The Express. — London, England, 1853-10-17 00:00:00

TttsPtt, LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 17, 1853. [THREEPENCE /, I 1-t: - 4(''‘'.. CF; ' . , / /..' ‘ „007.7 . • 1 :014"...."4 t' es; . At Ttt kelli iirld Na 2,232.] LONDON, MONDAY EVI ...-- JESSY is mach the row T. tidies le .s U. NAVAL. SIIARB LISTS. •-• RrSNIAN MEN OF WAR AT SPITREAD. ARIS and STRASBOURG RAILWAY.- SATVRDAT ETZMILN4II. !Aim s.% 14 115.11tE11V GIVEN. that the StllsC1:11•floN T el :3 L em Shia sIIARE4 is :Ins turista will be OPLNED ia r PuRTSKour lil, Oct. 16. The railway market to-day responded to the flue- Two Russian men-of-war arrived at Spithead, Nations of the funds. In the morning there was a r os ...u. 70th uot.. and Vl• o4 k ni 5 s'Wevle 9• 44 . ''' th e 1911 yesterday, one of them having come up to that anchorage general improvement, but a relapse ensued later in potewt , r mot. the day, and at the close prices were much the same It , h... Ors ef old •hores es There a rigid le these new share. ta with the channel squadron under Admiral Corry. Th y as at the close of business yesterday. Midland and therrs""• 4 " ew . ' 44 ' h re l a ° te l e 9 "eee l m' are the Aurora, 48-o un frigate, and the Navarino, a 2 ,,, neth ., t , m aim we I be invas bs olvertiertneet 4 the erraagereasta • ew e kg the enalknonica or do y he L.l. m. Are h e id ers le the tom. corvette of 22 guns. The frigate left Chri-tians tad, Oct. London and North Western stocks were — chiefly in -1; she is bound to the P o cifte . The corvette is bound 9aired for. Caledonians were very firm, and 'York The market ork Pc T r o ,..shonee.rai .1. Oat. I t. 1633 . to Eamsehatka, lead both vessels have put in here to coin- and North Midlands and D over . w ea ..- 'RANK of DEPOSIT, 7, !e. Mareleellace, plate provisions, stores, dce., prier to saili ng f or t h e i r closed flatly. , ______ 1 raialgar.square, lomis. distant destinations. The corvette on siwties deseroue of IN VE.411210 MOSES are enquellad So minims t he . . . . . • . . eluted toe national fl ag w i c k 2 1 THIS DAY.-Two o'CLoar. ao l' ar..4 the. hot:twins, by wit* s Mph rate ei barest may to morning o btorwi is db palm t wearily. guns, which the garrison returned from the plat. The railway market opened with a flat appear to-.roe payabk tu Joiraverataiu"ON Banging Damao. form battery, and the flog ul the Cuminander.in.Chief, taco this morning, a n d p r i ces soon ex p er i ence d a Poormillease swan eppLesuon. Vice-Admiral Sir T. J. Cochrane, K.C.11., which the reduction. A partial rally has since taken place. - - --- Victory, flag-ship , acknowledged. The frigate on her errival but the market is flat in character, and the quota rut GUIS EAS.-Mr. 1111. 11. }LAME, the a.m.., th,..,,,. of 2?. 8i...dr...4.... im.d..... inf. i n i,,, the . _ afternoon also saluted both II ig., an 1 that to the SWOP that Us WIVE (31:15111A APPARATUSES are new ready. ymars' Lornmanderin-Chief was returned by the Victory ; flora now ruling are scarcely so gond as the last rates of Saturday. London and North-Western _m lat, maw retro for Wremariet es Usiiiiel Gelveni.m. but the salute to the national flog was not returned till this o-- -- HP. sum - Imm'. RESULTS of the last half ennui bare poved beyond . o aeri .n that ROWLAND"' ASSAR OIL powwow Megularly nourathing pow.r. in the there was time for its being returned by the garrison. We understand that application was made on the arrival 102 to 3) ; Great Westerns, 80 to 1 ;Lancashire and Yorkshire, 611 to 62 ; Dover., 171 to i; WO prank, reeterarta, and improvement tot the Duman line, and when of these two ships to the Commander-in-Chief fur imme every attire sum., h•:. railed. I: premni. it front f tlline offor torn. diate permission for them to come into harbour to undergo doniane, 241 to I (after befog as low as 241- to :). al grey -En•egthe.t. weak hair- Memo, .it teem stun an d dmoiral their refit, sad that the result of such application was a French shares are quiet. Northern. are lio o td , -end makes it be onsfully eat. corlY, .owl glelo o l• l'im eh':drss beadit _as a polite reference of the captains to their ambassador in oo i 36 Se Hl sad Pada as& sepecially r. coesseeded, es forming the bona e beautiful es t _,,_ .A____, whom ,__ _ ___„ ___,_, A _ __ A _ __. tro 7 4 3 , Wt.-Prier 'a ed. and 75.; family how*. ,eqsa. to four ma), ="7",_".• !=!'_7s. :VW ig. L i °. ..v 0 rir ... ...... ,.. 7 . 7 . rife wit r7: 131 to ?6 1 prem. I& Ild.; and dos** that else, 31a Cootien-0* the wrapper ef rBBBlda-iimnial who esca bottle we Or wads, i . Rowledsde Meer OE" in two lines. Board of Admiralty upon the subject. It is not anticipated ORDINARY SHARES AND STOCIIL .-Pold by A. ROWL AND and tiONS, .10, Ibuton m srdea, Londita; t h at an y o b s t ac l es whatever will be thrown in the way of apii by Mesa& and 8.-'ntneina the two vessel, comb's into harbour, but that on the con- a , Canny prises nine today .. teary they will do so on Tuesday nest ; still the delay tied '"• :- .,, itatt.wa IS. 1 Saturday. 10 2p a 1 T'hEAFNESS, CHRONIC OR ACUTE NEW the formalities in the present instance have been contrasted ria,, IN A a mee , ,„. 120 yi SOCA DI:APNEAS. SINGING N 0149 AND PAIN.; IN with the course pursued about twelve months since when a 211 1 :. moan., SOWN., o.- c. r• Etits.-A NEW 1014COVERV E• .'t LE"TORING DEAKIN% Russian fr ig ate , ate coming to this port to refit in a similar us Lie. lanco..a . ; 4 41 4) 1 •r erl to be perferily teatime, by which many theocrat& of wan: abase tees timme , l7 . et ... gm' to hear! m . ho . yo k e t.. 1.. to ., manner, ha l on l y to ask p,rmissioa of the Commander - in. MI .1. , liirwleniv• aseWaTV: 4 !si 'l t 9e SI ,Se &rasa., Lan.,ettene... Jur.; 1 II die wpanat (atria. on- inetant'• pain, inomvettiove ne mo u ld, to a Chief to come into harbour, and it was granted without 3711 an Iio.Cbse.AISIOLSOIesISI..:., IS It , M o ld, or aged Savona mod rev at either eel. This truly Isimetant delay or hesitation, a steam-tug being immediately sent out as isi me, de Ao , 1 0 1...• 0 4 a diwovery tor the cure of &Aims, obetwing as It does all the former to tow tier to and a powder buy to receive her powder, a t . too ',Met sad Ruler ... I 93 95 94 1 ae3 ,. me , mo had m a Li t t on., be-+. Meat made hy the eminent wrist, shell, Re. Et. toe Celeionlan - - ; 491 30 461 91 II Dr. DAVID 1110 •Ns. M.D., (IS years cou•u'lieg phrielan). 