The Express. — London, England, 1853-11-19 00:00:00

- ea —0 ••• . A /,-.le-4-Air-Ame ~~ - Tte (I**43" •• - • ; .... „: , •- e:/ge; ,- e ; ..-:. , LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 19, 1853. [THREEPENCE. No. 2,2614 ------- tr goVIL sad EXETE R JUNCTION Intrifßß sad HOLYIIIIAD RAILWAY.- -I,ICORPORATIO7 .4,, COMPANY for CON- C C . ../MMUNICATION between P.NGLAND, ACOILANIA Ili I IMN . ell R ATP and POMLRO of CONTIIIIIILTION by 1 uKT ... n . .. ...CCM/ . • . y Azt eta HOLYHEAD. pr:. ~..erplflEs. e • .OTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that on sad after the 14 Da Prviia I 'HEIM la GIVEN. that APPLICATION Is Intendod fr_..7, - , ,'.. I t MEN. Yin the en,tinit wrolon for lest, t.. Wog Alter, 1653, the THROUGH BOOKING ARRANGEMENTB fog r ~.,---- ' tswe, PAIIII. ..a 4. %. CI.I Li I rill •). t or the purisse • i ..21i. ~ , ~,, s pd ' PASSENGERS will be ecollaldessfuelvely tolls EXPitlitii VESSELS 1,60 3 ' I" .j.: •71,,..%. hen..lNa reeetloael. or -.we .4 then.. o , of the CHESTER and HOLYHEAD COMPANY, which Ware Kings. ""- „,, en Viper apt roaches. math... and ..A. A ., Wen at a am., and Hoiyhesd at 5.30 p.o.—Bg ceder, 00 1 . 0 ___,_ 1•6 „..,, i ,. ~,,....onentst th.www,th Mat bto say. . J. O. BINGER. 1"'...11,. — " n etimes......, lo or 11 . t" • 0,11 -• I. 0 • 61 l• the .I*.tsh of Conceal Manager's Oats, Chester , Oct. 26, 1633. A .-- S im s. ttesst.e. to UM t Mlsty ..T somersts. 11111111 , ~,,,i 1 i n illorlielb ~ i . tl.e .10.4ted plans refernst 1.. u. 'An t• ii. .u, . i t..1....71)7:(01r......, ItA.loay Ati. 1610, ats: terinina 1 ,, ~;. ~,,,,.; e'tw,- -- „„..eg as • ...e.t.d. 1n the parish .4 char .tanct. In the 60• 01 ,7;;ig up ... the 451.1‘... 1140 Wan ra'AT ol to in the said NOM •• Ar4...,,,,,,..,a hy in or sni th. " ad V :al. 10 stanthere4 1 as • •T 1.77, wow 1 tat ..' &mid , . We ate ea 4 deposited • - - - sea, the Poe litioiatarii norsormt,arelher Via - ..ut .4 dro het memo Braatord Airmail' th;= the Gold wad ill the authorial lie of the r. In the .44 relit, of Tiered, between the Web. iwaxer.et, and Yeovil Vomit of the the first tweatk•ned In 4 around numbered 61, In tecalll plane P IZ! j a U . I 1 . la u ds parlor of 4) 51 HALF -DETACHED, WARWICK-TERRACE, (row Mob:ie.—To be LeTor SOLD, either at two ROWAN, owe at lic k and the other at id per annum: enateiciaw two Melee W 1,11 HM rooms, with drosologroom, arm fitter! up wolf every coo. twists ; eommonage egokomt views, sell keine ranks, at tuck mat in 6esß—Apty to Mr. aDieuros, arettitect sad surveyor, gatvador Hama. OUINRAS.—Mr. WM. H. HALSE, the .1: lisdlnd Gal* c.f 21, Snoswiek.qs.re. Uwe" Informs Ise Meade that ha FIVE GUINEA APPAR ttesE.B um UMW reedy. --$411,1 two wow swore Pe 111 a vaayallet as Nedra Cialvandeir MONEY MARKET. FRIDAY EVISTNO. The statements published prior to the commence ment of business, of the retreat et one body of the Turkish army across the Danube, did not seem to have much effect upon the stock markets at the opening. The funds opened per cent, better than yesterday, experienced a temporary reaction of 1 per cent., and •hence advanced steadily to a point which represents a rise of 4 per cent. on the final range of yesterday. Towards the close, however, sales were renewed, and the market finally left off only 1 per sent better than yesterday. In some quarters, the opinion is entertained that the retreat of this body of Turks across the river is calculated to lead to a speedier settlement of the Eastern question; but generally in commercial circles there seems to be little hope of any immediate arrangement. The idea that Great Britain and France must speedily take a more active part in this momentous contest in becoming more' general. The improvement noticed towards the middle of the day seems to have been mainly due to purchases in anticipation of the approaching deduc tion of the half-yearly dividend, aided by purchases by previous speculative sellers, some of whom had given largely for the " pit" of Consols. The reac tion which took place towards the close appeared to be caused by renewed operations for the fall, based upon the critical position of foreign politics, and upon the absence of any improvement in the exchanges, the present quotations of which must necessarily cause an efflux of gold. Telegraphic despatches were received to-day by eminent city firms confirming the statements of the withdrawal of the Turks from Oltenitza. The Vienna Bourse is reported as better ; but at Paris to-day there was a decline of about} per cent. at the close. Consols opeced 941 to 951 for account, improved to 95 to 1, receded to 941 to 1, rose to 'JSI to 4, and were quoted at the official close 951, both for money and the 6th December. There was subsequently a decline to 911 to 95 for a moment, but the latest " after-hours" quotation was 95 to 1. The official business report is annexed :—Three per Cent. Con sols, for money, 95, 944, 951, 1,1; ditto, for account, 6th December, 951, 941, 951, 1. Three per Cont. Reduced, 931, 94. Three-sod-a-Quarter per Cents., 951, 96, 951, 961, 96. Long Annuities, 1860, 51, 5 5-16 ; ditto, 30 years, 1859, 5; ditto, 1860, 3 9-16. Exchequer Bills remain steady, at 4s. to is. prem. In India Bonds business is recorded at par. In the foreign stock market business is still cir cumscribed. Mexican and Spanish were rather better. Russian stocks were also a shade steadies; but with an indisposition to operate. Buenos Ayres shows a slightly improving tendency. °thorough' are generally steady. At 4 o'clock Mexican Heeds were quoted 24 to j cx div. Spanish Deferred, 211 to 221 ; the Certifs., 51 to 51 per oent. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 71 to 73. dramas Deferred, 7/ to 81; ditto Active, 19 to 2L Ras.l dinian, 91 to 93; Russian Five per Cents., 1111 to 1121 • ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97 to 98.1 The fist of sales is as follows :—Brazilian Four-and a-Half per Cents., 1852, 951. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 60, I. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 821. Dutch T wo-and-a-Half e per Cents., 631 ; ditto, Four per Cent. Certifs., 941. Mexican Three per Cents., 241 ex div. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., for account, 30th Nov., 72. Portuguese Five per Cents., ex all overdue coupons, 381; ditto, Four per Cents., 42, 411. Russian Five per Cents., 112 ; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 971, 1. Sar dinian Five per Cents., 92. Spanish Old Three per Cents, 45t, 46 ; ditto New Deferred Three per Cents., 211, 22. The failure was to-day announced of another mem ber of the Stock Exchange, a youngjobber, but the amount involved is understood to beinconsiderable. There was again a good demand for accommoda tion in the general money market to-day, but there is at the same time plenty of money seeking employ ment. The inquiries for gold for transmission to the Con tinent continue. The market for foreign exchanges to-day presented no change of importance, except as regards bills or St. Petersburg, the tendency of which exchange was more unfavourable to this country, paper being Is demand at the higher rate of 381 d. The rate on Paris was scarcely changed, transactions generally taking place at 24.95, at short. Bills on Austria were rather more inquired for, but were at the same time in fair supply. Hamburg letters of the 13th mention that money remained tight at 4; to 5 per cent., silver being still in course isf shipment to Stockholm and Copenhagen. The exchange market was very dull, and the rate er London ruled 1 schilling lower, bills being offered at 13e. Old., a lower rate than has ruled for years. Funds and shares were flat. The corn market to-day was very firm, at Mon day's prices. The tendency, in fact, was rather up ward, support being afforded by the demand for Belgium and France. Yesterday, a cargo of Sande mina wheat was sold at 05e., including freight and insurance to the United Kingdom; and a large cargo of Odessa rye at 455. per quarter, it is said for Antwerp. After the marked rise of yesterday, the tallow market showed a partial reaction. It will be seen by our railway report that Belgian railway shares, including more especially those of the Great Luxembourg Company, have to-day, as for some time past, attracted an extraordinary amount of attention. A well-intormed party, interested in these undertakings, sends us the following : isSill tilis eStiessi line. S. is e m et Aer. We said led Jvii 1011 slalslll, Kul* to, thrones or into the and other pieces follow- Street, bla ff cidithe, liar. 2arick and Ondord, Yeovil third and Hunt*, K _ ,Ntoit. 01.1 'Tow. Criie l ird a . r u in bard tam pr o, chard itorough, Chard Parish, Chard. Ammer. • Stu-ham, Hthr elided. otherwise &A n' Chappell. oathlll lint <. Conon, * &ibid. Wei ford Tithing. Crtcktt ahorough Tithing, Greetthesn, Clanton, mos .61.1110. t. Wuulakinkloae, W.ohninetooo Vjthing. Health, Mob Tithip:. Coombe. Coombe Tjahing. Est Hams Est Finn. s.` others, thinkers: Tythings, 11 steno,. Ilisterton k T)tlvet. N-1111 'areal, North Permit Tything, lisletrury Muth nett. Iludirws a Most, Ilan/bertha Hardialftoo Meadow. West th.ker, Lant Coker. Sutton Bingham. and h .... mice Clognertli. In miy of floinrset ; enh or..t. th Perfk tt TytlAny. Little the Wining nt , itiackdonti, I•_rL liont.wk. loinsptoe. Ithadwin-or Liberty. Hroatheileor Ti thine, Woviwither. d 101ae lutritae s. yy• Yt,.4),,eane Fitton Mauls*, ihkourt. otherwise W 0.1 MK, yhpUMu,w, mithehunis Title WO. ,alits. Alison. Chard- Ailek.Pal gnsibielse. Itherhall, A m ittens, ford „,„ 11.2.theh, 11.34iteli Tytkine. Tharncumbc. Tpthe Ty . 4 lamer: Colyfor.i. Colyton, iddibis Robin* Tythine. Thomases Thornconlie efi tar , Waycroft. l'phae. West Water, A smith nor T..sa Abbr.. Trill. Axminster. fillmishon. Roorclown. 11.1,,,n, Watford. otherwoe Whitford, Shute. Votlekh, w,agortht. Ow ..therw Ise *lobe Rawleigh, 4,, p ,Wtirinitooll, ) off Mo e liorou.th. 11.6.1 the. Aellecornbe. lineke• ghttidawn, Whey. rs Lee Thief. Mow Tythinis Goldoni Ty With% ai l, l bonen otherwise Affingbant Tythlng, Saint J I n, Philip sod in..' Jame-, at Philip. Ottery :saint 3lsry. Ethlton. Paylierie tun. Tenths, Teiefuni, Street Raleigh. bins Larkbearo, Lerthars lbsalgare. llonitena Liss kiroculelics W on . Cri. Wonfshi, Witham, ileseitree, Saint Thomas the Asiatic. 11.,„1 In the county of Devon : Saint linil4. Saint itn lwell, en ' il brit book to the county of the fit. of Exeter : and *thit Paul, In tw .n> .4 Exeter. fliedintetnlad by the Pal Hill to confer upon 'Sc Caspar* to he ip e soary power, for et ectinet the wises I.l'oeleg 'that is to .y': To a. p up, *Per. or divert, AAA'? AtAkPOTAtily 00 perrosafttly. an y tows& or other roads Airline's, fa *paths. +O M et. rants* win ducts •treamc, rivers brides, sera c, drains, Isis, ▪ nsterebur within ic. th in or adjoining to the afurectid tart-bps town sot extralanwhial and other places, or any ef thews which It m g.." to dip am alter. et divert fur the purposes of any 71 - ate thosided worts aliniththt T.. oak. latent dethilless free tho Ithsi of the obi Intended Ren ew k.v , i. the xtent. and within the think, .ItaLutl %Ilona the plans I.anckfltr in e oriesed. To sucks, by conned -b. cad M agniment lamb, houses and krbbetaillls. foe the burps., of the intended worts and to vary ur ettiopu.i. any rights or prit duo. arse cted with such lands tene ment. and hereditament., doges lags o- in rs:set of the sabl Intended suer exiding toll.. c. ant duties, and to rs▪ ufa. stn. oy extinct/0h tn. tuytlonA from the toynsestef toll, ralee, awl bath.. To ..d. r • vary, or extinguish filer rights and PrliZes. To reaele th e continue to I g thereby hie dporaisk the L indite W South Westeth ItailwaY ‘.%AnIkIAOY. to ester Into and carry into nest Any contract- or agreems b., for or loth reference to the con •truelses mathiesenee. running oyes working or tieing, by both or tdher of those Companies of the Railways. stab on., watering places, sods, .4 both or either of tare conaleales. or any of the and tw or with reference to the toenail...on. regulation and utanagrawth of the testit 306 th 9 CoLeCV.II. apporAluenuani. ant af. prupriation of the toile art- Ls; thereon,_ancl nu at as may be .ledrable r,,, tk e , purp o se , to alter ur VW/ MN tolls width the L odor and both Wowure Railway Company We** enspetwel Ws T.. moms the London a... 1 Routh Western Seaway Cp tats mod the Great Weider. Railway Comte*. or alibied soda des la ~o tt ribuce tow.thic the probosel mirlabte, theme part thereof, nod to apply exhaled rental or funds, and Ia Wee WM therwaspllal heft{ salon. and to empower Say osier le *pig &OS tort of the Cempen to be To errocurer the *the_seld III& le* does sink the Ramp, _pipe Wireef, OW the er• =rope or W hood oingiath WO 1181.11111111.1. an OW/ SW ikon mat al .rommi ' ssfar a.m. be lIKIONNINT ibefeatki ler irth el Mi. eth i r e lso . elf lber ai llit ia tteesdthe pevldgel lbeeethemiem& g withemo/P.. ali ; Victoria, es 51; •T a r mi deele. 