The Express. — London, England, 1847-11-30 00:00:00

..-e-- - --, - - . 1- ' 1 fc , f kaaREAT BRITAIN MUTUAL LIFE AMR- 1 Litt Lt. i • tso,„.=th es t.,/ ow l ., , S l i t ow uh. il i dl o rac,M Y J NZW l 1 1 , D adi ni a r Aa '. a by data heires Ins dal; IN lamb el li. di ttasas.—late Sae, add at $ lea ate.; sal WO for et sendasit Wallas Dwelt I N p.—lliiirl Eassedhleaorm were odd oa pratfall's's. Mast Ito she awe regsraL Oars: elan PILITAIN XIITUAL urs . • The seta et Werlead, head la 'brat ?Al• to 6,010 bwhels ...s . ..,,,,, i i , i mbeikel spin as met appstewhabler ot he it He. to ifs., UN bleb& et war* a lillb l est et see& , w pm; worm mad allow we& let if Or sasses at as dal see os, at 70e.; sad sibs et phew wets repertsd at Th. a the 1 d os, =aria 1111111114 bah, zed prim wwe Wass' Is drew 1 algulairrmaties et walla mat beta the ~150. Its em ook. . 6 .,....a i m m, th e „ o b i ., Neel: hiss etas lamb el alb ads were ash st 5 deb. ha t et wen New Apra 011 5 *eh ha Bde 6Ret i tr e =l - anTrau W iii 1.1 iwaY ha *4I=3SOIOOIIPAIY. is 61 A Ha: ; sal S. he et air stab. sold a is ; M dills hi as dls _we l shed st Ids. lag hr via fax 11 dele. le 5 di. Ma t hard ON is • =Wes et ~la as =Fri= IWO: MK bob& mese erderes whoa Wash 11111 s. tweassett i • 01 6".1. 5 . le Bee lll6. as""6l" aseswwwea es • sha ll iesear "mm tothb lailVe mas. "I te: ° Vet ewe s" rue s a res. ". " The a rabse e"l" l. 7 .. . 1 ..... i „.. zwit= .......q t.ix.0.. ....1.... Nov. 12: floor, UAW ands 1.055 head& OR ita. MOO. 1 larald wo at W i rr o pE zp i d m,. i i h . in Corres.—The meted et Os Whabela lad darn • t ia. e . sum VW as Wain MOW lima hbaseall It haws. 1 et we whet" et shills/a Am oy. owesed. eaa aseswewstater widow wil Whim =awes Ohba% gam bill el abh lalt seat, mod A. I. rams. Waressw,l4, Wandesgass law he asseallhe has bp& tuft Ns- Ili I Ir"---11LATED EMMEN TEAPOTS casa b,11,1%,, ard ems jaig ul t iv ir t e al u ti 6. ,, m e fr . a..". zitak adzom er lea theM . 12 Lel .= =L. A ...., iimu d i d,..., m ia lsliz e m a r are _._._ at NII. calm mil • .. =Oft asvreineiimmiVas sent et Mils* T= ra g Oir a grieV e z a e ArZ. Is sagellstag Ibidtelle. lbws ber pareelevate who laremed boa ha bloat, ha ad Is tad bhp astwt. The maim ha hen et mann/ . . 4 ei kla "M reasea the awl ineweile - *mat" lor math( Ilet=% o w I .."N am odi m e tit d, the hold tea s weal. Wet lad gra ft slid as as la prism se ft hes whe la a as Mt le las awned Sha et le= that le maw the this web kat ha ths gem. The . sod Weak ms• 10 ma sal holm a-is, redact the meals wow wake Is hod Sea he ssehrwat me ....et 0~ al llimuss4l3, —fttiblihit ta WIMIII.• 15115 maw ass thaw at lbabet awes. bilerlas al hams was body - vistaed es. awl b wee pswally wwwied thei awe Wes ea werep ow swam is termady bawl kr ; bet as th wi' wawa led asthma tirit estailed taverna ties baps et a bap egret Ths raid imbiber Is the motet is hardy the 110 bit, mss se wawa : _ --"% :" --- 4111 • IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 044.1, s Tbair HOUSE OF LORDS.—MoNDAy, Nov. 29. Ths l irkf L a A t itlgt.lCagave notice for an early re day to move for pagan relative to the annum mad* on the =o r :4pda, and for a yed , Jays Ind arpc peat ia.. HOUSE OF 001010N8.—MoNDAT, Nov. 29. The Bruin lea He chair at 4 o'clock, when 811111111 No. 391.1 LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. 30, 1817. [3d. mainhall wore mem. PII7IILIO WiRMSB. raddona toms deem WI G ~v -_ 1 authorial/ greats cad adrosta, pot* to the launediata Midst( the people, and pertly It mar the landed proprw. tors to employ the poor alma disk wino, and improve the condition of their lard—than elahresieg the double object of of giving employment them the to . the pu ibseerre awl .lardi iAaaatlatl ng productiveness of the soil, and he wai* al peening for the population settled upon it. Am set was dr prod la the het session to make immediate proviefee sod air tar the destitute poor from the property of Irehriew-Laderg at dire nearres, sod other whet were la sopraladia l l s : had hoped that that calamity width- • 41 " Leland, mon es it undoubtedly set E an unmitigated evil. He awl ' to that from the period of • Arm bad paned over Land a now ma law bra dark and that oats fault of the video* thilfhill the Mist would have been the iris Straw a bads snarl good will—deondad, M tons am Isl_ at herr arhas, wpm that et croon Yr uneritt Maar *OM at radisty, dad that all vend bow sea dr adnalage, it an the inibparablie_ neseany, at dr mien oroopter dm at at dater — { dime -82M, him the Waled to dr Irma, diatraging these hardone sirlidarwriikrar Jai melgraltedos—erepandwht dirk anon dries te pr ints the pear, arm, sad enter of their amnia country, and develop the Ineloren solid AM esimitry parsed, bat shah hitherto hail bean rodueed *wag a the ddheinten, civil sad 1811= 8 10111 tb• and nit taut which hod prevailed dress at searty, mad which had heat the holleasone at error diorder, sni p ha lawi larad ea trionsealoble abrade a c id atteiene is *row the ariblin of that oratry. Ho was ma yot premed to aboodin the baps that that expects. tine wash be maid E for the saes it would be his duty to lay , bakes porlienent rot alor ra w saL ould apply, be apieed to j ez to any a seral pot of And la was glad to the drat l .F I i f Z 11l r e 11 .1 e 2 of r is l oi llibig ror to the h sold i t. member for If , who monk sad du boa. smarm the member for Cork, who mended, this soradart, that throughout the greater part of Ireland Mao had dim* Dished, and that in the wojaeity of the Trials counties life sad ' proper ty were as safe mla any wt of her Majesty's &mi nims, and that the ears wlt stained and Weakened the other districts, tad Issenght dews rine at belied, were held in just ellmerenes Iff the paean aaJatitY of the inhabitants of that aMMIT. Wm.) TM MAW re sult of the table containing the eleelsilite tort. ks tarslibei . . - ' irallh EiiS- .early the deed sestinuee doll. Lumps, of fair good quality, 635. ; stapes quality, 63e. There has not been a rank We d Coffee and the demand le mry limited bzi=ba contr act.—Rice remain. dull.—Cottes is insides. without alteration, but prows are with dillkultysis tallied. In Miser articles no alteration, but it has bass • dull day in most articles. PRICES CURRENT. amis.~ pee cwt mow ram. Pip, No. 1. SO 0... 0 0 W. Indla,B.P.bwa. SU. 00.1.3. Od limps ll 13— 0 0 Yellow kOrey ... 30 C.. 43 0 Ouzo atOsidittbar 3 6... 0 0 Pine 4l 0...40 0 Swedish II C.ll 10 lisarlitas, brows— 39 0.. U 0 LEAD, at per ton. Tiller 97 0...41 0 Pi 9, lot IS 0. IS Mac 69 9...41 II lad, sheet l9 6... 0 30041W1s1ladria,b. 31 C. 14 0 Bars. ... Trills. White 3l 0. 47 0 red ar Wait= ... 19 10..30 Pc=browa U 0... A '1 Spates. lO 0...31 1 /3 0...38 0 Ona, pre 152 Imp. dol. d.p. Grey and whit* 3B 9..47 0 Usk Mal, pals 2 7 -10...30 Ilsinad, Hambre.. 39 0...63 0 snow l6 G. SS 1 Lamps 53 6...36 0 browa k yellow.. 24 0.. 15 Comm, In Bond. West India, a*. i l j t er awrillatter B3 9.14 15 0 nary O3 0 ow U 6...931 Good. Tine 63 0...130 0 Otive,Gantpou,stain 40 0... 0 Ceytca, good ardi- Coma Nut 6O 0...03 aary .. —...... 23 0... 38 6 lead, Baps, pale, Pins ardimary... 34 0... 36 0 per ion-- 9B 0... 0 flee 40 0 . SO 0 Usessd 23 10. 34 Noels, pada:lda/34 0...23 0 Passages, per cwt. Oats Eke, oral- Batter--Cerk, Ist IS C.. 91 mry to Sae l3 0... 62 0 tad 0 0 I SamaWs and Pa- 3rd 0 0... 0 dang 24 0... 20 0 Dublin,lst. . . .... . 0 0.. 0 Ts., at per lb. Ltimeick, do 6O 0. 90 Coestemeamman. 0 0... 0 94 Carta!, IBC.-- 90 0..100 Ittca, at pm ewt. . ..... „. 0 0.. 0 Benisl white l3 0... 16 0 =43 1 lIS 0...94 Carlo 9 6... 10 6 Beet, Indla, per Java. l4 0... 15 0 limo. .. ...... ..... 