The Express. — London, England, 1852-03-18 00:00:00

/Z. -merry ------~ [THREEPENCE. A. 10 1 - Piti."ll4!".! a 4 .. ~.._______ L is ILE wEsr OF IRF.LAND LAND INVEST- m ewer v4Y. Innwp. r get by royal elionsr, IF, 'Mee lisbot, wi .barols..ll• l . Is liwted is the as.sat of IMIt liana 4 111 19,00 JAW* Of tif Neb ; Sr sok sm .ari; l :Er wi snowiest. V, r onlyeetvies ii“ sea t = bh soli is tb• warm% lap.. 71, CorebllL R. 101100 alt. Na WE WEST A' IRELAND LAND INVEST ISM etrilrOrt.-NITTICE. r lIIIIEBT OIVIIP, Site PLICAtiON lor SLUM sea reerind altait SATURIMT. tha Libutail *lmo Ow awes& *LI amour& limbs, IWO 0, 08. i it I m oo (WATFoD) SPRING WATER i is .111 . A..a T. • abettiehloro go rho so‘l that the Bill a this Company b ...I d o .4 Aso.* .otno of the Mean of 001MINOMS, Med that Ile latoecao of.. t4sod :Le Lareorry =:: .l. olisligit the Am big eb. boat J*lsliftto pi.. at wows. a App.m.p......ef the 1111111111illf •horoo say he Bodo at the tempo. =or. of the lhopshg. a.. Ids voete-slottea. CT y ; so so soo 50 r0 .,. mom. 1.4ap40, ert co, Tohealseate.yard, ISI.SI MIN ILUMIX. lea prelim 1 thi IMP* 135 L eshr:t. lON of LONDON. (By Boyd alarter.) 0w.0.0 tie* 3 el 0•1•01. leg gme ei • lege W(.41, OOP. •I • siggel go" mt.itair-suimilie obe MU% V g. gee. ow W. r. mak A.L.1., eseseAsi el dr line es gram of the e•Wer.puaa. Esti priallsekr will lie eallgull le r.l tue d .U. haoirrr. avert or en ignise di de palls eileuese ugolltig 4110W111, Nisassay LZWIS rows . eseregrig. W Wes egged. HENRY MILLS, I:1, DE sad 14S. .VORD.STII SST. LONDON. brarreeds lisbly.drair HOLD WATCHES. al Ha aim ZONTAL CONSTRUCTION, GOLD DIALNJEWELLED, Ea, a. Yoe U•kall• escL In •Ilvet Van" a Ter and.s.Ral/ Gainer ark. NEW SHOW-1100111s, 171, nimbi& r *steamer arrarst of New sad P.V.CON WM% ND PLATE. sad 1111 NLW ELECTRA) and other PLATED G 4 fOLYS. at reordingly reread prie Ho r Ina pail JEWE. LERT le she Is midis near. rua Oreele. tram Pr ft*; the AL. MT CR O& Data Ila ear. A Pararei. to ta h awe ttie Lid of Prier and Matter. wel be Nee part, rite. w apnea' on by letter ; and es early applisitir Rata As Wow —l7l, 174 sad 1 IS, OXPORDATRILET, lONDON. LLLISON and ALLISON, Patent Pianoforte 118111•NIIMM. r rd 71. Resertrnet, used fro erred sad Irratrer. PI ANTWORTEA ras bed wart umble tot gat& mu. and EXPORTATION. Iftetererle = i. lrd re es LM pull el to r.) I. be aold at a 4 beirder—fiewserbar.d Fresher by tallow sailors at att Om T I RANDOM'S INFLATED L\ DIA-RUBBER Ayr.repor Bp-CULUL eamfat, I.CaNIitED inowstrassiiiiiisThigi tot banana% • t 'wrap pains, aleatbadas Epld sman• rid &xi =r• nri• •. barb be pa ami MONA Pemba Weenabbse ittsswee sag Opmelle/ Yy weigageme row ( teak Alt Cuadra sad I. mai din le Pam al3 mien aldnard 'AMEN LTPIE lallaastlar amawbaary, OcovaLaarl, L. mill mat Irak ammilkaa lambs. THE HUMAN HAUL-ROWLANDB' MA emelt OILY veeeeeei Ibetellheng th• w eb b e be tordable man be womb& ad bralUyisi the Immo bat. hi sweetie la tread Worm Y youlloty maw; oft& memeas Irlorm Mkt rim Iwo ban rid IN INOMIANDEI MASS All OIL Ms am bar. la the mirth oliism rye :W. awl onsmiliso, kdm meilli sea lb ea Pe &link I ispeskaly umemmniekss= l = el a WAN Mat of hdr, see the so dile See tomb en usury. etre b.. et awl 7e; at tatkw Mod abar ...woe M. 141. ; eel double dm lee. Ma grate—oll tM .r•ppr N M beak re Wee esti. th tin Nu% l oolaa W Kamm Oil' lb. Imo my sigewei as dr bolter kr emir llMllettere.—lldil by A. SO . = t rlso:46, be, ilestreteete. teettee. ash by all Cb o bleb o ld 14r ram lest ddilddied by C. rt. 1.7. Pdanitast•r-redr. A LEITER to the PARLIAMENTARY ILLICTIntd. Prow 30. rr oui LADT. Moe Id. APPLAbII loth, Imo. Pries Id- ISAl.Ldilid dad VdidIFICATiOX. By Jaws HAXILIBTOII. Pnd• Id. OM THE ItZliGlote HAAR by W. J. Fez, W.P. Prim SERZIOLVIT SOCIETY OF ST. PATRICK. The sitly.siatk anaiverwiry festival of this benevolent and edu eatiopil society WM celebrated yesterday even as at • pub• lic disaer at the Loudon Tavern. For throe or four yeses, in tonesqueser of distress in Ireland, had of litho , sulk' . Meal eiregmtances, the annual dinners of this most Ma* kat society • which used to be as regular as a lord mayor's di!. here Men suspended and as was to be expiated, therefore ma this renewed reunion, the attendame was gm woetedly serous. The Benevolent Society of St. Pa. trick" is eluded unties., it. supporters, sad has slime kitherte sled at its public &Poen, all the men ani mal el me ppn•Mss ma, of all parties. nod Irishmen, glacially covimetei oath this steseio• the company eolleeted was, se reprementetive of every variety of political opisat eh. ynts of the society ead ntislly educatioeel. eafferrillff to the immigrant Irish inhabitant s of Laden et weeds, naturally concentrating the support of all megiame of loish ma molest in the English metreplls. The Duke of liementle, who, that Earl of . hea Mom= hr Imbed, wa s . warm supporter of this society, emu the dam Amex the dietiegMbeel comma, present were— The Earl al bleeds:oroge n , Mir J. E. Truest. M.P Rev. M.P., Mr. J. Xt. Mahoney, K ~ M P lialliw Sir ell, 11. P H, Caked Deem, Reynold R. X.P. Mr. Napier, M.P., sad Klr. Whitavide, M.P. oward. The WNW Wag sf lb. rasatino (+darter and the epesaise e peatel:e . sad is respeedisi to them , offered n o pains li avid. rib. isheeriptaosis ansovumed uneenler i lleald. The conviviality. For which these Winch are elleleentd, pre haled arenghent the erred,. NORM WRITUS llAlLWAT.