The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-04 00:00:00

fi 1 4 ? 4!•• 1 M 41i t 613rtS1 ToutvAT, Dec I.—Arrlved ; Hunter, St. Jolues, *W. (midland. MESSRS. WILLIAM LAMOND sad OA, Auk aa b a lt t i r= t rkZ d rvia rUY rad YELL all derdperms re W e e • r obs VI.. ° Zia( la Ohm arar wiry W . 61 44Ve ememres. ; or Pirc• kr brounan le is Jr 1.111 box; 20 lona galskillyer at 4.104 es per Ica; 1,100 rods. welter at ▪ n. pee sr& eALT.—The WNW is reported .• 11U1 ark :odds at 39 03.'s re. per 190 coda. soh; 11,000 Akio 63.6 par 100 rode. Bure—Tbe Naha reenirs ebbed shone. and are continue to quote 33 ra. pr MIL mi Map; Misr breeds are to, the bask BO tan' Nov. I.—ms Wirral that has elapsed sine* lbs dab dear , betrepart laving Una Welly easopled by lb, natives In slimy reds mossile be the past year, and the oar kr/A. drfe• Minn ear tramaled darlng the pater et the dam lho Indhlaya we baguette so mosft and the boo= be keen itenassd with am astivlty that hits wire to San dra la oar Emmy motet debase or champ, to aides. Correa for Ooons.-0 bah grey ribtinp et DU qadtdan are may el ads at an moss, wide la. 'Wks, earth, toe riuseptioa et lovr qualldan an lila cootrary, are In dare I:llmaehrd asodone some, and la sled demand. Grey Ida*aikrita MI la dowsed, or are also Washed. Ow and biesehad Jas. egrets Is sere goad tawdry. Grey dmastka. 31 yards, of llskturdassar ad r dodo. Ire in good demand, btu the Wary kinds u s e WI In Dv= axe Farier ia =—Tarkey red pidit sloth contisues in re ctum, bat twilled sloth s dell. Ihrtey red prints are rearm sad nada Isuatsd. Liskt demi larks getarally wiihont any thane does ear lars. TAIT iir.= etsThe Ilarise el M. Sell bit" nor ... twil l Ibit Wren abet Meier ii AN II AIILIARMIN . o abed re woe Jere Illej l ellor . reek War ell abed el dberr ern et V be et drop ram As ass sad yr be VOUGERWII CRUM RA 0 A 1 S. Mr. roulvs. Comeiltalrag, teller moome Mee ARM. emerfelperromer re les sorer bow .PIMI abort err Bellmore A .- reAv im ar t fit re per blies sia , &. lIIIIIITaka ONO 110 AL 11=011aMillrill Ammo pereely parr ea reit II beur . ;*Mer ter sir is • wt. lo err =bed as /es geTierrat ebb lli . 11011(1 re ih":" rinelleilltAraajeaa 11.11V-11 :r iff e e ttbe= = or b seell JAMES POI/0111 l. mloseLeereel.ebeetells - Oeurry arab eared. 4 .i 708.] LONDON, MONDAY, DEC. 4, 1848. [THREEPENCE. rpo SOLICITORS, BUILDERS, and admire.-- aairmaci OAKLAND 01P, azial l Lstrir to Maim OAKLAND awl 00.. awl owinolow,Cia in wliare, Cffindow Wok. 110 FRICisHOLDERS, EBIATE AOhNTI), &a. Parties May BUILDING GROUND to , or Wet Low Woo, ay reward to forward partially. of the am* to Nam GABLA.II D asd Co., beildan awd aostradon, Coady-wharf, 011111141111. town INDIA. Germ Miss.—This staple is steady, snit them Is sit increased In. gag fa Nan 40 sad SO male twist, smoke et which an becoming met& _ iONDON ASSURANCE CORPOfATION, Orabllfhol Ig loyal China of flog Or me Os Illror. . 1710. for JUNIVRANCIII upon LIM. what) at. sod for SUN 121ot 11.1124CN1L-0111orr. No. 7. Royal Nrefamips,(X.raldn„ 0.10. Brostoirret. fk.vervos.-I.I6STOCIC Pp WIT W1L10N,144. i ci reursasoa.—WlLLlAll KILO V... N orrr orsastos.-11011ENT COTNAWORSII, 1.., MP frfrei-101 a pplaiTP. II.: i r E d 7lo . D 'llCa‘ A, 4 MOM NOP Demi SCII" reatek b, itt Krii= lie. If t i r ra bog iging b a= si4 l-4- I.3"" "T i e e Ili It er I ti l as ?V lie Willie 11 r, of the= aro Wag me ll= 46. 1F10100e COVAiloo of Ihrfrow et re= the wood all ara= 0 piftwidilt. g Yoe = WI M liored ode. le iri Ili void g inumb im pel k le lbws lie b or ee lie To w nes air ems; on r onolone ; eit..*Cl4 o="13 it_ Nem esiorill LOS of Mom ilea ; et. Iget riair lar = doille Irak liflrtio si loaorTrohar alth Fxl7. iu ibr i aW i l= ki tled pemakar d pz bsea , a i wav a the mews iso . ln MM. WM S. flp imosee us be il letemie web be IMMON We ii sem of lie pilule el Pbum wools et le par mt.. orl trt Woe ol Or loweel yaws ow i . e . Ms beis owl to fre s zie n gg=g i fien 3 pre eer3 Pm mem ea Ile ion ee tie wad lie Vb. PUNIPM PM Ma Mmilkles op gar& il-=' , '' ms 1 , aseins. 1... . 0 a , A N ...,N Nibie I Year. illl PITT • lillll 10 IS ai It is 1 i : I: Arlin: a:V r -4 • ; So' CROUTON HIGH SCHOOL, Dever-street, and MMus ea Usßoit . CIDOPON. LL.D.. U.C.P. Iri vr . woe a Chluaure-30. P. C. Colvwk. Pod Ueda Ur. U. of Draft. 46:011,0111 eea _ --.. ...:-..._ ihmealin Slim .. . ... 7.7... Tvrebegniam pw sees. Wog ihelles ....1 4 4 4 :: 1 ?natty guises' p/E ims. 1 esslartadbas...... ILI • .: Toreatrfulff imam Poe lab. doom of Wolff Itathalsa Orman, lansati.lfasnosl en.=-.....z.,-...:.. xarziestr.v.......-TrZi are for Fencing and Pawing. g... .dive shilling. per quarter I. snit& for to arm of lationcry. Farm to the orb ..1 library; .5.1 801 , 1111 Mi the ortse fiat lambs god dreinue uot. red& he.. stv dtsrged for con hag to Emma& =toothy ir rtq u Irtsl ea the remora of a m ac il. dot bee hen erected ha the phopoesd fur dyntristle Offer mei; gi a library grin be upward Issuatliataty. for drellatiosi as alibisdaleee . Th x4r,........ , air to tini ; . .. i . l ad from Or t e . tie Iv% rlbr The Vacation. frees— end to foll I are J nue lc to July ft It Quartet. h, limb U. Septcruler .iu to October & yd vitiat e, li WOW IL Dettbabor 17 to January 11 = Solite& It Three lows at Kate, sod ro l .. .. 6... I to Des Il& Throe Mu 6at W blicunthte. b = .l. illtirid le se school afford* . staple atatormulatiou far aiii• I B b nal ' 1 = 4 . : clittZ ulL in t : t z .f. per annum. . I.'" bytr 1 ,.,,,,..... NM la N . V.". uf m pbqbe Th ., tiretertlon to obtain Velliaj -. 161110S• to the maul gp-st athentueerse. WNW &NM member QM hie' ludo.. to not so moth to ICY Isemble. as to ral• is hint a love end esteem ; le pat lin la the right way of lusonlog awl ism Prrihimotlf, h• adds bed ileelloyment red. it and dam& i stye kes Ono loot Om their o p madam fflo a WOW brukualu. —Preach thborae. Yto ils a jort li. to th e whole—Om lOW i...... lop Off liosiWk.... they an frequently con. Sy pen altivoie. forut. sad .barn the mind; la . yes ati es the nth sad ettaeumer of the amellitedi, *NM r wi tz b edielz, yes ma • y her% by en 10=1 theiped , beeralltea, sod the noble. you p i... ass* erret.q.by education. ....,._ . ___ .._ . 0 .... - areee oils=rai moo AMMO. IP TEM FOOMIL 111 Al 70110 VS: za T ...y Settiol.t—lsdldi Mredhog. itpelhag. Written. LIAM- Lain Accihnice. Illommile of Illatory. Naomi MAW,. and •• Gum/cute To tem; ifilelhicAcc ••f Oblate allereciel MlMl given to the training of Wive tr- of obarmlieet. 'thief's'', so eu pladurably coerced d in the iourig. and on th .101. oakum ohkrisprol the eeedifeCr and full toe of all knowledge subwerodally In boregaired.l JIMIOS MICH* ' Clad F—Endlth Reading. ng, Orentsair. leeltaglea, Arithmetic. iligto orea ry. Geography. and !trolli Natural Ilithrry ; Idle 011113134/Z. tc ; the Met factotum of bloom and nom& ; 1 'nil .4. Drawing. and Vona Male. 11 s i••• Na T Ina Clad tieciand.—Bagibh, Including Gremenem, heed- MA ripelon,r, end Decimate rif Wad.; Rentattom . Loam Including Oranuner end Tronelation • Genoa esti French. inchollog Orsounar. rlimagetion, god Diehment ; Arithmetic winnow! , Marry ; Oem Pith? ; Katona Mean ; ifelelog ; Irrawirag an 4 Vocal Made. SZOWIL Secrom. Cleee Thinl—Letin a n d Greek, ram. I me. Itamthem me Trerichitime ; MOM. Inchallne Orm iact orme gial lheir, G ta ilor of Womb, eon Reentme in tioummition ; fletantlem; Ocemon MA Icemill,=thommer.Tradiation, haereires. sad alslegeme► ; ; moor, ; Geography. Andrea and = "6. lentrog ; 11•4 the int irbacioka of' aeomoiry, M Alget a innim. i. ...MM.& hh4 • &Wel Pbafecfals I MOoldetunbig Proemeebles. ; Wailer ; rad Taal ode. n ee secnos. ors Foeth.