The Express. — London, England, 1851-11-22 00:00:00

/ 'e • ". • " • ZIP ' ‘ .. ..1 , ~a•s s ~~c.— / ;,:-. ; IT* 417xInt( No. 1,637.] LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 22, 1851. (THREEPENCE. AUSTRALIAN LINE OP PACKET SHIPS, sue AYDN AT aged. aid Norge/ ino!ers for VAN DIENIEWS D. FORT PHILIP, SOU 111 A CSI KALIA, Scc.—Tbne %Ite m "Ws lie an li ill int els" R.:re tromt elegant tocommotlatiots es piy re. sad eugespoimeti wial.. (1,1-n to, their 41rtyo of within; Mot WI Pc.* of Destination. . I ydoey sjdney 7 1 . , rt Nov. 21 rtAdrlal. l elNov. Launceston ..Nov. 23 Afrocklowl, No My lootch, and r e.l lison, Dice 7,er Lea . zr rut% . VAATION A I LAVA SALOPLIN ;00 IN. M. Mil!er . ~1. Munro 1 I. FulL•rtort /40 1. F. Trivet 440 G. IL'. vey .444 U. idwartla OW&UO2 TRENT, 1 ,1. Ninths 'Nov. 21 Yor loather paraingurs apply to %tot tuvletilaard, Pao an c. , 0- Oa y d..p.•.i ara 1.40111.1.41 of 6011111111 lap (regular virlt r) 110 tr t.f. or the Austr.llau armies, go, lialliALL mud Utlallatia. $4. Faarburiaitreet. 111tERIAL LIFE INKBANCE COMPANY. I.osa_sromkarlie t imam j. Comm+us —OBIIIIL6II CAVE. th.q. 1,, rn %.,:ualusian—ThoMA4 NhAvMAN HUNT. Eaq. ANI SCALY. Of nuram.. 44 on Ineuranene toe the whale twin attic It ow netted, Wee adopted, by stheb a material reduction ba• Gen 'note at all rot, below SO YUI'K-FlEfll•,urh per tient. of he pro Ats. are wiped to pone eis. emery Alth ; Lay be evened to toms.° the ..uni inarrid. v. an bathed de ix.: intent in club, or to the reduction and adimate entinetion nt tutor premium, Uri &THIN of too premium net livers:we of LW and upward,. Poe the whole win u• ma iy ermine a, • debt rpm the pulley, be paid Wm harenkswe. by width snail SIAM may be Menetel lee taw pewest wealey *berates requiewil Me /Math. Laix..—mu Daman will Imo mass at MS arl spew& aa the ismatty al pallaire elbsbal wM dd. Lawry it lie side ism of llee. wow Viey hare wastired as ed. butte Taloa. IiItCYRI EV —Tame who am. beetteanetv with tithe Map, are was. led ty its loge entail:deed ta„ital boa the tlei lamorted by Neembris a/ Mutual noeteree. INSCItAilit kid without pettialpagea la vette luny be seat tad at muted mien. SAMUEL L'ILL. lEWELLERY. - IN)I)1), BROTHERS, 40, Chilshi' I V.-n*loom+ Adel, jeweller., MCWIT.M:eI., sag ••:elteeler+, h.l t.. ■,::ctt in law. rtiuu f Ikelr fr-tiwole AMORT- W.NT ILI WA.% r:NPI. fanning • stuck et the du:km* mkt aLI I,stst ...ler. as &Mao. brxrc:ris, loop wrier, M. it. 14 mil 14.1 .. I uM 1. -10. If ENItY 1:1, 172, end 1411 ; ON 1 11 LU N 110 N, re esaasnds hi. 1 i.hly.la shed OOLD WATCII2.J4, at the 'Will- EON Lt L CONsittucTiox. GOLD 111AUEJEW CUED, Le., a h., Gasses rads. la -nd CVO., at TWO. siet-a.tintr Guinan eah. NEW 14110W.114Y1Mtl, at 171, s ah.blt an extensive sae rhsent of Now and ,Et.1"11.1.11A Nll PLATE, and the NEW ELF.CrRO sod whc r ATED 64011).'4 of mottling': leaned aka. Ills AIM gad JEWEL. EERY is aLo in endless 'Artery. Fine (MA.: Gusrds, hat Jos. unit.; slso AL LEM' tINt, Iron, etch. A P unlink.% essitalnln t the List of MOS and Sketches will be wilt ler eon, 'ne, on app'ast on by latter: and an e alp spoliation w one t. I. se I.e Addrus —l7l, 171, Nal 119. OIEOED.STEEET, LONDON. Ai 4.. / .4Z -•-• t•- ‘ ,, ....f. • . • -.! ): 25 :-.- ~-;; . 0 ... f ~..,•,, :.:,.:: • ~.7 7 mil •41 , ..•• •.41 IA isi --..--- - _ - DUTCH FLOWEI: ItOOTS.—THOMAS F. IvII.DiNn. it. Chisteroeid-ahoet, litateminsa, Wicks, Oaf war n .cly On erlebrated from containing 21 Oar naanii Ilyrenth, 12 Ina mammal GlarliiAna. 11 eh, 1.61114414 r I. Toth*. 12 Inc maned Iris Naglas. II Total, 4,1 !Wit.. 12 nee nair.rd Iris llopianica. II Doe Van Tann 'Cullom 12 Am natant , intimate% li ;:ile nviii d ran .net/1,01. se chola. namad Cr ctn. 12 Hr nautid thaib:c A... 11100111. 2.. Wargo Y. too c,,, ct ia. II rat et,orst d Joaquin. SO largrat Moe Crew. n , arareroellt a 2. mud-. 50 largi+t Wbitc Cr .cria. All war .11% Al Dutch Knots of tb' hag onaiity. which wiL be deli. ei rail it to oft ir-i iieei at any railway 4-atinci In Fatal Ind, and as. all Ow pr,r a of ' , en c tal and Irchicti that hart direct onamouloatkin with London, 1 4 Two Gianni*. Or It atm v. raining half ot each althea-cm for Owe Guinea. F.A RLY r ‘t . LA N I )S' Oth )NTO, ne r I. ONNTIVKIIIe, a white pier ter, tow:mended Of the ...red end nun; recheh I”itre,Ve.a. 4 the i orient.. bettel. It eradicate.. rand , from the :cell., removed lead of incipient decay, polishes arid yore.. theca. 4 impartino the moat pare and peal. lite whitener., end rie.w I.IIII.IIICUM and perfume I, die breath. !hurry le Ly lu weans endive ed trona the pima ; and • trellis a.^s and redneee are Induced ; so tact the WOO (111 home) are Ikea rendeied tine to their wielitta. Its Ws!! Airiest awl tamed me. meet prapertin tia.e obtained its eels clion b the Queen, the °' and the oloyd Emily of Great Wittily, and the Perereire.M Nobility •limliebont kumpe. Price he. ed. per hon.—Cathie. The verde " aea t .' are w, tne Lite( all:xed each in: Il‘e tor • liatoweardett.. ear.: r ; and Ly al: ...lumina. tad nertinitria 1:4 IFTT THOUSANI) CURES WITHOUT ME PICISF, be DV flaltNY'S XEVAI.v.TA ARABL'A POD. 13,X22;.-"Viet7 3e we he!. eenb,hle aleasy tr,na dynapela, acre...ew, ,•11.01, eol4 rateat, datulelley. auhllea• at lea: , and emnthoga, 11,e hen reawagal bt Du Mary'. ea eelleat heal." JulEy %I urthata, Lina. neur 24,22:•11. Care Cu. 71, of deapenda: ftneu Ike Mint 1100. the 1a . ...! F:uatt de lleeite:- 1 I brr derited eolarderable 111 neat tem pair YOO4 last authmfor the puhlleatium althea, brese..—Ntaart de Decata. dekl 111.1Altiefe t i lb., at 3.. .A.; 2 Its., at la. fa Alb., at Ile.; 13 lb., at U.. :V9....na1-a 'lnca queldy, 10 lk, Us.; ; lb., al 22a.: 1,. 10 lb. lasi 12 llheatt:atere are Pont hada 'what. .11 leech': el 00111, ba 110: I;AItKT a 2.0 fah, 123, New lamden 40200. laceraleta.e.rect - ra r, Pa. Ye et ....ate rt. ClliE of COUOII and ItESTOItATION of %VC Me. TOCSICK'd KLMONIC WAFT. S. A:leLl. Moot, fesamie, er.--linvirg been cured of a snot obtinate bas warm at fleirl-w.hb Mu a onetkquble limo baby deprived me of the a v of env mica—by nvans ti Ik. Lasoeles Walt r•, ana Mowing %vat pon 1. to lurking reli 1, bat all taw marpore, Meow bow t. ra• i-.e my itrtsti•wie (yr the surprising and ridden Jaye thew Lan wealth% upon me.—J. Mums- To Mr. stein Ludt. abeidv tr . Mastgiaev." Mr. trimeles Wafers give insmat aid • retell cure rif a. hma, coughs. sad on dame* rs o the taath aid hap. Tin ILtr.: Inc, Moe Is. 141., ...at, amnia per b.. 1. evil by 1111 druggiaw. &wan al raua. rf We. 11 AItLl) N" S NEW IN- t- a • TENI KO szt.e.Acri NO SYI'IIOYI TA'. Itk:Ql:lntri Nu VENT-re:6 :. 1 t 8 0 4 •' • em cut o ther I A . Prevent. ale, , T..or, latre 1 ... . • from bee lain: 11.4 or sent ,o effeetualy In •—....411 that the nue pint retail be drawn aa good's A 1- owe r s ~%) 4 . 