The Express. — London, England, 1847-01-30 00:00:00

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' , ---- ... 41403 67 . 9 Treviikey 194 . 612 British mimater to the Portuguese court, is tazireced, •••e v . , , Mtn 64 .. 2 RP* 80 0 1 41104 .22 7 I it -P. ,° !: with his limply and suite, to Li.hon, in Err Pdajestfa - • NO 131.) LONDON, `4A'llatDAY EYE Q, JAN. 30, 1847. [3(l. 7 • i steam-sloop Medea, which is ordered to be fitted for .1' .1.....—•—•.. _• ..__ _.• . 71 .4 '4 0 I Louisa Earning Popo., Prim Ilirseqmotse. THE EXPRESS tins, in addition to the news in the Moeni re, aSUNDIARyof: the HOME and FOREIC IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. 4 iIILIGENCE which may arrive on the day. lE EXPRESS has the benefit of the Foreign yeses, Correspondence, and other costly thane tes of a Morning. Journal. But the fall and Li lly prepared REPORTS of the MONEY, LWAT. 'PRODUCE; CORN, CATTLE, and MARKETS are the marking feature, eery respectable news-agent will transmit THE .nSS, on receiving a Post-office order at the rate B. 6d. per quarter; but should any difficulty arise, mu are requested to rrmit a Post-olfiee order for amount, payable to Mr. HENRY WALLButuur, Fleet-street, 'London. - RAILWAYS.—The ".°Zsbares and scrips as * de dedisse lavabos* ode 110 THIS DAT IN LONDON. li be 'bawl la last psse.) Lyda sod Denham, 101 Nam. 0 k Leeds 11 Do. Quarters, 17 Do. Fifths, II Do. Paten. 11 p Vas., him, 1 p M. and Booth, 11 Midland, 129 7 Do. New, 17 Do. New, 61 6 Nevus and Bareflak, 131 Norfolk Naive, I 1 N. Counties Union, 4 North De. Eitazda Lßtitlsh, 3.1 Do. Muse', 16 Do. Thirds. Dart& I N. Waist; s • Odd& War 04 Weld.. II ?mead & Wlps. =Pr &NIL Ilothar.. Om* S See.. & sea, e&ds ti N D. de, Om & Obropahreillies, 6 d & INaf. p & Essensi Dem, INS Do. New (10.01 liaLplo. 4, 4 & Tort.. 11 1 61 .. 138,116. Treat Vol., 7 a Ovoid 1. , f 1 I. "4l l. lia ft - • late tit dulls en Bilk Spirits and Ban is Ireland Gad eadSagased great eadtement in this mediae, sad ea it fld. to la. per ',eon has been obtained. the quotations are altered accordingly. Tea ; Deiliss tie week there bar been a good *nine's done in Congos, al porrions rate,. A few sales also have been wad} * plea e at fair prices. —An *erosive business has again heft ' In 0.11110. The total sales aft 4,670 toes Perevat 91. to 91. 10s. ; Übe**, at N. to 81. 10“11 , 1,14ita Bay, at 41. to 64 ; Pategenla, at 41. to SC ; Pervasion lsland, at 61. per ten.— 'Olive 00 : The demand continues steady, and upwards of 100 tans base hand buyrrs at fall prose.—Seiall Wee only of Ed!, Seal and Cod Oil have been seedaat Mr giOitr : fleas.—rals -PAS OR is steady, at thi mriamesilpsorie— Linseed J:ollend pa et plotarie madame ettelbset% Pen 00". Etpereede SIM wee teal sold ia the at the walk at fritallff. Sewn to 871., and by section 320 tuns brought W. 110 a. to 1171. per tan. —Hemp : I* article c011y 2 7741= bees made, at 271. for sew, and 261. to . for Amebae, l'enalauled. 100 Wee I zmir Jute en at ll,esrihabowt dlelbales Egyptian Phi at 291. Ili. kriroptellol. leg fair tasSty, uncleancd.— Tallow: Ile Wilma an Saturday last, 3.50 casks South Aim** elide qiality. realised Vb. 6d. to 61s 3d., and lOS 40s. 6d. to 615.; 400 barrels North AlOl6lllll We bees sold at 495. 3d. to 61s. ; Petersburg Y. C. Irialils ern a little duriag the last few days, and .61s. 6d. heel,* takes, aithoagh 62c. is still *id f.r small pareelt. —Muria* Lard advanced again in the early part of the week bat hae.lnee given way about 2s. per cwt. Atte, fa. 211.—Colee ; Prieto are well supported. Tit. Mi..A.L.a..a.i.........i. ....a 1... — ...5.,... ditto 7 7 - 4 ... It ditto 66 ... 12 ditto 63 . . 7 ditto 61 ditto NI . 17 ditto 51 . . 11 ditto 44 .. 19 ditto 36 . . 14 ditto 60.. 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LE MENDILITY SOCIETY • gaticii - iii e p m &wok is Le I. bete nab ill aftellemot et the lea eh, ▪ riestilmi re** smile et ea ariory lac taiir, ME= gese WC wit gams= pi d i ggior tbe Moe Me mill* I im ennoble le ** et eldetel debit yam td 14111 WM* tM ihee4pero Ana. WI al OM io ll ai ls omi ebe e t ih r ings gam mid= moZiam* be ateeitill le ilmirwir rmit itlemeleb esilmeir *** brie t ierlertrZ Is tbeilsidie el me* eaboilles, abeimeeeteMe: M *dm et mom* Mer.ftelbalieme es the le* d a At Me seed iliespeeMor at the am* Is woe* bee& Ile MOW *MM. MOO, O- M ler tee tbm erel Übe *Mew wep t 11. k g eileitatheeedo embhiel eelkeleme eTheopr md at Istr lettMeme 'MPH; *mei Imowerllreellimea, .1 the Meer gam u. It Moos ao by Mom* lbe ear* tore- Me le lemtleee mem et N. moot Ilmeipmed ei he to, k oar iretapii Wish* the 111 , - 4, l =liTt i tthMO bs4 .4"-- MAR : Par. ET, & Stay 1 !Mao, Dlr. - BiTelame' ITe — re; oo . — lllr Caledonian, 271 q I Do. Halve. , II Cornwall, 11 Direct Northern Oat; If E. Counties, 221 I Do. New, 20 Do. Per., 5 per Cent, No.l, 7 p DO. D 0.., No. I. I P Do. York Eaten., 6 fj p East nesaktre t 6 Do. New, La 7ll Do. do. Bette Ite Peat llooolastilre, q Edlnfera& h Okokow. 74 Do. Rolm. 2 01 Do Quarter, IS 1 Ely &Ifuntleedoe. 137 Pseter, Yeovil. & Dor., 54 Gt. Nor. (Lon. & Pork Rem), 27 Do. (Direct N. RPg ), 4 n - Great S. & W. (Ireland). 27 ' Great N. of Enpiand. 337 4 Greet Weetern, 1271 51 Do. New 9‘ 11.1 . & Selt ir Quertere, 23 wieb k ySt tolmupds 12 66 l9 ditto - I 0 ditto 64... 513 ditto 54. . . 616 6 TOTAL tar. L s. d. 030oolidat4d 678 . 5,600 13 0 I.dod MOMS 716..6,610 4 Treoareon 464...1,541 6 0 6. ear•don .. 396 .1,505 11 0 Terdikay. SM. 8,802 3 6 zw tv ?Lasting and de. ,~ 'a —. lll6ra — Vbrignikorwi llirdi ". ll ". llll4l Fg r " " on illna els .112 of rejection. In proof of this the enmndttee tor ,vate, wring the part weed 76 men were employed nt ewanety'a atone ahem mill, IN at the nu, aml about 250 women and in nick. aura 7,000 DMA, were given during the sae p m c o . reiptior.s are received by the Tr...neer, at Bc . wet ;t, lonatel-,net; also by Mr. T. L. K ter,. nevltt, rer, at the rorietfa 1100. P. 1 1 .1 LiOn't. L. Holborn ; Mr. nnltim, collector, 13, Liverrynl•Ptreet, k ing • at the ag.houred Me,rd. Drummond, Ch. and Co., St. and Sir J. VV. Lubbock and Co., on.hou.e.,.rert, My; also at 'Keret., sc . 4 and Mr. Nisbet, Beraematreet. SOCI E' OFFICI Pnescoccrr.—Brok.our c Q T. Aircted, RAbisitas, Esq., MA. T. Instituted 1811 ..1;11, F.R.S., P.I.S. Sit W. Jardine, Hart., F.R.S.E., LA. arr. 1.. Jesym, M.A., ELS. Prof. Owen, Y.R.V. Prof. J. Phillips, F.R.R. Prof. P. Hoyle, P. J. Senn, El, ELS. H. E Strickland, Eiq., MA, F.G.A. W. . . Dafour, M.IE, F.L.S. ..kll. Esq., 34.11.1. A.„ ' .1, Esq., I.rymple, F.M.4; 9 . I/uubrey, 31. D., E.' L K . '. Ern" . - . i4Fortscs, F. 11.. 4., F.L.S. . Grccille. Li; Li., F.ILS.E.. 11.C.C.5. . Thompaora, Fag., Prea. Nat. Haat. Sae., I*U...it. N. H. Want, Fig., W. Yarrrll, Erg., F.L.S. MILL R. 3 . Matrtatry-groae, Minton. Dowertaal E m ., Efts., F. _ hn.tcm, LLD., F.ILS.E., licriciek-uponTwerd. lalte , tor, M.D.. Elt.S., 29, Olt Burlington-street, London. THE LAWS 01' THE RAY SOCIETY. Th it t his society shall be called "The Ray Society ;" end that its t shun Ls , the ponnotion of Natural Mabry, by the printing of nal works in Zoology and Botany, of new editions of storks of Milled merit, of rare tra,to ant MSS. and of translations and Unser foreisn works which are gessenlly inaccesoilde from the sage in which they are written, ur from the manner In which have been publish. d. IL —lt will be a direction to the council that they shall not print hint th 4t appear, to them suitable to the transactions of Ma d rocietie.. nor any work which • mpectable publUiher shall stake to publish without charge to the author. Every suh , criber of one goblet annually to be considered a mom. tr the surlily, and to be entitled to OOP copy of every book pub d by the society during the year tu which his subscription relates, no member shall incur any liability beyond the annual rub-erip. That the annual nib , criptions shall be paid in ridvanee, and eon ,,d to be due on the 2nd day of February in each yea; and that members as .10 not "4016 their int. ntion to withdraw tr. in the to to the lint day of June, 401 be considered to continue itr•rs, and be liable for ths year subwription. The management of the society shall be veiled in a council of ity-one membeni, of Wilolll one-third shall have their stated reel ...