The Express. — London, England, 1848-11-17 00:00:00

- - C., t gong F. W. 1 0111GRATION to AUSTRALIA . With a view Aa cril„,„,.,prA r .,= 6 " to • 800 of more floe =WI boo 0. , tiZeribsogf="..aomby.„.wo I. f il b male ell be ea MAO O P o l iraiaMiriMlrepermlbilor , iWk;,, ,0... be give. rai roev A • awl PORT PHILLIP. the WILLIAM /ALTI2OI4 MI tem U. M0111111011.entosafte; le aMI Item jab I g WrOirr lb 111 sod PM PHILLIP. the /PAWPAW, ISO Webs. a. P PAIL ceismeeke ; to we hem Lembo lob NIL 6.1rm..a1f li D s tE .2..b.r h IDS fie . = EPOS" ; ILL ,. wi lt late M ir a n aild ." Aioirbee l lill peep. al ilbaboole ofermedlelleoe 1 vahaseir eimizi=oub dubs bebulfre obi od on& Aire iii . •• • ilio be die zi emie ell kenb= l , rreetrompolemb /mem and Amy ,Z aSi 61°Le Vfj: eiteim Mmtai li "Vm a tiarm nth lora '7.o7CaTtookatr et al ft. A Ifriit*ordateeel. bonds, the future gifts of the clergy; giving to such bends a faced circulation, without, however, allowing them the bonne of 31 per cent. previotely allowed to the Treasury bonds which they were intended to dis place. The chambers are to sesemble on the 16th, and most of the member, had already arrived. Letters from Rome bring the details of the shipwreck of the Levant steamer Pericles, which we have already mentioned. This vessel, entering the harbour of Clefts, Vecchia, during a violent coup de I rent, struck the pier, and went to piece.. The pis gers and crew were saved, with no other injure than a few persons wounded. This is said to be the first serious disaster whi..h has occurred to this line of steamers since its establishment, twelve years ago. The Corriere Mercantile, of Genoa. states that seve ral small detachments of Poles passed through Chant bery on the 9th, on their way to Tuscany, to enter the service of that power. Others were shortly expected from France. rin•gt. , Nub prem.' 694.] LONDON, FRIDAY, NOV. 17, 1848. I THREEPENCE. U.= :.$lOll 1751717440 MAUS %PPM dal the ildlt. MI OM 711:: " irele W 4 set UMW. lOW .oao,ol ova in.es 30as .y the cans oultdrtio" Urge sea n 4 cconal. 1.7 do dot for ems nni arrived ?AIWA PM. at a be URN t. moped, voiced dli *Wend lad arrede 11111 the ad. ▪ with ad 4 la us ta a tkosataity 4 le nem ri= htir2M ink vim nem the ow aim! Y Orbs* maw bow Inslnd it but sit 7 pole af. nil ID pm is re. ;dolma eat lone r es Is poi. . sobs thstir smastidsts ill stableise =ir li e I depossisis war Many Is. Ned with order, Jam iw =pit s sold ia the TM mime we el 12.10 tb. 1141.. Int 40 Ma ESA 1101 1111111111 11011 .10 = doter rd N. Or of olL—la err Mork r dot we $ MO Wok le. au % tam!! ▪ .11locri i; ■r amid '&l= 'mart ; Thre. {iiiTort; ing ▪ Dorm% We; Om% land: API" irlsei, mot of so ti=Y del it ter • iimadi.lass P eke bn! erMei red So Wad eammearr Nr us= Dim T. 0. 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W m. ~ F ..„... - Mr P ri r•-• amen@ at aaas P Nan ioi =UmL.... v , owes. now. ,-,..... /wadi = he L. al kriliman Pom na y k mailable Osoluay Paa an% Laabasalon l= man PIM non D ai MIMS 1 Dana Poimmoolums I b u Una lialsle Pomona I ' papong Na .l n In Ma NM ea reaallsa /110ansi Ina won LATEST FROM PARIS. PARIS, THURSDAY, 630 P.M. M. Oondcbaux, ex-minister of finance, is making another attempt to deprive the holders of Treasury bonds of the full compensation intended for them by ' the Chamber. He proposes the following amendment on the projoeed law : Art. 1. The ooneelidatime of Treasury bonds shall take Awe at 61 Lane. As to thane already effected, there shall be delivered to theme la wheal maw the consolidation was made. a supplementary inetwiption of 3 per Ceuta, represent ing the Mariam between 61 sad db. Lam might they was a meeting at the Rae de Poi tiers, at which M. Pregame delivered a speech, indicating the grave dangers which must miss from the absence of so great a number of members of the Assembly as have obtained conga, and proposing that the president and selretaries of the meeting should be authorised to address a circular to the absent mem bers, urging them to return immediately to their posts. This proposition was supported by M. de Re. masa and Count Mole, and was unanimously adopted. The Bishop of Orleans and the Bishop of Quimper have now both given in their adhesion to the cause of General Caraignac ; and an electoral manifesto has been drawn up by the former, which the latter has agreed to adopt. It appears, however, that another bishop, who is a member of the Assembly, has declined to join his right reverend colleagues. The Bishop of Langres has declared that, in his opinion, it is not for the clergy, and especially for the ecclesiasti cal dignitaries, to mix themselves up with questions of the kind, and he has accordingly declined to affix his name to the manifesto. The Bien Public, the jeurnal of M. de Lamartine, has the following : The Abbe Fast. the Bishop of Orleane,has just hatted the following Oltderal pastoral letter to all the archbishops and bishops of Frazee; " Pants, Nov. 11.