The Express. — London, England, 1847-12-20 00:00:00

. _ . . . . _ _ _ - . - - _ _ . . - . 6 Z - z.,..--e„/" - C,t---e...--2 ( "---/ At--v. ,' / i: 1- ------ 0 .1 !,•-• : 2,....e .C.-- - e - e --- ' c aC - - /'/ .- /e - w/e - , / r/ee--e , 4 11 . e . fe,„6.4.0;27". " ; - #l-tee-je--e-----" - e-/....• , ...;4 /7 ,j/ # -Z.'- en , r-- - /: .. -, ',- f! , e 'f. " ' / fgpateelNG of the BERKS and HAMS RAlle iturrendered himself and his followers:fully acknow teLhisees. 61.L n per tindin sac g a sa o cia f2Bo or pa lb y ., in an g ledging that he had been fairly beaten. which an advance of la per qr. wee obtained. Witold, per grinding, 245. to 295. Oats, 26e. to 29e. Beano 455. n t a w AV.-AUDIS() to NEWBURY aae BUNOERFORD.- qr., 445, to 55e. Beane, 39a. to 50e. Peas, 435. to 50s. Barley, Pea, 425, 6d. to 448. Elmer, fine hessehohte; • f.o.b. 375. ,rwees, loorof the Gnat Western Railway Sozannll b t t ßEßY GIVE . _ . 30s. to 325. Oat*, 225. to 325. I d ir. b o t l al lte "Wal tail, 2.8 "6mm . Id. pe t ; goTICE that It I. their intenUoutirelg o EN o I, ..- n4 woon . llLA D. As . uteli the policy to be pursued by the lig nod fill NOERFORD. on TU tr4ti a tixt, the f " the British, now that the mibmission of the Kaffir, may BATH, Dec. 18.-A fair aupply of most descriptions of P esarepurre of posetars. be considered certain, the South Afrieaw Adrertiser grain at our markt t, which was mostly dispose . ' of at last st o ne . Orem eln leem Iluneerford at 6.10 813 12.10 3.4 and 7.30 t 6,13tti1l week's prices. Wheat, 52a. to 586.; laarley, 32a. to 365.; Nornwnnen, Dee. 18.-In our corn market to-day the Arra own from Rat l ine at 6.66 12•3 210 Itill sad 9.0 'Rye &I follows :- ‘22trit...inl ,. : yi ,.. u7nla stree z„ttnino ti t y ,t raeslon th st e ha. ? o i rrement y is ev now i eorn ar ni d it h te , d ho to tlii h nigt e tioßs to which pc it grindieg, 30e. ; Beans, old, 565.; new. 44e. to 48.. ; white usual quantity of grain has been brought forward; but the inh otio b w iti k for s r an hw y s = hav e:e h. % o h f b ha u k sin e r , Peas, 525. to 645. ; grey, 465. to 484.; Oats, 24a. to 28s. per prices demanued, both by farmers and dealers, have been % to , quarter. til t : ba mil traß lers 'ae ha ted ve Su W pp b l e ied re peenotten Station. lieth Dee., 1847. The Governor of tins colony is now the paramount Chief themselves freely with Wheat, and, in some irwtancoo le. E of Kaffirland. He enema the management of a wide Borrott, Dee. 18.-Since Wednesday we had but little .--e --- . 41.; Lk NCE MUTUAL LIFE ASSURANC extent of country very couch in a state of nature- business passing in the corn trade, and no alteration in the . soeure a v o ..ti m o. ,Tl a ilC d rr, v , Witlia .:",. -- i i i - a d " . "`" - a ,„ M r / 4", r me , s .,..' t 4b ,. open field and tangled forest, without reads, without lue of an Wheat red 44s to 481 • fine 52a to 54. • No. 408.] LONDON, MONDAY EVENING, DEC. 20, 1817. [3(l. w va hit . y. s ' • • 6 • ' ' • • ' est ee it l more w hu k ba h n oild for the best. For Barley the terms of ave ten generally accepted, although for the , 469. to 50s. ; fine, 545. to ne ; Oats, 16e. to 21s, ; samples offering were about equal to the demand. Feed u to o tioe l' alo " :1, the members of the RELIANCE 00CIETY gave the milli, schools, or churches, or any of those contrivances that give government or magistracy a command of Beans, 160. to 38s. per qr. fineet qualities of malting Is. more has been given, and the aslis " -'!".44" 1 • • oon eet iumer rw i . I .I!aws 0 its surface and recesses ;-together with the educe- PRUSSIA:BERLIN, DEC. 14.-Aniong the Poles „ mini , pk .,, r. 160 In CANTERBURY Dec. 18.-We had but a moderate apply I um t Oats have been offered freely without alteration in price • but few to hand, and no ' * 1 ise Is sem6 l Pia.. ' ?"'"''' 113=1 " Priee IreTit'.' tion and training of a people only recently, ENGLI6H 3 FIiN a. MI B, .... f... Ae., 846 5 as i t co h n w drened to death, Mieroalawski, Elzanowski, and Kis - 3 per Ct. Red. Anna, SG f 131 per Cent.. Ild 2 of grain at market this week. In Wheat we experienced fine aoa very pleath o ol: Be . e , were, cut out of the clay, yet with fully developed pas- u tu, have not only declined petitioning the Bios foe 3 per (X Coos. Anne, dm an advance of 2a. to 34. per qr. Barley, Oats, Beans, and venation. Wheat, white, 59e. to 62c ; red, 575. to 60s. -len - i a DSO gilt 0 0 236 10 0 ',020 12 0 e.: chequer glia. De. to 10e e. mat 135 IMO 116 00 1 66 15 0117 4 0 tt aims, inveterate superstiuoas, and very high intellectual mercy, but have even refused to appeal against the judgment FOREIGN FUNDS. Pees soled week. White Wheat, 535. to 6 • brown, 48s. 9s, , Barley, 34a. to 375. ; grinding, 325. Oato, 23e. to 28e. mo ,31 IWO 44 00 1 29 68 1 it 2 3 24 I powers. It is not a light clue of duties that has thus de, paseed upon them. Kosinski, on the contrary, has followed 5 plet et. Axrr o l . oatt, 41 5 11 8, per Gent e el ! remade Bd., 111 19 to 535. Barley, 295. to 34a. Oets, 20.. to 2.4 a. Beans, 325. gm iet ' 300 1 es o 0 ! es 13 4 , 89 4 68 the advice of his advocate, M. Crelinger, and petitioned the i volved on the British government. Here is not the work of i 6 per Le Maxim, 1644,171 18 t° 3t3s • 6 have a good supply of .... 7 .-- 1.4.1414141 of life mathasen%molcreaken wen Mend term d kto be accomplished by talent and energy in it per OM ditto, - King for his pardon, which has been granted to him. Whet s w Ct. Brasthan Bde., ra st 1 e per Ct. Peruvian glo. 2/31 Be r an zT o ß le n w o , ao 4B: 7 l. o ; li o , ld p . 5:2. 1 t0 8.- 60; E. DIOR:OE SMITH. Secretary. a ay, or a SWOT CHRLMBFORD, Dee. 17.-There was • good supply of all grain to-day, but the coudition of it it far from good. a single campaign. It is a work of years and of generatione, n 2 the commutation is to be is not yet known ; the miniatey is Ohm New. 76 8 Pozigues Cony. Ilds. 3 Wheat at market. The market had an effect upon the con -- 'REDUCED RATR FOR TERM POLICIES. charged with making the propotition to the King. It is zed 6Tr Ct Buenos Awe, Ma, 23 30 a i Ct. Reedea Bdo, 106 8 `"se heat in in &mane, par . ticuutr i ly fine old, which makes 2s. for courage, forethougbt, and comprehensive genius, and upon dicier; notwitbsianding, prices advanced from be to 20. per CLERICAL, SIEDICA I, and OENEItAL LIFE MO Chllim b relo„ . at re _ 1 Ditto Beasith_lds., lie Id_ that the promptitude with which his Majesty complied with D iso town, nef . 3 t or Lo. asses ,RI 30 more money, and there la also a good demand for new, at Is. ASSURANCE SOCIETY. the 'pound or unsouud foundations now laid, depend. the cha- qr. Wheat. red, .52‘. to 555. ,• white, .58s. to 61s. The sup- • to 22. advance. Barley is la. to `24. dearer. Oats fully 'min e, ateerols.• .• rater of the future history of Olio part of the world. The the petition from Kmintki had for its object to induce tee Folumetars Meador 11i1... It I Spanish Deemed leila i dl)2 ply of Barley was Rood, and fine quidities made ls. more tam_' then price and more inquired for than of late Old and JOr/EPTI MOORE, 31. D., Chairman. general outline of Sir Peregrine Maitland's policy is suffici- oth rs to make tht same application, and thus avoid a re- 2 .' 7 0 ,. ( 0 t. t- D '0 3 ' 3.1 , 9 ' 9 H it t.; o.o W ' t 1 10. 0 a P r h .L. 1161 12... 9 34 e money. Beans and Peas in small supply, and about main newel of the pleadings before the Court of Appeal. and new - Bean ' s each rather cheapet. Curren . cy to the Gone fa. Ilabington. Isal. Rev • It&97& " 1 &um ' , MA ' truly known to the world by hin admirable despatches. It 4 per Ct. Cats Dula, 63 e I Vieesistag Defend Rda..9 11 Wiled last week's prices. Joon Mold'. 11.0. Joseph Henry °mon, Esq. [rowers ; Wheat, new, 44e. to 46c; fine, 525. to %/1311. ; old, m e ease e. erotic, Rart., F.R.S. Giber Horgreavo, Esq. was to distrihute the conquered territory into small dietricts ACCIDENT AND DELAY OF MAILS.-A 111111 of GLOUCESTER, Deo 18.-During the week there has been 62 a. to 64... fi ne, 66 a , B ar l e y, em, t e Te o; o n , 34 0. o a t. , 11er..13,1 lt. Clough. M.A. Clement Hoe. M.D. or towoships; to give a fixed abode on these, with property earthwork took place between Brockenhurst and Lyadhuret, RAILWAYS.