1, The Russian cutter-brig Niemen, from Crooatadt to 8* MU Chafer 'ad ilolyheal . ll 17 16 HigheltVet. Tunhrldje Wells, the nest appliestien of which gives , i mm ediate relief. re-torine t e bearing in t' • meet a m i me d m•tnischatka, which was also expected at this port, has been al !):. ..- Calli tgi r i at l s gsi til iaat ne , i t ta - ,',...i -43 4$ - SUMO of (safer ., whether from old age, nervousness. or say reported as wrecked off the Wiuga beacon, on the sth inst., i',2' :,, 7,7,,,, hte, e•vig, .., 4e , prediasioeine eats , to which chrdmn end adults an athirst. crew saved. dem Jutted& ... ...! 71 111 en d from which deanams follows use Leavy diadem of oases Orr. le-.-To-day being the anniversary of the birth-day 15 all East Legit& U the herd and a.m. I. immedist ly r•nimed be is tie. Leh of the King of Prussia, and a Prussian man-of-war, the le all Ditto ( alt L and 11)- II S m o m ., am apply a hionielf. The prnof and malt bring brandy , „ . . ,_, _ at saaa ,. ba a a „ able . the 0„,,.3„..17 drat p . m , to hest . mourn ,. evenon, royale, oe ng this por. rent ing, the or Pt. los lastan U1u..., 0... A,. 04 40 tine cenwresties, who. nehrre could WY be made to hear by loud the parish church commenced a merry peal at eight 23 as Do. Bete 0. 0. m.) l i - - dem o, * i s the ea, Of by moan• of a powerful ear trumpet. It has o'clock in the mornin g , which was repeated at noon, and St too me , der. San at 4111, 27 33 bets :Welled by the lirew , on hundred. of sorering aPPlic was if gain at six in the evening. The Oefloe hoisted the st. tee flan tomeuhirs ... 61 63 et most ear 4 the e summaries and hm,ritals with pmfeet mamas, n osien standard at each mast-head, and the Victory, St. '1)I IY.dlabarigh and Wasson. 69 61 MI 99 Mt 111 many r.0u...ne1. of roes to whom he h emit it many dug-ship, hoisted it at her main, and the St. George'. to ; Sil Edinburgh end Peebles- - got Ow l re Level the human 'owe frr hOf their lire, and Peale at al who, by i• • use atone, are now perimily rotund to hearing ensign at her mina ; the flog of the Commander-in-Chief „ Ass mew . is seeth i eeetami _ end the :octet, .1 their *How creature., and cubic! to hear ins. 1104 at the fore. At noon a royal salute was fired by 41 ,, 1 ,, lo a m ?aw,. ..„ neatly li • pious( of w ...hip.the garrison at the platform battery ; the Prussian :0.1100 I Do. a, So& ... Applicants a meal . written staiement rah their cme by letter, en. staadard then flying at the consulate of fi ce in Bab-square. W. I IX! i Do. B, Steak ... Non& wet ge eta-e t ...or money order for T.. eid. The crew of the Gifiou fen regaled isith a good dinner, ot. 100 o•.9oath. and W...t.tlre lOl 101 101 100 11 NERVOUSNESS, DISORDERS of the MIND, end this evening the Prussian commodore and officers St 191 ICiiing wasters - - 992 9111 791 1101 II 11 Irish death Easters - - BEAtI, not N hitVoUg SYnTER, PIM EPILEPSY, I Al.l- dined together un board ;L. A. Vandenburgh, Esq., the 30 An l lama ", . me c . a . ' . Si pi DOG I • IW)I.IM—TIIY. MINT EXTRAORDINARY AND PROVI- Pruss i an ‘aa.causal, be invited. 141 Illi De. Third* . ... MN fIAL DISCOVERY. roll CURING NVItVoUrt PUTTER. RS, st. :00 I Lensashire 161112ertsh:r 6l 614 63 li MIND AND HEAD C'JNIPLAINTS. Dr. DAVID THOMAS, 71 7) die Ili year' coneultirm parceion iI, Iliglimtreet. Tnebridgemrelle, TILE CHANNEL SQUADRON AT SPITIIEAD. le o , 173 1 De.Sittke ... ... 14 I Del Do. West Rluing Deice 114 6 Ilse mole one of the most ham'' , aid discover' se ame, numeric potent to curium this grim inset in of m m ( ' d irery iesl PORTSMOUTH, OCT. 15.-The channel squadron, IS I all !teeth Sirtblev ••;. • Ii) I 21" Ili 114 Leaden ard Illaskwuu 71 7i 7f to thamands end by which the meet affieted mole or female under the command of Rear-Admiral Curry, arrived at to 7 •Lca.,Tilbery i lk Beetimied per Ipm saffering. every argravated symptom of this frightful malady Spithead this morning. The leading ships were observed sa. to ; Leg ,. o ale b tae , mi s, 0,,50e lly OS 914 -a Le' let magical 'Wive's"' is vsl'eielswi• The lisbeste standing in et about half-put 8 a.m, the whole squadron at. ICO I Is Nertb.Weeki 1021 1014 1031 1 seesetione in twenty-four hour, coevincirier them of the fact, for ...•.,.. A . . • 11 _. _ _ it „ act ...... ffetents tr . ! , ....,, t e 0 .,,.... i n tat time, of aeas ...to e under wave- :, end 0 y they were all et anc hor. Do. Sir Money ... - es undera retain cure is guaranteed. Yew and dread of future, They consist of the Prince Regent, Captain Hutton, flag of tie 11 1 De Die a rl i fl th hs ..i. ... a . i.to: 1 dia l I 4 pm_ de m ount and loom.. 4 spirits without actual muse, deraaged Admiral Corry; Duke of Wellington, bearing the broad '" 12. *4 Die. Eighths- • • ••• _ _ eve 31 mind. temerity fig Mumma or any esertio. lassitude over the pendant of Commodore H. B. Martin, CB.; St. Jean 33 : lA,teed,. a 00 , 00 .e 7 ,, teri , Ti 77 75 1 whole a mmo, involuntary tartan ( of blood Bowies up to the fee, /J'Acre, Captain the Hon. H. Keppel; London, Captain C. when • ; ..krn to, (mood m distaste for all ea 1 every society. bad 50 131 Da., CSO ... ... 13 12 &le Ede. • Imperiesue, Captain R. IL Whoop, C.B. Afro- 40 sit De., S4O 13 1: a mersoey. code-eel ideas, fears arising insurmountable Weeniest in • . r Captain Fremantle • Amphion, Captain A. C. Key • la all Leadondeelbitewiebilise - Me " t li h red7pai lui na t l bie hro. e g m b Pe the ar steeP ms l a fli nd a lr ig gs, " %il e4a."B .l end ble at Mou th° :a of °t "gl and liishliiir, Captain Moore . Th e y are all strew shiPs . 9.... IN 711aeli ge 81 2 si f ' tansy kLiDe ' llrh unis ; 19 _ it Ifs self.d..tritetrat, and others too numensi. to mention. Many thou. with the exception of the Prince Hestia and London. The ; a ! l a N a i r' . 59 aft 261 14 9 Mae of weli-authentleated cases of eetraorestuary delivera n ce from fleet et this port now comprises the following effective Bt . 100 L e ogi r M; em ike s a t is 1,6 Mee (maul mai .1 ee hare proved the mfalhbie emcees of tide the ships, without including the Victory, Excellent, and • so vi ukt.a. w hit , i m ei ,„ „,, - - say remedy le the universe, Ere curin g nervotowees. When all the number of tenders, ac. U 141 Dino Half aborea.. - - pi* p.wdere, dr. ughts, tonics, sea and Past bathing, galvani. m , H oag St. leo NaWaliritin ... ... 30 St bmanoathy, hydrop.thy, bare all proved treat. Each p.di• rat is 4 De. Wad= Ds par sequesud to wrier a statement of their ease, by letter, ioelesing lore Guns. Men. power. 