-. in London, and all of whom shall be eligible for re-election at inrual mee ti ng. _ That the council hereafter .hall be ebeteil he the member., at n ling to be held at the time and place of the mectine of tit% ltritiah elation for the Advanceatent of Seience, and that no member to aub,criution i. it: atrria be allowed to vote at any meeting. That the council dcdi elect two actretaries ,•ore of whom *hall e,.dent in Loudon) and a treasurer, who dull ex otecio he mem o( the counciL The annaal fubreription .11111 be dep , .ited In a eharteml tank, le name 01 the tres.urer and twonten.ber. of the council, The aecotus . .” of the n.z.t OA :he os —.. .elete shall samined srmullte by two audlitors :Ip:wonted by the council ; the torn to b.• niembZ-rs of the soe:ety, who are not members of coon awl their statement eireo!ttell among the subscribers. ' • That the nonibrr of Look" of the wieietr's publiewlonn ',hall, un otherabw directed br the mined, he limited to the number of al autivribers who oludl haw been curdled, and paid their wh itlow, on or before the _nil day June. That the editor , of work, published by the tweet; be entitled number of eopief, not eaceetting twenty, as may be decided by the following Work, hare been published, and may be still obtained by Subsolhens. Fon en. Einwr 11 AR, 1844. EPORTS on the PROGRESS of ZOOLOGY and BOTANY, con sisting of— _ . . . . Gln,•rv;ll him on the Kate of Zoology in Europe, by Males Lucien iparte, trawlated by thigh E. Strickland, Jun., WA, Rep. rt on the Progress of Vegetable Pbyaiology, by Dr. 11. F. L trarrilated by E. Linkeater, F.R.S. Report on the Progrere of Zoology, for the year 1842, by Wagner °them, traneluted by W. B. Macdonald, B.A. MEMOILIAI2 , I of JOll3l RAV : committing of the !Jr.. of Juhn Ray, by Dakota ; the Biographical Noticeof Ray, by Baron Prvi i R and M. Ih. Urn TioicLa, in the Biographie Unireraclle ; Life of Bay, by Sir J. It, SIM 1r ; the Itinemaira of Ray, with Note+ by Nleaw. 11.01,11.1 . 0 N sou YA6artL ; edited by E. LAllsu.orrx, M.D., F.R.S. Page I.—A MONOGRAPII (with Coloured lintwiritta of every apemen) of the BRITISH NUDIBRANCIIIATE MOLLEstIA, by MCVPIII. ALIO. and ILIANCOM. FoLL Tut. $lOOOO Tun, 1843. TF.ENSTRUP on the ALTERNATION of GENERATIONS, tranalated from the German, by Guam.. F.R.G.S. MONOG:t.11 . 11 of the BRITISH NUDIBit NCIIIATE MOL IXSCA, with 13 coloured itluatraticas in 'db.:Slot, by Mews. 41.0.. R and fiascoes. Part REPORTS and PAPERS on BOTANY, COogisting or translation . tumnni on the Morphology of the Conifenr, with 5 platen, ,dated by G. Bunk, F.B.C.S. tinaebach. iteportn 011 the Progrow of fieographical Botany. for ..1-1, tramiated by W. B. 11..c.10n..1,1, 8.A., and 1.. Busk, F. 1t.C.8. NAgeli. Menu - arm the nuclei, formation, and growth of Vtgetable ti translated Arthar Ilenfreyt, link. Report on the Prognais of Vegetable Physiology for 18423, elated by J. Ifiad•nn, 8.31. Fon Thum YILLII. 1116. !EVEN'S ODIC:RAP/1Y of PLANTS,. translated by Mies MARC son Jonsoerow. ..... ...... BURSEISTER 1111 the ORGANISATION of TRILOBITES, with six Plates, traroluted from the German, and edited by Proteseors BELL Mild El.. itio Et. 1111.,. - . ALItE and \ CO( la on the NI,DIBRANCIIIATE 1110 - Lt ntA. Part 111. lothastiar Works are either in the Press, or in a state of great fcricantriere : Bibliothees Zoolosties et Pelienotolotrica ; being a complete illy of works on Zoology and Valmont°logy, by I•rokimor Amanda, .eufeluitel, edited by Hugh E. $ trialmo, jun. itrOorts on the rmgrem of Zoology, translated front the Ger by (norm Busk, FALC.S. I. im.rus's Travels, translated from the Swedish by W. FM. ltiv'v Letters, comprising those published in the " Philnaophical rrs." and those in it anuseript in the library of the British rum. Aeara %Natural History of Paraguay, tranalatad from the Spariah. Ptukoophy of Nature l tranqated by A. lake, FN. ,k. n. Dr. Dlekie. It P. George, Fowl. r.t, W. Thompoon, kY4 H. Du,ey. nngham Dr. Perry. Llwispoi, Dr. Marmon. Lyda, Romney 11.mb, Dr. Plomley Oeo. Sayle, Eq. Ilariebeotter, Peter Borrow, K. .Tyne, J. lbornh.ll, ro171)r. st. Erimund'*, C. Smith, Frei. bridge, C. C. Babaurton, Earl. in‘aird, G. Menu, .q. r tenham, W. Cdry, Fgq. lir. Igareey /I J. tkii; ti Robert Ball, Lg. hunch, gent Balfour. • [Jr. R. D. Thompeon. r, 'ter, J. M. Hitch. EM. dining, .1. D. Salmon, Eaq. • Griaree Dusk, rep. m-ry. T. Gn.Ung., Laq. 1.,x, Jr. Inglis.. ings It. !tanking. F. 'rid. IJocd Tbomaii, go+ .4 ire', . Tucker Dsq. And, Dr. Reid. , Norman, Esq. len, J. king, E.g. ader, S. simpron, Faq. T. P. Trale, Earl. 'arr. J. larley, Vag. I mann uniintinna are renneate . . . 1 1. N or. ch, T. Br ightwell, Vag. Nottingham ' Booth Eddlaon, Eng. Oxford, Dr. Daubeney. Plymouth, fkr. J. Dore. Portsmouth, W. Roper, Fan. Reading, G. Lovejoy, Esq. Rydi, Ink of Wight, Dr. If. Salter. Scarborough, Dr. Murray. shefileld, 11. Jackson, £oq. Shrewslittry, Rev. W. A. Leighton. ithlrnouth, Dr. CuLen Southampton, J. Wooldridge, Stownwitet, R . C. Wee, En. Tauntrm, C. thiWra, Ten by, South Wats, Dr. P.loorair. Tonfuly, Dr. Battei Jey. Tottenham. J. Lewin P.N. W.lkeflelrl, P. Naylor, t w Winchester, Dr. A. D. Whitehaven, W. Dickies" Witham, Jacob U. PattMek Seq. Worcreter, Dr. Streetes. York, W. 11. Yoke, Eq. d to be addressed to the triedmi Subaeriptinea may P) , eflre meter or cheque to the Ell "AR ,-!inalmukteet. paid to the 1..1 Secretarie., or b 7 London Seezetary.--(lty order of )WIN LANK WM, M.D., Perretar• he Ine.dret. TEN r WATCHES & CLOCKS.--E. J. I)ENT, bY_Sleeinl appointment, Watch and Clockmaker to the Queen, . 11 . Mice Albert, and 1f.1.M. the Emperor or Runde, respect ' wilicite from the public an inspection of hie extensive vtork of I(Htos Youths' silver matches, four eminent, each; excellent r Iteer wgrag.., at mg guineas lowb ; Wien' gold watehro, eight ve each. DENT'S manufacture is inuaranterd to him by three mete patents, granted in 1334, Iv In, and 1042.-32 Strand; 33. ; end 34, Royal Exchange. DENT'S pitient Dipleido e. for determining the true time to within a Keened, by obeerving of the sun or Mar over the meridian. Price RI. 2a. each. C I • L%F.ItAtCI2)I GUIDE TO/IBATII AND LONG LUIS. irPrim la each, by poot, in Flamm, la. dd. each, HAT' IV) EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID. (With Diet-tahlea for all Complaintp.) 2. IIOW TO BE "Jueunds Vivere."—fle. It is contended that nlna-tentha dinmant and miwrieri are of our own creation, such'. b 7 card , " t able.induhrenem, mental irareibilite, inlidenor, or other per- L nemilitritierk, awl that good health, sOund dieratlon, dreamleas contented days art at our command. By an Aserronce al Arne ermtained in there memoir, the worst mum of hypachondrl- 4 wb debility, and indigestion may be cured In km than Patentoritenrow; Mann, 35, Cornbill ; Bath., A • - •fteet: Carraiho, 147, Fleur-atreet Neb.!. 4 5 7, d ir'rl nom the Author Pi Argyll-Ow% Repent-street. No* oudy, aro Edition , in demr COWL BOTANY; or The RUDIMENTS of BTANICAL sCIENCE. By Dr. LINDLEY, Ph• 11 , FELS . " I ' d Watt nearly 40ft Bluptrtaktag price ball bound. Lo" Web: Bradbury and Eynon, Whitetrttni. .1 I British with his M ! • Petreeet ajesty' steam-sloop w ids _ be fitted the reception of his eeoteuey at Woolwich. In the House of Loads, last night, tt g e Earl of Fits william, followed by Lord greugtuu- , brought under the notice of their/Srdships the great amount of im migration which. 