-The share market droops daily ~ • moderate supply of English Wheat, which met a good de oemet stetter. ESQ. 1 Samuel Merriman, M.D. new 204 L ' a 224 • fine 24e • old 28s to 30s • hne 3.3 a. in the aoil, to the natives; to institute sod appoint, in on the Dorchester Railway, on Friday night, whic.h delayed and prices are lower to-eay than hitherto. There is mend, at Is. to 21. per qr. more money. For foreign a rim' ' • • ' ' • ' ' ' ' ' ' nev. Th.orms Dalto M.A. Andrew A. Mier iro, EN. 1 i - Beans, 625. to 545. Memo loot a t e John Rt. Mowbray. Erg, each of these, certain officers and authorities for the ordi. the moil Winn from Dorchester to Soutliampton ntarly five very little busiuess doing, and the orders are prinei- lar advance has been readily ohteined. Malting Barley in Jo*, Itn,A3r. M.D. Andrew Spottbraroade, no. nary purposes of civil government; and to secure peace hours. No accitent to the train beyond delay occurred, pally to sell. The heavy calla due in January tend request, at very full prices. Beans • elow sale, at former PETWORTH, Dec. 18.-Owing probably tO the extreme Is salaiiiir to aoserrances m b o oth, b ee ,. oth , o. „, 10 „, on t oon t os to and general order by forts and garrisons, established in cora. owing to the enginiedriver receiving timely wanting. In roughness of the weather, our market teedar was but very gnat eat,. on the live. or i 5.,...... sUldoet to gout asthma rupture, materially to cast a gloom over the market ; and it rata n °lte rema i n 1115611ered in value. At our market this .3 oth e r dims... on the inymmit of a premium proponioned to tho mantling positions. It is generally believed that this line of coneequence of tee delay the mail train from Southramp'on d rves notice, that many of the large companies day there was • fair supply of English Wheat, which found scantily attended, and prices are nominal.. White Wheat, buyers at fully ls. to 2s. per qr. &damn. tpoemi i.t. The plan ot sraetian ameetanow on Invalid Urea Mid- policy Mu been fully approved of by her Majesty's Govern. to London was sent off without the wiles mail•begs male G ee d d r e . 121. 10s. to 131. per load ; red, 121. to 111. 10s. Barley, y 'reign a o r d e. e iet. office in the Miming of 124. realised 24. per v. mere money. Beans, Barley, and maltin g , 324. t° 34s oP ee g r • ; g rindin g , 28n t° 30• • ; Oldi e mem, and so far as can SO judged by hit actions, it seems up between Exeter and Southampton, which contain letters hare made heavy calls just before their dividends are 5 .,.- • ..,. 0..1.1, ire" ens .4,41 HI, ON 011 A erxtone Lim 21s. to 22a. ; Peas, 4es. to 445.; Inane, 425. to 445. generally to have met the views of Sir Henry Pottingen from the coast of Dorset, Somerset, and Devon, for the payable. Oats firm, but the business limited in these articles. - Tan rem' no 0 sarlymaj Yoe II $ n recast ea Lk Age at m Isms a. ISIO And it is extremely probable teat Sir Homy Smith will towns on the South Wertern Ralway between Soutbempton SALM EFFECTED UP TO TWO THIS DAY IN LONDON. Wheat, English, white, per imperial bushel, 7s. to Ratanote, Dec. 18.-The heavy 1111 of rain, which cone 68' ;old 1 timbal lam 1 *mai Amaral Ikee. regard it as the best foundation that, in mining einem_ and London and the surrounding country. tp.k...1 ove crta d t j u o rda . 2 v 2 i i e peten 4 will be found in but page.i 7s. 6d.; red, Gs. Oci. to 7c ; Dantzie (low tet high tinued the whole day without intermission, proved a great h i"'""'"'"" * ""' 1 R.9 ' 9 " . 111. " &" '' -- ceo can now be laid for the safety of the Colony GERMAN SILVER WATCHES.-A correepondent of Lon• 11 . 4 N. Wester., 149 7 1 mixed), per 480 lbe., 7s. 6d. to 73. 9d. ; Polish, Pome- hiudrance to business, and the attendance ot farmers and - ---- 1 -- - - ---,- - men 2 ge.a.6a 4. E a & Aa4.i O a & K a el- tOraugh the civilisation of Kaffirland. It will coat the Corbels Journal cautions tho public against a 'mourn ot a n a a r n e Ve ad ver itt ,e 4 D 6 6, kb in .4 pc ' q"`• N5.. . 7 lonian, Stettin, Ga. Gd. to 75.; Odessa Marianopoli, dealers was scanty. With a very moderate supply of Wheat, i 1 4 1 16 1 210 1 83 131011 13 11 47 3 money. It will encounter obstacles within, and op- fraud which is now being practised to • great extent in this to a,,,,11r, 3 r . 11 ‘1, 3 "4 , ji Do. tiftbe, 101 soft, Go. 6d. to Go. 9d. ; Odessa Taganrog, hard, Is. 9d. • fair trade waa done, at an advance alt. per qr. Barley i 7 2 19 3 2 111 6 he 30 4 313 3 66 0 , DO. 401. sh., hi. & 8., 39 110 113 6 3366 6 14 2 3 1 a 1 3 67 2 position from without. Other schemes may even be neighbourhood. Some panics, whom we shall not at pre- It (Sender,. 15j 15 D o. m o o,. 3/. &o . ( o ). 11 3 to 6s. Barley, English, grinding, per 3921b4 , 28e. to was also as. per qr. dearer ; but Oata, Beans, and Pea. MX is 114 9I 0 3IS a U 016 3 61911 716 9 propoord which it would be difficult to prove inferior in any sent name, are in the habit of buying up old watches at a Do. Ex. 3 pis Ct. No. 2. 1 d Do. 10/. oh. M. & 11. (Ci, 41 1 295. ; malting, per imperial qr., 325. to 33a.; foreign, remain a heavy trade, at drooping prices. ov." -- e - E - o soevotion of wunince may he effected with this society, and reopect to the one adoptea. But as it is clearly a practicable low rete, stripping them of their silver caws, and euleffituting 156 York Estessloe, 7 1. 4 1 Ism. &S. Western, 301 19 grinding, 28s. to 295. Beans, English, per imperial Reesman, Dem 18.-The prim of Wfteat wee about la- Lirmt l i h nsoes euesed. th ß it .. las o t ana w ud ee r k he . t. Biz ar k peel y 7 f.a .. .. 2, l ,.. .. e.r.;r 7 t 2s h.. . ul hig iw 1 r h v er bfi ,...an et, d q3o.wh in... abeam: rooted oa the lives of Immo ina any dance, sad of every scheme and in accordance with successful attempts of the cases of German silver of the value of Ge. or Bs. eath. Sup- V. Laamonire New Gra. 21 Midland, 107 ibe li tia uah ,, el s , l... 6 6 % 7 . 1. . t irto ess_ 6 . ,. 3 . d. sa, ot. j . te..l.lncolauedre s Mr a11i 0Nt .,,,,, , „,._ Th0 too 334 0h .,,, 03 ,„ 1 .= „ or cent. 03 t i t . sante sort in other parts of the world, it will be to the preen plied with these they enter companies at night, when the F oo t. & Q .. nig - D°. 401 - .th- 1 111 ITerSeet !Mini - .- . Re- aot• ea-, It 1 'e pe UEriPct r i' 3l 6 2 Da rin. tca 7 "6 perielgro. ;ord. The thhd. VS per ccut. The fourth hoeua d . thwe a or a wise administration to adhere rigidly to itS principles Wel metal is not cosily detected, and either tell their newer -128611M0111 "- - Do. eine. u Derbr. 19/ '-'. Pr bata, amatory. 147. ;worse% rather mom than .1236 per cent : and, hos the when once adoptel, and it will be the duty of all reasonable furbished watchee at ars ampere.* Myatt% or ntalre'a pro- Great N= 4.1 - f Do. Coned. firlotolandlair. rick, Wexford, and Enniscorthy, white, 23e. to 240; to 35e.; Beans, 22e. to 334. per load of 6 bushels ; Barley, e t ia oseoet ei• moat sowed for future appropriation, and other and well•diepowd men to give to the Govemment, in carry- tillable exchange with wens Johnny-nor whoa eyes are OKW•of haw 401. gh..51.1 6 per Cent., 119 Cork. Waterford, and Youghall, 22e. to 23a. ; Welsh, 30s. to 3.55. ; Oata, 21a. to 294. per qr. Avemge for Dec.ll : raw n ' The et e nt ee r otar eetm hereatter abie er enenter ea n ceted teereeeete ntea "‘" d , ' nu b as •tnisn e „ mit e.'" t o iiig it eret, all ditmosusegeismod errhielt it mey be in dazzled with the shining appearance of the German sileer. f-n- D 7l s t re 95 fihrowhire Union, 11 1 black, imp., 212. to 225.; Irish, per 3121b5.,215. to 22.6.6 d. Pour 538 1-5 qn. Wheat, 600 2d. ; 3524 qrs. Barley, 30s. 51d.; one s es , pare tomen. their powers to Mad. ..1 An instance is mentioned in which an Individual exchanged we, MI B. Euatern & Dover, 291 111 breakers, per imp. bushel, English, 6s. 6d. to le. ; Vey emit Beans, 31 qtr., 50s. 41d. Do. Thirds, No. 1, 31 71591595&59.916196 , 48 691.619999999 It 911 tam " &&69 fit the WWl° When the last accounts left, Eandilli Was proceed- a new nine guinea lever watch for 21. 103. and an old meta- Ds o o t A n ytk ile n t i t grinders, per 65111 e., English,: 54. Gd. to ss. Bd. ; form, n, Wilts , Somer., & Soy, 111 141 ss. 4d. tit_ 54. 6d. I edian Cornaper 6311 b., 40. 3d. to 4s. 9d. SAFFRON WALDBN, Dec. 18.-Our Wheat market was from 2a. to 3s. per quarter dearer. In the Barley trade don d Ray of the morphostd one not worth more than 30s. ewes et mew inini n Freas ot proemial cm be nano! of aro. H. ing, under escort, to .oneham's Town, and Colonel te. Now I - 1. eh., 71 York, Nem, & Beranek, 321 PIMOKARD, Reddest Boorteory, N 0.99. Oreat Small street, Bloom o • .. .. . v , THE DIRTINF.SS OF DEPTFORD has long been noto- Hull and gelby Balsa, 961 Do. (Orig. New & Her.), "91 1 Lentils, 4s. 4d. to 4s 6d. Flour, best second', English, 41s. eon. Leasen. oomerset was In purstns cu ram., wnose surrenaer or rapes, and now that influenza Itu been so fatal and cholera , DQ oa lvi at e l e ,,,_,,,, , Do. Ex. No. 2 (New. and Bs.), to 43e. Linseed Cake, French, 101.10 s. to 11/. there was a full advance of Is. per quarter. Oats are 'took chingear, ri tean upal n z t i be,..in ! iu to much regent, are somewhat v ir °NOON ASSURANCE CORPORATION, esta capture Wen expected. The early conclusion of hosti et expected, a few of the medical men of the locality have e e ' ra et e nt a 'a t i e se an n e et aa e a n° " s Ile 1 GUILDFORD, Dec. 18.