22 1 tptiseurierlyag.mierek„ 4i 41 es, 1 ponces stamps. sir money-soder, and the mesas of mire wall be Duke of We ll ington (screw) . 131 .... 1100 .... 780 se 7 1 10 ;;;;; - ‘ 7, 1 g imm a itte , , krwardol by return 4 poet, to any pert of the globe, free. Neptune - IS allffewrzWeernipointaltu-. - - Dr. T 11011.45, I, • Highwtreet, Tunbridge-wells, Kent. St. Jean D'Acre (screw) Print* Regeat - IS is 1 uo. lg.. ... . TH E DA I L Y NEW S: London - be 311 1 Northera (lotted's Union 4 3 die Leedom Morning Paper, pries sd. Blenheim (area) AA lit. 100 illorth W1N. ... ... ... 254 111 60 •• v v 6°° •' ' • 1 - DI IS lama Devon, No. I. ... 5 le ss Asa Ponta& Organ. the DAILY NE'SS le et the head of the LI. A rrogant screw) Meal Pres. of Great Orman, advocating hoe coaunatie halts breedot . • • 46 •• • • 4 .50 •• • • 360 II I ini , De. La mmo Dsastrod .. .14 1 awe. - mad Al soind and practical rooms, whether political, social, , ilnPiiion (screw) ee eiteliviaitletil. Tribune (screw) .. 30 .... 270 .... 300 SO all . North in thirstiest and vales 4its Genoa Nres,-in Die seenreey ala Baghtlyer (screw) 2l ~,,.. 230 .... 250 Se If I Nee& geesibrabire. .. 6i las Ili f law Refarta, -in toe ample , truthful. aid impartial shaman of Ile Sidon % paddle) .... 3, 1 ) .... dim 110 all Worth Weise* Tondo Isewlllgenc... aol in th•• varied merciunikead eommercal ia- meoiejene:alpeool0 400 to 10 'Rath Wm& Wed-km per pm 16 •• • • 200 .... gt. IA ~,,.a . „.„a erees , h , mot , re 34 Pemetime eantained in the (Sty, Railway, sad Monetary Ankles,- Leo o pard ( die) &whist Is anserpased. 12 •• • • 240 •• • • 860 a. too . ... - 0 7 .1a Central ... 1 It mar= a mere detailed list of !eh:poise than way other paper- Arab - .... - llt. :Oa ,alatlii Ifillland ... .. SS 67 U sersllMwlr early report of Wilyein: in the Didier% Seas by every Cruiser (screw) l4 .... 180 .... 60 St. let ' Amu. al Mrs.. ... ~.. et Pi seabed -mid the ally daily Xining Report, with list of priew, The Lonsdn , 90, Ca p tain Eden, is expected to sail for the St. leo I Do. L.ASlW.Ouar.stli 60 65 plilisbedasymbeire.lo 9 fibrinesbury anslllereford 21 3di Biediterronene, to reinforce Admiral Dundee', fleet, and to go vt . I geremehm7 anti L i m o. ; It sabilesseitsel to 6seffise, as being the only paper besides the take some troops to Gibraltar on her way out.- The Magi- --•--- Mser.W.Mia.) ... 13 17 Telleelrbilbelleteidehemd leas away. 'Woad, from it. columns Sileinlietee iliDertiseeesets. eienne, 16, paddle frigate, Captain Fisher, sailed to day for ts 4 e*.t De. Helves ... ... ... 71 51 Its merles Isi pub& femme is 'Mown by tla lest return of stamps Plymouth, where she will be paid down. Tile Leopard, II 10 i be. °sweet', . ll II ✓oom toe as year IPSO to toe keeling tondos Newspapers, by 14, paddle frigate, Csioain G. Gifford, is to be paid wages Le 611=blee e _ Union •• • 41 3 1 1 Ms 31 ma It will be even that this piper One YonsPee bY mere Win prior to sailing on foreign eerie*. w et. 4 3 1 leoaa nave 7 . : 7 .. . 373 343 3S 7 slaty years; had in five icon beaten It. three oldest competitors : Establnibed. guava Issued. NI Ile Illin s ai k Willie . .. .. 334 344 33 MO2.III,ICIIIIONIcLi Illosmieu NOT Mul,l4ollllltlJl. The Camilla steamer proceediag towards Dublin met 2 , : 17 l ea , e l s as h . .. 14 is IitILY NEWS - _ Ties o"Adilft4 reatuy a ,,, maintemasai sv of °tie 19 0 , 3 ' 12 1 juati 19e 9414E99 Swansea, a perfect week off the Lizard, having cargo of to all Wanellsedamil .. - - •• 1 12 e ' &By New . •is the a yo ie. ' tit all' the Loudon mo r an g copper ore, and towed her into Falmouth on Saturday 10 14 ' West 011111 well . . II 9 gapers. time the lir.t it took high ground "oda high literal tone-re. evening. The brig James front Leith for Melbourne put in 18 , 31 t ',7, 8818 / 8 6. . 5ed ,,,,,.....,.. *Cr.0 7 . 1 "L -pre.nr,le mosistently th et canavvative liberalism which ts clearly t h ere , lost foreyard and other opus , a. lanio :rodyisieribrii=ort in 4 611 611 3 Nis elanne opinion of England ; and already, with the second highest areeleLon of toe reempused daily prom, and with tee largest ---- :sin! De. do. lateedene .. fl 51 es washaz a advent...m.lst.- nett to itte • Vieille '--obtained by any UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. 33 111. Do.O.N.R.Pmehese .. , 4 4 4 ~ 7 Bt. 100Yorit sad Nara MOM 45 48 43 Itf ally tears. it, political more thin mere•poods with Ws commercial DAILY saws_... —...... 1840 -. . =swim* Mislisisso ft Ws psetitos Omelet,* wait* =prod by • saimpenkry : •Us. We SPIN •Is the pawn *I ill the Loudon mantas Finns. On 64 It Sisk blab mod sad s high literal tcee—re. arimmtly Sid answorosfitss Ilharalient which ts clearly r..........: sad already, with the sicced Wise d_ as rimpi daily pries, and with the lame all wit to the • Times '—obtabled by any yap% lb political wow thea corrapoods with its ocierenercial belied ed say lhaidisdiar or Newsom& la the klaidowt ; or at COM 11‘ Illsoverit , anot. Plost-atript. Loudon. 614 2 71 43 1 4( Ilt. ll lollTark sad North Mend LINO LIAIIID AT Pl' AID ILIUTTALIN UM I Pestlaettanrbtre 'twee to Loadesh M.Weetern) SO ap.seiale Jenctiea flawed loCaleienteity. 160 geetUreolaeb.treer.6p.f (Mewl to Gt. Mot tl.erv)l 25 o:eseeeter k Dtaa Frroet: (lewd to chest rre.terel 41 Hartlepeol Deck St llettw. (Wend to Yk. If. bre.) bo Uslllheelby(LiartaN s lid U Do. Aires . 124 De. j shine (ditto) Ilf Undue mad Greener A , tires* to South niatnro' 26 Ditto Preference (ditto) 100 L iow (*tat 3usr.ipotC,n. 01,14 to Norfolk) I ( 0 ditto 6 per Oest M 1411 46 SO 1111 lif 20 SS 107 109 611 541 11 A 131 141 141 131 ad 11420.113ssisa.laddIke. 2 (wefts kAut.w.gmd.), 1 II all 1101MNINI sod &dear! .81 NW: 41 = 10160010111radlord (NUL) 93 1: • Ilcdo4lol(Rditent pry' (INIPI is Ilmdt.Condur,' all Ow 3 pie mot. (do.) 0 Si 13 PrestookWyre (kw. Lot, 3431.31461.151Aae.361(erfc 11 Olney shares (ditto) — HO Imam sod Ifitehts,kos , is West NOlt!'"111 140 10 IM Ow }Matto Rent 166 142 odlistlidtalkedobus Vow,' is Yr. &I 1 WOW Talky, 6 p. 01.4 . 4 a • (lewd to duxtlosawar.l 21 • Date Ditto BAN, . 29y SOY , Wilts & *row. - t (Itto:0 to Most Weetteal OS 100 FOREIGN R 5 i Latereep sod Rotterdam :Sexism to °retrousse... . ILWATS. 