The Express. — London, England, 1851-09-20 00:00:00

, / ,s• . - .--- No. 1,583.3 ------,------ 4USTRALIAN LINE kr SYDNIST Direct, end II D, PORI PHILIP. BOUM iii alp siv el it um be ebb, kr Pt b. oadompbobooto, Wan lint I herthen. . 4120' .- 1 ---- .... We; OLENiiiiiiii . WO 11 DOTAL LikulKll . ... 70. , 0 ,N lIIE .» DWAT MAITLAND N ' O .1 RIENZI ...----. SNI 11 --- V or fouturobro apply Stently deep. a onserolos handere) t cachet tY Anstanlion MARSHALL girt O i lil 3 / t 0 ,...1 N tad HOLY S H O I:A R D T L an...sat s i i: %TT$ sod NORTH SST, and 1101.THEAD. WEEKLY ncK rra Amity...min:a having been nit dviAting the ..tarre interninty • 0 Nook tv.e.. TICK ETA nit I We hr ONE WEEK tract the c In ear., all .ning the bolder to e Motu uot I ..1 head Itailw.y. portico d tau barn, to me 4,11. I Frm. or Iltrl Train . _ Tlr , t • lan Ordinary Tr baud ars Unita/Ai; 1 MARK III:ItIl. 1.., 1. 0. IHNUER, 0 Omni 31 Anager's Men Eat 1 ONDON ao l No as KT AiOP IICI: ET , ATAILASLI gar I b MIN DLs.MEXIS, will No km lb Mb arL bil perdembro lambs to D isthmus mad I •• 6.. # • . 4A-1ç c Tte 4fprts [THREEPENCE. LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 20, 1851. RAILWAYS. MONEY MARKET. According to the official returns published in tho Gazette of last Tuesday, the total note circulation of all the private banks of England and Wales during the week ending the tith of September last, was 3,211,572/. ; in the week preceding, the amount was 3,200,9631. There is consequently an increase of 10,6419!. The note circulation of the joint-stock banks during the same week was 2,544,7791., and the pre vious week's return being 2,553,9551., the increase is shown to be 10,824!. On taking into consideration the active circulation of the Hank of England, which in the week in ques tion was 19,...)..,..375/. (being :353,120/. less than the week preceding), we find the aggregate note circula tion of England and Wales to be 25,139,726/., which shows on balance a decrease 0f:131,687/. as compared with the returns for the prm ions week, ending tho 30th of August. As regards the fixed issues, the private banks were 1,403,1031., and the joint-stock banks 8-15,2014/., be low the amount authorised to be issued, making a total of 2,310,311!. below the fixed amount. ENCILUOU FUN pA.—Turn Bank Mack. mhut _ LLNE OF PACKET 8 Nogglar Taft* be VAN DIO R n 891 TH AOSTRALLA. ha i w as ili= , n, lave mit eispat ,vlllbefiveskt tbelrilared WM, amirwiin. D LV:: ‘ ,.. 4 Se& S. C. Welker ...Sydne — i= Sep — rll. Follarton Sydaey Oat. 10 Melkweg & Gee:ong 9ept,l9 A. Madman& . Melbicrae tient. 21 ' I W. Ileary " Geelong. +Sege I n. W. Tay'or Adelaide .... lir OPPIY • echo • COMENI-TRRRACE, ST. JOHN'S WOOD. ESCULENT Enders FURNITURE and uncrs, WO colones of Standard Nowak Magsiese. Renew% Re, MIL JOHN DALLOR will SELL by AUCTION, sotto floo= i s is o= g ig i DNEODAY goat, Sept. 34, Mar IS, a any ENT of min ream. ▪ ammitig of oroossO. Yob ma otber totibo, sofos, cbain, obleandina, sapedat sot laaltarpny Male Min, Ogre, oink ill niklaßed. Mire, void% Wawa. sad Inaila ns ka r eelnabßlHlNlSHOlnnnit arpols, stir carpeting, sad norm be dowel tbe day previous V . at can. Oataarne to be bad on tbe Pruning ;rd tan Anationen, 7, Cbarlotbootrest, Slatictrlnwrosd. SOUTH EASTERN AND CONTINENTAL STEAM-PACKET COMPANY. Yesterday, the half-yearly meeting of this company was held at the Bridge-house Hotel, London Bridge. Mr JAMES 111.1 c .ILEGOR in the chair. The advertisement convening the meeting having been read by Mr. Herbert, the secretary, and the seal of the company attached to the register of proprietors, The CHAIRMAN proceeded to read the following re port of the directors: " The accounts of the South Eastern and Continental , Steam-Packet Company, now submitted to the proprietors, exhibit gross earnings for the half-year ending 31st July, 1851; of 23,2701. 4s. against 10,113/. 15s. 2d. in 1850 ; the working expenses, repairs, nod port charges have been 12,4831. 104, against 9,518/. 2s. 3d., leaving a bAlanee of 10,7851. Its., against 6,5951. 12s. Ild. at credit of profit and loss account. The number of passengers conveyed during the above period, compared with the corresponding months of 1850, are as follows: Yolltestene to Boal'ane to Boulogne. Folkestone. Total. 18)0 12412 .... HON ”" 23,533 ma 14,727 .... 15M23 .... 30,511 THIS DAY. Two o'Ctocx. TIIIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. The share market continues very quiet, but prices show great steadiness, and are generally well main tained at yesterday's rates. For Lancashire and Yorkshires and Midlands there has been an increased inquiry, and a further rise has been established. Great Northerns and East Lancashires are firm. North St/affords, on the contrary, scarcely maintain their recent advance, and South Eastern also show a little weakness. Business iu the English stock market continues to be characterised by extreme quietude. Under the influence of the satisfactory appearances presented by the Bank returns, Consols opened a shade better, purchases offering at 961 for cash, but the market has since become a trifle less steady, and the present quotation is about the same as that which ruled at the close of business yesterday, being 95 1 to 96 for cash, and 90 buyers for the 1-Ith of October. The prices of the day's business, as officially stated, are:: 'fhree per Cent. Con sols, 96, 4, 934 ; ditto for account, 96. Reports of further mercantile embarrassments are circu lated, and, though they appear as yet to be scarcely warranted by facts, produce their usual influence on tho market. It is much to be regretted that such free currency is given to rumours, which in many cases prove unfounded, and which tend to the direct aggravation of the difficulties already felt, by the impairing of the credit of many houses whose solvency is indispensable. It is preverbial that in times of mercantile difficulty few names entirely es .. ir7 Cbs — wederasued. __ ass • ••ee•iie~i of superior Int-elase slips (maim leuils) ess'irultsf Australia sokaiss, &a. MAIIIIALL •N LDILIDGE. Fearearebarrost. WHIBILKRB AND MOUSTACHIOS. The limmisisoled mum d ROWLANDS MACASSAR OIL M psasslss aim sessmists et Nisksoß milmssily lams md smd lessided by l'es mist usmseses Mem. :L weil l d' orrettod y tbs Idslust milbmitits. TIM