-Our sepply of Wheat continua _LI bleated by Roma Charier. In 0,, mem of King Geones the etre. lities waa to be desired, as the weather upon the fron- paztially eticceedea in attracting the attention of the towia. o ote .. i o y or e. elfth a , 74 I Do. 0. N. E. Pun, 81 1 good for this season of the year. There was • brisk demand, WARMINSTER, Dec. 18.-The Wheat for sale was gene- York aad N. Midland, 74 2 A.D. 17 - 20. 7, Royal Exchange. Combat and 10. Reims street. tier had broken, and all the rivers were so swollen as folk to the ne comity of sanitary reform. One mode adopted Do. Thirds, Reg 6 d The °overages sad 'Orators of this Corpormiim sire eons that all .• Do. E. &W. ft. Ex., 294 74 millers being ready buyers, at an advance, in most instanees, rally damp, but dry samples aid at an advance of Is. per Life tanurance Padre on their orties of IMO, opened with themoirior to render their passage very dangerous. Tbe troops' for drawing notice to the question hu been the exhihitien on Ito. W. R. Dn., Yj y, d Boulogne and Amieno, 141 1 of 10s. per load. A. clearance was made. Barley inquered sack over last week's prices ; for all othert, no advance cam l ' ithv bd of jams" °sat ' will initiv t " Is dis sin'idistls°° = had succeeded in capturing several large herds of Ma to Se made at tbe end of tec year I ' , either by a bonus to be - the walls of the fellowlng joke on a serious subject :" At Lt e netelnetton. and Ire Helena Central of Frenee (Orleans ann for, and rather dearer. Wheat, 495. to 6.51. Barley, nes. to the annual eaters g , , i.e.& au Bradford, 91 1 meetin of the Fever Club 1847 °' ' I Vierson), 151 34a. Oate, 21e. to 27. Beaus, 425. to 4St. Peas, 400 be quoted. Of Barley the Itest fetched 365. per qr. ; but the Me. P Ber• a Parma ie mob. ev 14 ^deal". of Premium foe the 010 . cattle. There had been one or two trifling affairs Est Indian, f to 434. renal prices given were 34e. to 355. per quarter, some making from 30s. to 325. Oats were dull of sale ; mediae Ire nape or for the whole term of life. tho grand prize for filthy streets and sanitary neglect Lee& & Thirst Pref., 6 per Ct., 11 1 Namur and Liege, 51 Tbe pace hot We wader Um 'Mora DOI aminforrnel that the annual with theenemy, bat the loss on either side waa small. wall preeented to the succersful candidates, the paro inoden aed obeireali, ei IN. of Frame, ll} litoOkroN, Dec. IS-Full 3s. per qr. more money was grinding the prices of last week were asked, but, to do bonne's, a watd=wt of massionow will bo, on the 14 of January next foie le. 411. claire officers of St. Nicholas and St. Paul's, Dept- ton.. Brighten. &Sr Co 41 1 40 1 I Parr- &14 one, 31 &eked for both beat white and red samples of Wheat ; dry trifling decline had to be submitted to. In Beans not much per cent.. ha rahlitern to the peromme roamers. made on the Ist of Jamary, 1• 1 44 equivalent to a hoot. of three. per mot. per annum on ford ; Malignant Typhus, Esq., in the chair.-The CI air- N. pettish Qrs., as 1 Rouen and Ilarre, 101 Flour was also dearer. Hoary malting Barley made 33.. to doing ;_pricee aaked about what purchasers were willing to all yolk". let five year in meteor, DR. HAMPDEN AND THE SEE OF man, on pre.enting the prizes, expressed his admiration 14- 951195&19aw-1 & I I 1 Sambre and Mese, 61 1 3Ge. per qr. ; moderate, 335. • good grinding, 31s. to 3a. ; give. Very little doing in either maple or grey Peas, though Proo woo.. aad MI Infonnallou may bo hod by a written or remind HEREFORD. of the misconduct of the recipients, who, he declared, LIVERPOOL SALHO Decreer& 18. beat new Malt, 60s. ; old, 6 4 2 • finest Oats, 28e. to 30e. ; 2. , welt:Moo. JOHN LAURENCE. See Link., Lone. & Cheek. Ja. 61 1 4 8. E. & Darer New, No. 1, 11 d offered at a reduction of Is. .per qr. ; for white Peas a - The Dean of Hereford has presented a memorial to had reached the acme of parochial unclautlinen, and wore good black, Ms. ; middling, 245. ; Beans, Peas, and Rye VIT T. COPELAND begs to inform the nobility, ,-, h b H m tp • m- • better demand, at last week'. pewee. the uneen t roug er ajeaty a rime . mister, therefore entitled to the best thanks of hi lf dll h Esniev° aninnesi 156 D° ' C°°nn. Third ' , 6 11 ' nominally the same as last week. nem an a Of er L in. s, y ce k, 0, 3 3, ja. R. n e., Do. No. 1,2 l d V V • metro ao4 ?MIS, that hav r =oold hla pment wanahouss to r o t rue who mule. kamediete v the extesive STOCK a from which we select the following extracts : disesses.-Idessn. Snarletina, Intermittent Fever, Coneump- eifthat. 1 d York, Newc., aad Bee. (N. and B. MANCH urea, Dee. 18.-With a moderate oonsumptive WINCRSITER, Dec. 18.-Good samples of Wheat, dry pose er-tiN, EARTHEN WA E. and GLASS is on SALL ae_ very Bon, Influenza, Small Pox, and a number of other epidemics low. &R. Wert., 130 Eaten., No, 2), 11 p tele during the week, the prices of our last for Wheat and and fit for grinding, very scarce, and 10s. per load higher than lest week. Best white fetched 141. 10s. ; tine red, 141.; TO THE QUERN'S MOST EXCELLENT MAJESTY. Chester & Holyhead (Pref. guar. mewed rivovo, preriono to tata removal to new wareinoues la BoM and dimwits, also warmly eulogised the recipients of the Do. Ora, 111 p Flour have been fully supported ; other utides have not strest.-37. Llneoloadmlkida. and 3, Portmalonast. Nor. l7. May it please your Majeety,-We your Mojesty's meet prizes and bore atreng testimony to their merits.-The Ths• Nen , 41 51 per fent., f d and inferior, lal. per Iced. Beat white Flour. 425. per bag ; varied in value. The same obeervations apply to the Liver. frHE complete success of LEA and PEItHINSr dutiful and loyal subject, Jobin Merewether, Doctor in Chaim ' an then read • letter from Asiatic Cholera Esa., in Do. M. &B. we. A, 431 p N. et ffunishire I 1 d .. second. 30s. • inferior, 37v. BarleLin shorter supply than Divinity Dean of the Cathedral Church of Hereford moat ' - Midland Halves, 2} 1 d 0b, 3 ,.., 0,, 0t... .lof., pm.. pool and Waketield markets. To-day, without any activity , . l e _ b ; me anaiii.g made .., _ et, WORCE. f EROTII RE SAUCE, in Swarths the most arm - ' ' whine that gentleman expressed his sorrow sit not being 00..... Im o . , O 4 o 8 per Cent.;2l p of demand, we have a steady sale for Wheat and Flour at alma ' ' °°. I 0131 . till 34e. per qr.; goad abbe forma to envie. with every kind of roma meet, to stems, chops. humbly lav before your Ma j est y the " ' urine ' s of ""T del P est able to be resent at the meeting, having heen delayed fall prices. end in iooto cores a small advance ti o b to t oa bl e. grindirg, 30s. to 32a. Oata,though not in abundant suppty, tram 6-h. and ramp, together with Ito high set. bod acknooledged ar d most heartfelt attachment to your Majesty's sacred per- , - t . . - . . . . SANCHO:MTH SALIM Deeseelth DT. stomaebre properties, and tho very general dentand that hoe arisen 303 an d goveniment . Anger tnan e expecteu on nts journey, out pmmoing to with difficulty made the eters of last w Then was a very dull and languid market, with slightly 'nether articles but little is passing, and prices are uuchanged. P eek. Beane, rem, for it in ince:ream to every other kind of mace. amino inittoed partlea ay his respects to the successful gentlemen immediately on reee d, eo . er t en , The current priers ; Wheat, per bushel of 701bie, and Rye as last week. to Les (io and Dublin to manufacture sad wil SPU itlotAr IMITA. We thank your Majesty for having graciously granted to Eis arrival. The' announcement was received with loud oi -- ; --- ",_ t oo. s- &ob . . j o. ei 1 o m oo pa,, &t j Pref English white Pe 6d to ge • red Bs.to Ils 6d. Irish white, Wthator Dee. 18.-We have a good supply of grain of ?lONS. roam of ishkh will bear commis. with the genuine, ISt Clll, us your royal license to eleCt a bebop of our church, in the eh A de utati f ndertakers who w ' • • a---- -a --- - - n ' -• ' a -• -----n a- a-555UL n ' ' • • ' ' ' ' ' ' 'da ' Th • • Seppontoont to dime who are not aware of tbe accepter, L. and l 'i place of the Rigbt Rey. Father in God Thomas, late bishop " rv- p on ou h ere in waituot Eastern Countka, 131 3-16 d Be. to 131. 