4 anls Irking* We. I tail YO ; 7 sad 8 Victoria. taps S. a. silo si 5 earl 9 Tiled& caw. a. 121. 160. 145, anti 171; S and in eats_ 131, 173, 174. 176, 232, 370, awl ;10 awl 11 Vieterlis thy ,, 5, 115, 144 944, and 2th, II and II Victoria. rein. 8 5 . 87 126; el aeons 111., cap. lm: lu and 11 Victoria, eaype. ; g and kaoria. tsp. ;In and II Vittoria. tfC.l6: 97. 57. awl ;It and 12 Victoria, cap. 73 ; and 10 am'. IT.I : 10 and 11l Vittoria esp. 7.43 ; II and 12 Victoria, eth. 157 ; 12 and 13 Victoria. esp. 33 and 34 ; Y and 9 Victoria, cap. gel 13 awl 14 Victoria. cep 24: 1 and 2 Victoria. cap 27 ; 6 and Vihoria. egg , ; not Vkhorta. cep. 353: li) and II Victoria, cap. 273; 14 sal IS Victoria. rep. *3; and "The London and South Western Railway Wialstoke and Ilailthwal bit 14 3 3, - silting to the London and South Weer a Maihnse ilonnstur ; and 5 and 6 William IV., asp : 107: WNW. IV.,_esio. 3d. Se 7., and 70: 7 William IV., and 1 Victoria. rat*. 01 oil 92; 1 and 1 Victoria. caps 24 and : 2 aid 3 Victoria, 2, ; 3an 14 Victoria, cape. 47 amt IUS ; 4 and 5 Victoria. eh.. 41 : 5 cap. 2, tap. 24; a and 7 Vktoria, cap. lo; and pi Victoria, cos. 3 and 66 ,• 8 and Victoria, gas,l64, 186, 1:V, and lot; o Ito Vietoria_cape 14, bid 191, V 6. 23P. 278, 313, 315.33,5, /il, 3 . 301, SA and the; lu and 11 Victoria. caps. en, 72, 714, 91, 11,1, Po. IS. ISt,!. mad bit It and 12 Victoria, emir. 511, 74. 95. 1.1, 113. 132., Rg. ad Dowd 14 Victoria. imps. 6, 7 44, hit, isid 110; 14 awl la Victoria, caps. !, 04,62, 63,74 and 61; 15 and If Victoria. asst. 126. Ii:, 14", 148.147. mad 101 and "The Oreat Western Zeller* breaths Act. 0133," rek*W to the Great Western Ratbray Ocempemy. And notice is hereby Mier siren that. on or befogs the 380 day of Ndiember testate, :SW plane and -canons of kneaded Mit s and wa worts , st the Una and letels thereof, tegetheir with • bad of reference to pleseic is rl m ei the maws Illeeithers and le—etw, or reputed .seem mod Of fir' Yoe and lasts, required fur the plepteile aaremeth with th e lines of the witt intat9le 1 11311 ways dellnemeed Sara *Of* of this shies a. pubibbed I. the " Lasko fit melte." will be &fished for pubic impection with die Clerk of the Peace fur the county of So mcr.et. at his office, at Well: with rte Cleit of the Peace for tbe Count) of Poser., at ht. otlthe, at Ilhertiorne ; with the Clerk of the Peace fur the &with of Dere& at his office, at the Castle of Exeter : and with the Clerk of the lbw for the city and county of the cay of Exeter. at hi. ollka. In the Wile* ; and that un or before the tansy day a cony of co much of the meld Was ',Kinn.. and book of rife tree sc slaws to met park& mod eetra_ parochial Wale. In or through ninth any port of he oil mussed ßainey. and work, .111 be male tawnier with a mop et this notice. as published in the " Lagoa Write. will be ,km ulled for publk inspectiim. in the see .4 each cuch faints with the Parish COW thereof. at hi. reaknce ; and In the owe of tact .nett extra paniehlal place, with the Penh Cell/ of some parbh Imetalistely adj notate thereto, at his teethes& : and that on or before the thirty artit day Deceather 'text. prbyted *POO of the nid intended hail will be deptritird et the PftVite tho flow of C.4011.0a.5. Dated Whit 14th thy of Vorember,lBs3. TEETH.—By Her Majesty'. Royal Letters Patent. Newly 1• vested and Patented appluntion of eheintedl pre. TEETHred WHI II INDIA RUBBER In the eonstnietlon of ARTIFIy CIAL , GUMS, and Palates.—Mr. ZNIRAIIII WYSELY, Surat- Dentist, al, Ore•vertnr-street, Orothewor-equare, Sole Inventor and Patterns. A new. end livaltiaNe Invention, consisting in lat.:dentition, with the most absolute peiisotioa and moos. of Cyn: u:l7 Prepated WHITE INDIA MIMES as • lining to the crtimory Gehl or bone Frame. The ezeraorthrory resultv 0 this olsthatoon nor be briefly n And to a row of their mat prominent hworot se the : -All thorn edges are erotica, cu spring*, 50.., or fastenings ore rertired. • e-estly inereasod Cretdom off .w ten is seenntied, a savant tloWicity hitherto wholly unattalriall'e, A a 44 perfecto' with the mat isomer ae:uroey, a secured, Irak foes thenthrese and fleithility of the agent employed, the greatest *union w given to the gin:going teeth stem loose, er tendered leader ar the worsen of the gum. T e Dodo of the Mouth theft a Mower on the shrogolly prrp aed White Ind., Rubber, awl, as it • ethoeththeor, hole of any temp/mute may with ugh Itilikirt be lontherl rad retuned in the noun, all napkw.antetew of omen or taste bent, at the vane Uwe whilly pr3Thif.l oeorrtt , neenhar nave of its preparstarea—To be o.tooned only at LOWER CIRORTINOLSTRZLI, LONDON 22, °sparest, Beth. 14, o n nen t e.strert, wowesele-vita.Ts TO TILE SUITOR or THE EXPRESS. Sir—With reference is your remarks upon Belgian rail. way, generally, and the Great Luxembourg in particular, I think it must here eicaped the notice of the English public, who are generally alive to good investments, that Belgium has beta making great strides in material pros perity during the last few years, which cannot fail to tell upon the value of is railway stock. Having recently visited the country, I can speak, as an eye witness of the fact, and it may be attributed in a great measure to the money which has been hid out by. the Anglo. Belgian companies, and which has stimulated the industry and commerce of that contented and populous kingdom. In the neighbourhood of the Sambre and Meuse, the greatest activity prevails among the iron works, and a large amount of fresh capital is about to be invested in the erection of fresh furnaces and mills, which are sure of orders for some yeses to come. In the Qusrtier Leopold, Brussels, where OP elation of the Great Luxembourg is situated, houses of a superior class are rising in all directions, and building land, f6r which the company gave half a franc a foot, is Inc is wealth without health r I readily selling at two francs or three (rants per foot. la o L EWIS'S ALTERATIVE PILLS area tried an d the province of Luxembourg , ever slate the construction of the railway became a certainty, land has been rapidly proved remedy for all theme d.atreageer impugn arising t re e . • • .