—Oreck end Lib alemlek TOMB, NM anartime i Ore* end Roman Antiquttite ; GerMili and Tom* gh gn em mempuetion ; Englidt ch , •-•lcc and Comported. • Hilda gg with thiceimeth : Recitation., Anthem/4r, Ahle len. , Anal) tiug (Amin try ; Dllferestiel sod ailiolPrechn= Chemthry. Natural Phildoph ; Mead Pales. helm he.; P s and Mathematical I luanui ; Moolt. isimu... W Modern Itimory mot Geocrathr . *menu de• ....r.....,-....,,„:,. g ;i5 ,!..........g a 1z•Tr,,,, t ilt. ; ...1 4 . 064 Slu4e. 111111141 di f b. incr .4 stivaoced r: „.. rlloe ~.. dreg .. &rig Ik e they be prefereionel im calr••• • 1•. mechanical. or commercial.. mi e l" Sputa hi odirnagod to extend tu the age of sixteen. The time =dm pretiaratory radio. SW vary greed. according ei Tiro thane of the and. mond, and third clawswill mob imam ge, par, I t , 0,111.k17 awe; of the fourth. two years Thai, a yogi ionerireg the find thee et MI MS Will curnpiete the echoi4 cowrie at n& Put cum, 11.11; emend dad. 11,13: third dariv, U 44 ; fourth dem, Wit. The Ma'am pronotipsd will le wade ennuelly, In Manua, lobes the whore ).arm onitniood to begin ; to Ml miel came honorary geormlben IMO be matl to Jesuitry. IS is Animoly Intuortsot that melt ebould commence the whool mime et lot =Moo -tega rehreatiou. eras to far ie it can ho eorp dried in othatela L. &gradual and vary dow prom, ; and the better the OM= d ie mere Unto 14 towdful for the development of Its remit"— Medi ltt be maid. sot thou, --ellnoble• bee tortfel — hiatallit• 504 Iffarsoes The the t. eipllue to meintelned without harshness In deed or word. illtletnere is not inelsopatilde with latrine. , awl the love of order, for ha own ,site. nay be cherished in the young. Is this reapset. especially, Misch depends on the t. /operation .1 tervnts. AU the:l, arc under the rwular eupershlon of the principal, whore elude toilet. &road to the sehood , awl the ant, second, third, lad fourth rewire each • deaf *wow from hi.. of une and a b.mrs. Mention. I. this ay now to acquire and maintain Wm.& keoeleige of every uy ability, daposition, conduct. and feogreee,se well se to prewrres perfect way of plan throughout Use weekly mode are Oren of tt• misdate and diligence of each petit, Wakb are to he returned.bearlot the parse& signature. Partwular ears isremseeted in the strict to I re 0W evandration of these reports aid all observation. concerning the pupils are to he wide . ..wed to the ~pal direct. No omi messy,. wW he received through the poggh god_ is ammo( Oren necewary absence, or Lttenest. meet of eloianatiela wtl be requirod. The duty of rotor sad punctual attendance In treed; tinted . pupils. for their obeerrance,—and on parents. for their enconnoment awl old. The Ixlwwipal our le wen on school bullet+e eeery day before Mae soda/ter lye" dock, lot not during claw, hours: awl be I/1 anxious to realalain frank an.l frequent communkation with the parent, or ="of the pupil. Parents, Stu. may name the during t' ottles, on special epplit,alon Wog male fur that P.M... The Puldie Annuel Lamaism/Jong and liteributleas of Prises are held litkleaturner. • La erranalment bar been made with se. Cermet. for the reception el the realm. pupils at ha laboratory at the Royal !matting . ). Mile action model the streetal care of Mr. Parillson, alto I•SA for =man) natter of the preparatory section 4 the Illah School, ) la 0k , 1.110i rOf the remake of th..): pupils wham earl ) Age. srtral el Imowielee, &Amhara them for the Imre Advanced ebefe.. Mem elf et wren to tea or eleven will he the avunl an of the pupils In rY reettea Its red.. hours ) Re.. ace distinct from than of the other di rgliee ant Mnstratal by • colketion of the Mel articlae of corn. WM another In the raw ar I the manufactur d state. The lemerie Mee* will he illa.thaad, se far re pmvll.le. with map. Plena dlr . t ii. wr a mt . the lintkordaedlag may be add/awed MOST APPROVED STOVES.—The de- I I E L .11 Mr the MONK gad VIIITA TOY lememtelt Minelei nil menage; Ind members Meted been meld het Fjet e r n e a tp l etr . "alb mitei st =te s e l ea WAY lIITO lam maned In recommending tot thole 5z.4.7,.... was. the het vie pone they bus worms ot meet seeded le the Inclegem d the Immill. 6 1,........7 • engem tempeenenre three:CUM She Lla Wry 6 , 1 . l a udz i.o. llllolll lailiethon i Q am. hys : Mr 3, te for mminemeSr a rem Ms. esti— .B. Mmteell llppoo and Serum ed gilmol b UM be met la the merit and perehmem IMO So %arm Onfeedotreet, eralla. et Netmenelmeet :.M Net I. Neereesn. Illieeh liciabliebel I. Inetheirent lift Jonah FMWS 111. U. per Mad Inn Splendid dikes Tweetry, &Aid. Ctrs& MR Ilmidg. 44.: rareaM Ileardoili. ed. trICI API T, CUII sea pal wide Plumb 44444•48, 41 la 44. SWIIIIXO bay* 1111,1110VID act ELOn City lo Xs, IsieN4-41m4, Monies serma Watorlsevisee lovpoJto sod Jame.. 4. 7146 are Yid yard., M prim. sod 4,4144 Mbar 4 . 4 . 1 4 060 ° . 1 "WA"' • " al ' 114.4•464 %NS." ammi4a. lograis sertaba.. KILN ERII PATBN r STRONG WROUGHT 1 Bina - ROLDIPAPT GOVERNMENT DOOR sad CASH oad CLO•ETlL—Plromolefte. by Internal moomoolueelog m ai nmailai MR olomboya TM MO_ lerolktol oif PO oo la 4 Gee mil& . 11 . leeks aad 111111110110. Wiese* OM Illfeilliani Jos Ned OW PM, char ii. 4 Noma d al elm It pee ewe. lem lie Mom Ia Ile Mu Mores of lae maimMelmleg ma Mardberteto Merl me of the elheme elidomem Moe a= la nal _lmat Dem am Ia emieiplem MEM Re Ma maw Oft mol Maw ~MD ame plaideml folleale; me la Menden =l,ll Rm. la MIA Ur =V im . Woe. M el 1ie ... 1 . ....r. 6......... ReeDreof IS womb& Irme daVer i ffil as e. fa i t , oilm an hea lame Do Mbar% Wm Ws erg Mile la It is nol trig . Moe ORD ale, mla iisl aVaVaMso MOM Om erialarad. Mee delft& Mo. MA. Mbe bad ao at I'M I MAN of Mime e si teMlL M o d realms wetiaii ell4Vielni"..tra. F u ll % I Q* mammon WINN.. MOM 14 = sal Mem rostrata meonala—Mirea . 4 *.sMaL Mamfromr 3 5 4 eeelmmedem. Laic lIIIIas en: 47 RlMiblaraoto. Leaden Meek Ma. Illostestok FW GAB BURN KlL>. Royal lARen Pateat— Tbelr NEM Mme May. The Comet. ne Odin. 'The Obis. Mat ere TM "NM% 1 1 _..... 1 . Prol=2 4 " 14 ..4! W:matt Gamy OM " W a r embeell. elle le orymal lo MI No midge 4 eimmakal Ile moot m olr e t . o u l ae olL The Impremeasela Moo milem... a *ow - __Lsmsalm i4 gral lasiltoteol ° r= SC IMM a of )•,ur Dow ALVT. TA M I rr... 1 . 1 1R M mmailma .06 ay boo Memo 1 V.• 108 11.0,1•W s 11 . le NOM Mammy la mmeler W Xe= ritmefl la .i.. 2 Rem pmemei be IL 14 iremojTe eoleMe - et mar elMailag My prow meeM Jigy: .....1 Fatima: Om Ma Imo Is at al Ma MOM. Im eafi ft — " w =iv e re am maN%kw litre Mai pm% I. TYeasetAyoun folftZ Joao NW M.D. LCD MoMmet a OIIMIIII7. 11l lithere Clore Mane. • . "„.. _TI, aLat of tha Daum afe mama* ___., Ma llotnefoleaa Usla Omer ylll - 411W.r &IMe e li r ai diee ...MIL LIL Mese UMW. saw el Adithls4astil. ERESENTS far WEDDINGS, BIRTH-DAYS, sod NW! VAL& TRU' SUM lIMILLYI,I ♦WY II FACT WM, dragesd y mar warm Idebb ferry essered by dr Ina Medi marrobwers. awl rid yd irperskir Aydin la lior red essilny tbs. WNW WYADUM, GLASS (11.11•1111•010. &ILA). spILL CA=. "Owl& brecire NW, b. ead i =ds SALTCELLAR. hi shahs MOW. 01116Waild wlmA Weer weed ; with 0/0181. Min tee tab. SALAD SPOON TORN, la mb eed weed , b. the pale; Ivory dal i rlit a jd Oin:i lle l ;cod beadle.l4*. ; marvel leery brie, fi IIrIATTr dL LASTIR. Is carved wood, d► tone potemblli. lb to eltZttliacarved•wocd beadle. I r e; I ray brie, IRA IIDISH, with csraid-wood harder, 4b. mad - NITTTER.DISIL In careedurood, with ar dew 21a. supTEE.ENIVIL with nerrelYniod mad "IN limb. !la; H ogy Malls and lever blade, 421. CANT 1.4 KNIFE Sal F 08.., wooden Widen, carved who darn he* .0 D. the NO. POW RATING-IN IPA Member Warn. VIMII CAR YINtrK NITS sad PORI. Pal dbmr rated robs]. 