MI Is prow& mostly necemful smd bssing a t du bs• ma Hair, la all =ti L I TZ% Wims. its babomis primmlim Wm Os puss Mae WettAYMtbis Wit Y its embryo MIA simismist Ss sissith. sissms R firm eve mil 1 Dandriff, ttasttttYr It It matuotty. stmlbriss rpsismAss st beCth• vigagr.lll.7 sisssomilmtlstis esandomy Is Ms Sa t, period of hums es. Mee SA M.. 75.. limey Wks Myst is small) It.. L sod delis Mat Am MA yr MISR ltiw Each Bottle dem ismi smalls Sr Mwads oltrottarrie omit Assibm too lirs as dm Wmpand at the bock dust wraprir swift Li® tle.wseddadd Win. Bold by dust at tO,IIATION.OARDEN, LONDON, by ill Mistime sad Swum As. ADARES AND srocics UNGUAIANTERD. LONDON sad NORTILIVESTERN mad 011ES -IEII :dot HOLYHEAD RAILWAYS, —The CELEBRATED TANS:A TI:IIULAR and SUSPENSION BRIDGES over the Mk-YAI s I I: tITS and NORTH WALES, the ISLAND of ANLLE. BST, and HOLYHEAD. WEEKLY TICKETS AT REDUCED RATES. errant/that nA boring been made to afford parties an opportunity d TiAting the ..lave internting objecti and the thatendthent M North v‘,tle., Tit K ETA wit be Owed at the Lorton station7a 7 a 7 aith br ONE Whhti truth the data of thee, by any troth, according to claw, at Awing tbe bolder to stop at Cheerer, th any Motion on the Chewer sail I lelybeod Ralf wf.y. but sot to trawi twice over th e sera partite of tho railway Is me attentive. ryas. Esthrut or Wit Train Po • t • low Ordinary Trains Stowed Cloth to thia y order nTrothe . MARE 111:1311. Loudon and If eirth.Weetwre Laing. J. O. SINGER, CUM, aM lielythed Itaihmay. Orweral Mauer'. Office, Reath litheise. how. 1131. RAILWAY.. Ambarg., Nott!nit., Bose Land East innendp I 4. 4 este ria:rra 81 91 4 41 46 lto Iyaks to-40y up tot p.m. Biri:Vini;: JcBtwrVSIII Birkenhead, Lnneanhire,& Chen. 1 an., late 181.6e.ed . 13 11 dis z d 76 78 101 101 10 141 24 21 dli 50 'Caster all Holyhind .. 45 Dubin aid Botha Jane.. . • 35 Lai Angina (El 5 L.* IL .. .. IS IS I Do. (SDI B. IkIL) .. - te baton fbarales .. .. 35 IntfarAptios A ylase A.. f. ) , Meta 15 sad nit; Loa larsahir• ... .. Do. New I shares ...... East k West Italia Dock, lad arm. /unedos .... - _ Increue 2,515 .... 4,497 .... 7,012 so Dover to Calais to 13 Calais. Dover. Total. 18.50 3,224 .... 3,5.53 .... 6 777 1851 : 7777777777 .31, • , SO • 1.71. 1 i..7.1iC.1Z..;1. hut 3 icr Ct. eactot.,...ti 31 yer Ct. Com:a...hut for Acct.. :43 1033E10: 41 For et. Ikizirtn, f 3 3 per Ct. 11111ZIlita, 35 JO Do. New, fl per Ct. Iltu.h...Ayr4=. 43 f. 6 per Vt. Chth.tu, ; 31w Ct. Chili on, W 6 mr Ct. 1 , 4 t. 77 p4txx t. buteb .3 191 er Ct. o Dutch, ' 61 34 .0301 or. 34 I 1 tha Ct. litchaa. Is 101 lung Aot ullkr , — lMtto 42*. .ors Exattatest Wm, 1.04M.,444. Rev. S. Bennett, to Ounthorpo Curacy, Norfolk. Rev. H. H. Davies, to Llandegran with Beaumaris Cu racy, Anglesey. Rev. A. Fielding, to the Chaplaincy of her Majesty's Dockyard, Chatham. Rev. D. Guest, to Pilton Rectory, Northamptonshire, value 1601 , with residence ; patron, Lord Lilford. Rev. G. F. Larden, to Sutton with Duckmanton Curacy, Derbyshire. Rev. 11. Walker, to Lopham Curacy, Norfolk. 13 1 23 Si 6j 30 30 yuN DS, 5 per ca Maximo, 231 • 5 pet Ct. Pena:tin, etri 90i Pltto Pert:lto!, 41 2 3 per Ct. It•ttlettin.e, 82 9 P per Ct. Itu.eirtp. HI 113 it per Ct. Ittertet, 1011 21 P ye t . t.metpt,4l Aetpre •01 'LONDON and NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY LAIRS OY CUMBERLAND. CI ITS . AVAILABLE br SEM DAYS, by the ordinary trains. b WIN MS. MERE, mill be imbed at be lotblehig fares on and alter be Nth ant. Volt yortieders Rey bs bad re Mabry. lambs to St iltalnalre and bet :—ltrei do" LI 3e.; morel dab, 3e. By order, MARK HUM. Ow/rat Sh.sager•ooMor, Vontoseeetioo, 534 k June, ISSI. st.. se St 13 13 13 I 2 125 12y! 124 30 30 St. 100 17 17 50 SO 165 115 th. o loo 33 1 23 SO llai 10 Ilfl isirist Edinburg's and Waggon Edinburgh, Pertb,Duodo Griot Nortans ... .. I Da. 4 glioreu‘Dgerrat. Do. 4 ibarci,ll, 6 ogre'. GLlnnitb. aid Wt. .t. (ire., Western ... .. Longoria and Callao .. I Do Third. .. ... .. Lonribiro and Vanillin Do. !ire! Kitbag Unke In 2$ z d i 1 til 7 1 gR7 154 x Dew 3 tber Paromo. 5 it pa Ct. Veneguela. 6 90 btfernol, 10i 111 7$ zd ei es z 2 :If z d $1 n 76 1 i i COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. 511 lizd 21 WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. 50 50 Leek Northers 11,1, 11l Lasko end 141wkwall 64.1100 Loa., Bright 's, SOL Come M. .140 London St NorthMestert 25 •22 Do. do., New embark.. 2C 12 Do. Mks 10 I 1 Do.LIO sh.,lo.tod 8. 1 ,C 11t..100 Looks k Soolk-Westerel 50 1 421 Do, Al 110 134 Da, 140 iin ill 79 =, n n 92! n " 113 121 MINCINO-LAAR, SA/CROAT MORNITO, The Colonial markets opened heavily, and several sales at low rates were made in the early part of the week, but lately more firmm,. has been apparent, and the publie sales have gone oil' with spirit. Sugar has fallen olf lid. to Is. per cwt. A reduction also of about Is. per ewt.was enhmitted to for Coffee, but since the receipt of the news from Java, Mating that the new crop was not likely to be so large as had been previously reported, an improved demand has been expe rienced. Rice has been very heavy of sale, and Bengal has declined 3d. to (id. per cwt. The Tea market remarks un changed, and there is as yet no alteration in consequence of the late news from China. ii=th.,il7,/14;c7511.1 Do. Man.& Lind. Utgor NI!! B RITANNIA LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. Trlntensgreet, Desk. Landes. [desalinised Athena 1537. Xthrwered by Special Act ul I•artionent, 4 Who., cap. S. ADTATIT•fiLS OV MU INSTITUTION. SALT CRIMIT 1A1.2 Of • Times award weediest to these rates are allowed credit fur beetle ear sat of the be ems annual premiums, poling interest *woe et the tate of Are per eget. pee amass, with the option of of the amens of premium% at any time, ut having th e swirunt idtlMed teat the gm ernanal whew the paled tegothes a claim. lOt V. 11.11 LCD MEM. • Table adapted especially Ito 'tie mewing of Loans and Debts, by wed& the :wt.