'Was taking place of Irish paupers into Liverpool fad the ports of Scotland on the followed by mf, .ne observation on the operation 7 d tli; Leheer;r4t 7 e / Act . — Lord Aberdeen, in reference to the ee laden,* between France and England on the abject of the Spanish marriages, in quired ;‘,.ether the Freneh government h a d returne d any au Rer to the last n o t e o f L or d P almerston, i n Vtter of the Sp- A nish marriage, and w h e th er , i n case ny such answer bad been received, it were in ten/ied to lay it before the house. His lordship (elt eblingly that it - was meet desirable that all further riirrespondenco on this subject should cease. It was continued without any practical or defi nite object, and the tone and temper in which it was carried on might lead to unpleasant results. The Marquis of Lansdowne said that such an answer had been received by the French ambassador, but as its arrival had only just been notified to the Sw.retary of State for Foreign Affairs, be (Lord Lansdowne) was not in a position to snits whether its contents were of such a nature Go to warrant its production. Sa was es desirous 5e,,,,00 - noble lord that . the coeteoponffenee should brfittght to a ter mination ; but he, of course, could not say whether the despatch referred to might or might not require an answer. At all events he could assure the house that her majesty's government had not the ' slightest inclination to suppress or withdraw any one particle of the evidence, or of the circumstances that had attended these transactions, but that, on the con trary. they were most desirous that they should be, in a complete state, laid before the house, for their lord ships' information and mature consideration.—Lord Brougham was quite satisfied with the candour of the noble marquis's answer, hut as, however, the pro- longation of the correspondence could lead to no re sult, he hoped it would erase.—The other business was merely of a routine character. In the House of Commons Lord JOHN RUSSELL intimated the order in which he should proceed with Irish measures. On Momlay next to move for leave to bring in a bill to render valid the proceed ings which had been had under Mr. LACOLCHERE'S letter; and when that bill had been riad a second time, to proceed with a bill for the relief of the tem porary distress existing in that country ; and next, with a measure for the permanent amendment of the Irish Poor-law. In answer to a question, Lord PALMERSTON stated that no authority had been given by the Mexican government for granting letters of marque in this country against the United States. A conversation ensued upon the existing state of dis tress in Scotland. The Chelsea Pensioners Bill and the Distilling from Sugar Bill were read a second, and the Buckwheat. &c., Importation Bill a third time. The second reading of the Customs Duties Bill was postponed until Monday next. The other orders of the day were then disposed of, and the house adjourned. Papers from the River Plate have been received, ria Buenos Ayres, to the 15th of November, by the Express packet from Rio Janeiro. Affairs in that quarter remained without change between the lrllig gerent parties. Admiral Ingletield had left the river on the I I th, in the Vernon, accompanied by the Acorn, having been superseded in the command of the station by Commodore Sir Thomas Herbert. From Monte Video the dates come down to the 29th of Nov. It is announced in private letters that reinforcements were being dispatched to the assist ance of Riviera. A new regiment, of six hundred men, had been raised for the purpose in that city. It was understood that the chiefs of the two contend ing ainnies were about to enter upon active opera tions, and that a decisive action might be expected between them, which would perhaps terminate the war, so far as Oribe and Riviera are personally con cerned. NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SmPPLRR• —The fol lowing is contained in a letter received at Lloyd's, from their agent Genoa, Jan. 21, Ma.— This government has issued an order imposing a duty of six francs per metrical cwt. on the exportation of Indian corn from the ports of this duchy, and of fourpenc' per said cwt. overland. The above duty is to pay the half mare of the said sum '.n the exportation of Indian corn meal, granting five days' time for sU the parcels which have already been entered in the Cus toms for exportation." ROYAL VIRT.—It is said that his It. 11. Prince Waldemar of Prussia, will visit this country in the course of the approaching summer. It will be recollected that this gallant member of the meal family of Prussia, under the incognito title of Count Ravensburg, was present at the several actions fought on the banks of the Stahl by the Ire'ian army, under Lord Gough, and whose intrepid con duct was eulogised in the despatches of Viscount Hardinge and the Commander-in. Chief of the forces. His royal high• nes., it will he also remembered, has recently been enrolled among the knights of the noble order of the Bath. THE DIKE OF SOTOMAIOit A FREE-TILMER.—It it said that the duke of Sotomacor is a staunch advocate of free trade principles. During the late discussions on the suga- duties, the duke laboured hard for the cause of Spain, in memorialisibir for the right of admission of Cuba and Porto Rico suear on the lame terms as that of other coon trice, in which his views were strongly supported by Lord Palmerston. On the late occasion of the Cobden festival in Spain, he also explained himself adverse to restrictions in commerce. Under these circumstances, there is more hope of a favourable treaty of commerce between this country and Spain than at any other period, if the Duke of Soto mayor can only maintain his position long enough to inocu late the Cortes with the same spirit of liberalism towards Great Britain. REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF BREAD AND BEER.— Yesterday there was a very general reduction in the price of bread throughout the metropolis, the 41h. loaf of an info. nor quality being charged Sad. and 9d., the best 10,1. A great many of the publicans also announced that beer had Etllen to the old price, 3d. per pot. The reduction was, how ver, by no means general. RELIEF OF DISTRESS Is IRELAND.—COFFEE.—A correspondent suggests that government might svlsanta geously use thin article, in conjunction with others, for food, and says that good masted coffee could he furni.hed at, or under, Gd. per lb., exclusive of duty, that the article should be purchased "in bond," delivered to the victualling department in Deptford Dockyard, and be prepared for use in the same manner as cocoa is for the navy. The nutritive and stimulating qualities of this beverage would, he adds, materially tend to correct the ill effects of low diet. He esti mates that one pound of coffee simply boiled would help to supply a meal to at least twenty persons. COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS. MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. The Bonk of England averages for the week end ing the 23rd !instant show, on comparison with the week preceding, the following results :—ln public deposits, a de crease of 366,700/.; the average amount in hand being 4,669,489/. An increase of private dereeits of 16,109/. ; the amount held being 10,3.55,836/. A decrease of bullion of 506,8011.; the amount held at thelast date being 12,442,14801 An increase of other securities of 38,946!. The Rest in creased by 9,1821. The only and particular feature in these returns is the con tinued drain of coin and bullion. About 1,600,0001. had been draw-n out of the bank at the date since the beginning of the present month, and, as was stated some days since, about two in the whole. is understood to have left the bank down to the middle of this week, which, of course, so far as the differ% nee between the two sums, will be shown in the next returns. Hay:past Two.—The funds opened well, with Consols et 911 to I for account. Hut the unfavourable accounts f ro m pmis male the market heavy, although there has not been much business &iv. A sale of 31 per Cents by the hank broker excited some attention. Consols declined at the close of business to 011 !o I for money, and 9i to 4 for account. Exchequer Bills, fis to 9s. premium. In the early part of the day we hail a slight improvement in Spanish and Dutch Meeks ; hut, except the 4 per Cents. of the latter, they have receded to former quotations. Dutch Two.andalf per Cents. are 681 the Fours, 911 to 21; Spanish Fives ore 244 to ; the Threes, 344 to Portu guese, 34 to 6. TUNI/4. 