The Express. — London, England, 1848-12-14 00:00:00

PP A .v.e., e-e 1/.. /- tOCIRTY kr ENCOURAGNIONT at ARTB sad uruArsuinasararmi.rarrar.,4ra tholea. MI& NSW FRISS Leer boo bum limed. sad mar be We• • • ..4 re. to Itho tiIIMINNT.4 ad John dna, Add ' ji OA Ild see ~me see et the eged, : at. a gad eils eel: 2 le_makze.....l. 1: ---... i w - ft . MS* Ode le • fleel s..ei a ll"*. 1110 API" taftbli . t o ilhelea Erie ee * F , l ritt a Sic. for the Ma 5 a:. eil, mill tho Apra.. =UE AN/ ee air . _ __.., 'esoE Medi a le 0 astiodi 00 , 10 ,Z1W g a c= ow Pli m a m magalOis as Z i "d i rs - -on nem tar feel *poi tar &Tem la woos le ememeeleed welt 'Mem trine Mae . Or zegleer eir MEd Mir 14=111 1 7tit sal woad lee i ..4 dO4 Hiner Tim la Ileree. arrie.mitee . Meek rer a gmer& he ise beg Deep ter • 1 1% . Vi.irre• now . 4 vreehe • ~ gotdgli we the erNeeste Orii: the 4 -4.4. la et f • a Zernherlerme ee. opre et •••• . , limpila It &nil be o p ium eet , hi et lefeeere or ever, „ mid „ay ladle =ea It emir be at Ira Fjpeepeerzepea g rareee it eeei la elates& hal tree nr.........1 mi...,..,. AA ter the Ilse et • Root i mmeerre . 4 .‘reed am INlAoleeeme se eehteeZ le ewer the Iwo& W ith tMrare& with et ereeehe re Ze A let terag".o...4 m ratere• me mesh ether likemalles trei el ers. I ea thew=ter odrw ead m. fbe Aut. id di aar ilt"" ::, ". ..foritddod i*" la agardL lo "Ilair d• lioddileo a rd litlig."1" 111 dein{ . referee Et Maven DIM NIUROPI C SOCIETY'S FARM J. 2211001., for the MAW=N rOO On of Crletkel sot Tiara lays. *m. mi.,4.1 ♦ . 2 1 11.418 1. ft n i t i etitT ILO. Taahoreae- et...s *No a il 'maxim D. k.o. Cos. lb" elm so WW om.sese ton *ea hr o lte l l=l =ppm sena *my mask. Maid la to metro 0 00110 barn dlt. ammo* Mewls Mc Wout i soll lositt* the lams. Ms Mew. "I _ a .** sassion *ash 15" Wean hes 41614444 ..... i ..4111 d rei1ka reestare .ag alg ti It tp - **tat to VW et= 4 44 wWittpi=1 wses. Thew° ty6 . et be *MIN It Vt. * 64 4 " 444 ..-----4-111" luttellostlweremmeate t ~.... • emeolgalthio idw elle b ter e : Ely:" .31e 186. a i ... = l ll 5114 % Itiolko fit MM. Na.l Mb Mr PEA= {MOM et emeris sant* etra 1 TW0”4111 10024 r..... 1 , Ur= Orawlor t Z e i She =t, 24... " . :ta N Y. oweda*Mr. Ma oomaidsoi e = are: *girls*** to veribe.**BlL *5 erthwleg. Ceowellos ors orts*Co to any oat Oa& sew oftilltimost ai lreeeet.ele espotWA ea* et dr Ors* losses. tweommo• a m i ty nee, ta* betas* the losU=se. the rens Illate= of** I eve*** tir lie boom so *We seatitslislssearters to Mr V o ter Wont Thear.ves.lhewsver. et timer to reform the lege *ma ask eloll woe" do. liefledi Okaffaiaik ea volietom loiseeees ead I* pm** that ger Mee istentire oast sum erela* a dtaget estleoas 4 I.l**o leatresthet. Moe* that the flostt aeptert at the pate •AA theta to t o the aldhloaal outlay *la IA to here t tto r•stelleL ', so to the Phlleethropie 2*** 6 Tam *hoot mg he di mia. ' ,woe= . WIN* tlkotte• me, hoe. 4........ Ar1ia. tries. ~, •, the et the 1 ostituti.t, eL Bµ.: or t• %Iron Itarstpet sag ti, 73. Isenharaetneti - Wliire. Boom-. 0 • t ea* ; liessn. Co... russet Dor , ' 4:J. erg be tereftil sekhoodsra of the echo& 11 4 4 .. .es to ex *NW Furl kw the pasha* of the UM had thinothet 4 the 110,ftee te** ' nu ts% Iloatar .. Qr2l2.. T soa . lib Loyal 1 zoo o w=l...htice. Ilte. £lOO 0 0 J. ii:ii.attioi. Ica's.... :: : ' a o o stamasto aait o• los • • ova Luny.. ... ....... a o o tranimao••. ...... Mtn r i . °... : 1 2 1: : rigir e sei. ' ... : : g ° =shomoi.giaii& at to •J. imp. mot.. iiii . ,,. ao 0 u.swoa_ort Co. aa • D. Her, Isq.,pr ditto. a o • Diwollot 6 . 4 Ow el 10 0 J. P. blaubert i ratt.tedo. 2 0 0 thellom gC9 53 10 • J. Williams. teel.. rer do. 10 10 0 Mom 11. e.• .• ...... Preoloolee 10.10 .. . 61 16 100 The Rh& 'on *a O. flak. - .t. sad C 0 - . 10 10 0 left, kk , as, *1 Co. Id 10 0 O. Ointel u f .bun no., Ep. ... 10 10 u SEW& Weesar7. oad . jaw. ii• Os. ii. . , ~. ii . iiiits. to oo o 4: k c ri.v. n i" atua . ........... 1 1 0 0 1 10 0 0 o 10 00. J. Wilma. Ist.. per do. 10 10 . ii.S..,tii:. :: :: : 60 33 1 ?i,:. - 'aka. m"... • .: 13 1 3 3 C. *P.... 01. 0 W. Owen 11*. , VS 00 red 111111 11.6 1%* .... 10 10 0 irJ. w. C.oWillet 6O IP 0 Cle. 11et......... 10 10 0 " ear . "..P e . 50 0 0 C lke l .= .mito: 13 13 3 raym ,'=`:: to' 33 ' 1.?" 1 . ' l3ll kw:: 13 13 3 • •7 Ists , 30 00 ~ akar, ._ _ . 10 10 0 The .4 Oesro" . hy . IS 00 O. Waiatasea. 001.. fts .4 bootee 23 0 0 piellfte... _. -. .... 10 10 0 Ilreman roul Co.. r 23 00C. A. V ibe, . lO 10 0 Lroto. sad Co. 21 00 J. iv .1010 0 llN P lratelnat y a .. 10 10 0 Ise 4 V 004111. . U • 0 .. 10 10 0 The s rl ' , I ti, ei Ili Pa. , 1 • G. Y. 11, I 2 .7 -- 21 00Or I. - Wei. g 1: : .... 10 le 0 k 0 i.e.r.T.o Dow le. . . W. AV*. 1o6; Kot 2l 0 4 .... 1 0 0 0 M. etillas.„,, -.. S 0 0 W,I. /..ertea. PK" - W 0 u IL Rot... a oto ft& eit *ever. 111.1 *o 0 *I. ...... 30 0 0 a or.. llot, 2l 0 0 ti g...„„. .00 t es. *bum L mean. now n 00 I . Olin, Bort ... 10 00 T. B. Iletoas. Wm- * 0 0 C. Berea . 0 0 0 M. D. 12111 . - L5....... -, 00 1 .W. Wood. Wei . ; la. 10 10 0 T. AU M.+. Walt.. 9 9 •-- Wortroofe - •••• • 12 !" 0 21 47:1:1::114: 0 0 la 1 ramikowe . 11 fwl =2:o=l Plikrangis. paw 111*. irM4lO.. ad ism Marry Irk ' IMAM CieOIL io iu o &880CIATION for PRI of DIWITITIITIOW lather ma el the Pose by mem a miler she 4sherbeeschhehee ash *reel Pia .ttssyr—The Wahl t now 2. HO& W. L Wihaiese 11 L Imam. Ph& )MOTINO the RIILIBF IMTIOPOLIS. rod tor heresies of Paredial sod [MOAN WOOL to. of the /Mop nod Um/. . Lord Illottoe or LONDON. Or M. IL ladle. Bert.. M.P. IMEN7 Ilyanls. Esq. be liargals of We laballit *ion 4 of !he Fart 4 Havristbd . A. IL Me tad .1 P.Minbam h Inct. Mel. el valet'. M.P. . INChamp ys Herrera • hence, W. ille;ew. NMI. 1140011 , ample. J. C. Calefebeno. Req. lard Live,'.: , t. Arent. H.?. W. Cotton, Meg. Lial He, , choirmw.cleT BMWs Clinic, Woe.. M.F. p llo .. Lord Kota. Oreargeor. Rev : Tr blawa Dale . [ Irtilani Aahles Wil ...m Cowper, M.P. Jac he P.m rer veg Cest Illy:, Loy.. M.P. Meet , bey Ira art avv. LYON M. NOSS Thomsen et. low. Fig. MU Wee W. h. tileartenwlLP. J. G. Were. E.q. Mew Mr it,ice Peat re Re, Henry Howarth &a. Mr. Juane I:olerldee .1. R. Rearm. taq. relWe HU. V. bplow • uteri Knapoote. Hog_ . Arkwz ew Malaita John Lab , uchere. Lig. . r !i. R. Pultinlicht Dart T. H. 11 , 1,4, K. IWalter H. Tarqukst. Matt William naltn. &01. Mt !ober. H. lea* OWL. M.F. Rev. H. H. Wines 11 Falter .. Jam." WI. Staferil H. Northeote, Ent. oW., % I