1 3 ' k ---------- 17-- -) IMO —.. . Althe 2 rat: warren.ed to reply Its (tat In 1!. /. i two coke or at.; lirioe 4a. 'J.; ditto F. 4'. 7 7 eteeirop'at J tor 'berry, ne. , '.s.l he alone enitn,ving will explain it+ sietlen. 1 1 hen the le key 11. Renal on 4 i r the top of the Mune (which. hes a boleop- . ~ 1 t pal's the a i r-tube lit. RIM: lent alr rushes V ti through It lot. the eget to cause the hone to run off freely; when the tap is taroe4 ila - 11 . oft no mere sir eon enter. JAIILS B %121.0 W, It, Kinn William street. Marinen.tiousat. Ert.hilebe4 11120. N.B.—Nose sae oesalratessept stamped .. .. . .. erith his came slid address. J. U. teaches path a seer Ewald ef lapplag woks. worreaced to delight ail w.e use it, sad swollen wholesale swl retail ids Sae! INVENTED T ItAlTliltd tio samsede the loweflas cd =lag mar .5* 6d. 1110 Iw nee, isteita. IbP trade nu pled. M.8.1s Is the Great FAboldiks. *eke 22. /U. 482. Tar ARCTIC -The committee, of which Rear-Admiral Bowles, C.D., s chairman, concluded the rumination of the officers and others of the recent Arctic expedition on Wednesday lest, and the report of the result of the labours of the committee will soon be ready. There is no doubt of another Arctic expedition being fitted out, so as to take its departute for the polar regions early in the ensuing spying. it is also the general impression that the instruction to the expedition of MU will be to devote its energies to the passage of, or a thorough search up, Wel lington Channel, and the direction in which the open waters of Victoria Channel were observed by Captain Penny in the early part of the present year. A Wolf FitIOIITENED TO DEATII DT AN IDIOT. —Mrs. Wadsworth, the wife of an agent residing at Chest wood, near Manchester, died early last Monday morning, from the effects of a fright. The unfortunate woman, who was hourly expecting her aceouchement, was at home alone on Sunday *et, a little after seven o'clock, when John Richardson, a man of weak intellect, went to the door and attempted to force an entrance into the house, behaving with the utmost violence. Mrs. Wadsworth, who had been attacked by him before, and who knew that he was accus tomed to leap on the backs of females in the streets, became dreadfully alarmed, end when her hesband reached home at eleven o'clock, she was in such a state that be got her to bed as speedily as po.aible, and it was with difficulty he learned the cause. After she was in bed strong convulsive fits attacked her at about two o'clock, and with such rapidity that Mr. Wadsworth at once proceeded to fetch his medical man, but on his return he found her a corpse. A coroner's jury has since inquired into this lamentable affair, who re turned a verdict of " Died from fits, brought on by fright, caused by John Richardson, a person of unsound mind." Steps will now be taken to secure the person of the Idiot, who has long been a terror to the females in the neighbour hood. He is maintained by his parents, who are persons in poor eirannetsams, and are unable to restrain has clan gorous ovaries. WARWICK AND LE AMINO MN NOVEMBER SPORTING. MEETING. We are requested by the clerk of the course to state that u the Racing Cakedar, No. 31, October 8, 1850, published the following CONDITIONS "In the event of there being, on the 19th and 20th of November, such frost as the stewards may decide that the ground is not fit for the sport, the races and steeplechases will take place on the following Tuesday and Wednesday ; and in case of further postponement being deemed neeeQ sary, the steward , to name a day ;" and afterwards, in Ca lendar 31 of this year it is stated, conditions as bs fore," the races will positively tako pla ce, weather permitting, on Tuesday and Wednesday neat. HUN I'ING APPOLNTMENTS. Melte:Warn —Friday. Twidtairtiat Croak ►t Wilf-yast It. hue... Mr. F.—Monday, itaaltbary Mill; Thwaday, White (tooth. leg, at balt.piat -Twesday, Ilansindtee ; *shureday, Belbroaskton ; Saturday, Waaral Top, at halt rust I . Athervoite—Mowd it, Mirky Gate ; Wednesday, Red Lion (Alt -14007)) 1 ' Malt H o = ; t'urdsr, Cottle, at tulkosat 10. Witlaworth—Tureday, Wean...ley Perk; Thursday, Wentbridge ; Saturday, Not= Vlllhre, at kV. past to. Wriudaire, Chslto • ; Wednesday, Lew Heath; Fri- day, Rad= Bridge, at hal:•podrt 1. - . Brainkam Moor Gsrtorth Crldire; Wednesday, Ca.ltnn Hall (Selby) ; Friday, Racier= Btr; hatureay, Byrne', at hal - pert 1 0 . Bartel Hunt (Lord Iknry Beellsek'te—Moaday, Fiskerton Lon' Wood; Talwdo7 , Mi . = Inn; Wednesday, Haektborn. Thurolay, Best liquoirbion ; Friday, Swallow Bak; Saturday, Norton Flow, ad IL. Clashies—Mosday, Tablay ; Wedawday, Xladartew ii ; Thursday, ; datunlay, Iliad Priam at IsalLpiat 10. = er 4L—Msolikr. BMW Maths Wednesday Portia's I Iia0; Saturday, REAM Tema ; work. Undelf Meath, at ImMitast 10. Cottegnore (Mr 11. O. Oyeatreem)—Witday, Wocken hall; Tue.- day. Wing; Ibomday, Grirnatherpe Park Emmet, ; ti.iturd .y, Mk weµ at 11. Crawa—Wonday, Cake Wood; Walartday, !Edmonton lirkk.kiln; Praia,. Munn; haturday, To& is eurntr, ut a quarter 11. rniwtry Hdrahant—Moray, Tllaate lodge; Wednooky, Not tat krimasate (Worth); )rlday, th. Hyde; Monday week, Ifleld Cosmos; Wednesday week, blare Canine Inn (B 'May); Friday week, the Bach.., at • quarter to I I. Mecham °minty—Monday, Thorpe; WedneedaY, Great Stsiaton Prklay, Hare and Ilona , * at half-past 10. lit niters ME—Mtdulay. 144, Town End; Tuesday, Blaster Wind mill; hursday, N.Aley Abbey; Saturday, Itelltlon. at • quarter to 11. Facho'it, Lon. —Monday, Reston; Tue.4ly, Ihßlngton Wellnea. day, Pte don.by.Dtinye ; Friday, L. &mouth SaturtLy, P o t worth, at half.oaat In. Kamm, Fast—Toe-day, Helloes Eump.tead ; Thursday, Marrs ti.turday, Tcharn Mayoule, at half.), 14 10. Ewes, Youth—Tuesday, Tilbury 311 ; baturiay, Hutton Malting, at halt-pool 10. — Eoriineltuttolk—Tooday, &nut Wood; Friday, Iladseigh Town, at half.ptt la. Eaten Union boundd -Welntalay, Danbury Oriftla; Saturday, Ramiden-heath, at half.ptrt 10. Yaryan trt,tate.t, Mr.-Moad ty, Coker Wood; Widnes lay, Winford ; Friday, Sbortwood F.U.-Woodsy, the Stonemasons' Aram; Friday, Fl-hops' Wood, at ball-pert I 0. Itarnbleinn-Monday, Utteleam Moire; Wednesday, Werntird Park ; Friday. Wild. en WU ll•IUM011, at a quarter to 11. 11.11.-Motolay-Up.on Cary ; inertly, TlOll3OlllO I'at ; Tbaralay, Nat ry Church: tiaturdar, Mt-dolma! Green, at s quarter toll. Ilaytlon -Wednealay, 'Kt mod ; idurdal, Ilartkot P airman. , at 9 litreforldiire, Lard tliffard'a-Tuealay, Aonnltury Priory; F riday, Flan Arne-Mane on the Vitatmer Ilitt-inad at harp:Art to. Ileythrtp, Lord itede.ialer l'onifrt t cradle Wednesday. Tar Wood; 1 relay, Gaseomb ; satoutay,l4l4:seury. at Lalf-cwt to. 14 Iderneol-Mooday, Lowthorpe lodge- Tuesday, Prey; Thur-day, Wawne; Friday, . ouch U titon. If ornley '.dl r. U. Walnd- onvdty, Little Sumlaturne Rome; Fri day, Illureley Pound, ot a quarter to 1 I. Ilur worth -Tersday, %Selberry ; Saturday, Nembato, at half-part Ingram a. Mr. 111.