The Express. — London, England, 1852-11-17 00:00:00

RI NI J r Xte Ofprt% LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 17, 1852. RAILWAYS. USI Namur & I.l66lwith le.) 4 6 1 N Do.(es 1404411) 64 7 Portairs haw_ 34 4 3 II 411 D 4.3.4.. a oar R. & auks. 411.4 144 134 111 PI Setavelearnak Prehr. SO II A 14 Fars ird Lynn . 194 204 pia JO N Pals aid (RIMY 61 10 >3 IP Patter Sum. 39 41 IS I* Pa sad 4494.`erry . 45 N IS 4 P.ria,C44-,4aaCtaut. my 44 7 pia 144 14 sad Rfehlaced 4 4 per a. 30 alma . II 21 to ,C vumbre sad 111.efte 10 II SI/ IL Upper 10114 &rip — M .11 *an P mvs,:er. 4 1 40 9 Waters of Rase.... Si $1 q Ii [fHItEEPENCE. Bank Stock, 2211 to 222 j. Exchequer Bills, 704. lb 735. prem. Spanish stocks are heavy, Sardinian again rather better, and Dutch, Turkish, and Mexican firm ; but otherwise there is nu change worthy of notice in the foreign market. Sardinian Fives mark 9:14 to 1001; Mexican, 251; Turkish, 21 to 21 prem.; I )utch Fours, 97 to j• ' Spanish Old Threes, 31'4 to ; ditto Do. (erred, 241 to 23 ; ditto Committee's Ceifilic.ites, 31 per cent.; Swfdish, 1! die.; Equadur fonds, 4t to 5; Brazilian Now Four-and-a Half per Cents., 981 THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoCx. The railway market opened with a rather dull appearanoe, Caledonian, North-Western, Oxford and Worcester, South-Eastern, Berwick, and York and North Midland stocks having been done at reduced prima I but the feeling of the market is now firmer. London and South-Western stock is rather better than yesterday. French shares are considerablT higher, and Sambre and Meuse and Upper India scrip firm. - - lel i MARIUS Atli) 'TOM motimurnixD. i i - PTA 191 20i LATEST FOREIGN EXCHANGES. :Se ilte las tad", lii $ p.a.‘y MONEY MARKET. For Acemst,l. Pit P. UMW. :0,11111114 Jl-. O. ZA *4----- A r , I/0 4 1 lOC. 4/QOP / , • • rr . t . e 0 1,....e;'( -e F ,) / Ttt CE No. 1,946.] LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVE, , -- • - _..., rOLICE REGULATIONS for CARRIAGES sad MOURNING COACHES Wales pert of the rams & IRELAND. FUNERAL OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON. E ,N to ST. I'ALL'S I'ATLUIDRAL an the emesion of the ri OFR O. el Eleghllenhal tee DUKE et WELLINGTON: Dentin, Nov. 16. This day, at noon, the funeral car was removed .-.. a•• .01 wearinne muss in the Po...engin. alter mules The Lord Chancellor interrupted the prooeedings from the bronse.works, Pimlico, to the tampon* pavilion .. e, , s , . Mortal... direlledar rall nam to awe= there in his court yesterday, for the purpose o f informing in St. James's- park, where it will be fitted seder the 1111010- Fr,, o u Indians to Wm cep Immediairly after th 4 y. D. W. HARVEY, the members of the bar, and the public generally, diate superintendence of Mr. Thomas samiatzt Kr. William Bunting, of St. Janne-stnet. As it wee that Ceoweleelewe et Penes et lbe Cil7 °HAMM that ho would not sit on Thursday, the day sp r , f .1t,.... 04 Jewry. Noe. Ilt i , UM/ the removal would take place to-day, number. of persons .......-- 1.11 , 11 APKIIMANCK. The judges of the law and equity courts of the sister according to present arrangements the remiss POLICY HOLDERS in other Companies, and country had, h e o b serve d, announce d their intention of the Duke will be removed from the ban to publm sowall!, ore bolted t,' ...shim the Prlatils'es• of adjourning on Wednesday, until Friday, for the in Chelsea hospital to the Audience Chamber as the K, ~, At.l roott.oft Olt tbe OVULIL4II liktnltiESl I' Mtn ruKtus. Hone Guards to-night at It. The procession will ermeist It, ... :, iv a w eetedi.hed to Is3;', .ad is err rper.itid by special same purPose, and it was nn 3" . I meet as a proper ot a hearse, drawn by four hones,and four mourning eimehes, ....• : ler tosent It bee koe.l uthnnla ot scl. ro .ci....amariali mark of respect to the illustrious deceased that the each drawn by four horses, snd • squadron of the Werth& I.'" .64 s h '" •W•a " -• Isegit the thug. " . " ( " th to the ' hen ' judges of the courts in his own country should follow A guard of honour, consisting of two companies of 14 4., .4 44 .I.oCir.miaaVe 01311 =tab a has rein twee 4)44 fur it. It is , ~ ,in I clan is wMah the ministers of mutual moirsiste eta se so honourable an example. cadier guards, have received orders to mount this even Z. . 1 hed ht " e aeemi r••" 114 The .lute rellelelkwe a the Lieutenant-Oeneral Sir Edward Blakeney, 0.C.8., This morning a vast number of the troops which Are ho take ~.. .y, as men as the mmunarillon. are as !Pieta es IN enseitemt pert in the ceremony arrived in the metropolis re olis end received „,.., ;,.rat prioso . 4 ., A m ..' ~,,,,i, ig ,„,,,,,,,,„„....s gm" lake. leR the Royal Hospital yesterday for London, in their billets, vie., the quota of men and officers from KM Oa sai.ou keweeded bee by order to attend the funeral of the late illustrious valve depot, Maidstone, consisting of the 3rd light dropout, °WaGE ° RANT' klaMent 84.71 " 7 ' Commander-in-Chief. 'luring Sir Edward Blake- 9th lancers, 10th hussars, 12th lancers, 14th light d tot do Drank, 11, llaintatemreet. ney's absence the command of the army in Ireland and 18th tmuli. A very large number of = EASE and COMFORT in SHAVING.-B. and devolves upon the next senior general officer, Major- arrived from the provisional battalion, Chatham. n. cow YANK' CANTON NTIDIP, tie Qu n 1 adrtlate Chinn* General Fleming, C.B. The 13th Light Dragoons, will arrive at Ken • nhativiar, raw Mrs shalom •.• y to the cu e s trader ells. The sington this afternoon from Hounslow, the remainder of ertio•in a te-tom 404 31 nun that meet t s tarot surgeon, Yr. A.tun - the 2nd Dragoons (Scot. Greys . ), with their band, a r rived Key: "no% I ban made trial A your lw., Strop, soil nod It to this morning; the field batte ries of the Royal Artillery, OMNI briteir WO say gimp 1 i.e. lathe, to U• 141 for atruig • MIS SPORTING. 2nd battalion of the Rifle Brigade, and the Royal Marines, ides. to revile 1.11131411113 1 114.