6d. ; red, 70.6 d. to Ba. Barley, per bu.hel of 6011 n., all kinds at to. y a market. e condition of the Wheat is tttevel"xl°lli ".55151'5.5 Ivlmiisvers '55 oil °s`s4°°s 1° sak °` thereof, and for e requirieg and commanding us by the tlllll presented an address to t • fortunate parochial hog. IDA. & Mon., tt d 176 iSheff• & lineele.). 5 d grinding, 32. 6d. to 41. Oen, per bushel of 46114., English, much affected by tho weather, and the trade is in come tor 1 tionariee, thanking them for their exertious on behalt of their Do. Thoda, I d Nem 84 Ber. New, 11 p S imtch, and tine Irish, 3s. 41 to 3s. 6d. ; Irish kiln-dried quence doll at last week's prices for all but the &int samples. LEA AND PIRRINS WORCESTERSHIRE execs. faith and allegiance by which we stand bound to our Ma - r ite - -- e t trade and bettering a continuance thereof. The proceedings th " l- lk 91 ' 61516 2 la & N. Western, 41 d sand to we that , thee Wse/Ide t 14,00 tho label and patont cap of the jetty , that we elect such a person as may be devot to God. ' • toe ~ - - Lan. k Vortoriat .R.U.), 1 15-18 d S. E. & Dover, No. 4, 2 1.16 d • rr f 0041bs En lisb Oats and Beans dull and each Is r r lower Wheat runs, 31. ld. to 32. 3d. Beans, pe q. o .. g , . , , •Peel • • t twee or Meat and our kin dom " then terminsm. N. Steffordstdre, 1 d Wharfdale, 2‘ d small, 435. to 4.5 e. ; Tick, 41s. to ta. Pew, per fine new white, 621b0 to 63,ba., imp., 66a. per gr. of 38 at.; Bold is tbo propel 48, Bradstreet, w.....,0 e . r. e .0.,.. t . and awful and faithful to ye I y y . s .. FOREST AND COMMON RIGHTS.-A correspotident 8 imperial bushel., white, boilers, 44e. to 465. Flour, per • Rood rans, albs. to 621 m., 535. - fine new red, 621 be. to tialbs., Oxfogdotron, London ; and Sona Crews fliad illackeell, anti And we further acknowledge your Majesty a gracious in- BIRMINGHAM BALeN, Demme 18. elbs others sed welsolo. London : sad ey Ils mon oniestable teetion tewards us in " naming and recommending unto of the Chelmsford Chronicle states that the pariehioners of This market wu flit, and prioes had a decided tendency ' bs 6 • sack of 2801 M., English and Irish, fine, 395. to 40s. ; super- 535. ; good runs, Glihe. to 621 ~ 22. , fine old red, 621 tn. Mien io mires univergally. riOaIPOoITE CANDLES, 81d. per lb. • WRI your fdajesty'a Reader in Theology in your University of , the enclosure of commons and the btoppage of path. in that Munro *Mr (A) 31 4 hbourhood. Hi ' 'cs of the - -•-fi 11 ' ' 5. lire II . matter Is as I ees .-^ IN. Staffordshire, 10a. lls. 3d. d 240115., English and Irish, 295. to 30s. good new feet, 101 d. to Ild. Beans, new, 38e. to 40s. V amine le. ; Gomm wes, la 2d. ; ithe wax, Is. fd. ; tscloparent Oxford, to be by 411 " elected and chosen unto the said nenf . EDINBURGH BALES, Duman 17. ?if Aeosoaotoor, Dec. 18.-Very little fine Wheat offered ; WORCESTRR, Dec. 18. -We bad only • limited Itlpply gay in Ild. ; wantha wax, b. ld.: boot seem motile& Is. 9d. ; nom biglepric." " The parish kas from time immemorial enjoyed the rights of Eoin li eistiorn, go IN. British Gra, 41. UAL 86 . 06 prices were, therefore, from 2a. to 3s. per qr. higher, inferior of Wheat at market to.day, and all qualities realieed en mediae oil ; waxed trick moolria7d. ; Hales' oompretto.lod.: Pone 1. of three commons forest right and manila • the Dn. New 11. les. Do. New Qrs., 10a. 9d. 6d. selling at an adoince of Is. to 2s. Barley also made Is. per advance of Is. to 2s. per qr. Barley was also le. per qr. Md. Yellow monp, 48a., Ma. and OS per 1121/c ; mottled step tioo The memorial then pleads the Oxford censure upon r utursB " , , , . , atter are open all the yea:, the forest ten months, and two De. Newport, 6 4 Do. Thirds IL 175. Hs ged Ma. Ve Moor se4 palm sosp, lA. 44 per meg; brown Windsor, the vrritings of Dr. Hampden, and urging that to the qr. more money, best malting sealing at 335. to 355. • grind- dearer. Oats very marce, but not much inquired for. le. ed. ; almond. ha. Sit &ler oil, M. 3d. per gallon : sal. S.; wee- re „ of the commons this year and one next. Some time eine° YORK SALES, Derennrk IS. lug 30s. to 325. New Malt, per sack, 7s. 6d. ; old, 82 ' . Boons Beans dull, but lower prices were not submitted to. Rather tabk, or arm& is. ea. : sea merm ea. ie. Bea efollO3 araao Se. 1141 . o mCe 0, a uishop, essentially adheres the duty of persons who had purchased property there set on foot a Greet Northern:Cala ~ , v., I Tack ' New ' 6 ' Bet-El-• N& ' lll6t4 264 ' 28a P ait lad k o t di • - • f P .to . eas an ye u wee . ats no mu in more inquiry or eas. per lb. for mit, at DAV thltal old eotablished warehmers, 83, 54. lean judging of the doctrine of the clergy committed to hia project for enclosing the commons, aee the gentleman l etr a t a t e n d ba l t d 4 fo nd I l e !nal' e- I New tier .). 1114 deetano, opposite ailanghterne °offs-house. 1 Do. G.N.E. Par., si 61.165. 3d. demand ; prices nominal. Yeovil., Dec. 17.-This being a small market-day, the charge, for which high duty the University of Oxford who obtained signatures to a requisition to the Coltma n. J. DENT, by distinct appointmenta Watch has decreed, that Dr. Hampden is. in its judgment ' l " wr " of liv°34° and Forests stated that the portion „,_ „ e __,___ _ _ ot e tttoow SALEM Dom:mirk 18. RCA - CASTLE-ON-TYNE, Dec. 18.-The weather since this amount of business traneacted was comparatively small. ond Cloth:maker to the Queen, 11.R.H. Them Albert, sad 0 e o 'of one-third should be set apart for the poor for ever, to '°' Pang Barr & Her _. _ ane ...sewn, ea ee. I Ye o o 22 1 day mennight hu been much of the same character as hot Wheat, 6e. 6d. to 7s. per bushel. Barley, 30s. per qr. Oats, Bei. mo Emperor of &Ma. Moine greatly hammed Ida Sock of lannt. eentinues thee :-- which the rate-mmen agreed. The requteition was for- n British Gra. New, 10a. 612 week, a ereat quentity of run having fallen, accompanied 22e. to Ms. Beans, ns. tip 28s. WATCHES and CLOCKS to meet the purduaes made at UM mason ef For all these reasons, and not least toreene, in common anted to tbe ppe quarter, awl tbe act was put in foroe • m m ann. • with a high wind. The trade during the present week has Yoe' Dee. 18.-We have a good supply of grain at this ae 0 1ei1e . .,0r 0 e= 671 =7 11 .,,,., 11 . 51 _,,_& 1 " .19 :, , ,i,. °511 3 t t w lrP,', s& ,J s 4:,gird as we believe with almost every conziderate churchman, we b r ut when the co ro mmissionere came to the vestry it was the ' rilaDue,ro-AINCINO-LANE, Half -pose Two.- been characterised by much firmness, the arrivals of Wheat d a y , . ther o ' et. Wheat has met a steady sale at the full la four holm. Bwe sch : sentrennetia - dillai - , eniiinet dial.s . . 10 go : youths' . are desirous and anxious that the prerogative of the crown e r a n The public roles advertised for to-morrow comae of 150 hhde. and Flour, thouith large, having been met by a correspond. prices of last week. Barley about Is. per qr. dearer. Oak silver eatdren. 4 es. : gobormUal sad morale-1y going diver lever • dth had nod h d - ' bee te ey prom too muc ;an at a su quent W I di 3 009 b lif • • 4 est n a, , ags :iambus, ,000 bags Siam, and ing demand, and the turn has been infavourof the seller, but, hos. jewelled In four holm. 6 0..-E. J. DENT. 82. Strand : 33. in nominating tO bishoprics should be for ever established on meeting of the owners it was decided to give only one- same as last week. Wheat, white 675. to 604. ; red, 545. its own firm foundation,- the confidence of the church in • 700 baskets Penauf hi Suger ; i offee, 1,600 bags Ceylon ; Sett- as regards other articles, little change has occurred. Oata, e.t.a.,. octet • aal 34. Royal Exchange teirele Tower:vas , . eig or e poor. n a eputation win on • t a r* , hth fdi 0 this d ' led Lord to 57e. ; Berl, malting, 325. to ' 34. • din! 29a. to CIHARITIES to the AGED BLIND, distributed the wisdom, the jumice, the purity, the coasiderate and Morpeth, but nothing could be effected in the matter, A 3, t ' o ' ". .. o ' ' v • tre GOO burs • 'ite 2 500 bam • Pimento 150 bage - however re eciall Russian have met some attention and . .P Y i i 31s. ; Brans, 4a. to 48e. ; Rye, 36e. to .;M t, 624. to conscientious moderation with which it is exercised ;- a b ort 0t, 0 ,, t o t . , here has not beep any dispositie n to purchase by private some quantity . has been taken to hold over, and we have no k.e by the Palate. Company, _London : the 01114 of Jobe Stock, however, notice wee given that the path- 61s. per imperial qr. ; Oats, 11 id. to 12d. per stone of lelhs ; T.m.. late of Haropotead, painter :Wm We :stmt. late of Peckham. We Most humbly pray your Majesty to name and recommend ways over the commons would, after the 4th of March contract to.day, The public produce market will close on sellers excepttug at enhanced ratec At our market this Flour, 395. to 435. per seek of 2801bs. ',Moo; Mot Mary °minicar, and stem -Notice is Hereby Given, thra some other person whom your Majesty shall think meet to be next, be sto ped d th labou ld h p ,an as e poor rer wou ave ta . . ' Thursday and reespen on Tuesday, 4th January.