Steam Tug Company, Ilayling Bridge and Causeway, Musselburgh (arrangement with creditors of the burgh), Buckingham's Compensation, Cttostter Turnpike Rood, 11unit:ins.' Pier and Port (construction of new pier or breakwater, &c., &c.) Metropolitan Watt r Supply (control of by a representative body)—withdrawn. Wciford Free Bridge Amendment Act—standing orders not complied with. WLNDLNG CP OF JOINT-STOCK COMPANIES. THE MADRID AND VALENCIA IL\ILWAY. —OR Saturday, Mr. J. A. nose, solicitor to Mr. Chadwick, ap plied to his Honour Master Blunt, for further time on behalf of hi. client, to answer the charge brought in against Mr. Chadwick and the other directors of this com pany, calling upon them to account for the 106,0001.—this day (Monday) having been the day fixed, calling upon them to make their defence.—His Honour sahrit appeared to him that of all persons iu the world Mr. Chadwick, under the circumstances, was a person least entitled to the indulgence of the court. A fortnight's time had been given to Mr. Chad wick and hi. co-directors to reply, and now, at the last mo ment, an application for delay came through Mr. Chad ' wick's solicitor, Mr. Rau, who held all the material books and papers connected with the company, and refused to give them up, and the holding of which papers was the main cause of all the difficulties experienced in the case. He was not only of (minion that the application should not be granted, but that it never ought to have been made. OCNDLE UNION BREWING COMPANY,--OR Satur day his Honour Master Richards was occupied with the consideration of a claim for 1,0921. sought to be proved against the estate by Messrs. Yorke and Co., bankers, of Oundle, for an overdrawn account, the claimants being re presented by Mr. Hetherington. After considerable dis cussion an order was dirty:lid to be served upon the bankers for the delivery . up of the cheques, and directing them to amend their claim by filing a rash account. NORTH OP ENGLAND BANKING COMPANY.—On Saturday, the arguments in Gonthwaite's case, involving • question as to whether the party should be placed upon the list for 80 shares, in on individird or executorial cha racter were concluded, but judgment was deferred. INDEPENDENT ASSURANCE COMPANY.—On Satur day, his Honour Master Tinncy proceeded with the further settlement of this company's affairs. The name of Mr. Cope, barrister, was placed upon the list In respect of 100 shares. The learned gentleman, who attended and con ducted his own ease while admitting that he hail signed the deed for the 100 sh ares, contended that he had neither made application for, our made any payment in respect of, the shuts, and that he had been entrapped into the concern. In fact, the affair was an escrow, i.e., the deed was signed upon conditions never fulfilled—that the required capital should be fully subscribed fur. Mr. 0. A. Joseph, for whom Mr. Haien' appeared as counsel, and whose case was somewhat similar, warn also put on for 100 shares, the Muter intimating that he might have his remedy as against Holt, one of the projectors, who had induced Joseph to sign the deed for the 100 shares, upon the faith which was never fulfilled, of appointing him one of the auditors of the company. GENERAL COMMISSION, SHIP, LOAN, AND IN SCREW= Conrawr.--On Saturday the books and papers of this company wem delivered over to Mr. Hutton, the official manager, which will enable him to proceed with a settlement of the affairs. Fle.Not Itattwow TaaTNC.—The following are the last returns el the von net** of No prbiolool rallways Noarnoshs Jamey lip February 4: Fasingon.l3o,l6lf.; rode, 117,4311.; sae. UMW. Roans.—From Jut. 26 to Feb. 1: Fonamon. 60,617 f. ; rob. .6.3666; t0t5:027.193f. Nava—horn Jan. U to Fab. 1 : Feassices. 16,4176.; gook 66,201 f ill hann °3l"*".4ll fitalat. toFeb. 6 • Peressras, ; rods, 1 ; 179.446 L * I ftwitam.,—/ten km $l6O NA 7 : Frompen KIM; MAN 4 1 1 11 =MLIOUL Jan. IT to Feb. : Fr0encen.,23.3661.; gook, 4 r= 4.1. l Feras. 