24 I As zd 3 I die zd i U IWO=H 3 Melon Jurlai ... awl empollem 111 Nes mg Illemin Dot& Itbsokb dist tiw 2 1 D. lidisilea . Omit !Mims 10 I Urnetd 1:11letion nl rne•ft 0 iO.Trank oWssagasla.tbd 3 && 1 i 11 31 24 ilk 2 3 pm 3 33 & .. i 2 li ” 4 pat 4; 34 Cs i IZa S IGreat Central of Franca JL wear Canada. Share W )Flwlltau Z Toronto lmotaAighotois,3l 16 Lasevalintarg it! I itsai;rsi! le 1 d l ii 4 $ 1 it 4 j ells ad 11 De. (08•41) 4 Do. Garantee4 ItLyar awl 44 1 1 i o• LIZ I ;nada *wow., •i Ilealar Is LieltiOnth Is fkrthern of Vrar , _ :11 Iti as De. for Wow *I. 4 per et. .:ervir (he 3t Mister. rt..; Ilerweelat Trask Prefer. U. Pane aw Lyeee AU PlLtli 1 1 1 1 16 IN ps [ Parse and nom MP Parr awl ettra+ , o `• ; ! P•ela„Cair.anddliciparg lei pastas and illebaiond ... ill Pawn and . Ila•Te , , - ia - ill 3 4 pal I I dl. IS 10 ad i die I 111= II Ili din 71 Si "i Rota fiTeel.i; ' - 1 Royal awediek ill emery 4,4 M. ... 4 D... 64 per Oret. Prehr. I ileirD Easters of Frame 6 iovtlern of Frame ..... ... is. W Upper Fl inders Leh flerip ..... .. ail ert 14 freers ..! Priner 4 orreteve of liwltterlsad.. I Wirt...fee if feeireel 9 4 PI 3 4 pu 74 Si dis pm id 1 4 31 Ole TUE METROPOLITAN COMMITTEE FOR OP PONINO Rt'SSIANAGGRENSIoN ON TURKEY. At a meeting of the above, committee, held at 82, Oaford-street, on Siturday evening last, the following resolutions wire unanimously adopted : I. That this committee earnestly hopes that the friends to Turkey's in cpendenee in the several di•tricts of the metripolis will pe t‘r the holding of public meetings at an early day to enable 'he inhabitants fully and ade quately to express their sense of the course the British government should pursue to uphold the just rights of Turkey arid to repel Rua.ion aggression. 2. That this c mmittee appeals to the British people generally to hold meetings forthwith for the purpose speei Bed is the longing resolution ; and this committee would we the propriety of all meetings being summoned by the asunie . .pal or Witt local authorities, on requisition of the ratepayers, otherwise, to be convened by the requisi tionists where the authorioies may refuse compliance.— Signed on behalf of the committee, SAMUEL HICKSON, Chairman. JOHN WILSON, Secretary. PROMOTIONS or OMCIRS OF THE ARCTIC Ex rsoittux.—Coinssandler K. J. La Mustier Mc Clare, in command of the Investigator, Arctic discovery chip, has been peonicred to the Link of captain, for services performed in search of Sir John Franklin, and for the discovery of the certain, of a north west passage. Commander laglefield also is Roamed to the rank of captain. DREADFUL Allt•DEll.—Oa Wednesday night, the 12th hest., about half-pest 10 o'clock, one of the moat atro cious murders we. committed which it has ever been oar painful duty to record. The tearful affair took place at the Hull's Heed public-house, Wolvey, a village in Warwick shire, about eight or nine miles twin Latter worth. It up. pears that a large party were at the above public tiuse, baying a kind iit Michaelmas holiday. A quarrel began about some trifling affair between two women, when a young man namtil Joseph Howley, and a married man named Joseph B. Iton, both about 27 years of age, entered into the diepute which these women had begun. From angry word* they ' , von pot to blows in the room ; the light, wire t ut out ; end Briton drew a knife from his pocket and thrust it into the lower part of the abdomen of poor Rowley, ir.flicting each a deadly wound that he reeled into his brother', arms, and died in 10 minutes. The murderer threw the tiredly weapon through the window, ran down SWF/, went home, and went to bed. He was soon fo.loweil by proper officen, and taken into custody.— Leicester Mercier,. Noss= AND 80rt1t WALES LINE.—The proposed main line will start from Llandidlor , by a junction with the railway already_ sanctioned to that town; thence it will pats by Llangarig, Yspytty-Ystwyth, Tregaron on to Lampeter ; from this town the line is to proceed through the Valley of the Teivi down to Penybout sad Llandyiwil. From this tows the line is to pus on to Milford Haven by a route sp parest:y not yet determined. At Limpstera branch by the valley of the ricer Cutbi will be made to Llandilo, thence to ran into the line !midi.. eto Llanelly. By means of these projected lines, coal inn lime will be procured at a cost less than the sera now paid for turnpike tolls alone. With the Llandilo branch the length of the proposed line is 121 miles. LAEIVOTtMEIDtIM.I-ROLLOWAVE OINTMENT AND Pitta dirtier all other retsethes lor the cure of Sore., Blotches, and Bad logs. gr. 1./Abell. animist, of We site, nudes, In a letter to Prefer* Rollowsy, thud Nov. 3, 1832, that a nun named hay Bete wee tragleriag drradtully (row bed lege; they wen covered, trues the have to the and., wits none and greed interspersed with white earl tel olatchts. lle recommended Ileikneare Pins and Ointreent, whieh produetal a nowt errs , rdisary is le.a thin three weeks tle -ore. were aled, and be wanted about with are an d a afoot . it:. ;op are now pertsody ...Adel and well, and his Melly health 'ouch •searueed.--ttoki by all druggists, arA at Pro • fowler ileliewars Lotahltslinwiab, 245, Ittraul, Landoll. UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL. OXFORD, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14.-UNIVERSITT Pasacarks.—The University sermons at St. Mary's Church will commence on Sunday neat, the 16th inst. The following ere the preachers appointed :—Rev. the Provost of Oriel College, in the morning ; Rev. F. Tate, University College, laths afternoon ; Rev. W. H. Pliarntre, University College, on St. Luke's Day. SSCoND PUBLIC EXAMIXATION.—The Senior Proctor, the Rev. D. P. Chase, has this day issued the following notice:—" The Senior Proctor will receive the names of candidates for the second public examination this term, either from themselves or their tutors, on Tuesday, the 18th instant, from two o'clock till four; Wednesday, the 19th, from thrm • o'clock till flee. Each candidate must give in— t. His Matriculation Paper. 2. The Testa mur of the moderators or of the eza v inniers in the school of Liter: Humaniores. 3. Certificates from two professors . r law lectors. 4. A list, signed with his name, of the subjects and books in which he offers himself ti be esamined. .. DRUMMOND PERCY CURSE, Prue. Stn. " St. Mary Hall, Oct. 14, 1853." The &Titian Professor of Geometry proposes to com mence his usual course of elementary and illustrative lectures, at the general 'enure room, in the Clarendon, on Tuesday, October the zsth, at two o'clock; to be con tinued on Tuesdays and Friday., at the same hour. The nines of gentlemen wishing to attend will be received previously to the int nature. BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH. - -0. - LIVERPOOL, MONDAY, 10.30 a.m. Wind E.S.E , moderate, and dull. _ _ Arrived.