-et amenity is obtained ea very low, but gradually its =revalues. revived, wittiest the 'seethe sit a be, at any tine within testes amontle, if health es A Beard al De mus legates is atteedense lmil t; l it 1 o'cloct. Chs Mitred in retry ease aelgaltted in the policy. Attendsate regastsersted la all eases he OAT rrperte. e street free the lON Credit Mrs of Preutiona. Mega Pesatima required for Anneases of SlOg. kir the Whole Term 14 We. ~.estl. Sn l'i aro, SI I 1 9 9 1 1C2 3 3 6 1 le 4 I 14 4 3 0 3 4 II 1113 4 E. IL roam, lealident Direetor. ANDREW FICANCIS, Secretary. HENRY MILLS, 171, 172, and 141, OXYORD-STRIET, LONDON, re vassal& his highly-finished GOLD WATCHES, of the HORI ZONTAL CONSTRUCTION, GOLD DIALS, JEWELLED, gm, st Five Dolmas cosh. Is silver Coon, at Tow and-a-Halt Oinainnalkk NEW SHOHAM" IR 171, exhibit as nitensits assortment of New NA SECOND-11 AND PLATE, sad the NEW ELECTW and other PLATED GOODS, at exceedingly reclined prices. Ills Ras gold JEWEL LERY la also in csilkes variety. Fine Oold °garde, from 30s. each; also AL BERT (17 kINII, front Ms cock. • Taist.ll let, containing the LiPt of Priers and Sketches, will be r Bw k4 pPt, free, on applicaton by letter; and an early application Non, the Addams-171, 171, and 119, OMPORD-STREET, LONDON. JWELLERT. DODD, BROTHERS , 40, °within (Mamiembenee side), levellers, oilmenltbs, and welelmokers. begaiirctalnepeetion of their ettenstre ASSORT wow of JET bonedem a etoek of the choicest wake ema newest dodoes In abeamm bemoans, brae Mes, Mop earrlage, No. Is as met MO ba lawdem--14 (UL MARQUEES, Tints, Flags, San Blinds, and awnings. —WILLIAM PIGGOTT, Manufmturer to the Cr:mains Dead el Ordstkise prepared for UM arum a larp OTtieli rd sunconak aawna or! FLAG/, for KM or PUY. CHAsE. U. Tonle Ow Orldretarna. Armin. and Owegerwy room emend and elessay IMO up. OW sloth. ewe milerpraof negro end ca.t coven MI as reenwelde lerme. ea Wm Ow buteee Lunn/ Oeis ploo re a r peat WNW le lir WI . Pereartreet, Emigrant.' Teats, Se 4e. A NEW MEDICINE. TORANKS% SPECIFIC CAPSULE.—A Farm of j: medicine at otwre alo t sum, speedy. aid &mutt to those the object to tioi+l atelicioto, sod mitt,' to the itsawrilaste of piss Igo r..iting, or mooed to bars=; agedelly mewl& to @wind Pa-v.l4lone. c., onatiesitly eels/ ateasegss. Pup:era my by °LOME 111411111. issoses, it Ms Larinasy, 110, Plorklrion.rood, wbere Utley say be W e nd et mil aseallias Ewa 01 boles at 20. 9d. Rod to. Id auk or ma from by pot st and Bs. clich. atao, may to bad, as Issaast. at Is. ad.. la. Ott, W lie. each. TRANKIPS SPECIFIC sounws. CURES FOR THE UNCURED! " i a. i i .....,.4t._, ~ ..* *; . e . I Pi : • :•\e' Icy% • *?,..,.‘ -.1.-0 . • -______ _ _ . • I-0o StS 443, 4 4 ANA * • 'Or lit, • ♦ v;t• - I t ; 40 HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT. ML OF • DESPERATE CAM OF RINGWORM OT SIX ILLS STANDING. UM. lin Na.rwass 1•61. Orel the moot miss* seessise is Um Os aphid Pas) bad • child toorerad sttl ewer* tbr am Sea do may Is ids be esh mem! ala Ms set Is lisiadadmi is MSS awe. sat sissaa& bd. SD insane tarsi W besides Ifs mut ealalealai maul rentals= =but seiblidobb SEM Weil= Innen ne me tiff 1.2. mot dlendiddl. =lig at fin ?Ic e d in In tx, licannints Pals and Ulndommd. Ilia wan red skit iiiii Ta rt the Gumbo*, TM • re_ et PIK Or vas bared t. the asnalia ilia stab Ibs wawa tie paws% two ustlastat Ildiars, 1 6.1 Sa rdsbidaddr. dens& dart lbssis Tar, Leedom, of IT al dolddldlas Vanden al Pektt Medlin alroulbout the Claud Wald. Is PIN sod ism at is. Is., e• Sta. arl mob. Timer • very easabknala baba* taking Us ban ana —Olreakad far Its isiblawa at ratbisda are salmi to asb Pta Boa. ons me dim. J. IL isobis polls slog =OM el limplu gars. as ±r 1` ofthisle i * or T ed V 0 elm 1 1.6 4 .4 11=1 1 4 Wait • 11.11. Mita Soar U. 116 VACANCIES. Rectory.—Rushbury, Salop, diocese Hereford, value 4491. with residence ; patron, Bishop of Worcester : Rev. M. Y. Starkie, deceased. Perpetual Curacy.—Over-Darwen, St. James, Lanca shire, diocese Manchester, value 1501. ; patron, the Vicar of Blackburn : Rev. M. Y. Starkie, deceased. Chaplaincy.—St. Albans Union, Herta, diocese Rochester, stipend 501. ; application before Sept. 25. Curacy.—Hitehin, liens, diocese Rochester ; patron, the Vicar of Ilitehin. Professorship.—Reinus Professorship of Medicine, with Tomline's Prelectorsbip of Anatomy and Aldrichian Pro fessorship of Anatomy in the University of Oxford ; patron, the Crown : John Kidd, M.D., deceased. Librarianship of the Radcliffe Library in the University of Oxford, salary 1501. • patrons, the Archbishop of Can terbury, the Lord Chan cellor,C the Chancellor of Orford, the Bishops of London and Winchester, the two principal Secretaries of State, the two Chief Justices, and the Master of the Rolls : John Kidd, M.D., deceased. NAVAL (From last eight's Gastife.) AD VIRAL IV, Barr. 4. Con of Perot Muiset.—Fust tarot. J. W. A. liceator to be &OA., aloe Wearing, prom. TROOPi FOR rut; CAPE.—It has been decided at the 'torso Guards that the 43rd (Monmouthshire Light Infantry), at present stationed at Clonmel, will march to Cork, and embark in the Vulcan, steam troop-ship, Master Commander John I'enn, fur a passage to the Cape of Good Hope, where they will be placed at the disposal of Sir Harry Smith in command of the troops in that colony. The 43rd regiment is under the command of Lieut.-Colouel J. Furlong, K.H., a Waterloo officer, and the corps re turned to England in April, 1846. This regiment hes been selected to proceed to the Cape in preference to other regi ments that have been longer on home service as it is com posed of light infantry, and well adapted for bush warfare. About 100 men of the Ist battalion of the 12th regiment of foot, at present at Chatham, have at the same time been placed under orders to embark in the Vulcan for a passage to the Cape, and thence they will proceed to the Mauritius, Sir Harry Smith having already withdrawn a large portion of the 2nd battalion from that station, as we formerly stated he was empowered to do in the event of their services being required in the Kaffir war. The 2nd battalion, at the Mauritius, is commanded by Lieut.-Colonel William Bell, and will soon be available fur the service Sir Harry Smith requires of them. _ _ _ Tocrx COUNCIL OF MANCIIFATEIt had a pri ♦ate meeting at the Town-hall on Wednesday to consider in what costume they should appear before the Queen on the occasion of the forthcoming royal visit to the borough. After a rather warm diSCUallioll, it is said that a motion to the effect that they should henceforth adopt a costume, consisting of a long and lowing silk gown, was adopted ; and it is understood that the gowns are to be donned for the royal visit. The mayor is to wear a gold chain in ad dition. RAPID DISCHARGE OF CARGO.