Wtd. Wt., _Ablator ley. J. T. Robin...in V. H Hala Madam d Abel tenith. E-q. leeks Sere. LA. AP? Tea. &in -Walt. Atilhasima el ihiniud T Thombm. Mot. litilltrea Ain rithm, Ent. The haler. Rea..M.P. Rev. J. End ed T>ter 0111..4, IL Martbeepber. Tatar. woes. Katy %aria Valles laxietles are new receiving glen l lFW Fir/ Thiir vender extend cow the 1.01.N04 ion. of data' Phelan' gnaw Clerkenwell, litelood, riturwbtcb, Ilevrtegtos. ie. ZITRACT FROM A RECENT RRPORT. With regard to the primped & of the combat *haw, We C o mmlt" .l Met to AMA lAA wowed nee. rech.d to fear that the poor are meth ler prepared tim orail to meet the exhienckei of a new salea. The weep at the poor, at a M.V. donne the pi: yea . Milseed to eave boa below the average, (mine to OAS aim ii. trate and** cheractor of tho weather. The m/...derable demands upon theft.' Sit.ltl am , eieaa =1 de winter more protracted or ATM lie 4 1 1 11e1 = 1. = eltrilostaini ie IA very tweent feere. to laud, *Wiwi untidy to the commercial MAMMA Sidle NMI tel .tuier of lan year, are at the lancet time lene lbw Mint hewer 1...0 at (hi. waves, and It will require every welirßY were yertl the Irlovi. of the Money to take the ewes ammo le mowed M Ihe dwo eel. ishieh nay be expected. The 1. il Eon* amounts have Dot been preview* astagellll s ll oll Wa Iraq., ,:., PA., Lod 1 W. P. Jew* Fata l e r a l.. al 0 4 W . . ..ClO 0 (Spi v J. N. Aiwlel it M . 11. Vera, 641 L. 4th dna. 6 0 s ta.. 2 7 0 J. H. hill*. liej:; • Mee • at- . .a 10 10 dos. lab plea., ime J. r.„... ..... ......... ~.. 2 1 61 - .. ..... 2O 0 How ligra ~0i• MAWS. II 11111 llllMmtrae • 6 0 Wee. Bediard• fti• .. 4 0 0 S r . Lori 6 1 100 0 i. ilia Rem Mr IL Z. Belida. 1 • Meld ..................e 1 4 Mr. EL IL I. RebeitteL B4 M, OR Jame Reauntoni, 6.4 ...11 I .Iba L J.. 11 01 1 1 . 0. ia a 5 1 Men ..e, 5 6 J. • 6 . • • . .. MID Tlwa. Illwfwyne. Rwa a 6 6 W IRI 1 W 0•11 . Mei . . iii mama Melo. Mrieer mad te 2 11 am 5 0 P. 11l Lear i.e. . 21 0 1114 ... -.a 1 2 •• 1 • Rlvandaleilegialli. NIL . 1 F....11iad:1 .... ....... • 11 0 Maine Pony • • %ea,. W15 4 61. F.Mrie.; . • • II 0 Erri Nig.. 111) 0 .. .teentar a lmy . 2 1 alien Tip* ...::: 6 : 0 6 1:ini . rwagt_ . .• - ••, • 115 1 . 6 • DO 0 Thome Mme, illiwaa.... ins .111 Writelia . .. .iiii, dew. . 5 6 dew................ II 0 Rev. liabiti . lleiell..lib 11, OO* 11 ` 0103.111 . 11 ;11., to Meek.: t q .. . . ElaLL:_i , • . • •'... I• I fle a reet — Fde - We1r 4. .4........h 1 i 14 =atm report a the lisedsitlas hill be found to Watt telbif lb thaithat It mhe lee hada Man Itlvisetat _ l l. teseitio. (~14,etu i x toemw4.4 h pea. ha ipplleellen MI do ftllssy. Ctstebottoou feeelved by the At to Worwies. 111. JUDO* ..treet. Kw. teeti=. Kew. Ware 111.1 City. , tleeeelseil Mews. Win DUO" Cn Ritchie lane. A,O /1 ," * " nontei. led Co.. Lombard tomb ' 24 " P .401 ."74 et the <Mee of the Atenetattoo. 111. bombes: THREt THOUSAND BUFFALO, RUSSIAN 011, at.l RIM 1 . 0110111111.** mottml.in Pima 0 • 02 ` MON% mate 11ssIt 1.. tram baulks/ Oa El: ra,„7'. 4 % l• • NON b. tar /b. GUM JAI 011 - Hefts; Amos% wet beldaktt. esti Otimim 4. 11 . 47M= IY&:•3 *POO MN tw Its importer Its 1144 Wile at Asta. Piturioll* to IRtin .. 1 •• ter atm. ineurpoil Ompr. Is WOOS* Q r " N 't,„ .„ wig lal i gri GOMM P•••• , • 04 rjerib. Or Ms II lbs. Irma Gob s W A " EM• 4 4 , Mt b. pet ; anal 31.—T0 19_1••1 tillalabiled Tut aid Ittlima Woo W DRAWING4OOII ISTOVII, =Wain NEW L ti . Awes mei wad= st t eme = o l 1 Ire Nalimi gis is Vie W l aliM re = ~. 1 :4 4 7 . 4% , oje * t e lk i l esm A litiso. ..rogettl e 17 11 7 : €orca PROTIOTION OP MI PROW MIL THE ROYAL !SOCIETY for the PROTECTION ir Lin tn. mug auwas Ira osamar is an. bra. la IN oft sswerara. be NO* raw ad era tle eplealker ranee le aw ettera rail We war assiwily et kma ballades beeme me Mink lbal 1111 IS --iji.,...E..6. weft we wimp s Ils ewes bee promote, era met eraw eseelera edgers et be by We issrease et WWI aberwer la =s=i er Veadraerated Se Melaka W Ira Ills we et ramie Rlailera beN rat illeta2 sm. ear. Isat We laslngelle.ara well las la We ens dram ts =Lese =we rat Ira Wi bse eb l erame e : Ia w We at rawaa What o Ora br Wilesele= 2=b l:f rac 14 =er of WWI Ike 0 WWI Se WM WM rawer* as kwla I. i re wll=lta i t h ts= a ara m tei t e an ts aet were wed* Owlet Me the serabillea e la beelea sr NW arasesd mall a Welke lbw less i liVera AWN. sr. alas QM fame& lira be sea Ise a west WWI. la esaluilaW Ws Waft/ rat Se Ns atellweell esl tlis Is the ran le be Iteraereil W. libra a., ww".772. Ileraers sesteraws wee essemaaw eseralse. Ms se sera =lra a anew et WW twerp raw are scaNally awed= sews esedowellea IN II srall qu e . r7W rat INK r a se Rware Illelbsee; awl. ewer , Wan Is sta em e nd w et es row. et were, Rees bra by lbe as at wawa we sera ram W Paiseao-Wer Prat Oseskra Meralytbe 41111 Mi. Ilea Bea. We Ileeq=" ds, "allmi nberaradray l a ti.. Wea Pelee. Jams Ira, Wem . 3% .6.424 er: ,m +leet Thi.ll ,,,Tr• Traranaa-lbwral Wese.'lbli. S. -Istereratee. Ibrearsar.-Me. Lew, ra., Ittl. nyeadinalt. DoWleas e.rreeele.lrlleeenseired 1.1 tile Om& Nara era Oa, I. ; Wawa WSW. Para* awl Ow. Lombard- WNW ; We ara leratiraer Owe& ask. 1. IL Juror same; y by . er ow realm et We twomaltlee, or She Itemerar P 10 PUBLIC CONIPANIBB, LANDLORD% ROOM SOUTH, te.-W ASTRO, ROMS, Imps or cm^ Sam at low : =row ea. 111.) sad Oo —lm ar gi nes e lo g .-,Aisi . g rt h rroa d r is a eirom of iho. „ Ommlooems. TO BOLICITORS, BUILDERS, sad others.— tr:t OA NUMMI et ROl4llll, Woo or ma Issay =Lap fie to to LIT or Dliireell OP. No nomiod to Mora GARLAND sod Cu.. Willem esd malzsiMia. . tlindewiffirs. I.*_-e/7 4 Lr , KIM HUNDRED AND ONII. STRAND.— sur: •• abalone! e x kk • 1 :: i I I I A i c ono • NG Lin . •111 Swan kr lobo Oar simpis dam. &a IAS l a a il M i r wa up iii=a +mu. INT E W ORNAMENTAL UTILITIES far 011.111111/UB 1111111111111. :VP" WI" ame=r amm TrAil.ellelt. Weal Mogen re wood,ie. Tter Selo. eareeDer. awl keen we to epees. la Anglo- A rer imi reeiti Ders Jar: Re Owen te plated M. M. ka. Mt IL W.U.eeme Mates.. the gretreeeed Moller km II selalsair •Vm g, Isc or. vedered se a Meanie hi Pukes. Omsk Sere sad Yip . lariat Ileeelne, seesaw reedy. W a . g i i . ll s ietellere. • seer Cetera/on of tresereoly . Art leseatee rem SO adese. met trees OtTil DALLIS.. 12. Old Demderreek ea remit WSW leoPe Na !b e ORACECHURCH4TREKT. Grat ei =er the Ire rd ezterle barer = rte A Ole bra so so Ur Orr • " I " restede et di M had re dr helms selded waw rzi s c=r= tear nisei dr r- seed erre. sal 1 . 