37 le Pea : Famation. 11,1461.; Nook, 13t r rr ; .._ 4o*l. Waft From Jan. $6 to Feb. 1 : Parongers, %SOU.; gag* 6,64 ; t0ta1 1 .1321. Norm—nos Jan. 23 to Jon. 11 : Parengoro. 13,33111.; .0244. 13,60 L toeal. 27,166 f. Orauswas.—Fran 3.. 29 to Feb. 4: Ti....,..,1e AUX; polo. 44,2346 ; 66eal, 121,301. Baca.—Fran Ma. 10 to Jr. 16 : Possrigin. 16,5116. Nook, 17,1174; total, 33.1.0" MOTTINLAI.—rieII Jan. 13 to Jan. 11: Parogran, 7..51:36.; rods. I" %n= ml* -1 1 1 114 .11 10 In Jan. 76: Paoespn, UAW.; pxda, MOUE.; 60606. 16,0 UL Lwow—From Jan. 11 to /I*. $6; PIIII•411154 60.0 UL: goods, 841711 f.; 123,11 U. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'C LOCI. There is no increase of activity in the English funds,;and as this is not a transfer any, on which days alone the government broker is in the habit of publicly buying, the market is consequently deprived of the prop thereby afforded. Prices can scarcely be said to I have undergone any further decline, but there is a general feeling of flatness pervading the market, and no signs of a rally arc at present perceptible. Consols have been quiet all day at the lower values of Saturday, viz., NI to z both for money and the account of Wednesday, the settlement of which is now engaging attention. For the March account the quotations arc 96; to . . . , The prices of the day's business, as officially re ported, are : Three per Cent. Consols, 961, ; ditto for account, 961; Reduced Three per Cents., 971, 97; New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 081, ; Long Annuities, 1860, 71; India Stock, 267; Bank Stock, 214/, 2151. Exchequer Bills have met with a fair share of transactions, at 575. and 535. premium; for the large amounts, and 345. and 575. for the 500/. and Mall bills. India Bonds 1000/. mark 68s. and 635. prem.; ditto, under 1000!., 653. prem. In the foreign stock market the only movement is in Spanish, which advanced about 1 per cent., in consequence of the proposal for the settlement of the Active and Passive Debt presented to the Cortes by the new Finance Minister,the terms of which will lie found in another column. A reaction,however, has since occurred, and the price of the Active Bonds has receded from 191 to 191, at which figure business was last marked. The other foreign invest meats are unchanged in value, and have met with little notice. The sales of the morning com prise: Brazilian Old Five per Cent. Bonds. at 92i, 92 ; ditto Small, 911. Two-and-a-half per Cent. Dutch, 581. Mexican Bonds, for the 14th inst., 324, 1. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cent., 1849, for account, 804. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97„ 1. Spa nish Active Five per Cents. for account., 194. 1,4 ; the Passive Bonds, 41, a ; the Three per Cents. for account, 381, A. The accounts of the Bank of France for the week ending Thursday . , Feb. 0, show the following results' (23 francs for 11.): Bullion £19,654,209 Increase £166,413 Bullion on deposit 158,074 Decrease 4,665 Circulation Public deposits Private deposits 4,100,921 Decrease 81,251 Bills discounted 5,893,732 Decrease 295,801 Government securities 7,069,073 Decrease 7,064 The report of the Bank of Vienna for January states that the stock of bullion is 3,330,000!., or 100,0001. more in silver than at the previous return ; while the circulation is 5,450,0001., or 825,0001. less. This shows an improving state of affairs. The week's imports of bullion are 1,400,000 dols. from the West Indies by the Thames (900,000 dols. gold, 500,000 dols. silver); 7,6501. by the Madrid from the Peninsular ]ports; and 31,000 t. by the Nia gara from the United States. The total value of the imports is about 330,0001. Ile amount of the precious metals exported from the port of London during the week ending Thurs day last, we learn from official sources, was 8,607!., and 11,745 ounces of gold, and 2,000!. and 53,930 ounces of silver, shipped as follows :—Gold coin : to Belgium, 9,225 oz.; to the Mauritius, 6,607/.; to Boulogne, 2,000!.; to lhmkirk, 1,500 oz. Gold bars: to Dunkirk, 600 oz.; to Hamburg, 420 oz. Silver coin: to the Mauritius, 2,0001.; to Hamburg, 430 oz.; to Belgium, 8,000 oz.