—Tho new screw steam-ship, City of Manchester, which arrived here from Philadelphia on Sunday last, on the next day discharged her cargo, consisting of 6,872 packages, in the short space of eight hours! The cargo consisted of 6,521 barrels of , flour, 54 'Aids. of bark, and 297 tierces of beef, which were landed at the rate of 14 1.3 packages • minute, or one package every four seconds! Besides this wonderful rapid discharge of cargo, an unprecedented circumstance in con nection with ber reloading deserves to be noticed ; namely, that she was entered inwards for discharge, and outwards for loading, in the same customs bill of entry ; special per mission to that effect having been granted by the board in London. On Wednesday she proceeded on her outward voyage, with 150 passengers and nearly 1,000 tons of coal and cargo, the whole of which had been received on board within the short space of twelve hours.—Liserpoo: Chronicle. 26 18} 94, /81 322 ST. HELEN'S FREE SCHOOLS, PADDINGTON.—Of the design of the (R. C. free schools, about to be erected at Westbournc-grove North, a portion only is at present being carried out, viz., the boys' school (59 feet by 27 feet), to be used as a temporary chapel during the erection of the adjoining St. Helen's Church, including the two front porches and the boys' hat closet, forming for the time a sacristy. This portion of the design with the inclusures, exclusive of the belfry, is being executed by Messrs. Smith and Appleford, at a cost of 1,2001. Mr. Meyer is the architect. fhe materials used in construction are stone dressings and brick facings the stone is the Box ground, Bath, and tho facings to principal front are the white bricks from Beaulieu, Hampshire. The roof is open, stained. The belfry is constructed of timber, and covered with lead, and will have crocketted spire, goblets, and pin nacles after two existing examples at Cologne, the one over the Minoritenkirche, the other near to the Rathhans.— The Builder. ROYAL ORTHOPEDIC HOSPITAL FOR THE CURE OF Cull Four, &c.—Yesterday at a meeting of the com mittee of the above institution, held in the board-room of the hospital, Bloomsbury-square, a report was read stating that the hospital has now extended its benefits to nearly 12,000 individuals, resident in all parts of the United King dom. From 20 to 50 new cases are received weekly, and there arc now 700 in regular attendance. Upwards of 300,' the severity of whose cases demand in-door treatment, are ' on the books waiting for admission ; the wards of the hos pital however are fully occupied, and as the delay of surgi cal assistance renders most cases more difficult if not dange rous, strong hopes are entertained that the committee will be enabled to extend the accommodation of the hospital. THE FATAL RAILWAY ACCIDENT AT NOTTINGHAM. —On Wednesday Captain Wynne, the government inspec tor, instituted au inquiry into the causes and circumstances of the recent accident, and ultimately recommended that another watchman should be placed at the Wilford-gate. Royce, the guard of the luggage train, has been dis charged. DIsFRANCIIISEMENT OF FREE CIIURCH MINISTERS. I —IMPORTANT Dectstort.—The sheriff of Ayrshire, the I sheriff of Wigtownshirc, and Sheriff Robertson (acting fur Sheriff Substitute Robison), have decided an appeal to the effect of disfranchising all the ministers of the free church. The claim was that of the Rev. Matthew Dickie, I free church, Bcith, who claimed to be enrolled a county elector on the free church manse. The claim, after due I deliberation, was rejected on the ground that the title in favour of the trustees of the congregation was defeasiblo at the will and pleasure of the general assembly of the free' church of Scolland.—Ayr ..Ithertiser. OPENING OFTHE SOUTIIWALES AND DEAN FOREST RAlLWATS.—Yesterday the long-promised opening of the connecting link of the South \Vales and Gloucester and Dean Forest Railways between Gloucester and Chepstow was effected by the despatch of a special train with the di rectors of the south Wales, Great Western, and Gloucester and Dean Forest Railways, from Gloucester to Chepstow, I and • dinner at Chepstow, and the return of the special train to Gloucester at night. By the opening of this line, • railway communication is opened betweea Swansea, the capital of the principality, and all parts of the north and east, as well as with London and Liverpool. LONDON AND NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY.—It is said that this company intend forming a large coal depot dock at Liverpool. LEEDS NORTHERN RALLWAT.—The works on this line between lialmsbary and Northallerton and Yarm and Stockton bare been commenced, and will, when completed, midday *erten the distance from Hartlepool to Leeds fad OW.? LUIEMBOUSO. —The managing director smi modem la chief are now surveying this company's papaw' Ilse from Namur to Arlon. ARLOW'S NEW IN- l'• irtalD ULF-ACTING SYPHON ii. 112Q11111.118 NO VENT.PEO !: 3 .. 2 1 111 tji I 111 PTe , I ale. bwor,efain, or other Bowes E • e to- from boootalog Got or rid so 'bewail, / a • • doe the Imogggettighille drawn ea good ea . - A t , II I ...) S -O Lk i ..„,, r i r ..t .A 1i I no Stott oporrsoleg ee.e , . too gods ef de ; I. go. M.: dig 7 g 11 elar m =ll4 o.g isirry, w it a , 11 . : =1 to .N il 1, 1 . the lop eft piseNlia l lut a We: polioiir-Wholth WNW sic mils ;4 1 I .....,..ilwasi te own Ilho Woe to rise, flmsl7: wigs So Imp Wino' slaw*all aim miaow. 141,, lag . _Wags elegg4 _limeleorhateeh lighilling MIL . d ...,..................... .•-••••••=111111,1111/01111101111•004 Liman .... 4,886 .... 11,608 Showing a total increase of 18,415 passengers during the last half-year. The merchandise traffic has produced 1,1611. 4s. 61. in 1851, against 8091. 