-MoeclaF, Tilley; Thursday, Longford; Satur day, dear at ball- r iot to. Lent, Past-Tuesday, breech &Wl] ; Friday, New Barn, at halt- Pert 10. Lefties, Mr.-Torsdsy, itolyland Gate ; Friday, Cresselly, at half past to. Lestbary-Monday, Wall Utile; Friday, Edwin's Wool, near Brom yard, at half-root lu. Lowndo'., Mr. W. F.-Monday, liingswood; Wednesday, Cree dal, • aatorday FUlllell Fakir, te It. andefa, 94.-Mond.se Ilabworth; Tudilar , *Hallam% Villngn; Tburaday, Parlbreltall; Fhday. Uayworth t alf-past Laolarairlon's, Mr.-Mooday, Kingslowu Church Touralay, Spa dal; Saturday, Lambe:Kb, at Sloomoultalin-llunday, Crowded; Thursday, Orals Finger Pod. at hall-pot 10. Ito. Mr.-Moaday, South Woad ; Thursday, Pitland Corner, at half-p In. N. F. U.-luesday, New Park; r.turday, Ipeley Farm, at a quar ter to 11. Newton's, Mr.-Monday, Okeharopton ; Thurslay, Oxenham (Lath I Tawas.), at 10. O.W. y-21 on.lly, ihnhden Had; Thursday, Cumbria; Saturday Skimp, at rioal to to 11. Oxfordshire, bota-Trateday, Forest ; Friday, Hawley, at half.ppt 10 Phillips's, Mr. L.-Monday, Lobeili Hall ; Thursday, Royalton, at 10. Prielirridee-Monday, Hazel Foal; Wohtesday, Langley Green; Satin, ay, etunholris ureen, at hand; at 10. Pytehloy -Mooday, Crino.ley ; woloesday, blanked Hall; Friday, Cottesbrook; Saturday. ltraybrioli, at a naarter to 11. eluorn sutton'a) -Monday, K.phorpe 11411; Tuesday, Wid rartprol Ion; WcinierLiy. beitan / ' loge; huraday, Halt; Friday, Cokorion 1141; Lund re, Herby, at 12. ituri.ed -Monday. Kirklington Hall; Taralsy, Kellum; Thursday, Liusirwilh-lodge; bitturday, Lound Hall, at liall , parit 10. Ituthuid's, lisle or-Monday, Crouton Fork; Tuesday, Animater; Wolneslay, Pips Hole; Friday, Newton Toll tar, at h df.past 10. ehenodore - ?today, bandurne ; Tours Wooatastun, at hair pin Suaith'i, Mr. A.-Monday, Quaky Hill; To.. lay, Manningford ; Wedroud.y. I .ervell Woad; Thursday, Waybill; Friday, South o,o 'e ; larendon Park. at 11. Sonoirrect buhrerlptbn -Toe day, Millet MI; Friday, Ilaleigh'd Crow, at hall.paat 10. ilomersot and Wilts (Mr. Theoliald'a)-Tuedlay, Lower Wood. '''"/ rWiIAY. Forins..y. at ha.t.te at 10. boinha zioton's Lord - Monday, Prud as 0114.; Wedneoday, Gay. ton; Attwell Mill; Liturdar, Cut:, thorp. at South W.-1.1 (Mr. - Monday, Breekenborough Bar; Tuesday, Fullorby; Thunday, (drib/; Saturday, Welton Wood at a.... Stalfrdattire, North Monday, Waleberon I.odar (Daddington); Wedusisy, P.46111i; hall, the 'Lute urowns (holignear-Mone), at ball-plat 10. Starre's Mr. Lad -Wesley, Fhc (Saks; Thursday, 14hEling . or Park; Monday seek, Muth Muth; Thwack,' we,'';, Ma lam Lodge, at 11. Suffuk -Tuesday Banbury AIMS thew); Thuraday, tiardiog Green; Saturday, Marian Dag, at a quarter tot I. Surrey Union-Monday, Lostherhead Common Thursday, Entrant Yels,uc; Saturday, Lao:Munk at half-pwt to. Tindalr-Moral cy, Countess Park; 1 harslay, Storkadeld Station; tisturdur. g: well, at 11110.p11,4 Tiveriod-31.nday, Coo Bridge; Mill, Eat Bridge, at half past 10. Trehnnres, Mr.-Tuesday, Plym Bridge; Friday, Gaston Crop, at half-past to. Y.W.L.-Tuesday, Warneford PI we (Ilighsrorth); Thursday, Burderop Park; Saturday, Arapnay Park, at a quarter to 11. Two-Monday, Peplum Line; Lhursday, Asa %Tartu Farm; Sa turday, Encabo:A Lands, at I I. War wiekciolre -Munday, Prinertborpe ; Turadly, Whateole ; Thurs day, Lower Slauckburgh; Friday, Burma Luse Tollgate, ut a quarter to 1 .. Woreistarshre -Monday, Crow's; Wednesday,ihrawley ; Tidrie-ley Weod, at I,llf-port 10. Wheatland -Wednesday, nay Cate, at 10. Whable'., Mr.-Thursday, Barallastield Flax; Friday, Burnt 11111 (Tattenclon), at 11. W yeaide -Monday, Loges Viltage ; Fri lay, Lyswen, at 10. IA - ndhum'a, Colonel-Monday, Westdean Park; Wed.'s:ay, Bur ton Park; Friday, Compton Down, at hair pas to. Wynn's, Sir N. W.-Mooday, Ilrya.y-py-; Wednesday, Whittle,- ton; Friday, Llanypwll ; Saluda!, lanuyil, at bait-past 10. Yarlaorough'a Lori-Monday, Oraeby Village; Wednesday. euby 11111, at 11. riaturday, Utterby GrAn, at halt. past 10. York anal Slaty-Monday. ktelbaurne 11111; TUC., toy, PrJ•klellee (MO Thar 'day, hit Muer (bran:tun) ; Saturday, skeitoo, at ball-pgq IS. • - Bretorshire—Mooday, 1171tytl ; Welnktlay, ercood I, stone on th, 11. y-renal; Inday, Llunievat'oz-tregrant ; Morway. west, Penland; Wednesday week, eeventh wilts:cue on the Decutte.. road ; Friday-work, Cl enartharan, at 11. S. V. H.—Monday, Stourton Couodis Pound; Friday, Nub Court (Mansholt), at half-put Bred= (Mr. Deer's;—Tursda/, ,v. llarrow Farm (Elramones Yard se ek) Froloy, Tewkesbury Far at half-pant to. Itrightca—Monday, Fat&am ; eduesday, Race Coure ; Sttorday, Dyke, at a pouter toil. 'Brooks:de —Monday, Newmarket ; Thursday, Tam:mate Tye, at ludhpast 10. Carlisle —lkedar, Cuturew; Wednesday, the Grove; Ilithy, Waterloo, at ulne. • Craven—Tuesday. &Moo Tu.; Friday, Bradley-lane Rod, at 11. Dereon'e, Mr.—Wednesday, Merisa:e Bridle; Setturday,Nourorthy, Bridge, at 10. !!arrogate—Mouby, Kett'eslng Bottum; Friday, Sirstwill Gail, at halt-put In. 1 High Peak —Tubby, Bunter's Meer, Saturday, Itouldlidge Gringo, . at 11. Yr.—Monday, Wookrott ; Wednesday, KeruteU; Fri. da), FrOlit , r.ey Bridge, at halt-past IS. Lewis's, Capt. Hampton —Thesdos, Bulls Your; Thursday, Knay. ' cu ; natorday Pastors !tone—at It. Loondalea, Lord—Friday, Iluaott —at 11. Meow% Mr.—Tuesday, hall ; Friday, Oneote —at hair. poet 10. Idorpok —Tuesday, Longhorsisj Moor; Fad.), Whaltcn Village— lo. Neweasee and Gateshead —No aday, Beata; Square; Friday, Birtley Oate—at 10. Stockton and Btliorrhas—Thorulay, liberelse—at halt-pet 10. Warnhorough, South—Tuesday, Komeeley, May, Stagely—st pest 10. Worthing—Tuaday, Beeedvaele owes; taiial, Steep Down—at Calf-past It. at "16: THE SOUTH WELSH RAILWATS.—The large ra i l-1 way bridge at Lonrho', en the South Wales line, between Swansea sad Haverfordwest, has been commenced, the contractor having driven in the piles preparatory to pro mieding with the foundation. The contract for the works on the Newport, Abergavenny, mad Hereford Railway, bas been takes by Mr. Rennie, who is about to commeasee opc ratians. This line, it is expected, will be opened is 1563 for traffic. It is mooted to extend the Vale of Neath Rail way, just opened, to eweadare, a rich mineral district be yond Aberdare, a valley abounding with coal. The ter- minus of lir Reath Wales Railway has been axed at Mayland, cm the northern shore of Milford Haven, and opposite to tlie Royal Dockyard, at Pater. The usual par liamentary notices have been given for powers to erect decimal Milford, and to construct a branch line of railway thews to some point in the pariah of Johnston to be in assonaniestion with the extension of the South Wilk* line keen Roverfordwest to Neyland. LAW INTELLIGENCE. THIS DAY. COURT OF EXCHEQUER. &maws vs ?MR LORI, fluor BARON, Na. BARON PAWL& MR. 1101011 ALD•111.11., 11,11 MY. BARON 111.1111 TM. LAWRENCE E. BOSTON.