• ON aitialuenical ILIA oureteat papaws. - C %.„.. b.,. T. i5. • a...5 g. 0..,.... inv. "... 10. Fr,. AND LEAMINGTON are expected to arrive early this evening. Th e arrivais rbuolt-drart. lowdon." whiffle the Stop. 5,.. ay to °maned, sal WARWICK 11 . 011, NOVEMBER by railway have been exceedingly numerous; it is 0H ,,, .s. pee awns st Zra. lit, :..el, .411.1 20. 1 . 6d. emelt. -4 . 7OViVANIV MELTING.-TillisDAT. mated that by the early trains this morning not Imam pvi.uwely tempered Sawn Tooth P-wder and awing Powder. Swithreronne of 6 son. each, with 10 arkid; for 2-yr- 6 . 003 Puma arrived M the merrelrelie. olds 7es 91k, owl three dot Illti ; the winner to be sold In pIiAUTIFUL HAIR.-Ot Ike ellnifolll cam- 100 son., and allowances if to be sold for lase; maidens IP wands condenilY andsm eel o r 1" 6 " 1.1 r the growth 5r allowed 41b, Sillies and geldings 31b. Five forknos.. r „,.„. , ,.. 0 ,,,, 4 the I,,wan, hi,. we •at ...., even 111 amt. seTO.l Mr. E. p h aii-- , s pe Henrietta, 3 yn, let 91b (301.) MINES. A soy Ilettnil Is OA ; chili the -urer.4.- 1 smolt. of Ilt owLANDS' Met ssosli OIL anima the lac hale croon"' hove proved beyond (O. Oates) 1 tl.aka th 4lt is cndmird with -insularly neonstime poems m the Mr. Rayser's Plunkett, 2 yes, &t (301.) . , (Carroll) 2 Kr Ottl otal n-t. awn hi the hum,* bar, sad when enry other Mr. Brown's Derby, 3 yin, 7st 91b (301 ....Wells 3 TCZODAT ETRWIWO. 1,,,,,,,n a rade free fail ~L It souashes the bale, elefllves it frnal oyscr womotoK Ho N o t o m . of 16 son. each, 6 ft, The British mining share market presents no fee,- .va•:.•. 1 . 1 .a1 , a. . 01 ." It I. oawili t• ' ma * " . "" 1 " its with 100 added; for S yr-o ld s and upwards; winners extra; turc of novelty. &nine= has been far from brisk, e..a ~ t be att. tog-tir sot silty son.. tone Latest period of. by. Pr', 'tii. •.i aol 74., ..t faiailr Crates k e en to roar mai, the second hone to save his stake, and the winner to pay and in the Stock Exchange comparatively nothing I 1,, 6 .al I se:. ice . rise. N. -!Mid by A. ROW LAND and PO.. 16 @OM towards expenses. Once round. has been done, owing to attention being so much! 34 ma vapardra Lamb is, end hy all 'bombes gag perlomere. Mr. Oreville's Anomie, 4 yrs, 7st 81b ....irlatmln) 1 engaged with the settlement of the account. Tin - - T II E D A I L Y NEW 8 . (Waddington) 2 crofts are not so good, being quoted in the house 11 tasks Meeting roger, prier fd. Mr. G. Barton's Little Fawn, 4 yes, 7st llb (and to 12. AP 3 riA lll3lo nesnAti 4 DAILY NEWS 11 ist lbe bead of the LI. 6lh extra) (Charlton) 3 the gold mining shares were dull, with little Leal rya... Ono_ . P1 , 1*.1 , _ 11, 01..........._"..."19_......_.11 ill klede.t___,_, LRAMINOTon WILTRU Cur, of 100 son., the rest in change in prices. Liberty shares were rather wt . '. • . I . lt '"" •"" i . "''"' itavai n. '''"""' r •••• "`. •••••• • genie by subscription of 15 son. each, 10 ft, and only 6if - w.e.!...1.54Uta1. weaker. ' i . th ,,,,,,,,„„, „.,i, ,1, 3 , „3"0,„,,„1 g e ""blie wp m , du i declared• ste., winners extra. Gentlemen riders; prole* , Lew iteped. Is the ample. truthful. ..ad Impailled abstrilse Wits Woods allowed to ride by carrying 6th satin. The winner Ramp, lw,l,iareee, n,,l in tla.• a:died wieeendsmidamineeddln- to pay 5 eon. to the judge. Ones round. THIS DAY .- Two o'Ctocz. evasuni C.SLUT“ ,I in OW GM kilihnkr• ma nrovare Aedirft- Mr. Hudson's Sister to Batteraway, 4 yes, lOst 21h The transactions in the gold mining shares have rite rimy . 1.11.1.1113111114. It ontaini 3to re iletale , Ha of shipping then say sem mar- Mrincluding 61b extra) . Hutchinson's Ralf-Half, sgeu CD , .10s W li l lI ne r ) . I been moderate to-day, without change in prices. es, tes•in , , . arty ',purl of Su.ppins la al 11141 , 5111111 awry Other foreign mines have been more active. San tereard wai, -an 2 the only daily Mails Ispert, wit\ Ili Mime, Davenport) 1 0; Aid *webs/ea Swnureragze of 5 son each, with 20 added ; 3--olds, tiago de Cuba mark 141 to 1; St. John del Rey, 301 ; It w.f....-. esmt to teal kl 4 as beton th e 081 Peer besides the let 71h ; four, fist 71b ; five, 9st lib; six and a g ed, Sot 61b. United Mexican, 71; and Imperial Brazilian, 0;.ni,,,.... ne,,n tasted... and has always from if aims, Th o winner to be sold for 150 son. if demanded. Ike., sod ell WM. , * eivirthementa al l o wanc e, if to be sold for lees. One mile. Closing insusese It. I nom. to i oboe sewer is shown by the last retold el stamps heal f 1 tlot year MO WO iii illOil e lamilies limespepen, by 11r. R. Carter's Telescope, 4 yrs, Set 21b (1001.) (Knott) 1 l u a .. 91 ,......lea' Kans. Pali yesterday. le-day. shah it will he rem that Ms ..per ( pews *Mere than ow) ran i hid le Ale years Moms Ns Inewriallatiangaliteen: Mr. Stewart". Bordeaux, 6 yes, 13et llb (301) Home 1 Anna hie sll 1 iPe 7 1 Edatedebei 11111 .1 17 d. (Filithiem) 2 100,000 Ina Amite Oalifonlaa MlllOlllll e113.37110[1.1l - 11u101116. Purr .. . ..... .. ..... ....- 1:72.............- was SCURRY HANDICAP of .) sews. each, gentlemen riders ; 10,500 10 laustraltulan 2 6.1 21 ~. 41 6 Oittt , too littloYD. I f it II DAILY NEWS 1844. professionals allowed to ride by carrying 61b extra. Five 1 0 . 500 " .Aeurelieu toojas I 'Amanitas Preetto'd 'womanised imintesimin d doe pandas turlonp. 60,000 I restmlian Gordlllem Ol ll Issr - .1 Pit *Rea remedy eapegnied by • Mr. Hutton's Maria Bennett, 6 yes, 10st 61b (in- !moue I Ave Mane all 14s la v The • tally New' Is the porog acel rero n Zli ' Tet er MOM* eluding 6th extra (Weaver? , 1 tiohoio I Vaitati Ananias Octal... ell I Idls par ~pre. 1100 Me a" la rush cep rusnalna• Mr. P. C. Rowden's Lady Speedy, 6 yes, I lst 31 11.000 to MUM lAMB 13.8 i tie 74 same assistently thin simenotin hheragem idea the yubLe opinkin id England; end @Wady, irldi MO (iscludirag 6lb extra) (Riley) 2 1 0 . 0 00 33 Kraal. lesp.