1N sad REICR Jlitl, "%Trios bort - W. J. Tetra d). lb.; with 44. Manua Iliwe. WA? mR eamerdled ebre.4lj . d. sad reerneda (11. RAS elartit A b i th4l l4 l al enle rerweille_ 17e. 6L A MDETAND POT. albs 1111111 PW b Pares. 94.; sod to marsh • SA ob LTCILLLAII. IsL, ehrtheswere. • &bibs blh AIL Ts 6.1. the . CAMELLIA TNAPOT. ta Bribabs meth. awbountal by Partin Sewn. ; la alter, 111 Helots; ar Meted sietal. be. IR. Red grove. A.ILA.I A TEA-CA DDT. Is weed. .t brines Oran A TEA.CA DDY SPOON, bi !abed meal, b. dd.; in silver, 1310 e. CNNAM Jl'o, is .Pal Abe 'ad upward. ;i Puts; b. 61. WINE TRAY, is gaper Loathe ILirdesnt, A.ILA.), lith. rd up • DEV wa A N T rds ERN, in ersemellei colours 11. &drove. A.R.A.t. 117. the tole. W INN GLANS. In clantylied edam% Se CHAN PAGN E GLANS " Bubbler iturgins. - essinelled to blobs sad engraved. ill. J. 'retracts!. i Vll/1.111 prier DESSKIET KNIVES and FORKS, with onioured handler her carman. cherylee.aiberty, reestrerrienarswharke, ti= Mud blebs 10y. yeeh. VINTAON DNCANTIaI STOPPERS. Is 'Unread in Meer° Mit, to rarebit veleta. 1.11. C. lloyeley.l CAN lULMTICICK—The makers% Is tiles, &dented by 11. J. Tower owl. 151. Ow pear. WATCH. BOX. "The Kalehre Tomb.' la radon. pre* dl. FLOWER VASE IR. Redgrare, A.R.A.). Maw, Sir; coloured ebb' Mr. BRIDE'S INKSTAND, fie swede* U. NAL 44 sod upward.. BRIMS'S INKSTAND. In hr end is dodge eat, at various prices; in bronze. S. sal %manly. with marble tem. KIMONO CUILDBNN, peva ',debt to midi. fs. la Portia ; lb - la . . ME. to match. aids gat bands. In =room ow Sea and upward •RCIIITKOTURAL TRII:8810. In Tens CashZa an*. SHAVING-POT. eartheawara. HAMM Inneded and beadier," 4 and upward. MAIM' bll/41. CERRICRCA a door porter. In traa. A PA MIR to tree Pest.. olt• BRACK ETS, caned woe, KS t a the pile. and epees& PA rug R.EACU CLOCK.CANIL of mice. prim. Ot9l•gT. THY: GREEK PLATE. a Zrucic7l,7lllnun Pewee. ha Pada% t3> eIIIAKBPILASIL &Brindle. In Varian, L 3 3e.; sho la Beene, /MS • (J. Beel I TRAGEDY sad CONROY, statuette.. In Paean. reel g r t i. Ip x l UNA AND Till LION, • statuette (J. II la , moll& Mouse. DOROTUBA. a Matadi' N. Bell), In Parer. Z 2 1k; and In benne. €26 be. CLORIDA N. • statuette .1.1. compentoo I. Doro th ea; to Patina .0 • PRAYER, • statasets (J. Mb. In Arlen. Me., oe with coloured hjan TUB BELIZr. • stathetbt (J. Dell), • Parlan. Me.; at with co loured base, 30. INFANT NEPTUNI (FL J. Tethered). • eltedler In Perla& 275.; in divot and In &Am nt m Pleant* prism. CHARITY, • dathette. Pir Widureolt. Till NYMPH, • Mat= for the garden, In Torn. Catch Rls the, by Pin R. Rcohnecuti. " ('NA' BROOCH. Porten sad red. Ms' DOROTHICA" BROOCH. Puha sad sold. The CUPID BROOCH, " The thge Mayer; by J Hell. In tree —A NIGHT LAMP ; A NAT IMAM); POTMILBIERLARD? ARID ILBOARD ; TRA.O RN ; TRA sad 0011711J2 ; JU th. A CATALOGU K, edeb tenney4oele deans , . med • Jorcaß Coda. IL Old Buneheuvet, on Belling tlwee mass Mention Country maths azecthed as nosh* el • Ithbeethe with CHILDREN'S HAIR.—Tea balsamic properties el ROWLAND, MACASIIAZ OIL emit the heir in Its mine oath aciodoeste On pow*. waft It Is maluritr. and con. nose tar pennons of MOW viper, Mg indlawnt end lumina. re. .joedewq. to the Wen purled el bums ita. Gioia led ynciffint. Ms A Altos sr emit hid laportin. sad resin the we of the Ins wads lIMMOMIif Imre of weSseelmilatkaisl She iondwe Wide Ire the words i• 'OWL\ NOW In AMMAR 011," en the .—Price3n In hung Mahe ieneitite her smith 11‘ thee an. 21 a pr beak. held by the progenitor*. en th OrMeemordien Leaden. asJ by ell disable re werhenern A NOTHER CURE of CONSUMPTIVR COUGH DIL LOCOOKI WATERK her We lame Stnwee. PEt .SPKOKride••• Ikrieooo44lSre• Gesticioea,—l have beer. =woence, teensy with I' twee mere cow& width vue vtl.l to re • Ind for trideb I sever found a remedy usUl weed your wain. • from the Wait I lave received has thew. 1 dull most Woolly .retread to ray tee awed yr I MIR.' a DIL LOCOCKW WAVERS Ave treat relef, sad cupid awe at aregh• sad adds. irtrrre= PUBLIC SPEAKERS they aro havehtabie foe elcarieg sad etruyeterdee Y. voice. Price l& Pc IL, mad Ile pie boo. Amato. Da Silva sad Co., I, artdelane. Mot curet. Leaders. Ode lw AN medicine vendee, rams FOURPIVICS or ANY 11001ISSLLER. CIONTILIITS of the Number foe SATURDAY. lhotenbef S. of THE ATHENEUM, Journal of English and Woesles Literature. Seers" the the roe AoY. Thlrty two Wee Don° Page , . 037. W1111111•111011M111. B..astill4malkv•lutiolllo.l4 iplasiss of lewd Life. Menem , of Owereflivro Meter, Osrmre Immune lOe History of i smiles,. BrUri r l iiebteeer DeuteeJeu Spraeled hamlet AIL ley . &ham. Almanac. for Idol. 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Ej the arrival of the overload mall we are Pat It pomeosion of news to the following dates: Bombay, Nov. 2; Calcutta, Oct. 21; and Madras, Oot 24. The mail waa brought from Bombay to Sues by the steamer Victoria, together with the following pasemsgers Mrs Outram, Lag/ Harris, Mrs. Pope, Moe. A. Thomas, Kn. Helium. Mrs. lialiburtoa and child, Mrs. Brame, Mee. Itanvay, Mrs. Milky, Captain Tweeddale, Ideal. Calmat J. Ostrom, C. B.; Buperinteading Surgeon B. William, Madras army ; Lieut.. C. Halsted and H J. Keeley, ditto ; It. J. Wallace, Ng., hamster; Liget. J. Breese, her lesjegity's nod Foot, end Captain A. Hall, 25th Bombay Na'iv' Intents". The latest news from Moulton is of the 21st of Mabee, at which date the army was still slime 't had bees sifter revises &tea The Bombay Times gives the following anoint se the state of matters there: Our latest dates from Kooken extend to the 20th 016.1115 T, at which time matters stood touch as formerl with ige Im. taint ilitfemice, that Sherri 13ineh, with isis tromp, had left for the Has int country. Our former narrative exlemied to the lii of October ' at which date Oen. Whisk ley err aseaped four miles fro m Moulton, entrenched and well Be. fended by artillery, and in expectation that some Meek mega be made on them, or threatened at the period of the Damerah, a week afterwards. Taking up the Mary et the siege where it broke off, welled that provisions and wary were getting scares at Muslims, gad that the jealemhe and mistrust which had from the' hargfasini m etil betwixt Shire Singh and Maelraj WWI al rr The great festival of the Dutserah—the seam lbe Wow 81kh ow rages—at length arrived, when an Omsk had been threatened, and Moolrsj was said to have vowed that he would bathe in the holy tank of tloorojkoone, es bad been his wont from his youth upwards. The watering-Sam wee close to our camp, and under the influence of religious feel ing it was hoped the troops would show themselves in the plain, and give us an opportunity of attacking them. la. stead of this, the insergeats went out in the opposite direction and burnt no end of powder for the honour of the omission, scarcely within hearing of our camp. Oantra Singh, one of the Sikhs reeogaised se having attempted to corrupt our eepoys at Lahore in April, was at this time caught bathing : he wee captured and sent into camp; where being duly identified, be was despatched to Lahore to be dealt with by the Herber wording to his deserts . He had originally belonged to the 42d N. 1., and having taken his discharge was selected for the service ha undertook at the date just named, from his familiarity with the habits of oar aspens. On the evening of the Bib, Lieut. Christ-tiler, of the Indian navy, died of wounds received by him on the night of the 9th of Sept., when