-Tes con. morning we bed a large supply of Wheat from the Coax, Dm 17.-The weather continues weO wild, and *Coen:l" was bell at Painters' Hall, an the eth Inst., when the follow. elected by ue for our bishop or that your Ma} will gra- tutees in good demand, and rod common Convict at 84., growers, and from the coast the receipts are upon ing Petitioners wore ELECTED PENOION CRS. st LIO pire annum, for . . . ' ~ walk some miles further to his work, this aroused fresh op- eet . e life. To Mr. Stocks Charity-M., &nth Farield, Little Oakley, ClOUsly relieve ua from toe amenity of p to ano cition. A meeting was called at the vestry-room, on "'' now me scaree.-In ot er arttcles no alteratton. a much more liberal scale than of late but the greater part ai nehnn g nahle • Althou g h o ur a niarketenlonaeltrill moaner, with an upward te we ha Ibex ; Ann Besmears,. tit. Peterna litreolnabam • Edward Culver. election till you elan have been pleased to su tr. Rena Vhursday, the 9th inst., when the bl - haying been uP a nd Dad dull s *" was kh . MM. " mail little im rovement in the home Fromo, /Shroud. Somme ; Ann Foley. ilartland. Devon : Dinkson Hamptean pabgelseel elidleinsw • ahem numerous that they were - citaive timadr a : a t ° inn, the numbera the co . s g s was a° COALS. - Hot Apgar.- noe.-sitte flßMlllititer ths offering, ttplon the whole was tee • free ' -thrathed par- . P . nnti7 Ann Bare. Amulet. Torkeare ; Jame fituton. Ilidderrearetse : • . arrivals of foreign grain are trifling. Tbe supplies of that of said by the Convocation of the University o Oxford) to tbe ' d'e atilt:eel at last week's auotations : Hasting's Hartley, 18e. 6d. ; West Hartley, eels, although in wreathed con i ion, y William Holt, Bolton. loomhire ; Jane Key. Gragracir, Padmorr, being from 2DO to 300. The chair was lled by T. Bedwell, home growth are moderate, the receipts for tbe amounting Cornwall ; Kane, Mary, Kirkbeston, Vorkohire : Jane Maoon, judgment either of the two Rouen of Convocation of clergy HO/. and a/ter the meeting was addressed by Mr. Houghton if*. 6d. ; Walls End Howell, 225. ; Walls Rad Lambtan, mato whilst the little south country on sale was in request to : Wheet, 2,907 barrels at 17s. to 27e. per barrel. Barley Flneessopmail. Barks ; Ana Ridley. NewarkenTnant, Notts ; of the province of Canterbury, which is now sitting, or of en 4 - m. Clarke, Beg th 1 tte d 1 t • I ~ e ll T propose a reso u ion, to tke n , ~,, o , , ~, , , n 21e. 9d.; Walls End Stewart's, Dee ad. ; Walls End Tees, at rather over our preview' currency. For Flour we ex- 1,114, at 9s. to 15s. Oats, 5,693, at 9s. to 112. I.oa . rotber Somortb, St Lconarde, Shorethtch ; and Me aa Supernume- the Provincial Council ef Bishops of the same province, as. effect that a etatement of the facts should be laid before " n r ° "• -n `"P s a ` ''''', ""' perienced a steady inquiry ; choice households commanding - rads, Pensieners for one rear ooly-vit. Roxor Vernon, Hot:Arose, With a moderate SYS 1 and ood d d the trade • Note; and Aun Waller, Puri:boom, Berko. To Igo Shear. Charity, assisted by such divines as your Majesty or the said Pro- ~,,,,,,,,,,l, &a d ar , opinion tii k ei , s ", : , th e probable ceanee from 40e. to 41s. ; other sorts selling in proportion with a thee .. e _ e ___ eot .e la( .g ° l l a n . _ iin . pe0,... tor iife, at Do per annum :-Hannalt Baker. wldow. vincial Council shall be pleased to call, or of some other corn. there was of success in going to parliament with a petition. CORN.-MARK-LANE.-The supply of Wheat at fair sate. Rre without change. Malting Berle y ' firm, as b y aga e 'i . `"7 3,o "" me " '''''lc, ,, 0 _an aavance ot is. to Is. tot. per IMO Pwitrford, Stafford ; Catberim Greenaway. Wido.4, North Brad- f prepared Wheat have changed , ford. Wes; and Mary Werrol, widow, Fillealts Warwick. potent tribunal which your Majesty shall be graciously other resolutions were paned, and a committee was ap- market this morning from Ergot was small ; that from Kent are also grinding descriptions. Malt tending downwards, hands, at about 2Sa. per barrel. Stocks of this article, Moak forms. contahntog a receipt. nem b, A m ., p .. 4. t o pleased to appoint. In order whereunto we have appeinted pointed to conduct the future proceedings." was much larger than of late. The condition of the samples, and ordinary parcels most difficult to quit. Beans and Peas whether in millers or merchants' hands, were seldom smaller Jamas nest to the Monter. of the romotlve pariah, and which, On Mr the day of election the 28th day of December instant, n , 4RE WAGES OF STOCKINGMAKERS Rs they are, and ato oog e thm ewhat improved, waa s t i ll i n man y cab ,. ver y nominally as last quoted. Having a large supply of at this period of the year. Barley remains without *A M 996.&466 " ths 11611 . 6 ' t 56 6 / 1 ,! 0 so& 5611 " 6 ' 9 ' 66 ' 1 f " PM" being the eleventh day from the receipt of your MOility's defective. For fine selected parcels, particularly of white Oats from the growers, • fair clearance wu effected mum wet entitle the bearer to receive pension. All traced. on the as they need to be, are thus stated by a correspondent rf the ch e in value. Oats also continue much in ~or ern re Ocala with according to hew; Communicatioas by letter full a int magi &dire, and the last which we can law y ppo . Leiceeter paper or Friday ;-" Some boners kave said that t laet week's rims The following are the present prices: an g Wheat, an advance of fully Is. per qr. was readily a o _. . p _:. .. . , the sune position as when we last wrote. In mot he , roteld-By order of tbe Court. And we are the more emboldened to lay this our humble obtained, but upon'eall other . qualities it was made wheat, itritish, Northumberland, eta, whtte. ago to Paint. • IWI nee. 13.1847. P. N. TOMLINS. Clerk. they would not join in any plan for ameliorating the con supplication at the feet of your Majesty by your known d e. . • th difficulty, end some pongee of the Kentish 625. ; red, 545. to 58s. • new white 58e. to 62a. ; red, 15 P are re d Oats we have but little d ' P • • oing. nces in COll - ILDREN'S HA I IL-R OWL A N D'S cordial attachment to our holy and apoetolm church, and .. . , MACASMAR OIL amelsbes the HAIR in ita getbloo state, aon. by your faithful and uniform obtervance of the oath made mon of the stocking-makers, unless it included the doing wi way wim frame remit, as they considered taking frame r a enm detrimental to the hosier, and also very injurious to supply remained over unsold at a late hour. 524 . to foge. ; Norfolk ane ounce., me, wane, • For choice sampbs of foreign Wheat more money: had , 1 e _ o . s e _ se _ es _ o p e sequence are almost nomieal. We do not alter the quotations to 645. red, Me. to 60s. ; new, white, 58a. to in our last. Notwithstanding the near approach of Christ & mu the trade in prime alone is exceedingly dull, and tea kntertn m ut ° , sa• Se nn &la mann ll3 . 6.1 °mann . In° Pmawnen by your Majesty at your coronation,- " That you will main• h k I Wok ' de • - - os to be paid, but also secondery and inferior qualities could be 645. ; red, 64e. to 595. ; Lincolnebire, „ old, white, 5 . et nea t / visisu. nisi v°4°°° ' sodi " nrn ' in red° " diner to the late" ta - n and reserve to the utmost of our power the doctrine t e wor men. t 1 , sir, is question might be 'officio had t last k's rates and the buon • es+ transacted was hy to 62a.; red, 565. to 60s. ; new, white, 565. to 621. ; chases confined to the supply of immediate wants. The period human life. Oenlal and wifyins, It dispels all name and ins- . 