- to Dunkirk, 28,000 oz.; to Calcutta, 8,000 oz. Silver bars : to Hans- burg, 9,500 oz. The total value of these exports is nearly 70,000!. The Clyde also took out front Southampton 2,5001. for the West Indies, and 6,500/. worth of quicksilver for the mines in Mexico; and the Iberia took out 5,000!. in specie for Lisbon. Exchanges at Paris remain steady. London, at short, is still 24 f. 97 1 . The quotations of bullion ere as reported yesterday. The following are the lust quotations of exchange m London at the following places : Previous Last quotation. quotation. 56 tari Catania Galata 921 93 91 921 Genoa 25 lire 15 25 lire 12 . . Ifirail Masa Odessa 6.23 4-7 6.225-6, 6,27 6-7 Palermo 651 12 EL 5.5.13 tart Trieste 42 128. 46 The Spanish ministry have laid before the Corks a bill for reorganising the bank of San Fernando. The capital is to be 1,200,04)0/., in 60,000 shares of 201. each. The duration of the charter is to be for 23 years. The bank is to have the power of issuing paper money to the full amount of its capital. The Spanish authorities in the West Indies have taken measures to run a steamer monthly between La Guayra, San Tomas, and Porto Rico, at which latter place a line from the Havannah is in corres pondence. The Bolivian government, in consequence of the I large stock of eascarilla bark held, and the fall in price, has prohibited the cutting of eascarilla for three years from the Ist January, 1851, a measure of very questionable tendency. Herapath has a budget of statements relative to railway dividends. The Great Western Company are to pay 41 per . cent. per annum, and carry 20,000!. over. An attempt is to be made at the London and North Western meeting to get the 51 per cent. dividend, clear of income-tax. The Lancashire and Yorkshire are to divide not more than 2 per cent., with a large balance over. The York and Not th Midland will divide as far as they can, which is something more than 105. per share. The Midland Company divide 255. per share; the Berwick, 2 per cent. per annum; the South Eastern, 98. per share; the Eastern Coun ties, perhaps a shilling per share. It appears from an analysis of the railway traffic returns for the past week (which were published in the Express of Saturday last) given by Herapatles Joni nal, that 227,935/. was received on 6,255 miles, being at the rate of 36/. 10s. per mile per week. For the corresponding week of 1850, 199,653!. was re ceived on 6,510 miles, or at the rate of 36/. ss. per mile per week. There is thus an increase in the mileage of 743 miles, or 13.7 per cent., an increase in the amount received of 28,3021., or 14.17 per cent., and an increase in the amount received per mile per week of Ss. For the five weeks expired of the pre sent year, the gross traffic amounts to 1,129,905/., against 964,602/. for the corresponding period of 1830, showing an increase of 16.5,3631. EXCHANGES AND STOCKS ABROAD. MINES. (Fran the Dail, Ni...) SATI'ItDAY EVFNINC. The market has been very fluctuating during the week, although the business in the aggregate has been law. West Providence shares have been in demand at 67 1 , to 70 (a rise on last week's quota tions), and West ('nradons, Wheal Bassetts, Trevis , keys, and Botaßacks, have been sought after, but sellers arc not easily found. Bedthrds have advanced to 7/., and there is un increasing disposition to invest in good dividend mines in preference to younger speculations. Upon many new projects, dressed up to catch the non-mming public in glowing prospectuses, we have received numberless communications. Many now brought forward were, we understand, worked by men of capital