so many gallant men went down. Col. Pattoun, wire fell on the occasion, desired more men immediately; AM Lieut. Christopher, serving as a volunteer, undertook to guide two companies of her Majesty's 10th to the scene of action, the localities about being unknown to them. This duty performed, while he lingered aear the scene a match lock bell sha.tered his ankle bone. Amputation was twice performed, but he was cut off on the night of the Bth Oct., much regretted by all who knew him. Treaters to the amount of 18,00 W. seat from Lahore for the pay of the traps of Shi re Bingh before his treachery became known, about this time have fallen into the hands of the insurgents. On the 9th the Rajah Shere Singh slipped away from the city, the two preceding days having been occupied in send ing off detachments of his troops from the north and north. east aide of the town—that being the quarter furthest re moved fres the position of our army. His purpose a to hap been to proceed by forced marches lapin his father, then hampered and shut in by Aboott and Nicolson. Gee. Which was anxious to have overtaken him had be lingered on the way ; but his movements were too quick for us ; and with no more than 900 cavalry at OUT disp oil, and Moolraf ready to pounce on the rear of the pursuing party had put , slit been given, it was resolved to leave him alone. In addi tion to the quarrel with the Dewan, it is probable that this canning chief might consider his chances of one Gess better in the strong mountain country with kis father --whets a guerilla warfare might for some time be main tained, and from which there was hope of escape is ease of a reverse—than in a walled city aroundwhielleas overwhelming army wee preparing toassemble. The i Sikh troops at Buono° having at this time murdered their Wirer% and taken their departure fee the Haserek men. try, the occasion was seised apes by the despoading se a proof of the perfect organisation of the Sikh econspirsey, and the skill at once and boldness of Asir measures. ' Meeirej, it was said, would cutlass to maintain Mout. tan with a force of from 10,000 to 12,000, u long as It was possible, with a view of occupying about an equal number of troops in the siege ; whilst Share Singh moving on Lahore with 6,000 or 6,000 011114 would there be joined by ell the Sikhs in the citi, and Chuttur Singh with the Jamoo and Bunnoo deserters, in ell about 16,000, pressing on the capital as speeally as possible while the British garrison was at its weakest. So far are these dismal anticipations from being borne out by facts, that there seems every remain to believe the Sikhs are satisfied of the desperateness of their condition. Geolaub Singh he pro- claimed his determination to do all in his power to put down rebellion ; and there hes been no disturbance or rising la their favour in any quarter of the country. The people everywhere and the Mehontedan troops are well aff. cud, sad all we have to deal with, at the highest computation, is some 30,000 of the old army of &inject S sigh, scattered about, without canteen or purpose, without any common ob jest or common feeling, save hatred of the order of things by whisk their power has become extinguished. On the 14th a strong detachment of troops. consisting of Anderson's horse artillery, two guns from M'Kensie's troop, a wing each of H.M 's 10th and 32nd Foot, the Bth and 49th N. 1., a squadron of the 7th, and the whole of the 11th Irregular Horse, with 40 pioneers, proceeded as an escort to enable the chief engineer to take the bearings of a bestirs% on the north west side of the fort, which he had not before had the means of examining. The neon required to be made thus strong from the remoteneu of the point to be examined. They left camp at three in the morning, and reached their destine Bon without interruption, having made a detour of nearly nine miles. The duty on which they had pro. corded having been performed, they returned to camp in safety two hours before noon. On their way back Moolrej's cavalry were seen hovering on their flank •; our horse artillery and cavalry were ordered to charge, but the enemy uere o nimble, and escaped them. Oo the 18th the camp was surprised by the restoration of some prisoners formerly taken from us. They stated that the two Europeans in the fort had got leave to quit ; but both were wounded, and one was unable, the other unwilling, to move. The troop' were now directed to be restored to fail rations—having before been reduced in apprehension of scarcity. The weather had of late undergone a mat agree. able change—the nights having become so cool that cloth clothes wire in demand. D,sertions to Edwardes's camp hail become not unfrequent--eighty Achilles one day joined him ; and shortly afterwards 600 Blahs from Bucnoo, who bed remained faithful when the rear had gone over to the enemy. While in this state of comparative iaactivity, the be siegers became aware ottani vast preparations making for their succour. The Gentleman's Gazette, in an extra, gives the following letter, being one day later from the camp at Moultan, namely, Oct. 21 : I write to tell you that an attempt was made this morning to shoot Gen. W hisk as he was taking his morning ride in front of our picquets with some of his staff and the usual small retort of irregular cavalry. Fortunately for him, and our fame, the bullet whizzed harmlessly over without touch ing any one. The marauders were five in number, two of whom were captured by the gallantry of the Duffease, whe received a severe sword cut in the thigh. One of the pro. sonars will probably die of his wounds, which are plentiful. I hear that grain is dearer in Moults& by one seer. Capt. McGregor, of H.M's. 10th, who was so severely wounded in the head, has left on medical certificate for Ferosepore, in company of the detachment Bth N.I , commanded by Capt. Price. The overland 'sprees reached us this morning, and created mach pleasurable surprise et Bdwardee's good fortune. The troops which are to reinforce and act in con junction with the besiegers are thus described : The army at Bores of 8,000 men is commanded by General Auchmuty, and will be completed by the Ist, and ready for march by the 16th November. If required at Moultan they would proceed by the line of the Induce Bahawaloore, their stores bring transported by boats on the river. They weld in this case roach their destination early in December. Beim this, however, it is expected Moultan will have fallen, and in this can a part of these wilt probably for a time be employed in the Lower Punjaub. The supreme go vernment have directed an army of 30,000 to be menabled an the Salle' : this includes the force already before Moultan, at Ferosepons, and on 111- frontier—but excludes that at Lahore, amounting to be twixt 8,000 and 10,000 men. The commander in-chief will take command. The infantry divisions ere to be commanded by Majors-General Whisk, Gilbert, end Theckw. 