The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-18 00:00:00

cos CortSS TO FREEHOLDERS, ESTATE AGENTS, & a ' Pulls heolter BUILDING GROUNI 40,, ore requeeted a forefoot fel portlealare of the wee to lief to. OAKLAND sa4 Co, Whim mod cootatetofs, Orottleu-e hart Ql.Delb tOWIL CLONAZILTY, Dee. 15.—The David, from Bayotiiie to Waterford, and the Free Trade, of Bunderiend, from IWO& to Sligo, were wreckel this morning i i this bay. The Du guet was wrecked yesterday in Courtmukery Bay. Coax, Dec. 15.—The Despatch (schooner, of Rye), and • Portuguese schooner, drove foul of each other this day ; the latter lining her bowsprit, and the former venal damaged. The several gnarls at the wharfs here broke oda . , and almost even' Taxa in port drove more or less during the gale. A report, hu just reached here of • ship being in Courtinaskery Bay, with her masts cat away. WATERIVID, Dec. 16.—The Victoria, from Newport, on &here on the shoals at Broonhill, was picked up by a boat's crew, having left for • steamer to tow her off. The Tour vale, of end from Nantes to this port, stranded at Tremors yesterday, and must discharge ; crew saved. Coax, Dec. 15.—Several spars and pieces of bother are floating about the harbour. We have had dreadful gales fer the last forty. eight boon, and partirularly during this after noon, when it blew a hurricane from S.W. Baxritsr, Dec. 16.—1 t blew a heavy gale yesterday, from 8.8.8. to W.—The steamer George, of Pootaferry ; Sir William, of Mazyport ; and the Jane, of Drogheda, from Preston to Dublin, parted from their anchors MI cables on the 15th instant, and went on shore at Carrick krgas ; flew of the latter saved. The Hope, of MarY parted from her anchors and chains on the 15th instantrZ , sank near Carrickfergus; crew saved. _ Fixrrwoop, Dec. 16.—The Belle, of Prince *dword'f. To SOLICITORS, BUILDERS, and others.L- Parties ImarCAIICARIOtS of 140trittki, ism of =ma la c ay pule( Landow or e.'or. to LIT or pisruek: OW. aro Ito forward fall artioalars to tlwera. 0 \OLAND sad Ca. ad oestototora. -*twat Crandow tom, MESSRS. J. and J. HOLMES invite their dle. So and palls to r latterlite c w ltS ion u Mlle la 311•11 . 11di lout Um l midi Ilt . staateu care Prom Ilha mut OW Atla-lia ra= d e a kridaa Tra= wd'e aturri iism ules bt Parbrauserg the malt MEW will/ al tottarm Is 11A/ITLlllltoll °PIRA CLOB Mr Mt. aw maw of mails We akar* re oho! ilia ualtasa aw l her Nearly mud Us orlaten twi texcac Pots)" matt Ort -- tidi E•pn , .. M. IT& am in. 720.] LONDON, MONDAY, DEC. lB, 1848. [THREEPENCE. EIW CHRISTMAS HOOK $1 MIL CHARLES DICKENS. Thaterew. IM 11th ha, be petilikei, puke I. eletty hoes& deth, with likeematiogZ . Chilkees Mull Shish THE. asi John HAUNTED MAN sad the GHOSTS l•E0/IE. ♦ IW7 fat MINN= TM & Mg amuse Louie : lartelleery s e iteab u. lkinselbelred. WT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVO•Si R I. fhitintsorms. t . .* Onotiveh—itse toemo poolool olobt . rano. ohm hosi.mil I re . 4 .,- - ma ' a. ' aE V the testrulter cents esekolaeg. the 4 " / „ . eroa to the seat Ilenerell amithelligh =redo* oroomet ang ji.al lambswool mil 01, . tee YAM yodel ol 'maow I. To isturlot fili=tewerolie4r, aima .., l7. p us , - Wog_ Maim. 39 . ,4 4 . 00 4 4 .1 467 W dleoacl: end item the ausem.lo. Meader. Island, from to Swansea, parted' her anoltore sad drove on shore in Douglas Be,, during a gale at 13.8. W., as the 16th instant, and m expected to become a wreck; WSW saved. BlArlikll6, Dee. 18.—The Henry Turner, of and bound to Newry, from Liverpool, parted her anchor during a heavy gale at 8., yesterday, went ma ism on Penman Beads, started her stern-post, and must &amp to repair. FRi'..NCE. TION for PROMOTING the RELIEF mums la awl RO PO IP. and for Improve( 4td NW - - by serarortd end Ointrlet Vireo., " 41100111: 6 ".".4 tW 10 a r.l e rot =l7O AT . 04. 10110 0101- . estele 024.11.0Petnew I Or R. 1tia=.41:44.. M.P. yw esti s. lO W. ' tat comments. Heeded Bean. Ewa ....bit Wa r Ray. It. 10 inibiell. Re. A. triCtdre it! alr7 /We COMO'S, rat. itif.l l . W. ChlldSpbeill mew P . w. c.«. En. Too J. 0. Ceitehoun, sm. roo l ,.o ViroWlT.V . W. Celoa. Nat, ...). Odes* Rata Curetett. M.P. ?OR: t.ri a OA (rwtair. LIT: Tit= ledowaith area Mr MY% 04, M.P. ltrirobo OM . w. Orte-ott. ed. 0 goo cs °ol.l". Robert Liebe", It yam rf/ ..- 111 • alf Ajt w. :tot Mews Hadiev. he. 24 Owe,.. w it. Obilikee, M.P. t a 1: . .t....,t:,. waela rThotlol Mora . IP J. R. Kano*. lea_ P Jade Fieli, Remote. Rog. Po i ss Re a.. r".• Plow 'arid 4.11.tbeA.40. ea. c . ...! Witenal • dton. lea sy pie 'e er yYyt T. leo H. 11. Wane OIL 0. kr. • Ot till:netted Abel Stalib. Ens k ist rat Rio. Hr. Nary Ned*, Atillielea d Weird Tisoratod. Ras Ilear2TOtton. MI. 1 16 1 102. irejLP. Be.. J. Udell ?vex 0 0 . sysall g a nareavaare. Tratalsardnae. SWOP sao wow retired Mee tee the o.o.E r ysionas c amt a n i t4 . ll yot .t ona y ..... eu i ta ... d. i.i Loa:ii , in .. 9 .1.. lla WRAC? 11010 A =CENT REMIT. r dr prows* w Or orgag rugs. sir Camden eltillgoo me= sees mane is taw eia Wear an let be Mee en oalmerie et • seem ww - - 22. e e rlhe pad ) as •Viedy ewes the out yaw an oria mi. bwo blew ea awaaha . , awed to enigarailme T.,„ 4 .s.tib. *arm et Ile traither. 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Mint neves. with Aroused teminiale and Olo g ilet u.: ditto with ormolu °nutmeat. ad two eats id tare. RIS to elbow bronsol imams complete, with sande* Mei Ida to IA ; ed hake form hin.; ditto with rich nrinoin oressoms., Imam talt te No gebran nee nom witb teethe bare pinta AA, la iltemerrarreasno=llo.rear z i a:„ . artel eani k lro m bousa. anipadap net me eel boa ILNER'd PATENT STRONG WROUGHT IRON " TIOLTIVA 4 rr HOYMIN MEN? BOOK and CAOU aud CLOONTO.-Phbiehling, by reset nonniondwithil_ em rendre. The 1117161. 21 into Ia ell led& woo s = 5 /1= and fanteniap. Miler% Paten 01rerestes eat Mae Case sad Bose a an au", $0 ill dad. the above. In die lane ewe et the ineutsearted sal dletri.A. Minion aka of das eerie Weems, but la red bet. frost toe to time-Own beam by the after elei owl ,dher wientilic awl 'victim! imibi; tad la dedneetle addratal Oren. In weds the Inve. ark dela &a, In nil the dewed se in ao-nstrona Ina mei. MI drawee. adea and atone donee Utla Eels inn 4001 n. Grouroot ),woman Ina cambered eh ) ie. rea were teen burnt to men hibiern We der deg Irene thee Is tea Reatenally me ra No, Imo done thee lift, awe tome ad le audio sad raleohle. within then uninjund. Wee pears ........ rm tin.. to to bad an at, toot.) 20,0t0 of =wet We tho bade Oa, V the above weed tom who know what In. leek .s.. tookoz "Ii a tat e ti c u ' ll. " Tr u roto P r ri ella t tr-lrowa u rt web, tArr i seset t am. • sn : e" Ar • A seditrist A _ ..llptiorarder. Leeds : You 47. btleftlienieL Litiesi Dioilioace. liketseks. - - - -- [AL ril FUR CIIMILSTAA/i. SOLD NT ILIA V•ar.... RESENTS !or WEDDINGS, BIRTH-DAYS, sad sal TVATIVAL& VELIX SWIM ERLIfil ART NA 401 Pod , 1 the wet thalami Laisibh Mina, by the In t Angling meaubeaurers. and mid b 7 In nelliodonlo . Tei lowa sod country. , 1161 mt. PIANOTORTII CANDLESTICKS, in Partin Mewinendi. Ha the f l t' W HYACINTH GLASS IR. Rederave. SALA). LL CASS,"Capids Ms Rowers 4. belt, Y. and onwards TCIILLAR, in into metal, ornaniented with Amain end elle 1 In Om MAD ; with Spews. MAD SPOON raist PORN, Is p saved weed. Mb. An pan: 1 . 01 7 and diver, at various Plinth !)READ 614111 Carved wood head* las. ; earned Ivory handle. Ms iarnat. In curved wood. 21.. tea.: rerceign. 14 - Is Ils.: plain eon; Ss dd. egipm.lo in, with erred-wood handle 17s. ; Ivory handle. TN. hllleli DIAL with earendennal Unice 42, and upwarta Eli DISH, In tarraderood. with Mina of ear ..r chins. Sir. Kit-Vlll I.:, with canta-wood Lennie lad tolZtet.i tisk, lin: Puy kin& snd 'liver Idols. 425. fAITINO KNIFE and FOR:., wooden handlos carved with &ere brad. ti ha the pale IN RAT' TO.IINIVN st Tartest Wee, BIN CARVING-1i SIVE and NOIRE, to diver and eland Iona: _fins and Mimi JUU. "n m triMi Starr 111. J. Town.enin. Iht. ; with d- drinusl a, Aris TAMA JA O. in munched Ow, El IN., and onwards , IR. lied. Alwr. A.R.A. GOBLET, in mud.. 10... vacs CARA VIL and TUMBLER. In enamelled plase, I'., dd. A 111141•111) POT. " The Bitten Tongue," In radio. 1 4 ..; and In IPITILLAR, In earthenware. A dolphin with • Axil. is. dd. SIIIIMIA TEAPOT, In Britannia metal. earmounted by Perlin B. 14.. ; Ice .deer, 91 guineas; or plated metal, 41. e. IR. Red- E c I.R.AI A la tail% In wool. al various price% A ADDY SPoON. in pinto' inetat, .t. fal.; In One 21a. RUN JI:14. In opal elms 7...il nod lumen" , ; hi Paean. Is lid. IHNI TRAY, to taper nimbi' in. ao l n we t AALLI ' 34. * nod TIMERS, In IlaTOCUed colour. (IL Radorrue. A.8.A.). in 31. WINE (IL Ant., in emunelled colour., u. ACINE IJLAiet.t . Rubble* Buntline. - renneiled in Wean and lI=L 111. J. Tuwarcall Twins prices T KNIVES nod FORKS. with coloured Mules retwereat rewrinadiscies flibertsruolxrdea, atrawbcarks, and mulberries. Mad Hetes. les ands VINTAGE DUCA !MICR irrorreits. In allmr and In elect, Ink to vies Wets 4. C. llonley.l lUD , LIWICKR—The atk-treo. In china, &sieved by H. J. Towns lal. la Ilrwino sad Orionis. a* meow Intoa kral bOX. "The kalehth Tomb,' In Partin. price, 34. AL ilk TAU 11. lissletuve. A.E.A.I. in Pullin. NU : Mowed tan INKSTAND. In poectlen IJ. Beth. LI 17. .. and u aids , 10 11 1 1 INKSTAND, In silver and In dominate, at . tarlosi p t7riees; &MM. Ai tit, and npminn. with marble awn , le CUILDRZN. Pater nelsht to match. .... In Paean; link a Linz, to murk with pit bin" , In morocco cue ' 36 ' . ' P a irwrai. Vgicrrutt. ?RUSSIA. In TIM Cans U. Beth. •3 ea& GAOL In filfthellllitC, " throes, boarded end boonlisolo . orailoprant. PIA and bnen, 6a. IN • door porter, Is free. 1i a..... 21P11 to Lang pectins on Ilt. Ecisrave). At W. Slropnolat. 11. 11111 ficra to wad wend. AS N. the psis% and upwards. PAHINNACHN CLOCK-CheL at Tarim. Wien, POI OWOONT. DIPTRIRISIM mantas. a Asteen 4 lint B. We ' tme°ll' ' in M. two sp..k caL et. WiU.I6.;IIIEER WAVE. • otheshs, by Hirsh Power, to Pllll3O, L 2 he "MAIL a clototh. Is Mom. Brom; 05 5. %AGM sel COMEDY. slotemilas. he Tarim each E 3 3. (J. Bell) ttl AND IRE LION. • statuette (J. 110). In Patios, JO Ja : _MY broom 1 •1011 EL • MUMS. 11. Belb, r Paean. L 3 12t; mod to sompaniee to Dorothea: In „ amm o slometto *OIL • statostle tl. DAL in Pasha. V..; er id* coloured AMA. fiurt_ L a sionsti• Y. Ben., In Perim, Its. :melte mimosa bms. 21: _ ass SEPTUM{ ill. J. Tewnws.D, • salteellsz la Pasha . N la hew lo elsotro. at mhos oh YM wl plow PH a MOM he he palm hi Terra Coto. Iffe Ilr Jest NWT. " vs* BROOCH. Padua sad jolt TM " DOROTRILA " It A l. Piths awl gold. AN CUPID BROOCH, 'IIJ sin. Islroo—A NIGHT LAMP; A lIAT STAND; k; A SIDEBOARD,. TILA.IIIO ; PRA sod COIFFIE, litta JI*(1. BE tCELKT. Is 311elie ID. Ilsehol. CURDS ISO CEP oR latfra•ci. CIAILDWI TAME. In Ma de. A MDR CATALoOt E. with twalliodos hello. hot Irl o i= n, hot-ores. en resslg of three postasselshio ...111.4101.1 ea mem or • poshosop mkt. bums§ SALE 1 SMITH'S LAMP OIL ,tth , Wolf of Os heelless. 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As wit el ths is : 11=et the peels lege bees Md. les vseetred ea mobs, c 4 tintsiets ......I~4ftwallosemm [ VAUMW& VIiINS.--81.11101CAL ELASTIC 1 4 . 8 1Prrxe m a Inure a a new ad limilis MGM.lNiftelarii Is WA ON. riPutr k aMr 114 .almalTlBl4. WSW. ) I..t..te• s s. nig wersesubms 18 - I ,„ h airie Lorerz ys wa ther therz egem e MISMIIIIIIOIIIII Wkillikabt 11111111111=tpla CHRISTMAS SILETCH L I tere le melee. at a thee 1 21ZIL. The beli the ed " gnat • teseeM lebbilli met the i As rsu tDesemberk billity dramk4ela we say time any pirerrey blie =AA yams : se me welled • epee bea etre le We Rh eliebeilii mgelekle Mk b arts et Mebane we Amens • bin lbeldera team. pil=wre iota. thettirds aws ind f va2l/ feather. ;li di =SL l. lth their touetElea ....pir . ~.. to Owls ' eye Fejt' rle" Heime." red thee be 'Xs Hid black' ~,.; „ . . .4 . ..„.......44. ~.. re beaks . aeliesilve le therms; N .. WNW jai{.. ewe MR lateness. 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Awl la year maitste mice. raw seem to my, " AU may he well ;gem d Pm 1 hrbemmeday A sew work entiebei ' The 1't•11111ry al Timis." eon' .alalalt • &impel the of pekes far ewe dayartawatorlth MU deerelo AA far maw r Amur. lelmh my he Wei es eleelbleblee. sr feewaeked Pe"..trea ....-. - Lams ad Meter Oa% a. Maw* 'ad 'Maar Ocals, 4l a. 4. Is al taia lOW ben •I I le ell the antea der. Oherter me MOW- fres Ism rad were =ha Oath Oral 1 2 0 dee a Overeat= 0 9 6 am* temaed III • re= ipse rrtr " i Attars 018 e The Premier 61$ 5 New Tresen. Is Bohm . 1•• 0 eil lite=slgiee.... 