—Monseigneur,—You will perhaps be glad to kern the unanimous opinion of the bishops sad ee clesiastics of ON National Assembly In the MOO einem. steams in which the church of Francs is placed. After . mature reflection, it appears to us that the choice of General Cavaigtac for the president of the republic would offer to religion more guarantee*, sad to the country more calm and stability, than any other candidateship. We be lieve also that the clergy ought to take part in the approach- ' iug election, and me all leg itimate iligUlSClL—Aceept, mon- Annular, de., "p 4 J. J., Bishop of Orleans." 1 M. Fayet has a perfect right to feel • prefereent, and to com municate It to his colleagues. Habituated as he is to cut himself alined constantly next the praddent of the council, he ha more opportusities than anyone else toapprecists the character of that gentlemen. It is sat as that point that we attack his letter. Wirt appease strange to as is the official character of the doseamst. trader the monarchy of Louts Philippe, a well se loader the Besterseless, the clergy were much reproached via waft thmeselas men Instruments of power, and fa eceseqesses last math of their popularity. The republic restored to the clergy Ikea independence and dignity ; and, if they desire to regain a mad ausendasey over the population, they must avoid taking up arms for any party. The interests which they represent are eta far more elevated order than those beksghtg to pellets, sad they ought to carefully keep themselves tress all stragles to which are of a nature irritate end divide usen's Naiads. The letter of M. Faye* aaddher issinsediass-- it rives a mot tor** to the clergy an a paint which each priest ought to resolve aseerffing to his caseines. Bishops an autinenit in the spiritual mar, bat in the *lied one they have no right to change their peeteral staff lan a seiptre of command. What is a right in the lest ease is a anew tion in the sewed. We say that, Wean we have a cos.vic tion that letters lace them are palatable neither to religion nor to politics. We see • bishop etempemang himself, end that is all ; without mats in wsr mat the tradidstesha which he desires to see seaeeeaafuL 1G 'act speaks in the name of the bishops and priests is the National As sembly. It so, why is net his esM signed by them ? How, for instant, explain the abeesse of the time of M. Paris* ekes authority is as great amenpt the French data A ? letter has been addrened to Marshal Baaggeeaaud by one of the most eminent leaders of the moderate party, to induce him to write and pull& a letter, • clearly g up the doubts attempted to be east ' upon his support of Prince Louis by the party of General Cavargnse. The Constirutionnel has affirmed • on authority, that Bugeaud retired in favour of Prince Louis, but this is thought to be insufficient, end an explicit declaration of the Duke d'laly will probably be published to-morrow or next day. Considerable offrospeinenta collected yesterday on the Boulevards and Montmartre, in front of the Na poleon Club. The election of Prince Louis became the subject of very animated discussion. Some dis order being manifested, the police intervened at ten o'clock, and dispersed the crowds. To-day wu the settlement for railway shares. It was effected eerily, on account of the few transactions which have taken place in those securities. The North wu the only line quoted in the settlement. Several reports " took place in the principal lines, and the greater number of transactions were profit able to sellers. - - _ deputation of about 80 of the wounded of Fe bruary assembled yesterday outside the National Assembly, and expressed a wish to be admitted to present a petition, praymg that the pecuniary assist ance