—Tritoo, from Benin ; Elizabeth Bent ley, from St. John's, New Brunswick ; American, from Montreal; Sumroo, from Quebec; Fa Cuidas, from Rio Grande; West Point and Underwriter. from New York; 'Western Continent, from St. John's, New Brunswick. _ _ _ oE—Phcenix, ship ; Edward, brig ; and Mersey, schooner. Sailed.—Tusearora, for Philadelphia; Persia, for Sydney ; and Matilda, fur Demerara. QUEENSTOWN, Orr. 15. Wind W. Arrived.—Canaria, from Constantinople; X I Z and Regina des Beiges, from Ibraila. GRAVESEND, Plo:suay Mouxise. CUSTOM-Hui:RE ItETVILN. Arrived.—Maria, Naples: Julius Caesar, New York ; Margaret, Smyrna • Lady Arbor, Madeira; Hobert, Venice; Leod, Guernsey ; British Queen, Guernsey; Mystery, Mogador; Emma, Guernsey; Archimedes, Charente; Vesta steamer, Bremen; Queen steamer, Harlingen; Havensbourne, Ant werp; Caroline, Guernsey; Foyle steamer, Guern sey ; City of Paris steamer, Boulogne ; William Joliffe steamer, Havre. Oct. 16.—Sailed.—Sir John Rae Reid, for St. Kitts; Horndell, for Melbourne. Wednesday, Oct. 12.—The Lady Rebow: spoke the David Harrison, from Liverpool to liable, with foremast, mainmast, and mizenmut gone, the ;lip being at the time to appearance a complete wreck. TUE FIRE IN BLACKBROOk COLLIERY, Sr. HELENS, L*NcA•BLIL.—We annou•cd about • month since that Blackbrook Colliery was on fire, and was likely to be attended by great loss of property. We are sorry to say that the fire still continues, and that they are yet unalile to work the miles, which takes fro a the supply upwards of 3,000 tons per week, that beiag the return from the colliery when in work.—Shipping GossUe. Ti 0; "I ! 39 41 100 Monks. . 100 Obaretwo No. 11,/ par Ct. 1110 Bristol 12 neer 4 par Ct. 160 0a1•40111116 £lO ... , 1 3 Cheater iwol il<Or toad II all 'Cork and palace I all . Dude., Perth. sad At./ ' den Junativa ... - it IlartAngii.me3f.loo6o.4.9 I ills. do. (61.1 7 Pao d....tH I Do. do. ( 11 . 174. 1 7 PM' tx in 9%..t.Cee.1tm.,,3 p e..,!4,1 el Ditto dn. No. 2 IS 'Do. New 4 ver Ont. Stark' 10 liaat.U.daataripia.6p.Ct 6 'lLdta 4 ww29. Firth, sod Adm. ,ii per Gni I 10 1, Oraot liowtbaral palest leo I Do. 6pa prat. %rip, B deleablo at 14 p.ec pm 1011 110 10 Do. 41 portant. wow PI Ot.dtbiWo•tre(lilitalthe par li 6 oWest.3ll;ftilant.e.spe , eld 7 104 Doowareoosio.44 p.a.: 99 201 100 Me ktelmiable llper at 9 i 100 6 laneur-ire iliTewte 1 , it3o 4 Ms ise 190 Ditto 6 piessot Otook 1 139 141 100 Loo.• ileiwit.oear.6 wet IGO , :Arlo New Guar.. ye , Ct. 1 6 .Lort.PedliWw.tOoa.Thirdal 3 3 put au iLandood-rry a Color. tie i all Leadonderrykr.oalek.eab 111 114 ........] 116 9leo.eltertaiLine. (rte./Eel 6 7 le Do. New Ale ... . Ili 94 2 Do. Ad ... all Iliwyp. I Carrido, 4 p Ct. 0/ 6 HO 31.t4i50m•0a..i1r...an...ip.C. 134 140 'II 0610, rodwriwol i ISO Norfolk Itatorigna„ I OM . Ire Do. 5 per et. Eats. Ski SO . Do. Waraser9allay i ;.. at 4 , Do. Debastares ... IM lnttt l•ritilli , _ _. , all :Muni Stalturdakiro 1410'0.Jord. 49roaster. a. u, Wolrer. 213. 6 par Cmll all ! M.° ditto ditto' a Arowe.ohlrw.N4w!, ow.; IS 111.rem‘&01444.(N0r.%.; 111 s., I per IS Do. I pie Orld ... , di delta pee,./. 14 Ditto Piled ii per Cent' 011 6ostlt darters (lloadinit Ana lot 61.0.0....„ 100 Do. 44 par cost all '949.9.aliebiretperet.Ouar 2 Watortordd6illotau)4p.tt 100 Tort, 215w0n.....,/k Bor., 1 d./1,rt... *4 11.4. par 1 lb 1121t1s Ihtto lo yorkaix.mu.u.ag4i;n4 -. N If•' 11 :14 l o V I p. 1 it 13 !4 34_ 118 22 24 100 102 1 1 vni 06 106 II 11 9 19+ Nl3 Par 4 pa 14 244 lig 100 19 20 II Si ii f of dis Clears Badness I to-ter door Wo. Shares Kum. Paid. Saturday. today. -- 1 00 ,000 1 Arm Fria aft I lam -- 10,000 1 t Anglo Australian Geld ad 6 dla par 100,004 we •Auo.o Wakening' .... 1 14 4 iir I",,000 10 taw:al:wise 40,00 1 . 3 Do. Ceal Mining 1 1 dl. 20,4.10 10 +Australian 00,4.. I Autralian Cordillera 100, 1 100 1 Australian Freehold 14,090 I Ars Marta all 4 die .40,041. 1 Britian Australian Gold all I illa 4 /10,003 SO +Eritlahlroa 13.5 I 10,A3 U ißrax.ltur.lier.at3l.p - 211 14 34 34 44 5,00 0 30 Da. Command CulaSs all 1 14 11, -CO 2) Do. St. John Del B. IS is 04 110,00. 1 Cereon's Creek 4 4 die per 12,000 40 Cobra Copper 1.0,000 0 *Colonial Clold t ir 14 ....... . .0,..p. l, _O 4 1130,50 e St. ?Copper Miners or Rag. all 53 SS 3,000 IS /Mo. Pref. 7i per cost. all 37pm id ra,..,,,, S fratakAtietralsinCoppi all 14 1 I Great 1.41 W Vela all 4 4pm 100 . 204 2 i Do. Registered 10, , .... 20 tGeseral ?1,001 1 Grand Duly of Bade all 4 die par 11.009 3 Great Nivea all 1 4 3dM 104,00 , 1 Lake Batkuret all 4 dia 40,0 0. I Liberty 10, 1 4Linares 200100 I Luadow/Californ Gold Gnarls Crushing C... aft 4 100,94 w 1 ltarlitalta 21,000 IC tlezicanlie.Amerktin a al 74 atys* I New (Masada .. 10,000 1 New Linares 11.SiN.Oo. all MAN 1 Mamma Woad* . 10,' 111 PontilkandS.L.ll all 10 , ,440 1 Port 1•511 p i 0,040 1 !trams Bork all I dla apm 10,00' 00 +Rltywary Iran - o.c II Sottisen dm Cuba III 34 43 00 , 00- 1 Awith Australian__ all I 4 Oa 11.000 10 11n (kart 43,174 14.0.11, • United Meziaaa all ..I4 31 70.001 1 Waller 101,110 1 Wart Granada ...... 100,000 I Ws.* Marlisma all dls 100.400 1 Tuba * Traathrabia by staaspad died. JOINT STOCI BANI Briar daps to-dv. Ns. filki liscataassotra. 2,. RV . Antis Coal sod Iron I 26,0 o 25 Aseteallas A 12.50 e bodaaleslas= l •ll: : 14), o o 10 Arlallss &sal KA 36. 1 Balla Wsteweeb. . to Brett Saadi& arid. 60,600 Id DMA o•l.lllsAledsaCo 10,40 e 100.Ostda 10,i lb. New . .. . - 130, 4 Crystal Palaeicif fraaai 60,000 a) &Sara Steam Ito 2.lllsearle TelaPließ • • • .1.61 12,0 25 Do. . . .113) 30,0.0 1 Qrserai iitioact Yarigatlon. .... 110.0eneral BS. Sbleplng Co 6.0 26 Irlab Beetroot Sugar ...., , le, o 36 Magdalsta Bt. Barlgatton 60. 1 8 Woad PatentStsusYsid 50,0 10 !fatherlands Lad 76.00 2 14.8. Wales Coal and NW &aim Navlgatton Co 123.11 1 North MU& Auaralaries 60,000 1 Do. New ... .. ...... 26,00.1 20 North of Eurore &sun . 1 Mak 6 Peel Rarer Land 4 Miami 30, 60 Peninailar is Oneutal Sm. 10, be Da• do 60, 7 PonJand Iron Campo, 14,8. 10- Royal Mall Steam _ 106,0 I *ate& Moan Investment 12,700 25 Jou& Austra li an Land 166,1100 1 Submarine 'relevant 10,600 100 Vas Amen% Land 14i ISt 1 164 PYINCH RAILWAY TRAIVIC.