12s. M. in 1850, an increase of 3511. I2s. 3d., which is satisfactory. On the Ist of May a special daily service was commenced between London and Paris by tidal trains, working in cor respondence with the company's steam-ships. The public convenience was so much promoted by this service, 4ind it met with such general approbation, that on the Ist Au gust the service was extruded to a departure every tide from Folkestone and Dover, and Boulogne and Calais. The service of the company during the lust six months has been performed without a single interruption, and 26,937 miles have been navigated with safety. The directors recommend the proprietors to declare a dividend of 6s. per share—being at the rate of 5 per cent. per annum, free of income tax—. and to carry the balance remaining to the credit of the re serve fund." The CHAIRMAN, ice moving the adoption of the report, stated that they were now the owners of eight steam-ships in the most efficient state, and they had a sum of 3,9391. of capital on hand, and they would have a further amount at the credit of profit and loss of 7,9231., after payment of the dividend. They were the best friends and allies of the South-Eastern Railway, and their ships were placed entirely at the disposal of that company, which had enabled them, by the rapidity and punctuality of their service, to maintain successful competition against opposition at low and Imre munerative prices by inferior routes. The service had been performed with unfailing punctuality ; and in the arrange ment of the trains and the steam ships to perform the special service from Paris to London in 11 hours, the only imper fection has been occasioned by delays at and connected with the Custom-house. They hail, however, entered into ar rangements with the Treasury, by which they would be enabled to bring the passengers' baggage from the boats in bulk direct to London, where it would he examined in a largo and convenient room now preparing at the Loudon station, whereby the passenger, would be saved the annoy ance of having to loiter about Dover or Folkestone, as they now have, for a considerable time. Their funds would now allow of the purchase of one or two screw ships, with more capacity for merchandise than their present Beet, which would be advantageous to the company. The resolution having been unanimously carried, a divi dend of de. per share was declared, free of income tax, and the balance in hand (7,9231.), after payment of the dividend, was agreed to be added to the reserve fund. In answer to a question, The CHAIRMAN stated that the directors would not lose sight of the moral obligation the South-Eastern Rail way Company were under to maintain a uniform dividend of per cent., and they certainly would not put the two screw steamers on the line without proper arrangements being entered into with the South-Eastern and Great Northern of France Railway companies. (Cheers.) On the motion of Mr. ADAM, who expressed his great satisfaction at the manner in which the service had been carried on, a cordial vote of thanks was given to the di rectors, and the meeting separated. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR THE PAST WEEK. Nome of Railway. Aberdeen --- Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down ißirkmthead, Lane., & Cheshire 'Blackburn - 'Bristol and Exeter lealedonian 'Chester and Ilolyhepd Cork, Blackrock, and Passage llublin and Belfast J unction 'Dublin and Drogheda !Dublin and Kingstown Dundee and Arbroath Dundee,Perth Aberdeen June Dundalk and Enniskillen East Anglian East Lancashire Eas.ern Counties and Norfolk Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow Edinburgh, Perth, & Dundee Exeter and Crediton Furness Glasgow and South Western Great Northern& E.Lincoltish Great Southern & Western(lr) Great Western Irish South Eastern Lancaster and Carlisle Lancashire and Yorkshire Leeds Northern Lis, rpool,Crachy, & Southport London and North Western London and Blackwall London, Brighton, and S. Coast Loudon and South Western Londonderry and Enniskillen Man., Buxton, & Matlock, &c. Manchester, Shelf., & Lincoln. Manchester and South Junction Maryport and Car Midland Midkuttl Great Western (Ise: Mon Wands ipieweastle and Carlisle North British North Staffordshire ;North Wcstcra. IScottis!l Central ricottiah Midland !..tirearabury and Birmingham Threwabu and Cheater ,• , hropehire ry Union ! South Devon 'South Eustern South Wales Sontblrork.,Douesster& Goole ; le Vele Ulster 'Waterford and Limerick West Cornwall Whitehaven Junction York, Newcastle, and Berwick 'York and Nurth Midland FORLIGY. Amiens and Boulogne Central of Franc 671 batch Rhenish 63 I Montereau and Troyes 336 "Northern of France 1341 Orleans and Bordeaux 240 Paris and Lyons 82 Paris and Orleans 84 Paris and Rouen 194 Paris and Strasburgh 69 Rams and Havre 121 Tours and Nantes LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. Liwaaroor., SRPT. 19.—The share market has been firm and good to-day, especially for Leeds and Midland, which are marked higher.—Lancashire and Yorkshire, 511—Ditto (fifth shares), 81 4i Ditto (I-shares), 19; d. —South Eastern and Dover, 18 1- 1 1 11—York and North Midland, M. MANCHESTER, SEPT. 19.—There was a good business, and prices were tending upwards. North Stalfurds were buoyant in consequence of the rumoured new arrangement with one of the great companies. The sales were 81 9d. BIILMINGRAM, SEPT. 19.—This market was rather heavy to-day, and in the absence of orders, either speculative or for Investment, very little business was done. In local stocks, Old Birmingham Canals were done at 921, and Worcester Canals at 341. Lanus, Seer. 19.—There is no material change to report in reference to the share market today. Prices remain un changed, though but few transactions are taking place. On the whole the meeting in the morning wee a dull one. Lan cashire and Yotkshires closed at 511 ; and North Westerns, at 131 die. BRISTOL, Sam 19.—The market continues inactive, and purchasers do not feel inclined to give even the prese n t low rates. Midland stock closed at 44, and Midland sin per cent. Birmingham and Gloucester at In. et. hoes I 1 !Y 90 I 19 10 1 SO 00 U !9 190 ESO dimes 1)o. Birm. and Derby .. Midland (neat Warren:4l] N;;;port, --- Abiria;M24, I. Sodium Lbeatis Union Nadi Mltiah North Skaduideiltv.. Sorth Western North &booth Weet.June . Os= Wore., Wolves. Bitaland Owxe_ _ 144 141 13 *5 71 8 6 74 G 64 4 44 54 44 616 12 14 6 7 84re~n. t Dlea. GLee a a or.W. lila.) eIDo. Doweetry Do. New 3brorkire Cnkin aou ;loath Eaatei dotal' Wales iouth YorkehelleßiverDu. Sheff.,itoth.,&Coole,S.Lis Surfing and Dunfermline I Stockton and Ilartiepool. I TbaraesdarenDucktl4ll Vale a Neath Watford and if Ilkenny . ork,Naweaatleklierenol. Do. do. Fkleamono ii lij $ Idi1 di 1 dim 12 li 18 1 12 1 20 1 27 31 31 ills sil II 5 10 13 id l 7 174 i d I Ws 3 4 3 29 St 17 1 4 1i07031 - .i. Iltark sad North midi's. LINES LEASED AT FIXED RENT. Berke & Haat& Eat. 3 per Ct. (loam , to GLWesttera i llamtrighamakOziardJuse l i a(Hat %%l b . . $6 Ditto wheat ortatmatoe (leafed toGreatWealoni 28 19 .81116., Wolv.,aad Dad* Dtee "tjan =l ll 7r ee ter4 Ditto Wittlart•Ommuntee (1944011941nattrailant 7 9pm UtioldariliMktre to Lamloakß.Weatmai, 171 171 jardonlak Amities Dowd to 04111601lian -.1 44 46 Erittlasolarkplar Op.Ct.' (164801 to Gt. Northern). 