which they had hitherto received might be con tinued to them. M. Yoo, the commissary of police of the Assembly, in conciliating language informed them that they could not be admitted, and they then delivered to him their petition, which he immediately laid on the bureau of the president. About six hundred workmen again assembled yes terday on the Champ de Mars, but they dispersed when the commissary of police of the quarter had informed them that meetings of this kind were against the law, and could not be tolerated. I am assured that it is decided that the conferences of the mediating powers for the settlement of Northern Italy will be held at Brussels. Nothing of importance occurred in the Assembly to-day Yesterday, the report of M. Attaroche u to the , exposition of the products of French industry for 1849 wu presented. The commissioner recommends the erection of temporary buildings in the Champs Elyse, similar to those used at the former exhibition, but with additional accommodation for sgricnitnral objects, and particularly stalls for the lion of horses, cattle, sheep, and other living acts of agricultural industry. The Exposition 1849 will be opened in May. Pasts, Nov. 16. New Icon, —; Tares per Cents., 41 60; Flo per Cents, 64 25; Lila Lan, 64 20; ream —. Belgian limb 7 50 ; —; DD. 1142. —; De. Moo, —; Ternend-a --;91,424.1ae5a ; 1 : 041414;114 TST= IS 474 ;TO Bead► . daps 2710, Nab. BASLWAl%—raris sad WOO% 570 ; Pane lindi Lou., 8.40; loon and Bore, Avignon andSloe booft:tr..Bele. —; Centre VIM," —; AWall end Bookgne, —; 866; North. 676 75. The Madrid mails of the 11th state, that it had been r , ti ^mooed that the Cubit! w , lees, Col. NOP and Gen. Rojo had presented tbessadves to the authorities, together with other cabecillas. The foo d= of la Mancha ie, therefore, extinct. Maws. Nov. ll. Three par OWL. Ng aro. • 'Oar Nola, 14 Di paper. Pl a z oar cet5..“2 . =. 44 7 4 90 ..t it= Rae • S. Mordiaaa4. 40 par. Bc Ziaosem larooko. a d daTh 40 au& ITALY. Adviees from Rome, of the 6th inst., have brought the intelligence that the Pontifical troops, joining the garrison of the Marches, upoa the Austrian frontier, had broken out in revolt, had menaced an attack on the fortress of Ferrara, still in possession of the Austrians, and had raised the cry of the republic. We are supplied with no further details, no official state ment or report of the affair having appeared at Rome at the date of our letters ; but General Zucebi, the Minister of War, had left for Bo logna and Ferrara, and the ministry had resolved on prompt and extraordinary measures to raise imme diate supplies by anticipating, by means of mortgage GERMANY. PRUSSIA.—The accounts from Berlin are still no I later than the evening of the 13th. In the sitting of the constituent Assembly at the Schitren Bans, on the 12th, an address from the deputise from Mecklenburg was received, assuring the Assembly, in the name of the people of the two duchies, of their entire co-operation with it. This ad dress, dated Schwerin the 11th, was read amid thunders of applause. The report of the committee to which petitions and addresses are referred, gave notice of the reception of a document of the latter character, in support of the Aseembly, from the constitutional club of Msgdebnrg, and from esvtral district societies of the environs of Berlin. From Stettin also, from Grabow, Hapfermfilile, and Pomerania, simiiar ad dresses bad been received, as well ma from Anehus, Soren, the provincial society of Silesia, from Pasewalk Halle, Leber, Kolbe, Demnin, Branden burg, Ftirstenwalde, Glean, Schonebeck. Luckau, and Potsdrm. The election for president having then taken place, and Von Unruh being elected, that gentleman rose and said :—" Gentlemen, this is not the moment for making a long speech : I can only my th'lt I shall never abandon the position which you have given me." The member 'femme, from his seat then cried out, "We all swear not to allow ourselves to be removed except of our own free wilt" (Cheers.) A vote of thanks to the Mecklen burger representat'ves was then carried unanimously. Nothwithstanding the state of siege proclaimed by government, the Assembly met next morning, and proceeded to the business of the day with the usual formalities. Several addresses and deputations from the provinces were announced by the president, amidst loud