1 , , P - a , by the holden, without the pain and trouble of applying to a wee • .. ••• -. • coarser descriptions, however, continue in good demand. mit and readers Us awe of the One comb . Beware of dlacipline, and government thereof. parliament particululy as the majority appear to be against n° mauls extensive: e"esuly nue muting Barley -edsa to 68s. Rye, Norfolk and Suffolk, 32e. realised r o • Indian Corn commands attention, and is in demand for the BPURIOUS IMITATIONS I il-The genuine article the words And even if it could be imagined that these lanemen- o • ' . her more mosey in the early part of the day ; but the t 36s B 1 N I lit dt3ff lk 293 t 323 0 . ar ey, or o an LI 0 , . 0 . "ROWLANDS MACASSAR OIL" on the wrapper. Price 3a. 6d., . interfering with any such question. I will show the change risi interior at an advance of ss. rto At this • pe n. improvement Cheyalier 32.. to 344.• Northumberland and Stench, 26e. ' e... & a u, t ott i o ,,, to f oor ..„a ), IN. 64,4 o go ,bt o t . ~. boned coosiderations apply not to our ease, we ahould never- that hu taken place in the pennon ot the stocking.makers, trade afterwards flagged, aud last Ilonday's quotations could , , s , ~ - , sales to some extent have taken place. Indian Com Meal iis pa , hottle. Rold Us proprietors, at 20, Hattoanardeo, Londou, thetas confidently rely on your Majesty's experienced regard relative to their wages, since 1815 ; I was then a journer not be exceeded at the close of the market. Oats sold slowly to 295.; Chevalier, 2.8 e. to 31s. ; grinffing and distilling, 255. to does not participate in the improvement. We quote the sa4 by Mi enemies aa perfumers. for that dearest and meet sacred right of every class and de- Malt 56s to 58s •Ch n 58a to 60. Oats, at about previous prices. White boiling Peas maintaimel 216 .• , . ~ eve ler, . - man, and worked in an 18-gauge narrow frame. I mat e article a slow sale, at prices varying little from those of last EHNCH'S ALMANACK for 1848, forming a scrimion of your subjects, the right of libeety of conscience, jacket sleeves, at 3e. ,per dos • if they had a ribbed top they their value ; but other sorts were procurable on airier terms. Northumberland and Scotch, potato, old, 24*. to 28s. ; week. All other descriptions of meal meet little Intl • . dithet number of the wort. profurrely Ulnotratod by lon, and on your having at the head of year Menem 's councils a • • were 3., 6d. A ready hand would make ten dozen per week, Beans were • dull sale, at a reduction of lie per qr. new, 24e. to 2fis. ; common and Anguo old, 22e. to o Ind RirilAeD DIMS, published on the 73ed instant Price noble lord, the proudest boast of whose illustrious home, as BRITISH. mom. per co.. lise new, 20s. to 245. Peas, white, boilers, 40s. to Batrasr, Dec. 17.-We have had a moderate supply of all et ; stamped 4.5. well as of his own public life, it hitherto has been to assert which amounted to 1.4 10e. The sho h es dune h p c arg f ig t d e Marereltesea and Kent, red 50 ta 34 to 56- white-. 48 to 56 to 58 465. Beans, old, 465. to 50e. ; new, 365. to 40e. Flour, kinds of grain at our minket during the week ; and farmers' ' AM now ready, price en. ed. roan. gilt edge , winter months were as f 11 F o ow:- rame rent, 91 ; mate scan - 'Norfolk and Suftlk. 48 t 0.32 t 0,54... do 52 to_s4 to 34 per sack, fine, Stockton and Northumberland, 42e, Wheat has declined about 3d. per cwt., and in fair request at PUNCH/I eotarET.ROOK for 16411. contoining. In addition to all the that right for all men ageing all opponents-a riaht which ing, 3d. ,• taking in the work, Od. ; winding, 6d. ; candles, Talavera tease: or remote 36 to 60 to 435. ; Norfolk, white, 40s. to 42a. ; hounholds, 38e. this abatement; parcels ex-ship or store, aze ratker more requisite BUSINESS IN FORMATION, containing numerow.Cosolo would in our persons be trampled to the very dust if, in spite sd. ; coals for the shop, 24 • soap and oil, 2d. • nee4 len, 21d.; C.f°9 • IS um, "I I iii - i° - t° -t e nhlte ••••• - 16 - t° - tO 40s • seconds, 37e. to 40s. ; household', 345. to 37s • saleable, and some good kiln-dried Wheat sold to.day, at Articles. In prose and rem ; with a coloured fronedaplooe and sin steel of all our just and reasonable reelamations, we be ecerced ie . at ~ stemma by Jon, Wes, 40414.11er 11412 4WD weruts by EICLIAUD ma g, 2s. 6d. I 4 . 110 N • ' 15s 0 d ; tote ,s. . et earnings, 1 . .1 . Northeenb. and nomad°. -to -... d 0...... -to- to - ' ' Oineta. under the threatened penalties of prremsmir to elect for our At this time there arc hundreds of dozens of me ' h n s wroug t o Irish do -to .do to -to - thirds, 30s. te 345. ; households, 265. to 30s. Wheat, foreign, 111. 24. 6d. per ton, cash. Flour without change. Barley Loodon : Pubilthed at the Punch Ofllos. 86, Fketratreet. bishop a person whom we cannot conscientiously believe so hose made in the town and county at 3s, per dozen d aru •••• so fn 32 Dantzic and Konigsberg, white, 58s. to 622. • red, 50s. to supports former quotetions. Oats sell at former rates ; but 4 long as the aforesaid judgment stands against him to be a° Bazaar, Feeding -to -distilling 25 to 27 to 29 545. Silesian, white, 56e. to 624. ,• red, ' 541. to 67.. Oatmeal must again be quoted 3d. per cwt. lower. Indian Prison_ tow. 4111 Jetts darned free Per Pesti °nun n'eT Is t I x ' st ' r ''' o *-- l ted" th h 1 ff ' under ;an aged men will meke about ten dozen of these hose, m e l t i oe 3O to U...Chevalier3l to id fleedt Mecklenburg and Pomeranian, white 58a. to 62a, ; Com is muck more saleable, and prices are 2s. fid. to 52. per Publhhed by Du Barry aod Co. 156. Regentortrest ; ono to be ob. meet to to eec to at mon oy o tee. at 3e. Der dozen, per month, which amounts to 11. 10s.: his Irish - red, 565. to 595. Hamburg, Marks and Antodt, white, ton dearer ; Meal is alto more saleable. Prime of =- Woe& Moo through all booklellera In town bud country, the etird In conclusion we would add our fervent prayer, &c. &e. i t t t edition 11,501 copleol of (L.S.) fII •-f 4 • fra d' Bop c aeges ale 11l oOw . rine rent, 3. , Duman ing, BUCK WSZAT - t° -66 e. to 60s. ; red, 545. to 58c Kiel and Holstein, white, goes in parcels in store per ton ; Wheat, Irish, red, new 'PRE NATURAL REGENERATOR of the Is. ; taking in the work, le. ; winding, 25. ; candles, Is. 6d. ; MALT 56 to 58 toe, pale 36 to 63 33 to 4 0 &ie. tO 68, ; red, 52a. to 56e. Petersburg and Arch- 101. 15s. to 111.55. ; white, 111. to 11/. 10a. Oats, Irish, 61. se. R. DIGESTIVE ORGANS ithe smooch and intestine'', vithoat OXISORD, Dac. 17.-The ConewationProtest in favour of coals, Bd, ; needles, 9d. ; seaming, 2a. Ild. ; total, 13s. 10d. Poen gre a r eoe 13 to 38s 04 .maple . to - angel, nd, 40e. to 464. Odessa, red, 465. tit Mte. Polish, red, te 61. 151. Barley, 61.105. toil. Ciatmeal,l2.l. 10e. to 134 10e. k =a ll4. pmetivor, or medicine. of any kind, by a shook, natural, Dr Hampden has t rectived already upwards of 250 signa. Net earnings, 16. 2d. A young man would make shout White .ma infallible mann. A twelve dozen er month of the aame how which would tures, including the names of Monate Portman, R - I V - oa- P . .. . " Beam, Malaga. 32 to 34. Akk 34 t0.36...01d 41 to 43 to 345.; Pomeranian and Holstein, 265. to 30e. Oats, Pome- 81. 15s. to 91. frs. ; ditto, per barrel, IGL to I7s. ; Indian N.B. A monthly port with tesoirn onions of the When reopectabillty, met pee free on regiot of one letter memo - Harrow 34 to 38 esnall 34 to gonid 411 to 47 r00. ( 3 . seed, 20s. to 22e. ; Holatein and Danish, 18e. to Corn, white, 81. 10s. to 91. ; Meal, 9/. to. to W. 15s. ; s DR. CULV ER w IMES :aUI PE TO HEALTH AND LON 0 Mello Magdalen Hall, Preferment Wilaon, Daubeny, Michell, Twiu, nog ; hie shop charges amount to 14s. M. Net earningo Taus, New Spring -to ...new winter -103 --old 5 - 8 Le 8 - 5 2 04. . Ar , 3 , ' henget and Riga, 18a. to 20s. Peso white, 36e. ditto, per barrel, 17e. to las. inn pswe wen volorose s mios lo ; elimeat en ersePd. le 64 .. Garhett, Towill ; 11. Hallam, Esq. - the Dean of Landaff; 11. le. 7d.-to pay house rent with, and find coals, soap, and nemetear, Wen W HAT TO EAT, DRINK, AND AVOID ;T. Duncan, Esq.; Dr. Tait of Regb ' y, Drs. Marsh and Mor. candles for the house, aud to feet and clothe himself, hia wife, Man" CAW, per thomand sty te s , t e xis o n to 445. Flour, per barrel of 196 lb., United States and DUBLIN, Nov. 17.-Our supplies of grain generally are Per ask et Nelba Cenada, duty paid, 275. to 30s. The arrivals this week are : very small, and 'Wheat commands an improvement on the wrtb Diet Tables for en Oornolainta. timer, the Honourable and Rev. Montagu Villiers, &c. An and family for four weeks." Flees, Talet-tlide, delivered 44 to 48 _vine Itowahoid 43 to 41 Wheat, coastwise, 2,300 r . ; foreign, 223 ; Rye, coastwite, week of Is. r pe barrel. Flour and Oatmeal are also each 6d. By R. J. Cl:testiest, eI.D. M.R.L.S., 1..A.0.. kr. adroit has also bete signed by neerly 400 clergy, and is to LEICESTER DISTRICT FLOUR MILL SOCIETT.'