—Ymlliftlay the M ewled meeting of the shereholden in this empeny wee ettd at the Leeds C..ert.h.nur, lot the parries of taking av , emaideration the propriety of agreeing to • pr /Mitre made by th e Midland Company for working the trallk of the line. This wr hefore the hall-tearly osetiest ig r id dlell= " _ 11 • 14 • farteight age. lost some objection mee Misa empmageff to the torn' s. h aad the lialaff fillbried rota to the directors, and • seenmittee et aheeslosiden. R. Icy Meech, the deputy•ehairma of the heed of dine t.". sow presided, and Mr. Marteicer, dolmen of the shareholders' committee, reed • report, ben cilia it ap p-ired that invite asodalicaticoh of the WWI Annerly pro- Med did twee agreed to by the Midland illieetnn; sad, a its risslihed lama, the eonunittee ressummaded that the latventrat Amid be sectioned. The primelpel alteration tbe term amidst the airreentout shall he gee 14 rem. i...teed ef 21 yeses; that, at the end of 7 yens, es meta. maim may take plasm between the tass_llllll.llla t la • Ili OWN of the y of each ; and MS the rill. ra C I I P! ott the NerPtrreeteni Railway ems Ihe he equally di ••••• te VAIN. per annum , toe -thifffe of the reeeipee et same eg that men t to es te the Meethvlrecteen. After • m =•...lFllmatieL. the gement ems eretelesed vow, end the lIPOSSISI MIS ampeorered on, at taw sant Vow el Wassie um medal, fee w▪ it tervicr., to the direeten, the einemallmo_ titanium, after w hi c h the netting eigemenal. •d tie UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL OXFORD, MARCH 17.—1 n s convoistion holden this afternoon, Mr. M.3stague Bernard, 8.C.L., of Trinity College, Vineriun &bolsi in 1844, was unaaimously eleftei to a fellowship es Mr. Viner's foundation in the mow of Charles Reed*, D.C.L., of Mai/dales College, who hag held it awe fill Men et ten peers, accardisse to the will of the user, Is the ems essvoestion. Edward Cardwell, D.D., Psis- Opal id Albsa Hell, sad hotbed& Charles PI Ihseekegagileft °siege e /west V ), trete tie Arbor is of Privi leges, the Nees of the la - erEl7ord , D.D., I Fellow of Magdalen College ; sad the latter a Del ta of Iv ate*, in the glees of the late Jobs Radford, D.D., Rector of Lisools College. The samisen is sacred thsellegy„ the Rev. the Regius Professor of Divinity, the Rev. R. Remy, nod the Rev. J. N. Wilms, have gives sodas that the poblie examination is sacred theology will eseasseses es the 26th inst. la a cakewalk' to be holden at Toesdsy, the 23rd inst., at two o'clock, a deem will be submitted fur the approba- Mod of the hoses; the effect of which will be to wake a better &museums* is regard to the fees to he paid to the prierters' earvests, sad to Mime, in some eases, their meat. As aitooMiso to the raspeashot statute will he pram & paid la ' toaionow, and submitted to weave- Mien os bactoot. The object of the proposed oilitiaa to Mot tagoolloos statute is, to enable a greater amaher edoembilatee to be admitted for the same written ezereiem am math day, if found aseassary, thus the mashies ler the seats& may be able to passive in the examination school/ over which they are required to preside,. CAMBRIDGE, MARCII 17.—At a congregation holden this day, the following degrees were conferred —M.A. : J. F. Greenstreet, St. John's College; Allred Newton, St. Joha's College ; sad William Oardner, Queens' College. PIII7I/041141111. Rev. Jolla Heathen. M.A., to Witten Vicarage, Bucks; value, 1161; ;mimes, Christchurch, Oaford. Rev. B. 11. Huntington, to be Chaplain to Warrington Workhouse, laaeashire. Nov. G. Leitrim, M.A., to Barton Weeteott Rectory, Oafoidskirs ; value, 1791. ; patellae, the Hein of the Bev. 8. R. Seagrove. Rev. Cadwallader Coker Adams, to Anstey Vicarage (value, 161.), and Shilton Pc teal Cuncy (value, 761.), Warwickshire; patron, Lord Chancellor. The Earl of Eghaton, to be Lord Rector of Marimba] College, Aberdeen. as R U M 111 it ♦scAscv ,. Racvoalm.—llehotinghant, Suffolk, diocese Norwich; vale*, 4611. and residence ; patron, Lord Chancellor; Rev. J. 6. Ryle, promoted. Killsney (and Vitarege), diocese Clogher ; patron, Bishop Clasher ; Rev. Sir. R. Lees, deceased. Pontirwrum. Cuaacv--Bollonitem, county and diocese Chester ; 1741. and reside/me ; patron, Vicar of ?rest bury ; Rev. G. Palmer, deceased. NAVAL APPOINTHILISTS.—ADMIRALTY, MARCH 17. —Mestere R. C. Allen to Odin; and 1. Pyfer to Ban:ord. Acting Assistant-Surgeons J. Wallace to ricfory; and IL W. Dillow to fospripmsb!e. THE Mellor OF GLorCESTER AND BRISTOL AND Til HOLISM MANOR.—The Briefed Mercury of Satur day last sengaine the following : " We learn from good as =tir* tbe had bishop has, by a deed of gift, eft lie whole of bks interest in liorfield amain to Ave tWesse, ter the heath of small livings iu the diocese of Ohmeenter and Bristol. The trustees are Sir William Page Weed, M.P., the late Solicitor-General; Philip Williams WWII? Mika, Beq., M.P. for Bristol; the Venerable Theme Thorpe, Archdeacon of Bristol; the Reverend T. away Browne, Rural Desn of Glowsester ; and C. J. Moak, ,Esq. the bishop's sow. The copylwida are now all enbeisehised, with a very small *loophole. and the manorial right, of the blimppeed ha , of ve been OINIMISOSI he land. The Cl=mweiNe _tithe wee dre. le tele AvMed tate wrie equalwpartly of lead. parts. foe the endowment et the living of Rerlield, wed el $ no w Mara, used neep be wmeeted to be areeted he She newly marrow ebbed parts of the pariah. The mob of all the lend sad Menem (dorms as well se weft will be divided sweetly between two 'Neste d lhe 'a berg. thew, es win le banding an peer la lls pu pawns% i• the of BeiMelomil sismaft le aid la leg mein an Reims la the Messes