0 0...0 Palma 2O 0.. 33 0 Prime 11ex....... 0 0... 0 dream.- 0...33 0 Prakprhas meta.. 90 C.. 91 .. irer.M. s lbsem.Parialaiski.„.. . .. . layer Bib', wicks:, MI 48; wasmair, 6668 ; Gets, Nickles.. SO 14; lime Mtn, 49 64; Beam, 96 110 ; Pam, 100190; Barasal, 162 101. pont= hen Memo alb Cloollot onlodo oleo noloopollor tiontmonooneon- X4llllllllenseions amen to kifist4 to tom ef Morn Seveddeolmi of mai ME, mei ono :mid memos* 1 • Sun NNW anis% eel le Ignfer imnime ler bind; litt DAL bean, nod new Mil OW mien dooneasoloWhe MEW= Wow tmlefielonin ; aara.Se Mop*** Illr De UR Drum Om Wool- IllatiaNa s te Irdllo ea of litistio . MOWN tbarsaw 11111/111 Sot Solemn em so Oen SD le Me ennleme B en' Oka fonalion fear of topsoils ea rzoc=l Ida nooloss a ale Is Id at no wont, Or Wnimer—in eo lbw Hon, oa me ell day to nen B.OaaF pilaw* efaenrobleo twin fide opindos at do mkt* imr a t in menliallo dee dna tele. Diontron lemomerew s i In}, to moo tot lorecom no anent ens • lmolow—Dr. 4111 le owe kr w ide rano ninie ft So at lin Pon or Affsnatr, Or no neon to Mei mar Ito mein ens lien Ito onlme Ono to sow imam ia tho idiot of fin la ntemos. Doom* Commem—Lard , we e/isr no MOM Weft solo no sedum ante lwr tho Mob at doilleb data la no rte ..,, bon WWII. it w no felons at liglool* to So oils of toollooleed oldfoot the aunt at lon lonproot wean fa dot amity. Dana Wolleiolti, b eoll otOndom le Or snepnntt Whew. eel to owe i ltme Moan le newt weds is Iliersib et Oral tetrase Sousse lorromo.-11r. livoze, co Dorn* med 4 le woo not innleon lon bolve s =neeknolten Senor toontri WOOS NM of . . . Waimealas, Nov. 91.-11 elms, lea takes pier here lately In the heliap ea repave What; pada awned lathe trade beta to be ecaviasedef the mentemhiek atolls nay W real the ea* a Parse • araresreer,rie lays paidatai Wiamelaseirldaryald/IIM saw Of ; sad the day la mn weals Them eirwmeancee lave attrested the st or orrabisei, NA a great eerier of parehaen have lea malgor kk illrel, lath ea the spat mad Ihr delivery. Oily verabie la all Dandier, wee 'brrestersiay resusing el Ida, mai amid la the etrenarm le i real t t a. e -ma w i tiv-.1...1.1--a... ibis yet, sad said the ammerone tumble' empeeeed gull sarta, alma there may be endeeemetemea Mahe mall be had at 2.61. fir Thom, Ida Ms Ileuretr, Nor. 22.—The supplies of Wheat darks Ira week lave been small, end meld seedily at err flamer quota. tions, vie., for 611 be. to Ma. red Ilakamark mad Posers nianL47s. to 48s. per qr. free ea bard. The mirth of Bar ley. Peas, end Oats were aim meditate. We quote for ben 5111 a. Pomeranian Barley, 275. pa qr . _ free on board ; small boiling Peas, 375. per qr. ; large Ockermark, 40.. per qr. free on board. Oats, 180. to lgs. per qr. free on board, according to quality. Sraxiettno, Nov. 21.—The stocks of Wheat on hand are nearly exhausted, and the fresh supplies from the growers are so small that each market-day higher terms ere asked by holders. This state of things renders it impossible to quote prices with any degree of accuracy. A vessel or two are load ing for Scotland, and a small parcel of new Wheat, weighing about 601 b. to 611 b., kes brought as much a. 475. per qr. free on board. Not much pawing in Barley or Oats, the firmer being worth from 22e. to 250. par qr. ' • the latter, washing 361 b., may be bought et 18e. per qr. free on beard. ' 4 , oTATOlCL—liourzwuts. WoThenks, ifm. IS. —la eemequenee of the contrary winds, the minds limos this day se'nnight have been very limited, and the best samples have maintained the highest quoms of the last' ' report. The holders of some of the ben samples of York Regents, of superior size, ere standing out for a further ad vases ; but trade hoe been heavy for ell smoodary samples. The folio* ing are the priming prints : York Regents, 130 s. ; do. secondary, 120.. to 12.50. ; Kent and Resez Regents, 100 s. to 130 s. ; Blues, 110 s. to 120 e. ; Kent and Essex Kidneys, 110 s. to 1205.; Shaw', 100 s. to 120.. ; Wisbech Regents, 100.. to 110 e.; Shales, 100 x.; Dutch Whites, 40.. to 80s.; Scotch Whites, 1000. ; Cup% 1101. ; Pink-eyes, 100 s. to 106 a. ; Reds, 110 e. . 4 r T. COPINLAND A g an s lama the AoiMy, ii I v y :iwgritMLll=.lls{ aid lis pima muMv at gr a ir ikTO:1 11 4= 1 1 nue 11.....ellaigit • rise.-a. Immailmiffloa 1 1 ._ 12 . vow. IT. °LEAR AND SOFT MN .—ROWLANDI3 N,./ [ALYDOIt, asfaisdp WOO% esoieslhe. mild WwW 1 a 4.1 2: l l%tr i getie w 'Vow." -- ..is' 7 7 lm . .".. usjr •L ea Si. 0/ I""amd aver L IN* erm i p Mewls "41110haraseaMt WAIL gra% L Ur 10 WTI, is. SO ID, Rsazt.pides, - cs lZlva. v.. ardby in e w er re faftllN6 hark, Ordbary =lime WskMai Pair Pale Pal:Pak 11\1111001. CLLSIVICTIN6 Now Oili 61 Uoiwois. ram b. Mab.&Tu. ....- ...... .- to 6 aro 6 to 14 e t to 7 To I 7 to 71 7 to 71 T to 71 71 to 8 7 to 8 1 to 8 8 to it 8 to 81 8 to SO r 111 to t 1 SO to 81 8 to ..... „ Ofto II rows to tlo II to 111 now owe MY MOW DOM ~;~... Alm* mei. the aleand Liu summumrs ART-MANUFACTURES, lad Abetios. J. Ha. J. 0. lionley. B. &dame. A-18.d., Ma "Lard's Puget ^ and "Belief, • P"leihtriatta etal. Itttterme. ChMDIIIII. DICAPTIIII and Woe °LUSO. cl PLAIT= and KM), 13 gALT-CILLAIL end. WIIMTLAT. Ottatatawa Otath Disease KILT S and VOW Me Pew and Maim ram CriTal. MAW Bova, roar, 0 , .' 1. , . vi.... Bcodalresh earl all netter athltalf•• Mt cal 11001p1 et two pr.- - ' *abhor swag I The steamer Philadelphia, and the sailing ship Bavaria, both from New York on the 11th init., ar rived at Havre on Sunday. WALT! OP TOWEL Mr. BAINES [Koine& whether pearamind Weald to bring in any mineral swan on thieseillart Lord MORPBTH replied that gerenumeat entertained hope of being able to introduce a niamare for the improve ment of the health of towns me an arty day on the re-m -em/dim of parinatinttdirs timateleime resat (Bear: pr,Dpwavig siortidloftwille.slospolli omit i • by the constabulary repel% prostlisi • cemidhesti• dial- ' Is - notion in the present year, ussingarri with Isms yorloan, - la - when the hoses lasi lad ile efillenden WWI W Ste sate of r-t.lreland_ He was to erg illielbs •1•111•••• --to /bubo( . - t• 1 la viish N 1 Immix. et imiksio, as empurell the dmootit 11111 4 lied dislishbod by ose4lol. — ke •liila now is the.. grime with width hon. sandmen were fanai- SECOND EDITION. From the GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. TIM. UM no „,,mooor oo tit iftrota rm irri& " 03 .1 4mli wrIMIL" rrooo lif" oo n to t rb- Urea d e VI booloodore to ilonioNsOrr. ildrd cant= (1.100 soot* of TTHENATURAL REGENERATOR et the DI OMIT/3 OltoiNil Oho Marti rod tOttoott totto.p.ino rorroliaok or movie dre tele. to • am" wank sod LIIIMPEITINIZIA 2 511. ° —6".• se m t ewt. ..... Si 0...61 6 •o • • l An i v,,=r a l ti l Si 0...70 0 Ditto !IM $8 0...91 0 DIFOTI,TtitW . Ify.III.II MC TO it NALT4I e r Li LODlg . ur L wint id EArbiar ArAvoiD; with Tilot Tobias for WI HT 11- J. Cot. salmi.. 11.1),„ ....... bL1. U lm OisTostw — How to hosuzrost a good With I. a di or bud. • wialmilirawl. as + a Nod Ow boinildogio bob NAM Se wawa, daleiht, = r e r e d= l „ nays .2,=1: ki r l' ol be ii....M .V o l i r r sviins Cia r to., IR, rat. Ibitiiik= Siiimidrela. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. UNITED STATES.