83 135 Olooalakie k Dan Format (iermod to GreatWorden.' If 25 pm ElailkSeltiy(LtorkkNkid tro tul • Do. f gams !ditto) 60 31 Do. eland ditto) ;21 24 .Loodalk Bradford Midland 99 101 Loudon so/ Ortaawiet (leaved to South Eastern 111 11 Ditto Freeform (ditto) 135 145 iLoweatoft Goar.4parCeat I Domed to Norfolk) KortarrobtFostern l puttl (leaeed to Emt.Coutifer' 34 30 Diuo ditto New . fteatoaa Wys e (leas. Loa itS.Weat.riarte.itTOrl 42 44 s d Ditto f shares (Al (ditto; 6 9pm ~ load., Guild., and Itelou (leimedto Souh 64; Emma and lde t bin * Eastern ea. 21 121 to Great N./littera 111 41 Do. 61,cpreth Eateri.(ditto II 2 pea 111 9r booth stallordebiretlamed to I 11 3 dim 13 25 Wear Valley, 6p. Ct. pua ! • (leased to titoratoakDor , 2,5 161 6 I PI S 10 poi PREFEILEN4 SIIAIIP.6. Slo % Aberdeen... . I Bt. ilO Calcined= Eli fiJ 74 13 15 Cheater Pee. Holyhead ... 141 13 d all Dundee, th, and Aber, I ' deep Junell m 1 1 41a „ SC 31 EmtAttichan(34.loB)6n.Ct., II If 641 61 EneternCounties &tom. , 5 per Ct No. 11 par pm 11 6; Ditto do. No. 2' I die par 10 61 • 10 Do. New G per Cent. ;tot - 101 161 20 20 Falat.Unioa,tionparu.op.O. 01 :01 o 3 Eatinborgh, Perth, and Dundee, 34 per Cent 4 lie par 124, 12, Orrat Northern .3 per Oen , l% 134 641 0 Ot.6thnWettrn(l)Elirlithai ; 4 pm Bt. 100 Orem Western (Wilts,! numeraet.lcnreym.Stk.Jl 10 6 Lancatuireniorlie. V ' It. 100 Do. 6 per Ccut. stork . dl. TAI Loudon,Brinht.den.Coaat, , Pre4.lperth.ww:.l63l, from 601. shares, 5.,. et. 100 Dine Guar. 6 per Ct SO 3 London2anthWaslathnew 33 33 .Nlan.Sheff.faLtne. lea„Not IB k Ili , Do. New Al4l 6 3 I Do. Et; 115 131 94 pm 194 114 ad 114 Ili los " ,127 129 115 14 Nbellaric.Coor.BrAD.ip.C . Norfolk Er teuswa... North &Melt Ostord, Woreoter. 'Dr Wolver. 1:15. 6 per Coot i iPm livaras.eed .„ Strew...SU:eaten ;Nor.W. 'loath Devon I York, Norreortte,& Herr., I Gt.ktorth of Euj.puroti. Ditto Ditto ... IYotklN.lll.l.llAg.Portb fif le 144 15 z 14 14 : 151 Icf zd . a4f „ I 1 If lib FOR}:IGN Sa 30 00 Boulogne and Anneal ..I 20 20 Central Frame (Vierrou) , to 15 East Indian 5 5 'Great Wham Postmen... 5 3. Do. 20 a .I.oxenztoarg . 10 j DO• o• • 2 20 311 27k Maria .. • • . 10 1151 Do. do. New . 20 20 'Namur and Liege . 120 15 Ntrthern of Francs. ...' 20l 9 'Orl.aos ;ad Sordoni ... 20 20 IParia and Orleans „ 10 20 Paris and ftnuPa 26 17 .cu :•!rasboarg 20 ' gr Row n and 1 Inere ' 20 bond( and }fu.-e . 20 II 'Use. end !Cantos 24 •a,-West 17Lenlawa LIIWAYtt io - 101 1.. 174 3 5 ilia 2 34 MI 1 : 1 7 9 4 11 3 4 4 14 14iI 4j 414.1413 33 31 22t 23 3131 &a 9a 21 94 l 94 9. i ds 1 1 2 NEWCASTLE AND CARLISLE.—This company's ex tension from Haltwistle to Alston, the latter place contain ing a population of about 20,000 persons engaged in mine ral avocations, is completed, but will not be-immediately opened, in order that the works, which are very heavy, there being 40 bridges of masonry alone in the 13 miles, mayma♦ ( become consohdated. NORTII STAFFORDSHIRE RAILWAY.—A meeting of the directors was held on Thursday, and it will be seen that sham were higher at Manchester yesterday in conse quence of a rumoured arrangement with one of the great companies. The rumour was that arrangements were made for a junction with the Great Western o bj e c tn extension line somewhere near Birmingham—the of the Great Western being the pursuance of their pet scheme fox access to Manchester and Liverpool. s7o fu sc.' so su I so i 6 le . SO 59 St. 21 22 25 IS 9 soda rSi MS SO 60 121 116 1, $O 20 241 2,34.5 16,690 20,421 1;220, 1,433 1,120 1,244 2,397; 2,397 9241 976 _ _ 113 pta II ,0 4 10 10 dls At 71 „ I 125 i Ms 114 i 19) di. 23 -; 7. 71 5 41 &a 16 . 16_ .134 W. 3; dis 5; I di' 3 41 19 21 161 I Mid 171 11d a . 33i ii ii capi r dia . trusL 'The unfunded securities remain steady, in the ab sence of any special movement. Exchequer Bills continue to be dealt in to a moderate extent, at 41s. to 475. premium, whilst India Bonds arc also nomi nally unaltered. In the foreign stock market the entire business of the morning has been limited to half a dozen bar gains, prices remaining nominally unchanged. For Sardinian the market is still heavy. The do cuments issued by the Mexican Committee, re lative to their correspondence with Colonel Fuel°, have been perused with much atten- I tion, and have given rise to a good deal of dis cussion amongst the bondholders. Great dissatis faction is expressed at the ungracious conduct of the financial agent, after the large sacrifices submitted to by the creditors, and more especially after the fair-sounding phrases and the oft-renewed pro mises of cordial co-operation so freely in dulged in by the functionaries of the republic. Thu following are the prices at which business has been effected to-day :—Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 5t3. Mexican Bonds, for account, 30th Sept., 26„, 26. Portuguese Four-per-Cents., 321. Sardinian Five per Cents., 81. Spanish Three per Cents., 36, 1. Advices from Spain inform us that the ministry are discussing a project for re-organising the depart ment of the public debt. The present department is proposed to be abolished, and three separate com missions established, one of issue and redemption, one of account or audit, and one of dividend pay ment, the whole under a fiscal minister and secretary. To persons here the new establishment will seem imperfect, as it includes a department for redemption, and none for composition and repudiation. A marked rise took place yesterday in the foreign exchanges, nearly all places being quoted considera bly higher than last post. The scarcity of bills on London on the continent