1 1 8 0, IWO =MOW ele =Wail 1111011 bur re le atsurred rd Ihs rises far Mie r :=, ; bre rriered rebdr Id Mere el re sow ea perseetL Hard elerrei es armee le lellsert re liii.riossael re slake Iheittb_s Ids dalr to mare IL Ileided of lard der hie Mr thee be ere eon Write. the strellea his a regr an flti NOVIELTIEL The firer of the Terre - bee mil M OnTerree=s, de eeee l:4 an al echoes pet 710175111124 Of the het mansfachoese ef lase Orr te eerie escit other to the d, as th tatrodeodee of MOM sevelly. ere well bre VIM seecoldee okra err eiel deals desire of LEMAN. eld leery ; Mils Arra Yee. wed ardor Ore, die rad rib a = "i delles w. Ise redeoete ef ett leaded rd eh Near As Meneertes of re mibm areges sA Ws the M. Yet=lM I. Ide. Ihrors. hoe ... ........ .. !la padre ea.. her . Ile le 411 s. Dr Doebrtersted Weld. DerrZa rest refer. hi orb. .Oa el es Own. waisi• MA Ciiiiii . iheinen.... 111. proof MIL Vey OWL de, fee der .... On Ira Orr. fret lls. Were. rlesers, redder herede abet di iIIi e a d wirl illi dolub *a et preesederde rem Wier .be all ert lbsl is MIA Not ow Itaw 18 isilmad. in Ir P1i=1 , 111 4,16 = duel ea se ere re the remer ef r= refeede"ll= brews dirtkre Ore imsd at Preedderer r rah arIMEOR. DRAP! S, MAR. baler. sot Orr eedlittee. THE CATHEDRAL and the ABBEY, or RIVAL CITIES. We peer data the rower of Wine Vieth To whatsoever Ms MUM nor reach To us It MOWN mot a isle*. Whirr dr Mr ips he Write or set ; I.lrien Ms by err ear GOMM To wlrt Ina aer Mont be laredwes Tuns Melee enleM et alebt—ead monn end Sir Shire an the de arra re by Temple hoz: When lbws doe Abbey of the "Mies time .. pS e il read MID midnight chime— ' MED marred by my WM% ll Werearear warivad d crisis. TM& Mandan I to yr door tome la thle meet emir , math, sind pier. What Is lhat town lemma Me Dm mtteeewr memo It WI" 91.4 1 rilMe "' Derrew thi= beteg We as tie ildnes .41Llaailen ailio4dba , pelte: E ...1 F L.... =..... dlr . awl dccka. ireren giewr "81 •11 1 11V7=I gum. 41 =i Mr MAILS 1 wer wawa= ow Mil tower. seta as midi ler 06DIt LONDON DM& eils-d6=VMS9'w.c...":ristels eme— lt you beheld how Sae the dorm to At MOWRY 111M11—on UM ids _—on If your old tower—the home of f MK View d HOMY far.ferned hems f ro LONDON HATS • Hate. touchiest which tt may two wry add Thu Itoe4Nri hats me Meat e at the Mail l If you behold the LONDON SOOTS AND SHOES. Which Moored. at the War of HOSES cheer : could you but Muir with your award WM How MOSES beer art dam reed eery teed i And could you see Oak rat at LONDON MRS, In buying which no purchaser derames- Jure for Mire mail you would miry mud, Ertept at MOSES chop near Ablate Mirth. If bra yaw earent site you could but re Theis prime aimplier of LONDON HOSIERY, If ad the goods of NOSES me mule OM You ei n erixt w ar Liner. se sew you do ; Hr. Vali d Mk mend, leeegerderanaetriretcstil purely horn kons r A win we entitled 'Mr of Tyra eastsiam •M • AW HO of prior for each dmartnesed. MI direetres for elifdeernr• stot. op Imhof co appliarsha. • firmed padres. WIT ULM ULM TO SWIM .11 • 4. 4 ad. Arnie m ine. • • • Ategs s ee= au dit too eery al= 0bj...... treat NOM V u Ltia I 8 0 2 2 0 • 9 8 The ike lvte..: :: :: :: : iI: rig1i... 1 ••••••:...6 ° u • . I9 9 I 11 0 lawisde rbitt , ... 4 • ma 0 . 8 4 rim. ........ A . —.......... lis I 0 6 Sot • . ... 1 4 0 CioloS i. 1 ..._ Palo 0 11 0 014 6 HINIM 4111117E0 IB 0 -. . Hidden Is=irilat dm slim 114100.-Elo 0 1 611OcImmi. b rot rapids with wari gfor die et ollinottlrood. rolifterr Mimi. V net d. ell Io ea r ani(. or. It gommem. me mom etc Myra IL Heed" c l.l .41r.1711a". 48rg i aN D Liam .'".. 161. 111, HA s er aa a IJL lit • . .711 .. SOW twat 11•16 . , Iwo or" clot tie ~. OW SOW or " It loft emir irema---ira WWII gad lier m eitt=ed TTm those b ia l. dertad, d e e r drat at iv mead to do X'. "-• liralltiolot Is dole a:0 Wm IS semi ..hem boorr is remind in 111 EMIT IF UL TE E T IL—ROWLANDW ar. or MIL DINTIIIIIMAstivirraz ii m r eslortrid rod ordrodoe IS asdiaso Moir tors Da smers --.- st Peresso Yr =MIA Is Ist vi ls roar -1 " - "" realan troosa trpr Mom re IM . Os Mier sit se= Maar ib. Ms Ika. fit —Orllso : ttso Y tt or D o rn. rs Mt soar ord siDoss, A. LAID sod NON. prdos." re .roosd sa to veggiouststimp. like Is alkali bla OIK OF ONO. Slid Tir dismay wd Asehowar. E after INLARCIEMENTet tiro WEEKLY DISPATML 1.1 I —Talsiounalc Odds Is will a zmazazD. ea sad —a lIIIIIDAT. Sr Da a nsa , to SA= Paps. ng= Slaty-raw Oslowas, of laa moo Has aat Sal extra lan" na DISPA of Toe Sewigares. As WNW id =T ie a. Sad °Wadi atom away pd.& Isattsloosid., sad mandog Hall% so Hat Pumas HORDS H Was ~,,p Lemke NI. roostrs II do anso waadag. As man odllas Ys DISPATCH la pordildood way Sada .Srost from Pools. sod Om palm se las Sap a r amg olabla d : samasoo .looodd bo slam . to Hr. Wood. 139. Plostamook a a say of Sr Na..... fat Pea aad Prke 7► ed.. dotk THE HISTORY of FRANCE, from the Earliest !wive!. Dr lam et BOA SIMS& The two volumes ot the Preeel editterfewl le the owe of the triedwiloo. Me work le the Irtatere emir Minister ot Educetion /UDC% litters It Ye prod Swath Ike edttkee. Ada boa. Sa THE HISTORYBy J of oss the Va .", UN ITRD STATES of AMERICA. PlalmddEßlll. lionsbonody bound In cloth, with AlsayAirso wood isinstas, piss tb. ed. IaISTRATIONS of the BIBLE. sad CON FIRMATION/ of 11110111 ID HI/TORT, Ism the MONET. et 1113iejeV ATLO vI. ••olitabba leessisSo mike4,lll,46ll6.4o2tustindua. vanes Iltrdra Its sisEmws. , - -1 Issibol are sae at sh NA fa NI& "Sys disest mod well ausaled : D. 114 WHAT TO E EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID; DNS Tebbe kr 01l Illy IL .1. Oreessersee. 11. ILILO.. to Oopme•ile• if bow swim WIN% • end Odd s reek a doe Orford s B IM. as sksoessoe se Ids Odoodos beds so_ __Tesses atsms. 01111 Is dos not do sosetesr esos a ra d dopieel boodlelo. said Is I=ll6 %IMO Doled or die Is 0r0 ........is Ts Os OM et • ; Orono. HT. lie& Ova : Ns" 311701.016.1e1"WA :111sod; er Omni tom lbeilidee.