516 6 D Orme. - 1 4 0 Dealla &sable Orate . II 6 6 Visa sr Drat - Lma a sotooSitiimii6 • •6 Drew Come .........:::::: l l 1 0 2 Ds.e, Atte -,--4 12 6 Ilea peaNty ....... - ,Itrema soh Wlater . Vals. • 2 • Frock Orem ......... 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Theonee. eta 0,84. 135. ks eta SON regret Amine to mat the tut le r et bet bum latr o. nrid . i t i ll i t o t o t , he e . utt . tretantanti h. fitiorhood ealen% la eat sal for *We. narrow Thy bargee e er :: antes ell& eas beer ha or out of lookloo. sod &bore who derive ere deals& Sr..ltoehl eat a or wad to the Kaaba 1... lleelebbasat le ekee4 Si. meet Map flit soma .1611, baleen Is reemed Oh 12•1400 k. hAMPS of all SORTS sad PATTERNS.—Ths Wanton wen at enolomt, amorbasat of PALMERI! MACIP PK alm CA.NDLWAYPICILS Campalaa MEAD& mad Polar LA I LIM PPP an He Mal Im=at sad of ifts mama 'ad mat M i ..4. 111 . 7aL111i P. Ittlat i ll data I r tlatoninl widow of Nawmalattreet. sad In. 1. 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Donn*, 16. of THE ATIIENJEUM, Journal of English and Yorke Menem% Setter, id the Rae Art. Tbuty-two Erte Verne Peek IMMIX OF, TITS IIfIACTI FION, Life of Theriot* E. Hook. Turks of Hoare IQ. lioratO Kee. R. Barbra FBA Orelf o=l4 By M. Jude,. of trelsod. By E. Yo u. INlkaborger. The Toro. By INA Hunt. Almarka, for 1412. Th. Tows. H 7 0. Erq. War &trim Hy J. D. Deolln. Fir* gernip Heading Dog. Dy New PrilAlestions. Dr'A' firsi• 01211111 AL PAPIIIII..-122427r Tient& for the Time" • "A Flino at the 81.12222011/112")-1121t122 Mantua estalcalue-Mr. pabinont Cel mailbag _Mad** Ora Wimitr Oisetr.-Philanthrovic Society-OW(l.w of Rev. T. Ptice.lhe Welsh filaterian-Kcergehla of Advocate. Library. Edinburgh -111(mmetel of Hattie of Calloden-Lincovery in Ask Minor -American Ocrlp-11en retails of Saturn tirirriga-Rotal i lir. faraday "On Cryvt Anion Polarity of Bleauth. kg.' I-Geographical (Dr. Outshfion ficography of Cochin (him Lettn , from Dr. Llechhaniti-deological tair. ittotbury "On Yuen Plant. from Anthracite formation of Alm.' Mr. 14122121" On llogutY of Neighbourhood of Oporto • s-Anti'ivark2-124222) of Architect. (Mr. 11111hur "On Into ofGeoroctric IneigneercJarde Tracery • ) -Mama (Note. from Lioneue Meryl hemicaL firs Aart.-Account of lonic Troq Monument. By Sir C. leition-.fee Puhlitnamt -Vernon Gal En:raring, Ti,, Ant Outur.-Painting. Hy John en Eyck-Pictorc of " The flaviernt" By Count tvOmy-Anniverieri of Royal Aeldemy and tob tributkm d Frmisrms. Ac.-Moeting of Oraphk coYkty. 11 rag ASP 2112 Duna -Mudd Publication.-Ofere Policy and Impoitcy-lierlety of ltrit6l2 Zit:clam-11a) margin tuatre-Satller s Weiti-Xneyiebeete. Mt - Meet AND DIA it trir Oo corm -Minutes of Commlitce of Council of Educatien-Mr. E. Cle., Perfornmacce-ehurch Maisiser-Clodog of C ocu t Garden -Irvach tioerip-lleath of Mr. Abington. 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A SYSTEM of POPULAR TRIGONOMETRY , 2 . lb rui= 6. . mit =er m =rorm a ce ms Loir= AA. Me Da Id . " - For details 11•=4: Mist Darnieli• al Mimi !glo there=sprzermagars2 z e zD, .wi_th ia = •: i 7= om rindelp. rids be b v i o n m et d i d s em likely to to thejr litt l e PARIS, SUNDAY, 6 30 e.w. inferi The programme. OIL Friday for the ca mmiedinistffe4.ofro.mAmcehmeille, having aspired to that of finance. M. Pasay, how ever, was t°° good a Card to be last. Efforts are being m ade to preer.de M. Fould to accept. M. fttordhe Thayer len awed as likely to succeed M. Etienne Arago at r', H , p os e-offi c e, but it is still un decided whether be or M. Dubost will definitively Mi l ettamideincy of the republic is still undo tided i acal, ra the new president is allowed a month from the "Ay of his nomination to select the names Iwhich he will present to the Assembly for that office, it is believed that Prince Louis will not hasten his &visit' al. He will rather wait till public opinion shall . declare itself respecting the cabinet. 'Although MM. Tillers, Mole, arid Bugeand do not kens part, of the new cabinet, yet it is known that they take part personally in the deliberations of the embryo cabinet. Some dissension has already been manifested among these unacknowledged counsellors of the chief of the government. M. Thieve prepared an address, to be delivered by the new President on the OCC4IIIOI , of his inauguration. M. Louis Bona parte objected to this, and signified his intention to prepare the address himself. M. Tillers took umbrage this;tt but MM. Bugeaud and Mole supports: the prince. To-day and last evening councils of the ministers of the new cabinet were held at the residence of Mar shal Itugeaud. On the question of disposing of the portfolio of commerce refused by M. Achille Fould, M. Louis Bonaparte gave his personal opinion that this occas'on ought to he taken to incorporate in the government au element of the pure republican party, and suggested M. Dixie or M. Duclerc, late minister of finance. This suggestion was app osed by MM. Bannt, Pansy, and Faucher, who proposed M. Par rieu. Nothing is yet decided. The committee of the Assembly on the presidential election received up to last night the complete re turns of only 21 departments out of the satire num ber of 86. The gross result of these complete returns is as follows by the official paper ; —Total number of registered electors 1,129,139. Votes delivered, 1,125,766.—F0r Bonap arte, 799,021 ; Cavaignac, 250,569; Laden Rollin, 51,567; Itaspail, 18,305; Lamartine, 5,444. From these numbers we infer as follows: 1. That in these twenty-one departments (including the capi tal), only one qualified elector in 300 abstained from expressiag his opinion by his vote. 2. That every hundred elentors distributed their suffrages as follows : Bonaparte, 70 • Cavaignae, 221 ; Ledru Rollin 44 ; Respell, 11 ; I:marline, 01 ; abstained, 01 ; lost 01 ; i total, 100. Besides these complete departmental returns we have received partial returns from all the depart ments, except those of the Alps, Corsica, and Algeria. The gross result of these, combined with the complete returns given above, is : Bonaparte, 4,747,000; Ca vaignac, 1,191,000; the proportion of the former to the latter being still 4 to 1 very nearly. During the Vast two day s a great number of work men have been employed in preparing the palate of the Elyeees Bourbon for the new president. The employ . 