3 ger Cr C 090019 Om Ant., Pll I st ner Crno, 0.1 I ErrN9quer Rills, 3.. PR FOREIGN FUNIRI. 3 pr Ct. Aaotr4n 3109.1., 01 9 I 99r e9nt Clreanda M. , 191 111 I 1 per 1 , 1309039 Road., 91 3 0w...4. I.6.rrrd 1146 , al 2 I per C. 04 Coo, 3 per Cc 3:•3 Iran, 1.16, Ts 3 re e Cr 1,971 1199 19113,4 oi 11 ro, (3 re,..•san Ilila ,xi 111 191•0 Nro . 01 6 P0r11166.4. Only, 1343,31 3 6 per et. Iluel.n• Apr 9511419,40 2 3 p9r CI 10.9.1.1. 1161. , 110 11 141110 I Inkan 1140 . 93 2 1/1140 Spanish Rd., VI 3I 1 Nun o.nt.a.. 11.4 Nth,— 3 per Ist 993 noll Ildt , 6 1 euttin.lolan E.,uador /919, 31 11 ppanloh 1M lerrrd 11.113, 166 11 31. r CI 1.01.91 1419,97 9 Apa.99 Fars" eMR , 11 I 16 per Ct Ontch lids., 301 lit roe;'t Vrnernela /la., Si 10 I per Cl. Om& Dutch, II usla IktcrsvdlW6, ul3 Bask Bleck, PM I per C. MM., 11111 ►rr Oast. Cowls, 911 1 ENOLISI! 6.7.:77117.0.7;47,1 Per C 1 . 41 14v.. Man., & Nene. Jn., 2 j London 4: Illsekstall, 61 Do. Nen, 51} Do. Extension, 5 41 Lon.,nrighton. &B.Coast, 56 , 1 5j D , Von. Eiehtbs, 111 lowlon & N. W., 193 5 Do. Fifths, 19 lb. (101.! 91. & 8., (A), 12 Lon. and 8. Wester; 65 Lb. Kcilp, 54 lon. iartd York Ex., FteriP, 21 MANCIIE,WTER s Birk., Lan. & Cheshire', 5-16 p Blackburn, Ch., to 13-16 f d East Lancashire. 15-10 2 p Do. New Scrip, 11 1-10 p Leeds and Think, 2 d lb. Preference, 1.„ p Molten and Ina:Beld, 11-16 p Manch. A. falai% Est , 1I p Man.. :ie& , & Lin., Grimsby 50f. shares, ie d BIRMINGHAM N. British Ex., Scrip, 4 p Amber.. Not.,& Bon., l d Bir., wed., & Dud'ey. p Bir., wad., Ss R. alley, 43a. 9d. " ' 11.. 3d. p & ' ' N. British Qrs., ars. ---- Krtro. tt rip, 170. 17s. 861. p 'birds, 70.. York owl N. Prof., .S p York O. E. k W. H., 174 LEEDeI BAI Birmingham k Delon!. 9 1) Buckinghamshire, 2•. Gd. p Countiec, York Ex., 17s. Gd. p K.st Lancashire, New, 2j p East Lancashire, 2i p Do. Scrip, if Oki. Dews. Extension 'pan), 15s. p Lncts i Thirdc. 21 d I /0. Pref., 21s. 245. Gd. p Mid Lind„ Pref., 4 p EDINItURGII Caledonian, New, 44. 45. & Dumbn.. 430.6 d. IF. Rd. virrrtNr.rthern 50.61 Eliot of Fife, 47. lA. 51. Ewa Lothian erntral, 4:k. 13. &L Edinburgh & Glaairow, 731 Et1n.,1a1i.,&6m.,t1rw.,15.15a. 3d. Edinburgh & No. Vern, II Do. New, 70. gd. Rao. Do. New port, 51 6!, IN. Do. do. New, GLASGOW SA Airdrie and Rathgatr, SON. Caledonian, New, tio. Cal. & Dumbarton., 46a. 470. ihrect North. (ScriW, 543. 325. Gd. Eu4t nr Fi'e, 511.. 4*, Ewa LAM Centtad. 43a. 42. Gd. Edin. and Glatißow, 721 k Port!, lIM. 6d. tho. Mao., Dom, &Q.rtMlc, GI PRODUCE.—\ItNcING Traoractioos to-day were at t SCOAII. per ern. ix-Tr PAID. W. 1ndia,11.P.1iwn...45 do..asn Od Yellow 04 tirry 5O 0...53 0 Fine ......... 53 0...56 n Moiseithae, brown 'l9 0. 47 0 Yellow .19 0...52 Fine 53 0 .57 0 Rinonle4Madrw.O 3B 0...10 0 Yellow lB ° Waite 52 0 .36 0 Foreign, brown-- 38 0..47 0 Yellow ........ 49 0...50 0 Grey and white 52 0...0) 0 Relined, Humbert 73 0...78 0 Lampe_ Corm, in acad. We't roll., ordi nary IS 0... 40 0 4.60 d Vine Ceylon, good ordi- Fine ordinary 43 0... 44 0 . 45 0... 0 0 Magna, good tonne.% 0... ni 0 (*gala Rica. ordi nary to fine 36 0.. SG 0 ' Sumatra and Ps _ _ clang 24 0... 26 0 TOO, at per lb. Congou, comma- 9 0 ... 0 9 @sew, at per cwt. Bengal white 23 0... 26 0 Cargo 2l 0... 23 0 Jars 3O 0 21 0 Patna 27 0.. 29 0 • •... 0 0 Smarm. Rum at per •aaL Leeward Leland Demerara, 26 to 36 per cent. O.P. ... . 4 9...3 4 Jamelea, 51 to 36 per ant. O.P. 3 2 ... S 6 Favourite marks 5 10 ... 6 6 Brandy, lst hnunts 5 2 6 0 British spldte, d.p. 0 0 ... 0 0 Scotch 0 0 0 0 Irish ha:. per tun. Riga, P.T.R. £44 0 . 33 0 st. Petersburg, 9 bend .. 40 .. 0 0 Meth and Firmly& 55 0. 95 0 Friesland r at per ton. t. SPeteraturg , clems.637 10 .39 0 outahot ...... 34 10. 35 0 half clean 31 0...31 10 Rip, Rhine SA 0. 39 0 outnbot ! pram Manilb Rant India Sam. 13 0 10 0 Bombay l9 0.35 0 Jute TI PI, at per cwt. Ranee 101 0..102 0 strum - • sa o.m. in • se 0 9.3 6 La y O5 Per 1011. * Bus £9 15 £lO 0 littinl Perth, New, 170.Gd.495. (:t. Nor. (4WD. Nor.), 725. 70s. North British, 315 Ito. Qrs., 02.. W. IM. New Qr. scrip, 275. Do. Thirds, 70s. Seotti.h Grand Junctin, 225. Stirling will !Noire., 675. 6d. 61k. Stirling Az Mid Lind, 525. Strati', urn Junetion. 70 .. 177 N fa , (Greet Bombay 3a. Ad. ,LEN, lax. 2A. Else., soil Ayr, 345 In,. Halves, No. 2, 9,1 9?. G. Clan., 61hnar., & CI Gk.. Airdrie, 8 Munk. Jn., Man. ar Southampton, 325. Midland. Halves, 61 Nth. Brit., Thirds, 70s. Scottish Central, 21/. 12s. strithearn Junction, 71s. Gd. •LtNr., Half-past Two.— le following quotations:— . PRICES CUItitENT. 0.. 3 10 111.00.. 11 0...11 10 (onr3 8 13... 9 II 10... 0 0 Lr_gus, at par Isa. Pitt, B e BB 1) 9... 0 I .' —' ... 23 0... 0 0 Patent '''' 9l 0... 0 0 r ---t 19 10...2n Spelter 01 . 14 , ,x 37 per 252 hapd. g.I. pde .. t 0 ante 34 0 13 0 brown Sr yellow 2l 0.. 32 19 09 0 10 n Ned l4:l Matter 92 0..13 0 Cad... .... 27 0...27 10 Vaud; Sea. 2O 10...30 In 49 0... 0 0 Coast Nut P 6 .2 6. Hap. per, per toe 36 10 . 0 Linseed 25 5...2510 Paoranrent, per eat. Butta--455r1g, Daddin,lid 51 .• Limerick, &J B2 0...92 0 1)2rlow, IQ Newry, bit 0 0... 0 0 Waterrimi SS 0...92 0 Beet, India, per deice __ 0 0 . 0 0 _ _ _ _ Crime Mem 0 o_. 0 0 Pork, prime mem 77 6.90 0 13.6c0n-Curt, I.mrk 175 6. 6 Delhi* 8.., Waterford, per Cert. 6O 0...62 0 Belfaat Lard,Helfaat,prfrk I 5i Waterford, d 0... Ditto Bladder American Thom, fla and Cow, at per lb. B. A. and M. Video, dry a.O MILO 071 0 4..0 44 dry 0 S ...0 6; Dryralte.l 0 4i...0 5/ Rio, dry Janis& Valp. dry 0 5 ...0 6 Went India, dry 0 4 1.- 0 6 gaited 4 355...0 43 P HULL BAI Do. Pref., 71 I York & N. Midland, 91 Du. and Selbr, 91 891 Do. k:xten., 374 Do. Prof., 121 131 Do. F.. & W. Riding Ex., 16 17j Dutch Rhenish, 41 Ent Indian. Cl. South. of Madras, 4 Luxembourg, 21 Namur and Liege, 21 N. of France. 121 Rouen and Ilavre, 265 aLES. Jos , 29 . Man., ShelT., and Unman., 1 Man. k Suth.. 5.16 d Mid. Itaihray Corm, SOL nh., 41 p N. Statfordshire, 3 1 p Nor. Counties Union. 11 d Oldham Alliance, 7-IG p shrol.Mire rnlon, 4 4 a. liwtern & Dover, No. 4.1 p W. Riding Union, 1 13-16 j p 4ALES, J. 29. N. sttfrorololtire, 3j p Shrew.. th Mr. (.21, 1 j p Shrew% to Kir. (II), M. 9.1. p Pimp. Union Reg., 1fig.311.1:1,9d.p P. $4.1. RM. (14 , W Juno 1. t Do. (Lac Tr.V.1.1, 190. 3d. 12e. 9d. p PS h.. 29. East Laweinhire, New, 21 p MnMtn ik !hit!kid Jn., 225. r.d. p Similwhiw Union, I In. GI. d Dutch Itheithih, 21d DI, JoN. 29. N. Itriti.lt Halve., 31 p goarterw, 410. p Do. TtortlA, p Curli•Or Exten.wol. 17‘. p H. Stalford,hire, 3 p North Wc4tern, 111.. p hrf, Roth., bk. c., Ek. is 6‘l. p W. It. rnion..l4. York it Near. Pref.. Si p Ambentstro, :P. Ott d Es;eiridi:L I ma, 11. Ayrea, dry 0 7. .0 8 Itasca, dry 0 0 0 9 6. Arser.llorne, per Idde 6 0...16 0 &nada, ditto 6 6..10 6 Irra Wain*, at per tom Lorrtrond,Jamalca /4 5 410 Madam 3 5 919 Cnmpeseby 6 10 . 7 In Fuatk, Jamak► 5 10... 6 0 icaragua, lan* aad solid ll 0..19 0 Brasil Luna 10 0 .16 0 Napan ... 10 0...1: 10 Red Handers Brut'. 3O 0...90 0 HULL, JAN. 29.—Rape Oil is attracting oonaiderable at tention, as presenting • good margin for investment, the present prices being below its relative value, compered with Olive Oil.. The trade are also buyers, at a shade below the quotations.—Linseed Oil has continued to he inquired for, and sales have been made at 254 3d. per cwt. on the spot ; also, nn opening of the naviaation on the Continent, at 2.5.. 6d.—Olive Oil is much inquired for, and free gales of Galipoli have been made, both on the spot and to arrive, at 491. per tun, whilst now none is to he had under 501.—Fish Oils: Northern Whale has realised 311. per tun, naked. and very little now remains on gale.—Tallow The market having been without a speculative d' mend or large buyers, sales have consequently been of hut a retail character, at steady rates.—Both Bnmstnne and Sumer are much wanted, there being none on the market Nitrate of Soda is on the advance in all the principal markets, in consequence of several new discoveries which have lately been made, and patented, and in which it will be used in very large pro portion.. Ltsruroot, JAN. 29.