-MEXICO. The Caledonia arrived at Liverpool last evening, bringing dates from New York to the 16th, Boston to the 16th, and Halifax to the 18th inst. She had on board 166,0001. in specie on freight. The latest accounts from the city of Mexico state that everything was quiet there. Pena y Pena was still at Queretaro, where he bad succeeded in assembling seventy-one of the deputies of the Mexican Congress, who had decided that they would positively resume their sittings on the 29th ult. It was said that a majority of the deputies had decided in favour of an amicable adjustment of the difficul ties between the two governments. Pena y Pena had directed circulars to the six governors of the Central Mexican States, requesting them to repair instantly to Queretaro, for the purpose of holding a special council, to consult upon what amount of men and mu nitions of war could be raised, with the view of con tinuing hostilities, and also to deliberate upon the propriety of a continuance of the war. The accounts previously received from Mexico, stating that Santa Anna had again been elected president, were incorrect. It tarns ont that the Mexi can government had superseded him in com mand of the army, and that General Rinoon had been appointed to fill the command. Santa Anna protested against this violation of his rights as _ meantime be had retired to Teguscan. Atlexco had been taken possession of by the United States troops. It was stated, also, that Orizaba had surrendered. The health of the United States army was far from good. The climate of the valley of Mexico is it appears just as enervating and fatal as that of Vera Cruz to the northern constitutions. There is nothing very important from the United States. Attention was being directed to the meeting of Congress, which takes place on the 6th proximo. A large and important public meeting was held at Lexington, on the 13th inst., when prcrxedings were taken strongly condemnatory of the continuance of the Mexican war. The Hon. Henry Clay spoke at great length upon the subject. The following are 1 1 some of the resolutions which were peeped : Resolved, as the opinion of this meeting, that the pri mary came of the present unhappy war existing : tween the United States of America and the United States of the Republic of Mexico was the annexation of Texas to the former ; and the immediate occasion of hostilities between the two republics arose out of the order of the President of the United States for the re moval of the army under the command of Gemmel Taylor from its position at Corpus Christi to a point opposite Mitt man*, on the east bank of the Rio Bravo, within the terri tory claimed by both republics, but then under the the lion of Mexico, and inhabited by its citizens. That the order of the President for the removal of the army to that point was improvident and unconstitutional, it being without the concurrence of Congress, or even consultation with it, although it was in session; but that Congress having, by Its subsequent acts, recognised the war thus brought into exist ence without ite previous authority or consent, the pressen lien of it became thereby . national. That we view with serious alarm, and are utterly opposed to any purpose like the annexation of Mexico to the United States in any mode, and especially by conquest; that we be lieve the two nations could not be happily governed by one common authority, owing to their great difference of race, 'awe, language, and religion, and the vast extent of their re spective territories, and the large amount of their respective populations ; that such a union, against the consent of the exasperated Mexican people, weld only be effected and preserved by large standing armies and the constant op plication of military force; in other words, by despotic away, exercised over the Mexican people, in the first in 'Mace, but which there would be just Muse to *pm heed might, in process of time, be extended over the people of the United States ; that we deprecate, there fore, such a union, as wholly incompatible with the genius of our government, and with the character of our free and liberal institutions; and we inizioully hope that each nation may be left in the undisturbed pomession of its own laws, language, cherished religion, and territory, to pursue its own happiness according to what it may deem best for itself. That we do positively and emphatically disclaim and dis avow any ...ha or desire, on our part, to acquire any foreign territory whatever for the purpose of propagating slavery, or of introducing slavery from the United States into any such foreign territory. The court-martial on Capt. Fremont had not con eluded when the Caledonia left. The French steamer New York put into Newport for coals on the 13th inst. Intelligence had been received at New York that John E. Mills, Esq., mayor of Montreal, died of fever contracted at the emigrant sheds. The English ship Royal Saxon, from Londonderry, was seized at Philadelphia, attached by a house in New Orleans for 20,000 doles, in consequence of the recent failures of the owners in England, and notes pleaded. COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK, MONDAY, Nov. 15.--1110 demand for Si - kr Ws psi* ((b*Sonia) boa lima mash War dm we so. I wpm& Aiwa lia bib astos doessial by dieuses at Ilniamas 6 par met. yesaidays base bps Abbe* kw dean bills et owl ddimala of spade is sou soot Ma= mods W 1161CbYISY, bs indirsial Is tossidaiMb at soy Ida& About HUM dodos 16 opsdant ti r 01151165dai and as =di min add be by dr Waddigloa, .wart of addsse by Os ltttsay oraf arta ilsa, TIM alma drys. Ithar sirsoln. big at • ehoutst. M. 1106561616 Was isviorabis Is dam lara psua modosia, Mrs yid ta a oupsedsa 1 owls sib. eta, sad am inalasosmatist ttas atiadloydossy lib la So tiaa bet. Ms raw Mrs at Os don ware, Ibr buts Lasko. 04 to 10 r cent. rrombm Palk M 12 4 0 . to SE Ns.; Ausambot, 00 to saj ; as III; Brasaea d ia76. About 10,611 burr* of daut Imre lot mak, about aabbalf of arbisk Imre sat is Groat lettals. lbs IN at ibe de. yodels' piss% dicno aid las as mks iblimusispaideatlrs at ths rolls( Mos. Tr fear ambit was dal, sol sir 16.6111 6 6 Teldffrs Flow big flow* etatattit. sal dr ambit dosed vStisol sidostioa. Saf tramadisma labud two svgaraalL S e w. . bossy, mil oaks amensaa, les rambell abseil die am*. as Amp to mg. OW was monsarbst pads amelmal *Ad Vis addle OM ins asid al sled mptossmet. Is was Was wan 20 sines. Amss.-16=10 5 t vibe garb mods at $ dais. j 56, sod of peals at 6 dui. 11740. lisaaaersvase.4s66ll4 l 1,500 to 1,000 bantle of Gemara wen pads at 6 dab 250, god a bout 1,000 herds of Oswego was paid DOWNING-STREET, Nov. 27.—The Queen has been pleased to eppoint James Brooke, Esq., to be governor and commander-in-chief in and over the Wand of Labium and its dependencies. Her Modesty hat also been pleased to ap point Samuel George Bonham, E.g., to be governor and commander-in-chief in and over the island of Hong Kong and its dependencies. Her Majesty has further been pleased to uppoict George Rennie, Esq., to he governor and com mander•in.chief in and over her Majesty's settlements in the Falkland Islands and their dependencies. HITEHALL, Nov. 19.