acclamations, amongst others from Breslau. IThe most important proceeding of the day was the re- port of the committee relative to the impeachment of ministers. The conclusion of this report was that the Chamber, not being a legally-constituted judicial court, could not take upon itself the trial of the accused, but that it was empowered and entitled to bring acts of accusation against the ministry ; and, this being the case, it moved that an accusation for illegal acts should be drawn up and referred to the Attorney-General, in order that he might take such steps as the law permits. Among other announce ments made to the house by the president, was, that the towns of Breslin and Liegnitsiad sent a donation of 5,000 dollars to defray the expenses of deputies during the suspension of their allowance from the state. The proceedings were about this time interrupted by the entry of a messenger, announcing that a battalion of infantry occupied the whole Linien-street, and that an officer had arrived with a summons to the meeting to disperse. To this the vice-president, who had taken the chair, replied that he and his colleagues would only yield to the force of bayonets. A pause then took place, when, as the mob appeared to threaten the soldiers, a aseand battalion arrived to its support, and the eassmilseary of police entered the hall of meeting, and summoned the vice-president and members to quit the premises. To this the whole house reso lutely replied, "Never, until forced by arms." Upon this, two or three officers, with a party of sol-i diers, entered, and, repeating the summons, received the same answer. Thereupon the officers exclaimed, " We will not use bayonets, but other means; " and the soldiers advanced, seized the chair upon which M. Plonise was seated, and carried him gently into the street, where they deposited him safely. The remaining members, upon this, rose, and the vice-president having declared that the dignity of the Chamber could not permit of their remaining to be exposed to further violence, proposed adjourning, after solemnly protesting against this act of violence. The deputies, on leaving the place of meeting, were literally carried upon the arms of the people who stood outside, laughing at or greeting the military with ironical shouts of applause. General Wrangel has under his command, at Berlin, 26 battalions of infantry, 12 squadrens of cavalry, sod 18 batteries of artillery, in all 25,000 men, with 64 field-pieces. There are also within a short distance of the city, and revered to advance when required, 18 battalions of infantry, 8 regiments of cavalry, and 12 field batteries, with 96 guns. At Treves, on the 12th inst., meetings of the electors of the district, of the democratic club, and of the Lsndwehr Verein, adopted addresses in support of the National Assembly. Since the foregoing was in type there are accounts from Berlin to the evening of the 14th. At 8 P.M. the city was quiet. Not above 500 stand of arms had been delivered up to the government. The National Assembly had again met; de sitting was uninterrupted until regularly adjourned. AUSTRlA.—Letters are stated to have reached Vienna from Servos announcing that the Magyars bad attacked Sir* and Temezigt, but that they had been twice repulsed by the Servians. The Magyars, however, bad succeeded in capturing the fortress of Eseek. The Servians were flocking in large numbers towards Dalja, where Kossuth had arrived, at the head of a considerable body of troops. Our own correspondent, writing from Vienna on the 12th, states that the number of secret executions which had taken place within the last few days in that city had excited general apprehension. The fate of Messenhauser was uncertain; accord ing to some accounts he bad been shot; ac cording to others, his sentence had been commuted. Fribel, one of the three delegates appointed by the left of the Frankfort Assembly to proceed to Vienna with an address of sympathy, had been sentenced to death, but was pardoned through the intervention of the Swiss ambassador. SAXONY.