-JUDOMENT. Thh wss an action tried hcforeM;.llstie;Zresswell, at the last Suffolk Assizes, when a verdict was found for the defendant. The facts of the ease Were these : It appeared that the plaintir had obtained a rule nisi for a new trial, on the ground that a certain deed had been improperly received in evidence. The action was in tres pass, for breaking open a dwelling-house, and seizing and taking away the planintiff's goods. The defendant, amongst other plea., pleaded that the goods seized did not belong to the plaintiff. In support of this plea the defend ant put in the deed in question, which was an ateignment of the goods and of a policy for TOW. to the di fendant, b way of mortgage, from one GUT. as a security for 114 which bad been lent him. The deed provided that if Guy did not keep up the policy, or if the office become insolvent, it should be lawful for the defendant to effect a new policy, the premium for which' j should be a charge on the old toliey, and •liould be treated as principal monies, beering interest. This deed was pro-' perly stamped, with reference to the advances existing at the time of its execution, but it was said on the part of the plaintiff', that because it contemplated further advances by Mr. Boston in the shape of the premium on the new policy, which would become a debt, the amount of the advances not being defined, the deed ought to have borne a further stamp of 2)1., under the Sith Geo. 111., the mow repealed Stamp Act. It was contended that the new premium on the new policy could not become a debt for which the defendant might sue Our, and would not increase the principal sum advanced and sacured by the deed, and on which the stamp was calculated. The Lord Chief Baron cow delivered the judgment of the court, which was to the effect that the deed was only intended to secure the first advance of tali., and therefore the deed bore a sufficient stamp, and had been properly re ceived in evidence. The rule for a new trial must, conse quently, be discharged. Rule discharged accordingly. ANOTHER OXFORD SECESSION TO ROME.—The Rev. Frederic Hathaway, M A., Fellow of Worcester Col lege, Orford, incumbent of Shadwell, Yorkshire, and formerly curate of St. Mary Magdalen, Oxford, has resigned his Fellowship, and taken his name off the books of Wor cester College, for the purpose of joining the Church of Rome. A DEPUTATION OF TILE SOCIETY OF FRIENDS TO THE PUENCIER.—The following memorial on behalf of the Religious Society of Friends was presented to Lord John Russell, on the 16th inst., by a deputation of the society :—" To Lord John Russell, llirst Lord of the Treasury,—The Society of Friends, in support of its well known principle that all war is inconsistent with the gospel of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ, has ott various occa sions felt called upon to address the government, and inter cede for the prevention or termination of hostilities. It is under a sense et Christian duty that we venture at this time respectfully to offer to thee, as the head of the government, our earnest appeal in favour of the restoration of peace in South Africa, and the adoption of equitable and conciliatory measures towards the native races in that part of the world. We have, with thankfulness to Gud, to acknowledge that the rulers of this and some other nations of the civilised wuild, arc more ready than perhaps at any former period to avoid war, and to settle differences which may arise be tween them by other means than by an appeal to arms. But whilst this happy change has been manifestly pro ceeding in some of the nations of professing Christendom in respect to tle.ir mutual relations with each other, the case has been widely diderent as to the conduct which these same nations have, in not a few instanter, adapted to wards the weaker and less civilised branches Of the human race. Under the Old Testanept, the command, ' Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself,' so far extended its be nign influence to the alien as to forbid the Israelite to op press the stranger within his gates. The New Testament givesa wider scope to the injunction, and, including all man kind in one bond of brotherhood, enjoins on the Christian to do unto ighers as he would that they should do unto him, and by precept to diffuse, and not less by example to emu mend, the Gospel of our Lord to all the nations' of the earth. When we consider that the wars which civilised nations wage with uncivilised tribes are generally wars of the strong upon the weak, and that their all but uniform result is tile destruction or degradation of these tribes, it must be evident that tar front tending to diffuse the blessings of Christninity and civilisation, they must cause the very nano of Christian to be held in abhorrence. Wo appreciate the efforts which the present governor of the colony has made, we believe with perfect sincerity, to promote the introduction of civilisation; in some of which efforts we have, to a limited extent, had the satisfaction of assisting him. We have nevertheless noticed, with deep regret, that in the course of the dealings of this country with the natives of Southern Africa, including some of recent occurrence, there have been transactions of a kind calculated in various ways to injure, alarm, and irritate the native tribes, —transactions which would net have been contemplated in relation to any civilised power, and repugnant to that sense of justice which is not un known, even in the breast of a savage. Amongst these, the taking possession of their lamb, without even the semblance of compensation stand* conspicuously preutinent. In the history' of the British occupation of the Cape, one noble let of magnanimity and justice is not more remarkable for its rarity, than it is eminently entitled both to imitation and oraise. The restitution of land taken from the Kettles, and the adoption of just principles of intereourse,which took place in the year Mb, and proved alike a blessing t the colonists and the natives, point to a similar course of proce dure at present; for which it is our object respectfully, but most earnestly, to pleiul. Let it not be thought derogatory to the character of a great and profossedly Christian nation to dare to do right, although at the expense of retracing its steps. Whilst urging our appeal on the paramount consi derations of humanity and religion, we way plead un behalf of these African nations who have no representative to espouse their cause, that they are far from being the irre claimable savages that their enemies have represented them, but, on the contrary,. under the religious and moral instruction of various Chrotian missionaries, have given evidence of no mean capability of acquiring the arts of civilised life. England, within the last few years, has repeatedly urged the claims of humanity upon other nations ; and we earnestly desire that she may no longer compromise her character by the commission of acts not less to be deplored than those against which she has expostulated. May she rather act a noble example of forbearance and mercy; and may that blessing which the highest authority has pronounced upon the peacemakers rest upon our beloved Sovereign aua upon the minist,r who presides over her councils. Given forth by a meeting representing the religious S.ciety of Friends, held in London the twenty-second day of the Eighth Month, Mil." (Signedby lorty-seven members of the said meeting) TORY TACTICS IN ST. NIARY'S, ISLINGTON.