- On Norfolk and Suffolk .38 to 60. white 4O to 42 . 00lielie-Doer to Sam pert.eat !remelt slings. a good Northumberland, Lineoln, and Yorkshire to 495 ; Barley, matinee, 20 ; foreign, 960; Malt, cosawiw, per ewt e highter, and Barley and Oats are a ready inlaid pre alters • deseacni, ma • entailed mind. Hy ao i observance of be presented to Dr. Hampden. There is a rumour here that Monday a meeting of the shareholder% was held, for the Snow and Kent to _ ..... " 6 ,............... to _ 437 ; Oato, coastwise 609 ; foreign, 688 ; Peas, foreign, 75; vious preces. The inquiry for ledian Corn has somewhat Me Weft the Robie the aelvoleir debeate. the heads of houses are about to issue a declaration in favour filial adoption of the rules. On Tunday evening a publio FOREIGN. Beans, foreign, 67 ; Flour, 3,700 larks. abated, but holders are firm in their previous demands. Ma IS the mot deelarel 9569 6 "" & " th " ‘ &99494 of Dr. Hampden. It is contradicted that the Bishop of meeting was held, to explain to the public generally the WWI., Runge snd Konigsberg.- 34 to SS-Ans.. of Lewis! IrepplemS, Path In !Heath the full period of 58 to 60 NEWPORT Our. or WIGHT), Dee. 18.-The weather The following is the general currency : Wheat, red, Mair t ottad Exeter advanced any opinion of' Dr, Mampdem's unsound- objects of the society, and to promote its interests. It wee Pomermean, Rooth*, and Magee, - 64 to 56 being very boisterous to-day our market was but thinly ate 295. to 305.; white, per 28011 n., 295. to 335. Oats, Per To be had e n ithereeed. MI, Patereemecrow : Owego. 147. V= nen in 1836. There appears to be a mistake somewhere. stated that the sales of flour and potaton now amount to French and Brabant to - Meet ; Maim 3111.0engill; Nalem 457, WM Sand ;or Moot The following petition was presented to the Arch- 2001. per week. The association also numbers 2,500 mem- Mints& end liareburgh 3O to 3 1 tended. Wheat sold at an advance of 2s. per qr. over last 1961b5., Ile. 6d. to 13e. Barley, per 2241ba., 15s. to 17e. the sather.lo. Assrltmlecolteeentotreds Resist 42 to so...ggyeeme _t o _ week's price*. Best samples of malting Barley fetched from Oatmeal, per cwt., 13e. to 14s. 6d. Flour, secondo in .. bishop of Canterbury on Saturday last : bere ; and it was said that subscribers were having pure flour Dentatie and Odlasa _ _ _ __ TO THE MOST REV. FATHER IN 00D, WILLIAM, EV DIVINE at threepence per stone cheaper than they could otherwise Bpanish hard - Wheat, per load, 121. lithe to 131. 100 Barley, per qr., 275. 30s. Indian Corn, per 48011 m, Ofts. to 37.. LATEST INTELLIGENCE. PERMISSION, LORD ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY, PRI- buy ite Cloadlan•••••- ............. ••• -to - ••-anetentlan-• 83 55 59 to 33e. Oats, 225. to 265. Beans, 44e. to 465. MATE OF ALL ENGLAND AHD METROPOLITAN. CRUELTY OP Fzeza Nl:Man.-A fever nurse, named Kam ... -to - LIMERICK, Dee. 18.-The weather for the past week hes THIS DAY, Four o'Clock. ument in Glu• BAAL". Peening We, the Chancellor and clemy of the diocese of Carlisle, Dunne, was sentenced to sixty days' imprieo __ _ et _ 22 to 38. distilling to Nonwien, Dec. 18.-We bare to report only • fair offer been exceedingly wet and boisterous and totally unlit for 23 to 33...Loineze ,-to - of Wheat to•dey from the growers, with some from the mem seed sowing. The supplies of grain ' have been liberal, and having heard with deep conce rn and alarm th a t he r m a . goo', tor plundering apparel and turning out the children of i an e I ,T... ea ' Accounts from the Cape of Good Hope to the 30th . . . . stay s ministers ye recommen ha dal Dr. Hampden to the a family, where the father (a medical man) had died of ''' p eenenoeso , th e a era t oth a October, which were published in a second edition of 'bean and Chapter of Hereford, to be by them elected bishop fever, and the mother was absent, having been detained in Swedish and Dudek t° Prices were substantially the same as last week, although in Wheat was fair, and the attendauce of buyers numeroue, 20 to 24 this morning's Daily News, communicate the import- of that diocese, humbly approach your grace with tee Ireland by fever, while on • visit, before her husband took Feleselend and Dutch feed l9 to 33 many cases more was demanded ; but thiathe buyers mated, who quickly cleared all off, at an avenge advance of id. per M. Another nurse received a like punishment for an ant information that Sartdilli, the proscribed Gaika expression of our earnest hope and prayer that, with the i . , . , , . _ ...6 tiBk.. Ditto Blew 14 to 25 .feed _t o _ and these remained unsold. The condition ia very moderate, stone. Oats in good request, notwithstanding large supplies. -to - and has come to hand of late yam rough ; the late damp and prices firmly kept up. Barley in good demand, but tance of our race some ste s ma be taken by which offence '<melting mauler, it turning out in evidence that ° chief, and some eighty of his followers, had surren- a . " . 7 6 , P y , . °mall -to .oid. to mild weather much affeets the weight, and some wind frosts little offering. In Indian Corn and Meal there were the appointment or that gentleman to so htgh and Important e s 0 a th hitt t fever patient was stripped off immediately Elf7Pffan 95 10 96 •Tokear -to - would now be useful. Flour was in slack demand, at last some heavy transactions at the close of the week, and alien dered to the British forces in Kaffirland, on the sole the chu h • b d d 1 h d after decease, and sent unwashed to the pawn-shop. an office in re may e suspen e mai t e green s Pus, it rv aii. -to - week's rates, and but few sold f.o.b. Barley commanded a are now more inclined to act on the reserve, and hold. Very condition that their lives should be epeired. As this of the censure and disabilities under which he labours, by 35 to MS boilers 4O to 41 man was chief paramount in Kaffirland, and to his the decree of the University of Oxford, shall have been TA old -to - new -to --large ... ,-- to - Rood sale, at fully late rates. Oats, Scans, and little American Flour on tale, and that of inferior quality. evil influences are ascribed all the miaeries thoroughly investigeted. COMMERCIAL 4- MARKETS. 1"u" ' li ' itit "6 Rumt " Mediterranean and Odessa. . • 46 . t0 18 to 50 Pew were in good requarO at our -t043t0 52 Current :-Wheat, late priceal Prices Irish in brisk demand. We must quote prices of all brmd white, 621bs. per bushel, 545. to 582. per stuffs something higher, and sale very lively. Vessels very which tl• e colony has (offered, the Adrertier And Yon/ petitioners wall ever pray, Btc. Harem= '"- tO --..hempeeed 34 to 94 quarter ; red, 525. to 5.5 e. Barley, malting, 295. to 33a. ; scum, and freights high. Wheat, red, lal. to 15ed. per MONEY MARKET & CITY INTELLIGENCE. itaresese Convoke° of duty, per ton.. E 0 Os. to ,e 6 61. 'dem that his capture " looks like the LONDON ARCHDEACONRY.-The following has been Lovas° CAIW, Dutch and German. t 9 Os. to SIO Os. . mom termination of the Kaffir war, in so far, at least, as it addressed to Archdeacon Hale: Two o'Clock.-Our stock market continues dull and Ditto French and Megrim CIO Os. to Ell 04. AVERAGES, FROM THE " LONDON GAZETTE" OF FRIDAY LAST. affects the frontier districts directly." From tbe par- St. John's Rectory, Clerkenwell, Dec. 18, 1847. heavy, but prices nominally without variation. Con- nova, American, per terrel of 1961t0. 24 to 29 Uric and Hamburg -to - WHI-11. 1 /1101./.1 . 1 OATS. ll E. I na.l4lB. t PRAM. fielders which have transpired connected with the Venerable Sir,-I have received a letter bearing your sole are called 84; to 5 for the opening, and so have Canadian surrender of Sandilli, it appears that the position sienature, accompanied with the copy of a declaration, the been all morning, with a remarkable absence of French, per sok of 2801 1 / 1 1.. free - spirit of which is opposed to the appointment of Dr. Hamp. • which he took since the resumption of hostilities, was business. Reduced Threes, 844 to 1,. Time-and- ARRIVALS INTO LONDON FROM 13th DEC. TO 15th DEC. 1666 2.&,__ - 492 U 492U 53 2661 32 6631 24 ... ... 803 39 11 247 ,---.. den to the see of Hereford, and stati h h ffi d ng tat you aye a xe 1145 56 1 37 26 15 41 6 23 47 situated in the deepest recesses of the Amatola, where your own name i, an a to 't dtbt it will remain for a few days a-Quarter per Cents. 