11, the cavalry by Brigadier-General Canton, and the matey by Brigadier General Tennant. Of this force, 7,000 are new b** fore Moulton, and this will be raised to 10,000 when the re iskercemeats now under orders (excepting those from Bom bay) have joked. At Feronepere it is said some 20,000 will assemble—aceompenied by Draft 100,000 amp-followers. Oa the 18th, Brigadier BeUM received orders to premed tram Firemen to Meehan with two native regiments, three companies of artillery, end details of corm already with General Whish. He marched on the 19t . but was on the 21st recalled—the advanced guards of Cnuttar SinA's force having shown themselves at Wiss• aserabad, about 70 mike from Lahore, and about 230 from Mealiest. T asp. were immediately ordered by Sir F Curie to pressed spirt his k, and Rafud's edema was msaxtermaaded. Oar for.., if good haste were madeoreold be up with him the 30th, eves if he remained beyond the Chsemah ; and, Kit be true that his um Sher, Shish was at this date at 30 lanes from Moulton, there is no post Amos ef a sootiest bolas Armed betwixt them over on Wend et 200 miles, with estilkory to treaspet, la to. dap' lime. thou* they am mentell to be 'Aim fa eniatert. Glosoleab Siagh has sent 5,000 ma, and., CoL Btriabeek Ito MA him on kis Sank. Metter of the 21st from Lifson states that Mooksj had written to 8k F. Currie atilt'', that be bad toted an doss oo histnothois hem the Disbar, sod bed always been ondyto earremilleg, provided hie HA was moored Thh rune holism UMW 1100110. At Llano, emitter' spree, mondwoo windy foist. A detachments sent out from Lahore, eenehling of the lod irregular co 011 , o' filetnaers horse, a party . owl two foss, together wi th the Nth N. 1., wand the Ranee ea the Ost. They win is winds of Uojun Singh, a noted freebooter, wed hod 111011111111 W Idmeelf Inside the fort of Neidreowilla, mid bode Mean to the Denim. The Wib unn t es = renamed to Wren ea the 11th, having been nen is a fart bagging to this rebel, sad swan to Lall Slosh, lA* had also fraternised with Chuttur 13140, about two mambo emu the Beer in the direction of Umritair. Far the redaction of thou. Brigadier Wheeler, with a fens esaelitiog of the 81st foot, 7th cavalry, ted include, bone, led troop let brigade hone, and 441 sompany Bth bentalloa toot artillery, with No. 19 light field battery, and the 3rd N. 1., erased that river ou the 12th. The following morning they ruched the foe, of Raogroupd. sod for tear hours , eontinued to better the wars with their artillery. The fire was' vas rated to As evening, sad the following morning (14th) it was dis covered that the enemy had evacuated it under cover of the darkness of the night. It was fitted to be a mud fort of oonsiderable strength, surrounded by a ditch. &consider able (identity of grain wan discovered in it, bat neither puts nor ammunition any kind. Oar Iwo was en man of the 2nd irregular bores btu ed, and a few wounded. The town, which lay a short distance in front of the fort, was In the possession of the Ocide Corps when the brigade reached. Little change has taken plus in the state of the Hasareb country. Chatter Singh continues in the field with about 10,000 men, hut his movements teem crippled, interrupted, and contracted, by the measures adopted against him, lie has neither managed to endow the troops at Peshawar from their allegiance, nor ventured to besiege, attack, or march in the direction of Lahore. The Sikh troops, numbering 6,000, sent about ten weeks since to settle see mat ten in Benno*, hearing of the success of Moolraj, and detection from us of Chuttur Singh, and impressed in all Ukelihcod with the conviction that their day of ven geance was at hand, rose against the loyal portion of their officers murdered Colonel Holmes and Futteh Khan Tunes, and prepared to join Chuttur Singh, now in possession et the whole of the Bari Doab—the great seat el Sikh authority. It has been already stated - that fibers Singh, on the 9th October, quitted Mooltan with the view , es was believed, of Joining the Ilaxareh insurrats. Our latest accounts give us reason to believe that he will halt and fortify himself at the strong position of Pied Dadun Khan, and there await an attack from us. Five thousand of the troops of Goolaub Singh had, as we have stated, been de spatched by his highnt se, under Col. Steinbach, to attack Chuttur Strigh in flank, while a brigade from Lahore or the Jullundhar would assail him in front. The Resident had all along been most anxious that 6,000 troops from the latter place should move at once iota the dirurbed districts, but was op posed by the commander-in-chief, who wished to have an army in the field before a second division of operations should be attempted. By our latest ieteUitence, Chuttur Muth had moved southward—Ms advanced guard having, about the 19th, 'poured as near Lahore as Voss-embed, on the Chensub—ome twenty miles off. On the 21st, an express reached Ferozepore calling for reinforcements, and it was believed that the most of the cavalry and horse artillery already across the river would proceed at onre to the point threatened. Brigadier Eels ford's troops, which had started for Muslim, two days before, were ordered to be recalled, and Col. Oodby's brie-ads, consisting of the 2nd Europeans and 68th and 70th N.I. were to cram on the 23rd and push on with all conveni ;peed. At Peshawar the troops continue faithful, and the trumpery outburstings of robber chiefs, who up and down over the country were taking advantage of the trabled state of things, were rapidly being put down. The troops every where continued in excellent health, and the best spirits.— The Sesestris brototht news of the 29th from Kurraches, at which date everything continued tranquil.—Tee Governor- General was expected at Allahabad about the 2nd Nov. (to day).—A violent hurricane, a which one ship was lost, and flu or six more damaged, swept the upper portion of the Bay of Bengal, and the lower country on the Our., betwixt the 14th and 18th, and reached Bombay on the 19th, but =Waned little damage.—The cold season was setting in.—A scarcity of food, in consequence of deficiency et rain, was apprehended in Malwa and along oar earth. west frontier. The court-martial assembled to try Dr. Monet, surgeon in her Majesty's 15th Dragoons, charged with having made erasures in certain documents with the in tention by so doing of conveying a wrong impression of facts to certain parties, has found him guilty, and sentenced him to be dismissed her Majesty's service. The Commander-in-Chief, remarking on this finding, sire that— The exigencies of the public service rendering it most in eonvenient to rearsemlrle the court-martial fur revision, be feels that he would not be instilled ir confirming the ien tune. But t►e continuance of Surgeon Monet with the 15th HYPOS being likely to be detrimental to discipline, the Commander-in• Chief is 0,1444 to direct that Surgeon Meant shad ceue to do duty with that regiment front the doe el receipt of this order at Bangalore ; and the proceeding a the court martial will be transmitted to England kg lissi consideration and orders of bee Majesty. With reference a the foregoing remarks, Surgeon Monet has leave of absences to proceed to England, where be will report himself on arrival to the Adjutant-General and Military Secretary, Horse Chards. The news from Calcutta is not important. The Governor-Oeneral held a farewell levee on the 9th of October, and, together with the Countess ailhousie, left the presidency on the next day for the upper provinces. Sir Herbert Maddock is appointed deputy-governor of Bengal and president of the Courcil of India during Lord Dalhousie's absence. R. epecting the affairs of the Union Bank, an important step bad been taken, by the introduction of a measure into the Council of India with a view of legalising the scheme for liquidating its liabilities by an income-tax on shareholders. The draft act was published in the government Gazette of the 18th November, and was appointed to be reconsidered on the 14th December. The assessment lately agreed upon by the share holders is the basis of the act ; and those who pay up the amounts at which they have been seemed are to be held exempt from further liab:lity or molestation ; while shareholders who decline to pay are liable to be separately sued for their debts, and gain no advantage front the fact of their brother shareholders having paid their assessments and obtained their dis charge. The Engliehman seems to think that even this will not secure lull immunity to those for whose protection it is designed, but that, in terms of the ori ginal bank act, one partner who may have been selected as a victim by a creditor may in turn sue the other partners to the hill amount of their liabilities. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. CALCUTTA.—Orion —The twelfth and lest Want sale acne mem wok place on the lath Oet., whoa the malt VAS IPA foible _ . . Chests. Retail Levet Average. Proceeds. Behar... kWh $73 ISO 863.13.0 11,21,140 Beane 447 822 SIO 82042-6 MO Itieshows • &dine front the ptemediag isle of 8341-ters. per chest on the avenge of Petah and of 44-24 n. on that of Smarm. EXPOIITL—does the reamaption of tewheaus after the holidays we have bad ao greet display of agilely, except in the demand for rice Won the arrival et the axons The liesinem dose has been on • moderate male and crises we can hardly my have yet settled down. In our int market bonen has hen Yee to • vary Heated extent. Moen Ignemt—The value of gone men eteurities Is pretty well mentalaed, astwithseueliag the =any tr latelligrace from the sett of war, and the preparation making be a eempaga, nave is • tea. dean, however, to • slight decline. Th e value of Bank Shane re mains nearly th e same, perhaps with • sheds of isa t for Bank of newel sad Agra Mares. Shares of other t Meek banks are Detente& sad there Is little or no depositke lowans speculation manileslei _ . . . . . lismees—Little asellee bee taken place In the rase of exchange, whim See been well maintained foe Ilret-elan tills and cabs dos. I amnia We iney sate Is. Sid. per rupee for six months eight bills wilt eseemeate. We ham heard et traweetions at 15.91 d. to la. per spew Mlle Wbees dawn Treasury bile versa in good de. meml Was gnosis& Passers.—The epauladve deemed for rite Induced by the Mali sea elle song err/ of dogma regarding the doabdel of the keemet Regime and Mks ef potato mop cased C l = at lionsrard frelgeder to ewe op, cad Sway lo high did tle epees. I lathe skit se =meg "Sivas Set rats advanced to 64 IS Ben the lateligense neeleal by the Yet spree Irked tee Meet of easing seepesien le the ergs derail Ise flee, whisk Or led to a deeliee in the See of kslght Darin the week we lave hod several arrivals, nod a asiderable marks to the =scat of available merge d Reim Sew dlepositica to locase, bat generally with a deseser breages.— lnd lairranetc of trade geneeelli4 a much lamer tam le saw keen the torpor of the keg Rape Sciatica Ss Ray ether; en much depends* apes gates, who not detentes Silt de met elks of their being in tower s r lir tkne E;r1; to mopes's ce Sass We ma Smelly expect mark heir *acing the flat week, NM at Orr mere time toe &See le Ingle deem • moderate enlist et krises hes been dose liklege, my mod whitey the Wan et Is. 40 be per Oen ; Ms WI to al. Jams& See ben pined, Ake at Mee S.S pie pees Greye have Seen he mere being Semi In ether sods a aides ere beans hoe also been Sea Wiens Owns Neu Twar.—A Ke Wise Sim knee dime in thee yarns, and appeencares boa lavosablia. Clint... TAMIL —Then alsoprreelee In sea into beam demand. IS he. Germs Red Swat were gird at 4.1.7 a per la Weausa—lre champ. home aeD Omeman Gonee,—• sesi beirms. 167:;17. pet t y • d: a. a d there is littie espoitiso shows by holders to limo silos. Ms Wines dos has orossowitty been Marna. Mkswing hays bees reported: %JO r rids. Ist, bar, aorl bolt boon es, pet ad.; 1,319 sod. sheet froo st ra. per sad.; OS tom tin *Mat ISA n. to 111-1 'sorer Dins Taatt—Thrkey red dell, sod the only sale repeated te 25 bah; NO IP. ask sa 1-4-11 tea. 10. Corsage ham experienced a died deans& • salad 33 bsMa, YID Ito eboh. No. 20 to 40, is re. C :11:111 101 pc lb.; sad 71 belie, 400 Ms east, average N. al Nam IL —Mu to the sated et MOO The., at 3.134 ra. per Lk, mad ere quote pis ea the rimed the day, hot as advance Is Waited tor ere kat. dareacei.—Dellefaele. erato.—ltin Swedish bar costlier semen and to good de. wand. British bar is in bitter inquiry, nod has so upward tendency, while stooks ars soodstste. Noll rod is dun of sae, and in utlwr kiwis we haws otrabongs to notion—Bopp? continues in steady de mist—Pig lead is worse, end wooled. dint hod Y la woody 'n ook?, so go do platen Brium.—in broody weft Ms dioss sirs our laat. 3;:r kilders. 0111 M. es& IS scams Wasson monad at 161 rs., sod leo Bilden. at 17 rs. W Bets Etta' to mow al In small qusatitirs, at id se. per ltd. Egmers.--Corssm—The esseket ter been dell since the date of csar Ise rapt, mid pits bat Welted la einsequets at 'applies west, keward km the isterter, added to the tfaasocuable aceouais trot betted. The twasttkes, whit lave teen her are as LSW breach, at Stirs per candy; SOO balm ditto, 11.8 ra. per sandy ; 700 hales Doggett, Slim pre esandy; ba bake ditto, at n. preestly; IWO balm .1016.111.0 to. per sandy ; 100 bales ditto, 07g ro. ter may ; 220 Mae Nisegrame. 714 rv. per candy. OrivaL—Tids ens is wry dull. Nothing whatever is doin as bidders cestinne Mt. The quagga is nominally 1,20 0 ca. per chest Mr best gutty. Issassers.—We have no clangs to notice in the rate at fre?ght slue our last, the geotations foe Liverpool being still 21 10s. tie ton, at which rate angweemats have been entered into. To China ih • rate advanced swin to Ilre per windy, but has dace receded to 10, re,lrldeli la the rated the day. MICZAMOIOI.—The China mall, which arrived a few days 111,0, has eget brought a limited supply of bills, and la consequence the rate remains with littiedisage. dank raper at six months' eight has bean Wpm d of at le 9d.9.16 per rupee, sad fintadass China bills at Is. old. per rupee. LATEST FROM PARIS. PARIS, SUNDAY, It A.M. The Papal Nuncio has addressed a letter to the Pie• sident of the Aestmbly, expressing his sense of the manner in which that body has proceeded in reference to the Pope, to which M. Marmot has returned a imitable snswer. The Marseilles journals to the 20th have come to hand. These journals say that the post-office steamer Mentor arrived at Marseilles on the 28:6, blingiog the news that the Pope had left Rome on the 25th, and had embarked, on the morning of the 26th, on board the steam-frigate Tenare, which was to bring him to Toulon or to Marseilles. It adds that the frigate Tenare, after having gone from Civita VLechia towards Naples (or as we now know to Gaeta), bad re-appeared at a late hour on the horizon, in a course directed to France. Although there journals state _positively that the Pope had embarked on board the Tenare, it is evident, from the phrases used, that this is more a matter of inference, made from the information received fr. ns the commander of the Mentor, than positive ints lli gence. Be this as it may, the arrival of the Tenare was hourly expected at Marseilles. Le Bien Publique (the journal of M. de Lamar tine) says, that at the moment of going to press, it received information that government had received a despatch with the intelligence of the arrival of the Pops at Marseilles. Nothing to that effect appears in the Moniker this morning. I have just learned that letters from Genoa, of the 28th ult., announce that the Pope had embarked on board the Tenare. According to these letters, he embarked at Civita Vecchia; but that we know to be incorrect, from the telegelphic dispatch from the French consul at that place. A report was current at Genoa that the King of Naples had declared war against Rome and Tuscany. The entire corps diplonwaique had quitted Rome. BRAZILS.