—At a special meeting of the Executive Council of the Reform Association of the above parish, held on Thursday evening, at Mr. Sims s, Islington-terrace, Mr. Shakapeure in the chair, Mr. Lewis stated that an attempt was being made by the present churchwardens and trustees, contrary to all usage, to call the next vestry meeting at 3 o'clock, and a meeting for this purpose bud been held in the City he be lieved that the churchwarden was exereisieg rt despotic power in acceding to the wishes of a few of his own Party in this matter. Ile (Mr. Lewis) was happy to say that the ve,try.clerk had not concurred in this attempt to exclude many vestrymen desirous of attending. A committee of the council have under their consideration the amendment of the present local act, or the advisability of at once applying to parliament for a new act, or to adopt the act known as Sir John Ilobhouse's Act, which latter is found to work beneficially in the parishes of St. Pancras and Marylebone. It is understood that the reform party ate most anxious for the introduction of the latter act, which would at once abolish the system of plurality of voting, and other evils existing in tho above parish. NOVEL APPLICATION OF GCTTA PERCIIA. A novel charge of felony was heard before the Tymmouth borough bench on Wedneaday--a case, too, of considerable importance to gas companies. The borough of Tynemouth Das Company supply their customers with . gas by meter, the company furnishing the meter and the t lying front the street leading thereto, the consumer the pipe to the burner. Of course, the company only receives payment for that quail ; tity of gas consumed, as indicated by the meter. A person of the name of Hibbard, a gib all shopkeeper re siding in the low town, having failed in business, the r'inployes of the gas company went on Monday to fetch away the meter, and cut tiff the supply. They removed that instrument, and broke ff tho piping within the shop, which extinguished a light there, but to their astonishment they observed a light still con tinning to burn in the back premises. They looked about them, and at last discovered that the gas burnt at that light was conveyed by a gutty perch* tube from the com pany's pipe to which it was attached. Upon further search It was found that au upper room could be lighted by the mine means, and that by an ingenious contrivance the gas could be turned front the meter, and the light in the front shop be furnished by the gas abstracted from the company's pipe. The men reported to the directors, and that body determined to institute a charge of felony against llibba r d. as they must have been cheated to a considerable extent by this ingenious device. lie was accordingly given into cus tody, but on Wednesday, after hearing the ease, and con siderable legal disenasion between the gentlemen who ap =for the prosecution and the magistrate's clerk, the I d came to the conclusion that the charge did not amount to felony, and dismissed it. The company intend to take the caws to the Northumberland sessions by indict ment. RAILWAYS. THIS DAY. Two o'CLoci. - The share market, on the whole, is well sup ported at the late rise, with rather more business offering than is usual on a Saturday. Great Westerns, Eastern Counties, and York and North Midlands, are very firm, and North British mark 58. higher. Midlands have been dealt in at the full rise, and though they are now ss. worse again, this decline is of no importance after the marked advance recently established. 'MADE' AND STCYJICII UNDID uooing pekd Serterday. RAILWAYS. 6 Moberg, Nuttine. ; Bosti; ea 64 beet Juneuos Bersa.W.ev. &eteerVelle, Itiskeitheed, Lar.cambire k Chee Jun., late 13taesid. Bristol mad Kean . Chester end Itolybeed Dublin sea &glut lone— East .telrlixt (Ll 3 L. It 6 ' ' mixt LD. . o ae 4 B :e ..: Vegeta Cow.Ues Esetern Co..,at ars (late F.. U. db.) Ova ii and C date , Do. New) shares_ --- Got %yeet.lnellw Dodo anti sad Obasow iThaier;..l,Dtliervid Um* 6 tbares 111.6 purCt. and Wm. (Ire.! Urea Wtstero. . Lapeaptt.r . "t 1 Caraids 111 Du. Third. )0 Gruoommtors Ind Yorkehire D De O h ara IS Do. Firths . We.t RiingDelow 10 I...vds Nornoorn 111 Leekkrn und I::uakwall - /0 Lon., 8eet...145z%. Coast Londoa Nurat.Waston. 14 Ih). do., I !hate!". ... II Do. I Do. SDI LuTl,!ou & SaulllONertero XX, D., SiO Jibeli„litax., and Matlock / anch„tilicf.,k Lincolasti. U lb. Mitn.lll..locL Union '4l(llmid _ . Uo. F 50 char - 0 I W. alto. aed array .. Fi *Wand Cheat Western (I) Abe4;cnny, tlerefewd Newry an 4 butlekillen . i~~,,,k 13 Do. New 520... I 3j I.mthero Counties Unica tUr lU a — c.;;;;tsttieet:jusie . . ()shod, Vlore., is 1./utter. accutirh Centel ;11:Zd Do. Sew.. 3hrew4. Alt Bina., Oar A ihrewsbui an 4 Chnotir (NA . . W. 51. n.) ... ... D. Halves ... ... _ Do OeweAry ... .. Ibo. New ... ... .. 1. Shr.poldre Union ... .. it.owrn Id 'Amid, nt.de. 3 *null Turt.h.StiCrertod: Atlrlind nu.l thanfermlinc i.ocktod and Dartiop,o4.. $ ThimitallarenDuckieltad 3 Wed( Neath 1$ Watertiod and Kilkenny.. I We-t C on, .11 York,Newetketie &Demi; 0/ Do. do. V.11111,0111$ 9 Do.O.N.F..Putchase 5$ York and Barth Midial4' 101 die 78 20 14f 702 21 23 21 dV N H 27 29 - 1 17 1 1 171' 3 3 121 13 33 38 341 13 78 BO 3 Open 371 3 ei 9 4 94 6 „ 166 141 71 1 96 1 liii 11l pt. 1 1 l ".• 8 71 I L As 6 5 " 2/ 21 29 310 dis 56 561 27 29 7! lj 5 4i dis II 23 111 13 dis 3 2 dis 6 8 8 7 die I 5j die Isj II 14 9 10 $6 6 6 41 4f/ 5 4 d 6 14 16 14 li4 f .lil6 de 3f 3f 14 16. ilia Ki 264 171 4 3 dis it IP 16 13 die 161 131 6 61 ills 3 1 „ 30 111 LIAFEI3 LEA:4ED AT VIXED RENTAI 30419stnInslositmOstordJunal ashoslu:ypd.,orsithguar. sates (1..1‘ .to Gt. Wee ' 234 294 501 I.Bitto wit thsit a goaranue! all 1,, j aw.: wtol:Jr:nstd3Vestril 23 25 •T` y I ±l = yP e7 4 = all Ditto without•gnaranteei G....el to Great Wevtern , 8 9pm 17( Hocking bawhlrc (leaved' to LoarlonsN.dlmpterai' 18 184 50 Cl 3 des:sie June.loa (lea,' to , 30rdnatin 4l 43 tor a 20 84-o.locoln49.gour 6p.0 (h .oed 8; Gt. Not theta) 32 324 90 Oloa,:est^r is Moo Fore-t (le ookl in Great Wester It' 11 24pm VS Elnllkielby(stiorkaiNMid 101 1(3 13 Do. 4 &Well (41W) , 504 514 24 Do. 1 vississ (ttto) . 