(imi.at Q. tin. 214 I S 6 5j anneshen ef the renthled dray pees. awl TIM When it is stated that the course in several pans was eyrea " D°`C'ensan4C2l".•, .11 $ ~ ,,i ~...• s• Do. ... John Del Itsv. ... IS 1 241 1 304 omen of .Imtwaialle-alert Is am 'Mmes A-Mead by op completely under water, and that the rain fell in torrents 21 „ . ,„ , „ CT .,. all 4 Woos. 1 duty par% he panted Uwe dm esemegoole oak MIIMMIIIIIIIII throughout the afternoon, we need offer no apology for the 12.009 0 000 Opppii .... ....... .11 41 44 ininner." briefness of the foregoing return. 100.000 S °Santa field Ts be entered of an Itaassibir sr Nomura bar IMO= ; gem 6 1 ii 4 the Ake, IS, bum nectarine% Leedom 71,Nd • en Pri su e. g. it Australia& o.ippet all 4de THE MILITIA. moon 2. General ..... all .- - *AI Goldin Afeenidn (PROW LAST NIGHT'S OLITITII 71,M Grua Duchy 6' Wen THE FLOODS. The following commissions have been signed : ILSII Onet P01g0011t...... ..... - cu Ills pia Francis Boynton Cowper, Esq., late lieutenant in the I liberty 86th Regiment of Foot, to be Ambulant in the Royal Wilt- I E I lake father& all .114 WINDSOR. shire Regiment of Militia. MOW ton.healiter,O.Qte.C.oo all 1 Ms Ilatirdts TrEt;nar Ntonr.-The waters have risen consi- Gustave . Russell Hamilton Russell, Esq., to be captain, fogy la Minloannamtbamsrlems e sj ii el 1 Sew Granada . derably since loot night, and now cover the lend nenes• as in the Durham Mill". George Henry Londridge Hawks, gent, to be lieutenant, leaselle I : 404. ." Reerbi tar so th , rye east rea h, in sir ry diree ioa,from the North- I i low t tract. Alt .h.t pinion of the Home-park when last is ditto. WON I Port Itlllp Ill= 1 gaunt. Reek ell jMs pas year the • ithibitian of the Royal Agricultural Society of Thomas Henry Usherwood Robinson, gent., to be lieu- se 11.4 m.. /ram Engl tad took if ice is one en' wok. a sheet of water, three til iam, ia ditto- Ditto New Or tun fet t deep in some par s, and rl nal& • from the banks Edmund Crawshay, gent, to be ensign, in ditto. TAN M ear sego deed* l* 114 :S 141 4 of the Theme, tote foot of the S.opi.s. The private drive William Aitchnon, gent, to be ensign, in ditto. MAN I ~ear auskalka ...- 1 par 4pm 1 j from Winds., Cats le, hy way of tit, Sloths, to pardon- Richard Rust D'Eye, gent., to be lieutenant, vice Bever, 45. 16010 114 in. 1 it i 1a u .„ . 11. 6 ....• ••••• .. .....- .- - a r i i i i 1 11 5 414 leas sad the Sosth Western Railway Station is Dar dunned, In the Eau Suffolk Regiment of Militia. IMAM I Meet nselpose. al: 1 I die pee .1 with wat•st and the omasnontal tin' played Willie= Rost D'Eye, gent., to be lieutenant, Tice Wales, woo gobs „„„....., c .i . ." . . P. ....... ..... %... ... a5.:,..._ 0...-.... an...-. deceased. in ditto. TrE$DAi Ntotrr.—The waters have risen consi derably since last night, amid now cover the lend a'snos: as ter as th iye ma eta h, in ea. ry direr ion,from the North t :rms. Al, h.t p ,rtion of the Homo-park when last par t.c übibitiao of the Royal Agncultural Society of Englied took lies is °Le un.wok. m sheet of water, three Of !v., 6 it deep :n some lOU s, end ri cilia • front the backs of the Theme% to t c foot of the S:oms. The private drive from Winds .r Cs Ic, by way of thi Slays, to Datehet kne sad the South H estern Railway Station, a n-.w .verel with wet. r, and the omaraostal tire, plowed three yam ago by her Majesty, Prmee Albert, sat the royal chill rro, on each side of the dr.ve, are partially embus rg d, es elan is the garden attachid to the deanery. The South Western Railway, which stood the irruption so bravely yesterday, is now brought to a standstill. At Detehim the reds are under trust, but et Wraysbary the Iliad is se high es to render lb, toe of the bar a matter of impassibility. This morning so tram has arrived from Landow, and it is understood that the line is impracticable further than Staines. Edmund Crawshay, gent., to be ensign, in ditto. William Aitchmon, gent., to be ensign, in ditto. Richard Rust D'Eye, gent., to be lieuteumnt, vice Bever, deoeased, la the East Suffolk Regiment of Militia. William Rust D'Eye, gent., to be lieutenant, vice Wales, deceased, in ditto. Henry Mess Smith, gent., to be ensign, in the Bedford shire Regiment of Edward Morgan, Erg., a captain in her Majesty's 76th Regiment of hoot, to be lieutenant-colonel, in the Royal Merionethshire Light Infantry Regiment of Militia. Douglas John Dickineon, Esq., lets of the Royal Fusi liers, to he major, vice Wood, resigned, in the Royal Breck nockshire Militia Rifle corps. Adjutant Francis Boynton Cowper, to serve with the rank of captain, in the RoyalWiltehire Regiment of Militia. Horatio Nel sen Goddard, Esq., to be second major, in ditto. _ _ _ Alexander Rook', Esq., to be eiptain. in ditto. William Henry Cromwell, gent., to be lieutenant, is ditto. Thomas Montagu Martin Weller, Esq., to be captain, in E the West Kent ss 'meat of Militia. George French, gent., to be lieutenant, in ditto. Henry ?lunch, gent., to be lieutenant, in ditto. Edward ,M ostreeor. Esq., to be captain, in the East Kent Regiment of William Henry Barnwell George, Esq., to be captain, in ditto. _ _ _ Fisilaisk Wane, 'eat., to be lieutenant, in ditto. Media Supine Ryder Dampier, to be lieutenant, vim Ofitelesse, who Mires with his allowance, in First Somer. *Oki» dYiUti►. Boise Kean Many, to be lieatemont, Mos Rook*, who sinews Ida anewasee, at . . . . . . Pikatitaa_ pat., to be cornet, vile Po o et. pemeed, is Ile Nadi Regiment ol Yemen Cavalry. Edema% Robert Wood, Req., to be ceptaia, in the Royal 0 Wks Infantry Bettalaa et Matta. Jabs Tenber Rog, le be ante* in ditto. B e st to be lent limammat, in ditto. I b lWisumsr, gent., se be lea lialarat, in ditto. Jura image, rot, to be atimmd lievisseat, in ditto. limey Jame Paine, pat., to be eseassa, ia ditto. Mimi Waken Umbel, pat, to be asap, is the azr. MAW. ionewea Mattes, pat., to be ensign, vies COMM, m roolped, is the kepi Bea blid.llceez Regiment ilk Jett m Ha/Tilos titanic* In., to be tarpon, In the Lelasswashir Alsosoides lletare. las pia is her KaJoty's 1111 t ed =osta a Perago si b e s sid at i rj. D. Hall, Esq., Wm or Nottingham- Ark" M M arica m 4it to to. akin d Tim sm. be captain, the Nadi Irse e tresalst Mika& liadia Maas awes, lobs De n a ditto. ILiebeod Atkins. leg., to to satesso, vises de emed. la ditto. ei Mi t% wußernitirlatttt.. Nan* vi.. Tulsa, in. Si I ROPSHIRL SHREWSBURY, T::!...4D17iYL.N110.