*dildiedoe. ~... Vjt vf,l3rtll 717.] LONDON, THURSDAY, DEC. 14, 1848. [I7.REEPF/iCE. The fellsubra sie as Ws el OM OAZDIlf=r. 0111011101J1 OfflOn.4 Wpm Winner keel. Ream& Leonia : Cl iss PERCHEB at the h AOMULTURAL MEET INO N Ditit TON ARO& laprlatel from Was " Apteultwal Gasetta " fee sa /Id. auk Kay be ordered of an emir seat free be peat am tam pollee mow Wog IsnmailleJsamollatihaws,e, Upueeleillthateautreek Orinitornia. larks. PAN 1.4911L8 for the HERBAIUM, emelett of te. mow et the CLUNK ALLIANCIa oßtlit IIDIII I.. IItOFI/101 LI N DlArlf VSONTAMLIC IC NG el Wain, VP. tast they eta be cut out aad paled A report Wllll circulated to-day that M. Diann had resigned last night. The Boone to-day has spin risen. Paw, Doe. 13 Maw Loan, —; Three per Cantor„ 43 25 'he par Omega., 74 40 ; Lot Law; 74 30 „; Fears, Belgian fives,ll6o, —; Lo. 1642, —; Do. Urge% —; De. Twoand.e -= 71 4 3 0 Beta— ; Boma Loan, 63; Treasury Dank /bare% 1630; Esellang• as larks. 30 days, 23 ;SO da' 15 ark. letkvarearia Wreak P 10; ruts and Am" 400; Sem and Havre, ——; Minoan and MarasUlas, 195; epee. 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The returns which were hourly arriving from the provinces showed an immense majority for Louis Napoleon. The following is from our own correspondent : PARIS, WEDNINDLY, 5 30 P.M. It is impossiblead eq u a telyto describe the effect i which the results of the elections which continue to arrive hourly have produced in the Chamber. All i A 2• are literally thunderstruck, the partisans of I scarcely less so than those of Cavaignac. 1 *t e y was expected, indeed counted on with by all, but none expected such • universal : ankles as that which has burst upon Paris , from every quarter of the country. It would be tedious and uninteresting to send you ' the long list of numerical returns from various departments now lying before me. They are all to the same tune and words, the proportion of votes for Louis Napoleon bearing to t ho se for Cayaignao a ratio? Villicn varies from four to twenty fold. Telegraphic despatches have arrived to-day, from numerous departments, addressed to the mir ietry of the Interior, announcing that Louis Bonaparte has received in them 80 and 90 per cent. of the entire number of suffrages. The intelligence which I sent you some days ago, that M. Odilon Barrot was to be president of the council, instead of being vice-president of the republic, is confirmed. M. Bineau is to have portfolio of commerce. The appointment of Leon Faucher to public works. which I also announced to you, is confirmed. Much difficulty has bee n found especting the finances, but that portfolio has been definitively given to M. Achille Foald. The Ministry of the Interior is not yet settled, but will, I believe, be given, as I have already told you, to M. Leon de Malleville. General Changar nier is to be governor of Paris, with the command.in-cbitf of all the National Guards of France and the army. The Ministry of Public Instruc tion is still doubtful, but will, it is said, be taken either by M. St. Barthelemy St. Hilaire or M. Aurilian de Seze, the latter of whom is a legitimist. The diplomatique will be almost completely res and all ministers who have been sent to foreign countries by MM. Lamartine and Leda% Rollin will be revoked. the new ambassadors will be included Mr °l3 l, Pontois, Mastery, De Bourqueney, and Walewski. M. de Beaumont has, it is said, already resigned the London embissy, as have MM. d'Harcourt, Le Flo, and Bois le Comte. Nothing of the slightest interest ooeurred in the chamber today. The troth is, in the present state of the minds of the representatives, stunned as they are with the results of the election, all serious delibers- I don Is out of the quesdon. SPAIN. The Madrid Gazette of the 7th, contains a royal deem granting pardon to the sixty-nine soldiers who WM condemned for mutiny on board the brig Moo tan e& A grand ball at the palace had been put off by the queen, in consequence of the events at Rome. A Carlist conspirecy had been disoovered, and some arrests made. The Duke and Duchess of Montpensier left Cadiz on the 2nd for Seville. General de la Concha bad fallen in, near Esparrdygueres, with an insurgent band of 600 men, heeded by Poses, and Pow, Instead of lighting, made his submimion. The Ciemor Pridieo says, that the Cortes are not to meet before the 28th. lartaia, Dar. 7.—Tbree per Carta., In paper; after Dolga. 101 &IL Pire per Ceuta. 101 ace.; after Balsa, 101 1 each. Peratrae. 16.16 paper; after Solna, aaaa. Clasp 61 are.. Beak at St Perdlasalk 62 emb 64 paper. Treasury b4lla, 78 each 10 paper. itscirase 011 018014 90 dale. 46 - 40 Parer. ITALY. TURlN.—Advises from Turin, of the 9th, state that the ministerial crisis still continued. It appears certain that M. Oioia had renounced the powers which were accorded to him. Moffa de Lisio had not, on the day preceding, accepted the formation of a ministry. II Penniero, of Genoa, of the 7th, says : " The king had summoned Colligno to form a ministry which should conciliate all parties. Those of the late ministry who had been invited to form part of the ministry had declared that they would not associate themselves with the exalted patty. Colligno had declared that he could not form a cabinet if the king would not dissolve the chambers, which the king had refused to do." FLORENCE.—The Conciliatore, of the 6th inst., nye: "We are immured that a league has been con cluded between France, Piedmont, and Naples. The league, offensive and defensive, between Russia, Prussia, and Austria, appears a certain fact." Il Nazionale, of Florence, of the mama date, denies that a league had been formed between Prance, Pied mont, and Naples. FRANCE.—THE Ranee or THZ STRUTS Or I Paris now sells for 600,6001 r. when sold by auction in 4 the sus, and for 3,600,000 fr. when, after having lain in 4 the receptacles until fit for manure, it is sold by the cubic ' foot. la 1823 the streets of Paris were leased for 25,000 fr. per annum ; in 1831 the value was 188,000 fr. ; and since 1846 the price has risen to the sum first nursed, viz., 600,600 frame ; from this must be deducted the expense of cleansing the streets.—lioniteur. WALLACHIA.—A letter from Bucharest, of the 7th, quoted by the Journal de Constantinople of the 19th, states that during two days the Russian military authorities had made numerous wrests. among which was that of an Reglish 'object, who was taken from his own house to a outside the tows. K. Colqahone, her Britannic Ida consul-general, had protested against this violation, an demanded an immediate Telma of the party wrested. Be, however, could obtain no redress from the Turkish an. therities, and the matter has been referred to the British minister at Constantinople. CAPE OF 0001) HOPE—By an arrival from Caps Town, we have files of the South African Advertiser, to the 18th of ost , which do not, however, add anything of importance to the accounts already received. Sir Barry Smith's visit to licifilrland had elicited a most satisfactory account of the state of affairs in that quarter. A mining between his excellency and the Ktilir chivh had been held at King William's Town, at which sundry matten were discussed. The government agents re ported favourably of the chiefs, and the chiefs had nothing to complain of against the agents ; so that, as matter of course, the MI es. roccedeic of the day terminated in a manner sadder,- to AYT .