—The following are the last return& of the prose remota of the principal French railways : MOUTMUM—From Oct. t to O. 1: Pawnor*, 1118,5901. gotzle, 4:11,00W. ; total, 114094 f. s litee;se.Ll , rcise OR 2 tOOet: premente. 117,181 f.; goods 131,601 r.; total, 161,191 E tiAvas:—Piiin Oh. 1 to Oat. 6: Prooogon, 41,601 f.; 6'00d 4 , 69.04 W., tool. T.649r. inuor.os LCD Brew Lums.—Prom Oct. 1 to Oct. 1: Prosen. Pere, 43+,8481.; troock, 497,232 f.; total, 9'6,023f. feraassotao.—prom Oct. 1 to Oct. 7: Psmergers, 303,6134; goods, 481,2391. ; total, 356,901 f. Bata.—rem Sept. 26 to Oct. 2: Passenger, 39,7971.; goods. 2212 L; tatal,llo,2l9f. Moormutay.—From Oct. I to Oct. : Passengers, 14,4431.; goods, 17,243 f. • total, 31,6 1 61. Lrors.—from ; Oct. 2to Oct. : Passengers, 294,204 f.; goods, 193.791 f. ; total, 4'e,9131. Wiereas.—FromOct.3 to Oct. 9: Passengers, 101,6601.; goods, 32,3074 total, 112,24 '1 Lyons en MIDMILLANZAII. -From gept.24 to Sept. 30 : Passengers, 97,34tf ; goods 117,1611; Mud, 211,30ef. TIM MORMONITES IN WALES.—The ranks of the adherents to Mormonism are at present being greatly strengthened, especially in Carmarthenshire, Glsmorgan shire, and other important districts in South Wales. Num bers of these misguided people have lately joined the sect, including many persons of high respectability and middle class station. A well-known Welsh lecturer, named Robyn Ddu, whose influence with the people is very great, has lately joined the ranks, and his eloquence seems irresistible. Immense numbers have lately left South Wales for the Salt Lake, and many others are now preparing for depar ture in the Spring. A MODERATE MAN.-1)r. George Fordyce con tended that as one meal a day was enough for a lion, it ought to suffice for a man. Accordingly, for more tksn twenty years, the doctor used to eat only a dinner in the whole course of the day. This solitary meal he took regu larly at four o'clock, at Dolly's Chop Hou , e. A pound and a half of rump steak, half a broiled chicken. a plate of flab, a bottle of port, a quarter of a pint of brandy, and a taakard of strong ale, satisfied the doctor's moderate wants till four o'clock neat day, and regularly engaged one hour and a half of his lime. Dinner over, he returned to his home in Essex-street, Strand, to deliver his six o'clock lecture on anatomy and chemistry.—Salad for the Solitary. Mooing No. I SD. Bian. Pd. picas Saturday. 22,500 44 Asindoils ... ....... ill 40 21 ... 40 WS. Oak Irks Look CO all NI. 60 Ilittlii NoOlt•zoideaa 4ll 26 Obrimeel lank of Ala 6 n 1 dli 20 CONA2I= %l i r : . A . 0 9. , I 46 KO Os= ....: . 26 P r 1 C lge n ii.;:est.. " (2i . i;it 10 ) 27 1 1;171. 16, 20 Lon. COM Kok O Ault 16 pot i sna ! 1 1 11 g, fo° , ! .. ! 4._! `—' " .1 1 t ..= - ... 10 i ; 60. 100 lino.= &ad 12 •-•• • 21 33 34 19, 100 I Nolsoma Pror. et 35 10, 20 Do. Now. . lO .0, 60 .110110m1 oi i;iiiibii ..., ni 33. e 25 'Orisaial Dank Corporausa all 44 4644 21. 100 Prooloial K Inked 25 4. 10 Do. New ......... 4ll tO,OOO 6 So* A*4slao Ilinlilog sad Wel hop. Co. 1 i dim pox 11,0)0 II Soulli Amin& 25 20.000 26 114144 at Australla a ll 96 V I. Do. Nos . ......... • 2 91 4 9 Ti O. O Yoko if iiiidisi le 'id 9 MOO du mous a nand lan I I I 10 , Se I& Se 4 1 i 4 4 sd 333 3 Sit 1 ljej 1 p." 12 Ll id Bedews doge to-doy. 32 3 1 1 ca Pre - 1? 19 1.1 14 ficl.l ,i~~~. Ftsi; i J NliAto- MONEY MARKET. SATURDAY EVRNING. The English stock market opened with increased firmness to-day, and, owing chiefly to a continuance of the pressure for stock for immediate delivery, prices at one period of the morning attained an ad vance of 7- per cent. In the afternoon, however, the' tone became heavy, and a relapse to the closing range of yesterday ensued. Although it is now generally apprehended that hostilities between the • I 'urks and Russians cannot be avoided, there is a stro.n hope in many quarters that the barrier inter posed by the River Danube will suffice to prevent any great collision of the two armies, whilst in the meanwhile it is assumed the other powers of Europe will continue to exert themselves to bring about an accommodation. Apart from politics, the less favour able appearance of the continental exchanges, leading to the apprehension of increased remittances of gold f from this country, exercises a depressing influence on I the market. Consols opened 911 to 92 for the 10th November, advanced to 921 to 1, and receded again to the opening price. For money, business was done as high as 924, the quotation for cash being, through out the day, 1 to !, higher than that for account. The tone of the market at the close seemed heavy. The official business report is as follows: Three per Cent. Consols, for money, 921, 4, 92; ditto, for ac count, 10th Nov., 911, 921, 92,'911, 92 ; Three per Cent. Reduced, 911, 1, 91, 91! ; Three-and-a-Quar ter per Cents., 931, 1, 93, 921, 93 ; Bank Stock, 218, 220. Exchequer Bills remain quoted 4s. to Bs. prem. India Bonds experienced an unfavourable reaction, closing ss. lower than yesterday, at ss. die. to ss. prem. The tendency of the foreign stock market was rather upwards, especially in the morning. Equador Bonds experienced a decided improvement, reaching SZ. It is repored that this advance is owing to an arrangement having been proposed by which Peru, in liquidation of the debt due by her to the old Columbian republic, undertakes to compromise it by a payment of three millions of dollars. Should this report prove correct, it is presumable this sum would be divisible amongst the three states into which the old Columbian republic is now split in the same ratio as was observed in the division of the debt of that republic, viz., 30 per cent, to New Granada, 281 per cent. to Venezuela, and 211 per cent. to Equador. It is stated that no accounts have been received by this mail from Mr. Weiss relative to the debt of Venezuela. Buenos Ayrean Bonds seem little affected by the news by the Tay : the market for this stock, however, was rather firmer, at 57 to6o. Peruvian stocks ruled 1 per cent. higher, and Grenadian were firmer. At three o'clock Mexican Bonds were quoted 231 to 241; Spanish Deferred, 211 to 22; the Certifs., 5 to 51 per cent. Granada Deferred, 8 to 81; ditto, Active, 20 to 22. Peruvian Three per Cents., 49 to 51 ; ditto, Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 71 to 73. Russian Five per Cents., 112 to 114; ditto Four and-a-Half per Cents., 96 to 93. The list of actual sales is annexed, viz.:—Brazilian Four-and-a-Halt per Cents., 1852, 