a few years since, and then aban doned on account of their poverty. Some of our correspondents think these should be exposed by name; hut we can only state that a prudent man, before embarking in a new mining speculation , should consult some respe c tabl e agen t, either on the spot or in London. During the rage for mining, there is one truth that cannot be too forcibly brought before the public; and that is, any one taking a share in a mining company makes himself personally liable for the whole of its debts. The necessity, therefore, of having responsible managers, &c., &e., is but too apparent. The following art' the latest quotations: Ilevon Great Consols, 270; West Providence, 69, 70; Mary Ann, 64, 65; Trelawney, 55, 56 ; Bedford United. 64, 7. South Tamar, 2; ; Alfred Consols,ls, 15!,16; Stray Park, 18 • Trefuais. 16,19 ; Clijah and Went worth, 5 4 ; b ath of Scotland Mining Company, 12s. 6d. ; Kirkcudbright, 5 : West Alfred Consols, 12 ; Merllyn, 4 5; `Vest Caradon, 110, 115 ; 151,16; Botallack, 200 ; West Francis, 24, 26 ; South Francis, 605/., 615/. ; Wh ea l B assett , 365/.; South Tolgus, 15.5, 160 ; Crane Bejawsa, 25 ; Grumbler and St. Aubyn, 50; Mill Pool, 6 ; West Damsel, 37i ; East - Pool, 170 ; Pcndurvcs Con sols, 61. In Coreign shares :—Alten, 3; Australian, 21 ; St. John del Rev, 135, 14 ; Imperial Brazilian, 41, 5 ; United Mexican, ,5 , ~0 ; Cobra, 341, 51 • CopinPo, 51, 61 ; emus, 11, 2 ; Santiago, Ol t 65 ; Linares, 2, 21; Worthing, 25. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MINCING-I.ANI:..—TI ITS DAY. The private contract markets wear a dull appearance, and we are without transactions of any importance to report to day. The public sales deviated for to-morrow consist of : Sugar, 2,500 bags Mauritius, 3,000 bags Bengal, 1,200 bags Madras, and 140 Mids. West India. Coffee, 1000 bugs native Ceylon, and 200 bugs Coati' Rica. Rice, 11110 bags. lam/dr.—The quarterly salt will commence to-morrow, 16,4000 chests declared. Mrrats.—Lead and Copper remain without alteration. Iron, Scotch Pig, dull of sale, also Welsh Burs, and prices arc rather lower. Spilter steady, at 16/. 2s. &I. to 16/. hs. TM, East India, continues slightly to a1iV311(1... Banns sold &h. &1. to 88s.; Holders now ask 89s. Tin plates in good demand at 1101 prices. 011...—Seal, pale, 34.; straw , 341.; brown and yellow, 331.; Sp ' erm ; Ileadmatter, tO6l. ; Cod, 381. 10s. ; S ou th Sea, 331. to 311. 10s. • Olive Galipol, 141.; Spanish and Si c ily, 421.; Palm, 291. to 311/. • Cocoa -nut, 291. to 331.; Se e d, ra p e , pule, 37/. ; Linseed, 33 /. ss. to 331. 10s. TALLOW MARKET.—IIIIS DAY. The 'Foliose market is quiet to-lay; there is a fair de mand for Y.C. on the spot, but not much doing for forward (Misery. The quotations are as follows :—Town Tallow, 375.; l'i.tershurg Y. C. on the spot, 385.; Feb. and March, 38s. ; last three months, 395. PAntlCt:Latta TALLOW.—(Tms DAY.) 1649. I Ira. MI. Stack thu slay Cola.. 33.300 42,746 45,527 Dolivery last week Do. from let June Animl Wawa,* 1,097 1,472 1341 Do. from Ist June Price Y. C. thus MI per cwt 4ls. Od, 37e, Dd.. IDM 3414 Do. Town 43e. Od, ao. id. 3Os. 6d. Pum.tc SALEM advertised for the week.—Tuesday, Feb. 11 : 70 tons Cocoa-nut Oil. Friday, Feb. 14 : 100 casks and 200 boxes South American Tallow ; 1,000 casks Austra lian ditto ; 62 casks and 74 bags St. Petersburg Y. C. ditto, wrecked. MARK-LANE THIS I)AY. Our market was again but shortly supplied with English Wheat from Essex and Kent, and the hulk of the samples were much out of condition; really good dry parcels were readily sold at fully last Monday's quotations, but many of the interior were undisposed of at a lute hour; although freely offered at previous prices. The business dune in foreign Wheat was of a retail de scription, without change in value. The arrivals of foreign Barley during the past week have been large; and it was found ticeceary to submit to a re duction of ls. per qr. upon both English and foreign before salcx could hi proceeded with. Oats have also come freely to hand, the total receipts of the week exceeding 31,000 qrs., of which 19,:174 qrs. were front abroad ; and the demand proving inadequate to tho supply, prices gave way bid. to Is. per qr. upon the rates of Monday last. l'eas of all descriptions must he quoted Is. lower. Beans sold slowly, at about homer rates. DRlIlall 6611113ga per Qr. Winer, Fame &Kent ... ..... red 39 to 41 to 44 . wlute, 41 to 11 to 46 Not tolkaad Suffolk... „ 33 to 31 to 45.