-11111 waters of the nevem, which have risen to • fearful height inn li iv, for some days past deluged • large portion of thu e linty and Montgomeryshire to • considerable Mesta* en each side of its books, nave sensibly abated ; an I, th.ugh very !aria tracts are still submerged and rain t011t1•11" to fa:l, there in every fiasco to hope that in • few days the river will have returned to its original CLOW .4. CA M BRIDG ESH I RE. CAMBRIDGE, Nov. 16.—Cambridgeshile: p 1:41 &salute, ,end the Isle of Ely may be molt • described as one vast sheet of water; Indeed, the route traysned by the Eaters Counties Railway maw • 'erne of desolati.in hardly ever equalled seder simile, eirrum.tsae. s. Below Cambridge, la , the meet de. nage Las been done; and bets/sees Swansea and Bt. Ina thin. may be seen 2.1.1011 acres nutlet water in one tract. ltWht sad left of the line the scene is the same, sad the tridtie us the nil is stopped at Swansea, owing to the water haying inundated the hue to such an silent asi wadi., passage impractiesble. Eskenbeath Fes Lose iiimunse lake; and the same may be said of the ether fca districts, this waters having cense down is sock volume as to render the mill. neat to salmi, end to render futile appliances foe drainage, the cost of uluch is nut to be reckoned by thonamds, but hun dreds 61 thou...ads of pounds; certain it is that the iota eieney of the prison means to carry the water to "Web has led to the catastrophe now to be deplored, will prove a grand argument in favour of the promoters of the Norfolk Estuary, who apply to perliameet is the peewit for au vensom of the period originally allotted for the execution of the works. S - 6 7 1iDiGHAM. -• - water, we ere sorry to say, as tot it receded tine.. yesterday Rooming ;in feet, there VIP A tire of nearly a couple of Welles in the coarse of Illooiley. The total fell the morning at eight o'clock wee bat te. nty-oae 10ch..; sad it now reiwaine, we believe, lo high is tt Or in 10.11. Coro and hay stacks, and other valuable lannina prop. rip, rentals still partially severed with water. The icijury to this deecriptoan 04 property end be ininiesee. BRISTOL ighlisistrood Hair'rm., Nov. 18 . — The rie Of this city has obtained so exemption from the itimifteus esimrs ,iusseee resulting from the late napremedested throd,, red accounts reads hourly from the leer 0111•1111111111 1111 counties of field, .nsudated, cottages mad Mem and property damaged 0.. e 1.... oyed. Liebe • OEM. diately contiguous to this city the MK river allie laillita esisi or things exists. The ver Ftoolllo sad MOW I& butary streams have overflowed their bombe en d the lands adjacent; and in hiswfmarillninkmalleille AWN Ma., and Dermal other *am. there MI. hundred s of acres lying under • laws 641 water and rendered completely valueless to their ewnirs. At the lower part of Baptist Mills there are way lostg4 • winch are Minded to the depth of may feet, se that their inhaliitants have been compelled MOB" te resort to their upper sti,ries or desert them Mu/ohm The cm espants of many of the small cottages which MO Dui New. itmillland.gardrne have been completely wad outltie happy when they could succeed in carrmithh their pigs a n d ot h er ilmriestic animal. Alift from why districts of Oloucestershir• repressed Nee mime as ' being out to • fearful sod ehemalm, ..Runt, mc cunning great damage to sisissilml pisgssigosil completely putting a stop to the opossises at bushmidry. 'f he fresh in the rim is slam mproverleated, and it sweeps down the new merge of die 1 Meer Amp as well MA down the Fromm with ea skim ins .sipeturrity. Lest night • shocking seeidemt, M. tended with loss of life, was caused near the month of the New Cut river. Three unfortunate men, who had boss ~,orkinlif la carpenters in one of the shipyards, attempted • crow the river from their work in • boat, es newel, whew the current, which was tanning down at the relief Ism ee •or' - w. miles an hour, seized the small vessel, sad handed her aling. The men tried what they could to form her in under the shore, but without avail ,• sad st length one o f t h em , see i ng t h e impending Sanger, toimagen u ely leaped into the g oo d, an d swam to t h e s h ore , eb, after much butretieg, he reach e d i n an exhausted slate. Ile had scarcely quitted the boat when eke was turned completely over, and the two unfortunate men who Were iii her sunk to the bottom and did not again rise. It is coujettund that they most have stack in the mod, which Les thickly accumulated at the bottom of the Channel, or elm have been carried out by some undercurrent into the tidal river. A report has reached that this South Devon him is greatly doinhil, and that a part of the Bristol sad Exeter hue iiisr eAllumptuu is under water. CITY COMMISSIONERS OF SEWERS. Yesterday a court was held in the Guildhall, Mr. Deputy PEACOCK in the chair. MI MOILS Xtrll4/1171. Mr. Calvert, the brewer, was summoned upon the infor mation of Mr. Painter, .one of the inspectors of the court, for not having prevented the hansom int his premises from emitting immense quantities of smoke, to tAtir injury and announce of the inhabitanta. It was aimed that the judgment upon the summons should stand over for two months, in order to give Mr. Calvert time to make the neeemary experiments for the eon animation or diminution of smoke. It was referred to the general pupa's sommittse to ex amine sad report upon the expediency of redsehig iebe t: feet the foot pavement in Cannon-strait, west of N lane. It was referred to a conunithse to laguire into certain complaints against lodging.honses, which wen reported to be more densely occupied the. wee considered to be compa tible with the sanitary regulations of the City. The subject of a report made by Mr. Haywood upon the I supply of water to the population of the City wen appointed for the neat court day. Da. LITHZEIVII 111 POST ON OAS. Mr. Dcuty liAlitlaON 1110.114 " That the report of Dr. Ltitheby on the gas of the Central Consumers Company be printed with the minutes of the court." Th e motion was agreed to. The document stated that Dr. Lethehy had made 276 experiments on the company. product, from which it ap peared that its illuminating power was 25 per cent. higher then was required hy act of parliament. The gaa was said to be free from sulphuretted hydrogen. A FLAG AT CHELSEA.