6s of the garde meuble have been engaged in supplying the necessary furniture. This palace has many interesting associations con nected with the Bonaparte family. It was the fa vourite place of retreat of Napoleon when he sought repose from the toils of state. It was the habita tion of Queen Hortense, the mother of the new president. It was there that the Em peror Alexander visited the ex Emprees Josephine, in 1814. The bed is still there on which Napoleon vainly sought to bury his griefs in sleep the night of his arrival in Paris after the disaster of Waterloo. The pulse. has been used since February as the butane of the committee fir receiving the voluntary contributions of the citizens towards the support of he republic. The sp'.endid furniture, which was much damaged during the last nine months, is now being restored, and although it will not offer a place of reception car responding to the dignity of the chief of this great country, it will, nevertheless, bear a more suitable proportion to the salary allowed him by the Assembly (25,0001.) than would any of the greater royal resi dences. It is said that the cow cabinet intends to propose a supplement to the salary of the president, to cover the expenses of receptions and official entertainments' It will, I believe, be attempted to limit the func tions of the present Assembly to the voting of the' electoral law, the only one of the organic laws which must necessarily be passed before the election of the' legislative Assembly, under the conditions of the con stitution. M. de Fallout, the new Minister of Public Instruc tion, is about to propose a project of law upon the liberty of instruction, the object of which will be to reconcile, as far as possible, the views of the clergy with those of the university. The journals of Lyons and Havre bring to -day mast favourable accounts of the revival of business. The silk business at Lyons is recovering its activity. At Havre a rime of 4 to 6 francs is reported on cotton. Another signal rise took place at the Bourse yes. ter*. The Threes rose 11 franc and the Fives above 2 francs. The former closed at 47.25, and the latter at 77.60. Back shares have rose to 1700. M. Letronne, Keeper of the Archives. Member of the Academy of Belles-Lettres, died on Friday night, aged 61. The Italian congress will be opened at Demists on the 16th Jan. M. deToequeville will not , as was i ntended , re t France. The ministers of Tuscany, Rome, and present Prance. The ministers of Tuscany. Rome, sad Naples, who are to take part in the conferences, us not yet known. Austria consents to enter on the ne gotiations only on the bases of having her present territory in Italy acknowledged, and being only es quire(' to grant more liberal institutions. The Osiris steamer, which left Oaeta on the Bth arrived at Marseilles on the 12h. M. de Car oelles, the envoy of the government to the Pope, returned in that packet, with 61, de la Tour d'Au vergne, secretary to the embassy at Rome. SPAIN. We have advice. from Madrid to the 11th inst. which announce that in all probability Signor Seijas Lozano, and not Signor Mayans, will be elected Pre sident of the Chamber of Deputies. He is supported by the ministry. The Herald() of Madrid says that there is no truth in the mote that the meeting of the Cortes was to be poctpmd—it was to take place, as already fixed, on the 15th. A royal decree nominates the Marquis de Mitaflores President, the Prince de Anglona and the Duke de Venoms Vice-Presidents of the Senate. Itsaaro, Du. IL—Threes, 21; 10 paper ; Coosa's, si ash ; Prodets, 4 l pap; : r Bask of fit. Fins 56 cash ;28 ;raper; Exchsase ces Losfoo, 6. ITALY. NAPLES.—Letters from Outs, published in L'Anai de la Religion, say that the Pope has ap pointed Cardinal Antonelli pro-secretary of state, and that, for the present, it is at Gaeta, and not at Rome, that all official communications to the holy see ere to be addressed, and there that all the affairs of the church will be transacted. The holy father has transmitted to the chief of the executive of France his protestation, to over to " venal' on the unheard-of viol's:roof which hel has beim the victim, through the means of a criminal eerspiracy, formed by the partisans of disorder." A '.smilar brief has been tranimitted to all the powers of Europe, even those which are not catholic. ROHR.—We have received the journals and car reedenoe of Rome to the Bth inst. The Epoca of that date my.: " We have this mo ment (half-past 11 at night) received informa tion of the result of the deputation to Gaeta. Ar rived on the conflate of the Neapolitan kingdom, the deputation were informed that orders had been issued to prevent their presenting them selves to the pontiff. Persuaded that these orders could not have emanated from the Pope, they sent an estafette to Gaeta, with orders to see the Pope per 'Dually, and deliver to him the request of the chambers and municipality that he would return to Rome. They afterwards waited at Terracina the answer to their message. This answer at length arrived. It was composed of three despatches, several) addressed to the Chamber and themunicipality,whihh stated that his holiness regretted that he was -pre vented from receiving the deputation, and informed them that he had provided for the affairs of Rome and of the state by his brief of the 27 ch The deputation has a cco rdingly returned to Rims." The /pesos Oacette of the 11th says. that on the arrival of the intelligence that the Pape bad refused to receive the deputation sent to his Holiness by the Chamber and the senate, it was in contemplation to :me a provisional government. Tho following proclamation has been published at Rome: The High Council to the people of the Pontifical State, An address of the council of deputies has fully informed you already of the present state of thins. For this reason the high council has also recognised the necessity of the present ministry's remaining in the exercise of all government acts, that order may be main•sined, and that the regular progress of public matters may not be interrupted. Meantime, in the sitting of this day the high council has resolved that • depts. latices, named from among its members, sisPe with that named by the council of deputies, to pray the pontiff to hasten his desired return. While the high council assures you that on its part it will leave nothing unattempted to ob tain the end, it exhorts you to continue to observe the game order and tranquillity you have hitherto so laudably main tained.