—The Lord Chancellor has appointsd James Leighton, of the town of Montrose, North Bntain, gent, to be a Master Extraordinary in the High Court of Chancery for that part ct the United Kingdom of Groat Britain and Ireland called Scotland. BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. °Roams WxtmAx Jortna, CuUenau, Barnes, Surrey, shoe manufacturer. BANKRUP7B. Ovrew Evarts, Grovellane, Camberwell, surgeon. WILLIAM ()RIBBLE, Baston.etreet, Dorset-square, builder. MENAREM LEVY BEAMAN, SAXTEL LEVY BENBUdAN, JACOB LEVY BENECBAN, and JOBEU LEVY BLEBUBAN, Magdabsn-row, Goodman's-fields, merchants. ROBERT FREDERICK GOWER, jun., New Bruad-dreet, merchant _ _ SAMUEL STREET, Bedford, draper. Nem Hamann, Newgne-street, fringe manufacturer. WILLIAM DRAPED., Basingstoke, coachman. WILLIAM M'Nenonv, Piton's-mead, Surrey, draper. WILLIAM FLICE, OM-1&110, City, hosier. THOMAS BROMLEY, Leig hton Buzzard, groat. Gaoling EouoaMoxr , road-street-buildings, City, mu ck ust. Lawns FRANKLIN, Well-street, Wellolose•square, City, rea merchant. WILLIAM Taaczna, Birmingham, licensed victualler. THOMAS Casswitt, Twyning, Gloucestershire, butcher. Gannon Amman Jowls, Jana...street, Bristol, builder. Joan JACOB FLITCH, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, leather dresser. Tawas Gass, Ford, Durham, ship builder. JOHN Romusorr, Birmingham, cut nail manufacturer. EDWAID LEE, Shrewsbury, ironmonger. RICHARD DALEY PAWSON, Leeds, apothecary. Janie Easy, Boothroyd, Yorkshire, blanket manufac turer. Gannon Cowsztx, Blackford-bridge, Pilkington, Lan eashire, calico printer. HENRY HARRISON WALKEZ, Manchester, calico printer. Joan NOBLE, London-road, Liverpool, flour dealer. Gannon Darrisi Cot/annoyer, Liverpool, chemist. SCOTCH SEQUESTRATIONS. SAMUEL RICHMID, Edinburgh, builder. AMICLANDIE KIND, Glasgow, grosser. ALIRANDER MITCHELL, 01=, re clock maker. 01101103 HAI L 'Mbytes, B , merchant. . ARCIIIBALD GALBREATH and AumANDLYA GLASGOW -CARMIELL, Glasgow, ship broken. ANDREW REID, GIES(/010, wright. DAVIE HILL, Edinburgh, boatman. COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY DITELLIGENC .... Two o'Clock.—According to some advice' from Liverpool, the Caledonia steamer is said to have brought 156,0001. in sovereigns from New York, but the New York papers state the quantity in value at only 300,000 dollars, say about 60,0001. The position of the Bank of England is, however, thought now to be so secure, that the arrival of a few hundred thousands of coin and bullion, more or less, makes no impreedon on the funds. Consols have scarcely varied all morning 1. per cent. They opened 84 to for money, and 861_ to for account. They are now, however, a shade lower, at 86 to .for money, and 85 } to I for asconnt, but with a very quiet market. The transactions altogether have been of that limited range which serves to show the absence of any speculative movements. Reduced Threes are 83t to ; Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 86i to t. Bank Stock, 187 to 9. Exchequer Bills, 2.. die. to par. The chief feature in the foreign market is the improvement in Mexican Bonds, which are now quoted at 16i to 17, and still looking up. The rise is variously interpreted. In some quarters it is attributed to the probability of the near conclusion of a pekoe, from the utter prostration and incapacity for further continuing hostilities to which that republic was reduced. In other quarters it is be lieved that Messrs. Schneider and Co., the agent. of the contractors for the last loan, are at length about to divide among the bondholders the very large sum (said to be of nearly a quarter of a million sterling) remitted to them for the payment of dividend., but so unaccountably withheld. Spanish Fives are 17 to j ; the Threes, 28e to 9. Dutch Two and-a-Half per Cents., 64' to t ; the Fours, 831 to t. Belgian, 88 to 91. The account is now making up, but cannot be of any important amount. lINI Bank lkock,l3l II par Ct. Si& Assa. II pa. CI. Qom. Asia, if II I ill r i llaink for Ars. Sof f per Oniv i r talk to par ra_m IlariOl ta• llft 9 itirt. Bea Anis Ma, 13 6 DroMAlt h — Colgunbir 3 , per Ct. Ida, SI 6 96 per Ct. DM* Pik, Sit per Ct. Cola Dutch, RI VIM 1 for ; 4. 431r SU. 171 131 arm& Mx, 31 16; pat 134 .134mler. 1241, 17 per OL ?merles itr t E a r i a=ltts ,MINO lona Ms" av ie t 1-1111- 1118.11. 146. 8. "13 7 1.16.11 j0r W%.k 1 mai& Doteend 36: I RAILWAYS.—The share market, like the C,onsol market, is very quiet to-day. Brokers and jobbers are bogy settling their amounts. This has been a heavier share account than for some time. Shares are almost without alteration from yesterday's prices. SALEM EnIFTEI? UT TO TWO DIY LONDON. (tiesirdses pried will be hod 12 Ist pogo). Ur, Wol., h raft, 19 Lash ha Wad, IQ Ds. MOM Oa, 04 ' L p •• 7 3 NNW& 101 114 Do. 0401. NUL lb Urn. 0 per L r=ol., . 0wd,11114 19 4. Umuddro, 2111 N. Iltaiksidans, I. 4 1211= ue d Olsogow, 47 Shichako Doke, 14 Oh 3 & Nelera Is Dover, 904 I 04.11. hW. ( Lod), 33 Do. lairds. No. 4, 44 Oh Wodois i 064 Ircel owa ijk lin rid4 3l4 °dig ' Do. a:oth I, .1i N , 134 Bo s. *W i l e , 74 4 Do. isuodoa No. S (Howe. & Ii h 0106 71drdo, 11 Loh Is Yak. NA" 6. 4 DPZ:Vii.. 9 Lola art liroaliod, 93 York h N. Inhosa: to 6 Loh, 109141.. It Wh o m 4.3 A Do. &ad W. 291 1 4 km. malt ll4l 3 Bedew NM Asked, 13 1 6 Do. Mk tie Chi hum (Oh* Vdn.), Do. 9114, IL ad IL, 61 Pooh aid Bra" $34 North MOM, V imam owl Um% q um. Novorso IL lam & Yuba. (W. IL 11 ., ), 24d lish, 11011. est Uharni Do. SRL It Ik., 341 &le p N. adddi Nam, pa N.1110111•41112ro, I 6-16 d Clem Mash 310. Id. d 11. R. ial Dow (10. of 101.), No. & 3 &II k Wharflois,l 4 I atrk, os &Zia; ci" =XII Ds Now d PraL, kW. S 3., d Um. k F. Woe, 164 Do. Ilia. k Dir.), 60 Do. Qro. (B), fl D Do. (Llf 7 - 10 p PRODUCE.—MiNci .Lusx, Half-past Aso.— The public aloe of Lupo:time to-day have °omitted of Sow. eta., 110 bids. Beabadees, 7,000 bop Neatithia, sad 7,0 W hip Beep] they peegmelei robe, blevily, end the 1111,01$111 balm ht a portion le aullis One. Be- lmik Myr Lpalrard Likud Proof.— 1 ... 1 * Dereoraro, 16 to 36 *or mit 0.P..... 1 6 ... 3 11 Jimm.l24, 30 to 36 per 4440.0. P. 3 2 ... 3 6 Favourite mark, 4 4 ... 5 0 Mindy, latlrands 4 6 ... 5 2 British spirt* d.p. 10 6 ... 0 0 Scotch Walt lO 6 .- 0 0 Pin:, per • P.T.R 54 t00. 7 0.-54 0 ▪ Potent:lnm 9 wad........._ 0 0... 0 0 Dutch and Plemilk 55 0...65 0 Pricabad at par tom B "'"n4uriAlm"!2 3 2••• 17 2 ball MIMI se 0-.30 Blp. Balsa outabot pam Maallla 36 0...40 East Ladia Bona— 16 0...13 Bombay II 0...24 luta Tut, at par cwt. Banes B4 0... 0 @traits Oma. m biordui LS 0... 0 bow, at per tae. ems Se 10 So I mr re tyP, Mom, Oz MI Co., at per lb. B. A. and la. Video, dry 0,5 d 66. 744 0 3 . 0 31 Brazil, dry 0 4i...0 6 throated 04.044 Rio, dry 0 41...0 51 I.lala & Valp. dry 0 5 ...0 6 Wait Ind* dry 0 4 ...0 3 Salted 034.644 Past India 0 4 ...0 001 Kips, B.Ayrsai, dry 0 7 ..0 6 Ronda, dry 0 01...0 9 61. Arner.florao, per hide, Rim* ditto 6 ... bra Wooas, at per ton. =a , 11 0... 4 ura. ...... 6 0... 3 15 Casipeaehy 7 10... 10 Rustle, Jamaica 6 10... G 10 aad Nicaragua, largo solid lO 0...14 2 CORK—Arrivals at the Counties Railway, for the week Malt What Barley 833 „ I Oats Small 8 0...10 0 10 10...16 13 Sews 3 0...133 S Red Saadies. .... 4 10...3 I 8r4:21 ... 0...10 0 granaries, by the Eastern ii ending Nov. 27 : Beene Pass Floor 6,157 rocks. Med „ . BRIDLINGTON, Nov. 27.--There Ism scarcely any business done in the Corn trade tad'''. Wheat was rather lower. Other articles were a dull sale at former rates. Wheat, per qi., 62a. to 635. Barley, 28e. to 31s. Oats, per stone, 10d. to 11d. Beans, per qr., 465. to 60s. Peas, 38e to 41s. CAMBRIDGB, NOT. 27.—A heavy market, and prices lower for everything. Wheat, 425.; tine, 46s to 48s. Barley, 23e. to 30s. Oats, 18s. to 265. Beans, old, 48s. to 601.; new, 38s. to 38s. DONCASTER, Nov. 27.-About an average supply of Wheat, and a larger quantity of Barley than for some weeks put. The condition of Wheat • good deal affected by the damp weather, still the demand was steady at last week's prices. Buyers, however, were not so keen at the close of the market, and some heavy lots remained umbel& Oats sold slowly at former rates. Bean., both old and new, rather lower, and the demand limited. Barley declined 14. to 24. I per qr. on all descriptions. Wheat, new, 194. to 20s. ; fine, 225. to 235. 