• • • - net in value , and the cultivation of large aistricts, whims epees et lele, derangement oh then mach awl dtgeativenero neglect of proper diet and es-cciee. be.. as use of eetweite, nauaw, heg:ecie, only required lime for their manure, is now ensured. flculenre, spews, nervotolreitabllitT. &C. 1 hey areentinq vegetable. Several capitalises have bought up the immense quarries awl the recipe of a dUCC,11:111 Ine•llad practamier , who fotiod them a which abound there, and which canstitute one of the surest complete substitute for calomel or blue p ill in all the ab,ee •iifrcti'll". I sources of wealth for this province. On the completion They act mildly but efFeetugly at once on the bowels, liver. a Piney% f the railway inexhaus tible supply of stone for cal skis, renutesiag the /*trotter.. and riving toes to the whole * .y.tem._• prepared end m id iiiNusTow, Buis'', "a I building and paving can be sent into Belgium and Hal floa.:-street, price It lid., 2s. Pd., is. Cd., retail by all knit at a great reduction of price. It is estimated that medicine vendors. Bent by pet as reselptat pause 'etaince. about five million. sterling of English money will have SOUND and WHITE TEETH are Dot only India pony* emoted* to a plearing enterkr is both use., but they ore paralLiely aprroolated through Ws as • bteming Melly con :more to the Wyman oil heath and ..naaerity. Amen the various peeps!.. nom ollevird foe the purrae, ROWLANDS' UDONTO or PRARL DENTIFRICE Mande =riveted In eradicating sit tartar and eon. WRAP. my. twqr lel a Imarl4l.• • banner to the enameled rue.= renovlng aging 01 latipteat demo, rendenorr the rum. firm and red, /sing the teeth firmly la their .orketa; and, tram Its aromatic in/o. ease, imparting airwaves awl purity to the breMb. Prim la %I. per hos. Cautbos.—lhe word., "RawLo.te Oduato* are so the label, and "A. btonland and Soar, bn. Uattreirardel.." on the goverament mom,. Noll by them .n.l '.• Chtillista aid perfumers. so., 4, b - ifa the WU 1 u.... ru..-....... ..-- .0 weeuidehtle a ,IfillOt loel , , r 4 laj•Kl, ~,,-76 WA Ini.lbbiat 1 &Jest. is Um: °oust, at Om A. __ _, ., one ark.: from att• out et ...= .f. 4 m du, lorteh r f lirartfuel i riT ri g. si. s e" ! at,r . the eclat,: .4 • memos tr% ii-=.; , 4, .... tar a 1 w i t h I 'tit a Met ur pf01..011 jurettua pttawr. P. v lest . mut the hurries unrY P. Wes,. • .—..8 . . or or l e ' •• g ll f t' Y t•t: i Lki' aciles pesea vrt af th ir",,, __, - ,-_-. z . a 0 0 ,1•ts,k, Ul AO UM Mid tbgE . 1 .:. ttr 1 toed. and I feat eKletlif f' , gums rfflortta. l i i amp a the etty at Kaalsr. A a .....r.gra_nil set of Unsaid 12 Or comp iiiiMli b i r mm E a l t . Mft dal . Y. evil sr Mat aft . ila Galin um," emeirSearrarigHullwa"billia, wrist offher. brrilallF. sal am IF:. ti write .4 then OM= gin owe. .Thentre i 11. rvutt.. I omit i l i gh baL liehdford. -.- s , rit. abr. Pokey. Tamil. —IW a ..-___. THOMAS SALT and Co., Liar LYDIA PALE ALE. 11110.ViELS, 111:11TON-0:1:IftEN T. ATO:tER. Lnidon L:rerpool Wantbeater Eirmiaghma YU:, Bull.atrcet. bristoi . Nottingham ..... ..... traNiti Edinburgh IT, Downie-plate. !Mader been spent before the Glom of 1864 by the different com panies, and a complete system of internal communication will hare been established. WitTiTou,Sir, that if the junction between the Great Luxembourg and the Paris and Strasbourg can bs arran,;ed, a new end brilliant era will open for the osantrz. spelt of the advantage of boolt h ifig passzn so e nt done"fug ► from Liege to Strasburg, but t but i re% will is will bs still more strongly felt in the case of the transport of goods. Kerchandue which is now carried up the Rhine slowly and expensively, will peas direct from Antwerp through Belgium, Luxembourg, and Strasburg, into the bean of Germany, and if a cordial understanding exists between the independent oompanies ' they may commend an ample revenue. I recommend all my fellow share holders to examine this interesting question for themselves, and I feel confident that with the exercise of slittle more patience they will have no reason to repeat of their invest ments in Belairs railways, especially as it is well known that the state lines, badly managed as they are, and crowded with aseleasofficials, yield a steady return of four per cent. A Sassaitutnta IX BELGIAN RAILWAYS. The third dividend of 2s. 6d. per share will fall payable on Saturday next on the shares of the de funct Madrid and Valencia Railway Company. The particulars have been published of a number of shares in series A of the Newry and Enniskillen Railway Company, which are to be declared forfeited in 21 days from the present date unless the thirdcall of 10s. per share be previously paid up. Australian Agricultural and Peel River shares were again better to-day. The former closed 42k to 433. Other Australian land stocks were firm. Bank shares were steady. Oriental Bank advanced 10s., and those of the English, Scottish, and Australian Bank were also firmer. Crystal Palace shares were better, and last quoted 11 to 1: prem. The new shares are now nearly equal in market value to the original stock, closing 11 to 11 prem. London Dock stock has been dealt in at 11l • Berlin Waterworks (21. 10s. paid), at 1Z ; Canaa Company, at 71; General Screw Steam Shipping (181. paid), at 13; Netherlands Land (41. paid), at 21 ; and Royal Mail Steam, at 64 The annexed summary of the produce markets during the week is extracted from the circular of Messrs. W. J. and H. Thompson, issued this evening: The colonial markets have been rather quiet during the week and without much variation in prices. There has been a better demand for the refining sorts of sugar, and rates have been paid which could not previously be ob taiard, the grocery qualities, however, hare not improved. For coffee there is not mach inquiry, and quotations are unaltered. Rice was rather fiat in the early part of the , week, bat now is steady, at former rates. Scone sales of spice have been made no lower terms than were previously current. The tea market has been highly speculative, and prices of nearly all kinds have risen, in some cases consi derably. A small public sale is advertised for Tuesday. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Reater's express Amsterdam, Thursday, closing prices:—Dutch Four per Cents., 91 13.16; ditto Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 60(. Spanish Defened Three per Cents., 21 3.16; the Coupons, 5 5-16. Austrian Fire per Cent. Metallic.), 751. Peruvian New, 69. Portu guese New, 36 5-16. Mexican New, 22 7-16 ex div. Granada Active, 18i ; ditto Deferred, 7Z. This bourse shows dulness. Paris, closing prices of this day, for money : ['hive per Cent. Bente', 73.30; ditto Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 99.60 ; Bank Shares, 2,900. Compared with the final rates et yesterday the Three per Cents. show • fall of 25e., and the Four-andm-lialf per Cents. of 15c. Vienne, Thursday :—Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 92k; exchange on London, 11.16. Bank Shares, 1,3011. Thew prices indicate a more favourable position of the money market, and the telegraph further reports the tendency as improving. The return of the Bank of England for the week ending Saturday, 12th Nov., is as follows : BANK OF KNOLA.—Accever for tie. mese Nov. 12, WS Imes enaammee. Note booed ....—....CM187,11.; I liksvommeat Debt.— ,611 : 015,10 1 : 16.157,175 £28,187.175 1 =9.187,115 : ...zoo sulminflisr. Proprieton'Ong4tal 4p4.463,00n Gevernmeat doserttlu not 3,211.401) ended. DWI lenses Publio Depoiltelbmisd , AAAMIII . , ... ...... 1211.76i,243 Lace,.., Say. Limas, OtherSsaiwlt ois Ooarals. of XV.lllaii MAes Debt.% d D.T. Acato..l 5.009,=1 Gold end tdMer Cote , 604,934 USW ILlvdts ~.... . . 11.28019 4 enesdbyreadoUblitiliii 1,317,931 06,873,332 0.5.873,382 Novembe IT. 1833. It. MARSHALL, Chief Qiibier. This return, when compared with the previous week's balance sheet, shows the following results: Circulation issue Circulation active 22,181,426 Decrease 416,020 Public deposits 6,009,22/ Increase ;932,063 Other deposits Government securities in banking department Ckhersecurities in banking department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven day and ether bills 1,317,931 Increase 3,446 The Rest The Reserve (vis., notes and coin in banking department) 7,674,688 Increase 622.588 This return is of a re-assuring character, indicating a steady diminution in the demand for money ; whilst the arrivals of gold from the United States and Aus tralia have caused a further, though unimportant, increase in the stock of gold. A foreign demand for gold, however, having set in, it may be safely pre dicted that the next return will exhibit a diminution in this item. The increase in the stock of govern ment securities held by the institution is probably owing to the Bank having withdrawn from the Stock Exchange a portion of the stock which it is understood to have lately lent. The increase in the sum standing to credit of the Treasury is considerable and satisfactory. LONDON COURSE OF RECHANGE.—NoY. 18. Tune. Prime as meg...newt this day. Mlle end M. Money. AmateW.un pert noel 118.14 sr..— 116. 14istv. DM , ito:tprialn Ar.teerp brue-aele e. Hamburg and Aloes , „ 13mce. eject:. 13mee.tieek 4t. l'eter,berg psi ruble , 3l pence ... 33 pence eerie pert Sh ort 241r.9240. ... 24fr. 97a c. Ditto .— „ „ 3il ft oolie24r. 30c. ... 23fr. 33e. Marreilleg 23fr.22i0. ... Mr. 274 e. franktort.as.tbonlialiee pe 9o r RIO „ I 1!. lA. kr. ... 1191 kr Vienna (elective) pert „ 116. 323 r.... 113. Ilk,. Trieste *Ark/ par altar .. bo _ „ sal pesos ..„ 50a pence ... 501 pe pence nce cr pence ... 20 pease .... „ "„ 491 pence ... 49i penes „ 501 pesos ... 50 penes ..,,Ige .. „.„ „ „ 50 pence ... 491 pesos GibralL4r — „ " SO peace ... 49 pence Leghorn Ge ax Nigger per ducat „ 421 pence ... 421 pence Palermo per moos ~ ,1252 pence ... 125 e genes Mcistas Lisbon per nillear9o date date 53 pence .. 52/ poop • aw. pence ... 511, once Po let ............ • t o aria sight price ... 471 pees THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocx. • The English stock market has experienced very little fluctuation to-day, and is very little affected by the conflicting sta , ements received from the scene of war. A feature of to-day's market, however, con sists in the entire disappearance of the " back wardation "in Consols—a circumstance which is not in favour of the market. Consols opened 941 to 931, and have since been steady at 93 to k, both for money and the Gt hof lkcember. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 931 to 94; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 951 to 96 ; South Sea Stock at 1121; Bank Stock at 2171; and Exche quer Bills at ss. to Bs. prem. Business in foreign stocks continues extremely inactive. Spanish Deferred is rather better, at 22 to Russian Four-and•rellalf per Cents. have been dealt in at 971 ; Sardinian, 9 2; Spanish Old Th ree per Cents., 461; Dutch Four per Cents., 941; and Brazilian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 96. FATAL. CAB ACClDENT.—Yesterday morning an accident terminated fatally to Tuomas Porter, cab driver, No. 6,905, l'ortland cuttage. Portland New Town, in the Cnaring•cross Hospital. The deveavAl was driving two gentlemen into the City, when opposite the Adelphi theatre the horse fell down and pitched the driver over his se- Mete ; he w►s picked up blet ding profusely from the heed, and taken to the above institution, where the house surgeon, Maud the right side of the skull fractured. Death shortly after his admissirin terminated his sufferings. Accessed has left a wife and a large family unprovided for. cau^ MINES. PIIZAT Evainito. A fair snout of business has been transacted in home mining shares to-day. Great Wheal Alfred still show an upward tendency. West Providence shares have also been in demand. Treloweth are likewise inquired for, with no sellers. Alfred Con sols are firm. The sales reported are: South Cara don, at 300,310; West Caradon, 240; Great Wheal Alfred, 391 41, 42; Wheal Trelawney, 401, 411• West Providence, 36, 37, 38; Alfred Console, 25, 26; West Alfred Consols, 101, 121 (with call); Wheal Zion, 21, 3; Alten, 3, ex. div.; Borring don Consols, 1,1; Trewetha, 58e., 605.; Britannia, 111..6d., 12e.. _ _ _ The gold mining shares remain steady. Agna Fria continue well supported. The late improvement in West Mariposa shares is also maintained. At four