—We have an arrival from Port an Prince, with dates to the 6th of November. The president has issued a proclamation, in which he avows his determination to send an army against the Spanish portion of the island, in order to subject it is the republic. IRELAND. DUBLIN, Dec. 19. The reply of the Lord-Lieutenant to the memorial against jury-packing, which was yesterday presented to his excellency, presents the justification of the go vernment for the course adopted during the political prosecutions of the last six months. The document is elaborate and explicit. As regards the put, his ex ' e fleecy mays he has no reason to suppose the allega tions of jary-packing well founded ; as regards the future, the Lord-Lieutenant explicitly declares that whenever the law officers of the crown have reason to believe that any party summoned as a juror does not " stand indifferent as he stands unworn;" they would be guilty of a dereliction of duty if they did not exercise the privilege of setting by. Who can doubt it 2 His excellency drew the attention of the memorialists pointedly to a circumstance which they appear to have unaccountably overlooked— namely, that a larger number of protestants than of Roman catholics had been set aside by the crown in the course of the trials whence the occasion of the memorial was afforded. The following is the conclusion of Lord Clarendon's reply to the deputation: In a state of unparalleled public excitement, occasioned by the agitation of a great political question through organised wisociations and clubs embracing • large portion of the com munity, whose members openly avowed and demonstrated their sympathy with the stewed, and their Participation in many of the opinions 4(40:m0d in the publications that were the object of prosecutions, whose supporters in the public press advanced and advocated the doctrine that the duty of juror', whom by every means they sought to intimidate, was to give political votes, not judicial ver diets, and whose whole conduct notoriously indicated their apprehension that the conviction of the parties to be tried would materially endanger the political objects of their combinations and confederacies, it be came the bounden duty of the public prosecutor to watch vigilantly the condition, the character, and the essociations 01 those who might be impannelled on the jaries, to exclude, as far as in him lay, all members of those usociationo, all known supporters of their principles, all, of whatever religious persuasion they might be, who could on reasonable grounds be 'apposed to be under the undue influence of melt opinions and such views. To act otherwise would have been on his Dart, • serious dereliction of duty. It le my firm belief thai he did no IPPre than hit duty, In the exercise of the mivileges of the crown he was neemsarily compelled to set aside not only many Raman catholic,' I, but even • mato' number of Prottotants, to whom your mews rial makes not the slightest allusion, but of which fact, I pie ' same, you cannot have boss ignorant. It is one which, I should have thought, might not unnaturally have led you to lOW apprailtonslon of the true circumstailoes of the lodine you thought yourselves warranted in amiantus the conduct of the officers of the crown u being based on • studied design of *Wad* Boman catholios, as such, from the uries of whose cosititution you somplain. Disclaim,* me I do, in the most *aphasia manner, the existence deny such desig., and saddled of the justice of the principles on white her Majesty's :Attorney-Cieneral has found himself Japan. drily bound to act on the occasions you have reared to, Nei of his strict adherence to those principles ekes in the -cis of the privileges of the crown, I have no doubt that he will net es any future occasion go boned those legiti mate pounds of objection which his public duty makes him M stledl to, and Ido not therefore feel collect upon to Wm lay asalarim for interfering with the maven° of that discretion with which the law has invested bin, for the son dem of the public prosecutions committed to his charge. The bale against Mr. Daffy will be sent up to the grand jury to-day. It was supposed they would be the first subject of consideration, bat the presiding judges, Mr. Jostles Perrin and Baron Richards, sug gested; that the grand jury should fired consider the other bills. This will inevitably throw back the trial of Mr. Duffy until Monday next at the earliest. There are many confident statements made that it will not corm off previous to January next. A warrant his been received from the 'Treasury, by the Board of Works, directing that, instead of repay ing into the exchequer the instalments of the famine loan now in the hands of the board, and which ex ceed the sum of 360,0001., this money may be re-ismed, upon proper security, to the landowners in the several counties which have paid it, for the w pm; of drainage and other means of improving the land. No apphostime front persons resident in coun ties in smear to be complied with. YORKSHIRE WEST RIDING ELECTION. (By me Mark Telegraph Compaily's Esprua.) At 11 o'clock this morning the numbers, according to Mr. Denisoes committee, were : Denison .. FArdley 1823 1297 ENCROACIIIIZNIS or THZ S&L—Within the last few weeks the sea by made ouseiderable inroads on the land in frost of the Esplanade and the Ordain.* ground, Dover, and it appears that if we have a condemn°e of gales such as we have ezmnienesd this week, with high tides, still greater imawmailmwsla may he anticipated; unless, indeed, the NIFFO epr 1 new being employed by the harbour work mei, la the omelnstion of grethe and other barricades, shall he awlialsmt to urea the morose of the water. Already half the sawly formed walk .tt the place of which we are sperthiag Ins bun washed away, and the remaining porticos steads in danger of sharing the same fate every tide. SHIPPING. MN= AlArvin.—Dublin, 2; Donaghadee, 1 ; Guernsey, ao., 1; Fresh, 1. LONDON, Dee. 14.