—The intelligence of the murder of Blum, et Vienna, was known at Dresden on the 12th, and Leipzic on the 13th inst. The Deutsch* .41440- I melee Zeausg, of the 14th inst., says, under date Dresden the 12th : " Blum has been shot. This fear ful news reached us through an official despatch seat by the Saxon ambassador. The intelligence has been spread through the town, and caused the greatest in dignation. A. number of the members of the left of our Saxon Diet, in conjunction with several deputiee of the Frankfort Assembly at present on leave, met, and prepared the following proclamation, which wss sent forth to the people. It is IPA follows : 'An unheard of occurrence has taken place. Robert Blum, the leader of the decided party of freedom in the Frankfort Assembly, the most faithful friend of the people, has been murdered in cold blood, in ogees queue. of his high-minded participation in the birds fight of the Viennese. The horror of united will be excited towards the perpetrators of thin:l which did not spare the head of a representative d the people. The German people will know its duty,. and will declare its own the chil3ren of him who wee the most honoured upholder of its liberty.' The matter will be brought to-morrow before the Diet.* A letter from Leipzic, of the 13th, says :—A pla card has just been published to the following effect: Fellow-citisems,—Tha national representative, Roast Blum, has been shot at Vienna. The holiest right of the National Amenably has been violated. Such a violation mat cause all party feeling to disappear. It is necessary to unite in a general sepal= of the central power sad the National Assembly, that this violation of their sovereignty lacy be punished. We consider it abe our Dolled day to all upon every one to take all necessary steps la the 'natter. —Signed by the evident and secretary of the enemata, of the German CIO (Dertsche Verne), Dr. Guano— Votnia•xn. ST. CIROSIL—Sir,—I COSCOZ mort al hilly with your oorrespondent 0., as to th e present -administeation o the income 31 this noble charity; and as an admirer of the zeal you bays ever shown to remedy public wrongs, and ex pose public abuses, would man the favour to hi allowed ones again to call public attention to the present manage ment and income of perhaps one of the noblest monuments of the benevolence of our anosetries. My object in doing this is a cwindent hops that by attracting public attentioe to this valuable and much abased charitable endowment through the instrumentality of the Express, a reform it its management may be effected. The hospital of St. Cross was originally founded and endowed by Henry de Blois, Bishop of Winchester, in the 12th century, for the maintenance of 13 poor men who were to be lodged and fed is it. Large additions were subsequently made to the building: and revenues cf the hospital h. Cardinal 13.aufort, whose en dowment provided for the entire rosint.esoca of thirty de cayed gentleman in addition to the thine. n poor men already provided for by De Blois. The endowments in both eases consisted of land in the immediate neighbourhood of the hospital and the great tithes of parishes of very considerable value in this and the adjoining counties. With few excep tions the hospital still retains the property then bequeathed to it, the political storms which have swept over so man similar institutions haying left it comparatively It now maintains thirteen men (indifferently), and • chaplain. who has &penmen"; in the li.spital with a garden and a salary of fifty pounds a year. A similar sitar yis paid to a steward, who has the entire control and care of the hospital, the Earl of Guildford, the master, being not only a pluralist, but, so far as St. Cross is concerned, a ainecurist in the fullest sense of the word. Your correspondent " G." is not far wrong when he stated the property of the hospital was worth nearly ten thousand a year ! The expense of maintaining the thirteen brethren, "as they are called—the repairs of build- Legs (including the fine old Norman church), with oceadoca " doles," that is, periodical distributions of bread at the gate. of the hospital, together with the salaries of the chap 's and steward, amount annually to a Nun avenging under one thousand pounds. It will naturally be asked, how, then, is the large property of the luepital disposed of, and into whose pockets does ti go ? A few words will explain this. The whole of the property of the hospital, with the decep tioa of some land adjoining it, which is let et eaek.rent, consists, as I said before, of the grey tithes of valuable pe rishes. I may mention those of Crondall, famous