o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted at a to 4 prem. ; Great Nugget, Ito 1 prem.; Britiali Australian, 9 16 to 7-16 dia.; Nouveau Monde, 4 to 1 prem.; Ague Fria, to I prem. St. John del Rey shares have recovered the de cline of yesterday. National Brazilian were rather better. West Indian descriptions present no feature. Metcalfe copper were last quoted to I prem. ThenominaNceing prises a new andsetakiegs are se follows :—Mined - Read, to f die.; Lewis Rill Range, 1 to # dia. • Clarendon (of Jamaica), 1 to 1 pm.; Britannia Child, Ito ; per sb.; L'Aigle d'Or, to die.; Mount Carbon Coal, Ito 2 ; /Unwire, par to prem.; Lake Superior , Copper, 1 dia. to par • Connemara, 1 dia. to par; Glenaulin, I to lie.; Australian Mutual, I to dia.; Chartered el. Australian Land and Mining, 1 to 1 dis.; Golden Mountain, 4 to 1 dia.; Poltimore, par to 1 prem.; is Great Crinnis, 1-16 t 03.16 pm.; Garnett and Moseley, Ito 11 pm. • Sue River (of Jamaica), die. to par ; Met- r aide (of jamaica), 1 to 4 prem. • Adelaide Land st/ and Gold, 11 to Of dia. ; AustralUian Coal,l to k sus die.; Liguanea (ofJamaica), Ito dia.; Port Royal it. (of Jamaica), par to 1 pm.; British and Colonial r o Smelting and Reduction, 1 die. to Ipm ; Australian Consols, Ito die. ; Albion Gold, Ito / dia.; Lack- Is amor Copper, Ito 1 dia.; New Linares, 1 die. to n par; Obernhof, Ito 1 pm.; Knockatrellane Copper, e is to 1 die.; Great Hewes United 'fin, 1 die. to par; et Oladbach Zinc, par to I prem.; San Fernando Silver 2 3 Lead, Ito prem. ; London and Virginia Gold, 1 dis. t• to 1 prem. ; Peninsular Mining, d to prem.; Dhu rode Copper, k dis to k pa. ; Cologne Lead, to 1 die. ; Monarch Gold, Ito dia. ; Carberry West, to %I t .. 1 dia. ; Angarrack Console, par to 1 prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoci. • IL. st.l The gold mining shares remain quiet, but steady st.. in price. Agua Fria are quoted Ito / prem.; Nou veau Monde, 3-16 to 7-10 prem. ; Colonial Gold, isl to / prem.; and West Mariposa, 3-16 to 1.16 dia. se. Australian Agricultural shares are quoted 43 to 1 9 . 4 44; Peel River, Ito a prem.; North British Austra- is lasian, 3-16 to 3-16 prem.; and Scottish Australia° i t ti Investment, 1} to Ui prem. Imperial Brazilian et. shares have been dealt in at 6, and St. John del Rey 8 L at 37 to 371. eo COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. I t ;t 1 10 SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. 1.1 Mr. R. J. Davis reports the supply large and trade heavy, t at lower prices, viz.: Prime meadow hay, 80s. to e t . 1001. ; inferior, 455. to 655. ; Rowen, 425. to 655. ; clover, St. 80s. to 120 s. ; second cut, 60s. to 100 s.; straw, 365. to 42e. 40 IA TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. 11 . 4 The market steady but dull. TOMS tallow is quoted 5 75. 16 nett cash; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 665. W. to 571. ; Oct. to Dec., 56e. 3d. to 669. ; January to March, 575. 3d. i s t to 675. 6d. MARL= AVIIRAG2B.—Town Tallow, 58e. Od. ; Fat ly ditto, 3s. ld. ; Yellow Russian, 581. 6d. ; Melted Stuff, . 1 1 6 . 425. 6d. ; rough ditto, 261. Od. ; Tallow Graves, 18s. ; good 1 811. COVENT-GARDEN.—THIS DAY. si I• Vegetables Ind fruit are will supplied. Late grapes are . 1 ! sufficient for the demand. Pears chiefly consist of Marie ;,. Louise, Clout Moreeau, Crassane, Chaumontel, Duchess s l : d'AngoulCinte, Passe Colmar, and Winter Melts. The supply ge, of Cobs is still deficient, and prices for them high. Chest- It., nuts have made their appearance. Importations of potatoes !!. from the Continent are still kept np ; they are also arriving ..." lc large quantities from Scotland, and very good. Asparagus —• is beginning to come in at from Is. to 10e. per 100. Carrots isi and turnips fetch from 2d. to 4d. per bunch. Mushrooms le are tolerably plentiful. Cut flowers consist of Pelargoniums, SO Fuchsias, Roses, Mignonette, and tree Carnations. ett FRUIT. Ilt. Pine Aspire, per lb., Se to Cs Oranges, per 1 00 , 3 s 6 d to In SO Grapes, botbowse, p. 1b.,2e to Seed Almonds, per peek, Is 6d se per .b.,6d to Ised sweet, per lb., 2a to /4 IS Apples, per bush, rate es Chestnuts, per 100, Is to 2s SS N dessert, per haltatiera, Is Filbert', p. 1001ra 93. to 110 s t o gs Walnuts, per 100, le to Is Sd 1 ,2 Peers, per dos., Is to 3s Nuts, Banelona, par bnib, Idls ... Lemons per dozen, Is 10 24 Cobs, p. 100 111 3 / 4 1146 NMI ri . VEGETABLES. I Cubes's, per dos., 04 to Is Lemnos, Dab., per dem i al MN CalllikliferlN each, ed to 6d Co., pa nom Mb Is Greens, per doe., Is 6d to 3s Corn Selad, p. lif stem, td to le Bremen Sprouts, do., Is td to Ss Small daled, p. p. 2d to 3d Potatoes, per tea, 60" to 160 s Hone Radish, per NI, Is to gs per cwt. 3s to Is NoshreonsempriZ Is tld to la WI per bush., de 64 to 5.1 6d me Seto Turnips, per dos., Is Od to 3s Od Bonet, MG Ed to Is Lneumbers, each, 6d to Is I A pm. ma., 3s to is Celery, per bundle, 6d to Is 64 Jeray p. bt..s., Is to Is Cd Carrot., p. dos., Se to Ce Moak pot baasa, id to 114 etpinara, per sieve, Is to 1.64 Savory, per bpi, NNW Beet, per dos., Is to Is 6d /Isms, pot book Id to 34 Onions, Elpanlah, per doz., Is to 3s Pantry, per all tame Midas 14 per bushel, 211 6d to 34 Hiss, polejor kook Id Leeks, per bunch, Id to Sd BeelL seem, per lima. 44 Shallots, per lb., ral to Sd I Marjorsat. do., do., Ild to 24 Garlic, per lb., Gd to ltd Watermelons, p. 12 bun .4 4 to 66. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY, 10.30•0 t. Wind S.W., moderate, and cloudy. Arrived.—Bee, from Africa; Glenlyon, from Quebec; Neptune, from Buenos Ayres. Off the Port.—Murray, ship. QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 17. Wind Southerly. Arrived.—Ben Nevis, from London, to embark emigrants for Panama. BEAUHARIS, Nov. 17. Arrived.—Avon, from Quebec ; on the 21st Oct. she spoke the ship United Kingdom, 20 miles east of St. Paul's. CUSTOW' RRTURN. GRAVESEND, SATURDAY, 10 A.M. Wind S., light, and hazy. Tide half-hour flood. Arrived, 18th.—Delphin, from Odense ; Andro- mache, from New York ; Amethyst, from Mamborg ; Phceniz, from Trieste. Arrived, Nov. 19.—Dial, from Stettin ; Fron Angle, from Leer; Denmark (steamer), from Ton ningLn ; Hanover (steamer), from Rotterdam; Seine (steamer), from Boulogne; Wilberforce, from Mem. borg. Sailed.