is assigned as a reason, and the harvest having been abundant, there will be a want of the usual supply of bills on London for shipments of corn. Paris was done at 25.17) to 22) for short, and at 25.37) to 42) for 3 months. Amsterdam maintained its former rate of about par, and left oaf 11.191 to 12. Hamburg was freely dealt in, Lut at the advanced price of 13.10 to 10). Frankfort touched 120, or par. Bills on Italy were extremely dull, and all transactions that took place were dune considerably in favour of buyers. The same may be remarked of St. Petersburg, which rule at 37 to N. No alteration occurred in Spain and ortugal, for which a fair demand prevailed. The negotiations on Austria were few, since the last quotation front Vienna is 17 kreutzers higher. How ever, several houses having drawn recently at lower rates on speculation, made use of this sudden rise, and covered themselves at 12 to 4 for Vienna, and 12.6 to 10 for Trieste. A great sensation was created on 'Change by the publication of yesterday's exchanges of Vienna, Berlin, Hamburg, and Vienna, in the Daily N'ercs and Times for the first time this intelligence enabled many houses to transact busi ness which they otherwise would have been unable to do, and it protects the regular trader from an unfair advantage which a rich bunker might gain over him, by obtaining this intelligence exclusively. The advantages which will accrue to the merchants in negotiating the rates of foreign bills on Tuesdays and 1 ridays will be considerable, and it is considered very advisable that Lord Palmerston's influence should be exerted at the telegraphic: congress to obtain the necessary facilities from the Prussian go vernment, whose bad management seems to be the cause of the delay experienced by the press in carry ing out their arrangements. The transactions in bills on Hamburg, Amsterdam, the Prussian places and Vienna, are considerable, and the fluctuations of the exchange are jealously watched. The informa tion is essential to the mercantile interest, and as no government or public department undertakes to sup ply' it, the exertions of the press arc the more thank fully received. The telegraphing of corn and other market prices throughout liii,gltuid has had a most advantageous effect. and there can be no doubt the bill market will before long similarly benefit. The following arc the rates negotiated: Time. races to-debated. From 10 Amaterdas pert Short US. ... 1111. Idiatv. nun, liettrnkun li.inibuig and Altmia „ Limes. 15 reit]. I:raes. lktl:n, LeiFaie, and Bretdati „ 6thlr. 21igr, . 6thlr. 254 gr. I"ninkfurt-cda. l ho.4tiuna „ „ 11901. 0ar.... 12141. Vienna ....... „ „ ltd. —kr. ... ltd. 4kr. Iticate ..... — ...... ~, „ 1111. 6kr, ... 1211. Inkr. Ahticerp Perla e, Short 257 r. 17. c ... 23fr. 22ie. Ditto ................ ..... ~ 3 3loaths2sfr. 370. ... 25fr. 6110.. Ilene ...... ....... lives }lmmo, ............. e 37.4. &lets._ 301. 631 et, la—horn N -dick per crneat „ 411 pence ... 411 pence Pal. nno per ounce „ 122pe nee ... 121 i pence Illaiirid pas dullar „ 49i lance ... SO pence Cada ,, ~ 20k pane, ... 5•.4 trace Seville Titus pee sillrei „ 53 p.reei .. 5,4 pence Oporto St. Peteraborg, .. per ;Uhl. ~ 37 Dente ... 374 pence The account of the position of the Bank of Eng land for the week ending Saturday, the 13th of Sep tember, published pursuant to the Act 7 and 8 Viet., c. 32, is as follows : far the wock oadlus &pt. 13,1 lairi Dr Note I D7;47,740 I tiunanunnt De' t.......511.. 1 1`.10n Oahu t•anntn:. 2444.90 . ) Gold Cnln and litildna 134 014 .3 0 ether Wilco ..... 33.47 S A 7437,740 £37.937.74) • 31811110 Di rograt.u.' 41..•411.60, Cl4l rubtle Drpcoilsouud boor% Cora 'Vt.. f 4,21 , PLITIIIII . . Goltrraraut &Inuitlt. daclu.l.lh9l4 W. . .. I.t A L4 ,..11,0 ..„. ..C13.464.t16 :ithorSocon.l . .. 13.4.17,245 `tote... 1 tlett and tither • u.c .. 1.7d.7.73 Itebt.e..t , p V. A ,48.) 8.737.770 (0.8“ (3,,0rt0 M03;4.5 •ce nAkylusd.natrliais 1.811.148 C.C.:O7AM i36,367.0"4 N. MAftNIfALI, eLlef maw,. Sept. 13, 1.51. -- -- --• The above returns, when compared with those for the week preceding, exhibit the following changes : Circulation issue 127,937.740 Increase £230,175 Circulation active 19,116,905 Decrease 2452,470 Public deposits 8,7.37,770 increase 681,357 Other deposits Government securities in banking department ... . 13,464,216 Without alteration. Other securities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day said other bills 1,211,1 D 49 re s e 17,160 The Rest The Reserve 9,405,568 Increase 478,552 The large increase in the bullion, shown by these re turns, is entirely in accordance with our anticipa tion', and is the natural consequence of the large im port of specie which took place during the week in question. These included nearly 400,0001. by the West India steamer Dee, the total imports of the week, as estimated by us at the time, being upwards of 620,000/. rammare. TALLOW MAILKLT. - TIIIS DAY. The market is steady with a fair demand on C:e spot, but little doinj for forward delivery. Town Tallow II quoted 38a. Csl. nett cash ; l'etersburg Y. C. on the spot, old, ;KN. ; new, 366. 6,1. to 395., 9d. ; last three mouths, 330. 6d.; January and March, 40s. MARL ET As V. ILA./ HA.—Town tallow, 41s. ; fat by ditto, 2s. 2d. ; Yellow Itussian, tiw, Gil. ; melted shift; 295.; rough ditto, ISs.; Tallow graves, Os.; good dregs, tis. In ltussian on the soot the business done is much larger than in the former week, and an advance has taken place, fine old yellow Candle realizes 38s. lid. to 39.. and new Gd. to 40.1. per cwt. ; indeed, some parties w ill not tales these rates. For delivery iu the lust three months ~f the year many contracts have been entered into at 10s. to 10s. 3d. In home melted purchases have been important, and there has been un advance; the quantity on offer is not so large, and the lowest price is now 38s. nett cash. Other sorts of Tallow are dealt in with more freedom, and the upward movement continiu4. The stock of colonial and foreign is 6,000 casks more than last season, but deliveries are 1.000 casks more, am! rates are only Is. to 18.6 d. per cwt. above. The general impression is that Tallow will b.) dearer, and that imports will fall short of 1850, with every pmspeet of consumption being upon a larger scale. Of rough fat largo parcels have been mild ut a small advance. WOOL MARKET.