et Oleneestee ba ser. . the kenenbente of whisk aro= Rea *d t w o Moseley, from emu dukes. The ...Wien takes elien dli tel g r i pmeent time, sod be teem Ile Ake ef the !dues Royal sad the Pelnewees Alke and Helena, and dm longest liver 'Mem. The gem d ent leiseene of the whole weeds, we be lee% am thousan Arounox or rz: L A.Nro Omcrs IN THE COM BOS Law Comm—Yesterday a bill in the Hoes* of Oimmeme was printed, to shell& amain Akin end km in the law alarm The dim of clerk at Nisi Prim is tAOmit of Quin% Beads. end Amiens* in the Courts of Cammen Phen end Exchequer an to be abeilhei, sad the dodo doe to be performed bylliumiseksb alibi seems. There me eastais km to be abashed-4 ten of de. M. • foe the.. of the judge " on eireuit le to be ebellimil, and oho the km to the marshal's man and the Mlles seen. They are ret to maim gratalties. Thee le the herd bill ea the made by the Cameos Law Ceembeimens. XIti.dIIMHOLY ACCIDENT.-0. Moodoy Airtime I deplerable widest, by which two lives were sacrideed, namedat Arbroath. _ Three men, respectively named 01116101.111. Dear" rad Taring, were rammed in the ben- Wessel. of a wen en a pesperty in the minute of the teem wed kW get te depth of about 22 feet, when the Ain bll ha upon sempletely burying the two former. Teem who wee aeoreet the sorbet, sail whose bead we. Ihellowedy net @peeved with the soil, oar speedily rescued, having eneteined no Injury. Although every 'settles was mole, the bean of his two companions were not got oat until hoe hewn after the accideat—wheti, it is eland neediest to isle, life was found completely extinct. — &elms& II . [ » 1 2. :w ili : 84 17eiv isis s iirT Cbia ila..101•11/.414 I =211111;4%;:i DalNang isilbschne. DlLLs=smit Mar. Isom ast Judas MI Lir t &Lel-gig&lOssielso arm Ibiss, Übe A.. iii Ds. R sod C 4Nis Ds. Mn awe; Cut It West Lis Dusts ;1111eii: Gliabligh Imil% i. iiiiiii.A,Dieirie: Ile. asses i r, e met. Mad sot. arc 1 lawalgt el Carlisle .. w. 7 LaseuPir 4.1 D. D. W Rae/ Vales Lamb Seelbsea Wain mid Moskva *IL Co;s4 =earliM-Walter, ;: - Ds. i iZitseir..3l.6i 146 fs . leseibATlssaws. I 114 lletliz I 10 fll 1111 111 i 20, 11l 17 lids Ii H 1 17 17. Si' . ' ss n M lie lies,riel Mast I - ' ii if a d il a Ileui:ami 1111111m1Orsat Wastera(l) llwrMet NINZI4 in : 11 1 . 9 ;017. gear, NurOuut De.l44tw .. Northers CbQM les * von i Salk - Milk ia liluardia. lasmari maw : 7.: Hill Sal 19 ISI sA 211 16 i to 61 14 111 $4 1144 /71 471 74 77 „ 7 A N " 6 1 S. ot 6 1 6 NO le Is 17_ Shrew& it Clem A carewsbaq&llsreloeduld mlinninkary Cheam .W.lllis.) . .11 " ill 11 Hs 8 i s i p. I If .." 1 11 11 ? go 11 11_3 1 3 " 31 SY Sr 11 SO 33 7I Si $ 41 die 7" . Ul, lit lei di. 8 die 7. 1 7 II 7 dm II $1 die 10 el. SO SO i 13 13 IS SO 1 10 all 1,0 all R. IS 131 Se U. IP K. II 1 7i 111 P• II 17i I fill 4 11 3 41 14 10 I II 10 17 1...... I diroiddre Oal . di .. if $ db. Nod Dina ... w. .. No 161 s env Seed' Umbra ... 10, SOS 1 d deed' Wes ~ _— _ . SI 33 . lie& TabliAlllssleg . 3 1 di. . awl Shindeseld. lirereilist art Siftway.. wirdied mei umenek..l lislmelses.. Us.GX.l.twehris *it sad Ikea Mau! WIWI LIMED AT 8010111mbsimmAtANAAAN K isii.7 II (breld loggia' 111 ' 1 1 6 4-, 19 .. mid T! sii 4 . r.w . I Liaaa myopia' 3 7?«*** _ ?.Pula - -~ 114 17 1 11 i t As Sal DI 39 le SS ■ le SO 91 21 171 111 411 41 •+ .4" e Ili I liall 3 MIS Mi. 4 wi a ad t , 4 4 $ Tim al II ;h i ll 11I'/ iIIWIN :I 8k 33 i 4 4 MI 11 1 i Ull II 1 4 I • it st ts 4 I iii 53412 131 11 A 41 d 1 WATIL Nl3 l l i dla se se aw ii:.~. lannt Isar Freirier... Do. Ds. (Indlorryi . D.. do. Now . Illonlor• al from. . - Wu sad Ilondosas Yens Ind forts and Yule . ;Pars sod dareskosog :asses ma Haws . . Amine* sad Mews . . Mows and Mosta . il i 'll Di I li 1 4 17i IT N U 91 i 41 4 dealer', Pagiton d many railway stooks is so manifestly =- ssozethat blie favour is distinctly turning towards roocc a lsnakiess in this thpartment is generally ; blew arises • usparatory speculation =the dealsi gati s ag i lt in a vie* to run by pnces. Onliiendos lad ' , favourable effect to*, wae the al a large increase in the baba mad etiene reemmee of the bank, to be shown in r,9 r , "ion with which 11 1 1110 setae quarters of a pr,- disoount rate at the weekly Meffiliesufilhe board to-morrow. It may bo noticed, however, ant towards the sins of business the spe- Welles tendency was net so strongly developed, end a little reaction was observable. Consols opened as they left off yesterday, but the vvernment broker soon appeared as a purchaser at and the price then went steadily up to 981, closing, however, not quite so good at 981 to t, both he money and the 13th 4pril. The official business list reports transactions m Consols at the following for money, 98, !, 4,1, 1; ditto for account, h i ; and in India ;Rack, at 2601. z ' obsque Bills were firm at Ma. to 88a. prem. ; emd India lends at 735. to 78e. prem. Is the lignite investments the transactions were Minns% and an improvement wu observable in ' Asmilisr, Peruvian, Dutch, Venezuelan, and Oran . - aesks, besides a further extraordinary rise in Deems Ayrean. These bonds opened at about 71, end gradually ascended to 78, at which the owlet left off with a firm appearance, though this price shows a rise of about SO per cent. within the last five days. It is re membered, however, that this Six per Cent. Stock carries some twenty-four years' arrears of dividends, the last payment made to the bondholders being on the coupon due in July, 1828. The original capital of this debt, which was leaned at 85 per seed, was a million sterling, but