—Belgium (steamer), for Ostend: Triton (steamer), for Calais; Caledonia (steamer), for Ham burg. DEAL, SATURDAY, 9 ♦.V. Wind W.S.W., light, and hazy. Pasaed.—Renner, from Porto Rico, to London. Anchored.—Hero of the Nile, from London, to Bombay. Put back and for Adelaide. MAN KILLED BY A CAT.—An accident of a singu lar and painful nature, terminating in death, has just oc- curred in Llanbadarnodyn. David Davies was tempted to go rabbit shooting, and on looking at hie gun discovered that it was already charged. Having removed the old loading and recharged the gun, he placed it on the table, and went to reach his hat—the gun being pointed in the same direction. He had scarcely accomplished his purpose, however, when a cat leaped from a shelf to the table and touched the trigger. The contents of the piece passed through his body. The wound must have been frightful, as several pieces of flesh were discovered on the furniture. He died the same evening.— ire/shwn. A DANG•nots Love:R.—For some time past (says the Durham ('aroni, le) a man named Dobbs and a servant girl (Bowman), ►t Shields, had been " engaged," bat on Sunday last they had quarrelled, and she had given him his disnahssal. On Tuesday evening he went into the kit chen of the Commercial Hotel, and stood on the fender behind another of the servants, where be remained about five minutes conversing with the cook, when, without any warning, he took a pistol from his person and fired it at Bowman, who felt a slight blow on the ear and found her cap was on fire. The prisoner, on being apprehended, said there were two balls and 17 shots in the pistol. SHARE LISTS. -4.-- Plumy Eviinwo. The English railway market opened this morning with a more buoyant appearance, and stock was bid for at slightly improved priers. During the greater part of the day quotations ruled at an advance, and although this was succeeded by sales, and the beat prices of the day were not maintained at the close, yet the final rates were still in many instances better than those of yesterday. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoct. The railway market remains firm, but much ne glected. Prices are generally rather better than they closed yesterday, and steady in character. London and North-Western stook is now quoted 1021 to 1031; Midland, 62t to 631; Great Western, 321 to 831; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 631 to 661; Great Northern., 211 to t; Caledonians, 271 to 28; and Dover., 18 to t. French shares are just a shade flatter. Northern are quoted 33t to 34; Strubourgs, 32 to # en all ; and Paris and Lyons, 161 to 16 pram. Belgian lines continue to attract mach attend" and are still steadily rising. Luxemboargs are quoted 10i to 111; and Sambre and Meuse, 9i to 101. ORDINARY MAROS AND BTOCRIL Pd.' Un.w., ci, I* Aterraaart ... $4 deaterd.. 1101 an. Met Am... 11 _, all 11.4m.W01v. AbteusTarAy i 9 lb CO au, Lao..a.Cao.Jun. 12 all Do.CbeantAnr..so/105.C. 17 181 D. do. ao. 7,01... 51 100 Med and Raster ... .. 96 10C Calnloulan ... ... ~ •16 all Chewer ay.! Holyhead .. 161 all Cott ao t Ilandott .—. 13 4$ Dabl3 and Bellsetionc... 41i all Wads% runt. sad Moe da= lanevon ... ... 74 all Zan Angina .........-.... 41 all Ditto (.e.a E and IL). 11 all Mehra Orsadas .. .. II . 14,0) 1t.4..41.1.:a10a. 111.4 1... 43 94 Do. (late LU. 94.) .. . I Do. alma 8 .- ... 31 100 6.4 Wadable* ... ..., 65 I 1 Edinburph and Claw+ 6O 11 Edinburgh and P eebles.. . 100 ratabarab.rorthAnuldw - - 100 Glasgow A loath Wooten 100 Gnat Ncrttera ... ... 100 Do. A, &Jai ... ... 100 Do. B, Rook ... ... lioe Ot.loatb.and Waet.(1.74../ ,100 Great Vlaateru .. .. 1 11 Irish loath Eastern ... all Lanuentar and Oas9sle ... 111 Do. Mk& ... 100 Lancashire and T o run 171 Do. lUtlis ... ... . 118, Da. Nast Wing Colon all tined, Northern ... .. thi,Lowloa end Dthekwal ... 7 , Loo.,lllbury,& Ocatbend 100 ILca.. Nrtelnes,S; B. Coot jlOO Landon It PlaetliAlasier. Do. Vi &One, „ 12 .:. Do.2lo4b.,lLaad CAC' SC Do. Eighths 100 I Lundou tbuth.7►4slarc 421 Ds., ZSD . 24 Do.. PIO ... • 411 latdondrr}k 140 2144,04.,131.4f.,411.15e01urt. 41 Dm blan.b Lind. Chao: 100 Mldia~d 100 D 3.111244. awl Derby 471 1112.0. wt. -. 1/11 Ditto Halt Aar's-. 100 I Newmarkst r 4 Do. Bury Istaission 173 ilswyortAbsti.kairaord 7 Newry and . 411 114=42240poistalloi. to dis 1114 6511 60 61 126 129 101 101 62 5$ ii as ►v IS 84 3 Si Ili 0 72 23 16 Do. t4l. ..I Si Northern Omahas Valoo 111 North Doros is l n ret. all Do. • Dia liatiaatas4 all North London. If alltirth elallertidro 7.. 011 W ert! Wotan 10 North kfoullt WestJoali. 190 10alottl. Wore,* Dolor* 100 toatlna Central 100 ISM** 91111•*1 100 lab:ear.* Wm, 100 I Do. L.l/91.W.Guar.E 1 9 dbrofflobury sad Harotort at] hmarrabasy WIG Orme (11or.19.111*.) all Do. Warm 10 Ds. Wrier, kebrop.hireValos .„ IleathDevos 100 ''float! Eadllfl2 «- 60 19oati Wales 6 Isiah Toth all ilkockton * 20? 8$ $9 116 Ipa 656 66 24 7 66 ells 41 46 124 136,6 5 Ilk • • -- ti inn 964 91 102 i 1H I die i pin i I Pin 76 76 IS 11 dli 11 10 „ °rouliui`°° - IT Ws et MN& sH Wilerbel and 011 %MAN sol 14 West Omni fla. Mal*** sad Comoydoo I I W.limletlimaCe7slaDP. 100 Terk.ltimpumesklistinak sa 30 Ds. de. Ihrimodoos Si 1110,I 110, De.O.N.B.Perdipas !Kieft and North Midland 2I ile 61 es 34 SI Pi SS lb par $ 4e air II 11 4 3 Ms II W i 1$ 4 ? $0 _42 Sf~&I tie 7 yo` i pei SS 40 69 91 64 63 60 Si 0 60 24 If dls 15 17 74 II 1f 64 34 34 ele 13 If 614 614 334 344 67_ $ tit 111 It 9 FS 64 ii i - gig 4 34 h 49 39 100 tO2 LINES LEASED AT . R. tOO 'l3seklasharsabire (lossee 1 to LoodooNN.Westers) SO SO Olrooodole lowa's Dana toCaledislis) 100 ( toatLiacotoClorit. Northers) hatetrip.Ct omed ' SS IS Olosreatar it Does Forest Doomed to OreotWeatorol IN all Hertlasol Dock k Balls. Named to Yk. N. ! Bor.) SO SO Hallialaby(l.To r(C:t okiliNNlO IS I De. slam ) 1 in 11 1 Do. i t uw (ditt- ) ; is intrados sad Oroottolob (Iwo! to South Sours n 10 ! Ditto Priferenoe (ditto); St. 1011 Lowestoft Dou.4pot Coat ' (Wood to Ittotfolt) &. lOC Ditto ditto • per pat I N s j ell Ilesob../kalos,Bllatbsek, Dowd to _L.&12.W.D.Md.)1 2J S Pt all Itiddisebrol sal Naltari to Stoat. i Darl.' 1 all &Li d Brsillerd (NHL) 90 101 10 SO Northeestieettesli paCt (lard to InotOmatior SO sll De. 2 por cent. (da) , U U yre TreslialkW Ow. Lou ' /aim NA Wort in 11 Ditto 4el @Nal— It 100 Farms tedo(leea to threat Maim —.. It NO Do. limstoollidtak 11 Ilk llosilillal WO sdadre (lases) I out) So fa Wear Tallnap i =j 15 . 