64.; old, 174. to 20s. • floe 224. to 233. Bd. ; Blendcorn, 18s. to 18s. ; fine, 204. Rye, 144. to 164. ; Beans, 174. to 184. • ' fine, 205.; old, 18e. to •n. Pea., white, 16s. is 174. ; grey, 164. to 17s. per three bushels. Oat,, new, 20s. to 235.; fine, Me. to 28s. ; old, n. to Ns. ' - fine, zs 2B4. to 345. Barley, 284. to We. ; fine malting, 32a. to Us. 6d. par qr. Elautzton, Nov. 29.-Our market was fairly attended to day, and the supply of Barley rather large, but the quality varied a good deal, and little fine sold at near last week's rates, while the middling and inferior were ls. to 2s. per qr. lower. Wheat being more or less affected by the weather, sold at about la lower. The mune may be mid of Beane. Huirrinoixus, Nov. 27.—There was a moderate show of Wheat, the beet samples of which were readily sold at a trifling abatement. Barley could not be bought lower ; but Oats could not be sold without submitting to some abate ment. No Beans or Peas appeared. KIIVIDAL, Nov. 27.—The attendance wee but scanty. Wheat of good quality was sold at an advance. Oats rather lower. The neighbourhood has been rutted with extremely heavy rains. Imiczersa, Nov. 27.—Tine Wheat sold at about last week's prime; damp and middling, le. to 2a per qr. lower ; other grain remainieg about u hug quoted. Wheat, from 525. to 65e. Barley, 30s. to 355. Beaus, 52e. to CU Oats, 30s. to 36e. Flour, fine, els. per sack ; seestub, 395.; thirds, 375. - - NOITHAYPTON, Nor. 27.—There baa been a large show of Wheat and Barley, which met a slow sale, at a decline of fully ls. pm qr. Other things the same as lest week. . . nourrox, Nov. 27.—There has been very little business doing in the trade during the week, the transeetions being generally eonflaed to buyers for immediate consumption. Wheat and Flour must be, noted the turn lower, but all other articles have remained stationary in Talus. The sup ply of farmers' Wheat to-day was not equal to the demand, consequently it met a brisk sale, at the full rates of this day se'nnight. Irish being more plentiful, barely maintained our quotations. Flour dull, and the turn lower. We ex perience a limited demand for Oats, but prices ere unalterd. Irish Oatmeal commands a fair share of attention, without any material change in value. English is o ff ering freely, on rather lower terms. In other articles no change. Bututwanuer, Nov. 27.—The supply was large, but the demand wall, and the trade ruled languid, as follows: Wheat, 6s. 3d. to 6s. Ild. Barley, 41. 2d. to 41. 6d. Oats, 3s. 2d. to es. 3d., per imp. bushel. - - - SWINDON, Nor. 29.-The few samples of Wheat offering in grinding condition made about 131. per load ; all other desenptions from 111. to 121. ; not one-fourth found buyers. Much Barley in the market ; trade dull. Some very supe rior stalling, heavy sad bright, was sold at 295. per qr. ; very fair simples, 275. to 28s. ; good grinding, 265. Oats, the Beset bed, were sold this day at 26.. per qr. ; good, at 245. • inferior, 20s. to 21s. Beans, best old tick, 635. per qr. ; 'good, old and new, 48s. to 50s. Pees, white, 465. ; grey and maple, 43e. per qr. Rye as last week. Winter Tares, from 7.. to 7s. 6d. per bushel. Yaixotrrn, Nov. 27.-The best dry samples of Wheat ' sold on the some terms as last week, but middling and light qualities very dull male. Barley for the best is rather lower, and for shipping qualities the demand is very limited: Beane and Peas in fur supply, and prices rather lower. Oats remain the same. Wheat, white, 63.. to 561. ; red, 48e. to 625. Barley, 28s. to 31s. Beans, 42.. to 435. Foal, 40s. to 43.. Oats, 22a. to 301. per qr. ALTONA, Nov. 23.-Wheat on the spot, for immediate shipment, has been taken freely. Our currency is 625. to 63.. for 631 b. to 641 b. best runs of Upland, and 481. 6d. to 495. for Holstein, weighing 631bs. per busheL For spring shipment at the Lower Baltic ports there is much inquiry at about 46e. to 46a, with the usual advance; but there is thus far little offering, and under 475. 6d. Mecklenburg and Pomeranian could scarcely be had. A small parcel of Holstein, 8211 b., has been sold at 465. to 465. 6d., and there is nothing else offering under 465. Barley on the spot, 29e. 6d. to 30s. Danish, for spring, held at 245. 9d. Oat., on the spot, 16e. to 16s. 9d. Danish, for spring, held at 17s. 3d. to 17.. 6d. for 381 b. to 3811 b. ' • and west coast, 5641 b., at 16e. 9d. Peas on the spot rather cheaper, and good boiling description, to be had at 395. 6d. to 40s. Rape. treed, 261. 6s. for spring shipment in Denmark. Cloverseed very quiet ; red is held firm, at 36e. to 424. for middling to tine Bohemian and Silesian ; and for ordinary to extra fine white, 265. to 441. 6d. is still lurking. Da.treztc, Noy. 20.—N . ..a Wheat, inland, weighing 571 b., bat fetched 42a. to 43e. White Peu, middling quality, 35e. Hamstrao, Nov. 23.—Yesterday and to-day we have bad a lively demand for Wheat, and a comakitrable quantity sou taken at about the prices of this day ...might, being fully Is. per quarter higher than at the sad of last week. Up land, 631 be., fetched 635. to 635. 6d. ; MeiMMus and Hol stein, 610:s. to 621 be, 495. to 51s. FM. ths Bs/de we have hardly any offers of Wheat. For spring shiperest, 621 be Holstein has been sold at 46e. 6d. per quarter. Bass Bar ley has been sold, 631 be. per barrel, at 245. fid. pa quarter on board at &eland. and a cargo is said to have bean sold at the same price for spring shipment. Danish and Ho,- stein, 5311 n. deliverable here, fetches 26a. to 275. par Tartu on board, Oats offer very sparingly from Demme& and Sweden, and are held at oar quotations ; several pars& kw% 351bs. to 361 be., have been taken at 16.. Bd. to Mier qr. es board. Beans are becoming scarcer ; dais sell at its,; ems at Me. to 85e. 6d. per qr. Peat are flat at our %meatier. In Clovermed nothing doing. Beet Lamed Oahu lei buyer, at 91. 10s. to 91. 120. per tom, Wheat, Anhalt Hag. red, 150 162 ; ItmeM 160 162; Heckles,. and Posen, 147 162 ; Ise la ; Lower Elbe, 134 153 •, Rye, Russian, 74 88 ; Kea., and Posen, 88 100; Holstein and Lower BIM, 94. Bar*, Arch. and Maid., 77 86 ; Holstein and Mecklen., 76 83;1 lii the HAY.—SMITHFIELD, Two o' Cock.—Melors Cooper and :Davie, Hay and Straw salesmen, report the trade very heavy. Primo Meadow 66a to rat. Soma— 646. to 00s. &raw . na to 26, Irdeefor I to 60n Clore' ?Ea to 90. I CATTLE, &c.—Total of Cattle received in London, by the Eastern Counties Railway, for the week ending Nov 27 : Bouts. Sh 914eep. Pits. Calves. 1 At Loodr At Stratford station.. 19 At Totteanam 230 71131 CHESTERTIELI, FAIR.—The show of Cattle was fully so large as could be expected at this dead end of the wawa, and there was little demand except for fresh barren stock, and those in milk and near hand calving ; the latter kind. main tain summer prices. A great number of old sad lean barrels stock were driven away unsold. The Horse show was very 1 deficient in good animabi; really good draught and Nags are ready sale. Very few Sheep, and little doing at highest prices. Pigs not plentiful, and on higher terms. Lot—tit Fara.—The show of fat stock was by no means extensive, and the quality somewhat below an avenge. Beasts fit for the slaughter-house met with a ready sale, at from 7s. 6d. to 8.. per stone. Fresh things /old rather briskly ; but store Beast generally met with a dull sale, and a great mail did not exchange hands. The show of Sheep was small and inferior. We observed a few Horses, which were of little value. The prices of stock generally were not considered good. SWINDON, Nov. 29.