—Rio Isms°, Ocr. 26.—Iier Ma jesty's steam sleep Alecto, Com. V. Mesaingbiro, with Mr. Southern, the Britvh minister and suite on board, arrived at Buenos Ayres on the 6th of October. Mr. Souther.' con tinued on bead the steamer, but would land on the Bth, it was expected. MARTLEBONE VESTRT.—At the meeting of the vestry on Seturday, it was finally decided that the accounts of the Commissioners of Baths and Wash-houses, should be submitted to the surveillance of the pariah bawd of an diton. _ _ _ THE CLOCK AT THE HORSE HUARDS.—Lord Den man, on taking his seat in the Court of Queen's Bench, on Saturday, observed that the clock at the Horse Guards had stood at six all the week, which was really a public nuisance, and he trusted the proper authorities would take notice of it. _ _ DEATH OP DR. CHAMBERS CONTRADICTED.—In reference to the paragraph we copied on Saturday from the Lancet, we have received the following letter :—" Sir,—l see with surprise the announcement of my death in your paper of this morning. I request you to contradict this report ; u I am osnvalesoent from my long illness, and am much at your service.—W. N. Citutuasui, 2, Cumberland-street, ryanstone-Auare.--Dee. 2, 1848." INQUESTS, SATURDAY.—FATAL ACCIDENT IN NEW CoVINTRY.IITILIET ?NOY W&NT OF Lit:int.—Before Mr. Beeltord,at the St. Martin's workhouse, on view of the body of T. Csrrol, aged 40, a porter in Covent-garden Market. Deceased was crossing New Coventry-street, Leicesterdiquare, when an omnibus. came up at a moderate pace, and before deceased could reach the footpath, the pole of the vehicle struck him in the back, and he was run over, by which he sustained such injuries as proved fatal within a Inv minutes. It was proved that aocideuta were constantly happening in this locality Irons the inabilty of coachmen seeing the passers by mil too lets to pull up. The inhab.ttn'e hat frequently complained of the matter, but in vain. The jury r, turned the following special verdict:—" We find that the deep utd met bit death accidentally, but at the same time we cannot separate without expressing our deep regret that the want of proper light should be allowed to exist in so crowded a neighbourhood as that in which the unfortunate accident happened, and hope that the matter will now be duly repro• seated to the proper authorities, so as to prevent the recur. noes of so lamentable an event.—Tats Ftsa IN OKAY'S INN-LANI.—By Mr. Mills, at the workhouse, Little Gray's. inn -lane, on the body of Mrs. Thairey, the female who, to gether with her husband, perished in the recent fire. Evi dence was given in reference to the fire, but how it occurred, could not be ascertained. The jury returned a verdict " That the deceased was found dead in the ruins of the house, and that her death was mused from burning and suffocation, but hew the fire occurred *ass was not sufficient evidence to show. SHIPPING. Mina Aamtvms.—Dublin, 4; Doasghadee, 1 ; French, 2; Flanders, 2 , Holland, 1. LONDON, Dec. 4.—Wind this day at noon, S.W., fresh breeze, and squally, cloudy weather. Nzwrohr, Dec. I.—The Helen Boat, of and from Cork, encountered a severe gale about twenty miles westward of Lundy Island, and lost mainmast and fore-topmast, and ar rived hens this morning. Cora, Dec. I.—The American barque Henrietta, hence to Cardiff, in proceeding to sea, in charge of a pilot, struck upon the Cow and Cslf Rock, bilged, and fills with the tide ; and, from the state of the weather, is likely to become • wreck; crew saved. Bina, Nov. 30.—The limit, in going out of the harbour to-day, grounded near the Middle Buoy, and has been oldiged to discharge half ha cargo, but is expected off next BRIDLINGTON, Dec. 3.—The Goose, of and for London (coal laden), was in oontaet, this morning, off the Spurn, with the Osprey, of Sunderbuid, and sank ; crew saved. Yaneouen, Dee. 2.—Th• Albion, of Whitby, ran into the Sasso, of Gainsay, whilst at anchor in the roads last night sad, being very beky, the crew abandoned her, when she drove to the Sereby Band and sank. The Susan stile Mined some dame's. Dais, Dee. 3.—W.N.W. to W.—Arriv,d, Zed: Are.., and Peaide, Quebec. 3rd : Geelong, Calcutta; Richard Brown, Serbia.; Lisbon, New York. Arrived from the river. 2e.d : Moselle, New Orleans; Hayle, Trieste. 3rd: Calpbumia, Adelaide, South Australia; Pertfteld, Calloa ; William and Edward, Petnambuco ; Blanche, Demerara; Rockers, and Cato, St. Vincent's; Princess Royal (tramp.), West Indies; Regina, Barbados'; Active, Havana ; Fahranua, Canary Islands ; Mediator, New York. Arrived from the river and sailed : Christiana, New York. Ltvaaroox, Dee. 2, W.S.W. to W.N.W.; 3rd. S.S.W. —Arrived lat. Covenanter, and Cremona, Quebec. 2nd, Andes, Pernambuco; Bertrand, New 01141111 ; Diadem, New York ; Stephen Lerman, Baltimore, experienced a heavy gale from N X , on the 15th ult., in lat. 44, long. 42, which lasted thirty-six hours; Hanasy Grayson, Montreal, after anchoring in the river, had her bowsprit carried away by a schooner getting athwart her. 3rd, Aunt Mary, and Esther, Piston. 2nd, sailed: Niagara (s), Boston. 3rd, Athole, Rio Janeiro. Ist. Several of the vessels that sailed this afternoon, were brought too at the mouth of the river, viz : Emily, for the Cape of Good Hope; Elisabeth, for Buenos Ayres; On., for 14:w Orleans ; Superb, for Mobile; J. H. Shepherd, for New York; Republic, for Baltimore; Conchae, fox Havana; In dian Queen, for Barbados'. 3rd. Last night it blew a heavy gale of wind from W.S.W. to W.N.W.; this morn ing the wind is fresh from 8.8. W. CARDIFF, DEC I.—Arrived . Alchemist, Quebec. Ors Lienaeon, Dee. 3 —Arrived : Alyth and Automata. i t_ Cowan, Dec. 3.—W.S. .—Arrived: Helene, Laguna. fl ies. Arrived: Cyde (et.), West Indies. Sailed : A West lodic'. Bantu, Dec 3. : Egypt, Callao; Shannon, New York; Mary Jane, t Edward's bland. Ore Nurwowe.— "ved : Mareitionses of Abacorn, Quebec. "VI 1 WATIRIFORD, Nov. 35. W.B.W. to W. Arrived : Drool's, St. John's, N.B. Cost, Dee. 1.--B.W.,squally.—Arrived; Urania, Quebec,. HARWICH, Dee. 2. —The Juventue,of and from 8 underland, get on the Gustiest Sand lut night, and was abandoned the mew, who were landed here this morning by th e revenue ;mixer. She has since been got off by a smack, broushWn here derelict. 3rd, The Marvin, of and face Shields, kw Lo ndon, got on shore on the Cork Sand yes terday, came off very leaky, and has been assisted in to-day, and laid on the mad. Wnrauton, Dec. 3.—The Brothers, of and from Shields, for London, was totally wrecked on the Guam Sand this morning ; crew and part of materials saved. Dux, Dee. 3 —W.N W. to W.—Arrived, 2nd : Europe, Quebec. Sailed, 3rd: Z , phyr, Bermude, but done put beak. Put back, 3rd: Victoria, Rio Jauciro, having experienced very bad under. COMMERCIAL 4. MARKETS. MONEY MARKET se Cl I Y INTET,LIOENCE. - - Two o'lS7ock.—We have a very quiet market thin morning, bat with the quotations a shade better in Consols than they opened. They are now 871 to 1 both for money and time. Reduced Threes are 881 to 4. Three.and.a.Quarter per Cents., 861 to 1. Fop chequer Bills, 41s. to 445. premium. Bank Stock. 188 to 190. Foreign securities remain nearly as before, except Portpguese, which have suffered a decline and era now called 24 to 4 only. Spanish Fives arellf W. 4. 