23 Ditto Ditto Ditto 14 1 100 Wats B %menet (Sawa to Greet Weataro)..- OS 100 FORISKIN 6 ►atwarp and Rotterdam 11 &Mem to Gralameme ► Retinas Eastern Auntlon 20 Comlard aid Erqmßoan /0 Dijon and Rerancon a Dant 10 Mot Indigo ... I De. listamion $ Orme Mame ha/me4- 10 Grand Jima* of Franor Id G.Treok MIA/mdmiLltbd 50 32 140 143 SO 31 Bala to-day, to I pm. 551 6 161 Ii IN i 4$ 106 110 14 3$ 364 376 136 lib 544 236 66 63 128 142 125 :42 2 I+m. kireetOsaarei elleseee ... alliOt. Wee. Owes. lasses VI `llsreltea knew*, 6pe. 3 , LucesallelejeillpAA.Prefl 13 Lozembealt9 -.1 (Bawer )10. de Breese's*. 3 Do. (One) .. 4 I Do. Gousateed ... .I 13 Lyor's sad Ilediterreassa 19 Ildr=ees Antsels. 23 Nur a Llegeiwlll; 14 I - Northern of Frsasoe... all D. 301. 3 pr et. Beads 'J.; P. Jc Amiens she.) all Norm/Wanes Prter. 10 Pies sad Lyoa• 10 Para eel (Akan! , 1 , 3 Nestle Boson ... u 2 IN U 44 80 no 43i 61 1021 0 21 62% S 2% He $ ;4 ILW&YS. 24 2 di. 3 1 di. 1 14 13 12 11 24 pm 2 14 to 3 44 pa an Par I tt 2 4 1 4 34 al dis 1 4 an 10i II 6j 7 4 2 2 I dii par ill ;•:: Pure and t•triabo '4l, . 20 4 Perte.CarNandeherboura 10 1 NI CrOatest and Richmond 20 all I raven and limns .. 20 9 Royal Danish 5 1 1 Royal im:4A 20 411 euchre u.. 1 Peva ...i 10 4 Do. N per Cot. Prefer. 20 I I data Eaetern of France 10 I (I eouthern of France— ..... 2‘.. i te. Upper IndiaScrm Ft' all West Flanders 10' le IM 5 per cent. Pref 50 10 riett<ta..o Fenn... 20 4 40,420700 f liwttett.ana On I Warbsden ... ..• •• 20 II zealand i Ipm an 88 88 84 14} 24 an 76 61 id I 5 16) pa In 14 z I 11 10t 111 li 40 4 324 13 2 ad & zia 2 4 pm $ 1 dla 144 194 4 4 111 4 pm I it die 91 98 321 id ids Pa 2 4 is N al 1 die par 7 Si pa li 1 dts 9 10 0$ 10 31 a de Ueda, Prices e. Yesterday. i 2O 20j 11Cf IR 100 Abram M. 100 Almottosa Do. I, T per Ct. It. 100 1 0tiotat Exeter per Ct. It. IN 02PIoliod iII lI li arm erd Boiyktal q ea r ati or s 1 Dodos Of 01 PPD. sed abe am' 11129tief Si Si Otte..tornolo3 l .loo 2 P.e=. I I :Do. IP (IR) 7pp Ct. 74 2 I D*. do. (71. 1744 7pp ct. 6at.Op.ltatr..3 p e.,1401 22'011110 do. Dal 10 lI 'Do. Nair low dent. Ptak 10 10 ir • Bt. 100 3 all I i I - AI! !-1 OS I 6:..100 121 14 '0 De. Sl_ Iliermis .ffOio 111‘00Mbagr. liDitto PreMime lforlolk NNW.. Do. S pee et. iota. Stoic Do.Wavosortalloy S pet Pigott Meth _ . ,North SisSordstnre lOrked, Wassistar, srd I V St ir o ditto date 14Ltars.billres.NewOusr. Avows& ___,Cr.oeteettfoe.W. Min.) pee Not... Do. per Oast Impacts I:l4r , cm II Ditto Reed 44 per CeVit oath Rimers lite.s.late ann. for 11.0.6 •-- I 1 Pm 91 10i 16j ;71 10 :9/ 13 5 Car c 211 :4 101 193 19 IV Do. a per oent. Stk.Tothibire4perel.Otoul Watarlord&KtikettsySp.ot Tarts, )(mount,* Dww.,, 12,*.Mordt INLlstr.pitrob. 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New North of Europe Own Peel River Land & Mineral Penlneular &Oriental Bun. row.oa iron Mail steam ligoottith Austz. Invatment :‘ 3 . 7 !".h AUite4an 1A."•••• 4 6 1/r dis pia 11141 1 623 3 21 36t .Ir.veaTi. TUE MURDERER MOBBS.—This (Saturday) morn ing, at 6 o'clock, labourers were busily engaged in erecting barriers in front of the gaol of Newgate, to keep back the immense crowd expected to be present at the execution of Nathaniel Mobba, a wine porter, who murdered his wife about two months since. At an early hour crowds assembled in the Old Bailey. At 11 o'clock a cab was driven hastily up to the door of the principal entrance of the gaol, containing the four children of the culprit and two relatives, who were attired ;in deep mourning. The chaplain introduced them to the culprit. The scene was painful in the extreme. The condemned sermon will be preached to-morrow (Sun day) morning, by the Rev. Mr. Davis, the chaplain of the gaol. at ten o'clock. FRENCH BLOCKADE OF TIIE AFRICAN COAST.—A letter, dated Cape Coast, Oct. 14, says "The French have blockaded the coast from Cape le Hoo River to the Amines River inclusive. They have a squadron consisting of eight ships of war, viz., El Dorado, Crocodile, Tonner lunire, Tactique, Massagier, Le Marabout, and Lc (hands Bassein. They have ordered an vessels off from their limits; and, by a letter from Axon on the 10th, is reported six Bristol vessels as lying that. Captain l'arsons reports that Lagos has been blockaded by the English squadron. Governor Cruikehank has despatched the British steamermanuf wairoq.ire in t l*o t l h e e an ni o was , Commander d th er e Cook,crew o f to f thGeraHro nd e T i a n bos e.4 to Anotber letter, dated Oct. 9, from the Barbara, lying at Accra, says : " On our arrival at Picaninny Bassani we were boarded by a French man-of-war, who gave us a notification to the effect that no vessels were allowed to trade between Asainee and Grand Leboo ; in fact, that they had ordered all vessels to leave immediately. There is a disturbance at Lagos, end no vessel is allowed to trade there." The ship Congo had been compelled to leave the blockaded part of the coast since the 26th of Sept. A Calm-BAIL—In " Johnson's Dictiostary " the explanation given of this word is " piece of iron used as lever to force open doors, as the Latins called a hook eorrus." In Walters' " Engli s h and Welsh Dictionary: , the first part of which was published about the year 1 this word is printed " Croe.har." Is it probable that the word crow has been derived from the Camb.-Brit. word ITO. .s curve ? and that the name has been given from the cir cumstance of one end of a crow-bar being curved for She purpose of making it more tWtt't ut is a lever W. & otes and Queries. • , ;am .... i ltailaWeitlforkJus.Sthp 111111•.,PerikUondoeb{ic 41esit rebut ?lt. • piciest.Borty, Re. 1•Do. 44 recent. scr:p NiteantWestratigtentin OWect.llet &Limn , et bp, II Donowreaseis. 41 gag Ditte Irtedeseadie eye et leannettre Innen*. P Ditto 6 per ant Steak_ 4 Lon.‘ Driph. Pref. 3 perm OW° New Ottar.6 per Cc il.caJOBtl.W..looa.Thirde I.eadanderrr k Oulu, i et _ _ ltd; yl It ti 10 10 6 1161 6LI U. lite ISt 6 60 10 1 1 It 100 i K.!100 Pt. 100' 10 I lt Bt.a 100 11 j 211 le 10 St.. ISO lAustralada Brit. CoL Bank /1 Loan Co ! Brie North lIIIICTiCIIII Chartered Bank of Asia Chart. Bank of India, AIM co tralLs, and China ...... . lonia! 'Commercial of London .Ersg.. Prot, Amt. Chart A.m. Chart. 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