for hops those of Owslehury, near Winchester, and of Passions, near • Portsmouth (the tithes of tee two las t-mentioned have re cently been commuted under the Tithe Act at upwards o 2,0001. a year) ; of Up Hurstboome and Amport, near Andover; of St. Faith, near Winchester; with many others. These valuable properties have, I believe, been 'neatly 'commuted into money num. The revenues of the hospital, are therefore easily collected, nor liable to much fluctuation. They are now leased out on three lives. When • death oo curs, • fine is levied on the nomination of a new life, end this Sae is divided in the somewhat curious meaner n oticed by your orereepoodent. To each of the thirties breekrea in is irs z pardoned yid. in the pound ; to the chaplain and st ed. in the pound use • and the muter removes the remain log 16e. 10d. The E arl of Guildford received not many years since from one finonearly 10,0001. as his share. Com ment on each a state of things is unnecessary.. The object to be attained is how to ranee,' such a perversion of a public ' charity. With this view it may be perhaps necessary to notice that the charity eommisaioners, when visiting this hoe. pital some years since, declined to examine its management and report upon its revenues, because by the will of the en dowers its management was placed under the control of the Bishop of Winchester for the time being, • clause in the Public Charities Act, excluding from the jurisdiction of the commissioners all soca eneritable institutions. Why ouch a clause was inserted in the set it is dif ficult to conceive ; for ,in the case of St. Cram Hospital, the reason alleged for the non-interference of the coeunisalomen is the very which of al others rendered their control necessary. The mutership o St. Cress Hospital is in the gift of the Bishop of Winchester. It is a valuable piece of patronage which the bishop for the time being invariably presents to a son, a nephew, a cousin, or kinsman. The present master is the son of • former bishop (North) who held the see when the mastership was last vacant A similar feeling may naturally be expected to influence future appointments, and when it is considered that the effect of a Bishop of Winchester exenising the power which he alone is mud to pawn to put en end to the scanda lous abuses of the hospital management would be to reduce the value of his own property, it is idle to expect amendmen from such • source. It is said that the Earl of Guildford de fies all interference on the ground that the hospital is an ecclesiastical benefice—but such is not the fact. In an exa mination of its affairs by the celebrated William of Wyk*. ham it was decided otherwise. The mastership is purely a lay office, with no spiritual duties attached. That the hos pital is a charitable endowment, and as such open to be deal t with by a court of equity, there seems little doubt The mode of setting the machinery in motion is the difficulty, and it is by calling public attention to the matter through the instrumentality of the Express, that I hope such • desirable consummation may be et cted. I believe no charity in the kingdom presents a more glaring Intranet, of public property diverted from its original intention to the enrichment of a private individual.—WievoniameM Nov. 13. SECOND EDITION. From Use GAZETTE of THIS NIGHT. Warreamx, Nov. 18. The Queen bee been pleased to present the Rev. Duncan M'Parlane, minister o f the mimirmary church at Amulree, to the church and parish of Kinloch Rannoch, in the presbytery of Weem, and county of Perth, vacant by the deposition of Mr. Alexander Macintyre, late minute: thereof. WAR OYFICE, Nov. lf. Std Drag. Goa:dn.—A. C. Shaw, gnat., to be vet. surgeon, vice 311 3"I ne H of root.—See. Lieut. T. Trent, from b.-p. Met F., to be te, viiisot var. : A-Comedy, pat., to be eas., b y per., vice Trail, who maim. 73d P.V. Beene% gent.. to be ma., by par., vice Williamson, perm. in the Nth F. F.-13eut H. Hoiden to be edit., Mee Frith, promoted. elad F.—Lieut. T. P. D. Hay, to be rapt, by par., Mos Douglas, who rot. ; Ems. C. 'flood. to be limit. by pur., Moe Hay; J. O. Campbell, gent., to be am, by par., Mee M'Leed Nth F.—Ens. W. B. WMenem, from 39rd F., to be lieut., without Mee O'Sullivan, who ret. ; Serg.-Ihnor to be Auer. rise Ritatardmrs. the. 73rd F.