—Sugar . There was a good demand at the beginning of the week, hut the flat accounts from London have calmed less disposition to buy, and the market cloves heavily, at • decline of It. to Is. rid. per ewt., chiefly in the lower descriptions. The vales are, 200 Mule. B. P., 8,500 bag. Bengal, and 6,500 bag. Mauritius. Foreign The demand has slackened considerably this week, and the sales made have been at a reduction of Is. to Is. 6d. per cwt. ; they amount to about 1,000 beta. and bag. Brasil, 2,500 bai. China, part washed, and a small lot of Venezuela.—Molasses The prohibition of the use, in distilleries and breweries, of this article Ins checked the demand, and no sale' are re ported, but we continue the former quotations, as holders do not seem disposed to force a market, —Coffee : There has been no public sale of B. P. this week, and not more than 40 casks have found buyers, at last week's rates. Of foreign the sales are large; they comprise 3,200 bags Costa Rica, at 365. for dull ordinary, to 545. for gond ; and 1,700 hags La flustyra, chiefly of good and fine quality, within the range of the quo'ations; 300 bag. nn:inary native Ceylon are rf porte.l at 41). 13.1. per cwt.— bop B thin Caron sold at 3gs. tier cwt. ; and a mall lot of block Pepper at 21d. per lb.—Rice The chief busi no.s has been to arrive, consisting of 7,000 hags Madras, and 13,000 boo Bengal, the latter at 2.1.. to 235. lid. ; 500 bags good yellow nn the spot, bmeeht 21.. to 210. lid . ; and 200 tees. Carolina, 30.. 6d. to 3 2 2. 6d, per ewt.—Rum: The an nouncement made by govtrnment of the intention to assimi ---,- via, at 20.,e.—Surzar continues much inquired for, at im proving prices. 200 bout' middling to good yellow Ha vannsh add at 1711. to 17111. 1,290 bones damaged yellow Havannah wire offered in public auction, and taken at very hiah rates, vie., 15111. to 1811., according to quality and condition.—Cotton: No business has been done in this article during the week ; the little offering in the market is held at high prises. The stock consists of 4,400 bales American, and 600 hales East Indian.—Aides : We have to report un introeved demand. The sales of the week amount to about 15,000 dry Buenos Apes and Monte Video, at 301 e. to :Ale. Bice is much in request. 1,500 bags East India sold at 1118. to 12111. ; 2BO casks Carolina, ordinary to good, 14411. to 16111.—T obacco We have not heard of any transactions worth reporting. The article is neglected. HAMBURG, JAM. 23.—Colic: Wo have to report the sales of 5,600 hags Brazil, at 3 1-IGs. to 4 ; and 1,000 lay,-3 Domingo, at 345. to Is.—Sugar In consequence of the favour able rep•.rts from London, our market has become very animated, and mnny of the holders will not sell at all at pre /tent. Privs are decidedly higher, and a further advance is expected. 1,400 bozea brown and yellow Havannah, suld at 5 Iv. to Oh ; 200 boxes white ditto, 'Tin to Is. ; 250 chests brown Bahia, 5i.. to 5111 ;200 chests white ditto. 61s. to 6;a.—Cotton : The market is without any material alterations. Surat* are much in request. 330 It ilex American, sold at 711. to Ss. Rice i 0 higher in price. 1 200 bags Etoit India sold at lint. to 12m. per 100 lbs.; 70 casks Carolina, at 16 i rn.—Pimento , 1,000 hag. have been taken Sy a speculator, it is said, at 4 Is. — Pepper is very firm, but no transactions of moment have taken place. We quote: Sumatra, 21s. to is. ; and English, :11s. to 31e. TALLOW.—The market is quiet. Petersburg Y. C. on the spot, .ID. 6d. Fehrtwry to March delivery, Ks. 6d. October to December delivery, 4.5*. 6d. CORN.—BANBURY, JAN. 28.—Wheat, Bs. Bd. to 0.. 2d. per bushel. BAH, y, 425. to 48a. per qr. Oats, 280. to 355. Bean., 6.. 3d. to 7s. per bu.h. Flour, 555. to 630. err sack. Bread, 04d. per 41b loaf. ELy, JAN. 28.—Our market to-day was well attended, and the supply more than equal to the demand; millers not being disposed to buy, caused a dull sale, and for all descriptions mires had a downward tendency. Wheat, 1,157 qrs. 7 b.; average, 700. 6d. Barley, 36 qrs.; average, 54. 2d. Oats, 505 qr.. Ib. ; average, CJ.. 7d. Beans, 66 qrs.; average, 50s. Bd. Peas, 18 qrs. 2b. ; average, 525. HEMEL HEMPSTEAD, JAN. V.—Wheat, per load of 5 bushels. old, 43a. to 48s. ; new, 440. to 465. Beans, per qr., to 375. Peas, 368. to 38s. Barley, 445. to 575. Oats, 32n. to 40s. HULL, JAN. 29.—The trade in grain is very heavy, and prices lower, say Wheat, 3s. to b. ; Barley, 4s. to 5,. per qr. Oats, Beans, and Peas name as last week. Of Linseed the only arrival is from Kr etch, of 2, 479 qrs. The artivle has been in brisk demand, and many parcels have changed hands. The crushers have been the principle buyers, and have succ...ded in purchasing at the rates of last week. The inquiry has been more Mr the middling and inferior quali ties than for fine. We quote Black Sea, 51s. ; Peter-burgh, fine, 495. to 504., down to 42.. for interior ; Riga, 474. to 42.. 6140e t Arehangel, 451.; Memisl, tbse,..bes realised 48e., down to 33.. 6d. for inferior seed, weighing 4711b5. There arc buyers of Black Sea seed at 455. per qr., delivered here in the summer and autumn. Rapeseed a fine parcel of fine Danish is off, red at 291. per last, which is the only lot on the market. Linseed Cain* have been in brisk demand at Ls. per ton advance on last week's rates. Of Raps Cakes there are no stocks. Imports during this week Lin seed, 2,479 qrs.; Rapeseed, 165; Barley, 875; Peas, 1,827. LINCOLN, JAN. 29.—We.have had a fair average quantity of grain showing to-day, but the market was generally dull. In Wheat there was a decline of from 3s. to 4s. ; but farmers did not sell freely, though, in the instance of two or three intelligent large farmers, there was a desire to quit. Barley was firm at late rates. Oats somewhat lower. B. an, nominal. Wheat, white, 725. to 765. ; red, 68s. to 745. Barley, 30s. to Lis. Oats, 34.. to 38s. Beans, 50s. to 56e. LITERrOOL, JAN. 29.—1 n addition to the large imports noted on Tuesday last, the arrivals of Flour and Indi .n Corn from the States are again to a liberal extent, and we hare some further supplies of Wheat thence as well from European ports, but little else from any other quaker. Since our first report this week the -spell of the trade has rather im proved, particularly for Flour, the large arrivals of which had reduc d prices below their relative proportion, and the parcels offered at 401. having been cleared off, higher rates have since been paid. Of the leading articles at our market this morning there was a good display of samples, and, upon a moderate attendance only of country millers, the sales of Its'bent proceeded rather slowly; at the same time, although the principal holders were Mostly firm, a decline of 2d. per 701 b. was in several inetantts conceded.—lrish Flour is extremely scarce, but of English we have a tolerable supply, which moved sparingly at our last quotations: of American some further parcels have been taken at 40s. 6d., and there are buyers upon a large scale at 40s. ; but superior brands of western in granary, being held steadily at 41s. per barrel, the operations at that price have been limited to-day.— Pending the uncertainty as to the quantity of Sugars likely to be used in breweries and distilleries, Barley and Malt are neglected, and nominally lower in values—Beans and Peas meeting somewhat less attention today, barely support-d former prices.—ln Oats and Oatmeal no variation.—lndian Corn not be ing disposed of so freely as of late, was slightly depressed in value. Arrivals front the 26th to the 28th January, inclusive, into Liverpool and Runcorn : Wheat, 5,747 qrs. ;43ar1ey,57; Malt, 24; Oata, 136; Beans, 1,621; Peas, 809; Indian Corn, 17,906 ; Indian Corn Meal, 5,571 barrels ; Oatmeal, 83 loads ; Flour, 10 sacks, 31,580 barrels. RIPON, JAN. 28.—At this day's market we had a good supply of grain of all descriptions. Wheat and Oats Is. per qr. decline, and Barley 2s. to 3s. from last week's price. Wheat, white, 9s. to 10s. 3d.; red, 7.. 9d. to 9s. Beans, 64. to 70. per bushel. Barley, 535. to 561. Oats, 275. to 365. per qr. ItOYSTnN, JAN. 27.