134 244 it Letdslt Bradlordtlialatull6o4 ,0 t 4 11 Loodutt IC 2 Grorns - .811 I (le.oed to South Esderai 111 121 I Su llNtto Fret:mace (data): 24 29 . ao Lovesto:t j Gsar.iperesa• (808.3.11t0 Norfolk) 50 53 Northerwastsoln G retell I,asctl to E.s.l.Couatit 8 10 SO U.tto ditto 5 per Cent 5B 88 5 1 25 I'vt stoakVlyo etas, Lou , SlN.Wcat.BBLaac.sBYoral 42 44 (I, 11 U.tto 1 4ouve (An (dttto)l 84 94 pm i $3 Resd.. Guild., awl litigate. 1.,..1,51 to .500.01 Eagan' 21 214 61 Goy' ton sod Illtehio Oro ' to Grrot Norrlvra 24 Do. Shvpreth Even.(dli to 11 Ipm V; tooth shit:oo4BlBc Gassed to Mr. 11.taton 1 le le die Wear tall y. 5 p.Ct.goa • ;182,1 to Otorttooal Dor ,28 21 W1:85& I_ _wad gear(' to Great Wistern 1 II 10 pa II to IS I I, 11 #l.l I 61' SI if I 91 92 PitRFlllll3lOl MAILS& 10 INledoulan RIO 71 71 I I :Chem a a.' Holyhead... l6f 1N all 11/nuke, Cerek, and Abet , ~.e,n JunetiJn ... ... 1 1 Ma 3;,:f.uot tognan(3(.lor)6p.C:. I si 61 Eastern Comity, Eaten., 5 per Ct ', Illtto do. No. IQs u ... New , A per Cent. store 110 11 31 Eaat-CnioNieriplau.6p.oo 10j 1 3 Edinla.rak, Veal., and, Dom!, e, 51 per Cent ... 11 ICa 2 Crest Nor.hern 5 yor (kat 13 111 a I 3; Do..3l4l.ltedeennbleSerlia I Pik IA (4.8t0 r We...trn ;1; Eight hal 1j 1 ym 6 Lantueloneakorka, V 526 O DO. 6 tar Cent. mock ...1113 184 o Laudon,Htlaht.,:a a.Coart, ) Pre.3parCt.3toca,lB3l.! 10 103. New Guar. r, per Cent. I 11, Loudon & N.Weet. Cee.lal Nuneaton) 5 per ant -6 LondonsolthWe.tern Sol '..3 I :slan.ttheff A-.Ltnc. 1 wi.Nol . !. I I. io i iu d• Lou 161 3 3r. ZU Do. New XIV D.l. Li; .Br.\B.Sp.Ct~ D.tto Preftgeoce Motto it Exten4s3.s . Do.Guar Weed wet. 5 Nocth Itt lii Staifixdabire Osks4 Wareftte-. Vol:11,111:6 par C 4... Arewp.fik 3frm.N. wGuia. ,Pbrewa.lChettel (Noc.W. tioath Devon a York, Newrootie,& Bawl Ot.N..rtk ot Eng.tou'olt. 3 Ditto Ditto 10 ;YorkkNatid.ll.4lll.Purek" 14 Contra' Prance (Vierson, .8 paten I:honiela ILITinTiI7 D°7 Do. - - 140 143 ! pra 10 II II 12f !11l In 931 15 lb-I die 4 4{ 4j I 6 . Lastnil:curt (fLdlray) Do (cue) 7i vizi. AMNIA bs Uo. do. Now Smut Rad Limo 6 Ncetbora of 'raw* . 9 °cloud gad yiddeaus 91 14" I$ 15f II 1$ 3 II I ilis I ILWATS. 101 101 17 17 5 do 1 S pm 1 " . ISi •m IS 14i u 75 4die 34 3$ 121 331 5 51.65 5 I I 3 ea die 11 It or SOMERSET Horse.—The Pau and (kle~y . I and Itavea a INK" aad stssaboarg ti Bata aad Ilan* ismatte tmd Ma t 6 i r oura and Nasals —. necessary clearings for the new wing about to be added to Somerset House, were commenced a few days ago by work men clearing away the bonding' now occupying the site. A number apnea have alim lima driven into the river, end the pile sriina illeadag elespide is kept busy at work driving more hs eseeplele a draft sear dam for the laying down of the saw tonadatkes. APOTHICAZIEe Hsu..—Ns sts of gentlemen who passed their examination is the deem mad practice of mediety sad received militates Imisies, ea pd = m deda IMlhMovember, 1831 :—Chadse Chemise James Monis, Mamplie7Viek W i ll66l . lol GooriP Fitzgerald, Army; Charles Chrielegher Hewiteas, &saber. SO SO isli SI It et lie SO 1 u 1 Is. ie;' i w. ~ is I i Is IL it ~la~ " l? ylYotth if 111,1 1 all I'l SU ii.l ie i/ I I, i II ii ~ ii LOCAL SHARE HAREBTS. Ltvaitroor, Nov. 21.—Our share market opened well, and has continued good all day, closing firmly. Midland stock especially continues in strong demand :—Caledonian, 141 I—Ditto (preference shares), 71—East Lancashire, l —Lancashire and Yorkshire, 671—Ditto (fifth shares) 81 d.—Lancaater and Carlisle (third shares), 81 p.—London and North Western, 1161—Ditto (new shares), 31 p. —Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 30 I—Matlock and Midland, 4—Midland, 651 1 1 651 16 616 16 1— Ditto (new preL 41 per cent.), 9-16 I.—Ditto (corm'. Bir mingham and Derby), 30—North British, 61 —South Eastern and Dover, 201 1 1 I—York, Newcastle, and Berwick, 181—York and North Midland, 21—Belfast and Ballymena, 30 Dutch Rhenish, 5 3-16 d. MANCHESTEIi, Nov. 21.—Thero was a good deal of busi ness done, and prices were higher. London stock, 1161 ; Leeds sto ck, 571; North Staffords, 81; Shefliel l stock, 30; Midlands, 661 ; South Eastern, 203 new ; East Lancashire, 151; Eastern Consider, Q. LEEDS, Nov. 21.—There has been a considerable amount of business done on 'Change this morning, at fully yester day's rates. Midlands opened at 651, and closed at 5-5. The other closing sales were as follows :-13irkenheacts (271 paid), 161; Lancashire and Yorkshires, 571 ; Leeds North ern', 14; Ditto Extensions, No. 2, 2 (tic ; bast Laneas‘dres, 151; London and North-Western Quarters, 33 prem. ; South-Eastern and Duren, 201; North-Westerns, 131 dis.; Caledonians,l4/. 3d. BRISTOL, Nov. 21.—Our market still continues to mani fest a firmer tone. The variations were—Bristol and Exeter, 74 ; Taff Vale Old Shares, 149 i ; Ditto New, 1/ prem.; Bristol Water Works, 14i. TRAFFIC RETURNS FOR TILE PAST WEEK. MONEY MARKET. THIS DAY. Two o'Ccocx. . Although the inferences to be drawn from the Bank of England returns are all in favour of an in creased abundance and consequently greater cheap ness of money, the English stock market to-day has been a shade weaker, owing to the paucity of trans actions usual on a Saturday, and prices have ranged lower than at the close of business yesterday. In the items of the " reserve," or stock of unemployed notes, and the " bullion," the figures are rapidly approximating to those which ruled at the corres ponding period of last year. Consols have been steady all day at 98] to 7 , both for money and the 11th December. The official busi ness report embraces only :—'f lire° per Cent. Consols, 98 • ditto, for account, 981,;. Three per Cents. Reduced, 98, 971. New Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 99b 99. There is no change in the unfunded debt. Ex chequer Bills of the various classes have been trans acted at 525. to 5, s. prem.; and India Bonds, under 1,0001., at ols. prem. There is a fair amount of business going forward in the foreign stock market and prices are well sup ported in most instances. Venezuelan Actives, how ever, arc rather lower, and Chillan Six per Cents. are marked at a considerable reduction, fernier rates not being obtainable in the uncertainty which prevails as to the upshot of the civil dissensions in that state advised by the last mail. Mexican have slightly rallied, and Spanish Threes, Dutch, Ru-s sian, Brazilian, and Peruvian, arc well maintained. Sardinian Bonds have reached 85, or the issuing price. The following are the prices of the sales effected this morning :—Brazilian Old Five per Cents., 94, 931. Belgian Four-and-a-Half per Cents , 89. Chi lien Six per Cents., 100. Dutch Two-and-a-I tall per Cents., 591; ditto Four per Cent. Ccrts., 901, i ; ditto Four per Cent. Bonds, 891. Mexican, 24 ; ditto for account, 244. Peruvian Five per Cents., 1849, 88. Russian Four-and-a Half per Cents., 1031; ditto