—Mr. Editor,—Can it be possible that the flag of the United States, which is to be seen in the trophy ornamenting the est:lune hell at Chel sea Hospital, is the one which wee captured when a British army burnt the public buildings at Washington ? If so, Bit not questionable taste to remind the visitors there of an net which the Duke of Wellington always charac terised n unjustifiable vandalise ?—Yeah mindfully, Animus. HEALTH OF LONDON DURING THE The official report says : La►t week the total number of deaths registered in the metropolitan districts was 1,022. In the correspoudiug weeks of the ten years 1812.61 the average number was 1,014, which, if raised in a certain pro portion according to increase of population, and for the sake of comparison with lart week's mortality, becomes 1,115. Last week's return is therefore of a favourable character. In the numbers of fatal eases referred to those classes of disease that contribute most to the general result, there is an obvious decrease on the previous week, with the excop tics of deaths from symotie or epidemic diseases, which continue at the same amount, and last week were 228. In this clam searlatina is still predominant; the uumben produced by this cause having been in the last four weeks 92, 104, 82, and (last week) 88, while those refer re d to typhus in the same periods were 62, 44, 47, and U. Five children and two adults died of small-pus, 8 children of maul..., showing still a low mortality for both these diseases. Four deaths resulted from iatistenta, and 2 from purpura ; ,7 only olio of which occurred to an adult, frost syphilis. With refer.' enee to affections of the respiratory organs (exclusive of phthieis), it appear, that the total mortality has declined in' the last two weeks from 234 to 192; bronchitis showing a l decrease frost 106 to 78, and pneumonia front 102 to 91. The follevriag death by cholera was registered in the week: _ _ _ At 11, Queen street, Grosvenor-square, on 6th Novem ber, the daughter of a journeyman smith, aged 4 years, " cholera biliosa." In the Sintill-pos Ho:vital, a widow from Great Quebec street died on 7th November, ey ed 5.5 years, of " wall -poz ennfiesnt, unmodified (16 days ). " ' Inoculated in infancy at Liverpool, two ciedtriess, one good, the other just percep. tibia; bad five or six mats also left by the gsneral erup tion produced by hesealidea. In the eshAilleerist of !List John, Maryleboue, at 5, Ben tinek-eourt, dieter* sees of • labourer, aged 4 and 2 years died on the 11th sad 12th November respectively, one of " scarlatina, hydrope, pleuritic (3 weeks)," the other of " scarlatina, pleuritic (5 weeks)." Mr. Nelsoo, the medical attendant, says: " Bentinek-cuart, Portland Town, where them:, cases occurred, is a locality greatly in need of sanitary improvements." Two other children died of scarlatina last week in the lame sub-district. In the sub•districtof Christ Church, Marylebone, at 14, Edward-street, Dorset-square, the two daughters of a smith, aged 7 years and 1 year, died on the 10th and 12th Novena. ber, respectively of " scarlatina, anuarca," one alter 6 weeks', the other after 3 weeks' illness. Mr. Ohre men tions that " this is the fifth child that has died in this family of scarlatina since the 18th October, their ages varying Rom 4 =oaths to 8 years." In the same sub-district, at 41, Boston-place, Dorset.square, the two daughters of &painter, aged 2 and(' years, died of scarlatina; and another child died in Hereford-street, Liteon-erove, of the same disease. At 1, Lower Veranda-place, Church street, Camber:lrd/, the senor a labourer, aged 8 years, died on 23d October, from " diarrhoea induced by eating come crude vegetable matter" (inquest); two daughters of the same person, aged speetively and 3 years, dled on Lth November of "sear. latina, suppreadon of the general outward appearances by reason of a malaria arising in the immediate vicinity."posf snort. (inquest) ; also his son, aged 4 years, on Gth Novem ber, of " scarlatina (25 hours)." Mr. Searle makes the foi -1 lowing ocurvatlons :—" These four children belong to one family. The drainage is most defective; the floor of the ' privy is frequently an inch thick with soil, and is within two feet of the entrance of the house. An inefficient drain from it runs under a part of the floor of the house to &cess pool a few yards in front of the dwelling. There is also in one corner of the yard a receptacle for ashes sal other refuse. At the time the jury visited the place there were a dead at and one or two deed rats." Four deaths of children from scarlatina were registered in the week in the Waterloo sub-district (Ist put) of Lit beth. Three deaths from carbuncle were registered in the week; they are as follows :—A boy, aged 11 months, in Golden lane, eub-distriet of Whitecrees-street, "carbuncle (14 de's) ;" a ma., aged 60 yeses, in Stepney, paralysis (10 months), carbuncle (3 months) ;" a man, aged 43 yean, in Haggentone West, carbuncular abscess (14 day.), cere bral effusion." Last week the births of 691 bop end 769 girl, in all 1,460 children, were reghtered in London. The average number in seven corresponding weeks of the years 1846-61 was 1,365. At the