it is well known that, notwith standing the suspension of dividends, a considerable amount of the original sum has been redeemed. Calculating the arrears of interest, the claims of the bondholders, including the original capital, repre sent about 2,400,0001. That the revenues of the republic are amply sufficient to meet an annual payment of some 50,00111. on the English loan is incontestible ; no further proof of the capacity of its finances is required than the pro greu that has been made in the redemption of the Buena Ayrean domestic debt, the quotation of ' which has ordinarily ranged at about par. From the year 1821 to 1848 were redeemed no less than 38,221,798 dollars of the domestic six per cent. stock, and 846,088 dollars of the 4 per cents. Under pre sent circumstances it may not be amiss to call atten tion to the resources of the republic as shown in a late message of the President to the Chamber et Re presentatives, in which he proposed inviting Wm& Baring, Brothers, and Co., and other beading of the English loan, to purchase of the government the exclusive privilege, for a period of - fifteen years, of disposing of the guano on the coasts of Patagonia, and exporting it to the various markets, together with saltpetre, barilla. metals, and fisheries, placing the proceeds to the credit of the government in part payment of the loan. Today's business list is as follows :—Brasi- Han Old Five per Cents., 991. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 714, 71; ditto for account, 31st March, 71, 73, 731. 77, 76,78. Belgian Four-and-a- Half per Cents., 92. Dutch Four per Cent. Certi ficates, 93, 1. Ecuador Bonds, 41, 6. Granada Deferred. 101, 4, 1. Mexiean Three per Cents., 321, 1, I. Peruvian Five per Cents., 1849, 103 ; ditto, Disferred, 651, V, 1. Portuguese Four per Cents., for account 31st March, 341, 36. Russian Five per Cents., 113; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 103, 21, 31, 3. Sardinian Five per Cents., 93, 3, 923, 931, 921. Spanish Actives, 253, 25, 3 ; ditto Old Three per Cents., 421; ditto for aooount, 421, 1 ; ditto New Deferred Three Ceuta., 193, 1; ditto Spanish Committee's of Coupon not funded, 21, 21 per cent. Venezuela Three-and-a- Quarter per Cents., 43, 3, ; ditto Deferred, 181. French Five per Cent. Mentes, 100 f., 100 f. 73c. (ex change, 25f. 40e.). The last quotation of City Navigation Bonds. bar- log 33 per cent. interest, is 931; Canada Five par Cent. Bonds, 100; do. Six per Cent., 1071. The general joint-stock share market remains firm, preferable stocks being quickly picked up whenever they offer in the market; but there is no especial movement in this department at present. In Bank shares there has been a fair amount of business daring the week, at about former prices. Sales are recorded as follows :—British North Ame rican (601. paid), 40; Colonial (251. paid), 111, .1 ; Commercial of London (201. paid), 26; London Joint Stock (101. paid), 183, 18, 3 ; London and Wesitrnin ger (20/. paid), 291, 29, 1; National Provincial of England (351. paid), 401, 411, 401, j ; Provincial of Ireland, (261. paid), 43 ; do., new 101. paid), 16, 1 ; Union of Australia (261. paid ), 36; nion of London (101. paid), 151. Dock stock is still sought after as • safe invest ment, and prioes continue their upward movement. Rest and West India stock has risen 21., marking 162 and 163; and London stock is also better, at 1213 and 122. Of Southampton Dock shares, there have been buyers at the improved figure of 20. Com mercial stock is worth 001; St. Katharine, 82, 811. In steam-boat shares the movement ts chiefly con fined to Peninsular and Oriental, which have fairly supported the late rise, business being marked in the old shares at 81, 80, 79, 803, 80, and 793; and in the new shares (101. paid), at 28, 273, 28, 27, 28. Roc e l Mail Steam are also looking up, and quoted 80 to 1. change+ . in insurance shares during the week has not been important. Prices are in nearly every instance firm, and, where purchasers offer more freely, improved rates are usually exacted. Globe stock marks 1341; PiKenix, 161; Imperial Fire, 266; Sun Fire, 213 ;Alliance Marine, 41; ; Atlas, 18, 17/. General Life shares are better, at 53. Miscellaneous shares are quoted es fbllows in the official list :—Assam Tea Company, 71; Australian Agricultural, 161; Australian Trust, 201; Canada Company, 49; Hudson's Bay Stock, 206; Price's Patent ndle Company, 23 ; South Australian, 241. The Prussian government has authorised an exht bition of the products of the industrial establish ments of Silesia, to take place at Breslau. The building for the purpose is to be built upon the model of the Crystal Palace, and is to be entirely covered with glass. The chief products to be exhi bited are hand-manufactured stuffs. The last quotations of exchange at foreign places on London are as follows : Preview' Latest Quotations. Quotation. Amsterdam, Inert 11.96 11.96 Ditto, 2 mouths Aatwerp Aloonadria =rib 1 mouth , 10 10 6.24 i 8 24 Bombay, 6 mouths ... Old. 11.16 d. Dads 271 27d. Derma ll6 116 Demo Ayripe Se"! lb 26.35 26.36 Cies, 3 Booth. Cessesstisople, 9 me Cdsuabo 4761041ta (deesseat Ms), 6 months gym Noma ll3 1131 1144 = 12.25 me 6..1 d. 4s. II id 61. 