small, 1034. Sardinian Five per Cents., 85. Spa nish Active Five per Cents., for account, 20i. 21 ; ditto, Three per Cents., 401. Venezuela Three and-a-Quarter per Cents., 35; ; ditto Deferred, 121. The market for the Californian gold mining shares is considerably firmer, the doubts which were propagated having been allayed by the an nouncement that the committee of the Stock Exchange have fixed Tuesday next, the as the settling day for the West Mariposa. These shares are consequently firmer, at 4- to prem. Agua Fries arc well held at 14 to prem.; and Nouveau Mendel have experienced a considerable rise, being quoted 3to 1 prem. Golden Mountains are to 1 prem.; and Ave Marias par to Tr . c regret to learn that the bills of the Sunderland Joint Stock Banking Company have been refused payment by the London and Westminster bank, their agents. This is not a bank of issue, its circulation being in Bank of England notes. The paid up capi tal of the company is 75,000/. In the market tbr foreign exchanges yesterday the rates for Paris and Vrankfort were rather lower, whilst Hamburg and Vienna were higher. Short Paris was done at 25.10 to 12 t ; ditto, 3 months, 25.27 tto 30. Amsterdam was dull at 11.181 to 4; and Hamburg, in a languid state, at 13.10 to f. Petersburg was in demand at 37, but with none offering. No change occurred in bills on Italy, Sicily, Spain, and Portugal ; they were not in great demand, and the business transacted was altogether not considerable. A great sensation was created at half-past 2 o'clock by the posting up of a submarine telegraphic despatch giving the Paris prices of this afternoon at the Royal Exchange, viz. the Five per Cent. ltentes, 91.40, and exchange on London at short, 25.12 i. . There is 'no change in the quotations of bullion this week, the market being quite bare. The arrival of the West India mail with supplies is hourly looked for. The Bank of England returns for the week ending the lath November, when compared with those for the week preceding, exhibit the following changes : Circatati.m issue £2'J,114,436 Increase £431,830 Circulation active 19,584,613.3 Decrease 533,776 Public eleism.ito 6,938, J 0 Increase 852,149 Other deposits Government securities in tanking department .... 13,241,768 Without alteration Other securities in banking _ , department Coin and bullion in both departments Seven (lay and other bilk 1,189,6(19 Decrease 39,149 The Re,, The Reserve 10'109'779 lixereuma 971',718 This return is of importame, and shows somo results of an extremely satisfactory character. Tho large increase in the stock of bullion, and the re serve, is in a great measure accounted for by tho rapid of the treasury deposits, by . which the amount to credit of the government is raised to nearly . seven millions. The effect of the bullion im ports is also strikingly shown. ENGLISII FU `t Dri.—Trus DAT. Rank Stock, Mll 19 1 Long Antiultien. 3 per l 4 Rohm'. US 1 1 linlia Stock, 24 5 3 per Ct. Consuls. Vst 1 Ditto 1n0ri5.1,1.160/., 66.. 634. 31 per Cl. l'uspuiv. WI I Eachequerlillis.l.o.4u. 53n. 636. Cosmic/. fur Sect.. ntij 1 FOREIGN( FUNDS. 44 Per CS. 'highs'. 85:O 3 per Ct. Nf °titan. 43111 51.4 . C : 4 , 1m:3w. 07 5 5 per Ct. Peruvian. V7* 61 Ditto Deferred. 461 11 6 per Cl, Ilutloo, AYOO., 11 5 5 per (3. Porttnruin, a - , 7 6 let (..1.. Cloothti, 101 3 5 per Ct. header., 111 13 3 tier Ct. Clilltin, 61 6 4 1 ner Ct. Inaugin, IU2 4 brig . Ct. lkuilan. IV 8 .. . . .-.... 5 . per Ct. 4 panbil", Amt.* 271 * ' . 2jFet:Tft.Tt - uie"..l, 3 p7er 8171171i4ii. 4 per Ct. Hutch, 84 9t.4 Du. Paualve. 54 F.yozelor. 3 t 'a per Ct. Venezuela. 35i Ci 1 per Ct. ticetavla, 14 15 Ito, Iteferr...l, 12 13 gardtolan 5 pa Cunt 1 di,. to ..r. mai. opened. Name of 18.51. 189 9414 136} 236 188 261 171 2411 188 261 1 : 21 6391 61 1731 2441 1671 Of 26 496} 126 2ai 931 77 BRITTS It. Aberdeen Belfast and Ballymena Belfast and County Down. Birkenhead, Lane., & ChearC Blackburn Bristol and Exeter Caledonian Chester and Holyhead Cork, Illaeltrock, and Purge 'Dublin and Belfast Junction !Dublin and Drogheda Dublin and Kingstown Dundee and Arbroath Dundee,Perth,Aberdeen June Dundalk and Enniskillen East Anglian East Lancashire Eas..ent Counties and Norfolk Eastern Union Edinburgh and Glasgow .• • Edinburgh, Perth, & Dundee It eter and Cretliton Furness iGlasgow and South Western Great Northern& E.Lincohish 'Great Southern & Weitern(lr) Great Western lridi South Eastern 1860. 1 1851. 1,201 1,344 568 604 1471 182 8961 1;299 6421 725 3,787 4,125 7,412 8,420 2,36:3 . 2,644 - 136 668 • 636 1,016 930 6241 624' 352 444 644! 6:39 172 i 166 633 _ 3,610 4,318 13,729 13,883 2,11* 2,161 3,728- 3,770 2,660 2,519 - 1 77 155! , 507 3,303. 3,012 6,800,10,613 4,8671 4,290 14,26316_361 77-1 Kendal and Windermere Lancaster and Carlisle Lancashire and Yorkshire Leeds Northern Liverpool ,Crosby, & Southport London and North Western London and Black wall London, Brighton, and S. Coast London and South Western !Londonderry and Enniskillen Mn,a. Buxton, & Matlock, &c. Manchester, Shelf., & Lincoln lanehestetcand South) unction INfaryport and Carlisle Midland d Midland Great Western (Ire ) iMonklands I Newcastle and Carlisle North British ;North Staffordshire North Western !Scottish Central _ Scottish Midland hrewsbury and Birrninghiun .hrewsbury and Chester !Shnipshire Union jSouth Devon South Eastern south Wales iSouthYork.,Doneustcr Et Goole israti Vale 157 i 173 3,900 3,931 15,621 16,538 913 999 2981 236 41,374,42,031 7461 838 9,2101 9,129 8,2961 8,599 158' 170 115, 111 6,03. i ! 6,480 349 r 471 656 84111 20,599 22,212 1,5311 2,579 714! 973, 2,160' 2,110 3,676' 3,812 4,543 4,976 383 1 en 1,660, 1,622 4221 464 6011 638 1,222 1,520 455! 627 1,632 1,540 10,319,12,024 7151 1,314 1,2'27; 1,384 2,331' . 2,513 I Ulster 9631 973 -'"--- ."- . Waterford and Limerick I Wet Cornwall 29 5, 727 2 IWhitehaven Junction 203; 207 It , York, Newcastle, and Berwick 13,92.5 12,806 .79 'York and North Midland Font:tux. 152 Central of France 57' Dutch Rhenish 211 Maria Antonia l4l 170 63 Nlontereau and Troyes 63 ;Namur and Liege* 4424 Northern; of France 1341 'Orleans and Bordeaux 240 Paris and Lyons 82 Paris and Orleans 84 l'aris and Rouen 6,513 6,011 J 7 191 l'aris and Strasburgh 59 59 Itouen and Ilavre 67 121 Tours and Nantes • The receipts arc exclusive of the amount received from the Belgian government. 41211 71 186 COVENT-GARDEN.