Royal Observatory, Greenwich, the mean height of the barometer in the week tem 29.769 in. On Tuesday the mean daily reading was 30.026 in. The mean daily temperature was above the average of the respective days in ten years on every day of the week except Saturday. It with highest on Sunday, Monday, and Tuesday, when it was Niles. and 68 deg., which is 10 or 12 distress above the avenge ; it declined to 48 deg. on Wednesday and Thurs day, and to 46 deg. on Saturday. The mean temperature of the week was 611 deg., or about 6 deg. above the average. The wind was in the south-west en the first three .lays, and peoerally in the nurtlut a.t afterwards. Ihe amount of rein that 101 l 111 the week was 1•40 w. si'mors. rissi• NA gait hails.' Pirs.wety. tilapsersii• lAs4lanivlan. Dr dr fb. 301... dYrllldsMt and . • OA art Waft owl lAMBI Juse . Iftelleigr ume th. Abir. d ila as avap tin Ll'it Obit Wier :. brim 0111111t1110 Yam Vera Clar A.. we u. . Dr ram awl tr ait. . . 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VOLLION RAILWATP. 4 Beres mad limetm.Hre. 1 1 10 4 • 4 &i mu u 1 is 4 Der eel Insugam .. se pit 6 Dane 1110=116.. 111 lea It Rat Len _ . ..... ". .. 3 I/ em $ Or= I. eem Postrowla.... 11 1e , 4 Omit hos th e et Pram 4 es lea Lear D°lVlsLetearaviien• IP. H nserg . 4 10 De. ( 1111 111 i. .„ ..... 161 . Do. (0W)... '" I. I I I 4 us mad Atlosoa ... II 14 pet 6 le MIND Yl=l4: : : 4 !! Pul lOU 100 los Iw leo 100 4 i 1001 too 1 9? I !loo t • tee 'we los To MM! EVIUMIIII. There was a larger money business in the English Stock Market to-day, but it consisted chiefly of reali sations, and thus, notwithstanding the active re sumption of purchases by the government broker, who made investments both in Reduced Threes and Consols, prices closed at a reduction. Consols ranged between 1001 and 1001, the closing quotation being 1001 to 4 for money, and 1004 to 4 for the 9th De cember. The unsettled position of the Ministry was referred to as having an unfavourable effect, and a depressing influence is also exercised by the extraor dinary continuance of wet weather, which it is feared will occasion much damage, and impede the agricultural operations usual at this period of the year ; but it is probable that no inconsiderable Influence is also exercised by the settlement of the heavy account in the foreign stock and railway markets, which, added to the other requirements of business, has caused a marked demand for money to. day. Bank Stock participated in the prevalent depression, receding to 221, and generally the markets closed with an unfavourable appelrance. The list of transactions in this department is thus rendered:—Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 100?, 4, 4,a ; • ditto for account, 1004. Three per Cent. Reduced, 904, 4, 4, 4. Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 1024, 3, 21, 4, 4. Long Annuities, 1860, 6 7-16; ditto 30 years, 1859, 6 3-16,1. South Sea Old Annuities, 981. Bank Stock, 222, 221. Confirmation of our remarks as to the increased demand for money is found in the decline in the un funded debt. Exchequer Bills fell 2a, the March and June bills being equally quoted 70s, to 735. prem. India Bonds were dealt in at 81s. to 84s. prem. In the Foreign Stock Market attention chiefly centered in the settlement of the account. Accepting the interpretation put by the Daily News on the new revolution in Buenos Ayres, the dealers put the price of Buenos Ayrean Bonds higher, and business was done as high as 76, being a considerable rally from the extreme depression of yesterday, or 72. Mexican bonds wore also better, closing 254 to 2 . Turkish scrip commanded 21, to 21 prem., but close d not so good. In Sardinian bonds there was a further improvement, the price reaching 100. Sales are thus marked :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 1 1004. Buenos Ayres Six per Cents., 74, 734 • ditto for account, 30th Nov. 76, 751. Danish Th re e: per Cents., 841. Dutch Two-and-a-Half per Cents., 1 65, • ditto Four per Cent. Certificates., 973. Preach Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Itentes, 105 f. 25c. r:echange, 25f. 25c.); ditto Three per Cents., 81f. exchange, 25f. 25e.) Granada Deferr e d B o nd s , 104. xican Three per Cents., 253, 4. Peruvian De ferred Three per Ceuta., 624, 4, for account 30th November. Russian Fourand.a-Half per Cents., 105, 44. Sardinian Five per Cents., 991, 100. Spanish New Deferred Three per Cents., for account, 25. Swedish Mortgage Loan, 14 dis. Turkish Six per Cents., 21t prem. Venezuela Three-and-a-Half per Cents., 40. _ Bank of Australasia shares have bean dealt in at 71 ; London Chartered Bank of Australia, 4, 31; English, Scottish, and Australian Bank, 41; London and Westminster Bank, 341 ; Uni on B ac k of Aus tralia, 571, and 68, being a considerable advance; Peninsular and Oriental Steam, new shares (201. paid), 471, /481; Royal Mail Steam, 791: Be mire and Oraiseessac Railway shares were quoted at 11 to 11 prem.; Bordeaux and Cetto Railway, 6 to 61 pram.; Antwerp and Rotterdam Railway, / to prem.; R oyal Swedish Railway, Ito 1 p re m . ; Western tailway of Switzerland, 1} to 11 prem.; French South Eastern Railway (allotted to-day), 1 to 11 prem.; Magdalena Steam, par , to 1 prem.; F Bank of India, Australia, and China, to 1 prem.; Ebro Canal, 11 to 2 prem.; Chiriqui Read, 1 to / prem. ; French Crystal Palace, - 1 to 1 prem. Notice was formally issued t o-day" that the Stock Exchange will be closed on Thursday. The paying off of the special bonds of the Portu guese loan of 1823, guaranteed by the Brazilian government, and amountin g to 964,2501., will be made by Messrs. N. M. Ro thschild and Sons, after the 30th November. The manufacturing house of Hermann Munder, of Bremen, has stopped payment, with liabilities to the amount of 100,000 thalers, whilst the assets are esti mated at some 70,000 thalers. The loss will fall chiefly on houses in Hamburg, Bremen, and WEI rfeld. There was a fair