12.23 Violas 11118 DAY. Two o'CLoca. Although no change in the rate of interest has been announced from the Bank this morning, Consols are well supported at the late isaprovement. and the par dal disappointment felt is chiefly shown in a .hght flatness now observable in the railway share market. Console opened 981 to; for money, and 983 to 4 for acoount, and after being quo:ed for a moment 983 to fur cash, are now steady at 98; to 3 both for money and the 13th of April. Exchequer Bills mark 665. to 68s. prem. In the foreign house a moderate business has been done. Buenos 'Ayrean, Venezuelan, and Peruvian Bonds are in favour, and have established an ad vance. Buenas Ayrean mark 78 to 81 ; Venezuelan Actives ' 431 to 44; Peruvian Actives, 1051 to 106 ; ditto Deferred, 69; to 60 ; Mexican, 32 to 3; Spanish Passives, 54 to 4. , r. • - 1 ,m; lIISTAIr. . 'Tr' •Yi-CAT.IIIT IP-...* Tyrrig gilT ;, r . t %. No. 1,73 7 .) LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING, MAII6II 18, 1852. ro ii. C r ip : trwit on t . RAILW A YS. MONEY MARKET Centre 8 I.: Y . S \ Copenhagen, short • Ditto, 3 months mimeo' It r- • norratulotonnouns. ett Y.- , IWIIINNIer fr re vIII. THIS DAY. WII4IIISDAT /MIXING. Chistiana, 3 assuths 4.N 4.66 68 IL"' ax.. PRAY • • hoagies, besot lel* its Two o'CLON. Much buoyancy agala is ths English Frankfort l2ll II 1211 ribderew et. LANK. cA* • A •7 - 1111milamiibldivillinikili A good deal of business has again been done in stock menet to-day, aad ispreiressent szeinded Hamburg, done si ' maw- rriw - d o, In , We norl Ira Ithoonn r " 13.7 13.7 &ti,u , .. 9 b ,b.. _ ... 3 eik walk Um waist eia. shares to-day, and much firmness was for some time to every department at Elea andresie. Oak Ditto, 3 mortis grt, ~....Orte. 911 i 4 I ), sem. shown , a further rise taking_place in London and t ole were freely wawa a the i t itol on yo. Lisbon, 8 months 644. 4d. 641 d. ~K , bon% ht. 1 ./ f Milan, 3 months 29Aus aft .4 4 ww.ursmcco.....m. MortlAVestcras, Midlands, Eastern Counties, and terday's rates. In the stork market the ten- ni!. PUT Br On en ‘ l O. New York, 60 days ml with or We from . slaw va " awr y. = Norfolk& At this moment, however, the general dewy ins in ; kat the chief business Naples . r", tint^:," 1:1,17... - ki t p, l -A ~._:---- al" 04 " . -- - Zr a r l sotiout. b ' d e . Win of the market is s shade flatter. of the day was in railway erne, army descriptions Od boon Ile orrirry was French shares are attracting more attention, and of which were site " WIN "in the earlier part of Opal:, 90 Asp 1 1 4. Lo g i r. ...rim.% - 1 t . IIVN ir ., 28d 05014.• .. • I ..._.. I r Col oWV•ashael 6 "*. prices have risen considerably. the day,lerthaies to a wry Mtge extent being Pogsmino , • ' ho . 0,•••noly rA•••11. 1 . 1 1 , saes put di& 1511114414 38.4 381-led. . Inns Mak SHAM AaD NUM UllOll/11AIITRID. made. The approach of the dividend period. which Railtu t i t , 27d. id. 27d. *sok.) .o.i v.'. ,wis . ,I i -. . i asz i r d i s ew act ic-csr er will make a further addition to tae 'bead,' large etsrlibsim, short t r.. pan- we ,^ fe. 1 " , " 1 -.....r-,-.... _ --- - WW. DII 7 sr Cr. gi. pt larran. dOr ..1.01 , 01011 0 . 1 0•0. ..-..-- ..r.,_ _ - =ll4 n. Implmorti -- 7 • "' l ulL amount of capital seeking investment, is a ours- Ditto, SO days Ow liwonlota, It. to toadies Of ../t 131 11 Ile siderstion that naturally enters into the calm- St. retoolborli, 3mo 3 73 13-16 3 Mee Jeliff•L Wet. 1 , ••• • " ...,.• -- ..r....'" ... ''...- - . Laadea•lakkge. sr si swarc ir et asa iiesiS moons of the dealers. sad as the position SalwAsat 8 swatbe• •• • 123 . 5 123.10 ad ;,.. 9141 01 Wei 0 4 1 i I i _. •• 90 90 •• • ct • %). . . 0 0.. 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I mai spm Or 1... I lit Vf IS II T M 6 arm ed ll4 184 z 1 II 17 Zlr b eell4. MllasirmolL, In 'll 14 4 U 10 adoMILMILILMS.MweIe I 4rt s IFOILLION K, Fsod Astor I=F ... e (Throw ) Dam nom Cu tin suibmitiss of St. . _ -Tl ii ti c zdtg, at noon, forwarded istormatios to 111r.Willisas Payee, the City emus; rospisot ?&agelw death of • aa sawed The ma Ziwwwd, • is whodisACigebilis s Imre limbo Ars bra abase knew es s b r k istila the sids ef thil hsed we . l tddi karma Mart daily. • • was hid arose IM radhel risers of the whoa he korai w e as sre ssameed, as the ealy dims of se= km Kr. Lloyd, sas ef the te dr priest sa the sakihst. srd 10 Miimsl i trhave the waWasse rhea Mr rubs dr ihkesher. Hayward woe ea Willaselay Assam tabus * the smart sf the MOM ft the weal* therm wk. M Lloyd aka. sierra the eihrehas ; bat as sesame ho d the deemed / busses lira be was Anders ke awl, es Issfre thewedes raid p iai r s . Mr. Iv= peared the inquest fee 1 am ~ (Friday) sue, la y the hesaines of the l ig TEE TOW= Is LOMA CP NIGHTLT.- The sereseesy ot Isaias up is very surest, earns, mad Mwily. • few nimbi Were the clock strikes this ham or —sa Tuesdays sad Fridip twelve—the howl wanks Mama Parer), dished la • bag red elartia. ta ke lerdl i a4l76 af keys, sad attended a kudos wren, a appears k ef die raga award Met sat la a lead rise, " Isere keys !" At kale weak the Berpest of the Oard i with ire or ill Me. WWI eat sad Mows hint te the " with or outer_ gets, eatseistry ebelleugiag, es they pees hie soot. " Who am there ?" " Keys." The OM bslu eartt•Uy Iseb•d mid barred—the warden weewAy mm seisms a• most sad sulking as mach Noise as powibl•— th• preewsies returns, the ovaries ezietirsg the muse es. pirstios. awl resehra the sere eassne as Ware. Arrived ease mere la heal of the meta kessibbeass, the wintry there gluts • loud steak with his /sec sal tie Allowing ecevortatio• takes glass between Ida sad the aggoesehlag party .—" Who gem there i"--"Keys."—" Whore keys ?" —.. 