—Wind this da at aeon, BAB., stranderim a light, pleasant breeze, and Sc., clear, weather. AnstamAx, Dec. 12.—The Cl frees Porto Rico to the Clyde, which was an elm: 29th alt. at Sea MA was get off yesterday, and has been brought into this port, with considerable damage; past of urge saved. itazwicm, Dec. 12 .— The General Washington, from Bremen to New Orleans, was on shove en the Long Eend yesterday, but got o ff sad proeseded. OFF FOATLAND, Dec. 11.—Anived : Dentate, Batavia, for Hamburg. OFF Doran, Dec. 12. —Arrived : Sal Mastic, Buenos Ayres. On , Burnoonni.—Arrived : Neptune, Cape of Good Hy,. LIVERPOOL, Dec. 13.—8.5. W.— Arrived: 12th, Duke of York, Calcutta; Belle, Bona) ; Maine, New York ; Prods rick, St. John's. N.B. 19th, Christina, Singapore ; Juana, Valparaiso. Sailed : 12th , Republic, Baltimore. 13th, St. Clare, New Orleans ; Dash, Newfoundland. TINONMOUTH.-8. to B.B.W.—Arrived: Habatline, Bt. John's, Newfoundland, with part of cargo thrown Oyer- C;;rna, Dee. 13. B.W. by B.—Arrived Comfier of Durham, Cuba. DIAL, Dee. 13.-B.W.—Arrived : Eleanor, Moulmein ; John Scott, Madras; Celt, Islay ; Remittance, New York, arid not the Retribution, as reported yesterday ; iltadacond, Quebee. Arrived from the river: General Palmer, Port Philip ; Preintor, Maarkina. Bailed : Rio Grand*, New Orleans. CARDIPT, Doe. 12.—Arrived: Ellen Bryson, Valparaiso: Adelaide, Havana. Dux, Dec. 13.-B.W. Sailed : Faairy Queen, Bay; Parkfield, Callao; Hopewell, Jama ; Activetr Tacna ; Rio Grande, New Orleans; Brothers, Boston ; Agrippina. Trieste. bowairrorr, Dee. 13.—The Magnet (schooner) KU upon the NewtomeSsad, but was assisted off, after beating heavily for several hours, and has been brought into harbour. COMMERCIAL 4 MARKETS. HONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Tice o'Clock.—We have had what may be con sidered an extraordinary rise in the funds this morn ing, the continuous improvement during the last month being taken into account. Consols have been as high as 871 ex-div. for the opening, or say, with the dividend on, equal to 881, which shows an advance of fully 1 per oent. upon the most advanced quotations of yesterday. Some portion of this improvement may doubtless be attributable to the French rentes coming so mach better, and the morecontident expectations entertained that the advent of Louis Napoleon to the presidency will lead to no disturbance of the peace either internal or external. The rise of prices noted brought forward sellers, and we have now a alight reaction to 87j to ex dividend for January. Consols are now shut foe immediate transfer. Reduced Threes are 87 to j. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 87j to 1. Bank Stock,' 189 to 191. Exchequer Bill', 395. to 425. premium. In some of the more substantial foreign securities, which have been rather inquired for, we have also higher rates current Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents. are now quoted 47j to 84; the Fours, 72j to 31. Brazilian are 73j to di. Chilian, 84 to 6as before. Mexican are not so good, at 211 to 21. Peruvian re main 39 to 40. New G renada, ill to 12j. Spanish Fives are 12 to +; the Threes lower, at 25 to j; Portuguese, 24 to 5. Russian, 101 to 2. 121211.1611 111111 D 6. Beak Stook. 1/6 91 3pere.046.10,418.,1612Jait., 3 per Ot. gad Mum.lm, ST tI 42 Oh. 3ox Ct OM. Am., 41,4 t ti m er v i r wit =b. le se. 42t. mum 201161611 NU De. 6 per Ct. Atutilta Boe/, 7, 1 per alt. 111 111 y par S t eartUr a l * 1 n 1 2 1 2 sr Ot. 8dr.,132 1140.. 10 40 Mao New. 722 It I Wttiettlthus B Bvooe Z . A 6 12 2 =Ma 101 2 Dino OW=O. NC /40 /IL. 16 i ' 64 r " ens, 24 per Ct. Iluith 414 44 Spar 01. V= Mr., 14 14 4 pa Ot. DO& 04M. 122 Si Tobasedi RAILWAYS.—Bhares are still on the rise, end quotstions better. We cell London and North Western, 119 to 20 ; (heat Westerns, 14 to 12 dia. ; Great Northern, 11 to dis.; Caledonians, 191 to 20; Blackwell', 41 to 1. French shame are also very good. Boulogne and Amiens, 131 to ; ditto Coupons, 4s. to 65.; Northern of France, 51 dn. SiLES &MCI= Dr TO TWO THIB DAT IN LONDON. (Yesterday's prim will be baud in last moo Aberdeen, 18 Los. & B.W. Tanis Can., 36 Cakdoetian, 191 301 Do. New &sip, par Do. New 101. Pref., 3 Midland, 79 6 Chest. & Holybesd Prof, 114 Do. Md. Coned. Prot, 911 Kama Counties, 11! 1 Do. Con. Br*. and Firm. 6 per Do. New Guar. 6 per Ot., ll Do. Eaten. 6 per Ct. No. 2, 4 d North C = hi IS Do. N. lk East 5 par Ct, 514 1 Do. Hem, E. Lineoladdre, 251 1 No. Qrs., 8 f Ureat Northern, 71 1 Do. pads, 4 Do. Hales. A, D 44 N. Stars. 111 9 Do. dare 6 per Cad. 0uhr.,31 Oslord, Wore, & Wolv., 21 Great Waren, 77 8 Reading, GalkL, & Reigate, 94 Do. Halm, 44 8. Eastern, 2211 Do. Gra, DM Do. No. 1, 1 Do. New 17/., 91 10 Do. Thirds, o. 4, 761 Hall and Selby, 98 South Wales, 74 7 tam. and Yorkddre, Sf Took, News., k Bee., 251 a Do. Haler, 58 Do. Orig. Newo. /a Ber.), 22 Do. Fifths, 44 Do. Paten. No. 1 (Tort and Do. New Guar. 6 per Cast., 51 Newt.), 121 1 Landon and Madras& 41 Do. Es. leo. 2 (New. and Bee.), Loa„ MOM% and & C., 291 6 19 4 Do. New 5L ar., 34 Do. O.N.E. Par.. 61 Lea. h Orsonerke, 9 York & North Midland, SO Lou. a N. Wane% 119 Do. Prof., 9 Do. New gra, 71 f Boalopoe and Amiens, 84 1 Do. Piths, 51 6 Luxembourg, f Lon. & 8. Western, 39 SI N. of Prance, 7 unaroot. BALM Daum= 13.—Owe o'Culen. The market was steady to day. East Aoglion New Ouse., 3 Man., Matt, & Lino. Pral„ 9/ Great Northern (A), 78e. 9d. Do. (Sher. A Lb.), lls. Do. (B), 31 d Midland, 784 9 Lane. iud York. QM, 74 d Do. Halm, 101 Do. la Pref., Rs. 9d. 6 p Torn, Newe., and Bee. (0. N. E. Lan. & North West. New Qrs.,4 p Par.), 14 d N. isseardeldra, 64 d 9 , Thum Lea, k Malt. Bate C. k ), 1111 & Y.xe. Pref., p Lou. & N. Wasters, 11111 Do. New Qrs., Ils. id. p N. Stalordshire, 61.1 a SC 79 Do. Halve% 101 d B. &stem & Dom. 22& York. Nowa., & Ur. (0. N. E. Por n Do id. 1 d There was but a a rli our ki Caledonian Pref., 1.16 d L Lanarbire, 16 Holland Selby Halm, 46 Leno. k Tank. (Wog B. Union), 5 1-16 t d £B, Duran= It. t, bat prices were dna. Stacey &heft, atLia. No. I, 88 d Do. (Grimsby 301. eh.), 304 d Do. lithe . and letit d N. Staffordshire, 6 5-16 d S. East. and Dorer, No. 4, 66 LW, Darman 13. at there were decided indica & about to tally. 8. Easte= e( i N. Staff W. 6s. Odd I Shrews. & Sir. d),71.115. 3d. d , DMIKIOIII 13._ The bulimia was Batted, t time that prim were at twit Itidlaad sad Gloss.), N. Wfti Ms. bd. LEILDB BA There wee but little b were a little firmer. Han„ 64, k Lin. het., 10 Leeds sad TM*. 