—The show was large: The finest fat flavors and Short-horns made lls. per more ; • few very superior might reach 6d. per score more ; while other good Beasts did not mike more than 10s. 6d. ; a considerable number of moderate Beast going at 100. ; fat Cows, 41. Od. to 9m. 9d. The demand for fat Calves was good; some very superke making from 7d. to 744. per lb. Some of the hest air-tooth Down Wethers sold at 64a. to 66. per head, or nearly M. per lb. ; large Coltirwold breed at 71d. ; ether Sheep, if in any fair condition, 7d. The suppl y at iht Porkers and Boma Hogs was large; there were MOM 6r sale than milked for the demand ; end trade was doll, at a decline of dtd. per MOM poop& the very boot not wskoll more than 10s. 6d., while many sold at 10s. per mom, aril& roc lb. The sale et all deeriptisms ad lora Ma was very limited, at prime cm the decline. Downs MAITINICAS FAIL—The number of Sheep WU much lees thaa usual at this maim, sad prises were from 2s. to Os. a head higher than at Dena* Latter Fair, held four weeks ago. The chief stock at this modest was Nos, and p• may he quoted at tram 10a 1•11 L, slid it is sp pased all the Sheep were sold of Of Writ Galde about the usual quantity appestat Yoar-olds rimed ten Ilk In 21.105. ; six-quartar-olds, W. to 41. For low esmersy Cattle there was a good demand. Farrow Coln sold* ken 61. to 81. ; Cabers, 71. to 101. ; hat few of tires laliber odor were in the market Fat Cattle sold well sad readily, et fray last Dome's market prior, say Ss. Er &did slime; Wl* mar betaken as thstsporiss of ht. Therewsaberepesrthew of Romeo. Good out HOMO %remold Isomr OK teal. ; yew old Colts or Fillies, IW. 114.; browyestr-eW SW. toZ e il. three-year-olds, 261. WSW Fer row Hans tithe to be a good demand. - - Mot ROSS FAlL—Thera win as mow show of pol Cottle for wintering, which met with a psi prices considerably above thole of Dom tool. gma = Cows brought from 41. to 101. , but Cuo our oolvlog in poor reqacat for the Edinburgh mobil, even at rthomoil priors, ranging, according to quality, gram 111. te More was a good turn-out of useful drought Horses, for add* sales were dull, and priers were eonatderad about 101. beim therm obtained at Whitsuntide last. For Yesterday's Markets ma lee pegs. SHIPPING. Molts Aixtvien.—Thablin, 3; Waterford, 2; Denaghadaa 1; Hamburg, 1; Boston, 1 ; French, 1; Filmdom, 1 LONDON, Nov. 30.—Wind this day at soon, 8.W., light aim, and hazy. Dart, Nov. 29. W. to W.N.W.—Arrived : Sir Charles Napier, Bombay ; Experiment, Rio Janeiro, and sailed for Gothenburg ; Ann Smith, Cuba ; Defender, St. John's, N. 8., and sailed for Hull k Droste), Malta, and paused kir London. Arrived from the river and remain: Dash, St. John's, N.B. • Triton, Cadiz ; Tropic, and Marlhoroxgh, Jamaica ; Charlotte,' and Windsor Castle, St. John's • William Pale, Monte Video ; David Malcolm, Adelaide • A nn Rankin, and Virginia, New Orleans; Palinurus De:aerate ; Adelaide, Jersey ; Charles, Tobago ; Ann Filir;, fit. Domingo; Mar garet Milne, Santa Martha; Edward Thorne Valparaiso; Maria Hardy, Rio Janeiro ; Islander, Barbado s.;i Lord Wel lington, Charleston ; Warrior, Gibraltar ; Charlotte, Bom bay ; Heaters', Halifax ; Saguenay, Mobil.. Arrived from the river and sailed: Branette, Newport; Mode°, Port Adelaide. Paned: Triad, and John Pant.,, hos Newcastle, , for Venice. Sailed: Matrons, Ccastantiempl• ; Bolivar, St. Vincent; Champion, Porto Rico. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 29.—W.N.W., ems.—Arrived: Orissa, from Cowes, for New Zealand ; Prosperous, Oporto. &lasi 3 Velocity, Junkies. Coax, Nov. 27.—N.E.—Hailed: Victory, Aden ; Sher broke, New Orleans ; Learoshago, St. John's. Win', Nov. 28.—The Sisters, of ;Dundee, was wracked near Pulteney Town Harbour on the 21st instant; mew saved. . . -.. I3ITNDISILLAID, Nov. 28.—The Mary Jane ban become a wreck; materials :saved. ALDBOROT OR, Nov. 28.—The brig Daiwa*, and from Stockton, to London, struck on the 'Whithig Sod ea the l 27th instant, and is leaky. FLueovrß, Nov. 29.—W. le WW., .—Arrtved : Fens, iron Alexandria, les Sisa; Alum dna • Lord Stanley, from Belize, tor Myosin& Sailed : ihrietut, Gambia; Elisabeth, Barcelona; Psis& Antwerp. (locums's, Nov. 26.—Sailed : Halcyon, Pasta Arenas. OPP BRISTOL, Nov. 27.—51. ISISTSISOS, foes St. Andrew's, N. 8., for Gloucester. Mounties, Nov. 26.—A small boat, narked " Sarah and Isabella, Sunderland, Richard Maddison," was picked up near the Ball Rock. _ . GFATTNI 3;13, Nov. 2L.—The Ramon, to Port Adelaide, has put back, with cioaaidemilde damage. Donn., Nov. 29.—The Timeantem C ' , des Loa don to Cape Coast Castle, as &ore near D is az pectsd off next spring tides, without am asp i sump discharging in good coaditicm. Kimoevovnv Nov. 28.—The Aleedu tram Lisopesi le Cork, in proceeding to use last night, drove apes the =Mk of the eastern pier, and beat heavily; but the woe get of leaky, with forefoot gone, mid saner unshipped. Has bees towed up to Dublin to be sarverd. et, ISLAND or BiNNICULA, Nw. Is . — The Leader (schooner), of Coleraine, Am DAM le , want ea shore on the Island of illrmaa, ea the Zia ; wow saved. EWPORT. —A boat 'warty artworeuthad "AIM& Math, P. Owen, jun., Cardiff," bas brae Oohed up of Gouldeliff. FILAIIIILBUZG, Nov. 26.— TM thr W. Mayan, from Wyburg to Hull, has arrived of Moe inky, and mast discharge ; she is in an expand sikwAiss, bet the water is not raCieutlyint the bar to admit kat bahre . diaohariiag. 2dit•roaD, NOV. 14.—A bog Wok In a stowara otalo, marked " Hero, of Oarmarthaa. David hem," was picked up on the 17th het, at the enema rid& harbour. Tao Samosas Omaha, a Gamroaa.—At. hat hem ruseival at Lies Ms the Advalralty, a owlets lathe hem oftwig ii . kilarte martin Oaptait Jaen of the Doi* verni treat Geis te kat lazz a t e the West Piet up hex Boa et the ettheseedt. vie wee sevosealsd inn hi a thieit e Xtrlght Weft to Shaine fait mail bete, awl were ailiedleat le eats. 9) reps- 7 ei at present. ("Hear," intik POOR-LAW ADVA II NtiII (IRELAND). Mr. F. FRENCH eked—let. " 'What course govern ment means to adopt for the recovery of the moneys advanced to the several lIIIiOOI in Ireland, under the provisions of the act 10th and 11th Vie. e. 7, for the relief of the destitute poor, and how much o: the money so advanced it is their in tention to insist on the repayment of ?"-2nd. " Whether or not it is the intention of government to have completed those works undertaken in Ireland under the previsions of the act let and 2nd Vic. c. 21 ; and if it should not be the intention to complete those works, whether sr not they intend to ask from the grand juries repayment of any moneys expended by them on such works? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER—With re gard to the first question, which referred to the repayment of the advances made under the Rations Act, he bad stated early in the year what be conceived the probable amount of those advances would be ; be wee now happy to my that. I owing principally to the fall in the price of provisions, the actual sum advanced had been considerably below that esti mate. The vote he had taken was for a sum not exceeding 2,200,0001., but though the relief wu continued further, in point of time, than was originally contemplated, the actual expenditure, including the charge for fever hospitals, had been only:1:673,0001. The sum to be recovered varied in each union according to the ability of the union to pay, the circumstances of the several onions differing in thus mate rially; as, for instance, in the Ballina onion, which comprised one of the poorest and most distressed districts, the sum to be repaid was 13,3001., while the grant was 43,0001. In the Ballinaaloe onion the amount to be repaid was 20,0001., the grant being 11.0001. In Westport 6,0001. were to be repeid, while 37,0001. were granted; and in Wexford 7,8001. were to be repaid, the grant being . only 6001. He might add that the whole SAM to be repaid was ranch below the advances, and that both were lower than the esti mates. With regard to the woad question. 