-THIS DAY. The sales of foreign Wool this week have been few, and there is no alteration in prices. There has been more in quiry from the manufacturing districts than fur some time past, and the stocks there must be getting low. There 111 no fear of prices going lower and it is pos sible that the news we may receive from Australia may cause them to improve. At present there is no dis position to speculate. Nothing as yet is fixed about the next series of colonial Wool sales, but we expect them to commence in the course of a month. The week's imports have comprised only . 294 bales from llaniburgh. For English Wool trade is rather dull, without alteration pa prices. COVENT-GARDEN.-THIS DAY. Peaches are plentiful, but Nectarines arc scarcer; the best samples fetch Bs. and 10s. a doz. l'incs and Grapes are abundant. A few West India Pines have again made their appearance. Morello Cherries are still furnished, but in very small quantities. Ortsingage l'lums are scarce, as are also Oranges and Lelllolll.. Nuts remain nearly the same as quoted last week. Carrots, Turnips, Cabbages, &e., are sufficient far the demand. Potatoes are good in quality, and remarkably free from disease. Lettuces and other salading arc sufficient for thu demand. Mushrooms (bushels) are beginning to appear. Cut Flowers coevist of Heal}l9, Pelargoniums, Mignonette, Heliotropes, Ste phanotis, Muss and Proving Roses. vaunts. pse lb., 3s to Grapes, hothouse, p.lb., 4s to Ss Lisbon, per lb., 91 to Is Peaches, per sl z 6. t., 1110 rears, dessert, per des , 2 lois klmondp, per peek, Gs sweet, per lb., 2s to Zs Lemons, per I‘ to is Neclan Moe, Ss to lOs ilmrries, per lb., ad 02. Melons, m.cb, I. io Currants,per ball t.iere, 4s to 24 Plums, per punnet, Is to 2s Figs, per oloz., le 44 to is Apples, bitch., per bush.,lstoltlM Oranges, Yor.lor:, 7, to 4s per 111 0 . 11. to 30. Nub, Rar., p. bosh., 20s to '.l3a uraail , p. bush., lls to 140 Facrts, per 100 lb., 571 s to 70. Walnuts. per boob., 124 to VE(JET CAttbans, per don., 31 to I; Nolitlowers, per dos., 641 tole Frenclelttano,perhfooeve, Is to 2s Beans, per ..ieve, h. 64 to 2n Pass, per eieve, Is :et to 34.6t1 Potatoes, Fr ton, .1 -le to 81s per cert., 2. to Se per buett , 1.1.1 to 24 Cel turnip!, per bu. eh. 2tl to 4d Coeuntaers, each, Id to le Itediebre, per doz., 911 to le Id Turnip, per dts., 114 to le (terry, per tomtit, Col 0.1. 14 • Cerrots, torr bur.th, 4.1 to 6.1 tepinseh, per °eve. le IA to tle Vegttablo Metros.% per dos., 6d to le. . . _ . 01101157 per trineh, 11 to $.l Np.a4n, p 5..1%64 to is Leek., per Week. Id w id CABLES. Shollote, prr lb. "d V. C I 4 14 tI r t i e l ..1%=, l i t o " r 4 d i ott t .,. It i tn ?A Lettuce, Qat,, p. score, 4d to Is Coo, per 'tore, 141 to In *will tneadit, p. pan., 2d to 3d the /Ladish, per I'll., In rd lode tied Pert, per dor., In to in 31 ti-laruoton, per pot, In to In Cd Sort el, per WO ewer, ad to :ttl Knnel, per halfwit, 24 to 3.1 Koory, per bunt h, 3d to 31 IThyme, per Loath, 24 to 34 l'antlil, p. 4457. Imo., Zs to 3.1 ItootA, ig•T bu.., 11l I. If td".nt, per burrh. Id to Sal boa, per Mooch, 3d to 4d I llariur.atoolo., ver Lunch, ad lc 44 i Wlltrrarse, ler 110 /. DUI.I.aI/2 4.1 to 6d SMITHFIELD HAY N Mean. Cooper and Dark n following quotations I—Prime inferior, Soo. to (Mb. ; Rowen, Mo. ; Straw, 23%. to 280. COALS.-LONDON, SKPT. [AItKET.—TIIIS DAY. rport trade very heavy, at tho Meadow Hay, 70.. to 7.1,..; , ties. to Ws.; Clover, 701. to 19.—CLOSE or lAN MAK- - Carr's IlartlCy, 15s. ; Ilolywell, lb. Gd. ; How ard's West Hartley Netherton, ; Hartlepool West Hart ley, Its. 3d. ; Lougridge's West Hartley, 155.; North Percy Hartley, 14s. 3d. ; Itedheugh Main, lls. 6d. ; Tanfield Moor, I is. Gd. ; Victoria Main, 13s. ; Walker l'rimrose, 12s. Gd.; Walls End Iledlty, 14%. (Id. ; Walls End Hilda, Its. 3d. ; Walls Eud Walk, r, 14s. tkl. ; Eden Main, 145.; Lambton Primrose, 151. ; Walls End Belmont, Its. ; Walls End Waddell, 151. 6d. ; Walls End Iletton, lAs. 9.1. ; Walls End Ilaswidl, Ifis. 91. ; Walls End Lambton, I Ss. ; Walls End Stewart's, Its. Dd.; Walls End \Vhitwell, Gd.; Walls klialeassop, Lis. ; Walls End Hartlepool, 153. 95.; Wal:s End Ileugh Hall, 14s. 9d. ; Walls End South Hartlepool, l.h. ; Walls End South Kelloe, Its. 9.1.: Walls End Adelaide Tees, 155.; Walls End 'Maclean's Tees, 146. 3d. ; Walls End South Durham, I is. Gd. ; Walls Eud Tees, 15s. 6d. ; Birchgrove gola, 19e.—Ships at market, 57 ; sold, 47. METALS.—Mr. Nloates's circular states that Welsh bar iron is in good request, and for rails there are considerable orders in the market, for America, and for a large quantity for the Egyptian governmeut.—Staffordshire iron is dull of .ale.—Scotch pig iron having touched 40s. 6d. for mixed numbers, has submitted to a decline of fid. per ton, the large consumers having supplied their immediate wants; but as the rise was not influenced by speculation, the impression is, that improved rates would rule. The Egyptian government have contracted for 14,000 tons of railway chairs, which were taken by the principal Glasgow founders. No. 1 American brands may be quoted at 40s. free on board, in Glasgow, storekeepers' warrants. Ordinary brands, makers' obligations, 30s. Gd.—Swedish Iron: Not any transactions are reported.—Swedish Steel: Some small parcels have been purchased at full rates for the Mediter raucan.—Copper is in fair demand.—British Tin : Common is in better request; some considerable sales have been made. Refined is in good demand.—Foreign Tiu The ac counts from Holland bring higher rates; the principal holders here arc very firm, and are not disposed to realise at present prices.—Spelter 7./ tons have been done at 141. on the spot for shipment. —Lead is without altcration.—Tin plates arc dull of sale. SIR W. P. Woou.—A communication has been received front the Solicitor-General, by W. Brunner, his spent, stating that he has determined not to nee( pt the appointment of Vice-Chancellor; preferring to retain his I connection with the city of Oxford.—Banbury Uttaolian. 1851. 85 1 94 89 .61 171 2114 188 261 s,iio; 8,974 3,9811 13,078; 9,24 pi - MI6! 9,124 3,910 ift.l lo6. 41 81.1100 50 I $5 1,549 862 278 1,570 914 ii,i64 4,710 236 217 14,968 [ 9,489 5,008 8,579 3,483 2,913