111 Time in shires, yet prises Great Noreen, 13 I a BILI@TOL I The market matimbes I Greet Watt= ms., Ai a YOU 5/ Groat Northers. el i North British Ermarkm 4i. S, Dworros tho Groot Waters Mob., SI 4 Damon IS. York, Neva, Is Dec (0. N. K. Pur), CORN.—The following return of the Imperial Avenges will appear is Friday evening's Gagfal: DEPERLILL AYBRAGY.B. WOlet.l Barley., Oats. aye. Beesse.l Per. Nov. 4 61. 3,1 3L 10620. 74 3le 14,17. 14,394 7d 11 Si Od 39e 74 304 104 306 1440. id 14 ... ... 314 64'346 14406 kl 306 10dlie 14,604 6d —35 .„ 31. Kik Id NM 1418. 104.18. 10d 40e 6d Dee. &lAN 04194 114 71. 3114 1111406 9d 9 94916 441194 Id 364 Nie 74,308 3d 6 wedge' A. Am. Odife 10(1!Td304 Nine 10d1400 Id Dinv.—Wbeet, le.; Beefy, 95.; Oats, 2.„ 6d. ; Nye, Nene, ead Nee, le. - - - Nov. W. Doo. 2. f Deo. Y. .. ... ... .71 . . ...... ....... ... 77 1 -....... ii 0 61 6 W i 4$ li • BARNUM, Dee. 13.—00 r market was thinly attended this day, at which very little badness was does. Wheat &tolled about the rags of last week, sad Barley was a shade lower. -- Borrow, Dee. 13.—We ham been well or with Wheat in our market to-day. At the opening farmers held for an adman', bat boner timed dell at aboat late tam. The Oat trade was bra, bat we menet quote any adman. Deans the tam dimpor. Wheat, red, 425. to 47e. ; white, 50s. Oats, Hs. to 211 e. Dee" old, 381. to 40a. per qr. CHICILISTAZ, DOS. 13.—Our market still romoioo in a wry ittanimato ototo, burro atocoly tai a low ponds to 'apply their immediate waste. We have no all sena. in the value of any description of grain. ffm.ramonvit, Dee.l2 —We had a good suppb for which the trade ruled particularly clew, and t: fieult to maintain our quotation,. Superfine malting was held with fineness, but coarse and inferior r were a balmy sale. The weather during the lest fen been finer. Wheat, white, 48s. to 525. per qr. ; • 48s. Barley, 28s. to 33a. HAYWARD'S HEATH, Dee. 13. Very little Ns market, and slender attendance. No Improvement week's rates could be realised. Barley, Oata, Peas unaltered. Old whit* Wheat, 141. 101 to 91. to 131.; old, red, 141. to 141. 51_ ~ • new, 81. to , ley, 30e. to 31s. Oats, 18a. to 20s. Beans, 325. Peas, 38s. to 40.. NEWARK, Dec. 13.—We had a vest attendance and 'ellen of grain at this day's market, and the Wheat consisted of a majority of the second qualities, remised unaltered in value ' • but fine quabtise are qr. dearer. The supply of Barley far exceeded weeks pent, and the hulk *Herod comprised inferior kind which was taken for grinding at but fine malting qualities in favour of the seller. Beans, and Peas quite a downward tendency. Nawc•ffrus, Dec. 12.—The weather still cantinas. frr the season, and as our farmers are now well forward tleld-work, we may look for the deliveries increasing, as the condition of the grain now coming forward indifferent, sales may prove difficult. At our ma morning, we had about our usual supply of Wheat I country, but the condition being much affected humidity of the weather, business was far from act the triffiag transactions that occurred were ?tithe Saturday's rates South Country qualities at the r mat leas attention, from the same cause, but • serve there was no disposition to force sales at a Foreign was held very firmly, and it is likely the will increase for strong qualities, such as Dantric, and Wolgast, for mixing. For Flour there wasi and Saturday's rates were with difficulty estabiu.._ even the choicest marks, other sorts being procurable reduction of Bd. per sack. In Eye little stirring. Y Barley muck the same, similar remarks being pliable to growing kinds. Malt dull, sad inclining as are also Beans and PAM Oats sell slowly, b.- note no alteration in prices. SPALDING, Dec. 12.—The Wheat trade was again dila day's markit, at Is. advance over the rates of le' Wheat, red, 41s. to 475. ; white, 435. to 48s. 0 10d. per stone. Old Beans, 40s. ; new ones ROXFORD, Dec. 13.—T0-day our market was with all sorts of grails, which sold freely at griWheat, 4U to 645. Barley, 30s. to 345. t; 4M. Osu, NM. to 26e. Beans, Me. I , 345. to 375. Bye, 265. to 28s. DUBLIN', Dec; 12.-A somewhat improved feeling was manifested on this day's market, and we most note Oats 3d. per barrel, and Indian, Corn Is. pet qr. higher, whilst Wheat sad other things fully maintained their previous currency. Prices: Wheat, white, 265. to 275.; red, 234. to 26e. 6d. per 2801b1. Oats, 9s. Od. to Ils. 3d. per 11Ilbs. Barley, 10s. to 18e. per 21A1be Indian Corn, 325. to 345. per 48011 m. Oatmeal, lls. to 124. per cwt. Floor, seconds, 16s. to 17s. per ewt. BILPAST, Dec. 11.-The supplies of grain since Friday have been small, and prices here been well maintaine& Wheat, per cwt., Bs. 6d. to 10s. 3d. ' • Barley, ss. 6d. to 75.. Oats, ss. to 6 i. 3d. ; and Oatmeal , 9s. 6d. to 10s. Bd. India Corn sells at about former rates-say 71. 151. to 81. 61. per ton. PRODUCE.—MINCING -LANE, Half-past 21.0.—. The Sugar market has at length the appearance of having taken a turn, and there are free bus en at the closing prices of last week, so that we anticipate the result of the week will show an increase in the amount of badness done, and most probably a shade advance in prices. Re fined: This market has also shown a slight tendency to improve.—Coffee : The public sales to-day did not caw slit of qualities that gave general quotations, but the article wears an upward appearance, and the late advance has been fully sustained.—Rice : The public sales went off heav il y. —Cotton steady.—Rum firm, but inactive.—ln other articles no material alteration. PRICES CURRENT. - - - Nem, um Cwt. M 7 r PAID. W. to w n . 33 1 . 04.334. 64 Yellow &Grey 36 0...57 itsprltish brown 27 0.. 33 Yellow Find B9 0...40 Beoplkkedreo, b 27 5.63 Yellow U 6...38 37 0...43 u White min, Weird._ 32 0..33 0 Yellow 36 6...37 6 Grey red white 39 0...61 0 litedned, no liatalwo 4B 0...54 0 466.450 laz rr in Wert IRO* Bona nary 20 6... 26 0 Good. 23 0...40 0 rod 60 0...100 0 Goyim, good ordl ru7 ........ Moo ordinary SO 0... SI 0 Plea 3B 0...30 0 t011a042 0... 65 0 0 1" cor ' 1= 1 ordl e=raso 28 0... 04 6 odd Pa daog 2l 0...36 0 Tea, at per lb., Piga, No. I. SI 1... 0 0 Hoop • 10... • 0 Casio at (MAW bar _ 0 1 0 1 0 0 . .- 12 0 LEAN at per tau. plg 21dilltbeet PI • ..16 0 17 0... 0 0 Mara— ...... 16 10... 0 a Paint Ndarmiolra lB 10... 0 0 *Paw 15 0-.13 • Om, par 252 Imp. gal. to. Seal, pale 26 10.. 