amount of business transacted in foreign bills to-day, and the exchanges on the whole showed an upward tendency. In some cases this is to bo partly accounted for by the reaction in the price of silver, which has been sold Id. per ounce below the top price lately established, a movement quite in accordance with our expressed anticipa tion. The sales now making, however, cannot be regarded as definitively constituting a reaction in the price of this metal, as they consist chiefly of ro-sales of the silver brought in by the last West India steamer. An impression prevails that the Indian demand is satisfied, but this rumour again, to say the least, is premature. The large supplies brought in by the Magdalena, and taken for export to the Eastern markets, are being shipped with all possible despatch, so that th e Alexandria steamer, which will leave Southampton on the 19th, will take out a very largo sum. A considerable quantity w ill also be despatched for the East by the Laurieston. It is thus more accurate to say that there are no further supplies on the mark e t in first hands, and the arrival of the next West India packet, which will probably take place in two or three days, must be awaited before it can be decided what additional supplies of silver will find their way to the East. Paris was done at the beginning of 'Change at 26.15 at short, and bills remained over at 25.20 and 23.40 for three months. Belgian places were quoted 25.40 te42l for three months, being a shade higher. Amsterdam was also done higher than last post, at 11.18 foe three months, whilst in some oases business was done at 11.181 i_for short 11.181 was the cur rent quotation. On Hamburg more bills were offered than last post, and the rate was 13.61 to 7. Peters burg was in demand at 371 to 3d. Frankfort was quoted 120 k to 1. Italian places remained the same as last post. Vienna and Trieste are the only places that show a lower tendency. Vienna was done as low as 11.38, the quotation closing 11.40 to 42, 1 whilst Trieste ruled at 11.42 to 44. In billion Spain and Portugal there was no alteration. The section of the Aix-la-Chapelle and Dusseldorf Railway lyieg between Herzogenrath was opened on the 11th instant. The Bank of Belgium is about to furnish funds for the construction of the railway from Lierre to I Turnhout. The prices of stocks at Amsterdam on Monday are thus reported by telegraphic exprias:—Dutch Four per Cents., 9al ; ditto Two-and-a-Half per' Cents., 63 16-16 ; Spanish Now Deferred Three per Cents., 24 13-16; Mexican New, 24 16-16; l'o,tu teNew, 37; ; Austrian Five per Cont. Metal ilu:, 77 9-10. THIS DAY.—Tno o'Ctocn. The home funds opened at the reduced price of yesterday, but are now better. Consols have rallied to 100: to 1 for money, and 1001 to 11 for account, with a firmer market. The Three per Cents. Re duced mark 991 to 1; the Threeaod-a•Quarter per Cent., 1021 to 103. South Sea Old Annuities, 1091. to t l ot 0* 11 U 4 ii dis 144 111 ell 604 sa li 11l Of 4 4 415 li Si 186 60j 91 to lb 16 31 8 atr, II It 40 77j 1 i 4 H 10 741 /Si I 6 as 2 1 . 675 Ili iti Sei 31 le SO SI 19 10 109 111 a se 149 111 n 1131 113 Ilb 414 ne II IS 14 141 1111 sq 111 191 1 1 IS 107 lOS 64 IS - .• 10 161 149 111 I 19b ilk $l4 It 1014 QUAIL 107 tel 101 104 14 19 :, I : ~ 1, Ile " If 171 IL lit 111 114 41 I a. 10; 110 M litialjPa It — 4 pis 8 9 I . 9 . Is 111 Ut . akrpa Mil I Ste 3 1 71 j hilot II I 1011 24+ .0 PARIS, Nov. 16. .1 63 30 104 . 15 06 0 Loan 3 par Ceuta. 4 4 per 46 Ewa Cent.., ISIS 444304 MA . 3 par Coats. New Loma Ikahan4P Ml 1.0460 n : alp Belgian, pen:4.lBlo 101 Money Do. 11133 Nelson iTsTs 'se I lei • ISIS 0 let Ml' 1:: 23 ;96 dot* IS 711 bolder Moos — satser: Somas 3 per Cent lOOl De. a... . . I Da. 103 d . flerseeet S o.rt ... 'Treasury gawk 11, 1412 ..._ dank Shdres . 30110 Jaime, Nov. 16. —St. Germain, 1,62.5 ; Versailles (right c11:to (Isit bask). ; Paris sod Weans, 1,73 i. Paris 1117(sa, 1, 0 30 . Rosso sad Havre, 35 ' 111srellks and AVIV •S. 1 6 0; Strasbourg and Sala, 393; Northern. ; psr. sod Sars 4 oo , l. 600 i Part. sad Lyme, 1000: Lynne and At ignon, 995 ; NlllSlgeoso sod Trors,_ ; 376 • meet, —; Hirano sod s:. 10ster to Gem 1100: Paris loot Obseteirg, 673; Noe and lt , uno.n, 640; Dieppe sad Pee quo. 372 30; Dororaux sod (:et e, ; leircissoS mad Teats, 3 1 / 6 ; aod Smog, 217 30; Centre do 1040. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LAYS.—T lIIS DAY. Our market was very thinly attended this morning, end onsequently comparatively few tranincttons took plate. The value of Wheat and Flour underwent no change om Mond .y last. Barley sold slowly at the decline noted last market day. Oats were in good supply, and we experienced a fair re al sale at previ .us 1 tines. BM= and Peas were unchanged in value. •kBIVALB IN 10 LONDON nitTM IL th NOV. to 1 7 th NOV. OM Boall4b. tiootch. OW. I , ',las. Wheat l3BO I .. I I Barley ll2O I I l, le Oat 21 5 0 ... I 11630 Molt ..... flour, 8,690 1; asks. MINCING-LANE. —THIS DAY. The pnhlic sales have been few and unimportant to-day, not embracing Sugar or Coffee, prima for which are un altered. _ is no alteration in prices; the demand is limited. Snell. —Pepper : 1,600 bags were offered in public sale ; Sumatra sold 3q 1. per lb. ; Penang, chiefly bought in, 31d. to 3&d. per lb. ; white sold at 711. to 91d. per lb. Macs sold at 24.6 d. to 3s. 2d. Nutmegs, bought in, 2s. 4d. to 2s. 10d. Corrox.—No sales of importance reported. In other articles no material alteration. TALLOW MARKET.—THIS DAY. The market is very firm, and the demand from the trade is large. Home produce is still very scarce. Town Tallow is quoted 445. 9d. net: cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 45e. 9d.; October to December, 455. fat. ; Jan. to March, (1653), 465. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Wars. Patteoden and Smith report thi:ttbedeMind for Rope continues unabated, awl prices daily advancing since the declaration of the duty. MUSIC. M. JULLIEN'S CONCERTS. These concerts are attended with their usual use. eels. Notwithstanding the state of the weather, the Maestro's varied aad attractive programmes draw crowded houses every evening. Last night we were induced by several tempting announcements to visit the theatre, and were gratified by some admirable performances. Bee thoven's overture to " Fidelio " (the one of the four com posed for this opera, which has been adopted in its perform .ance) was executed with a spirit, precision, and effect, which the orchestra of the Royal Italian Opera could not have surpassed. A quadrille, on an extended scale, from Jullien's Opera "Pietro it Grande," was a per fect specimen of this class of compmition, combining the utmost brilliancy with fiae melody and most skilful arrange ment. The grand selection from the same opera, which the composer has now brought forward, is extremely felici tous ; some of the vocal pieces are admirably played by Messrs. Buret, Baumann, and Koenig on their respective instruments, and are intermixed with some of the principal choruses. A most interesting novelty in last night's pro gramme was a Funeral March written by the young lady who under the name of "Angelina" his recently attracted so much notice in the musical world by her beautiful vocal compositions. This funeral march does honour to her talenu, and shows not only original genius, but great knowledge of orchestral effect. A low roll of the muffled drums forms an impressive introduction to a solemn and expressive melody in C minor, finely suited to the plaintive tones of the oboe : this is followed by a strain in the relative major, played in unison by the violoncellos, and leading back to the minor, which coucludes the piece. The instru mentation is at once rich and delicate, and the effect of the whole grave and pathetic. A solo, " The Adieu," eon by Roch-Albert (Jullien himself), and played by rc e etg on the cornet-a•piston,s and an oboe solo, composed and exquisitely played by /11. Lavigne, wore among the most pleasing performances of the evening. NAVAL. ADMIRALTY, Nov. 16.—ArroncrxelvT.—Clerk's Assistant C. K. Foulkes, to Queen. PORTSMOUTH, Nov. 16.—Ordere hive been re ceived at this port to 8t out the Duke of Wellington, 131, without delay. In consequence the Cyclops, steamer, took out her guns this morning, and proceeded to the Clyde this afternoon to fetch round a further portion of the Duke's machinery, without waiting to take the Blazer in tow.— The Sharpshooter, 8, steam ship, Lieutenant Parish, was paid wages to-den and will sail tamer:ow for the Brazils. —The Rosamond, 6, steam sloop, sailed this afternoon for Woolwich.—The Ajax, 60, screw steam guard ship, Captain Quin, has received orders to sail immediately fur Cork.— The Russian American trader, Nicolai, Captain Klan keratosis, arrived at the Mother Bank yesterday from Ham burgh, bound for Kamskatelia. LOCAL SHARE MARKETS. LtvaitrooL, Nov. 16.—The market continues dull, and with a drooping tendency. There is a further reduction on quotations, which are thus reported in the committee's list :—Caledoniun. 291—Eastern Cowries, 12 7-16—Eaet Lancashire, 19:—Laneuhire and Yorkshire, 861—London end North Western, 124—Midland, 781—South Eastern and Dover, 23: —York and North Midland, 29—Dutch Rhenish, c. d. MANCHlaraa, Nov. 16.—Prices are still depressed, but there has been a good business. Chester and Birkenhead, 211 c.—Caledohians, 291—Eastern Counties, 12 7-18—Eut Lancashire, 191—Leeds, 861—Londo n an d North Western, 1241—Sheffield, 311—Midland, 781—North Western, 9 n.— South Eastern, 23}—South York&ire (four per cent.). 191 —Sheffield, Rotherham, Mc., 231 C. Butratmonar, Nov. 18.—There was very little doing in this market to-day, but shares were lower generally. Bir mingham and Stour Valleys were done at 101. REGISTERED LETTERS FOR RUSSIA AND I'OLAND —The following notice to the public has been issued by the Postmaster-General :—An additional rate of postage will hereafter be charucahlx upon all registered letters sent from this country to Russia and Poland, in the Prusaiin closed Mal. Ma Belgium. Such letters, on being posted in the United Kingdom, must in future be charged with the sum of 3id., when not exceeding half an ounce, 7d. when ex ceeding halt an ounce and not exceeding an ounce in weight, and so on, in addition to the usual rate of postage, and to the British and Prussian registration fees of Gd. and 3d. respectively. Thus, fora letter not exceeding half an ounce in weight, the charge will he :—Ordinary postage, 114 d.: additional postage, 31d. ; British registration fee, 6d. ; Prussian ditto, 3J.: total, 24. For a letter exceeding half an mince and not exceeding an ounce in weight, the charge will to :—Ordinary postage, ls. 114. ; additional postage, 7d.; British registration fee, 6d. ; Prussian ditto, 3d.: total, 3s. 3d. these rates must in all cases be paid in advance. GOLD AND SILVER COINAGE IN RUSSIA.—The Journalua de Miner contains the following information on the quantity of gold and silver coined in Russia since 1826. From that period to 1851, the total value of the gold and silver ptoduccd has been 2,&55,709,000 silver roubles. (here were importel from foreign countries, in ingots and specie, 1 6 9 ,295,000 roubles ; there were exported the value of 48 , 360,000 roubles; and that amount, being dellogad from the value of the quantity produced and Importod, le.isrs 4 26,714,000 roubhs. Of that sum thorn were transmitted to the Mint of St. Petersburgh 418,826.000 roubles; coined, 340,000,000; struck as medals, 1,707,000; and sent away in ingots, 39,462,000. It re milM from these &toll+ that the gold - fa Russia, from 1626 to 1851, have amour *troubles. t :na';ll;er coln7ci pined to 380,00W0 ca. 0• 1 1 - 1 ; ' :! t e, r 7.4 t't for - 4 4, = • 8 141 23. 91 10 UI I II SJI Si I Si WI 11l I 6 IN A SA 9 41 TS I Si is us Is O 1 lii •I MI 74 174 A 4 lid I 74 A 474 a 7 14 1 I lii 1$ Ile el 1011 1$ 1111 i 71 II II 41