—Wheat, 2.. and Barley 4s. cheaper. Supply of Barley short. But little alteration in other articles. A good demand fur Seed Corn. Wheat, 40.. to 475. Barley, 46• to 595. Oats, 22.. to 345. Return posted : Wheat, 573 qrs. 6b. ; average, 735. per qr. Barley, 1,473 qrs. ; average. 595. 3d. Oats, 54 qn. ; average, 31s. 2d. per qr. Beans, 42 4rs. 4 b.; average, 455. lid . Peas, 13 qr s . Ib. ; average, 9s. 7d. SOUTHAMPTON, J AN. 29.—Our market to-day was exceed ingly dull for all descriptions of grain, although holders were firm, and would not accede to any reduction in price ; eon sequently the amount of husinero done was very small, com pared with that of the last few market days. --- - - Sr. Ntor's, JAN. 28.—Markets heavy both for Wheat and Barley. Wheat, 435. to 475. ; Barley, grinding, 48s. to 505.; malting, 625. to 575. Peas, 355. to Ms. Beans, old, 325. to 3,55.; new, 34a. to 365. Oats, old, 31s. to 385.; new, 31s. to 38.. I,7inittnoE, JAN. 28.—The Wheat market wu but mode rate to-day ; the quality unserviceable ; the price le. to 2s, ch, aper ; a large quantity remained unsold. All other kinds of grain are on the decline. Wheat, 171. to 221. per load of 5 qrs. Beans, 445. to 545. per qr. Peas, 525. to 60s. Bar ley, 545. to 621. Oats, 325. to 425. Rye, 60s. Tares, 6s. M. per bushel. Flour, per sack, white, 68s. ; household, 635. ; seconds, Ms. WAXEPIELD, JAN. 29.-Of 13 , /try description of grain, except Whet, the arrival is mederate. A general dulneas has shown itself in the trade during the week, and on the whole the sales have been very limited. To-day Wheat is offered at a decline of fully 2S. per qr., without producing any disposition to business. Barley is held firmly; the quan tity which some, to hand is small, and sellers are not disposed to press the sales. Oats rather lower, as also Shelling. Beans steady, No alteration in other articles. Wheat, per qr., 60 lb. to the bushel, Suffolk, Essex, and Kent, red, new. 700. to 741. ; extra, 765.; white, 70s. to 725; extra, 815. ; Norfolk and Hunts., 675. to 71s. ; extra, 745. ; white, 701. to 745. ; extra, 775.; Lincolnshire and Cambridge shire, red, 665. to 70s. ; extra, 73e. ; white, 68a. to 725. ; extra, 75a. ; Yorkshire, red, 665. to 688. ; extra, 710. ; white, 68s. to 70s. ; extra, 735.; Denten and Konigsburg, white, 70s. to 741. ; extra, 798. ; Lower Baltic and Hamburg, red, 641. to 68a. ; extra, 71s. ; Mediterranean. red, 62a. to 665. ; extra, 695. ; old, red, 60s. to 70s. - extra, 735. Barley, per imp. qr., Norfolk and Suffolk, 491. u , 635. ; extra. 661. ; Lincolnshire and York shire, 475. to 515.; extra, 535. ; Scotch, 475. to 495.; extra, 515.; grinding, 435. to 475. ; Foreign, 445. to 475.; extra, 495. Beans, per qr., 631 h. to the bushel, small, fine, 655. to 665. extra. Si.. ; ticks. 545. to 553. ; extra, 665. Oats, per stone, mealing, 17d. to 18d. ; extra, 19d. ; feeding, 17d. to 18d. ; extra, 19d-; foreign, 17d. to 18d.; extra, 19d, Shelling, per load of 2611 b., 435. to 475. ; extra, 495. Malt, per load of 6 budiels, 525. to 565. ; extra, 60s. Peas, per qr. imperial, blue and white boilers, 50s. to 645. ; extra, 605. ; grey and I feed, 40s. to 16s. ; extra, 50s. Rapeseed, per last Imperial, MA.. 44 tam / s. Prr th =i _ 133 .. 017 4 WheidElbtars ...100... 031 6 Wbral Elkin 101... 540 15 M.. 3165 10 Alligt r 4 lc W 1 .3,1 Clitlbral 57 307 1r SHIPPING. Gnuntger and St, Aubvn . ...279..1,2.35 4 0 llNlruth Consuls 2 3.. 127 1 G Treleighroccolv, 171 997 3 0 Wheal Union . 14... 109 4 0 Average Standard £lO4 16 0I Average Produce 7l Average Price per ton Quantity or Ore. . 4,394 tons I Quan.Fineemmer,333tana 17 rata. Amount of Money Lam - SAM —AT , rage Standard . ;93 9 o—Average Produce . 9 COMPANIES 13ir WHOM THH ORES WERE l'UltellASED. Tons. Amount. Minn Royal English Copper 61.3 Vivian and Soot re ..... P. Grrnrell and sans, Sims, WiiiVTIMOL, NerMe, and t WHILIms, foster, and Co. 934 Vi i i - - 413 658 . Total than Copper Ores for sale or, Thursday next, at Andrew's Hotel, Redruth.—Mines and Pareclo.—Wheal Beton, 550 Cambnrre Vein, 511—Ftst Wheal Crony, 176 —Tinerte, 438-I)olenath, 357—South Wheal Basset, 280—North Pool, 224—Fonev Consols, 221—rondurrow, IGo—Wheal Com fort, I:;3—South Wheal Franeni, 140—Wheal Bucketts, 130—Ttethellan, 100—Wheal Bn w, r,9s—Lanivet Consols, 9l—East Pool, 78—Charlestown United Mine', 71—Wheal Vyayan, 66—Eatt Betoo, 52—Tretoil, 48—Marton /dim., 41—Godolphin, 28—(ii rent Miehdl Consols, 20—Wed Basset, 16 Wheal Ruby, Il—Wheal Courtney, 10.—Total, 4,405. Copper Ores for sale on Thursday week, at Andrew's Hotel, Redruth.—M him and Panels.—Cam Brea, 774-- United Hills, 282—Wheal Prnspi r, 245—Par CORAO.II. '2lO Wheal Virgin, 20I—Wheal Tremayne, 182—Wheal Rod ney, 86—Trenow Consids, Gall—North Wheal Basset, 36 Ilallenbeairle, 32—Wellington Mines, 27--Wheal Knyle, 20—West Wheal Providence, B—Wheal Maude, 7. —T.tAI, 2,193 tons, HOPS.— BOROUGH Ma Rh ET, Tio o Cluck. MOAN'S. Patienden and Smith, Hop factors, report that there is no alteration to untie° either in prices or demand.. 1114 A Rut 14.010,13.401. 41.0 t. 41.10 1 Yrsollsg Kests.. O .eOL 11. 1 to 41. Wesl4 of 10014 „ 4 01,1 0 1 14.4.1.114 o 3 oto4 Nustex Itarobio• Neweeny, JAN. 28. Tra,:c firm, and sales readily effected at the late quoted prie, s. l'ornhams, 71. per cwt. ; inferior, 61. 10s. Alton% and Bentleys, 10s. to 20s. per cwt. lower. Keats, from .1!. t. 51. 10s. per <mt. Wm miters, 4!. 1.50. to 5/. 6r. per cat. Sorrnaue - rox, JAN. 29.—Trade brisk at li:st quoted prices. Fari.hams, per ewe., but, 71. to 71. 7.4.; seconds, 61. to 6/. I ; Crondal Is, and Bentleys, 51. 105. to 6/. ; Kent., 5/. to 61.; busses, 3/. to 51. 10s.; Worcester', 51. ' Old Hops, 21. 10s. to 31. By the lb., ander 1 cwt., Is. 6d. to 10.9 d. WORCPATP.It, Jos. 29.—Fine and choke new s Wile.e4 are realising 2s. to per cwt. more money than they would have fetched in December. Present prices, per cwt.: Brown and inferior new, 704. to /40s. ; line and choice, 841. to 924. ; yearlings, 50s. to 704; old Oldt, 30s. to 404. HAY. SMITHFIELD, Two o'(To4. Molar*. Cooper and Danis, flap and Straw Sslemma, report prict.as follows : I F.6;isioame nap .. WM., dam Rolm Os. to SKINS.—SOUTIIAMI'TON, JAN. 29.—Best Downs, by the bargain, 4s. 3d. each ; by the skin, best, 4s. 9d. ; ordinary, 3s. 6d. to 3s. 9d. Ox Hide., per lb., heavy, 3d. ; light, per 'icor. 1b.., 4s. Calf Skins, per lb., 4 ; hearv, 6.. 6d. Each. llorne Elides, 7s. to Os. each. Hu:chyle Fat, per stone of 8 lbs., 2s. 10d. WOOL-801'1M turrox. —Best Lambe' Wool, per ; long, 134. ; second quflity, 12d. ; combing, 11d. to 12d. ; grey, Gd. to 9d. Market firm. COVENT GARDEN.—This Manting.—Fruit and Vegetables, though scarce, continue to be sufficient for the demand. Trade is eery dull. Pine Apples hove not altered in price sitter Ile. week. Hothouse Grapes are sufficient for the demand. Pears are scarce ; good samples of Glout Moreeau and Ne plus Meuris fetch front 4s. to Cs. per doyen. Apples are far from being plentiful. Oranges fetch good prices, although tolerably abundant. Nut. are su ffi cient for the demand. 'Walnuts are scar'.,; and there is but little demand for Filberts. Lemons are more plentiful. Of Vegetables, Winter Greens are good, and, though scarcer, sufficient for the demand. Carrots and Turnips have varied but little in price. French Deans are scarce. The Celery is excellent. Potatoes fetch higher prices. Lettuces and Endive aro scarce, hut other Salading is plentiful. Horseradish continues to be imported. Mush rooms have not altered in price since last week. Cut Flowers chiefly consist of Heaths, Jasmines, Camellias, Pelargoniums, Gardenias, Cacti. Cinerarias, Tulips, Lily of the Valley, Neapolitan Violets, Luculia gratisnisna, Biguo nil venusta, Roman Narcissus, Ryan intlu, Lilacs, Euphorbia jacquiniflora, Acacia., Azaleas, and Roses. I,III*ITI, rine Apple, per lb. et to fle (tropes, liothope, prr In, Ss to et Port•Aal. p r In. Is to te ♦pples, Des, per nosh. Itn. to St. ICTlten, At to It► , Tram per PI ...rye. los to It. Oranges, per ear, Is to 2s tenons. prt Se to IS. .11moud, p.. larch, Se so, r 1 Atertottd.s. pt.r ID .2. to SR v..h.h 10011.. tolno Num. Ott, por 10,10 t, lu% to Ilto . _ per 1 , 10..14 In IN &rale, per 100, IN In If per din. , Is Ed to la Lemmas, per do, Is to Norcolona. 