—Rome, Dec. 4. In the session of the Chamber of Deputies of Rome of the 7th, a protestation was voted against all foreign intervention between the Pope and hta people. The Pope has written the following letter to Gen. Cavaigrac, as chief of the executive government. It is dated the 7th : Monsieur le General,—My head is touched, and lam penetrated with gratitude for the spontaneous and generous movement of the eldest daughter of the church, who shows herself anxious and already in action to besten to the suc cour of the Sovereign Pontiff. A favourable oppor , unity will, without doubt, offer itself to me to manifest in person to France my paternal sentiments, and to be able to diffuse over the soil of France, with my own hand, the benedictions of the Lord ; se I now supplic►te him by my voice to consent to diffuse them in abundance over you and the whole of France. —Plus PAPA NONIIB. PIEDMONT.—The Concordia, of the 13th inst., says " Signor Massie° d'Azeglio has arrived at Turin, charged with the formation of the new ministry. This name is not very popular. We want a perfect accord of the Piedmontese people, and government with those of Tuscany and Rome, and this, with an Azeglio ministry, would be impossible. The Pied montese require a Gioberti ministry. Gioberti had to-day an audience of the king. Ano ther demonstration took place on the evening of th 11th inst., at Genoa, in favour of the Constituent, and demanding the liberation of the four persons arrested on the previous evening. A deputation was named, to draw up an address to the King, after which another deputation, of which General Pareta was • member, was appointed to present It to the King." TUSCANY.—The Alba, of the 10th inst., says that the Prince Guiseppe Poniatowski is appointed minister 'plenipotentiary to the French republic and the mutts of England and Belgium, and Luigi Bar gagli first secretary of legation at London. GERMANY. RESIGNATION OF THE AUSTRIAN MEW BERN OF THE FRANKFORT CABINET. FRANKFORT. —During the sitting of the National Assembly on the 13th inst., it was &unnamed that Herr Von Schmerling and Herr Von Worth (the only Aus trian members of the cabinet) had resigned, and that Herr Von 0 agern bed been summoned to the residence of the Vicar of the Empire. It will bs recollected that the above date was the one fixed for the answer of ministers to questions relating to Austria. It is generally believed that Germ has accepted the post of president of the council with a portfolio. Austria has refused to acknowledge the new Ger man law relating to bills of exchange ; to contribute towards the expense of building a German fleet; and has recalled the Austrian commissioner at the cus toms congress in Frankfort. PRUSSIA.—We have Berlin papers of the 16th inst. The censorship has been established in those portions of Silesia which have lately been placed in a date of singe. Amongst the 120 persons recently arrested in various parts of Westphalia, are several of considerable influence—editors of newspapers, members of town councils, councillors of Justice, teachers, clergymen, and even military officers. The ostensible grounds of their arrest are that they formed part of a congress, at Munster, having in view the carrying out of the decision of the National Assembly respecting the non-payment of taxes; but it is suspected that, by imprisoning those democratical leaders, government hope to prevent them from exercising any infl nem* on the forthcoming elections. The arrest of the editor of the Westpha lian Mercury, the referendary Loter, gave rise to an alarming riot at Paderborn. Barricades were erected in various places, but chiefly for the purpose of prevent ing any blither attests on the part of the military, who had employed unnecessary violent,. in dispersing the crowd as,embled before the prison in which Herr Loher was detained. Wrangel has prohibited all meetings of the ex burgher guard having in view the election of depu ties to the approaching congress of civic guards men at Breslau. It is expected that the king will take up his residence at Charlottenburg about the 27th, and that the state of siege will be raised shortly before the commencement of the elec tions. The Hanoverian minister, Count Von Knyp hansen, has returned to Berlin, atter a long absence. AUSTRlA.—Letters from Vienna, of Dec. 13, state that the Emperor has subscribed the sum of 200,000 florins, C. M., towards the relief of the poor in Vienna. IRELAND. Dtrams, Doc. 17. The storm of Friday has not caused any damage to the shipping in the Shannon, and such vessels as had cleared out for sea un the earlier days of the week put back again. On the Channel ride of the coed it has happened otherwise. The Growler, Attridge, from New York to Waterford, with Indian corn, has been totally lost in Whiting Bay, near Yougliel The crew were saved. On Friday morning a foreign brig, laden with oil and oranges, from the Mediterranean, was totally wrecked in Dunbogue Cove, near Kinsale; the crew, 16 in number, were all last. On Thursday night two vessels were driven ashore at llonabilty—no particulars known. Two French vessels have gone on shore in Tramore Bay, Water ford; one, the D'Arta, a lugger, is expected to be got off. A French br i gantine, the Joinvilk, is also on shore. These vessels were laden with wheat, for Waterford. The precise point held over for judgment in Mr. Duffy's case, sad to be decided on the sitting of the court, is, w hether the indictment in the city ought not to be quashed, on the ground that there is another indictment subsisting against Mr. Duffy in the county, which indictment is yet undisposed of. Mr. Doheny has left France for America, where it is said to be his intention to arrange for the publica tion of a journal in " the far West," devoted to Irish interest. _ . _ A man named Quinlan, the presumed murderer of Hennery, who was killed a few days, since in or near the Glen of Aherton, Tipperary, has been ar rested. He is also supposed to be the murderer of the bailiff near Limerick,who,being in poseemionof oar- teinpropeety, Weeshot in the openday. A few clays mo the:baremy wearable and his assistants cP_aw, t o an lands et