14•••• Viotoria's keys." —" Adresse Qum Victoria's he awl all's well." The Teams Porter then exclaims, "OM bless Quo. Vittoria." The main guard devoutly Ames." TM Miser on duty sirs the ward 0 arms I" the iloshisks ratdis ; the tram kisses the his sward • the more 611 Ia their swops. I sa d the wren Porter asessbee mese e alone to deposit the Mrs is the 's The esekray oven set rah 1111 WIN sag Ml* maw* but own the wins as sae dir edither at V al fersished with the esserwalwa i wed =VIA = lawasese bra Maur is sere te ke swab Me my the M. sestiosi wheal pest he arm MI ef lihhh h pikesady aboard, mod easdade se of the *rely Mk whisk the eras was earied sheet, whoa the awr wren Are.—Dialwerfa Illawsholl Wank. BANK OF ENGLAND.-THIS DAY. A general court of proprietors was held this morn ing to consider of a dividend. After the reading of the minutes, The GOVERNOR said he had to inform the court that the net profits for the half-year ending the 28th of last February, were 646,472 i., being 7,6161. less than during the previous half-year, and that the Rest was 3,604,1146 r. The court of director proposed a dividend of 4 per cent. for the half-year to the 28th February, without any deduction for ineosne-tax. After payment of the dividend, the " rest" would he reduced to 8,022,0701., being 9,295 1 . more than at the corresponding period of last year. He therefore put the question of the dividend to the proprietors. Mr. P. de WINTON considered the statement highly satisfactory. Is the year 1849 he told the court they would soon have 80,8110,0004. in their coffers, and he might men. tion that sea was the cue this day. They had also woopool. eiwnemployed notes, and he thought the Bank of issiamdmight employ these as others bankers did, so as,to give the grogrW,on a larger dividend. They should not be tied down to loan at any minimum or maximum, and should take railway first class debentures, with other securities. (Cries of "No, no.") As to the appreheigled glut of gold, there would be no probability of it until ill the world was supplied, and there were many new channels into which it must lbw in Asia, Africa, and the other quarters. He hoped there would be no alteratihn in the standard. Mr. COOKE congratulated the proprietors on their Bouriehing position. The GOVERNOR then put the question that a dividend of 4 per cent be paid for the halt-year, and this was carried unanimously, the ballot to take place on the 23rd inst. In answer to questions from Mr. THOMPSON and Mr. DII WINTON, The GOVERNOR said the securities comprised in the " rest" were always computed at cost price, and that the reason why no list of unclaimed dividends bad been published since 1143, was that so many frauds were bated upon it. Every information, however, was given to parties interested, at the Account ant-General's office, and at the instance of Mr. Cotton an act had been passed to afford other fatalities by the establishisent of a bequest de t. It rested, how ever, with the Lords of the Trewry to enforce this, and the act had remained in abeyance. The Bank of England had no interest in the matter, and °Maimed merely as the agent of the govern ment • but he (the governor) was prepared to see the Chancellor of the Exchequer on the subject, and hoped this explanation would satisfy Mr. De Winton, end induce him not to press for the republication of list. Mr. DE WINTON said be was perfectly satisfied. Thanks were then voted to the governor and directors, sad the mart adjourned to the 23rd inst. WEDNISDAT Bvairizo. A large amount of business has been transacted today in West Providence, Alfred Consols, Tro mayne, Robins Garreg, Mary Ann, Trovelyan, West To us, West Ding Dong, &c., pric es rema i n i n g without any material alteration. Speculation in other departments absorbed the at tention of the Stock Exchange dealers to-day, and consequently mining shares met with few transac tions. Holders of the gold mining shares, however, aro much encouraged by tho highly favourable ac counts from the Californian and Australian fields, and are disinclined to sell except at full rates. This is especially . the case with the Australian adventures, as each arrival proves more clearly how vastly the probable production has been under-rated. In well informed quarters the yield of colonial gold during the present year is estimated at no less than 3,000,0001., and an estimate founded upon the ave rage amount of gold brought into the Australian seaports would raise the figure yet higher. Colonial Gold aro quoted 7-10 to 9-16 prern.; Port Philip, par to I prem.; Lake Bathurst, Victoria, Melbourne, Sierra Nevada, and Quartz Rock, par to prem. St. John del Reis again rose 11. to-day, reaching 28f. Now that the full amount has been paid upon the Australian Copper Smelting shares, more favour is extended towards them, and the price has reached Prem. Auglo-Mexican Mint shares mark 23. The Australian Mining Company have advises to Nov. tho 17th, 18.51. The superintendent writes: The stamper. are working well, but the produce from the halves is greatly below the estimate made by C a pt a i n Phillips in April, 1830, and transmitted in my letter No. 178. The quantity of baleen, seems to have been correct enough ; but the produce of the 66 tone now in Adelaide on the road, and waiting fur cartage, is bat 14 per cent., or little above it. There are 60 toas of tributon' ore, averaging in produce from 20 to 26 per cent. If I can obtain freight direct at a reasonable rate, I believe it will be better to ship this. Baker's lode.