'What would be done in reference to the completion of the roads must depend much on what might be done by the several grand juries. At the commencement, it was distinctly stated by , the late government that they undertook these works not to , complete the roads, but, by employing the people upon them, to afford some relief during the continuance of the distress under which Ireland was then suffering ; and it had been same announced, by several o ffi cial documents which had been laid oa the table, that the present government did not consider themselves under any obligation to complete the works which had been commenced with that object. The ' works had been continued as relief works; and the necessity for continuing them as relief works havingl mama he did not intend to impose upon the people of England any further harden for that purpose. This, however, be was prepared to do. So soon as the nuns already advanced should be , repaid he should be ready to recommend that such sums be re-advanced for the porpoise of completing the works left on finished, provided the grand juries made presentments in favour of such a course. BANK 18817E8 COMMITTEE. Wane& /LURE wished to know whether it WU intended that the committee. the Chancellor of the Exchequer wu about to more for would extend its inquiry to the system of banking in Scotland and Ireland as well as England ? It would be Numbered that Scotland and Ireland were not inehtded in Sir It. Peel's bill of 1844, but were provided for by a subsequent act. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER stated that ' the WAS °ibis motion would be found sufficiently extensive to Include Ireland and Sonland, as well as England. HOP DUTY. Mr. FREWEN askeTltiteClivWellor of the Exchequer whether, in the contemplated revision of the excise laws, he could hold out any hope of the repeal of the duty on hope ? The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER hoped, es he had said, to be enabled to make a considerable revision of the laws In question, but it must not be snob a revision as would interfere with the revenue—(beer)—and he could scarcely now be expected to anticipate what be might have to say at bringiag forward hie financial statement LAW REFORM (ISLE OF MAN). Dr. DOWRING wished to know whether it was the In• tuatiea of government to lame a commiasion with a view to dr warm of the civil and criminal judicature of the Isle of Ma!? Mr O. GREY—Looting at the result of the commission width had been appointed two years ago to make an inqsdry u to the administration of the chit law to the Channel Islands, and from whom no report had yet been remised, he wu but little inclined to recommend nth a warm. Neurthelem if sufficient grounds were shown for doing so he shoots not be indisposed to muse some inquiry to be mad*. APPOINTMENT OF STIPENDIARY MAGISTRATES itILAIiIST Mr. If ABER inquired whether the report was merest that Mr. W. Ryan, of Clonmel, bad been appointed to the dike of stipendiary magistrate of Tipperary • and if so whether he did not also hold the cams of coron er,inspect4 of weight* and measures, and registrar of births and deaths The answer of Sir W. SOMERVILLE, owing to his turning his back to the gallery, was not heard. SUPPLY. _ The order of the day for the committee of supply was then read, and the boom baring resolved itself into committee, Mr. Banurax, ea the motion of Lord J. Mumma., took the chair. The pangs tithe Queen's Speech stating that directions had been gives in preparing and laying before the loses the estimates for tbs ant year was med. Mr. J. PARKES then moved tbs anal formal vote, that a supply be grastaill• bee WIWI:. RUMS *vied whelk' ft was the intention of her Mntsity's govaanne tamale lb appdstmout of a roma n/an to enillie the salts of Se amend taxation of the esealsy WI breerhea with the one of moertaining if tin emote seal nut be rani la a roam th at should helms lesslimena g n sat hee waseelin le See esseiry than ander lbw peene_en.__ lamb'. 1 7 0011111.1. milk woe sethardel by govornmant progess way seematise "Inn es in ',abject of general Wanks era the when sapaghen el the matey. It w omen,, lowenr, ineaded M mesa a rannillse yea law am ca*est Oda lan erain. wirdlasese• ea terra agniaby is what be Ma. HUMS—Theat it would baleen la nay N abaft e" 'ha been the .. of appobating a sainsti he the pewee Ye lei Lad J. 107111111E7rould in that ease pewee" his me. ties sa an saisadimat to that of the hoe. geatkaaa. The vete wee then agreed to, and the base resumed RAILWAYS BILIe. _ . Cho the order of the jai for tio; mired TlOalg of the Kr. JACKSON said he was raid the hoer bad or bon in parer= of the Railway' DE a Wider hog& it thae to enable has amber to earkir ho ,_ , fie ; old he therefore bad to air of the right boa. OS OblEllael of the Exchequer to preptse the mesa The CHANCELLOR of - the EX I MMEI cold * wee quite right that dam should be era hr tbooladdrolles of the bill; bat it was Reformat est dr aroore drill be I pored brined with as littie ir r oodbik sad he arra W boor arid take the lo M ord or p lag at i rather Or tar, ea bie roodid that trio arid M olherd dor ib taidat biro fi rest Into orritios. (Hear ) Tho bin yen dra road a mond bate, sad cedar to be araitted at I N OlrllQ INEWD• Er G. GRlTitriel thelioreask et Cr Xakatra Waal M adaT.a to the aditeme et twine la bawl le The males hallos bete pat awl week le, the el Tsai the fil liMarp iPill = . ad la wen emits labial ebeeleee Wow Wm boa tommillot and a t of imolloollmilm W am oltiolot NM; ississious vollome bpi AO& TM onelorli too TO Timor col oomoy Ito mom why at - Ot illotolisim art to pre via ttozoostillm a ollsork Tim Whit, MY tt, isintimr, to to lir eto Mr lomostle waSollt~ edema to auk milmot tatilimmt tido, twist persdln=l eke owooloolloo of almo Is motels tomiltood abler of lit G. GREY that net ask aeii—lt wee with hasp et deep regret, is resseleme wilt the raeorameadatila Ma ! mod the pimp elf kararepdies epee& whisk bed bate Joat read, aidl la the Mine at ea imam the ditty, that he Pm le auk the hew kw Zirate ise ea de talk et Ills beau a iii• Wks getweigket et aim sea, wasp la ma Mails is Wm & Tba atiMaliaa rlres liewa lu Ureetek M a ths = saim I pthigi 4 Ihs obspossisaisi ia l ari=sliv. esa issamies sir agisibbie at ibis smismity, tai we wad .41" . mr , dustf- -;4 #;;9 ad r-4solir sad i • V _ - eb , m . 4- 1. 4 11) 44t ;r3lealoq ; NA tan 1 3 04 ,1 4. 1 05 es 1 .1.