Mallykeefe on which the murder was reie 9 off ff th ou e nt t° g; cr t :,:r.l , :h o o lev acyt the o last "murdery. The demanded was 48L, being the expenses of the police party sent there under the act for three months. The townland of Ballykeefe contains about 300 acres. The occupiers hold farms of twenty torts to 100 acres, and they are said not to be in sneer. The pub;ic road bounds the townland on two are the east and south. The man who was m'adered was in charge of pro perty under seizure for rent, many occupiers on the other side the public road being in that predicament. The Ballykeefe tesantry 'gad, therefore, no motive to cause a murder to be peewetrated, or to engage in any deed of that nature. their next neighbours had. Yet, from the fact l'Amt the house in which the bailiff rested at the time of the murder, was on the townlaad of the former, ':hey pay the penalty and the others escape- Three facts they have placed before the ex ecutirs, praying consideration for their cue, but the answer •.vo, their prayer " could not be attended to." The 'Jeowasity of such an example appears from the oircurostances of a murder just effected in another poeteon of the same county, at Kilmallock, and on the lire of the Great Southern and Western Railway. I rook of the death of Mr. M'Cann, from the wounds , :sceived in the late attack on him. The circum stenos of this case are very singular. The police had notice that when pay-day came round Mr. M'Cann would be attacked. For two nights, therefore, a constable and five police were Wetted in the house where M'Cann lodged—that of a large farmer, named Casey. On the night of the murder, the police had just arrived, and were taking some re freshment, when Casey's maid-servant entered, and stated that she had just seen two men at the corner of Casey's hose. Casey went out, followed by deceased. One of the men fired, end abet M'Cann in the bead and seek. He lived for some days after. Now for the police. Their conduct seems most strange. The shot which struck M'Cann pawed by the window where they sat, and yet they did not arrest either of the murderers, and it is said that they did not even stir from ithe house for some time after the occurrence, and moreover that they refused to post three or four of their party outside the house, though asked to do so. The evictions and house-levelling do not cease in activity. At Ardnacrasha, a tittle ham let.about two miles from Limerick, twenty houses were levelled yesterday. Thousands of the fertile acres of Tipperary are waste, and these are in creased each day by further evictions. The case is the mine in Limerick and in Clare. We find daily announcements of large farmers run ning away, and sweeping all with them. They grow alarmed lest their turn may soon come, and they evade the fate of others by dishonestly leaving the land naked on the landlords' hands. A few days since, in a district of Clare, while the farmers were at market with their produce, the landlord's agents descended on the farmers, with a large body of armed followers, and without legal process or authority of any kind, it is said, swept away all the stock on the land to satisfy the landlords' claims. On the other aide of the picture we find that a tenant, holding 97 acres of land, had sold off everything, and, with the whole of the produce in his pocket, had reached Limerick, to emigrate, when he was erreeted at the suit of his landlord and other creditors. A female, a tenant of Mr. M. Dawson, Tipperary, started a few days since with all her property, for America, owing 2001. At the last meeting o? the Kilrosh guardians, a family of six children sought admittance to the work house, whose parents had deserted them, flying to America. EXTRAORDINARY ACCIDENT ON THE EASTERN COUNTIES RAILWAY. An accident occurred yesterday morning, at the Witham station of the Eastern Counties Railway, happily unattended with any loss of life. A luggage train arrived at the station about a quarter to three o'clock, bringing in safety two barrels of gunpowder, one for Braintree and one fur Mallon, one weighing 3qrs. Glbs. and the other 3qn. 171 be. These barrels, which were on the last truck, were taken off at Withers, worn the Malden and Braintree Line joins, and placed by a porter at the station, who acts u night inspector on the up-line, whilst he went into the office, u he explains it, to book hie train. The mail train to London arrives at the station at four minutes to three, and the powder had not been on the line more then eight or ten minutes before that train came up. It stopped short of the barrels, but on moving on again passed immediately over them, and some of the cinders from the tire.box falling upon the powder, the barrels immediately exlpoded The arena that ensued was frightful. The carriages were thrown off the line, and all sustained more or less damage by the severity of the shock. The engine, how ever, for a few moments maintained its course, showing that the explosion could not have absolutely taken place until it had passed over the barrels. It is suppised to have occurred whilst the carriage called the guard's brake was in the act of passing. The explosion shook the houses in Witham, which ts half a mile off, and Is said to have been heard at Colchester, foarteen miles distant. In the more immediate vicinity of the station the windows of , the heroes were completely shattered. Of course the con sternation WU immense. When people hail recovered their fright they began to look after the pamengen and persons attending the train. The engineer and stoker were found to be stunned, but not otherwise hurt. The guard had his arm bruised only, and the passengers, of whom there were twelve, were only fearfully alarmed. The line was ton up for a short distance, and was replaced as speedily as poseible. Some of the rails were bent in an extraordinary way. The train wee delayed two hours at the station ; a fresh engine and carriage having, of course, to be provided. This accident into some extent attributable to the short-handedne of the company's servants, who, all down the line, appear to have infinitely too much to do. The miraculous way in which every one escaped this terrible accident Is a subject of the most lively gratitude. SHIPPING. MAILS Aturgna.—Dablin, 4 ; Donagmdee, 2; Fresh, 1; Flanders, 2 ; Holland, 1. LONDON, Dec. 18.