86 to k. Exchequer Bills, 7a. gm Wheat Enilish. ecotch. Irish. Foreign. 11 . 5 “wite 6730 I _ 733 37 4 111 44 . ... the country is perticularly suited to Kaffir warfare. on the library of Sion College, in order to allow 'such of the to 10e. premium. iank Stock, 1864 to t 3. Barley I 7447 I The whole range is quite secure against the approach clergy as approve of it the opportunity of adding their Dutch stocks corns better from Amsterdam, where oate 492 I 356 i 2361 7916 1311 =Mninr• ...... ••••••••• 355 31 WI se 23 13 ... ... 38 43 3 15 41 of horsemen, but forms capital ground for the move- M al "' money had become rather more easy, and they have Mos, s,2lCsaithe ; - barrels. Malt, 3,801 Words. Ox yo Wiltahlee 1263 30 1999 30 2619 32 220 22 29 21 1 ... ... 161 18 7 114 47 ... ... 12 32 0 24 45 Although the letter does not call for an muter, yet to • IMPERIAL AVERAGES. menta of riflemen. The plan of operations adopted - • • . Improved here in consequence. The Two-and-a-Half Berkshire 1661 51 1 3043 30 291 21 104 45 0 ' 46 43 d th I prevent misconception as to my own an o er c ergymen e ... ••• 1. 033 . Storey .......... ........... 1047 31 176 30 205 21 2 40 0 39 42 by the Commander of the Forces, namely, sending out views on the subject, I think it my duty to notice it, by per Cents. are now 553 to 1,. the Fours, 85 to 4. N , 6 Whet.) Barleyi oat. ! Rye. 1 Beans. K t ... ... 321 4d 31. 9423 a 04 Ses Id tes 64 49. 4d ea 1794 18 1681 29 993 22 •• • ••• ... . 130 38 3 37 58 1 strong detachments in light marching order, maintain- respectfully informing you that I entirely dissent from the S iedt len pan._ a__ are a fraction higher ; tbe Fives, 174 to - 13 ... ... 53a ed 32s ittl'23s SUM Id 43e 111 18s 34 sweet 2411 48 917 St 1 171 20 59 98 5 57 37 ing a strong camp with supplies in the immediate vi- sentiments contained in that deelaration ; and that I have, 18 ; the Threes, 294 to 30; Deferred, 11 to 12 ; Pas- - 1 20 „. ... 54, 3d 32s 0422 a Ild th 103 41s lld 498 Od ____,„_ llll nte 2071 49 1313 29 ... ... 296 21 ... ... 129 45 4 LS 41 minty of the scene of action, seems to have baffled tho slong with several of the London clerAymen of high chem. sive, 3. 1 to 44. Mexican, 174 to 18. Portuguese, 22 Doe. 4 . 124 - 37 ... ... 52s Ild 31s 64,22 a 10d Ms 10d 41s ed illa 5d ...then. Id i Me faeles 54 21s 11d.44. 04 Ws 74 DessimeMele- 1497 33 862 57 DA2 28 I 461 31 47 23 397 31 ... ... 4 51 0 15 44 6 44 • ter, already signed an address to Dr. ampden, expressive of •• ••• ••• ••• ... ..• to 3 Russian, 106 to 8. - II ... ... 311 s 1100 a 5422 s 4431 s 0d,420 741,475 74 Cornwall 603 66 376 30 1111 SO 1 enemy, and to have driven him to extreml. our confidence in the soundness of his theology, and of our - ' , - flognemetehire 1234 55 1 2013 23 370 12 - - - •• • "• ••• Sandilli, abandoned by Umbala and other su - en l'fi d ba ' fln I. • tth 'ec te qua i e apprs Oen ois e evation o e elm opa .- The advices from Frankfort represent a more a weer,' age. Sm. Sas 10431 s 8i122a 10.132 a 341448 194 18ii 84 g 0 0 . 3 , 3.31 ,4 ll4 51 182 34 ... ... 110 4i 10 126 24 ordinate chiefs, found himeelf a mere fugitive, ex- I have the tumour to remain, venerable Sir, your obedient cheerful and rising market for pubic securities and (There are no deaths on Foreign Grain.) Olonoedershite - 314 23 1 - ••• ... ... ••• ••• ••• ••• 78 46 6 ... ... posed continually to the balls of the practised shots servant, railway abates on the 14th instant. The latter, in 2 LS:lend!. Aviators-Wheat, ' Ma. 341. ; Barley, 32a 10d. ; Oats, Herefordshire 2a. 44. ; Rye, Ma. ; Beams, Stia. ed.; Peas, 635. 841. WoreeMenhiro 202 60 use 53 51 32 516 36 24 31 ... ... 6 60 0 ii 64 1 who were then scouring the fastnesses in which he Meoll iItOGIES, DID., particular, were in demand. 4115 34 MS 23 's - - o 3 26 • - -• 9 40 6 Rector of St. John's, Clerkenwell. Poem i Nov. 6. i Noy. IL Nov. 20. Nov. 27' Dee. 1. Dec. IL =LW. '" -• 13 80 - 61 41 43 1 bad sought concealment. So closely did ho find him- A meeting of the creditors of the Honiton bank was 1444 69 1 929 Se 123 28 I - ... self beset, that for many hours he dared not ven- THE ROYAL BOUNTT.-Thin morning the Bishop held at the Exeter District Bank last week, for the 64 3 ... 53 5 „, ... ... ••• ••• ... Chesbire Derbyahfre 443 32 173 55 107 38 526 34 103 24 119 26 ••• ... .. ... 13 35 5 i 6 61 1 it/ 47 s ture from his hiding-place ; and at length, of Oxford, Lord High Almoner, united by the sub-almoner, proof of debts and the choice of trade assignees. 52 11 ..... r. i ... ... Warwickshire 3892 S 3 1 1766 33 371 23 66 31 32931 4 perceiving that his situation became every according to ancient usage, attended at the Almonry.officee, Nothing particular passed on the occasion, and ulti- 52 es. 62 I ... ..... - ... ... ... ... Leicestershire . Northampton 3514 60 985 31 1 2144 30 f 49 26 779 23 ... ••• ... ... 96 63 4 100 53 II 249 47 7 44 49 5 bour more perilous, be resolved to surrender himself, Whitehall and distributed the royal bounty to a very gn at mately three assignees were appointed, viz.-Capt. 61 11 -- - ••• - 7.....1. „,.. Rutland - ... .... ... ... .. ... ••• - .. ... - - 1 21 32 1 :.. ... and accordingly dispatched messengers to Kin/ number oiaged and infirm perso h ns, each recipient Dein/ Basleigh, Mr. Ford, and Mr. Rogers. Bedford 671 49 TIS 29 1 65 33 ... ... 18 42 II , .. presented with two half-comma f this year's coinage, en Aritrovzio Deo. 18.-The little dry Wheat offered gold Hued ambito- 1544 37 1 584 29 345 21 ... ... We have a letter from the manager of the Royal William's Town, who re t d th t Sandilli an presen e a a form of application for the bounty issued on Maunday readily at an advance of 10e. per load, some =akin Cambri g 7499 47 Y 197 28 2867 19 _ 267 41 8 27 44 "3 his followers were starving, and that they were autho- Thursda The ree ients this ear are ao numerous, that Y. ip Y Bank of Australia, requesting the correction of 141. 14s. ; red, 131. 15s. ; moderate, 131. Flour, 36a. to 40s, Suffolk 9389 40 II i 131+9 21 618 24 72 28 8 3.54 39 10 242 41 s rised tri give an luminance that if the British com- to-morrow will be occupied to complete the distribution, an error in the notice of the Anstralasian Bank per sack of 2801 b. Barley was also twee. Moister. par. 14°e6alls • Lthoolasithe. 076 30 22270 29 1661141 51 met 31 277 21 1 VII 10 _ .., 290 41 10 49 40 3 ... ~. 613 44 I , LI 66 6 chased tho beet we" Bl ander would supply them with a little food, he lAN AUTHOR'S TRUE FRIEND.-We Call the espe- meeting, in the Express of the 18th imtant, Othty at 345. to 355. per gr., FMES fair /4 . 4 , a.. 1169l 36 2568 33 431 23 . ... 164 303 7 73 4 would without fail surrender himself the next morn- cial attention of the London publishers to the fact that One in which the former bank is named as being engaged samples going at 325. ; good grinding UM Oats were of y slow sale at fro 21s t 27 pe qr - ' Bea . both old and -laglia 13666 53 I 6500 93 1979 22 16 37 8 448 41 •03 .1' 2 ing. This request was acceded to; some bread and of their larethren at Madrid, who has reelised ao immense in a snit at law with the latter for about 100,0001., new, were offer:d at . a t o ri . fling decliae. Nun , maple Weetroareland- 1623 51 106 92 435 23 53 111 8 So 1 I 304 23 66 0. • ::: ::: I ... aea, , a . 4 7; - ' te . :4: ‘ ...t t to be bundle a s lendid liallsloll In the fortane, tie sae . g p . meat were furnished, and two of the messengers sent as between the two banks in question there is no such and boilinse might be had at it per sack lam money. In csemerised 617 00 1 Mg 33 / 631 23 . 3 41 ... 3 , .... ~ ri i i tt •,..‘ capital on which he intends to place the names of Spanish . Worthentheriendos- lB4l 51 1 WM 29 We 22 back, accompanied by a sedeant of the Kiffir police, aa te.4 in /et f Id d• ' dd dh t h ' ters ogo ;an it is • e ta , not eying , , snit. The action is between the Australian Bank and Rye and Tara little or no alteration. Durbin.- 796 54 697 33 51 27 i ... ... 6 to Bandilla ' s retreat. 'The third messenger remaming. any family, he intends at hie death to leave his money to a 10041 bank, called the Bank of Alisteelie, and, we AYLESBURY, Dec. 18.-Pricea remain precisely as quo Ted Make.- B4l 63 830 33 593 le 1 ... ... a es a hostage. On the next de th chief arrived and y e hose authors whose Morin he bag published !-Athentrum. I learn, involves a much larger sum than that stated. last week, with the exception of Wheat, for best qualities of - - ' ImpeekaWeekly Avenge 412101 61 1 104072 90 i 26743 22 4 106 31 0 , 600 •' n IN& I I'M e•e ca . .. .1