-THIS DAY. English Pine Apples continuo plentiful, and Grapes, both foreign and English, arc abundant. Small quantities of Pears arc still brought from the Continent. The best Eng lish kinds fetch 2s. to 4s. a dos., and Ifs. to 12.5. per half sieve. They consist of Glout Morvesu, Crassane, Beane Did, and Chaumontelle. Oranges are plentiful. Nuts are nearly the same as last quoted. Carrots, Turnips, Cab bages, &e., are sufficient for the demand. Potatoes are generally good in quality. Lettuces and other saluting are sufficient for the demand. Mushrooms remain stationary. Cut flowers consist of Heaths, Pelargoniums, Mignonette, Heliotropes, Stephanotis, Bignonia venusta, Chrysanthe mums, Camellias, and ROC,. lineapples, per lb., Its to Gs Grapes, hothouse, p. lb., 2. to Gs Li-Mon, per lb., 9.1 to Is Apples, bitch., per blob., 1at02564 Pears, dessert, per d z„ 21 to 4. Lemons, per doz., Ist° 21 Walnuts, per hu.M., 12s to 24s Itlaiends, per pock, ea street, par lb., 20 to 31 Oranges, per dos., It to le tld per 100, 6. to 10e uts, Bu., p. bosh., 204 to 224 Nraxil , p. both., 121 to Its Filberts, per 100 lb, 704 to lins VISOET -ABLE% Cabbagee, per doz., Eld to le u I i flu w e per dos., 6d to Be Broccoli, per bunch, BJ. to le ;I;.l,cds, per lb. Gd to Sd Garlic, per lb, Gd to Sd !VI ithoke+,ter dos., 4s . to Qs rOlatOW, .1) - Jr l(11, ii:ito nue Lottuce,Criti.,p. wore, 4rl to la Cos, per score, 3 , 1 t- per csi., 2c to S. per bipb , la til to 2a 6tl Turnips, per hunch,ld to 24 Cut:natter% ebb, Id to to ItadisheN per doz., Sti to In Turnip, per doz., 91 to Is (Vern prr bundle, 64 to Is 6d Comte, per bunch, Id to Gd Bronsels Sproule, per *lose, 9il to Is per score, 34 to - It Small :Vivi., p. pun., 24 to 34 ROM Itsdlsh, per DOL., Is tot. BA Beet, per dor., Is to 2s 31ml:rooms, per pot, Is to le 34 per bosh., 7s to lOs Sorrel, per ball mere, ed to ltd Tomstors, pt r half-. (eve, 3s to Is Fennel, per bunch, 24 to 311 _ . bOnach, per sieve, Is 6d to 2s Omani, pee bunch, Id to 541 Spanish, p. dna., Ised to 3s Endive, per KA°, 91 to Is Bret, ter , 6,1 to Is Parsnip, per dos., 6.1 to Is Leeks, pas bunch, Id to 2d 64,01 1. irtnali, 24 . to 34 Tbyme, Der bomb, 211 to id Parsley, p. dos bun., Ile to ba Mint, per Weak Id to bd Basil, pet bun* 3d os 1d Marjoram,do., per buneb, 3d told Wittararcea,p sos.banober,4d to Gd COALS.—Losnow, Nov. 21.—CLOSE OP THE MAR KET. - Huddle's West Hartley, 1. 6d. ; Davison's West Hartley, 15s. 6d.; liolywell, 17s. ; Longridge's West Hartley,lsa. 6d.; North Percy Hartley, 15s. ; Tanfield Moor, 16c ; West Hartley, 153. fad ; Walls End Gosforth, 18s. 61. ; Walls End Herten ' 18s. ; Walls End Brad dyll, 19a. 6a. ; Walls End Haswell, 19s. 6d. ; Walls End Whitwell, 18s. 6d. ; Walls End Denison, 18s. Gd. ; Walls End Heugh Hall, 19s. ; Nixon's Merthyr and Cardiff, 21..; Sidney's Hartley, 15s.14.—Ships at market, 17 ; sold, 14. KOSSUTH. —SMAKESPERIAN TESTIMONIAL. SIX subscriptions " from as many Kossuth. ites in Finsbury ;" six subscriptions " from six ladies in Perk-street, Islington ;" and twelve " from twelve glovers in the City," have reached this office. Thirty-tight pennies have been received this morning, at the City office of the Daily News, 4, Royal Exchange-buildings, from as many warehousemen, of 7, Love-lane, Aldermanbury, in aid of Mr. Douglas Jerrold's prolosition. EAST KENT AND MAIDSTONE RAlLWAY.—Yester day (Friday) a large and important meeting was held at Chatham, in the great room of the Sun Hotel, for the pur pose of considering an explanation to be offered by the pro meters of this undertaking, and for ascertaining how far the inhabitants of that district may be disposed to support the managing committee in their efforts to obtain powers next session to construct the proposed railway. The chair was taken by the Right Hon. Lord Harris, and the meet ing was attended by upwards of 300 persons. The noble chairman stated that the project had received the sanction of nearly 100 of the most influential gentlemen in the county, who had given their names and agreed to subscribe for shares to testify their approval of the project ; and such of them as were landowners on the proposed line had en gaged to sell their lands on fair and reasonable terms, to be settled by arbitration in case of difference. The meeting was addressed at considerable length by various speakers, and numerous statements explanatory of the nature of the undertaking were made. A district committee was ap pointed to co-operate with the managing committee, and the meeting adjourned to the 2nd December. In to-Pa) uP tot p.m. 104 4 561 5 I 6 COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. WEEKLY SUMMARY OF THE PRODUCE MARKETS. MINCINO-LANE, SATURDAY MORNING. In the colonial markets depre'ssion still continues, and again fur some articles lower prices have been established. For Sugar the demand was flat at the commencement of the week, and although we are unable to report any general im provement, the sales of to-day have gone off with rather more spirit. The Coffee market is very dull, at about Is. per cwt. decline. Rice has been sold to a consi derable extent at full rates. The Tea market is geuerally very flat, but 3,000 chests of fine Congou, ox Surprise, have been sold at Is. 4d. per lb. and upward'. TALLOW MARK ET.-THIS DAN. The market is firm today, and prices are fully supported at the following quotations : Town Tallow, 3fw. Gd. nett cash; Petcrsburgh Y.C. on the spot, 375. new ; 365. 6d. old ; last three months, 365. 6d. buyers ; January and March, 375. 3d., buyers. M•RILET AVERAGES.—Town Tallow, 395. Gd.; fat by ditto, 2s. Id. ; Yellow Russian, 38s. Gd. ; melted stuff, 285.; rough ditto,l7a.; Tallow graves, 95.; good dregs, Gs. Prices have not advanced for Russian on the spot during the week, but the demand is more active for home con sumption. Fine new yellow Candle realises 375. to 375. 3d., and lower rates are not anticipated. For delivery the amount of business done has been small, with sellers at 365. Oil. up to the close of the year, and at 375. Gd. for the early part of 1852. Home melted is operated in with greater freedom, and 375. is the value nett cash, with a firm market. Other sorts of Tallow are less premed for sale, and previous rates are sustained ; a fair business also has been done. Tallow is cheaper than last year, but there is an excess in stock of 18,000 casks of colonial and foreign ; there is, however, an increase in deliveries of 1,400 casks. There is no variation in the value of rough fat. WOOL MARKET-THIS DAY. The German Wool market is exceedingly flat, although the stock is not heavy, and Wools under Zs. per lb. are very scarce. This has been a very quiet week altogether, the buyers who attended the late public sales baring returned to their several localities. The manufacturing districts are generally doing a good business, and are altogether in a healthy condition. Tha week's imports are only 24 bales from Havre, and 703 from Bombay. SMITHFIELD HAY MARKET.—THIS DAY. Messrs. Cooper and Davie report trade at the follow ing prices :—Prime Meadow Hay, 72a. to 775. 6d. ; iafarkg. 60a. to 68a. ; Rowan, 60a. to ac». ; Clover, 700. to 864 mead eat, 604. to 70a Stzuw, 2 3 4 . to Os C.; U. ''l ~: - -cv::::1 - 1-.."-: • , r .k :~ ~, . ~.r 11:li 101 4 i •1 9 91 Ef 11 ill la : SI i fh4l Ili i I HI i $ 67 1 i 6 i HI 4 114 a 17 231 2 51 IRA ISA A 2i 6h II 231