— During October month we have continued th e adit nor th front Wotton's shaft, and have driven about 4i fa thoms without finding any ore, the lode being com posed of decomposed granite. In the wince sicking below 10 fathoms level behind Musterman's shaft, the lode continues productive, and the ore (which is principally blue carbonate) appears to extend both north and southward. Anstey's lode—Having now intersected Anstry's lode in bottom of engine shalt, or 20 fathoms level where it is li foot wide, composed of spar, but devoid of any kind of mineral, we have directed the men to drive eastward from the shaft on course of said lode, at 141. per fathom. On eastern side of the creek having sunk a wince on An stey's lode from surface about 8 fathoms deep, and the lode being unproductive, we have suspended the sinking and rut the urns men to drive eastward at 30 fathoms level or 10 fathoms above the adit or bed of the creek, hoping, as the ore found near the surface cut out in sinking, we may find it to continue in driving eastward en course of the lode into the hill. In same wince, although comparatively unpro ductive, yet the lode is traversed by small veins of blue car bonate of copper The lode in wins. under 20 south of Montetioreis cross cut continues to be unproductive, and we have about 2 fathoms more to hole down on the 30. fathom level:mine, half a mile south of Downs's mine. In driving the edit northward in this place we have a lode about 3 feet wide, dipping eastward 3 feet per fathom, corn poeed of roman and spar, with some micacious iron, and here and there small spots of ore. The ground is favour able for driving, via, 41. per fathom. Alexander's lode: In this mine we have had 8 men, in October, driving a new entrance. The ground through which we cut this is very white and slaty, and would appear to be very congenial for producing copper ore. LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. WEI. Mama IL Per E I; pp Omahas Wpm. Lowest. Orbs. 11 p.r OWL per Casts 8 pet Oirs. Sae Lam 46 pm O.Y. lOO 73 . as Leedom :at •1001. 90 !; 0 4 01 4 . 00 . Ilerk ill eatllio Mow Naples Ronde ....„ 103 Moray. 9.6 amps Um p.CL. 96 lb_ 1 Tromp Bpi Di. 2, 1.31 Paws, MAR. 17.—ftt. Oafs* • Vermainill Mau. sal Pito Wt PEI). Ms PEP ' sad Orlare. PEP erl Brom. 710 • 1111111 lid Paw% 1177 50; liimasel Plpol. PIN; Otz.Assajzi VP% US 00; Comp 543; bra. ftes APE% —; llordspx. 303; Nankin% OE MI; Pals W iMabasrg. 119; M Ed Lyon% 063 ;'Blues Pi Pomp 81111 liteionsa sal Tis,s 170; Paw El haw, 331; Iserieraz W T 0015.196. BERLIN ; M* lb.—Voluntary Loan, 1021; New Loan, Four-and-a-Ralf per Cent. (1860), 102/ ; ditto (1852), 1011; National Debt, 891; Bank Shares, 1001. MADRID, MARCH 11.—Three per Cents., 39; after Bola, 39c. New Three per Cents., 19 3-16; after Bolas, 19/ c., p. Coupons, 91; after Boles, c. Passives, 5 3-16; after Bola, 51 c., 3-16 p. Bank of St. Ferdinand 1021 c. Exchange on London, 60.70. ror 41011Vai. taimuri CMMIMI Ns. attore. Mass. prima i done pm Way.. tads,. --..... 1110,400 1 Aim Trak all 1 1 / 1 " 3 100,M0 100. angle Callforalaa 15,000 90 Asturian 1 . 20 90,000 Australian A 100,000 1 Arstratlaa froobabl 50,000 I Are Marla aU IMs par 6,000 30 Blaeskorfta Imo sad Oral MI .. .. 100,000 1 RANI* Australiaa Gobi . all lAi par 10,000 115 Brasil. Imp.(las.a l t , : s .ca : 344 6,000 44 Os. Omens sad on 11.000 10 Do. M. Jabal's' Me; 110,000 1 's Creak ....... 00 1thie 'O,OO O $ Fag. it Austral= Copper 1 44 4 tis Ipm 51 10,005 10 Guam: POO I Cidelon Mountain ... all par 1 pra 11.000 3 Omit Palma* DU 14 It 0. 5 10,000 10 nozzinskilectlimaidies 9 Ibl,ooo 1 Nainsoa Numb 7,000 De lautypdsOils lOl COM 10 na Pia 10, U. 3111 Cabal Maas= 0,500 1 Mut MstMan. all 1 1 Ms por LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Lronswool., Maud /1/...460 is market has bee f very buoyant to-day, sail a Imo ledirrs door in Lon MUland, Lancashire and Yorkaidn, *intern Counti o ti,t Caledonian, at higher prices. Birkenhead, Lancashire, sad Cheshire, 111 4-Ditto late Chinn and Birken Caledonian, 18j, 13-16,1 111, 181-Eastssu arm tiss, 8 9-16, 1, 1. 9-16-Maffi lamisfahre, 171-Di ka t i ai s S foresee shares), 8 7-16-lawsimbir• and Yor 1--Ditto (fifth share.), 6-16 d.-Ditto (fifth West R. Un.), 4} d.-Liverpool, Crosby, and 191-Landen and North Western, 1171, 4, 18}, 11 !- Ditto (new 1 shins), 34, 1,1, 4 p Ditto (fifth shares), 8 4 p.-Manchestar, Shieeld, sad Lincoln, 34-Ditto (pre ference shares), 124-Midland, 614, 4, 2, 14 614, 1 -Ditto (now pretenses 41 per cent.), d.-North British, 74- Scottish Central, 161-South Eastern and Dover, 201, 4, ticetTY°.k, Newcas tle, d a Iten rw il k ,'3l l P -Yor a" Basown, MAMIE 7-The market was very buoyant, std bludem freely transacted at higher rates. Great Waters, 634, 4, 871-Midland, 691-Lancashire and Trek, 7 14 ex. alv.-Taff Vale, 160. Ibuscitoorza, Menem 17.-Ws have again had a brisk wake, sad prior. advanced, but afterwards needed to lOW ann. The sales included : London and North Moorra, 1174, 4; Midlands, 601, 611 ; Sheffield, 331, St, aimad , DOwen, 60 11-16; Caledonian, 19; York and North 113; Preston and Wyre, 46; Cheshire Junction, 114 Ms.; Ent Lancashire, 174 ; Eastern Counties, 81, 1; 1 Leeds, 721, 1. B 1114114011•11 MARCH 17.-This market was langaM to-day. South Stafford. were done at 11. 11.. 3d. die, and Birmingham Canals at 96. Lane, Miami 17.-There has been a general nun* in shares this morning, and a largo rattiness has been done. The market closed very firm. The following are the trans actions:-East and West Yorkshire, 101, 104 ; East Lan cashire, 171 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 71i, 711 so div. • London and North Western Quarters 34 inuen.