96. Chilian Six per Cents., 101, 1001. Danish Three per Cents., 1825, 83. Dutch Four per Cent. Certificates, 931 ex div. Equador Bonds, 41,, 51. French Four-and-a-Half per Cent. Rentes, 101 f. 75e. (exchange, 230 Granada Deferred Bonds, 8.1, 1, 1. Mexican Three per Cents., 24/. Peruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 72, ) ; ditto Three per Cents., 51. Russian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 97/, Z. Sardinian Five per Cents., 90 In another column will be found the text of the proposals for the settlement of the foreign debt of New Granada, as made by the Minister of Finance. This afternoon, in consequence of the advices by the overland mail, there was a renewed inquiry for dollars for China. There is still no prospect of a cessation of the shipments of silver to that quarter. It appears by the advices from Lisbon that the Portuguese government has succeeded in contracting a loan in Paris of 480,0001. sterling, at the rate of 80 per cent., in 6 per cent, bonds, redeemable at par within 20 years. The imports of the precious metals this week have been moderate. Our list includes 18,000 ounces of gold by the Oriental Queen, from Sydney ; 10,000 ounces by the Calcutta, from Port Phillip ; 3,292 ounces b the Orpheus, from Adelaide; 181,000 dohs. by the Niagara, and 231,813 dole, by the Arctic, Loth from New York ; 84,8611. in specie and 167 bars of silver by the La Plata, from the West Indies ; and a few hundred pounds in specie by the Tay, from the Brazils. The total value of these imports may be stated at between 330,0001. and 340,0001. sterling. The total value of the Australian gold received during the week is about 125,0001. Of the specie and bullion brought in by the La Plata, which may be valued at about 126,000/., only 20,000!. was in gold, all the rest consisting of silver. The exports have not been large. The Custom house statement of the shipments of the precious metals direct from London during the week ending Thursday last, includes 24,727 ounces of gold, and 81,156 ounces of silver, representing an aggregate value of about 118,000/. sterling. The gold was sent to Hamburg and Belgium, and the silver chief to Hamburg,. The account in detail is as follows :— Gold coin : to Hamburg, 6,500 oz.; to Belgium, 14,000 oz. Gold bars: to Hamburg, 4,207 oz.; to Boulogne, 20 oz. Silver coin : to Boulogne, 520 oz.; to Ham burg, 24,600 oz. Silver bars : to Hamburg, 55,576 oz. ; to Boulogne, 460 oz. The other shipments reported to us comprise 24,0001. in specie by the Lady Jocelyn, for the Mau ritius and India, and 5,8231. in specie (besides 7,500/. in jewellery) by the Great Western for the Brazils. The total ascertained shipments from the kingdom for the week are thus raised to about 146,0001. It will be perceived from our statement that the efflux of gold to the continent continues, although not to the heavy extent noticed a few weeks back. Looking to the tendency of the foreign exchanges, it appears probable that the efflux of the precious metal may soon receive a stimulus. This afternoon the ex change came reported still lower from Paris, the quotation at short being 25.02), bills. The exchange on St. Petersburg is also advancing towards a point at which gold may be profitably transmitted from this side. The account of the Bank of France for the month ending Thursday last shows the following results (in round numbers): Coin and Bullion Bills discounted lncrease .. 3,416,240 Advances in French Funds Increase 26.520 Advances on railway shares Increase .. 329,920 Notes in circulation Treasury deposits Private deposits lncrease .. 1,605,•520 These variations are of considerable importance. Some interesting information from Australia will be found in another column. Land shares to-day were rather firmer. Bank shares were stationary in price, but those of the Lon don Chartered Bank of Australia were rather more inquired for. Crystal Palace shares were last quoted to t prem., and the new issue to :,' prem. The shares of the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Com pany have been dealt in at 691 to .1. The subjoined quarantine notices have been re ceived : OPORTO, OCT. 7.—Notice has been given, that all the ports of Sweden are considered " suspected" from Ist inst. of cholera morhus ; Liverpool from 30th August; London and Southampton from lit September. SCRINTAM, SEPT. 14.—The quarantine on vessel. from Demerara is done &Way with here. Annexed are the latest reports from continental bourses, as received by Mr. Renter's express : Amsterdam, Friday, closing prices:—Dutch Two and-a-Half per Gents., 614; Spanish Defer ed Three per Cents., 214; the Coupons, 51 ; the Old Three per Cents., foreign, 4.5 i. Austrian Five per Cent. Metallics, 78; Peruvian New, 704; Mexican New, 23 5-16 ; Portuguese New, 371; Granada Active, 19 15-16; ditto Deferred, s!,. Exchange on London, 11.80, short. Most of these prices show a slight tendency towards a rally, but the exchange is rather lower. The following are the official returns of the Irish Ranks for the four weeks ending Oct. 1 Circulation Average A:,'Lftnt e I Nunn and Title. Authorised . ltrcut, anmAnt lon. of Coin. —•— ---- 1.----- ---- E £ A: The Bank of Ireland 3,735,4211 2,763,773 73N147 The 19in - facial Hank of lreLand The Belfast Banking Company The Northern Banking Company 143,44 1 . 233,114 .0.1n2 The tflAter Banking Company The National BAnk of Ireland TO6 Carriek-on-Salr National Bank ot Ireland 21,60 lII.IN 4,713 Tte Clonniel National Bank of Ireland ... 66,428 I s 43,4 a 11,E3 ---- --- --- Total 6,334,494 1,34 9 0 3 1.3.3.393 5,5 s '4 9 5' Comparing these returns with those fu? the pre ceding month we find that the very em, , siderable increase of 280,398/. has taken place, in the ,nterval, in the circulation; while a comparison with ,'he re turn for the corresponding period last year sholvt an increase of 633,2791. In the bullion there has :Also been an increase for the past month amounting 10 64,2631. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLocit. The English stock market to-day is flatter, and prices rule at a reduction of about 1 per cent. Con sols have ranged between 91; and 911 for money, and 911 and 91; for account. The present quotation is 914 to ; for cash, and 911 exactly fur the 10th No vember. The Three per Cents. Reduced have been dealt in at 90} to 4; the Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents. at 92: to 1 ; B an k S toc k at 218 ; and Exche quer Bills, 4s. to Bs. prem. Very little business has been done in the foreign Bond market, and the variation in quotations is I slight. Equador Bonds fully maintain their ad vance. Mexican is quoted 234 to 244. The sales include ;—ltnssian Five per Cents., at 112; ditto Fonr-and-a-Half per Cents., 961 to 97; Sardinian Five per Cents., 901; Spanish Old Three per Cents., 45; ditto Deferred Three per Cents., 211 ; I'eruvian Four-and-a-Half per Cents., 71k ; Equador, 51 to h Chiliau Six per Cents., 100. MINES. - SATVRDAT Increased activity has been observed to-day in the British mining market. There has been an active demand for Great Wheal Alfred shares, which have risen 3/. to 4/. per share, owing to an improvement in the mine. The sales reported are :—Wheal Buller, at 1,060; Wheal Basset, 610; United Mines, 215, 220, 223, 230; West Caradon, 2013, 202; ; North Itoskear, 130; Trelawney, 48; Wheal Arthur, 241; East Pool, 120 ; Great Wheal Alfred, 255, 265, 275 ; 28), 295 ; Wert Stray Park, 7, ; Wheal Cupid, 7f, ; Trefusis, 151; Stray Park, 101; St. Day United, 2; Thomas's United, 2; Cwm Darren, 3.6. In the gold mining share market there was little movement, prices remaining much the same us last quoted. At 3 o'clock Colonial Gold were quoted 9.16 to 11-16 prem. ; Port Phillip, a to dis ; Great Nugget, to prem. ; British Austra lian, 9-16 to 7.16 dis.; Anglo Californian, 3.16 to 3%16 prem. ; Agua Fria, 2 to I prem. ; Nouveau Montle, 5 to I prem. In other shares there was no feature of importance. Metcalfe Copper closed rather flatter, at 25 to 3 prem. THIS DAY.—Two o'CLoac. The gold mining shares are rather doter today. Agua Fria, Colonial Gold, and Nouveau Monde are severally quoted 9-16 to 11-16 prem.; and Great Nugget, to t, prem. Australian Agricultural and Peel River shares are both better, owing to the favourable advices. The former are quoted 34 to 36, and the latter: dia. to prem. Scottish Australian Investment shares are quoted 1: to 1# prem.; and North British Austra lasian are offered at par. Imperial Brazilian have been dealt in as high as 41, favourable advice., being to hand. COMMERCIAL AND MARKETS. MARK-LANE.—THIS DAY. The supply of English wheat was small this morning, and sold readily at about the rates of Monday last. The depression noticed in the foreign wheat trade towards the close of last week was recovered, and a fair amount of business was done at the currency of Monday last. Flour was unaltered in value. Bsrley underwent no charge. The decline reported in oats on Friday last was also re covered, and sales were easily effected at rates current in the early part of last week. Beans and peas steady at former prices. ARRA% ALO 11610 LuNuON EAUSI ocr. 10th to OCT. 15th. Ur& Eng:tab. Match. Blab. Forcer.. Wheat.— Barley.... Oats le 110 I 17r8 38417 Malt ..... Ora 15 Floor, 3,00 sacks and 3985 barrels. MLNCLNO-LANE.-THIS DAY. Prices of mcst articles are the same as on Friday last. The following public sales are declared for tomorrow. Sugar: 350 hhds. West India, 7,500 bags of Mauritius, and 5,560 hags Bengal. Coffee : 200 casks plantation Ceylon, 70 bales Mocha, and 100 cases East India. Cocoa : SOO bags. Rice : 3,500 bags Bengal and Madras. Saltpetre : 1,800 bags. Pimento: 100 bags. COTTON.-I,aou bales sold on Saturday at very full prices. TaA.—There has been a good demand since the ar rival of the China letters received on Saturday. Prices a skade in favour of sellers. ()w t.—Seal, pale, 381. to 39/. ; straw, 331. 10s. to 34/. ; brown, 321. 10s. to 331. ; Sperm, 861 to 871. Os. ; Head matter, 871. 10s. to M. 10s. ; Cod, 3.5/. Os.; South Sea, 391. to 401. ; Olive Gallipoli, 671. to 681. ; Spanish and Sicily, 631. ; Cocoa Nut, 441.101. to 461. ; Palm, 411. to 421. ; Linseed, 301. to 301. 61. ; Rapeseed, pale, 391. to 411. TALLOW MARKET.-THIS DAY. The tallow market is 6rm at 3d per cwt. advaece. Town tallow is quoted 60r. to 60s 6d. nett cash ; Petersburg I.e. on ail. spot, 58s. 61. ; Oct. to Dec., 58r. 3d. ; Jan. to March 5Pa. 3d. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1831. , 1832. Amami hand Camas. :*livery laapirlk Do.frum lot Juce ‘rrival last mee k 18SS. Dn. from let Jules Prix V. C. per *wt. ..... IM. To,n Arrival for the week casks ; and delivery, 2,4; comprised 7,151 casks from lion; total, 7,418 casks. 33,387 29,321 20,943 2,317 I 2,361 3,0x1 3.:,18331,310 30,913 2,113 533 7,114 23,647 20,431 SG, .30 338. Od. 13..31. 56. 418. Od. 454. 0 I. 62. 61, ending Oct. 25 last year, 369 i 4 casks. The arrival last week I St. Petersburg, and 267 Austra- SMITHFIELD MARKET.-THIS DAY. The supply of beasts is very large and a considerable pro portion are of middling quality. Trade is dull for all kinds ; still the choicest are not much lower. The number of sheep is larger than for some time past, and the trade is exceedingly dull; prices are not much lower for the best qualities; but it is difficult to dispose of inferior kinds. Trade is considerably worse for calves, owing to the unfavourable weather. From Germany and Holland there are 2,697 beasts, 7,060 sheep, 186 calves, and 3t3 pigs; Spain, 430 sheep ; and 3,000 beasts from the Northern and Midland Counties. Per stone of zdhe. d. , Per ,tone of it. . .1. Beet Beote, Ilereforde. 4 u 4 2 Belt Da, & 11l .1,1 4 h BOK Sbertdlort. 3 8 4 but Luag-eoo:, Peast• '' 3 0 •!:. ........ 3 0 4 4 !wee lie.leecoe.l%lo,ldj 3 4 4 U ... a . . Hat Pita Unit.' ft; 11.46stit. ,_. • ”egut. 1 4 ‘ st.e awl Lamh., s Calv,, :4:: Pigs : 406. BOROUGH HOP MARKET.-THIS DAY. Messrs. l'attenden and Smith report that the market is dearer for hops of all sorts, with a very bare supply. Duty, 140,0001. COAL MARKE f.—THIS DAY. No prices fixed at two o'clock—business at a complete stand-still. Only 9 ships at market. THE FisIIERIEe IN CORNWALL—Some good catches of mackerel have been secured during the past week at Newlyn West. At Mevagissey, last Friday, • large quantity of pilchards were discovered to the wegward, and the seines were put to sea. The fish, however, passed upwards without coming near the shore, and nothing was caught. At Looe, on Tuesday, • quantity of pilchards were taken. A few days ago there was a large catch of pilchards at St. lees, which have now been landed. Hundreds of loads of dead fish have been washed ashore, and carried away for manure. The mackerel have again appeared, bat not in large quantities. it v • . ac v • • •A. • I - • '1" I y , `"'• L k • \,J '~ -