-1. • eon! I Ass! And .o , ooaismq• tat-s•T • suf. tea et qE ~t a.sliw w 1 2sein sdl fie stis 4,3,A sir iglienst liar, and which were enumerated in the venal consta bulary reports, the number of which in October, 1847, was 1,036, while in October, 1846, they heel amounted to 1,483. —the grow amount in January reaching the maximum of 2,885. He begged to state that it was no bill of indictment he was about to bring forward against the people of Ireland. He would not use the language imputed to others by the hon. member for Cork, whea he observed that the whole country had been described u a country of assassins—a description which any one at all acquainted with the affairs of Ireland must know to be wholly unfounded. There were, no doubt, districts in Ireland in which crime . might be said to have been concentrated—in which, during the lan few years, the records of crime had been of a peculiar cha racter, and the crimes themselves of a most fearful and appalling nature. He more particularly alluded to the re ports of secret assassinations, which were apparently the result of secret conspiracies against the rights of property, whether that property was held by the smallest class of farmers, or by individuals to the extent of 6,000 acres—secret conepiracres by which men who had acted in the moat exemplary manner were doomed to be brutally murdered, and which consequently spread '.error and dismay through the districts in which they existed. He was sore that the constituencies of hon. members represent ing Ireland, and whose character was engaged set those charges to which he alluded as having been made in igno rance, would not refuse to come forward and aid the government in their intended eadeavonr to avert the hand of the assassin, and to afford that protection to the lives of the peaceable, orderly, and well-disposed subjects of her Majesty which they had a right to expect from the govern ment of the nation. (Hear, hear.) He wished . particularly to observe that the crimes to which he adverted had not developed themselves in those parts of Ireland's which dis tress was still severe. As had been stated by It ill hon. friend the Secretary for Ireland, on the Mit night of the session, the more honourable members examined the more they would see that there was not the shadow of a pretext—of course there was no excuse fir such crimes under any circumstances—but that there was not a shadow of pretext that the perpetrators of those crimes had been ' driven to commit them in a fit of desperation produced by ' poverty or want. On the contrary, those crimes were cons ' miffed in districts where there was sulboient money to pay the rents, but committed with a view of deterring the pro : rf i t e ht Th law of i t n b le s f o e il ne f e7,7l%!Nst r Z u ht,l e I'l. the strong grni."l7: be me by the allegation on the part of some hon. gentle , ems that the measure which the government were going to ' pregmo as a remedy against that state ef things was nothing men than the old and regular expedient of coercion, while they left the evils of the country untouched and made as effort to ascertain their cause. (Hear.) He would say to the hon. gentleman oppaaite, who cheered that remark, tad If, upon hearing the measure explained, be could net eingesterise it either as a needless or harsh measure of nom elem—if he should admit that it was only a jest measure of sly bdissuffea, only for the powers essential to enable the governeset to the duty it owed to her Ms jeers elegeste la hl elm then would he ( Sir.. Grey) ebbs Me wee k sweat it, u a :oeuvre for preventing the genies of hams bleed by the hand of the forwardly amine n. delleg breed • wall or in a ditch, to take away the IN 0 a are who was Inemedeur et ea den e having an mew ma meth, or of twee Alai Site to create um (Hear, War.) He to far eon ..emed in the remark, that he did se propose this IN as • ears for these evil whisk eo keg afflicted Ireland, lad in which many crimes had me doubt received their origin. It would be • very she/bighted ey indeed to make the mon premed= el grime agektions or meal merearre the else el _ ; ed in the emend tha ewes se to It @Mem he the of IN awl we property he, men the pan of the eny inmates or Nee of offering a wE i rkit ali tse linked In its penslem and only temporary in its deaden se a poem ear the tolle of Ireimil, er that by such a reeseam thane they would h• their duty to the inheldlmls nea t .No it to be the duty of a wise gemonent sod to Wake ibr mess rather than arepam—sitheeph be wee net pepered to say that as that eseamitheemplonswere to he amireeL Thus during the peps don ohm waratie preens Nee it was peopeed et lemmas! lathe emeares dari ana7l ige S the noble hod empeseleg lesesed* mil teem, the . jury laws sal saber anbilsele, they m e net the symptoms fitted direr ft hiehlill a g r all:l l ll:res Ito their preeewMea. He ewer Ise tint might do mare in the wey el when mil legaletion. It eight ♦ ft barns. be .Me to brew relations beeves bedlord sad temen—thagh he dlealeheed any psztielpelies le the II Ngita item althea who *might that a masers ea the ea** would Whet emeything, as well se in the epees ef on Ism geetleme who said it would tube the idlers all the lend ; ar te thee of seethe hoe. gen tlemen, that it would ereolonly pipe the tamed in the million of the lastliord• lb dill believe it wadi tend to pat an and to math bearfinosiem diseratent, and heentive to aim ; but what be oiled .d see wee a hielifel and illaillill disarms eludes W all MEM ai strelety—it being p eas e a aegis* of Own diers ida yze i l a an was sere t tbempreent of the ery sad el. feetwelly. Med eel eitetran benehdel nisch hen era the Meet and meet wholesome And while they called eon the gentleme el peewee in Ireland to AM sheope Noe deer vine were sonneeteimith irty, epee the per law weans to MI la the eitheWit "el eat law midi wee crews to mwrowitiestitelem mimeo ell ease to avaperale Nib the pennent ha. the bank of the esealey imorolly, they had a right to elk in ranee epee thegremennect kr protestlen hes the Mel of the esemele. ear, hear.) H a e s a zi advererd to the igemeal sail etleholsey malt of the draft that the aggroper Aber of Weed bed, le Me Illailiesll7 ksi, le ma reeeed isa tt r isy= dee beam bee 611 SIM mem mno Millennats rogrelhot Om au • I slam whisk be re greed to say, bed Mak the len cola ireentle eon fe the soma* mateelelly istreseed. The le reed free wee a name east:rages Ike the six aenwmaw Otaker, INS, and the is months mike Onelme, 1647. la the bet Itthe boorfolloo thesegient the whole of laird were ithelither_pielei 9111 t sollemple ea IN by false at the pee;ew ia dr illet peed iii, le OW sera IN: rolbmies ef emic-in Or dierfmatal IN* the seesed they amounted 1111 Me elesaisailler of MO ; this, into dwellings—in w Illetplial bran eyed Th is would give some We of IN Nelms of this elm ei canoe in those ilia of Nand% ebbe h weal la Ids dot, to call per. Illeeler in em Or Way w while of Ireland wee not Deb if mm illessallo of crime from tame he nien Off Net they were Infinitely more poled wt as moms which he was last year daily sosolitrai dirt hem destitution ; for the ens was the aid regdismaa, and they trusted that Provi dence would nil *AP 011 ear to mitigate and remove the calemitat thieffee when oat weidt showed a demo vity el dr litil i tigittittir a want of leree Sift. h was impoe siurniet le aged Widmer :dmisftiar, the And sew, ode 115 filhile In the =Wit ef NNW Ihre Mil ameba of himisides wee 19, elk* at pateene If fleas tee dwell!. el rel hales el one_ 112; the entire amber at Waste d that dm he all leeiend he Ile moth belt t 196, while the total umber of the um alms he Clore Limerick, and Tippe waryos umpired with the whelp ef Ireland, was 139 ; that we to say, IN of tare 1$ mime were 'perpetrated within thee three while this cVsabeST thesees 78 par counties was matt. of the amount ; 13 mr ma. ohm of ell behold. Of the homicides, the.. wore emeedlled II II Clem 3 la Ideate, 6 in TiP HI est et N Of wee Psta =l9 In Ohio, I f - ID en of IL Of amra nn l illil leed le Ohm 9 in 7 heim 91 eat 091; and if abed. Sin Mee, SI i make 19 ant of the ~ Meeehm only ' I. lk= nert sera led speed to in Ws Ita i rizr e :, mal their mei smw vim* *Logan intris 3 . ef-r() .0 21 J 4,10 aoiurnames at of 19: ...qb s s ar t — Itt — i ince l t . here i Clare, 6 fa 6fa Tapp,- 3 9 2. 1. Ca=fa it io nlr i n imency dreevre_re sd el sibbetise dams there ewe , Nis Maki* sea 1 9 la 4.0.- • iql 0 1 14=11el la. Ts • • : ..„1 -... 11 1dt w , lIISIV/ ,t toss s issistey St omit . „ ~,, 12 u s es oriwzr % k irr i rl uidee limpi esplushic hde en 1 . 0 . -r , . ; Va < I iskt. sad ft would be v. wws. - 7.• , ;eq 10 I ?e ast * fawn in% 1 '