—Wind this day at noon, E.S.E., fresh breeze, and floe weather. LITIIIIPOOL, Dec. 16.—Variable and light. 17th, 8., moderate.—Arrived: 16th, Victor, Batavia, for Cock ; Jenny Wean, and Crisis, Calcutta; Enterprise, New York; tem, Quebec. Sailed: &sepias, Bahia; Carleton, Tam pico; Abeam, New Orleans • Sarawak, Philadelphia; Eu ropa (st ), New York ; Le icester, Boston. 17th William Parker, Bombay; St. Helier', Buenos Ayres; Maas, and Caustic. New Orleans; W. A. Cooper Mobile; Jenny Lind, New York; Washington, Virginia; Norfolk, Boston; Cresson, Newfoundland. Diu, Deo. 17.—8.5. E. to E.—Arrived : Halterdam, Rot terdam, and sailed for C ap e of Good Hops; Marchioness of Queensbury, Hull, and sailed for Savannah. 16th. Arrived from the river and sailed: Juliana, Cape of Good Hope Valleyfteld, Siena Leone. 17th. Arrived from the river and sailed: Indus, Pernambuco; Barbara Gordon, Tobago; Mary Skelton, Baltimore. Waumagouvr, Dec. 16.—The Bee, of New Ross, from Liverpool to New Orleans, was lost en the rocks, on the coast of Mane, near Ansberg, yesterday, after cutting away her masts; crew (except the carpenter) saved ; materials being saves. Coax, Dec. 16.—The General Scott, for America, drove whore at the east and of Harbour Bow yesterday, and lies without damage. The Ann Wise, from Odessa, after anchor ing, dragged ashore to the eastward of Ceremony Bay; she is yet uninjured. The Thomas and Edward, schooner, Cork to Liverpool, drove en shore at Hitchen Cove, on Sandy Beach, with windlass upset. Livaaroor., Dec. 16.—The Thames, of and from Bridg water to this port was driven on shore on Crosby Point yes ter afternoon, and remains ; crew saved. PORT LOGAN, Dec. 12.—A mast, seventy-three feet long, supposed to be a brig's mainmast, and a main-beom, were washed ashore a few days ego in Ardwell Bay. Kurarrovne, Dec. Ib.—lt is blowing a violent gale from south east, attended wit h rain. Dais, 17.—The Elizabeth, Newcastle to Genoa, has been in contact with the Henry Cotes; the latter received s Swamis, Dec. 17. The Bartel, Cardiff to New Orleans, put into Mumbles last night, very l eaky ; cargo shi ft ed, and part thrown overboard, will aims in here to discharge. AYR, Deg. 16.—The Neptune, French logger, Dublin: to Troop, got on shore 13th instant, on Brest Rock, and dis sopm:id yesterday evening, during a heavy gale from the uthward; crew saved. DUBLIN, Dec. 16.—The vessel reported by B.M 8. Banshee, outside the banks, proves to be the Comlesta, barge, Idverpool to Savannah; she has been mimed into Ktegstown, leaky, with for of rudder, and dhneasted. W 11TOILD, Dec. 18.—The Aspasis, from Constantinople, ran on Bannon Bar yesterday, during a gale, and went to pieces ; captain, wife and child, and eleven of the crew drowned. Waziurann, Dec. 16.—The Alexander, of this port, in coming up the river yesterday, went :shore between Pump aeck Point ; meet discharge HAXWIBII, Dec. 17.—The York of and from Sonthwold to London, Is on shore on the Pye Sand, and is discharging. 0111115 T, Deo. 16.—The Mary, of London, wee run down, on the 14th init., off Cleanses Buoy, by the Duke of Hue. dough (st.), from Leith to Hull, when the former sank. Humus, Dec.l6.—The Bevan, of and for London, lying at anchor in Courtnuakery Bay, parted yesterday from her chains, and drifted on the rocks near Howe's Sand ; crew (except two) saved. The Albert, of Belfast, for Cork, has been assisted in here disgusted, during • heavy gals yester day, off the Old Head. A schooner, from Rochelle to Wa isted (cargo , mice), has been wrecked in Osnworly Bay, near Barry's . schooner, supposed to be the Mates, of Tames*, has been wrecked sear Oyster-haven, in Dun ham Bay ; part of cargo (oil cakes) mad. Warms, Dec. 16.—The Nancy, of this port, in taking the harbour yesterday, struck the per , pricked an ha anchor, and sank. Toyama., Dec. 16 . — The Pandora, of Wexford, went on shore this day between Ballycotton and Ballymina ; crew lost. COMMERCIAL 4 !MARKET Y,, MONEY MARKET & CITY LNTELLIeS'ATCE. Plea o'C7oek.—We have again to report e.n animated market in public securities, with prices still on the advance. Consols are now 881, ex div idend, buyers for the opening. say a shade more than 1 per cent. better than on Saturday, with mach activity in busi ness. Reduced Threes are 84 to 1. Three-and a-Quarter per Cents., 88t to Exchequer Bills,. 40e. to 435. premium. A partial improvement in some foreign stocks bee followed this upward movement in Consols. Dutch Two-and-Half per Cents. quote higher, at 48 to 9; the Fours, at 73 to 4. Belgian, 72 to 4. Russian, 101 to 2. Spanish Fives are better, at 12! to 13}; The Threes at 261 to 71 ; Passive, 3 to 1. Portu guese, 241 to 51. Mexican are 22 to t. Brazilian, 73} to 51. Milian, 84 to 6. Peruvian, 39 to 40. New Grenada,lll to 121. Advice, from Genoa, of the 7th of December, bring exchange on London L. N. 25.82 at 90 days, look ing up. Spanish dollars, at 5.46, were scare. Doub loons, 84.80. At Leghorn, on the 2nd instant, Spanish dollars are quoted 6 13 0; doubloons, 102 68. At Trieste, the sth inst., exchange on London, f.ll 15 at three months. Spanish dollars, f. 2 22. EWOLISII POND& Ant Rork 110 2 1 iter (Leon for Ae..*l 4 Dome 3 per et. Red. Anne., 1181 4 per CeoP. 681 1 3 at tit Oct. Alum. abut heehaw:ler Mlle. 40e. te 43i. map realm= PUN Da 6 per Ct. Aosta** Donde, 1 per Coat. Grenada Sloan 114 44 per Ct. Dols. Bowie, 72 4 Oreceda Deterrod lido. 2 4 24 per *mt. ditto, 6 per Ct Mexican. 1144 12 4 6 i f i r ot. Bresi . lien Nu.. 734 64 6 per Ct. Palmieri Tide.. *4O 0 per et. tb N liti v ea l ielrot Ads.. SOS 1 r_opW•tuttealltis.F lido i llt 2 Ditto .'Keen lido 84 Ditto DPonlidi 11,12.,129 1* Ditto Colueeo. Del. Das.. 3 per Ct. Spanish Dd.., 111 74 Colombian Lepador Ede .24 4 Bpsoleb Deferred lido,- 3 per Ct. Om& DU, (4 7 DM., PZOSITIO Rd., 14 21 Per et put* lido„ 4 3 9 4 tweet. Dutch Cato. 73 4 2 par CLVetieloe's liar., . Vatieduela Deterred Me, RAILWAYS.