- do. 39 to 43 to 45 Talavera (Ewe or sulfolk) Cambridge* Dusan red 33 to 37 to 43 . *bite, 37 to 41 to 45 RTI, sew . 26 to 25 049,14 to 21 llama,, feeding .,..».._...... 20 to 2i .diatilling Malts, ! 23 to 2.l...eberalur 23 to 27. 800 29 MALT Oar; EngliA, Ind l6 to 11... black Ditto Noland, 11.enek st dcotak t feed 17 to 15. potato /rt.'', reed.....-- .. 14 to 15 to It-block l5 to 16 Ditto, potato.... l7 to 19 1.2. e. (Fez - 23 to i 5 maple . 26 W 29 911 to 32.. b lin=al ..... ...... 36 to 39 While ..,a. St to 25. Beaus, Yampa 24 lo 27...tiek 2310 27...u1d 27 to 29 Harrow 27 to 29.. mall 29 to 31...01d 31 0333 Tama, new eyelets to --sew winter 40 to 14...tAd to Itaraiseo, new Si to NI Cisneanno, per eat, red........ 95 to 43...w1dte 30 to 30 !.areas CAILS, per tkourand /9 to .C 5 10 - . —.-.. Thom, town made, delivered.— 27 to 10...f1ee holUtho n-- Id . .....31 WTI, Norfolk and baulk 26 to 50...whitaa LW to 32 FOREIGN. Mai Wain Dontrie and Nolda m berg 42 to 44 • fl° o 46 per Ctr. to Se 10.aneran0nn......42 to 40...1t00t0ck 46 W 411.11lettlo 40 to 43 French.. ........... 33 tol3...grobant ..... 42 to 14 39 toil. Hamburg..—. . 40 to 42 Isoiaa::-.-- 33 to 39. .Eityptuas . ..... 16 to 26 Dmere....— ..... .... 3i to W. .o..www 0-0-0« 116 63 4 2 Reg. .... OW to 21 /33acwr, hod* 112 to 21.. ai.tause 21 to 22 Curled —Pr— -WOW (Writ '•22to 33 Odra, nureian. ro,meranesn end Mrslonall. Swedleh and V.01.h l5 to IS inewland and WWI, Mel l4 to 16 Ditto„ brew. l7 to 19. Poland, 19 to 20 BLOIS, tick Small ..... . 25 to 27...01d ...-............. 29 to 31 EgYPelsis l9 to Sl...Emmy ........... 17 to 111 PLO, gr ey 24, to 25 White' —.... 24 23 to 27. boilers . riT Barrelli i 96 AZ Fumy American ...... . 21 to 22 . Canadian 2l to 93 Ito 21 to 29 Hamburg 2l to Fl ismaeloor seek of 3201 bi. 26 to 53 Rllll/VALI INTO LONDON FROM 3rd FEB. to SIA FEB. 8itivvrbi t t.................133 17,7e. 5646 1 boontesh. I I 162 WA F 0 7 r775 er OMR 1773 5242 3210 19374 Flour, 2 mega; ...,.. barrel.. Malt, 7333. BOROUGH 'MARKET.—THIS DAY. Meson. Pattenden and Smith report that the trade is firm and good fur all Hops possessing any degree of colour; and late prices well supported. COAL MARKET.-THIS DAY. Carr's Hartley, 134. 341. ; Eden Main, 14s. ; Walls End lurfrell,ls.. aa. ; Walls End lietton, lbs.; Walls End Lambton, 14s. 6d.; Walls End Stewart's, 155.; Walls End Adelaide Tees, 14s. 3d. ; Walls End Tees, lbs.—Ships at market, 270. SMITHFIELD MARKET.—THIS DAY. The supply of Beasts continues to be very good, and the trade does nut at all improve. There are several left unsold, and many of excellent quality are sold under our top quota tion although that is pretty readily given for any thing very choice. The number of Sheep is r and readily disposed of at fully late rates. Choice Downs, In a few instances, make rather more money. Calves are not so plentiful and rather dearer. From Germany and Holland, 357 Beasts, 1,000 Sheep, and 09 Calves; Scotland, 500 Beaste•, Norfolk and Suilblk, 2,100; and 400 front the Northern and Midland Counties. Par moo of Blbs. a. 4.a a. Per stoma sr Mts. I. I. s. e. Dot 8404 Lferafords 3 4 3 6 Beat paa MA& dit 0 0 0 0 Deatlbort bores am 00614.3 t=ala Cam 3 4 4 3 twin aad wood %m a/ • • • p lA y . ....... 03 • Do. 6a. •• • • Beat Nei 1 ilaltbreds 4 • 4 6 and .... • • • • Bolii wade* UM; amp and Leiiii,ll,ll4: dewy. la: tip.=