240 Brat I:. to No • V WET Cstobades,ed, pre dor. Is to r. Savoys, per dot. sd to 2s Osseo., per dot hooch ea. 3. to Gs BoscolS per boodle. 2s to 6s Artichokes, ler. . p ht.., Is to Is Gd French Want. per 10 . to Is Sorrel, per htsirse. to Is dd Potatoes, per too. I tets to Has cwt. I's ad to Itts bushel. Is to 64 dd X Ilbey, per has — , Is to 6s Rd Torslps. per dos bunebes. Is fd to ZG Red Net. per dor. le so Is fd Ilorse 11.61116, per boalle, Is to 6s Cucumbers, each. ?a to Is Rhubarb. per bundle, Is to leeks. per doz. 21 to as Celery per beadle. 11l to is Carrots, per dot boarbes. Ss to es Paralps. per dor, id to Is dd Oolops, per MORI. Is to II Bpssisb, per dos. Is id by i‘p;n;;.h - 2;; '— Walnuts, p. b..hel. 16a to :I. Chesnats, ltg to 2211 CABLES. Shallots. per lb. tad to AM Garlic, per lb. bd to Ad Magoon h. per Melt.. I. to Ss Asparagus, per 100, 30 to 11l neYkate, per punnet, I. to Is 64 nalstry, per bundle, Is to 1. gel to-mapper., Is Sd to h 11ro-ore, Aproa's, per h an, ft lode lettuce, CO., per score. Is to Is nd Eadite. per sod, 211 Info Radiant.. per 1$ Imetehea, Ir to 2s uthroopm, prr wattle. Is gd to as Lail Salads. per moaner. 24 to id uel, per hunch, 24 to 341 Savory. per bunch. 34 to 44 Thyme. per hunch, 3d nentcrerma. per 12 sat ban. ad b ed Parsley prr ball-mere. L to id alma.. per bundle. la to le 441 Torraenn. per bunch. 6d Mint. green, per Womb, Pd to Is Madonna, per beach, 3d to PI Mann ARRIVED: 3, Dublin ; 2, Waterford; I, Donagba dee 1, French; 1, Flanders. LONDON, Jan. 30.—Wind this day at noon, W.S.W., light airs, and fine weather—moderate frost. DEAL, Jan. 29.—W.5.W. to W.N.W.—The Britannia, of Liverpool, water-logged, and cargo {deals) washing out, was Passed, 17th inst., in let. 46, hog. 31, by the Malcolm, arrived us the Downs from Monte Video. Arrived: Carlton, Nassau; Charter, Baltimore ; David, New York • Insurance, Boston. Sailed : Prince Albert, New York ; Ra jah, ditto. Arrived from river: Win. Gibson, Madras; Greyhound. Cape; Oscar, Rio; African, Portendic ; Lady Itarn s, Demerara; Reward, and Marion, Jamaica ; Canada, and Dumbarton, New Orleans ; Havanrah, Baltimore. . _ CLYDE, Jan. 28.—S.—Arrived: Elizabeth, Havannah ; Emmare, St. John's, N. 8.; Highlander, St. Kitts. Sailed: Favourite, Val ; Cashmere, Havannah and Ncw York ; Lady Sale , Charleston ; John Unwin, New Orleans, SCATTERS' ROADS, Jan. 28.—Arrived Sabut. Saint Domingo ; Phantom. Prince Edward's Island ; Victoria, Cape Breton. Fatmotrre, Jan. 29.—W.—Arrived: Express Packet, Rio; Queen, Alexandria. Off: Emily, Ceylon. Ptyworrn, Jan. 29.—W.—Put back: 11. M. steamer Albatross, with loss of boats and the guns overboard. MILFORD, Jan. 25.—W.5.W., strong gale.—Arrivcd Darrow, St. Andrews. Oee boys'', Jan. 29.—N.W. to W.N.W.—Monmouth, Balti more. TORBAY. Jan. 29.—A cask of spirits of brandy, branded on the head in a circle, " DegreeceJeune a Beinena," above the bung, and under it, " 690," was picked up yesterday, off Berry Head. BEL►ART, Jan. 28.—Arrived : James Stuart, Antigua. Sailed : William Canon, New Orleans. SHIELDS, Jan. 29. - W. and W. S. W., moderate.— Arrived : Pioneer, Miramichi, with loss of sails. • SUNDEILLAND. Jan. 29.—N.W.—Arrived : 28th, Jcseph Hutchinson, Quebec. Sailed : Redder, New York. WEYMOVTH, Jan. 29.—The Louisa Maria, from Faro to London, was towed in to-day, having been dismasted off the Start. POareworrn, Jan. 29.—W.8.W, belt—Arrived: Ann Hudson, from Madras. Passed, yesterday, off Portland, a brig, dismasted, deck laden with pork ; tendered aistance, but it was refused. For iaterda#'4. .uaiuts ire east page. HOUBE OF LORDs -.—FIUDAT, JAS. 29. • The LOUD CitAiteELLoll took his woo 00 the wader& ffikirtly after five o'cleek. MILE RETUS)IB YHESENTICD...Che Mumma of Oa the table plea ard extremes tardiniagaddillas relative of ..*Asym' akntrY the Wouthesem Izetemeondefter proem • '' be Remits ottitaam--at the mow of not. fintoNiAlbtoPP return of tie seise WINO% Mite WINK wit 't...CArtteresto • articling. relieved as asseel Ltimptd, mien thy -• . • of January, 11 Maths Marr with In peesomr reoiden s t trona that wholesales% arrived ; the Mahal and the pods of the Cftds. Also, similar Mow *or responding pert.' of late. IRISH PAUPERS IN ENGLAND. • Earl FITZ WILLIAM, in moving for the above return, said he had observed the other centime that ~great iniPret- Mon had been made on their lordships by the statement of his noble and learned friend opposite (Lord Brougham), of the great number of Irish poor who had bard n r Mir Ted in Liverpool during the preceding fortnight: Those paupers Zl:e all stay is Liverpool, but some travelled on to Man e, Leeds, and Sheffield, and ultitrately they would be spired over the whole wuntly. Hence, the Irish distress was not • decal t qa • it was sot a Galway or Mayo ques. deny ]spot err • the witabArisint. Loaf BROOM said he W sapaised a letter. qoas . v.ary rastastabia Novae' Hootiti, wide -14"6"111.0011 Liftlefeelt salnelleiftsimaieemilllM In nrt ,_ Waidlikausatlai main postiosaaf them to dt .oroot stetomet .1 gdspeahestopm. In of the eillyiserenie of 164011mlipmft . it Ills antra ham Imee lams relieved ey thy* webownimepts Sae w yet sernittd the e-iefe preileasi aim i.aralf 4110 Pulo. tondo la to thee imummleg, kb net le (*ohm, what MI be the NMII le theieitoopets at ism 7ott may seem mist will be my ems V pleemes Is emellember Mermen, lam I wit pla *at.. Aso swot saw. &Duet the (."' lit In lie Palk I ties kat as pay nearly sielment. ilia pot may rely wpm, osfid Mot fib Meg sale eir lu Liverpool: Rai the lith belmlleek loinite, Ms =mar of errs Willweed was 173.11561 thealhaemmestet be Liege Ist ; the soup Ado* tram 6.0011 Whelk ef ent.goor relief shorn Owing as weak image& the lam temputd wild the ad wwboteme Mai. Of 4a arse, (:nr nineteen-hrewletlut of the whole, lout been errs penckst in relieving the neerwaities of bilk ryupers ; .n that our own resident poor hare not curt u• above Mil. a week more than during the corre•poorling week of last yen., which, all things co - frittered, Planks much Or their favour. It in obriottaly unjust that the ratepayers of Liverpool should be ...Willed with the cyst", of main taining an many thousands of men, anon ar, and chiklerr, from ti • raster country; oral I Mate these few facts in the hope that coven, rant may be fully (0.21 d of the tremendous evil front which we are suffering. and are still likely to suffer, until ante legislatire enactment is obtained. It wan to be feared that the very act of giving this ref f would inerraoc the evil. Yesterday a friend of his, a mrmh r of that Ammo, had received a letter from his bailiff in In land, stating that 100 labourers were required fur his two farm., and not one could be obtained, for they all pref. ru d working on the high roads. In other words, they preferr ed not working. or only half working. Earl FITZ WILLIAM Pahl that farmers solio wanted labourers might eerily obtain theta, by applying to the •1 committee, who would immunliately diocharge from the puf.