0 - 121 ; the Threes, 24; to hi. Passive, 3to 1. AM I Two-and-a-Half per Cents, at 474 to 8 ; the Fours, 721 to 3. Belgian, 70 to 2. Russian, 99 to 101. Mei& can, 211 to 1. Brazilian, 73 to 6. Chilian, 83 to 5. Peruvian, 3..5 to 7. Buenos Ayres, 19 to 22. N e w Grenada, 12 to 13. . _ The advice. from Amsterdam report that Spaniels and Portuguese bonds were freely ffered there, whilst, on the contrary, Peruvian and Brazilian were much in demand. The Clyde, West India mail steamer, brings, it is understood, between 600,000 and 700,000 dollars in specie, mostly from the I'ecific coast of Spanish Arne nee, oui Panama. LNG Lliill ILAD& Bank Stickle/190 rare. Coin. for Ae., per Ct. M. Amis.. Mg I 3, per Ccatz.. , 4 3ml:A Can Aar, 874 I Malviquer 416. to 444 pros. - - - FORKIJN FUND& 4 we Ct. AsAd= Bo 4.. 1 Per Cent. Grenada Bd., 12 13 4i par CO. Bag. Bond. 70 2 0 - onada Deferred lids, pw Cat. Mao, 6 rr Ct 1646. 6 per Ct. Bruelaa6 846..736 6 pm CL Peruvian Rd., 35 Ditio Now. 12 4 Porn/mune Four. 21 eF CI. Bum.. dna R 4 6.. 19 22 . per Ct. litm. Bd., 09 141 Ditto Cbillan Bos.. 03 5 Ditto Bpanid t 1id.,111 121 Ditto Cohan Ito 3ow Bunnioh 141 51 Columbian Mazda. lid.. 11 0 Spanish Deferred 11.1.. t inn CO. Danith kid., id 6 lotto. Pa.. lid... 3 1 10.rCt. Dutch Bd.. 4718 240 , Ot. 1 t i t: i t e m a 1 ifi; ,..14 14 4 terot. Dutch Game., 124 3 eanW RAILWAYS.—The market is very inactive, and it is a common remark of the dealers bow little there is doing in shares. Luxembourg 101. shares have ad vanced a little, and have been done this morning at 375. Bd., being only 25% a few days ago. Manchester and Leeds Qrs. are about 7 din. Eastern Counties, buyers at II:. SALE EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. (Saturday's prior will bv found in Iset pare.) Boston, Manx, & BIT., ensure Counties, 1 11 6 Pref. 2} Mane., sheff., & Lime. New 10f. , lo Do. New Guar. 6 per Cent., 10/ /didland, 774 7 } div Do. 301. CougoL Prof., 81 9 EdinbUfgh & Glasgow, 381 8 Do. Dirm. and Derby, 33 Great Northern, 6} 1 Do. Coosol. Bris. and Dim. 6 Do. Halves B 6 per Cent.Guar., per Cent., 1171 . 47 Great Y. of Ensbutd, 222 Norfolk Do. New 206., 104 d U'rvat Western Helves, tlf 2} N. British. IS} Do. Do. Halves, Si Do. New 171., 9} } Do. Querters, 3 Hull and Selby, 96 Do. Tbirda, 3} Lane. and York. Thirds (Reg.), 1 Royston and Uttehen, Ig } Lou. & N. Western, 116} 17} r&rews. and Oinve try, 91 Do. Fifths, 6} York, Newe., at Sorer. Eaten. No. Lan. & S. W.,38 2 (New. and Brr.), ll} } Do. New 401., 21 Do. O. N. E. NE, 6} N. Bls&rdahlre, 04 Luxembourg, I) / unarm, SALES, Decennia 2. There was hut very little business_ transacted to-day, bat the feeling was better. Birk., Lane., and Ches. (31i. alt.), Lon. &N. Western, 116 12 9 "46 d Do. New Qrs., I p Birr;. and Dudley, 4} p Do. Cr.. (e:), 16 p Great Northern (B), 3} d Midland Halve., 114 • lanceekire k Yak. (late M. &L. Shrews., 0.., and Ch. M.., IQ d Fifths), Si d Do. 101. Pref., 134 Da. (321. kte Es..), el d IL E. & Dover No. a, 6 7.46 I MANCHESTER SALES, %moan 2. Priem were about the same, but the market was very heavy, and but little business was done. Caledonian Fret, 3.16 d IN. Stattonlshire, et d Len. & York. Fifths, 4 11.16 d 8. E. and Dover No. 6, 64 Do. W. R. U., SI d This asark•l7•74li7ZZA N. Btaffordabirs, d 940 I d Shaw& R Blr. (A.), 74 d LEEDS BALE There bee been more busied Drzragssa 2. wer puce.. Shrep.. V.lnn, 62.. 6d. d S. ift.dfordebtre, d Dames.. 2. 'transacted to-clay than usual, and prices were nearly Minim Caledonian Pref , par d Zest lane. New, 10 d Da Gras 3 3 Great Northern, 12 11-16 d Do. Halves (A), 41 d 1)0. do. (B), 37.145. d BRISTOL, The market was greatly s being thee. YORK SALE Great Northern, 81 Do. (lib 21. lea 3d. feade and Think New, Si d Do. Es., 3 d N. British tin., Si N. Mtaffonnhice, 64 d Torii, New, and her. Ea. Na. 2, Sid Inennita 2. . . &preNed, seareely any business , Dormers 1. York, Nerve., and Berwick ES. No. I, 14 PRODUCE. MINCING -LANE, Hall-past Mac—. We are without transactions of any importance to.day. The public sales declared for to-morrow are vetious but not loge say 350 hhda. West India, 1,000 bags Mauritius, and 4,000 bags Bengal Sugar; two small quantities of Coffee sad Cocoa ; 1,600 pockets Rice, 560 bags Pimento, and 400 begs Saltpetre. PRICES CURRENT. 42. pew wt. DOW PAIL W. 1 9•0 nd14.1.P.bw0. Ws. 04.33 a. 64 Yellow &Grey sB 0...37 6 Floe 1 80.420 llooritioe, brows— 07 0.. a 8 Yellow 34 0...38 0 Floe. 39 0 40 0 Bemire& Madros.b. 27 6...3S 0 Yellow 33 6...38 6 White 37 0 .43 o 0 Grey and white 39 0...61 0 Hasbro' 48 0...54 0 Lwow 460.48 6 Coma, to Bowl. W. Indio, sea nery 20 0... 28 0 Good Floe. Nylon, good on& oozy 26 6 27 6 Paw ordinary 32 0... 33 0 Pine 3B 0... BO 0 llodas, rod to fine 42 0... 88 0 Carta Me, °Mk- Pigs, No. I. 42 1... 0 • Hoop. I 10...0 0 Cargo atCardittbar 0 0 • owotholl ll 0.-12 • Lau), at per Ws. 'tiro kat l4 0...16 Milled, sheet l7 0... 0 • Cara l5 IC.. 0 • Patent allot l9 10... 0 0 red or =alum eVelter Oita, per 252 imp. gal. d.p. nth, ti al, pale 27 0... 0 • Arm, 2310.. 16 • Drown k yellow 24 0.. 23 • Sperm 64 0.-83 0 Read ?darer B4 0.-63 0 Cod 23 10...23 15 South Bea 24 14...27 011ee,0•11tpoli,p.tea 44 0.-45 • Cocoa Nat 33 0...40 0 deed, Nape, palo, per t°l' 0.- 0 0 Lidased 22 0...22 5 Paticalora, per awl. 0...76 • nary to Sumatra sad Pa long ft 0... 23 0 Taa, at par lb. Coiegotromninse- 0 0 ... 0 7 Bea, at per eat. Bengal whits 9 6... 13 0 C 4 2 10 7 6 .. 6 6 Jam and Manilla 7 0... 13 0 Patin, cleaned Carolina.- 25 0... 26 • " Serams. " Itetia M all. Leawer rs d final Prod.—.- .. 1 ... 1 4 Demerara, 21 to 36 pee ant. O.P. ... . I ... JsmaiM, ico . 36 par amt. O.P. 2 .. Pamorlt• marks 3 4 Brandy, lat brands S 1 lintishsptrita, d.p. 10 ... Scotch Irina lO ... • ha; per tan. alga, P.T.E. 113 0...40 PeMnbarg. bead • • I. a Dutch and 'nee 9 11 d& SO 0...60 0 Friesland stba 0 0_ 0 Dublin, Ist 0 0_ 0 Uremia. do 63 0...73 Carlow, Ist... BO 0..86 Newry 15t....„. . 0 0... • Waterford ...... 74 0...87 Beef, Idia, per tierce Prime Mesa 0 0... 0 Pork, primmer— 0 0... • Bwoo-Purk,l4lll6 0 0... • • Do.. Belfast Bwoo, Waterford Be wt. 55 0...55 • 0 lAM .=P rfri 41 0...56 • Wa , do IXtto Bladder Americao,dutyp. 62 0...72 • fine, Os AM oow, at per lb. B. A. sod M. Video, oa. 4d Ss. fld &led a 1...0 lj Brazil. dry 0 0 ...0 0 Ortee o ...I st 8 10 , 61 7 0 4...0 56 Lima & Vali). dry 0 4...0 11 644 iaAia, dry 0 0 ...0 • Salted 0 19..6 • Pan India 2 2 —2 it Mar, atm tat.. " --- LPI"rabG1000 000120 1 0 .41 (. 0 9'4 4ba !! !0". 0 dry 11' 4 LA - 1 - ler. lone, per _ _ kulf elfn 4 0 ... 111 0 alga, Ebbw 33 10...34 0 outsbut per Waallls_ _ 33 2...32 0 Rosa* ditto 6 0 ... 7 9 Ins WOUII4, at per ton. Loiffooddaaar a 4.3 15— 0 0 liondiono 4 L.. 4 10 Rag Isidia Bunn..., 0 Cl ,Pr th Y. fi::: 0... Jute Tot, at pie cwt. solid 10 0-11 Barn Straits Om. la bkolia 79 0... 0 0 tiapaa Aim 10 10...10 0 Lox, at per ton. Bed Baader.. . 3 10...9 U Bari £6 13 £0 0 limn ... 1 , . 0...00 0 HAMBURG, Nov. 28.—Cokes M in better demand; the sales amount to about 2.500 bags Brarl, at 2 7-16 s. to nu ; 600 bags Domingo, at 31.16.. to 3ts. ; 600 bags La Gamma. 21s. to 40.-Bragar : Prices are firm ; 2.000 boxes Havana found buyers at to 16m. per 100 tbs. ; 250 chests whits Bahia, at 141 en. ; and 1,160 chest. brown Bahia, at llim. to 1253.—litan: 90 tieroas Carolina f"und bayou at 161 m. to 17tm. per 100lbs.—Cotton : 700 bales Amerioait &sawed hands. COALB.—Half-past Two. Huddle's West Hart ley, 16e.; Cur's Hartley, 161.; Eden Main, 17s. 34.; Hitting 's Hartley, 16a. ; Walls End Bewkeke and Co., 16.. 9d.; Walla End Braddyll's Hetton, 17s. 64.; Walls End Haswell, lbs. 3d. ; M'alls End Helton, 18e.; Walls End Logabton, 17e. 64.; Walls End Bturu4 18s.; Wells Hai Tae., 17s. 9d.—Ships at market, 137. (• 7 17 / 4 , • e bat • •• • . . • . • ",". 38 ko •,a 4 •• Ide...