--Serg. P. Ylatelma, from Borta Fodder Oda, to be adjut., with the rank of ens.. rim Swoop, killed at the Cape. 77WF.—B. D. OM% Gent., to be ena., without per., Tire Harley, dammed. . , else P.-11siar T. et. Leger Akeek, hem b.-p. 'matt.. to be major, vice brevetAlent..coL O.V. Cheek who exch.; Capt. 11. Ronny, to be me*, by par., vies Akeek, who net. ;Lieut. Austen, to be apt, by par., vice Rimy ; Ens. P. O. B. Lake, to be lb • ut., by pur., vice Austen; H. L. Wears, Gent., to be ens., by par., vice Lake. Usarracies.—Lieut. J. T. J. Erglialt, host the 71st F., to be wt., without purchase. loyal lialinoo—H. P. Cooper 14. l i t L erz,rot, to be see. Wit ;W. ueu" IL mm ttose. mt.. to be No. i.e. oat, best. , to be see. Lent. ; BANKRUPTCY ANNULLED. Joan Tnowrsox, Wallerow, Islington, stone-mason. BANKRUPTS. WILLIAM CRIBNALL, Tothill-street, Weatalioster, CUR dealer Joni! Rizzuto:ma, Wicklumunsrket, Suffolk broker. Jonas kluwritturs, Grove-west, Hackney, furnishing undertaker. Jaime FABIAN WILLS, Portsmouth, wharfiager. lone Barrairr, Bart street, Bloomsbury, artists' brush manufacturer. THOMAS WARD, Smethwick, Staffordshire, railway pin and bolt manufacturer. Gunton RADFORD, Aifreton, Derbyshire, builder. Taowas MANION, Lloyd's Coffee House, City, under writer. CHASSIS Joearw JOHN TURNER and WILLIAM AIMEE ION, Old Jewry, City, auctioneers. Hewitt Pam, Woruester, clerk. Tao/US LARXINS WALKER., JAMES MOODY WITHER, mad EDWARD WILLIAM HELSALL, Nuneaton, Warwick shire, brick makers. JAMBS THOMAS, Newport, Mr -- BLNH 01 ZNOLANDe-4r alove Lonmouthahire, apothecary. for the Week ending Nov.ll. Nebo inearl 0 1•1 AM n , A 1061,205 areement Debt. £11.015400 Other deotsittee. 084,900 acid Coin NA Dallies 12.453.9e6 Woe ........ 607.900 and,961.105 Reignite =rtit.re GeDitel • ...A14,663.0001 Government Securities LUSA, ttedod. Dead Weight Subtle Arming) . .. 123,319,012 ev2.7.ri= OtherSemmitise 10.769X7 Nola .......... 8.04416 Defter: ap t& geolm) 1 g34 . .E1 Gold mid Sliver Ooh.. 711,66 Other ßevemelegandotiterklis 1.041.8 G G 53.4110.60 e i rl : 4ll3 . Chid No•. 16.1/4/. SHIPPING. Mans Anniven.—Dublin, 2; Donaghades, 1 ; French, 2 LONDON, Nov. 17.—Wind this day at noon, 8.W., mode rats breeze end dull hazy weather. DIAL, Nov. : Lion, Quebec, and smiled for Aberdeen. Arrived from the river: Urania, Colombo; Dorothea, Grenad►. Arrived from the river and wiled: Palmyra, China. Orr LrozneooL, Nov. 16.—York, —; Crescent, —. ILLNISOLTS, Nov. 16.—Another small portion of the cargo and materials of the Atlantic, wrecked on the Goodwin Bands, has been landed here. Di►t, Nov. 16.—The Bremen barque Atlantic has corn piously broken up; a farther small portion of the cargo has been picked up, but it is feared no more will be saved. COMMERCIAL et MARKETS. MOWRY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. Two o'Clock.—Public securities are all better this morning. We have Consols at 861 to for money and tune. Reduced Threes, 851 to t. Thee-and- Quarter per Cents., 863 to 3.Exchequer Bills, 395. to 42a. premium. Bank Stock, 187 to 9. Ws have the same apathy in the foreign market, from the evident disinclination of the public to deal in foreign securities. Mexican are fiat, at 21 to 3. Brazilian, 72 to 4. Chilian, 82 to 4. New Grenada, 12 to 16. Dutch Two.and-a-Ralf per Con's., 45 to 6; the Fours, 69 to 70. Belgian, 71 to 3. Danish, 62 to 6. Russian, 983 to:1001. :Spanish Fives, at 113 to ; the Threes, 233 to t ; Passive, 21 to 3. Portu guese, 233 to 41. Peruvian 3 3 to 7. RN //LIM fUN DR. Dann @took, IST tero. Oenn [cede., 6621 3' per Ct. Red. Awn, 1154 per Ovate.. R3l 3 per Conn Antab.l64 ebrionorllllla. Ife. to 475. prem. 10811101 tIIINDS. 4 per Ct. Atiorzlan Denda, 1 per Ount. Grenada Ilia, 11 12 44 P P: gteatgiteletd4 " 3 OMURA" Deferred ado, 2 5 per et Yellow 111411 ff t 5 m i C o t N 8 .7 1 7 1 14 1ida..72 4 6 pee Ct. Per f avtan 1 , 1 3 4;.. 4 16 7 3 t . ru c o t arz .A, mr ... 20 2 tle t, r , Ct. Rusa. "ll l7/1 11 1 4 :1 11Pit Ditto Coltuab Dei. Mu. 3 per Ot. Ppaale hde.. 234 Columbian Retarder 8d5..11 I tiraniab Deferred Bee..- 1 per Ct. Danlah Ban. 12 5 Ditto , P.M,. 144 .. 24 5 2} per Ct. Duteb Ban. 411 6 it Ct. Vomeseala M.. 1411 wet. DM& Oiets..• TO 8da..411 "It UNARM-ENGLISH OFFICE a LAW, COM- A. MEIIOI4I. and DOM MINION AO INDY, sad et 011141RAL INFORMATION. OM VW*. 11. 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