- lie work, as many as were required. N o doubt they prerem working on tho mail, to working on the land. Lonl BROUGHAM—And for lower ware. • Earl FITZWILLIAM said that WWI not the rave ; the v got higher ware, and hence the preference for the public work. Their wages were regulated by • tariff having ref, r. ,nee to the amount of work they perfumed. He hod Mort the other day that the farmers were paving their labour. n ed. a day ; he himself pail Is.; and on tire relief works th 7 were paid 13d. or lid. He was not much alarmed as to ti,- cultivation of the veil being ahandowol ; little work of thou kind was going on at thin period of the year, an the great.: portion of the corn was spring cc.rn, and the cultivation w not of the very highest kind. But, undolibtrely, if thine: went on in the tame way during February and Morel.. scrims apprehend. no might he entertained that the Lc r would not be sufficiently cultivated to produce the crop the next year. Lord BEAUMONT migrated that a solect encnrifat • about(' he sprinted by their lordships, as one lind to • appointml in the nth( r house, to investigate the working . the Poor Removal Act. Hr believed that many arroncou. couelusions had been come to, and falai , int . ..recces draw , with respect to that measure, which in his opiaron, lad 40 away with au great many of the evils of the law of aottlemr t • That bill had prevented pauper, alit, haul lived in town , I their lives from being removed hark to the rural diatric• . Notwithstanding this ails enter., several hoards of gusrili had come 10 an understandlng not to tag the law in fore and, utuder three circumstances, lie thought it eliwicable t a select committee should be aprintiol to impuiro into operation of the law. The Earl of ROI)EN aid that if a farmer waning ' hour. ro applied to the relief committee for thorn, he eh, • • I not sleo pin his loam for frog of h jug vinitrd lay the in • vidual., or s one of their friend+, who had been ('iurearg. I ' fiy the relief committee. In some parts of the c won) i•'. life would not he cafe. The Labour Rate Art had het n duo tire of evil., of which the extent was cut yet known : • had moat wrinualy docnomliant the lahouren. ; and her the... fore rejoiced to hear that it war to be put au end to. : • great win the calamity which had overtaken Imlurd, tl .t it would he impoodble, let g uvernment do what tln y won I. to pry.. nt thousands dying from famine and pc.flen , • Stilt every one, both in public and private., was bound to r. all in his power to :Ole) lot,. the evil. The noble ul lean lead babied hiss (Lard Brougham) hadrsta4z. rashly, te a statement of the Roo. Mr. doubt 'hat eminent clergyman, whatever 'lta had said, .41: raid it from a give of duty ; and surely TO e co u ld f fault with a conneir ntinua clergyman for lacing des:runs •• Spread what he. believed to he the truth. Lord BROUGHAM id he did not find fault withwl • was done, Ent with the manner and time of d. ing it. ••-; THE SPANISH MARRIAGES. Thn Ertel of AIIEILI)EEN : My lords, I wiesh to ae . question of the node marquir, the President of the Conn , whether any answer ha. been received from Pic Fret .1 government to the last despatch of the Secretary of St •• for the Foreign D , p.rtmeot, addressed to the Martini- . Normanley; and, if an, whether it is intended to lay le the table of the house. It appear, to me but reasonably • the rorresponelenes commenced with a letter from this en , . try, that it should close by a reply from the other sideof water. Ido not wish to give any opinion upon :he, subj. matter of that ce.rreqsondenee • I hope the house will not . called upon to give coy such nninion. (Hear, hear. hen ; But I will venture to state that I have a strong hen f that I • . house and the country would desire to see that 001 . 0 spondence come to a termination. (Hear.) It must he ma . fest from that part of the eorreaporlt•nee which has alren ' . been produced, that it is now continued without any delini cbject, and if it is carried much further in the tone and te . - per which it has nnw assumed, there is every re son to prehe nd that it will end in the production of very sun .. consequences. The Marquis of LANSDOWNE (who spoke in so Inn a tone as to he very indistinctly heard), was understood to s y that there had been another cemmunication in the form of direct despatch received, in answer to the last dispatch of I its noble II lend, the Secretary for Foreign A train, but that ones r had only reached the French minister (as wo under...to, el) the daibefore vs sterday, and it "41114 only this morning the t copy of it had been received by his noble fri• tel, so th t neither he (Lord Lansdowne) nor any of the government h 4 had an opportunity of seeing it. As soon as it had teen OM •'I by the government, it would be laid before the house. The re appeared to he an evident desire on the part of their la.'. ships that•this correspondent, e should now end, hut bower. r dominos h (Lewd Lansdowne) might Ito that such should I,e the ease, he could not say with aspect to a despatch whi. h he had not teen, whethe rit n quiretl an answer or n .t. All that he could say was, that he could assure the node earl and the house that the government hod not the elighttst is.- elination to suppress any one particle of evidence or kn.sa - ledge on thin •übject which they pos.essed, or to withhold any circumstance of these transactions from the mature e.• sideration of their lordship,. Lord BROUGIIAM said that the house must ha quite satisfied with the candid answer of the noble marquis. A. the correspondence coals) lead la no purpose, he to pod it would cease. He perceived that it had been attribate I to his excellent friend on the other side of the water (M. Gil , ' ) that he had used the expression •• ws oil aecomph" as ....- plied to these marriages. Ile could sot but think that I. . excellent friend had been minapersented on that. ....... The Marquis of LANSDOWNE f. It convinced. from many of the expressions contained in the speech which the noble lord had referred to, that that distinguished individoil must have been misreported. CASE OF MR. MARA. The Earl of ST. GERMANS had intended to prenen• a petition, of which he had given notice, from Mr. R. W. 1 Mara. late Registrar of Friendly Societies in Ireland, com plaining of his removal from that office; hut, as it had b en mislaid, he would make a motion on the subject. La -t minion a bill hail been brought in to regulate friendly 1.1, ie. ties in the three kingdoms, which had been referred b. a comm.ftee of their lordships, of which he (Lord St. G r mans) was chairman. The hill, as it came up from P.e Hoeft of rmnmons, provided that the barrister who certi fied the rules of these societies should in future be Billed the registrar, Red that the appointment should be in the attor ney-general ; hut, by an amendment of their lardshipor, the appointment was transferred to the gift of the Commissi nen of the National Debt, and was to he held during pl. asu• . It was, however, distinctly understood that the persan who held the appointment should be continued in them ; and that the power of removal by the commissioner* Mould only be nominal. There was a difference of opinion an to the conntruction of the act between the Attorney-Gene rid for Ireland and Mr. Napier, of the Irish bar. • It was, however, clear that it was not intended by the act to create new appointments, and Mr. Tide! Pratt, who had held the office in F.-Timid, was retained withnnt the form oc a re-en pointment. The noble earl then moved for copies of the eor respondence between the government and Mr. Mara, relat ing to the office of Registrar of Friendly Societies in indeed. The Martinis of LANSDOWNE said it was quite Vito Mr. Tidd Pratt h .d been continued in his situation: hut that gentleman had been connected with the very fo,nelation of these societies, and had applied his great industry and ability exclusively to the subject. Bet the certifier of roles •ix Ireland and Scot tad was on a different footing, for it was the established practice in thou' countries that the g• nth men filling that office Is as also the 0.-donut to the Attorney ar.d Soli citor-General, and in their confidence; and an Mr. Mara only hell the office under the late Attorney-Genentl, he retired with Win, an was the prietiee with all Atterney- Genendis of Ireland and Lord Advocates of Scotland, ti,, y wishing to keep the functions of 'deist rto the Attor n • s s General and certifier of friendly saci lies combined. •,„ The Earl of ST. GERMANS mid there was igniquopa : !lfiatti• -, tion as to the future appointments , but only whotber brA I ....:•.: Mara should have been re-appointed or nut. The ilfect,el.' W -..-.,,, the present arrangement wan only to get • permanent situp , J . I , .. : A j.arl tion for the gentleman who now held the office, an Ili. aft ....- , intouilcil tho registrar nit to go out with oven . govesE. -..., \ . .5 ‘ , t• ;T . ~,, '..i . 4 , •• • ••1 N ,‘' ♦K'. ~i