—The share market is extremely active and good this morning, and dealers generally appear to be buyers. Prices also have considerably advanced. Brighton have been done at 31 ; Dover, No. 4, at 71; Great Northern. at 10 die. ; Boulogne and Amiens are 8 to 84 ; French shares are all good. SALES EFFECTS!) UP 10 TWO fills DAY IN LONDON. (Atturday's prices will be rot nd In last pap.) Caledonian, thl 11 ridland, 83 5 Do. New Qrs., 2 D 0.501. Conant. Pref., 111 121 Do. New 01 Pref., 5 1 C Do. Consol. Bristol end Bit. 6 Chester & liolyhead 21 per cent., 122 E. Anglian 16/., E. & 81 Norfolk Chug. 5 per Cent, 171 Wisteria 00.1111108, 121 1 I North Britieh, 164 1 Do. New Guar. 6 per Ct., 11l 1 Do. Helves, 61 7 Do. Ex. 5 per Ct. No. 1, 1 p Ho. Ora, si i Do. do. No. 2, par . Do. Ttdele, 44 1 E. Lincolnshire, 251 Oxford. Wore. & Weir., 211 1 hoot Nor th ern, 111 9 Readlog, Guild., & Bedgete, 10 Do. Haire. A Dot., 41 1 Royeton & Within, 11 Do. B, 6 per Cent. Guar.% 1 Stealth Central, 261 Ot. N. of Euglend, 229 7 ithrters. & Birth. (A) 21 3 , Great Western, 82 Wavelike Union, 1 1 Do. Qrs., 17 4 8. Stallbrdthire, 8 Do. New 171, 101 } 8. Eastern, 231 41 Laze. &Carlisle, 49 Do. No. 3, 151 Lane. and Yorkshire FMB, 61 Do. Thirds, 810.4, 71 7 Dn. Thirds (Reg.). 5 Wm., itewierset. * Weymouth, 25 Do. New Doer. 8 per Cent, 6 Took, Neve., & Her., 86 71 Do. W. R. Urger, 2 11 Do. Orig. New. & Dir. , 26 Leeds and Thin*, 20 Do. Eaten. No. 1 ( ork end London and Blackwell, 51 5 Newia), 141 1 Lon, Brighton, sad 8.C., 301 1 Do. Ez. No. 2 (New. end Bsr.), Do. Pref. C ever. 5 per Cent., Ili 180, 48 Do. O.N.E. Poe., 71 Do. New U. Guar., 51 1 York and N. Mid., 52 i Lon. & N. Western, 122 3 Do. Pref., 101 D.). New Qrs., 818 Do. E. & W. R. Ex., 151 Do. 1101 w, 6 1 Boulogne and Amiens, 8 1 Do. lei. a s h. M. t B. (C), 31 Central of France (OrL & Vier.), 8 Lon. k S. Weigern, 40 Lithereborg, 1 Do. Thirds, 44 / N. of Franee, 81 6 Wenches., Box., Matlock, 1 Orleans mil bordellos, 21 1 Man., Shef4, and Lan. New IGS. Perko and Rosen, 19 Prof., 101 Bowen and Ilarte, 11,1 91 N. Staffordethre, 94 1 tivispooL BAJ Birk., Lone., !Lebec (late C. & B. 5 per Cent.), 14 Caledold at Fret., le 3d. p Great Noribern. (A), Ha. M. Do. (13 , 9 39a 9d. d Lane. It Sark. Fifths, 99.. Dd. y d Do. 321. 'bares, 99 d Do. Halves (late Hod & Sher.), 174 MB. M=l= 11. Lou. ar.d N. West= New Cbs, 16s. 3d. i I) MidlanP , P I -.- - - - - - D — O7laidves. SI. Ik. 3d.1 d N. Staffordshire, qd Seottiah Ceram', 211 f S. East. k Dow., N 0.4,11 York, New., and Set. (O. N. E. IPer.), I d Lane. Tark.lii. d it: U.),5 - 31Et1 Do. 321. eh., 1 Do. Pref., 101 N. Bedell CPL, 31 Preston & Wire, 36 Gr.rasby Dock, 14 1516 d Docessoa 10. Loa. & N. WeF.tem New' Qrs., Mane. & Dina. We. (C), p Mooch., &let, & Lin. No. 2, 10/ I Do. Prof., 10i 6.6 & Dover, No. 4, 611`16 BLENINOEIAM SAI This market was flat, and pri Shrews.& Elrm. (A), 71. Its. 9d. 73 d LEEDS SALES, There was Tether more baths pricers remained without mate' adedimian Pref., 1 p E. Lanesehhe New, $ d Great Northern, 11 9. t d Do. A Deferred, 41 Laois and Thirsk, l9l BRISTOL SAM The market was slightly ml vaner in prices. Great Western New 171., 21 d LLB, DECINIHR 16. rises were a shade lower. i N. Staffordshire, G. 3s. 9d. 6 Dzessnia 16, 'mean — trantacieit in shorts, and (vial Mterstinn. Midland Pref., nj d N. Stafford.hlre, 62 d North-Western, 9 d Yoek, Newe., & Berwick, Extem, No. 2 (New Der.), 2 d 28, Ihcvasa 18. lOn firm, with a trifling ad- I Great Western Qrs., q d MATALS.—CIueGom, Dec. 16.—The transactions in Pig Iron have been on a larger scale:this week, and the market is steady with an advance of 6d. to L. per ton in one quotations of the let instant. Bhipurents ere extremely limited, and stocks are rapidly accumulating. Bars see in fair demand, at 61. SE. to 61. 15s. usual terms. COALS.—HaI -peal West Hartley, 14s. 9d. ; Can's Hratley, 14e. 9d.; Eden Mvin, 171.; Had- Wee Hartley, 14s. 94 ; Tanfleld Monr, 15e. 9d.; Walls Bad Brsddyll'a Henan, 17e. 3d. ; Walls End Haswell, 18s. ad.; Wells End Hatton, 18s. ; Wells End Limbton, 17s. 6d.; Walls End Stewart'; 18s. ; Walla End Tees,l7s. Bd.—Ships at market, 191. HOPS.—Bouotros Mmuurr.—Mesers. Pattanden and Smith report that the market continues as for some time put. Attu Christ:nu we expect an Unlace. POTATOES.—Sovrawmts, WAT ERSIDE, Deo. 18. The arrivals the past week have been c asiderable, end lower prices have been nbmitted to with most samples except the French, the quality of which is so good that they are isereasing in consumption, and rising in prim, notwith standing the supply is considerable. This day's quotations : Yorkshire Regents, 1001. to 180 s. ; Newcastle and Stake ton R egen ts, 100 s. to 1305.; Scotch Regents, 100 a. to 130 s. ; Scotch Cups, 80s. to 901. ; Scotch Reds, 80s. to 80e.; Scotch Whites, 80s. to 80s. ; French Whites, 80s. to 11003. ; Dutch Whites, 604. to 761. CATTLE, &c.— SMITHFIELD. 7100 ("Md. The supply of Beasts is again very large, and the qualify good. The butchers having to a large a :tent laid in thek Christmas stock, trade is exceedinely dull; rather lower priors are taken, and many remain unsold. Although this number of Sheep is small, it is adequate to the demand • there being but little Mutton wanted so near to Christmas: day. However, trade is decidedly more cheerful, and the fine morning caused a little advent* in some places. Trade is slow for Calves, at about late rates. From Holland an* Germany, we have 511 Beasts, 3,170 Shop, and 81 Calves; from Denmark, 41 Beasts; Leicester aLd Northampters. 2,000; end Lincolnshire, 200. IPa stone of Etc ad.a d. Per Cow of Ma a. 6. cd. Esc fieota Iheaforda . 4 0 4 4 Bet tros. 111f..bda 031 0 0 0 i Bent 010(400rON_ ...... 3 10 4 3 Bet Loog-woolB 4 2 4 84coad quality B ean`. .: .3 10 3 6 Do. do. abort OO 0 Jalres N 14 4 4 3B 4 4 De. Es. taro OO Or eat DIM It Half-brwil 4 6 6 0 lambi ... _.. , 9 0 0 0 Saw at mans{. 3.763: mess sad lambs. 18. 8{0 ; * MIMI. 1744 MC8.14. PRODUCE. —Mixamo-wce, Hay-past 2loo•—• The public ales of Sugar :declared for to-morrow are rather large, my 300 hhds. West India, 5,600 bags Mauritius, 6,500 bags Bengal, end 360 hhds. Porto Rico. Opinion in Woos of this article appears to gain strength, and early 1,000 tons of foreign changed hands on Saturday by prints contract I (i n bond), at an advance of ls. on the mu lowest point of the market, .bat much &pagoda epee the;. if they me press isles the advance will be eltriced.—ths2 sake declared of Co ff ee for to-money amall—in not encoding 1,000 bags. This article also has mock confidence. and isporten appear to be reluctant 'alien, even at the late advance, which mounted to from ta. tots., the finer qualittse being meet in dentand.—Cotten firm, and wean an upward appeariots.