• Leeds; Northern., 162, 164.17 ; London and N orth wassent Stock, 1174, 1174; Leeds Northern Fifths, 1 dia.; Cnisaniass, ' 181, 181. 16u 3d. es div. • Leeds Northern 2, prem. ; Midland Steck, 691 692, 60; North Wortirs, 124 di .. ; York and North Midland 221; South liaimea and Dover, 204; Manchester, Sheffield, and lAnsairanks,' 331 ; Great Northern, 191 ; North British, 71. LONDON AND NOUYR Wonsan RAILWAY.— Batons of trills he Ihs mak smit a tasch 14, 1862 : m =r n• , and at_ % 9681. 171. Id. T. 40,2 C week 1861, 69,0601. lb. Id. Ciewespooding7s s erl di 40,1441. 16e. 9d. 416: 1830-427,4471. ls. 0,1.; 186 —436,3061. 12a. 742 W 4-440,7911. 188. 2d. 0112.62 NOIIIIIIIIII RAILWAY.—Retarn of traffic Despatches from the Governors of the North American foe the week ending March 7 :—Pamengers, parcels, ear- Provinces were received yesterday at the Colonial-offic, home, deg% mad 4,3921.98. sd. ; merchandise Despatches were received yesterday from the Governor B,IIWM9s. Bd. ; cattle, 14W. 12s. Ild. Total, of Labnan. 10,6181.11,. Oiwrimpoadiag week, 1861, 7,8661. lc U. LONDONDERRY AND ENNISKILLEN RAILWAY.-- LONDON AND SOUTH WEffllle RAILWAY.— Traffic for the week ending March 13 5244 miles open) Retort of traffic for the week ending March 14,1862 : Passengers, 1611.14 e. 9d. ; goods and mails, 1181. lb. Od. ; Pereugers, 67311. 171. ; goods, 2,7601, 7e. 3d. total, 2701. es. 9d. Cor res p on di ng wee k , 186 1 (14 mike Total, 8,482 f. a. 8 d. open), 1666.19 e. ad. An annuity or rent charge, denominated a renter's share in Covent Oarden Theatre, producing 12/. 10s. per annum, and a free admission-2061. A similar annuity or rent-charge--1901. II l I I I. fl P iii II II iti fa fl di a ist sal e tea NORTH STATIORT4IIIIII Ile the week asuliwilikeel; 7, 4,11410/ ; correquolog tsoei ha yew. 4.7lllll—rllie Move is ezehteive .1 the reseipte available wear W eseessuat with the Lead's sod North WNW,. Railway Chwipesyl BaL7AST AND 004711TT DOWN RAILWAT.—Ths Wale at the above railway woe, tee the week ending 14th Yank, 1862 :—P 6.280, 1401. 12s. 11. ; sub awiptiows, 121. 2.. 11 . ; seeds ma paresis, 671. 18s. Bd. Total, 2101.13..8d. For the week maim Mush 16, 1861 : Peweasen, 6,144, 1161. 01. ;Ildselttodewe, Bl. 7.. 41. ; seeds sail parcels, 411 . IM. 91. Teed, 1671. 12.. 101. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoox. In mining shares there is not much business to. day in the Stock Exchange, and prices are quoted without particular variation. Carson's Creek are worth 3-16 to 6-16 prem. ; Colonial Gold,: to prem. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS MOWING-LANE—THIS DAY. St:Gen.—This public sales of foreign are going off with out spirit, but at about previous rates. Itcfinod quoted the same a. yesterday. Grocery lumps, 445. to 48s. Corrza.—The large public sale is progressing steadily, at full prices. TL.—The public sales have concluded heavily, and but a small portion sold. Rica.-3,000 bags Bengal were offered in public sale, held for high prices, and bought in at 10a. GI. to Ils. Corrow.-200 bales sold yesterday on 'Change. TTTTTT .-1,200 begs sold in 'midi° sale at previous rah.* SAL•rverait.—Bengal, refraction 9lbs. to 101bs., 21, to 265. 6d. • Madras, refraction 131 to 191, 23s to 245. In ot her articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARIET.—THIS DAY. The market is quiet to day, at the following quotations. Town Tallow, Ms. nett cash ; .Petersburg, Y. C. on the spot, 365. 3d. to 6d.; October to December (1862), 375. 9d.; on or before the end of March, 365. to 36.. 3d. SMITHFIELD HAY MARBET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davis report the trod* heavy, at the following quotations:— Prime Meadow Hay, 725. to SOL ; inferior, 635. to 675. ; KOWCII, 60.1. to 635. ; Clover, 74e. to 8.5.1.; second cut, 665. to 76.. ; Straw, 26e. to 30s. COALS.-LONDON, MARCH 17.-CLOAR OF THH MAR. xar.-Chester Main, 12s. 3d.; Howard's West Hartley Netherton, 124. 6d. ; Lungri4e's West Hartley, 12s. Bd.; Tana.ld Moor, 12a. ; End Acorn Close, 138.8 d. ; Walls End ooforth, 13s. M.; Walls End Harton, 13 s . 3d. ; Walls End Hebburn, 13s. ; Walls End Heaton, 131. 3d.; Walls End Riddell, 135.; Walls End Walker, 12s. 3d. ; Eden Main, 14s. Bd. ; Lambton Primrose, 14s. Bd. ; Walls End Belmont, 141. 3d.; Walls End Hetton, 16s. 9d.; Walls End Kepler, 14s. 34. ; Walls E n d L am b ton, 18s. ad.; Walls End Russal's Hetton, las. 3d. ; Walls End Stewart's, 16s. 9d. ; Walls End Denison, laa. ed. ; Walk End Hartlepool, las. 9d. ; Walls End Heugh 14s. 3d. •. Walls End Kelloe, 16a. 3d. ; Wall s E n d S out h llartlepool, 16s. 3d. ; Walls End South K e n os , 14 s. 3d .; Walls End Thornley, 14s. ; Walls End Whit wor th, 12..8d.; Walls End South Durham, 145.; Walls End Tees, 16s. 84. ; Sidney's Hartley, 12s. 64.-Ships at market, 263; sold, 94. PUBLIC S, MARCH 16.—8 y Messrs. Humor° and SON, at the Mart. Two freehold houses, Marine-terrace, Herne-bay, Kent, producing 27/. 161. per annum-2631. Leasehold midences, Acre-lane, Cla , harn, with grounds, ate., held for 99 years from 1823, at 271. 10s. per annum 6231. Mr. T. E. Puce, at Glarraway's.—Leasehold house, No. 14, Burton-street, Pimlico, let for 481. per year, held for 71 IJ years at W. —5OOl. Leasehold house, No. 87, Upper Ehury-stritet, Pimlico, with plot of ground in the rear, let fur 96!. per annum, held for 71 years at 111.-7301. Life interest in two-fifths of the income arising from the sum of 2,2231. sterling, invested on mortgage at 6!. per cent., receivable during the life of a gentleman, aged 42 VIOL, _