27 0 Maar 35 It 36 0 Wows It yellow 24 0.. 25 • 0...8$ 0 =latter B4 0 . Opt ... .. 23 10...28 16 loath lea. Si 10...27 o.lve,l3•lllpali,p.taa 43 0...44 Coma Nat 561.115 Mad. 36 0 4 , Pl* per Ma 36 O. 0 0 Limed 21 0....22 Pamlico, per amt. Butter--Oork, Ist 69 0...70 I alba Sf 0 96 Stba 0 0... 0 • Dablla.l4l. 0 0...0 I Ilmatialt, do 62 0..34 0 Ocogon.causon.. 0 0 ... 0 7 at parr.. .1 173 3. 7" .• ; ; ; lass ad"masaus 7 0... 13 0 Pala" domed 14 0.. 20 Offahas.... . 23 0... 23 0 iarrlowThi:—.. 74 ilia 1'.•=3.1!.' a 8:::71 i Bud, lad* par tiara ...... 0 0... 1 0 Pram Yam 0 0... 0 • Porkarlansers 6O 0...111 I Baa6..Park. 'auk t go . u I Da, Bart, I am% Waterford, B awt. 5O 0...54 I 50 0..74 0 La re= ht 1 42 0...54 0 IMO, Wildast p 6 66 0...71 0 2 0...72 lit:, 6l l=Orw, at par lb. o B. A. tratilL Vkiso, VW 0‘.46 eq. IA 0 2...0 $j =.. 0 0 2 0 ...0 0 .0 BA Ae LaralliValp. iry a 3 i...0 5 Wu& boa. dry.— 0 0 ...0 0 W ` 0 1i...0 FAA Mk 0 4 ...0 9i Ki rella l l ... d" 0 ::.o L ... per Ws.— .. gamy ditO; 6 0 ... 7 0 Dix Wane, at pa too. la=taaalsa.„23 1— 0 0 4 0... 4 10 onimpoecity 5 0...6 0 Fusty Jamake 6 0... 0 I Mks:arta, large aid solid 10 0...18 0 9 0 10 0 Lima Saw Naas 13 10 12 • 10 10...11 0 Red fiandere 3 10... 2 111 1 Broad „. 18 • .20 I Ica Wpm: -- e m Leeward Prod.. . . 1 3 1 4 Diaserari, .2 t 36 per tent. O.P. ... ... Jam u per cent. O.P. Favourite marks Brandy, Ist brands .. 51 BrUidispirits, d.p. 1 ... 0 Stitch Irish 1 ... 0 ton. Riga, P.T.R. Tux, £33 0...40 St. PeWibuip, 9 head 0 9. . .0 Dutch and Flemish $0 o_6o Priadand Hew, at per tan. et.PstuaborgoileanS3o 10-31 stake. half don Biga, Rhine 33 10...54 Wallet pus Kandla 33 0...54 East India Sans l3 0...33 Bombay l6 0.-24 Into Tnt, at per cwt. Banes. 66 0— 0 Straits Om. 1a blocks 79 0... 0 Bars Ws, at per tan. £6 13 TALLOW.—The market continues dull. Peters burr Y.C. oa the spot 44e .; separate istoathe.delivity, 44a3d.; February sad March delivery, Cle. HAY.—Sarninam, Apo dCbck.—Niessrs.Caoper and Davis report trade at the following quotations : Prime Meadow, 65a. to 72c I Bowen I 365. to 5 4 8. %raw ... Zia. to 2.81. 1Mert0r........ 60s. to tass Clover 00s. to 00.. CATTLE, &C.—BEWDLEY, Dec. 11.—There wu II very large supply of Cattle at this fair : the prices ranged from 50. to 50 . per pound for good tat ones, and met with plenty of buyers. Of Shoop there were but few, end they sold at good prices. EXI7IIIII, Dec. 13.—This was • small market. Fat Bullocks sold from 81. 6d. to 10e. per score. Butchers' Calvin sold at from 60. to 6d. per lb. The show of Sheep was small ; those sold made from 6d. to 6d. per lb. EVNINAII CHILIBTMAII FAIL—Our fair was well supplied with good,Bee, wbielt did not meet a ready eale, at sd. faded. per lb.; ordinary qualities not realising more than 41d. Mutton was not so plentiful is mud at this fair, and in con sequence met a more reedy sale, the best Wither Sheep averaging Gd. The Horse and Pig fair was but moderately mpphed, end but little business done in either ; there was evidently a falling off, both is More and fat Pigs, the latter not being worth more than Bs. Gd. per score. SOII7OBD, Dm 13.—We bed a dull sale 42r all kinds if stack at today's market, at about last week's prices. Beef, 3s. 4d. to 4s. Mutton, 31. Bd. to 4s. 6d. Veil, 3a. 6d. to 4s. Pork, 9s. Bd. to 4a. Bd. BOUTELLL, Dec. 13.—Our trade is still heavy, the wars being unfavourable, and in consequent* of the heavy sap. plies in London on Monday. At the close of the market a great deal was left %mold. Beef snide from 2s. M. to I Is. Bd. Mutton, 3s. Bd. to 6s. Veal. 3s. Bd. to 41. Bd. Pork, 13e. 4d. to is. Id. per stone ot 81be., shaking the offal. Wostommax.—Our Christmas fair was well attended by buyers, and well supplied with stock. The show of Berta was superb. There was nothing very remarkable in the way of Sheep. Beef fetched from 6d. to lid ; Ewes, 6d. ; and We there, 614., but business in general wasull. During the fair Mr. Begnall's celebrated a d Ly stook MIS put up for auction, MUM. Hobbs and Ben being the sellers. The famous fat Cow which won the prise at Worcester, is 1847, as the best dairy Cow, and this yearn the best tat Cow we. bought by Mr. Smith ,! of Femnall.heeth, and fetched 38 guineas. Oise Bull wee purchased by Mr. Jenkins, steward to B. Berkeley, Esq., end the Whir orrs, whisk aU brought 8 008 a = were bought by Mr. John Smith, of Wiek, Kr W of Dewinntch, sad Mr. Moan, of Hanley. The fat Cows sold by Mr. Norge liammisi, the property of lir. J. B. Wepteir, seelbed aserly M. per lb. T ware mach ad miral. end allowed by sempetsat judges to equal to any, if setae beet, fa the liir, sad to teasel greet credit upon the proprietor. PlllllllO3l Pita was well attended, and there wee the mud supply of ell kinds of stock et this season of the year, in all pre of the town. Fat stick sold at a shade better pries than at Ludlow, end a good clearance of fat Cows was effected et front Bd. to 6441. per lb. Ross FAIR Ins more thinly 'applied with all kinds of stock that ever remembered, aim with Musa. The lama fat Cattle only larked 6d. pa lb. ; and infixing animals, mai Si. Pot nap avenged from 6d. to 6d. per lb., and is lime Wham lower rates wan caballed to. Least Mod el all kWh west at proportionate low ratan. Rotas were lew la Rumba and low is prim. Complaint wan peseta with to throupliont the dia. Far reetertief • markets IN WI ppm • • alteration 10 iply of Wheat, ad it was dif- tatting Barley trior qualities few days has ; red, 40s. to as Wheat at , ement on hot a, Beans, and to 161. ; new, to 111. Bar- 1, 325. to 30s. anee of buyers the supply of ualities, whloh dm ars Is. per 'sided that a that of an at late prima ; seller. Oat., =Unties End l h l ; l forward with cressiog, and, /t t ward is Tay it market this 'heat from the 'ected by the ten active, and rather under the same time at we may ob- it any decline. r the demand ask, Rostock, is less inquiry, itahlishsd, bc rocurable at • sing. Malting in:lg alike ap- lining cheaper, r, but we am I again firm at ra of last week. . Oats, Eld. to We out of the 111 well supplied I 4 last we des " i6841* ed feeling was t note Oats 3d. , whilst Wheat vioua c umna 13.. to 26e. a. Barley, 10s. 4s. per 4601b5. condo, 16s. to I since Friday ell maintains& ss. 6d. to 7... Is. ad. law; to 61. 61. per pant 2150.—• Inc. of having to closing prima of the week will mesa done, and as. Re fined: t tendency to did not eon- but, the article dunce his been went off heavily. In Mho. iartielail